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THIS DEVICE ENABLE) 'IOU 1' REM OVE SEEDS IN i'M SELLING AN"L INSTA,.JTGRAPEFRuIT SEED REMOVER I beverage 5OWsgneropera I 4" ____ 1~ 1 I 0 4.Cj ________ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker LIME TO GET OFFGUARD ANP P0 SOME ______________ THAi'S MORE LI E IT ___ _______ I ( ___ ____________ • PAPERwoRK, STACK ALL THAT MIIAREIIO PAPER INSIPEI..THE TRUCK IS RNGING POSTER BOARD ____________ p — _________ 1:1 _________________________ _____ e ailment plant El — _______ ______ — — __________________________________________________________ by Art Sansom — — — I9t 12 — ii- ii-. 24 — 19 31 — - — — —— — . 7 — 4.I - — - _ [UT IT CERTAINLY WOULD BEIMP0SSIBI.ETOREpI,Ace YOU WITH_ A CO PUTER, ____ JUGHEAD.' ____ ____ 111 M ———— 57 — su — Herald Staff — — — — — . -, __________ ________ ; -, MEEK EEK Si 50M GW PICKED cs Th.6 w? CVER so I Doul-r W POCKET ______ ______ HERE,JOJ pany to bum high-sulfur f ueIS at requested this release from air 15 of Its 21 oil fired excessive cholesterol, Otherwlse you can consume most of the fruit, vegetable, cereal group without any concern about IIOLSSteFOI and very little concern about fat content. Of course, you mustn't add fatty-cholesterol stu1 cluding Sanford. Graham's assure that Its customers action follows a determination receive uninterrupted electric by President Carter that a service." regional energy emergency The suspension is for a 30-day exists In Florida because of the pe riod. Any extension beyond unavailability of low-sulfur that will require further action content fuels. by both the president and the Department of Environ. .governor, but state officials burn fuel 1 I ' A .1 I nategeous In both your per- but don-t lot tWa get to you. The Q W? o ________________________ 44 . 0 :~, ..' . .-::, U .. _______________ [ _____ __ __ _____________________ ,. _____ __ ______ __ ____________________ _______ ______ ome ______ UULU _______ _____ PRISCILLA'S POP by PRISCILLA. 'tOUW GOT 10 STOP THINKING ABOUT HORSES.') PIVERT 'SOUR MINE7.' REAP A BOOK, WATCH TV" LV SOMETHING.' —C ________________ \ Fop! WE CANT AFFOR(7 ONE RIGHT NOW AND THAT'S FINAL' 'C ' "ZT h ____ what lies ahead for you in the It's not a day to be out ( AND NOW" SLACK BEAUTY? __________ ___ year following your birthday by socializing. The good thing. sending sending for your copy of Astro- happen in areas Involving your Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each work or career, Don't get to AstroGraph, P.O. Box 489, sidetracked. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019, SAGITrARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. Be sure to specify birth sign. 21)Slngularpiarposesahould be TAURUS (April 20-May ) 3. -0 RAN 0 5, 5 .".I tI , .~ r,n ~p 20 ) 1%111 _~ rlllIi~ don't let your temper flare over of __ .. . .."-1 T.'1_1',-. 11 1 - _ BUGS IA \. _ BUNNY outsiders. Keep freeloadera out _______ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.19) may be high today, but youl not OKAY, ___ CANCER (June 21-July 22) .9tJREL1 THERE'S MORE ' VA THIS ,,,Tf_11N I I" ____ 1P will be In coping with smaller cites. Think big. ____ 445 c7 ________________ _ ________ Tofftc I___________ [1] I' r-1i " FRANK AND ERNEST U TTN 9Y C... at Dartmouth Col- my own lichocles in spite of a w! FOR ONCE ( yIEREHAY __ I . ~ -im ee :: __#_ .. V.'. . 1 L ,.' 4A1 -- '' - -- - : . . -.,JI - . L 'j4, 4 "S'h MI _________ PLASO INPIAN. .. -. - by I ... ------ .._,_..,_ --- ' . - . -....-,-- .. . .- .............. ., . ! - - 1( il differently sioners in dw be authorized to discus , , can do Is delay aettiement with the ( vohred in the suits, especially i'j' I I IV t( r. _____ - ______ ______________________________________________________ ____ __ _________________ - 11.1 , :" ,: F: Qr _____ ''S. ________ _____________ ____________ _____ _____ ..l , HER PATH 11 I 7. • % * ~~. ..' - 4j ____ . . If I .-., - * * ~ - L .. . .I '114 q .. P , r, - *4 c ,, ". rath,rr Lake Mary over the annexation nearly two ago of the Heathrow Planned Unit Development (PUD). She said all three suits deal with the enclave Issue. State Law forbids the crea tion of an the county before the tract was annexed, are legally en- forceable. than years pr.v.nf ih. annexations' in the county, everyone has influence on the decision makers," Williams said. The commitments made by Commissioner William the Heathrow owners are Kirchhoff said the city and the contained in several legal size sheets of paper guaranteeing county both look at their own density of the development, the interests and w hile the county is roads to be dedicated, property trying to hold do wn density the to be given for fire station and cities are looking toward enclave by annexation, but the police station sites, among The discussion was continued Courts have not defined what an to do it better," Miss Clayton other things. When the land was enclave is. The cities contend said, "It will only delay the annexed by Lake Mary the to the 2 p.m. workshop today. * H,rald Photo by Tom Vincent an enclave is a county area inevitable." developer gave the identical Miss Clayton also reported to Beverly A. Labit, 22. of 2215 Cordova Drive, Sanford. suffered cuts to both knees completely surrounded by city commitments to the city of commissioners that Attorney territory while the county Cominissioner Dick Williams General Jbn Smith is being Monday night when the car she was driving struck a pine tree on West Crystal claims it Is a county area said it was the feeling of the I-ake Mary. Miss Clayton said as a asked by the attorneys of Drive in the Loch Arbor subdivision, Ms, Labit said she swerved off the road wholly or partially surround ed board at the time the suits were compromise the county might nearby cowmties to clarify his when a dog ran in front of her car and she turned sharply to avoid hitting the by city territory, filed a project the size of offer to Lake Mary its building retnt opinion that only "Blin d -'..—' animal. She said the accident took place about 10:30 p.m. Monday. A Seminole "All the suits can do is delay Heathrow would have a great inspection services. Services" can handle sales by rather than prevent the an- deal of effect on the people who Commissioner Sandra Glenn vending machines in county- nezatlons," she told corn- live outside the city. Corn- asked her colleagues how the owned facilities. Gas SU ies * S U By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer With rising gas prices and reported cutbacks in supplies, the Seminole County school system says it does not face a problem operating its school buses this year but next year may be different. - Chevron, Inc., the school's supplier, has allocated ect Of Concern For Seminole Schools 0 ex bus runs," Coleman explained, "We figure about a three percent growth in student population for the county since last year." The split session plan slated for Lake Brantley High School in September is a major factor for the request for additional gasoline this year, Coleman says. Also known as an "extended day," the basic concept of the plan is to have juniors and seniors attend a five-hour 549,500 gallons of gas at a cost of $285,000 for the county schools in 1979, said Don Coleman, chief purchasing agent for county schools, morning session from 7 a.m. to 11:55 a.m. and freshmen and sophomores attend a five-hour afternoon session from 12:05 p.m. to 5p.m. at the school at 975 Sand Lake Road in south Seminole County. gallon of gasoline about two months ago and now pays 51 cents per gallon, Coleman said. The split session is one solution sought by high school officials to cope with its rising enrollment until the new About two weeks ago, the county was allowed to increase its then allocation of 504,733 gallons for the calendar year due to increasing transportation needs, Lake Mary High School is completed in December, 1980. Seminole County School Superintendent William P. Layer said the school board will discuss the gas situa tion Coleman said. "By law, we are required to have several additional programs such as special education and these require during the budget hearings for the 1979-10 school year. The budget hearings will begin in late April and continue into May, he said. "I am sure before this school year is out, we will have to cents a gallon." have concrete solutions to conserve our gasoline supply," said Roy Wright of the transportation department. According to a recent survey, school buses in the county traveled 12,406 aides per day or 2,225,000 miles during the 1977-78 school year, Wright said. Extrac ur ricular activities generated an additional 60,000 miles last year, he In preparation of higher gas prices and reports of limited supplies, Wright said his department has suggested Informally several gas-saver Ideas to the srld. superintendent of schools, "One way to save gas would possibly be to reduce the Throughout the county, school buses are responsible for transpo rt ing 18,833 students to and from school per day, number of field trips for students each year," Wright said. "Another is possibly to reduce,the number of courtesy riders." Wright said. To be eligible for school bus service, students _ Approximately 1,800 students who live within the two- The county school systeni has already taken some steps mile limit ride the school b uses due to adverse walking to conserve energy, Wright said. Bus drivers of the 160fleet are assigned bus routes nearest to their homes to conditions, he said. save gasoline, traveling to and from work, he said. Last year, the county school board replaced Its smaller capacity tanks with four 10,000-gallon tanks at key All in all, the county allocates approximately $2,200,()0 per yea r for its tra nspo rtation budget, Wrigh t said. This pays primar ily the salaries of the bus drivers, the locations In the county, Coleman said. "This way we were able to take a whole tank of gas at one time," Coleman said. "That saved us from five to six mechanics and clerical help, he said. "The idea is not that we are able to buy gas, It is whether we will have gas to buy," Wright said. . M 1AiLL I . . S . I ' - - . -- ....... 0 I - . - - . . . . - - ___ erty —_ .W rimp 1 I& in a real estate did I thlink klemes as a closing "could be of no benefit as the vaaW Wollictiols. __ft ___U AbAn- to the pulgic." Acting Mayor 1w, a -broker with Sten- dDnmeM of a *vll would cam Julian Stenstrom said the dremReally, would receive the such concern," Fan said. "I coudsi1oners had received a 4WIM11111111110 kom the sale of a don't want to cam the dly or pethim with the names of 19 AfMd 7W Cleek ..........4-A Hwaseep .................z-5 PIrW of land at the northeast the commission any em. 601t6y pvpaty oI ob. BrWP .....................III 111195III114011 ...................$-A aer of Lakeview and Rose 111)1St" Caliper...................IA (*Iteu .................2-A jectkii to the sale. drets it the seller, Jeff Fan declined to comment on The commission initially Ceeilcs ....................$1 OURSELVES ..............lB QiiIànd is abl, to negotiate an the unuwit of his cioTunh.Uon If rejected the dosing by a 24o-1 Cresiwerd .................21 Splits.................... 9-7-A iI N 1L1 ut with a developer the sale Is mad,. j(b vote, Ma)w Lee P, Moor. EIsrW...................4A Televiuli ................. SB I The clo't' at (hi Street had and placing to put an $000 J G. De Ably ...................1 Weather ...................IA for six - Cnnthiij. a' . . - . — -- .- . . . . . . - .. - .- . -- -.-.. ---- - - _____. - .- .- . process On PWrty at 911 Elm Ave. And 409 W. Third St. to lOcAte." Stendrorn also said will permit the Rinker A the owners of the property Materials Company to go ahead thrft-vOte majority to grant the extension was not obtained would have difficulty gaining with plans to build a $1 million Plant e4mutilon on the site. TIle when Stenstrom and Eddie loam and thus attempts e erty up tu Rinker Company produces Keith v*d in favor ad the standards would concrete building blocks. reWd and Farr voted in op. building code hav to be done with their own fune position, In ether action, the corn. Fan said granting the ex. tension would mean the A recommendation by the -Established a $7.50 license property could not be vacated planning and zoning corn- fee for the installation of coin month.. He said that was miulon In favor of the rezoning operated photo copiers. — - -. en By - — - A I I. . Tod" 3 a 111 WDIWM116 I . owman No ' S a -..,. ' * ___w._.._.. . - - SWOM.-WU -no TwAr I 6mT im killom Am # / - _-__--._.__ - area vote Craig Liggg •••'•' . . '1,. . corporated POUNDS quadraplex on we site. drawn .opposition front neigh- Morris absent. But City majority, and the dosing was "a real estate commi i is too lo to a ow ss on ng ll an eyesore to of a piece of property between HeraldStaff Writer However, to comply with city boring property owners, who Attorney C Vernon Mize ad- rejected not that important to me " exist Count ry Cl ub Road and West I Sanford City Commissioner setback ordinances, the claimed such action would vised the panel that three votes Farrsaldhe switched The absence of two corn25th Street from restricted Devid Farr reversed his vote on developer would have to close disrupt traffic and create would be required to peas or to avoid any suggestion of a missloners, both vacationing, But endrom said the people industrial (RI-1) to medium (be closing of a portion of Rose Rose Street east of Lakeview In par the king difficulties. reject a motion. On the second conf lict of Interest. He said his also prevented the city from were due industrial (MI-2) was given Street Monday night after it order to meet the 20-foot P'° Attorney William Colbert, vote, Farr reversed his broker and the seller would be taking action on a request to consideration ecorn. formal approval by city was revealed the street dosing froitage requirement, mission usi housing in Sanrepresenting one, nearby position, voted with the upset by the vote, but he added, extend the condemnation ford beextremely difficult commissioners. The rezoning prop owner, said the . _______________________________ . 01MMi,. This is A -ft #T I - . #~kj.F# _______ , -.. A low fl. I - comm _ . 'F" — ri . 0 ti! ' Farr Reverses Vote, Rose Street Will R main - Ns you i STAKE ME" MOMIN51115 , __FIRAL CR0q*TSH0T- . the — , - . '' .1 44VA'.0-104R., ___________ mArs 0-. ~~\ NA\ ZOONI ES UI T. TK K. Ryan b PAR OH? impact PUD w I County cities Lake Mary, where they made their errors so the city, impact Lake Mary residents. Casselberry and Longwood — they can correct them in a Williams asked Miss Clayton She said the move by the challenging annexations if subsequent annexation, to determine If commitments County Attorney Nikki Clayton county, considering the "It will Just delay the an. made by the owners Of hoinerule powers of the city of has her way. Heathrow Sanford and Lake Mary, appears to be a Miss Cla yton recommended 'All the suits Diluth, Minn. industrialist Jeno power play by the county. to co unty is Paulucel and associates — to workshop session Monday that "The difference is that if it is I,.. , i r:1i -------- 0 IAXK: THE WRLPS MOST Settlement Annexation lawsuits against three Seminole in the suits will tell the cities development will have outside than the Crossings .. ,, (. ___________ 8 _____________________ TUMBLEWEEDS . i' \ County Attorney Suggests _____ - - - ____ ______ ill 1 increase I -_ 1 .J fRP.NKJ.?i' X DoiI•i : a ;5 ) , . , .*::.O.-W~~- ~- ' ___________ other oil. " impact )",I ~ , __, __ - ______________ 1931 until 1937. ' 4. •NALLMYLIFE1 VU air cities _________________ ING MY WAY! in Sanford," judgments recognize ____ ____ ____ _______ i; p/c.4v _________ ________________ ___ 1QNItTIY1 ___ __ ___ ERY'rHlN our By DONNA EES missioners, adding if the county mission Chairman Bob French Heathrow development would Staff Writer wins, and she is not certain the said he wants the city to residents of the uninThe county will settle its county will, the final the S. , t1.t41 All -, by Stan Lee and John Romita ___________________________________________________________________ - ege. -. Herald - 1re1 71 The school district experienced a four-cent Increase per __ ' - _____ _____-' Ask tIs I*PIPIS ___ 0 make a mistake he will make it." impact — PISC (Feb. 20-March 20) natural desire to forget 'NEWSPAPER ASSN.I blunders and concentrate on Be ready to bend with persons bres" (For a copy of JACOB V MOD.. ________ ___ A .. — Oswald: "It doeisn't matThe American Whist be wiftut ter how good the player is. League ran occasional surn- SPIDER-MAN A SPfCER-M4N CAN 9E ,i -_' J _ - .' will be ___________________________________ ________ MTER TINC SEICE _____ ' - ______ far better thm doiq things Menders The dee, feitse Started with three Station, New York, N. V. iooig. working for your benefit today. your way. screeneid from by Bob Thavea 'A PERFECT ATCII EVERY TINE- ( • I,-, . confidentIal arrangement, well- relationship and you'll come oi* made possible because both Bridge," care of this newspa. - ', U. IVI I ,.~ ter. " A New Hampshire reader new fuel will have less of an on the environment Scott Burns, district manager "These plants have a new for FP&L in Sanford was type of a burner in them," pleased by the governor's Burns said. "They will burn this action. high-sulphur oil with "This (action) will relieve vironmentul damage than the oil situation Burns said today. The utility company a couple The Sanford plant, w hich is months ago indicated it wo uld r V;40~ 4 ____ II . . ;t .. '~~"',,,l,$"*,-.---,.-,~','~';,- A DOC; IN Here is a steal - •• ___________ _______ followed to the first heart with the three spot to show Alan: "We have frO- ___ handling larger issues than you sanething quite rewanft. -) 1 1 / ~V_ . * This Is one of those days when ways to mod thesn. In fact, this Looking back on years of mar tournaments there and you'll be far more adept at could push you toward bridge, I can recall plenty of added contract events from / .- . ., . 'T I thronlzeyotrt}thiklngtothefrs, quently pointed out that any asks if important bridge today, bi* draw the line with you can turn this arowid. you give a player a tournaments used to be by Stoffel a Heimdaht 6H) YOU Ildw to Others AM IM , I I 4`:.. 1. I; AIv~ .~.I ,'-...~~,:?. 1. ____ ___ were in the advanced player aid Alaa Sontag _____ head and dig Into your purse for the family or loved ones "..,. ; , . I' By Oswald Jacoby GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Go smoothly as you planned, but If - ., . t: .?'i ' ing Myers, Port Everglades and ___ i bother to ruff." 'Alan: "West made the first defensive mistake. He be worth any V * class. Also, East should really ruff that third heart. His little trump wasn't goi ng to th la an irritating Individual. This they' ll care about c) . .' an odd number of cards in Care about them and person won't be able to disrupt CAPRICORN (Dec.224an. 19) Things may not go things. / S I . the suit. These defenders Opening lead:,*K content is normally allowed the company' Varn, as well as power effect on the __• - ame when East avoided today. Your luck ll.i In 1,uck is on your side today, so areas that Mud@ the wellm ,- sulfer - ' man • won't your Al Vermeer EAST at Sanford, Cape Canaveral, Ft. plant, Burns said. He said the Riviera. Gov. Bob Graham -- rule, 100 grams was home if the suit broke 33 and could also succeed If hearts were 4-2 and the with short hearts was also short in trumps." Oswald: "Then, I assume he took an added chance. He cashed the jack of spades and ace-king of hearts, led a low trump to dummy's ace, played a third heart and was • 942 10843 96 • K J 72 • Q 95 • AK3 • Q8?54 SOUTH K J 1053 AKQ A 84 • 102 Vulnerable: EastWeat Dealer: South West North East 14 pa p 2• 4• pass au au n its ______ WEST higher j L_ before clearing tnunpa. He • $6 a sulphur content oil less en- . V hearts 0 J 9 a sonal life and careerwise. cardsaredackedinyoirfavor. Sometimes when we walk He won't matter, anyway. slower we don't miss as much. LIBRA (Sept. 230ct. 23) ARIES (March 21-April 19) S thi g very good is going to Don't fret if a job you are at- happen today. It will give you tempting to do Isn't going at all cause to celebrate. The only well. Help Is on way and will bad thing: You probably arrive In plenty of time to solve get work done, yo ur problem. Find out more of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. _______ than '.-.. ' the third club and saw that he needed four heart tricks to make his contract, and because of entry problems, he had to establish J752 • 1063 with will cause DER will increase sur- the smoke to be "a little veillance efforts at FP&L. units da rker" when it leaves the - ,. A we suspend certain said. emission rounds of clubs. South ruffed ____ year. today," ticulates, but would have little percent. It will permit an located near the Lake Monroe begin experiencing problems at breathing in opacity from 20 bridge, will begin burning the by mid-April because supplies temporary suspension of air same. begin to burn the dirtier, high company officials, said use of level. Varn's recommendation percent to 40 percent. high-sulphur content oil as soon of low-sulphur content oil regulations for FP&L The governor also said he sulf ur oil. It will only affect the the dirtier fuel would darken will allow the company to burn Florida Power & Light will be as notification is received from normally used to provide its gency would adopt some recom- opacity (visible emanations) visible emissions from the oil with a 2.5 percent sulfur required to initiate a sampling the governor's office, Burns customers with power will be in hearing in Orlando Saturday. mendations made by Varn. The and particulates (minute stacks and increase par- content. 'Me current limit is I program and make reports to said. short supply. AT BRIDGE NORTH that . - 'if they say we can start today, we could start he permanent suspension of air said. The burning of the highemission standards," mental Regulation Secretary said they see no problem in that date of the suspension period particles in the smoke). 4 1.4 Don't think you have to pay a DER. "This is no way to be construed as state support for air emission regulations to permit FP49L to - Jake Varn recommended the area If conditions remain the will begin the day the units at April 10, 1579 high price for It, however, A quieter you may emerge VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) this coming Thu could. . Someone may nut be ho&ilg up prove to be extrunely ad- hisendofaneutsdsy, - - ______ ______ - Graham i I units, in. emission standards in order to Now about your different food of cholesterol. YOUR BIRTHDAY _N SO IT) LIKE HAVE NJY MOJEY' ______ ______ - I agree with Secretary — Howl. Schneider by . recommendation _ WIN ---- Oil 'Dirty' said for public use yet and isln the exceeded yow allotted amota For Tu.sday,, April 10, 1979 v) ill - . Burn 29 higher substance has not been cleared egg yolks, you will quickly have By BERNICE BEDE OSOL _________ -. To regulations to permit hi __________________ _______________ ' . we suspend certain air emission Writers OK ''' - FP&L to burn fuel with a sulfur Governor Bob Graham today content than is normally announced he will permit allowed the company," Florida Power & Light Corn- Graham. "The utility company titute HOROSCOPE ___ Gives "I agree with Secretary Varn's recommendation that SHARON CARRASCO while, a low-cholesterol diet (three-and-one half ounces: and adequate amounts of raw weight of the edible portlot exerclaearemeuures thatyou only of meM,fIshandpotdtr can do which help in many contains about 70 milligrams o instances, You must be ). cholesterol. That's really no __________________ solly certain to keep your very high when consumed b _______________________________ body weight down to prevent reasonable portions. Butter fat contains quite a obesity If at all possible. — - By JANE CASSELBERRY and sorption of cholesterol and experimental stage. Mean- As a general — Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)— Price 15 Cents Blackouts Averted? Gov. are some subdarlces dances to those foods. The most commonly used On the market that will bind the cholesterol. There is a new oil food that contains lots ol bs that Isn't absorbed cholesterol is the egg yolk that does bind with pad of the Each egg yolk contains aboul cholesterol and then it's 225 mgs of cholesterol. If you'r( afIp4ed withtheof the trying to limit your intake to 30( ———— ——— — I 10 - undigested food material. This mgs a day or less and use mans 54 - — - 1 I Sanford — formed chiefly by guidelines about low-fat, low. , 50 51 56 j/_-_, ___ lLft To give you some general enhances the absorption of cholesterol into your circulatlon. Then U there's a way to block And cholesterol, finally if there's a way t courage your liver to form i choLesterol, that helps. _ _ ______________ 53 WHO EVER A COMPUTER Ti'4AT SITS ALL DAY APiO DOES (,v) REALL WHY? [ Cholesterol 13 a yellow Waxy to produce sumption. The fat in your food stimulates the liver of amounts — — 32771 1979--Sanford, Lamb the foods lowest In cholero1? DEAR READER - your - — - — — — — by Bob Montana 4 4 list In coconut oil because It and absorbed through the Inamount of saturated fat a large testinal wall hack Into in it. The coconut, oil doesn't circulation, cholesterol but the help lower blood contain You and by saturated fat enhances abfood cholesterol In — — 71st Year, No. 200—Tuesday, April ~ 6. I about - 49 ARCHIE — - iiiJol I Dr. together in your smaU Intestine People sometimes get confused —— — ________________________ _________________ _____ ______ yourliver. It'semptledwiththe cholesterol diets, I'm sendln* bile from your liver Into Y0 you The Health Letter numbet intestine. Preventini Diet 1-3, Cholesterol is an animal Atherosclerosis. product. That means that )OU Since cholesterol is an animal get cholesterol from animal itfollows thatnone of product, foods as well as from erol formed by your the vegetables, fruits or cereals cholest cholesterol at *ll• jj mixed Cofltaln &Y liver. Beth 39 1 40 __ ______ _______ — — 36 35 1 — 0 -•• groups the foods that are highest In cholesterol and substance 28 29 30 32 - — - — 27 — 34 THAT COMPUTERS MIGHT REPLACE SOME TEACHERS? the ——— 20 — — 25 26 - — A RCH I E, HAVE OU have It? 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Answer to Previous Puzzle tjkAi 41 Doctors' group 1 Membranous 42 Sp.ak eloquently pouch ACROSS color . - -.5-. . . -- S-S ' 4 — — - — - ' .. . -. ,--. - ---- d-- .- I. , .....................- .- - . . . . - S * ' 4 r'- -• �2A—Evening Herald Sanford, FL 0 Knifepomt Tuesday, April 10, 17? Sanford Man Robbed At VRLD . -.... IN BRIEF Bomb Injures Dozens In Crowded Israeli Market TEL apparently set by Palestinians exploded today near a fish shop in an openair market crowded with Passover shoppers, killing one person and wounding more than 20 others, police said. Police said the one-pound bomb killed a fl -year-old man from the suburb of Herzllya and injured 22 persons, five of them seriously. However, Israeli radio said 35 people, Including three children, were hospitalized. Police said the bomb, which exploded shortly after noon, the height of the shopping day, apparently was planted under one of the stalls of the Carmel market because most of the wounded suffered leg inturles. Pedestrians, repeatedly warned by authorities to beware of strange objects, alerted officials to a suspicious shopping beg left near a fish shop in the market. A city Inspector was about to reach for it when it exploded. AVIV (UPI) — A bomb A Sanford man was robbed at knifepoint b -tshkker he had given a ride to Monday afternoon, Sanford police said. Roy H. Tolkson, 32, of 1913 W. Third St. picked up the hit. cblüer on Highway 17-92 near the Sanford Plaza at about 3:30 p.m., police said. Once inside the car the rider pulled a small knife and ordered Tolkson to turn off on 26th Street and park the car, police said. Police said the hitchhiker then struck Tolkson In the head with his fist and, while holding the knife to Tolkson's throat, took $50 from his wallet. Police said the assailant was a white male, 18 or 19 years old with blond hair and a scar on his nose. enough for burgiars to ransack-- it and steal almost $8000 WOrth of pearl n ecklaces and gold watches, according to Seminole * Fires County deputies. Grace Smith of 132 Hickory * Courts Tree, Woodlands, told deputies she left her home at 10 a.m. * Police Beat Monday and returned about an hour later to find her bedroom had been ransacked. Deputies 710 worth ofpersonal property, said they found no signs of deputies said. forced entry. Mary Nichols, 70, of Geneva The more expensive Items told deputies the burglary taken Included a 36-Inch pearl occurred sornethne Monday. necklace, valued at $1,000; a Deputies say someone cut gold watch, valued at $450, and through the screen of the back a gold chain bracelet valued at porch door and then removed $1,000, Mrs. Smith told four jalousies from another deputies. Approximately $7,747 door to enter the home. worth of property was stolen. Burglars ransacked drawers, cabinets and the medicine chest BURGLARY JEWELRY STOLEN and used two pillow cases to Burglars ransacked the home cart away the property deputies A home In the Woodlands left alone for an hour was time of a Geneva woman and dole say. Some of the most ox- Labor Leader Tortured BOGOTA, Columbia UPI) A labor union leader was tortured by Colombian security police who forced him to sit on an anthill crawling with poisonous ants, the union has charged in a coniplaint. The incident occurred last week at security police headquarters in Medellin. 160 miles northwest of Bogota. said the complaint filed Monday by the Antloqula Workers Union. ,- - . Police stripped Campo Elias Sierra, who was picked up .i by police for questioning about a robbery at the food store where heIs employed and forced to him sit for 30 minutes on the anthill. He told union officials he fainted : due to the effects of the ant bits, then was shut In a dark cell for 26 hours before being released. - Russia Buys More Grain WASHINGTON (UP!) — Russia has bought more than mzic tens of U.& grain flU fiscal year with the ' purchase of another 350.000 mddc tons of corn and 150,000 metric tons of wheat. The sales were reported previously by private ex' porters, but the destination of the shipments was unknown until an Agriculture Department report Monday. Several recent orders pushed Russian purchases of U.S. : . , grain to 8 million mdric tons — 5.63 million metric tons of ! corn and 14 million metric tons of wheat — in the third year of a five-year U.S.-Soviet grain agreement. The Russians are obligated to buy at least 6 million tons under the agreement. Guerrillas Take Town MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) — Sandinista guerrillas dug into the northern city of EMail today, building barricades and roadblocks to step up their delve to Oust President Maitaik, Somosa, residents said. The rebels' recapture of Edell came amid reports that at lead two national guardsmen and 28 Insurgents were Rican border ID the mouth. Sotnosa Is In the United States visiting members of his family end said he won't be back In Nicaragua until Monday. Warplanes Hit Base WSKA, Zambia (UP!) — Plods"warplanes at. tacked a major black guerrilla base on the outskirts of baakaWAY. C8211114 Many casualties. Cars aid ambulances carrying wounded could be seen roaring tirough the city on the way to hospitals, but the exact toll from the raid 10 miles from downtown Lusaka was not known. The raid, the first attack against guerrilla targets inside Zambia by Rhodesian forces In more than a n)o,4Ji, followed en airwimeiment by Jodius Nkomo's groop iFwi Its forces were preparing to launch a general offenelve In in au.out of ran to wreck oiesia's elections week. _ 1 NFATHER %_____ $ sin, risdi: tempera- ~111111111111011b 15 If 9 no ,.. was parked in his yard at the time of the theft. The bicyc!e has an orange frame with black trim, deputies said. N -..A11ON IN BRIEF TAPEPIAYER STOLEN Someone removed a new & track tape player from the dash bracket of a van parked in the Plantation Apartments parking lot, near Maitland. Billie Strickland, 32, of 46-C Plantation Apartments, told deputies the rear door of his van was left unlocked. The 8-track tape player was valued at $100. VANDALISM Vandals caused about 1120 worth of damage sometime Saturday when they dug up 10 or more one-year-old tangerine trees from the orange grove at SR 419, southwest of Wagner's curve, deputies say. Senate Circumvents Showdown On Prayer Dr. Arshad All, conducting the research, said he needs to determine if the midges are emanating out of the Florida Power & light reservoir, and Lake Monroe areas only or from elsewhere as well. After conducting the research program for the past seven months, Dr. All said he has found a high percentage of midges in the lake, but only two of the species — black and brown — are "pestiferous." He said he has found through analysis that four types of fish, mostly sunfish, feed on the midge in Its pupi and larvae Age of development which is an Important part of the food chain. "There Is no advantage to the adult Insect," Dr. All said, and spiders follow It. Outlining his research to date, the zoologist and entomologist, said the blind mosquito does not bite or transmit disease. Its eggs lay on the bottom of the lake and during the summer take only three days to hatch. He said the female Insect lays 500 to 1,500 eggs at a time. When the egg He said while his research mass strikes the water It swells has shown that more midges In size and then sInkto the emerge from the 1,100-acre bottom. reservoir than from the 9,000 acre Lake Monroe, "there is no Dr. All said various evidence the reservoir Is a chemicals to control the midge major cause of the problem. "I are being tested In his have not done migratory laboratory Including blocides, studies yet, but I will do those Insecticides and insect growth studies this summer," he said. regulators. DONNA FETES Rotary Club president Tom Hunt gets report from Dr. All - Editors note: I drove from the Tanzanian border with members of the In- and military air fleet. They include a Boeing 707 of Uganda Air. UP! correspeadeut Toy A*gu Is the fist j.arialMt to visit vading army to this town just south of Amln's beleaguered capital ways which was damaged during a two-week Tanzanian artillery Tnt—fin troops flghtl.g Ilde Uganda. F.11owtag Is delayed of Kaznpai. bombardment of the town. dispstcb firm Avirgas In the Iowa of Ea$SbhS, jut iadh .1 the Everywhere I saw widespread signs of destruction and looting An American-built Libyan C430 transport plane also hit by capital of Kauspsla. with entire villages pulverized by artillery and warplanes and artillery lies at the end of the main runway. A dozen Sovletbuilt than stripped bare by marauding guerrillas or even civilians. MIG warplanes lie scattered around the airport compound In By TONY AVIRGAN But If the property damage has been great In the war, Tan- various stages of disrepair. told ENTEBBE, Uganda (UP!) — The burned-out hulks 01 IdI army oMcers me cualtleshad been relatively light, Aznln'i air force — MIG fighters, a Boeing 707 end a Libyan C1) with the Ugandans soffering about 1,000 dead and the Tansanlans When I visited the airport, several of the aircraft were still transport — lay smoldering on the runways of fttebbe's In- much fewer than that. They said about 400 Ubyans ,,, smoldering. T8111,111111110 warplanes a wee k ago bombed a runway airport, Ironically dill within view of a huge portrait killed, most 01 them In a two-day battle for control 01 this former and evidentl' hit several 01 the planes. of the Ugandan dictator Nnlself. Ubyan defenders thin abandoned both the airport and the British administrative capital. At Amin's beautiful British colonial statehouse overicolft the Entebbe, 25 miles sough of Kampala, was once a plem"neighboring town and rdreated to Kampals, suffering heavy vastU ON01 Lake Victoria, a TanzanIi soldier lay on an IaksMla town housing AmID's beautiful datebous. and Uganda's casualties from T'w1w ambushes. P expensive levied Persian et his antiaircrait g. major htMIonal As I entered Erdebbe, residents and neighboring villagers were Other Tanzanian troops had looted the statehouse itself and 11w airport is now partially destroyed. Below a feeJas pain- busy looting the deserted stores and houses, many of which cartoni from seized radios, liquor and television sets dotted the Ung 01Amin hanging from the ultra-modern terminal building are belo nged to army and govenmwnt personnel. otherwise Immaculate lawns. piles of rubble, broken giant office furniture and edpmsrt The dory of looting, pillage and destruction was the same In town, civilians and .xils guerrillas looted deserted homes Gifts from the akport, curio shop U among wrecked everywhere. and stores, piling mattresses, clothing and anything movesblà carcwes of aircraft. "One of our bIgd problems been how to stop Ugandan onto bicycles and Into cars. The runways are littered with the remains 01 Ainjn's civilian exiles destroying the towns," a Tanzanian army officer told me. Tanzanian War p lan es B last Kpala k. ' _____________________ ___ -- s. ' V ''' S • • •' • I .. ....-.•-'4. :r -. -•----.-.' . • . :..I • . - I .1 '1 - ~. ~ ' . 1 ,I % " ,qn .,Iv_ ':I ,. ; ' ,. ."I. . y.ç . 4 .• 41-S.,' •P_' " - •. ., • •,,t • .. , t , 1 .. * I 1 . . .,1~ . ...U'• ! ,1• . , , . ,'~.,,".~ :T ~ . 1/ 1 iZ , -' -. .-. • ,. - • .• , • ' ..' • : ________ r1 -" i'I - • • , ' • • •• • '- • • • '.- ' . •-... •. •• •'. . , - N ..t ,$".'!. • . . ..j' f — . . I F I . •• , -. -"p i'- . - '. ..J 4 I ! ,, " _ `~,,~ ; , -, 4::;? .1 - ,. ~, I ti I • GROTON,Conn. (UP!) The USS Nautilus ended its fabled 25-year career as the world's first atomic marine Monday, sailing out of its home non for the ,. time as a coinmlasloned Navy vessel. The Nautilus, which for surpassed the science-fiction adventures of the deep sea craft for which It was named, wasn't showing the flag when It steamed from the U.S. Navy submarine base at 2:92 p.m. Just two minutes behind schedule. The hip's last voyage lacked the fa*fareft was greetad with when it was liuwdmed In 1954 a few miles down the Thames River. The Nautilus headed for Mare Island Naval Station near San Fra ncisco, where It will be decommissioned after Its arrival In late May. -S.-,. . • _ •••__•.•_•,•, , _ • ' I - -. '' '''' H.arld Photo by Jane Cass,rn.rry TO GIFT THE CITY Steven M. Uskert of 117 Temple Drive, Longwood, presented a painting he had made and framed of the building, which formerly served as Longwood city hail and school house, to Mayor June Lormann who accepted on behalf of the city. House Ups Work Benefits TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) to the Senate where It may wind The Senate meanwhile compensation bill includes the With critics complsirdxgng up In a joint conference corn- passed 26.10 and sent to the wage-loss concept which Is the that Florida's employers need a mittee. House legislation (SB272) heart of the Senate plan, but has lot more rate relief, the House In another action In a fast requiring community colleges higher benefits for Injured passed a workman's compensa- paced meeting, the House to give at least half of their workers as well as lower costs tion bill today that increases pawed 105.8 and sent to the athletic scholarships to Florida to the employers. benefits and cuts rates 10 Senate a bill (HB1046) requir- residents. They mostly are for The plan, proposed by a rare Ing city and county governpercent. union-management combinaments to file financial basketball. lIon, comprised of the Florida The bill Is a drastically disclosure statements with the Sponsors complained too AFL—CIO and Associated In. amended version of the Senate- state so the governor can be many of the colleges dustries, the business lobby, passed bill (CSSB188) that gave alerted to problems that could are ignoringtwo-year Floridians and was endorsed by Speaker Hyatt a 21-26 percent cut in premiums lead to local bankruptcies like turning to other states for their Brown as a tool to head off a for the on-the-job injury in- those which occurred in New athletic stars. move against any substantial surance. The bill now goes back York and Cleveland. The House-passed workman's reform. - Lykens Doesn't Get Job A SWu!OrII police officer was rejected for the position of Orange City police chief by the Orange City Council Monday. Dennis. but the city council, in the absence of the vacationing Dennis voted 3.2 against Lykens' appointment. William F. Lykeus, on leave from the Sanford Police Patrol Division, had applied for the Orange City job and had been __ _l u'v wp ciwicv ui mayor wuiara The Orange City position has been vacant for four months and Council Chairman John Crowther, who led the op- a_..-.. IAJ1UWfl W bysens, threatened to name his own police chief deteLiive. However, he was while the mayor was on transferred from that position following an organizational vacation, Lykens said he was shuffle of the police department "disappointed" by the council in January. Lykens subsequently took a decision which he termed leave of absence to seek "political." Lykens served with the another job. Sanford police eight years and rose to the position of head of - Rons tadt Unhappy Abou t A tten tion - . - NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. mixed business with I pleasure today, promoting a "solar technicians corps" with Kenyan President Dsplel Arap Mol and enjoying the colonialstyle charms of Nairobi with companion - - - ___ ____ - Forgetting for the maciant Kenya's famed ga parka, Brown dr* a political note as to roportars after his ft with I at the whitewashed statehouse in Nairobi. "The United States Is spending hundreds of mIllions 01 dollars to stimulate development 01 alternate energy sources," Brown said, _____________________________ "sources which would be 01 particular Interests In countries without funds for oil HOSPITAL NOTES S ,Sanford: AFII ii, irn ADMISSIONS Cynthia A. Adams Cynthia C. Bryant Anthony Campbell Jewel L. Cummings Michael J. Gun - - $ylv Ira Little Lot: Howard Miore John no~ Raymond I, Rylander Francis Tobin Janice L. Fisher, Altamonte listy Yates. DeLand Lanes, Deltona 4,,oria J. Laucic, Walorip, DeI'ona leh Wilkins. D,Nonm o.e -.4 41 4619 James Newell, Longwood alrift Sanford: Bryant, Terry and Cynthia, a boy DISCNAIGSI Sanford: Barbara C. Sail loll Mule Davison Ruth Garner Aliein rn Heidenreich Malcom Lodge Si. Margaret A. Redman Ruth aimsars Mary A. Spivey Geneva N. Tyler, ltamoiWi Henry Obermayi'r. Delal y Charlie Rumgaidner, Deltona D01101141 Wilhelm Kub.Ca, DD01101141 supplies. "An Idea I'm working on is a solar teclmklansccrps—to nod people around the world piwnoting solar energy," he said, IIfr.'dng It to the Peace Corps. "Thlslstheklndoftldngjerryhlkastodoon his vacation," an aide said as Brown plunged lido his official discussions, his mood taking a dud4id turn for the better. However No Rostadi was decidedly "isp with the uatitm. Sources said abs us dipramad by the arm" press attention ra 'g the coople. While Brownmd with Kenya ad _______ _ - • Dedication ceremonies and office operates. Hunt added • an open house are planned light refreshments will be • Wednesday at the new $1 served. million administrative facilities of Southern Bell Tel. Co., the firm's manager Torn Hunt said ' '..': . •- •'.•.. --:' 4 Rehabilitative Services (HRS) is recommending expansion of services such as child care and pre-natal care. 'We will tell the delegation of our concerns and interest In the bills," he said. DONNA ESTES •' .,j; . • Hattaway i D-Altamonte Springs indicated the county can obtain the additional state money lilt can show the need. French said there are currently 10 different areas of public health care where the state Department of Health and Southern Bell Dedication Wednesday .4 , L II USS Nautilus Ends Career ___ S ..: • . - NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) — Despite the "noise and began dived for cover in nearby Uganda as white mercenaries the capital followed theme days That battle Nosawed back Tanzanian planes, artillery and thunder," Initial reports in, ditches and homes, but We believed to be two 01 heavy ground aghting on the and forth, residents said. AL one rockets Naded wips1a today dicetid there were few comal Western diplomats will try to Swedieb aid two Wad German city's southern edges point Amin's forces piwhed out hi the heaviest attacks 01 th ties wIth mad people Identify the bodies 01 the first journal& the in ad sdp of the city aa far aslo miles big ____ ____ ___ __ war, -i'-lgng downtown bell, mediately scurrying off the fair foreigo casualties of the The by TIa Amin's CTk "Rhino Brigade," by today had bairn burled back diags, disrupting electricity drub for the nurad shelter. war. They were ld*fed by troops poised Cs the oidabists 01 barked by tanks and to their original starting point. armor, epplivai Tiwis w no ward on the --- . r , I II .. - * . MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) — Vernon Presley — father of the late Elvis Presley was reported in stable condition on his 63rd birthday today at Baptist Hospital after suffering a "severe" heart attack earlier In the week. Presley . walked into the hospital emergency ropin Saturday, complaining of chest pains and was admitted for observation and treatment. His condition worsened the next day when he developed an irregular heartbeat. Hospital vice president Maurice Elliott said Presley "had a severe attack about 11 p.m. Sunday" and was transferred to the coronary can unit after his condition stabilized. Heaviest Attack On City •• -.---4--.- ---- 1'" • .- II - 4 Presley's Dad 'Stable' - -.••.- 1 -" 4 . " i*. ...: • - __ ~, !- • -; , TOPEKA. Kan. (UP!) — Because an elderly rural Kansas couple is married, the U.S. Department of Agriculture won't allow them to receive two disaster benefit payments for their separately operated farms. And Don and Ethel Martin of Syracuse, Kan., say they're too old to divorce over the matter. So the Martins have filed a class-action suit asking USDA regulations on disaster aid be declared unconstitutional. U.S. District Judge Richard Rogers took the matter under advisement Monday following a 1½-hour hearing. Mrs. Martin, 70, operates a 9,000-acre farmin Kearney County. Martin, 68, operates a 2,000-acre farm In Hamilton County. Uganda: Destruction Is Everywhere • - 1. ~; They're Too Old To Divorce , •"''''• :''' I , :,, I~ . - - CHICAGO (UP!) flulnols Attorney General William J. Scott, the most popular Republican vote-getter In the state, has been Indicted on five counts of income tax evasion following a two-year investigation he insists was a political witch hunt. Scott, who built a reputation during more than a decade In office as a pollution-fighter and consumer advocate, maintained he is Innocent and said U.S. Attorney Thomas P. Sullivan, who announced the indictment Monday, has a conflict of interest in the case. Despite the widely reported federal grand jury investigation, Scott was re-elected to a fourth term last November by a plurality of more than I million votes over a Democrat backed by the Chicago machine. On Feb. 22, Scott announced he would run for the Senate seat being vacated by Adlal E. Stevenson, 1)-I11. ua ' -I I . Illinois AG Indicted Dr. All, an assistant professor at the University of Florida (U of F), has been conducting the research from the Uof F Agriculture, Research and Education Center an Celery Avenue, Sanford, and gave a status report on the research to the Sanford Rotary Club Monday. U , , weeks, It was decided Monday that the need for additional state funding to expand services of the Seminole County Health Department to serve more people is a necessity. Commission Chairman Bob French said State Rep. Bobby - a ' ' .'f.:' i,.-" .; .~ , Evaluation (OMAE) Director Jeff Etchberger will make the trip, Other commissioners may also go along. While commissioners have been discussing a possible Tallahassee trip for several - AREA DEATHS 1h -am . - WASHINGTON (UPI) The Justice Department says there Is "no factual basis" to Bert Lance's charges that Prosecutors and grand jurors improperly leaked information to reporters about the secret investigation of his banking practices. Government lawyers argued In a court brief Monday that Lance failed to show any "specific" evidence of violations by prosecutors or jurors of grand jury secrecy rules. "With respect to the various statements reported In the press citing Department of Justice sources, there Is but one Instance in which an individual the attorney general — Is specifically identified," the brief said. nuday. 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Born r4hid of at sd for many N1P0(t Beach, Cal; INCA UONIG &e!sn --ily this ofWue, aa,, 7:17 paa., low 1*005,a,, the day. meshing as os tin reel," as hi C*lo, she omw to Serd years, before meving to Mrs kg. Melead wii0.g1 four Pandohildeen; 7 great. in thS inid to opp IN 12:40 IL Building. and reads near reihr said. "ft us ii. In in from MaiI 00 was' Rochester, N.Y., ii* i No as grandchildren and several in the mill in Usypeutz high 12*47 aa., Kampala's downtown gold. Iwaviad attack, a by,iur the dty, 01 a member of the Sanford mamb,r 01 the lirhary As ItaItlai,4, died kidsyus., eaCh and nephews. !Ps'Ns. Wide meuthvsMuty 11:50 p.m., low 1:40 sm., 7:16 roofed coofetisce canter were the war." at (Z (th. (th CX Gad, Senfort I. 15 ash led" becr ow(laines Funeral Flwtds Manor Orlando. AG pa. cratered wIth *ilk d abrap Shills from Tanzanian Sb. Is survived by her lbs Is survived by two native of Ccig., UI., abs had HotM Longwood, is In cb.r(. niL . Sovisibeilt artillery pieces husband, Harry M. Miller, r, Mr.. $uics Bock lived 01 MTaiuumaiI2. in MadImM hr the p 1111 Thnusadisiensaukj , tefthe lathed; thee, ax., *s. jy wk y — us.s *1.* ':: uchusi en R siu city d . the x.s Margard Butter, Rsschs Ws M ___ Reck kewe. Fist Sallied, InKaapaIavhickbIs,$ far 00 Tat aisotricity in AM"*! CaL, Mrs R Myers; sers, -Mrs Sara us a 4 'hr1 vindas dli. Kampala's exclusive Vol Esisi. Tcy. 11II IL 70— Yesger, BesseviUs, kt sad Ct,, New Yeck Oty Mrs m of I4kerai vh if MACir. NIL I,AUi* SOCK_____Ph. Ne. Plohspser$he'-j - r''' a us pijd, Mimoriel services fir Mrs. y da; i: y, thda,, pwioamd DOW so soon, . Laws Noc Mack, 74. Pt. Myers :-: Kathy lei., * N. Prsss Ave.. sNt& Psi. 1117$. Mr., Nancy Pick, lvivsis ladudi two .iled tsiJding, hR pai%fo4 I-l-4 WIsv Thuny, *HL will (inty, one bn diaghters, be Tberuy I Class rs*ps PaNel I.Wi, Phsdds 31771 M'i, E1, at fl:i,m The Other raitds d aliDhey hee aaim the city, *a ____ Funeral services and balM HfCWY Ave" CP.urcP. OfofGod. — y Nas, vis,, 'dee,, Atsa.., p, Cart sad Mrs. X11*1 Violins. vi hi in Ra with ley, Pqcati $s.i4i, 05.' Carl,,a. Mn. Ivalyn Rick Clark, Katherino. Gsstsvso, ficlitini. s, Ivrlai ruu - uo* er, Iii -r •i1Ii d 'Thiumi diu VW0 Bo.rmsyM1as.P4isj, lid SaiWird.Ristlawn LUliid, s, :i S. CS*elacp, Sorrost city the' apes vhr the chrj 01 arr gas, __ Cbepsl. Ft. Mysr. In Ew.I. Commissioners in workshop session Monday afternoon agreed that Commission Chairman Bob French and Commjssion4 Sandra Glenn, County Administrator Roger Neiswender and Office of Management, Analysis and Lance Charge Denied whereabouts of Pred,M Idi ____________________________________________________________ s:y 00 01 punone scurrying for cover, vi. Monday us report- : County officials will make a one-day trip to Tallahassee next week to confer with the Seminole Legislative delegation, but more par. ticularly to see if they can get any portion of$230,000available for local health care. - The research program into the blind mosquito (midge) which infests the Sanford lakefront at certain times of the year, will zero In on whether the pesky creatures are migrating to the area in addition to coming in from Lake Monroe. Tuesday, April 10, 119-3A County Bosses Seek Health Care Funds, WASHINGTON (UP!) — The Senate, apparently unable to defeat the Issue of allowing prayers in public schools, has taken the long way around to avoid a showdown on the emotional issue. The winner, if there was one in the two days of slUrmlshing, was the proposed new education department. The leaders Indicated it stood no chance of passage if the prayer amendment were attached to it. In one of its last actions before taking a 12-d4y recess over Easter and Passover, the Senate attached the voluntary prayer amendment to a bill that has little chance of enactment, then eliminated it from the education department bill, which the administration did not want jeopardized by the controversy. The issue came up suddenly last Thursday when an amendment by Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., to the education department bill was adopted, 47-37. It would have overturned the Supreme Court ruling outlawing all voluntary prayer in public schools and buildings. Mosquitoes: Where Are They From? _ ____________ spokesman said Demetreshon was driving west when a car driven by Russell Keene, 16, of Orlando swerved Into his path and the cars collided head-on. Dernetreshon was taken to Halifax Hospital in Daytona Beach wehere he died about an hour after arrival, the Spokesman said. Keene was also taken to On Halifax Hospital where his condition 15 reported to be critical. A highway patrol trooper said Keene was charged with driving on the wrong side of the road. BICYCLE TAKEN A 20-Inch Raleigh boy's bicycle valued at $130 was stolen Sunday morning from Jack Oppenheimer, 31, of 113 Tedwoith Court, according to Seminole County deputies. Oppenheimer said the bicycle Research Program Looks For Answer Iran Shows Leniency TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — In the first act of leniency reported, an Islamic revolutionary court commuted the sentence of a SAVAK secret policeman and acquItted 16 supporters of the shah for lack of evidence. The decision by an Islamic tribunal In Tehran Monday, though coinciding with nine more executions, appeared to be an attempt to placate international criticism of the summary executions of officials and military leaders who served Shah Mohammed Hess Pahlavi. Iran also announced Monday It had increased oil Production to more Um 4 million barrels a day in an ef. - . fort to help the country's faltering economy. Action Róiibrti pensive Items taken Included a UL glass vise, valued at $125, a sterling candelabra, valued at $250, and a carved Ivory necklace with matching ear rings val ued at $50. ic cmii HEIST A burglar or burglars broke Into the Crooms High School lunch room Monday night and made off with 60 boxes of ice cream valued at more than *00, Sanford police said. Police said the front door of the high school was forced open by the thief. FATAUTY Richard Demetreshon, 29,of Altamonte Springs died Sunday when the car be was driving collided with another on In foggy conditions on State Road 44 flEW' Sam*ula. A Florida High Patrol Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — I - DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? ISELL HOMESI 4 'I WHY DON'T WE GET TOG ETH ER I SAhARA PHILLIPS REALTOR. ASSOCIATE U.S. officials, she remained closeted In her own hotel cottage, beselged by several score of well-wishers and young Americans hoping for autographs. In an apparent throw-away remark, a Ronstaft cowpanlon said, "&ie may go to lunch. She may go shopping. Or she go home. We're dealing with two individuals who do what they want." STENSTROM REALTY - REALTORS 322-2420 or 321.0lU 2185 PARK DR., SANFORD Hunt said the dedication ceremony Is slated for 10 a.m. at the administrative building at 3000 Southgate Road, directly qcross from the Sanford Plaza. The ceremonies are being coordinated by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Cornmerce, Hunt said, and added the American Legion Auxiliary will participate, An open house is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday and the public is invited at no charge, Hunt added. lie said guided tours will be furnished at the open house for the general public to show what the new administrative facilities contain and how the 34 Arrested For Drugs ': BRANDON, Fla. (UPI) About 65 Hhlsborough County sheriff's deputies swooped down on the Brandon area today and made 34 arrests o various charges involving the sale of drugs, some of it to junior high school pupils. Officers said they expected to make 15 more arrests later in the day and Wednesday. Sheriff Walter C. Heinrich said the raids culminated a month and a half investigation which began when Brandon area civic leaders complained of drug traffic in their neighborhoods, particularly among pupils at an area junior high school. - FREE SPRING REFUSE CLEAN-UP The Sanford Public Works Department will be conducting a City Wide Clean-up beginning April i t through May 15, at no cost to the property owner. A Special Pick-up will be made on a call basis; call, Ursi served. City will pick up anything placed at the normal pick up point. 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" : •. -• -. - -- .4 4 . 4 . _ '-: .•5_,• ... �Evening 1111traMd (USPS 411.210) Tuesday, April 10, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, 13.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. soil , 12 _____J _E I _ And So Closes Koreagate Issue The Clock By JIM HAYNES The not-guilty verdict in the case for former Congressman Otto E. Passman, D-La., charged with bribery and income tax evasion, brings th e awl es a scanua ui ana knew I was asking for It. He came back inspades. pping up from the chair, he went to my record I'm certain It has happened In millions of homes throughout America, but it was a first for me. My 16-year-old son hod the stereo onJjiU tast when lwalked in. Hecoujdn't have hurdme if! had screamed Into his ear. "Hey... that's my favorite song,"he protested asl turned down the volume to about five on a scale of one to 10. I managed to maintain my cool, despite concern eviction papers were being processed right then. The situation prompted a rather lengthy conversatlon on music appreciation. Okay, Rusty, I asked, what possible redeeming social value can a song named "YMCA" have? And what about "Forever In Bluejeans?" or "Stumble In?" It wasn't enough that they wrote a song (and movie) about the "Car Wash," or even the "YMCA." Now they have one about "Going To The Bank." The boy's argument was valid in that It represented a sound he preferred. I was prodding, 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3OS-322-2011or81-9S93 and I both like the Bee Gees, but separate company on hard rock. Much like my rock and roll and my.. is Itsy crres.: dad's bi I'm not aocertaln we've gone that far from the Charleston, of my granddad's era. InJt the last year, a new sound has permeated'. our lifestyles. ft's impossible to Ignore disco... no matter what station you listen to. Disco clubs are spreading across the country like wildfire. We have them right here In Seminole;: County. But folks who don't frequent night spots are still flooded with disco mania. Other than the disco-oriented radio stations, we have disco clothes, disco movies, disco language, and disco-everythings. Even an advertisement in the newspaper publicizes the fact that department stores stage dISCO sales. It's no wonder Rusty is hanging onto his Bob Seger albums and I'm not letting my Kingston Trio albums out of Sight. It's the changing of the guard on the dial. racic, where a selected few 45sfrornmyteenyears are protected. "Tell me, dad," he said. "What do these titles mean?" He held up a few discs, and flipping through, rambled off some titles that hadn't crossed my mind In years, but were bringing an ear-toear grin to this young man. Lollipop. White Sport Coat and a Pink Carnation. Purple People Eater. Sha-Booin. Puppy Love. Okay, Russ. Don't go any further. The message is loud and clear, Ah, yes... I recall those days so clearly. My own father was constantlychanging dial of our radio. He was looking for Bing Crosby or at least Perry Como; I wanted the Del Vikings, but would settle for Johnny Mathis. The contemporary sound of music, we concluded, will never meet the satisfaction of everyone. My son : Needless Conifusion, I an l oHitter' 9 . I : %.4 i V I . Elks ~, 1 1 1 31~ .' .12 4. . M'I* I e Expense Island ____ _____ ____ ____ ____ .4 American Produce Exchange forfeited to George's. APEX had nine ulavers at the dart of ____ •-• . • , .. - • .•' . ' : - - •. -. -: Herald Phstss by Tins Vincent Sors adoption - - WASHINGTON — Involvement of the Mafia to disnilse lbs poibllity that the Mafia, Prqkb'4 Ksdy." £ IUAZ FOB RAp=t Hwy of us eatj.,'s and Cilia Premier Fidel Castro In the although not timid around by Castro '4 tiee waters even mors is the charities are unwitth4Iy donatIng mosisyti NIu1,1Jtjon of President Jaha F. Klsmsdy has have voluntarily timed around with him," lbs p'qy that anti-Csto Cubes may have ficpl,iü who need it lbs lest — lbs beaks. been given a new and Intriguing twist In lbS MW 11t *M1S involved, "HwY of 'i"lbs reports Proof of this is esIIy avilj anyone w that, bS notes by 1113, the mob sayi,."hed corns to ceacluds that lbs U.g, 'oiv moiliesid report of the House "may have lost their motivation to assassinate Iresidunt was an o1'etecl, requiring lèniin1i Coe'inittes. the canceled check and sti the date it Ines ___ Cstro" bees.. the growIng Soviet presenee In Cubm iftilaw. ritso wa brake the first version of an Cilia wi the tewamuds and itthvie1y that he would be over cauliction" hi 1167, as It w told to us by theOde t.,..s c.u'*ut te ys yew e country reopened t o Mo b verulos of the Cstro.Mafha alIlIce7 "The beak had free s of lets inebuter Joke RoW. While the oen1vt,, °° ______ ____ committ.e considered It slplfja TimIn the thar ow dot hey dory In Ms IatI ___ P*ielWi Public revelations aboat the pist upsrkedanlivstlgatlonthstlsdtoavariatlosd Of COuis and wield be relatively in the P,se 11 theory as ems of the po*ble the mob "bad bean gives sidflclu* reason to ceruapendid with iffiltJ to avoid doper. $V'flcst anyway. But urns charities hi. oidont iaedy." By 11 b tkn in1 scoomlloo of th. IIfl and to soupe prosecution wieke b hly th 1a11y, IIEtN p"Mini stieltisi In 1W." Roedli told us that Mafia hirelings, with the ' tatutisms, thus Lug keesist they should be n n.h of presumes applied to each the cMtit s444s, may have hoped to Id coasetlas. , Of the uummsdy '°." the repast. CIA keiivstlon in his Isgil to Cubs to kill Cstrs. The dictator had by cultis as a ( rep An —'pg AN ad 'itei It a '1, they had a c" price for his agreeing to amd an ws 4y y cti m wt "monaky F&iew*pja motive t made &11-'c, more Mtraetln "uw,s." wi. n-nd.to aid convicts. A 4,aWmwu Iuliaf "nMy." by The wa*bs .' WV$ k—'-tly, 10 00 CWA*Andda$ bW • 1$ war to the book lbs am day it 4 w Tu 1w4dooft ankneft betwom Coeft RiselWs story,1111110 11111M 111110 1Md siend" om 4 41 M his donds do rely'ild. titter. and persuaded to 411114ir owes ad the mob weld have bees ne elutrie to t i lb. i-W' to study the Mafia Others, Including lbs D1 Med rleas ag a awy, the ____ in a,l . .uts towerd Zeesdy. ___ 441._I— , ow -Iversion gIves pragmatic 'b:"s' wheels rs"' BERRY'S WORLD 10~ • ' t "4'\ Hints New Castro-Mafia Twist Report. in as& How of of the &As* pay limitations. ••.. . £I r i . `-_ • I a mote . . They Cipst, hMhus for the moWs he' wiv_ -11111111111 do Mule, Ike Ms • • Fil - • Jrw ad Iprm pestiaruhipi with an• w when It is edind" _____ v c: is is at y a saj ii. r: -eru tsr to MB Bi.. IM the aizs ed by the 'tee in. anioe .. allasse, V this was vulindary. that ce 01hndsn 15 ddoiul..s dotilu Of Us j_I.e ds elVs story Ofi hiSundtsdthisg* hove led 15th —'u — ls.d keum by th Mule — II1IS IneriasS thin wir ad Ib1.S Of dp, ssigq ad titus '1s +-ee toad it more allsviMs their prebless by asasulautlag : Of , '•• • . ' ------'_ t51$ b MA • -_ -- • . - -_ . __ 0- - __— S — ---.- .-.------# • - -. t — -e __ tiek fern isvusl deja to wseke Is get their tt two " (, ?55w ,o*— vadly 64 • .. -' -ps a iataseIm AN& hii_is Of miwy hi Of haig ____ = -_ be in 1,11-0 keor 1u1a or jut4um IWèr-T WIiII - ' • ,-,r :' 11 1W I . / Atlantic Sank • • • - - . ?/ .. - •: .•.. - • • _-• - • -• •.• • • - - -- •••• • - • • Martindlil safe, Kidd awaits throw 24$ i-Il Reds, Seaver Find Themselves Decker's 1 fIJI I''.'' Tigers 7, Royals 3: Mariners over winless Oakland. the bottom of the second when VFW pushed three runners across the plate on just one hit, a single by Paul Griffin. Elks sent l0 men to bat jnthe Eric Jackson pensiv ___ .. :, .. -, 241 Si-16 Rotary held a 1.0 lead untiI Monday night and added a dering how we would do without first game last year until May 6, Matching Crops, Lands Congress Unreigned • the game, but during the contest two players were inRon LeFlore drove in four volved In a disagreement and By United Press InternatIonal home run to pace Cincinnati to Pete Rose. I am glad we went allowed only seven hits before The Cincinnati Reds, who a 9-4 rout of the winless Atlanta on the road and didn't have a tiring after the eighth and run s with a double and single to left the field, leaving only seven yielding to Frank Pastore. prolonged home stand." played like "The Bad News Braves, lift Detroit past previously APEX participants, "I think the ballclub is much The Reds scored runs in each Dodgers 2, Astros 1: unbeaten Kansas City behind Atlantic Bank bombed Bears" for Tom Seaver last Bill Russell slammed a solo the combined eight-hit pitching Seminole Petroleum, 144, in a Wednesday, suddenly look like more relaxed," said Cincinnati of the first six Innings and made catcher Johnny Bench, who only one error in coast ing to home run and Jerry Reuss, of Milt Wilcox and John Hiller. game which involved no forfeit. grizzlies. Hogan allowed only single Seaver, who was knocked out also hit a solo homer. "I think their second straight win after acquired by Los Angeles just Mariners 5, A's 2: Floyd Bannister made his tallies in the first and fourth In the second Inning on opening there was a tremendous three openi ng home losses to two days ago, allowed only one Innings In pitching the five- day as the Reds made five amount of pressure on a lot of the Giants. The Braves are hit over four innings of relief, Seattle debut a successful one handing Houston its first - scattering seven hits over Inning jewel. He also had a errors against San Francisco, people in Cincinnati — pressure winless in four games. Seaver, who didn't win his defeat. seven innings to pace the struck out 10 in eight innings on the manager, people wontriple and single. •. ' 131 13-li Elks ment came about when vw ______ J j . .-. .~. .. . I . • • --- ______ __ g • ______ ____ 9 . _______ ____ J • ______ ____ I /-11 • 'a.. 0 teas uni r L ime1i ht ,. %,'.., . , Outlast Knights Of Columbus, 16-11 _4~~:S A one-hitter by Stanley Hogan third inning and 11 in the fourth, and two singles in four trips to never trailed. The bankers stood out as the highlight of and scored five runs each In- the plate. The two extra-base were leading, only, 6-4, before Monday's Junior League ning to slip past Knights of hits keyed the third and fourth putting the game on ice with season-openers In Sanford, but Columbus. Inning scoring sprees. eight runs in ths bottom of the controversy spiced play In the Larry Wynn and Pat Ron Kidd had two hits for third. Little Florida League. Dougherty shared the pitching Elks, both singles. Joey Evans collected three of Hogan pitched VFW past honors for Elks, while Andy Knights of Columbus scored Atlantic Bank's 10 hits and / Rotary, 11.2, while Elks Griffith went the distance in its 11 runs on just three hits, David Rape added two. Chris outlasted Knights of Columbus, defeat, singles by Windell Frederick, Therlault and Elijah Williams 16.11, in the other Junior Wynn also carried the big Griffith and Tim Hall. had the only hits for Seminole League contest. stick at the plate for Elks, Atlantic Bank jumped ahead, Petroleum. In the Uffle Major League, a uncorking a home run, triple 2, in the bottom of the first and SEM. ATLANTIC SANK pair of unusual forfeits left loop ROTARY vw PITIOLUUM All IN ASUH ASIN KotC ELKS ASRH Evans officials scratching their heads. IdeS 333 Ill GriffIn 2I2 AS I N AS I H Penick 2 0 0 Richardson I 20 2 1 I Saw 21I Jack Prosier Ford was trailing M.tts Mertindill 2 41 Kill'worU I 3 0 SrIdWs 1110 Ashcroft 2 31 2 I I Hill 21I Luce 3 3 I Chis&n 31 I Williams 2 I I 5cott 1 0• Flagship Bank In the bottom of Mitcf,.iI I I I H.san 4 31 SIi 31 2 Frederick 311 Mltd1I I I S Stevens 000 ROwe I II Path. 2 I I G riffith 3 I I Wynn 4 3 4 Tipton the fifth, 0-2, when coach Bill Tanner I I I AtkInson 1II 3410 HarrIs Hall 3II 4 $ 1 Drelfvirst III Theriavit 2 I I Hickman 0I1 Hogan pulled his team off the Capks 3 I I Williams 3 I I SradweiI III Name" 4II Griff in I I I Molten 211 2 I I kiln 2 I I Brinson 1 I I S.rrsos 3II McKinney III III field in disagreement over a Donaldson -_ •I I I Lawrence Rowe Jackson 3 I I Kidd 1II 3 2 2 Jones I I I laps 3 22 Hilliman I I I knit S 2 grown GrIss.m I 3 I 21 0 ISciavon I I I laker ruling by the umpires. The Remiss., I It Watson 0II • Total, 3 31 20 113 Rinkava. III Skep I I I Olvidsn 211 • • gne Is under protest. Totals 14 2 I Totals 2111 $ Totals 311411 Totals 12 4 2 Totals 141411 Another unusual develop- iot KOOC notar y 118 16-1 113 0-4 312 11I.-IIkm,Patr.tsum _________ ____ Tuesday, April 10, 17—SA 0 H .: Three A);y I.. -• wm UJIlvIUSIOn. __ Evening Herald Sanford,!, .—RAnew.— . al Controvers y, Forfeits Spice Little Malor League ~ MEEMMMMMMX~ , Largely unpunished are numbers of Democratic congressmen, who bathed in rivers of cash ANGLE.wALTERS VIEWPOINT designed to influence them in behalf of South Korea. The Passman case provides an insight into th is mass escape from punishment. ________ Tongsun Park, the South Korean businessman, testified that he gave Mr. Passman about $477,000 — mostly in cash in unmarked manila envelopes. . '6& . . .. Columnist William Saf ire, whose investigative .4 .. . . reporting adheres to a single standard, has _____ 1W it suggested that Mr. Passman was a "distributor" to VQ other congressmen as well as a "taker" himself. In any event, the Carter Justice Department finally 4 4111 obtained a grand jury indictment of Mr. Passman WASHINGTON (NEA)—Should federal By DON GEAFF on two counts: for taking bribes of $213,000 and for ___ bumper standards designed to save car owners income tax evasion. 4 -millions In repair costs be abruptly suspended or With millions of words already devoted to the After the befuddled Justice Department agreed modifiedbecauseaslnglebwnpermanufac 0. Three Mile Isla nd crisis, the final ones may dill to a request from Mr. Passman's attorneys that the claims the standards put It at a competitive be a long time In coining. ___ two charges be combined into one count, the disadvantage? These must await determination of the precise defense attorneys then cited a law th at requires It sounds preposterous, but when you strip cause or causes of thereactor malfunction and .,, away the f ancy window-dressing, that Is decisions asto bow It Is gofngto reshape the role income tax cases to be tried in the defendant's precisely the question conf nting . of ro th ti e Na onal . nuclear energy In our futute, as they surely home district. Thus, they obtained a transfer of the Highway Traffic Safety Administration as a • will trial to Mr. Passman's hometown, Monroe, La. The result of c grcsslonal pressure generated by a But the very absence of such crucial a nswers sigh of relief on Capitol Hill at th is turn of events is 0 West Virginia bumper manufacturer. at this point raises aquestion: What if this brush said to have been indescribable... Starting with the current (1979) model year, all 1 catastrophe had occurred not In central w ith During the trial, the Passman attorneys new cars must be equipped with bumpers that Pennsylvania, United States of America, but In a managed to emphasize the former congressman's prevent damage to the auto In front-and'rear closed society? role in promoting U.S. rice sales to Korea that crashes at 5 Miles per how or less. Beginning . We may never have an answer — unless the with the 1* model year, both the car and the benefit ed rice growers In his r ural district. It took .. result of ilirillar Incident should be catastrophe. bumper Itself must resist damage In 5 mph Mr. Passman's friends, neighbors and former crashes. But wecan be fairly certain that It would not be constituents only an hour and a half to decide that publicized as Three Mile Island has been, Or Those standards were set several years ago by the man who had served them so well in NHTSA pursuant to the mandate contained In a have similar public consequences. _____________________ Washinton for 30 years was not guilty — that, in 1972 law. All the major auto makers have begun U there 15 a real complaint about Information the words of his attorney, he was "an unknowing meeting them with no apparent difficulty. concerning Three Mile Island, it Is not In a victim of an evil Korean conspiracy." Now, however, Congress Is threatening to SCIENCE WORLD shortage but en overabundance of details. The Only one Koreagate congressman suffered a force NHTSA either to suspend Its standards or public has been inundated with fact, often them substantial penalty. Former Congressman Richard recall variously Interpreted, and speculation. damage test. T. Hanna, D-Calif. is in prison, having pleaded And If there has been confusion, much of It Why? Because a year ago, Houdaille may be traced to the complexity of the nucleir guilty following the same sort of incriminating Industries, thc.,w , at a . ds gnnerating process Itself plus th ,Park tetjmony which Mr. Pasaman successfully .. By RoBERT LU1COI WVa., am Impintwt If a world ener crisis becomes a levels of not always fully co naIadeanumero uthority denied. WO?AV.Spirtflit)f ' ftY1ain the fleid oll torflssV', or using plant Mate, fedsfil, scientific Senate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd, DW. — dealing with aqcl The House Ethics Committee last summer Va., complaining the bumper regulation coupled Agriculture scientist says farmers around the and animal products to produce energy. Issuing statements on the situation. concluded an 18-month investigation into the South with federal fuel economy standards would put world may benefit from a program that started Traditional examples Of blomass are the use of no coverup. What 0 Korean bribery scandal by voting .reprimands— its product at a competitive disadvantage with when the United States tried to convince other firewood or cowchlps for fuel. will be Is open to some debate. Duke said an example of a possible application the lightest possible punishment — against lighter-weIght plastic and aluminum bumpers countries to cut back on narcotics production. Foreign governments pointed out that their of the databank to biomass is the leucaena plant, and might drive the plant out of business. California Democrats Charles Wilson, John McFall who made their livings growing such a fast-growing tropical tree widely used for Some people just can't tell a joke, and one of and Edward Roybal. At the same time the comHoudaille claims its own studies show a 2.5 farmers, crops as opium poppies and cocaine, had nothing reforestation. them is Connecticut Judge Walter Pickett. mittee absolved nine other congressmen, including mph standard would have more cost benefits for to fail backon. If the United Slates wanted them However, most varieties of the plant have Judge Pickett made the news back In early House Majority Leader Thomas P O'Neill Jr. of consumers than the 5 m ph standa rd. Byrd, With g row something else, then it was up to difficulty In the extremely acidic soils charac197$ In the course of the performance of hisofhis enormous influence, saw to It that Congress United States to find the substitute. accepting gifts from South Korean sources of from ordered ficial dutie& On the basis of evidence that ow of NHM to conduct a whole new lm,= The answer is& computer databank at USDA's teristic of many tropical regions, Duke said. $100 to $20,000 or more. fOil m en arre st ed In study Of the relative merits of a 5mph standard Beltsvllle, But Duke th e abd t n and a uc io ault of scovered by ss di checking computer Md., research center. It Is the reports of types of the leucaena Appearances to the contrary, the wheels of versus the lesser 2.5 mph rule sought by hi describes in Malaysia d a woman had not been able to rape the victim, brainchild of Dr. James Duke, who justice still grind. We are confident history will not constitutents. Colombia that apparently are able to grow in Plckatt ordered that he not be bound over for himself as a "botanist with a flair for ecology." acidic soils. After writing farmers who had trial. be as forgiving of Koreagate congressmen as their Under tremendous time pressure, NHTSA In The program, which went into operation In reported having that variety of the plant, the January coughed up a sloppily-done study full of 1P76, contains information about 3,000 "economic peers. What made this news was not the decision but USDA received four batches of seeds, arithmetical errors and other weaknesses that plants" growing In some 600 places around the the accompanying comment: "You can't blame said It couldn't really tell which standard offered wont It matches unusual crops to unusual soils Those seeds are now being analyzed to see If somebody for trying." the most benefits to COflS%IfleTL they could stand the rigors of the tropical and climate conditions, The facetious remark was greeted with a climate In other countries. One country where general absence of amusement, particularly. on The agency Is now doing more tests and Because most agricultural experts know Most Americans are suffering from the scramble to keep up studies In an attempt to asses' the relative conditions under which more common crops Dike says the plant could possibly grow well Is the part of a number of organizations and Inwith the cost of living — and of paying taxes. merits Of the two standards, and has Invited such as wheat and corn thrive, Duke said the Haiti. clividuals who thought the judge should be made But none of us enjoys the same ability to provide self-relief as comment from all Interested parties and from focus of the program Is answering requests from Dike says the system has more often been to answer for it do members of Congress. the general public. persons or groups who want to know what iu used to find what crops grow bed in differing Well, the answer has been slow In coming, but The Senate caine under a bit of criticism recently when it But Congress, In its new-found anti-regulatory grow best on land that Is economically marginal. regions. it Is finally here. Connecticut's judicial review scrapped the ceiling of $000 on outside Income, voting to delay Requests have been received from a council has taken disciplInary action. Plckdt zeal, lan't waiting to no what the agency comes After a request Is received, Duke said, It is the restriction for four years. Now a subcommittee of the House up with. Lest week, consumer subcommIttees In simple to match the climate of the region the missionary group In Brazil, from Zambia, and has been privately censured. Ways and Means Committee Is working on a bill to allow each both the House and Senate held their own request came from with the types of plants that from "drlm companies seeking to =Y~tlt i is the lead ..rim Action which could representative and senator a $0-per-day tax deduction for each do bed there. have bought land In other countrie hearings on the bumper standards. have been taken, not affecting his continuance on , day Congress is In session. know what they can grow there." If a request cbntalns no local climate 00 bond. Other options was public come or Members already are allowed a $3,000 deduction in conInterestingly enough, Hotulaille represeii ta. Duke said the computer can come up with a One success reported by Duke was finding a recommendation for &mn1q, sideratlon of their need to maintain a home in Washington as lives were the only wfties at those hearings rough Idea Of ON climate If It is told what sort of type of sorghum that could survive the arid OrgwkMlons and Indislduals •ding nothing well as In their districts. But the proposed deduction, which to testify In favor of weakening the existing plants grow there already. climate and '1'Ine soils of parts of the the lest bit humorous In the subject of rape dill could amount to as much as $14,000 annually, is designed to federal bumper standard. One way the system may become Increasingly American West. aren't laughing. fia1her offset the cost Of living In Washington. , It could mew en average redaction In ° JACK ANDERSON about $400. The American public is unlikely to view the scheme with sympathy. Approval by Congress two years ago of a $12,000-a year pay raise for members drew criesof outrage and led to ....... - • ------ w uspering S PORTS -_ .. .. PHILADELPHIA (UP!) W.C. Fields would have lovedIt. Pete Rose's first day on the job in Philadelphia would have enriched the late comedian's catalogue of jokes $3.2 million man they hoped would lead them to the National League pennant. It would be the biggest celebration In Philadelphia since the signing of the - Declaration 01 Independence. about his native city. Wins Parädè But, as Fields might have predicted, it rained and the I Rose was supposed to make his home debut at first base game was postponed. Now they'll try again tonight, with Decker's Royals clinched the for the Philadelphia Phillies Monday night in a carnivalthe forecast for clear weather. first half championship Monday :fc_______ By MILTON RICHMAN like atmosphere that perhaps would be better suited for In the Altamonte Springs Little the Fourth of July. Rose got a clue this might not be as an exciting day as he League, claiming a 5-2 major was expecting when he rode a cab to the ballpark early in Tony Everyone's Favorite A fireworks display, the unfurling of an American flag league victory over Letterio Co the afternoon. measuring 112 feet by 247 feet and U.S. Army parachutists NEW YORK (UP!) — The last thing a manager ordinarily will on the four-hit pitching of Mark delivering the first ball were all arranged as part of the "The cab driver didn't recognize me," he said. "He was admit Is that he has a particular favorite among his players. That C'hasey as Kevin Hill delivered pregame hoopla. a big Phillies' fan, but all he said was 'enjoy the game' goes for most managers. The late Gil Hodges was different. He a three-run double. A crowd of 45,000 was expected to come and cheer the Letterlo's only bright when he dropped me off. I didn't tell him who I was." had a favorite and didn't mind admitting it. running the moment came in the last Inning "Who Is It?" I asked him the second year he was when T.J. Scaletta doubled Mets. "Al Weis," he answered, naming the club's unassuming, home two runs, but Chasey ,unobtrusive utilityman, who hit something Ww .175 the season regained control to shut off the rally. Loser Scott Russell before, allowed Just three hits. "Why is he your favorite?" was my next question. In AAA action Monday, the "Because," Gil Hodges replied, "he'll play anywhere I ask him Jim McDonald and Wes Rich League. Randy Hill had another AAA Steve Ferrell in a 14-8 triumph Whit eSox stopped the Cards, had the big sticks Monday night to, second base, shortstop, third or even the outfield. So many of Each slugger blast ed two homer, with he and Rick Grant over Orlando Helicopters, these fellows give you an argument If you ask them to play 15-14; and In minor league, in Sanford Metro Softball home runs to steer their teams having three hits each and as paced by Rob Simpson and Phil another position. Al Weis never does. He'll play wherever he's action, Ken Lawson and Adifli HOWARWS STIOMUIG. to victories, many RBIs. Levi Raines had a Spake, who each had a homer Yai*owltz combined to pitch a MOBIL AS a w CAILION needed and he'll always do the best he AS I H McDonald added two singles homer and two singles for and three singles. 131 What brinas all this In mind is the way I)Iek Wilhiami E.Iki notitterasCobi Boats blanked Mallies •9%1%I.,mO.,..4 I,... n 1t..A fl11,,i... W 4M WI S IUii OVVVI4 DVnOIPISn 4 Gaplans 3 11 3 3 American Bones, Homes, 0. Yates about Tony Perez. The Montreal Expos' manager doesn't coin. 1 3 $ Drwmmsnd 4 I t RBI night In Stromberg Whigham's Furniture got a NISSan 423 III Lu COLAs Boats wcii e first half Maxwell th right out and say the 36-year-old Cuban first baseman Is his Carbon's double eals 3 11 Seals :I 3 1645 victory over and two singles from $ I 1 'teSt favorite player but you get a pretty good Idea of how he lesis N.L. ChwnhIOflshlP with an 84 Steed 100 Howard's Mobile. Joe Steffans HELICOPTERS WHIGHAM LItton 211 kIttens 444 about him by the way he says, "You'd love to have Tony record and will face A.L. titlist McMullen 4 12 sully 2 32 was also 4for-4 for the winners Tucker Al IIIHI Stonremlrs AS3IIHI I II 433 Wutlrnel Perna cm your bull dub." Funny thing, L* s Miden., DeLoach's Meat Market (72) 'vans III while Carroll Yates went 3-for.4 Casper Deerboen 33 2 Wkll5ain III McDonald 2II mulish I I I SlWf% 411117 Presley 3IS Perez' previous manager with Cincinnati, said the same UAng Wednesday night at S for the TItals wi fo RBIs th ur for the losers. Simpson 433 l3lGilie*ay CISCIIIs I I I ve o rall first half crown. about him. Aikaii 22I 4 I $ Miller Ra*mans 3 11 Rich wound up with two G.1n 123 3I1F.rreil WHITI $05 Whalen III His managers aren't the only ones who have this kind of an. homers and a single 4 12 8pM. in four at Al I N 4 I 4 well AS I H Totals 20 II II 2 31 Small I aeens SIII Pakess ceptlonal appreciation br the Expos' big, affable, r4)handed '' is Niwarts MIleI * 113 4-11 bats for six RBIs In AAA Cooper 221 Wild MaIisUlCs III Sradswell 4ISP,t. I klUI.,,.cl........ 5traas. i.s.ses.i '4501115 nnM55c1, 00111 1U15 141 UlO iUI OVWtflI UI M UIJ!JrI UN DII Stows 21I HIlllRIsw* 311 Miller ________ 4)1 $la5aJ 43 iTansOrtauons Zull win over Cimmer 201411 Ill Totals " 43* Ds'tlr$Ir I third with Montreal. Perez' fellow players feel essentially the SneSu Deluxe Bar. Don Causseaux Totals 311118 IlIcu 4 13 Morgan Wins issue way about him. Will 4IIKasp $ 123 2110-I also homered for AAA, upping Oei.HIllcIØws Milils JACK , I 4I*HiMir III IN s-Il Tony Perez has one of the most Important facultluIn the world iulu, III Hp hlshomeroutputtofivefocthe WNiSam 43 SasmIrItwllIAztsy 30 . —making friends and keeping them. You never saw such general TIIISI season, tying Oviedo Auto At Bayhead $141 Totals 311117 APRIL unhappiness as resulted among those players he left behind tth Cara Parts' Lloyd Wall for the league Metro Leaders ' Ill Ill 1-IS 0-i' the Reds they traded him to the Expos In the winter of 1P71. Sanford's Dr. John Morgan lead. "A COOPER DELUXE SAO HOME RUNS "I didn't think I was so Important," he says, mlnhnhibig the LUITImO DECKER'S claimed a victory In last AS I H Al i I' Stromberg•Carson: Nick Brady 3, 1 ABIN ASIN 111511 dormouscontrlbutlonhe madeto theRecjsoffth,flelduw,flas LIg 4 Brake 1, JIm McDonald 2. 1i $33 weekend's Bayhead Spring Wahien Salley 2 I Jeff 310 Shier I I I Tennis Classic, posting a win Ca It. "I liked everybody there and felt they liked me, so that JaMal. AAA Cooper: Don Casuueaux S. teecey 1 Caussonvi 4 in Show Mets 1$ M.cKasiy III 4 3 Rick Fran??, Wes Rich?, Randy Hill I made it a good atmosphere to work In. I was there over 12 years Wid II N.It 311 the men's 50-over tourney, F. Wishiaglin 3 I ian, 4 I II Sealslsr $11 -and never had a bad word with anyone. We used to have a lot of Scalalha WSISISIS * LW 3 9-W Ovledo Auto Parts: Lloyd Wall 5, 31 In men's 40-over, Altamonte TSamas Its Stevens I I I P11mm let SlaMS III kidding In the clubhouse. Good kidding." Days RiChards 1, Joe Benton 2. 4 $51551 4 I Hill Chick and adjust caster, Springs' Norm Wilner won the ____ III 1$ S.ChsIey $ 1*1* 4 3 Dave Hudick i. '.The Reds took It from Tony Perez, or "Doggie," as they called lussall 'Ills I I final match, 54, 64, and came Rich and I toe in. Balance two front Dlses I I $ Deluxe Bar: Bud St Vans 1, I IS PalI 'ltn,becausetheyrespectedhimforhlsablfltyandgoodcvqpiiion Styasi $ wh ' ' ls. Domestic cars only. k In doubles with Roger ee I Freddie WashIngton 1, III I I 1141111 Goodell Levi Raine 3 I Csusssaui 4 Shaw III IISI cansn. unse. The Expos also respectPerezbut he's MID feeling his way Ts*s Olstmsn Phi to reach the Thiale, but g 2 I I. Totals Totals 1084 Cardinal Industries: Anthony Totals $ IllS With them because he doesn't know them as well yet as he dId lbS u.te,w lost to Pete Conan and Steve asa 110411 $ SllaMn I, Art is Robinson 1. cespsr SlIMe" - It -. -• McDonald, Rich H it Two Homers u - - -- __,___.ai. - - - _____ ____ Service Special Front En Alignment I • Reds. es ___ camber 1 16 • Oil & Filter Special I - - .-'"Yoiahaveto be a littlemore cardul,"bsuys."IhIk.ithj,,.I Mve no complaints, but ft's not like being in the ianii mote I I Stos*. Delhi lee Baker One-Hits III III 1-Il Orlando Helicopter: Mike Aiken I. Phil Spike 2, Rob Simpson 1. Whigham Furniture: Steve Ferrell ' Pizza Includes up to S quarts Ford 2 12years." ofo Ofi, Motorcraft Oil Filter BATTING Dino s Peru, who has been In four World Series,five playoffs end INIl lscluIs Msi,day's OAMI%) and Installation. , H Avg. - 'mviii. All-Star games doesn't have a bit Of prima done. In Mm. $8 Clint Baker pitched a one- In other games, George Sanford Burger King survived a Wall (00 15 tIll 733 .:Maybe that's why everyone lilies him so much. hitter Monday in the $ni 4 Iandres pitched a one-hitter, three-run homer by Sharon Gibson(Str) 14 3 10 714 ' Dick Williams tells about a trip he and club Pnasidsig JoinulY Pony Baseball League, heeding Hibbard (How) 13 4 9 693 but his North l an d ds Foo Duffy to down Yogi Bear Drummond (Sir) 12 6 I 647 I Mcliii took this pad January to San Juan, Pue rto Rico. They Bank to a 134 stopped a 5-3 verdict Spoke (Hell) o Campground, 11.10, 15 2 10 47 and to look over Tony Bernawd, oiw of their Yow' Wleldo,i, sy Solid stat. tuiwup includes installation of Jackson (Deluxe) 111111 647 p, pg GaJwy Carpets; victory an d Wllkenson Jac kson Lumber whipped .ylng In the Puerto Rican Winter League. Soggs (AAA) II 4 9 I Motorcraft spark plugs; inspection of choke I Metal Wood bud a key double for th e st opped Browning Dawson Wallpaper, 11-2, with 'ty (Str) 11 7 636 x'1'Tony (Perez) lived down the street from the hotel where we wiasera. throttle linkage, spark plug wires and distributor Forms $3. Qienl Wilkinson getting the Ounkslnlon Dow 15 • .aretsying ..." Williams 5175. "I think everybody in the whole ca p; adjustment of carburator and timing. — Stevens(Deluxe) I 2 5 625 In girls softball games, win. city knows Tony. When we got to the ball Pstk there was a rain Westbrook (Sir) 615 13 6 S 6CVL S CVI.. DINO P1W SARNUTT SAnK pq (Ov) duiay.Tonysidtome, 'Do yoisthink Mr. Mc&lswoddmisidltl 15 9 9600 cau S5i*UIISS N. "L. 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Tuesday, April 10, lflt %Ah o1i& Blazers, Suns I RAM W By United Preu International nis, suffered torn ankle A small forward who isn't ligaments March 30 and al. healthy and a big one who though he was reactivated fiflallyls loom as the key fac. Sunday, heis out of the Laker tors In the Western Conference series. preliminary series between David Thompson, who scored Portland and Phoenix begin- a season-high 44 pouts in tuesday night. Bob Denver's seasonending loss to tross, the Trail Blazers' the said the Nuggets have tenacious small forward who built up momentum for the hampered by Injuries playoffs. látrmittently over the past two "Considering all the adverse seasons, underwent minor circumstances, this team acsurgery Sunday to remove complshed a lot," the All-Star cartilage particles from his left guard said. "We're going into Imee and will miss the the playoffs with a great three series between the Pacific feeling." The Suns will In the Eastern host opening game tonight. miniseries Wednesday night, Li Phi1 T..... Truck Robinson 1,1i h,,..#,. . ..wta iu. flV.fl UV4 expected back after a 13-game anu uama traveis to Houston. absence due to a viral Infection The will have to get by - and the 6-foot-7, 230-pound without the services of All-Star midseason acquisition is guard Doug Collins, whose needed by the Suns to battle chronically injured ankles have Maurice Lucas, Portland's scratched him from playoff fferce and inside competition. Julius Erving, the scorer. league's 11th-leading scorer Without Gross, the Trail with a23.1 average, will have to Blazers may have to throw a pick up part of the slack against làiao around Walter Davis to theNets - whofinithedwitha stop the NBA's 10th-leading 3745 record but won both of aoter. their home games against 'the Suns captured second Philadelphia. place In the Pacific Division Houston had towin Sunday to tast week, only to see eight- assure itself of game snapped in advantage against the feisty weekend losses. Still, the Suns Hawks. In center Moses brimmed with confidence about Malone, the Rockets boast their chances against Portland, perhaps the league's leading toiulh in the division and five candidate for Most azpes behind Phoenix. Player honors. "We're ready," said Davis. Round "I like our chances of going lest of Three) the way as well as (All Times ES?) Eastern Conference anybody's," said AU-Star guard Philadelphia vs. New Jersey Paul Westphal. April 11-New Jersey at The other Western Confer- Philadelphia, 5:05 p.m. April 13-Philadelphia at New ence preliminary series also Jersey. $ p.m. opens tonight, as Denver hosts ,.April IS-New Jersey at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Lol Angeles, (Winner plays San Antonio) The Nuggets, once 7% games behind Kansas City in the Atlanta vs. Houston April 11-Atlanta a t Houston, 9:05 Midwest Division, closed with a uàh and finished just a game p.m. 13-Houston at Atlanta, 1:35 beind after acoachlng switch. P April ,. "if you'd told me we could get x.April IS-Atlanta at Houston, 1 p.m. tç division race down to (Winner plays Washington) lp.t day, I wouldn't have believed it," said Donnie Western Conference Walsh, a late-season replace. Phoenix vs. Portland April 10-Portland at Phoenix, ment for LarryBrown, who quit 9:30 Denver coach. April 13-Phoenix at Portland, A Denver %(j Los AingeliBlillbo 11:45 p.m. x.Aprll IS-Portland at PMenl, up the regular season 6:30 P.M. with 47.35 records, but the (Winner plays Kansas City) nuggets got the homeiourt vs. Los Angeles èjlyantage in the series because Denver April 10-Los Angeles at Denver, they defeated the Lakers, 3 9:30 p.m. April 13-Denver at Los Angeles, games to 1, during the regular, COMWOSIBEAUTY SALON L Mon. £Wed.9.I, Tus$..Thvrs,.Frj.9.S, 5.1.12 3224172 Choice Custom Framing Over 350 Custom ADVERTISING . . Ph. I Moldings SeUklvIiIL - Conference Genie Blair nwnr - .1 - . - - . - - -. . .- . -. '-' I .- -.. ..: U -- . • - 0 4 . .... -'4'e-z ..f l_ 4 Ii P.M. x April ' . 0111111111 ENGRAVING FRHII LONGWOOD SQUARE . Have A Now Hair Style In Mind? '. money, chances are YOU ISW are items until your car has broken ~ar or truck? Lindy's can Call for an appointment at the auto center. "We do special FOR APPOINTMENT BARBARA. JOHNITTR. 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Williamson Linda L. ZDtrower, ., , Ilk 10 Evansdal,, $100. (QCD) .Josai __ . . WI Sarah t Alvin D. Soothe 1 WI Mary A.mUeg.atpI3341$ofpcof, on I IN* of uk 3, Crystal Laths HeIgNs, etc., $100. Camlita A. Musa. wit to James W. 0. Jarnette I WI Silty Ic a G.crwN. KapoIIs&wfVlda,1.ard IN,: I of Ilk 21, plus of vac 55. on No., Chapman a Tucker i - a sent., $11,110. I W - UUIVHINSIS&WIL.Q of At. *$wI' Huwerasc,son.,lflc.,OasII. Pens 11. Residential Communlile, :o,-: RIidIWIIarnadetteS.,Lit43,$an F. Normandy Aeen. CL $U$i tn.$ Ph. Land Dev.I Americ Deli JOIll J. Va*n I WI Linda Ii 419 it Lots 545. as, Spring itam. $$usoiasaom NW CCV. of E½c(. Sebastian His., Un. 3,150,005. Luis Garcia ' )l.39 tc.loacr,s: Irma to Victor JeINnenC&V.MIrtewalIac,,Let mocks4$1N. mitt. ~ BUSINESS IS""""""" __ i Plorids Iaailr--" ----w Eea.I..a 'VIW5JE1 ma S. 10 IN . V mi . 5' ____ __ - _ ' _ . .5- % 4 _ F 0 - MACNINES w6k 111111111 Thk Im $IIVICI CONTRACT AVAILASLI. `111 11111M SPICIALISTS •REPAIR ALL MAJOR - ---a- - - - - - - -- - _ ,W_-".P -- .10 . . , . t "" '.1. ' 1 . - - S k. - ' . _, .) ' 6.60 3.20 3 10 4 Lucky Fleet 0(35)4500; P (3-1) 318.20; T 1134631.00. Time 39.87. A - 7322. Handle 5235,320. MONDAY NIGHT First Race, 5.16,0: 2 Tuft Formula 5.60 4.20 3.20 S Manatee Neva 7.00 1.60 3 Kirk Day 3.00 Q(21)27.00:T (55.3) 195.40. Time 31.93. Second Race, 5-11, C: 1 ManateeArchie 31.00.13.60 5.20 7 County Romeo 9.10 1.00 6 Franko 4.20 DO (2.1) 99.50; 0(1.2) 53.20; P (Ifl 190.20; 1 (1.2-8) 779.09. Time 31.11. Third Race, 5-IS, M: . .j ____ n,_a ed - ,v,,,,a N Aa a Chad Shaw 6 Mandelli t 4 I . O.4'J 11.10 5.00 7.00 0(3-I)14.$0;P($.3)33$.20;T4$.3. 6) $20.10. Time 32.32. Fourt h Race, 5.18, 0: Black Ava 6.10 3.00 2.10 6 Manatee Thunder 7.10 3.20 3 Jones Boy 7.60 0(4-6) 32.50; P(4-6) 135.00; T(4-8. 3) 101.20. Time 32.00. Fifth Race, 1.18,0: 6 Wright Associate 10.10 6.60 5.00 7 Bet N Bob 9.20 3.20 I Shes Victorious RD. San Diego at San Fran. night - FREE HAIRCUT . " I...:'s:.. . - ... _________ Mar- Joy's Genie and Steve Blair of Blair Agency their slogan is "Peneonalized If you have any questions Service Is our Business. Next time, take a few 51.00 Sp . 'h" " Pittsburgh at Phila, night Cinci at Atlanta. night Los Ang at Houston, night GET ACQUAINTED ~ -. . Angeles (Hooton 00) at .n.cu 5 Manatee HaIlie - . :1 00), .i DWiUU L6O 0(8.7) 440t P (8.7) 95.40; 1(8.7. 1)311.80. Time 31.54. Sixth Race 5-I6 A American League 2 Rick Agreed 7.10 5.40 310 East 1 Mineola Laney 5.20 4.20 ,, W L Pct. GB 7 Three Strokes 3.00 -. Mllwauke 2 1 .667 0(1-2) 19.40; P (2-I) $4.40; T (31Baltimore 2 1 .667 7) 440.00. Time 31.40. Boston 2 I 667 SeventhRace,S-18,C: Detroit I I .500 '7 1 Wright Islls 17.00 5.40 4.00 Cleveland I 2 .333 1 eeig 0 Anna Ring 19.00 4.30 New York I 2 .333 1 3 Baron's Pepper Good Thru April14 4.40 Toronto 0 3 000 2 0(7-5) 80.00; P (1$) 134.40; T (7.0. West 3) 1054.00, Time 31.7$. With Shampoo a Sat At W L Pct. GB Eighth Race, S-iS, 5: Minnesota Regular Price 3 01.000 4 '/ 1 Manatee Mindy 9.00 4.00 3.10 Wed. only .Senior Citizens 2opct off Texas I 01.000 1 I Dey everly Seibert 4.00 3.50 Kansas City 3 1 .150 3 Lovely Choice 2.00 Seattle UNISEX BEAUTY SALON 3 2 .600 I O(1?) 35.20; P (7-1) 144.80; 1(7.1. California 2 2 .500 1'; 3) 390.00. Time 31.71. Beverly Seibert, Owner Chicago I 2 .333 2 CRYSTAL LAKE DR. LAKE MARY Ninth Race, 5.18, 5: 4/ Oakland 0 i 000 3',; P11.323-1010 k.. c's. .. . V--v 4,I Monday's Results I Heather Crash 1.20 4.20 Detroit 000 100 204- 7 103 3 Jean Nate 3.10 Kan City 000 002001- 3 52 0(1-7)41.80; P (71) 193.10; T (2•IWilcox, Hiller (7) and Par. 3) 457.00. Time 31.75. nih; Gale, Mingoni (7), Ro. Tenth Race, Si, A: (305) 339 6160 driguez (9) and Porter. W- I Nancy's Best 4.00 2.50 2.00 Andres I Viola EVE (3051862 1031 Wilcox (I 01. L-Gale (0-I). 6 Femme Fatale 1.20 650 4 Cee Cindy 6.40 Oaklnd 100 000 100- 2 95 e-u 17.40; + (1-8) 30.00; T (0.-S. Seattle 003100 10.- 5 90 4)75.40. Time 30.8$. Johnson, Wirth (6). Lacey Eleventh Race, 5.18, C: (7). Todd (I) and Newman; S Aloha Hope 900 6.60 4.10 Bannister. Rawiey (0) anc' Cox. 2 Barbs Best Custom AITIYJI,OIaS 5 Desqn 11.10 6.60 W--Bannister (10). L-Johnson I Slippery 580 Lit SOUTHEAST LAKE STIET (01). 0(2-1) 51.70; ( 53) 95.10; 1 ($4. LONOWOOD FL 3270 Today's Games I) 347.40. TUESDAY-SATURDAY (All Times EST) Twelfth Race, It, D: 9:00A.M..5:30p.M. Toronto (Underwood 0.1) at I Drif's Dare $10 5.40 2.00 Chicago (Barrios 00), 2:13 P.M. 6 Communicate TAILORING AT ITS 8(ST I's MA n an 4.W Boston (Eckersley 1 0) at 7 JA Ka 750 Milwaukee (Caldwell 10), 2:30 0(1-8)36.00; P (1-8) 122.10; T (14. p.m. 7)1.44.10. Time 39.98. New York (Guidry 01) at A 7,900. Handle $243,093. Baltimore (McGregor I 0), 7:30 DOG JUST NORTH . .• 50% OFF TICKETS 9005. DIXIE HWY. 17.93- CASSELIERRY OF TRACK _______________________ N . I . . %- . (Ruthven Houston (Richard 1-0). 8.3S P.M Chicago (Reuschel 0 1) at St. Louis (Sykes 00), 5:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games Montreal at New York Chicago at St. Louis WHOLESALE PIKES ,\\\\\ 7\!` , I Los W 10 000 010 Cincinnati (Norman 00) at Atlanta (Niekro 0-1), 7:35 p.m. -." - . .I . 1. ' ' . . Call Blair Agency at 323-3866 r. ra a Drop by or call 323-3866 or 323. 7710 for a quote. -ADV. '----- a a Howell Woods ues'. to cesar M. M. Perez & WI. Judith G. Lt 40 Howell Branch Woods. $37,000. Foxwood Dee., Ltd. to U.S. Home Corp., Foxwood Phase III, a portion of 511i4 of NW¼ SEC 7.31.39, etc. $183,200. (QCD) Irma Zvorykin, Repr. Est Vasily to lrina Zvorykin, sgl. part 0 PWL 3521.31, E4 of N¼; the N½ of NE'. of SW'/4 etc. a Prop In Sec 2921-32 a 31.21.32, $100. Harry A. Goobning Constr. to Edw. P. Baston. a WI Maria F., Lot 3. Ilk F. Howell Cove lit Sec., $53,300. John I. Groves Jr. I. *1 Frances to Thomas H. Slkes a WI Paulette, NE 'a - - p.m. 3155. . __ ____ Transactions SUPER EASTER _______ soccer SAVINGS PERM SPECIAL RiG. $35.00 Now 52000 PHONI 3O22.5$46 MONTHLY PEST CONTROL RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL 40 m.' LAWN a ORNAMENTALS f'J, TERMITE K _ 1 1 1ATNT91 S WIN' $0 ON AU * I 04. Mid 10 lie mow Ii 0.01 POOL CABS PUOOUCTS ARIZA I 1 - Co.ph.f .-. __ -1 - ----- e ISSIOINTIAL POOL ----. --- o"i . ,f-• 'HOTELS • MOTELS • APARTMENTS SuIreniN4OUSYS, KOTTEI TINS OPMIDPLORIDA "am ICNILIIISU,owNIa$ 3227057 r - i • .--. --a---_--._-. . _ - .' 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L111, ......... .... -- .-, .- , 5 SIANOg ---------_.._.....J a . . . A ,- . .. 560 3.60 2.10 Twelfth Race, It, D: 311121000-9101 Pittsburgh (Candelaria 00 at . $1 I'd I TYflWlITltS. CALCULATORS. AJDI S $IRVICE.$*LS$.l, 1I 1 111C .. Fabilovs Big Fashions Daily . 3 Road Two 1 3 .250 2' i 2 Hurrican Witch 10.70 500 S60 000 Oil 000.... 2 S 0 1 10 Welch, Reuss (6) and Fer guson. Yeager (9); Ruhle, Andular (9) and Ashby. wWelch (10). L-Ruhte (01). Today's Games (All Times 1ST) Montreal (Lee 00) at New York (Falcone 00), 2:05 p.m San Diego (Perry 1 0) at San Francisco (Blue 10). 1:0.5 p.m . Al a am". 4 •,_ --- R011iflgWOod Homesto Jerry W. King 1 WI. Kathleen to Lake Hills s.d, $5,300. $25,900. Kirsch Jr. &wf Deborah 8., Lot 101 Thomas A. Searfoss 1 WI. Linda J. Wm. H. Barringham 1 F. C. Whitehurst, sgl. to Stephen wt Luella W'z of 9 81k 86, Saniando Sub. Lot 8, blk 19 Weattwrsfield 2nd C.Medland&wfJulie,E45'ofLot2l to Peter W. Van Valkenburg, N Beeotifui, $57,300. Addn. $39,500. a W 30' of 22, Ilk 10 Evansdale, 27.00' of Lot 9, 1 S SO of Loll, 81k E Jo Roberts Jr. 1 wf Marcia to Mitchel Floyd I, WI. Sobbi to $a,500. asico' of Lot 9. Ilk E a N 77' of Lot Donald M. Collor, N 31' of Lot 4 1 S Robert L. Levy WI. Lynn• Lot 151 Jessie French to Stanley 0. Kilby I, Bik E. HI- Alto Little Acres, 69' of Lot 3, 51k F, Dommerich Hills, W 25' of 14. blk 0, Amdned P1.1 Al WI Betty, S 146' of N 219' of Lots 12 517,500. Sixth Addn, $79,9. Omstead Miller sd. 533,000. 1 13.1 $143' of N 3W of E 12' of 11, Finley B. Gamut & WI Ellen Wm. J. Thompson, wdr. to Diana Mitchel Floyd 1 WI. BObbi to Ilk 3, West Wildmere, $9,500. Lois S. Garnett, sgl. to R. Bracclo, Robert L. Levy & WI Lynne. Lot 51 David E. Klaus Al WI Deb to 591., Lot 10. Ilk C. Flamingo L. Weiss (married), Lot 22, Ilk L w,v,.aii s.ii, r'. ., - .w' '.1, .IVUulI'U T7 uruwvi )I)., W... R WV LUI ill., LU! JYIflUT, 1iJ,N. Omstead 1. Miller sd, $33,000. Wm. J. Thompson to Wm. R. 51 Sunland Ests., First Addn, Stuhrke Const. a Engr. to Benjamin F. McChurch WI. $33,000. A. Duncan (Lucas) married, Lot 2, Thompson, igl., Lot I, Ilk M, Joan to Richard Walker & WI. Sunland Ests., $11,200. Eric S. Milne, sgl. Mich ael Ilk A. Columbus Harbor, $45,900. Shrry, Lot 6, blk S. Sausalito Sec Forest, sgl. to Thomas J. Beasley Grace Prop Inc. to Brian 0. (QCD) James E. Winne to Doevjn Two. s49, 0. Jr., Lots $ & siLi Lakeview, Mendell, Unit 414 Altamonte His., M. Winne, Lot 10, Ilk 0, TempIr AK. Shoemaker, Jr. to Joseph H $201900. $70,000. Terr. Annex, $100. Wyatt WI. Nancy J. Lot 4, Mayfair Ronald F. Burttt to Robert A. Sam F. Mineo & wt Marlene to Emil L. StIu a Edythe A. to Villas. 545.000. Young I wf Beth A., Lots, Ilk A. Brands J. Greer. Un. 16,Sheoah, Sec Edw. Jedmnaka Rita A,Lol,, Lake Frank Witherspoon to Paul W. Druid Hills Ests., 1st Addn., 545,300. Three, $30,200. of the Woods Townhouse Sac. 3, Stapo, Lot $4, Fla. Grofos Co. lit Grace Prop Inc. to Hares), C. $50,003. Daniel 5,pl,r, trustee to Pontiac Addn !lack Hammock. $11,200. Holding Co., Lockwood Properin Sec -l a . -- 134967. wmsmasdoM ',I - - ___ 0:01 p.01. - W4, 'V.. ,. ___ - Regal Constr. to Thomas S Inch. No. 4. - ___ __ Lt45AWjlwij....öp,..,. - nune, 'w" !U! -SEC 3. 10,100. Steven W. Seubenl 5. Betty to s a E Inv. Co., Inc., Lot S. blk B Paradise Point, Fourth SEC. $7,500. Thomas Funk 1 Flora Funk Chase to Fred NewtonS WI. Sandra 0., E of 5EV. f NE¼ of SEC 31-21-31, $43000. Charles EId.l to Richard ken Jr. (Married) Lot 9. blk F, Oakland Lift., First Sic. 163.000. WD) Dennis L. 05s1 1 Diane là' DIane L. Out, SO.. Lt 23 blk 4, Norm On. 2nd Aden. INC. Kenneth C. Brown, 5g. & Margaret L., sgl, to R J. Ierr I-1111!"." ' VU, James K.COn$eYawf$arb.raL. field At wt Diberah, Lt 4, blk A, RidWIA.$hIsiII,W H. Miller a Sons On., Inc. to id to llohii ShuChing-Chiang a hb. Chian H.,Lit 10 Edward Watson LansIng, Lot 5. CSIWIIbUS NIVbSV 130.000. A. Suenting, sgl. Lot 1. blk Ilk I. A,-' RMr Run Sic. Two, 533.110. 43, San Sibsitin HIS., Un. IMA rap Inc. to Walter J. Maker t . , $4)J $amu.I a. Mll. ait.rM a. L I. M.. là I I l & -- - -- TanoteWOod, SIc. 3 at y v u w, anianao me 5UDUrO Beautiful, Palm S Sec.$S9,500. Ernest Appleton jr. 1. lngaborg Andrew Kobenlsin 1 Eileen , Arthur A. Friedman Un. 29, Sheoah (Now laytro.) SAM. Regal Constr. to John J. Patricia. Lot 34. Stonewød First Addn. 130.000. OonitdMaunlziojr.allor.onft Luckembech Realty Inc. Lt is & a 12.901*37 lees Rd., Woeduat Unit Three $43,000. Wm. I. MckIbbln & will. Linda to ArCIIISM.MSWYIWI.PanISt.,.$ 34 W it Lot N I Lt 91 lees S 14.14' PIniwnit. I27.. "' 3 - a a ' . (QCD) Lucy Brunson to Raymond Lot 27, 81k 2, Weathersfield 1st Jotwanl (married), Un. 301.8 NW'/ of SEC 31.2040. etc. $100. H. Neubauer 1. WI Leila M. Lot 16, I rma Zvorykin to Fla. Resid. Addn,133.300. Altamonte Hts., $21,100. k C. Mobile Manor, 2nd Sec. $100. Comm., Inc. part of NW¼ of SEC. Michael L. Hendrickson & Fanny Grace Prop Inc. to Mary Ellen Wickham B. Ellerbe II, Rrepr. sit C. to Denver E. Wray Jr. & WI Renee Buehring, Un. 614 Altamonte His., 31.30.30 etc. $310.000. Doris R. toWickham B. Ellerbe.li (QCD) Irma Zvorykin to Fla. D,, E 77.60' of 19, Lake Searcy $27,900. Lots lS&l9 Sanford Heights Addn to Residential Communities Inc Shores, 542.000. Grace Prop Inc. to Roge Sent. 3 parcels $100. Commence t NE cor. of NW¼ of George M. Rariden Jr. 8. WI Mapes & Dorothy L., Unit 3108, Lynden G. DeHaven, igI to SEC. 31.20-30 sic. $100. Marion G. to Lymme E. Van Dine, Altamonte His., $27,100. Gordon R. Reid 1. WI. Rosa M. Lot Corn- igl., Lot 76, Wlnsor Manor 1st Addn, (QCD) Same as Above Michael J. Rushforth 1 Cynthia & 30, blk 21. Dreamwold, $4100. mince at NE cor. of NW¼ of SEC. $4,000. Phyllis L. Sanders to Maruine W. John Ritch Al wf. Carolyn to Eva Enrique Quintana 1 WI Rosa 31.20-30 etc. $100 Ross to Lanier, Lot 12, 81k 1 Lake Ridge M. Gilland, sgl. Lt 8, blk 22, North Orland S. Bailey 1. wf June E., N 100' Park. $39,200. Mid State Land Corp to Kenneth Orl. lit Addn. $20,400. W. Morris, sgl., Lois Si 1 52. Myrtle Lot 3. •'fl Park Esti, Repi., a a a .. Real Estate Transfers Al '' '' •- 3.50 0 (25) 19.20; P (S2) 89.80; 1 (5-27) 141.20. Time 32.01. Tenth Race, 5.15, 5: j UW IXtO 100 Los Ang Hous SR434CENTER* LONOWOOD k,.L. BEHINDCAN'TMISS . ... ...;.. .1 I 7 Wright Haven GOOSE BUMPS (QCD) Nicholas A. Dlomsde a Garcia a wt Matilda, Lot 2, 81k C, 90 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec. Winter Spgs Dcv. to Cameo Evelyn to Evelyn Diomede, Lot 13, Trim Acres 11 549,900. Constr., Inc., Lt 180 WinterSprings Ciii Aloena, $100. Donald N. Davis I WI Connie to Winter Springs 0ev. to Country Un. 3. $21,300. (QCD) James R. Eckles to James Ebin G. MCKlndrlck,Lot 3: From Club Village Bidrs., Inc., Lois 24, 25, John C Franta 1 Eva to Susan L. R. Eckles I WI irons, E 3001 Lot 31 S"i mile post of Sic 21.19-39 etc., 2 30, 20, 44, 43, 47 At 47 Country Club Levina, sgl. 29C, Oak Harbour, Sec. W 37' of 4, 81k K Northgate, $100. loft. $9,000. VIllage, Unit 1, $72.00. One $33,000. J. W. Hickman to Patrick M. Anthony Pmttl Al *1 June to An. Howard L. Buell WI. Juynh to (QCD) Roger C. Bowius to Roger Morel.y,etal. trustees. Lot 22, Ilk thonyPittl&wf June, Lot A1(lew$ JOhflR.VeltCh.E13'ofLO,ifl,I,,, I , '.' 'W) OIC MCNSII5 Do iminoue mauL ram, ma moan, LY UT '• aLtletc., blk A, Ol,, sMl,,. Devonshire. $100. $373.000 Villa, $100. sd, $11,500, (QCD)Charl.$Flowers,trust.,to Billy W. Winter Springs 0ev. to Nader Daniel 1 WI Vicki to John Veltch to Leonard R. Dennis N Constt Co., Inc., Lots SI 19 Oscar Peru 1, Magdalina 5., Lot Charles M. Flowers. w. Nancy, Lt leis W 10' of W 30' 1104.7 of S 2224.2' 34V of Lot 2 Tuscawilla Unit 7, $ 5.000. I E 21.43' of 2, Ilk $6. Sanlando Of Lot 1, blk A, Amended'Plat of etc., SEC 2019.31 1100. Delco, Inc. to Raymond L. Scott Sub. Beaut.. '1,ngs Sac.. Larry W. Padgett I Alice to Gus Omst,.d 11, Mill,, 5.4, 53.500. WI Sheila L., Lot 22, Ilk F. North $33000. W.Joltnson&wI.Mary.Lot 9,blkD, St John P. Jervey 1 WI. Lucille to Orl. Ranches, Sec 2A. 532.500. Wm. A. Hiefonimus to Larry 0. A. Bruslnl, Lt 3, Green Lynwood Rev. 144,400. Lew is Glass 1 4 Charlotte to Herman 1. WI JacquelinO., Parcel Willard M. Norris I WI. Nancy to Village sd, $17,000. Larry W. Padgett WI Alice A., Lot of land in Sec. 1030.32, etc., $19000. Kimble Moor, wt. Janet to Ronald E. S.oen WI. Theresa M. I 54, Foxwood, $3&900. (QCD) Lyman F. Williamson to Harry W. Barlow I WI. Dorothy ot S. of L 015, i M. 4.23011 Larry LWillIamson,p,is son, Lot .. - FA1llO "; for their insurance. U you just minutes, give BI& a can and or 323-7710 and discover why Rea ' nsfers Itr Tra _____________________________ 0.4 dison Square firstgame hosts become the . :,• 5.10 0(1.3) 47.20. P 73.1) 151.50; 113.1. 7)1,581.20. Time 32.03. Ninth Race, 518, 8: 5 Wild McCoy 1410 5.60 310 2 Kalki Kan 3.00 2.60 W I. Pct. GB 5 B. Jimmie 6.20 3.50 I I 100 7 Enole 4,60 I .750 ' 0(3.5)29.00; P (3.5) $1.20. 3 1 750 'a 7) 233.50. Time 31.52. 2 3 .100 2 Eleventh Race, 518,C: 72 Seaver. Pastore 9) and Bench; Mahler, LaCorte (3) Skok (5), Devine (0) and Murphy. W- Seaver (11). LMahler (01). MRS-Cincinnati, Seaver (1), Bench (I); Atlanta, Matthews (I). Bonnell (1). e ~.) ~, . Drivers who have vioialldw Agency, then you are paft too your neigtbor, he probably has Friday, 9 to 7 p.m. for the or "At-Fault" accidents on much. Insurance with Blair now. working person's convenience. is ___ Cinci RESTYLING S.CUSTOM TAILORING S DRAPERY . 1 Interested in you as a client." without checking with Blair reputation of Blair Agency, ask through Thursday 9 to Sand on -How about the power Offer is good through April 21. work that isn't necessary. He steering, squeal a little? For this they will do the has a wide background in exThe 10 employees at Lindy's perlence and has worked as a are dedicated to keeping their -Are the brakes a little following: spongey? -Change oil with high grade mechanic for Chrysler, General customers happy. Motors, Oldsmobile, Ford and -Has the grease ever been motor oil. guaranteed or bring It back," checked in the rearend? Chevrolet dealerships. He says Randy. -Change oil filter Lindy's Auto Center Is open in repairing -How's the transmission, -Check battery for water specializes it slip a little? and t nnIa1 carburetors and is not a 'parts' everyday except Sunday. -How about the wiper -Check allbelts for wear and replacement' man but is a Monday through Friday hours blades, do they bounce and tightness. . are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and mechanic. skip? -Check power steering fluid, Undy's Auto Center also has Saturday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. ___ 869-1602 MEN'S S.WOMEN'S •CHILDREN'S - a 100 3,90 1 Tally Brook 0 1 .000 31 ; I Manatee Dan 1060 3.00 Monday's Results S New Color 6.00 Mil at New York, ppd., rain 0(1.2) $1.00; P(7.1) 429.30; 1(2-). Ptsbah at Phila. ppd, cold 5) 2,313.00. Time 31.97. 11tTIM . 2 0 1 000 2 01.000 2 I .667 ' I 2 .333 I' 0 2 000 2 0 2 .000 2 West 11 ,40 1.40 4.00 I Dizzy Dully Atlanta ___ got tired of calling around for we yourself some bucks. their records pay a lot of money Cincinnati San Diego COMPLETE 7 A f,% IIT R Ef I! mffp om a~V ., ______________ e liBy simpping, for deiplila, Atlanta at M Angeles Houston San Fran -, you not only get the beet price quotes on your insurance, or =41110 for your car's checkup. Don ordering If somebody wants "Our mechanic something out of the ordinary in . for your car! For a limited time Marinello has a reputation for a van or car," he added, "and -Are the belts on your alter. Undy's is offering an 11-point honesty," said Dalbey. "He accept cars on consignment to nator loose? checkup special for only $29.95. does not rip people off by doing sell" Satisfied Patrons Today Are Tomerrew's ist.m.rs,$. it Los mJtJ5- problem with their records, "Nowisthetime for people to shop aro un d for their In. surance. Don't renew your insurance with the same company just out of habit," says office manager Steve Blair. save'youupto$1,000,according ignoring these maintenance pwb and Frwn extra. -Summer is coming, how08 the water in'your battery? CALL 322-14 UNISEX -Youtre pumping the 6", ping their own gas to save if neede& but who Is checking the oil?. . -When's changed? WE CAN DOITI Barbara's Montreal Pittsburgh Phila Chicago Ila those drivers who hav a lately? cylinder, add fluid if needed, engines and carpets) and has a -How's the air conditioner? -Check grease in rearend. tire shoo on the premises, Are you making mistake, asks Lindy Dalbey, Blowing hot air? -Check transmission fluid, Lindy's also dresses and dyes you are like most drivers, add if needed, owner of Lãndy's Auto Center, vinyl tops, does air conditioning Highway 17-92, at Lake y who are no longer getting these check and replace wiper and radiator work and sells new things checked by service lade inserts if needed. Boulevard, Sa nford. tires and batteries. afrf ilter and replace °" O5 SlId are planAsk yourself these questions: In the market for a new or S. 11 gam -Dm the car breathe a little add if needed. a paint and body shop, complete YOU PUMP YOUR OWN GAS! hard, checked the air filter -Check brake master auto cleaning (including #I (Winner plays Seattle) By United Press Internaflosaj series, Vancouver at Phila Home ice advantage is Toronto and supposed to be sacred in the Pittsburgh at Buffalo. The NHL, but Bob Berry, whose Los second game of each series will ijgeles Kings open the playoffs be played Thursday night - the New York's a Garden visitors - and if necessary, the tçIings on the subject. third game of each series will aren't In be played at the &its of ti*e first our favor," says the Los game. Aicgeles coach. "But we seem to The Kings are up against a better on the road for some Ranger team that is reeling, reason. We seem to bemere having won only two of Its last tóether and defensively we've 12. The Rangers lost 6-2 and 5-2 more consistent." to Atlanta and the Islanders SltIdically, Berry very over the weekend and are going wrong. The Kings were 20.13.7 Into the playoffs without Ulf lEhome during the regular Nllis, out with a broken ipason and 14*5 on the road. ankle, and Dean Talalous, who * the feeling around hockey has a pinched nerve, and may circles Is that this teem is he miming Phil Esposito, who better off away from the has pulled groin muscle. Fabulous Forum. And victories "If we lose to IA in the bthe road against Boston and of-three series, then I will be Montreal seem to attest to that disappointed with the eaaon," IntiiiIghI'sother preliminary said Esposito, who took heat treatments Monday, "But so far this has been a great Sonford Soccer 81111411013*It sin.. - . . 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GB For Car insuranceSavings 322-422 2 CoupeDeVille 3.20 360 S Wendigo 5.70 Q(23) 18.00; P 13- 2127-00; 1 02 5)303.80. Time 31.78. Eighth Race, 5-16, B: Baseball ADVERTISING ADVtKIlINtj RIEN'S " LONSWOOD - -_ - --- , • 14 % %*. 411111111b Now Mjbr League - ALL PRICfO WITHIN YOUR BUDGET 7 0vi however. however - p.m * COMMERCIAL FISHING BOATS AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD AIRPORT BLDG. 77 - ADVERTISING AfltI0TIClIW. BY HAND SEMINOLE BOATS INC. FOR EVERY PURPOSE the an - IMI[jISCOREBOARD * CHEROKEE CANOES - BUILT - -, Division rivals. TART YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Departmentof ON THE GROW I GLASS -- Of ,. RL *v* lew - .ningIId_ HerAld Advertiser .. FOR EVERY DECOR Your has been SANFORD ---- * CUSTOM FIBERGLASS REPAIRS Call 322-2611 NOW ! .. Evening Herald Bus* 1ness Distinctive Mirror Designs In 76ers, best-of- _XL: Corrine Mahon - Diane Butler 2519 FRENCHAVE. CALL --- &W.-_0"BID -7% Tuesday, April 10, 1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Call 322•2611 NOW! rusiness A lighter color? A touch of curl? A shorter look? Cnsult with our 4 )1 prolession& stylist to find the hair ,,. style that suits you best I Youll like the new youl Try us. Open. Playoffs -_ -- _._~. ---------- do 11$S. ANSSS,$AJIPOID - Jai Alai DAYTONABEACH MONDAY NIGHT First Game Arano-lsidro 16.60 0.20 3.10 3GaldosGasti II 6.60 4.10 2 Irusta-Diaga II 360 0 (1.3) 3$.50; T (1-3-2) 20. Second Game 2 Trani .Pradera 9.60 5.10 4.00 4 Victo Gerardo 1 Galdos-Feman 6.00 1.10 3.80 Q(2'4) 38.20; P (2.4) 154.00; T (2.4 1)129.20; OD (I•2) 127.50. Third Game 3 Rodolfo 14.10 1.00 5.00 4 Sara 6.60 5.00 2lrani 5.00 0(3-4)42.40; P (2-4) 410.40; T 13.4. 7) 355.3,,, Fourth Game 6Victor.Arnieta 19.40 6.60 6.30 Nevada (AsLI -' jigned striker Mario Lui:za. New Jersey IASL) Signed strikersRamon-Arca 9.00 &S0 Kevin Kiernan. Elson Moraes and 2 Sara .Pradera 3.00 0 (5-8) 91.40; P 255.20; T (8.3-2) Emilio John. 069.60, Football Montreal (CFL) Fifth Game Signed UCLA 1 Beide Diego quarterback Bobby Hosea to a two 14.00 0.20 0.80 year contract 3Apraiz.Badiola 9.50 5.40 2 Isasa Enrique 3.50 Q (3•7) 43.60; P (7.3) 129.05; T (7.3. 3) 369.10. Sixth Game SANFORD.ORLANDO lHernan.Dlaga II 20.00 12.00 4.40 MONDAY MATINEE I Arano Gasti If 6.20 3.50 First lace, 5.15, 0: 3 Domingo Ferman 4.00 6 AhlosoArvell 9.00 7.20 3.50 0(1-4) 40.40; P (4-I) 93.71; T (4.). I Josh Mon 9.00 3.50 3) 41 4.40. 1 Riser, 2.20 Seventh Game 0(4-5) 31.40; T (541) 270.00. Time $ Ramon-Olano 13.40 5.30 5.40 31.15. 4 Egana.Paco 9.00 3.10 Second lace, S-IS, C: 2 lrusta.Diaga 3-40 5 Alieyoope 14.20 0.50 5. 40 014$) 43.S0;P($.4) 117.IS,T($4. 6 Aren't Glad 5.40 3.40 2)195.0. 2 Viv's Bugle s.io Eighth Game Q(5-5)35.lI;P(5.5)17I.41;T(54. lGasti.Urqiza 13.00 6.20 5.00 2)109.00:00(4-3) $3.11. Time 31.31. 30scarOiano 4.40 3.00 Third Race, S.15,M: 2Egana.Wally 3.16 iLeo Delaney 13.00 3.20 2.40 011-3 ) 34.0;p0 3)91.10;T(I3. Gems Bonny 7.20 4.00 2)343.20. 2 Cotton Scott 2.40 NInth Game Quu3s.es:P(I.;) 1837g;y($.7. lherman 2540 9$O S. 2)90.40. Time 32.23. 3 Enrique 5.00 4.10 PounII Race, $.15,D: I Mutllla 3.00 I Toni Ellis 21.40 5.50 3.40 0(1.3)43.30; P(1.3) 113.7$; T (14.. 1 Two Stroke 7.00 3.20 7)1)22.11. S Jerry Jones 3.20 Tenth Game 0 ( 1'?) U 7) Ills, T u. 1 Oscar-oomnm 14 40 020 7'S) 410.11. Time 32.1$. 3 Egana-Diaga 7.00 3,50 11111th Race, 5-16, 0: SSamd.Urqulza 5.00 S Grand Theft 9.40 4.00 3.00 0 (1-3) 39.57.0; T (1.3.1) lI,,40 2 tinny Red 9.40 3.50 IIevsGam. S Pahokee 1.00 2 Dunan-Diaga II 14.20 3.50 ..$ 0(2-1)4I.iI;P(S.3) 100.41:T($3. SCaras..Badioia 3.40 4-11111 5)417.31 Time 32.11. I Arano.G.nardo 5.20: Sixth lace, $15. A: 0(24) 41.35; P (24) 75.201 T (34 I Rebel Drummer 4.40 2.40 3.00 I) 40420. 2 1(0's Gambler 3.40 350 Twelf*Gam. 4 Tornado Soft 5.30 SGastIPaco 14.10 520 - 5.01 P11.3)14.11: T (1-3.4) 3 liala.Diaga so. 3-a 175.40. Time 31.0. SApnais.En,mqu. 3,30 Sevis* lice, 5.14, C: 0(3.1)44.0, P($.3) 132.1$, 9(53. BostonMandv 3 115 3.50 3.00 5) 831.40. - Dog Racing ' V, - Q(1z..oe, S ... .- ..% , •,_') - & I - �8A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Tuesday, April 10, 1171 . CALENDAR ,. not 0 TUESDAY, APRIL IO 1. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & light, Sanford. %%eIghtWatcher, 7 P.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; Weight Watchers, 7 P.M., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Tri.County Road Runners CB Club, 7:30 p.m., Sanford .-haznber of commerce. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 ."'< .. - . .-. 14 'I ., a . •: 'It . •. ) '4, 44• ,,t , . ••% ' -I , . ,i 'A '; '' T4F / ,. ' "4 ' ? ) " ' . ,. • .i. fr44JL • .. s'.'...' .. . .. .1 •• ., N' - ' 4 , I,, " ' I h.. It" . --a. - : 1l ' - Herald Photo by Jane Casulberry •1 ' - - . , lly _ . —. -- - selberr) , "41 • sp,is i. " #) ' "i" ' i '.• r; '3, • • . " .. Methodist Church in Cas- •• ... a • old Sunday School class at Community United - a, ' •, 'Seminole County Chapter of National Organization for Women, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Speaker June Gordon of the Seminole Commission on the Status of Women. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., HoH"y Inn, WALTER PARENTEAU Wyniore Road. Marine Corporal Walter F. Parenteau, son of Delores Morris of Luke Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. 603 d, has Weight Watchers, 10 am. Lake Mary Presbyterianreported for duty Marine Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn. Division, Marine Corps Base, camp Lejeune, N.C. He joined the Marine Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's Corps n August 1977. Restaurant. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Marine Private First Class Interstate Mall. Richard A. Reese, son of Edward Sanford-Seminole Jaycees board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee and Irene Reese of fl3 Rennet St., B'ldi' Winter Springs, has completed the Basic Electronics Course. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United The 10 week course was conducted Methodist Church, Casselberry. at the Marine Corps CornSeminola Rebakab Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, School In Twentynine Palms, Calif. The 107' Magnolia Ave., Sanford. sourse was designed to prepare Sanford Alcohollcs Anonymous, 8p.m., 1201W. First St. students for further technical fr Greater Seminole Toastmistress Club, 7:30 p.m., and repairmen. He Joined the Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Mine Corps in June 1975. • ... S •.d :W,' 5-, . 4 ' . - party for the 2 and 3 year 1 t : Y' •a e 'Ikt' 1 --44;-, t D' C'v '. •• .' 4y ''. • . ' ' ' .f " -•.,. . -er. s. ' .• . '.t't' p.. 4 'i ,I 's •_ ç "i'_ ,:'P i '. .' -' ..41r,14i? ç-4-., 4.--.-a 4' ' • ç fr, .. , e'" -V • •,. -..00 Beth Wagner, 3½ year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wagner of 3758 Capetown Drive, (goldenrod, puts all her eggs in one basket during a hunt for candy eggs at 'l, -. .4'. -' , \ ' II,..v - fj - . InTheService Fern, Longwood, has completed He Joined the Coast Guard in Support Force Antarctica (NSFA) He is serving as a member of and Mrs. L.L. McLaughlin of 419 recruit training at the Coast Guard January based at Port Hueneme, Calif. Attack Squadron 46, based at Cecil Woodbine St., Willard, Ohio, has training Center, Cape May, N.J. . Williams joined the Navy in April Field Naval Air Sation, Jackson arrived for duty at Wright- Patterson During the ten-week training KIMBERLY WILLIAMS 1977. ville, Fla. His unit was embarked AFB, Ohio. cycle, trainees studied general Navy Postal Clerk Seaman aboard aircraft carrier LISS military subjects designed to Kimberly ROBERT JAQUES Colonel McLaughun,anexecuflv. ohn F. Kennedy. Jaques joined prepare them for further academic Charles T. Williams Jr. of Navy Airman Robert S. Jaques, Navy in Seplefffber 19". officer with a unit of the Air Force and on-the job training leading Altamonte Springs, recently Logistics Command, previously ° turned from toward their qualification in one of Escambia Drive, Sanford, recently served at Shaw AFB, S.C. His wife, LARRY MCLAUGHLIN Coast fie Guard's 76 basic OC e Is a member of the returned from a deployment , U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Patti, is the daughter of Mrs. Irene cuepa,i,l staff of the Commander, Naval Mediterranean Sea. Larry 0. McLaughlin, son of Mr. Miller of Sanford. A collection of Spring '79 fashions combined with a collection of Sanford and area fashionable women set the pace for a delightful luncheonfashion show at the Sanford Civic Ce nter - just in time for Easter. "Set Your Heart on Springs," a benefit for the American Heart Association, was spon. sored by the Seminole County Medical Society Auxiliary (SCMSA), the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford, and Eastern Airlines (EAL) Silverliners (an organization for EAL stewardesses), Orlando. Before the benefit got Underway, at least one guest stopped traffic. A truck stopped on San fo rd Avenue as a woman stepped from her car, causing other traffic to stop. The driver and his partner told the woman "She sure was beautiful." Marybeth Weigand, president of the SCMSA, gave a brief address welcoming the nearly 200 guests. She in. troduced the co-chairmen, Jean Clontz and Gail Stewart; Grace O'trien, organist who played background m usic preceding and during the fashion show; and the following members of SCMSA who assisted: Sheila Roberts, Lo uise Dotson, Miriam Phillips, Mary Meade and Elaine Schefsky. Following the catered luncheon which rated " a golden spoon award," the fashion show got underway. Models showed exciting modes for the moods of spring and summer, running the gamut from fun in the sun attire to the mystique and glamour of after five creations, Many of the fashions shown, from the country's major houses, are available In Sanford and area stores. Local models assisting the other models were Beverly Huffman, Mary Meade, Dr. David Theis, Dr. Clyde Meade, Lisa Clontz and Shayne Stewart. Now ladles, hear this! Spring '79 is the year of the dress, hat, gloves and clutch bag. Clothes look like a return to the 40s and Coco Chanel. Blazers are real big to cover everything from the slim, slit skirts to pants of every description, got all gussied up to go out." In fact, nearly everything flow many women showed up goes this season with wide wearing new Easter bonnets. scarfs, lots of jewelry and or maybe wearing an antique blouses tied at the waist. chapeau, is anybody's guess. Expensive natural fabrics, such Sheila Roberts greeted the as silk and cotton are back on guests at the door wearing a the spring scene. white dress and a wideI' hrimnw,l whitø ht* - -nllowtn -- - the ctsnr fnchrnn show, Delores Miranda Anita Barnes was dressed in narrated another fashion show a white suit with red ac— uniforms of Eastern Airline cessories and a big- big red hat. stewardesses, dating back to Mary Blair wore a black and 1930. white polka dot frock enhanced Jean Clontz, a former EAL with white lace, and a black stewardess, was one of the straw picture hat. models. The first uniform was Berta Hall was in Sanford for navy polka dot (nearly to the the event. Berta was wearin g a an kle) wi th a matching small hot pink dress with a white tulip cloche, and navy and white hat. spectator pumps. Among the other wearing Not only were the two shows hats (that I could see from my and luncheon the last word, post) were Bonnie Schumacher, but .the spectators, who each Colleen Pope and Rae Armmade a $10 donation were strong. reflections of spring f ashions on Two lovely heart and f ashion parade. "It was lovely, just lovely," support ers sitting close who Corinne Campbell said. "It's seemed to be enjoying the the nicest thing I've been to festivities were Bernice since I've been in Sanford (over Clements, Gail Stewart's three years). The doctors wives mother from Deiand, and Gloria Burke, Dr. Roger were all so pretty." Mother unidentified woman Stewart's mother from Deltona. said, "It's about time for class The drawing for many door 'to ret ur n around here. This is prizes ended the gala benefit sorts like the good old days of which another guest described several years ago when women as "perf ect — just perfect." SATURDAY, APRIL 14 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First . Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ajcensjon 1uther ri. , ., Orange UI Blossom Chapter iaI Federation ,1 p.m.. Apt. 23-B, Twin Lakes Apts., Maitland. The Eagles CB Club, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce, "Rebuilders"tSingles over IS) covered dish supper, 7:30 P.m.. Friendship Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs. Marine Fir%t Lieutenant Wayne G. Twilliger, whose wife, Sharon, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Torcaso of 500 Longwood-Oviedo Deltona Art Club Art and Sale Show, 10 am, to 4 p.m., new area Deltona Shopping Plaza. ,_ Easter L' Egg ,.Hunt ,or auus rOws, vveava, and Sweetwater children, 4-13, 10 am., Sabal Point School grounds. t .1 it iiug 'r...i I ClubUflhi4t...a. Tr41 '8 a 'm to OTuiiuUO i;UUD ',t.v p.m., Valencia Commwuty CoUege West Campus, £W.N Kirkinan Road, Orlando. Jewish Community Center AuctIon, 8 p.m., 851 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland. Restaurant dnnera 1d trips. HARRY SANDERS Harry L. Sanders, ion of Mr. and Belles and Beaus of Orlando Dance, 9 p.m. to midnight, Winter Parc Civic Center, 2001 MIzeil Ave. For singles . -. over 18 MONDAY, APRIL It Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner, 6:30 p.m., Mr. P's Supper Club. WEDNESDAY, APRIL It Senior Citizens Tom to Savannah and Tallahauee. .,m r a. .i Stops a Fernandina ernantw. Beach, 'ii,,. 4UINU...IMe, Wakulla Springs. Leave Leeds Cuaelberry, S am.; Sanford Civic Center, 5:30a,m, THURSDAY, APRIL18 NART.AARP covered dish luncheon, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Speaker Alvin P. SteVenson, vice president Colonial Penn Insurance CO. - FRIDAY, APRIL Mrs. Walter L Sathe Harrison Chapter DAR, 2:30 Carter, fl99 Grandview Ave., Sanford, hostess. p.m., SATURDAY, APRIL21 Reuatusance MAItIand Au 10 am. to 5 p.m., Maitland Art Center TUESDAY, APRIL24 Metro REACT, 7:30 Altamonte Civic Center. Program by J. Seminole County Mental Health Center. Faire onsored by Aim., - THOMAS PINNOCK Thomas W. Pinnock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Pinnock Sr., 301 Fox Squirrel Lane, Longwood, recently was commissioned an Army second lieutenant upon graduating from the Officer Can. didate School, Fort BennIng, Go. During the 14-week course, students were trained in leadership, small unit tactics and infantry weapons. They also received in. struction in map and aerial photograph reading and corn munications. MICHAEl. CREWS Navy Airman RecruRMichael crows, son of Gretchen R. Lewis of 1406 Valencia Court, Sanford, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Orlando. ring the eight.week training cycle, trainees studied general military subjects designed to prepare them for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy's $5 basic occupational fields. He joined the Navy In December . - for duty with Ist Marine Brigade, Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii He loined the Marine Corps In February 1%3. Ave., Sanford, recently was promoted to Army specialist four whileseevingasa driver with thqlst Cavalry Division at Fort Hood, Sanders entered the Army In July a 1976 graduate I Seminole h School. RUSSELL SINCLAIR Airman Russell A. Sinclair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Sinclair Sr. of 201 N. Devon Ave., Winter Springs, has been assigned to Keesler AFB, Miss., after completing Air Force basic training. Airman Sinclair will now receive raining in the communications I:d.TheIrrnan is a l976graduateof Oviedo pflgft School. ii i* TMA. Coast Guard Stamen ama Apprentice Brian J. Thomas, son of Frank A. and Carol F. Thomas 104 Wild . p.m., Paul Rowe of - We planned it that way. You work hard. and your time is valuable. And, when its time to save or time to borrow we want to help you save both money and time in the bargain. That's why we're in your neighborhood. One of our offices is just around the corner on your way, not out of it. Another important asset we can help you save Is gas. Instead of fighting crosstown traffic and consuming energy ... both yours and your car's, keep your money working close to home with us. We'll pay you the highest return allowed by law, and give you the security of knowing it's Insured up to $40.000 for each account. And, we'll keep your money here build. ingandimprov1ngyourneighborhoJwjt , home loans created by your savings. When you save with us, Interest is just one of the benefits. . We want to be your savings and loan home. . . close to home. —u 1 , II il I ii 1111111 Ill ORANGE CITY APOPKA N, 46 ø Ø434 0 4 SANFORD 0 Main Office ONG WOOD ' LINDA 1010AM W ITENMRK REALTOR. ASSOCIATE Is 50 NAtTY RIAITOIS 341IS IMS PARK 01, SANFOID 4 I if I - ii 9 LOCATIONS SIOSD.NAINOIFICE P 0 Box 2099, 312 W. First St Sanford. fonda 32771 -. I eCptcne J I4 ui Otlindu 6315554 LONGW0000Incl State Road 434 at US Hwy. 1792 Lonywood. Florida 32750 Telephone 834.3200 It' WINTER PA OffiCE I If I 1250 Lm Road 'MnteyPark. F10flda32789 Telephone 6282266 ; I ORANGE CITY OffICE 555 Entetpnw Road Oran9e Oly. Flonda 32763 !Telephone 775-6000 SOUTH ORLANDO' I 1874 S. Semcxan Boulevard Orlando, F1oda 32807 Telephone 277-7500 1 OffICE 17.92 32713 Telephone 668.8668 W1IDO WflCE I ' OVIEDO FOREST CITY ¶11 • 1 DLBANY RENMOM / - I '_-''\ '.1 -- - I I, ob / - - - /AV - -' - - - : 1 - QW6 - --- -- k '•_) - - or ? A' i\ : ' ..4p•' - . Herald Photo by Tom Vincent (;ail Stewart aront left), Jean Clontz. Sheila Roberts and Louise Dotson register guests. Now, with 9 convenient Central Florida locations our homes are closer than ever to of !, DO YOU TO SILL YOUR NOME? ISILL IIMISI DOW! WE GET TØGITHIRI WN. Beverly liulimait (right photo) models a low cut and bare dress - perfect for the warm days and evenings ahead. Jean Clontz (left photo), assisted by Eastern Airlines Captain Bill Hobek, was one of the models show,bug. . . stewardesses uniform dating back to 19:10. Petite Lisa Clontz is all dressed Ut) in an "Alice Blue" gown she modeled for a special ftccasioli such as Easter. FRIDAY,APRILIZ Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., RoUing HiUs Moravian CInurch., Sit 434. Your Adult Club for Siagles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. I1 1i! i it" Gala Benefit Sets Pace For The Eas ter Parade HUNT 1 L -. ' 0' '. . ,,/* ' "a ' EASTER $ .' -. - In And Around Sanford >' ;i, " • Tue4iy, April 10, 1979—lB - - \l . •4TJtS • . J' - i4p% S .. ' ' ' • '.. e Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. 1. .' ,•, U. - ib '. _-l1I ' -. : ' - . _.1i.: _ OURSELVES Sr ... •i - .- '' 14,..-, .';"%- . Inn NART AARP directors meeting, 2 pm, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building CasselberryRotary, 730 am, Woman's Club, Over brook ) 00 L. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m. the Town House. Geneva Homemakers, 10 a.m. community hail. Sanford KLsanis, noon, Sanford Civic Center. I I flOOfl, Ti 11,1 inn. T Sanford atuoru iOuuay Recovery, Inc., 12-30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs Sanford Serenaders, senior citizens dance, 230pm, Civic Center. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 pm, Altamonte Mall Sears Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell d. THURSDAY APRIL 12 SISTER, inc., noon, Holiday Inn, Sanford. Special speakers. .. F,,, Woman's Club of Sanford Social Department's Annual Breakfast, Bridge and Canasta, 10:30 a.m., clubhouse, Oak Avenue. Reservations outh Programs, Inc Advisory Board, noon, Longwood ,. : •1 "Crime-Vader" safety program, 9 am, Casselberry Q Branch library, SemmolePlaza for kindergarten through' 8th grade Presented by it Beau Taylor of the Sheriff's Department . . 1. o III SOUTH ORLANDO °''1D 51r rdef Oviedo. fonda 32765 Telephone 365.5641 APOPIIA (WPICE 1003 Wes* Orange BIosm Trail Apaplia. Honda 32703 Telephone 8-49QO FO$T CITY OfficE 33OtSemotanDüy, (Co,ne Club Blvd &SR 4361 'New Me' Thin Wife Weak And Tram py DEAR ABBY: I'm 29, married and mixed up. All my life I was a fat girl with a pretty face, but a good man fell in love with me and married me. Two years ago I took off 55 pounds. I love myself thin, but now I've got problems I never had before. Men started noticing me. I got involved with a man at work who gave an a line I was dumb' enough to fail for. ("Divorce your hua)*mI and marry me.") Well. I asked myhusbend for a divorce confessed everything, and then the other guy backed off. The rat! 11.11 like two cents. Thank God, my hmtand forgave me. Then I got involved with a married neighbor who had a reputation for fooling around. In the middle of W affair I started up another, with a saleinan, younger than myself, who calls on our office. - Abby, I never had these problems when I was fat. I don't want to be fat again, but the "new me" Is so weak and trunpylcm'tdandtollve with myself. Please help ma. TWNA$DMIICEfl.UP DEAR THIN: Yes ap persitly MIt of y.uisU as the "fat 1 weuld wait." You seed I. keep — is ,.m 1yes',, — Oat some nw,ing Rail become aq±ed with the *her up for adoption. Abby, can you believe this? Their reason is so terrible that I'm almost ashamed to tell you. One of the twins was born with a club foot and a cleft palate. The other twin is perfect. Both are beautiful and otherwise healthy. They want to keep the perfect one and give the real you Ithink you'U like her. (A real "tramp" wouldn't On other away. The thought of separating these twin babies feel gullty,) DEAR ABBY: I am get- makes me sick. I've tried to tell my daughter ting mar ried soon and have found just the place Iwant to that the club foot and cleft get married. It's a beautiful Palate can be corrected with empty field on the Pacific Coast surgery, but she says that six Highway overloo king the children are all they can afford. I offered to take the defective ocean. Do Ibave to find out who baby, but she says It would owns that property and get create problems to have her In permission to get married the family. She's already contacted an adoption agency, there? Or doesn't it matter? LOVES NATURE and a childless couple is waiting DEAR LOVES: It matters a to adopt the twin . Can you help me? Please pest deal Yen mast flad the hurry. owner of that preperty and HEARTSICK GRANNY Own permission ftr DEAR GRANNY: Urge yesr DEAR ABBY: My 24year.old daughter has made a decision dgbter to see a psychiatrist. Wt Is breaking my heart. I She may be sullerlig from a honestly wonder if she's In her temporary depr ession from which she wIt recover. Howeve r, should your as married. 16 she w At doughier go tiniugh with the became she was pnpaz*, and adopts., It will at be final for il Th nowahe has seven ch dren. e a year But should sh roess . W two are identical twin girls shier in the _eautlme, what a bernoulyflv,deys ago. Shswd her hiabsnd have decided to croel ordeal for the adoptive keep one of the twins, and give - , - - -- ;. - - . - - - -' Dear ,--• Abby ----i,': - - - - - - (Herald Pb.te by lid. Nichols) WORTHY MATRON INSTALLED Mrs. hA. (Eula Mae) Scott of Longwood, was Installed as Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star Rachel Chapter 308, at the Masonic Temple, Casselberry. In an unusual coincidence, the Worthy, Matron's Installing officer was also named Eula Mae Scott of Kissimmee 62, assisted by Ken Monroe, pastpatron of the Rachel Chapter. Mrs Scott attended the Grand Chapter In Tampa for several days, ..1 Vows ..-.-- -- Huskey-Martinez Spoken In London Rites Miss Janet Elaine Martinez and Eugene (Gene) E. Huskey exchanged marriage VOWS in a ceremony in London, England. at the London School of Economics in London, England, and recently received a Ford Foun- dation grunt to finish his studies in the Soviet Union. The couple is residing In London. Birth Announcements The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Martinez of Tul!ahoma. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Sixto Martinez and the late Mr. Martinez and the late Juan Ramirez and 'Mrs. D.G. Vasquez, all of Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Lenny West (Gayle Hall) announce the birth of a six pound, 11 ounce son, Ryan Russell, on March 10 at Mobile, Ala. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. O.J. Hall of Whigham, Ga. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (Jack) West of Hays Drive, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Everette Huskey of Longwood. lie is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Stratton of Orlando, Mr. C.G. Huskey and Mrs. C.L. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Ken B. Evans (Jeana L. Hughes) of SR 46 West, Sanford, announce the birth of a daughter, Linsey Carin, who weighed In at eight pounds, two ounces, on March 21, at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hughes, Sr. of Sanford. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Elizabeth Evans of Titusville, and Ken G. Evans of Plantation. The bride is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and received a law degree from Yale In 1978. She is associated with a London international law firm, The bridegroom was also graduated from Vanderbilt and received his M.A. Degree from the Univer. sity of Essex in London, He also attended Boston University Law School. He is studying for a doctorate 'Women To Meet For Brunch Carolina Bawls, State ESO chairman, will review the humorous book Mama's Bank Account at the Woman's Club brunch Wednesday at 10:30 am. at the clubhouse. Mrs. Oscar Rawls from Jacksonville, has been state chairman of the honorary reading society (Epsilon Signa Omicron) of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs for the past three years. She succeeds Mrs. Burch Cornelius, of Sanford, in this position. Mrs. Bawls will be introduced by Mrs. Vance Taylor, local ESO hairma n. Members of the club will play bridge and canasta after the spring brunch and short program. . 'I ;--.-j . - - -1 �25—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. BLONDIE Tuesday, April 10, 1919 GENUINE 5MULATED1 GOAT ANGORA WHAT'S THIS SWEATER VOUMEANTHERES NO MADEOF ONLY j y i) •-•4IF, - 45 Quantity of 50 Powerful explosive (abbr.) 52 Weather bureau (abhr.) 56 Feels sorry I2Christmes decoration J .) •) 1 41 13 Always about 14 Iniquity 15 Table tennis 58 Mad, Obsolete 17 Character part 61 Bear (Lit.) IS Novelist 62 Biblical Ferber I9Mao_._. by Mort Walker (oHs HELLO, miss OUXLE BEETLE! I'VE TOLD I / e There rn' c H I eo Better 39 Fourpenny 41 Fuel 42 Terminating 44 Shade of difference 46 Cameroon DEAR DR. LAMB tribe 47 Breakfast food I'm \l oig h t • It's dangerous to lose weight guilty that I hiduce myself to too fast.Letter I'm sending you The vomit all that lye eaten right Health number 47, The question is, "Am I harmlngmyselflnanywayand Weight Losing Diet, which contains a plan you can use to is this method effective? lose weigh t gradually and any calories absorbed safely. Others who want this first few minutes?" Issue can send 50 cents with a DEAR READER You long, stamped, self -addressed won't bethe first one to use that enveloce for ft method. The Roinans used to DEAR DR. LAMB I am lit use it during their orgies. After my early 3( and have a First man 57 Automotive so ciety (abbr.) 59 Sawbuck 60 Genetic mate rial 1 C6 2 3 12 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 15 4 5 6 7 t 13 14 9 10 ii ' 17 21 TO HCU TH "The Deer Hunter" other films with five . — — — 27 28 29 —— —— — — 31 32 30 absorbed m the stomach. DEAR READER Almost all the absorption occurs In the very first part of women would trade 1g y - 33 3 34 37 35 —— 38 t 38 42 — 43 U Ching that goes with selfinduced vomit ing could possibly cause a wipji tear —— 46 the bottom of the esophagus. to grow. You can do this ' _____ flat-footed then This can bleed and require standing ' 48 49 __ ARCHIE by Bob Montana 50 51 52 53 54 55 emergency treatment. — — _______ — 56 DON'T YOU ~yw KNOW, CHUBBY.-MEAN PUSH-UPS _____ _____ EXERCISES-- LIKE PUSMAWAY5, j/' FOR INSTANCE.' YOU SHOULD DO SOSE _ ________ DO PUSHAWAYS THE TABLE' _____ ______ AyS! PUS __ I ______ I IU other difficulty relates to I ———— 81 _______ __________ day. _ _____ ______ • --- i - HOROSCOPE ___________ raixingtçonyotrtoes.Youcan repeat the exercise 10 times a — — -. — — habits and the problem If you are in shape for It you j-. _____ _______ generlly recognized today as d on one fool, balance anorexia nervosa. This is the yourself and do it with one leg , young woman who has a false at — — — — — body Image and lanai really fit you may have very sore even though she thinks she is. muscles. 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RESTLESS 00 ff2) NEWS ) EDUCATIONAL PRO GRAMMING • 12:30 0 TAXI Tony gets a once-in- (2) NEWS a-lifetime chance to get in the boxing ring with a world champion (Carlos Palomino) (A) @08EARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S I4OPE MOVIELAND Hwy I72S 322 IZtI 99C CARLOAD (12)HOLLYW000SQUARES 1:00 (2) 2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 10:00 O ROfiT5 SPECIAL ) TODAY IN THE LEGISLA. lURE 11:00 00 NEWS ALL SEATS WED. ONLY PLAZA I $ AFTERNOON €E CONTEST TO CARNEGIE "Wings" as best picture. (M BEWtTCHED ( ) OVER EASY EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING 9:30 By United Press International CV CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE MISTER ROGERS (A) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9:00 ) DICK CAVETT Guest Gore TUES.ONLY . (.4) MIDDAY i'tLtBU NIGH OTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN MALIBU BEACH C:lS 7:30 - - Vidal Shown Same Evening 11:30 (i2)1112)BEST OF CARSON Fu Is n, So Is Linden Host: Johnny Carson Guests Tony Randall. Marsha Mason, Donna Theodore, Dr. Paul EhrIich. (A) dIesi'd ' 0 BARNABY JONES L-'JEDNESDAY cal scripts that provides good, played with tight-lipped repres- gets Into the act in a corn- musical review of the years ribald fun, beautifully acted (at alon by Tim Pigolt-Smith, plicated series of maneuvers they worked to achieve 8p. Eastern time — check The duke aneaks back In US involving lsa belb, Angelo, and "overnight success" In televiMORNING gulse of amonkforanincogni Mariana, Angelo's former sionsltcoms. 5:30 look at the gningn. He finds fiancee who he dumped after The mood of the show Is 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER thatfrlgIdAngelohasusoff her brother lost her dowry. reminiscent of "A Chorus a distied law and arrested a As always in Shakespearean Line," as the performers relive Wayne weak but handsome lad ppiJ comedy, all's well that ends their professional past in song (12)PTLCLUB have to be predictably •'i daCIdId __ ________ 169 COMPLETE DINNER INCLUDES: 31..',_•p,_,., rtt,. i.,',,, i,, i. Ax day vy Wedn.sday __ :,,m, to Joini Wayne hi _____ .............. side ls'4rlitg_____ _ the rock and theta the JUL "I wadod to honor him by hjofac.now.ft'sug.r.sth(or car,sfacsMthsIio the pulllcto seaselid reck IMaflha Rock. I think hi __ It ain't Shakespeare, but it's re and watch the dey4o.dey dm in to have his Image is + FRED OPIN DALVfl. $p " - M rench AVfr (HWY. I? 6:47 Sanford Linden, of "Barney Miller," very pleasant entertainment. (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! + NEW EASTER J SKATING + WE SCHEDULE at 1s SUPER SALAD 1 BAR 15 Itams to of in in No W Tills ow : "i t lot of - repose scaus. Usy can see the + p.m., Eastern time. eful his W01111ft 1110 over I'llillf I of Lou __ 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- CA tionaries While fighting the Crown forces, he has a brutal - The Best Picture —The Deer Hunter ___ the ted about it now bscaiw. way which represents ycena'smidhl'sosgo( advei *'m ri.i. i*1 First Awards ' I ceremonies. __ Wdu'Li,pet , . appearances by Sammy Davis greet *041b Passersby _ on Santa sionica _ _ do it justice," Strong said. "I ___ oulevard frequently stop ° die. join Waus because he's chat with &rong, and mod areslrownaf,Toe,g, _______ face represents dnsh tr'atsfos'natkn,from rock to toward life. I took "Waam.k of his face, Os MeliL hnaft "A lot of people are getting thlis , + + \ I, ___ ____ '&, the movie, "Thank God Johnny Carson was master of Ecresa,tlftswonthto of thousands + .......... — 'song was won by "Last Dance" presented the. music on film Century . award in the 51st annual Oscar presentations. ' The 344-how show feat ured steady clunk of chisels and US most of my work Is done In the dull thuds of mallets, Strong evenings." _ Strong has never.sen Wayne has transformed us f _ itaubu Ro into a hug. gray in pinS — he's working from wort ofart:a7400tljk,n.o1 aphotognph of theDuke that teared on the Cover of US John Wayne's face. ___ Strong. "r'. __ rock and O,0SS to strong orIginally sew the face iandstons Gor. Eund G. have ft truckeda dozen mile, to aninprotntuotg&ordudioin Brown Jr. udd. the doss + 1NIY SAY A PON LEARNS . .._r KIS S1KES. . - - Onto Pacific Coad Highway been a rav opportunity for eXChWge for her body. little more than a month ago. having all these people coming Angelo also has closed all the With the hlgso( air toolj, the bY all day lO ng. But ltmeans + ' - •. ; (!2) ROOKIES 5:00 8:30 ork Of Art AN . To by T. K. Ryan - the best actor and actress MAKE ME LAUGH SESAME STREET 4:30 C4JMIKEDOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED 0 MERV GRIFFIN () (12) TODAY who has fled to the Colonies and changed his name to Philip Kent. joins a band of revolu- 0MOVIE EMERGENCY ONEI THE ODD COUPLE HOGAN'S HEROES 1 8:25 TODAYINFLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA () NEW S he ton yourself o CLOSED MON. a TUES. WED.,APRIL11 ..................ALLDAYARd ________________________________ 7P,M.TO1oP.M, THUILAPNIL.12 ..............7P.M.TIL1OP,M. FRI. APRIL 13 ......................1 PM,4 PM, SSIIkMII FJI1L CkLCkIII ....7: 30-11 PM. AT.,APIIL14 .....................ZP.M,.SP,M. 7:30 P.M.-11 P.M. + L international Drive: 17-92, Sanford COUNTRY BREAKFAST Served? •m. III It am. ZEus, Ham a, $auaa,, Ha B,owns andBiaitso,HatCa&et Ispires 44$-Ps p 1.69 Buy 1- G ..1 Or.s Free • GRAVY I ROLL : coupon Coupon , WIDNISDAYS ONLY!!' , ., .. SUPER SALAD COUNTRY BREAKFAST:: SKATING RINK 210$ S. 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Maggie Smith won as best 0 8:00 Golden Gun" (Premiere) Jeff Osterhage, Hal Holbrook A young farmer teams up with a runaway slave to seek revenge on the men who murdered his father - - 4:00 (1 € A.M.WEATHER 6:00 Claudio (Thridopher Strauli) well and the finale finds a and dance, from auditions EARLY DAY and sentenced him to death for general pairing up of couples, through Industrial shows and on (4) CRACKERBARREL fathering a child without matched and mismatched. The to Broadway. 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY benefit of clergy. plot makes little sense, but the Their verve and charm give 0 SUNRISE W When Claudio's sister, Issbel- cast tosses the frothy thing the show character and gloss. 6:30 Ia (Kate Nelligan), leaves about so lightly and deftly that Linden, whose career on (2) PORTER WAGONER LOS ANGELES (UPI) — souvenir chips of done. LOS convent on the eve of taking her it's a delight to watch. '" Broadway was mainly malcal, 'People coins In and ask for vows in order to plead for her sculptor Brett-UvFor something in a more provides a strong anchor — and 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS Ingstme Strong hu found a we Some Of the chunks, be they can have them. It's he offers to spare her brother in Linden's special on ABC, 10-li instruments. for the ion rock that tumbled SESAME STREET " . ' for his contributions ohn his a" Of diamonds at trick envelopes. The most interestone and collects two trump ing questions will be . NXT fIM. + .. ' Special awards were present- 'bbearded earded Sir La urence was a You respond one nofrump ,,'; TUMBLE WEEDS / ed to pioneer film Cartoonist dull. UAuS Y but made no obvious impresslon — the film won the best picture of the year award. I I -t~ _ -. , JP ~'p , A44 .their 70s, have survived it was an Important movie," fun and musical-variety 0 KJ94 \\\ ceremony began Monday night, the star-filled audience, sign language explaining she don't in INS column and will receive Expert East sees a chance copies of JA COB V MODERN.) \\ A El before the Oscar awards' 3:30 @JOM'AS'HR ELECTRIC COMPANY 7:30 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 745 0 ABC MOVIE "A Matter Of The latest in the BBC local listings). "ho us es of resort" in the Is joined by Linda Lavin Time" (1976) Liza Minnelli, it Shakespeare Series to be UPI Televisloa Wr er There's Kenneth Colley as a suburbs, which brings on the ("Alice"), Bonnie Franklin Ingrid Bergman A maid work. NEW YORK (UPI) — On brOlIldcut On PBS is "MellillZe weary Duke Vincentio, leaving comic relief of procurer ("One Day At a Time") and ing in a hotel in Rome during thestar late 1940s becomes a big Wednesday night television for Measure," surely one of the Vienna in the hands of the self- Poinpey and constable Elbow. Cathryn Damon (Mary C8mP' film proves that Shakespeare can be Bard of Avon's most nonsensi- righteous Puritan, Lord Angelo, The Duke In monk's clothing bell on "Soap") for an hourlong by Stan Lee and John Romita UttCY ,,-- 3:00 U GENERAL HOSPITAL D STUDIO SEE By JOAN RANAUER Q 1054 1 -- movie "The Deer Hunter," as racist, were arrested shortly " ' John WayneandSir Leurence wasdoingso for 14 million deaf 'past. ted Fourteen demonstrators protesting the Vietnam War •, . -drama was provided by two tion . veterans of Hollywood pict ures Winner Fonda accompanied 'who received standing ovations her acceptance speech with brushes with deathinUs recent CV MOVIE "Legend Of BEST ACTOR JON vol(;IIT • • • in Coming Home Musical Oscars went to .. nam War veteran. "Midnight Express" for While dramatic pictures muaicalscoreand"Thesudily swept the awards, the real Holly Story" for best adapts- .' rres 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD 0 GUIDING LIGHT 7:25 f2J TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 9:00 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Shakespeare • J 98 ur 8:30 () CAMPAIGN '79 0 LAVERNE SHIRLEY Layerne and Shirley enroll in a A : newcomer Christopher Walken Almendros for his sweeping won the award for best sup. migrant workers in porting actor as a self- "Days of Heaven." Expert South would make the same four spades against Expert East that the p SPIDER-MAN (ii MATCH GAME P.M. 0 JEFFERSON AWARDS U SHA NA NA Guest Brenda Lee Protesters The Oscar for best destructive, shell-shocked Viet- GOOD MORNING AMERI. a CA nighttime anatomy class. (R) that entry to the West hand. _ ___ 1 . andruffsaheart. - -. CATIONAL TV - Eaàt takes his second trump, puts his partner in with the nine of diamonds ._ - FRANK AND ERNEST EDU his singl eton heart. Later ° . CAPRICORN (Dec. an. l9)Thls is aflexceligy USugls. You'll have too many your . ".trumps, East wins and leads West North East South i, 20 20 p diamonds. East plays his jack at trick one and South is ' in the king. . " Now if South starts Give full vent to your ereativity .omsthing you thol4 to yourrtner's one "de. today. You should be able to dead. This is specially true In Terence Reese has written He rebi two diamonds. An trensi c a new book with the delight- Alaskan reader asks what ut a& ful title "Puzzling Situations rabid we recommend if any. _____ annoyed you into a thing of AQUA_ 3$ (Jan. lOFeb. 1$) Jul We recommend a rebid to In Bridge Play." _______________ beauty. Place yotrisif a US Us two notrump. Th e book is well wor th (tJ4(U (June $i.Jly 23) person's position If you hav, $0 time of anyone who wants to 1 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. The personal idsnIMy you may sit in judgment today. Qtce. lee the logical bridge mind be searching for today can be are you'll wind up making a at work. (Do you have a question for the experts? Write "Ask the food by rdurnfag to where Here is problem ____ began. Th his bock. uth is in a corn- Experts," care of this newspa. 11th11 e answer lies PICU __ (Feb. 20-March20) A fortable four spades. In Ut. per. Individual questions will at the oore. bestamped. answered self-addressyj it accompanied joint interest whose worth has ordinary game East takes by _ . •1092 21) APiD today You'll be in a pan TAURVS (April IGMay 20) rather gregariota mood. Plan Kind words and gentle methods =T% t takes you where that come so easily for you are . Ot activity and . led all Hunter" won awards for best awards, achievement in sound, best Maggie Smith won as best Oscar for best achievement In supporting actress for playing art direction, ner led from 109-x or 10-9 of NORTH • J954 •1063 todayandyouwon'tdjsturbus lookIngforanewwaytogowj SOUTH delicate balance In an your momentary problems. •J1$1142 auiatUSt'aantto Other peepiegdconf'you. 'K B you. How to get along With SCORPIO (Get. 24-Nov. 23) •K8 others is one of us sections You have a guardian angel •K72 yo enjoy In )'OUt new AitrO. hovering OV youtoday, giving Vulnerable: B Grsph Lettai' that starts w1 you lamer resolve to handle Dealer: North your birthday, Mall $1 for each most anything that comes your ____ to Aatro.GrapIl, P0 Box 4je, way. 0 direction, "The Deer hearty of voice, presented US King Vidor and the Museum of -,Oscar for best picture. A Modern Art. WIN AT BRIDGE fluctuating opinions to take a ______________ •K8 been available for some time, • A Q J 74 yet you've been tatabi, to •7 + capithilse on it. Grab it If it '•AQ surfaces today. WT EAST dependent and singul doing LIBRA (Sept. 23'OCt. 23) YOU -03 •A 7 ARID (March 21-April 19) may want to spend us day •109532 • S Q PRISCILLA'S POP . rLL NEVER GET HORSE REVERENP _ EM'3."THERE ARE In addition to best picture and best (1) LIARS CLUB 7:30 (4J ) AS THE WORLD U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA TURNS HI. NEIGHBOR 2:00 7:00 • (j (!12 THE DOCTORS TODAY c Q ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 FRIDAY MORNING (4J 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO DECISION '79 PREVIN AND THE PITTS. BURGH 'John Williams" Composer of Star Wars" and "Superman." John Williams, and Hollywood film score writer Miklos Rozsa loin Andre Previn for a movie-music sp ectacular REPORT Wayne, appearing gaunt but Walter Lanta, old-time director YOUR BIRTHDAY 'PItiIAI,, 1MM.9 u$p, o.i OLIVIER • . . eloquent speech in "California Suite," and tographer went to Nestor by Howie Schneider 10 ______ machine you Cifl use to exer-- _____ . tors after being thtuced to eight years. It needed to be : rousing applause. Both men, In done, It needed to be made and For W.dnuday, April 11, 1979 ¼" 7:00 TiC TAC DOUGH an actress who loses an Oscar thiey'll vomit to go rid of it You UK & MEEK MENT effort doesn't help, you may at food, If they get a chance cisc your leg muscles against (A) 60 MAN AND HIS ENVIRON- Olivier, both former Oscar Americans. .winners, gave eloquent "This Os was better for ..speeches of thanks to the me than the first," she said. They eat so little that they want to go to agym orhea'j starve themselves and when club where they have a and, through an involved set of circumstances, agrees to be Mary's guest at her party. 0(12)IHECROSS"WITS 0 JOKERS WILD f) MACNEIL / L EH RER NBC NEWS @) 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS achievement in film editing and supporting actor. -Home" was second in popWari. "Heaven Can Wait," for ty with the academy members which Warren Beatty won four winning three Oscars. nominations, won only a single two dangerL one is that ret. don't have fat legs you'd 111M to 'eth "kissing bandit" of Milwaukee NEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRON. MENT f including best director for you in a minute. Be glad you m olis for a benefit performance 110 0 Michael Cimino. "Coming best can add to your calorie btake. my legs. What do you advise to Food, other than alcohol, is not help develop my weak, skinny 22 4 !l MARY TYLER MOORE Johnny Carson visits Minneap- EVENING I' 6:55 () CLIFFHANGERS Mary learns the identity of the mysterious female vampire; Thorval orders the death of Little Billy; Susan Williams goes swimming in a piranha-infested stream. LOSER TAKES ALL Two teen-age boys are confronted with a character challenge and learn that life's true victors are not always winners ()HERE COMES PETER COTTONTAIL Peter fails to deliver more Easter eggs than the evil Irontail, but is saved from disgrace by a friend and his time machine (R) OHAPPY DAYS Richie is accused .l being the infamous •-• a r 6:30 first, _ — — — 1:30 8:00 N. night Cowboy," took home his would usually return to the very skinny from the ankle to — — banquet and eat and Ink still calf. My meuurem s are more. 3429.38. I lock great lii you and that's what I wear all the time ashamed of manage to vomit — — - - Os c p 1979-3 8 ___ h - • To Tuesday, A pril TONIGHT'S TV 6:00 night, outside the Los Angeles Music Center, 14 demonstrators protest ing th e nominations of "The Deer Hunter" for allegedly racist nature were àested s ortly before the ceremony began. The Oscar was the second for Miss Fonda, who won her in W71 for "Kiute." Voight, nominated in 1969 for - (abbr.) e Ft. ______________________________________________________ At the same time Monday away. Italy I HOLLYWOOD(UPI)_Jane Fonda and Jon Volght, lovers In :th Vietnam War film "Coming Home," won the best actor and actress award In the 51st annual Ocar presentations. Another Vietnam War story, "The Deer Hunter,' won the best picture of the year award. - 54 Eve ning In 55 - Dr. and appreciate Us opportunity to ask you a question that IJ[ don't want to ilk my doctor. My Lamb problem is that I've been on a strict diet for three weeks. I'm __ Z pounds overweight and about _____ ally serious about losing it all. I do very well 99 percent want to be careful not to fall Us time t,go, In a whileof I Into that psychological trap. slip and when I do, I f 53 Sti mulate 31 Actor Blore 32 Strike out (abbr.) 35 Singing syllable 38 Writing implement 40 Carry 5 Macao coin 6 Hires i Energy unit (p1.) 8 ronoun 9 Hobby 10 Colorado tributary Diet very grateful for your coliann __ 27 Enjoy 37 Sharp y To Deer _______________________ 0 N M_____ r ZTi f11 A L rius AN ii The Evening Herald, Sa nford, Hunter Fonda ak A Be __________________ ______ ivy 2 Latin post 28 Heater 3 Comed ian Ed 29 Poverty 4 In th e know 30 Mendacity Wa * wins brother 21 Ill-bred person 64 Abstract 11 Alaskan 43 Negation 22 caps being transportatIon 45 Bewildered 25 Pod v 16 Actress Storm 47 Study 27 Lon gi egetable ng for 65 Songstress Home 20 Environment 48 According to friends 66 Sheep agency (abbr.) 30 Tided fact 23 Not well 33l possess 49 Yours DOWN 24 Moribund (contr.) mine 26 Noun suffix 34 Agapanth us I Skid 51 Christmas State Must a ________ Irish Free YOU H UNDRED TIMES T8AT5 NOT FUNNY! ______ IO'A'N UN A KS __A , _ 1 II _ • • ________, ____ _______ N_________ ooio F LU N A K A N SN 63 George Geiih * I I $ T I P I 1 A tung BEETLE BAILEY Aiswsr to Previous Puzzle __ _____ COil I Sing 4 Rabbit Witches ' WI-40 Buys IT! R O f ACROSS by Chic Young -' I.'., �49-Evinlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, April 10, .. Kahn: Th . e Ano'y . . _. .. -_ :.. Young_0 Economics? .. - ... .- . -. -. CLASSIFIED ADS 831-9993 . 322-2611 wAsHINGT0N (upIj - under control. A few weeks ago Inflation program because r determined to continue this along those lines, Powell said Once again, inflation fighter Kahn called high business there are no viable alter. $ struggle because the itemsN1 Several hours after liii 11'red Kahn has been tripped profits a "catastrophe." natives. tives are worse." speech, Kahn also isenod i IV by his own tongue. During an inflation discussion Ashe has on dozens of other "If at first we don't succeed, dItI!fl4 in an attempt U :.Ever since the outspoken with reporters last Friday, occasions, Kahn warned if the we will simply keep trying," clarify his remwks. Kahn took charge of the ad- Kahn said, "I'm not naming for pron falls the nation could _________ Kahn said. "I see absolutely no -.There seems to be confusion Mnistration's anti-Inflation office, so I can be intelligent." face mandatory wage-price alternative." rogram last October, his mcat cases, his remarks control or a recession which about what I said," th public statements have sent But the damage had been statement read. "I was oni) would "throw millions of people Miudders through the White ___ out of work." done. ' poI'1ng ___ 01* that the altemn House and his own staff. _________ __________ But he phrased his usual tives to the kind of voluntary Th Washington St : The kind of thing heuys sntIiatIon rem we have warnlngaliWedlfferenflythis dot what normally would come have produced big headlines time. across the top of its front page: today are either a recession or ______ from the mouths of federal and prompted quick discla "Kahn Warns of Mandatory mandatory controls," Kahn "An honest person has got to Controls." bureacrats. era from the White House - and admit that if this program said. Kahn has said he uses the from Kahn himself. White House press secretary doesn't work, we may get one or "Both of these are unaccepW colorful phrases only to Illus!Y Jody Powell emphatically told ble." This situation occurred again another of those alternatives, his point and does not Monday during a speech to an whether we like it or not," he '' Kahn's - Kah, added, ALFRED KAHN president mean them to be taken literally. AFL-CIO "price monitoring" said. speech that "the president will has repeatedly said he Is For Instance, last November rally. Kahn said several times or the tightening of economic not mandatory wage- inalterably opposed to wageKahn said the nation could fall gj recited his usual litany during the speech that both he conditions to bring on a price controls." price controls and I have said I into a "deep, deep depression" that the administration must and President Carter have no recession. Kahn "meant in no way" to will resign before I would adunless inflation was brought stick to its voluntary anti- intention of pushing for controls He said the president ,,is indicate Carter was thinking minister such a program." CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Nnnn Ulm. ................43c a 111* 3 consecutive times .. 31c a line .3k a line iconsicutive times i I ,i*t The family of the late Mrs. Ella Washington acknowledges with sincere appreciation the many acts of kindness shown to us during the sudden passing of our loved one. We pray God's blessings upon each of you and trust that we will always prove worthy of your loveand concern. Mrs. Eiouise Sapp and Family. Schools Near Cr'i'ppled Plant Reopen Ol\fOR CE-520.IO-Guarante.c. Free details; KIT, Box fl)9 Pompano, FL.33061, N11fl. ' W 1932. Gary Hart, D-Colo-, who plans to take six montha to a year to investigate what went wrong at the Three Mae Island power plant. : Carrel's Kiddie Corner, Dunn & 3rd St.,, Ostn. Mon.-Fri., 6 am. .6 P.M. 332.2*16. Accident --- Begin_ _____ 11-Instructions 'the subcommittee has oversight responsibility over the cocunlsalon, meaning it approves its budget and has Creative Expressions authority to raise questions about its operations. Call Jo- An, 3235512 Had said the subcommittee's questions would Include: -How Hart and Sen. Jennings Randolph, D.W. Va., chairman the accident happened and whether there were of the Environment and Public Works Committee, asked early warnings. the Senate Monday to authorize a special Investigation of -Whether the milon should have responded the Pennsylvania power plant accident and for the extra money to pay for it. Mite and local evacuation plans had not been h the president has announced the creation of "Although tested in accordance with federal regulations. an independent commission of experts to study the sc-Whether the commission depends too much on utility Hart's nuclear regulation subcommittee opens comprehenalve hearings today with the entire five-man coinmission appearing before It to answer questions. "The NRC is on trial in terms of this accident and its response to It," Had said ins statement announcing the hearings. "But the Congress is also on trial. The facts revealed at cldent, it cminnot replace the Congress' obligation," Hart said. 11-A-Arts a Crafts Most complete Craft I Hobby Supply In Central Florida. HORSY DEPOT, 1910 French Ave. Sanford, Fl. I.Aft iNd company information in setting license requirements. Who should pay for the accident and the cleanup. Deadly Fumes Spew From Cars 18-Help Vnted preferred but not necessary. Apply in person Holiday Inn, Sanford. I convalescent Center, 930 Mellonyll$e. .t Crews Work Cautiously On Train Legal Moth. Nurses. RN's 1. LPN's. Aides, Live-in companion, short term assignment. Homemakers Up. John 625.0636. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RIliSTIN PICTITIOUS 75*01NAME Notice Is Hereby Given that ONE HAMILTON ASSOCIATES, a Massachusetts limited partnership, suffi0rilod to do businø In the State if P1.11dB under the name ONE HAMII..TON ASSOCIATES, LTD.. Inten to register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, the trade of. Officials kept some 2,000 other ors vpIg explode In the "We hop, the acetone burns gentle curve aid ascend a d*A chemicals sprayed out of the persons sway from their hmes Shot, cars dean up procem delayed the itself out, but it it goes out hill. nplsd tank Car,, forming fora second night Monday ret urn home for the others. prematirely,wetac.apomihie That could have ad up a huge dosis of deadly gsa. jLut hi case. p. vibration ln the mlddi. part of "ft blew a ring Ilk, a "I will tell you they said It were set içrljg b,,jde the with the other cars," Bogus the train where the cars mushroom cloud do mat safe operation when they nobody track by lit. Monday and 00 saId. derailed. But Sullivan, the other have been 1,000 fed him," said trid to move the cars in men with dozens of pisces of Twenty-seven cars on the federal omclals and the IAN George Dr.ag, a 00-yearold Waverly, Tens. Two days after cont•rn heavy equipment work ed IAN train derailed Sunday at maMgod said 11amv who lives near the plot. that' tlwoujh the nl* on the others. 0:18 am. (T as the five cause of the deraibnu*thehuactasl that, the town went up" and ii not trillS. "I could feel the heat an persons died, said Philip always the pemthllity of mow1 had to wear oxygen gas powerful locomotives begin been p"u)ck*rL my hock ad I new the amok. Hogue, a member of the or aciAft! masks becaus, of the deadly pulling the 1l$.car train up a "ft's ping to be very herd to 4o'.Ing he real low. I darted National Traisportatlon Safety "God almWy, If some more fins Mill spewing from the alight rise jog beyond the ascertain what %II)PIMd be. gotting che,y." •• name of ONE HAMILTON ASSOCIATES, LTD. In compliance with SectIon 513.09, Florida Statutes. Florida Statutes. Dated this 191h day of March, wants to 197,, ONE HAMILTON ASSO. dATES, ouftsonizid to do business In Florida as ONE HAMILTON ASSO. CIATES, LTD. By: Arthur J. H$IIIThIn, Jr., Mesagins General Partner of Llseaevs.$amllten Realty Company ..,. - They Ca rry Toxic Gases . . 41111 . - .. - .. . - • . Solis General Partner of One HamIlton Associate PvSllsh: March 27, April 3, 10, 17, . . "7, L DIHiM I W The . T i ra ., .I esticu oo sass op AsseTs 1 n Whistles Signal Danger - - . -- AND ASSUMPTION OP DIRTS PUI$UANT CN*PTIN 676. FLOR IDA $TATUTI$ TO . . - ', I CEESTVIEW, Fig. (UPI squssling t$n brakeS and was the first to have," &vnson cargo In the "c'4bs aiding øiy l ail abed IAN tr The melodic wail of plej 0111111111 11111111 &= th. said. Jim 11$. the threat 01 ,q1 AM by 1ybewthotrim wle has been a cell to ad.. tracks. Experience has down It was leaking chlorine gas Mon thenSIS I persons In we allowed to M hams vidureformore dw acm- dam thsslowandth,uigucky kern a IAN trim tank car Monday. 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We will to fts$__ ____ ' ! b11d Ilvefhiat a quseter mile from Her ___ ___ i.: . . 1111111116 01`1111111111111111 whdwewtode.d 9111110111111111 thsiraeto. lift fo5'Is$e seen,- ried his fily, N erthf.,4byafejenal. 111111111P as asthey carry tonic nulethe. ftve' lrWho*ge. dtbs IS7.' gases," pm_ to . deptwotralon "wari (seldy) rsueada 01 any Psin PIss d Uupi ' 'ihtek1i thet lbs ' along lb. 01 bones 'evecusted. "I railroad in the_cemiry," 1*Nd JUN umid ee" Plus Jr., who PshaidJe's derailment thick lees as, 01 lb et to ha In te PUdis lose s as Nalimsi M1inIditSISkUktbat of react quickly to erthsisp1uda,ijIj, leslie carrying hsu,dsen chauld trim their buses 11, 01 Rwd .. r' - . MARINE U$OUICII, Inc., a Florida cerparofien, with IN pria c*ol piece of luelnem if 75$ High. 3.1111111 esy 1741, Fern Pers. mendl ssne, lies purchased the aaifs if and has hewed Is pay the in full if M.L I. LIQUIDATING, INC. (N1m$VMadIW Seeswces, Inca New Ys* 00 I,with its become win '' pHi rs.dy pt wk.. ' . - ' H a tea • • MI. ____ wa* - see twice Were . peimssa - Experienced Coon CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford - if bweNess if iN the .-.- as aw iI$OUiC1$, of emis. so impillso if MARINE INCa Florida ceipa,Miss, Is April 11111111016 by L - Oka No daleS of Fern Perk. * this Nd usouncis, INC. Phelk% day if AwN. 1979. MASINI Plerids_ceepsniilee or: P. 0,5I Kill, - Vlss PION" . l*1*: tarN IL,IF. 1579 011.11 everything .. Kennel Assistant All phases, hard work, . _ [oisAcreaoe by Gill Fox 5Q-MicrpILrnuc mr çiin - Lq lot, big trees, water & sewer in Sanford $ii.soo William Maliczowski. Realtor 372 7933. NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD Rent Responsible individual looking for I or 2 BR, unfurnished house outside city. Call 322 1293. Exp. laborers for Masons Deltona Area. Own Trans. 574 2572 aft. 7 Cabinet makers & spray painter. Exp. or trainees. sis Cabinets. EMPLOYMENT -- Longwood 3395943. 912 French Ave. 323-5176 Super sharp company to work for must have shorthand & typing. GENERAL Is PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Position open for career minded individual with the Nation's largest producer of factory built oartments & developers of multi-family projects. Excellent salary & bonus, paid vacation, GENERAL OFFICE Work for great company with excellent benefits. Typing a must. fully 322.9214 COMPANY owned Surplus -3 BR 2 b. rec. rm 6. FP, Good neigh. bortiood wcommunity swim. paid ASSISTANT be capable of supervising numerous properties. Tran. sportation provided. Send complete resume to Sandra Miller, Cardinal Industries, Inc., Box U. Sanford, Fl. 32771, Equal You will have an excellent position with an excellent company. Great pay & all expenses paid. must be able to travel. Opportunity Employer. -. AUTOMOBILE HOMEOWNERS; Don't low your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 644231$. PAINTER Great boss I. local company. EXPERIENCED BODY MAN Must have previous experience,-.. good pay I plenty of work. Sanford-Gracious living. Reasonable weekly & monthly rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak. . If you like the outside this Isthe job for you. Great boss & company. HAL COLBERT,REALTY INC __ REALTOR,,323.7532 Eve. 3730612,372 1 547,32271/! Build to Suit - our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 235 & 245. 1 85-1154. Pool. Adults only, on Just So of Airport Blvd. on 17.97 In Sanford. - Call 3231670 Mariner's Village. Lake Ada. M. Unsworth Realty 1 OR. Available at once $139mo., $l0Odeposlt 3210041 31-Apartments Furnished Lakeview Nursing Center, 913 E. 2nd St, LET'S St ,IONEST '0if 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 job this pd wouldn't be here. if you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.100.432.5402 anytime for HALF ACRE nicely landscaped. 3 BR centrally located. $ yr. old. Wont last long. Only $34,900. Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. CLEAN CLEAN 2BR lbnew paint & roof. Ig family room. Owner will assist in financing. $23,000. Garage Apt.,) BR on the river 322.9049 - SOLAR HEAT low el. bills. Lg. 3 BR 1k7 b quiet area, nice land. scaping. Only S2S,00. Furnis,ed :.pt. recorded message. for rent. Over 322-0414. WE' VE EXPANDED IDYLLWILDE 3 BR 2 B lovely stone fireplace & FR. Im. pressive entrance foyer, decorator wall paper, extra storage I utility rm. El garage Sanford Studio 1 person, all electric low office In Lake Mary now open. Currently interviewing experieflced Sr newly licensed agents for 2 offices. We pledge ourselves to your being a suc. $339. 323*0)9 Harold 3 OR, kitchen equip. $250 1 yr. minimum. Is?, last + deposit. $19 Escambia, Open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Notice 3235774.DayorNight NICE HOME OR RENTAL INCOME. 3.1 has future commercial use. Good location & cony, financing yet asking price Have a room to rent? Leta classified ad find a tenant for you[ NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that virtue of that certain Writ of xecution issued out of and under e wa of the Circuit Court of is only $19,500. For Lease Executive home in ldyllwilde. 3 BR, 7 B. FR, scr. pool. Luxury living, turn. or unfurn. Call The Real Estate Agency, 332.5374, range County, Florida, upon a final dgement rendered in the aforesaid unI on the 7th day of July, A. D. 175, in that certain case entitled, In t: The Marriage of Sharon L. inn, Petitioner and Charles it. Respondent, which aforesaid (Fit of Execution was delivered to as Sheriff of Seminole County, lorida, and I have levied upon the Illowing described property owned p Charles R. Hines, said property eIng located in Seminole County1 Sorest In the following: Lest 209 feet if N!i of SW¼ p( 1E¼, Section 36. Township 21 Sg an" 32 1, tess North 2$ feet ik W& Chuluots, Seminole Covnfy lend.. Rd the undersigned as Sheriff 04 iminole County, Florida, will as 1:00A.M. onthe21lh day ofAp,jl D. 1979, offer for sale and sellsq *highest bidder, 101 Cash, sfabi.1( many and all existIng liens, at tM rent (West) Door if the Seminol ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST. This elegant 4.3 has lust about everything, 164,900. NICE 3 BEDROOM, 1'7 BATH, CARPET, DISHWASHER, DIS POSAL I RANGE, $273 MONTH PLUS SECURITY. Seigler Realty, Broker 371-0702: 3734762 lines, lonida, more particularly tsa'ibed as follows: Respondent Charles R. hines " Handy man special, $17,000. , NOTICE I ASSOCIATES WANTED CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CONFI. DENTIAL INTERVIEW. Chapr 30 veniences. $35,500. Hwy. 1792 South of Sanford CaIlBaft REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3fl.7 Searching for investment? .vai listed 2 apt bldg. near town, $21,500. Bingo bride, the Hove descrIbed ft E1L: Wed. & roperty. Every Sat. Early Birds 7:13p.m. That said sale is being nsads.c etisly the terms of said Writ cit iKulien. Jim S. Polk, Sheriff - C* Doll House for BegInners. 3 BR, 1 B furn, near shopping but in a quiet neighborhood. Act fast on thisl Owner may carry mart. $23,900. Did you know that your club or organization can appear In this listing each Seminole County, Florida bIb$h: April 3, 110, 17, 24, 1979 week for only $3.50 per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public 01 your club activities. I FICTITIOUS NNI Neticels fat euy tiven that I aIm, weasel In hsilsiess if 11$ A*Iantc' Drive Maitlani. Florida $amieá, County, menis., under the fictitiews:' nome if A.ASC VAN $ STORAGE.' and that I W4W is ro#Ww Sold: nome with no CueS if thu circuit : Court, $eminele County, Florida In. eccsrdanc,-with Itw prisi * Markham Woods Rd. 3 55,2 5, 4 acre country estate Complete with horse stable & pasture, also quiet cottage $ 19 . oak trees. onlyl Appt. *44 Acres county acreage w citrus grove I SR 44 frontage In Geneva. Attention developers good price 5 terms. :ii your club or organ. would like to be ,.' . Included in this listing ,.,tjiflo Cl Acre bldg. lots wpaved rd fronlage $ beautiful oak trees in flsteen . Good terms. call: Ewnlng the Flctrn.1s Nan,. uatutes, FlorIda Statulø. Wit: lecties 513.05 IfrimM TEMPIR AGINCY' - : 11g. Jemes C. Miller Sr. P101111111011in April 106 17, 14, May 1, 1979e nails CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 33323)1 - REALTOR 323495) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 567.3615323190 for your loti Will build on your lot or our lot. YEnterpnise, Inc. Model Inc. R'.altor 7.44.30)3 Cash V - -. - - I M.aitland Howell Estatis Super I.Q. 4 OR 2 8, extras galore, sc porch. 153,900. 671.4557. BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker ?43a Sanford Ave. 321 0759 - sni 15 models Call 3399100 or 834 160' (Dealer) ________________________ - 1974 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Ni(CCOnd itiOfl 12850 32303 1 8 323 463 2 I Lincoln, ----- .4 dr, Town_________ car '71, air. PS, PB, P wds, seat A. dr. locks Cream on cream w vinyl top Cream w bre. interior Tilt backyard sale sell everything last with a want ad Call 322 2611 or 83) 9993 Removed 77-Junk Cars BUY JUNK CARS Frorn$lQto$30 Call 327 1674. 327 1460 - i.,,H,..' JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-69 to The weather is perfect for a .-- .,, 1972 Lincoln Continental Mark IV Good cond. Clean 12200 3.49 5933 12) 5670 -- - BUSINESS cruise. AM 1M & 8 track I I Every option, original owner, wife's car. 373 6880. 1 inst Comm 7. - Orlando 32l.1577 REALTY _____________________________ I I(I# OVER 100 SALES CLOSEDOR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 19791 DeLand 668.8335 SELLERS I BUYERS FORREST GREENE YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE 'jELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET T06ETHER tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc Write or call for free listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing I 500 43$ 7121. INC. REALTORS 130.4133or 339.4711 eves. SUPEP 3 OR, I bath home in n no or - JUST LISTED. Neat 3 OR, I bath home in Bel Aire on shaded lotl Newly painted, eat in kit., fenced rear yard & Much Morel Only 123,9001 ONE OF A KIND, a, bath home in Winier Springs Ww carpet, CHIA, Fia. Sm., dining area. Many Extrasl Good neigh, borh000t aPP WARRANTED COZY 3 OR, 1 bath home in id Aire, w-w carpet, range & refg., Partially fenced, large yard I Excel lent coed! A Buy for $32,000! R011111111111111115 = 11 24 HOUR LH 322-9283 46- CommercialProperty I Need a 3 BR, 2 B with FR on a double car. lot for $31,500? Well we have it! Call us I we'll show you. ((t)) Losing yourhome& credit? I will catch up back payments I buy equity. 3320316. - • Sanford's S MOUSE WANTED. ' In Need Repairs 373 $451 Eves. ___________________ See our beautiful , TON w lap siding & shingle roof. jj' GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ANYTIME 3l53 Orlando Dr. Listing Service 2565 REALTORS [a PARK. " • &SOM 333.5350 -- ------_--_ GroomIng & Baiv'ng ' .01.0'.0;L.,,_, 't, oog & 'at boanln,j, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 332 - -- - __ Plun*ing Sirjt, ____ ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Ser vice Chg Cds 3730)71, 3224601 ______ 57..Spoe1sa'jp,nj" , RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS AlItyperacqs,yg Scott Reaqan 332-1I7' '- - S9-?Aislcal MSfCI19I1dIW _____ ' Guitars, Drums, Banlos. Corn p Thomas organs, pianos. Sot Ba!"s DIsc fmter 2202FrenchAve. 3213253 _________________________ WILL BUY EXISTING 1st lIed MORTGAGES, N. Legg, Lic. ______________________ Mtg. Broker. 02$ No. 4.0 AFRICAN VIOLETS Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 3329)41 The Greenhouse 561.1453 _ DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (301) 322 9460 _______________________ Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large Call Mr. Taylor Free Es? 327 SSlSor 3274434 Painting by Anthony Corir,o, In tenor, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est Call 3270071. ' 62-taus'i-Gsrden $ e*. 34' 111111111111111 Painting pool en d. , wds. All type re glazing & wd. Install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 322-5545. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla 3271) VA$FHAFinanclng For Sale: Mebile Home w 19. let, Geneva Ares. New attien 3 SR. Chain link f ame, i utility ______________________ Screen--porches, ____________________ ., Yard Debris, Trash Appliancesl Misc (LOCAL) 3495371 Glass& Screen --_ .-_ - - - 47-RulEstater*ed Maintenance& repair 8305321 Jon 1304? 16 Of aluminum & fiberglass, '76 Johnson 25 hp with tilt trailer. Excellent Coed., Mikes Drywall-- Drywall work, $900 327471$ spraying, remodeling & floor --covering. Free Est 322 1641. 74351 S French (I192) Sanford 3 5324 - Lloht Itoulh Horns Improvenwnts The Real Estate Agency REALTORS REALTY - Electrical ___ ________ ___ Landscaping Roil Specialists, top soil I fill dirt, lawn mant & tree trimming 323294s. ________________________ _______ Curley Burt ieid Electrical 1925 74 It. T C twin 135 double in board outboard engines. Sleeping cabin, depth finder, C8 radio, life jackets etc. Good cond $5,000. Eves. 322 7575. - Lawn SViCl Drapes, Upholstery 37?_ 0707 p.m _______ Enterprise near Stone Island I Choice lots, some on canal but all have access to canal. Oil sizes, pr ices $ terms Alterations, Dressmaking lb ft. Bass boat w 15 HP Chrysler motor Excellent cond. Many extras, Osteen 373 0076 after 6 REALlY WORLD. _______ General •es5meklfl9 ---' - flesibie, Choice property in Lk, Mary-2 acres on a corner., cleared w some trees. $73,000. - 55-Boats & Accessories -_ INVESTMENT BUSINESS Not for the faint of pocket book but excellent investment. 2000 sq It garage, S BR 2 bath house. Ap _.peoi l4.res-frgnting 11*". ul DeDary Zoned C I. Financing FILL DIRT TOP TOPSOIL, CLAY. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs Exp. 671-761 7 YARD SALE 210 Abbott Ave. Lake Mary Wed Thur 95 - . __ Here is the house you want w ev erything you need & you can move right in without doing a thing. All for $31,900. Call now & see this bargain " Lond Fill __ ________________________________ 339 7053 __________________________ __________ - 54-Garage Sales 10 Acres Lone Pine su bdivision. _____________________________ Price $60,000. Contact P. E. White Pt. I?, Box 220, Morganton, N. C. 71655 I - -'- RIALTy ________________________ o job too large or small, torn plete lawn service. Free estimate. 373 4581; Landscapi ng & spraying 373 3019 call anytime. Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ,, V1OCII • IJVOV7 n..... ,.uvn .._ 519 E 1st St .3225712 Mowing - Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers fast. C.o 4 Used Televisions, $75 ano up Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 3220352 - CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy. N C 7$lOs I (atro. _____________ 60 Inflation fighter new 1979 Philco 19" color TV walnut cabinet 90 day in t'eme service Only $799 1)5 per mo.-90 day sam.' as cash Call Tony 322 0245. Write or Call today. FANTASTIC) BR, I bath home in Sunland with dining area, carpet, spacious backyard & Much Morel Perfect for ALL FLORIDA newlyweds or retired couptel OF SANFORD Nice locati.nt $PP WARRANT. ED. Only $21,5001 9' Real Estate Broker 2544$. French Ave. NEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES 3220231,32371fl,3230719 JOIN SANFORD'S SALES - , LEADERI WE LIST $ SELL f1p 42 MORE HOMES THAN ANYONSI - . .-.-... JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 lift. Terry 1170 Wit contained air cond.. canopy, Reese hitch I Sales Leader way bar. Park Ave. Trailer PS. 322-2420 Women's& Children's alteration'. Call Angie. Maitland, 83)5 6 Television 25" Color, Beautiful Walnut cabinet Regular $, Balance SiiS or $12 mo. Still in warranty Call 83) 1711 day or fliOtit ______ -- -80" LENI lii Wøi,,u Stereo, AM FM Stereo Radio. I speed PRO turntable. 8 track tape player. Sold new S4 a real buy at on ly 1120 or take up pa yments of III per mo Call 531 1111 for free ho me demon stration These are a few of over 2000 listings. We have all types of property listed from $500. per acre and up. We have small Lake Sylvan area, 3 BR, 1', b. FR. Den on Country Site. 200' * 140'. $44 --- - real good access About I acre garden area or pasture. Plenty of room to build 3 or 4 houses La gentle. Large trees cover this tract Plenty of privacy, scotnan .' " OOWfl do w n pa;m ' t Plenty of wild game and good fishing in this area. Sanford 321 -OW UFN IQ`Jermu I INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose Lowest prices. Call 371 0839 or 901 731 6703 collec t Alterations ___________________________ -_ iE21L - - ________ BROKER Andy's Remodeling Ser vice General Building & Remodeling 6331 Small home repairs Remodeling 6. Pan R oo fing repair . Fr ee Est 323 8543 331 0715 Res. 3220205 . .._. REALTY Home lr, JACK FROST - Cent Heat & Air Cond Service Free Es? on 1121,9M. SEIGLER ' roven,ent __ ____________________________ Cen tral Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 32-Appliances 7.7 Acres located on large Stream, LIS11NO _______________________ Air Cond,&Ilaflg 22 - SEHVICE K _ i b. I Tuesday 8. Saturday at 7 30 It's the Only one in Florida. You set the reserved price Call 904-255 For Es?ate Commercial & Res id e nti a l Auctions & Ap pfai'.,ils Call Dell's Auction - nrancliOflk. AY'TONAAUTOAUCTlON' ,.wy 97 I mite west of Speedway Daytona Beach, Will hold a' put5lic AUTO AUCTION every Sanford Ave. 121 Consignments Welcome clloqqs Auction Sales 323 7050 -- -_ - 11 VA.F HA-23S.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment Multiple _ -- ______________ A,,ctinn c.u,i.r,IAS.1 n ... Beds. double hotel, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1715 S. French. 323 7340 ' L- ' timer. $45 372 1599 -. 24351 , 5. French (1? 92) Sanford 323 Only 133,5001 Meetings Business. 7:30 1st Tues. ounty Courthouse in Sanfor (((( (( ))))) The Real Estate Agency REALTORS . ", REDUCED $2000 f or those who demand the Most. 2 OR modern home has over 1600 Sq. Ft. living area & is located close to hospital I all can $250 349.5933 - --- pedometer, tension control & Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-8335 3495933 - ------- - - CLEANS 300 . )J$JV 3636149 - 19?1 PIN TO 72'i41,1t10 Latex paint 11 99 gal ________________________________ 3)0SantordAve. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS MATELY 1900 SQUARE FEET _____ 372 579) ______ OF LIVING SPACE. FIRE45.A-jtof _____________________________ WILSONMAIERFURNITURE PLACE & 2 CAR GARAGE ON opty BUY SELL IRADE OVER SIZED LOT IN A SET3tI-315ErirstSt_ TING OF HUGE OAK TREES 3771627 IN BETTER AREA OF SAN. NORTH CAROLINA --__________________ FORD. 3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH, MOUNTAINS I 5)-Household Goods " LARGE DEN, EAT-IN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. 35 Acres tracts, fantastic view, ON SALE NEW twin-_-Size box COME-A RUNNIN'. $59,500 Overlooking valleys. This tract springs & mattress $73.95 ea would make a dandy mini farm. pc . NEW coffee table with 2 LARGE 2 BEDROOM FRAME Has a large log barn, also has matching end tables $39. Sanford HOME COMPLETELY FUR. spring and even has a creek that Furniture Salvage, 1797 So of NISHED ON 3rd STREET runs thru property, Borders a Sanford. 32? 3 872) NEAR AUTO TRAIN. $fl,po, paved highway. A steal at on ly $550000, Good terms, $7100.00 EXTRA LARGE 3 BEDROOM down, assume loan. HOME WITH PANELLED FAMILY ROOM, LARGE Mountain cabin approximately i Inflation fighters Hot Point Auto YARD WITH FRUIT TREES, acre Dandy garden spot, this is washer & dryer - ornbinatjon. a handy man Special because it Only 118 per mo.- 90 day same is not finished inside., roughed as cash Call Ton y 322 0715. DEBARY AREA LAKE FRONT. wired and plumbing completed. _ ___. OVER 2.700 SQUARE FEET Water and the outside is corn KENMORE WASHER WITH 13 ROOMS, lNLLUUl,,, Parts. pleted. Large deck overlooking Service Used Machines IN LAW QUARTERS, CEN. mtns.You can live lnit while you MOONEY APPLIANCES TRAL. HEAT I AIR, FIRE. finish it up. 5 miles from Mur 3730697 PLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS phy. 177,50000 15,000000 down TOO MANY EXTRAS TO AD assume loan VERTISE, $55,gon 53--TV- nice I.R. 1g. 5cr. patio all on a lovely fenced lot app WAJRANTED, OnIy$27,SOQI DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS ---- Buy Exercise bicycle Lit" new, Sp Sanford32l.0640 - 1 - I locash or take up payments of $ 1 2 1710 Will take trade as part Payment Call 831 1714 day or flight Freehoin' trial, no --- to State Hall Realty ' " REALTOR, MLS 68-Wanted Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the fin5t in used turniture, Refrig tOve,tools. ,iSh pad f or good used inobilc hOrn,". Leesburq Homes, 2215 N Citrus Blvd. Leesburg, Fl 37118 or call 901 781 3029 left area and we are unable to locate You can hay,' mach for BROKER __ - mach Sold new for $650 was Christmas lay away, there was Only $116 bat due, purchasers SEIGLER REALTY 3 BEDROOM FRAME, FIRE PLACE, SCREENED PORCH, NEW ROOF, FRESH PAINT. NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. - Double bed. White i UH Blazer I wh dr. Cheyenne pkg . A C. P S. P B. A T. AM FM, Cruise MUST SELL' $4495 3239702 80-Autos for Sale 17 Appaloosa & Quarter horse SJSOort)est 321 0591 322 7260 Obligation BEDROOM, ENCLOSED CARPORT, WITH NEW ROOF ON WASHINGTON. $21,000. Yt' - 79-Trucks-Trailers 66-Horses -_Old Filly We have a Singer Futura Sewing COLD TROUT POND. YOL CAN HAVE IT FOR $3,995 WIT ONLY $400 DOWN AND EAS' PAYMENTS WITH 6 PEA CENT INTEREST. $21,000. door. $64,900. 32-4ouses Unfurnished cessl Continuous training I guidance. Join a professional teem. Call 8313233 or 3225233 Fricke & Fricke Assoc. Inc. Legal Ill REALTOR ML! 323 6061 or eves. 323 0517 u ERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICE . REALTY WORLD. __ Phone 32271$1, Sanford 7,53. springs Got something to sell' A Classified Ad Will Soil it fast . .1 pc BR Suite. mattress & boi t'ni., 323 3866 or 323 7710 -- Since 1937 LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON 1 ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROP 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, ON CRESCENT. 119.500. 2 cvi iJAJ I AWC BLAIR AGENCY KuIp Decorators NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU 411--Houses _______________________________ Egg with this 3 or I BR 2 bath Sanora Patio home, all amenities of clubhouse, pool, ten nis Courts with privacy & security. Priced under the market with an easy assumable mortqage. W. Garnet? White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Sanford 1 BR. Air, ceramic bath, wail to wall carpet. $133. $41. Cook Full time. Special diet ex. perience. Apply in person - Older 2 OR, lb. 2411 Palmetto Ave. 373-9054, 66$-61$I. ATTENDANT - See the Easter Bunnys Golden DeBary - Lovely 19. I BR, Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret, Persons. Near shopping 1. churches, HOSTESS CASHIERS WAITRESSES COOKS 1 TYPISTS SERVICE STATION' 41-Houses - Duren Ave. Osteen, New 3 OR, 2 b, C H&A. 1g. lot. $45,500. $21,500. 30-Apartments _Unfurnished GROUNDS KEEPER' "wnen I think of spring, I think of robins, warm weather and blue skies.You think of fertiflzerl" ______________________________ New Listing in Lake Mary, Florida Livingat itsfinest. lBS I' bath georgeous pool & patio, C HIA, on a quiet Street of well kept ho rnet. $34,500. 29-Rooms PARK AT 5th Motorcycle Insurance Cash 322.4132' comparable Quality 146 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED NEXT TO DESIGNATED New 235 Homes, i pct. interest to Qualified buyer. $30,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER 377-7337. Rent AE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur nitureSalvage 322 877) FREE ESTIMArES Carpets from 1650 yd installed upholstery drapes slip Covers We will not be undersold .K19 W 1st -. - 78.-WctorCyCles ------ -.- Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Runsenvac CAR ROLL - S FURNITURE 372 5181 ompletely furnished Call 332927 TERMS Top Dollar Paid for junk & used' cars, trucks& heavy e3uipment - D0IIHouse6rms.. 20 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND BASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN AMA CITY 126.000 BEST ming pool. Low dwn wmort Sr low int. carried by seller. Call 37') ScM ha$W I.S. medical, hospitalization I life ins. Must PHOTOGRAPHERS 322061* F ILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND (.111 Dick Lacy 323 7580 64-Equipfllent for DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classifieci Ad 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD NEAR OSTEEN YOUR OWN 35 ACRE LAKE NICELY WOODED 11.000 PER ACRE TERMS kt 1.dty, We 2324 PARK DR. 322.2115 REALTOR AFTER HOURS BOOKKEEPING Great company & working con. ditions. Excellent skills needed. 21 4 ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT, ONLY 12,000 DOWN AND SELLER TAKES MOR TGAGE 3 BR 1'7 bath Fam. Rm., Orange trees, utility shed. $26,000. 322. 7373 2316 Jewett Lane. A COLORFUL FUTURE 15 PHONE CALL AWAY Life Is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 644. 3079 for details. AVON SECRETARY I ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MAR K HAM ROAD. NICELY WOODED 114,900 TERMS. New 3 OR 1 bath home CM, City water, sewer. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 322-6457. Eves. 322-7111. Man needed for yard :are during Summer Season. Phone 322 2090 between 10 am. & 6 p.m. EXECUTIVE 41-Houses - - mall farm tractor With mower & other equipment Call after i pm 322 7361 --------Spc BR SUit.? new. $239.5 PC LR new $399, Loveseat 1*4958. up; 7 pc dinettes $69.95 & up, Ref $506. up. El stove 1608. up. full size draperies $106. up Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of Sanford. 3225721 100' FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT BLVD. NEAR NEW K MART. ZONED PROFESSIONAL OFFICES 1)2.500 TERMS 77-Junk Cars Removed la-1 ,awn-Garden - FURNITURE FOR SALE 372 7195 If you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad Call 327 _2611 evenforyou! 38-Wanted to . U U U I UUi•UUUiUUUI housing, salary. 322-5757 M1 low- 11111 11111 17.00. Fern PieS. Phells. Thu elNd$,s dais of tranefor ', a.,' dehis 0111,11114111111 - ____ OFFICE SPACE UPSTAIRS DOWNTOWN 322 0204 - ' SIDE GLANCES T For a career in Real Estate tall Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323-5374, experienced for busy Secretary Sanford office. Heavy typing, shorthand preferred but not req. 15717 or 322.6541. EOE. Realtor, ERA Member.Broker. MIWGAN, Fla. (UP!) - "The Boardlessons are, until ,of those cars go up - nobody tank Cars. Yellow River tradle. cio(.o much flredemag.," Dinger of more explosions All the can are righted, there's wants to co1*eenplMe that," IAN offlcialswerelettthg the John Sullivan, a Federal Hogue add. "But IAN has a haveernergency crews working Hogue said. deadly gases - anhydrous Railroad Administration of- record o( Mon deraihmaentsofa Carefully at a Louisville & 'God alrnlphty. On Monday, officials allowed ammonia, chlorine carbolic ficlal, speculated late Monday serious nitw'e then any ether Nashville rain derailment site 3,000 persons from the 400' acid - boil away from four ni that the r. pert of the railroad. Thu rocod Is there, It where diadly comIasat1osis of If lOftS .qe-mii. evacuatel area to dwt.igqd tank cars before they train could have been braking speaks foe' tesU." ammonia and chlorine hiss go home as the gas &.Ipeted. tried to mow them. And they're to cress the trestle while the Eqkdm fled like U. Loudly from ruptured tank cars. more But fear that one or more of the letting one car burn itself out front accelerated to negotiat, a slag Sunday morning as the offices i! U U U sure to get res s)) F ID, ADS ! Night Auditor experienced Experienced Floor Man needad. Apply In person Sanford Nursing - N AAA WANTED: Customers to enjoy HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) - dinator for the Middletown befall a commercial reactor. Judy's Hamburgers, Super Schools new the crippled Three Area School District near the Occurring when the core 44 Salad Bar with 13 items & Great Mile Island nuclear plant were power plant. Country Breakfast. No cx cooling system falls to carry off ready to reopen today after perisnce necessary. Apply in Although leaks of radiation, the heat of radioactive decay, a person Hwy. )7.fl, Sanford. 44 assurance from Gov. Dick such as the cancer-causing meltdown cou!4 produce a Appetite required. Thornburgh the nation's worst iodine isotope that showed up in cloud of lethal goses capable of Weddings by DOT commercial nuclear accident traces in area milk samples, killing thousands and conNOTARY PUBLIC was safely under control. 3322026 or 323.0667 v' are still above normal, Denton taminating a wide area. Thornburgh authorized the 23 said they had dropped rapidly A. With the main danger averschools to resume classes after toward normal levels, WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A ted, technicians concentrated 'Boo Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. Harold Denton, the_ U.S. Nusin. bleeding gases from the P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33317. Radiation readings had do. clear Regulatory Commission's -. reactor's nrlmnrv nn1Inn ...e K per 00 S-Lost & Found top trouble-shooter at the scene, over the plant and .02 inilhlrern system by meanir Of JL delicate 00 .o bahancix* act. advised the governor the crisis per hour on the adjacent banks UmmO was easing for the disabled temLost, strayed or taken from the of the Susquehanna River, he between pressure and ternreactor. vicinity of Mayfair Country OOOAA perature. 00 said. A reading of .01 mlllirem 00 Club. German short hair, white it was a slow and risky In a statement issued Mon. is normal in the area. w.11ver spots, docked tail. 00 "I consider the crisis over process because excessive gas day, the governor also advised Reward. No questions. Pet, not hunting dog. 322.2531. thousands of pregnant women today with regard to the core," buildup from too low a terna Key perature or pressure could and little children that they he said. Tabby cat, male, white on neck I S Operable spawn another feet. (11 lbs.), missing vicinity bubble could return to homes 0 Under construction 12th & Laurel. 323317S. Reward. As an indication, Mate Civil in the reactor vessel or damage 0 Limited work authorizations Ow five-mile area they fled 10 Defense authorities, who have the piping. Male Door black w-whits mark. days ago beca'use of radiation been on "full alert" status to On order Source Atomic Induitnil Forum. D.c*mb., 3' 17$ ings. Lost vic. Groveview off After perhaps one more leakue. Lake Mary Blvd. 322•IS76. Educators predicted near evacuate almost 400,000 Harris- degassing attempt, the experts Nuclear power plants in the United States burg area residents since the will be poised for the final step male Sheep dog. Blue eyes, normal attendance for the first accident, are now "on call" toward cold shutdown - one ans. to "Max". Reward. 322. 1166. day of classes held within the status only. that could begin as early as below the boiling point of water primary coolant water islinally expert, said sporadic leaks of ______________ five-mile limit. Only a week ago, experts still Friday, said Denton. while enough pressure is lowered to atmospheric levels, radioactive xenon gas were dill 6-Child Care Z think people are ready to believed a core meltdown was The two-phased shutdown maintained to prevent gasses the reactor will be in what OCCWTiD4' but that they were gèbsck to school," said Carl possible. That is the worst calls for the reactor tempera- from coming out of solution. Denton called "s benign state." not particularly dangerous and Exp. child care w.planned ac. Sinner, transportation coor- possible accident that could tire to be lowered carefully tivitles In my home. No school When the pressure of the Robert M. Bernero, an NRC were knpculble to controL age or orop.ins. $30 wkly. 569. this hearing and future hearings could largely determine t. -exieni inc er our reuance on nuclear energy in the 314 century," he said. AAiniminm 18-Help Wanted 1-Card of Thanks 4-Personals WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Nuclear Regulatory Cnmmluulnn I.5VW udn.,Viiui14tr4I wI.e 1ic wui- e, ay ,,. U U U U U Sunday - Noon Friday Nuclear Crisis Under Control 3LnateH'éarings 'On U . U S RATES DEADLINES Noon The Do Before Publication ANALYSIS Tuesday, April 10,1979-SB IISUIIIUUIIIIR U U U Sanford, Fl. Orlando - Winter Park; Seminole - Evening Herald, Evesaf for S$wsiUnds it , CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODILINGIREPAIR S.G.BALINTIASSOC. 3225665 - lMan,qualltyoper,,tlon iyrs.exp, Patios.Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3321321 Brown's Pressure Cleaning-Mil. dew removal hogm I. roofs. mob ile homes. Trucks washed. Economy rates. $34 "3$. Concrete Work: steps. patios Sm.or Lg. Free Es?. Call Mr. Taylor. 322 5145 or 3224434 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOMCABINETS FreeEst. 323 OlO9 after Rooting I guttering, mt & cxl remodeling, all work guaren teed. Free Est. 3233436. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 i. �'B-EVQfllg Herald, Sanford, Fl. To p s Tuesdiy, April 10, 1919 NOTICE OF UNPAID TANGIBLE At Sanford Middle '_ Byrne JamesBir 33215 FlnaStatlon PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES P0 Box $33 As provided by Chapter 197.062 Altamonte Spgs Fl 32701 Florida Statutes, notice Is hereby given that Tangible Personal CBJ Sports Inc Property taxes assessed for 197$ are 922 W SR 436 nowdelinquent. And beginning April Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 Is?, 1979, such taxes are now drawing interest at the rate of 1$ C&R BackhoeService percent per year. plus the propor. C 0 CL Geiger - ~PUBLIC NOTICE 13.13 Jeb'sSteak 2300 French Ave Sanford Fl 32171 93.71 Five Star Vending 163 Carswell •Ht, Hill Fl 32017 Newnet&ve,n 391.0 co Joseph Watkins 1917 Southwest Rd Sanford Fl 37771 115.12 231.0 410.60 UnsworthWOBldr$ c.o Charles R Cooper 1792 & St Rd 426 Casselberry Fl 32701 Pamela R Rattimell OBA 2317 S Sanford Ave Sanford Fl 37771 Jewelry Jungle Inc 431 E Altamonte Dr 32.06 Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 109.07 Florida ElecCo of Orlando .0 Seminole 7C$erv 416,67 The Needle Settle c.o Emporium Fern Park Restaurant Inc 600 Hwy un io.eS Fern Park Fl 32730 $03 W is? St Sanford Ft 32171 235.3' Valle Trust CO .SOhfl L Maynaro Atty 171 E Moiie Blvd Winter Park, Fl 32719 Seminole Turf Club D.E.A 3739 Semiole Park 3, Fairground P 0 Box Cl$Ulbfl'Y Fl 32707 106.91 tlona?e costs of publishing this Rt 3 Box 219 Van Ore Stehin MMD co Sid Vihien Jr. Jones Georgew notice. Unless the delinquent taxes Sanford Fl 32771 9.71 100.11 104W Hwy 426 Nutt Howard Land in.0 Seven. Himdred and Pres Box $9 are paid before May 1, 1979, Oviedo Fl 32765 Inv Inc °ea Bldg P0 Box 6067 Longwood Fl 32750 303 Semoran 701 Semoran Blvd warrants will be issued thereon and Camco Industrial Equipment 239.05 Orlando Fl 32153 63.11 Vaughn Motors Inc Suite 220 the Tax Collector will apply to the Cameron Salvage.Suppty Co Inc Altamonte Spgs, Fl 32701 Katie's Wekiva River 1U North Highway 17.92 Circuit Court for an order directing P0 Box $5 22.91 Altamonte Spgs Fl 32701 The Florida Horseman 41.55 Landing levy upon and seizure of the Casselberry Fl 32707 Severs William E DOS 326.12 Longwood Fl 32750 P0 Box 116 Russell L Moncrief Tangible Personal Property of the 1111.11 BOX 3205 Oriental Health Spa Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 RI 1 Box III 61.11 Vlhlen Sid & Son Elec Contr Forest City Fl 32151 Taxpayer for the unpaid taxes. The Casselberry -Fern Park. Universal Health Inc 21.15 Sanford Fl 32771 t 0 Box 2213 names of the delinquent Tangible Maitland Florist 5013 S Dixie Hwy Fla Screen Service 110.95 Person al Property Taxpayers 2295.19 Sanford Fl 32171 W Palm Beach Fl 33105 Sheraton-Sanford Inn co Harry 0 Duncan H R Blalack Kiddie Kargo the amount of taxes, including the P0 Box 302 45.26 (A Partnership) 101OB State St 1119 Hwy 431 Oviedo Publishing Co Inc 7732 249.42 cost of advertising and interest Longwood Fl 32750 P0 Box 2055 village Hardware Sanford Fl 37771 Longwood Village P0 Box 129 penalty are as follows: Sanford, Fl 37771 Martins Hardware Inc Longwood Fl 32750 Oviedo Fl 32765 A&A Cleans All Longwood Vig Shopping Can 36.43 CavalierMotortnn 1079.17 TheFlowerBasket Co Allan E. Berguson 4.3 Longwood Fl 32750 SIgnMirtNeenCo 176 Oxford Rd Ellinor Motor Co P.O. Box 2001 KondrackisSunoco 21.19 76.13 300 Division St Fern Park Fl 32730 3700S US 1792 7711 Orlando Drive Electric Sanford. Fl. 32771 Votusla Tool Co Inc 161.1$ Ormond Beach Fl 32071 Sanford Fl 32771 Box Sanford Fl 32171 131 Plumose Drive Floyds Standard 10.97 Oviedo Fl 32765 Advanced Lighting Center Sinenlegistorantea. 224.62 Casselberry Fl 32707 16.76 P0 Box 3044 305.45 Central Fla Music Co Konees Inc $04 E Altamonte Or Lounge Inc Forest City Fl 32751 3692 Hedgewood Or .o Konees Inc Pacific Plumbing Inc Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 Von Herbulis Robert Wa. 12.52 700 W Lake 15.60 Winter Park Fl 32719 1173 City Nall Bank Bldg 6023 Ardelle C? Elizabeth A Bay No. 6 436Casselberry Texaco 112.31 Detroit MI 41226 Orlando Fl 32110 Air ConditionIng 3, Rt 2 Box 496.B Longwood Fl 32750 1.51 26.30 690 E Hwy 136 Cherrys Really 3,Cofls Refrig Service Sanford Fl 32771 Casselberry Fl 32707 3 Barbershop Kriger Glenn & Judy Packaging Systems Corp John C Fox 1710.06 Sir Pizza 7.32 co H Cherry 316.05 Vor Real Estate 51.4 1301 Park Ave P0 Box 526 P0 Box 2113 HandiChek Inc The Frame Corner 1220W 13th s Gratien Voyer solo Sanford Fl 32771 Sanford Fl 32771 Sanford Fl 32771 2700 Lee Rd co George Beavers Sanford Fl 32771 Rt 2 Box 110 Winter Park, Fl 1139 Semoran Blvd Maitland Fl 32151 Painterama Alarm City Corp Lafayette Radio Elec Assoc 176.95 179.04 55.26 Childrens House of 23.65 Casselberry Fl 32707 107 Longwood Ave 1347 E Altamonte Dr Store Def F & W Elec Smith Henry Alfred Winter Park 22.11 Waisanen Don Inc 250.11 1111 Hwy 1192 Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 103 Ford Ave Fran 3 Rufe's Inne Dolores M Gaither P 0 Box 595 514.11 Maitland Fl 32751 Altamonte Spgs, Fl 32701 Co Fran P Wiley 376 St Dunstan Way E Maitland Fl 32751 Partners Sleep 1. Lounge Alexander John R 153.11 ° S Hwy 17.92 12.31 Winter Park Fl 32792 10.71 The Shoppe P 0 Box 139$ Lawrence Veterinary Hosp Smith J Fruit Co Inc 146133 Ward Ben F Jr Agency Inc Casselberry Fl 32707 159.33 Bevin, Orenski & Zelger Sanford Fl 32771 co James C Lawrence P 0 Box 451 Box 72$ Chucks Family Recreation 310.14 75)3 Country Club Road 1470 Semoran Blvd Ovledo, Fl 32765 Oviedo Fl32l6S Free Spirit Hairstylists co B Valianti Timothy Quigley Casselberry Ft 32707 52.56 Sanford Fl 3277) Allstar Auto Parts 71.70 C Murphy Si) Seminole Plaza Robyn Robinson Susan & Raymond Lipton 71.23 Ward& Blackwood Inc 299.71 SmithIackj&GraceW Casselberry Fl 32707 Bldg 1 Candi Sheaffer 91.09 Pet&Pit Shop Inc Rt I Box 60A Leanne'sHairFashmons 169W Broadway 116.36 Rt 1 Box 224 A Casselberry Plaza Jill Witherow Warren G Nash Longwood Fl 32750 c o Wanda Hayes Owner Oviedo Fl 32765 San ford Fl 3277) Friar T uck Casselberry Fl 37707 G.raId Walsh 2.A Hwy 17.97 $67.72 141 Hwy 17.92 100 Hwy 436 Casselberry Fl 32707 SE VENTH GRADE Fern Park Fl 32730 Alpert Trophy 3 Engraving Smitty's Inc 401.59 42.19 Casselberry Fl 32707 774 70 WilcoSalesCorp Rebecca Hauo 11.15 ChuluotaMStation Lorraine V Alpert Owner Box 1336 P0 Box 1736 Mary Johnson Petsos Inc Rd 419 Levitation P 0 Box 903 Sanford Fl 32171 Sanford Fl 32171 Frutchey Audio Inc 730.36 Your Travel Ag? Kaylyn Witherow Chuluota Fl 32766 E Riley. Fern Park Fl 32730 430 Eagle dr Anne Petsos Pres Todd Hildebran R E Riley 113.73 William's Amoco Snodgrass Fuel 515.99 Casselberr y Fl 32707 Shelly Moak P0 Box $67 Clocks& Coins LTD Inc Altamonte Realty 1*1 Graham Rd 16.16 CO Ben F Williams Oil Service Fern Park Fl 32730 Lila Baker Ind 591771127 P0 Box 71 Cayahoga Fails Oh 44221 3710 Orlando Dr P 0 Box 275 The No 7 Fun Randall Campbell 1033 Semoran Blvd Suite F Hwy 436 Sanford Fl 37171 3259 Maitland, Fl 37751 Machine Julie Farr 131 Phelps Longwood Nursery Casselberry Fl 32707 Link BE Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 M & W Recreation Corp P0 Box 1056 Mary Harrell Constr Co 20090 Witts Amoco Serv Soon long's Fashion P0 Box 1775 112.IS Longwood Fl Tracy McNeill 911.10 Club Sabia Rt 3 Box 730 Altamonte Springs 2301 Sanford Ave Apparel 2)4.31 Leesburg Fl 3271$ Tommy Stiffey Hwy 1792 Sanford Fl 37771 Chiropractor Clinic Sanford Fl 32771 10.93 P 0 Box iv Pik-Up Dairy Inc Titha Tipton Longwood Fl 32750 262 Altamonte Springs Rd Ma itland Fl 37751 G I. J Egg Nest Ranch ony Tamera Eash V Pascocello 266.3$ Little Flower Shop Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 4707 Anth Wynns Serv, Station Box 74$ 10.10 P0 Box 1*1 Elizabeth Prior PD Box 3223 4639.53 1301 W 13th St Southern Line Command Sports Inc 449.12 Oviedo Fl 32765 Casselberry Fl 32707 EIGHTHORADE Forest City Fl 32751 Altamonte Spgs Racquet cl 22.57 P0 Box 115 Sanford Fl 32171 Cleaning Inc James Kendall Donald R Hodgskin Maitland Fl 32751 GPI Inc 51.74 P 0 Box 777 Projects Unlimited Deborah Hood 1)32.01 Little Wekiva Ranch Ill Douglas Rd 25.21 Zayreoas Casselberry Fl 32707 Warren Williams Pres 10.7$ Joseph Williams Jr Lori Allen Altamonte SprIngs Fl 32701 E . A Adelson RFI 723 Complete Breathing Care Inc $2.72 P0 Box 877 SLake Howell Rd Jeffrey Brown RI 1 Box 32.A Speed Quoin P0 Box 4)) 161.11 P0 Box 34009 Casselberry Fl 32707 Casselberry Fl 32707 Susan Neiswender American Food Longwood Fl 32730 Fabric Care Cn 113.1$ Altamonte Spg Fl 32701 Houston Tx 77031 ACADEMIC RECOGNITION LIST Services Inc Jeffrey Lang Revell Davis Quality Cleaners General Data Corp Store 2037 46.81 2653 Red lug Lake Road Concrete Steel Corp 73.9 Longwood Mfg Inc Zittrower Bros Garage 31.61 415.91 P0 Box 1413 Nail Samhan 33$7 3796 Lamar Ave P0 Box 2492 Casselberry Fl 32707 100 Albright Rd 1400 Elm Ave P0 Drawer 1116 Sanford Fl 32771 Dawn Williams Memphis To 3$flg Sanford Fl 32771 P0 Box 1121 Sanford Fl 3217) Longwood Fl 32750 Joseph Litton Sanford Fl 3377) Sports Graphic Inc 1734.95 R&JAmusements Kara Bauder 114.92 AmericanRadlochemical Corp $0.12 c o Larry 0 Lucarelll General Data Corp Zychs Certified 19.97 Longwood Vlllage 71.33 316 Live Oaks Blvd 96.60 Shawn Kendall P 0 Box 193$ Court Sparts Inc Prof Off os 14.00 3796 Lamar Ave Auto Serv Terry EdsaII Casselberry Fl 37 Sanford Fl 32771 Sweetwtr Oaks Racquet Casselberry Fl 32707 Memphis Tn 31111 co Wm M Miller 101 W Hwy 136 Tracy Marshall Club 1000 Wekiva Spgs Rd P0 Box 1132 Altamonte Spg Fl 32101 Eric Branch R & J Amusements 271.04 Angles Body S hop 11.4 Longwood Fl 32750 GOrmly Doris Springs Raquel 1*1.62 Longwood Fl 32730 21.05 Patricia Slater 3)6 Live Oaks Blvd 2300 Country Club Rd P0 Box 131' C lub Pro Shop Casselberry Fl 32707 EMR HONOR ROLL. Sanford Fl 37771 D&GGrocery 100 Springs Blvd 43.11 Lake Mary Fl 32746 Lora ines'sCeramics Jones Auto Repair Service 105.8$ '7 ! SEVENTH GRADE 713 Celery Ave 1130 State St Longwood Fl 32730 co Robert M Jones Racecon Inc Amy Hall 74647 Animal Kingdom 11.94 Sanford Fl 3277) Gray Drugs Inc Sanford Fl 32771 10 Sanford Ave , P 0 Box 873$ Beverly Williams co Hal M & Ruth Granberry GDS Inc Sanford, Fl 32771 Standard Constr of Orlando Fl 32136 Shanta Beasley P 0 Box 225 Danlar Manufacturing Inc Fla. Inc 11.51 *109 NW 33rd Street Lord Chumleys 1716.00 Robert Goodman Winter Park Fl 32789 510 Hwy 431 No 116 Pub Of Miami Fl 33122 114 Atlantic or Mr. Muffler Shop-Alignment 786.36 Rainbow Marketing Inc LaShunda Hartsf lId 205.4) Ma Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 Altamonte Springs i tland Fl 32751 242) S French Ave Su ite 201 Valerie Jones Aquarium Shop $1.00 Green Gene I. Sanford, Fl 32771 113.00 P0 80* 14067 Sabrina Waldo 430 East Semoran Boulevard c.o Ellard E Burke Davos Automotive Steal Service inc N Palm Beach Fl 33401 25.39 Assoc 1028.77 Casselberry Fl 32707 Tommy Landress 752 E Hwy 436 c.o Dave Armondi 100 Albright Road G. Troy Ray Jr. 109 East Candace Drive IIS*ST$GRADS hemonte $ps Fl 32701 3639 Hiawatha Ave Maitland Fl 3fl5 Lovely Lady Tax Collector 61.93 P 0 Box 1821 130.49 Regis Company Humphrey Horn San ford Fl 32771 Beauty Salon Seminole County Sanford Fl $1771 co Donald B Graham Dff ic ,a, AristoCrat? 71st Year, No. 201._.Wednesday, April 11, 1979-Sanford, ECorGda 32771 SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR RbLL SIXTH GRADE Mary Phillips Pamela Williams SE VENTH GRADE .Mithael Brooks Debbie Monkey Philip Lake Darlene Routh EIOHTHGRAOE Alan Shoemaker HONOR ROLL SIXTH GRADE Kimberly Hare Deborah Boston Elizabeth Boyd James Sapp Michael Whelchel JoE lien Witt Sybil Baker Charles Burgess Stacy Ennulat David McNeill Stephen Rape Dana Ray Walter Routh Elizabeth Thrope Karena Albright Rodriques Alexander Michael Blinn Kathleen Brooks Michelle Grenier Susan Haug Susan Houff Chera Jessup Industries Inc ito Mingo Trail 3000)7 Fl 32750 i-sues Wert Sanford City Commissioner Assurance Associates Inc David A Crowgey 963 E Altamonte Drive Altamonte Spas Fl 32701 32.61 133.53 lllng the*naelves the'Central Fl orida Police Benevolent BIP Printing Aiisociatlon" do not rreaent Lou B Barrette & 1. Perkins theSanford Police Department. 61Kenneth S Hwy 17.92 'The telephone solicitors Casselberry Fl 32707 cli 1m they represent all the PClice departments In Central Baby Dy. Da* Service Florida. I don't think they John F King 1673 Hangar Rd esent all the police officers Sanford Fl 3777 1 in seminole Countyand ci,' ft idy not Sanford police g. iTI Stenstrom UkL Boggs Curb Market co Elmer Boggs Id the Sanford Police Volkswagen Inc 3 Systems Inc 115.10 Glen Head NY 11545 Doug's Garage co Douglas Miller 4417.75 Hamner Amusements Inc 214 Forrest Or 2)6.91 Sa n fo rd Fl 32771 Dreggors BJ 156.23 Rt 2 Box 71 Sanford Fl 37771 Drive In Television Secv Co J A Stoycon 207 Live Oak Blvd Harbour Inns of Amer Inc 221.25 Casselberry Fl 32707 Duke jLawrence 20.0) Altamonte Spas Fl 32701 of Fl. H A Harrington Pr P0 Box 2151 2359.91 Sanford Fl 3277 1 Corporation P0 Box 569 $s.3 ROfl5PiZZ House 221 Country Club Rd Lake Mary Fl 32746 Sampler (The) Attn Lionel E Michaud James E Johnston 2195 N Semoran Blvd Winter Park Fl 32789 922 Semorin Blvd • SunTraveIAg.ncy 9 Altamonte AltamoiWe Springs Fl 32701 ss.si 51g. David F. Brown Publish: March 27, April 3, 10, 17, AchaserMarkeslng Unlimited Inc P 0 Box 1234 LOng*OOO Fl 32150 I9M TP*npson Calvin 0 Dopertinent has iti own police P0 Box 1270 Midway Mart 336.9) Educational Marketing 116.61 P0 lox 4* Sanford Fl 32771 c.o Freddie Mobley San Jose Beauty 13.61 benevoje,g aocIatioc International Inc Ovisdo Fl 3276$ Salon Harry's 3747 P0 Box 197 1e said the telephone BIIbe,FIorInCeCcnc,sslons 90.17 co Date H Dodge Sanford Fl 32171 Marlyn or Edward Davis Own III S Park Ave PD Box ThlsnyHcuseof Licitors are attempting to sell co Florence Beebe 2234 Winter Woods Blvd Sanford Fl 37771 Interiors Inc Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 Northwood Bl vd Mitcham Labs Inc 114.27 Winter Park Fl 32792 vertijements and ticket tickets to to 109 £ Candace of Orlando Fl 33393 P0 Box 1003 Ucn's ball. Electronics Unlimited Winter Park Fl 32790 Sanders Funeral Home 991$ Hickey & Praiser Co 32.17 MilItant Fl 32731 Robert Cuevas Sr Bernard it cie 115 S Franklin St Wilfred A Sanders Jr 425.17 220S Dixie Hwy 17.93 Timber Trse5eevic, Miller's Exxon Locust Ave Bernard 0,slardins Tampa Fl 33403 42.11 Cass.lb.rry Fl 32707 P0 lox 543 6minar 2515 Semorn Blvd 701 Altamonte Drive Sanford Fl 32771 Oviedo Fl 33165 Hilton Cabinet Mfg $240 Maitland Fl 32731 Altamonfe Springs Fl 37701 Emrickslody& 43.06 los Marvin Ave Sanford Cafe Paint Shop 11.21 Tire Tim Inc Best & Sons Janitor SIVV LongwoodFl Miss bungles 21.10 105 C 170.75 $03 Sanford Ave ),, ery Ave el 315 a 10th of Altamonte Springs Inc c.o William J Bait Sanford Fl 32771 Sanford Fl 32711 P0 1731 Altamonte Mall 149 Country Club Or HolIiway3,5s Inc 376.33 Sanford Fl 3277) $ild Abuse, the______ thIldIfl Sanford Yellow Sanford Fl 32771 Jim Holloway Pres Altamonte Spas Fl 33701 19.03 Equico Lessors Inc *1 S Park Ave 20322 P 0 Box 1041 " lithe topic Otageninir ' P0 Box 1310 TopkIn$PinacI.Iqp Mr Hair Sanford Fl 3377) Sanford Fl 32171 224.11 spored by Seanhioli Betty Lea's MI di Tower ____ 3249 Tamerine St Styling Salon co Bruce P. Helnemano Minneapolis Mn 31410 flOfa Hospital from $ am. BC Humphrey Winter Park Fl 33792 RI 5 395 Sargent Peppers Home Crafters Bldrs 213 Maitland Fl 32751 Paradise :30 p.m., April 30 et Jerry's P0 lox 934 of Fine Homes Inc Executive Jewelers 130.71 P o Box . -. John LInde Fern Park Ft .- Trsas..re Miii Farm laurant, Sanford Airport. - N W Russell Mr P's Supper CI . Altamonte springs Fl 3370) 811.61 3019 Strathav,n Rd Po lox 139 3677 P0 Box 119 IIIgflId for hieuIli Mr. Patrick's Winter Park Fl 33189 Betty Lee's Lol).ad ri 32730 Altamonte Spas Fl 33701 N Patrick Isuioula and Interested Styling Salon OW Harrell Equipment Inc 32)2 119 Magnolia Ave $chmldts European BC Humphrey 1,470.76 Troplcana Peeli Inc iens, objectives are: F M E Corporation a.36 P0 lox 5073 Sanford Fl 32771 Prge Inc P0 lox 34 754 Cherry It 3130$ San Clements St lily physical Wild 'W'u& Fern Park Fl Orlando Fl Aural Z Schmidt WivIer Park Fl 337$ Haywood CA 94544 Mv Piita Due Hwy I abuse; describe the role ef 201.11 OW Harrell Equipment Inc 3046 14% Hwy 434 Cassstbsrry P133707 mum Turn A lid of Agencies in child lloscap. Inc 135.03 F ME Corporation 3.40 P 0 lox $073 Loniwaod Fl 33750 James M Thomas GrtMds Iflc 3121$ San Clemente St Ii canes; otiise the nns's P010*739 Orlando Fl 3339$ . SCIIOOfN*et!SJW& $1116 Iii I lemoran Blvd Haywood Ca 91114 Movalo Inc D.S.A In suspected cuss; list Longwood Fl 33730 39.30 Alex Gregory PIrs CUlalbeiry 31.9 Fla Alarm a. Security G W Harrell Equipment Inc 701 Semoran Blvd *'s lending Up 10 chiM stood"" Professor 17761 FMECorporation 979! Altamonte Drive 16.03 P0 lox 5013 Altamonte SprMp Fl 33701 TwvIerd William 3)385 San Clements St Altamonte $pgs Fl 33701 Orlando Ft 4, (CI*1 bow to diii with Photo Emporium CO Arnold Hewett CPA Haywood Ca 94514 ____ Scrub Board ibus.d cI1d and permnt In co Frank King 33 1 Noblnsen Av Laun*em.t Horselense 5191 Moye JamesM&He$enW IliHarvardAve __ hospital and explore FMlCorporatien W*% Slog 34.73 C.oLeonardO Short JrInc *9WIItiISt Ie solutions to the ovsraU At ton Ma 03)34 31*5 San Clemente St 936 Hwy 431 ulwinserp.,3.Dr Sanford, Fl 31711 unttrn. -" Haywood Ca 91514 Alta monte Spas Fl 33701 Castoff F1 3VW hen. Bryant ElectricilCo Inc 147.00 Natienal$tsndardLife 9011 Sea,sHeafl$,Feed 136.61 130 Atlantic Or Via contact hours of P0 FMlCorporatien 33.92 HOward's "if 39 ____ _ Insw'nce Co ModIsid p v1 31311 San Cleminte It IiUi sdiiellisi a'dit Is MeitIand Fl 32751 co NOW C Howard d of NurEg. _____ The * (ii lack *hmeat breaks. Pre. Cidat1 the I*OIfliCS PhM0 -114 M NIH, $07, Bryant Jerry U Dr PA Iola Sanford Plaza SSII*I Fl 33711 •vm. Ffti $cIw'sw Rutty - 11. PIll AltemWs OftVS Mametd, Spas Pt 3370$ 53.07 Haywood COW" P0 lox 99) Orlandg Fl 33*3 Hwy 17.12 Sunland SanfOrd Fl 3217) Famous Family Shops I 41.10 Hy*a Air Controls Inc P0 lox $&36 sainas city Fl 33044 P 050 911 Cassilbeny Fl 33707 Inteniaflai iSa COrp Attsrney at Low P0 Iss 110) NatIonal TV Inc. 39.1$ LanIwsag Plaza Lofliwied Fl 33710 3)11 P 0 lox 203 P132171 - _* S_f, Nis Uble Pr Wish Inc JOIWI I Nidrê* re 2 Altamoide Springs P133701 I Wins & Food Fair Inc 27)5 Grant IslIwood aanslia vs La1Ig1d Fl 32756 - - P0 lie 261 L$ng1LsId Pt 30711 . 7$.7 kmhl.1jia C4 Olerlie Gl39ck 'N Limiumid Plaza LoihI%WIld Fl 32711 )$W pydg Fanwers Market yppj Inc phone Co. held dedication ceremonies this morning at Its new$l million facility at 3000 Southgate Road, across from the Sanford Plaza, On hand were the American Legion Auxiliary Post 53 (above) which donated an American Flag. An PROPERTY. INSTRUCTIONS ON OBTAINING SPECIFICATIONS: Plans and specifications and or M. SocIety after all bids have been examined ane evaluete, and to ____ or lid all bill 8$i rssdye.ftse 241.00 cancel the w.ees ware. this 1111111 By Order if: Central FloridaZoological Society, 1 9$i4 Publish: April 11, fl, 17, 1979 $aiWsrd Pt 33771 011.31 not Issued any concealed weapons permits In Seminole, indicating they feel they have not been shown thus any real need for lisping such permits. Galley said he works with seven police departments In Central Florida and needs the Permit for sell protection. He agreed he could get a permit to merce coordinated the ceremonies. - "The incentive for using these lanes is they are less crowded," said W. G. Gray. DOT spokesman. - In other business, DOT will ask the support of the MPO to conduct an environmental impact assessment for installing the high occupancy vehicle lanes along 1.4 between Orange Blossom Trail and Par Avenue, McKelvy said. This assessment will provide the "missing link" for environmental Impact studies already conducted to evaluate the lane's impact, he said. "We have environmental Impact statements already complete for the two projects now under construction," McKelvy said. "The statements are for the points. hetweon U.S. tfl end ER 424 and between Par Avenue and the Maitland Interchange." carry an unconcealed gun on his person while at clients' businesses, but said without the concealed weapons permit he would have to remove the gun from his person while traveling between clients' offices. Under questioning from commissioners he said he Is often called on by law enforcement agencies to .e his dogs to track suspected criminals; to control guard dogs belonging to other persons and to control his own dogs In his line of work 12 to 14 years, part of that time as a police officer in the cities of Baltimore and Washington, D.C., "I hope I never have the occasion to use a gun. I take my chances. Under questioning from Commissioner Dick Williams, Galley said, If he had a non. concealed weapons permit he could wear It only on the properties his agency is protecting. "The only dLsadvantage 1 can truthfully see is the inconvenience of putting the when a suspected burglar is weapon on and taking It off between stops," within an establishment. "The gun would be my last "I don't see how hiding the resort," Galley said, adding gun provides more protection," while he is getting his guard Williams said. French said dogs under control to let law Galley failed to ?how or enforcement officers go into a demonstrate "compelling building after a suspected cirwnstapces of the need for a burglar his own life Is in concealed weapon." danger. Commissioner Sandra Glenn In response to a question who opposed denying the, from Commission Chairman permit, said Galley had Bob French, Galley said he has demonstrated he wants to never had to show a weapon and operate within the law by has not been personally acquiring the permit and going assaulted. He said three of his through the complex drivers have been assaulted, procedures to apply for the but he Is asking for the permit permit. "Denying the permit Is Personally and not for his not going to do away with employees. concealed weapons," she said. "I've never had to use a gun," he said even though he has been DONNA ESTES - County Seeks Legal Opinion On Heathrow PUD Status County Attorney Nikki enforceable whether the Q10's wggim that the property Is whim the city of rn uiy sattjs ItI 30 oathdd lawsult with the city of Lake Mary over the rniiutlors of the l,NI.acre Hasibrow Plawd UVA131ndopoWbubmijust with rsrE for further lagal ruswh. Klrchhoff, at the same time, ashed Miss Clayton lb determIss WWW Uja city of Lake Mary con wgethssoiingon the property for two ysra after It Is ukimetely ennesid. Miss Clayton told corn. mLpii,r 06 week It nØ no ad W111181111114 Mktd the be the course for Ii,e attusisy to duti_ whether daly to .ettin with the city by, we dtc'-0 r" belie. developer,, coalyb'Ikthtg Jies hda Salsid and Inspectors to oversee ces• DUih,I,'-- rI'1id,Md etrudiss work when it_bsgla. She aid all the coaly's us.-dthecouity Ii if thn- Alan I Ruen, missioners turned down his request Tuesday. "It took seven years before I got a concealed weapon permit In Orange County and I'm going to get one here, too," he said. County commissioners have Mouse telephone. On hand for the ribbon cutting was City Commissioner Julian Slenstrom. The Greater Sanford Chamber of Com- BIDS: 156334 ffieridhttoreisc$anyafldailbids of any pert therf, to waive any In. fWMAININ in "W bidding, to &am ffiebldSOfanypessffisrso,i, mast favorable to the infalt Of the ill?. "I'm going to file a lawsuit," Galley said, after com- open house is being held today from 8:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. and Brent Kelly, 8, (at left) took advantage to test a Mickey Society's office, highway 17•92, all. 4, Lake Monroe, Florida. Copies of 297.43 the contract documents may be oesal,. from the owners for a deposit of $20 each. Deposit is refundabl, upon Wbmission of a bona floe bid and return of the 4973 documents. TIME AND PLACE OF OPINING The Ciódral Florida Zoological the east and west direction. The lanes would be reserved during peak hours of travel by motorists carrying two or more passengers. "We are talking about a two-hour period in the morning and a two-hour period In the afternoon for when the lanes would be In effect," McKelvy said. Second Suit Vowed Over Gun Permits The Seminole County Commission voted 4-1 Tuesday to deny a request for a concealed weapon permit and was threatened with court action by the applicant, Robert George Galley, owner-operator of K-9 of Orlando, a security dog agency. The commissioners are already involved in a lawsuit, currently being considered by the Fourth District Court of Appeals, over Its refusal to Issue a concealed weapon Permit to Harvey E. Morse, a Private detective, on Dec. 6, Southern Bell Tele- 6.36 description of proposed work may be obtained from the Zoological 10011 . ,... -. . CUSTOMERS PADDOCK ON THE OWNER'S Society, Sanford, Fiofidi, rewrve "The question to us," McM.11lan said, "Is whether or not the parks would come under the same requirement as a building." Only one county-owned building has a Blind Service vending stand at the present time. That exists in the top floor of the county court buildine in Sanford. The Florida Department of Transportation (DOT) will try to get $40,000 to wage a publicity campaign to implement the high occupancy lanes along I-I in parts of Seminole County, said Bill McKelvy, deputy district DOT engineer. DOT Is proposing the Installation of high occupancy vehicle lanes along 1-4 from U.S. 192 (SR 530) Osceola County to SR 434 in Seminole County. DOT officials say these lanes would encourage car-pooling which could lead to decreasing gasoline consumption. DOT will meet with the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Thursday to request $40,000 to finance a public information campaign for residents In the threecounty area where the high occupancy lanes will be installed, McKelvy said. The meeting will be at 3:30 p.m. at the Orlando Public Ubrary, 10 N. Rosalind Ave. 't'he 31* oceppancy v'4e tansa would he Installed on the far left lanes of the highway in - CALLING ALL MOAT AROUND AN ELEPHANT unt$,d Conveyers Cerp P____ 0 15$ 477 P0 50* 2W6 3anlsrl Fl 33771 e Herald photos by Tim Vincent $92.15 following: CONSTRUCTION OF A DRY ___ Bakery Fy11 Inc 1,41611 $aANrd Fl 23771 Seminole . - P_ DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Theprinclpalorkcls of th, $frUdienL NIJIcTlo. OF BIDS: However, at a workshop session with county commissioners, Monday County Attorney Nikki Clayton said attorneys from several nearby counties have asked Attorney General Smith to clarify a recent opinion stating that "only Blind Services" can handle sales by vending machines in county-owned buildings. X~ ,",_ - ADVINTISIMENTOP BIDS The Central Florida Zoological Society, of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, furnish the following Information and In. 17.41 5frct1ons to Prospective bidders dislring to WbmIt proposals for the work herein described. Sealed bids will be received at the Office of the Executive Director, Central Florida Zoological Society, Central Florida Zoological Park, highway 17.92 at II. P.O. Drawer 307$, Sanford, Florida. 32771, until 21.49 1400 how's (3:00 P.M.), April 21, 1179, as which time they will be opened and publicly read. lids must be accompanied by a certified check,, cashier" checks 1.73 bank watt, or bid bond in an amount not IiIS than fivspefcens(Spercent) amount of the bid, made Payable to the Central Florida ltmloical Society, Inc., Sanford, no bids shall be with. '•Wfl for a Period thirty (30) days subsequent to the bid opening without the consent of the Society. The luccisiful bidder(s), shall Provide a Performance, Payment and Guarantee Contract Send as Provided and set forth in Ihse in. coordinator said. By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer -. 11179 Abuse by the Fluidi $s 00 I I 0~~, Vt.,-~,%,, I ~_v '' """`O"llll`l10~ DEH.141 ______________________ 75$7 such as a park concession," Joe Davis, local Blind Services DOT Wants $40,000 To lmplement'HOV' Florida Statutes 1937. 135.97 Tent Restaurant T 3739 S. Sanford Ave Sanford Fl 33771 141$ Semoran Blvd Casselberry Fl 33707 Blind Services Is a division of the Florida Department of tEducation. The office operates training programs for the legally hind and attempts to place blind employees In competitive employment situations, including vending stand operations. visions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $63.09 CUSSIbIITy Fl 33707 211.43 Sims Woodshed Schwartz & Murphy events. whether or not it would be a violation to permit a private vendor from coming onto county park property and sell refreshments during special events such as a softball tournament or a tennis match. In the past, such stands have not been available to spectators, a parks and recreation spokesman said. But planned concessions in the future have raised the question. The temporary refreshments stands the parks and recreation department would be interested in would be placed at Red Bus Park and Sanlando Park, a spokesman said. If the county is required to limit vending sales tu Blind Service workers there maybe a question 01 whetner or not the service can be provided on a temporary basis. "I don't think we'd be interested in anything that Is temporary - Orlando Fl 32805 147.36 TlcMltmoics Inc 1013 Seminela Blvd Casselberry Fl 32707 Florida law permits a state political subdivision, such as a county or municipality, to restrict vending stand operations to the blind, but It does not require that restriction, Blind Services Director Don Wedower said. "This decision has put a temporary monkey wrench into those plans," Bob McMillan of the county attorney's office said today of the attorney general's opinion. McMillan said the vending stands In county-owned buildings are now operated by Blind Services, but whether or not a temporary refreshment stand at a park would be within the scope of the attorney general's opinion remains unclear. According to McMillan, Butch Alexander of the parks and recreation department had asked the county attorney's office An opinion by Florida Attorney General Jim Smith stating only Milling stands operated by "Blind Services" can be placed on county-owned facilities has put a hold on plans by thç Seminole County Parks and Recreation Department to negotiate contracts with private vendors for the sale of refreshments during special FYITIOUSHAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 170 Semoran Blvd., Suite A Casselberry Seminole County, Florida, under the fIctitious name of BROWN & SON REPAIR SERVICE, and that I intend to re gister said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, 106.3S Florida in accordance with the pro. 111.26 Sanford Fl 32771 & Auto Clean 711 French Ave Sanford Fl 32171 Stewart .1 T Mfg Co Inc co .i I Stewart 139$ E Semoran Blvd Cauelbe.,y Fl 32707 45.71 Sunchaur Publications Inc P0 box 1236 Longwood Fl 32150 1127 Sanford Ave Sanford Fl 32771 7 224.17 259.1$ 21234 Rudys Standard Service C.O Rudy Crews Mid-Florida Aviation Inc 79.71 P0 Box 450 Harrison Radiator 10.i Joslane Ct Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 fl.fl Robirsona. Sons Inc $ Second St Altamonte Spgs Fl 32701 Michaud'sM Service Cntr 151.96 Harrington Research Casselberry Fl 32707 DynaPak 115.41 76.92 Longwood Fl 33750 Metro News 320 S Hwy 17.92 Cassel berry Fl 71.24 P0 Box 391 Accounta nt & Tax Consult Regency Square Suite 26 Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer 733.83 5110 Cypress Creek Dr P 0 Box $91 MelconSystems Inc $06 Mimosa Or Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 Handy Shop Box 263 19.06 Lake Monroe Fl 32717 42.71 44.51 Story book Village Inc Air Cord Ste 20$ McCoy Deluxecleaners 240.13 1107 W 13th Street Sanford Fl 37771 Legal Notice Allan P Smith 117 Robin Road Altamonte Springs Fl 32701 Reliable Sales Ira Jan. Nancy B. Koren 2030 Kewannee Trail Casselberry Fl 32107 Plans _______ Sanford Fl 37771 Stereo Sonics Labs 114.99 Reliance Plumbl. 1)6.19 101 Wymore Rd Altamonte Spas Fl 32701 215 Ivey Rd Casselberry Fl 32707 173.10 Marvin Herbert Alan MD 10.79 P 0 BOX 110$ 14.94 co Daniel R Parish 103 Rlchbee Or Longwood Fl Maitland Billiards Center Bill Zorn 43.73 110$ Leeway Or Orlando Fl 32102 Hallmark Constr Co 41$ S Sanford Ave Reliable Carpet 741.73 Cleaning Park It On ' Hold ' Over Legal Opinion Publiih: April 10, 1979 46.97 DEl 35 Steen's Dry Cleaners Lake Mary Ft 32246 Lundy Electronics 3. Fern Park Fl 32730 of Fla $59 E 20f 1 St He said he received 5)5th a Sanford Fl 3377) soIlcitatlon. But Stenstrom Bill Bikes Is DPI Inc - Crispy's 390 Wilma St Longwood Fl 32730 Forest City Fl 32730 P0 Box 615 2357 Park Dr Sa nford Fl 32171 Guys House of Designers Art I. Frame Cntr )74Q5 Bar B Q co Gen e Green & Assoc Inc 2101 French Avenue Regency Square Sanford Fl 32771 Casselberry Fl 32707 Hall Charles Insurance Dog House Hwy 434 Suite 205 $11 Timoty B Stewart Longwood Fl 32750 P0 Box 3153 telephone solicitations for Ivertlaing and the sale of BFJ Sales CoInc Ui k.ts that the solIcitors P0 Box 1000 Sanford Fl 37771 112.49 co Robin Rorrer 335.11 Restaurant Jayem Investments Inc 449 Hwy 17.97 Auto Parts Supplies James W Bullock 3)08 Sanford Ave Sanford Fl 32171 ilian Stenstroin has alerted Axner Pottery 133 W Bay Ave Siinford city residents receiving Longwood Fl 32750 GringosMexican Delucas Italian Grocery I. Delicatessen Blind Services At Issue Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents challenging the July, 1977 annsution of the parcel could The same cIu'sl(pse'nts were orginally hammered out in sessions between the coaiy 0=110121111101111 and the developer in 1974 when the PUD sosing was originally greEd by the county to the property, The conlmMments Include the land use on various portions of the property, the type of development and density, drainage, promise to al aside _______ school arm, cash donations for school, the developer's accomplIsh-if the county wins responsibility for any kind of and she wasn't sure the county .lgnalz Inside and adjacent to would win-Is to delay rather the property, schedule of than prevent the aimnMla. development and layout of Min Clayton aid the ulWnats recreation and park sites, court decision In this cue donation of on for a fire wod Elki" and police station and made Iii legal errors In the Todg other Items. When the property original urmezalion so those was ennexsd, Lake Mary's siruirscouldbecorrsctedln ANisdThSCISik ..........4A Hsn*cspe .................4.1 name was substituted for the ustlirannexation sscs• Cthi. e.....................4.1 lI$ ...................l.A county's name in the contract, .................... The city adop.d the or IA OMtias ................lIA according to the contract now dinalceofmsxa$jonksjigy Ceuks ....................41 ovi,v ...............1.1 omifilsat lake Mary City Hall. 1077 and adopted at lbs urns Crwsid .................4.1 Sputo ...................$ IA Williams said today the time a 12sgs 114 of cow....................4A ?uIulaks ... .............u.s county has similar contracts of 1"sintIfr*nthe developer DSAy ................. weather .................. clnmlt?ne,gs with all PUD __ developers who have developed property within the unincorporated areas of Seminole County. "The county and the developers have both signed those contracts and contracts rim with the land. PUD zoning Is a unique zoning animal, different from standard zoning. It is my impression the commitments are legal contracts," Williams said. mltments and no one else _no third party such as the city gi lake Mary - could grant waivers, amendments, limitations or whatever," Williams said. He said In that way if the property were annexed to Lake Mary the county could still enforce the agreement, rather than Lake Mary. "It would give those people In the unincorporated arow whe would be impacted by the "U the county attorneys finds development a voice. County they are legal contracts It Commissioners are elected by would mean the county can people both within and outside enforce all of those corn- the cities," Williams said. 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Ft t~_ ' il 1_ i. 4 .l,,_ 4 'a 4 r 1 1te p. r - - r / ' .. - list Year, No 179-Friday, March 16, 1979 A Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents 1 ~VT r 9 S Despite Polk Plea r 3'A, SUPER OIL 'SUFor. I / Premium grade household machine oil that lubricates and protects. {I1 Premixed sand, gravel and cement. 40 lb. bag Canton flannel gloves have knit wrists. Durable medium weight. No. 49A n OL CONCRETE MIX COTTON WORK GLOVES . 9 35 0 : Ran Price (each) I WHITE GLUE 7 All purpose glue Each _7" I .that bonds wood, Chlor ane Dust waiTE GLUE 4 OL Sla. Reg. Price . Acrylic Latex HOUSE Use on masonry, Colors. - Pfice Q ' ' Reg. Adjustable SCREWDRIVER KIT Cont&ne 3 fIat blódó áhd 3 Phillips head screwdrivers, screw starter, punch and DOOR CLOSER A fine 1000 v 69 i Rag. Price (kit). .. ..... quality economy pneu- matic closer. Adjustable engine freeze-ups With Installation hardwere. Aluminum finish. No. SK-85. in winter. Cools the higher engine temperatures In 1.19 X I r', sterxiard ROYAL .-COT c t 1 tARPCT 951195. vinyl aebseTUPTTOIII$ 100% nylon ISve1 lOOP [ 1I too tie comes in • '. carpet. Foam back. :'4 PP-11 Gold Chip, I i PP-23 P.bbls Beigi Lovely colors. 12' ...: ••t PP-20 Spring I_._ ..,,j and wwttis. Grain colors. Yd....... sq. 14 the 5Ufl'S hest to Ci'iit solid, one pisce roof, Impervious to ev wind or weather. In Whit. and Colors. .. 00LORTMINAS 100% nylon. Foam 12' wIdths. • , WELA AM q V 3." ftg- of 6 Shests Foam back. 100% con. tinuous filament nylon 12 widths. Roam-fisttwing colors. ty uis..wMuftl- collor high-low shag °' ment nylon. Foam rbberwlf.cushior*d Good utility shovel for yard and $y48' ,4. AR24$. , • • 541 • den Form and Bro" MISL St*271. Has 14 amved moth an 4$" h.,.n, 5" blade point spread. Prices quoted In this ad are based • 'I '4 -- -- I 1'. • : ' • .' 2 X 4 X 41' INUCE RUDS L%ftwelght, Stay to use. Can be used for framing , ______ jp note, home / 11 , 1CS ' PISCS , - 397 2*4*8' 1.74 4*4*8' 2*4*102.41 4*4*100.97 2x4xlX&04 2x4x1r7.96 A wd I ham can -seve . .. 30% in fuel • 14 FL •• 141 10tQ . Sq. .• • Ammwb~ lxii cr stsln. P th,u 16. lengths. gy .•• I - - yThat _ • W - --- II • -- •.. -- --- •, ' P and inwardly I seethe, gusto, working through Chase remembering the speed with and Co. to lease fields and hire which I used to get things people My farming was done," he said, financially successful. It was years ago that Bush "In 1957 when my late CITY ENGINEER BILL BUSH "got sand In his shoes." He was brother-in-law resigned from stationed at the old Sanford Food Machines Inc., we started ByDONNA FT fr ustrat ing when someone says Naval Air Station in 1943, met a Leffler and Bush Engineering, II Herald Writer 'Hello Bill' and I can't Sanford girl, Ellza betii Leffler, doing surveying and subFirst of TwoParts) r emember who they are," Bush an d then moved on to other division engineering and some Davey Johnson, manager Frustrations of the job of city said. places In his military career. joint venture work with an of the Miami AmIgos, for BW Bush, who has The part of his job he likes He finally returned to his engineering firm then known as leads his team onto the occupied the poet In Seminole least Is the "unavoidable naUvePblladelphia,wo,t ed 4 Clark, Daley and Dietz. While field at Sanford Memor- County for tbe pad 17 years are growth of bureaucracy and years for the duPont Co. and In the joint venture we designed 1*1 Stadium this morning many, P"°' paperwork. "I concede it is split his two-week vacation the Sanford utility plant on the neceswy and grows through each year Into one week In for the opening ofeprisg west side of today's Mayfair "Each nt day is differe . I federal and state regulations summer and one week in the golf cowse,"he said. "But Our training.The Inter-Diver jump out Of the bed and local management winter to travel back and enjoy work wasn't exactly American League I financially facing a duU, boring day. My evolution. It takes longer to win spend three w Sanford"I loved Sanford 80 bresthtaking either and we of he Nowslasm Is always upt much and hated to go back thougM of dissolving the firm training here before go. am& takes north so much, I finally partnership.11 lag to Miami for the sea"I have the opportunity of resigned from duPont and we In May, 1962 when thenson-opener April?. Pitch. misting more people In public 'ong.r...and moved to Florida In 1960," he County Engineer Canton Bliss ers and catchers met to- and private Me - local POW@, said. resigned to go back to New He farmed during his first six Jersey, Bush was approached " with people ngovernmnsit agencies , years. "I had a great time aboutwMhurhewoWdacgept club due In camp next and mimicipalitles - all of u.th.... fanning east and south of thepoaitlon,Hedeckledtotry ft week. For more on the w to co'*act the Sanford on Myrtle Avenue. temporarily. The time was Amigos, see Haynes Cowtyengiaw.fthsdeugigful reach decisions and gain me re was no indiatry or May, 1962 and the job once Hunches Page IZA. to build a huge volume of authority. It takes longer and __ frlvWp It's warding and more work to get things done jumped Into farming with See BILL BUSH, Page 3* . , _ ____ _ ___ - Delta hams village of Mit A • .• ilfl - -- HV:ssie Over Tre a n Site 0 Jimmy Cuter. Ct eon. it I vet 110 with one ti one a1 h Wiest coterawhim"in am* d*" a "F"d of womm"aw"alkaw 00 1 _ im faliflyto celebrate "the victory the three countries for five for the last two days of possible tpssc. and the end Of war" years to rebuild Egypt. reluctance by Sadat to sign * proceed from wall~~1111~ Jer be Agreed. for fur this 111111101 new we can say that the (treaty) signature acram recognition of the city is Aid did net dio is vain," Be" the Pacific to Japan and than I' and liv SWk saiddhlsbrothsrwhomhshad over the Arctic to Germnany," open to f urther dsz ' $a(jal. "a my son, because bm& W ft* WO A difffrOft Of MOM ilum 36 years bdwm us.11 Tod" 0 Sadd W&"ft I cannot Ily by Wa Arab MracWs now (bow this Will be Oppose his becam W aWnsture there in FArbw today, Eap to an the Anb world to support ib U ad addthen,et wss p4pe d __________________________ and West Germany following thing befor, my PItIII and fin &SdoY to Mad17 be. hishandingtrlptotheUnitsd "Latushopew,canrsachan their acceptance wouldhadto teB* ieaierleg fronts Atiad1hiQ. II3r,of . • U Ik.Lb 6* States to sign the treaty me agreement to sign the tires ,g "I ha. (laraiji Prim. Sa odd he bed "as oh caM. IS 6* wesps IA aim, he aid, would be to copies (of the treaty) in j' (I 1lierMmsehin)vW 1Stt1IS"1OSStoJIrmalin (hisvi accsamcs Of the Celadsi..................6* ................. z* diacmsamasuiv. aid iw.'á Waidsonb,csns. as Iald 6SW to WIIIfZ hirghilasalwsysbat,by ertohavsB*cemsto ,, fliyNapsehiesIsavI to 1OID his Ci ........, ...... IA ovumv .............. .i sI'd "waai Gad,I dalber-'--ig hd vIh a: " ld IpriIert. iaraii csIy and i&n cawr.,t in I Is op. Iperfo ......... "thsCartapia." behind this Is wo dwo is do the while thing is pdI WE bssadedto £ISe,.......,.........M CarthefInaltowbestoatim Hiaaldhipla was tossek tsr,"SsdataiJt IBM ruputsraat Ml Nlls cumsy (IN Wif)vü thauainsl().The DIVAM, ........ .........,M W- ................... M 0 KNO 110"dlykt aid ft= Thsre has been talk incairo theDhial, - • -•--- ___ . r ----i d Pel'' later by the E01p1Z .y laths Jer West I.raell lisdsrs ID a Oms. Jerualsen, r.ctively. - :1 ç #ft In prohn be" only sn"fioned a pvpmd by BI& am am$& ,a is midw my ft"" C~l mpmlle W T&O moinue and Visiting d do proposals. th. ths 101Db of his brother, Aid,011 ilpw s..' WaLfgy Kas.st ps Irsaly Mon Of the treaty, the pisa. on op. TM Aviv I was m.oer.d isW-"--'-Wca.,"JImy moua*osewhidrwWprvvollla today that Israeli Prime h1Ij the Of QftWi4a it am thl &W Via a" of am a - . '. ____. . • 7:3O .6:OOMondaythruSatury • (UPI) 11111080heapetsms • ____ And Be lie-1, • . 0 : •1 F 1$%$ p. HOURS: • • . •• ftm sholving is 9* a" to "'• • .• 2x4z$2%' PftCuTiiübs P'SCS..... 1.71 WI 'ft -I ' ,, . . •. . .'.''". SANFORD 700 French Avenue Bk. U I U. 323-4700 , . - -w ngineer, th iasm A/wa U E SEASON PSIM018tairL Closed Sundev • • ,. ___ 11JUN11 • I ______ • 7 HOWVI, the commission divided 3-3 on that ______ PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 22 Ow riot to limit I ! 7be expansion over four * will include ft constructltin of severg homes and apartments, amording to Payne, The development is located just north of Sanora on Sanford Avenue and is the second phase of construction in the Word Mw commission recomniflentleci approval of a proposal to build a 24 by 60 fed commercial building for the storage of rooft materials at 7M Depot Avenue. Bill Spelgle, representing Spelgle Roofing, made the request and told the commission the storage bulIdImli rent office space to commercial enterprises, acco rding to Payne. A site plan was approved for the construction of a three unit commercial building at 2600 through 2620 Jewett Lane, just west of Florida Extrusim. The building will bee used to rent to commercial enterprises, according to Payne. The request was made by LeRoy Robb. Highland Park, located just north of Catherine Court on U.S. 17-96, from single family residential to restricted commercial. I 7be P&Z commission alm gave its okay to eMmudon of Froeman. Later in the meeting, Joe Begall , of Condev, asked ft mmmisslon 9it would consider approving a zoning change from On current agpicufturW status to restricted 1!2"x4'x8't3ikal 112" *4' *8' (4 ply) . ...... 9.00 5'x4'x8'.......,.....11,14 - renewing old roofs. Retds drying and __ .4.51 state De"V Is NA"for a smsil"go. Maragemerit rnwm _____ COATING R Welded wire for reinforcement of on apothecaries and medical supply stores, Piece 0 kmft lacked -TT ____ • 5GiIlons stop Weathering. INPOICININT MUSH 1 PIece 5' a 10 6*6 lwio mesh. 5'x160' S * S ii0 mssi37.5O I GIanoNHo*4ANs CIARM No.5 518"*ZO' .......... 3.39 11W$ herift Carpet I UUIdASIStOS notx8'(sh..t) ........... .N 26"*lsh..o.....,.,.,S.ft 26" *12' atieeO • 99 13% " had, webandcona pipes. 1% cooditional on listed under that zwft were PA compatible with that am," coenmented P&Z member - Resistant to W spOwdary shop, bad originally been reloned from RMOI to RC-I to allow for the planned use. However, the city Industrial ____ SlRØI,A$$ PANELS Aum DL vu, mented Agen" ' - Your Choice. ___ Opes back 17 wkWL Comes fi __________________ Reinforcement bars for concrete I I The resoning was the second change for the piece of property January. The pr wdcbwm be dfom.dicaI,upplyand Cadw Man"emed, Winter Put, reps" the dwo from Agricultural to M14, wbkh ____ • ____ ~_Aj would be used to kee,iv ruoing items out of the elements Speigle plans several other storage buildings on the same site In the fut ure, according to Payne. Approval Was given for rezoning part of a lot In Avenus from RC-ltoRMOI. majority of people In Sanford would like to see," corn- 99,? .. COX PLYWOOD SNEATNINU ______ 1400 Series 4 oz. fiberglass panels are as easy to handle othsrcomlonsiuingpsnsis. Whlts or Grssn. am TOOLS I ii 6.33 Rag. Pr/c.(piece). ... PtChifl9 C$CIC$ Wld hole Wi roof: Wig. fkishlng and QUt Outtire. And for laying new roofs. (Wi F /j I i i SectIon. .24.95 oses Industr'leal ark 0 In odw action, the commission reswed a 100 square _______ j ___ . ., FNIM XWRW~~_ I 341116 ' - / . feetof the southeast corner of First Street and Cypress proposed Industrial park, she ad& "The Industries listed that are feasible under the type of zoning requested we not the kW of Industries the - CisCaY. y 1 lii ___ llYssrWananty 3M"xl4%"x48"polypsn.iscan be used to, wall or calling appli Piece ___ • many do-it-yourself projects. - • ' --- 4ti a?e auVbry ahfoo fbi bear the weight of final action. The commission's recoinmendations are forwarded to the city commission, which has the final say on U ZCCIflg requests. A large C04ftent Of P00PIe living in the I.Ake Drive. Ready-to-Install 6' X Ir sections we virtually maintenance-free, reslat weather, Insects and 49111 No. M0 A38NKT W soimiusnea 00W MON , M1 ROOF 81111INOW 10in Gallon 0 CYPRM WOOD FENCING 1 Sesled down by .•' i•.: (gallon). . . 369 ! SUMV utility lumber for I _____________ sq Reg. Price Rag. Price (each).... . . . . . .4.19 FLOOR Intl Donard - 2Each - _____ air conditioned i cars I 39 J II F '4.%ITTYS 2.99 V 10 SICUR hull! l'l Kit X4X8 YELLOW PINE SPECIAL COOLANT/, Witf t bollovers In hot sum mer weather and - suggestion, resoned for an Indria1-oIflces park. The comniliafon's action came at its regularly scheduled meeting Thursday. 1dlacrr.,4lyaus1.4.gncmgtural,accotdingtoAl Payne Sanford zoáthg ainIMrMcr. Hunt, tirough his s AutIr's UI UI I IKEE&E fillm By MAX ERLUZTIAN Herald Staff Writer The Sanford pI.snnlng And zoning (P&Z) Commission unanimously turned thomb. down on a request made on behalf of entrepreneur Inr Hunt to have 10 acres J south of Lake Drive and east of Mellonville Avenue " " ce1.ac,,ro,/,....... 59t . .," ._[ - •' •tZ<. ' - Zon*ing Board Unanimously 47' • .. Jail overcrowding forcesInmatestosleep on the floor ....... ..- Reg. Price •"'U" handle in a handy plastic 1j1 CMM GdllOn , 'i ______ ' . 59 Sq. Yd. . 1000 ___ - . •. . ~_,! i . spokesman John Spolskl'sald for comment today. available for other county Seminole County Jail's long. today Ow imAtO population at County Admhdxtrdw Roger needs when the new Jail if ata n dI n g o v e r c r o w dI n g the jail has reached as high as Nelawender told county corn- finished. 150 prisoners while capacity Is missioners a week ago that Art Beckwith, clerk of the See JAILo Page 1A J-i hf • i "ftmight be cheaper tobuild 1,497 and misdemeanor filings Judge Robert McGregor, chief only by the sheriff's depart- a block dorm for them," at 2,137. He said circuit court jodgeof the llth judicial circuit ment but also by other law Nelawender said, adding the fillngsfor l976497$ were upby endwus to him bycour- enforcement units In the uaingtheapscefor3oceliswffl 116pet,whflecowdy co thoiae courier. county. mean the entire second floor of filings experienced a52 percent Sheriff's Department Judges could not be reached the current jail will not be Increase in caseload activity. iP. ' Roll 390 I Indoor - outdoor turf in 6' and 12' widths. Resists mildew, weatim, Resistant to mitdew. Cleans up with water. White and . at the JaU, Spolski said. trod of judges to sentence Beckwith said in irn circuit As of today no response has Spolski added that the persons to serve days on court filings were at 1,045, and ceived from the circuit problem is then multiplied weekends w they can continue I.IX misdemeanor filings in a spokesman in Polk's further on Fridays by persons their private jobs to support county court; while In 197$, office said. The letter was charged with traffic offenses their families, circuit court filings were at . Rich, cool Green -. wood cr metal. .. .. wr itten directly to Circuit being brought to the jail not PAINT LAWN TURF MOBILE minn e Seminole County jail. 77 Each SYNTHETIC Mid.for th. SOutt,An 9 rrflIUIIr roll No. CP-66. ___ . v :J _ I K n . (2- 9811ons) ........... 9.99 An all purpose masking tape. ,4 x yard • is double Insulated and needs no grounding. No. 7004. 9/acka9ei4i' 0 MASKING TAPE Basket sink strainer. Without tailpiece. No. 646994. Rag. A7ce (sq. yd.).. .299 ___ , By MAX ERXII.ETIAN 96. The worst problem Is seen Sheriff Polk "now feels his circuit court In Sanford HemldSWfWrlter on weekends, eipeciallyslnce department will need to retain meanwhile, gave some ;ft has been at least a month judges have sentenced so many atleast3Oceflstn the old jajl statistics on the caseload in si ce Sheriff John Polk urged to work-release terms whereby after the new confinement circuit court filings as well as circuit court judges by letter to they are permitted to work at complex with 225 beds is misdemeanor filings in county "give consideration in their their regular jobs during the completed at Five Points." court indicating a sharp rise in àentencing policies to the week while serving time from Neiswender said Polk's activity which may contribute VsfToWdid condltona at the Friday night until Sunday night estimates are based the new to the jail problems. ____ 2-Gallon Pail Rag. Price 39 Sq. Single speed 1 /4" power flee [EL ER~ TRQ EEZ-ON ersis 1/4" DRILL I 1.99 BASKET STRAINER •: . ! drill. Can be used with opflonal accessories. Drill Lb. Reg. Price (each) ....... 590 - • W. Brilliant wvnuteunuy 29 Each I surfaces or properly-prepared wood or metal. 2-gallons In reusable plastic pail. 10% paper, uuiv, C,,u, and other porous materials. ______ 12'widths, and decorator patterns and colors. ,, • Reg.Price(bag).. 1.29 I OrthooKlor S FLOORING vercr wd C11 Prime flooring comes in Rag. Price (pair).. 99 ••1• F -W C--,- 1Y I Cushioned - No Wait Bag Each Vinyl Shoot •i • . - _ ____________ - - --. • -- •. - ------- - - - •- -- .- • - •. - - --t - -- --- - • -- - . - • - - . - - , - �— gvenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday March 1, lffl Egypt.. Asks p. 91 ;. - 11111111111111 -- - --- For IN BRIEF I.. - - Arab soil." The call was Issued Th ursday by Prime Minister Mustafa KbalU's 31-man Cabinet, only hours after It unanimously approved the provisions of the peace pact with Israel. "On this historic occasion, the Cabinet urges the sister Arab states to discharge their responsibilities and play their role for completing the peace process and In order to realize the total libe ration of occupied Arab soil," a Cabinet statement BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) A leading Colombian ftnancjsr wants Bogota and Washington to legalize martJane so that his country can make in taxes what It iosssIn vainly trying tostop the spread 0f an am more drug. "Whet Is the sense of repressing, with a high social cost .W Uws have bow doing untilnow, a market that Ispermanantly stimulated by a spread of tolerance and .S dsIT" in America, Ernesto Simper said Thursday. S'p,r, one of Colombia's brigbied thinkers and head 0. Of the powerful National Association of Financial thdItigii made his pitch for legalizing marijuana at drug syrnpoilian of American and Colombian officials. - 1; Statesman Monn.t Dead PARIS (UP!) French statesman Jean Moimet, 90, known as the father of the Common Market and postwar European unity, died today at his home at Montfort. L'Amawy near Paris, the family announced. The family did not immediately reveal the cause of death. Monnet, whose lifelong objective was for the European Economic Community to become "The United Sides of Europe," was credited with helping to restore France's shattered economy after World War I!, reconcile 'Francs and Germany, unify Europe and link Europe in a :Partnership with the United States. - U.S. Reporters To Peking 'NEW YORK (UP!) United Press International and The Associated Press were officially notified by the Peoples Republic of China Thursday that each may station two resident correspondents in Peking. - A • • • —. - -- 1 - - TRENTON (UP!) Energy officials from nine Eastern dates plan to meet in Florida Monday to plot a unified strategy against a federal proposal of weekend gasoline station closings. The meeting, to be held in Tampa, will be attended by representatives from New Jersey, New York, Con- (From left): Charles Miller, Dale Owen and Erica Ryder Four Seminole Students Appointed To Academies necticut, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Virginia, Georgia, Florida and illinois. Airline Contract Rejected WASHINGTON (UP!) The government today sought to avert a strike by United Airlines mechanics and other ground crew workers who rejected a three-year contract - Four Seminole High School seniors have received appointments to military academies and a fifth student is being considered for a presidential appointment. One of the four, Erica Ryder, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vaughn, 104 Shannon Drive. San. ford, is the first girl from Seminole High School to receive an appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles sponsored thm Also receiving appointments are Dale Owen, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Owen, 167 Burns Ave., Lake Mary to the Naval Academy at t I 11 , " %6--/ i - JAY MCGOVERN ' Annapolis, sponsored by U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly; Charles Miller, is, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, 122 Hayes Drive, Sanford, to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point sponsored by President Jimmy Carter; and Jay McGovern, 17, son tivitles and Is considered well-rounded and mature. Her counselors said she wants to major In engineering. of Mr. and Mrs. James McGovern, Sanford, to the Owen scored exceptionally high in SAT scores, has excellent high school grades and physical aptitude while Miller chose West Pent because he wants to be a military ca reer officer in the Army. He was selected for the appointment because of ACT scores, high school grades, athletics and interviews. Naval Academy at Annapolis, sponsored by U.S. Congressman Kelly. Counselors at Seminole High School said Miss Ryder Is a national merit scholar, has a 3.9 grade point average and has taken all the courses offerVd at the 3ch001. She was Seminole High's and the county's representative In the state math corded, She Is qualified physically, been Involved In extra-curricular ac- calling for a 30 percent wage increase. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall urged officials of United the nation's largest air carrier and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers to begin round.the-clock bargaining in his conference room at the Labor Department. A union spokesman denied a strike deadline had been set, despite an announcement by United In Chicago a deadline was set for one minute after midnight tonight. - MONROE, La. (UP!) Under FBI and U.S. marshal protection, Tongaun Park has testified he funneled nearly $200,000 in cash to former Rep. Otto Pasarnan, DLa., and later vrcvc cbr;'2ewatches from Painan at outlandish prices. Park, the free-spending South Korean businessman on whom the government's bribery, conspiracy and tax evasion can against Piwn.sn largely reds, was scheduled to be crow-examined by defense lawyers for the first time today — his 44th birthday. - - : c I - .w end _ ______________ - - I1n..Us Invasion China I Buzzards Come Home HINCKLEY, Ohio (UP!) It was "not an Ideal day for busiarde," but that didn't Mop at least one of the faithful birds from returning on schedule to Hinckley Thursday, carrying on a tradition some any has been going on for more than 180 years. Rangers spotted the Initial "pilot" bird at 10:30 a.m. 11 Metro Pub IL Ambrose Berger said as many as six more could follow Thursday, with the entire flock of 75.00 bumardi expected at their warm-weather rood' on Hinckley Lake by the middle of April. - SCA Drops Plans For Lawsuit Former Official Convicted DETROIT (UP!) — Edward Robinson, a former Mate sender and official of the now-defunct Detroit Wheels WW team, has been convicted on two counts of fraud In a more than $3 million land sale swindle. The verdict was handed down Thursday by a U.S. District Court Jury following five days of deliberations. The panel also acaltted Robinson of a conspiracy chirp lathe case. The indulmod said Roh&we, 41, was a minor figure Ina 1173 scheme to defraud Pam-Dixie Industries, Inc, aglad cement and deelflrm, byseilthg the own. : __ _ ___ _____ _____ _ e - ' _ ___ ___ ____ play Fordn swampland at inflated prices. ___ Vaudeville Star Dead At 100 ____ ___ T.ach•r GrI.vanc. _ _ __ of __ _ . iselk in 's lb. brn.ik.it also thujsd ft beadiest aid, (M!ss"deUyInu'*Ms mops $oag the d*J ahr tM =1111111 " L \\ . Mediation Attempt .. ______________ I I A teacher in a asler lii. des1 dbelug1.f1gs1iIbyMd ..t IP . ,1., s,i. ____ grimace filed by Mrs. Ada Sires, A's (SCA) Headart prep'am has been twi over 10 0111)"" drKlor Rev A"jaw 'lne"Mkm, Ifpv'.iMe. .1 .. I MrS. Portia Spsnssr, reor of the program, denied dlacvlmlutloia, I herrasomet or Intimidation Said', bit said I she agrees salaries W* im. W" meeting with several pared', was so% - WO -_-' _____ $T$ Lmáe Ciufard, dvii rights sad elial .ppsi'$eaMy officer fir 8em Frhey. Mardi 14. 19VeI, 71. N& 119 rnituu,_ asy..1(10 $a,prNv W Tbs U*id Nere N. cresm *vs. $aN& sru, aim. PCI MNFOIDITI ' :. ___ ____ , ., ___ :ra-a— I5. flNS $s.ai ?sa* $IS.90i YM. JS MiNi wm N ..1iJj-* U4i et1,1Lu. IN.Mi Veer. ' • '' ' If Jones caust solve Mrs. Sires' Mksd by Carpuider 1* -c" to decwned V'IOVMCSS. Carpenter, SCA pr-'iImi, luiriflag, with 'bnes ,s. places aid UK do bmd of ecters viii aitwas circumstances to, raim by W. ___ 1111111111111101116 * Caay elected presideet SI (eMral Florida Legal ServiCes Iae. lbw tint w.au ;ad first nsu4awyer ever elected Is the pest. Mrs. Crawfs!d, a Saatsrd residual, was (kit elected I. the heard .1 dIrectors SI the ergailsalls. aid the. these.' presideit by IbM heard. A ",*ago, Mrs. Sins in a letter to ___ 1 __ board of dude. listed 11 grimaces In. I muted T*y W, bit plhid up .' 1ISom the 1'udebd prnm from Cpeder by s. Sires ae hi aid 1 Mr IN as retirom wage Rov.Jesesweddbsv.eoppetst' 1ai51 mI* WIIIg ImIuiiies MI Is mediate the pntd *s. *am * ad borr.qs. end In. - — uuiss $jLIIm ever to th dued—OMU L11 . HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — Vawl.vIll. Mar Will Mliii, Mdi of Swry Davis Jr., has died. Mliii, who was 100, appirudly died Sunday or 11 in No Hollywood apartment of natural cause', Devise we', A*ovii', announced Thuradsj. The body was set dacevend liii Wednesday night,die said. Mliii joined the vaudeville &cIitInllll with N*lctcalled "Mliii aid Richard', HoiWay In Dials." His Sy Davis &.joinedtheadini111MdSMm1yJr. was added in 10, when he was 4. Research Funding Considered WASIRIIGTOI( (UP!) — The P'Vo" OuJaresea of ('V'wlIe Bup has m'gsd IW ssaitsey.Jssipl Mai ked delay a d'' an whither the n. tli4s baby necl — & __ Ik.edamflhiiut.de1.cllfI*IithehiWdd docom a— am __ ______ - --- I.irM.oppest ofn euwdiu1b ad sperm are j::d 'in Iahij ___ '-'' - The proposal currently being considered by the Congress to derprivileged backgrounds an environment In which they will be channel $58 million Into Head5tart programs across the nation able to catch up In training with other more fortunate children was applauded by Mrs. Portia Spenser, director of Seminole prior to beginning public school, Community Action's (SCA) local program Thursday night. Mrs Spenser said Headstart classes are held Monday through Speaking to the SCA board of director', Mrs. Spenser said the Friday at centers around the county from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. addiUonalmoneycouldbeusedtoimprovetheprogram', togrt daily. She said there are currently 188 children, four to five years cost of living pay raises to Headstart teacher', currently oald o, ld who are participating In the program in Seminole County. little more than minimum wage, and to grant the teachers fringe benefits including provision for retirement. At the same time board members asked Mrs. Spenser to-gather She urged members of the board to Individually contact their documentation showing numbers of Headstart children congressmen on the need for the additional funding, saying It is programs In adjacent counties, their budgets, percentage of in. necessary to "touch the national conscience." creases in salaries to teachers in the program for the past three The headatart program, In operation in Seminole County for the year', total of overhead benefits In the other programs such as Past decade. Is designed to give poor children from Un- pensions, sick leave and vacation pay and guidelines of teacher .,.0 -, I I, U, — 0 .0 I qualifications. The board members said Use documentation would be helpful in writing letters to congressmen. In a related matter, the board voted unanimously to endorse continued funding by the date Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services of Community Coordinated Child Care program of Central Florida (4C's). Under this program, professional child care as subsidized for children of working single mothers and fatifers. Mrs. Spenser said one 4C center is located at a Sanford Headdart center. County Commissioner Sandra Glenn explained that consideration Is being given to reducing funding in Seminole County's iA 4C's program to start similar programs elsewhere In the state. : . Bill Bush Man Sentenced In Mineo Slaying "We have worked with the (Continued From Page 1A) The Job has a wide variety of state for all state highway considered temporaiy has challenges, Bush said hundreds of little ones. Among programs for the last 15 years laded nearly 17 years. his favorites were: success in and I've met a lot of people and The county engineer was then getting the Lake Mary we continue to work with the located on the first floor of the Boulevard interchange built on state Department of Tranold courthouse, In an office that donated right-of-way and sportatlon," Bush said. Bush's high praise for the opened auto the street and Bush getting the right-of-way had one draftsman, one sur- straightened out; thesuccessful DOT and Its cooperation over veylng party and a secretary right-of-way donation and the years with Seminole county Today his office is In the construction of Airport does not extend to the state public works building at Five Boulevard between SR 46 and Legislature. "The Legislature in 1977 Points Includes: a traffic Sanford Avenue; work with the changed administration of the engineer, city of Sanford to four-lane 25th engineer, a drainage staffing for four surveying Street wed of French Avenue second gas tax to provide for Patin; a chief of surveyor', and then extending It from old the functional reclassification four Lake Mary Road to Loch Arbor. of roads, placing a tremendous four inspectors, technicians, draftsmen, civil "It's the most fun to build burden on the counties. ftisnow engineer on drainage, civil something where nothing was,,, the responsibility of the county engineer on design and division he said. "Most all county road commission not to divert service engineer; traffic projects bring satisfaction, second gas tax funds onto incoordinator, nine sign and Most recently it was our 'do.'.t. consequential projects, "The county im t to f pavement-markingpeople; yourself' project on SR 46 A, four sign electronic technicians widening It to 24 feet and consultants to do for us whan and an engineering service rebuilding the curves at Twin the DOT used to do for us. We likes where the cemetery is, paid the DOT for that service, coordinator. too, but had a continuity with I them a required continuity - Jail 4 4 4 ig It LOS ANGELES (UPI) A man described would-be robber who rammed a fishing knife. as an irredeemably violent criminal who into his heart with such force that the hilt should be "locked up as long as the law dented his chest. allows" has been sentenced to 51 years to life Williams was convicted of second degree' In prison for the 1876 fishing knife murder of murder by a jury that heard witnesses testify. actor Sal Mineo. Williams had boasted several times of being: Despite the lengthy sentence, meted out the killer. Williams also was found guilty of 10, Thursday under the old indeterminate sen-- counts of armed robbery. tence law In effect when Mineo was killed, 22Superior Court Judge Bonnie Lee Martin year-old Lionel Williams could be free in nine noting Williams' record going back to age 14, years. se imposed consecutive sentences ranging from Lawyers said the state Community Relea 51 years to life and urged parole authorities to Board, which will convert the indeterminate keep Williams "locked up for as long as the sentence to a specific term, would probably law allows." set it at "about 14 years," making Williams eligible for parole at the earlier date. Prosecutor William Genelin, who described The 38-year-old Mineo, who became a 1950s Williams before sentencing as "a bloody teen-age star playing young toughs and predator" with "no socially redeeming disturbed youths, was killed In an alley characteristics at all," said he was pleased behind his West Hollywood apartment by a with the sentence. - In . -__•_..__... -e - - . -. - .. .. I) l i ' S . - that worked welLNow counties S can divert f unds from what S • • used to be secondary roads to (Continued From Page IA) tences, which makes the jail others. ItS4 problem seen tobeonthe rise, more crowded, and we seem to DETROIT (UP!) A "The law also requires the mugger and his girlfriend. Perry said Thursday. S according to Capt. Max have more people get arrested county to assume maintenance mugger stole Dorothy The 30-year-old postal "There aren't that many S Stewart, head jailer, with no on weekends," said Stewart. responsibility for former city Perry's purse Sunday employee told her dory to guys running around with 4' s!v'L ' ',tc .S.VIItdJ e flt.. doct. 4,'a ICIr.?t.,.-t't. $5', ir's pzl oIIl.ors. 1wcixi n th.'iT 'eft vw.' " is completed a year from May. program is designed to let responsibility, but the state credit cards and two outside the MusIc Hall "At first he was shocked ' S Jail officials report the persons convicted of crimes didn't give us any money to tickets to an Ella FitCenter. They quickly and kept denying it," said S average daily population of the serve their sentences on fulfill that responsibility," Bush zgerald concert. arrested Charles R. officer Cathy Garcia of the Jail has jumped from 107 per weekends so they are able to said. "Now there is a flew Not wanting to miss the Thurmond, 19, on a charge Detroit Police Department. S day In January to 130 In maintain their jobs through the source of complaints. While it concert, Mrs. Perry got of unarmed robbery. "But the evidence Just kept February. The jail Is designed week, according to Stewart, was only the citizens and special passes for Wed"I didn't know who it was mounting." to hold 95 Prisoners, according The inmate on such a program motorists' complaints we nesday night's perin the dark, but when he got Police said they searched S to Stewart. No cause for the enters the Jail at5p.m. Friday heard, now it will also be the formance. But her seats out tn the lightl recognized Thurmond and found two S Increased prisoner population and Isms at 5 p.m. Sunday. city councils who will cornwere taken when she got him as the fellow who'd silver earrings In his 0. Is known, according to Stewart. Federal guidelines on )aIl plain,!' he said. there by the alleged snatched my purse," Mn. pockets. However, the hike In Inmates operations dictate that male _______________________________________________I has worsened overcrowded and female prisoners and conditions at the Jail. juvenile and adult prisoners be ___ "It's simple," Stewart said of separated. Most of the women the jail's problems. "We have prisoners are sent to Orange ___ more people than we have County, so a relatively small AM -_ ' accommodations for," number of women prisoners Stewart d.lms the county will not take up too much cell has ezJsaust.e.J all possibilities space, according to Stewart. Of relieving the overcrowding, "Most of the women we have which, he said, has existed for In the jail here are awaiting Thief Took Her Seats - . . S I _ 'S KRoTHE-HEAT AIR CONDITIONING SALE! Now Spirit stacks better than ever, _ several years. first appearance or their "We've done everything we preliminary hearing or have up "Lake County takes about 10 of Stewart our people and Orange County Even though the sheriffs has three to four women. About department sends prisoners to the most we've ever had In other counties, they cannot Orange County Is sI&" send enough to totally alleviate The sheriff's department the overcrowding, according to places 10 male prisoners In the Stewart. Lake County Correctional As many as 24 men have been Institute and currently has four housed In an 1$-man cell, ac. female inmates In Orange cording to Stewart. Up to 20 County JaIL people have been placed in the Weekends make the already "drunk tank", which Is bad situation worse, according designed to hold eight people at to Stewart, one time, according to Stewart "We have abort a dosen AMC I.Inl IlIiI.ázw-~~!___ e : S - I . _?k * Ammw~ " r • ,. . ~11) , S S I * ' , 1 ..',. people serving weekend isadsrdfslivre School Loses Lights 2. Wder stance. 3. Longer wheelbase, 4. More front and rear shoulder room. _______ HOSPITAL NOTES Jimmy 5. More front seat hip room. 6. WIder rear hatch. I 7. Quad rectangular headlamps. 8. Deluxe vinyl bucket seats. I 9. Larger fuel tank (2.1 gallons). a. La. Roll, Ovlide D4$C$AIiS Sanford: Dixie L. Flervsngln Pamela V. Jon Jima. V. DancN III Jolineli Hartley Yvsme Kiflley Melvin 111111116"W" Miva. N. Frazier, Altamow. Judith A. DesveiIar, Doom DoVWtIy A. Little, Deltona charles Murray. Dillon. VlrInIa Penict. Dillsea Hsnry L. Syples. Oeltone Jsannung Davis, Lahi Mary ft% , 'a . . 1. Sporty fastback styling. A mechanical failure Is being cording to Barns. That switch hlagped forth, power outage for was replaced and the power about one hoar that occurred restored, according to Burns. about 2 p.m. Thursday atThe switch failure also in. ternoon at Lakeview Middle terrupted service for about School, according to Scott 1,300 customers In the IanBurma', district menager for mediate area, according to Florida Pwer & Light (FFL). Burns. He explained when the lbs failure was traced to a school lost power a feeder line switch located where power was also knocked out for about lines ider the uchool ac- five minute.. MARCH II, Sf, ADMISSIONS Sanrd: Jefflif Adliløs Zero (Joimny) Davis CW aft n ,ielm H. Kers, Clyds Lows, J. M1111111" aay boy Linde NNW, Dilteis Erd U. Sct,111, Oslions Donna S. Seardiworfti, Gwva ElIWI S. While. Laaiweid Eric W. GibSon, Orange City Vimlels C. Lewthm, Orange City V" $impson an MW !NIllOPINr4GII SANFORD oft GRAND Maw a.ocay,Os,,.. wwv. urn ma. Mary SM. PIP AUTO SN$UR*NCI ' (11161111IN11111 now 00 TOSAY - - -• .. 'ipeclel cordUonba pflce Øes b cad Pen. module oQuiCced wIfti fc1oty rsstaIled o conditIoning ordered between Morch I and May10ncwuj or delivered from dealer by May 3t , *k.FmacleAve. 444 : SANFORD MOTOR CO. Sanford Phias 3324352 ;: 1 .4 .- I I r ally can do," said Stewart, just been arrested," remarked - ___ . - WASHINGTON (UP!) The administration, alarmed by early 1179 price surges, has Mapped up the pace of Its new gd.tough policy against the American business community. The Council on Wage and Price Stability, acting wader orders from President Carter, took action Thursday aimed at discouraging companies from railing prices early next month. It was the third time In the past week the achninidration has pressured business firms both large and imfl to demonstrate Increased cooperation In the anti-Inflation fight. 11 ByMAXERKMETIAN HeraldStaff Writer n Price Rises Discouraged I BIKES TAKEN Th ursday, according to police, radio, value unknown, from his cording deputies. Dirt bike thieves were active when the the house was car sometime Thursday, acLerenzo Smith, 20, of 30 in the St. Johns Village apartunoccupied. cording to deputies. Depugh Street, Altamont continue to use black merit complex, Fern Park, DOGS STOLEN VAN ST O LEN Springs, reported he ac paint to deface automobiles In Th ursday, according to Thieves netted eight German Roger G. Chester, 722 cldentally backed into a i97 Sanford. For the third time in a Seminole County sheriff's Shepherd puppies, valued at Baywood Court, Sanford, Lincoln Continental at th little more than a week vandals deputies. sometime this week, reported his 1907 Dodge van, corner of Jackson and Nortl have dumped black paint on a according to sheriffs deputies. valued at $150, was taken from Streets in Altamonte Springs,s Sylvia Sprowl, 38, Apartment The puppies, all registered Yeackle's Shell, St. Rd. 400 and 23G St. Johns Village. reoorted , , rhfvoo i.• The driver of the Contthenta) . W1W I I_U with the American Kennel Club St. Rd. 46, Sanford sometime demanded ac someone took a dirt late Thursday afternoon to see Smlth' at $187 from the porch area of (AKC), were taken from a Thursday, according to driver's license and Insuranc cording to Sanford Police. STEREO TAKEN fenced area behind 207 deputies. papers, Smith reportedly told Rick Rains, Eloranto mn. her apa rt ment sometime Th ursday, according to Thieves broke a window to Sweetwater Creek Drive, in The van had been brought to deputies. When Smith opened Lotus Circle, Casselberry, enter a borne and take a stereo rural Seminole County, ac- the service station for repairs, h is car door and bent down td reported vandals splashed the between Tuesday and Thursday cording to deputies. deputies said. get the papers, he said, the union paint on his car while It was Margaret Williams, 29, in Sanford, according BANGKOK, 11"I"d (UP!) of following the soviet to police. Bobbie Muchajd, of Orlando delver of the Continental hl parked in a bowling alley lot on Apartment Eight-C St Johns The stereo, valued at $180, reported the theft. T_ Low today charged two and Vidnamto BACK BiTING him in the head and began ebsitalionehave crossed Laos is a "special" ally of Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Village, also reported a dirt was taken from the home of CBTHEFT An Altamosde Springs man wrestling with him. p.m. Thur bi sday, acke taken from her porch at Joann Jerald, 404 E. 14th Si, , borr and pushed two Vietnam bya July 1877, treaty. about 6 Richard Welabsrg, 33, of 207 wastnededfora bitestFlo,i During the course of th to police, the same time. Value of the dirt according to police. hills into the country and Vidnam hasabout 50,0oo &oop cortng Swedwater Creek Drive, rural Wapiti!, Altamonte Springs, ensuing fight Smith sustained Diipg, to the automobile bike at faIled the (ldns,, "devils In Inside was at at 11* according The thof occurred between 5 Seminole County, reported Thursday as the result of a itt. from his was edliriated at $300. to advisary , ti depu es. acs' ltV clotting." p.m. Tuesday and 6 p.m. some said one took his e1llzens' band minor traffic accident, ac cording to deputies. 1 'fts OfflCia J Vientiane Radio vasica occurred at two separate 11 es4m. Coincided with re-- places along the rugged Jungle sI parts today from Poking front and two Laotian envoy. poling Communist Party sent to Omen lines to dema S I painnen and p, pas, the troops pull out re S S On Guofsemg (Hum Kiao4sng) arrested. The first (1ie push sayfng Qdaa had completed A plan to sue the 8-nbiol, Comedy Seminole) to force tsn to serve one hot meal by lb. Seminole Community Action (SCA) III wItrmi from Vietnam. epparedly wmoppoaed by Lao Federation of Senior Ct',m Club Project The SCA board of directors In an on-going daily to parsons who had been dropped from board ii directors Thursday rigid. 'lbs broadcast said an official tiara or Vietnamese forces In the with Project OASIS last month OASIS (Older Americana Service in iti Mlii O h5S1 PW The board, on recommendation of kited was lodged with China's area — occurred March 7, the unanimously voted to tabs their concerns ob Executive Director Rev. AmosJones, In. In VI-itime, Ku same day Laos demanded abort the perso dropped from the program two separate China pull out Its road dructed Louise Crawford, civil rfØ and to court or to one or more federal agencies. on March 7 end engineers and aid exputi, equal opportunity officer, to have SCA's The mix-up in persons who were to be' 1"M Flo.I tliwId,d (lalna Vboritlane Radio amid. human rigitsco 0 served by Meals on Whselj occur who the : are110W t*nI provided $medlatsly withdraw its traion to "T0 hstlalk,.W of ines Am Aiency on the AIII (AM) pftched '6 attend congregate miii allot troops encroached on Lao funding for a Meals on Whselj program from 'ibm W no Independent Reve JOflhl eald hi his bn assured b' action to Project: .anatIm avaiHa', Projed OASIS that tranqomtitiofl Is being _____ Ch meters OASI& A second meal, on wheels program Is no Chinese provldsdto the clients so they can get their op. MsdbyS ' ' had been c"pleted or one bet meal daily at one of the congregate ___ the s,,, Departmed of HIIt and Htajy 111 ropoft mlii sites. , The Chines. "have long "OnMh1S,(±:tnos,s ruled to dooverthrow, the government," . lid, Md WS W' two to Ibis kilometers (on. to _______________________ 10 '' two miles) deep and is I" IN r:i to lb. MI PZ mniIs) Wide ( row heidi Laos." 11 \ 1 - Park Testimony Continues McGovern did well in SAT scores and has had excellent grades____ In high school. DONNA ESTES " _____ ____ NASHVILLE, Torn, (UPI) — Four aides of ousted Gov. Ray Blanton and two other men are under federal Indictment for allegedly taking $141,500 in bribes in. grandfather clock', carpets and cash to reduce the sentences of convicted felons in Tennessee, Blanton himself was not named In the two-count in. charging bribery, racketeering and extortion, but the FBI said Its investigation into the state's cash-for. clemency scandal was continuing. A federal grand jury Thursday returned the indictment against Blanton's former legal counsel Eddie Slab, Chieg Extraditions Officer Charles Benson Jr., state Trooper Charles Frederick Taylor, former Democratic Party official William A. Thompson, Blanton adviser J. P. "Speedy" Morrell, and Nashville attorney Dale Quillen. Energy Meet In Tampa - Pa in t Van doIs S tr ike 'In San ford Ag ain - Four Governor's Aides IndIcted In Pardon Scandal - -'S NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) Ugandan President Idi is accusing the United States, Britain and Israel of preparing to unleash a "dangerous plan" ag.Irrst his regime today and Saturday. A Radio Kampala broadcast Thursday gave no details of the alleged plot against Amin but merely quoted the unpredictable Ugandan leader as complaining about existence of the plot to U.N. Secretary General Kurt WaldheIflL IN BRIEF - t I . £vei;iijjold'Sanford; --"- -- Headstart Funding Proposal Appl aud ,,/ - a.. — --Amin cnarg.s U.s. Plot a timetable for the evacuation of the Sinai Desert Cairo press reports say the timetable calls for restoring ElArish, the biggest town in the Sinai Desert, and the Sinai oilflelds to Egypt two months after ratification of the treaty. The Israelis will then withdraw from the area adjoining the Suez Gulf and complete their pull out from abo ut 60 percent of the Sinai from ElArish in the north to Ran Mohammed on the southern tip In nine months. In return, full diplomatic relations Including ezchangIng ambassadors will begin after the Initial Israeli pullout. said. President Carter, during his The call was certain to fall on visit to the Middle East which deaf ears, if only among Arabs broke the deadlock, has Pledged S..t..J i. __ii .... ... y uivwvvu LU wiv vuruuv w inruw uie mu uuiuence ann with!srael— Syria, Jordan and power of the United States" the Palestine Li be ration behind Egypt's economic Organization, recovery. Radical Arabs condemn Sadat, on the other hand, has President Anwar Sadat for said he would like America, agreeing to the peace pact and West Germany and Japan to urge collective Arab sanctions provide about $10 billion In aid ,t,.p •1t, ag&lrLd the Egypt. vv$ ooV al , speaking after Kh il the The Cabinet said it saw Cabinet session, said he hoped Egypt's accomplishments hostile Arabs would not take under the treaty of the measures against Egypt. "But restoration of Sinai and the we have contingency plans to establishment of autonomy for meet whatever happens," he the Palestinians of the West said. Bank and Gaza as a step toward Vice President Hoard Mobs- "restoration of the national rak appeared confident the rights of the Palestinian Saudi Arabians, who funnel $1 people." billion Into the Egyptian econo"The treaty and the supplemy annually, would not cut off mentary agreements attached aid. to It reflect Egypta firm and Mobarak, who visited Saudi declared commitment to the Arabia Wednesday, said there necessity of reaching an ove rall are no "difficulties" In Egyp- and just Middle East setttianSaudi relations and the lement," the Cabinet statement rulers of the oil-rich kingdom said. "art our kends and will "Many rate, I heard nothing continue to be our friends." from the Saudi leaders about Defe nse Minister U. Gen. Egypt concl uding a separate Kamal Hassan All Is joining Peace," he said. "I ass ure you Ezer Welzman, his Israeli the Saudi Arabians are ur o counterpart, in Washington friends and we accept all that today to add the final touches to they do." Pot Legalization Sought .4 • 0 . CAIRO (UP!) Egypt called on the Arab world to support Its treaty with Israel on grounds their acceptance would lead to "the total liberation of occupied TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today banned swnmary trials by Iran's revolutionary court and ordered provincial courts not to execute any convicts without prior approval of Prime Minister Mahdl Bazwgan's government. One of those saved by Khomeini's order was former Premeir Aznlr Abbas Hoveyda, 59 who Is now on trial In Tehran. Hoveyda was one of the closest aides to exiled ah Mohammed Reza Pajiavi and was expected to be sentenced to death. Khomeini Issued the order after meeting with Bazargan In the Ayatollah's retreat In holy city of Qom, south of Tehran. Bazargaii has Cornplalned of the slsnmary executions by the revolutionary courts acting without his consent , Support MT KA On Treaty :Khom .Ini Bans Summary Trials At Bazargan's Request ___ - L. . ..VYMLD ----64 SCA"Dfr éct'ör By Semin V �,01 ., Evening neram .. _____.A_.________.__._- ___._______________ - wand -.------Some people never marry, so never know about (USPS 411-210 X) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32711 Area Code 305-322-2011 or 831-9993 Friday, March 16, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director HomeDeilvery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 8 Months, $18.50; Year, $20.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. U.S.NeedsTo Produce More Oil '' - - 9 F.-_`1 hl • I w - - The Clock By DORIS DIRICH - - - Impact on the recreational tndttry culd 'be anything but mild. To the extent that cutbacks in fuel consumption are mandated or arise from temporary supply problems, the prospect for a 1979 recession grows all the greater. Our Strategic Petroleum Reserve exists mainly 'on paper and, as an emergency stockpile, is too small and inaccessible to be of immediate help. The United States is sitting, however, on one "stockpil e" of oil waiting to be tapped the reserves in "old" oil wells still covered by price controls. The deeper drilling and other measures to make these wells more productive Is not economically feasible when the price is held, as it is now, to less than $6 a barrel. The case for maintaining these controls for the sake of protecting consumers against higher prices Is making less sense every day. The oil Industry "es timates that phased decontrol would increase our domestic production of oil by 400,000 barrels a day by 1981 nearly half of what we were importing from Iran. The alternative is to leave that oil in the ground while consumers pay what is becoming an extortionate price for the equivalent amount of oil from OPEC. :Our energy problems will begin to straighten out when the price of oil and natural gas in America begins to reflect the true replacement cost of those commodities. Our lEA commitment to reduce oil iiqports is simply one more reason why President Carter should use his executive authority this spring to begin dismantling an unproductive system of price controls. - - • - ANGLE.WALTERS 40 Parents Not To Blame - TALLAHAEE (UP!) Education Commissioner bTli, hasbrkp oil withtwo legal aid - - • — groups-chine g -ire functloliál literacy test and refused to accept any delay in the testing program. Department of Education general comae! Jim Little has met with the groups for the lad week, Turlington said Thursday, and "the discussions have not been fruitful. It Is obvious no workable accord can be reached." High school seniors unable to pass the exam by June should be denied diplomas as the Legislature originally Intended, Turlington said. I ____ The Federal Trade CtnmIislon's hearings on the poaalHllty of banning or re restricting ad vertising to cIillen focus on a 1978 FTC staff report that recommends: -A ban on all TV advertising directed to very 3P01115Children; -An end to IV advertis aimed at children between S and 12 for sugar-containing products "thatposeth most serious de a! health risks;" -A requirement that IV advertising directed to chlkfrei between 8 and 12 for other sugar' containing products be balanced by dental and nutrltlonalmeuages. Of course our nation's cereal, toy and advertising industries have Joined forces to defeat TC th;ir O:lspjina inite making any goveriunental regulations (i.e. regulation "by the people"), these industries are, In fact, regulating them- - •. - a. a a LIGHTER SIDE Rumor Dies, On Vine - '•' - U1& COUNTY ____ ___ IN BRIEF ______ ____ ___ ___ hours before. ____ some water before they left. The also promised to call authorities and tell them where he could be found. This they did later Th ursday in Orlando. '.'..". ..- ____ - OLUSTEE, Fla. (UP!) Brown puts in2O hours a week He may be the oldest worker in cookin', washin', and cleanin'. I Willie "Geetch" Brown doesn't dotngoddjobe andwoj the United States. had some girlfriends, but it believe In retIrement and his handyman at the Olustee Brown earns $216 a month, never amounted to nothing boss says he's one of the most Experimental Forest Service, which supplements his $166 'cause they's too busy doing depend_abJeon crew even "Any job you can give him to Social Security check, and pays things they wanna do to cook though he's 104 years old. do, he does It, and his at. $20 a month plus utilities for a and do it right," "I don't siifer no way from tendanceIs better than younger Then Brown added a bit of old age," says Brown, who lost men," one of Brown's super- rundown shack in Olustee, about 60 miles west of advice from his 104 years of the frost portion of both feet to visors said Thursday. Jacksonville, He uses a experience. "I made sure when gangrene year, ago. He wears Last week, which was nation- burning stove for heatingwoodand I goes someplace there's two 'Pec1allymadertgberhoes. "I Older Worker Week, Presl- cooking. doors. If they gets mad and walk well as anybody on what dent and Mrs. Carter sent A confirmed bachelor, Bro wn start fussin', I goes In one door feet I got left." Brown a congratulatory card. says, "I always done my own and out the other." JACK ANDERSON 1 ____ __ - - r.to: m _____ • - - . - a. - -- — — -' S 4 - ,S . . • - —— .-- .- - - - - - -. - - - . -. - _ • - - * - V. . " -- '' - •.•*••.•.S•-. .. ..,...,-, ,__ - CadyAttoruey Nikki QaytzisInNIcwegim where ,ebo has visited periodically over the pad few "'he to Settle her fwwa estate. I Mile e)ectsherVlpthIsUmeto take only 1wOdoysand =* c-"'-s again granted her an unpaid leave Of shear.. Miss Clayton was In Nicasgun for two wesbe In Pibreary Oft, a pissed tswy Vip was airlI,d dohemonthanb,owseksvhllsikewedtbreighthe umasof the ct system then. Two foreigners ha,, been CheluSligiN No (layton's atsimisther's rw to the stain which I"Iudsi a geld WA1110 UM4 o utWs 1. pipeities. The 111111WAW a sties Mime. : yt..sbertitvutoIJlISsflIb'a Vip rsd t.gwui. piubiss11100111111111111111111111M to NpUto, the .csaily thiN whidi Mu6mmmuip accee in liv, A'i lime.. GAINESVILLE, Fli. (UP!) Thws and fidgety, the bald - man on the witness stand told bow radiation exposure had CROW the fallh out of his hair, diny spells and nausea, and semmi lnçotuice. But then the nuclear poWer plant safety expert's own at. teensy In the $1 mlIIon dairq, mdl he brought against the utIlity cpy asked him, "Aren't you worried about ___ ladelphia Ca'cbedra 7W Phi Will perform at 8:11 p.s. the Bob Ciii AudilerImn In Catanb as port Of the Bell at lyst.m's "American on 'Tow" progr. The Florida Symphony Caadr* will h* the ovs,t This Bell System and hedhern Bell are cusdtWd to ' •' f •• k L., t.( 63. L. Layman L wt Gwen. Wekiva Hills, Sec. Six, $74,900 dolyn to C. F. Cline & WV Emma K,, The Greater Const. Corp. to Lt 57, English Woods, $63,000. Michiko T Shamus, sgl & Diane N Leonard Newton to Wayne Edw. Shamus, sql, Lot 99, River Run Sec Baker & Darlene, Lot 3, 61k I Chula Three, $49,000. Vista, 14.600. Michael L Day & WI Sandra to Grace C. Lindblom, tr. to Houston Equitable Life Assur Assur Soc. Lot T. Dozier & WV 011ie I., Lot P.31, in 75 Devonshire, $62,800. Sec 11 20 32, 5 acres m I, $11,500. Randall M. Whitfield to Harold S. Worthen Brooks & Georgie D. to Nobles & WV Myrtle 0., Lt 4$ San Jesse P. Williams, trustee, Lot 1, dalwood, $51000. takewood Shores. etal I parcels, Leon 'T. Siegfried S. WI Mary 610 $150,000, Vera A Wawrzaszek, sgl., Un. 5 Rev TriCity Electr. Contr., Inc. to Tree Sec. Eight, Inc., $35,900. Thomas I. Patterson 8. WV Becky M. Evers Entr. Inc. to Elmer F & Paul D. McCraw, Lts 18. 5, 81k A, Lemeh & wife Nancy, Lot I?, Town & Country ests. replat, StoneWood First Addn, $77,900. 5179.000. Nancy Morrow to Walter S. Young Grace L. French, etc to Exxon (married) & Joseph B. Prussiano sql Entr., Inc., unplatten part of 61k 25, Lt. 10 Prairie Lk Manors, $29,000 Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful, Maronda Homes Inc. to Alan R $38,000. Zenkel & wf Sheila J Lot I?. blk i Peter J. Kelly & WI Janet to Foxmoor Un. Two,$42,300 Thomas D. Cross & WI Lucy P., S Charles Lowmanpl & WI Bonnie to 1 5604 Lot I?, Bear Lake Hts., 17.000, S&J Contr. of SanV., Inc., Lots I), & (QCD) (QCD) Burdette W Mar. II, blk 23, Oreamwold, 17.000. to Judith D. Mar. Southron Corp to Garner J. Gehr Iischewsky, Lot IS, Spring Gardens. Jr and WV Kathleen A Lot 14 less W 1100. 17' blk 19 Crystal Lake Homes, SlIQO (QCD) Russell F. Fisher & Jimmy O'Quinn & WV Shirley. to Eleanor to James E. Cousins & WI Gerald M Czarnecki & wf Lois P Lesta V.. S"i of NW', of NE',, of Lot 12, blk A. Sweetwater Cover, SE, Sec 2720 29, $100. $167,900 James R. Hammond & WI Nancy Angelo Motto to Louis M Whitney J. to Eugene MaIlek 8. WI Jo Ann, N & WV Skaidrite A,. Lt I, blk A, 107'of Lot 6, 61k F, Fern Park Ests., Sweetwater Oaks, Sweetwater $1 LOW. Shores Un. II, $130,000. Tom R. Estes to Dennis Nester, Patrick Henry and Norma Henry, sql. , E' lOt 1190. P. Swope Land Lot 95 Sunland Ests First Addn Co P tIBlackHammock $9,900. , . WEATHER -_ - Sliecial case are evaluated and critiqued by three-member panels of their peers. All the sessions in In the mock trial are video-taped so that the - participating lawyers can see their o wn errors during the playback. The seminar is sponsored by the National Institute of Thai Advocacy and other legal groups and marks the first time the mock trial technique has been used to sharpen the skills of experienced trial lawyers. It Is scheduled to continue through Saturday. 11011011", 76OFS YOUR OLD FURNACE GIVE YOU Toll (tilt IS ) IHEN mnt, I I - `400 iw - t ilt ~ (Ati 111 .1 "61 Low lustre finish. lasting durability, High gloss, GAL. Long-lasting colors in protective finish for years of beauty "$ 14' . 10 1 •GAL a soft gloss finish, $I 1 545 GAL - $ am r: We, Ii sves eraN; ydadsy's 110 74; hsresetile presinrwenk ILl; rees I1,, IS aS 11 BIL Forsanti leasty toMad - *. rato &.-._4 ___''.o.t .'. For Junk or Wrecked Curs ANY viii • ANY CONDITION Wi PickIp — PI!MI,.H rev &11. DsyWe Haiti: NO 11a.m., no p.m., low 1:41 am., 3:1 p.m - Put mesad 1 inald*in marNtoad him ths 1ip.m. 16 toe, lew puts a.'-... CASH na. Winds s.,it wmd 11 no WOL A.1 USED AUTO PARTS $:1Sa IL,$sIJ a am..ss.m. & ti -a-a'.a'. P.. .t t&i - . costributlag peepis and 117$ Is dmatid to total $250 resources to Improve the "'"ri. *.'!!_2I kth. a..- etc., U fathering deformed children?" members of the University of "That's none of your bust- Florida Law School faculty, ness," he snapped indignantly. applauded the lawyer. The "I don't want to talk about this interruption brought the patstuff." in the mock trial back The slightly flustered lawyer to earth. laughed out loud, breaking the The man on the stand, whose silence of the classroom, where fictitious name was James about 30 other attorneys busily Doyle, plaintiff in a suit Intook notes. He asked the Judge volving exposure to massive to declare his own client a radiation when a pipe carrying hostile witness, contaminated water burst, was At that, even the jurors, actually a professional actor. The "trial" was part of a four-day seminar for approximately 150 experienced trial lawyers from around the. quality of life in the country, who are boning up ths where they serve as a week on their courtroom aki'is corporatepolicy, si Tom under the watchful eyes of manager of soutiern colleagues and judges. The performance Of each Bata Sfo,doffIc,. attorney all Of whom Supporting symphony or. PSSVIOIS1Y studied the unusual thee an tw is partoftigs sup ci the arts by U. S. corporations In TV SERVICE ~ 'Orch.s tra On Tour' ~ ~, - I r . ....-_ Balgief la Mock Trials VideOwTUDed County Attorney To Nicaragua . • • MARCH 19 THRU MARCH 31 County Administrator Roger Nelswender has been named the county's "budget officer.,, The official designation Of a county employee Is required by a new state law which weIlt into effect on( 1, 1978. Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. told county commissioners In workshop Tuesday afternoon the law stateeU the county don not designate ag officer, the clerk Of the circuit court would automatically take over the function. The work envisioned In the law hu been done by the county's Office of Management, Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) for the pad two years with assistance from Beckwlth's office. The work will continue to'be done In that faihion, commladoners decided. "I have no objection to the board appointing snp,n, from daft," Beckwlth told _ _ "I haven't done any budget preparation for a couple yes,. anyway." He aid, however, Na office, waler on law, ritain its as custodian and amOw Of the plite funds. Jeff Etdibergor, OMAE &ector, aid ee full. time staff members In his omcearous,ol,.4us the budgeting process Mx months a yea'. m ____ ___ ' .1 04 Years Old: 'Any Job. You Give Him, He Does __ WAIIINGTON- Robed Byrd Is the Horatio Even the modest fly loa.bosr standard "preliminary," NHTIA add It appeared that a 2 that the period Of soliciting COM03M be ci Alger Of the Seeds, a God4wisg, aess4o4he- Was too rigorous for HsSoi11, Iales, and bow -4ird niI cost tai and a of prepW4 rullecum phM,W psIMlia who worked his way up however, and they ad a 19pi,11 to IyTd the cousmeir less. I J of No wrM didpoer b(p to become the heats whingfor help. Unties the dande were Mania and Claybrook are deeding their groom mijerIly '-..Byrd, a om.dees worhehoMe red'.d toIaadoe.bsUadim an hiw, they tell fir Jersda tMa pIinary report and letter to who a stickler tsr has bees arsad Capital the smeter, IloesliWVs plantwould have to' pr..riiy IISoul1ri1.g dA'.en Fob.th8, hewa,ei. change e Br's office told ow' associates Las WhMt Hill Meg essegh to he circt,ot In this me of dee. and * Of Bird's eiietLiidi Viuld be aadrd "Immediately" an and Jane Winebreanir that the senators his piUlimi marie. tbrm at at work. ar ICUIN abs add by law tabs only In tercen wee perfectly proper Byrd Is tired Hat we've camight the fidukilsyiniW Byrd, who Is ad oily majority &--°-where U& ad limb as NgelatlenfcrMsownuks,and toek an later Vlrghuis crd bullyraggieg "anther Of the ruprlMMs iub - :: the:uut in the Uose case because It wee a do $eerety,ckAwadVe boss that peuss on NIrTU's bi, I_ $y foIIWM up with I letter to euuçls Of whet's wrong with, the regilate JIM Clabr.ek usirty a year, Vying to gat Aibene and Qaybreak I, his ante.Apet k'—, anm t. kaw 1 4" "The amatar doss ad aba. I 111111111111111to loW the c! rsqIasaithrew Theretherwas oIrssted by 4o p y"hisibbbio mead twmepor pe,sr" a ayr nt blisht of Ma concern is Heudaills repsiadettees. Under pri barn Byrd ad Is r,&4 to U adiss per hear." A pen that Byrd chose to Ignore in I Of rn4I$ W. Va., vhick his ste. As and Us,br.ek *IM to ?ab. , Byrd eat QayLjk a am b"ip,r controversy, though, wee the HIll aetor*s ateei a.pus. resealeds the hwnpu Mad by t am sly r'' then Ms repsit's We,g t stint the mater In..,stUpeatsMU,IoQsybroek,Byrd thsyesr. ' L. Us lles us is the IN that the : itdo be on ccu Byrd wad' i#t to the s the d" or at had kØ rils preisrebis material. A1'-".. ad asS'S. r f —iptg "'u-- at"-- 5 breeck Ws lisa. He sat a prt. 'sliMe to Iui Ieg preseU toward I ad. of ruMsi beapeis as less cedly; th* Ug pr,cee he ' Of the rtht kulpd Beswesth, Ike diredee Of thS Cta.d W* D1i Ibis aimeus preass freon Byrd, __ We todup.(WyedhepsSkeeksbItfrirn ad Prioshiabily. ' he game . -wee a pilvJè du Pid by Is ,am to Byrd, It Idui 117, Iia . absusi w cr.l1uL N.thual HI:i;:;1 . sat an dad t q lo1áty1L.lPmI_rsquk1 't always e' Ma a d the - t*$ isS I I =1i e Sv.. rabk puHilcil around lad hoes. kurs hi da* s to ITI flu---, that ___ ___ hear: bspr.heaklo dw all, bb up to five u an Mar rel_u "I urge yea' Iwlls uIm i Liuth. sa eMs. 1 Wad VIsI& pttkslbaski djehii.aatbThsgandeed aetis to the 1i1ing b'luiuuy bs 'b i_uhi kern 'i1ry ad priped owtall'ad Of Ahfl adruutohaukkamondiddotñd —day 1 _MSd," ad ss tkelo en a priuy M In PTTh the d 'astir told Ms when thd,hevrds,Is"a1desIs ret_ ' • • • • he j an for ceidb lien the red Ross 'he 'P up.btMarth?I 'toMtwheurgud flOfIdMdpe9It ' state 75 and discovered about 400 pounds of marijuana injt shortly to clean an adjacent cemetery. They found Pease and unlocked after midnight. his handcuffs. He said he told one of the two men in the truck to accompany Asked how he felt when he saw the Bryans, Pease replied, 'l him In his date patrol car, while the other one followed In the was relieved. That church only holds services once a month." ____ i ' Napoleon Bryan and tus wife went to the church early Thursday County 'Budget Officer' ___ _____ kidnapped eight Pease told a press conference at the Hamilton County Jail he ______ ___ ____ I cuffed to a pole In a rural church after being N.iswend.r Named i , ----•—•—.- friends In the world' To Improve Court Skills ___ M wire the but - • ___ "For the first few hours (as they drove around in the truck)," Pease said, 'they were upset and frightened." The Inspector tried to soothe them, telling them to remove the top from the truck bed to make It easier to elude any police who might be looking for hjj, "I showed them allthe roads," he said, "I suggested they throw the marijuana In the river they didn't do It. I never begged OF asked them not to hurt me." Pease said they drove around most of the night, south past the Inspection station to State Road 136, west to Live Oak, then east to White Springs, before the smugglers turned off on country road and came to the Prospect Primitive Baptist Church. Hesaldhlsabductorslefthiznhisgunandkeys and brought him - - TALLAHAEE (UP!) The trial of Theodore Bandy for the murder of two Florida State University sorority sisters has been rescheduled for June 11 to give the former Utah law student more time to prepare a defense. Bun ya1sohaswonadelaywgjpt l7In his trial In Lake City for the murder ofa 12.year.old school glrl. The postponements were granted Thursday following a unique Joint hearing before Ed Cowart, the judge In the Tallahassee case, and Wallace Jopling, the judge In the Lake City case. truck. But the man who got into the car pulled a gun on him, he said. Wh.n I loft those boys, - a --'a .a. - 'JASPER, Fla. (UPI) A date Agriculture Department truck lrwpectorsald Thursday he played along with his abductors, even suejestln,g ways they could elude the police, and, In the end, they let him live. "When! left those boys, we were the bed friends in the world," said Jess Pease, 38, who was found about 8 am. Thursday hand- MIAMI (UP!) Saudi Arabia's largest Toyota distributor, have bought a piece of South Florida real estate Miami's tallest building. Adbul Latif Jameel and his two ions Yousef andMoháthmed purchased One Blacayne Tower in downtown Miami, paying $19 million cash and securing a $30 million loan from the First National Bank of Chicago. , --. - Arabs Buy Tallest Building Bundy Wins Trial Delay ' .,. w• . __ ', 1. Kidnap Victim Plays Along - " - ' for a 20-foot-strip of land eith er bordering Floyd or Goodheart. Janis Co lle owns lots on ei ther side of the all ey and told the co un cil she wants the alley closed to join her two pieces of property. Area residents have fought to They Lot Him Live MIAMI (UP!) Eastern Airlines has announced a family plan fare reduction for the slow summer season. "Ow marketing strategy Is relatively simple," said David Kuziatler, vice president for sales andmarketing. "We hope to make Florida even more attractive as a Premium, but low-cost vacation destination for everyone this summer, particularly for families." Starting May 11, If approved by the CAB, Eastern will offer $49 round4rlp fares to all Florida cities on Its domestic route for children under 17 and will save adults up to 50 percent on regular coach fares. The fares would day In effect until Dec. 15. ask most parents. The Cereal Institute has recently delivered to us as packet of materials that are supposed By DICK WEST -"Damage" 1* any condition that their case. WASHINGTON (UP!) Last month, when detracts from the apçearance or. the edible or mt'. n ft•" c'mj oüóèi,, ice 1jqüiftty if "the watermelons." Mnong fdeaa CIIJL has promoted In the pad Foods Corp., General Mills, Inc., Kellogg Company, International Multifoods Corp., sidewalks and slush In the streets, I picked up a "Serious damage" Is a condition that "seriously two years: 1 detracts." Nabisco, Inc. and Ralston Purina Company. rumor that was definitely out of season, -AudlbletraMcsjgpalaforthe. The Ida An Informant passed along a tip that -The top two grades of watermelons (US. come from Japan. The signals now operate in They're the folks that bring us those 5Urfrosted cereals. You know, the ones that the FTC somewhere In the AgrlcultWe Department there Fancy and U.S. No.!) mat be "fairly well for- i, Mont., and are under conalderatioji was a specialist and many of America's bed dentists, doctors federal standardswhose only job was drawing up med." Th. bottom grade (U.S. No. 2) need only elant for watermelons, be noI body nilaiapsn." and I1tIOIIIM1 say are reuu for our kids -Portable housing for the elderly so they cc a t4iirri In thIs •4'ha "msSM the live as their children., I jtructur knoapi hesh aM t. Is considered unprofessional. But 'once tha wemeIon ,ma be at the ends or' as "Granny flats" In Australia where they t But If you ask The Cereal Institute, that's not weather was taken off the cri cal ti lid, I decided slightly constricted the Issue. Neither Is the Issue whether young ." The term "badly originated, are about to go up In Santa Mario, 1. of check it out or c.ii,. children ought to be subjected to misshapen mom they have "bodl Right away, Icould sense that the watermelon goirdnecks." barrage of commercial, messages along with -Vergllmlt, a Swiss substance which, which y lacked the potential of another Watergate. -"Very good Internal quality" Is an optional mixed with road-surfacing material, raises their Saturday morn' ng 'IV The Cereal Institute would have us believe that In this business, you develop a sort of sixth sense requiremes. It means "the combined juice from road's surface temperature 16 degrees and the crux of the matter here Is: "Should a that tells you when you are onto something big. the edible porticn...contalns not less than 10 eliminates need for salting. vergilmit Is used i NCveTIW, I followed the trail as far as the percent soluble solids as determined*P by an government agency decide what products will be Food bridges and overpssaes, which Ice up qulckl. and Quality Service, where the proved refractometer." advertised on television?" "Would such bans or minorSafety Wynne's had more than 192 inquiries already. proceeded to selfdedruct. This wasn't in the booklet, but If YOU an -A Wed German swimming pool whom restrictions by a government agency violate It turned out that a couple of years ago the buying a watermelon and don't have a refrac- h First Amendment rig* Of free speech." ydraulic system adjusts the pool's floor for the Those, quite simply, are not the Issues. A service did indeed devote some time to corn- tometer handy, try thianping it a few time. The benefit of the handicapped. There are 600 such States Standards for Grades ci more ftreaoimatu, the better the internalquality. pools In gOverTrnemg agency has already decided, for pfljg Germany. Lakewood, Ohio, Erie, Pa, Watermelons." But once they were published In ' ."nipl,, that cigarettes should not be ad -- a - &ti --.-- ih.r ITS. tnwns h.0 h,11 Vt SoS v,rtlsed on television. So, too, has the ad tJanuaryoflVl8thatprettymochdldftlnsdaras building Such pools. : In the current newsletter, Wynne reports on VITUISUISIt Of alcoholic beverages and other he government's Involvement In watermelons products over the airways been closely was concerned. one of the largest, most modern public transi In this business, you get a lot of tips that don't regulated. systems In the world, that of Paris. The Parlsl pen out. But you dill try to make the time coat system has fewer financial worries than aimo Worried about free speech? If you're not, then for something. any other because of an "Ingenious piece cl U, for example, your expose turns at to be a let us open the nation's elementary schools to leg___ islation," a transit payroll tax on all Parl* commercials as well. In e'gs for allowing year-old government document, you extract a area employers with 12 or more workers. cereal manthctwers or toy companies to sell few Of the key provisions and bill then as one Of The levy, just over 1 percent, collected more their prodeds In this lundiruonis, we would let those public service consnme guides. 060 than percent Of ill on last Year, which amounts to Her,, then, Iswhattolook for asthe nation thenhavstwomlnuteseveryhouronthsschool the cod Of operating all buses, subwa enters Its second year of standardized water' public address system. lines and conunuMer trains In a metro area of 1 1se who seek regulation Of IV ads for melons: Hon people. It's k.i* auto. out of the down-children are not, as some say, Vying to make It U a 20.poimd watermelon bee a hard white town, provided lower (ares, accelerated capital .ee$eron"weskpsresl&"Evaryhwnan being ls streak more than a quarter of an Inch In b*ve.trneg in new equipment, and Is liked b wsakWthsklndOfoiuunirdalmesssgesw.ar. diameter tlwoiv) the heart, the defect Is employers because it gives them a wider labot taibbig abad. Vance Packard knew what he classified as "iags." U the d a eter of the market to draw on. was.---A--talking about. Udras are especially urn- "whktiliisrt" MuSk exceeds half M kick, that Is In, That's not going to happen right away In "serious thi United States because no date has an employert paw frMMttaL . "" Airline Lowers Far. wanted to tell him that In all Swediih subway stations, or wherever an escalator Pis used, the escalators don't operate until "triggered" at the top or bottom step by a person passing an electric eye. "We thought this was a fine way to' conserve energy," Mrs. Mine wrote, "and hope It can be usedln theUS." She wrote Wynne because his newsletter "Urban Innovation Abroad," goes to local of. ficlals all over the nation. It's one of the servicis the two and one-half year-old Council of International urban Liaison provides to promote good, new Ideas to improve American life. ClULlsnonprofltand Is rim by John Garyq ' Jr., a former city manager of Richmond, Calif. In addition to Garvey and Wynn, there's one other professional, a couple of secretaries and Goodheart avenues In exchange •. for drainage runoff water an agreement with Alford through a culvert and o requiring Alford to remove ., Proper owned by Lake May underground gasoline storage City Attorney Gary Massey. tanks placed within 104 feet of ChIEF HARRY BENSON keep the alley open as a means Mas3eysaldheandtwoot1, . Lake Mary Boulevard should of access to Crystal We. persons who own the property that road be widened,Under Lake Mary Boulevard. That The council also accepted a with him are studying the terms of the agreement, Alford requirement is in anticipation bid on a 1979 Ford to be used as proposal and may sell Alford would have to remove tanks of expansion of the road. a patrol car for the police rights to rim drainage water at his own expense. the The city The council also stood by an department. The bid was for onto the land, normally has a requirement requirement earlier decision to require $6,769.06 and was the only one Afford contended the two that nothin g can be placed on a Afford to remove a service received, according to City ponds measuring three feet lot within 104 feet either side of island being built within the 104 Manager Phil Kulbes, - . "Boy/l wish i could Just taka off and go So m. Middle East for some poaca talks." _______ Il" , L -411111LANQ - do so. In other action, t he council to consider In th e future a"Mto close a 2feet.wide alley between Floyd and . ft. ........... ..... Cd . -T .- Cdsct .Ovlsud. (315)2fl.4N1 --- (QCD) R, W, Williams & WI Neil Grgioni & wf Irene to Joar Dorothy to Ted Williams & WI Selma Monteith, sgl., Portion of Lots 97 & C.N33of: Beg. 1874,6'E&660Sof 91 Northwood, 110,200. NW cor. of Sec 12 20 30. etc. $100. Donald E. Stomer & WI Janet to: Ted Williams & Selma to Thomas Richard L. Sampson & WV Laura M J. Watkins & Dennis Richmond, fr. Lt 11. Longdale, $21,000. rtion of Lot 27 Amended Plat Lucy Brunson, repr. Mt Mary Druid Park. $21,000. Buda to Lucy Brunson, Lots 6 & 17 John J. Alexander & WV Julie to BIk C, Mobile Manor, 2nd Sec $100 Myron M. Zajkowski & wt Patricia, Tompkins Dcv. to Frank J Nigro Lt 13, Windtree West, $11,000. & WV Josephine, Lt 3 61k B. North Mitchell B. Easley Jr. 1. WI Sharon Ott. Ranches, Sec I, $31,100. to Julie B. Chancellor & Jan R., Lot The Greater Constr. Corp to Louis 375 Oaks Un, 3, $61,900. L. Baigief, SOP., Lot 2, 61k D. Lawren ce A. White &wf Ju!ia,c.,usalto Sec Two, $13,900 JaWv'iIl,r & WV Babra, Lts 1 (QCD) Louis L. Sg to 1. 281k B. North Orl. I4nches, See I, Pamela M. Smith, Lot 2. 81k .D. $14,000. Sausalito Sec. Two, $100. John T. Snyder & WI Christine to Pamela Smith to Louis L. Baigiet Robert E. Penn & WI Sharon, Lt 12, & Donald L., it ten. Lot 2, 61k D. repl. of Lots I? & 3, Brookside s.d. Sausalito Sec. Two, $100. $32,000. The Greater Constr. to Daniel C. Magnolia Svc, Corp to Pettier Glennon & WI Karen, Lot 3. Sausalito Constr, Co Inc.. Lt 37 Wekiva Club Sec. Three, $61,667. Ests., See, Six, $24,000. The Greater Constr. Corp to Wm Magnolia Svc, Corp to Peltier N. Martin & wf Sandra S., Lt 17 Constr. Lot 17, Wekiv Club Ests Mandarin Sec. One, $74,900, Sec. Six, $21,500 River Run Ic. to The Greater Stanley G. Stroupe & Mary E. to Const. Corp., Lot 61. River Run Sec Robert J. Blankenship & WI Mar Three. $10,200. ioeie C., E 211, of N 200' of E' - of The Greater Constr. Corp to David SE', of NE', See 2721.31. $100. H. Hadley & wf Louise, Lot 61, River Thomas Ratliff Jr. etal. to Cam Run Sec. Three, 153.900. Prop Inc., From NW cot. of Govt. Lt Wrenco H3mes Inc. to John Robt 1. Sec 620-30. $125,000. White & WI Patricia, Lot 313, M. C. Brannon I. wf Charlotte to Wrenwood Unit Three, Second Adn. John A. Nasche & WI Sue, Lot 1, $41,100. Stonewood, $12,100. Mabel J. Edge, repr. Est Marie The House of Rothschild. Inc. to Roche to Mabel J. Edge , Rosaline Leroy D. Scott & Cletla J., Lot 459 Hudson & Charles C. Petrie, Lot 1, Winter Springs Un. 4, $71,500. Twenty West, $100. Howard C. Heath 8. wef Ruth to Joseph L. Lacambra & WI Miram Richard H. Croly & WI Helen A. Lot B. to Jerry M. White & WI Terese, Lt 23, 61k G. Camelot Unit 2, $43,500. 11. 61k 0, The Meadows West, A. L. Piche, Inc. to George A. $45,000. Schaffter Jr. & WI Gloria B., Lt 37, Randall J. Gates & WI Josephine Wekiva Hilts, Sec. Four. $76,900. to David P. Meier,sl, Lot 215, Repl. (QCD) Emmanuel A. Pupo to Portion of Wooctcrest, Unit Five, Emmanuel A. & Gloria E. Pupo, WI, $30,500. Lot 23. 61k 5, repl Sh. 1 & 2 North Orl. Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to Wm. J Townsite 4th Addn. $100. West & WI Fern 0., Lot 1, The Maximo M. Rivera & WI Carmen Highlands Sec. One Tr. F, $31,000 C M to E. F. Bickford Sr. & WV E. (QCD) Wayne L. Moody to Doris M., Lot 73, 61k 0, repI. Sanora Units Jean Moody, Lot 6, BIk It, East. 1 & 2, 141,300. brook sd Un. No. S. $100, T. M. Mero, trustee & lndv. to Fla. Resid, Comm., Inc. to Joanne Chrysler Realty Corp. Beg. pt. 731' S L. Stillwell & Helen V. Gannon, Lt 7 of NE cor. of NE, of SW1 4 of Sec. Hte Highla nds Sec. Five, Tract B 14 20 30, etc. $250,000. RepI, $63,900 George J. Walton & wf 0. Marilyn Fla. Resid. Comm.. Inc. to Carl W. to Lawrence K. Cole & WI Nancy 0., Racloppi & wf Margaret H, Lt 38 Lot Ill, Howell Branch Woods, Windtree West. $52,400. 1.471500, Fla. Resid. Comm.. Inc. to Larry Thomas La Rocca Jr. & WI Lorree M. Phhlpott & WV Shirley J., Lot U. A to Grace M. Moffitt, sgl, Lt 768 The Highlands Sec. One, $58,000. Woodcrest, Un. Five, $17,500 Wm. O. Crandall & WV Ethel to Grace Lindblom, tr. to Eddie W. Thomas Butera Jr. & WV Eli:., N½ of Morton & wI Nancy F., parcel of Lot 21, Des Pinar Acres, $23,500. land in Sec 112037, $13,000. (QCD) Carol Politis to Frank Grace Lindblom, It. to Jam A. Politis, Lot 68. 6rookh,llow. ticm Douma & WI Cynthia, Lot F.21: Michael P Ramsey & WI Tegie to parcel of land in Sec 11 70 32. $17,900. Rance J Carroll & wt Ann T. & Charles Brewton & WV Enola tc Timothy W. Carrol and WV Becky. N Marcel Faille & Madeleine, Lot 20. 97.94' of E 1030' of It 738 etc. Swope 61k 6, San Lanta, $1,000 Land Co. P1eV of Black Hammock, Marcel Faille & WI Madeleine to $14000. Alex J Chagnon & Suzanne F.. Lot Reql Pesii1nç.s feet limit. Alford's attorney po William Hutchison explained Alford built the island with the Impression he had the right to _____ GAINESVIU (UP!) The first statewide center for the study of sewage and water treatment problems and for the training of treatment plant operators will be dedicated at the University of Florida Sunday. "The work that takes place at this center will have is significant impact on the quality of fresh water In the state for generations," said Dr. Richard Palmer, Program coordinator for the Center for Training, Research and Education for Environmental Occupations. : - W. deep, 10 feet wide and 40 feet Herald Staff Writer long would prove ot to be a safety A proposal to change the hazard to m orists at the gas drainage plans for a gas station. station-convenience store being Police Chief Harry Benson built at Lake May Boulevard agreed the ponds, due to their and I4hulad for a threefeetslopecow speclal_mssting_og_the.- e_' f' he _Mar City..CnHnciljnj.3. ..polnted out guardrails could March 20. erected as a safety measure. Jim Alford, developer of the The action came at Thursite, requested his original sday's regula rly scheduled city proposal for two drainage council meeting. ponds on either side of his The council also authorized property be amended to provj Mayor Walter Sorenson to sign Sewage Study Center Opens 11 ByWIUIAMgrEIF When Mrs. Ruth Mine of Millington, N.J., returned from a vacation In Sweden last Augist she wrote George G. Wynne, editor of a Washington newsletter with a circulation Of • solves - AM not doing too good a Job of It 0 you 1 ___ 1. W. Special Meet On Drainage Commissioner Refuses To Delay Literacy Test Ideas From Abroad It 1. ___ P. I By MAX ERICIIETL4jj Friday, March to,1979-SA REALTYIRANSEERS- 7 VIEWPOINT ~CA Bob Byrd Bumps Bumper Standards • FLOR1D IN BRIEF - BERRY'S WORLD It -± But there's more. Carl's folks from Illinois have been wintering In the area for the past two years. We have been enjoying their briefs visits-and late Sunday a!ternoon they came calling. Now this relationship Is not commonplace. Actually, Ilene and Frank are the parents of Carl's .M wif (i) win t1(rççjdiughtar ). I kid about comlngto Florida to check me out when they. heard our wedding ml8htrr and it's like We have all aorta adopted each one big happy family. It's really nice being "claimed" by so many truly wonderful non-blood kinfolk. I'm just glad we're all sGinot instead of "out." - L ake Mary Sc-hedules__--- - of in-laws. - - i But that's my Ma-Ma, who has claimed me as her only daughter for quite a few years. So the weekend brought news from two lovely sets - - The United States has joined 19 other members of the International Energy Agency in pledging to cut oil consumption by five percent. This Is one way of countering the shortfall in world oil production that has followed the revolution in Iran. It would only play into the hands of speculators áfld dollar-hungry exporters if the oil-importing countries in the lEA did not curb their demand. By acting together, they can exert a force In the marketplace which helps balance of power of the -.Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to dictate the price of oil. How the United States expects to keep Its part of .the bargain isn't clear. The Carter administration Is expected to announce a program soon. Given the past pronouncements of the Energy Department on the subject, we can anticipate steps that con:centrate on conservation or curtailment of energy use. What should be borne in mind, however, is that the lEA agreement is not aimed at reducing oil consumption in absolute terms but at reducing the ;'demand for oil from the exporters. lEA members can achieve their five percent in any manner they 'choose drawing on their own stockpiles or Increasing their own oil production if they are fortinate enough to have any oil wells. Needless to say, the United States is a country 1. Most fortunate in that respect, relying on imports W only about halt of its consumption. While 'Americans are among the heaviest percapita energy-users in the world, and certainly can learn to be more frugal, there Is good reason for the administration to look at increasing our domestic production as a means of achieving at least part of the lEA gqaL, •. For one thing, it Is hard to engineer cutbacks In energy use without a penalty in economic activity. During the past week some major airlines began cancelling flights to weather a shortage in jet fuel. While weekend closing of service stations is relatively mild as a conservation measure, the -Mi bunch of wild turkeys In that family. But the background of the adoptive family Is blue blood." •-•• hewas a co,thrmed l*chelor. pard*4n4aw. several calls and letters before. It was simple. I did To some otbem in4aws may just as well be not wentthat they were trying to pay me to take. renegade outlaws. Lifetime feuds have existed — Saturday between married couples and in-laws on one aide or and they dill can't underdand my side of the the other. situation. Mothers of soiis may think that no girl Is good Lit the plane rang again. enough for Junior, while fathers of girls can be I answered to "Hey, Da ia, It's me 1,i-" positive that no boy on earth can measure up t I turned oft the dove, and sat down, darling daughter. These conversations are never short. And so it goes. U11-Ma Ii my daughter's nat ural grainother Iam quite sure that l have been judgedbyseveraj who lives In South Carolina. Me is the mother of my doting In-laws through several uh marriages hiabsnd and only child and heck no, I through the years. But somehow, we have alllate, wun - good enou& for himt managed a 1ong ceful rapport. We JU1LCL Lad weekàd = nlrosu r at home in my Not really. Ma-Ma did m* of tlSeTáIkfng about comfortable work (not fáa!i[óii) jeans and dart minutes worth. some much needed spring cleaning. And that's what I am teaentIy a little into geneology and asked happened except that I can stay home with good her about Info on the family tree for my daughter, Intentions but the mall and telephone can manage to mentioning a Wood in.. Intervene. "Oh, you don't want the real family on that side In An upsetting letter came from In-laws In North Around roots,ilw 51j4 "TQjJ there was a' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. seniamin I I I I I I I I PAINk SW" GLASS & PAINT CO. "As 0 210 MA9NOLIA, SANFORD PH. 322.422 -.------.-.---, �.. -, •, '.- A-EvsIg Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, Mardi l, im .4,. COMMUNITY 'NITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. l73it Piney RIilme. .. Adventist • . Nov. Arthur PadW Pastor i.e. Walt'? Reid Asset. Pasi,, 5:31411. : M.?støgwiflh1P :•: CIwrctkIIsl l:)S$lIarn Services with classes tor all ::FellewstIP Clffis-b,twetll sr-1:31 p.1 UMYF :' lviiiWerihIp 7:11 ..: : I wed. 51011 Study :: 1. : THE SIVINTH.DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH CaFMLZJI urn_______ OS,r.,JaCH, p.s___ T-H-E---H0P -f----0F-0 - Saturday Ser.ices Sabbath school lIla In. Wststlplivvlce 11a.m. Wednesday Night -- V -. . : UNIT 7 Prayer Safe. ._-. ... j 735 First Wednesday Fellowship Supper 1:::11p.m. Prayciervlce . --- - -________ - .-- - RELIGION -.. - - __, --.-.---- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March , 1979--7A - - ... p,m. I The .iQturch Assembly Of God :.. ..**. *\J \J * * * * * t : V. FIRST ASSEMBLY ! i4 the aim* iNc ..m. U wwinip 1:41a.m. 11:11a.m. 7:11p.m. Worship IsI,ig Service Awning worship -..____- _OUR NATION! ~P_i& S:Ilp.m Suppst_..... Family 141gM ê:11a.m -. 3rd Sunday : l:Np.m Main Street-Canaan City Christian Club Read, Lake Mary lIly l$7S. Sanford Ave. Rev. HvgN W. Pain PaiNr 1:40a.m. I&Wscst4plN Stady 11:40a.m. 6:31 p.m. 7:31p.m. 7:31p.m. iWkIng&Pr.c1aIrnIi Wed. Prays? Meet Nursery Piarld.d 34111. Part Ave. Minister SvMaySct* Awning Worship Wed. Service Nazarene 373.4144 1:41a.m. 11:I0a.m. 7:11p.m. Pas11r Rev. Esad L. Was.? Sunday School Fellowship morning Warship 5:318.m. 15:31.11 am. OP Till NAZAR (NI 1151 Iastsrd Ave. is" J. MImOsa Peft k Wet School l:Ila.m. MiralagWmiilp lI:Na. youth Now • s:SSp.n. 11:11a.m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LONOW000 1.i. WilIiamwI$ Myths Lila Hills Rd, La*,USH Filly BAPTIST CHURCH Ill Part Ames, S.aMsrd 'e. Jay?. Casmas. Pastor Svdiy SCISsI :31a.m. 11:11a.m. 1:11p.m. 6:11p.m. 7:11p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED 6:11p.m. $RIigW'fl11p 'WP Prayer Service 'fl Sva4.aySdssI Morning Worship YietRMiitlii a vea6rol Service Wad. Blue Study 11:110.m. CtrnrcHTraI,w, Minister Hari4dO. S.Idee 1:41a.m. 7:11p.m. 6:11p.m. :. HOLY CROSS 411 Park A". HaIyCamMvflhiø CliwaticlisI HaIyCammWllift SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH lllAirpsilBlvd. Plow 323-I111 ClIflsvO W. Sctavb MIlIstar Seeday ldss.I #:450.m. Worship Service 11:11a.m. Service 7:98 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wad. 7:11p.m. ykrvlc. Old TreSs. Isv a New Day - I:Fbw III jANE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 04 126 Lakeview, Late Mary now. Jim Hvsns F" $eaayScts.I 1:41a.m. pSarvIcs 11:11a.m. tEWIWI$P 7:11p.m. fr)JalI Prayer Serv. 7:31p.m. Nursery Provi .4: VISIS lineS SesleylinvIle LONOW000 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. Clvrc%Avs.$ Grant St. l$Id*a?) Rev. James W. Hammact Past,, 1:418.m. Sunday IcIest *draleeW.n$, 11:118.m. ..4•U Fred Baker 55 S" MinlaeWenWp EVieIl ServIce Ladles Slit. Class, Wit Prayer A Slits itedy tadepesisat Misslsaary : ... - .. 11:11am. •I1:11 am. 6:11p.m. . EIPI..Z 7i so v! God must have known we'd have frustrations. That's why He gave us the UPICRY to walk away from them . even on crutches. Often In walking away from our frustrations we find ourselves. We discover spiritual depths we never knew we had. Finding oneself Is part of the deeper quest -finding God. Church Of God M. Nov. John J.K,cjt Sunday Ideal .. S 1:11a.m. 11:11a.m. - - - . . Catholic CHURCH OP GOD 113W. 22nd Street C. 0. Harris Sunday Schasl NamIng Warship Evangelistic 1ev. Family NIght Service Y.P.E.Wed. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH us oat Ave.. Saas.rd Pr. William Eels poster Aem.Peiu' $at.VIglI Mass 7:11p.m. Sim. Mass $a.m.lI:31113,sen Clilsiuises. Sit. PasSer 9:418.m. 7:31p.n,r . __________ "TRUE CHURCH OF GOD" 2711 Rld$awsid Ave. - Sanford. Funds 32771 -- - - .- (Evening Wsmsitpl lot I3rd Tuesday Alights 7:31p.m. 1:31p.m. Per TransIsrSstIll Plea 161.3111er 323-1160 - ;ia)Ir ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK Sanord, Fla. " Howard H. Hodges and Staff .:l CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. , eii 4., 29.1-14 33:1-16 2:12-32 Thursday Friday Mark 1:14-28 Matthew 22:1-22 Scriplsas selected by The *.msxan Re. SoOsty -. W" so 5:31p.m. T,ssde, Silts SOsdy andPrsysr 10:11a.m. Tisidsy and Wsi1s1, Siarlaglreups 1:11p.m. Nursery Privldsd tsr IIin : . . "." . - 5:41a.m. 11:11a.m. 7:05p.m. Eve. WSflhlp 051 fl Sea 7:21.. Wednesdsy Mints, Prayer Qroup . lssdly$aJsj 5:15a.m. iw z1& II, Pr,,,lded ' J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida SENKARIKOLASS I PAINT CO., INC. Jerry I d Senkarik and Employes iD 0441 II Sit 7*1U Mew T: - , - .• . talilm" off" Dii -lhomsbdI50O,LaIIMIVT u liff ___ is,ie soue. ii SiM Cliii' lilt Re Ave. r, Pust s.ue .,iI,., Diii. Li1LJ Rd. CeIHy Cli Slit Lake Many lid Sleds 10. ii 01151W Ave. Pleat Cliii. $10 Pelt A. Pr Cliii sO *ITluuiii ipitags, 5• 43l. . *flr,5mO. . First SlSO SO leslie First ChinA Pleat 510W Diii IIOils Mel! 5 5,lh Mames PWSO SI51 .PWSOSISODUVIISOIL.. SIt Cii. ClinifGr First Susi SO ______________ ,, ______ .ue aiiui and Employee - SI. iiuIMa*Usfl10 Cliii. 1101W.I111St IS. tiii*i., $5.MI,y - __ __ __ ITO clçi' _____ __ ____ .11 . _____ ____ ClueS IsleS Fluky, 1*1 Psrsimmss Ave. ReKil Cliii ISO. 1MW. 115011.. Sailed 'Tie Cliii ii Oil". 17* R&s.uui4 Ave., $Mhuid - . , 574$, ei Pw5 !IINu LMe . - C1I1tSTl*N •irst umes i,1*1snd Ave. liulel C lhiuidi 515 W. "Pal - Nwft _ ____ Dii' leMe - J,leN 1rv 010W Dii' IllS iii'! Lw. ISIS 010 Vut - T I)$Ms-'IHlsa.$itt.s. Boom" .- . NuVClwUe1 __ , ____ __ ____ {lfllMUIIIS$M. Ciii if 11$ CitIle Clvii. Sill Phil 0151(15 ClSSIST . ChuiiiOsLI$flLaitaee.- . Uwiki(SWatuahe tIle, V.1.174101. Crns*rny 1e511ilhs DWiSOMeWN05IIISReSNIO. Chvt .0 CIetel. 11 PIMa ep-lase On.. Litamsale Isis, - MWsat 131 LaSs Ave 50 __ r5 _ Nhs 5g 1igpe 5,. _____ 11*. *151St s:..- S-' rI's, 5150* Diii. "SOW. '7*5* 9 II'*Y0 1'r - - -- * - - - - - 11.41. c.ur-rv - - ---- LI -- - - _____ __ -. , ___ 11111011111 Ave.. plow (dl _______ Is Li,Li. le Dii MC1Re Lee. $3155' ___ V. - GUNTER TO SPEAK -- BY REV. AITIRJI PADGET ____ - - ___ , . Melts Pi.15571..le iii. Mel PeNlpr& 10.. - - -- - - 0141116 S?iJLut. _ . Ave. n . .. - . -. - ____ . ____ - . - ____ "oftv saw "51csh c.a,rnrwir wii am ________ -.- -. -.-- '• • "J - 01 - y. U omar he - -a 111111111161111011111111111111111111, j. .'*Jf 'i ,,:r -- -------- .... . .. - - .. ,. .•. . ._ - . . -•', .'/I.i , . 31 .. - I' I'.. : . a : , J...~ .. . . .! , . Ia i . ' .1.. -. .- , . ...- 41 iy.. . . . . ... .- '.' v ' F '. t ' O 'k:' - , . . • . Rev. Tomas Pereles (left) and Rev. John Braly of Westminster Presbyterla • • • Has Ministry In BYMELENDAEDMIJTON Herald COtTeSpIIdesI anis • Sp - has progressed to 40 people In amalgamated Into American his congregation. "The work is society, however, he hopes that more difficult In Central Fla. they will retain their Spanish at After pastoring over 40 years because the Spanish speaking least as a secondwy language. hi Puerto Rico as a Methodist are Integrated Into the cornRev. PerelBu would like to and Presbyterian minister, munity," he said, contrasting have at least 50 permanent Toinu Pereles retired and the area with Miami. members before becoming an moved to Cuselberry, with his Rev. Pereles has used the Independent church. At that wife, Antonia. phone book as a source of local point, according to Pereles, Sjanlah families. He related a they may huilul thalr Imen,. p..i.. . a. ..,,. c humorous Incident where he building close to Westnünlster man who can alt Idly by when he . visited a Delgado family, who and share the facilities. sees a n-Wi he spoke only English and as It At present the Spanish serHe soon iea that there turned out were members of vices are held at9:30 a.m.In the are about 50,000 Spanish Westxnlnlster Presbyterian. UflCt%50ry and Sunday School speaking people In Central He points out that these who during the English service at 11 Florida, many settled In attend his mission were not a.m. Seminole County. already regular church According to Rev. Pereles, With the help of Rev. Lucas members an There the people who make u,h1s Grile, former pastor ci Wed- Is only other Spanish. congregation come from Pito mmii., Pr..hs.t...1 siw, speuing service in Seminole Rico, Cuba, Santo Domingo, he recleved permission to begin County. ___ Guatemala, and Mexico. Many a Spanish speaking mission at Most of the people that work for airline companior WsdmnInlster, funded by the worship with Rev. Perelea are are re tired from 11* Army.' Northeed Fla. Presbytery. bH1nguaI,bigprefsrtoc Rev. Pereles and Antonja, Rev. Persist now works with their services In Spanish. He who Is affectIonately called Rev. Join Braly, who was speculates that In the distant Toalta by their congregation, In4alled as pastor of Wed- f uturethere will be less need for assisted the school board last 'Imt,r on Feb. 11. all-Spanish services as the year In helping some fgu Rev. Persist began with only youth learn the English exchange high school stuçles*s three families las Sept. 1977 and language better and become with their school work. .1 ---S I ____ __ - Missionary To Conduct Local Services 'I ....4 ftwm Major of the Mogflhque prenidep.$ M declared It Un- literature production. : "iary to Mozambique Field, he was Imprisoned as the patriotic to *5 believe In God. Airla for years, will relate rmaltcireligloua and political The Dolls hav, been ap. On Saturday at 7:30 dSa.psr1esc*sInaConv,wist oppression after the nation pointed Al missionary Rev. Doll will show alUm when he speske at the turned Cmwdst In 1t75. He evangeli sts to 12 countrIes In depicting a number ci cMlve Semlord Fled ch ci Uui us held for l3nionthewltbosj the Caribbean area and Brazil custrjn* ci Motw'blqus ,JM Nasarese at 2001 Sanford Ave. charge or trial then relsed, an well as serving an n'mm the tra nsforming pow,, ith, at 7:30 p.m. April $4. Rev. Doll tWin as the result of director of the Jamaica Gospel. He will spe4 on .. prayers by many Qiristlans District. dSYatlO:4SaJn.and7p. Rsv. and Mrs. Dali wire tlwougisoot the world. Mrs. Doll formerly served as concernIng Falth.Prcsnlse for appointed to Mamaiblqu Iii teacher In both the African world mission. The pebI is 1001 after serving Barbados Mosambique Is now to Bible School and Peetugusis Invited by Rev. Join J. lMon, ad lidod, A1 13 years as all mL1thnary activityclosed by the Seanlusry, dIrected outstation pastor, to 4 superintendent and Mission O'nIM $OVSZnt whose bash sc hools and was active In isrence. , __ - ___ __ , ARISAJVI) DOIL ,.~ I P. . I I . 31 ., . . -.. --- --. . - ____ ___ _____ - ___ -- ______ .. _____ St M*iis PVaJ,i1im Clii' WI) liii late 50. . ____ -- ' . . _____ ____ - A, w• SS them, of landScape under W mow. Their careful study OlthI Central Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave., Sanford effects ci swilliJt on 5110W them to discover the fact that will have as guest speak. I read that! thiak shadows, too, are charged with es In the 11 a.m. worship l'S will enjoy. co3r.ThewIa,eof the now service Sunday State One day, Sir Edward Bem fallen snow provided an Ideal 'fleasurer-Insurance sJ'iss, the gWs artist, went griend for sakile vat1atlos of Commissioner uiii to his inughier's ham. for color. Gunter. A former state During the mosi. the Yes, even shadows 01 the ue v--asw IePI. c11'uu may be cgsd with •U*IW *UU V. I behave at the told, an she was more. The peelieni sestative, Gunter has colorl a discovery hsr to many peopli liki to IIS 'IoN an her mother all des ma maks, art or L been active in religious thm. They ma to alaw in 1b tO lbs w' on the maw are and civic affairs leaching ioces en late at Ii weed. 1W there emly becaooe the mali ,,. m, , BuOy unttottsmeagsis, take adimvlswoltherace -4 me r.nt refleetlus serving as aSchool and deacon In the predid no good end (or am dhe'sr.yibetegodslkat. ___ e ,uhot goodwoetO. They food bei-be Sir E4WN4 color iffect evsa to th I P' -way. 001-m a.thi Ulli WheN the diud piacis. $raaddughe.r had Mood. * be wits us. is Thwausaed.lgfl.U, ThSgoIISa 01thefIMh ".gevswhmwear. lank toaflsid,asidgskis lsthd it seanthe hod dGo4 ariyinthe*.pw.me , , eventothedSrs01 heWL it eavealy places ..,. ia dSá me ma tiush evi her thscoeaerngwoal4at andb.wlinaoaui; hedses dllkwith__ tyaod color. -.'~ ab,g it. He pa m. is as."w .sveeemiUdlgpdtyto . . our wield ig He that there are redesuptive Ped* eat .1pv'-4---. ie'tt1eea1ntdesiaira bStoSaàIISMMd '-1 mas in ezpàloac.s, even In the in ii to the wield tOdS? m ah so e h us. The*01 the ,. bsd i 1 in 11111111111111010 be,, God sjae with * s or aether. u- '- 01 relittod h en ileare4.rasmo( -ijpj uy t--ig'if I -*. -news '..qpi.n, saruw, , - 1*ffl.iINW.*W. ______ belleft the worst. It has No mfr&U This will change contact with God. Contact with terrible power to hurt, to drive your spirit of fear to OflO Of God produces confidence, one inside oneself. Faith Is power and boI'wu unshine rref ___ - tracks. Active Nth produces -. __ )'$ICIUMe,C$* _ I In do __ ___ 12= -A- . _____ UNIO pig,?.. ____- . (Luke 1:00). His method, His love, His and believing that God's Exercising your faith Is the power. Fear Is believing In the goodness will come to you. Start first step In stopping fear In Its power of the devil Fear is applying your faith when you imleftwin Lads, i Midla, _R.. vow _________ ftem"it 4111111111114 . LN:': Springs -• Tiel g , P lesS Us,. Clir* 51 Ma abnormal few And tells You wrong believing. Faith Is instead of believing in evil how YOU can be delivered from believing in the power of that something bad is going to it: "Fear not: believe only" Almighty God. . In His way, happen, dart believing In God - 135$ pge$ $1150. Meeres Like Miuse Va.. 1161W. 'mSliat ReevpCliiSOMaNssiie, 55.45. 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Sell flflil SI. J11sSMtsslIserVSIeS Cliii. S._SO. 41$ IsSue $5. Oats Misalsasry ChiiIISOCI*IIP City. Ins. St PI Ispish SI) Plus see. Si. MU*o..s IspIlm 0*i, CrISP 0101. lprtaalljhl 111 ChIli. 14 's Miastsaeiy IL Cliii, 11Cow Tames. SIpSIeS CI.SIEIP,I.SI SO.. 11_I Ipeligo Willam Clspsl MJuLuiy sust Cliii. Melt $ *1111* 50. mrs-ri $•flig, Zeta Mepe SsphS i,us Owe A" g . - Of - . PIfIS A tfleaa. S WINN.DIXIE STORES ' ____ A spaghetti dinner will be held March 11 at 3:30 p.m at si 'zt Adveiitl., Qsch at rsat and Avenue to benefit the Sanford.DL.isd p.al.fluA Advance Usare necesuryand may beobt1Iedby Calling 3231082. fellowaldp hell of Coavmmlty United Methodist Church, C slbsny. Re.vat l2k s nso4J. 1. I I I Scheduled 'uruuti. Save beem based on confidence In God and living alone since my huebsad In His power to protect and died two years age. I reed so deliver us. Faith teaches us to much about crime in the think of Christ not only In terms aewipeper that Vm afraid to go of what He did two thousand outdtbekoisieaim Lately! years ago, but to think of thin c't relax or sleep for fear of as living In our everyday lives.. someone brooking Is. How can I right now. overcome this terrible fear? Jesus said, "I give unto you ANSWER: Part of your fear power.. over all the power of Ii flQflhlW. IL IS b1511 upon respect for danger. This normal Confidence produces security, the enemy. an 11 11 by any means .. you 14 1.l5aU... arfl you, Im..*. peace e And 1019) As a believer we have 1bout ncw* YO home from Intrudlers and to be fear. You cannot wish fm power! This power is above all sensible about going out alone away or Imagine It gone But the at nigit. But part of your fear Is you can use your faith and Wt3o ° the newspape abnormal. It Is the part that believe fear away! brings you torment; and It Is Fear Ii a reversed form of )' '"ns your eDlflly. The Bible spooks faith. It Is believing, but it's believe right. By that I mean Cailyl. Johnelm, chairman of the Tash Force for CA1 (CrImes to the Elderly), Orlando, will be the speaker at the WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson . I . , .- .1 . WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff PUBLIXMARKETS and Employes JOIN THESE SPONSORS ANDHELPKEEPTHIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE S4.00 PER WEEK CALL 322-2611 fl 'Distant Thunder' Golden Yam Foliowft at own, ' .P is that is saying to you, 'Give - Widow Lives With Fear Crimes To Elderly STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff , '%'L _. ' U - -- Spaghetti Dinner - .... .. . •1 - - _11111111111111111111111111111111111111 SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY irn?'. .. Distant Thunder", Mark IV Pictures' ?$inlnute color 'sequel to "'Thief In the Night" will be presented by Sanford ..Flrst Church of the Nazarene Sunday, March 1$ at 7p.m. at .r. tO 2511 Sanford Ave. Pass. MYF3ndI4II$,.a. ! .-,I . ri is Miss Reed, Whim Ipelass MerilmiWinhip PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes • WINTER SF11111 PRISEYTIRIAN CHAPEL ii7h1.dlyA..4IatCiwdI The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notic And Directory Page Possible KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff . ____ Tucker Dries, Sulaad Estates Pasta, THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance 1:11p.m. UP*AI.A PIIS5YTIRIAN CHURCH Car.Css*yCI,iIUpeala Md. Deewlulles Pals. isadsylcihsO 5:111.U. Wsva vl laNa. Nufli,,iPrivlded -- _____ - 7:31p.m. Wed.C1isirpWica CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - aule " liberty Singers will present a program at Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry, at the 7 p.m. service lidS)'. 11:11a.m. ... u .. . people disliked by the Jews. ,I % . - er 5:41a.m. Yaett Group 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. aC . . I *9 , . fli,na, .. Liberty Singers Minister Sunday Church IcIest Msrnlagw,vsilp Nov. AiIm P'llasi Sunday School . - Slallasasliharlag Saturday Mark 10:17-31 CcpyngM 1979 Kiss. Adverting Service. Stasburg -v HARRELL&SEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff ii.; BIBLE BOOK CENTER Zayre plaza 33• 55:1-13 Jeremiah Wednesday Joel Nov. A.P. Stvsss AIWIIFWD,. _____ Rev. Fred N. Sander PeaSel CiUnt$dIIII :11a.m. . DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Màl Dekleand.Employes . Isaiah Tuesday Ezekiel GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford . fiWO Monday FLAGSHIP SANK OF SEMINOLE and Stiff 200w. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. -.,.. 1100 All S&j,yjy , THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRISSYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave., Late Mary GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - 7:11p.m. Thursday NlgMler,lce Methodist ________________ 11:41a.m. .., . a PIeniry ______ - ruier 1:31a.m. -SliteSfedy 11444A. Bring your frustrations to church. Learn how to walk away from them with courage and faith. That man stands mighty straight who has learned to believe In himself .. and In God. 4-116 4p.m. .v 5:00*. We are not alone. Life Is the Creator's gift. To fulfill Its potentials we need His help -especlaly when our own hopes dissolve In disappointment. 11:11a.m. 6:11p.m. Sunday Schest MimIng wsrlilp Evasgellstlilervuce s*e.m. - I • - • . me a drink,' you would have Bishop Thomas J. Grady, of the Orlando Catholic asked him and he would have then perceived that Jesus was a messiah and what he had told given you living water.' Patricia llo'an prophet. b ' 8-year-old daughter her. Soon they came streaming .1 Said the woman to him, "Sir, of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hogan, Maitland ADDCAI Th e climax came when from the village to see the Man , aster you have nothing to draw with Jesus, In his discourse with the who celebrating Mass at St. Mary Magdalen Church, proclaimed he was the and the well is deep; where do woman, said: "The hour Is messiah. In turn, he visited Altamonte Springs where he kicked off the annual you get that living water?" coming, and now Is, when the with them for two days. Bishop's Appeal for Service Enrichment. Jesus answered, "Everyone true worshipers will worship The woman of Samarla' who drinks of this water will the father In spirit and truth, who had lived with six men, thirst again, but whoever for such the father seeks to no herd neofwhomwas drinks of the water that I shall worship him. God is a spirit and Yo th v had been so encumbered by give him will never thirst; the those who worship him must materiality that she was During both of the morning minister of music, Mark Bqpe Thursday, water that I shall give him will worship in spirit and truth." blinded to the world of the the youth will have a become In him a spring of services this Sunday, Dr. Jay T. as organist, Alice-Margaret Bible The woman continued in the spirit. BUt Jesus awakened in study, plans for which are water welling up to eternal discourse with Jesus, "I Cosmato, pastor of First Bose know her a relationship to God, the and Lisa Pickens as being made by Lisa Hughes. life." that messiah is coming (he who eternal spirit. Baptist Church, Sanford, will pianists and Gary Beverly Friday and Saturday, the L present the symbolic key of the bringing the The *woman then begged is called Christ); when he message. There youth will be going on an Jesus to give her some of that comes, he will show She received from Otr* a church to the youth pastor, will also be youth us all uniqu ushers under overnight retreat to Busch living e gift never bestowed water so that she would things." Gary Beverly. This will signify the direction of Greg Walnright. Gardens Campground In not thirst again or have to draw q woman bef ore When he Jesus startled her when he that for the week of March 1 A full week of activity has Tampa. While there they will water, something of God's said, "I who speak to you am the youth will be filling been planned for the youth: attend meetings of the Florida her, she went for th a He said to her, "GO, call your he." positions 1n the churcJdaff and Monday the youth hays West Coast Billy Graham husband, and come here." The w nitirisAn ' organIzatIons, Her thoughts suddenly began challenged the adults to a Crusade., woman then told him she had no to soar so high that she longed On that day, under the voileyballmatch atthe church; (NEXT: Sinning woman This annually scheduled week husband, leadership of Patti Edgemon, Tuesday, a night of youth to share with others what she (From "Wisdom from Wotnen Spoke Jesus, "You are right, had learned from Christ. Youth Sunday School Director, visitation followed by a "Come will come to a close at the In the Bible" by Edith Deen. conclusion of the worship jou ha ve had five husbands, the yolm jUJy'a !xljt j. . umh'fll, "th1s ótie yoitiiow have is not her water pot and went to tell Deen. Reprinted as teacher, during the Bible of Janie Fisher, 123 Larkwood sm by permission March 25, when the youth your husband." The woman the village people about the of study time, As Glenda Alder- Drive. On Wednesday, Harper & Row.) April pastor returns the symbolic key man directs, they will also be Morris, youth WMU director, to the church's pastor. leading during the church will be overseeing meetings of Arrangementsregular for the week training hour, 6 p.m. the youth mission '. The entire evening worship organizations, while the youth being made by the church's Youth Council In cooperation service will be led by youth, pastor will be In charge of the with Usa Hughes serving as midweek service, at 6:30 p.m. with Youth Director, Chris Hitchey. served In Haiti, will apsak. ReA,s.IH'dll. Rsvt.V$L.IrysiiPsdSr Rev. RemOst ChIll, At.ii Pastsr 5:410.0. - . - p -- ...aa#'. it The Singles Group from Community United Methodist Church of Cauelberry will hod the "Rebuilders" from FrI.emsàhip Baptist Church Altamonte Springs, Saturday at a 6:40 p.m. covered dials supper In the Community's fellowship haiL Martin and Reba McClain, missionaries who formerly S .1*5, flu$RYTUIMONmCH Ovlsds($lavsa) 4:11p.m. 7:11p.m. pop ad Nursery Seuday Schall ST. LUK(1 LUTHERAN CHURCH 11.4241Red Sag Rd. 5:41a.m. 11:11a.m. '- COVENANT CHURCH M,,stg Wup . 'I.' I 1 ,' L r 1 . His disciples had gone Into ft city to buy food. He was thirsty, so he asked the woman for a drink. But she questioned why he should ask her for a drink of water when he was a JewandahewasaSamarjtan,a ' - I. ¶, Galilee. - ' I" When the Samaritan woman came to draw water at Jacob's well at Sychar, she found Jesus sitting there, weary from a Journey he was making to .. i PRESBYTERIAN (Leffiera. Church Il America) PasSer Wansip 11:11a.m. Cierat latheS 1:11a.m. N4pea pij5j pm"J. pklhw 11 I Supper ?o . Rev. Ralph 1. Lumen 10:11a.m. 7:31p.m. Timidly 7:31p.m. #... ..... . / The Ladles Guild of Ascension Lutheran Qmurch, Cauelberry, will hold a rummage and bake sale on Friday, Much 30 from 8:30 e.zii. to 5p.rn. at the church As on cension Drive. There will be women's, men's and ch ildren's clothing, dishes toys, books and linens. l:31p.m. Presbyterian GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH lSI7OrlaadnDr. Il-fl avan"Is, Wednesday Slit. Class RAVINNA PARK IAPTIITCNUICN 2743 Cseiivy 0* lIed 11:31a.m. Kladergarsia ad Nursery 'p.--. lvralag 1:116.m. SiedaySctlsl ....... -ø ISIlPartAvews 'JUUU flUIU ' II:NLm. 7:11p.m. ..YluagPels TImidly ivssln, Ilajelledy ISIS Oat Ave. 11111 L~sn HIr'd TV "This Is Tie Life" Rev.lImerA. ie,cisr Paste' PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Faster 1:410.m. 11:118.m. 6:50p.m. 71lp.m. To mist THE REIDEMIR Church Of Christ 0%_ 11.8 160 St. a" MMMM-110 A R5aildIat Msrsiagwsnhip (vestal WsrMIip LUTHERAN CHURCH OF 7:11p.m. Sunday lctssl Maclag W,nNp Evsgsffstic Services Wed. DIM* Study Cangeerars Meeting Sunday Luth eran Ma$1 liIIp.m. now"Rem deify ISCN Wit Liii. asie to p.m. TsN.7$.2134 7:31p.m. lI:11a.m. ll:11a.m. 7:31p.m. 7:31pm 6:31p.m. Sunday Evening By Edith Deen (Fourth of eight parts) -. Dr. J.D. Grey, who served as ps*ar First Baptist church of New Orleans for 35 years, will speak at revival services at graJ Baptist Quwth, 13th and (k Avenue, Sanford, March 25.30. Sunday services will be at 11 am, and 7p.m. and week. day services, Monday tbrough Friday, 7:30 p.m. and services and meal at now. A nursery will be provided for children three and younger. .l Orange Street MaraffigWirsllp ..thii -., . Revival Services 7:11p.m. 7:31p.. Pill? PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP SANFORD 4:11p.m. WantIp ")Wideaiiay ivialag Prayer Service ls:ss.. Rev, I. Rum Grant Sunday School Meeting at Winter Spgs. Elementary Il:ISi.m. Sunday School Wsntlp 11:11a.m. i.e. Relict Burns Faster 11:10a.m. 11:11a.m. kullyIdlhsI WINIIIIj Risllmsay Is,. IT. Nsdsway 1. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD WINTR SF01. COMMUNITY IVANOILICAL CONARISATIONAI. FIRUC$URCNOPC$II$y SCIUNTIS? DULTONA Ecm owe Vol dae ded m., Congregational Woman At Well -- - I I .- This Sunday is 'Senior Citizens" Day at First Baptist Church Of Oviedo. All senior citizens and retired persons will he reco1zed and honored at the 11 am. worship service. Special music will be presented by the church's senior adult choir. Pastor William Man will bring a special message. IilMatffaadAveese 1I1113131 A1t_ $pe$pge rim*iewr , : Senior CitizensDay Services $softy Evangelical Christian Science - 7:11p. l:11p.m, ledlyldIsIt ~. • APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH Pelli 11:110.m. 7:11p.m. 7:31p.m. _ ; Pentecostal 11:11a.m. t,,. 19ilwag Service ,:d L' Raster 1:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. TI,IGov. LiSVD.SHI? H2OyCammiflle4l JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1431 West Fins Street S.I,Stansse Faster St5daySdi.sI Evasgsllsllefvice MI4WIH Service (Wad) Nvn.cy Provided Air all Episcopal P00ft W40110 I:3ls.m. pallor 9:314.m Morning Worship ll:N.. Evening W.rthlp O:SSp.m Tees. Evening Prayer 5ev. l:Ilp.m. Tess. Official Board Meet 0:11p.m. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESOP CHRIST NTIYSIDI BAPTIST CHURCH Nov. N.H. Serbs Jr. Sunday 1(1111 Congregational . The 1979 Governmental Seminar sponsored by the Florida Council of Churches will be April 2420, in Taflihawe. The proçanm will Include briefings on legisla tive Issues by state ;leglalators, a hidnistrators and citizen lobbyists; debate on the Constitutional Convention; aemlnar on key Issues; workshops -on network building and citizen advocacy and an Opportunity visit and lobby date leglalator. The seminar is open to members of Florida IMPACT, Churches and synagogues, Including YOuth, who are Interested In better understanding and Participating in gov t,j procgm, Deadline for regldrat1 IN April 18. For Information and registration form contact Florida Council of Churches, 710 E. .:ColonIal Drive, Sue 200, NEW RETHIL AN! CHURCH Baptist . . Women Who Knew Jesus -. - -_,~_ ~_ - --Z;-. I .-. . ! ,*,r ,-,N, - V Governmental Seminar Sponsored By Council l:45a,m - , .,~, I I Pastor Pastor 1:31 6 11 1.1". Sunday 5(11111 UMYF .. Bref i ~~ FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH lIlPartAve. Lee F. Kin, V. Scott Harris p :. 11 �ol $A—Eveni ng Herald,uif0d, Fl. BLONDIE FY Ma rch 16,1979 by Chic Young ACROSS Unlikely 48 Box for coal 49 47 Colorado pa I4 Ether Towel ::Er 12 Poverty-*If ) 0 ( \ 13 I practice 15 (51) t- 11 •qoncy(abbr.) Be Compass Love of curios point nnabar 57 Pioe fittin g E o 'IvIeIj I f LjR}j1jj J O'ti 0 $ ! - L 10 Fabulous __ 8EEJ.!.E -BAILEY WHY DOES \ HIS TAIL AO WHEN YOU GIVE HIM / FOOD? i A1-J) \ liii 27 Indulger 2 Staggered 3 fantasy 29PI1yincsrd 4 Always _y MocJ.%¼er I / IPUNNO. \ A - (\_. IT PCIESN'T MAKE MUCH SCNSE, POES,Jf.' ri _____ 0)4 YEAH? DID YOU EVER, TRY 70 WAG STOMACH? 35 Greek 37 Italian dish 41 John (Sp.) - - I THE _BORN LOSER 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 — • — 51 Make an edging 52 Inner sell 35 Volcano product aimlessly — f \ SET MALWA 2 k Scribble . 9 10 Ii — — — iT. — 20' 21 — — — I 18 by Art Sansom JAW. \ 9 4EI.rish 45 Friend (Sp.) 1 41 Blouse ruffle Caesar 23 Reeks 44 Home 6 Three (prefix) 24 That is (abbr.) 46 Egg(Fr.) 7 And to on 25 Wrinkle 47 Customer (abbr.. 1st.. 2 28 Yes 50 Compass 32material Genetic point 8 Testament 42 That girl 00 q450 Q hormone 30 Black bread 5 Comedian 31 Go wrong 33 Coagulate 34 Year(Sp.) YOUR . 36 7#nonized boost woman (Fr.) I I Mediterranean 38 Sound of saiingvesse hesitation 19 Beginning --39Spruçq 21 Female 4O Lofty — 22 23 24 25 D, \ (5TKIVØ ItR MEPRITY, \1rt1ffi, P'! l 1OL'( A MfPkX AM /Jk il -_..--' Qr'r AT H6 I 27 26 28 — — — 29 — — — — — — 30 3 opm; 33 8 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 1 - 45 _______ '*RCHIE I YSO YAØUT DERE y4,BUT I READ VHERE- WELL. FAR AWAY f VERE ALREADY SO WHAT f R. VIDDE E WE MVE A NINE CARS IN OUR LOT HAS I PARK PARKI IT! A CAPACITY ON TVELF LOT HERE OF 200 CARS Si.4 lie 46 by Bob Montana 54 46 — — 47 — — — — — 49 50 51 IN DIS CITY, EVERY 7" GETS — 53 — — — ______ 58 si - ' — — ss — — '52 — — 5 — — EN INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I AT SCHOOL . 0 -- a"//. "/' - . BY3ERNICEREDEOSOL "-' '' "" ____ ' ' EK & MEEK by Howli Schnoider 1 K&ANIS 5q'LA1WT /1 / MM".1 1 FRLvj*.R IWQ TAE - V T ------_ 3.t . I- .. • - V POWr7RAPE NT SELl.. ME /) ITS FOR THE GOOP OF ( THE CLU8. IST1JART! THIS IS, YO(JR NEW L'JPLORP.') ( Evening years old and I have arthritis and high cholesterol. I have read that cod liver oil has been I Lamb would like to try it. Is Cod liver 00 Of any Value In treating arthritis? DEAR READER - No. It won t help at all. YM*RE BENG RE TEP. r -A LANPLORP. 3• - _____ I ___ BUGS BUNNY by Stofful & Hilmelaki A00! ,I "MRC1411cic Hmm -V I VAOK IN'MC ON OYLVIfTAX: Nar I WARMTH OF,YOUR: AV/ ROW1911 / ,d AppgoAiiopi You COMIN& Wint THE WALLPAPGRIme? — WIN BRIDGE AT ______________ ful diamond tuftsis? He w9l dill nuke four if tnwmp break 3-3. Can he handle a 42 bump break and losing diamond finean? period. Better keep your roUw standing up for what you know NORTH 3-16-A dista body. You'll be con. to be riot. 0754 stently on the P. VJ9 VIRGO (Aug. n4les. n) A 743 PUM (Feb. SMarch 30) spiendki Ida may be press" You could find yourself in the to you today. To take Advantage WEST EAST of dever and witty of it you May have to think of a "11.141-6 your way to got out of a previous K Q J 6 0 A 1093 tolday. 91542 973 menL I° Q953 0$6 • A mI#A Set own in the w 41 # QJ 1075 fal.siy thinki ng they' re WVIasks IUIEhaul wu.Y, brigbisr. Discover which Wgm but you might need som 082 I= are most compatible with blinders ar nd IV 6 for yow copy of b von. for counter •A 4 'Latter. Ma situations. sod to AstroGra* P.O. Boz You codd Now the whole wad. Vulmrable: East-West 40 Radio City Stathm, N.Y. WOMO (Oct. 36-NOv$ Dealer: South to SCif7 birth FUR Wd nclUgi '1gs 0011. Be pop up Wft and youll wut to West North East S.sth dw 29 AlItIM11111- rd, 214prO 19) be reedy to take adv=tW of Pan 2 NT PM 30 P4111010 YON dW5't count 00 will *M D111151 dart1411111ft 1301310 Pass 31V Pan 4,w PAN Pan Psals coiiliIie forth taft to chow ym projectL effaft while don Am whom SAGfINAM(Nov. U4Dsc. Yft were expiseftis suppiort 31) 11bp owaid got a liMe Opening load: 0 K wmlt more active then I= OWMW 7 ! L Blackwood's trump ~Zceman to work. South ruffs the third' spiade. Leads his 10 of trumps to dummy's Jack1 takes and lam the dhUhOnd , ou finesse. West had the third defen. sive trick and would Ww to lead his last spade and force South to ruff, but there Is thatt policeman trump in dummy ready to ruff a sps4e and pvtod declarer. 2 TAU1US (*il AM am - - 0-In YOU hold: 4 KQJ 102 W KQ1OI May 30) eros dhomstodq. WUbstia, 5d?010tZ ____ mebe an waVick uniless &idge,- I cam of thIs nowspig. you could put toto actio, an might overindulge. Pace trimi k 8-1. p,, P.O. , I' - erilmii~ pbo, but lave yoma about an unsuccess. Station, Now York, N. Y. 10019.) by .tan Li. and John Romita SPIDER-MAN, • t1111111111j i1ar ___ i I •ASI A I 0 4 • - $1 .S 5uM5, Op $iu - - AIN'T 2M A*. i va"i ; iv -- . ___________ US JIDF s Imp- • -. 'TUMBLEWEIDS - by T. - - •.1liFac gq_ __ ' '' w Fi ' 1 . . .L __________________ m . q , I& ; 11. NOW Sets Sixth *"MA* *co~ Ar'n Annual Meeting After People from all " of Um date will pdw for do sixth annual Florida NOW (Ndload OWWado for . j A - - Hera combinations in the new career apparel being worn b all women employees.The snappyuniforms are i cinch to mix and match or coordinate with a variet of fashion items including tunics, vests, jumpers, two dresses, pants, skirts and jackets. The basic uniform colors are beige, cafe and rust with coor. dinate print and striped blouses. Studento Wanted To Study Abroad . •WI NOW .4.... _.fl -44-- 4 7w 1 __•__4 ally r workshops dieting with tika 10 dIE11111116114701111111111t . W W W41• WI .[)kthI. 14 j . Ji1JUW EdseMhis.' — a 1W rA wdcww orp , and p,sj ______ ____ WL1UWlJVUWTJIWS should DEAR ABBY: Plesse answer in the pqw because I live in a a everfoodoulm Iig dock. What woolid you do it ym , " 34 Years of macringS. i*I'* im0d that be bas a 37-year-old dair? IralasdhsiL Weal In ows ore become completely Is. depei4eat (Tim yew Parents. Yes meet sgpW y9WsA mdw yew we decision smi or Abby YGW M actions, At 31, Ya Are SW MVSL Get going. The teen years are the 0 seF 1 7"1" questioning years. Abby has the a *gh., in to an # Our family life baa been good CONFIDENTIAL TO L011 her booklet, "Wh at5Tanagers up to now, but this Is upsetting. OF f101I300 IN MILWAU- Want to W should I do. EE* Yes need a "pore along Mainped(IIc.nts) FROMASMALLTOWN lactasy — whichI.aèirsed envelope. ' DEAl flOSIz Adeine your InfOMAtIOn coming to MY house Iii S Setter. Also, I in IU Uwe are other girls who would like to know. VIRGIN ORNOT DEAR VIRGIN: Alth yen kave done everylki" lilT- the huE makes the Door My llmai told me that a m cam, to his place of wish ad I1I'ed herself is therIhegstprysws ____ x Getting Married? upsetbig,heaoldhsddo uytkJag bit many her Isgolnops Uftiheheass ad gh5gv, he w't rosily 8, ad4b)hswtosk. manag. lbs Ibis diap pd.Now,ohirUIMuthui 11 to lbs w —. he vi . to dial with it he sees IL 1B $hi -----t hsrfl My1U1.he . .r. ad MW Usthese are not a distant out of resch As you ,, 4km -- You can live with familyIn the __ -- .--- ___ nob bd6d woo* am he WNW,IMC061861ft "beses (the Students depart km the United States knowing they win lawn a now language, meet new people and we new things; and when they return they realize that have made meaningful attachments their They host t 'a muchtomore- __________________ Gloria Stsimm a diarta mem of NOW, will OW the first general session of the conference all a.m. on Saturday. Mrs. Stainena will Wn be the fedurW Walker at a luncheon at 12:30 n.m. on Satirday. Did living overseas for the summer or year? Students who don't think this could be possible have found their opportunity by being an exchange student on Youth for Under. standing international student exchange program. International adventures . 1W #ALX TAM Engagement and wed! ding Wm q*9 nouncement. accepted from students for eight. week smum and Yew programs. ep M I. You IWU to be rich or a genius to participate in Youth for Understanding. 11r. Is no limit to the , number of students ac- - - - - - - - - , -- -. -. . •.. -. J -.• -. .. -- -- j.: , -. . . - ... . -. - the mofdelayed Payments and partial Anyone interested in obtaining application I I ma4 terial s I. I write: Youth for Understanding, 330 Hammond Drive, No. 201, Ailanta, Ga. 30328 or call collect: (404)252-9384. photw"he I a picture is information desired with the an- nauamL- We Are Proud To Announce at HELEN SMITH formerly of *. 0' L th OURSELVES editor for L and L and S is Peggy's Beauty Shop -0131 (winimm me"Vs 1A10 cam 140" ... TODAY 11111111 do% out No W ed 1@1110111* and from another be flexible about his daily living patterns. Program fees cover orientation, travel, counseling. placentent an~ . awiimnsraisve PP participant responsible for his own fee and personal spending Money, there are financial - sbinitted within two weeks of iii. weing. Contact Tb. Herald bd we new kv,dwomo ad he VIM amm in do "Wo 1A The student who will succeed in this in. ternational experience is one who Is open to ad. venture and change within hlmnself.Theteenagermuat have a strong desire to live Wedding MW IN SANFORD very, very dw, applicants have a choice of Wee countries. Foreign language study. while always helpful, Is only required for 4 of the 23 countries. good A academic record is desirable for all students but is necessary for ad. Mission to the year program. and pictures offices to iii. ce these eves. The nlm 7 eonmwI,dbyprofeioim.l and black white do* Ind 11110 Far East, Europe or South America as a Youth for Underd-nding; exchange student. ad . e Mary Greene (left) and Cheryl Green could be 0 6" aw the O"ot -- em comparing their figures In more ways than one. The two employees of First Federal and Savings of Seminole In Sanford are wearing some of the country and culture for life. On March A NOW memben will m=bW an the sup of the now CW4d for an ERA rally to "m ft cm Side Rp. along L - PaISW CAREER APPAREL THAT FIGURES here mage., In ee. Particisients will discuss issusa critical to the women's movement at the tlwse.dsy conference. Her ld K. Ryon I. . W11hf.j#%I "_ - 0% Cenfreaos rsgrMlon bsjm at $ 30 iwu'idsd the entire wrn1 for ___ - - '' W' - . ___ __ / k Carnival Promises Spring Fling r'. 10 MOW VAK MOO rr ' ________ - __ .• 1. INC -. • w Judith Coffey Jones and John Scott Kirk were married a ..March 25 is your chance to 1 Feb. 24 at noon, in the Reformation Chapel of the First -. I aiti a veteran and enjoy good .' Presbyterian Church of Orlando. g® fellowship, all at NANCY Rev. Michael Andrews of the Merritt Island the same time. BOOTH Presbyterian Church performed the double ring Y / The Winter Springs Post and Winter Springs Correspondent ' Auxiliary No. 54O is sponsoring is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Coffey I combination flab fry and 3274735 of Orlando. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. chicken barbeque on that date, ..d William L Kirk Sr. of Sanford. from 2 to 6 p.m., at the Winter The bride chose for her vows a two-piece David Moore *rings Veterinarian Clinic, of pale peach sheer polyester. She carried two 4. Include one or two seats are, P. white orchids interspersed with baby's breath and daisies. If You prefer to eat at home, 34-&7A44-l1I4-WI6-17-I9-2IA reception followed on the Tens Deck of the Empress the good folks at the VFW have 28-28-38-3243-34.3547. Lilly at Lake Buena Vista. Family and friends of the take out" food available. 38494042-43-44.45.46.48-4944. bridal couple were entertained from 2-4 p.m. Whichever way you decide to 554&574&&MI414W. Following a wedding trip to the Carolinas, the go, you can be assured, It will If you live within one of the newlyweds are making their home at Banana Lake, dliCIl :Above precincts and wish to Sanford. The bride is claims supervisor of General Proceeds for this event will serve on the Executive CornAccident Group Orlando. The bridegroom is an attorney go towards purchasing canteen mittee, please contact with the law firm of Smal bein, Eubank, JoPinson, Rosier lxb and other needed Items man Rod Cable, or Vice.. and Bussey of Daytona Beach, Cocoa and Orlando. -• for the veterans who are Chairman Peggy flattaway for patients at the Tampa VA y.io.e information. MR. AND MRS. JOHN SCOTT KIRK .9ospital. All this for just $2.50 It was announced at the 4W person. March meeting of 1 As part of Its continuing Auxiliary to VFW Post No.50, "Americanism program, the fbat $In.V waft of coupons ;Ladles Auxiliary to VFW ftst was donated this p" month to No. 5400, Winter Springs the Orlando HrnaneSocjetyto Red Bug Elementary .presesteda3' iS' outdoor flag help this orginliatlon School PTA will Vonoor to the Seminole County Agri- worL the amusi Spring Fling cultural Cwter on US 17-A $1,704.04 worth of coupow carnival at the school on were donated to the Home for Red Bug Lake Road, . Presentationwas made by Atypical Children in Orlando by Satur day, Mardi 24 0511 President Esther Jacobs and the Ladles' Auxiliary. Immediate pad president Kay In a continuing effort to help .. Be.ent to Director of the support a Children's Village In The great fun day '.1:. wha4'r future booths and Item to ary collect.w conceled postage plem everyone in the Happy Birthday wishes to dampi. Exactly $278.53 worth family. For the children, - .Cathie Arm Robicheau,who was of stimnpa was collected this there will be 10 booths eW on Much 2. Cathie moved pigg rwr& where they can tat their to Winter SWIW with her skills or luck and a "moon mother, Catherine; from her The nod meeting of the wa&" home In Lynn, Mass., some 10 Ladles' Auxiliary to VFW Post Fee the great bsrpin months ago. No. 5406 will be held at the Post hunter. there will be a flea Home on March 19, at I p.M. market And auction, with Discussion of a fund ralsing The Pot ham is located at 117 dinners. certificates and function,a quarterly newsletter No. P110may 1740, Longwood. Items donateti by local or newspaper, details of nw merchants. ding a student to observe the Bob Dyggrt, many, yms a For plant lovers there legislature in session, and at. VFW State Ch&pkin, gad Post will be a booth with plants large appointments were the Ch&pI&1n, was honored by his for age. There will be a topics Of cmvcNMm at the fellow members of the Winter baked goods sale and lunch March Springs vr-w at the Mardi of hamburgers or hot dogs County Democratic Executive meeting of thet org&nkstion. can be bought on campus. Committee. Bob was presented With a Mentioned " was the fact that wu engravW with the Mothers have been that there are 69 vacant words Past Slaw Oiap'n and meeting for five weeks to • precinct seats in the Lifetime Member. has create the unique Democratic rolls of Seminole been a dedicated member of the items to be add at the "44. t County. Open precincts, which VFW for some 25 Years. carnival. Original wood 5111111119001111 burned pla ues Barbara David (left) shows clever magnetic washboard note cramed board whit ce altais displays a tole painted coal and hat rack. dOU0 craft, ceramics, Ali of the proceeds from a fun way to meet "It's " cultural events, buying 11 decorative magnets, the school, the Spring FlinS will be people in other things for the classroom frultratka pencils crewel, used to help the sdwd said Barbara Davis of the and environmentally.and needle point. throu'gh bringing In work sessions. MELENDA EDNIMN - • w - -•-- atient S"*11* IW Sewd wo@Iisili's Few ad ow 30 I '. U$ AS VA . q_ z P4 J r fl Xlofk Exchange Vows - - *65 ad do Abe lsebg b*.Yes z4fil dwp yew CAMKMN (Dec. &J&L A CommeticiA eadw adw phms at do Ud mimb. Doet 19) AB "as of tua &W iD. We qude hm Eulsy what we think d an pr,,1 I d 81m*wM a declarer has Is the hIjh.card.Pauhant attifflien todsy. A word of "Snip Polkanwi. I1 1Y Gi (May fl4ij 30) (m( jg y e no criticbm d , South IOU to four h"rts for *oft " you P. Acedwamwbein ow who praers to pm AQUAIIIAX (Jw Web.111) an bft ta a Jsb wd 0101111111. We ummi of the banon ond. :% it The hand is b ne aer good head. 11010. a On diff..s Me PsIssi n Zveryftl seems to caiiitils Is i. U ruff 5h ShIM r.ajls (1W$5 )fl5Rflj AMPS.) bodise iM' yøi you won't mu — a .'. . y, and isis that a successful or (F . 'FRANK AND ERNEST . wants to lead, Muth in goft to draw trump@ mW clialm the red of the tricks. ____ • .1 .- Jones, '• jo& 't They could spoll 6ings for WL Nefth 179 im LEO (July 23-Aug. n) to twist you Situations win arise this Someone may .n.mLe4 ysor which wili u*ks oro his or hor finger today. _. — a i - o - .. those out who 1 - Judith Fo To Benefit • .1 2?Iazn told that ltisa form II cure for it. when they receIvany treat VD and there is n0 husband th my ment,regaiiessofwhether the Periodically, bo sores, on his treatment is of any value or not. and I get these No Mine I don't mew that the fliness is nose, Chin Or Penis My e buttocks. th ur on talking o in a akin to went abo ut actual diseases, such as husband arthritis. That's why it's so specialist who diagnosed t as hard to judge whether a new herpes simplex number and medicine really is helping told him it was a form of VD people or whether they are and there was no cure for g merely helped by their faith in We have both five doctor. these sores for about the medicine and their Some types of arthritis have and It is ruining our sex remissions which would occur Please tell me 11 YOU know naturally anyway, whether the any cure. Also, when haves doctor provided medicine or Pat test, It is never not. If a person happens to be Please help me. taking something that he thinks DEAR READER — I wish ,l will help the arthritis at the could. 11 truth is we don't time the natural renlasion have any good !flediCfflS tO occurs, he Is greatly iznpiud treat viruses. Herpes Is a with It That's how you get these infection. Antibiotics work well stories of people having for bacteria, but viruses are miraculous cures from some whole new ball game. There are some anti-viral Unlikely suIntance. cod liver oil contains lots of medicines in the research st* vitamin D. If you take a lot of it of development but some of and also get vitamin D in your those have undesirable side milk (I hope you are drinking or df otherwise getting about a quart- The herpes simplex sore a day) plua other food, you can the common cold sore. Herpes soon approach toxic levels. simplex number 1 Is usuallY Persistently taldng2O) units a around the lips. The difference day or more can cause sof- inthe location of the two viruses In the past gave rise to the tening of your bones. have statement that herpes simplex probably You offteoadhift. I am sending number I was above the belt you The Health Letter number and herpes simplez number 2 4-10 to give you. more in- was below the belt. That formation about It Others who distinction isn't applicable want this issue can send 50 anymore for a variety of CC" WM a long,stamped,"ff- rem= addressed envelope for it. Send The Pap test ls used to look at your request to me In care of the Characteristics of YOW cells this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, to see if you have any changes Radio City Station, New York, that might indicate cancer. N.Y. 119. They are not done to look for about herpes simplex number Pap test. LE , nd OuInt.r$prlflg 4 you please tell me something disposed herpes from your 7AE W, — r1uJ,u.1.r _____________________________ DEAR DR. LAMB - I'm 64 59 Comedian Sparks OURSB.VES - In Using Cod Liver 0 !0 type ' Practice Constraint trifJJsJ!j IINJE (abbr.) 0 0 M 53 N.ckpiece compound (ZJ) rk Answer to Previous Puzzle . .•. - - -..• - .••.• - - - �1OA-Evenh,1 Hera. Sanford, Fl. Friday1March If, 1979 Legal Notice _____ jiEioc - THE CIRCUIT COUNTYN AND INTHECIRCUI?COURT,OFTNE FOR EIOHTII*TN JUDICIAL ClL.$EMFKOLE COUMTY IN -- 4DAff FLORIDA CivIl Action No 7$-$CA4.i FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, etc. • FRIDAY, MARCH11 Tugtewosd AA, doaed, $ pin., St. Richard's 1ake Howell Road AA, closed, 6p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Plaintiffs, s GARY S. HUDGINS an MARGARET M. HUDGINS, his . CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMINOI. COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 1I.272SCA.I.K MASONRY ASSOCIATES. INC., a Florida corporation, Plaintiff • SIGI%MAN A. HAMILTON wife, Defendant. Qurch. SR 4 Defendants. Un'tnkable Molly Brown" Hall. Free to public. SCccboraleprese.ts "The p.m., Fine Arts Concert Yo Adult Clab for SIagIe., 9 m, orla Qub, 710 E. Rollins, (lando. p NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the Amended Finej Judgment entered in this cause, in the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida, I will sell the property situated in Seminole Gard ______ 'rbe.spclJs.tylee4.e, 7:30 p.m., 1606 New York , - p.m., Qirlatlan Qunch. 8ATURDAY, MARCH 17 Sathrd AA Women's Grasp, 2 p.m., 11 W. First Cauelberry (A, closed, 6 p.m., AS 515101) im Defto • gai Cub, 7:30 Qiurch. • • wp SL ' Florida. atpublicsale,tothehigh,standbast bidder, for cash, at the west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, &, a. eispesi scy te1i on BIavatJk)r'sSe( Doctlnre,10am., 1601 New York Ave., Grlando 11:00 AM., on March 2W, D75 (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. WIodsGerdeaClljbpl_tssIe,9:30a.m.4p.,, ' Woodland. recreation ares on Wern Fork, l.aigwood. -. Etder from SR 434, follow arrows. Home and garden lanta, ioU, mulch and fertilizer. Tme. ( 134a, uaite Qiershee 7 Clerk By: Betty M. Capps, Deputy Cierk ' ROWE. STANTON MASTRY Attn: ZALA L. FORIZS, ESQ. p.m, P.O. Box St. Peter,-, Florida 33731 Publish: March C, 16. DEH.2 NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING OP PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be neld at the Comnilssion Room in the City Hall In the City of Sanford, Florida, 7:00 o'clock P.M. on March Eqlkb Estates racussry cIsel Annml St. PatriCk's Day CarnIval, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Gen%., r1d and food. ____ _____ tlrtflIRastoortoLakelandforlp.flLR.d.jn w Leave Seaford QvIc Cir, 4:13 p.m. pick tç at Seesilnole Plaza, 4:43 p.m. Dlnaei On the way. ____ JNDAY, MARCH 11 ad deacIng., $ p.m. T"nple salom, Fikhn boulevard., DSIIOM. Spaghetti &-r to bene PatMiid'et Qub, 3:30 p.m., sarJ'd7th day yglg, 7th aid Elm. A4vani tickets to consider changes and amendmentstothezonln,O$.dinanc,of the City of Sanford, Florida, as follows: A portion of that certain property : lying between Coionlal Way and .0 - from clutch Katherine Court and between ... ThJrd A The Vu* Grad PrtZ Tilcytle dova Drive and French Avenue Race and Field l Ews., ii am., Ixderatats Mafl progoed to be rezoned from SR-lA (SInIe.FamiIy ResIdential let, AlIoms Dwelling) District to RC.1 (Restricted Commercial) District, youtb Prgr Said property being more panticu. vetaei Iniervice meeting 7 ianly described as follows: p.m., Univerulty of 'a1 florid. third roor Begin et the intersedin the ministration bn&Idbj ske, Virginia McAllister 01) North Line of LO BloCk • "EpUey. Highland Park, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In P1st Sauteed Senior Cftbup noon, Sanford Civic Book 4, Page 25, Of the Public Re. Bag limch followed by bii,t cords of Seminole County, Florida, at 12:30 dISCO (laflCS and the East Rightof.Way line of __________________________ French Avenue, run South along RiSht-of.Way line fee. Legal Notice thenci run East 107 test for a L.gol Point of Beginning, thence run East NOtiEUióij NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING 43 test, thence run South i feet to FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE OP PROPOSED CHANGES AND the South line of Lot 11, Block , T9 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Thence run Northwesterly along AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN ',$foljce Is hereby gIven that the DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES the North Rioltt.of.Way line of Orjdecsign.d pursuant to the OPTHIZONINGORDINANCIOP Katherine Court, 51.5 feet to the 'Fhc*itiousNameStatvt,",cj,ap THE CITY OP SANFORD, Easterly line of Lot S. Block • thincerun Northeasterly atsald $0.01, Florida Statutes will FLORIDA. register with the Clerk of the Circuit Notice Is hereby given that a Easterly line of Lot S. a distancs of Civnl. in and for Seminole County, Public Hearing wilt be held at the 43.12 fist to a point South Firida upon receIpt si in liii City Hell ___ ot Beginning, thence run ' BeIinl1O' to-wit: "FURNITURE 700 VcI All parties in interest and citizens WINOS", under which it will to cot'glder changes and amendin business at 3005. Sanford, mints to the Zoning Ordinance tothe shall have an oeportimity to be Sanford, Seminole County, City of Sanford, Florida, as follows: heard at said hearing, By order of the City Commission 12771. • A portion Of that certain property parties interested In said tying be$on East First Strait aid of the City of Sanford, Finida. H.N. Tamm, Jr. enterprise ire as follows: East Second Street and bitwein City Clerk S. SLACK, SR., EARL S. Cypress AvenUe and Pins Avenue Is K, JR. AND LELIA 0. proposed to be rezoned from RC-1 Publish: March 6, 117, (Restricted Commercial) District to DEH.S D at Sanford, SemInole F. RMOI (Multiple-Family Residen. Cgyny4 Florida this 27th day ti.I, Office and Institutional) FftuIry, 1571. LEGAL NOTICE District. Said property being more ' VRNITURE AND THINGS particularly dsscribid as follows: RE: ESTATE OP .,$ Earl S. Black, Sr. TheWestloofeetofllockll,Iying GEORGE HENRY STARKE, M.D. Earl S. Black, Jr. NOTICE TO THE PATIENTS of First Street, and thi NOrth By: Lelia 0. Black o THE LATE one half of vacated East Stof Publish Mar.9, 16, 23, 30, 1579 DR.GEORGI N. STAINS abuttIng on the South, Chapman & DEH.57 Tucker Addition to s... t Th, office of Dr. George H. Starks, Book 1, Page 21 of the Public will be opened on Mondays and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Records of SemInole County, Wednesdays, from C am. until 1 ____ NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered in the abovestyled cause in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole County, Florida, I will t1 to the highL osoor tor c*in at the West Front _____ • - Notice ______ _____ ___________ . EI$TIINTN JUDICIAL CII. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUTY, FLORIDA, 1)$.CA4S.E' CA$I,NO. IN RI: PeIthi. for Stepansst Adspties Florida. All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opoortunity to be heard at said hearing. By order Of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. p.m., to accommodate former patients regarding their medical re cords. Douglas Stenstrom Stsnstmm, Davis, Mcintosh & Jullan TO ALL PERSONS Division IN RE: ESTATE OP FRANCES M. ROFFLER, a-k-a Frances Jean Roffler, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED FOUND BIk Toy POOd 6-Child Care . ______________________ - demands against the estate are WITHIN required, THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTICE,tofilewiththeclerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claIm 1mm? be In writing and must indicate ft basis for s claim, the name and das1 of Sits CtIdNSt or Ptis agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. if the claim is not yet due, the date when It will beCOme due shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unliquldated, the nature of the uncertainty shell be stated. If he claim Is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enabietheclerktomalIon,copyto each personal representative. Allperionsinteresfadintheestat, to whom a copy of this NotIce of Administration has been mailed vs required, within three months from the date Of the firs? Publication of this notiCs, to file 1.., they may have that challenge validity of the decedent's will, Carrel's Kiddie Korner OsteenArea THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF /1W THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Quailficationsofffiepe,scn.Irepr,. COUNTY, FLORIDA sentative, or titi venue or CASE NO: 75-463-CA.13.O HARRY WAGNER, lurisdlctlon of me court ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 9-Good Tliflgs tO Eat - TOMATO PLANTS 4 Types. Bare root or potted. 349-5579. _____ _____ ___ • • ' - • • • • , ' a Creative Expressions • to TRANSCRIBER OPERATOR This involves typing and clerical work requiring the exercise of some independent Iudgmont in the use of work methods and procedures. Duties lAclude, but not limited to, typing Exclusive designs not sold In any store, rii li',.An, fl1U12. 11-Help Vd.ntsd - , correspondence, memoran. dums, reports, records, orders, stencils; transcribing machines and rough and finalized copy work. Gathers information, _____ NEE5'D IMMEDIATELY Operators who own their own tandem.axle tractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends, advances on sad trip & fast wftkiy settlemnts Call prepares niports, conducts lntsrviews, writes speeches, and flows releases. Some work will be highly technical aid MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS Toil-Free 1-500430.4572 ask for Bob Bevls. EOE. Dump Truck Driver. 40 hr w must be asp, fork lift operator & chauffeur license. Apply Car. dinal Industries, 3701 5. Sanford Ave. Equal Opportunity Em. PAROLEANDPROBATION OFFICER i Conducts pre.sentenclng In. player. AM develops a soclai dIagnosis for the confidential information of consideration. 323-1174 Conduct preparole evaluations and rsports on release plans for PRESSER Exp. $1.00 hr. to start If good. Apply Carriage Cleaners 131 Shop Ctr. Hwy. 134, Longwod. prisoners; determines suitabIlIty of the plan as to residence, employment, and community factor; and various other types of investigations. Graduation from an accredltod four year college or university. 912 French Ave. Sanford BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR SeniinOleCommunityActicfl CLERK TYPIST II Responsible for typing and performing various clerical and general Office duties. Expected 322-0040 Duties Include, but are not limited to, determining needs for insulatlon and wssthevlzation of to exercise lubment in Completing most work assignments. Abilly to type II w.p.m. residence. Perform work including weather sealing, instailation of initiatIve and materials and many other 'lob related functions. Three (3) years supervisory as. porlence in the Building Construction trade. Prefer back.. ground In working with various community groups and-or teschlng automotIve mechanIc. and completion of eighth grade. PROPERTY CONSERVATION WORKER Employees are assigned to UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. ING ACT. THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. - meøt used fir landscapIng. Work, 0* 10voIs p5umbin title silting, electrIcal and - iii metorisu required on a daily basin by aN departments wIthin me city's ersniaod structure. operatIon and centres 0 iii micref Iclil equipment an nopneductlspi if all micreffim. LICINSIDPRAC'rlc*srn,$sE - NECOID$ COORDINATOR ___ ___ ENVIRONMENTAL IOUATION COORDINATOR TM ci& 'shiN It. ci'. Coined - wNG' developing • vehrv11nd am to su. groups i)to Is tsws dsi1 in emtriiipLJ pin which in ci II11 :MlIRPlNØ,, :'grsü4.-_IvOnlJe$ 1aI *1ev IpI, -.msnlggfgr • - • I pefo. loller child. fenced yard. $115 mo. + 530 deposit with chIldren. 322-OM. Moving to a newer home, apart. mint? SoIl "din'? fields" fast with a wont ad. m.i leautiful nec. 3 II, 3 b horns in :- - - .- .-•- -- ldyllwiiØeofLocg,Arborl P0011 Patio, C.H&A, , q. j4n kit., FR & every fiaturel SPP WARRANTEDI Yours for $13.NOl - _________- Private Party wants to buy a house In need of repairs. Have some cash. 323-5415 aft 7 p.m. beautiful landscaped loll Just HEAVY-DUTY BARRELS FOR SALE OPEN TOP WITH COVERS Sanfçrd 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 661.8335 Cozy 351, 1 b home in Ill AIr, ww carpet, range & ref., partially fenced 11g. yd.l Exc. cond.t A / O$0ISL lb. soolceni.s*u*t JOIN ' - SALES LIADERi WE LIST I SILl. ')50 _______________________ The SuyorsAneL.00hilng 5% FOVA ShesFis. ___ - W. Garnolt White ieo.RsstEisa.spmEa JOHN KR$OU AIIOC. *7*. Commoralof --_ , • . 300 N.'PIINCH AVE. - - UNFOlD FLA. - - * .--,. -. ' -. -. - ' '76 Pinto, Good Shape. Air,45p., Radio IOIW.2lthSt. 323-3743 Beds, dressers, chests, couches 8 chairs including hide-a-bed, Auto Washer, Air cond., TV'S, baby bed, desks, fencing& 1000'S of misc. items. DAYTONAAUTOAUC1lON Hwy. 93,1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold' a Door Prizes ComeEariy-StayLate public AUTO AUCTION ever' Tuesday 8 Saturday at 7:30 It'$' Dell's Auction Center Hwy 46 WeSt, Sanford 323 5620 ,mn, theonly one in Florida. You the reserved price. Call 904-255-' $311 for further details - The Gr..nhous 322-9141 Eves attic 6 Iweek,flde -- FILL DIRT 8 TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-75a0 64-Equipment 52-Appliances Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-5 Ill Air Cond. & fluting 65 -Pets-Supplies Central Heat 8 Alt Cond, Free Est. CallCariplarrisat SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 53-1Stereo ' for Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet KENMORE WASHER- Parts Service. Used Machines. AKC Dobermans, 6 wks, old. Good Used Televisions. $25 anc up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. AKC Beagles, fri-color, 6 weeks Both parents on premises ____________________________ 3220332 $73. 365 3666 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO Pure bred Irish Setter pups.Iwks, Male $25; Kastner bloodline, Tail docked 8 dew claw removed. 323 6611. turntable, I track tape player. Sold new $400, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 Shepherd Pups. Reasonable Call aft. 5-7 wIn. old 3239136 per mo. Call 531.1714 for free home demonstration, -- 54-Garage Sales No iob too large or small. Corn. plete lawn service. Free estimate, 3234581; LandscapIng 8 Spraying 323 5019 call anytime. -i- formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. lit St., 322-3742 Car Care 1.aWi1 ?#aintalnce Spring is here a. so are we ready 8 - willing totakecareof your lawn, All Hand wash & wax your Cite pick-up or van, free pickup I Lindsay's Lawn Service, 339 6196. ans 323 1369. ______________________________ del, Also Complete interior LaWn Service CeramicTils 3 Fam Yard Sale, Fri., Sat., Sun., 9-5. 2', ml I of Geneva on 46 General tractor, 16mm camera 6 protector, Nothing over $230. 349 5370. lawn maint, AUCTIOI SATURDAY, MARCH 17th 10:00 • AuciIon held rain or shine -under cover. A __ Grooming &io.rng Orlando, exit SR 434 (toward Apopka); approx, 2 mIles; turn left on SR 431, ¼ mIle I look for auction signs. PARTIAL LISTING INCLUDES MASSEY FERGUSON tractors JOHN DEERE tractors MOLINE tractors CHEVY 4-wheel drive trucks FORD 4 wheel drive trucks DODGE 4-wheel drive trucks CHEVY cab & frame CHEVY flat bed 30 4HP Kohier gas engines 13 elect, motors I cyl. and V-i Chevy engines Truck & tractor parts Electrical parts Pumps & gsarhsads Harvesting equipment AND ... MUt.H MUCH MORE Ill TIRMI OP SALES CAIN; Psrsensl clischs accepted prsvided you lmve posper ID. For more Information & fres pktw'e brochure call or writs: NIIOT,IAM Isdy, hc., lssIsr ' -- -. . . . - . - .. - . . - - ) 06 SIN , Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349337) - Ed I Al's Paint I Body Shop CHECK OUR RATES 3336754 5201127 West on -s' Paint&Body ________________ Electrical DIRICTIONS HI.Acres Services, Inc., Forest City Road - 322-0707 Curley Burfield Eiectricai' Malntenanc,& repair 4 . Drapes, Upholstery SALE LOCATIONS 1. tree trlmn,ino-- Yard Debris, Trash Alterations, Dressmaking - Rosa U9t*HeVII1)g essm.king MACHINERY Landscaping. ...,3732941. -j - - specialists, top soil I fill dirt,. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7617 CollectabI, shop tools, garden - . cleaning avail. As low as $1I.5O up. Call 327-1150. - Mowing - Beauty Care female$2Q. 3231621. Prepared in the convenience of your home. 21 yrs. exp. $108 up. 332.3717 for appt. ____________________ , JACK FROST- Cent. Heat& Cond. Service, Free Est. on inst. Comm. 8 Res. 322 020s. - Tax Income TeIevislon-33" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $175 or 5)2 mo. Still in warranly. Call 5311714 day or night. 1752 Idliwsad Iue, Lakeinpi. Florid. 33553 (013) . -' new tires & top, exc. cond. Call aft 6. 322-7314. Painting - ANIMAL HAVEN Jog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated he nets. 327.5752. DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licensed.lnsurad.Bonded FREE Estimates. (303) 322.9MQ - PIun*ing Service _________ Horns lnçrov,n Remodeling, retired builder jjj all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 33352)I . ALL PLUMBING PROBji& Repairs, Leaks, Fast Sorvic. 9Cds. Accepted SpSciaeMg CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING&REPAIR LG. BALINTIASSOC, 3225665 Small home repairs, Remodeling I Pin. Rooting repair. Free Es?. '323-$543.331.0715 iMan, quality operation Iyrs. asp. Patios, Driveways etC.WavneBeal,337.1321 lew or rescrsen.screans Iglass, Alsoconcret,workl lnt.& Ext. painting. Free Es?. 322.1541. PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS resIst. 323409after5:30 tISULATION Batting, blowing RACO Foam, fiberglas & - Cellulcie, Lowest prices. Call 321O53 or 901.7344700 collect 4, •• ________________ Re.w,bbinglaw chairs. Custb4 4 made Leather goods. Super S'I)e Repair, Sanford Plaza. : - .pl $ • T'is$srvics : i___________________________ '1 TREE REMOVAL. Trlmmlpg,. stump removal, licensed I iq' sured. FREE est. $131147, • - . "1 S WELDING SERVICE - all types, ' welding, your place or ours. 323.4440, - _______________ 1 -, - Phene*23a - r Ewnlnglleiuki KULPA REALTY 322•2420 -, ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 PARK REALTORS 0" - LlstAnd Sell Your Home .anford'sSal.sL.ad.r 'WIN EACH WiNeolUstings? DuringMaidh Wi Will MORI HOMES THAN ANYONEI 50IH THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 cOLIc WAVY INC. 301-ppp SANFORD'S - 1.4 North of buy at 522.005: Lk1ngima Mine àor Ills cooler ONsiSICIBE, itoh, 1g. Is,' 501*, pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR new $399; Loveseat $44.95 & up; 7 Pc. dinettes 169.95 & up; Ref. $308 up; El. stove $lO&up; full size draperies $10 I U. Sanford Furniture Salvage, i7. So. of Sanford, 322-5721. BROKER - smowi. NIAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES ariy American couch Maple wood, 6 cushion, Good cond. $50 or best offer. 3233731. 47-Real Estate Wanted SEIGLIR REALTY Plneciest w.C-IIIA, w.w carpet, a LaSs MsY5ga.tsjj ares. evell. lov I RevS. lii Pd sc isplod. I. H. Silbut, bolts. _________________ ______________________ AIR COND., FENCED REAR WITH FRUIT TREES & SPRINKLER SYSTEM. 535,iQO. CALL NOW THIS WON'T. LAST. FantastIc 4 BR, 2 b horns in .AApsrhàibe Sanford , OVER SIZED 3 BEDROOM WITH PANELED DEN. FLEXIILL FLOOR PLAN ALLOWS FOR 4TH IEDROOM, OIL HEAT, ' - 09W.ist 322.2335 NEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH, WORKSHOP, FENCED YARD, NEAR, 25TH STREET. 530300 WITH LX. CEL.LENT TERMS. AFRIrAI.. 1967 Mustang Cony. many extras, Sanford. 322-5721. FRUIT TREES. ONLY $23,500, WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER -- DeLand 668.8335 In. KuIp Decorators SIDE WORK SHOP & LOTS OF lii Air on shaded loll Newly painted, eat.ln kit., fenced rear yd. I much morel Only $33,911 daseifled ad, the sooner you get 'owNs. Sanford 321-0640 LARGE 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, COMPLETELY FURN. ISHED IN EXCELLENT TASTE. LARGE LOT, OUT. - - MARCH SPECIAL 00 pcI. Nylon Hi La shag. stalled for $1.95 yard. DeLand. Will pay cash. 435.4217. $ELLLRS&BUYERS YOU WANTTOSELL OR BUVA HOME? WE SELL HOMESI The isonei' you place your Obligation. Retiree couple wants a clean late model home. Near DeBary or Just listed neat 3 BR 1 b home in Allament, Ezecullvs Center on SR 44 near Post Office. Giound floor path at your door large 2 room ofll & private bath. $110 tOO. A.V. Pups Roilty. 111-1326. payment. Call 131-1711 day or night. Free home trial, no OrIando327-1577 Realtor. 644.2515. 28 Sales in Jan. 29 Sales In Feb Unfurnlsiseá 3 II trailer, cabana, Ev.$30. - - REALTY - Valflusqlhs' CITA pspllong are elM miu)ulIo, SIsass ng*e o *,eg SSiTtjgy -EMPiO - - mo. Will take trade as part BROKER 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. I LNSJROM bIieIIun30s s*.-om, - cash or take up payments of $12 SEIGLER REALTY New 235 Homis, 4 OCt. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $35,000. Low down payments, BUILDER. rn-n.? 3IR,W,cIii,i Christmas layaway, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for' $116 $26,000 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT. country atmosphere. C MN. Call 322-2030. rned We hay, a Singer Futura sewing mach, Sold new (or $630 was THE ROLLING HILLS WITH GREAT HUNTiNGA FISHING. BY OWNER 3 BR 2 B on 1 acre 4 mm, from downtown. Quiet -. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 322 5791 NORTH FLORIDA NEAR PANAMA CITY. 20 ACRES IN Or. Asking $47,500. stairs, utilities turn. Quiet man preferred. 414 Myrtle Ave. 322- HlghSc$0SroeUD.Os, I or u ffiL ifilceligN Itoskkeegin, Ia. w*, ___ - . pm.,. ii en a conIllunlial lows. Ms afitwal budget reporatl., accounting. beakkeeping, - OayrelI, mall diet ribstuen._knewiodge ii community_roseurcee. main. tH* - ISUIIe, 'lIss, col$1j NEW QualIty Built 3 BR, 1½ bath, garage on Clear Lake off Lake AGENCY Eves 562-2633 333.1, Nice 1g. 3 rm. furn. apt., down: _____ - Wrangler Jean Sale $10.00 pr. 3 ACRES NICELY WOODED IN THE GENEVA AREA. $16,500. SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE. - OPEN FOR SPRING WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER 601 CELERY AVE. matching end tables $39. Sanford Iurnlyure Salvage, 17-92 So. of 1 hp2stage let well pump 3395153 Dog runportabie. 7ff. high chain link. Cost over $200 will sacrifice $75, $5 for delivery. 134-1239; 339 6367. - - 1969 Pontiac LeMans, 350 luto trans. PS• w.current inip. Sticker for $300 or best ofler..323. son. ______________________________ * SALE *' FRI. 7:30 P.M. - ON SALE- NEW twin size box Springs & mattress $23.95 ea. pc.; NEW coffee tab!e with 2 button holes, decorative Stitches, Exc. cond. $125. 321-0141 after 6 p.m. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE OII-315E. First St. 322-3622 -- For Sale 1912 Plymouth Fury: II. Auto, Air, PS, P-B, new tires. $750. Aft 3 p.m. 3229242. AUCTION ' 62-tawn.rden 51-HousehoidGoocis - 322.7FS ______________________________ SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S French 323-7340 & console WITH TERMS TO FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK. Onwooded', acre. REALTOR 322.199) MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE Ta yes's usperlonce ruImin, an , , • STEMPER used paneling, love seat, 2 bar stools & misc. 1320 Carlisle Dr.. CasseIt.rrv 2'3 ACRES TALL PINES NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $7900 TOTAL LAKEFRONT HOME -- '76 Grand Prix S-J. Moving must se434 Al)- tiont, T;iop. $390t1. Low ml. 323 0696 aft 5. 5620. Piano, spinet, damper, bench, 2 yrs. old, $773. 6686422 sale $2.00 yd. WHILE IT LASTSI Open Mon.- Sat. tO 3 For Sale: Sewing machine fl02 French Avc New shipment of vinyl flooring on Can be seen at 312 N. Hwy. 1792. Casseiberry. CASS EL BE RR V comm. lot on 17. Sacresfarm land, Genevaarea $15,550. $2500 dwn, $145 me. FurnIshed 1 SR Apt., air cond., adults only, no pets. $160 mo., $100 security. 542-2737. curio cabinet, desk, pecan end tables & much more. dresser, ACRE. GOOD TERMS. BORN BUILDERS. 671.7331 Maintenance if i eli . macMoos specific duties incheds, but are nil limitod IS aeslstk10 IllS reNiWed, PRINTER sue tsr itis m*lns ei eli - - Estate plete. Thomas organs, pianos. BobBalI'sDisc.Centerinc if ILOOKH! FURNITURE- chest 01 drawers, GROVE AREA. $3500 PER 323 3324 Pleasure to spars in this Pinecrntareahome.38R,28 wmany extras. $40,000. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto ar3 clippers and ether e1p. WEEKS PRIOR TO APPUCA. TION AND SE ECONOMICAL LV DISADVANTAGRD. physician and prefsss$oml iwrsos hi mahealebi recorde, diagnostic eSts, physlcI eumlnaflen$, praparathin clinic rooms, admInistering laloctiens, medicatlene, per. firming rubdellllollve owing P'ocsdu,es screening Precedvre,, plyslcal New listing 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 20 WOODED ACRES IN ORANGE REALTORS ?435'z S. French (17 92) Sanford 80-Autos __________ for Sale JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'It tO 73models. Call 339-9100 or 131160.5 (Dealer). Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap. pnaisals. Call Dell's Auction. 323. -- For sale sofa bed $150; swivel chair 5.50; sofa $185; room divider $95; dinette Suite $100; coffee table $35; lamp 512 372 1670 after 5 pm. 162.743 42 ACRES LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED ON A HILL DOWN TO LAKE. $1000 ACRE, TERMS. The Real Estate Agency shady yd. 1)5 Pinecrest Dr. Drive by I. call. $27,300. *L'for Senior Citizens. 0J.im. town, very clean & roomy. Sos por mowajs. Olson, TO U CONSIDERED FOR THIS POSITION, APPLICANTS MUST II RESIDENTS OP SEMINOI.,I COUNTY AND MEET OTNIR ULIGIBIUTY CRITERIA, WHICH INCLUDE; UNEMPlOYED II OP THE THE Bach on Market 3 BR, 1 b,fenced -. CETA JOB OPENINGS - (CI))]) Mtg. Broker. 123 No. 4.0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. S ACRE LAKE FRONT $20,000 WITH EXCELLENT 1ERMS. REALTY WORLD. ______ For Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn Hardly used 130 $30 9776 aft. 3 2nd Kenmore zig-zag. Makes 515.500 ONE PHOI(E CALL STARTS A ___ CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS SO--Miscellaneous for Sale MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. NICELY WOODED HOME SITE WITH 100' F RONTAGE ON OAK NEAR 25 STREET. $6750. Sanora 4 BR 2 B & _______ NUMBER iS 3222611. 31-Apsrtn15nts Furnished MECHANIC HELPER AssIst in the repair of automobiles, trucks, tractors, graders, w.iupars, power shovels, and a wide variety of public works equIpment and similar machinery. Experience in the field of - - Garage so full there's no room for _..tMCt 2 CleJttJ.wi9a .aflt Ad in the Herald. PH. 322 2611 or - 531-9993. __________________________ AIR CONDITIONER s000 aru WILL BUY EXISTING lit & S ACRES IN OSTEEN ON COUNTY MAINTAINED ROAD. $13,500 AS IS OR $15,000 WITH POND. luxury living with privacy wall, 42. 549,500. expsriinCi. Sect..Ixp. for busy Sanford office. Typing, filing & other general office duties. IBM, Nag Card exp. & shorthand preferred but not requIred. 110. Phone 322. 5041 or 031.2717. Sanford Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and piie the money in your wallet? :x - 59-MusiCaiMerchandise 4lAMotigages Bought ___&Sokl ___ Lg. lot within city limits. Water & sewer, trees. $11,300. Wm. Maliczowski, Realtor. 32279e3. ________________ get in the swim in your 323:5774 Day or Night END. Equipment RACQUETSTRINGING__GploS All type racquets, Avg. si Scott Reagan 333-1177 you prove yol 're one of ours!" Realtor, 3056611696 & 5305026. Eve & wkends 904.134 5964. lovely well kept home. $43000. ''REALTOR MLS RESULTFUL 57-Sports 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Ostivn. Zachary R. Tribble. - 3233146cr 323.7710 -________________ Every Sunday at 7 p.m. located on SR 415, II ml. north of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc, by the piece or house full. Free pick upon Consigned mdse et3O pct. 372 2270 Sanford, FIa. 32771 - own pool. 3 BR 2 B, C H&A, Harold Hail Realty 2 BR, Duplex, air, carport, sc porch, adults, no pets. Security +. AprIl 1. 323-7531. Graduate from high school in. cludinQ or supplemented by course work In typing and other suvserciaI sublects, and one year office clerical experience, 01' Comblnalkit of trailibsi and preformed panel, wall, and loose Insulating PTL REALTY, BROKER spacious patio & all amenities, Sanford large I BR + den. Air, ceramic balls $175. FurnIshed 1310. 541.7503. the court to be used in pro. sentencing WINTER SPRINGS pool, squeeky clean & well decorated. 3 BR 2 B, Deltona BR, 2 B, outside entertainment area wpooI & gajSbo, wall for privacy, duel sprinkler system, 2 AC units, FP in FR, breakfast rm & formal DR. $93,.' DiBary-Lovely 1g. 1 BR Air, No Pets. ideal Ret. Person 322-SOIl vsstigations for a court of original criminal lursidiction; 5ACRES PINE TREES, WATER,323.0700 REALTORS 530 5033cr 339 4711 eves. 2 STORY elegant white brick, I 671-1714 -• ML! ATTENTION RETIREES Casselberry-3 BR, C H&A, close to all kinds of shopping. Will go cash to mon. Int, rate 7 pct. $34,000, Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY - ROBSON MARINE 3937 Hwy. 17-92 43-Lots-Acreage 3flIO6loreves.3230517 ________________________ INC. COUNTRY KITCHEN knotty pine cabinets, breakfast bar, beautiful FP in FR, bay wds. 3 BR, 1½ b, 1 BR.Available April 1 $139 Mo., lease, Si00 deposit 3235200 - FORREST GREENE entrance foyer, decorator wail paper, extra storage I utility rm., dec. eye garage door. $64,900. - ?2-Auction cond. 5873. 339-594g. 3 Acres Oak, Hickory, Sweet Gum, Palms, $16,000. .1. C. Travis, work 323-0619; home 339-0113 ___________________________ FR, FP, privacy fence for pool area & separate fenced play yd. You'll like this one. Cali now. $11,500. STONE FRONT, 3 BR, 2 B, lovely stone FP in FR, Impres*ive Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1742 In Sanford. Call 3-1670 MarIner's Village. 9 REALTOR school & shopping, security sy$tem, extra Insulation, brick front, inc. garage. $33,700. 1 BR-iS1. i'ool. Adulls only, on scientific In nature. Graduate from a standard high school and one year of cllnclal and-or typing experience. - M. Unsworth Reifty TOP COND. 4 BR, 2 b, near Apsrtrnanfs Uniurnishid - 78M0t01'CYCes _____________________________ - -- cleaning range, Icemaker ref., 321-O03laftersp.m. & Accessories -JOHNNY'S BACK Bass boat 1971, 11 ft. tit.erglass, 25 HP Evinrude, cater trailer. Piney Wds Auction Elec. trolling motor. Excellent 55-Soats - dbl car garage, fenced, drive gate. $62,500. Sell that extra bike with a low cost Classif led Ad. - i - Double Bed, 5225 , - BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 Call 333.1624; 322-4160 ________________________________ Antique Solid Brass anywhere. Lasbra trailer. SR-427, San ford, Fl. on ~ acre fenced land. 323-1375. - B, split plan, pan FR w.FP, louvered shutters at wds, self sIgns. Complete equipment for profitable or Part Time Income. Will train. Illness forces sale. $450 for all. S34123C; 339-6367. - 333-3990 - 71-Antiques Classif led Ads are the smalIestj news items YOU will find Seigler Realty, Broker 321 -0640, 332.1577, 665-5335 ________________ cars. trucks & heavy equipment. - 323-7325 & Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used _______________________ 1310 Metionville Ave. ______________ -- 77-Junk Cars Removed - Yard Sale Sat. & Sun. 63' NEARLY AN ACRE LOT. 3 BR, 2 or ? Make plastic I Magnetic homes -- 2Molie VA & FHA Finar.cing 321-0759 SIGN BUSINESS from your home - 322.6457-aft Hrs. 322•7111 ______________________________ 3103 Orlando Dr. ,I And That's A Fact? Yard Sale Fri & Sat 9-5 Old Cash Register, PLUS? HALF ACRE. $13,900, $3,500 DOWN AND SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE. ___________________________________ Build to suit our lot or yours. - FHA.VA, FHA 235 & 245. SanfordAve.atH,437 'Cash 322-4137 SKYLINE 14' w-fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Rig. Real fstàte Broker 263$ Sanford Al,e TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR Consignments Welcome Kelloggs Auction Sales 323-7030 _____________________________ Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the fInest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. HEAT, ON NICELY WOODED analysis. AuctionSaturdayslp.m. Classilied Ads Gets Results And That'sAract Too' Yard Sale ROOM, CENTRAL AIR WHAT IS YOUR HOUSE WOR. TN? In this action market Probably more than YOU think, Call us fora no strings attached "BATMAN 'RE-ALTy 24-8usiness Opportunities Carport Sale Books, dishes, turn, misc, Sat.•Sun. 116 E. Woodland Dr. 3 BEDROOM, 1',' BATH, 1972 WITH EXPANDO LIVING Country bik w-t acre. 3.2 eat in kitchen, screened porch. Many Extras, VA approved. $32,500. materials. home party plan, fantastic hostess 011151 An exciting new way of shopping for all types Crafts. Broker 2544$. French Ave. 3fl•023), 3237113, 3220779 Housewifs'i Send for 20 ways of making money at home. $3.00 to Jean's Report, P.O. Box 120. Sanford, Fia. 32771. high Direct sales, fund raiser classes, Needle Reg. Real Estate Over the road drivers - must have 1 yr reeler exp. Apply Metro Sales, 1fl1W 1st st. Sanford. learn printshop operations, as well as bInding of _____ ____ of ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. Sat..Sun.9-5 3231049 " 72-Aud nitufe Salvage. 332-1721, 1906 Locust Ave houses & vacant building lots. Excellent location. $170,000. Buy__- _____________________ - to Johnny Walker Real Estate, ln. General Contractor available. Multi dwelling rental comm. $20,000. 68-Wanted Garage Sale-206 Ridge Dr. OppositeUpsalaRd.on46.A Sat.-Sun.e 'till. sewer. Financing - 54-Garage Sales New 3 BR, 1 b CH, City water & BACK TO THE LAND 3 BR home on 10 acres of Woodsie lake frontage, Fantastic Country living for the lucky ones who call this home, $75,000. TIME To Invest 2 lots wgarage apt. Needs work, ideal for small business. Zoned - $26,000 3229283 Great Starter. 3 BR, well maintamed economical home. Fenced! fruit trees. Warranted. $27,500, 3 BR, 2 B, carpeted, new roof, double lot $31,500 Sanford Printing Inc. 503 W. 3rd SI. Sanford. school diploma or equivalent and the desire H.N. Tamist, Jr. - minimum terms? Part time exp. Press Operator for 360&A DIck. Male or Female, - machine and in the performance of general binding operation. IndivIdual should have the ___________________________ 1i-utitie.n ____________________ Plaintiff, • - lots. Selective wooded & par. tially wooded. Lots priced from $4600 to $21,200. Excellent & Convalescent Center, 950 MellonvllIe. RAINEE Duties wIll be to assist the Printer in the operating of the pepsi' cutting machIne, folding machines, power stapling -. Beautiful homesites, Canal front ,_., Medel Inc., Realtor _______________________ BRANDY COVE Experienced 'Floor Man needed. Apply in person Sanford NursIng BINDING WORKER - - 24 HOUR REAL ESTATE REALTOR.322 7495 Cail 5345246. diploma. Would like some Fresh Country Egg C'jstomart, 323-43?C Fri. aft 5 p.m.; Sat. & Sun. all day. V5. WILL SE FOREVER BARRED qualifying scm-c on the Division of Personnel Educational AttaInment Comparison Test may be substituted for a high school Call 322.2116 THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand •s-Fred,nlck W. Blstline As Personal Representative of the Estate of John A. Bistline Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: THOMASG. FREEMAN, ESQUIRE P.O. Box 70 (1005 Hwy 436) Altamonfe Springs, Fl. 33701 Publish: March , 16, 1575 DEH-21 stitute, or a SIDE GLANCES i___ Cashforyourlot! IIALTO? I Equal Opportunity Employer Full àr Part time opportunitlis available. Own your own business, in your own home. UnlimIted earnings, Insurance, free bonus car, & retIrement. basis for the required ixprience. An equivalency diploma issued by a State Ospartment of Education or by the U. S. Armed Forces In- w.whitespctonc. Call 3320544 RIALTy -i.u....ui.uisu ________________ VA-F HA-235.Conv. Homé Low Down Payment N011it S ('.I I R2rfL Custodian 40 hr. week Toes. thru Sat. Need experience in informal & yard work. Apply Cardinal Industries, 370) S. Sanford Ave. - - : Oi medical & retirement plans. 323. 9150 for appointment. medical, clinical or research laboratory. College training In a natural or physical science may be substitutsd on a ysarfor.year S-Lost & Found ___________________________ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF __________________ 11 - 327771. The personal rpreIentative of the estate Is .redinick W. Bistline, *tose ad. eis Is P.O. Box 11, Longwodd, Fl. 32750. The name and address of the personol representatives attorney are sit forth below. All persons having claims or detnands agaInst the estate are required, WITHIN THREE Dateofffiefirstpubllcatlonof this RENEANN SNEERINGER, if AttOrnIy5 for Estate Notice of Administration: March C, alive, and If dead, the unknown Box 1330 • spouses, hairs, devisees, antees 1171. t. Sanford. Fl. 32771 NOTICE OP ACTION Publish: March 6, 16, 1519 and creditors, and all other partIes Or. Rex W. Roffier 305.33347 ITEPPARINT ADOPTION DEN-I.. claiming by, through, under or aPublish; Marchl& II, 11,20,21, 1571 As Personal RepresentatIv, TO FRANCIS HARMON KNAPP gainet her, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TN& OIH.53 ci the Estate ci ASSRESS UNKNOWN FRANCES M ROFFLER EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Defendant. CUlT, IN AND POE SEMiNOLE ak.a Frances Jean loftIer action o UOP.PMSIW NotIce Under PkI$Iss Name NOTICE OP ACTION _ DsCsssed COUNTY, FLORIDA. Adeption has boss filed. y Statiti ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL TO: RENEANN SNEER INGER, If roii'ed to serve a copy of your CASE NO.: 7S4437.CA.is.a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: alive, and if dead, the unknown REPRESENTATIVE: $Smdofens.s,lfany,onJam.gT. DAWSON S. THOMPSON and NOTICE is hereby Civen spouses, Mli's, devisiss, grantoes BRUCE L. THOMPSON, Gum, So 3152, undicsign.d, Pursuant to the THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, ISa and creditors, and all other parties FiarIda 32771 as Attorney for Plaintiffs, "Pictitoim Name Statute", Citepier P.O. lox 70 (1* Hwy 4) claiming by, through, under or aAltatnoide Springs, p PdltIllnsrinffih*actlen, and Ills tIse Vi M5.0,Fierlda$$atufes,w1ilrogIsior gainsl her, and all unknown natural with the Click of the CIrcuit LOWELL M. OARNET$O$ and and with the Clerk of the Circuit Court In PublIsh: MarchI, . 117, persons It alive and If dead or not MANY ELLEN OAR NIT$ON, hIs and for Seminole County, Florida, DIN-il 'In aid for Sentinels County known to be dead or alive, their se F ,on or befere the ism y 0 wIfe, upon receipt of proof to publication venal and respective unknown AirlI 1179.Otherwise, a Jumg.n.nt Dolendants. oiffiisnstic.,mefiditleusn.me,to heirs, devises, grantess SEMINOlE m.1s entered against yes for di COUNTY BOARD OP AMINDED wit: NOBLE ROMAN'S under end creditots, or other parties COUNTY COMMISSIONERS mend in fIt. PICItIeR. NOTICE OP ACTION which this party Is engaged l . claiming by, through or under those Willis of p WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL ldpt.g at ISIS SR. 44, Longwcod, unknown natural persons; and ifs, April111,15 of this Court, thIs 4th day of March, TO: LOWELL N. GANNITSON and FlorIda 32715. several and respective unknown 1*' MARY ELLEN OARIIT$ON That the party interested in said 'F.M. Issioners assigns, successors In interest, The losilol County Co (SEAL) Last Known Address: business enterprise is as follows: 1011 North Ills Sentinels County, PiorIda, will trustees or any other person ARTHUR N. SICKW)TH, JR. W.J. Morrow & Compny claiming by, through, under or aFort Smith, Arkansas "Clerk of me Ciecuit coon s, .11 a PUblic hoickSO . 131 WaIl Street gainstanpcorporaticnoroor ligal feliow item: fOP Seenlneli County, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Orlonds, Florida 31501 entitYltimIdasadefIIWiflt;a.ljaIl jy; Patricia Rebinsen action for foreclosure on an In. DatedatOrlando,Orangecounty, A. APPEAL AGAINST THE ClaIiMttts, Persofls or PSrtieL na. Deputy ClIck strumont deemed a mortgage FlorIda, this Sm dey of March, 1971. BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT 1. THOMAS K. CUINCA- SA(2- tural or cOrporate, or whose exact JAMES T. GOLDEN pursitint to Florida Statutes $407.01 W.J. MORROW & COMPANY Atterney-at4.aw on real property has been filed ll.?)-STS-AiAgrIcultureons legal status in unknown, claiming By: WIlliam J. Morrow, UfldOr any of the abeve named or 101- I W. is?. Wrest against you, said property descr* - ADOesi against the losrd of Ad. defendants or partios or In PublIsh: March 14.23,35, April 4. luslmint in Donylne a Special IxSemInole County, Florida: lanlird, Plorfis 32711 CipllOnhO$S(kImObIiihem.inth, Claiming to have any right, title or $71 Interest in and the land hereolter Petliwk described property; Toft '(105)311-1105 Saglnisksg_443 feet West of Nor. DEN-la dsscribet ATTO*N&Y FOR PETITIONER theist carnor sO $eu*weit Pall of I ft of NW14 of YOU ARE NOTIF lID that an PuNISh: Narch, 14.2330,1571 Siutliwest le if SECTION C, NOTICE OP PUBLIC NEARING $114 of Section *was, . osaws TOWNSHIP 15 SOUTH, RANGE 32 OP PROPOSED CIS*NSE$ AND $si$tt $YlVifl Lab. Drive, .w actlontoavleeTitlsonmefeiiswksg prty iii Seminole County, EAST, run AMENDMENTS IN CISTAIN NortItiVIy r1gh141-way of Old DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES Pram the $1corner of sill NWa PlorIdo: UI I Slick I, Charter Oslis 0N114,run NIdeg 11' 26'S along $i.ford.Geeya Read, thence OP TIlE ZONING ORDINANCE SubdIvIsion, Unit Tow, according to kffii*torIy 0*10 said rlglst.if. THU CITY OP SANFORD,. U line of said NW14, 31150 the P1.5 thereof, as rocerdol In PlO POE; 10153 fist thence North 134.$ $Q5$, thanLe run N ii die 30 $4fl5 Soebl4Pooe9LPiJblecR.wdsci Is herebY j, line Seminole CsmWy, P10db," West 15034 foil I. Neeth illS 0 PubliC Hoirb10 will Its held me 611.ISflIeaPiWOIISouth .w hISS filed against yes and you of Saints Sylvan Lake Drive, southwest toil laulIttisil 140 sOld CeRIMISSIOR Reim in me city SECTION C, ffiena West1.1 $0 Is in *1 CRyW $anIsit p, theRcerws$jPboglVIp' Waling vsrPOlwedto Mlvii cope of your owll$sps defuses, II any, Is N en , said hulk N.W line, 11531 N, Point of Soglemleg. 7:NVc*h P.M. Sn March31 YOU AU ISQUlRlDIoea,vea to censleor canes and smwil *0isrun$Sdes11'ww.iiii JAMES N. CAMPUU,, Allosley Law. PisliWifi's alfoleai. idiom of yew sestun litanies, if any muds 151111 joinS OtbIlsanceol me "to 01 PiwtIter described is five nes Is In North behind Ave. TN lecaled in 5i.l $yIn Like leGARY LMAUUY,I$QUlRI,w Cityif Si.ford. Pliri, ' OliMle, PliVIdi, 31551, on or Masy. Alpur, Wack end lOss. III A pentlaa of *0 certain P1p1,I, Drive. (DIll. 1) Wiusihi Loop. AiSsiflois Springs. lying $iUtII if Silver Lake Drive and ThIS Public liisrin, will be held in bilere AprIl14, $15 mid .111. the original wiNs *1 Clur Plifids *51 Plalelhirs aNeinly, lost siusm.rIlle Avone. .spjj Room or silica. March 19111,1,15, and ssty in prussd tow COrIhse, 10*4 PIous. on OIIIIIV bilora service en PIWWY fils*1WI.11alwNh*.C*s,kif*. OvSm AD (Aprictntwal) District * 1115.il 150P.M.. or as II*iIyiIImmidlafllyffiersaltor; lhorwhia dsfiult wiN be UIi,sd *OriaAir N 11It11 NI-I tMidhtm Indesirtof) 01*1st. abovessysod Cowl either him . against you Isv *1 relief demanded service en p*ntisr, St . *1Wly WdISSOn.cim-ns*. lINe WINs *1 10 *s CoaWIsbe 0 aIlIIen ud MLLE, WITNESS my hand and asist • I J1f101ei1 M. be antacid agSIIW The lesik 140*1115111*1 toW Said Oivstsj.sN fr9111$Ir will be en arc II, swe. I$j5'd, Mv se the , ssieo ebmIn*1 in me $scfiOnl, YesnebipSI $55fh, 9155ga • PJIU, fl$ffi559 ($g,) 'j • ____________________ *1 poiic hos,wlN be howl • $iiail,Rimfeaift,n AITNU1 N. UC*wIT , WITNISI my hind and Mel w county, rn,'e• alv. $5 V5Sofg4 . . • *0 Cowl. an *1 15Ih by if ANpanlesli*0cwaedd$ trStlPOIsdUS11$0d.i, •. 1 F*ugrp,IuJl,. shall have an_poorty Is $ hiVV.Podl*ilUrn.Heblob, .Sv:Joml.Corsfe (11*4,) • hoordilssidhiaring, , s4'*aN.Sit.ag. Aal$0 N, $h, Jr. By order 0*1 City Cemmisoisis iewdif CINII'V CSfltfll'WIflSri JAMES N. CAMPBELl. if 5 Cirivil Cosit if *s City if $PJSJd, Florida. Seminole County, PIMo ; NUso liini Aud. sy: soNy N. N-N. Tames, i, By: Nibirt Fnch, Ch.lns Lc 1IIN, Fle. 30505 r • idyClipk city Cier Attest: Afl$siw H. BecUNh, Jr. rt*me. ittaq* I3& LP.If $15 Publish: March 6,1&1VC Publish: March14, 1179 '''!' DIN-N . DUN-N TIMOTHY GALE ROBERTSON Free details; KIT, Box 7l1, Pompano, FL. 33041, C41..4557. . 41-Houses fastw Not fancy but a real - terial and related ingredients of soils, tIssues and related lab and field functions. Graduate from high school and three years of experience in a -: - ittr'y: Walgreen Manager Trainee Drugs of Sanford. Paid vacation, paid holidays, mdse disc, major mine acidity, chemical, bac. DI ifOR Cl-$30.$0-Guiranteid. in writing and must indicate the basis for Ihe claim, the ithtne md address of the Creditor or his agent 0? attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet- due, the date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claIm Is contingent or unllquidat,d, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim Is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the Clerk to'thail one copy to each Personal All persons interested In the estate tO whom a copy of this Notice ci AdmInIstration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to III. any ab. lections they may have that challenge the validity of the dicident's will, the quaIlftcatis of the Personal representatIve, or the ViflU5 or lunisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT $0 P lIED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication of this Notice of Administration: March, All persons having claims or bIological of lab specimens and cultures; conducting various tests to deter. y 3222026or 333-0437 Mse Robalo. 1143 30th St., Sanford (at airport). and ____________ - laminators. Excellent company bensfits, 10 paId holidays. lEO. Apply AMF Crestliner. analysis WeddIngs by DOT NOTARY PUBLIC IN THE ESTATE. chemical, physical, 41-Houses Experienced fiberglass Duties Include conducting laboratory investiaglions and experiments; performIng WHYB LONELY? Write "G.t A Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, CIwtr., FL. 33311. HAVING theymayh$ve.EachcI.immustbe IN THE ESTATE: '' ARE HERESY NOTIFIED thattheadministratiofloftheestate of FRANCES M. ROFFLER a-k-a Frances lean Roffler, deceased, File Number 7C-64-CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for SEMINOLE County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of whIch is Seminole County Courthousi, Sanford, Fl. 32771. The personal representative of the estate Is Rex W. Roffler, address 1540 S. Winter Park Or., Casselberry, Fl. 32707. fl, name and address of the personal refIIe,tltI',e's attorney are set forth below, LABORATORY TECHNICIAN II Love Mom Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION FlorId. _______ . I took care of everything. Call Mom or your sister or come home. JOHN A. BISTLINE, .-. - Mature experienced orderly, S tol shift. Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 150 Melionviile Ave. Apply in person. college education In biologIcal education or related curriculum is required. Johnny IN RE: ESTATE OF a a great time to start. Call 644-3019. iI HiIpnted environmental education. A Division -' ---DAYSIHILSAPWQ!O. -iAVON ''-'BU1LOVOUR EASTER NEST £001 Earn, extra money - for the holidays by selling Avon. Now's 4-Perss File Number 71-4C.CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for SEMINOLE County, FlorIda, Probate Division, the addri Of which is Sanford, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Number fl-$.Cp 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES The Datj Before Pubhcation Noon YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thattheadministratian of the estate of JOHN A. BISTLiNE, deceased. DEHSC . . SATURDAY 9-Noon -•-- Friday, March 16, 1C79-flA LET'SBEPIONEST RATES HOURS MAIDS Full & Part time. Applyinperion,Exp.only If you weren't looking for a newcareer ymi wouldn't be reading: this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.100.4321153 anytIme for recorded message$500 monthly stuffing envelopes at home. Send stamped addressed envelope & 2k for detaIls: ContinenlalG, Box 11702, Orlando, Fla. 33107. ltlme ................. 43Ca line 3consecutivetlmes . - 3$c a line lconsicuttvetlmes.....3k a line 8:00 AM, - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SEMINoLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 75.4t-CP ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., As Clerk of the Court BY: Betty M. Capes Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: March, 16, 1V7C 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FO! the Southeast Quarter, LESS that Pi'tPtattidas LAKE NORMA ESTAIE$, Section 16, Township 21 South, Range 31 East. Gibson 322-2611 - PQrk.- Board of Adfustment Publith• March 5, 16, 1fl DEH.3O note, Stateof Florida, more particu. any described as follows: The South onehalf of the North one Malt of the Southeast Quarter of Leontiardt, Trlckal, Leigh & 3 West Pine Street Orlando, Florida 33101 (305) 423.5151 _____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. , door of the Court Houw, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, it the hour of 11:00 AM, on April 10th, 117, that certain parcel of real pro. perty situate In the County of Semi. Deputy Clerk CLASSIFIED ADS OrIando-Winter specifically described as located at corner of Commercial and Holly Ave. Planned use of the property is addition to existing moving and storage warehouse. BL Perkins (SEAL) HARRISON. GREENE, MANN Sauteed Wimea's Repsblksa b lasagna dinner, 1:30p.m.,300LakeBlvd., Sanford. County Ci. sss1lc Bob Sturin will speak on Seminole Memorial HIta1. • Call 34* for reservation. Men Invited. _______ i.. Florid.. descT4ed au Lot 4 and South 20 feet of Lot 3 GROVE MANORS, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in PIat Book 10, Pags 31 and 33 of the Public Records of Seminole County CI.IRK'SNOTICEOP SALE NetIcefothopeWic: Notice is hereby given that ie _____ Sanford will hold a regular m,*ting en March 23, ieie in the City Hall at 11:30 AM. in order to conolder a rlqust for a variance in the ZonIng Ordinanc, as it pertains to rear setback requirements in GC.2 Zoned District, beginning at a point 32t4 feet north and 35' west of the In. tersection of the center line at First St. 1 Holly Ave., Run north 250', 12$', south 250', and east 125' to the point of beginning. Being more 18-I*lp Wanted IALfl211or$31.9993 • - �SPORTS 12A-EveIg HoraW, Sanford, Ft. Friday, March 16 9fl Porsche Servesot Nice On Sebring Field SEBRING, via. (UP!) Driver, of the Trboe that took the top four places In the ?44 Hors of Daytona have served notice they Intend to dominate Satir. day's 27th running of the 12 Hours of Sebring. The 10 front darting positions for the field of more than 70 vehicles were filled Thursday by the sleek tirbocharged racing machines and the two In the fleldthat did not get into the starting 10 were expected to naldown)ggh Marl today's final qualifying nina. Most that speed Is not the deciding factor In an - that It rests instead the ability o(thecklversand the strategy out by the racingteam, Given that as criteria, the Porsche Turbos dill appear to be the prohibitive favorites In the grueling race over the bumpy Simile airport course. Stainnielen o Co]ugne, Germany, had the fastest qualifying time Thursday, 452 "' "s" Is one of the world's top long-distance racers. He won at Daytona In lfl and the car he Is driving here a naiad between first and second through the first 14 Man of the race last month before retiring with a blown engine. His co-drivers are car owner Dick Barbour of Sin Diego, Calif., and Indianapolis 500 ___ driver Richard Mutt, rTtÜ1fl his first attempt in a Sebringtype race. Two other BarbourOwned __ Porsche Turbos also qualified among the top 10. Veteran endurance driver Hurley Haywood of '° te, FIL, WAS 5000fld .':t Thursday at 117.054 mph and will team up SItW(In7 With aàr4her Sebring veteran, Peter Gregg of Jackeonville, and car owner Preston Heim of Pampeno Beach, Fla., Saturday. All-Star, Haywood and Gregg teamed to win the 1973 Sebring race and ___ Haywood was teamed with Bob Hagedad for a ieconlace finish last year -a nilnute and half behind the winners after 12 hors "They key here Is to run at the peak speed possible without pushing the car beyond Its limits," Barbour said. "You have to rim the car at the precise speed to get the maximum out of it without MISS. Danny Ongals, of Santa Ant, Calif., winner of the Daytona 24 hours race last month, also reported minor engine problems but captured one of the jaal 3tween today's qualifying runs for Saturday and the endurance race Itself Is a three-hour IMSA race for sedans, darting at 5 p.m. - '%S Evening H SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, March 16, 1979 2 0 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE AlIStar Auto Parts and R&D ty posted Bronco victories Thursday In the Seminole Pony Baseball Lague as AD-Star Parts clobbered Knlgt* & Orr, 14-4 and R&D clouted Raid Ford, 15.1. Elsewhere, VFW Pod 5405 downed McDanalda of Sanford, 114. Tony Larson had two hits for AD-Star Auto Parts and spilt a two-hitter with Tommy Wilka. Brim Overtired and Mike Hoff coi"bliiid for a two-hitter to PKO R&D Rea1t with Paul Alegre getting tine hits. Spring Launched _. Rob McFarlln of Santa Clara, Calif., was In the pole position for that race in a Datsun 200 SX while the outside pole position was won by John Haber of Winchester, Va., and Gene Felton of Atlanta In a Buick Skylark. ... Dennis Leonard, George By uit p Charlie Finley finally got Throop and Billy Paschall outfielder Mitchell Page back combined to pitch a four-bitter The Miami Amigos officially opened spring while Pete [acock and Joe Zdeb to the Oakland A's training In Sanford today, marking the first time In camp. had tine hits each to lead the Just short of25 years that aprofeg The 27-year-old holdout Royals ... Boenbo Rivera hit a team has playedintheA's1I4iose tot) solo home run and Glenn td headorere at the complex on MeiiQnyjftp Ave. __ San Francisco Giants Thur. Adams and Willie Norwood Manager DavyJótiiison was still getting telephone Way, after agreeing to a one drove In tine runs apiece to calls an hour before taking the field from players y year,cngr Page did help the Twins top the Cards. around the country interested in playing for the not indicate whether or not he Rodney Scott tripled home Inter-American League Club. i the pact." two rims and scored another "This is a new concept in basebU, but it Isn't He went hitless In his after reaching base on an error radical, or anything like that," said Johnson. "We designated hitter capacity to account for all the Expo; Thursday while Dennis Lilt- TUllE will be better than any existing AAA league In the lejohn and Terry Whitfield country. In the major leagues, when the older, exbelted homers whm the Giants perlenced player is no longer wanted by the club, he crnshed cross-bay rival Oak- Farr Nab IRIOPOS. HAD isn't sent to the minors, he is released. Well, those Way D NUALTY AIR , land. players, ph many of the young players on the way Ms0.J I 1111001 431 _ In other exhibition • Comilla 431 up, are the ones we are Interested in.,, °1" MOsos 41 1 Boston beat the New York JsrvsIt A1sI 333 ii * Johnson's first casualty of the spring came in the mu... Mets, 8.6, Cincinnati drubbed Altamonte cs S - Il the Chicago White So; 8-1, form of a trade. George Mitterwald was traded to ssw _ • s oe,. i1 mc. • S I 1 Texas walloped Los Angeles, Command the Oakland A's in exchange for a couple of InS S CavuII 3 114, Detroit blanked WINI S SMes IS fieldes- Steve Staggs and a young man byname Farr Insurance BlueJays an 8.0, phis. Ti$sês IS 'NSu.0 Woodard who stole ) of 95 bases in Class AA ball It~ Kansas City topped singing a sweet song in the Ts40s $1514 last season. Toronto, 5.1, Minnesota Altamonte Springs Little ___ whipped St. LouIs, 124, Mont. * (1y pitchers and catchers were hi tOy, NI0I.IPV real sdged Pittsburgh, 32, Farr wed tin.. a ALL-IT" . but the rest of the club Is expected in town by next UNIINT AIRS AUTO Milwaukee downed California, ., • ,• AIIM _to post a 64 win over 84. Cleveland clipped the liming week. And In one week, they will start playing a.40110 ours. I 1 4 WW HaganmesinabaUI.ofU. isSr i i i ous. i i Galaxy Carpets' Chris Bonham takes breather Chicago Cubes exhibition games. g MCIIVSy I I S WIs. 8-2, andAI1MtL the New major league unh"stens. * York Yankees blanked A few of the names baseball fans can look for when C, 1 1 i Mark Whlttlngton end Steve i 2 1 S I Masuss I they wander out to the park are Orlando Pena 540$ Hutsell each worked three , 1iyss II 03 ii Carl Yastrzemskl stroked (pitching coach who just might pitch If needed)' Oirs ° 'S threeslnglesanddroveinthree Innings for the winners, 555 SS4$$.i, Indiana Sta te Adva n c es W.' Oscar Zamora, Hal Breeden, Wayne Tyrone, Bob ussr's. 35 I TaIsr 3 1 I rims to lead the Red Sox ... Joe allowft a total of five hits, all I S S Ts4&s "i' --- Hidadl fed Reynolds, Mickey Scott and Brock Penderton. By Valid Preus Idoruatisnal beshetball player." L4as 155 ilsinmed a two-run off Moncnid scored a game-high Morgan ___ Ndsss 155 Iii been an iblll battle all and homer and rookie l' ThiN Bird, a two-time AD-AmerIca, 27 points l raa'sas Troy Conway banged out way, a Indiana State may toesed In points, 5 assists and dod a furious iecond.baif Seminole High Is doing all It can for Seminole sao the but os •____ t straight singles for the. double when the Redo routed NI fl-la prove Ita point yet. Arid If the 15 rebounds when the comeback ______ by Louisville to County wrestling fans. As many bodies as the Al$.S'sr Ails the White Sex ... Mike winners while Greg Vandergri( Sycamores have to do it team Sycesnores sesid by the Soo the dubious -: of MS$ Al I N McDONALDS •0 seating permits will be crammed into the SHS gym VPW __ _ hadtwohits. as ii by team, that's okay by Coach nens. IS orgauaons triple, his second Indiana Sunday night for the wrestling program, headed by Marshall struck the big blow ' I:: Bill Hodges. . : Indiana State will try to bit of the day shanked a seven- for the losers, a three-run 1t1su 4 1 2 1'NV mat superstar Dusty Rhodes. "We are playing for No. 1," convince I1stbrank.d Arkan- t)woth 140 run, TrailIng 5144half, mIdway run,seventb-Innfng Ranger ho the second • i t said Hodge after the Syca- s, 7342 vldori -"w Louis. viii. applied a pressure dofense rally. Portable bleachers are being borrowed from Newomm In senior league play, thi mores d.mollsiwd Oklahoma, viii. Thursday, when they vi. that rattled Arkansas , ripped mime, Lyman High and capacity for this show Is expected : : ___ Phil" parlayed walks and S 8042, in the NCAA Midwest Sig.,* hr starter to be around 2,500. • TMISIUrvYI I re.1.do14straigl*poligsto and ft"Jim Kaat for six fis.n.'.i. Thn1to7 errors into a i-o, win over the . In national at Salt Lake pull within 51.4$ with jed under Best advice for those wild and wooly wrestling i • Orioles, with Jack PJthardeo "i1 team that evintisally Qty. nine minutes to P. fans who want choice seats Is to purchase hurling a no-bitter. YSSUIS 'o $ w It all will be No. 1, "They ___ : : am are big and they haveThsCandInalsiebsdaMlO _ ____ Crooms Girls ticket ahead of time - the SHS athletic department TV1I 5N" 111$ $ regerdiom of whit the poUt Sidasy,"Hodges said, idiukig lead wIth 5:80 lift, but Moncrfsf AIIM vi.sv II ($5 and $4) and come early and stake out a seat. lay." 1 to Arkanoas' heeding 'curer bit Nu.ICd vPw * all 0-il ____ •Cu.psy 3 1 7 horns 35 and . ,_ • Eighth-ranked D.Paul Skinsy Moncrist. "IbM mieiva Aikansas back on top the Claim A Pair * ____ ___ Bad news for kite flyers. topped Mat., 05* end they are going to be rosily Razorbacks never trailed I m. c S Lmmw High gins softuci .t sun Francisco, a to t ." Because of a lack of entries, the kite flying contest S. 'snsiie I ln. oum S. iS. In the Wed Regional 10 helP The Sooner., 21-10, managed Curtis Wna scored 7 of his withI a pair of I.t which was being planned by the SanfordRecreatiOn 1FLO RI 0 A •" T ___ ___ ___ ___ 115115 aIkethelrhIesdg1tbst $oMqWithTipIIIi.StM,d 1$ pahata____ In the final four victories over Merritt I'Iil'd M411sr Department, has been cancelled. Tusissr S. __ _ 1 honor. And In 1onigi'a aetiui even holds *Slssd wIth 4:80 mInutes to MM DsPaul pod Thur.y. ___ Personally, I'm still gonna go fly a kite, contest or NRIVE AJ'IE Sacias mists Posnoyl,a lift in the first hut biter. ths Tomb : iwunod .iJIM$1* TE no contest. end St. John's faces lWi.rs In Syosmores went a a 114 spit UCLA Gusrdu Roy llnilton, twoptimers,pjggi1% 0 on. a grand dam, , NI heE.w1gIsTidotgsson o ashis a 37 haiftbn, ad- witha $puIjj,i,d 11 aslgisin do in - NoIre . sad Michigan St. vantage. 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Ti4.$ 0, ___ 0 * 0IsL11.r, 086, 5111510r$una - limed ____ 44* IfI$HhW FISI4,4$4.$s * UIIMI 7$ 44, ______ _____ $CNCI*. f#ss.ch.rM*aOIIs. I .3.113 * .*&Nlihire*W, he _• 4 STAIMAITII FOUR PLY POLYESTER utuaaiandtw, tuisn an in. _ n * j 0 ____ • ___ ' WHITEWALL ___ ____ 51W MATINII Post Time I Ilipm. MOUNTID ____ * Mi.. Wed..$II. Phd 0 0 s P.s. (Chili Isadey) A7$4 3 - S rll1 lwiffira.nse.neier,la,.,$. ____ ____ 0 * . __ 0 ALL IIMIS SAL • ThWSdey Ladles' sis, CID IPA A -ORNROMM. a 2'5 EE 0• ____ 0 * . 0 SolVWaNIS ______ 0 __________ 4 0 0 lii TrlcIs wosel 00 * ALL 55* s * 0 * RAWNI NIGHTLY ONLY k,ntucky ____ 00 ' • . 0 1 •0 4. 0 * - - .-. -. , -L o- I. _________________________ -- - • This 'Gibson Girl' is one of Sara Harrison's favorite dolls... and she has 500 handmade dolls to choose from. Story, photos, Page 2. * ¼ auwmii _____ Staff,Photo by Tom Netsel �:a--. kifjI.__. FrIIi. .'EvenIrigHraId, Sanford, Fi. • Made By Hand • — "I made them for mygirls when they were little," she said and added that her sans also got them until they complained about them being "sissy." From then on she made them clowns, which they enjoyed. Now 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild get them for Christmas gifts. The first cloth doll ihe made as a child started her on a hobby that has grown to a collection of more than 500. Cloth dolls can be made quickly but she is now taking lessons to learn how to make bisque dolls. Now that she has ,-.•- - •• - - PH. 323.5322 Hwy. 44 (West lit St.) 1 SANFORD PHIL DEERE'S FURNITURE FACTORY CLOSE OUTS PH. 323-0511 ' , 4 All Sales All Sale items Sub$.ct To Prior Text and photos by Tom N•tsól - w ) Ails iT- l aw W. Know That In Order To Raise Th. Necessary Capital From This Sal. W. Must Offer: AND Gibson girls, baby dolls, clowns, flappers, George and Martha Washington and Godey of the 19th century are some cf. the crealono slie1ag made from patterns. But, most are starteti from a picture she has seen in a book or magazine. • We HOLD An INVENTORY LIQUIDATION SALE MU. East of 1.4 300E. FIRSTST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD •• , J Due To Prior Obligations, It Is IMPERATIVE That DISTRIBUTORS INC. A century of fashion styles are worn by these dolls -, - '::- .— country Furniture retired after working 27 years at the library, she said she has more free time to devote to this craft. •. . PP1P 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU PHIL DEERE'S 500 Dolls Fill Harr"sison Home In Sanford "I've been making dolls every since I can remember," Sara Harrison said. Anyone who has had the pleasure of visiting her home at 808 Magnolia Ave. in Sanford would believe It. Dolls are everywhere. From a doll house on the porch to upstairs guest room almost every corner has a display f dolls, .• FrIday, March 16,1979'-3 '-r •• BARGAINS AT LESS THAN COST BUT WE MUST DO SO REGARDLESS OF LOSSI -.41190 FREE HOT DOGS & REFRESHMENTS THRU3 RCH 15.19 F C SUNDAYONLYAr -'a OUNT' RWY FURNITURE OPEN SUN.-NOON TIL6 P.M. COUNTRY FURNITURE The Warmth & Charm Of Some of her dolls have won prizes in shows such as the recent Women's Club arts and craft show and there is also a display of her work at the Sanford LibraryMuseum on First Street showing dolls from different eras. EARLY AMERICAN i M06~_ Includes: Sofa Loveseat, Chair and Ottoman (Ottoman Not Shown) All 4 Pieces in Durable Hercuior Fabrics, Various Colors. r* ."_-_ 11 'I Mrs. Harrison keeps most of her creations since whenever she sells one she "feels like I'm I selling one of my own children." • But with space running out in her ' home she laughs and says she, "doesn't know what I'm going to do if I get many more." jam 17 • ' "JUST A FEW TO SELL" - - ! COUNTRY CASUAL P1'NE GR0'UP $ _ 7 piece beautiful leather look Naugahyde combined with durable Herculon. It features mix and match reversible cushions and the heaviest solid wood frame made. Includes: sofa, chair, rocker, ottoman, 2 solid wood end tables and 1 coffee table. Loveseat only $109. Available in brown, gold or green cushions. III Corn parabi. Prk• $699 Wrought Iron plant stands. Stair case style. Rag. U9 '199 $1.0 Hsxagondoor Lamp Tables or door Cocktail Tables. EACH 149 Early American SOFAS CHAIR Durable Herculen cover. '159 . • . ' ; - . •' Il _ 2t)t) 4. PC. Bedroom Sets In Walnut Finish, Reg. $,, !i Full size Mattress S Foundation. Floor samples. Ltd. qty. SET 159 Sofa, leveseatand chair. Modern infurand Antron Velvet. 3 pc sit. R". $419 '298 -•., .I - e. Similar To Illustration Sofa bed, Loveseatl Chairs in durable HercuIon. Reg. $2 SET Spc. Dinette Sets. Various Colors, High back chairs. '169 Splecewooden DINETTE SET Your choice of dark pinLWalnut ormaple. Rag. $23 •159 '89 BEDDING /2 1 Rsg. Price Off A LL SIZES ALL super firm i extra firm. . • SOFA BED in Vinyl Covers Slightly damaged. Limited quantity. '69 TRADITIONAL SOFA, CHAIR& LOVESEAT Various fabrics S colors. Rag. s47 1278 THIS Mrs. Harrison With Antique Doll - - aou Dressing a 'Tynle Babe' diii •- - - -• SUNDAY - .• - r ri SUNDAY MARCH IS 12NOON. 6 P �---..-. - j. 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. rT S, -. I..,r,,.. Friday, March 14, 17 -, •. ,.'''.' Money Prevents Scott From Quitting Acting BY DICK KLEINER VANCOUVER, B.C., Can, (NEA) - You can't help wondering what kind of retirement George C. Scott has in mind. He's been talking retirement for a long time, In fact, the last time we met - in 1974 - he definitely aiuiounced his retirement, He Was making "The Hin. denburg" at the time. "This is my last picture," he told me then. "And my last acting of any sort, cxcept for one prior Broadway "The Hindenburg," and now he's up here in Vancouver, shooting yet another movie, a ghost story called "The Changeling." "I'm still talking about retirement," he says. "I should make it in a couple of years. I wouldn't be Inactive — I'd write, I'd produce,I'd direct, I'd go in different directions. "Whenever I think I've done my last picture, some script comes along to tempt me. The temptation is usually economic." That's the key to the Obviously, it waso't. He's puzzle, or the puzzle to the done a bunch of things since key. Economic. 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Let us serve YOU in the unique atmosphere of our old Sanford colonial, Our prices are moderate and we promise that "special touch" for your special night The Inn Is available on Mon-Wed. evenings and othertin=bY tin= iTTRIen1Set TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER Roast Roof— Ham Steak Fried Shrimp— Fried Chicken """""do foei Ssvp Mashed Ps 95 Vegs bIei $3,COAAPLETE uhh1,1 Chien Under 12 sin Te..rCsffs. Lunch: M.F 11.2 Swidsy DInner: 124 305 S. Park Avenue, Sanford Fir NMIvatiena: flL-1 GET] ---i. 3230255 . . ,•% •- . ,,. ,. IGOGUDE If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: basic technique or something about presence. Maybe you can teach what not to do. But you can't really teach acting, so I couldn't teach it, certainly." So he keeps on paying lip service to the retirement notion while he continues to take parts. That's fine with most of us, who enjoy watching him work. "The Changeling" is something different for him. It's a spooky piece, based on a supposedly true case that happened some years ago in I1Wr. Scott plays a composer va uwwvvU Wium me spirit of a departed boy, haunting an old mansion. "1 find most occult films to be crasl bores," Scott says, "but this one is dl!. ferem. This story Is practical and down4oiearth. And it into a kind of detective story, as my character tries to find out what Is going on. - "It's really an enLerlamning film, at least comes along that's what we hope it will be. There are no demonic to tempt m•' seizures. None of that garbage which I find so is getting well over a million Childish." for "The Changeling" and he But there are scary reportedly turned down a momenta. I watched as one couple of million to co-star with Steve McQueen in such was being filmed, "Tal-Pan." Scott had found a rubber So what sort of a hall, apparently left by the retirement is he planning? long-dead boy, and he had Besides, he says he wants to thrown-it away - Into the sea, LUIW, Un Ine write, produce, direct - and those are money-making pursuits. I 1 And, one more besides, his wife, Trish Van Devere, is till working (she's costarring with him in "The Changeling") so there's family income from that quarter, as Well, He laughs about It. You get the feeling that that word, "ecomonic," is just an cxcu". comes UI the 'I don't think you can teach acting front door, the rubber ball bounces down the stairs, dripping wet from its ocean voyage. In all probability, George Scott had no lines. He C. Scott will be working merely had to react to the when h.'. 97, going on 98, sight o( the hall cozning down still talking about his the stair.. evenhw ntIseust, His reactions were I ouii.st.d a couitls Mn Ing not overdone, no U he really r*edsd a buck or two,scsoory-cbewhM,thT step backwardi and a not do 1 W s jd,di&,g sWmId look on his craggy that q*kly. 'ft'ssucha knobgrind." 'I find most Uher.slly wanted alittle more Income when he retired, why not teach ac. occult films "I don't think you can to be teach acting, he said. "I new, studied acting myself. . crashing bores' Maybe you MR tech the ..,, .., . S Time Out To EatMWAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave., Sajsjj, JERRY'S RESTAURANT— Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport. CLUB DIAMOND—Open 7 days a week featuring the best in country music. Hwy. 17-92 South of DeBary. 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. LAKE MONROE INN—. Dining, entertainment nightly with the Inn-Mates. Dining room open Tues.Sun. 4 to 11 p.m., lounge open 'til 2 a.m.L.ake Monroe, Sanford. "MEG," A PLAY IN THREE ACTS by Paula A. Vogel, Central Florida Civic Theater, Loch Haven Park, Orlando, March 23-23, 8:15 p.m. and March, 24, 2:30 and 8:15 p.m. A modern drama set In 16th Century England. Tickets, 12.50. Call 896-7386 for reseiftons. Ambassador, for Utbography Programs Saturday, March 17, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave. High School students in stone lithography apprenticeship program conducted by Jerry Raldiger, will exhibit work. Exhibit by "Florida Born" artists - March 16 through April 15, Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland. Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m.4p.m.; Saturday, 10 am. to 1p.m.; Sunday 14p.m. No charge. Preview reception, March 16 7:309:30 p.m. 8CC Cb ralo—Mustcai comedy "The Unsinkable Molly Brown", Friday, Mardi 16 and Saturday, March 17,8 p.m., 5CC Fine Arts Concert Hall. Free to the public. Cast of 60. KANINE KALEIDOSCOPE III, weekend for dog and cat lovers, Saturday, March 17 10 a.m. and Sunday, Mardi 18, 8 a.m., West Campus, Valencia Community College, 1800 S. Kirkman Road, Orlando. For information call 8554301. Doris Leaper's Art of Public Places—Sculpture exhibits, March 9-May 27, Loch Haven Art Center, Orlando, and throughout Orange County. Stetson Unlverslty—Stover Theater production of Cole Porter's "Kiss Me Kate," March 940 and 15-17, 8 p.m. Admission $4 for adults; $2 for children 12 and under. PERFORMING ARTh COMPANY'S SOUTHERN BALLET THEATRE 5th Anniversary Spring Repertory Concerts Mardi 15-18 (a different Program each performance), 6 p.m., Edyth Bush Theatre, Loch Haven Park, Orlando. , Matinees, Saturday and Sunday. Evening tickets $5; student matinee tickets half price. ROLLINS PLAYERS present "The Lady from Maxim's," 8:30 p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, Winter Park, Mardi 11-17 and 23-24. March 24, matinee, 2 p.m. Call 646-2146 for reservations, MiIUmsàa Art Exhihft Q'eajde Art Center Iw fitructors at Art Coimcil's Quxth Street Station Gallery, Orlando, March 12.30, 9 am. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. D Friday, now to 2 p.m. FHIDI(MflU'$ GRAND TRICYaR RACE aid Field Day, 10 a.m., Intetstati Mall, — I... Bone Eor Sesla Society. WINTER ]PARK $WEwA1,E ART FRSTIVAL, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday through Sunday along Park Avenue. India 's Pérs is I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I(harrjibàita Friday, March 16, 1979-5 Star Trek Features Bald Beauty ByDlckKlelner . because - even today - and she says that she expects the shooting of "Star Trek." girls just do not do that sort this tobe her headgimarters, She knew that all the others HOLLYWOOD (NEA) of thing In India. henceforth, were old friends and that she Talk about the sacrifices a She jumped from "I will travel whereever was the outsider. But, she woman makes for her art— . modelling into acting, and the work Is," she says, "but says, they opened their arms poor Penis Kliamnbatta has became one of the leading this will be my home. I do go and their hearts to her, and shaved her head for actresses in the Indian film home to India, at least once a she now feels like one of the filming of "Star Trek." . . industry. She gradually year, to visit my family in group. But she says ft has turned acquired an international Bombay and to recharge my A few days before the out to be an advantag.In . reputation via the beauty sanity. I miss India," she shooting ends, she plans to fact, she likes her bald bead --contest route and, at 17, says. "I am a product of give a luncheon for the entire look so much she Is condecided to broaden her India and I love my country "Star Trek" cast and crew. templating staying that way ... . horizons, and its traditions and its The meal will feature Indian even after the filming is • .. . She went to England, culture." curry, of course, although over. where she knew no one, She She says that one thing she says it will be a mild And she does look lovely PERSIS KHAMBATTA wanted to model and-or act, about India she misses is the version of the dish, which but she has a head start, .. . before and after but without contacts It was closeness of family life can be hot enough to explode because she As an extough. She remembers one which, she says, is the head. ceptlonally beautiful woman it wasn't too bad. After we offered and freely taken. But stretch of a few weeks when emotionally very Important She hasn't decided what to start with. And, being finish fi]mning,Iwuj let my Ilia has taken a vow ofch. all she had to eat was a bag and very healthy. she will wear at the lunclever and artistic, she has personal manager decide astlty while she's aboard the of potatoes. "The families are so close cheon. It could be one of her turned her bald head into an whether or not I should let Enterprise, for the good of Then she got a part In a and so open with each fancy headdresses. Or one of asset. She wears exotic my hair grow back." the crew, movie with Sidney Poitler, other," she says, "that her nine wigs. headdresses off the set She's new on "Star Trek," "You see, Delta ladles are She asked him to be honest nobody in India has the need which, coupled with her Almost all the rest of the cast so powerful lovers that, once with her, and tell her if he of a psychiatrist. There are I gleaming black eyes, give are farnhlIar faces William someone makes love to one thought she had any talent or no psychiatrists In India. her a look you can't resist. Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, of them, no other woman will was just wasting her time When you are very close with "At first," she says, "I DeForrest Kelley, all those suffice, and energy. each other, you don't need an was a little worried about old TV stalwarts but they "For the sake of the "He told me," she says, outsider to tell your troubles shaving all my hair off. I decided they needed one new morale of the crew, you see, "that I had more natural to." tried one of those skull- face, and a lovely one. So Ilia says nosex while on the ability than anyone he had Sbø-ws a bit concerned, pieces instead for a few they wrote in the part of Ilia, ship." ever known but that I had however, at the beginning of days, but then decided It the Enterprise's new Penis Khaxnbatta is from no technical skill." would be better to shave my naviagatur. India, a Parsee, which Is the So she set about to acquire hair oft. "ills ?( that's pronounced Indian Zoroastrian sect. She those skills and eventually "It was traumatic. I must Eye-lee.. (is from the planet was raised In Bombay and, did so and began doing say that I cried while It was Delta," Perils says. "You it 13, became a model, and English IV and English * 72V being done. But as lung as I have to understand that on quickly India's top model. movies. didn't look while they did it, Delta, sex is open and freely That was all rather daring, Now she is In California, PHONE THE POLICE! - - .Diamond GRAPEVINE, TeL (NEA) Bobby Bare is one of those special country artists whose songs have earned him appreciation ... but not yet stardom. Bare's 20 years In country music hve been kind. He's scored an admirable string of hits ("All American Boy" in 1968, the classic "Detroit City," and more recently - PW "Dropkick Me, Je$us,"to name but a few), gained critical acclaim and even won over fans In the rock and folk communities. But now, after all that time as a welcome guest, Bare is on his way to becoming a household word. "What I've always done is sing songs," says Bare simply, "and whatever else happened ... I really wasn't that aware of." Singing songs was the simple ambition of this Ohio country boy, and great songs (like "Miller's Cave," "Four Strong Winds," 11500 Miles") are something he tracked down with the eye (amd in this case, the ear) of a keen hunter, "I've always been afraid if I cut a song I didn't like," jokes the ruggedly handsome Bare, "It'd be a hit and I'd have to sing it the rest of my life." During his career on RCA, Bae's concern with song content made him one of the few country artists who cut albums, not just collections of singles and filler. With move to Columbia laM year, he finally found a record label that understood what he wanted to do. They introduced him to his new and superb manager rockimpreaarloBUlGnaham — andthenlethcutan album his way. The result is surely one of the best country Ip. this year Sleeper Wherever I Fall. Sleeper is definitely a "song" album, Including two surprising covers a slow, soulful version of the Rolling Stones' The Last Time" and the Byrde' old hit "Feel a Whole Lot Better." "Songs are what counts," concluded Bare. "To me when I'm slngin'a song — I'm right there, It's not like I'm singing' words or tryin' to get It right technically. It's like watchin' a TV show or movie. Every time I sing 'Detroit City,' I'm there, workin' in the factory." As Bare went on later to play a stirring set at the typically Texan-tacky Austin Patio Dude Ranch, you could fed that power and see his commitment to the song. Withthatklndofattftude(andaheckofanewId), there's no reason why Bobby Bare shouldn't hit super- () Club Country Singer Bobby Bare N ear Becoming A Household Word l. .( ()N LOUNGE and PACKAGE •.. , .. Now Featuring Record.nq Artis ts 0. A ' LARRY CURTIS and COUNTRY USA - 'I Country Country Rock !10's Favorites And 1* A Tribute To - • ELVIS SHOW .... LARRY CURTIS Appearing Thurs. 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H. e Stapleton Seeks Late last year the death of his mother, the pivotal fjgure I was goIngtobetbgg in the Travolts clan, was the flop In the world. clincher. Jolm was already nobody would coma to see at work on a new feature, Saturday Night Fever, and I American Gigolo, but his thought I'd be duck In iv By ANNE THAYER O'Cr threatened mother's death forced him to sitcoms forever. So I Ii the stage, rather than toCarrel] is say goodbye. at the OIando stop and take stock of working, working, workingl movies or television, the last minute, newThen, contracts himself. SamlnoJ, ... trying to get as far as I '1te credential by Which were signet However, more Travolta loved the script could before my time ran proves he (cribs) Is money I Isn't Jean's for American Gigolo, and he out.,, worth his (or her) salt? :It's j that she especially admires Its He chuckled. "Now I'm The controversy has craves the challenge of new creator, writer-director Paul overexposed. Howd'ya like festered open 'gain because rs. Schrader, who rose to fame like that?" IIhwayJ7.aaagsM,,., 1 Itapletsa after writing Taxi Driver. Fear of over-exposure is (Edith Bunker) has said, Movil grad Gngsry peck But nonetheless he decided one reason he's taking a "swedly, 01 coins1 494 PER CARLOAD OR 254 WALK-IN ADS8ION that also Is rwnored to be panto quit the picture. t'tu, but the real reason is "All In the Family" can die dering a ratiru to the stage "It Jint CsiflS to me. Uk. I (lilSutly related to hisso Call 331-5416 for information Mon.-Fri. as President Warren 1Oa.m.to3:3Op.m.or come to office ,,ji.i saw the light, almost tigrity as en actor, career Iii liVe thids,. her -Harding, PrlCeim$slsnwm,tNs.d. if you believe literally," he explained. IupIr.d, ad Wed The -: %:: - - ...............-............vdaran series often evuythjng anybody tells -------- - 'Whet I finally reelisei was,- - 'I just 4e't want to give a appeared - beca vrni-- Return toStage Marceau's Art Springs From Life By ARTURO around the world. He intends Today even my mother calls to fly back to Paris between me Marceau. I couldn't ' engagements to see how his imagine having any other PARIS (NEA) - It's not staff of Instructors are doing. name." true that Marcel Marceau, He can now afford such It's hard to know where to the 55-year-old Frenchman ' luxuries; besides his look when you're talking to who personifies the lucrative fees, he has earned Marceau. His whole body ttwles.old art of Mime, has __ a fat royalty from Polaroid communicates. His hair is never uttered sword on a for starring in their eye- gray and kinky but when he stage or film Performance, catching series of 'IV spots gets excited about making a In Mel Brooks' "Silent and print ads. point in his only slightly Movie" he did say "Non," Many of Marceau'a most accented English it practhe only word spoken in the memorable vignettes reflect tically stands on end. His film. After a rapturous the horrors of war. His art small but elegantly formed reception In Dublin once, he springs from life. "I was hands are always in motion, said "Merci." And once born Is Strasbourg," he carving images In the air. when his costumes failed to explains, "and wars have "Your eyes only see part of arrive on schedule In Mor. rolled across my city every life," he insists. with, England, he turned the generation almost as far "But the human being has evening show into a drama back as there are records, other eyes," he says as his class on mime, lecturing the My father happened to be a hands point to the top of his audience on the various ,. .,• butcher named Mangel. head and to his heart. "Here t1 effects he was trying to There were a lot of show is where we really see well achieve, and then showing business people in the and honestly." how they're done. The family; I remember one who Just as Chaplin made the performance brought down .' was an opera singer who Little Tramp his trademark, the house. - could shatter a glass when he Marceau has Hip. "It comes But these are rare ex.sang. , from the way I, a Frenceptions. Marceau usually ' "When the Nazis Invaded, chman, misprounced 'Pip' goes on stage with his face my father was taken and from Charles Dickens' painted white. He wears a sent to Auschwitz to die. I 'Great Expectations,' he French clown's garb, top hat .$ went Into the underground. reveals. "Bip is Everyman, 1 with a flower coming out / Much of the time I smuggled trying, striving, feeling, and ." and creates magic without a children out of France to almost always failing. Yet sound. '4 Spain and Switzerland. Very always hoping, too." One critic says he has "the James Bond at the time. You I .' most expressive body I have He credits America tor -. never thought about being ever seen." Marceau creates killed yourself. At 18 you making him an international -, - star. "I created my company invisible solids out of his think you're immortal. body movements and the "That's when I seriously In 1949," he recalls, "but A -until the American critics audience's Imagination. started mime. I actually had began to rave about me, my When he leans against an done my first mime when successes were small. But Invisible bar, you almost see . - was six But years oldthe forNazis my the American audiences are It. When his hand hits an . parents. when fantastic. They are so aware, Two of the many faces of Marcel Marceau Invisible wall, you know ft's began to close inI on our so honest In their feelings. hard and smooth and thick.. half-century. underground cell, went to take in 100 students of mime ones we'll talk to. and All done silently. "I've been nationalized," from all over the world. replace them with others." Paris and lost myself In the They throw away their But offstage, It's a (if- he grins. "The city of Paris They'll theatrical student world inhibitions and embrace the work hard. This doesn't mean Marthere. needed a new name on the ferent matter. Marceau has given me a school, a Acrobatics. Dancing. Acting. ceau will stop a back- so I tookIthat of General morefigure so than the stage, Britishmuch and talks about what's ahead for rundown theater near where Comedy. Then Into mime. breaking schedule that has mime with an enthusiasm the Bastille once stood. The good ones will stay for him performing more than Marceau who was a hero the Continentals who tend to didn't back, to maintain their that belies his more than Beginning November 15 we three years. The not-so-good 200 days of the year all under realizeNapoleon. he died atI age 27.hold reserve." (j Married Heroes Are Bad For Box Office Receip ts ByANNETHAYER Only with Hartman's bloodtests, licenses and, by ships successfully on a Except for such 8:00 p.m. emergence as the host of many, the blessing by part-time basis In recent family-hour shows as NBC's ABC's "Good Morning, clergy, weeks, and the handsome "Little House on the America" has he been In a Maybe that's why series fellah says he wouldn't mind Prairie," with Karen spot to say how blissful come and series go while the making such a work-load Grassle as well as Michael marriage - his own - can talk-show helmsmen can permanent. Landon calling the shots, the be. endure as long as, say, Mike Due soon on the national network bosses hew to the The question of the week Douglas, who throws in scene is his series of monthly line that married heroes are then becomes, are the heads favorable comments about syndicated specials ' title bad box office draws of our video fiction factories his stunning wife at least "Daytime Star," with - as Thus 'lv and the cinema - who laud impassioned but three programs out of five. title the Indicates - John offer an endless spate of uncommitted couplings New to the genre, but a Interviewing his peers. private eyes, spies - and giving mot viewers the role man to watch for, Is John even teachers - who, models they crave? So far, only New Yorkers Gabriel. however staidly wed In real A recent study indicates His career to date has have sampled his blend of life, are footloose and that the answer may be no. focused on singing and ac- magnetism and for. preying or preyed upon, on thrigidness, when An impartial researcher, ting. And he plans to conhe's done screen. who thought she would be tinue both. In fact, he weeks of guest-hosting on To wit: James Garner In proving the case for unwed routinely turns down WABC'S "Good Morning, "Rockford Files"; 'Robert togetherness as the road to anything new that would New York." Wagner, first in "It Takes a happiness, says she found mean giving up his role as Asked to grade himself, Thief," and then in "Swit- the contrary was true. Dr. Seneca Beaulac on John says he thinks maybe ch"; and James Fraicisevi She reports that the ABC's "Ryan's Hope." he flubbed a food. in the fine long-ago "Mr. happiest, and more lasting But, he says It's only an preparation segment he was Novak" and later David unions, were those of couples occasional movie he's had to asked to do, "Because I don't Hartman In "Lucas Tan- who courted traditionally say no-thanks to. cook. . . so I played it for .!lll " aad.•'IfuDini'rIód :wt$tier." - , I a I March 1, GONZALEZ JL HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (UPC) - "I feel free, totally : free, for the first time in my :4. life," said John Travolta -1 with a happy smile. I bumped into the newlyus bearded JT at his Orion offices in Burbank. The beard, he explained, was not for a movie role. It was a celebration of his newest luxury - laziness. Ever since Travolta walked out on his highlytouted American Gigolo project, after more than $1 million had already been spent in pre-production, I'd heard every possible rumor •• f. about him: That he had freaked out on drugs, cracked under the show-biz strain, even been whisked away to a private sanitariwn for treatment of the "Biggest • .. Nervous Breakdown of them ',• All." Healthier than ever If John Travolta is what a Nervous Breakdown looks • like, I'll take two. No, three. He's looking more relaxed, and healthier, than ever before. . -"I'm having the time of -- ---• my life!" said the 25-yearold Travolta with the enold -•. . thuslasm of a teenager. "No work for four months I I've .given myself that, as a sift to me. V know, I can't Travolta with "Carrie" co-star Nancy AiIm remember ever not working. Grease, made him the over the world to attend i Don't Have To Work. I'm performance I'll regret is determined to keep SoTwo obviously I'm overdue." hottest Mar In film history. premiers of Grease and okay for money, and I've had later," be said Intensely. "I himself aloof from the years ago John Trouble is, Travolta never causing riots wherever he three pictures out in one don't mean in Gigolo; I mean wheeling and dealing for a Travolta was just the kid had a chance to do anything appeared. year. Idon't have to prove In anything. Wbenlgojntoa while. from TV's Welcome Back, but work. When he wasn't But bestifi had tofulfill his Kotler. Last year two films, shooting one movie he was contract with ABC-TV, so he sinmyself I tryinganymore to prove?- so what project I want to feel in. "In fact the only reason I Saturday Night Fever and promoting another, going all often worked on movie ads spired, not tired. And I came to the studio today," he "I was paranoiac at the realize now that I've got to saId, "is to screen a movie." during the day and taped beginning - well, you give everybodya breather— A private, John-Travoltaat night - a grind remember," he said, especially me." that that by all rights should have Makinida head. "I believed Only screening of a new He's had to make a two- studio blockbuster? ruined his health long ago. EVERY Picture deal with Paramount came Moment by "Nope. An old print of g to compensate for Gig • Moment, Then his lnanciaiiy i I believed I W01 Holiday, with Katharine exit (Richard Gore will Hepburnand Gary Grant. Sundaycesaful but critically-abused Inherit his role) and his staff They don't make s*çerdara love with 10 AM -S PM RAIN OR SHINE 901fl9 like they used to ylniow dIllogial enUyw&ghf11gadWripta an A that project, too. But friends d offers, added John Travolta with - a Including everything for grin including suspect he was so h1IWtSd, 7P Interview With A Vampire to mentally and physically, SOSThMbISS they do, JT. y ( Godfather HI. But Travolta Sometimes they do. that Ids artistic judgment was seriously Impaired N P in during the making of the f 17-7 EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. 4k* SUPPER CLUB Pres ents COUNTRY & KENNY AlL EDGE Former Texas Troubadour with Ernest Tubbs Also has appeared on TV with Dolly Parton, Porter wagoner, the Louisiana Hayride and other shows. -, WESTERN STAR KENNY ARLEDGE and the SUPER BuLl ES 91 APPEARING NITELY—I:30to 1:30 Monday thru Saturday Widnisday NIt..AU Ladhi Orkiki % Mc. SANFORD INN. 14 at SR 46 Sanford - For Reservations 323.40a0 �& IkuaC..pan MEOW ATWIN HWy.17.92SAT.DSUNMATINEE21S ___ ij~ 322.7502 ALL SEATS 125 EVE: ADULTS 2.10 CHILD UNDER 121.25 STUDENTS OVEN 1.71 7;4S I I L01 Mill M11 I W -- '_ •fr..4 $--Evening Herald, Sanford, El. ____________________ __ PLAZA - .—•—•—.-• ______ ------. taili Fa n - ,_—.__. Huqhes Goodbyp Stagel Hello Series Barnard (NBC) Dw000n k-tI' (CBS) -. - cwn.detecUve In this week's "NBC Monday Night at the Movies: Father Brown -. -. - •- - - -. - - SATURDAY - --- EiI1 - 4 I MARCH 17, 1979 AFTERNOON 100 9WRESTLING ) 2:30 ----. - - . -. Bro ay. m , adway 'i'u'.o ,, -i uw a pe uwi that Immediately earned him the The character Is an Up. QInddenta11y he had lavish Pr2iM of critics. And dated Verelon of the priest aeTnl-recurring 'role of addltIon to his Tony ai crested in 1911 by English pried th"Allin the FamIIy.99' st the play was author G.K. Chesterton in a He also regularly played Bob named Besi )' collection of short stories Newhart'a father In - - - - -- xi 99 which ended in 1935. Bob Newhart In the pilot film, Father Hiu won his Emmy an, A, ,t'inri Fr" °'"' Brown meets Carol Bain Award last season swq06LITTLE GENE WILDER- SLIM PICKENS -DAM MAM (Kay I.Anz) , it wouk"M role in U UM E*LS SJARTtJR. i3st,çMEL BROOKS , HARVEY KQf4ANa1i W1OfLJNE KAHNactress being Inexplicably guest4larriag Grant" te!TOdZed In a series saeôMfl BROOKS. NORMAN SIEINB[R6. ANOREVIB[RGMAN, H. I--I mysterious oCcirences. SIyby ANDREW B[RfiMJ • ii,MICHA[1II[RJ7B[R6 • SVE1BROOIcS "Da" since the play's Unmvinced by the young mat"[6= PAN V1SON'TECHNICO1,OR - - -Im - ' Alm starring in "Father Brown, are Robert Detective"ichael znaswi, M McGuire, Donal Symington, David Rasche, Saul Rubinek, Peter Maloney, Jeffrey DeMunn and jRl PLAZA 11) the target of mne unknown. evilI the palm her as Nat another SAT.-SUN.MAT. in EVE 7:36,9330 GME KAFLAWS Ø' finds a sympathetic ear. HAVING A BALL! T -. - - - ' - frhes Who two f & ople1nthe innocently di., the clergymen's km, Intuitive mind uncovers a web of intrigue that dodu - Now empkise at hw day JIM WUk. MOVIELAND HILDEIN UNPIN - with_detective work doss not In rus Ms humedliste Kerrigan - •-- 1 322.1210 A I V Th6L A; who frequently makes known his 41141111111"n 0I Father Brown's ignoring chb1' in favor of E 0 i 15 MJP V~6 THE CW i -rUATOJ A HE AME F COMEP(/. , (N 1C iN1 me pnsss's fayIjia I - N U ___ W U II I • —. Ai? 19" ' 7300 It was 14130 0*10 ; r But 9 the IUt*N sells, oddo see the prodoctien will MM to the mDuR$" (ABC) (PBS) SON isaO WOW $, I A 4snd, ir , W Li I 1] Ui I I I '}F.'-I •.F•' 1']'b! 0 WRE8TUNG 3:30 0 PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of the $80,000 King Loule Open from Overland Park, Kansas. the pionship between Carlos age of the NCAA playoffs. Zarate and Messan Kpalogo Teams and locations to be from Los Angeles, Cal. announced. 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverag the Skatin g 0CohtaOWot ips frome Vienna Austria; Wor ld Downhill Skiing from Snowbird Utah. EVENING - 0 WORLD SERIES OF AUTO RACING Coverage of Part 2 of the e rnational from IntInt rnational y. 4:00 ID SOCCER MADE IN GER. (DO GOLFDOrsl Eastern MANY Borussla Moenchen. Open" Live coverage of finalgladbach vs. HamburgSv SUNDAY MARCH 15,1979 AFTERNOON round play In this $250,000 PGA tour event from Blue Monster Course at Doral Coun. try Club In Miami, Fla. 4:30 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of the World Figure Skating Championships from David Naughton and Greg Antonacci of 'Makin' It , S Netwo ks Imi ate r 4. CD 0 NCAA BASKETBALL CHAMPKWMIPS Live cover- (2)(0) NCAA BASKETBALL Lad dDancecompetWon! age of the NCAA .. o Teams and locations to be age of the NCAA playoffs. thips from Plenica. Yugoslavia. Teams and locations to be announced announced. By DAVID HANDLER Call, Travolta's sidekick In ®0 GOLF "Doral-Eastern FRIDAY And worst of all, take a Open" Coverage of third-round 1:45 The networks keep trying the film, and opens with a leg look at the sons. Young play in this $250,000 PGA tour (4) NBA BASKETBALL to cash in on hit films and shot of the guys strutting Italian men like the guys In MARCH 23, 1979 event from Blue Monster Milwaukee vs. San Antonio they keep falling. A big down the street that is a "Flatbush" are the stereoCourse at Doral Country Club EVENING 2:00 reason Is that they go for the shameless rip-off not only typical bunch of hypersezed 0 THE SUPERTEAMS The easy peg Instead of the guts. of "Fever" but "The Lords greasebalLs in tight shirts nners of the Kansas City 5 "Battlestar Galactica" of Fletbush." who do nothing but hang BOXING World heavyORTS SPECTACULAR Royals Los An geles weight champion Larry Holmes passed over the character There's even a disco theme around together on street Dodgers match ge the $91 World Cup fights Osvaldo "Jaws" Ocaslo comedy of "Star Wars" and tune which bears a corners mangling the Ski vIctc rs of the Dallas Ccvboys Jumping from Holmenkollen, a 15-round WBC World seized the dogfights and remarkable resemblance to English language ("Hey, Norway. Pro Ice Spectacular,a. Pittsburgh Steelers comPe- in Heavyweight Championship hardware, It Is ABC's "Stayth A ve." li Part II, featuring Peggy Fleming tition from Honolulu, Hawaii. whazzamatta witya?"), match and Ken Norton faces and John Curry, from San Again, me iv versions throwing punches at each 3:00 Earnie Shavers in a 12-round biggest disappointment of Diego. California; highlights of (2) (M NCAA BASKETBALL WBC title elimination bout. the sewn. have gone for the easy shot. other and ogling tootsies. Animal House" left ILQ --But here nii*tv imp 'Vhu *nisir,,kI here it's a .n.j with ABC's "Delta House" Instead of the movie's broad, holding any job other than (a flop), NBC's "Brothers genuine strokes of blue- moving furniture, and Sisters" (treading in collar life, the shows simply If they are intelligent, as tepid waters) and CBS' make fun of Italians. It's Billy (David Naughton) is "Coed Fever," which the wrong for TV shows to revive supposed to be In "Makin' network puffed up and then old, false ethnic stereotypes, It," then they are non-Italian quietly stashed on a shelf. but that's exactly what these Italians. Naughton looks like What happend? The shows are doing. Ronnie Howard with shoe lunged for the "ca-ca" jokes What else do you call polish on his hair. He's no and forgot the discontent, dialogue between gum- more Italian than Willie Which brings us to popping girls about how Maya. "Saturday Night Fever." No dumb their boyfriends are? It's deceitful garbage less than three half-hour Angie to pal: "Tony Farina especially when stacked homages to the earthy good took me to a drive-in move opposite the concluding humor of Italian-Americans yesterday." Pal: "SO what's episode of "Roots II," In have premiered In recent wrong with that?" Angle: which American Nazi Party weeks. Each owes Its "During the day?" leader George Lincoln RockOr how about the proud, well (Marion Brando) existence to the peculiar chain reaction that was set bleary-eyed father trying to "explains" to Alex Haley off when John Travolta knock some sense into his (James Earl Jones) that the stepped onto a dance floor, boy? Pa Munucci to Billy: "I only black people capable of ABC's "Making It" Is give up. Di whatever you performing more than about a disco king named want. But whatever you do, menial labor are those who Tony Manucci and his bash- don't do It lousy." have white blood in them. ful brother Billy, who wants 11 wv to be a teacher (the a character was a priest In the movie). John Travolta's sister Ellen plays their Films. Poorly Barnard Hughes as Father Brown' "I" -- - - neglect church matters, criticallY-admired but of dismay successful s*çerlors. N - *'..-. - much to the -- BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Live coverannouncod. that often causes MZfl to - oo age of the NCAA playoffs. Teas Teams and locations to be Ditect1ve," alr1i March 19. A'd then It will be goodbye New York, MW Hollyww& As Father &own, Hughes PleYS a New York Qty parish pried who has a penchant for getting Into crime-solving, a practice :- .h-t-tvH. - By the tim his conlract runs out on Oat he my very well havea1/ under his am. The possible series would have him cwtinuft his role of Father &own the p(.iesA Friday, Marctt 18, 11fl9 (NBC) 4 Ad.& ,- The Tony and Emzny - 55) sports On The Award-winning actor is currently at work in the &oadway hit, "Di," for which he won a Tony this Pad year. , Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. March 16-22 - Inftcollecting unemployment year. ' -W- - TELEVISION _ I If all goes according to plan, Barnard Hughes won' , / m_ - - Friday, Marcit IS, IM DtlflDf!Aki Z. - ' — —... I.. - iiI flIJ$t Vt - mother. "Angle" is about a tough Italian waitress who marries a blue blood pediatrician. It Ia Imply a star vehicle for Donna Peacow, the chubby little pepper pot who pursued ______ Travolta - "Fever" ''- -- — — ---.j throughout ,, : ''• ' IT ' ",/,,• 'k " i: *--- - ,_/'• '- -. eu and Italia ::;:grnedy, Mars Joseph •: r;' • 'i,' '. '1 - MCGIll of 'Delta House' / 44, a 4 . �—r)71t'4i&' 1 -Evnbl5 Herald, SMerd, Fl. FRIDAY EVENING 6;00 a NEWS THE GROWING YEARS 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS I) THE GROWING YEARS 700 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "Lou Douses An Old Flame" After 30 years have passed, Lou's old flame comes back into his life; she was bad flOWS then and she's bad news now. 0 ff THE CROS& WITS 0 JOKER'S WILD 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB @1 THE ri NUPPETS Guest: Roger Miller. 0 THE MUPPETS Guest: e Sommer. FAMILY FEUD (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Paul Sand, Eydie Gorme. 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: Vi1 torio Gassman. 8:00 (2) (12) DIFF'RENT STROKES Willis loses his job at a gas sta. lion before he earns enough to buy a pair of disco skates. (1) 0 INCREDIBLE HULK David Banner becomes involved with an Oriental philosopher in hopes of controlling Hulk that is within him. 0 MAKIN' IT The Manucci household is turned into a battleground when Tony agrees to return home. 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW t FrIday, March 16, 17 March 16 Paul Erdman, author. 0:00 12:00 DFAMEAS AND 818TERS Checko, Ronald and OD MOVIE "The Mad Room" Zipper enroll in a marriage (C)(1969) Stalls Stevens, Shelcourse in which y he to ley Winters. A widow is murpair off with a female partner dared by two demented children who are using her late for research husband's study for their (4) THE DUKES OF FAZZARD games. (2 Hrs.) Luke is smitten with a woman driver who has entered the 12:37 annual Hazzard Obstacle 0 MOVIE "X-15" (C) (1961) Derby. David Mclean, Charles Bron0 BIG VALLEY "The Invad- son. Events surrounding the ers" A group of cutthroats try research and testing of the X. to take over the Barkley ranch 15 let are portrayed. (2 Hrs.) while most of the Barkleys are too on a cattle drive. MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 0 ABC MOVIE "It. Cracker Host: Rick James. Guests: Lin. Factory" (Premiere) Natalie da Clifford, Anne Murray, Wood, Peter Haskell. After sufNicolette Larson, Chuck fering a nervous breakdown, a Manglone, Cheryl Jordan, Evewoman fights the fears and faillyn "Champagne" King; Jeff urea that darken her life on the Kutash Dancers. way to recovery. MOVIE "No Man Of Her ) V.I. PEOPLE Guest: John Own" (B/W) (1950) Barbara Chappell. Stanwyck, John Lund. A worn9:30 an is blackmailed after assum(1) (12) NBC MOVIE "Rafferty ir 0t idery of a dead pasAnd The Highway Hustlers" senger following a train crash. (1975) Alan Arkin, Sally Keller- (2 Hrs.) man. A bored California driving 2:00 instructor encounters two NEWS female hitchikers who demand a ride to New Orleans. (A) 2:37 0 PROBE 0 MOVIE "Fingers At The Window" (B/W) (1942) Low 10:00 Ayres, Laraine Day. An out-of(.4) 0 DALLAS Ray Krebbs work actor sets out to investibecomes Involved with the wife gate a series of six grisly of a former powerful politician whom J.R. is using to help stop hatchet murders. (1 1/2 Hrs.) Cliff Barnes' harassment of 4:07 Ewing Oil. 0 MOVIE "They Met In 0 THAT GREAT AMERICAN Bombay" (81W) (1941) Clark GOSPEL SOUND Tennessee Gable, Rosalind Russell. A pair Ernie Ford, Della Reese, and of jewel thieves Is forced into the Jordanairos perform from fighting the Japanese Instead Nashville's Grand Ole Opry of searching for the same treeHouse. sure.(lHr.SOMins.) 11:00 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS 11:30 8:30 (2) (12) HELLO, LARRY Larry Is (i)(12) BEST OF CARSON shocked to discover a bottle of amphetamines in Diane's purse. 0 WHAT'S HAPPENINGII The gang practically demolishes the Thomas house alter learning that stolen money may be stashed there. WALL STREET WEEK "The Crash Of '7977" Guest series oi empty roles. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 0 SARET1A Baratta learns that the presiding judge in a blackmailer's trial is the man's latest victim. (R) Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Tony Randall, Anthony Newley, Kelly Monteith, Richard Reeves. (A) (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 MOVIE "The Arrangemont" (C) (1969) Kirk Douglas, Faye Dunaway, An advertising executive searches for meaning in a life that seems merely a FRIDAY'S SPECIAL MARCH 10, 1979 EVENING 0) THAT 10:00 GREAT AMERICAN GOSPEL SOUND Tennessee Ernie Ford, Della Reese, and the Jordanaires perform from Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House. SATURDAY 0 0) THE GROWING YEARS Poets These poems are by elementary achoolers from, Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wiahoff Of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. ml dIta ft.. 9hM Iowa catch V athslvery en the way hi.. Is the aveave .1 the vines, M the w.sdo, the streng. ashisek cams Jeon-Paul ,• - There was an old wonisa down bythe crystal peddle. She was whispered a strange message by an owl who lives In a swarm of frees where the purple falcon MkL Anne Kent I had a deesas my feet. — were Ivory. Avenues were full of vines, 1walked side by side with my grandather. We ceidd almost catch the mon light glowing in the dark. It seemed like spirits followed es. My f..t felt Ilk. dead feet. Sandra A swum elinn and then an owl. A crystal In a pWft a mesinge from a wtesa U I walk down an as I,-catch - S S S a Eu.. ------- I we my footprints in the soft sand, Vines cover the walls. My grandfather tare to Ivory, In Iwalk an the dill with tears In my eyes. I hear the midnight. falcons, their send eeha They carry me late the air. This Is madoess. Jtbsn Why do trees grow tall? 'Are they streteldag? Are they reaching for What in time? 151* iemetldng that come. In year window and makes yen old? Wendy ClahslIsst Why do lism'do tarn color.? When they are hot they hen red When they are cold they hen white (befits they turn to Ice) Tracy Wsstsrgret March 17 (2) CHIPS A spied-crazy _______________________________young prince gives Jon and Ponch the royal treatment in MORNING cause for concern, the toes that they win overlook his traffic violations. 1:30 0 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL (1)0 WONDER WOMAN A 5:30 Host: Tom Barry. Boone vs. young woman with the power SUNRISESF ESTER Lake Howell to cause machine failure unwit600 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC tingly becomes the accomplice 4) ORAERMEL "John Halifax, Gentleman" At of a gang of robbers. 0 THE LAW AND YOU 45. John has acquired a manDELTA HOUSE The Deltas 0 HOT FUDGE sion and made his son a part- try to convince Mandy, the 6:30 nec; agoverness is hired for Omegas' favorite girl, that (2)2-COUNTRY GARDEN Flounder is the man of her Maud. (Part 6 of 9) (R) FARM AND HOME dreams. 200 0 SPECTRUM 6:30 NCAA BASKETBALL (2) 0 THE LUCY SNOW WELCOME SACK. KOTT'ER 0 CHAMPIONSHIPS Live coverHorshack disappears when his age of the NCAA playoffs. 7.0.0 PROFILES IN EDUCATION Teams and locations to be bachelor party reminds him of his marital responsibilities. announced. 0 BLACK AWARENESS (Part 201 2) O BEVERLY HILLBILUES 0 MAVERICK "Comstock BATTLE OF THE PLANETS Conspiracy" 0:00 0 WORLD OF THE SEA BJ AND THE BEAR BJ (2) 7:30 0 ANOTHER VOICE transports a mysterious cargo BAY CITY ROLLERS to Washington, D.C. for use by (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY 230 a female scientist at a Senate 030 MINUTES 0 WRESTLING 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI- 0 FLORIDA REPORT 0 MOVIE "Willa" (PromMALS "The Monkey" 3:00 fare) Deborah Raffin, Cloris ANIMAL FRIENDS @I'I WILD SCIENCE Leachman. A young woman 0:00 0 BIG VALLEY "The Last with two small children to sup(2) (12) ALVIN AND THE CHIP- Train To The Fair" Audra port quits her job as a waitress MUNKS suffers an appendicitis -31tack and becomes a tut driver. (1 0 POPEYE on board an excursion train. GLOVE BOAT "Sounds Of SCOOBY'S ALL-STARS 0 V.I. PEOPLE Guest: John Silence" Sonny Bono, Sheila 0 PAINT WITH NANCY Chappell. Lanham; "Cyrano Do Bricker" "Portrait" Charlie Callas, Jill St. John; 3:30 6:30 0 PROFESSIONAL "Murder On The High Seas" Dana Wynter, Peter Lawford. (2) (12) FANTASTIC FOUR BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL the $80,000 King Louie Open 10:00 KIT "Eyes, Eye Glasses, from Overland Park, Kansas. (2)(12)ROCKFORD FILES Jim Warranties, Baby Car Seats" 0 PROBE turns to disbarred lawyer John Cooper (So Hopkins) for help 9:00 4:00 121) (12) 000ZILLA SUPER 90 (2) (12) NCAA BASKETBALL when he is framed for a notori(.4)0 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD CHAMPIONSHIPS Live cover- ous hood's murder. (A) RUNNER age of the NCAA playoffs. 0 FANTASY ISLAND A trou0 CROCKSTT'S VICTORY Teams and locations to be bled married couple hopes to recapture the period when they GARDEN Timing is all-import- announced, fell in love; and a soldier of for. ant when pruning fruit trees. (R) @J 0 GOLF "Doral-Eastern Open" Coverage of third-round tune tries to find the fabled '° play In this $250,000 PGA tour Fountain of Youth. SUPERFRIEND8 0 event from Blue Monster CHILD AND COlAi 100 I) Course at Doral Country Club NY NEWS (1) (1) 00 (12) in Miami, Fla. 11:30 1000 0 NOVA "Einstein" The why 0 EARTH, SEA AND SKY and how of Einstein's thought (2) (12) SATURDAY NIGHT processes that brought him to LIVE Host: Margot Kidder. 1030 his earth-shattering conclu- Guests: The Chieftains. DUCK 0 MOVIE "Arabella" (C) slons are explained. 0 TARZAN / SUPER 8Ev.. (1969) Virna List, James Fox. A EN 0 DONNA FARGO Guests' beautiful woman with larceny in £ EARTH. SEA AND SKY The Osmond Brothers. her heart uses her charm with 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS men in order to help her Italian 11:00 Coverage of the World Figure grandmother make up back (2)112) FRED AND BARNEY Skating Championships from taxes dating to 1895. (1 1/2 0 OUR GANG COMEDIES Vienna, Austria; World Pro Hrs.) 0) THE GROWING YEARS Downhill Skiing from Snowbird, 0 MOVIE "The Apartment" 11:30 Utah. (81W) (1960) Jack Lemmon, THE JETSON8 FIRING LINE "Three British Shirley Maclame. Hoping to 0 PINK PANTHER ii o v,uu wn r. DUçKIy Jr." Guests: Neil Kinnock, Labor; John Pardoe, Liberal; get a promotion, a young insur- ance man lends his apartment to senior executives. (2 Hrs. 25 Mmns.) AFTERNOON and Rhodes Boyson, Conservalive. 12:00 (2)112) BUFORD AND THE 5:30 1..00 0 HEE HAW HONEYS Guests: The Oak ridge Boys. (2) COMEDY SHOP 0MOVIE "Cry Rape" (C) (1973) Peter Coffield, Andrea Marcovicci. A terrified rape vic. tim 'mistakenly identifies an Innocent man as her assailant. GALLOPING GHOST 0$ WEEKEND SPECIALS EVENING "Little Lulu" A group of young girls p.test the "No Girls Allowed" rule of a neighbor- hood boys' club, (A) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "John Halifax, Gentleman" At 45, John has acquired a manslon and made his son a part.. fir; a governess is hired (or Maud. (Part Oofg)(A) - 12:30 (2)FALOUS FUNNIES 6:00 (1 1/2 Hrs,) MJEIIIECE T HEATRE "Ullie: Ernillo" Fifteen-year-old Lift disappoints two suitors, then catches the eye of wealthy Edward Langtry 630 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING Cl) 0 CBS NEWS IAMERICAN BANDSTAND • CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN Peas and spinach 0° In the outdoor soil. (A) tOO ijSOUL TRAM STAR TREK "Return Of The Archons" In search of the Warship Acton, Capt. Kirk (2) THE SHOW (4) MARRIED: THE FIRST YEAR Joanna claims not to be jealous when SI— of old flames becomes Donny's speech therapist. 0 HEE HAW Guests: Gooi'g. Jones, Eddie Rabbitt, Stoney Mountain Cloggers. LAWRENCE WELK MADE IN GERMANY Borussla Moenchengladbach vs. Hamburg SV FAT ALBERT 0 UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL OSWORLD beams down to planet Beta 000, whers society is gov. er ned by "Landru." WRISTUNG FOOTSTEPS "True Blue" Parents learn that most childr.n'* fantslgs I t.'JIW 1:30 (2) MOVIE "The Reward" (C) (1965) Max von Sydow, Yvette Mimleux. A bounty hunter's actions result in the deaths of Most of the five men inaposse. 0 1/2 Hrs.) 1:56 0 MOVIE "The Human Comedy" (B/W) (1943) Mickey Rooney, James Craig. A young man goes to war, leaving his younger brother in charge of supporting the family. (2 Hrs. 10 fbtIns. 4.A 0 MOVIE "The Devil's Brigade" (C) (1968) William Holdin, Cliff Robertson. In 1942, an Army officer organisis a topnotch commando crew composed of a reckless Outcast hand ofAmericans; and Isciplinedgroup of , Ca r 'p a 'I SU NDAY -. - . March 18 CALS "The Band Wagon" (C) (1953) Fred Astaire, Oscar Levant. A former Hollywood great is persuaded to do a Broadway musical. (A) (2 Hrs.) MORNING 6:00 (Ii A BETTER WAY Ø THIS I8 THE LIFE 6:30 12:30 (2) 12) MEET THE PRESS .----- -p..--- ------ bierf At EiiI? Hdrild s&,fiord, F11' Mk""tim5, report on the startling successve capture huge wild musk oxen of "Tiger Beat" magazine. and transfer them to Wrangel QD CONSUMER BUYLINE Island, U.S.S.R. 0 MARY TYLER MOORE WILD KINGDOM "A Day At Guests. Bonnie Franklin, Henny Otter Hammock" Birds, rep. Youngman. tiles and mammals live togeth10:15 er on small dry islands surFESTIVAL '79 GRAND • rounded by marshland. FINALE 7:00 (2) (12) GREATEST HEROES 10:30 Earl Akfruggs, Lester F Plan Reunion EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE O BLACK AWARENESS OF THE BIBLE "Jacob's 0 DIRECTIONS Martin Challenge" Jacob (Barry 11:00 Ennals, director of Amnesty Williams) tricks his father (Ste. (.2) @D 0 0 (2) NEWS 112) AFTER HOURS International, the organization phen Elliott) into bestowing the 11:15 dedicated to freeing political blessing of inheritance on him c. 6:45 cBs NEWS NASHVILLE, Tenn, (UPI) which were never disclosed. prisoners, is interviewed by rather than his twin brother O CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP Peter Jennings. It took a brush with death 11'30 But while Flatt was Esau (Peter Fox). 7:00 (!) NBC LATE MOVIE "The to reunite bluegrass singer recuperating in the hospital, (4)060 MINUTES 1:00 ij 2'8 COMPANY (23 (12) NCAA BASKETBALL 0 THE OSMONDS Guests: Critical List" (1978) Lloyd Lester Flatt with his Scruggs paid him a surprise f4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM CHAMPIONSHIPS K.C. and the Sunshine Band. Bridges, Louis Gossett Jr. Dan longtime banjo stnmming visit. The entertainers ended Live coverMARLO AND THE MAGIC Lassiter comes under a great Tanya Tucker. age of the NCAA playoffs. partner Earl Scruggs after a their meeting on friendly MOVIE MACHINE deal of pressure from the 113$ Teams and locations to be 10-year rift. 8:00 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. terms again. and others while awaiting con. announced. (2) (12) WORLD OF DISNEY lION lirmation for "Earl and I hadn't spoken With his rapid recovery Secretary of 0 30 MINUTES Christopher "The Omega Connection" A Health cabinetthe post. (Part 2 of from 12) JERRY FALWELL in 10 years until the other a cerebral Glenn reports on teen-age young CIA agent attempts to 2)(R) 7:30 is day," Flatt says, "but when "Zoro" hemorrhage, Flatt modeling: Betsy Aaron exam- prevent a physicist's top-Secret (41 CBS MOVIE 2) MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL ines the increase in hearing energy formula from falling into (1975) Alain Delon, Stanley amazing doctors who just I was in the hospital Earl SUNDAY MORNING problems among young people the wrong hands. Baker. I he governor of a Span. weeks ago were predicting cairn' to see me. It came as 0 FAITH FOR TODAY who listen to loud rock music. 91) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY ish province that is ruled by a that 64-year-old quite a surprise but it made the O PICTURE OF HEALTH 0 DISCUSSION '79 The Bunkers' new neighbors corrupt aristocracy disguises bluegrass legend would me feel real good. 8:00 1:30 lace entirely different reactjr'is himself with a black mask and never sing agñn. lie stayed about an hour. from Archie and Edith. (2)VOICE OF VICTORY 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS cloak and rides the countryside We talked about the old days. (4.1 OF WOMEN AND MEN "One doctor, 0 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 0 BATTLESTAR GALACTICA to help the oppressed peaslily the good tunes, some of the 0) ARTHUR FIEDLER "Just ants. 0(12) R HUMBARD 1:45 things we both went through Call Me Maestro" A biographiO SHOW MY PEOPLE 0 WINOS OVER THE WORLD .4J NBA BASKETBALL cal when we were together." 0) SESAME STREET (A) 'We talked Highlights of the 1978 road Milwaukee vs. San Antonio conductor, Flatt said he and Scruggs tour of Paul and Linda McCart8:30 2:00 discussed the possibility of ney and their rock group 8:30 (2J SUNDAY MASS MOVIE "Don't Just Stand @1)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME about the "Wings" are presented. doing a bluegrass show (.4 DMARLO AND THE MAGIC 0 There" (C) (1968) Robert JUKEBOX 0 MOVIE MACHINE together as soon as Flatt is 9:00 Wagner, Mary Tyler Moore. An (II) AFTER HOURS ORAL ROBERTS able. lie said a promoter is 0 ALICE American writer's attempt to old days 1200 also interested in the 9:00 smuggle Swiss watches into 0 MOVIE "The Jericho Mile (1) OUTLOOK Paris ends up as a series of (Premiere) Peter Strauss, Brian 0 THE FBI "The Price Of reunion. Dennehy. While serving a life Death" (1) 1 SUNDAY MORNING misadventures. (2 Hrs.) the Flatt has not been on stage good 0 FANOFACE 0 THE SUPERTEAMS The sentence in Folsom Prison, a 112) NBC LATE MOVIE "The performing for a crowd since Critical List" (1978) Lloyd winners of the Kansas City man trains to be an (12) ORAL Nov. 11, about a week before Olympic Bridges, Robert Wagner. A Royals vs. Los Angeles runner. times...' hospital director in line for a he was hospitalized in Dodgers match challenge the 9:15 0) MISTER ROGERS Federal cabinet post learns critical condition. victors of the Dallas Cowboys 0) MASTERPIECE THEATRE that members of his staff are neurologist, said I probably 9:30 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers compe. "hub: Mrs. Langtry" Lillie is falling prey to a sharp malprac- would never sing again," (2)GOSPEL SINGING JUBI_ tition from Honolulu, Hawaii. disappointed with married life lice lawyer. (Part 'Earl and I 1 of 2) (R) LEE Flatt says. "But he's wrong. and manages to move to Ion2:20 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 0) THE E HOLLYWOOD MUSI- don and captivate society. "The only reason I'm not (1 MOVIE (12) OVIE "One Night In 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "The going back on haven't The CALS "Singin' In The Rain" 9:30 the (Grand Tropics" (B/W) (1940) Bud Human Factor" (1975) George Costello. The zany (C) (1952) Gene Kelly, Cyd (4)0 STOCKARD CHANNING Kennedy, John Mills. A corn- Ole) Opry this weekend is Abbott, Lou pair attempt to play match. Charisse. Hollywood during the Susan becomes the innocent puter expert uses his technical because my fiddle player has spoken for maker for a nightclub owner transition period from silent victim of a drunken pass by her knowledge to track down the pulled a muscle." films to talkies is satirized. (A) sister's husband. who becomes a bit overconfi- (2 Hrs.) killers of his family. Flatt and Scruggs, for dent in his romantic ventures. 10:00 10 years' more than years, were an 1: 30 (1 1/2Hrs.) 3:00 (2) (12) WEEKEND Lloyd (1) NEWS extrememly popular (2) (12) NCAA BASKETBALL Dobyns and Linda Ellerbee 9:40 bluegrass duo, performing "I have nothing against Live coverCHAMPIONSHIPS 0) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) with their Foggy Mountain It," Flatt says about getting age of the NCAA playoffs. 10:15 Teams and locations to be Boys in places ranging from back together with his for0) STUDIO SEE "Jump announced. carnivals to Carnegie Hall. mer picking partner. "If the Rope" 3:30 The dynamic duo suddenly money's right, I'm all for 10:30 split In 1%9 for reasons doing It." 0 WORLD SERIES OF AUTO (I) MOVIE "The View From RACING Coverage of Part 2 of .s e e e e . e e es e 0 SO 0 5 e 0 e Os. o 0 Pompey's Head" (C) (1955) the International Race of (I) CHURCH SERVICE O THE LIVING WORD 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. - .ABC Dominates Richard Egan, Dana Wynter. A Champions, a 100-mile race publisher returns to his home from Atlanta International in the South to investigate a Raceway. mysterious wrIter. (2 Hrs.) 4:00 1)TOW "Doral Eastern 0GOI.F THE LAW AND YOU Open" Live coverage of finalADAM RICH: SIXTY- Rating Race I I rry - Season For Veterans ___ C NEW YORK (UP!) The the Family," and "60 sitcom "Three's Company" Minutes," ABC's "Eight is dropped Wednesday from Enough" was 8th, CBS' first place to fourth In the "MASH" 9th, and ABC made round play in this $250,000 network television ratthgsby It six of the top 10 as its POUND SUPERSTAR PGA tour event from Blue the AC. A.C. Nielsen Co. for the special "John Denver and 10:50 Monster Course at Doral Coon- ending March 11, but ABC the Ladies" finished 10th. •ZOOM(R) try Club in Miami. Fla. retained all of the top four ABC also had lith and 12th 1100 4:30 spots. with "Taxi" and "Charlie's (4) AG$ONSKY AND COMPA- 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS "Laverne and Shirley", Angela" for 8 of the top 12 Coverage of the World Figure "Pppy Days", and "Mork SPECTRUM Skating Championships from and Mindy", which had spots, and then came NBC's highest-rated show, "Little FIRST 0 BAPTIST Vienna. Austria featuring ranked 2-3-4 the previous House on the PraIrie", 13th. CHURCH Ladies and Dance competition; Ski Flying Champion. week, moved up to 1-2-3 as At the bottom of the 65 World 1120 Plenica, Yugoslavia. ships from "Three's Company" went to rated shows was NBC's AESOP "Two Named •AMERICAN POP "The fourth. CBS took the 54-7 "Little Women," which has Jose" Great Singers' Tony Bennett, slots with "Alice," "All In been canceled, 11:30 George Shearing and Billy Eck(4)0 FACE THE NATION stine perform from the ballroom of the Plaza Hotel. (R) AFTERNOON (2) TO BE ANNOUNCED 42) EMEROENCYONEI 12:00 (4) MOVIE "Sword Of SherEd iianders summed up And TV has given him EVENING wood Forest" (C) (1961) Rich. his philosophy for us back' some of its best. Most srd Greene, Peter Cushing. when he played small town recently he was President The Sheriff of Nottingham and editor William Allen White Calvin Coolidge In NBC's em his evil Earl are challenged by NEWS ontelevwon. "Backstairs at the White Robin Hood and his men. (1 Hr. 45 Minis.) House." May "The Faith 6:30 With him, he said, It wasn't Healer" prove as worthy of CONSUMER BLWUNE (2) NBC NEWS ISSUES AND ANSWERS the medium that mattered, his talent. (4) CBS NEWS INTERCOM 30 MINUTES but to keep working in a yes, It's a great season for good roles, THE NOU,0OO MUSF. WILD KINGDOM "Musk etenns. • s e s C C 0 fliS1ti% 1.11144 "IT nd t4O1jTG1 e 0 0 OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS S PH. 323.0501 5 e SANFORD $ANFORD AIR TERMINAL : SUNDAY B UNCH R . 10 am. .2 p.m, $3 All You Can Eat , Includes Salad Bar and Coffee, tea, etc. S + tax : wu MON. THRU FRI. 4 p.m. TO 7 p.m. The Nicest Buffet and Salad Bar In Town. I You Can Eat, Includes Coffee, Tea etc. $3 + tax ren . e . WEDNESDAY SPECIAL S 4 P.M. III Closing DRAFT BEER NIGHT Per Glass 40' BANQUET CATERING FACILITIES WIDE TV IN LOUNGE 41 CAN SEAT c . ................. .4 • UP TOW e ,.. . -,. - S �-• ,, •• ,:,' .....•,•,• ••_',$ 112-- E`11111111141111 Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, March16, 1q75 TUESDAY --------------- March2G Daytime Schedule MORNING 5:30 0SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 PTL CLUB eoo (2) NEWS A.M. WEATHER (4). SEARCH FOR TOMO ROW RYAN'S HOPE (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO HOLLYWOOD SQUARES siuo SEE iow. TUE. THU. FRI) 100 SI FOOTSTEPS (WED) (2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 7:45 (2) EARLY DAY (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA8:25 NY (MON) (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 0000 MORNING FLORIDA (TUB) (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN 8:30 () (2) TODAY C4) 30 MINUTES (p,4J) 00000 MORNING AMERI (4) CPACKERup.p, (FRI) CA 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SI ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU SUNRISE 6:30 ROAD perpetual winter to the magical land of Narnia, id "The WICKED WITCH Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," animated special based on the book of that title from C.S. Lewis' classic fantasy tales, "The Chronicles of Narnia," to be presented on the CBS Television Network, April 1 and 2, 8 P .M.-9 P.M. Hollywood Movies Propaganda Proof HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — his films which Include "The autobiography, "It's a Hell Director Edward Dmytryk, Young Lions," "The Caine of a tile But Not a Bad onetime Communist Party Mutiny," "Broken Lance," Living," one of the bed member who went to prison. "Raintree County," "The books ever written about with others of the Left Hand of God" and Hollywood. "Unfriendly Ten" 30 years "Hitler's Children." Dmytryk admits he's ago, says Hollywood movies A vital, rugged man of made millions and spent arealmost propaganda proof Ukranjan extraction, them all without regret. He's and always have been. Dmvtrvk left home at 14 now Dmytryk is curious blend escape aUn. He's put it University of- Texas, of tough and sensitive. So are all down in his teaching several film Courses. to 0 0' 0 1 FEATURING B es t Ca tfis h and Hushpuppies In the FROG LEGS 1 RAW OYSTERS Wk's Sp.elals 0 0 0 I SHRIMP FR ESH F E RINDICHICKIN Salad Ear 0 PsOalses 0 $395 83•95 (13____________ Items) AIse C.ist.,p'wy Csfrp Inn Mates 0 IPSr*II1y Styli P iiiy saiwl We're spin Tuesday tttru Sunday. The dining rum Isepsnfrem4 liii with the feunge staying epic 'HIS am. THE LAKIJanIssd 323-31N pm, - I I 0 0 0 O I I 12:30 a nrofeior f th. -------- WKRP's doorstep. MONDAY March 19 o I I I I POO - -•---.-- .•--..-•. - - "•% •CSj4a ,ttrnora_.-w_ -- 10:00 ________________________________________________ (4) 0 LOlL GRANT Donovan EVENING involvement with the Communist Party and subsequent imprisonment, provides better film fodder . U NEWS AS MAN BEHAVES 6:30 than most of (2) U NBC NEWS Dmytryk was called UPOn to (4)0 CBS NEWS direct. 0 AMC NEWS After leaving prison lit 1950 SI AS MAN Dmytryk recanted, He had 700 been an Idealist, hoping (2) TIC TAD DOUGH communism would lead to a (4) MARY TYLER MOORE better more bountiful life. "Nary Richards Falls In Love" pp,ajpj After helping a dying is offered All better paying job, complicating Lou's already boy realize a lifelong dream, tough day. Charles, Laura and Albert are •AUSTIN CITY rewarded by the young William "Torn Waits" Randolph Hearst. (4)0 CHARLIE BROWN (j)(4) LIMITS U NEWS "You're The Greatest, Charlie SI DICK CAVETT Guest: Mar. Brown" Charlie Brown and his ilyn Home. pals become involved in a 11:30 sporting cliff-hanger during (2)U TONIGHT Guest host: their school's Junior Olympic Beverly Sills. Guests: Phyllis competition. 1200 produceriwereco,nmwia, 730 8.30 (4) BIG VALLEY "The Death their political persuasIons (2) LIARS CLUS (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Merchant" The Barkleys w at odds with one of their neighrarely Insinuated them- (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 900 0 IN SEARCH OF,., (ID MOVIE bors over ownership of an selves onto the screen. "Fast Friends" "Dowsing" The "divining rod" ange grove. (P CarHo or There were some u has been called everything Mackenzie Phillips. A divorcee 1237 ce*lons, pecially $ZflOfl from pure nonsense to witchto make a lit, for 0 THE FBI "The A _______________ on Assassin" ss"n" Independent films made craft but today scientists are struggli herself ng andher your son shoestring budgets such as taking another look 1240 takes a job In the backstage • CBS LATE MOVIE "Salt of the Earth" which U FAMILY FEUD jungle of a TV talk show. CAROL BURNETT AND • HOW THE "PkM And Wife: Love, blatantly anti- FRJVIOS Guests: Casa Elliot, WON WEST WAS Honor And Swindle" (1975) Mnarjcan, Joel Grey. Rock Hudson, Susan Saint "Even 9.30 the helgM of • DICK CAVETT Guest: Imo. (4)0 WKRP Ed CINCINNATI lion of his future brother-In-law gene Coca. Johnny politics didn't reach the Fever becomes an reveals that the man is con. 8:00 ipr screen," Dmytryk utd, (2)U LITTLEHOUUONTNE e , p P XCW)9 on I),d..,s4th a.. phony, atpck. - PLUS JOHNNY RICH o 200 (2) U THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) U ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL an SI 3:30 (4)0 MA-SH (R) SI ELECTRIC COMPANY 4.0 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (MOI Newman, Victor Buono. 0 SALVAGE I The Salvage ® THE NEWLYWED GAME crew encounters a deadly • ROCKFORD FILES A coldhas fallen In love, but she meteor shower while trying to blooded hit His experiences taught himMary findsithardgettinguto man nearly recover a gold ncasd satel. stewardess friend kills a differently. He found of expressing liti. (Pan 2 of 2) Rockford's. communism more elitist his emotions. SI BILL MOVERS, JOURNAL 0 POLICE STORY An FBI than capitalism. U THE CROSS-WITS "At The Edge Of History" A agent assists in the investigaNow, looking back, JOKER'S WILD conversation with Wlillatn Irwin Hon of an illegal gunrunning MACNEIL / LEHRIR Thompson, cultural httorian, operation Dmytryk says even though REPORT philosopher and futurist. some dfre STATE! I TURNS 000 COUPLE - La Lb Monroe Inn I STEAK SEAFOOD THE YOUNG AND fl RESTLESS ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (4)0 AS THE WORL NAHUE MY TH REE SONS 0 y (4) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. 0 MOVIE 0 DINAHI FRI) EDUCATIONAL PRO. (2) NASHVILLE ON THE GRAMMING (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS 9:30 (THU) 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (4)KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS (1)UPBEAT 6:45 10:00 SESAME WED-FRI) (2) U CARD SHARKS 6:47 (1) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (It) (2) SPECIAL TREAT (TUB) (1) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS (4) THE 10:30 HOGAN S HEROES 0 6:55 (2) U ALL STAR SECRETS BEVERLY HILLBILLIE 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (4) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (MON. TUE. TNU, FRI) HI, NEIGHBOR U 1100 0IODSWORLD (WED) 7.00 (2) HIGH ROLLERS U MAKE ME LAUGH (2) UTODAY 0 HAPPY DAYS (R) SI SESAME STREET (4) 0 MONDAY MORNING 4:30 (MON) 11:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS (4)0 TUESDAY MORNI NG OF FORTUNE 0 BEWITCHED (TUB) LOVE OF (4)0 0 MEOW GRIFFiN (MON. TUI (1) 0 WEDNESDAY MORN. 0 FAMILY FEUDLIFE TNt), FRI) INIGMED) ABC AFTER$CHOOI. SPI 0 11:55 MORNING AI (THII) (4)0 cas NEWS ROOKIES (1)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 18 G000 MORNING AMERI. AFTERNOON 5:00 CA (I) CAROL BURNETT AM FRIENDS 7:26 12:00 MARY TYLER MOORE (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (2) PASSWORD PLUS XMISTERROGERS(R) 0000 MORNING FLORIDA THE YOUNG AND THE NEWS PyIC 5:30 (1) NEW 1OU NEWS 7:30 EDUCATIONAL PRO. O THE 000 00UPLE (2)(12) TODAY 0 MERV GRIFFIN (WED) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. GRAMMING U BEWITCHED CA SI OVER EASY (2) POPI GOES THE The cold-hearted witch brings EVENING -.-- was at - - ------ ------------ - - - - - e,•oo U NEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRON. MENT 6:30 Cl) U NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRON. MENT (2) TIC TAD DOUGH m CROSS-WITS 0U JOKERS WILD / -• .- Friday, March 16,19791--13 •-.- ---- V. - Coleman's Performi'Ong Astoundi'ang Astounding young actor When he isn't acting, Gary Coleman may have reading, studying or writing 7:30 Just turned 11, but he has the mystery stories about lost (2) LIARS CLUB style, timing and delivery of hamsters, he is active with NEXT STEP BEYOND a veteran performer, qj his hobby, a collection of 0 BHA NA NA "I really don't know where miniature trains. U CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. the desire to become an Gary's brief television SI DICK CAVETT Guest: Maractor came from," his career has included ap. 10. .00 IlynHorne. OTHE ROPERS Stanley mother says. "It was Just pearancea on "The Tonight locks himself out of his new 800 one of the many Interests Show," "The Edge of Gary Coleman of 'Diff'rent Strokes' (2) CLIFFHANGERS Susan condominium while dressed that he asked about — and be Night," "The Jeffersoms," and her editor Investigate a only in a robe and slippers. seemed to be a natural at it," "Good Times" and Import-export firm; Tin DIIAU4 A...L.... riiivi ItU kTZ..a II amys ii,e is inreatenea by 0 BIZARRE10:30 tal M BMW& s.*ary Richard Dawson Is inter ted In astronomy, Thorval and his troops; Mary is is host for this zany comedy es During the tapings of Powerless to save Kurt from special featuring Steve Martin, space, aircraft and books. "Dflf'rent Strokes," the 5th certain doom. (a " a: — >) N!T( M112 George Allen, Tom Herman (0 tie He ot amy reans books. He grader resides with his (4)0 THE PAPER CHASE and Deacon Jones. writes them too and even mother in a Hollywood The study group retries a case SI TO BE ANNOUNCED illustrates them with his own apartment. Otherwise he originally handled by then. 11.0 attorney Kingsfield, and their drawings. He also likes to lives back in his hometown U NEWS 00 In vestigation leads to a lady C2)(I) play a little golf now and of Zion, M. r_ •_•___________ -----.'..—----.--' nit' i'wr?i ,., , , 1u5t5: iawyer who knows about a surthen. Furman Bishop, David Israel, prising chapter from his past. Gary was born jn Zion 0 Morris Siegel, Dick Young. 0 HAPPY DAYS The Fonz (Part Gary, who also oversaw Feb. 8, 1968, He is 3-feet 7. lot 3) lnt.rvens when mobsters try the decoration of his all-red inches tall and weighs 48 to take over Al's Drive-In. (R) 11:30 bedroom, likes to sleep with pounds, his smallness being U SILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE (2) U BEST OF CARSON — = his socks on, and says his the result of kidney disease UP IN ROSEBUD COUNTY Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: best friend is his 113-pound In early childhood that One of America's last frontiers Peter Ustlnov, Steve Lawrence, the rangeland of eastern Richard Lewis, Susan Sullivan, German shepherd, Cham. eventually led to a kidney Montana — Is falling prey to Don Rickles, Eydle Gorme. (R) pion. transplant. industrial growth as strip mm- 0 BARNABY JONES BarnaMOWN a ing for coal opens on the by's Investigation of a motorcyplains. clist's mysterious death leads LEHRER 930 0 13 QUEENS BLVD. (Pram. lore) After 25 years of wedded bliss in New York, Steven gives his wife Felicia (Eileen Brennan) a move to Akron, Ohio as an anniversary gift. • ri' 44 ,, • -- ---.- n - I UII IIM II• ku 1II. - - - MIN him to a reclusive industrialist. 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) "Playing The Roxy" Shirley 0 A8 believes herself to be an exotic Bolt" (1973) Fred Williamson, dancer after a fail causes a Teresa Graves. A courier skilled in the martial arts is change In her personality. (A) assigned to deliver an attache 9:00 case containing one million (2) U SUPER STUNT dollars from Hong Kong to O CBS MOVIE "Red Sun" Mexico City. rn iuuu uurnu - MOVIE "That Man UNITED'S HOME INN IMPROVEMENT TO FIT YOUR NEEDS I u I IU U I1UII iau uuu uu 1 MOM i~wm ivau Ipu PROTECT YOUR PETS FAMILY & uu Old L Sisters," Chris believes he looks like his father but most ob' servers believe differently, He Is taller, at 11-foot-2, than Us old man and appreciably more rugged In appearance. Be shares his dad's selfdeprecating ho', vete. lit flectioni and physical vitality. Whathe, he has In'it.d Lammon-psre's AC"tkuy Awardwthjgng talent something else is again. ___ Pre Easter season 5 Disparage 9 Egg drink 12 Presently 13 Top notch disassociation from his famous name. Yo ung Chris has a healthy ego of his own and enjoys talking about his father. Papa Jack Is an excellent pianist Chris studied classical music at the California Arts Institute and chose acting over becoming a concert Chris Is not sure that talent Is inherited, but said, "I would think if a kid respects his parents he's going to emulate them to a certain degree. I have love and respect for d. "I can see some similarities In my reactions and delivery on screen. But I'm not trying to be Jack Unlike many a aeoond Lemmon. generation actor, Qwia is not His father was 5Pofls1bk OVBIcomsb,Iuipfrjoi.o( for Chris' first Hollywood Inadequacy, OVER break. He arranged an in. by gialk for cr,t4t'Il'l'ig on terview for his son with fl the fesnily rIatI nor producers of "Airport 'n" in IUp. -to.- ftbelllous which Jack was r- ,' • . • :. --- •-. - - - - - 39 Biblical spy 42 National travel club 43 Hawaiian food 46 Bullfight cheer '1' Bess ... is Julia 14 Danish (On 0 U r money Own) 15 Ricardo 17 Move slowly 50 Six Million Dollar 18 Compass 51 Unruly mob direction action 19 Island 52 Butter (French) substitute 20 Brit, actress 53 ... Day Dame at a Time Edith 22 Travel by 54 Fr pnch Bible illustrator airplane 55 Click beetle 23 Turkish (variant) officer 24 Fence parts DOWN - -. - - - 10 Algerian NCHAIN LINK port 35 Actor Jason 36 Farm animal 38 Sample 39 Singer Perry 40 M'A'S'H star - 11 Jokes (slang) 16 Troubles 21 Low land 22 Sheep fuzz 23 Common insect 24 Tatter 25 Exist 26 Hostelry 27 lubricate 28 Electrified particle 29 Day of the week labbr.) 30 Dutch commune 32 Close friend • To Live 3lEnglish composer 3 Not any ground 33 Star of Hawaii FiviO 34.-Hospital 36 Jinn (plural) 37 Mountain pass 4 • 38 Plaything .' grandson 32 Hole in the (Spanish) 49 Actor ... Steiger AWNING '-': 5 Struthers 6Protube,. ance -- lOne (Spanish) 8 Renounce 9 Character in 0 NYKR I S (4 II V 1 1 Oi VVV I I1 3 1 A0l iO I I 1 9 i 9 -i a Vol i I 4 1 N I I 1 1 Nt) S 1 I V If J V 9 V A1 SNV.%I Ill is 1-I 9Y1 NYI1YLN0f Vat) INOY N0NYI 104 The Doctors ------ --- . • • .• r4 SPRING SALE . 9N 0 $ Explosive OFF SOLI'TIO 1 Halt 2Aiam's , 22% Aida 41 Unaspirated 42 Cupid 43 Pony game 44 Exceptional person 45 Russian given name 48 River 27 _ •-' 100' EASY TERMS ACROSS HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — Christopher Lemmon, 24year-old son of superstar Jack Lemmon, Is getting the break of his young show his life in the new TV college caper series, "Brothers and 4'& 5' high includes all Posts, gates. and labof. AChipOfUThe -.,-,_-., --,,-.. I - (1972) Charles Bronson Ursula Andress. A bandit and a samurai stalk the outlaw's former partner, who has wronged them in different ways. (R) 0 THREE'S COMPANY Jack gets more than he bargained for when he starts two-timing his girlfriends. (R) GRAND JURY "An lnstItu. tion Under Fire" The power, potential and abuses of the grand jury system are examined from the Revolutionary War through Its use by the McCarthy Committee In the 19508 and the Nixon era 20 years later. • MACNEIL REPORT Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. ormo Installed BAKID INAMIL FIMSII MOM Of COLORS POSITIVL STORM PROTECT ION CUTS HEATING AIR CONDITIONING UP TO 20% Itit UtALER IN YOU&.AREA CAlL use Sanford 321.011 TOOAYII OPEN SAT Tit NOON NO DOWN PAYMENT ON SANE APPEOv&i .... ORLANDO 753.4151 saIvaaD CO. SS4SStS KI5SIMMSI $N337$ N OMGI • AFTER HOURs CAl SLOSSOM Tuii 293.2343 -..,'. , _. : 4180 S •. --. �at .1%'. ¼' He's Big B109 Ausiness, WILLIE NELSON - .- - 'Supertrain' Series Stinks - Big Music, Bi g Attraction By DAVID HANDLER By MURRAY OLDERMAN damndest dark eye& rock or progressive country merit type? Willie Nelson, for those of music, but Willie, who came "What is an establllhTnent RENO, Nev. (NEA) you who haven't heard, is out of the cotton fields of type." Willie Nelaoqj life Is pickin' BIG. Big business, big central Texas, has no Follow the norm, conform. and singing, smolcin' and music, big attraction. But his preteneive explanation for "DO I look like I follow the drinking. For him, It Is message transcends en- what he does, norm?" He fingers the comfortable and Un- tertalnznent in its fanatical "I'm a philosopher," earring in his left lobe. complicated, appeal. It's the bittersweet admits Willie as he takes a You know how much The way he lives, whether reflection, musically, of a drag and chases It with a money you make? in a low-ceilinged country man who's lived hard. His swallow of Perrier water. It "No." saloon outside Austin, Tex., weatherbeaten, seamed face makes him belch. Who does? • or a flossy show, In a is the deposit of a lid of hard "I get off on belching," he "The IRS. That's what Nevada gaming center, nights and harder mornings, grins. Torn T. Hall says. U you there's hardly time for Right now he's going "I like to put my Ideas into want to find out who the anything else. through life with a bemused songs," he turns serious, entertainer of the year is, It takes the cue from one of expression because he's "My songs are my check with the IRS." his Inspired songs: "Funny doing the same things he did philosophy. They tell the way What have you got that How Time Slips Away." a quarter of a century ago, I think and the way I believe, makes people Identify with Willie's not complaining, only now they're paying off If ethers believe that way, you. I He lights up, draws In In privately chauffeured It's great. "I think I'm one of them. I deeply, puffs out slowly and Lear "But I'm not trying w don't try to be not one of and platinumblissfully. This is how he selling records and an force anybody to believe the them." I wants It: "One Day at a almost mythical reputation way I believe." Or to do the There must be Time." as the bard of country and way he does. Willie's mores gratification for Willie That aroma Is not Turkish western music. are a little different. Nelson in the increasing blend from a cellophane Harrab's, which first put "Tonight," he shrugs, acceptance of your kind of wrapped pack. him into a big show room a "someone handed me a Joint music. "Want some marijuana?" year ago as a starring act on stage while I was singing. "I'm surprised It took asks Willie, almost naively, (Willie Is supported by two The audience Is all arnokin'. everyone so long to find out proferring a narrow, hand- drummers, two guitarists It's not that big a deal 'aboi4 country music. It rolled joint, and an harmonica player), anymore. I do drink on wasn't the fashionable No thanks. But others do. had to switch him to the stage, and I do get stoned. I to do. You'd come up to athing red We're In a hideaway room convention center because it go on stage stoned a lot, light have your window down between shows at Harrah's, has double capacity (1,000). 'People make a big deal and everybody'd see you're and outside they're already And still Willie sold out 12 out of smokln' marijuana, listening to country music jamming for the midnight straight shows, but It ain't no big deal. And I and they'd roll their window Individualist Willie Nelson happening. The arm pits of The audience Is mostly refuse to let It be a big deal." up. his grey, decaled T-shirt are young, though Willie himself Willie does demur at coke, dark wet from the exertions Is *, and mostly cowboy which Is Pattan, Ju iedith Bieg currently March 21 Delia. Mar tte Hartley. Tony of his first show. Willie, hats and blue Jeans. They fashionable. 10001 (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME frankly, looks kind of whoop and holler and pass "I don't like cocaine. I 0 ROCKFORD FILES The scruffy. His reddlsh.brown bottles of whiskey up to the wish I did. It would make on the Serengeti Plain of East underworld becomes con4:30 hair, parted severely In the stage, which Willie will swig me go fast. Cocaine freezes 0 ABC AFTERSCHOOL 5p Africa. vinced that Jim has $80,000 of middle, Gay 90s style, occasionally as he picks and my vocal chords, and I can't CIAL "My Mom's Having A (4)0 EDWARD THE KING payoff money belonging to the descends to a pony tall In the twangs for two straight control my singing. Also I've Baby" The subject of human "The Years Of Waiting" man whose death he is investiback. His beard, mostly hours. They get nothing got sinuses. I used to swim in reproduction is brought to Edward is preoccupied by the gating. gray, is scraggly. His face fancy or slick, just Willie's them old cattle ponds around young audiences through a Boer War, an assassination a POLICE WOMAN Pepper disIllusIonment, attempts to expose a massive doesn't look like It no much word on how the world really Texas when I was growln' combination of film dramatiza- attempt and GRAHAM counterfeiting operation. non, animation and an actual 0 © BILLY sun and Is dominated by a is, musically speaking. up. I got a real bad sinus birth sequence. (R) CRUSADE 12:00 cantilevered nose and the It has been called redneck problem, so I Just caln't do ai GREAT PERFORMANCES QD BIG VALLE Y. ' The Gu'it.Ot, EVENING ---------------...................... 'Madams Butterfly" Puccini's cocaine"-Matt Bentaii" Heath claims that classic tragedy of a geisha and Those clogged sinuses give the new foreman to the Barkley her hopeless love for an him a unique haunting, M Amen- ranch was once the commandcan Navy lieutenant. 4)000 NEWS er of a prison camp. reedy singing timber. 900 "I owe lt all to the olciIT'S ERYRODY'SBUS$12:37 (2) STUDS LONIGAN After water hole," chuckles Willie. NESS Joe suspects that loses his life savings, he • MANNIX 030 He Is at ease with his Pew's boyfriend was Involved postpones his marriage , plans in a huge narcotics theft. fantastic public acceptance (4). CM and Is forced toy his father NEWS of the last two rws. Willie • ABC NEWS aiàan. His IDe comes to an ear12:40 has been to the Whit. Home • ire EVERr5 SUSI. ly end as a result of pneumonia 0 KOJAIC Kojak runs into and a heart condition. (Part 3 trouble with a suspect's parfor dinner, and he drives a NESS of 3) ants and the juvenile judge ByANNEThAYER Mercedes, but be is dill while trying to find the murderProducing a television commercial Is never cheap. country. (4)0 mlJFER8ONS (2) TIC TAC DOUGH or of a local hoodlum. But the bills really Mom when the act Includes prestige 'It's not really much ® MARY TYLER MOORE 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS A woman lures Bosley 100 spokesmen. So who needs them? Companies with car- different," he says, "than ft "The Happy Homemaker a romantic fling that turns (2) 0 TOMORROW Guests: Porate Images to PrOteCt nd Project, that's who, was In Fort Worth ten years Takes Lou Home" Trapped, into Dr. Joe Punch, heed of an hooked and reeled in, Lou dli- into a death trap. As a first for-Instance: benks on both coasts have ago, CI' Armadil alcohqlic rehabilitation center; "When The Legcovers he 's been had when sue CUM nllsted big show bin names to front for them In prim as ago. Its jog gstting maneuvers him to ends Die" (C) (1972) RIchard and two former alcoholicm Ann finally well as on the tube, bigger, In more places." Wldmark, Frederic Forrest. An (4) NEWS tier apartment. How big are the ,mi.? Maslmum. One Colifornia or phan sets out on his own You No that, Willis? THE $$ bank as Joke Ways. representing it for two yeses. Six after becoming disillusioned "Sure, that's wI It's .11 JOKi'iWtt.D months ago a rival Irntftution wd the serviess of Bib about. mat's the reason MACNEIL I LEN RER with rodeo .'.t. (2 Hrs.) i get Powell Stars Map.. MPORT 10:00 started In this crazy I (4)O KAZ A young woman In New York, the beloved bssbsll legend Jel' Jo. Dl buress, to make a livIag 730 whose Parents believe she has On Broadway Niggle a men of di mlng sincerity -apsshe Im. and alçport myself doing 11AM a.. been bralnweshed by a religpressively of the virtues end services of vthp k what I w to do, which is (4) FAMN.Y bus cult kidnap her before Kaz Ja Powell, dill as trim with many brendas. playing n," can COmplete his Investigation as when the w a too-age jyy $LN Actor Eli WaBieb mu, a rival. And Wallach has Wbid* do you _ mars1 I CMOL SuRjIJT AND ° the cue. film htI4eg, Is p1wiIqg to proven an aabIs choice for his tissn. •Ol the playing or Ua wrlt? Guest: Carl Rifler, O. wo 8011111-- N:' Ho'sabo boy who mob good.A "Wr1tin'Isa bobby. IWillie • DICK CAVITY Guests: 1100 st on Broadway In a p ago his actr wife Am Joebas permadsd him that . David Israel It's like labor psine Will,FUflflCII Bisho (2) (4)000 st age adaptation of that I Morris Siegel, Dick Young. • DICK sine he can new afford to wotact his us ' CAVITY end heIth, havin' bible. Bid mq&C Guests:. , (Part 1 of 3) he sould Mop b1g for cabs at rush hours and get like k* "Seven Furman Bishop, David Israel, Morris Siegel, Dick Young Brides for Seven BrOthers." '*neeif a chssfMir.d limousine, H. did. ill WIllie end his play (Phu12of3) ____ (2) KILLERS OF THE PlAINS (And how's that for a .1 and the old swItch? mows mad to go ihoot. . with l,b,.ental Has material aiscoui made Predatory animals including 11:30 i: Johnny from Broadway to the and .,i in ttiew n*i, !itat 1CersewtwgiVan crss. - - ' WEDNESDAY - . .---.-- ----------- TV Spokesmen Are Expensive - _____ lo " I - . - - ' - C " - - - _____ ____ - a ' - . THURSDAY -- . I . .- Ask Dick - snow about It. "Little House On The "&ipertraln" smells. You Prairie," "Diff'rent won't get any argument Strokes," "Quincy" and about that from NBC. "The Rockford Files" are its Executive producer Dan only successful outings. Curtis has been f ired and NBC has lost its niche. It network president Fred used to be our favorite Silverman has announced network for glossy, one-hour the show will be yanked at entertainment. the end of March for a total facelift. There was "Bonanza" and "I Spy" and Perry Como and message cgmes Tb.e Dean Martin and Andy directly from Silverman Williams, There was "Name because top programmer of the Game" and "IronPaul Klein, usually the side." buffer between Freddy and the executioner, Is out in the If we wanted to laugh, we middle of Sixth Avenue watched CBS. From "The chasing after his own head. Beverly Hillbillies" to "All NBC Is In deep trouble. in the Family," CBS was the network for comedy. Nobody Since the fall season began watched ABC until Silverthey have littered the airman jumped over there from waves with flop after flop. CBS and took our sitcom Welook one or two looks and viewing habits with him. said no to "The Eddie Capra Last year, ABC dominated Mysteries," "Lifeline," both comedy and drama. "Grandpa Goes to This year their dominion Washington," "Dick Clark's over the one-hour fil eslot Uve Wednesday," "Sword has eroded because CBS has SHARON GLESS AND JOHN SCHUCK Of Justice," "The Waverly done a creditable rebuilding Wonders" and "W.E.B." 'Turnabout'—one reason for Klein's firing? Job. We nixed mid-season fare It stayed with "Lou like "David Cassidy: Man Grant" and it brought In " seem to serve nootl into the habit of Undercover," "Who's watching iCas," "The White Shadow" purpose th an to bold up the ABC. If nothing is on ABC, Watching the Kids" and and "The Paper Chase." ttom of the ratings should we turn on CBS. U bo "J0& Valerie." The verdict nothing on CBS, wethere's go to True, cbs' half-hour shows Ian't In on second season give you a clue. like "Flatbush" and "Billy" entries like "Thrnabout," What's wrong with NBC? are very weak, but their "Hello Larry," "Sweep- Part of the problem is that It's so pathetic that NBC hour programming Is and the network is caught In a could put on a nude celebrity making headway. You care But the fact that the shows down cycle. We've gotten wrestling and no one would about the characters. But NBC has foundered. 0122) March 22 WtW? Because their shows AM IF ILYTO MAKE MUSK are bad. I HERE ltzhak Penman and Pincha Rati ngs aside, that stuff unearthed during a Founder's Zukerman perform in the grea EVENING was cancelled because It was concert houses of Europe. Day celebration, awful. No format change will 0 0 BILLY GRAHAM 1100 1:00 save "Supertraln." It will CRUSADE (2)(4)000NEWS (2) (4)000 NEWS NOVA "The Insect Alterna- 0 DICK CAVETT Guestsi: still be bad and nobody will 0 0 EARTH, SEA AND SKY tive" Scientists desperately Furman Bishop, David Israe-I, watch it. It's painfully ob. fm of pest Morris Siel, b 03O-------------sOarch for onç vious that they should Just control to replace chemical (Part 3 of 3) (2)0 NBC NEWS burn the damned train and Pesticides, as 40% of the (1) 0 CBS NEWS forget all about it. world's crops are lost to 0 AIC NEWS 11:30 Insects each year. (II) EARTH SEA AND SKY NBC is stabbing around in (2)0 TONIGHT Host: Johnn Carson, dark in search of gimGuests: Jack Lemmor the 100 micks. (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (2)0 QUINCY Quincy battles Shecky Greene. THE NEWLYWED GAMç (4) MARY TYLER MOORE government red tape and a Everything they put on the "One Boyfriend Too Many" Corporate power to save a 0 M'A'S'H Hawkey. hai air looks like something that trouble getting a message tc Mary finds herself In a compli. small town from a deadly his father that he was either turned down by h as not beer cated situation when she is epidemic. pursued by two' charming (1) 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 A killed, despite Army reports U ABC or ripped off from the contrary. (R) bachelors, writer's money-making them. Impedes the progress of 0 THU CROSS-WITS STARSKY & HUTCH Thi They will never win that McGarrett's search for "The TtIIJ0ICIR$W detectives travel to a Iuxu way. What they need is a MACWElL I LEHRER Skyline Killer." hotel by beautiful worn comprehensive plan, a 0 BARNEY MILLER A young on tostaffed Investigate a series o woman who finds her father in commitment to rebuilding. 0 a men's bathhouse after a 28- murders. (Part 2 of 2) (A) They're not going to beat year search creates a distur12:00 (4) ABC at the comedy game bance which lands BIG them both (4) VALLEY "Hazard' MATCH CM* . jell. (A) Jarrod and Nick rescue an and they're not going to beat $100,000 NAME THAT 0in WORLD I "The Clouded injdred man from some cold. CBS at adult drama. What TUNE Window" Guest host Daniel blooded bounty hunters. OW must do Is restore their 0 CAROL INJRNUTT AND Schorr reputation for solid, middleFIEKIS Gueits. John David- hews discusses(A)international. son, Ruth 12oe brow entertainment. Llk CBs LATE MOVIE DICK CAVITY Guests: shows Instead of glnmticks, CARTER COUNTRY thief "McCloud: Showdown At Furman Bishop David israel They halve togoout and Morris Siegel, Dick Young. Roy brings In a psychologist to Times Square" (1975) Dennis conduct a group encounter Weever, Chief Dan George. A VOW money for popular, (Part 2 of 3) session in an effort to modern- dispute over McCloud's lives- talented people Ilk. Jima. 1:00 ligation of an Indian chief's son Garner Instead of hardware. (2) MTI'OMAI. MOSRAPHIC in the force. leads to the lawman's reelgna. SPECIAL 'The 10:00 Lonely tlon. They have to put cnaslate Dorymari" Portia—ieee day. (2)0 MRS. COLUMSO Mrs. at quality shows and stand men spend month. alone on Columbo suspects the death Of 12:37 behind them, Instead of this the Aue,wi llellng for cod In a ChIC Brady Hills caterer was MANNIX theIr 1$-foot boate. divilift am sliding of not as accidental as it and lefto"m tOO -(4)OTI* WALTONS Docu- appeared to be. MSIIISSIOII creditIng the settle. (4)• SARNABY JONI$ (2) 0 TOMORROW Guests: Otherwiw, now fir the MW of WalS'i Mountin to earnaws cpntinued investiga. Marion and Robert Bailey, the arioUso. of the Baldwin lion of the Adams caes leads owners of Animal Behaviour ociesIal movie or sports avaiL, we will remain a two. him to a missing girl asl a sell- Enterprises. I' d Be Oodssy (Part 2- ' ''(4) •Jl$4 •appointe& osmh'y.. - EvanIgHeraid Sanford; FL __ Friday, March )i,'17-1S Weiner 'j1 .... -:7 ~7 DEAR DICK: Why are "Gliligan's Island" and "The Brady Bunch" on every day? Lets of people are getting sick of watching them every day. They're all re-runs. They never make new ones. I've seen all the re-runs 100,090 times. KALLA MAZWELL, Paw Paw, Mich. Apparently, not enough people are getting sick, because your local station wouldn't be running them over and over If the ratings didn't tell them people are watching. There are no new ones to show, because neither of those shows has filmed any new episodes 'In years, and never will again. That's all there is. If everybody stopped watching, pretty soon the station would show something else. DEAR DICK: On the popular TV series, "Laverne and Shirley," Laverne (Penny Marshall) mixes up a drink which Is made of half milk and half Pepsi. Site then drinks It. Does she really drink this or Is It just fake? KEVIN COOK, Gaimeville, Mo. They tell me that Penny really drinks It. A girl will do Just about anything for her art, DEAR DICK: Is there any possible way that I may ObISIU tapes of TV shows and movies? CHARLYN JONES, Owensboro, Ky. Put! Lady! Don't tell anybody, but you're talking a possible crime. Film piracy is a growing problem for TV and movie makers; that is selling or showing films that are still copyrighted by the filnunaker. Nowadays, of course, you can get a video tape recorder of your own and tape your own TV shows and movies on 'IV. And there are legitimate business renting and selling films that have gone Into the public domain look them up In the yellow pages wider "Motion Picture Film Libraries." DEAR DICK: For years, my has and I have disagreed as to who narrated the "Victory At Sea" series, I any It was the fantastically voiced Alexander Scourby and my boss claims It was Westbrook Van Voorhis from the old "March of Time" movie shorts. Be kind (but firm). JACK PINKERTON, Vicksburg, Mich. Kindly (but firmly) I say to you, Pinkerton, yow are correct. It was Scourby. DEAR DICK: I have a steak dinner bet with my fatherIn4awoo how old Breads Is. I say she is nearing 4o and he disagrees. Do I get to enjoy a good steak soon? B. J. HARMAN, Warsaw, laid, It all depends on how you've defined "nearing." Brenda Lee was born on Dec. 11, 1944, making her 34 now. I would, if asked to. judge this little wager, declare father-in-law the winner, and demand mine medium rare with onion rings. DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me about Jared Martin. He played a gunslinger on "How the West Was Won." But I don't recall seeing him on other shows. Will be be doing something else soon? B. J. S., Lake Cowichan, B.C., Cu. Just In the nick of time comes the Joyous news that Jared Martin has been cast In the lead In the new series Jack Lord will produce in Hawaii, 'M Station: Hawaii." So stick around and you will be seeing plenty more of Jared. DEAR DICK: What Is the girl's name who played Dan Dailey's daughter on "The Governor and JJ."? L. H., Amarillo, Tex. That was the delightful and charming Julie Soinmars. DEAR DICK: Would you please settle an argument my friends and I are having. Was Robert Conrad killed last November? SANDRA WHITIDES, (ester, S.C. No. DEAR DICK: In "The Love Bost,mwhIcb was on late In November, there was a midget couple who bad a normal ilzed'ees, The p.w*ap sea has a beastiful girl friend. Who was the actress who played the girl friend? PInUP KENNEDY, Gloversville, N.Y. That was Patty McCormack, all grown up now herself she was the murdering little girl in "The Bad Seed" - - Yam 111180. DEAR DICK: On "Battlestr Galactica," the little dog. Ukethtiginstrange. H., does It work, Is there a man ina iou that plays the part? KYLE WULIAMSON, Bosses, Arts, No, not a man a thlrnpanzee. The little animal's nameis Eve and she is Well trainett. They put a silver suit on berend then affix the fir and finally, the head. And she dm what she Is told. Obviously, an Rmniy-wI,mlng performance. - ., .• ,,_ -- L. 'p 2 I I . �SUNDAY EDITION list Year, No. 180—Sunday, March 18, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 25 Cents IL Commissioners, S6y'ludges Overcrowded Jail0: Whose Fault Is It? F By IOM GIO}WANO HatMilillaxeliftEditor, The blame for today's overcrowded conditions at Srnlrioi. County Jail has been placed squarely on the county commissioners byat lead two judges In this circuit. But Coun'ty Administrator Roger Nelawender doesn't on it that way, nor does the chief aadatar* for the state's at. torney's office, Chris Ray. What the two circuit judges, Voile Williams and Robert McGregor say is that the county irun1Wn failed to act some years back when the matter F I 1 . It's the w.ark ' 0' the green Shedd 0 anukea be eltir Vi rsoli*ón the Mrestsi lea Preadsos 81A the (1onp River be IN gre& Because Wa St. Patrick's Day, of course, and around the nation, parade. were planned to kick off the celebration In honor of the Irish sMi* who, legend .sys, di oves the snake, km Irdm& The usual six-hour parade was at for New York Qty, which I. also calebrathig the 188th an. 'p iAvenary of St. Patrick's CatIwaL In (1igo the major evsi* was ahop [' parade marked by the dmnping of dye Into the The small northeast Missouri town of St. Qdcego River to turn It gree& In San Freadso.,a race of 88 snakes and a 2.snft parade were sciwdulot On Friday, Franklin T. McNulty, the Irish. American who fought the Internal Revenue Service's effort to cash In on his Irish Sweepstakes winnings, was freed from jail after eervthg nearly four yeam "Isn't that sweet," beamed McNulty, 6$ and wearing an orange prison jumpsuit when he was showered with gold dust by somebody In a green Ispre. tharimsuit. Patrick was having a ctlebratioii—the MO of the 188th anulvirsaryof the town founded by Irish settler.. I Altho4h mod revelen probably will resort to their favorite alcoholic saketAtl es, a group from fn'Mwspolis will get giddy in an $by400t metal tank at St. Luke's Hospital In Milwaukee. They will sit In atmospherlc pressure ala times normaj, Attampting to talk in hlghpftched Donald Duck tones. The object of the stunt Inthe -, • • • '• • about the overcrowding • situation than what l read in your newspaper. I know five years ago the county come missioners were advised the jail needed remodeling and expansion. They chose not to comply with this advisory, so we are in an awful crunch right • ISO • , • • - ...- . now." Judge Williams said he Is willing to accept some of the blame for the weekend problems, and put it this way: ROGER NEISWENDER "I am helping create part of • proposes meeting the problem because I have sentenced 10 or more to weekend jail terms,.. but these are people who have families, • • - ROBERT McGREGOR •, . stop arrests? •. • Nelawender, on the other Parades, Snake Races--It's St. Patrick's Day USsdPrivaff. • Sure now, and why - was first brought to Its at. tentlon. They said the cammission should have done something then to avoid what has become a big headache for Sheriff John Polk. it to say his solution is unacceptable. Along the same lines, I could suggest that his officers Mop arresting people. "I don't know much more ' are not on welfare and pay hand, says the immediate taxes problem Is due to a unique "I pass the problem on to the weekend sentencing technique sheriff. I feel sorry for John judges are using rather than Polk, because it's his problem QP . requiring prisoners to remain after they leave me. in jail through the week. "I blame the county coinBu Ray sees the problem as mission for the overcrowding. growth — a growth In I'm sick of the commissioners. population for Seminole County We either need new county he says is occurring so rapidly • commissioners, or at least that We cutting right into the commissioners who can better criminal jietice sydem hers, take advice. They are payü Saturday there 12$ Neiswendsrto advise them, ad —" '"tuMcoadyjahl,a facility they don't followhis advice. rm to hold $ really sick of them. I'm not Pinnem Jail officials VOLIE WILLIAMS running for reelection, -so I CHRIS RAY average daily inmate .. . 'I'm sick of it don't have to be kind to them." .. . problem: growth population has Jumped from 107 Williams added "I'm 60, so I In January to 125 In February. for weekends only until the 10 have lived long enough to know commission has displayed no Of the 123 prisoners in Jail days are served I'm not right about everything, vision of foresight In terms of Saturday, 12 were there on About 30 days ago, Sheriff But It's obvious who is growth In this area, he asserweekend sentences. John Polk sent a letter to circuit responsible for providing ted. The weekend sentence has Judges asking them to take into proper Jail space." The chief assistant Mate's been used by Judges to help consideration the overcrowding Williams said he helped Plan attorney sympathized with the Individuals who, because of the at the Jail in imposing their the Jail 12 years ago and that he, judges on weekend sentencing: law they violated or other sentences. like others, did not have the Most of those sentences are circumstances, must by state The Judges, according tothe • • hyperbaric chamber, used to treat decompression Mckns. In scebs divers aft! tmelworksrs,lsto Ike liv ifircienä$ officials aware of the device.. In Key Wed, Fla., 300 persona slci.d iç for the Find Bar None Suds Rim to drink a beer at each of 12 bars along a spedal route. However, not all St. Patrick's Day celebrants believe In boisterous celebration. The Rhode Island were • Statehouse halls were jammed Friday with foresight to realise the a must by law. For example, if law be jailed. Rather than have sheriff, did not reply to population would Jump from someone is convicted of a an inmate spend 10-consecutive letter, but Judge McGregor 60,000 to 160,000 In that Short second offense of driving while days In jail, risking the lose of observed:"The letter didn't time. iltosicate(i, it's a mandatory his or her job and to prevent offer any solutions, but if he He does, however, stake his Jail sentence. There's no way related family problems, was suggesting that I change 22 years on the bench on his Judges are sending them to Jail the sentencing policy, I'd have opinion that the present county See CROWDING, Page SA green-clad legislators and lobbyists sporting emerald carnations lnlip,ls. County Engineer:Seminole Mann, — Lifestyle Is Threatened "DinullIZZ111 lifegyle we enjoy hers Is Seminole County. (dTwsPa,i,) "More ead more peopl, know 'ffdeI Colys dNtlny where (1eado Is. You could be Ow the isv years, In InS MULLOdOII,MSIIC.Qt7, (,l_I7 ssr Bill Bob's yi p,op $1 t — L - -- — --. --•- - * a' Alexander's espenience. My wits and daughter are .4 . I'll) always glid to it beck . I. mi died and get • • 1,117 day. We like a rof4s ar the team nwbwe. &Ü4 go day. 10 horns to Hibiscus Cist In Isofird and notidag in ___ ____ • • • • • .: •.•-, of Ci± belag bet no peg,. is bogmadi (p :. wdsckdhet,"hs ss Omat" • .• . L --.- ............... auiivu......... .....sm ,. •• ............a --• •- e.to ...................1,7* --- - t1,ift a'r.--- --'- ui -. iC. womom i gof - -. ge . •• • Hawkins' seat John Robert Marks III 31, a cu,'vn'kin doff attorney. Marks becomes the first black in the Wdoq of the PSC, which regulates .•, • . . utilities and the trucking In ., - • . • ' . ,'• - • .-. •. ..• • • •. • • • rg •• && • I ,•-. --- • • •. ' ' • e_ TI. air 11011 1111=11 "d : • , hd oft I . - • 6-M-0-dw,WW pu • • iaie_ "M 1111111ft1l, a 116 . ,. • ess s e nlngznat.ontheGopgg.. natorlaltickethe detested last fall. Grahamappointed to Mrs. • -. • v - g • -•..., ' that died I don't Commission today, but di miss d Paula Hawkins, nm- • . • 1 - !d*IdSISII4 iith trs. 1'.s thiM the ,,,' U06 48 Ii1n ih1 àttsr.$ .••-.,u:- i. • • .l-- NO___ is tive t. a sviuies," ft GROW a" .• NnI,"heNid. is get votes. The orn where Bush liuss BILLIUM bw 3 ma Cileade 'We had better choose W plattiil - Rem Ciut Is ser ISthsAUUIa of anow w"ismaoftum 1188 during Iaafwd boss ram •. "eser aty easpr 00806t Wge, weti'e place to ve it wore d o-1Inir * tbai L P,spl IISS$StS are tok. Trc Is the Want WL Kaswles Mvss ns. We've gel a County c.rn of P1i,Ids In pr: f on" Is the i4 logo Jsirs.th,eInthe p rwerhefloldj"Bntt ' '' r, a city m.eger, I . flg " do "Plow isheftimebwo an TWO- ad Wdffo am ad MO 101110 DW*WV ody noinsw who can I' • I. •. (_ of airtlem) veszthoaer • • . • ST. PETERSBURG, Fin. (UPI)— Gov. Bob ar,hini kept Chairman Bob Mann and Billy Mayo on the Public Service ,. • ( the.emsa.*hasb.euidnosws . balMarhemsIs 1881. and a T40 PSC • • . Af 41 . • am •, oncom" of the location of "When I go to Heaven I.dos't £uey Wield d the apace want to hear the word pima, the ardMe hi# 'aIneg.' again. Rim-bir WN Q*= construction and the Will bugebw *Waage was 111101 11000111011 of Mse 18 ye_s *0. Nowtrc MesWts(p pbieg alasgs way back b.CkV.4 of nest of od in oft to bsamowi4 "1lchu growa to auche that f tAg prsbi iS i.* ohMSn for oxistdayleWd ill •sIssl, *. asmetisnes to sohV tr pruit - 1k 1111 Joke Alemader because of • M C70 • Mann, 14, a former dat. appeals court Judge and Uni. vu* of Florida law praise. sit, and Mayo, $1, a 14-year qivqII yr,n, win pro. thl OMWINICS WNW to balance out the insxpdsnc~ In*"frntiproapsdlvs"provi4. ad by these new _ __ Grdm $1111. Last year's Legislature ex. instead of Wocts& ThIn In the second lime Seminole County sire sight.,. GOY ft" Ash., PutSuttkkblazealahouseoeU.s. Highway ly..z began the rearganladlon in JIM south It COMM Drive in te si Estates. December, appointIng Jo. (iem. who was his bu* VIreIIghle,s put the biase out so quickly the ffr mncteread Gerald Gusur, a Iiaelhehsusea,ve,hada chance rdwrille CRY coludhoom ad 14 � 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 16, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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This ea you t is broken down before I 29 Rugan's father 47 Religious 33 Curved 9 Gone by basic organic chemical Is even gets Into your blood 34 Neth ermost 10 Notwith stand. 30 Malady sister connected to an enzyme to form stream, I am sending you Tb. 35 Actress Gabor ing 31 Athletic 48 Mao one of the major C1fl1C81 Health Letter Numbe r 12-4 36 Risque 12 Detoxified contest tIJflQ 37 Hindu compo unds used In metabolism Your Digestion: Processini 13 Jot 32 Female ovine 50 Shelter garment ii Ampersand 36 Two times within the cell, SO I wouldn't Your Food. worry about vinegar. I hadi DEAR DL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 course, acid. If hteomy when I was you happen to have an acid 11 12 13 surgeon left in boti damch or acidity problems, It ovaries so I am still fornift4 might not be so good for you. 14 ---- — — The truth Is, the amount Of acid Is someone working on uterw 16 — — —•— —iS— — — — — — in vinegar is insignificant transplants? Is there hope lot I — — — compared 10 the amount Of acid me? I am and was thez single — 22 123 124 produced by the normal Of course, it induced a greal — I — stomach. Your stomach deal of emotional and 40 Ague LGENILJS IN ACTION V ______ ______ - ______ I h A rc THE BORN LOSER by Art CLASSI W140 rsi ci- wio v) ' - - - - - - - 27 28 29 - 30 131 32 'Nfr6HlJIOIJ? 1 35 37 36 - - — 0 41 142 1 I 45 ft . t by Bob Montana WHAT f! You WANT MISS PHLIPSF MUST BE 4 PASS TO THE NURSE _>, TOO /E ASKED FOR SICK HAT ————— I DOT 1P'JOW.' WHY DON'T OUASK THE NEW NURSE ————— DO YOU - , By 5~ by Howie Schneider IF 1HIS FUEL \ Auy wme.. $XE GC)&J #4A\L 10 DIP ,no OP LUTN"MD EMMY LIE ftlL*.D ALILJI1 R1GH1M •) I ow &*i'ic&is I 7(.$J&)ATURAL' / GAS —.----.., ./ . A',. if I II II CAP WIN el Nixes Cham PRISCILLA'S POP PEPRESSEP cu LOOKJ . .' attention. Find out more of FLJ OH. r -7/ REALLY? to o ,$'IS . ____________________ _____ V4 BUGS BUNNY __ Tliis 4COPHONY OF P15. CORPE$LJLp FORCE U&5 TO PROiIP& A FREE FISH PlNN!R.',2j'r ____________ HtY,L.'I.' HAS E FFORT __ by Stoffel 4 H.imdahl HR'5 A CHEfSE 4NPWieH ..EA7 ii M' SEAT IT' Oates ' i. AM P5IccATC' WITH PI5,4PPINTMENT IMUNCH...NAFPLE... _________ ______ alA 0~/ // AP FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavis DON'? ,NOW OnWA MIL U& L Yf LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) _ 1 TO a" £ by sending for your COl f difficult chores. There are too :' O R?b _ t PRWEN P4 Th1 the choice. "Yes she recommended Before the playground can be used, It has to be approved by the school board, the architect and then by the state Depart- of course I was upset since I know what I designed," she said today. See PLAYGROUND, Page 2* -,.. :4 • '•Z. d T-\ ___ _____ ' . _-'(• . . •,.: :.:;: •..;. . ' 2-, .. • , J • . -_ '. '! ';:: St... r . S ._ . "'c . Ib 10 44 '00 tit : Lt(• . IPPI. H•rald Pi,stss by Turn Vinci.? SMH Wins Round On 'Private ' Conversion - The Seminole Memorial deleg;tion virtually assures Longwood, questioned closely Commission and no mortgage operation by a non-prolit the years is tne fact air. _ age pass passed the first big hurdle In its houses of the Flori da hospital trustees plan to moder- exist now and as they will be bonds there "would ha ve been located in corridors In one wing. move to convert the operation Legislature during its April nize and expand the hospital If expanded and improved with virtually useless without the Correction of ft problemhe of the hospital fran a tax- session. Generally, colleagues its operation is converted to a the bond issue f unds, backing of the county." said, would require a major supported institution to a- in both bod w of the I aWslature norrproat corporation to be "Who In the world is going to Dr. Robert Gay, chief of the expenditure. private non-profit corporation approve local bill s If founded by current hospital lend money unde r these cir- hospital staff, said no mem ber "We are not asking or tthIng ____ _____ with approval by the S.cnlnole wtimoualy endorsed by local trustees. operating rooms, the quality of man Bob French told the food and emergency room legislators the law would backlogs that can be as long as permit the conversion to the three hours. dIfterad method of operation Charles Bentley, hospital only with county c1nml143I% The Storm: Trains Produce Delayed ____ __ ____ _ ________ bwm I&W, arriving for trains have besn due to ice In Sonford at 2:U pm. on track$ am fmm -wit Ph . AnArisk's Chunplon, which according to Amtrak and Auto A spokesman for the Sanford administrator, sold state inapproval. He said all the Maxwell. "7W ou"it hard d nrvim 111111111001:1111y. e Formers Market said sPectors, who conducted the questions trucks that deliver the legislators posed "We finally wAWW our for psoIto Sd to work sold It's many Of Un latest inspection three weeks will be induded sm thim lt Wft5 storm tl trains north and southbound," harder for the trains to move." iully arrives at 2:12 p.m. w Train officials. Florida produce to northern ago, are concerned about the th e county cnmpL.i1 wants pwilysisd portim 01 the north said Art YounS, assistant UnIft Auto Thda, Amtrak 10 ban late Mooft noted Amtrak has had to break markets an being delayed by need to correct viOl8tiOns uf answered before III move goo ji(qIi4çii of (aInai manager for Auto was able to 13g fl its ( . longer trains into two seParate the snows. _____ rim., according to safety codes at the hospital. Train service Monday and Train's Sanford division, scheduled The Qmplon began a north trains In an effort to mlithrdq "We have some people who Hesaldamajor problem over forward to final approval. delayodMgnskservic.içtolo lkwavar, said Y all Auto Clerk Glen Crews, In the bound rim on schedule Monday the danger of traveling on Ice left here Saturday ___ ____ —DONNA ESTE8 boom Trathnsm.ureeip.ct.dtobs __ nlgl* and wuflvehoiws late covered tracks, according to and have notbeei able toget Ina 1ontothopruI4.ma madstoday. SlurusLmetlI&Page*A arntvthglnWfaihiitgton,D,C., Maxwell. f urther ndh thanAtlazgad wnrvicmaive "PIOplItlIModlYSIt get to according to Crews. "When you make one long Kentucky," said Mrs. Francis Today dorm (hit r'q.d'- our math terminal," said wford terminal. 'These trains that originat, train Into two shorter trains, Ganrow, of the farmers market. pgt Of the deep Young. In many ____ iww, he "All of our trains ran here in Florida are tWig on that makes more traffic, U Many tz,acksare d.layedin Arasad-TheClock .........4-A Hirescope ................4-B ____ Maryland subur ban Mlaata to New York tom," said said wi tes are bad, y may be late In Ca1er ................. 2-B trains north, • ___ .,içeedtrave1toa crawl Wsehbon,D.C.,coaidnotPit The first train out Of New The going guts rough In have to move Mower," said rduroingtoSenfcrdtoplckup Comics ...................4-B Obliesrise ................ 5-A to tr jebo. Is 's York accng 10 aguueu, Maxwell. y wise. (*JRSELVES ..............'.1 produce to fusther deliveries. Crossword ................ igt ly "Ijod*iIhedto rStarNermaUytfrMn wher' haYS bISI Tr I wasnittbeonly That could in turn Y the Edihotini ..................4-A .................... IA Miwdown in tr_podatlan ad they've get about two fad arntv in Isofoed at 1:1111 m, blamed on the unusually severe mod, of transportation In. harvesting of some crops Deer Abby ................1.5 Telavtalss ................5-i from the north ad in the case Of -ow up thee. in the pad 4$ according to Crews. Monday it wither. Mu1)'o( the proW' t.m.d locally by the dorm. locally. Dr. Lb .................4-3 Wither ...................2* -. -- - . - _____ ________ ______ Wel ___. ',J ___ '° LI_Itt ' MY, iLWO... AND UEV Mi... ç) couis 7 X I - ter said he personally ___ With &SY "'' __ tar todey said a new - - ATLANTA, GA. (UPI) - ___ Pr major wüth ft" UUiISWWIdoWshfSrthsit Vice Promise Tang Nelaapiiig ad Other wind lenders on the .aE5n5pet .ajdgratscuepssfarhaçerpswurs, tow inIr_andthe dupusIigwarin'dchlne. HSMI4thS United atat.s ii Ity Of the new gomiit in the _____ ______ 'lit jit we r*t4 Jr_' a-11lL(, CtoU1CigeadhostiChed with theSOvit Other no= mtisuamitdssosewsll,"PasMd. =09 _____ __ on t mijer cess Of ___ a '= and "s" ____ g pod. He warned thit Ms rejection by the SadS he w ill iiE to cr a SALT II agriomuit and to nepud to .r'-'-ofIbowispesrsoe. Of .*aI.&Lra by ( ,, he ,, Ofk.L igriom ho be. ranched an met Of __ - lb MV I S 9. _ ___ __ provisloes of the pact. a new penetrating bomber. It will: -Permit Independent verification and "uses of gusrantiskug __their overall number ___ of Soviet compliance with the terms of the agreement. -B.dr. the Sovids to reduce —Specificall 0 SWA ___ ___ ______ Cod 01 theIr strit* forces will have to be dsstroyed or nation's ability to verify oonipHaic. with the trity. 'ed.MthoswuUms,bscaeaeuuenowwiUbelowthe _ ____ __ ____ ___ Earlier, before a joist - fin 5IaI of the Georgia tA iid eslig, we add sab'slly Increase Otf OWU ___ Cart, defended his tight budget with boosts in delmie spsug, "Web" * daizniaig the needs of the 'ustlon's poor and ildedy be , PdenugotIdidtlmMtonbIIaLaiugDtypss of wep00s bi that there Is allmitoa the ability of un 10_d,, and ills an the L.ie-'--unt Of adding One, social programs. __ ___ __ __ M -Pormit the ted $IMii ad Ms aiMs to per also the _____ 4 ..• vwi.p,' . were able to get was one tea- . ___________________________________ ' ___ __ -. I different textures, but all we Pr , S j - availability as the reason for Vogt added the matter, In- his opinion, should be addressed statewide as a policy. - _______ lOOMIS by T, K. Ryan 0fN6H0hIN5 I'VE OVOR prove the project until her recommended changes are made, she said. "When I first went over the drawings with the staff they thought it would be good to have the various textures of rug so Carter, SALT Sets Equal Wea onr or U,,S, Soviets ri's mr I However, Hugh Canton, director of auxiliary services for the school district cites am _ I- __ j.iç TUMBLEWEEDS CA1.fl.P?w ' 601N&AU. Iem __ railroad ties to help the students develop crawling skills. She has refused to ap- upset the architect, Nan Pleases of Micanopy, Fla. they end up placing only one cwnstancea?" asked Maxwell. of the medical staff Is opposed for the county to beck the bonds Legislative delegation of legislators. Bill Colbert. hospital attorney Brantley added during his to the plan and all doctors are with cow remueoo Colbert lpgialatlon permitting the Despite the urilnimous ap explained to the delegation the conversations with Alachua behind It. wiiue the state law says that persons in that category said, pointing out the cóunrtige. provaJ, however, Sen. Clark revenue bond issue envisioned County officials who used a He said physicians are ty would have to have e ap See GUAitD PAY, Fqe JA ______________________________________________ The unanimous approval Maxwelli Jr., R-Mefturne, and would mqWre no back-up of the similar approach to chlinge concerned on a daily basis provall ol the votersthin a . Monday by the four-member Rep. Bobby Brantley, R- bonds by the Seminole County their hospital in Gainesville to about the services provided by referendum to pledge property . the hospital and the need for a tax money. bette r physical plant, better County CnrnIiaIon Qtalr- 4..' I "A texture rug in there," the architect said. 'V would cost much more," he d demanded his full salary had been died prwm*. Nelswender also assured there would be no problem for the u. __________________ r BUT WHY CAN'T I " .I 1 / REMEM9PR? _____ I tunnel used to develop crawling skills and the stacking of old • •. currentl it costs the unty 000 guardsmen and military eserve on training sesdons. "If we cszmc* continue the current policy (salaries minus fthx:tIon of date or federall compensation) it o - the school in Altamonte Springs in November. However, a newspaper account of that tour _ In answer to questions from the delegation, County Administrator Roger Neliwender said the county doesn't have more than 10 employees who would be affected and _______ A California reader asks CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan, Oswald: "After reading teds)?. on Peter Sten berg's new bk why we do not ope n this hand _______ 1*) There is a lot going you'U.nd up fsellng victimized. behInd lay Bridge in Four Hours' one notrump. You 'P We never open one n . it seems a good Idea GEMjp41 (May 21-June 30) aren't getting all the facts. It devote some articles t to o- trump with a singleton — wo uldbeablginjiiak.tomake ally simple even a singleton ace. Such ___ Man: "Here is a really hands almost always play concerning an üxçortant goal commitments or put tIthV in easy one. It illustrates better In a suit and iie way may be y dOWTstSU today basic rule of play to find suit contracts is to Not haft all the facts, 111"T AQUARIUS(Jan. 30-FI 19) whichr is is to lead toward your start with a suit bid. Cuts OPPOWN for YOIL Outside help you were high cards, not away from I NEWSPAMH ENTritpilisF ASSN.I CANCER (Jim. 21-July 22) depending on won't be for. them." (For a copy Of JACOB y MOD. Osw&ld: "South knows ERN, send $1 to: -Win at be nscu.wy to get your pcndblltty this could cod you in from the bidding that at Bridge." care f fflj newspa. worst his slam contract will per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City does todsy. OtherwIse, you'll some manner, depend on a finesse so he Station New York, N. V. 10079.) , the students could lea rn to understand texture, but then be paid extra," he said. Box th Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. oft, might not have the West North East South finesse once more against that king of hearts and bring Be sum to specify birth sign. necessary funds to go 2# along slam home." PUS 3• PUS 4 NT the Oswald: "Elementary for ARIES (March 21•Aprll 19) It with the social events of the day Pass s, Pass 6 an average player —juighty would be bust to avoid working and your plans could get rained PUS PUS Pass good-for a beg with tools or macmmriery tijay out. Smile and esci*tiute You are exceptionally careless Ask thi Ixp*pts Opening lead: •Q SAGrI'TARIUS (Nov. 23.D.. and won't have your mind on 21) Something or someone your wadL You hold: •A TAURUS (April 30-May 20) could stand In th. way of a long9K x x x Don't be Influsnod by hiands sought goal Wday. Blowing up By Oswald Jacoby _ __ •AQxx sad Alai Sontag or sasoclates who would talk may make YOU h.el •K t y ur you Into gambling or will h YET, POZENS THEY rnG m't PAY' WrINS5E5 CAN'T RE THEY SAW BE LY( 4 STILL -. _____.r NE 6PIPER1NG VIA N FOR I'M INHIII ____ ___ Tl?flI?PE PIPWT t _WALL! CENTER P0! ____ 1 ___ -S m in g o Some of those changes inciuded using one texture of rug, cutting more peepholes in a before she made her inspection. "They mentioned things In that story which were changed from my original drawing and ge State law directs counties, cities and the state to pay reserve or national guardsmen full salary for up to 17 days while they train with their units, regardless of how much pays them. SpOdficlillY. the county wmmWw wanWd a local law to mandate the deduction of pay received by military ____ erve or national guard from employees satan.. fr date,coiadyorc1tygovernmentuptoamiImwnOf17 days annually. "Ihaveaphilcicphicalpemufarutenationai guard Is concerned," said San. Vogt, D'Cocoa. He said the I - - - of the guard mom a date purpose and an Called out ln times ofdilasterandneed.'q feel they should heart from dummy and finesses against the king. After that it Is a simple Vulnerable: North-South matter to lead an honor, SPIDER-MAN fATRCI.J8LEP 'itZ/TH ( ment of Education. The school board made Its Initial tour of the playground at The hopes of the Seminole County Commission that the local legislative delegation would solve the question of wh ether it must pay county employees who are members of then alguardorth military reserve full pay while they are away from their county jobs on training sessions died Monday. The legialstm — RepL Bobby Hattaway Bobby Brantley, Sans. John Vogt and Clark Jr. — voted 3101 to clarify the law on the to dummy's nine, leads a _ es Herald Staff Writer •AK all-new Astro-Graph Letter, many unforeseen coinplicatIoo Mail $1 for each and a long, self- that could arise to mess up the addressed, damped envelope to (1ia n g . hope the facility will soon be ready for use by the students. ____ bids it. Sur enough it turns A Q J 103 but the dispute darted when the architect found changes made without her knowledge and earlier this month found some of her recommendations she ma de were not fully completed. However, both the architect and the man In charge Of the PhYgrOwd for the school board ____ By DONNA ESTES 2-39-A out that North's king of clubs is worthless and the kin of hearts must be finessed.' Alan: "Clubs are led and , " continued and South ruffs • K 764 the secon d one. South wants WEST EAST to be able to lead twice • 73 toward his high hearts. Therefore, he must be careQ 10632 • 9874 ful to ruff that club with one • j 109 •A832 of his honors. Now he cashes SO UTH his king of trumps leads his • K Q ios eight spot that he has saved what lies ahead for you In 1979 Today is a bad day to attempt by Al Vermeer I'M 50 TI REP OF ' MY UNCLE WAS ' 'HE COULD ALWAYS \ BEING SHORT! ITSALWAYS SHORT, bUT FINP SQ%EONE GIVINIG7 ME AN INIT PIVN'T BOTH ER LENP HIM TIL FER1ORIT / Lay, AT BRIDGE NORTh • *984 p752 oun d; ______ It 5o let your taste tell you possible. has a better resson • The playground was sup. posed to bereadyfor use by late November or early December - Guard Pciy. t effort being made to transplant' necessarily go Into the blood, a uterus. To avoid rejection, the than you for enanding t.he to help. IftJD1$AB schedule because of a conflict between the architect and school district officials. crew and the Intestinal wall Technically, It could be YOURBIRThDAY find yourself skidding around Febrry2, 1,78 corners. Several things that you've LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) You been wanting for a long time could find y brooding could finally come your way because you just can't seem to this coming Year. Your pet,- make ends meet today. A aistence and patience will turn frivolous purchase to ease your the tnl& feelings won't help matters5 V1O() (Aug. 25-Sept.22) (P I54erth ) Your Interests might have to Don't take Uthigs out on your k a back seat to those of family If out-maneuvered today. others today. It could seem $22,000 playground about three months behind SEN. JOHN VOGT ...'paid extra' ...cOet much more' blocks. Vinegar is digested. Its to searcit out such a situation, acidity is neutralized by the as I wouldn't be very optimist ic alksllne juices fran the pan- about having that done either, For Tuesday, February 20, 1979 I.' EEK & MEEK A that there is such a thing as indeed a traumatic event. There Isn't any significant digestion. When we swallow something, layg Center in Altamonte Springs may open in three weeks — OGER NEISWENDER' bloodstream. Foods don't get ovulation, have it fertilized In a through the Intestinal wall test tube and implanted in unless they have been digested another woman's uterus. That down to the basic building doesn't mean I'm advising you HOROSCOPE P Herald SUB Writer . .' the intestinal wall and Into the removed at the time of ____ n By LEONARD KRANSDORF - - '_I' I° THAT's THE TWELFTH TH41S FUNNY-' PASS I'VE lSGUEDToQAv, I OJt.YThE MALE STUDENTS AN EPIDEMIC f, _S ORT! _ I - &signed and built for exceptional education students at Rosenwald Exceptional Student p 46 _ 4 . stream. U so, we'd have some immune system usually needs mighty peculiar looking wood, to be suppressed. That leads to filled with hamburger, complications not compatible with pregnancy. — — — — mustard, vinegar, etc. Regardless of the wide Considering the strides that — — — — — va*idyofthefood*youut,itis have been made In animal —— all broken down into a few basjc reproduction, itls plausible that —— compounds that pass through a woman could have an ovum A ARCHIE - ' - — — which is a strong acid. Whereas DEAR READER — acetic acid in vinegar is a very you didn't say why you had a — — — weak acid. hysterectomy, I am certain that Then people seem to forget as young, single woman It was ——— — 38 43 44 ii __ lay - psychological traurna for me. ____ U ______ Lr e D - - _____ ___ 2-1q coTl.ftJ& \ orces ked, - - - a u.. itect r -. - - CA Sanford, Florida32771— Price 15 Cents Dr. aperson.Illketouaealofoflt - 1 !day,Fery20!979 - - - _JP ' Previous Puzzle L N • (abbr.) park wildcat ______ ' - Answer to tions agency 21 Wild plum ____ I 40 Communica. 17 Reducer 19 Color 1 arge sea 20 Singer Home duck ____________________ PP 39 Bits of fluff I5Spottsd Jr BEETLE BAILEY • 14Iacaps 52 Lops •4j) ) ACROSS EVE ONCE IN AW HI LE, EVEN i ' ter said add in romeehe r we have eerie. CS.SeaN ad vS et in adve.s j, ' Tee the t he vsllsd a kind b1uu s CEW ri -- ..ffi. -i the TVld it the th4 orà. S 4 "The presidug of the United States his as grader rsspui ine ad Ms "'tt; air, greorud and of the United Stats beans grader rIepubIlMy t to giveft '; Cree 'Ilt canter aircraft and the moses to do that," Carter told the 14gIslat __________ - - . .r__•+.-..-..__ -. '- - .,'..-.--.-. --- -. . -_---. - -_* ....-, -S ..-t -- -. '-•"- 4___ -..-'• . - . . . . .. •.. • . . . . . . �2A—Evening Horaid, Sanford, Fl. TueWaye Feb. 20, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. P iracy On The H igh Seas VvnMD IN BRIEF China Pulling Troops Out Of Viet; Soviets Rap U.S.. PEKING (UP!) — China said today it has begun withdrawing its troops from Vietnam because it has fulfilled its punitive mission there. China had said the invasion was launched to teach Vietnam a lesson for its attacks on Chinese border towns and Hanoi's invasion of Cambodia that ousted the Chinese-backed regime of Pol Pot. The Soviet Union today accused the United States of encouraging the Chinese attack on Vietnam and said the Carter administration's comments on the war have been hypocritical and ambivalent. Perot Tells Of Jail Break DALLAS (UP!) — The massive jailbreak at Iran's largest prison in Tehran on Feb. 11 was believed the work of the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's guerrillas as the time, but electronics magnate H. Ross Perot claimed he has the responsibility for it. Two of his employees were incarcerated in the jail to insure they could not leave the country until their job of running a $41 million computer system for Iran's version of Social Security was completed. A "bond" of $12.7 million was demanded by Iranian authorities, but Perot said the lack of a guaranteed release prompted him instead to send 14 of his employees to Iran where they paid a mob to storm the prison. His two employees were among the 11,000 people who escaped in the breakout. 4 Shah Generals Executed TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Iran Radio said today four more generals convicted for crimes committed during the reign of Ahah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi were sentenced to death at midnight Monday 3:30 a.m., EST and executed by Islamic firing squads two hours and 40 minutes later. This brings to eight the number of military executed so far, and scores of other generals Ind officials of the shah are reported by Iranian newspapers to bj acthiecet trials, Mo,rn.: diplomats, meanwhile, said Palestinlin gisrrlMa leader Yasser Arafat Is secretly trying to prevent an outbreak of fighting between Marxist guerrillas and the ruling Islaitic revolutionaries. Ambulance Strike Still On LONDON (UP!) — A 24-hour strike by ambulance drivers in London and other English cities seemed almost certain, but progress has been made to settle a month-old walkout by the nation's 1.5 million public service workers. The ambulance drivers spurned appeals from their union leaders Monday to call off the one-day strike, which would leave many areas with only volunteer and emergency army ambulance service starting at midnight tonight. Japan Fishing Vessel Seized JUNEAU, Alaska (UPI) — Federal agents Monday seized the 1801oot Japanese fishing trawler Fukul Maru No.8 in the Bering Sea for alleged violation of U.S. fishing laws. The agents loarded the vessel Sunday about 150 miles southwest of St. Matthew's Island, the (bait Guard said. Shells Hit Rhodesia Airport SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) — Black gu.. errWu fired 15 mortar shells at Salisbury's airport in a mklnight strike, the first attack on the vital complex In the 8-year guerrilla war, the military said today. A military communique said the bomha landed on the groimds of Salisbury laternatlonal Airport shortly before midnight Monday and caused the airport to be blacked out. OPEC Sets Up Geneva Parley ABU DRABI, United Arab Emirates (UPI) — The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has decided to bold a special mestiM March 21 In Genava to discus con' cer that major Western oil companies have turned tho Iranian crisis to their pret. ' ilk - old 11111111.110111101401 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UP!) — Spearwielding pirates boarded and looted a research vessel In the Indian Ocean, seized three American crew members and led one away with a noose around his neck, an amateur radio operator says. The ham operator said he picked up distress calls from the 3504on Alysse Maru saying hundreds of Moslem Maldive Islanders swinging machetes and spears clambered aboard the converted minesweeper, looted cabins, terrorized the crew and seized the captain and two other crew members. The natives of the Maldive Islands, which He in the Indian Ocean 400 miles southwest of Sri Lanka, have been famous as sailors for centuries but in recent years have resorted to piracy. Radio Operator Gary Blumenthal barricaded himself in By JANE CASSELDEJUIY Herald Staff Writer Joseph Hale, of International Systems, Inc. (IS!), a grant assistance firm, was at the Longwood City Commission meeting Monday and he made the counnillonera an offer they could not refuse. Hale told the grant-hungry cornmliilon IS was taking on three new Florida cities 53 clients and If they acted Irnmediately Longwood could be one of them and at a bargain price. He said IS!'s usual fee was $25,000 a year, but If the coinriihiiion voted to hire the grantfinder at Monday night's meeting, IM would write a pl1catlor as MAMY grant need.d for city projects for only $19,000 a year. "There Is $84 million In grant money available and it's up to you to go after It," Hale said. "We have an00percent success rate and If we don't perform you end up with your money back." Hale said if the city signs an jrant th .04141119 [atorraitlon on 1onhi*ood would be logged into( the computer to determine which federal grants the city qualified for. In addition, he said, ISIwould send a man down to the city each month to discuss grant applications and the city would have unlimited access to the firm'. WATS line, "In my personal opinion we desperately need something like this," said Commissioner Stephen Barton. The commission accepted the offer on the basis of Hale's prs.ei*atlon and subject to a contract agreement. Mayor June Lormann called for a special meeting at 7 p.m., M A i'r A fi.ie ARE I nj operator of the John EIck Produce &okerage, Sanford. Survivors Include his if., Mrs. Ghana IL EIck, Sanford; daughter, Mrs. Shirley Secord, four grandchildren; and one brother. Grantkow Funeral Home lain chirp of arruigumunts. Funeral Notice lICK, JOii — 0 - .- -'.5 - -.5-- __ A— Private funeral services for Joim A. Uris River, Wys.; Ms .'a tIck 0. of 1t children and one great- Semi.oIe Memorial Hospital, &s Funeral Hc'e-PA is inchwPdorms Wil. W. tMh St., Who dIed MSnd5.of will be hold with Dr. VIrgil Ii'yai* Jr. off IcIatInO. in IIøj of flcnen those wlshini may make contriliations to the American Cancer XMUM Society. Gramkow Funeral Home In cherge, Joke A. Rick, I, of 111 W. 11th 81.6 rd died May 1W at I MisIlil Born In go P.w hr,N.Y., he kvsd In lulard SMITH. MIS. HAZEL, N. Funeral servicesfar Mu. Hazel N. Smith. SI, of 1i I. Sesaid k., Sanford, who died Monday. will be of 5 p.m., Thursday, at Irises. Funeral Home with Rev. Lea King oIfIcIMln. Surlal at a .5.- - S --4 uar (Ceatlased From Page IA) _ .- The issue cane before the commission when an em- ployee who served In the military reserve drnm6ed his full salary without deduction for his mflltry PSI, Citing state law and the attorneys general opinions, the latest of witch was tuned lad spring by then-Attorney General Robed Shevin. CommWom Bob French end Sandra Glum voted to follow Mite Qayton's advice and grant full payment of salary to the complaining county -'çloyee. The majority of the Cmirnthiln Dick Williams, Bill Kirchhoff and Bob Slum however, opted to take the position the employee 1uersd "no loell of pay," by the deduction process and to dad with cowty policy seshing a new state law applicable only to Seenlesk Coy rMif)lng the policy. ___ All the dtis.ofSth'il,coisIly h.veelther policy or reirb4 fall psymad of satue to city empleys114 bring trislift ieeas with the mWWy Nam or antlad gusrd. — — Tvwluvrq rervu, sentencing reqied was over, Police arrested 302 Defender Thomas Greene. The Oviedo girl was found guilty on Jan. 15 of delinquency by attempted ininilaugtter in connection with the abandoning of her boirsold baby last September. The child was found by police In box Ma sewage disposal area In Oviedo. The child, the third for the 16-year-old who ha. two children at home, ha, been turned over to fader GRAND OPENGlI — ._ •.. "If you don't know tax 12VA.IN . you neWH&RO.'Aftck!" We are income tax specialists. Our eparers are carefully trained. Well prepare the form that is best for you because we- want to make sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. Another reason why you should let H&R Block do your taxes... whd*mform you use, silort or long. DWM UND -25 ', -M • NEW .•.-_ .. — — -• -. • - - -'5-. —- .-• - — - -. e'... — . - .... lamer 2 Hurt In Cape Strike Hassle Police said CANAVERAL (UP!) an officer and a union member were injured Monday when pickets attempted to block nonunion workers trying to get inside a Chrysler auto parts plant. I.A. Jimmy Jackson of the Brevard County Sheriffs Department said Tyrone Allen Williams, 27, of Rockledge was Jailed in lieu of $10,250 bond on charges of battery of a policeman and resisting arrest with violence. CAPE — Carter Flops On Ski Slop. WASHINGTON (UP!) Like a lot of other skiers, President Carter carries with him some new scars from the icy slopes. While ::-:cross-country skiing Monday at Camp David, : one of the presidential skis caught on some ice : and Carter pitched face first down a jagged : hill. He came up bloody, with several cuts, a : swollen lip and a bright red patch skinned from his forebead — Manatee Pickets Toss Rocks PALMETTO (UPI) Pickets protesting use of noiHillon labor at a Port Manatee became unruly this. construction site morning, tossing rocks and breaking windows of parked can, authorities said. The Manatee County Sheriffs Department dispatched all available manpower to Port Manatee, north of Palmetto, to quell a labor dispute Involving members of Tampa Phanbers and Pipelittars ç: : Union, Local 111. — d — at Leffler to remain silent about the hearing. BEATEN, ROBBED An Orlando man told sheriff's deputies he was threatened with a knife, beaten and robbed in Forest City early Monday morning, Ronald Loggans, 31, reported Organization." The letter stated the group was moved to events began when he stopped violence by Greene's attempt to at a bar on Edgewater Drive In Orange County. He said he have his client freed. 1W letters stated Leffler spent about an hour at the bar could save his life depending on playing pool with another man, his final t,iilnn. The ludse As Loans was preparing to leave the man asked for a ride dedlned to the letter the motivation for invoking the home and Loggans agreed. The rule of confidentiality at pair got out of the car on Eden Park Avenue in Forest City Monday's hearing. where the man hit Loggans The courtroom, which had from behind, he said. been searched before the He said the man held a knife hearing, was cleared of at his roat and forced him to th everyone except relatives drive to an abandoned housing ce ur ofen li co t, juv ile and po project In the area where by They ordered ficials. were - at a A trailer worth $1,000 was stop tfle cyllst by turning on his reported stolen from the blue lights but the driver acparking lot at the Monroe celerated and a chase ensued. Harbor Marina. Owner and The cyclist abandoned the reporter of the theft is Herbert motorcycle on Charlotte Street residence, Maurer, 50, of Winter Park, near Altamonte Springs and he Catherine Benette, 22, of acc ording to records. ran into a wooded area where Lake Monroe Terrace told THIEF ESCAPES he successfully avoided cappolice that burglars removed a A man who stole a motorcycle ture. A check on the motorcycle window screen to gain entry escaped following a chase with revealed It belonged to Muthe house. Once inside the a Seminole County Sheriff's well. burglars turned over furniture and emptied food, such as milk and cereal, an to the floor. BURGLARY REPORTED A total of $267 In merchandise was reported stolen during a burglary at the home of Annie Epps, 61, of 600 Celery Ave. In TYPEWRITER TAKEN A portable electric typewriter worth $300 was stolen during a burglary at a Sanford Sanford. Among the merchandise reported stolen were: camera, bedspreads, ladies S W VWW*W th responsibilities of having TIRE PRICES SLASHED! 3 Days only to 64910 Sexual relations and would continue to have babies If he did not have confined. her Mayor • 8:00 AM Suspends Cop Son University Desegregation - •S - - Norman Floyd Jr., 37, an Altamonte Springs police officer, has been suspended with pay by his father, the mayor, for apparently violating a city policy about patronizing a bar. Mayor Norman Floyd St., suspended Its son for v1Mtli the Hot IAne bottle club on State Road 43L The city his been involved Ina legal fight with the bar for several years. Floyd Jr. who has been a police officer for Mx years, will continue to receive his $13,47 salary while an Invadigatlon is made. The suspension was made on the recommt1on of Police Cldd Justus East, who said the younger Floyd violated the policy of the city that prohibits officers from patronlsing any city edablis)"'ent witch sells alcoholic beverages, said U. Steve Garver. Floyd howling 'l'hsriday night with friends and following that he was taken to the city garage to pickup Its umiatid car witch wem being swviced. After picking up the auto and returning boats to get cleaned up, he left the carat Perths Redaurat while he went to the bar, Gsrvsr added. He returned Friday morning to pick up the car. The InvedipUm Into the Jr. apparently was dflcsr's adims wa, darted when another ernest flied a about Floyd Jr. leaving the cw unattended In complaint the rutaurant parking lot, the lieutenant u Altemeste Springs bills an ordinance igsied bottle dub About two years agothe CRY WIN! toMs*down the hattie &A However, that #t4 was thwated by a droidi judge who ruled the dub before the sac4 of the ordinancs, — was operating Garver .at 1W club provides Minn to patties who ve to hring their — . WEATHER. 5. am, resdiagin sis. pu hue, $1 7$; ysstirduy'e htgh, 17; barsustris presets, *on; is siLt. , 81 A HIR BLOCK 0SPffA NOTES COMI TAX PSOPI.I SANFORD LONGWOOD 319 C. lit St. lii HIeny * Ph. I31.445 OTHER AREA OPPICIS LOCATION HWY. 17.92 & Lake Msry SM 0 — P.uuAay,,.m, ADMI$$IONI , Davis iiy Goiman T. OlSflui. D.S.y l. Pegs, Delery DoSs'v Nas. OPIN TON,.HT_.APJn.TAV..J, 3234454 At the girl's sentencing Feb. 7 Inv.mII. .ntIviIt1a tli.1 they had given Was Wimberly birth control Instruction before *e bir of her third child. said he didn't believe the girl understood the MARIANNA (UP!) A public apology will :be forthcoming from two youngsters who took over their sixth grade class two weeks ago with a gun and knife. Juvenile Judge Robert :L. Mccrary sentenced the two 11-year-olds Monday to probation for an indefinite period and ordered them to apologize to teacher Karen Hughes and their classmates at Marianna middle School. They had pleaded guilty last week to aggravated assault charges. Will SPICIALIZI IN ALL STATE A CANADIAN IITVSN$ SANFORD —L ...2 Kids Due To Apologize IF Henry W. iio Ph. 3fl41 NOW IN Cb - • subdivision The accident occurred at 9:45 p..mon State Road 434, south of Sand Lake Road near the Northwood Altamonte Springs Police U. Steven Garver said the driver of the car, Randy Jones, 19, of 937 Rlchbee Drive, Will OI be changed. Garver said Scaglione was crossing State Reed 434 on 1G from east to west. ____ and dresses, silver u F u 17. another car was waiting with shoes Lewli Deputy Harry carving set and a Steam Iran. three or four men inside, responded to a complaint of a Loggans said he tried ITS GONE, IT'S BACK stolen motorcycle Sunday at escaping but was subdued and A chain link fence, 29-feet 6:30 p.m. Ronald Maxwell, 29, his hands tied behind his back. long by six-feet high, was of Maitland told Lewli his 1971 While he was on the ground one reported stolen from Seminole Honda worth $2,000 had been of the men kicked him In his High School. The fence was stolen while it was parked right side, according torecords- recovered soon after its D onald Street in Forest City. The men took $700 cash from reported disappearance. Maxwell said the keys were In .....11..a W5WI5 WaU and = gulu fence and a golf cart stolen th e Ignition. watch, he said. Loggans ran from the Mayfair County Club At 7:49 p.m. Sunday, Lewii through a wooded area to Irere recovered at Lakeview spotted a cyclist traveling Bunnel Road where he was able Middle School In Sanford. high rate of speed on West Lake to contact sheriff's deputies and THEFT Brantley Road. Lewil tried to get help. - During the Intervening days, both Lef fler and Greene received death threats In letters puportedto be written on behalf of the "Humane Uberation at DETROIT (UP!) Five orphans, whose parents were killed in separate shootings in North Carolina and were in the custody of an aunt and uncle, were found during the weekend wandering the city streets barefoot and scantily clad. Two of them were in city :1 hospitals today undergoing treatment for ;frostbite and exposure. The other three were placed in a youth home, for the time being. Police said Wayne County prosecutors would 'decide today on specific charges against the . uncle the children said had thrown them out of his house after they had gone to bed for the night. 'We are hoping for a cruelty charge," said Sgt. David Mays of the Child Abuse Unit. CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (UPIr— A six-year battle over the desegration of universities in 17 states may wind up back in the court again with the University of North Carolina suing the government. Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Joseph Califano says UNC's current desegregation plan is unacceptable: The university has been told to produce by mid-March a revised outline on further desegregation of Its 16-campus system. UNC has refined. turns wimoerly's testimony was taken In a closed session, at her request, on Feb. 9. At that time, Leffler said he would make his decision on Feb. 19. the 16-year-old girl left the courthouse inhandciaInacar bound for the Seminole Juvenile Detention Center. 1W girl's testimony, which was not heard her Initial trial, obviously did not sway Leffler Into freeing the girl immediately as hoped by her attorney, Assistant Public — THE 1 • .5 — people Monday and early today for looting during the city's worse snowstorm in 13 years more than 18 inches of snow were on the ground. The suspects were charged with violating a curfew that had been established to curb looting. National guardsmen and police were on duty as looters broke plate glass windows and bent back iron grilling to get to the merchandise. A 64-year-old Altamonte Springs man was killed Mo °nndayYeVe.... Wis.i be was wt bI.y a car while wilking near his home. Dead is James Antonio Scaglione. Police said Scaglione lived with his year-o father the San Sebastian Pay should suffer "ho a low of p y" while serving In mlIItry for 17 days annually, various attorneys generiJ opinion, over the 43 years since the law was passed have Interpreted It to mean date, county and city governments must pay these employees full salary without regard to other compensatjon. The county and city of Sanford have over the Years been payt'g =anploym the differencebetween their regular es and the money received from date and federal government during the tours of duty. The city of Sanford changed Its policy a week ago, but cotaty commissioners on a majority 3-2 vote several weeks ago decided to stand with Its policy, despite an opinion from County Attorney Nikki Clayton that the full salaries should be paid. later date. Sulison Funeral Hsn*fA In charge. 1W 1 —'---'- +aty Lbail r--g1urthenswReckL Heud is mat at 7$ pa. 106 Irked. 1W MW she WSdaNdaY at 16MI 11101 we review the attVei4iitsl Ldw khsd .aditsrI.m for a uugudswiIkr ron808AWL - BALTIMORE (UP!) 64 — - Frederick Smith, Madison, NiL esal Rev. B}omIn IiMh 302 Nabbed For Looting Following Baltimore Storm — contract, which would be ap The commissioners told proved at the March 12 Plnkney they would prefer the mobile l Longwood residents will receive notification with their Ina44 vote, with Mayor June neatw en flthat i Mar Davis Garbage Service Will commkolon proved the PUD \ h.ifn oncsesk trash pickup plan for idIns. She Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. R"etl Tanch Jr., Serd; two n% Rev. So he ordered her to a date training school where she can be supervised until she turns 19. 1W day after her sentencing, The public may never know Miss Wimberly contacted her preclaely what wag onlnJudge attorney from the detention Kenneth Leffler's courtroom center and Indicated she was Monday Afternoon, prepared to testify about the Bid when Uearh I abandoning of her baby. IN BR1E-F :. three siders ByD4NISFE01A Herald Stiff Wider 5 Orphans Found Wandering ... In the city —a service formerly performed by city crews. The city will pay Davis $22,000 a year to take over the ...• trash collection, which reportedly cost the city $35,000 to provide. The contract with Davis has not yet been signed, but Interim City Administrator David Chacey was Instructed to notify residents of the impending change on the assumption that it will be. Bide on cyclone fence for Candyland Park were once again thrown out by the cornmission — this time because — City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. . ruled they were improperly advertised for in the Citizens News, which he said is not Workmen put on new root at SanfordCivic Center in project legally a newspaper of general ON TOP following complaints of leaks. The dome portion was reshingled 12 years ago, but circulation. this Is the first time in 20 years for the built-up roof portion, according to Jim OF THINGS Bids were as follows: Reeves, Jernigan, city parks and recreation director. Target date for completion: March ,793; B&H, $7,332; Barfield, I. $7600 and Central Florida, $8S4.62. - all considerably higher than those submitted the week before. List week Chacey said he had • • Playground received the following bids after calling the fence firma up (CostMaed From Page IA) students If contact is made with and telling them the type be "They made those changes spection. that facility ' .'I .wan w-_it,u ssg r.n., $4.ZO; turs,'.' he aid....... to to be; dOT iO3eCtlll ieem onTy appropriate that they used for the children as soon u B&H, $5,929; and Barfield,"Regarding the peep holes in $5,929 Qiacey wall told tothrow the tunnel, the school district thl3b* the past the railroad ties should be responsible for any of possible and will be inspecting; the bide out and advertise the added more than what was were procured at no charge and those changes," she said, the site as soon as all the specifications In a newspaper. originally designed to keep a they were old enough that the The architect noted her corrections have been made,": creosote had drained out,' she major concern now is the list of she said. After rejecting the latest bids close eye on the students. Monday night, the commission 12 corrections which she has •'We thought for instance we: 'Many students at Rosen- noted. Canton said plywood has submitted to Canton which she had banged down all protruding authorized Qiacey to "go out wald have epilepsy and we and get the lowest bid thought there should be more since been placed over the spotted on her lag trip to the nails and sanded down all roth: pcuible." edges but she spotted some: holes there so teachers could railroad ties to correct the playground. Brian Plnkney, owner of keep an eye on the students in problem. However, he noted the Carlton noted at least 90 which we missed, but we have: property on SR 427 presently case any of them had any type school district did have to buy percent of the changes have most of them completed," he: the 25 ties for $7.0 apiece. zoned for a mobile home park, of seizure," Canton noted. bew made and the rest should said. came before commissioners to . be completed within the next The architect who has been in Mrs. Plessas had also For the changes which have week. get their opinions on changing recommended getting old her profession for four years is the zoning to Planned Unit railroad ties which would 1'4) been made which were not on Carlton will notify the at- being paid 10 percent of the Development. improve the walking and the original drawing, Carlton chitect about the changes once total cost of the project and she Pthlmey said he would like to climbing skills of the StUdents. will be sending a letter to Mrs. they are all completed and she noted she has received about 75 Include 5Ifl51O4I1UI1Y hoWtS on However, when i.sctei Plessas freeing her of any will then make another in. percent of her monies thus far.: 60 to 85 ft. lots and 7-10 acres of the facility earlier this month responsibility for the changes commercial property for a she found traces of creosote made by the school district and smallshopping center In the which could cause sores on approved by the school board. Pall ll an, School Plans On Agendb ssPudusiv s.fls.Ns*.ISJI,sflhurt $*L Veer. .Is., 11 SUS;ö tr:n.. nies, *11SV Mm, • a Y1i Japanese. When the marauders left the ship, the crew weighed anchor and headed for Diego Garcia, several hundred miles to the south. In Washington, the Pentagon confirmed its Indian Ocean base was keeping in touch with the Alias. Maru. There were unconfirmed reports that American officials had opened negotiations with authorities on the Maldive Islands — a British protectorate until 1968— to secure the release of the hostages. The Pentagon said the ship was leased by Jacques Coua teau, the underwater explorer and researcher. But in France, Cousteau said, 'We have absolutely nothing to do with that ship." Salant said Blumenthal told him an American military Jet plane had flown over the ship and dropped food and medical supplies. Monday, March 8, to discuss a PU!) plan. IL HAUL 51UTh MIL HWI M IIItK 91, of 91$ E. Second 81.. Sanford M01ul17 UtOiU1 Dom In Washington, N.Y. she lived in Sanford for two S&L She WIN formerly a rnkhe4 of ange Qty. She was a "omber of the Ffrd United Methodist MCh, Wimberly Case--Public May Never Know F&I 6T, Longwood H iring Firm For Grants UNIM N.Y. He UI swr s.d rusulus s.ii, aid hy. .0 ssium, p Tie $low Nu, Iii., 31111111111. .ism Awe.. I,t Pie. 71, two Ss fliu Nd asasMJ Pisulda Wit the transmission room and sent out distress signals. They were heard in Johannesburg by amateur radio operator Eli Salant, who passed them on to the U.S. Navy base at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean. He said the pirates boarded the vessel, which was doing oceanographic research in the area, after it developed engine trouble Sunday and dropped anchor in an island port. The pirates swarmed over the Panamanian-registered Alysse Maru, ransacked cabins and ripped navigational equipment and other fixtures from the walls until a, member of the 10-man crew fired a burst from a carbine into the air. Captain Kenneth Leonard, first mate Craig Williams and medical officer Thomas Wiemken volunteered to leave the ship as hostages in return for a promise of safety for the rest of the crew - nine Americans and one 111011111111, Dallas • r C& Cu - UMMolY rd uGlier —. Ube Mary ____ Vensssta Few dude. - MW 7kpjidr. TWS s.K$SAISSI IMid:MI,*a I. fo LNOS Tuesday, Feb. 30, le79-3A em PA6 M, S".0 , Kelly Pulusia Wines. Tells WhIm I. Turner ierOlivia Iy OrøiV. Desary 011Mm C.*lrt.ai, URUS Linen OMILJ Sur 5. 111111110004 Ime Mary Me Ir New $.vs. es. aen wmise. Own 0 Pat. 6 Pivtpord* NO Iu pas bw to SOLO $m PS - 80 :_-i-•- - -----• -•'-'......-.. - :'..'. ; .., • -5 .-_.•..--_. --..,.-_:• ... .... ..,. .' . . - �Evening lkvaM (USPS have been asked to write a piece an jogging, because I have, In my time, been an advocate of I Around 411.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2011 or 8314993 jogging. In high school I was a distance runner for a time end have enjoyed legging it through the wilda and along the rosdwaysoIthltan4 U....-., Tf.arl am not 1q to a strong defense of jogging right now. 9 Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1979-4A Amlkk 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. ___ For one thing, I j after a le of days ins sick bed. It is hard to extoll the virtues of exercise when the most strenuous thing I have done is days has been to blow my now With my nose, that Is a chore. r'.- .,-.) ____ _I W I may have turned a mile distance In mhkblg tracks to the bathroom from rny living room. However, that Is the only way I chalked ç any distance at all. Most of my days were went looking down my nose The Clock ByMAXEII&flElj4,pj Disclosures Or' Foreign Investment And Florida leaders have done some of the same. The dollar is sick abroad. Those who hold them in foreign banks can get rid of them by Investing them in U. S. real estate. And current exchange rates make U. S. real estate, even at Inflated dollar values, real bargains for the holders of German marks and Japanese yen. But recent transfers of prime agricultural land In the Midwest to foreign ownership, particularly to investors from the oil-rich Arab nations, have drawn a less than enthusiastic response here. Congress last year enacted legislation requiring foreign owners of U. S. farmland to file disclosure reports with the secretary of agriculture. While citizens of the United States are tolerant of the capital expenditures in factories and equipment that help reduce serious deficits in the nation's balance of payments, they are wary of the proliferation of alien acquisitions of land carved from the wilderness with sweat and often blood. Legislation has been proposed in California which might have a steamroller effect in other states to require disclosure of all foreign in- - - vestments In urban real estate as well as rural. woo , share the fear, that foreign ownership 'Is" nedá'ity eé it fuels Inflation. As we have said, some foreign investments in urban areas are welcome providers of employment. And inflation (dollar depreciation) is more a cause than a result of foreign investment In the U. S. real estate market. The call for disclosure, however, has merit. A workable disclosure law would determine whether in fact there Is any problem define the problem if one exists and establish whether or not there is any need for a solution. - - Pleas e Writ é Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, If possible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of.wrlters who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right I. edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. BERRY'S WORLD meaning father come to visa a coople of weeks ago and fixed my television. With a working cathode tube,I was able to turn on the on and turn oil my mint From my eerlmce I have determined daytime television has been programmed by Individuals repre.mth* employers all over the nation. They make the show, intolerably bad so sick people, like myself, will be spurred to rise from bed and, In desperation, seek the relatively comforting confines of an office. However, there are alternatives to such desperate acts. One can lie there and tryto predict the precise moment when one's sinuses will begin to drain. There are other joys to being sick. You can always go shopping for a proper over-the counter miracle cite for what ails you. 1 rarely use medicine (I'm not into chemicals, man). However, sometimes in desperation I venture to the shelves of the local pharmacy. On those sbe!ves are an abundance of products,... all promising fast, fast, fast relief. You have three options In medicine. You can either let a liquid coat Your innards, let a tablet dissolve in you or subject your vital organs to bombardment by tiny time OIL None of those options seem desirable to me, especially since none of them seem to work for me. The best solution seems to be to roll over and try to fall isleep and hope things are better when you awake. With that In mind, I hope you will forgive me for not defending jogging this week. Maybe later. ANGL E.WAL TERS SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I, For VAT S I By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor As they say in poker, this is the one that counts, gentlemen. High School basketball teams from Seminole County have been playing high-low throughout most of the season, but starting Thursday night at the Seminole High gym they sit in on a district tournament series which could easily overshadow any high hand. Staying alive is the name of the game, and there are eight teams in this AAAA-9 event with that in mind. A pair of games start the action Wednesday ,.-' '.. ... By DON GRAFF Heard much about VAT lately? If not, if by chance you haven't as yet even been introduced to the subject, prepare your*lf. You will be. VAT stands for "value added tax," a revenuePressure for tax and spending reductions ralsing idea whose time may rapidly be conilng remains strong this year, with limitation In the United States. It came about 10 years ago proposals due for consideration in at least 37 In Western Europe, and the ease with which It states. But tax reform as opposed to reduction has poured funds Into treasuries there has more seems to be going nowhere. than piqued Washington's Interest. A year-long study of state and local taxes by Basically, VAT Is a sales tax levied the Coalition of Public employees shows progressively, at each stage of the production tremendous disparities isthe relative fairness of and marketing process, rather than all at once the tax systems In the 50 states and the District en the actual sale of finished products. Each 01 Columbia. I manufact urer and dist ributor In the chain subtracts payments for materials received from "There's not a doubt In the world that taxes AWIF are unfair," said CAPE executive director the proceeds realized In passing products on to the next link and pays tax on the difference. By James Fanner. "The way state and local tax isq at systems work now is that low-and moderatethe time the finished Item reaches the consigner, incoenefamlllescarry most of the load. The laws the total tax madg 01 many separate taxes az e" already paid Is totally camouflaged in the retail have been manipulated to the point that they % ~~~ condone and even encourage large-scale tax price. There Is no "plus tax" entry on the sales avoidance by big corporations and the rich." ' ft"" s' slip. That's part of the beauty of It, according to The CAPE study ananlyzes sales, Income, Treasury Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal: business and property taxes In all 50 dates, plus 'Politicians like It because it's a tax you can't spirit of Camp David the way in which tax laws are enforced and see, although you do feel it." administered. Blumenthal has put the administration on record as favoring serious consideration of States which attempt to follow progressive adding VAT to the U.S. in system. There should tax policies, geared to ability to pay, receive be no trouble getting Congress to agree since high th the CAPE study. Those that rely both Sen. Russell Long, DLa., chairman of the on regressive taxes with litfle offsetting con, Senate Finance Committee, and Rep. Al Ullman, sideralion for low-and moderate-income families 1)-Ore., already favorable disposed. The subject get low marks. 0 is thus virtually certain to come up during the By those danda the 10 best dates interms current Congress. of tax eqilty are, In order: Oregon, M1$gin, ' Action on It, however, may be somewhat Wisconsin, CalUona, Minnesota, Idaho, some objections to VAT Hawaii, Colorado, Maine and Alaska. By DICK WT board might make It sMier to get In the car, but that could provoke prolonged debate. For one WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate Cornhew could they possibly improve fuel efficien- thing, as a tax on consumption It has been The 10 worst, starting at the bottom and marc. CrnMt.e Is holding hssrisge this week cy?" criticized as regressive It would hit the Zçss. working upward, are: MabaiU, to see how the auto industry responding to "Ourexperiments indicate that wind ruihbig affluent, who spend a larger share of Income on Wyoming, Tennessee,. Texas, IAUISIaM, rv'vthig boards provide a lift effect consumption of necessities, than It wo uld the (3e TransportatIon Secr ary under th et Brock Adams' e Island, Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois. logo to "relnvent the ado." that ilgistens the weIght of the vehicle and thus rich. Also, it could have an Inflationary Impact mike It get better mileage," he expllne& D*oWs attitude is Important, of course. If we since by being built into consumer goods prices In a related development, the National to have the kind of car A' " env'is we ft would tend to raise them. I said, "I don't know about Henry Ford U, but Governors Association has just concluded its and one that goes a long way on a s mall amount of Brock Adams should love It. Anything else?" On the other hand, It would be easier to collect. own study of the various tax spending the companies that mike the kind of car In an adjoining chamber, And because It would tap fairly consistent Harkenback limitation proposals that appeared on the bollot gn we have now mad take the leading role in Its directed my attention to another mock-up. consumption rather than fluctuating Incomes, It lad November in 1$ dates d.velopmud. "Howmanypeoplewouldyousayftaeats?"he would be a steadier revenue producer for According to Michigan Gov. Wflhl'n Milliken, Leading but net isciMivc ft is likely that a aske& government through good economic times nd the analysis found no discernible relationship, good bit of the basic headiest leading ep to the "It looks like there's only room for the driver bad. Easing the tax load an the better off and. on between the relative tax burdefl In a state and riavadlon 01 the adomobile will be done by and one psnger," I said. Investment Is an advantage from the business the voters' decision to Impose or reject fiscal -iatl "think tanks' and research caders, such With a triumphant cry of "Wrong!" point of view, since It would encourage capital controls, as TheFuture Is Yesterday Fo&tI'. Harbenheck loaned over and twisted a handle formation. "Voters In some states with relatively high tax On the eve ci the oiuItIw's study, I paid a that caused, the back to qpen, revealing seating And Blumenthal, who sees congresaal and spending levels rejected fiscal controls, visit to the Fomlp's action on VAT by 1961, believes that regressive while voters In other Mates with relatively low whether its director, Sam Herbenhack, "ilgl4 "We cell ft a r'nNe seat," he effect could be limited by exempting some Items levels Imposed thorn," said, "ft's as sporty as . have any Ideas along that line. and ta xi ng luxuries at higher rates. For Insta)c., voters approved local property "We don't have the counpM, cosoepi firmly In mlry, "but once again I fall to iii how tba tax initiatives in seven of the 10 states where mind jed yet, W we have been lading a lii of WOUld save foal." VAT would net replace other taxes but would such proposels, appeared on the ballot But th five the c'urnpom'a we believe as hers again ado "in wIMae, this part of the car woulda't be be Included isa general mix that would penñlt 01 ap ld io have, H.rkesbsck W& he"" Hasbesback pointed out. "And in reduction of existing rates on incomes and I11waselther P0calProYtazbw4 1k led ma hdoaber, much Ube a possibly property. Blumenthal suggests a at or below the median for the country as a t' 1 It contained a mock.op 01 as auto body. Deeply .d, I told Harbenback he federal split of one-half of revenues from VAT whole. Attached l,1se to either @16 was a long already had gone a Icing way toward relnvont ad haU from Incomes. "Cly, the level01 taxation aim done act 1 00 the ado. pic k ovaJwith rd6w ui& .xpmaIn the tax revolt," MIllikan observed, "We all these naming beda," Itsaback "Wait, there's more," be said, pointing to a Z. VAT also appeals to many In Wunangtcn as a although the NOA study offered no gusues as to said. metal objpct "We don't have a Metal for possible way out of the unpopular upwardtrend why voters acted as they did led fall. i said, "Icons.. where stepping a a r.thg It yet, but we're thinking of calling It a crank." In Social Security taxes. i MIAMI (UP!) quarterback Earl terback coach at the University of Miami Monday by Coach Howard Schnellenberger, who used to help tutor the Dolphins. Schnellenberger was an assistant to Dolphin Coach Don Shula until last month when he was picked to replace the departing Lou Saban. - JACK ANDERSON . Wallenberg :e Alive In Sov* et Prison? `.:,` WAIINGTON lysilinses evidence has with Wasberg. The two peered theough their' em a safe hiures for Jews awaiting escape memories of Jan ad every nationality, as a biro been os to an 1W the Xremlin lied abed a 041M ad ww aid neold aN Wallaberg with their "Wallmberg passports." of epic stature. heroic kediab apla4 who dooppoored We ploi*g In drdes in lbs aaudis yerd, soder With selling man tho neutral Matep and BLIND ULUI: More than 40 years ago, ut an ofMoThst was inl*, 40000C hisk be and Moald.tra,sledthe passed the Randolpb&eppard Act The Soviets put set the werd that Had Were KalloWs r':. ___ rdi Mossy ysto avebsikesisoljnsfrem Wakebsrg, scIon 01 a wealthy Ha' Years later, h1 Wad 1W a NadIordered death march to Aadrta designed to help blind persm b.come famay, iqpuy md did PIoet by operating newedande In governhid bees rud after .enW a '4r"4ng their olu to swam been rri_atst CIeblidingo and em military rearBidepad. Is be iIne blind vendors have in Jma7 uS, rUy sr the lad Army AIIngIP. remarked: "Pdlmaaber 1W ke newipol.ra, "p''ei, kisi hid likeratsd" Budep eat, Wg was Lid year we repented the r.psi 01 inWaleaberg? Wham I lit, he was to goveromeiM employes tomsdtha Soviet haul U tersiumsol sepsis 1W Wallenberg did ad, as '1W. in prism, , ama kelet eil- " lik.*,, at amy_husirteri Ms woe livid never sees by W $sv ":1tf' in 1166, di. in Moscow's AM in 11$, d kr wM ag. Bet Novowerw operators, .spsct&l the IA61MM Prism in W. The XremMn's belated prisoner told KAMM her 'i'- W tenDed He NUWer"-'li Vsmdrswky years Inter vendiuig-ionIj,ie lntsrada, began ct4tins ma repat of Wallusbsrg'a followed yeas 01 mmy who bid mkcth* - loJ years 01 1W he buN tab. Is M C.,, mtrçi the blind vendor's henoreystem standoJo In denying any ksswiee 01 his whereabedo. in I Moob him for ty 1 yea sod them, 114, Coingrea *reshened the 1g "iu kids iks Now we have k*d evidence. friin a dli alive oft 96 yeaS." Dift is M ft Viet trial, tadid to 96 years as a spy. Ww vendors priority over theirlaw by giving competitors. &lsw '-'i4, in lb. rt VlerWsuraya puss 'ws 1W Wallesborg was do alive in 1661 Our asan, k army m r.esce was to Wailaburg. tIM XaiisM: "Mite was tMu Since then, the Pedagon hae been wantia If ha in do it,,, Witerg wiLd be 66 ads W asks ksde, wha diE't buow 00 6tawhood battle to kick the blind vemff yeas old weLd s sped mon 1W .ov Jews in lbs eyes 01 i-----' was Many beau in laver of vi.ig ma Ajr''isssea Mo in _m ls.ldpqm.. _toGsra In as psi01 an oema to , inIaditeraer.1W 16 yeomen C OW iWseMoer?ArWdngrVldi Armsdlenlc,s' relsed rUi to lie. Ha Moc: VaL_, in u age, hiDe. aft Jem were sum TVetchIse." At Oft the Pedages Kileiiiii ism ea ammisisSeen Viamb. "Al I did of tried to ban' e U11I has told daly Is ke vesdmrs en $SCSIIy Jda by a - ou 1* ha Dueld He mkri'l lb. owe. As a 66iSwiM hiiitis in New Yak. The kiM govern- admarals. This ridiculos tactic Lro hots VasfomerJs,TsphAy p' my in psI to kiM bintt MN Muses, C1c 01 myu1w.V*shMbss,lrredbsm I.M Warg emil ; kiM (1 aid --' ldath'r' . New, ____ ___ esiMwsoeDeny,whersMoru pda to thussenk 01 ks Jse WdthiWaiisbigeme.VemsdNad pr66 is gW red rs@W he Amy as . _- hen bus Witrg sod -Thi rw. 0111111111 a format I&NO 6dW for Ia-'- 161119diodilddsftsed &dmpa to the Nido' on' boW bmV , songs. Ha k hears in Is em iii beltavea, now to Hose Ipseker T O'Ndl 1W ____ 1WWalishsrga,ylIWaM,s. a*"P404 at Wd 'tdo, vissid Wdlon #A mm is the nil roviiiiiina ! ____ I Sports . _./ 'k in the first half, only to have for the Commodores, who Vanderbilt battle back each dropped back, then rallied time. Tennessee led 39-35 at again to tie It at 57.67. Intermission. Vanderbilt Coach Wayne In the second half, Davis and Dobb said his Commodores Brian Allamiller worked simply lacked a ntifrd In- I 11s MILTON RICHMAN Young Favors Reeves together totle the gameat3o-39 grJpj - - Ink Martinez J Orioles BALTIMORE (UP!) The Baltimore Orioles - REBOARD have signed pitcher Dennis Martinez to a one-year contract. i. The salary was not announced. Martinez had , reportedly sought to double the $40,000 he earned in 1978. MUSC:O Pro Hockey Cunningham Under Knife -- -e - PITTSBURGH (UPI) Pittsburgh Steelers r tight end Bennie Cunningham underwent surgery on his left knee Monday to repair cartilage damage suffered in the sixth game of the 1978 season againsrthe Atlanta Falcons. Cunningham missed the Steelers' last ten games and all three playoff matches, including the Super Bowl victory over the Dallas Cowboys. He will remain at Pittsburgh's Divine Providence Hospital indefinitely. . Parade Thom as, Stambaugh All-Conference - - SHS Netters Split Pair _____ Transactions College Basketball . . Burgess Richmond Boss . 'RICHMOND, Va. (UP!) -Tom Burgess, third base coach last season for the Atlanta Braves, was named Monday to manage the club's AAA team in Richmond, the Richmond Braves 'an. nounced. Cards Sign Five Players Dog Racing . The St. Louis Cardinals ra11*t nI,ah.p nii said four other players have agreed to contract terms for the coming season. Will McEnaney, 27, a lefthanded relief pitcher, was signed as a free agent. McEnaney, 27, has a 12-14 major league record with appearances in 'ST. LOUIS (UP!) Mnrt4ov aldnm,I - I fraiA..aceet UNC.Wilm IS. Ma ine 41 W.Va. Wslyn 74, Whielng 62 LIberty Fiulli - -, - Midwest' Augstna $2. Ca ffoll 7' it Coo 42 C. Mo. 4$, Lincoln Defiance 101. Goshon ii To Br.vard MELBOURNE Liberty Qirisini of Sanford dropped a 1145 decision to Brevard 'Ian Monday despite points by David Watt, while the Tom Bruno, Rob Dressier and John Urrea and ..infielder Manny Castillo have signed contracts. Only seven players of the 40-man winter roster N. 12 points. ow 7Z Hirsch $7; Re kIllh,4U 5.7; Lisle MIller 3.7; 061 Ling 2.7: .$1fl40P11: Whiz U14; lneatis & MVl1AMili0V4I7J0iflBurNI5I4. ; Jul L*lUy 2.11: Gordon Hits p MiS$, Slick ,*1nss 44, 4.76 SAW iJpI Nomads; ers; Ding sits: s; Hot nioss, sputter.: P1116 5.40; Hulls' KIlOill 1.10 K41551p55y Gordon Lamb 3.10, $ ,AlIey Cats; hOIvO WAINDAY DROPOUTS "OuSter., Gi-,ettirs; Make.ups; $s1 p 3.10; Mary AIJI1JWI 2.30; Amy 310. . Welch 3.15: Gus R 10samss. SarWa K.weel ''*1; Neys McPhenon Ill, Frank Irsos Ill: Sam KanslMky 17': Lelsesrine i7e: Jee Ferrer I , 174; Verne .-_t 173, 'Sonr lowier 172: MkkI Lane 16S alom Burke 140; Gene 5p;fl M'•• O 4 , IWVI . vvvw 114: Gleds Oranusman 117: LillIan 1* 'i" kilts lines: Barbara knead tO1 Pildielt 321; MarvIi AACHU t 'mlJ lam kessinshy $13; Vern Pest $y L.Ieew11ie 4Q Gordon eAM6 41; Mac MCK55SN 43; RHir Ssvviin ie, Irvine Fried "Jee PervW 15$, Já WiltS 45; 10 MiNor IN, MImI LIPS 43i ___ ekk IJ jw w neea 511154 S& 5.7; 41 LUCKY Strikes; Cr.ckerI.cks: Lucky Four; EOSY Goats: Chariles Angels, Pan taoticM; Ringers; Jilts 1 Jeans; Fsoeyes: Strikers; Nl.IatlS: Four DSameI: Hi.Lo's; Vinkeu; Pus PUJ Sore Nyu: Oilers: SuPer spsits 01150 $01111011 Nit Wits; tars; WeedØc06n. 0t011Pe . ____ TUI$DAYSWINURS IdWsrl Hirsch m; Ted Pucks" J$1; tOtem Finer Leprechauns: ____ Idnerd SlandInis OIlllVs Mists Ne. Orlsi14o Supermai'tot Par o' Pkft LuIckirl KIC$VS 01t1me $q4 Qqagory deSHI tl$. ": Arlene Janek IS. Gamu: Canveeled SON: 1.115 loiNs 3.7 No - Gem Tally Helen 5.60 3.60 i DG's Irish Rob 2.50 0(74)71.4I,P(6.7)231.6,Ts.;. I) 411.41. Time 33.34. S ti* Race, 5.1,A; S Nancy's SOS? 10.10 4.60 3.10 $ Adventurer 7.50 7.00 $ls Games: T. Miller-ill 151. Ni Sides: 11111 MIller çmvenedsplss: JOIN Mcaulnes11 CalleR umen 1$ TISs MiNorS' ' - ___ _____ Tvrkeyss aiesar $llNnlStr Dolts SILTOISA PINSU$TUS Panlne: Jot lots ____ Tel Puckit 17'; Ieru'Jm Irens ill, im1ni 174, 11l $ io 1771 on !j!i!' p•pig 101 P7 15W n1rneSi 3.1I,At AWN I.7: Amy Welck34O; 8F1511113000 Fred Drew 3.10: Adam RittilitlIr 3. 3 CP%anceLlddle 30; EdIth ThIbeluu 3.40, Pauline S 6.20 5,20 3.10 S (11) 37.30: P (2.1)14.41, l4lrsds 3.10: Rue PatrIck 3.10: 2) 1 ' 04. 4, •ti11*Race.1.16.S: EuidSOIOsam3.1o; DorefhyRolI 4 NOiCJ'UlI 3.10 ' 3 0t15'5 D11 5.50 3.10 SUNDAY N1TIMIXID 7 HoHum Dan 3.00 ITANDINSI: pi. ,, 67. S (3-4)33.40; P643) 7591: 7) 256* Time 3)47. NI11SUHO.5.14S, STANOiNUs No. 0, SilwuVs A91 Ra *'. c's pps, 1 WMe 50 '91 looser., No. 1, The PIN. No. e. Mite $ Dee'sOiliest 6.30 rlkars. Cutem Impreve. Q(l.$)36.SlsP(I.l) 42.31aT(l.1. $44.41. Time 31.43. Ssvenffi Race, 1.16. 5: S Katkl Kan 5.00 4.00 3.10 7,$Q 5.10 s B. Rowdy - - - .Se;T(- UlØ$5 Race, s.ie, i 3.20 4.40 2.60 4.50 3.60 4,60 3 Heather Crash 0(25)11.10; P (24)3440,1(34. 31 336.45. Time 31.17. Nlnffihace,5.lêS: 430 4.00 3.jo I ROe.sscorpio 3.20 3.10 1 DGsSlicky Sue 10.60 0(1.3) 1I.2I;P (3.1) 37.25,1 (3-1 4) 151.41. Time 31.14. TestS Race 5.14,5: 1 Shim Train 21.00 10.60 5.60 $ Drif'sHo 3 Shredder 13.00 4.10 i.00 Q(14)59.41gP(I4) 113.0:1(1+ 3)04* Time 31.15. lleveo*Race,s.ls,c: S Tuiia Rose 21.10 12.60 LID 2 Snappy Sissy •.io 5.30 4.40 3 RH'sQisie Q(25)42.Il:P($4) 13$.45;T(14. .1) 401.20. Thnse 32.14. ¶'Rsse7.14D: Manteca Grady 2 00.50111 Flyer Basketball Poll 3.00 Q(l$) 25.10, P1-I) 51.11; T ($1. 2 Kim's Pick phyils George college 12.50 10.30 3.10 5.3f 7 Toni 1111$ 3.20 3.00 Q(34)54.40;P(54)171.4s;y(4.3. 141* TIms 41.1$. A -3732; Heals $391441. Note: By agreement with the Amer ican Basket ba ll Coaches AssocIation, teams on probation by the NCAA are ineligible for lop 20 and national champion. ship consideration by the UPI Board of Coaches. Those teams curren tly on probation for 197$ are: Hawaii, Grambling, 79 Nevada Las Vegas and Alaska Anchorage. Team Points $93 I. UCLA (13) (203) Indiana St. (26) 124 0) Notre Dame (19.3) 1. North Carolina (204) $17 461 443 S. LSU (213) 6. Syracuse (213) 7 Duke (1) (15) I. Michigan St. (11.5) 9. Marquette (191) 10. Texas (205) fl Iowa (11.5) 12. Arkansas (201) 13. Ohio St. (16- 7) Louisville (324) Temple (20.3) 14. Georget (19.4) 17. Purdue (705) ii. Detroit (30.4) 19. Vanderbilt (176) 30. DePaul (11.41 401 - 369 35 323 334 No 10 101 62 53 42 29 31 NuN SAMII Navvy Pithed 5114) 11.II,P(14)3114. 0IS 1)193.41 TIme 31.17. 217. Carl Mayer 313, 00 _____ - Gri - Tes*Rac.146.At iSan -,itatp,y Bukur - IN. $A3 345 N4N lUllS Navvy Panlecet 2 Joe Ku $je 4.10 MI. 015,11 Nsgsa -140, katSy 1 Super Slew so ictesu.r ie S HielyGe 5.4 Sill H5,ifl -327, L11i40 hued - 5(14) 14.10; P (3.1)43.5IgT(34. set, NN- 114 Carl Moyer 10141* TIme $145. Sle veelk now 1440; -$13. Andy Patrick -1* ChoSe SlImed 11 I Mel'S Jay Punt - IS. L 1145 4.05 341 coavsuies 6PL116t luSh 3 IOW $hsrry 402A DeQatelil Ull Niwsrd Wit 74 155141456 445 14 Andy Patrick 1.0.10. Roes •(1.33 *IOi P(14) 14745; T (1.3. I) 4)1* TIme suj. Patrick 3.* . 110, N11Y 011055145. No Sidle: Mac Mckllben in; P15dCS $14 MEl UWSS 114. 11MIles 115; SM Merits a Voile UsliMMl*i JOSe mew) 45, NarmsUIi1wø; J55 Welch 45: WIanie $isncsrlli, elerge Daly lSi Rae PunKS40. CemuPflid SpiNs: Mite PlIheud - •_, 1.74: OeeeP Daly 3 Potentate 6.00 P(S.4)44.$e,P(6-S)1IS.1e:T(4.s. s$sckS4lO: HOWloSes 54, Lisle 3)1,1%. 21. Tense 31.41. Iivea*RiC*,$i4.0 Mltlsr4I, 340: Will KoreatocS 5.0. 7.00 4.00 3.40 40, HOW S.NessS;UslsMlller4I, 2 RIdCi'aih Rumble 4.7.10; Donald Soucek 6-7. is; Verne Post 3.5.10; Will -'-'-t WWN 1is 167, 5455 11115441ev 144: Gladys MY$TUY LADISI N1llisss: Niott Games: Mike Burke 314; MacMcKi.5en3W: W11 Morris 204; loi5ya Knead 251; Will KllflhIock Wit Lisle MIller 154; VIrile POIII ma cge Doly 111 Charles McOepmeN lii: Andy Patrick 1Th Pink Race, 1.16, 0: 21.00 10.20 2.20 2.10 $50 5.0 61 6)765.11. Tim* 31.12. 7 Kegler's Komer 1. ChampIon Bill $ Yankee Tina I Rare Luxury St. Louis 42 1 £ WA'. tt.n.f.. 6 Manatee Dan 2 Kid 50095 3.60 0(74)13.21: P (5.7) 33.411 T (S7• 2)106.41. Time 33.05. St.Jos 10, Ky. Wslyn 57 2.10 6-71 2.406.41. 7.20 3.00 2.60 7 Roctbown Margie 4.50 3.60 Hillsde 72, Wayne St. 44 Loris 61, St. Ambrose 44 Mllkn 75, Elmhurst North wd 60, Sag Vii _____ 27.60 11.10 1.20 11.10 6.60 AhlosoArvell Lankenton 0(44) 119.11; P (4-4) 124.70: 1 ( Time 32.0. Foortb Race, 1-l4.D: Hastings SO. Yankton4 Ubsrtygtrlsprevallsdbya4o4 margknasB.ckyGIbson.red now are unsigned 4 Ferris St. 91, Oklred tavus M. St. Olaf 67 _____ I) 165.00. 1 (4-1 2) 1,9N.IS. Time 31%. ThIrd Race, 114. M: 4 E. lii. U, But It 74 - games. The Cardinals also announced pitchers ' :-•-. Lyman coach Tommy Lawrence's starters include San Lemon, Neal Gillis, Glenn Stambaugh, Mitch Hanson and Bobby Poor. arr s, B CINCINNATI (UPI) The Cincinnati Reds said Monday night they were withdrawing contract offers to left-handed Southern California pitcher Bill Bordley, the club's top choice in the January free-agent draft. The club's vice president in charge of scouting said the club had negotiated in good faith but they could come to no agreement. _ '• _- going with his usual starting lineup which includes Brad Cluxton (15 ppg), Doug Dershimer (12), Doug Kent (10), John Vechazone (9) and Lance Hall (3). Lake Howell coach Greg Robinson will go with starters Jimmy Harris (13 ppg), Reginald Barnes (12), Clarence Mincey (10), Bruce Brightman and Dean Westbrook. --NEWYORKUPfl-GeorgeYounglsn't theklndofmanwho fools around. He's big and more than amply upholstered at 250 three-point play late pounds, but he moves as nimbly and effectively as a ballet dansecond half Monday night to cer. He has moved so quickly and accomplished so much in the snuf f out a Vanderbilt rally and i past five days he has virtually made up his mind on who will be give the Volunteers an 83-78 H the next head coach for the New York Giants. Southeastern ConferencectWitho ut taking any time off at all after being named the Giants' general manager last Wednesday evening, Young began his Despite the victory, Tenneswhirlwind five-day cross-country trip. see Coach Den Devoe didn't He Jetted first to Los Angeles where he interviewed Ray think the Vols played with Perkins, offensive coordinator for the San Diego Chargers, and particular skill and that Four Seminole County high Reginald Barnes on the all- on the second team, along with Jerry Rhome, the Seattle Seahawks' offensive coach, during the Seminole's Keith Whitney and doesn't bode well tor Vander- school basketball players were conference squad. weekend at the home of attorney Marvin Demboff, who named to the Five Star ConbUt's title chances, Lyman's Glenn Stambaugh Mitch HWISOII represents both men. "I can't say enough about his Four Seminole players ference all-star team as made the first teams, as did From there, George Young got on another plane for Dallas received honorable mention basketball team," said DeVoe selected by coaches Monday Seminole's David Thomas. Willie Nelms, where he had a long private session Monday with Dan Reeves, the afterwards, "but tonight I night. Lake Brantley's one-two Bruce McCray, played nearly Brad Cluxton and Ned Stephens and Reggie Cowboys' offensive coordinator. didn't think we Lake Howell led the parade, punch 01 Young has Interviews scheduled with a couple of more canwell enough to win this game. placing Jimmy Harris and Doug Dershimer were named Butler. didates. But the three key ones were Perkins, Rhome and Reeves, "This was and after he was t hr ough interviewing those three, George Young fonnance, but the win was good came to a decision Monday. for our confidence," he said. A ording cc to my source, the man Young has decIded upon as "We'll have to go to the SEC ________________________________________________________ new coach of the Giants Is Dan Reeves, and you can look for the tourney and play our game. official announcement most anytime now. We've got to be ready menTweltTh Rate, vo. at Reeves is a former running back for the Cowboys who first St. .3oIn's $7, Mc.%str 31 3 MerIt Edna 5.40 42 3 St. MrY's 91, Hamlin* 93 I WHOMCindy 12.20 1.20 s.o began coaching for them under Tom Landry while he was still Forward Reggie Jotmaon, an SW Mc. 10, Pittsbg St. 75 6 MIck's Zuma 3.00 active as a player nine years ago. All-SEC selection last year, led Va. Tech 75, Clnci 74 0(31) $4.10; P (3.1) 65. 101 P ($3) The 35-year-old Americus, Ga., native comes to the Giants NHL Tenmeaeewith 27points. Terry Wabash $3. Oakld City 74 113.20; T (3.14) 1112.20; T $34) Monday's Reutlts bearing everybody's endorsement. The Giants' two owners, 31 37.40. Tm, 39.72. Croft had fl and freshman A ftê.11 4 A 3333i nane Handl )16,3V. wetungton and urn sara, 00111 like (Urn, Which naturally was a NY slanders I. Los MONDAY NIGHT big plus in his favor. Tom Landry also likes him and never First Race, 5.16,0: 10.60 5.60 3.10 hesitated to say so whenever he was asked about his youthfulI I'm Gone Football 3 KK Rocket Whiz 4.60 3.20 looking assistant coach. Young had a good Impression of Reeves Pittsburgh - Promoted three of 1 Third Brother 210 before even speaking with him Monday. As someone who knows his defensive assistant coaches; 0(1.3) 19.10; 1 (I3•4) $2.00. Time his football, knows ballplayers and also knows how to corn.e Perles was named assistant 31.64 head coach, Woody Widenhofer was Second Race, 3.16, C: municate with them, Reeves stands out as an obviously Intelligent named defensive coordinator and S Signal 11.20 3.20 4.00 choice The Seminole High tennis Ala. 90, Florida 76 Dick Walker was named the defer 7 Wilma Flint 7.60 4.10 Appy St. $3. E.Tenn. 56 teams split a pair 01 matches Young Listened to Reeves' ideas and also the way he presented sive backfield coach. 2 Manatee Penney 11.20 Chris Bras $4, Mryvi 4S with Boone Monday, the boys Concrd $3, Clinch Val 71 Coll." Basketball 00(13)62.4030 ($7) 35.00, P is. them. The fact that Reeves stays In excellent physical shape (he Texas Christian - Accepted he 7) 123.00; T (5.7.2) 602.. 00 Time plays a great deal of racquet ball) and will provide a first-class winning by 54 and the girls Cumbrind Ky. 91. Cent $6 resignation of basketball Coach Tim 31.69. faltering by 44. E car. at Old Dom. $4 image for the Giants wasn't entirely lost on Young, either. Sommerville, effective it the end of Third Race, 5.16, M: E. Ky. 100, Tenn. Tech 72 the s.ason. 4 Mineola Charlie 23.00 7.60 1.00 At the concl us ion of Monday's meeting, Young made Reeves no Ga. Tech 61, Chrlstn 13 IOY$ , iA. Karen 5.40 3.10 offer and did not tell him either yes or no, merely saying he would Singles: Ragan (S) d. Randolph, Kentucky 90, Georgia 74 S NO Dice 2.10 3; Holt (5) d. Hobbs. $5; Barley (5) Lvngstn 70, SE La. 72 Q (4.7) 71.40; P (1 7) 127.50; T (4.7. get back to him. Reeves will hear from the Giants' general d. Herron, 1.5; HoIt Miss. St. 73, Auburn 64 CS) d. man ager shortly. I) 721.10. Time 31.92. Shackelford, $2; Hawkins (5) d. Monteyllo TI. Hfl$flQdfl 57 Fourth Race, S.16,D: When the Giants signed Young, they gave him a flveyear Clause $2. Murray 64. W. Ky. 61 SANFORDORLANDO S Think About Me 10.00 5.10 3.60 Doubles: Ragan-Holt (5) d. Nchll$ St. $0. We St. 69 contract for around $100,000 a year. Reeves will be given a MONDAY MATINSI S Quick Away 11.40 6.10 'Randolph .Hobbs, 1.1; Hawkins. N. Ala. 73, Miss. Coil 71 FIrst Race, 1.16, 0: comparable one although his figures won't be quite that high. 1 Gunter Lass 7.20 Pmbrke St. 71, FyItvl St. 73 Herron (B) d. Barley.Holt, $2. $ Pure Golden 13.20 5.10 3.20 0(5.4) $4.41: P (1.4) 169.30: T (S-S. Two weeks ago, Reeves was invited to New York by Wellington So. Car. Si, W. Car. 75 GIRLS 2 She's Victorious 3.00 3.20 1)1211.21. Time 31.11. S. Fla. 79, Ga. St. 76 Singles: Hall (B) d. PIWCy, •. 6 ProudOliver MaratotalkabouttheGlant.s'job.Heseemedtobegrowlngatgt 3.00 PlfthRace, 5.1$, 0: Tucker (B)d. Non. $.4: Barley($)d. Tam. $3. Vanderbilt 75 0 (24) 22.60, 1 (1.24) 71S.40. Coupe D Villa 10.60 5.00 4.20 discouraged when he heard no more from the Giants will conTenn.Mrtn 77. Clmbia colt 60 Souls, 5.3; Windos B) d, co,il, I. Tsme 32.24. I Clover Don 5.00 3.00 tacted by Young following the general manager's visits with 1; Funk (B) d. Bishop, $3. Tenn. St. Ii, Chattanooga 41 SecondRace. 5.16, C: 6 SpoodyRockef 3.00 Perkins and Rhome In Los Angeles. All the time he Doubles: Piercy.Hol, d. Hall. $helton 77, Samford 75 4 Hand Out Scott 24.00 12.10 9.10 awaited Q(7.104441;p(74) 143.00iT(7.I. Tucker, $3, Bsrl.y.Corn.il () e. Citadel 75, Marshall 49 1 Cee Cindy 6.00 3.10 further word from Giants, Reeves made it clear he would like a 4)214.21. Time 31.7'. OefhinOalnes, 1.1. UNC.Char 93. Dvdsn $3 2 ChipOf Duke 5.20 .... ... -' ..i. s.. ii "-A. i..i. iu WSI.AUJ6 JUIJ. UNC-Grnsbro 14 Grnsboroe3 DD(I.4)174.H;Q(I-4)$4.sl,p(4. $ R Rober t's Folly Reds, Bordley Part - infad,heasy ow I,wtsIMods,as..e01the Ier tern, .d visited at Mo bema living deed in the prism 'canpe of the Golig During their remlslacosees, Ggobirldi. T.Iia,in aanaaW PIS IisMr. "led It? boomitV the Slot stote, do yOutle -, , atlpin and added aslamdunk by five points on four occaslons - S imm^0A By United Press International Gary Carter scored 20. There was only one game Forward Charles Davis hit 28 Involving a top team last night points for Vanderbilt. In this topsy-turvy college Wood's hard Inside work basketball season. Naturally, It turned a 6946 Tennessee lead was an upset. into a 7648 margin after his Tennessee's Howard Wood hit three-mint nlav. The Vols led . - VA.. 106-knot Former Miami Dolphins' Morrall was named quar- - The Born-Again Carriage Lake Brantley coach Bob Peterson will be In SEC Cage Thriller 'Cane Quarterbacks - LIGHTER SIDE house. Tennessee Upsets Vandy Morrall To Coach - - - ,a - - The thing I like about tournaments is that it is anybody's ball game.. . you throw out everything that happened during the regular season," said Seminole coach Bill Payne. His Seminoles would likely prefer to throw out most of the games through the middle of its season. But in late-season, the Seminoles came on strongly, closing out with a win over Five Star Conference champion Seabreeze. Starters for the SHS squad Thursday will include David Thomas ( 9 ppg), Ned Stephens (8), Keith Whitney (8), Willie Nelms (8) and Reggie Butler (6). Top scorer is Bruce McCray (12). back out of the disciplinary dog Lake Brantley (11-17) vs. Daytona night Mainland (22-6) at 7 p.m. and DeLand (14-11) vs. Gainesville at 8:30. Thursday night four more teams swing into action as Lyman (9-14) meets Spruce Creek (13-9) at 7 and Lake Howell (15-13) tangles with Seminole (14-13) at 8:30 for the fifth time this season. Wednesday's winners play at 7 on Friday while Thursday's winners collide in Friday's 8:30 semis. The championship gamewill be played Saturday at 8, following the junior varsity championship game between DeLand and Spruce Creek at 6:30. Brief ly I, WASHINGTON -Logic would suggest that the great tax revolt which began with Califorcia's Proposition 13 might eventually provide impetus for genuine reform of state and local tax systems. But it hasn't happened yet. Tourney Opens Wednesday In Sanford A ~=9 Getting Ready Of Tax Reform Tuesday, Feb. 20, I7-SA a VIEWPOINT No Sign Foreign investments in the United States are not only welcomed but actively solicited when the business venture promises jobs and tax revenue to feed local economies. Many states routinely sponsor missions abroad to persuade industrial firms to locate branches within their jurisdiction, often offering tax breaks and cut-rate governmental services as incentives. For examples, California Gov. Brown recently headed such a mission to Japan, seeking an auto manufacturing plant. at the television. For a time I was without a television and hid been enjoying strange new contraptions celled books. However, my well- 4.1.15; Ny - _____ - . . 6 �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. th ]%1J 1 WI Tuesday, Feb. 20,1979 CUSTOM DRAPERIES' SLIP COVERS • ALTERATIONS (Drapery aC$othUig) USED FURNITURE IFOAM CUT TO ORDER SMALL REMNANTS. FREE ESTIMATES—NO OBLIGATION Ifl' ITh NIX JJ Ji. 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Freese, ½ (QCO) Richard Turner to Phillip Lake Woods, $11,300. mt., Lot 31$, Heatherton Village Un. Homes Inc., Lts U I ILTuscawilla, Your Record ... We Can Writ, you C. Hollis, Lot 31, Orient. Gardens, Unit 4 $23J00. J.P. Bates wi. Pearl to Larry J. One. A Policy For Less Money Then 2nd Addn. $100. Wayne L. Wells I, WI Sharon to Bates lwi, Sharon, ¼int: Lts 33.33, Joseph C. Brown 1 WI Ella. to Any One In The Am. .isi 0ev. to Thomas P. Wagers. 1. 53.104. mci. 1st Mn Sylvan Lake. Gene C. Milton I. wt Donna L.. Lot Dennis L. as or sgl. 1. Nancy 0. WI. Jeanette. Lt. 53 Wedgewood Unit $100. Corktiili, Lot Goidie Manor 2nd 41, Spring oaks Un. Six, $33,000. Two, $34,Qgo. addn30,100. .$ John John Grill iths, Sr., Wit., I, Edith Ethel Mae Fleming to Atoll H. Tompkins to Robert . RObertsOn to Hubert L. Engi. sgi. W Fleming I. WI Cheryl, Lot 3, WOO 10 Winter 0ev. to Aylesbury Cathers & WI. Karen, Lot 354 10' of £ 210' of N 13$ of Lot 17 Watts Tier 13, SemInole Park $31,100 10 Homes inc., Lot 312, Winter Spring Trailwood Ests. Sec. 2. $35,30 Farms, $32,100. Delco Inc. To Saw. J. Montalvo, Un. 4 $15,400. Craig L. Hamachili I WI. Janetta Fla. Land Co. to Fla. Residential Pacesotter lidrs, Inc. to David L. Jr., Lot 10 bik 0, North On. Ran. Comm., inc., Lt 71 1 part of In., I, to Thomas J. Bostley I. we. Read & WI. Catherine L. Lt. 17, bill cliii. Sec. 2A, WAO. Margaret E., Lt. 57 Lake Searcy H. West Altamonte Hts., Sec. Two. AticoMtg. lnv.to James R. Srark, The Highlands Sec. Four, 81.500. Shorn, $43,200. $3L500. Virgil J. Fogo, to James 0. sot. I Sandra L. Locke,$Un. B, Bldg. Fenell I. James C. Jr. Runyon Jr. Lot Steve I. Cain I Stephanie to First Va. Mtg. I. Re. liw. Tr. to 2, Oak Harbour Sec. One, $44,100. James C. Hirsch I WI. Nancy D., Thomas 0. Morbltzer & WI. $f.frJ Homes Inc. To John M. 23, bUs 500, Spring Lake Hill Un. 14, Lots 15, 15 & 20 Wit 9, Thirf Sec., Margaret L. Lot 100 Lop Vista sd, Standish I WI Sharon K., Lot 31, Sal 11119110. Dreamwold, $41,100. $34,100. Joseph M. Barnes I WI Margaret Airs Hills, Unit One Francis Baxter I, WI. Marie to Rose Mastrovltcpi I Jane Mitbra A. lillings, Jr I WI to Robert L. Miller, Jr., Lots III bik Boyce S. Trail I WI. Juanita, Lot Ii, Semelsberger, Repr. est Clara Gaynell P. To Raymond F. Kam. A, South Altamonte we.. $33,010. Richard D. Fields, Sgl I Christine unn.c p101 Lake Jessups.d, in SEC I. Iliwendl to Rose Mastrovltch, Lot men, Lot 233, Woodcrest, Un . 30.31 $300. 5•, sot. to Jerry H. Man" WI Mary 12, blk C. Country Club Manor, Un. 3 1141,100. Wayne Lishefski I WI. Sue Ann to $31,000. lii Airs Homes Inc. To Peter H., Lot 357 Spring Oaks Un. V. George Proechel I *1. Marlon L., MarondaHom.sinc.,000vgeE. Mestrangelol Linda. Lot 10 Spring $43,000.Orace Lindblom, Tn. to Michael B. Lynn, & Ruth C. Un. 4 Saytr,e,Condom., Sec. Eight, Bagiiery I WI. Tanis, Lot 33, bUs 1, POaks Un. I $37,100. Inc., $33,000. Foxmor Unit Two, $41,150. Donald J. Janicko I Donna M . Robleson, Lot P21., parcel 01 land in Guardian Mtg, mv. to Harry lush Robert L. LorIng I WI. Freda to To Joseph J. Sillington & WI Sec. 11.20.32. $12,000. I WI. Alice, (no add) Lt. in Barclay Roger 0. Bankston, Jr. I WI. Scolil Deborah, Ltl, blk I Indian Hills, Grace Lmndbiom, Tr. t Albert I. Woods 2nd Mn. $17,000. Us 22 1 Lake Markham lists. Un.2 sst000. I WI Shirley, Lot 0.30, Sun lit Nall Bk Oil to Fred $11,100, Guy E.Mangum&WfIettytoT parcelof low in$.cIl.31.33,$13,500, DeL.ms I Sans, Inc., Lts IS I 15 The Greater Constr. Corp. to Greeter Constr. Corp., Lot bUs C. Grace Lindblom, Tn. to Robert C. bUs A. Sterling 3 $17,NO, Grady F. Misimer, II & WI. Maria Sausalito, Sec. Two $11010. Linsley, Lot AU, Parcel 01 land in Uonard P. Payton WI. Rosa to U. 357 Wekiva Hunt Club, P0* , The Greater Cons?,. Corp To Guy Sic 11.30.33, $)1,$OI.Robert W. JosephiA. Oliver & WI. Shirley A. Lt Sec. 2. 533,400. E. Mangum I Betty, Lot 1$, bUs 0, KJacksn & WI Barbara to Saw. J. II I N 30' of 12, bUs 2, Loch Arbor, Carl 0. Long, I. WI. Jeanine to Sausslito Sec. Twg, 110.000. Os Cove I WI Mary A. & Judy I. — Country Club Cut,., Sic. 1.73. $4,510. Dorothy V. COON (Married) Lot 35, Roger L. Chapin & WI Dolores To We, W42'of Lot 5,btkS, TierS. I. uuiusauuauausuueuueuuuuuuuupu Fla. Land Co. to Tom A. SWord, Woodcrest, Unit One, $311. Pacesetter Sits., Inc., Lot uS, R. Tranthordi map of Sent., $17,110. Sewage Treitmint Plant Sits, 11.4UJerald K. Owings 4. wt. to Myrtle Lake Hilts, $75100. Greater DC$nsh. Corp. IoWm. T. acres, in No. Gm. 2nd Ado. 110.050. Peter A. Gobbia a wi. . R. I Donald L. Shifter & WI Katherine Cross .1 WI Poula J., Lot $1, Wm. A. Mus III lWI. Jesuwite Louis M. Gibbla, set.. U. i. to Larry J. G01WIIIII WI Lucia Lot Saussilto Soc. Three, $35,151 to Corey J. Coughilmn WI. Emily, WW1r Wo Un. 15, Alafaya Tnt. $4 10AJS. The Greater contr. Csrp. to • Rockwell Cm., La Mary Lot 7 *s ''UflImats° (OCO) John Cethier & lJl,ebor, U. (OCO) Andrew Kate & WI Jici Robert I. Reid, Jr & wt Coni K., • Quaihwocd Country Ists,, $17,005. to Robert L. Id,iflsa I WI. Lucy. 0. Thsrapsvllc 11111111111111=01111111 Nm,) P. Andrew Kuta & LW, Lt 101 WekIva Hunt Club, P0* The Babcock Co. to Michael A. parcel if land in SIC 1141.31 dlc. WI Janice, Lets 13181 W½ 01 Hunt Soc. Two, $01,151 Smith I WI. Judy 0., Lot 30 Wind. etc. et 01.8111. • INDOORS ward $aure, Sic. 0M. $31450. Edwin Tidoyaske & WI Merle Is WIN.? Spis. 0"- to Residential adwardC. Carte, 111*1 $hlnteV IfOUTDOORS I Comm., Amer., Inc., US 77 & A. Lot I, Ilk 0, $ummsrset North U, 73, ASK OUR PRICES ON TRANSMISSIONS, BRAKES, ENGINE OVERHAULS, AIR CONDITIONING,: RADIATORS. LINDY'S AUTO CENTER Lake Mary IIvd.& 17-92 322-210 Sanford, Fl. 22-3731 We make "Cherokee" canoes We build commercial fishing boats : SEMINOLE BOATS INC. 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I can't understand (And they're not prudes, parlance of my life, Afturth.minap saw thetl comfortable writing to you In why one of them doiSl't tell either.) :hedtxtld,heJd, careo(apodomc.boxrsths, hlzn.Ulwireapatient,I,urely ForsVefylooeiynlanreadjng this, there are probably two "Sorry." Thin hi walked away. than my hometown newspaper. would, but I only work here. Any suggestions? I don't lonely woman wWilrig they U Ills can be done, will you fldllibrkigsatwtomyey. w how much longer I can could meet him. No more and a lane to my tbroat shin i nii pitiick p.o,aoz oem. take this. And I'd look awfully singles hers for me. I've got all b? :think of grai In my Ift and It hurt WAIL TOWN MAN WITH 1Y woddl4 Witha gall math Icanhai4,now. Incas. you're or a cwhppIn on my nose. BIG wcndsrthg, I'm a 27-year-old me to be igen toe aItilof. DENT8ASEInTA1(T ph3SldaZI. My'Wigtibort.Ilsmoth.tUa DEAR MAN: Ted. U's DEAR ATANI Speak person is searched for P.O. lea IINS, las Aifs, DOC:K.C.,MO. IL (P.S *Blow go , ' DEAR DOC: Year ap phftng and Is toned to be COMM. DEAR ABBY: I have U be deesi't ser seat Jib bos i4iUgu will end, lot .1 keoc.g, Mis canthe stos'e arraL is utigt*' recently taken a job which pet In ha bethel) Ii cbsrth. (Espedafly repslras me to work very close DEAR ANY: I want to thIN vhs now beds Fayer.) DEAR ABBY: I've heed marrIed 12 years and my Id O0"'4 1$ the saiuzs coeI'vehade,ersincelwasa bride. My husband "arprissa" me With wapected &ovwr guests. H. doem't even call to give me fw utge istics. H. JiM The departments of the home U!. Dopsrent: Hoshoid,r; finance, Mrs. Fred walkS in With a Wall om.n's Club of Sanford chairmen, Mrs. Aàies Hall; Wileon; membsrthlp, Mrs. Art kC1.d ocers at an thilkne vice-chairman, Mrs. Robert &own; and program, Mrs. "Silhime, and s, "Don't go 10 507 extra trouble, honey, coftn at the clubhouse. &Iedon; secretary, Mrs. W.W. Birth Cornelius. iM WIIMITSI we hive." Tyre; finance, Mrs. L.T. Social Dopaitmel: chili' Aj Loucks; mS10IbSflhip, Mrs. wan, Mrs. JOIIØI KrMamar I could wring his neck! Elcted were SP"etbflII I hile âmm4y Dsp00: chairman, Mrs. Joseph Kratimir; and vice-chairman, Mrs. R.D. .Estille Doyle; vIccrm, program, Mrs. Raymus Sob. Wesley; secretary, Mrs. leRovers, oily anoagis for our .'*s. Percy Marcar; tin-4s, mitt. Clarence Redding; finance, etUfiUY, I'm stack. I have . Pub& Affair. DupmI11 ea1: Mrs. 8.0. Haiulwes; ,Mes. Raymis Schmitt; t o be heed Meet, bet I With I m.rnbsriblp, Mrs Robert crm, Mrs. LA Yam; ben* Ma, (arIes lies, program, Mrs. vice-chairman, Mrs. Brm worth; aid program, Mrs. John ka bS In cure him of No A-" Idlu? Lilly; rety, Mrs.- Liii E. amen. :Mt &owe. HATUIJRPRI3 DEAR lATESt U year ___ 1p un e: Hat In dow - ____ Hills 1111ft; Mu, Ed leskiil; U aceral1s:_Cs Gutsy. bat In Mi.,, jutira: 19sIw4 _ x .w..•_-.— AND THINGS...' -. - JOIN THE THOUSANDS OF EVENING HERALD READERS SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY AND START ENJOYING... •FLORIDAinbrief 1 .t. • NATION in brief . 'f • WORLD In brief '' - •,. - . II. • ... .•- • LOCAL-the most compIetet local news coverage -. - w 1116 Fr" A: I.uI.ui.Iiiuu•I•.uuu.III 'CAT AND HAT in the Greater Sanford area. - Yes, you get it all - 11" N.m., of ts.gw..d s.d some of I . .i '_i__- - - --- - .------- , ---- - .. •' • •'. - - ..-. - -- -. tI . _ . .•-• - - - --- - - -- - - ------a-a - - - . - - a - - - - - - - - ----------S Please I 4. when you subscribe to the Evening Herald, dail y and Sunday Fill out the coupon and mail it today! . - 11MUNED Mwm NIwmI•. 1I , A MKNANK ONDIflY LT17- . 4 OZITE SH=co• . & M2.34S4 at 4U SAN 511111SAF1701 SARI FAMILY FASHIONS 'II . (Form. CdIirftu Flu 3321101 e1% Whirlpool Both or $P0 •WS Herald Photo by Melenda Edmiston The Annie Russell Theatre Players from it College have toured several area schools, Including Red Bug Elementary, during the past few weeks with their all student production, "The Cat in the hat and Things Like That." The original music and lyrics were by James Bamberg and the play was directed and adapted from Dr. Seuss stories by Mary Machet. Costumes were designed by Sandy Byrd. John Sinclair was the cat. - SM • - grsndmotherhood. They are living near Atlanta Her daughter, Sandy and (about a year now) where Bill attorney husband, Thomas has temporarily given up George Ross, are the parents of practicing law to write books a eon, Thomas Barton Roes, born Jan. 25 in Annapolis, Md. SISTER Inc. Is planning an Jim Robson, has returned to Indoor Yard Sale on March 1,2 his home, 610E.l4thSt.,after and 3 In the Magnolia Mini Judith (Judy) Coffey Jones confinement at Seminole Mall. According to Margaret and John Scott Kirk will be Memorial Hospital. Jim would Gana.s, sale items are needed. married Saturday In Refor- welcome calls and visitors. If anyone (ANYONE) has matlon Chapel of the First anything (ANYTHING) they Presbyterian Church, Orlando, would like to donate call Dot Sigma; Debra G. Mark, followed by a reception at Powell at Powell's Office Preceptor Beta Lambda; Empress Lilly's Texas Deck, Geneva jeweler and sculptor Supply or Vivienne Sweeney at Cecil Herring is among 200 of Sweeney's Office Supply for Marcy G. O'Brien, Gamma Lake Buena Vista. Lambda; Leuie Pauline, Xi Attorney Kirk is the son of the nation's most talented pick up. Theta Epsilon; Dorothy P. Jerrl and Bill Kirk of Sanford. artists selected to compete in Chat Horrell Is chairman of Raines, Zeta XI; Eve Rogero, Among ft parties being held IMAGES '79, a festival of the the event which will feature a Xi Beta Eta; and Karen was a cocktail buffet given by arts, Saturday and Sunday In potpourri of merchandise. Wallace, Theta Epsilon, the future bridegroom's Riverside Park, New Smyrna Queen Ruth. City Council's brother brother. Attorney William Beach Beach. from 9 am. to 5 p.m. . Mnt,, Harrison1,,n.,htgucandidate, was crowned by last (Bud) Kirk Jr. and his wife, both days. The public Is Invit- of Mr. and Mrs. Howard year's queen, Debbie Bowlin. Nancy, at their Forest City ed at no admission charge. Harrison, has pledged Beta After Debbie crowned and home. Alpha Chapter of Delta Delta robed Ruth, she and her The "friendship circle" had Mary Lou McDonald has been Delta at the University of South husband, Harry, led In the luncheon with bride-elect Judy busy chaperoning Bishop Florida. Preceding the ball, Betty and Bill Jack were hosts at their home to a cocktail party sponsored by Zeta XI Chapter for contestants and guests. Everybody seemed tobe having a lot of fun while nibbling on luscious hors d'oeuvres. : ••Sa.IChem4el, NISUILTENOINES_LIKENIW S. Kay Bartholomew has Whatever happened to Peggy reached another status and Bill Conrad? - DEAR ABBY: Lad Saturday Iwaito mod afrlssdlnadore aow. could aboptog.thsr.I lot there a little early and walked kround checking prices. I had heenIn the n,34 st n ve2 $kI my utility bills there. My lrlendwulate,.olwalkedout to Me if perhaps she had - iytlttrM,âauvl and .s walU for me outside. WE REPAIR FIBERGLASS BOATS s.d Ave. - Queen's Dance, Shoplifting Ordeal Most Humiliatin9 To Grandma $1 2°° SPECIAL LABOR + PARTS U Most American Cars Foreign Cars 4 Trucks on Request. Vaughan 7$ - His work Is guaranteed. Jr. " I a Try our mechanic • Don Marinello 11F -• She - Moore and Trinity Prep at Sanford's Pewter Pub. received a gift of stemware. swimming teams to out-of-town Attending were Jerri Kirk, meets Including the University Nancy Kirk, Dottie Karns, of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. Gladys Wray, Martha Yancey, She has also checked out Dorothy McReynolds, Bill swimming colleges In North Gielow, Virginia Burney, Nellie Carolina for her son Malt to Coleman and I. attend. -----V so-called tuneup? J Park, %Jn. Tuesday, Feb. 20, 175-1B Auto Glass & PAINT SUPPLIES 2I0MAGNOLIA OURS[ ? LVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening lkwald Hetak! Advertiser START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Departmentof ON THE GROW I BEDDING & UPHOLSTERY 70 E. CELERY AVE. I Business Review Call 322n2611 NOW I & Enter My Subscription To The Evening Herald Name: Address: City' Phone: Enclosed Is my check In the amount of $___________________________ I 1 Year. $.00 6 Monthl $18.50 2 Months $6.50 The EVENING HERALD P.O. lox 16$7 Sanford, Fla. 32771 J �I F Tuasday, Feb. 20, 17 25-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TV HIGHLIGHTS - W vict makes a dial with federal authorities to briak up a • moonshine ring in i*Chiflgi for a . / LEHRER enlistment in the of 7) Muhammad All, The with a becomes denepen- Infiltrates England during World War II with plans to kidnap Prime Minister Winston Churchill. (4)5 CBS MOVIE "White Lightning" (1973) Burt Reynolds, Pled Beatty. A C0fl • (4)S THE corporate iiao Kingsfield handles a mufti-mUllon dollar case with Hart as his research 1100 (2) (4)5 O NEWS DICK AVITT Guests: Muhammad All, The Olympia (45, S.renaders. 11:30 (2) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Buddy HackelI, 5aiiy Field, Euble Blake. • SAIC MOVIE "Law And 7:41 HAL LINDSEY Dead" suffers amnesia S CBS LATE MOVIE '110 Jaws Of Death" (1975) RiChard BIshOP :, II1441.S$ tiI147I$.5I$ Hwv.1713L 333.5315 TUIS. IS CARLOAD.Nl?I PSI CAILOAD pj ,U 'TN• DUIP' ______ WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A MaW' Dating Service. All Age. Lost Feb. 13. Brn. leather wallet P.O. Box 1031, Clwtt., FL, 33517. name "Eunice" stamped on, at Whys Dixie, 25th St., Parking lot, Weddings IV 3:30p.m. Left ln cart. REWARD NOTARY PUBLIC retumoflmportantpapers& if 322.M6 or 3230667 wallet. 323.4212. Phone Sanford 322 6690 0:30 to S. Legal Notice ______ _______ __ " This time, NBC and CBS had 4 J'usi fjye Ama's policy In the of 66 East has rusted on the survival sad security of Israel, ng: present akninlstratien should widericure and ro* NW bWj& out "American th policy is no uncertain terms withost delay." EargWit alt 'p t, of sock Me ca4v., Mosny suggested that I5FaSlI hops iiat love hi the back of a Prbne Minister Msnachum Begin sad Egy$Ies Prueldunt Anwar QISV7 SadetleokcloselyatSenc.InthsMldtSu Ends saythgft middle America's favorites, would be "a very good reason for and Israel to ast AH In the Family" and ______ dlhrencss In their own delenia." Dustin Alice" well CitIng the k murder of the US, omhgqtlor to 'gI-. foflp Mer MM" an and the Iranian situation, Meany said, "In my book there Is lalobast sstIalofthsiet1thpiehqpemlngwfththemam,r Roou , Li.1 á II-----ft O -'.w, ___ ABC, "wni' In its formal seWn, the 34.mImbSr sacitive COIIICII ads$.d urn from the A.C. Nielsen Co., apel$cyitut.m.nteeslng thefedurdIcn'seer11sraj(kIsmofs liii $5 11101111111110 people MCS Wtal 14$ W$ ' were glued to their sets Sundey pI1CSIidA4viII'FIW,aIthOUIhNItSrStIngOppOS*1IIItOtb. nI(hiOWMCIICldkInGIcrg. S51• I' sad his rooster grompliy move (biter's program will allow some wostsrs to receiv, tax 1W y On rehetesUhI4cssdeths7p.rosatlimltforwagehicreues home Wildest do gEIdeIk94I In Henning, The council said the plan was "cunfunlug sad ln.tr#able" but Ileleysmodem-day bo)tood (jin, Fr.4 edled that some wostoi's would receive some protection agobm _._ _Al___1___ _ __1_._ - _ _____ - ____ ____ _______ _______ ____ ____ ______ ____ _____ i,__ _______ _ ____ 'R't I-1 ___ , b dd - Publish: February 20, 22,, 1979 Inquiries ConcernIng th e ap. DEG-106 the Provisions of the Fictltiovs plicatlon of TItle I or complaints Name Statutes, To.Wlt: Section allegi ng noncompliance with in the IN THE COUNTY COURI IN AND 563.09 FlorIda Statutes 1947, School District CI Seminole County FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Port of Call Restaurant, should be directed to the Title I FLORIDA DS.A Port Of Call Director: CASE NO. fl.215.CC.1$.J Sig: Jack$.Marrsw.pves. y Garrett STATE OF FLORIDA. DUaiS,D.IOWSfl.ELV.P. TltIsI.Mlgrant Director EX NIL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, AngeloT.Am.ro$ecy. Bo The $C Seminole JR. Collinity State Attorney for the EFØteentts Publish: Feb. 13, 29, 27, March 6 Sanford, Florida 32771 Judicial Circuit CI the State of (394) 333.12.13 Florida, on behalf o flss HCISSI'SblI Procedure and Cemplalit Form we John I. Polk Sheriff of Seminole NOTICE a, t he $rninole County County, Florida, Pwsuanttethe$ernlnslec.unty School Administration Building, Codi,nCIiceIsMrSWgIvefl thet the 1211 Mellonville Aveije, Sanford, Plaintiff, Boardof County CommIssIoners will Florida. vs C*lduCtaPlIbliCMerkhiesMal'Ch NOTE: Thlsstat.rnent CI corn. ONE CESSNA31O AIRCRAFT a, 13, or as soon bearing serial number ffieranerupeminRanof pliance and Coniplakst dUmOmOW to Ififferafted part" 3191019 and tall number he Ifludin all detrlct and sdsoo N 10100' conslderrateincr.ee.sler1emin,i, Parent Advisory Councils, was Cablevislen affectIng the basic Published in accordanc, with Delendant. monthly service charge, the EducatIonal NOTICE OF ACTION mails of ins reconnectien charge, •rd the TO: Any patties having an In. TITLE I. FINANCIAL ASSIS. dIsconnectIon chore. WIthInthe TANCI TO MEET SPECIAL EDU. taut In ONE CESSNA 310 AIR. unatedem incerper st CATIONAI. OF CRAFT bearing serial number 310 NEEDS county. iS ai d tall number N1010 Q their CHILDISH, $' part (4), Section 4010 Attest: 1$). heirs assigns and sucessors In in. Arthur ieckwlth Jr. PubII: Fi'i.rw se. se .,e tor. k County, F lorida In ac cordance with &d __ BOOKKEEPER 4 SECRETARY • . ,, RECEPTIONIST •• 4 TYPIST CASH i E a . - - 4 RENTAL CLERK • • ELECTRONIC ASST. • * • COOKS • . ___ '*de't t it wd hi oq, bit I r — sd it." NBCdSedyt. it tee. _______ 1Wftrd'egtitd ,Ber S ..A"an 411i ______ 111111111 dilisillit of New Yak's -1I---: — a In , Ccego .459 petcuthilmAiigelea, 1W shows gepII, Callow -I- In_____ Ii.., _ ip ___ PLITIIINNIP ft _____ pff in 19 two is IM so lu,a '1r cuPid a ' of ____ lNCLUDi$t ____ _____ ew rndVPsi od on Wok hi the cmly Qeus e uetInk of the Pi Pin, _____ of the ARC of.. 11111111111111116 WN& ad d how 1111111111111111 0 In wcu I" 111111111110 No ,1111 611 P! e':*v II *-aR* 'eel $5.0 i.m.IS$iit. -, County CommissIoners . " ' tvidj' V'II1 escfo cn*hurul, wiuld lilow In ado'i iI.. -7 a---_-1.-,-.. '! "'erw - NOTICE "MICE Is hereby given the the Nerd of County Commissioners SemInole County, Florida, shall ills am., or '' '. ' '' '. •-'. seen thereifte, as " .' " . _•• - . 26-Apti. & To Shri Wor king girl will share my Apt. with Christian working girl. Exchange references. 322.3109. 1939, lisle a podIfIc Itserkil at the Florida. on Itsissif of the Nensrable $emlnowteuqwy Courthouse, Resin joim i. pe*, Sheriff of $emlael. now Jew 153, County, ideptieNel the Nllswiog erdleence: New Funds,, Isseflieds Nile Is -' 500 S. Oak. Furn. from * Exc ellent. rn month, $25 we. Call 322-9673 am. or 1141.7m. - 32—Houses Unlurnlshsd - ' - )...;___-- _- . 34—*bil. Homes "' - Did you know that your club or organization .' %. . ' can appear In this listing each wesk for only $3.50 per week? This Is an Ideal way to inform the public of your club activities. - N your ck* or organhaPPen would like to be Included' In this' listIng call: EWaIII1HeIUM '•' ___ • Every Wed. 1, Sat.. Early Blrde 7:13p.m. - '' ___ Pool Homi, 34 SLW,b w.w carpet, rel. & stow 3225316 Bingo .' •.' .': It CLASSIFIER DEPARTMENT - - 3223011 - -- ----5---- Miller Rd. near Lake Jesiup. 2 SR furnished. Adults. $ill mo. lit & Lost +510 deposit. Call 323.4517. -API'tIM111111111hA Ouplsxss fir laIn 46-A Handsome unit W. bide. Finest location in teen. Four 7 SR Apis., all rented, yeat Incense producer wIth high yiett Flap hwestment at 565*. 19 on 10 acres of woodsie lake frontage. Fantastic country living for the lucky ones who call this home. $75,000. EVE. 323-0155 ASSOC._ _ ai (Oi PAC tOO IT,. i',( 42 -Mobil Homes — i ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, I' BATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK & PINE. REDUCED TO $15.900 WITH S3300 DOWN. Seigler Realty, Broker 325 0610 327 IS??, 660 0335 SKYLINE 14'w fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 3235301 VA & FHA Financing 31Ir VU. rail,. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 1OIU .JIV1 VU, fljVt - FM Stereo Radio, 1 speed PRO turntable, 6 track tape player. Sold new $600,a real buyôt only $120 or take up payments of $15 per mo. Call $311714 for free Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 32203S7 S5-Rats 8. Accessories LAKE MARY Nice treed, lake view 100.130 $10.000 FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS ROBSON MARINE 292? Hwy. 1197 31-31Qfl quipcns RACQUET STRINGING--GR IPS All type racquets, Avg. to Scott Reagan 322 8177 59--Musical Mcrchandise Guitars, Drums, Qauijos. urn plele. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc, Center Inc. IIflI E.',..k A. Terms. $201000. William Maliczowski, Realtor. 322 7953. U 41UU Wanted Great house In need of repairs. Have some cash. 32314$ aft 1 p.m. -.-...- - -. 78-Motorcycles ' , will catch up back payments & buy ----------- VON.. FEB. 19, 7 P.M.S- TRUCK FULL FROM NEW JERSEY OAK WALNUT MAHOGANY ANTIQUES & MODERN Iighlights include I piece maple DR suite, porcelain top kit. set w I oak chairs, Waterfall BR Suite, Spc. Maple BR suite, 6 Pc. Danish mod BR suite. 2 Mahogany BR suits . Cast iron kit, stove- Bar ber chair, Oak desk chair, lamps, odd chests, dressers, chairs, pictures, mirrors s lots of accent pcs. LR Also several NEW COUCHES & CHAIRS. VISA MASTER CHARGE sSANFORD AUCTIONC 1215 S French 323 734' GUN AUCTIONS WED., FEB. 21,7 P.M.e TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION 'PROX. 150 SHOT GUN RIFLES, HANDGUNS EW.'USD.ANTrQUE5 PEN FOR INSPECTICI 10A.M. DAY OF SALE VISA—MC Honda 350 CL exc. cond. 1500 Heavy duty motorcycle trailer 5500 327 7960 - *STOP SUPPORTING Land. - lords, Build your DUPLEX Bldg. onthis landscaped six l3s, City lot with utilities available on Paved road. Convenient to shopping ONLY $7300. All you need Is a site plan, Will Subordinate to Const. mortgage, IF not ready to build, excellent INVESTMENT. OWNER will FiPIANr 1968 Chevy C 40. 11 2 ton, 12 ft closed van body. Good tires. good cond throughout. $5195 660 5419. 80—Autos for Sale to AYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedw,' Daytona Beach, will hold ,i public AUTO AUCTION ever Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It'; the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 9Q.A 755 8311 for further details. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS--'69 to 75 models. Call 339 9100 or 831 1605 (Dealer). 1913 Ford Grand Torino Good Condition 3737920 - SUPER 4 IN, lit bath home in Washington Oaks w.CH, satin k1t.,1g. fenced yerdI Weilbapil Morel 5FF WARRANTED. Only 132.7101 * FISH CAMP with restaurant on St. Johns River. Terms. *MODERN FANTASTIC Spanish Style 11,2 bath home In San Lantal Beamed ceilings, Fla. Rm., w.w carpet, C.H&A, icr. patiol SUBMIT ALL OFFENSE Just 134 3 SN, 2 bath home with I acres on East SR 46. Graze your horses. Has wet behind (Pool). Under $75,000 with terms. 00 ACRES in Cities. $22000. - ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADINI WE LIST $ SILL NONE HOMES THAN ANYONIf JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 53 ACRES. Mostly Fancy Fruit Grove In Osisin area. Ideal for Your Dream Ranch. $100,000 Tams. * LAW FO* D. 3 SR 2 baIts home. Sanford's Sales Lader Nicely landscaped, cozy fireplace. PUM PItA Terms. 1 *41 ACRES Seer II I SR 46 Interchange. *450.055 Trms. Sçvlce ITIMPIN AGINCY REALTOR 327*1 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Sves U3.MSl 323.1519 Jeep lOWagoneer Exc Cond $2000 327 5975 T 14 6 cony, looks & runs good 5977 Audi %O0.LS4dr.sedIi 3220043 - 1910 AMC Hornet, 1 Dr. Standard. 5175 Call 327 11.4') / 'SANFORD AUCTION' 1215 S. FRENCH _3237 340 For Sale 1976 Chrysler Cordoba Brn vinyl top, AM FM, A-C, S Air Cond. & Heating Home Inrovements Central Heat & Air tond. Free Est. PAINTING, CARPENTRY & CABINETS 3230429 ,,rl?ir1 ViUICl Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell It all with a Classified Ad In The Herald. Call 372 7611 or $319993 and a friendly ad-visor will help you. FILL DIRTITOPSOIL YELLOW SAND IlDickLacy 323-7510 - -. Call Carl Harris at SEARS,Sanfqrd. 327-1715 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service Free Est. on mIt, Comm I Res. 372 0200 Beauty Care I.... INSULAT lOP.- flatting, blowing, RACO Foam, I iberigas & Ceilu lose, Lowest prices. Call 3210139 or 904 734 670$ collect. 1 Man, quality operation lyrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 327-1321 wwwwwo UWUI &Sokl WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. I. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 12$ No. 4.0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 567-1153 50—Mscelianeous for Sale Lots of tools, Years old-valuable ---IV- .- 'Tfl 'f.. .1.. f..... I,.,... l7IiUt,I5' lidIII TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322 5712 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsinvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE III £101 Csrarrdc'flhs 6-re1S-uppIles MEINTZER TILE New oriepalr, leaky showers or specialty. 2$ yrs. Exp. 671-7617. FREE togood home Part Cocker male 2 yrs. old Income Tax Prepared In the convenience oi your home. 24 yrs. exp. $101 up 322 3lll for appt. Free pick up & delivery for all tax returns prepared in Feb. Confi dentlal, personalized From $5. Ph 067 4412 9 a.m to 7 p m. LawnSerVIOS: ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 322.5791 310 Sanford Ave. "DEAL With STEMPER" "1Keeo Your TEMPER" ---'---_- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733866or3737710 112 ,1 11,199 The Greenhouse 3229141 Eves after 61 weekends IA TIME To Invest- Financing available. Multi dwelling rental houses & vacant building lots. Excellent location. $110,000. Paid r ri.' & us,.d cars. trucks & ticavy f'guipnlevi? 327 5990 -'-- 62-4.awfl..Gardefl a4. a4- All or part Fairway Prop. 323 6040 - . --- - BUY JUNK CARS rrom $10 to sso Call 3221624; 372 0460 - concert lead 200 watts & eleclovoice speakers w-cabinet. $500. 323 3091. 10x60 Comm. Bldg. Sanford .T, $354001 NuMi. hdty Multiple Listing REALTOR. MLS m-25'S 32357/4 Day or 'Night REALTORSW !ARK $3000 each. $37,500. patio & Much Morel Yours for ANYTIME ft. Chriscralt Head. Galley, dinette. Twin 6 cyl. Hercules Engines, Elec. trim tabs. $3495. 365 5218. C...6..,4 ti. 11171 )ELTONAOSTEEN Area. 3' acres 590 Hamlin Orange trees P1tI%hOmesite. $21,300. Owner -- LAKE MARY. 3 BR, l'i, B. Near Crystal Lake, remodeling being done. Great potential. Nice treed lot. $30,000. 322- 2420 --. -I ..... access from $1,100 per acre. $750 dwfl 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 3056688696 8. 8308026 Eve 8. wkencfs 90.1 734 0961 47-Real Estate 77—Junk Can Removed — rh I ri I If' A I I f'I I 1l WUDLILMULI l3.JIiV relevislon-75" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $175 or $12 mo Still in warranty. Call 1311711 day or '69 Dodge Van Slant 6 ltd.. 3).000mi $1800 322 5992 - fE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanlord Fur. nilure Salvage. 322 0721. Auction Saturdays 7 P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy. 127 Consignments welcome eltoggs Auction Sates 373 7050 53-TV- KaaIo. stereo - -_,Jvnn_ I arry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Relrig., stoves, tools. or Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions & appraisals Call Dell's Auction. 323 $620 o ut 330 5237 Cash 322-4132 springs & mattress 123.9$ ca pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 9? So. of 43-Lots- Acreage OSxi25, wooded area. I,, stomized inside -_ LOW Electric Bills- Solar Heating. 3 BR, 1'.'7 B. Large Family Rm., I dining Rm. Completely remodeled kitchen, landscaped, warranted. $26,400. Starter. 3 BR, well maintained economical home. Fenced, fruit tress. Warranted. DOLL HOUSE 3 SR. 2 bath home In San Lanta w.split IN plan, satin kit., C.H&A. w.w carpet, NEAl. ,.fl,, n- It.to 2100 sq. ft. It BEAUTI FUL 3 BR, 2 bath home In Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor on lovely loll C.H&A, OR, Fla. rm., br eak fast bar, eq. tot-in kit., patio & Morel IPP WARRANT. ED. Just $63,200' - ,... __ . - MU JUST LISTED 3 BR, i'.'i bath home remodeled, all rms pan., neww-w carpet, fireplace In LI, Fl.. Rm., close to shopping Al town. A buy for $240001 1 BR-1194. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 In Sanford. Call 3235670 Mariner's Village. ApIs. for Selor CItIzens. Doerstown, very clean & roomy, See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. REALTOR SELLLRSI BUYERS YOUWANTTOSELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER _ '111 tAil 51-4400jcohnld Cvwk PH. *_ 372 64I .,J ' I 71 rh...,, £,,,i 72—Auction 46—Commercial Pronertv STENSTROM REALTY Sanford- Sanford M. Unsworth Realty elIM MAX . ____ ___ DAY 322.7171 BROKER 31-Apsrtmlnts Furnished -' Build to suit - our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 233 1. 245. JOHNS SAU LS AGENCY 00-ApartnntS UnfurnlsPd Meetings BusIness- 7:30 1st Tues. .' 3 OR, 1 bath home Fam. Rm. Fenced backyard, carpet, drapes, nice neighborhood. I. lot, Holly Ave. & Cedar. Water I Se w er . $2750. I. lot, 5th & Pine St. $2250 2. lots Roosevelt Ave., paved street, water on property, septic tank. $s,000. Hwy. 17.92 South of -- 2324 PARK DR. 327-2115 AFTER HOUR! REALTOR 322 0611 322.9214 _________________ - i, batty, kic. BUILDING LOTS Part and full tIme. Start small and grow. 3-4 hours per week of your choice. No selling. Service Retailers under exclusive contract establIshed by us. High immediate income. Minimum Investment $1,930. Call Toll Free, 1500 7435000, ext..201, or write AFP, Inc. 1935 Hoover Cou rt, Birmingham, AL 35226 Not a subsidiary of Kodak. DISABLED AME RI CAN .'.. Jim Nustt $25,000. FILM DISTRIBUTOR KODAK PRODUCTS - 743S' S. French 15792) Santo,. 373 5321 WANT TO SELL? We have buyers. Homes, Lots 8. Acreage needed. Call for Free Appraisal. Cash for your loll Will build on your lot or our lot. Enter pr ises, I nc. 644.3013 Medellnc., Realtor PIZZA, SUB 8 SPAGHETTI SHOP For Sale. Plantation Plaza Hwy. 17-92. 665-5725. 29—Rooms The Real Estate Agency REALTORS --- -- - - - REALTY WORLD. - " ix rel bougias Cheshire. NlSt"otPebIfo$1e Mae 1$. me Cause in ffie SIlhueantit Judi. TM 1.1,4 of cewity Cent. CielCWilICI, maiwan oi sominta. County, areas of the jita, PlaIds a,aInst unincenp,,atei any and all parties saving an Is. Pie w$MheldapolicIsasnlngIs ternitenles CO SemInole County, tvt in One Csni 311Aincreft the feliewing hint Plenldei creating the Carolyn bee,ln senlii number 3*1110 aid A. PUSLIC HEARING Pat IstaNs Street LIofiting DieKIct tell number N $940 to show cause CHANGE OP WHINE RSGUU. be ildIllid *5 the aforesaid aircraft Wsstild TION$ Proof LIofdimg District Ordinance, ,wisp , use CI the LI. IVUIETTE NU$KIY — £4 su1d1q for delfeNiess, prov AGRICULTURE TO OC- OFFICE $rgoveneanceof*,4,4 by the esn, DISTRICT PZ(1I-1-?S). West * leerd of Cuinty Cammississwrs, Statutes You Items 10 diyiPlaId. froist OeWW*e$aumasstleof*5Ns,*. aevIdlag for maIntewsc. SM February Nh, ins, to contact *5 Silt 16 of Sec. 31.394155, Iybe egeratisnul Wrest ligtdswhtsin *e Wft CI Weblia $Ngeassj usia Her P. PiveanCOWI. lrid, creating as- A4Viry H01111111 ty Je, $à y ppit. owwwomread nlgMelyp,m Nerd, .ett ferN fiscal' SU1ls.U1rNI5 Item any dlt.j fo ISesil fo this of iWeusI *I Neil WeIsNttaPt*iOdrSSt Ivy of epeclal emus mew, Ctis CIvIC , the Weblup $srNes Reed. . Pixie within thu district, SM a,,, feJg sNIbCI iJsw. (01$?. OIL 8) ereuIdinsferse te .-cius*s um be brfold I*too No TNs RISeN bu,le5 wit be oo 'NemWesm1ssNc..et,c,e,ad *5 Sheriff of Iemlmsle County or *ar.isa.iPel'lep,*,.eus ss1iuIe faiijill soerowflt9,5 Sill 115111Sf 1150 SIoiIU$$1I *5 WllNIU my hand and No CI * W *5 DIINII1.L. $ad, fellewiRS-. lesCrIlel areas i c.w ge me NI dip - Plaids. These 15'tst- in illbe. - SemNeN Cuady, Plaide: Meld ui.. 10111.50$ map CirSI 1$atei $shdlVlsI5. .Lath befililofibBle $104 Re1JIMIPLJ IWeSiptia) 15CIIAMe, Pla Sub It, - Arthur H. Iscfo,NIs, fIsue,. Nws be as. ega Iii IWPWW4 a Clerts of the Clint His Wee time is Neil Necirds et $i*iasfe Ceonsty, r-Sy: Jien I. WIIM *ITIIN'I Ospety Clint by ciIl 111.4* Iu1Ne He. Arthur N. licHeNs, Jv.. Clattoths - Read CI Ca50y CP-n'-i'---, -..Reerdel Craft C r'nleurs isming Casty' - p, e • SM he limhusli Cladp, LIdIMe: P*va,y9,*,7a,9. 11, 12. or; Ia.si.1 Pneu, .iraa Fleill,. • pliii *$t.15.$* P'I**5: P50wjy30,) ?.*MWeb1.Ld.L&?.lf.11. Ei*l*: Pelawy,15, tie,.-. OS.. mom 0504. 4 WAREHOUSE 4 MA INTENANCE 4 STOCK * MECHANIC 4' DRIVERS 4' JANITOR 4' ELECTRICIAN 4' PACKER 4' WAITRESS 4' DISHWASHER 4' FORK LIFT 4' MA NY MANY MORE I N-OTICE IF ..'.. ," CON"Wations Own". Having of Claiming An Interest In or Lien On the Above Described Aircraft. YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mat the State of Florida, . • Jr. State Attorney for. the 11gM. pegJfe, on the 1$$I day of March, emIts Judicial Circuit CI the Stats CI . - ___ ____ . - ____ SaS$SSNMI,TNSSSSST*$TS , -_•------ C:.-.e Co ------- VA.FHA-235-Conv, Aomes Low Down Payment - 111C GE Refrigerator Refrigerating Perfectly SMS 127.I9AR - - 24-Business Opportunities LABORER AL Buy ---- REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7190 C.i ,.i to aying $15 mens, $750 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any condition 323 1681 LOTS TOPURCHASE W. Gar nett While Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KNIDER ASSOC. 107 W. commercial Phone 322-7811, Sanford _________ 68-Wanted CallBart In Any Language When You Open The Fron t Door To A New Home. Prepare for you r Real Estate exam. Classes starting Feb 271 I. Enroll early as class size Is limited. Tony Coppola School of Real Estate. 645-5410. '.VON ISINFLAT ION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. For details call 644.3079 - 4 MANAGER TRAINEE -' 75-A--Vans - - Don't Delay!! EVENINGS 322 0612 3fl 5507, 373.1177 II III Change S /' I - 15' Four Seasons Travel Trailer S a cr1iCP 5600 Aft3,322 $037 c olden Retriever male, 6m 0. House broken, training started 5350. Azal'a Park Farms. Deltona (305) 571 2890 Cu UNIQUE? BR HOME Huge FR, new'y painted beautiful oak floors. Great Oak shaded corner lot. Many added features Detached garage with spare BR & bath. SEE THIS HOME TO DAY! $33,500, Deltorsa- Lovely well kept 3 2, corner property, large living room, eat-in kitchen, custom drapes In master bedroom, Home Protection Plan, screened pool and patio area $13,000 We are excluvive agents for Ash Homes, custom builders. Come In and counsel with one of our agents. Some of our models have Included in the price such extras as: I. Custom plans, (you put walls where you want them at no extra charge) 2 Fireplace Plaster walls Virtually maintenance free exteriors. S Your choice of several eleva tions at no extra cost to you Prices start from $34,900 on your lot. I V* ,VMIVIti_ul BUY SELL TRADE 323-7832 Full time LPN, 11-7 shift. Apply In person Lake View Nursing Home, 919 E. 2nd St. 4 • .rvl/ Local Mfg. Co. needs an perienced person to assist Plant Mgr. as a Production Expedltor. Excellent opportunity for the right person. Mail Salary requirements & lob history to Box 13, co The Even ing Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fl. 32771. *• _ ____ .. 4 U i 75-Recreational Vehicles 65-Pets-Supplies -------.-----. Overhead Garage Doors OT UVVrlr- K ., nx i vain. aim-os? new, orange trees, C H&A. 7' Pd. assumable mort CsII 323, 82" I Fore Sonora 4 2, .oyer, large living eat in kitchen, Spacious patio, inside utility area $4,500. Harold Hall Realty OWNER OPERATIONS Mercury Motor Express needs owner operators 8 multicontractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends, advances on each trip & fast weekly settlements. 1 yr. over the road exp, required. Call Donald Beck or Bob Bevis toll free I 500-438.6512. EOE. GENERAL OFFICE • ARCHITECT'S 2 story, perfect setting for antiques. 3 BR, C. H&A. Choice area. $69,950. ______________________ 4 - - _____ - TODAY ____ 11.11141M 19 me Dow@ a 323-5176 LOW FEE-TERMS . ___ lk ___ _____ ___IS. $4) 201 Commercial SANFORD , _____ Sentinels County, !I.Id. the I town's residents were (SEAL) t — "maybs PubfisIr. Feb. 13, * 27$ l,me Mar' of 1ndty." "I them it great," he $IM$NOl.I COUNTY said. "I ii"b.r acm, of the SOMSOP COUNTY AM I romemher semi COMMI$$4ONIm, •w U • reviewed at the Seminole County FICTITIOUSNAMI (OUnf,7 o me Notice is hereby given that YS5 ., The School Board of Seminole Manpower Division, 109 N. Park neither ABC CBS or Ave., Sanford, Fla., between the unchecked through that part of the world," he said. "ThS Corporation engaged In business at was resr. By the final episode 315 HWy. 17.92. Cai$elbety, Fl. County, F lorida, has affirmed In hours of 1:30 A.M. and S P.M., of the UnIt.dfitates and her democratic allies In Europe would be of regular session on February 14, Monday thru Friday. "Roots," ABC's chancy 32707, SemInole Plaza, Seminole l979, that lt}sin compliance damaged beyond repair." wlffi the Wriltencommentsconcerning this County,FIorida,unourm.fldfit mIg.,ri. had become the name requlrernsrtts CI Title I of the Preapplicatiofl Meany said he was "shocked by the lack of wistioci of some Should be directed to __ of PORT O'CALL Elementary and Secondary H.C. Newell, Manpower Ad. watcbed progilam in this RESTAURANT, and that we American policy makers who appear totally OdlffSTSnt tothe Intend Education Act of 1946, as amended to regIster said name with the Clerk by the mlnhstrator,Manpo wer Division, 109 , y of U.S. television. Educational Amendments of N. fimdpmesdal need fora dtolIE demoCriCy In Mlddl Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32171. of the Circuit Cow'?, ____ •'- • , 24 HOUR t 322-928 *Ready C Ssnford, 2 I with beamed ceiling living room, family room that could be third bedroom, utility room, porch, nice landscaped yard with fruit trees $36,000. FACTORY WORKER-excellent MULTIPLELISTING'REALTOR opportunity for advancement. COUNTRY HOME In City Lovely I Goodphysicalcond. Shlpping& BR,2bathbrickhomeonllots, receiving experience helpful. C-H&A. swimming pool, fruit Military retiree acceptable. trees & Many Extras. $33,000. Must be high school graduate. 32)1001 PRICE REDUCED Country Home on almost 1 acre. Lakeview near Cleaning ladies 8 helpers Osteen. 3 OR, 2 bath split plan. For empty housecleaning $10,000. (Will Call 322-3415 QUALITY GOTUSGOING QUALITY KEEPS US GROWING AAA EMPLOYMENT . ti '(ALTO' . HAL COLBERT Call 665-6202 __________ ____ ____ - -"• For busy service station • EDUCATIONAL AMENDMENTS ____ ! , Electronic Front end man , ________ _________ _____ V Nurs es, RN's & LP N S Aides Live-in companion, short term assignment. Homemakers Up. John 621.0636. ____ ______ & Legal Notice ______________________________ ______________________________ from the Middle East. "U that were ever to happen, SovId world power would •, E; Insurance agency small office needs personal lines exp. person, - _______ ____ • Someone to take Care of Invalid man, Sal + rm . Bd. References, 3fl.3439,349.333 . Carter Beating 1 _______ _______ 55 - -. , •' MAYFAIR. Outstanding 3 BR, P.7 bath Lovely floor plan, w w carpet, excellent cond. Owner Anxious. $29,900. 2 desks, 1 kneehole desk & 1 small writing desk, 1 dining room table & 6 chairs, mag. Used But Nice REALTY O', Reg Real Estate Broker 2638 Santord Ave 3210739 Inc We have openings for I good shop REALTOR, MLS & road Installation men for 323-5774 Day or Night converyor Co. Moder n Container Service Inc. P.O. Box 632, 3 BR.28,2enc. porches, Matoon, III. 61935. Nearshopping&schools$1s.500 FIREFIGHTER WANTED- Del By owner. 322.06.40 Iona Fire Dist. Must be 1$ or New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to older, H. S. diploma or GED, qualified buyer. $25,000 to able to pass physical agility test. $30,000. Low down payments. Apply to 1685 Providence Blvd., BUILDER. 3227217. Dellona. $ AM-5 P.M., Mon.-Fri. Pt'ople are looking for you r Icr SALES RECEPTIONIST vices everyday. List in the Management position with fast Business Ser vice column. Call moving co. We need aggressive 322 2611 or 831 9993 5&C% personality, good phone voice, good personality? Salary + Comm. Call Carol 323.5176. ' Legal Notice ____ 1'• & Eoufld ' SUNRISE 6:30 PORTIA WAGONER KUTAM THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:46 ___ (1) EYEWITNESS OWNIWS 6:51 0000 MORNING FLORIDA I N4111111110INSOR 100 (2]5TOOAY FRIDAY MORNING AM1RI WED. ONLY ' __________ EARLY DAY NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY ' ALL SEATS Weneedanexperienceci . MATURE ONLY Maintenance man. Full time. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent, 950 Mellonville Ave. Activity; _____ ' too $ Family TOW Submersiss Edui stJes lecture by Di. Aaron Stem, University of Csdral Florida Village Center, 8:30 pin. Open to public. g ii.i.g Club 10week basic and advanced classes, National Gtiard Armory, 2508 Ferncreek Ave., Orlasde. Registrationi 7p.m. Call -4I09 or 423t M. For breed clss.ee caL1 5944550 lgue el Wemes Veti af Ceusty, 9:30 a.m., First Federal of Sernmole SR 434 I. wood. SPIW Gorà.l.g Simb Oil the home vegetable garden, 14 p.m., Agricultur*1 Center, 1750, Sanford. CO 3233113. Fret to public IUso, 7:301:30 p.m., Florida Federal Savinge and Loan, 8R4$Mde8prings. __ 6:30 p S p.m., McCoy _____ -'• 5--Lost -. 18-HeIp Wanted PSYCHIC COUNSELING Sailboat Jubilee MONROE HARBOR MARINA ________ .- •-_Il. 0 • Free details; KIT, Box 791, Pompano, FL. 33061, 9414W?. • LET'S BE HONEST it 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 job this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1 000432.8403 anytime for recorded message. 50—Miscellaneous for Sale - ROutE'S BATEMAN REALTY LAKE FRONT. Extra large) BR, 2 bath, Split plan, approx. it; acres in Loch Arbor. Choice. $72,000. 3224396 or 831.5353 ' _____ WELLES , WANTED: Collaborators for "Senior Survival Handbook", a new publication. $313763, Near I-I Older 2 story frame with 4 acres. Owner holding, good terms. $55,000. OWNER TRANSFERRED. Beautiful 3 BR, 1' bath, C.H&A, ww carpet, "Like New" home, Kitchen equipped, extra large yard. $29,900. Guaranty Co. KICI( T44& STORAGE HABIT; Sill those useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 322.2611 or ) _ Chelsea Title . •MARYTYLER _____ MOORE MITER AOGIRS(R) 6:30 (2) NEWS •mi000coupti BEWITCHED - "Presumed after a stagecoach accident, she Is told that she Is the wife of a catt le rustler. 1240 For future Information Call 647.3333or write Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O! Box SS3 Sanford; Fla. 32221 4-Houses - Nat'l Title Co. has Immediate opening for closer ... Exper. F.H.A., V.A., & Cony. closing. Excellent salary, Co. fringe benefits. Will Baby Sit in my home For working Mothers. $30 wk. Mon.-Fri. 322.4537 probl•mdrinkers U I I_ u _ _ _________ REAL ESTATE CLOSER For families or friends of ieU Road. Air Force Sgti. AUN u'y, (2) CAROL EUNNETT AND Easier On 1200 (4)110 VALLEY Qub. AL-ANON NOTICE OF INTENTION FICTITIOUSNANE Notice is hereby given that I am TO REGISTER 1200 engaged in busIness at 263 Sanford FICTITIOUS NAME (2) JEOPARDY Ave., Sanford, Fl. 32271 Sernlnol. Notice is her eby given, pursuant (4)ThI VOl.110 AND TH • County, Florida undafic1ILl to Florida Statute 56.3.09, that the RESTLESS name of BERRY undersigned, desiring to engage in 5511% NEWS AGENCY, and that I lnfond to businessunderthefictltiousnamec,t SOVER EASY reglstersaidnamewiffim,cl of MASSEY, ALPER, WACK and the Circuit Court, Seminole County, EATON, 165 Whooping Loop, City of ThUR)AY, I!EBRUARY 22 Florida in accordance with he Altamonte Springs, County of ____ e Cli Ait_me.ts.b(.ItI* risdas Wemea's Club, 945., provisions of the Flctitls Name Seminole, Slate of Florida, lnten(h St atutes, To-Wit: 11:30 sin., Maitland Civic ICenter. Section Sat.09 to register the said name with the Florida Statutes 1957. _____________ Clerk of the Circuit Court of 510 Patrick it Berry Seminole County, Florida. MASSEY, ALPER, WACK & Publish Feb. 20, 271 Mar. 6, 13, 1979 EATON, P.A. DEG-101 ________________________ By: Gary E. Massey, President 'Roots' Publish: January 30, February 6, I), FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER 20, 1fl9 STATUTE AFFIDAVIT FICTITIOUS NAME LAW TIFFANY SQUARE Notice is hereby given by the DEF.135 APARTMENTS undersigned, that Ronald E. tatow STATE OF FLORIDA LEGAL NOTICE and Frances M, Latow, desiring to COUNTY OF DUVAL engage in business under the I Ic. The Seminole County Board On this day personally appeared thtious name of LATOW'S PLUM Cou nty CommissIoners, as Prime BAL HARBOUR (UPI) The policy statements were aimed at before me, an officer duly BING, at till Gerona Avenue, Sponsor for the Comprehensive President Carter's antiiation program, authorized to admInister oaths, Deltona, Florida 32725, intend to Employment and Training Act Em AFLCIO Preeldent George Many sounded a warning of is-. All Char les A. Clarkson, who, being register the said name with the (CETA) funds, annou nces the first duly sworn, deposes and says: Clerk ,of the Circuit Court submittal of a Short Plan for the (T 5ovj activity In the Middle East. _____ By CATHY BOOTH The names of all the persons Ifs. Semino le County, Florida and the Title IV - Summer Youth Em. First, at a news conference following the opening session teresied in the business conjcted undersigned are ployment Program (SYEP to the Fries irantlemi the sole partj t$1etMs's ,.,e oscii meetW. and Monday idgid after Usiled smder the foregoing fictItious name, interested In said en U.S. Department of Labor, Atlanta, ,_ , an business rice vtn a hoflèjrajy doctorate degree from Tel Aviv UMVW.II andlI'eeets,*otffiewsr,stetssch terprise, The purpose of SYEP will be to the $4-year-old labor leader ,mpk..Ii,d his concern about ' waa stiff: a nostalgic '3ft of thorn in said business IS U Ronald E. Latow follows: bobble sox piece, a tiriller provide short.tecm work experience Frances M. Lat ow Soviet Union. Name :Tltfany Square Investori, Publi and a career awareness program for M ffim nastyNasigandArchie sh Jan. Feb. 13, , The council was expected today to torn Its attention to more Bunkers Ltd. economically disadvantaged DEF.131 mouth itself, By: Charles A. CI.raJ SeminoleCounty Youth, agesllthru mm, considering a recommendation to acce$ 1° But Kunta Kinte's story, General Partner 21 years of age, during the summer orgiisnj the first police officers' union for afflli4Iost. NOTIFICATION OF Interest: 100 Percent COMPLIANCE months to enhance their em round two, dill beat them all. PROCEDURES: COMPLAINT Misny told a bsn audience Monday nigit that If Israel pboymet opportunities in the PubIIshJan.i01F,b,5,13,30,1 p.is3'. Tilelsl*eIIeese,,,ryaed pr ivate sector. would bsappear, so would democracy and freedom dlup,ar ancestors first hitAfrican Minch DEF.132 Seceedaryldo.catle. ' Act ef 194$ The preappllcation may be Soviet Disorder" (1974) Carroll O'Connor, Ernest Borgnlne. Two ordinary, middle-aged men become auxiliary cops to fight the Influx of crime Into their neighborhood. Hwy. 1753 322 7503 •SISAMESTRIET For Working Mothers Osteen 3232479 _________________________ Baby Sitting in my home, Winter Springs area. Responsible WO man. 327.1915. Meany Target. the fellow he his wife's lover, then discovers he's killed the wrong man. (R) kills • Cuitir, BabySitting ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? DIVORCE-$20.50--Guaranteed. 8fegM P.useeudui, 8 p.m., DeBary Community 500 AFTERNOON Rd. AiIimioi4e Stederd Ritarmet Cia, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of pnniri 11:56 NEWS Robin Its res - _____________ ______________________________ 4-Prsonals PSYCHIC advises on Love, Buslnfss & Personal dIrection, Donations appreciated. .IAMIL P.O. B0 lolSi Eugene, Ore. 7440. Call 24 firs. (503).44241), ___ •BEVERLY HittilWEE MAIcEMELAUGH FAMILY FEUD assistant. , wtiui. oc PATUNE LOVE OP LIFE (2] Reeevery,Iac.,12:3Opjii., 1 4:30 (1) M 005 S BEWITCHED b*RVGRIFFIN (2) HIGH ROLLERS S HAPPY DAYS (A) 1000 PAPER CHASE 7:30 p.m., Altamoite Mall ______________ _____ - FACED WITHADRINKING PROBLEM? Perhaps AlcohOlics Anonymous Can Help PtsoniW.3333 Wrtt.P.O..$ax 1213 Sanford, FlorIda31 Sanford Civic Ceder ___ ii • - ll seni or (tIsef Dance, 2:30 P.M., HOGAN'S HEROES ALt. STAR SECRETS @1 THE PRIIIISRIGHT j 18—HeIp Wanted —, _________ Seuferd OpII, noon 40° (2) EMERGENCY ONEI mi 000 COUPLE (2) • Seers. ELECTRiC COMPANY (4) S All. IN THE FAMILY (A) 10:30 be.. ateri Aasuymi au•A'rN(fl) CARD $IIARIC$ J U U U U U 3 Lines Minimum Sunday-Noon Frldai Cselbsrry Rry, 7: M a.m., 851 CafeterIa. O,fode Raty, 7:30 a.'n., Town Jfo , civic C$Id1'. Mallard Khnm* 330 M . (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME SARNAIY JONES man 1 GENERAl. HOSPITAL STUDIO SEE I 6:51 tiful Russian agent. (2 Hrs.) Olympia 500 (2) MOVIE "The Eagle Has Landed" (1977) Michael Caine, Donald Sutherland. A highly trained Nazi commando unit 2 Oil ® UPSIAT Army. (Part 3 Hart gets a taste of law when Professor • (2)ANOTHER WORLD THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (1987) Fred Allaire, Janis Paige. A Hollywood producer t$gny. • EDUCATIONAL PRO. Qfl,%M4Q I U U U I __________________________ Diatild Red Cross Office, Casedbsrry. () 5 GUIDING UGHT DINANI • miHOLLYWOOD MUSIGALS 's (C) DICK CAVETT Guests: • MOViE . 1 Noon The Daj Before Publication Free bleed sssare icrIe, 9am. to noon, North 2:30 (2JThEDOCTORE I U S DEADLINES WEDNDAY, 2:00 •MYTHREESONS I Providence social hail. 5 ONE LW! TO LIVE 90° (4) DONAHUE rlage Is delayed by Simon's (I) MATCH GAME P.M. NEXT STEP BEYOND "Thunderbolt" •BHA NA NA Guests: Jan fld Dow. 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BLONDIE ' ' ARE 'iOU DAGw000 SUIVISTEADIA GENDER WISE, N0•-• IU SPENDERj! _______ 014, I'LL SIGN IT! __________ CASj / Caror Chirac- 55 AK I ter I7 Wall border 18 Pined BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker _ THAT'S THE SMART PIFFEREH 13ETWEEN SMART GUYS AND DUMB KNOW To GUYS WHEN I Normandy invasion day 21 To the (Fr.) 22 By birth ago 23 Corner (Fr.) 2 Long 25 Causes Fitzgerald 30 Church part 4 Safekeeping 31 Wet Type of 5 32 Mai ) 33 Southern eneral 34 over - _______________________________ ________________________ - 42 Eight ($p.) river features - - 3 - on of - 5 6 7 - 8 9 - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom MIMiTe, 'a4D*t I'LL. HVI AJ tcrT? 12 - - 15 - - - 16 - 40 W06T 65 A. TH5 LAD... 22 - — — — — ________ — — — — — 23 24 25 20 27 128 29 A5,YOU VO. 30 — — 31 ii - 39 2-20 9 36 — 40 - - — by Bob Montana WHAT THEY'RE CHARGING MONEYJIJSTPOISNI AS IT 6UGGJ' MORE FOR BATTERIES, USED TO! (NOW P 'IOU, TIRESARE*WLATED ,A QijARTER,4T SCHOOL WAY TO THE OTHER END OF THE HALL! H S AND BUMPER JACKS ARE GOING UP' — — — — () ( . 48 — — — 49 St 52 — ——— — — 50 — — — 1 1 — 53 — — HOROSCOPE r ci _ S By BERNICE BEDEOSOL ____ _____ I 1 _______________________________ E4K & MEEK by Howie Schneider For Wednesda y, February 21, 1979 E%E&) IF iV 1XJT TAKE 3I( ff5 A RtLkSH LIFE! promise to those at home who were depending an you. YOUR BIRTHDAY Februsryil, irs Secret ambition you've been S LEO (July 23-Aug. ) You harboring for some time stand can't be all things to an peopie, an cTh i ____ powder dry. do. S. C ' PR ISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer ~M'RE Y40RRLA NC7 TOO MUCHAOUT NG SHORT THERE ARE PLENTY OF (5J5 •C)p F1NI? 'A SHORT GIRL FASCINATING.' CKSTLIART, YOU'RE ENCOURAGING! TOU MEAN LIKE ROBERT REPFORP ANP RAUL N7 I WAS THINKI MORE IN TERM5 OF NAPOLEON AN or you are a dud. You'll fare get carried away and handie better If you strike a happy your possessions In a wasteful medium. How to get along with or foolish manner. otherslWtiisone of the sections LISRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) YOU'll enjoy In your all-now IM Normally it's more important se -F 0 ISl,M*wd LI azo BUGS BUNNY OH,1H 1'EPIOlTY ' A1,GUV'NOR, INTERE5TIN6 INSCRIPTION ON THIfp Uii' OF HOURO 11415 MAD' MEAN by Stoffel a Helmdahl MARlap C7CWN 10 Y4,'5YVE5TR. WMV 11 SAY! ARM (March 21-W 19) In wmW be a good day. Be Ulm trying to be to u to you ___ could forget to be kind to whom you say It. yourself, and yield too sadly to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. someone's ways that benefit 21) You'd be wise today to only him. concentrate an aries you -TAURUS (*11 20-May 20) playuolo,orpslomaydraw you Just because you've got the intosedvitludoo"dayow deli iUnatloss today to follow finances, doesn't mien others CAPRICOSIN (Dec. 234w. do. 7hA ocdy yourself to 19) you be" the aMW W* _____ necessary _____ tasks. complete to turn little Into murh Be GIINI (May 21-Jime 30) m.Jy carsjn3, _____ ____how You have what it takes to gel t1 you don't Mtwnpl to do so Your Points across today. by being too dwinsaft Unfortimatsly, you may wad. AQUARIUS (Jan. $Peb. 19) yost pitch an the wrong son. It's an excellent day for ______ ARM F. CANI(Jims 21-July 23) _______ 4 projects that pique your 418 *0 to help ad P0* in 11111112611111tion. Inviting 111111111law need. Ikwror, don't do so at aboard, however, will mam the expense of breaking thh up, •F SPIDER-MAN 4! I F :r REALLY 'D by Bob -111 . keeping your measurements down. inaVietnam I _ _ ____ - $ . Seminole County Corn- Looms . mLssloners have delayed for one week a decision on whether to permit Sheriff John Polk to seek A U.S. Lan Enforcement ________ BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) China and Mow appeared to be marking time, Vietnam today moved troops toward the perhaps in response urgent Ame rican Vietnamese provincial capital Lang Son for appeals to exercise extreme caution and - to of what appeared to be shaping up as a battle in their 5-day-old war. major restraint. Vietnamese Intelligence sources in Bangkok said ChIns sent another division of troops acroes the to purchase have penetrated up to 12 miles into Viet. territory one place, but border toward Lang Son, 12 miles into Viet. "remaining in place." namese territory. Assistance Administration (LEAA) grant of $103,454 diplomats said Chinese troops namese at were Intelligence sources in Bwook agreed, — 1' A French reporter said he saw thousands of saying Chinese position on crucial roads and mediate retrieval of in- accompanied by 1mm howitzers, also heading for Lane Son. your combined with a sensible abdomen, you exercise program to lose fat. back, bend your knees as you The Intelligence sources said movements by both sides indicated a major Wilklngtwomilesa day,fora thaw your heels toward the batlieforcontrolof Lang Son,a key northeast wotnen of your weight, uses less buttocks, at the same time you ft your knees th 30 border junction of rail, river and road corn- calories, but if you ll lng upao are munlcatlons, , K 642 • 108753 • Q6 • 1054 • J 882 SOUTH # Q J8 A 1095 I AKJ2 •AQ re large troop buildups on we I e first. here was also the matter of settIng rid of his possible lamond loser so South sta rted by cashing his ace and queen of clubs. Then he took and lost the spade then ready to attack hearts. He was careful to start by dummy's eight. This held and he led the queen 2NT diamonds, repeated the trump finesse again, drew the list trump and claimed. Ask thi IItPOtS You hold: 2-20.8 954 KQ 6 3 • A74 ______________ Opening lead: • S By Osw&W Jacoby aid Alaa Sontag # J96 sea With a mere 21 high-ca The answer Is a resoundpoints South might well "no." ye fet the bidding the at Ing five hearts, but C most NEWSPAPER SNTERPRISE ASSP4s players South hated to stop (Do you have a question For the experts? Write "Ask the no-man's land between erts." care of this ne*spa. game and slam. . questions will Thin started out well for be answered II accompanied him w a diamond lead up by stamped, sell-addressed to his acejack. envelopes. The most InterestThere were sitill plenty of in questions will be used in problems. He was going to this column and will receive ye to try a heart finesse copies of JACOBY MODERN.) NO ThLLING MEANWHILE.., I year funding of phase two, ce criminal Justi System th sides but bo In MUS I . The '.. ., . ____ 'Crash i iming plane crash at 1 p.m. Tuesday in a field at Sanford Airport. Between two and six minutes of the "crash," city law enforcement and fire personnel were on the scene administering to the - ,, . ' .,..,. • .. .. -r- ., ,e - . '' - ..- -p. -- b . / -- .-' j . for help and the excited movements of emergency per. sonnel, not hi ng serious happened. It was all a fake. And who were these merry pranksters who staged a scaled down version of what might be titled "Airport'79? They were personnel from the airport, fire and law enworkers. •-s. . ;'' ..-.' :,- . .• ...TECIINICIANS TEND TO INJURED .'. - 'I in ured Across town at Seminole Memorial Hospital, medical perso nnel began preparing for the incoming "survivors." Curiosity seekers were turned back at the WylIy Ave. and 26th Str eet gates to the airpo rt and on another side of town a young newspaper car rier excitedly asked if anyone had seen the airplane crash. No one had. Despite the smoke and flames, the screams forcement department, h0pital Officials and ambulance , 1' • • ,747 and the addition of two positions to the sheriff's office payroll In the fiscal year to bleeding," cried one of the hysterical survivors of a two- - However, the reason for the event was not merely a fun time. It was to test the response of those agencies to See THE 'DISASTER,' Page io* Wonder How Bad I When they came roaring ads the grwm& at the Saderd Airport Tuesday efteirassa, Sanford Police had way of knowing the lower d nuke rising Irm bsii wreckage aid the pepi a*ren about the greisad was 84 PWt d a rem ,eiie .ffkers were the last to. Ii a drill. Hiwever, fire, fighters and sheriff's deputies were alerted the slitaitlogi was an exercise when they were dispatched to forces would handle a real disater, accortkag to J. S. (Red) Cleveland, Sanford Airport Manager, "To make it an effecUve The news media was notified Of the staged event before It happened, hat coIald not publicize IL Such publicity would have ruined the element of surprise officials felt was needed __to get an accurate gauge of bow emergency ____ f I _ - S _____ ___ T6ETHER! 110 o ____ ___ drill not everyone knew It was going to happen," said Cleveland. Only supervisory Personnel knew in advance the event was going to lake place, ac cording to Cleveland. "1 was working traffic atlbehospi$alandthlsojae S ZOCiUN . ___ by T. K. Ryan ARW 11MY, 10F. PAST . S CM W101 Ido WlFT WouI.DN'T Thu4w, IMTSMOF SWD It 4J) ' ru* 141s *s! ~00TA W4Y . - . ... , .. .'mL ; ' zriw 1-' ~ VV . . I . ____ ThE PAVING GOES ON ATLYM ____ - -. & _- ministrator with Polk's office, said today Polk, chairman of the Crime Incidence Council, and the council composed of the chiefs of police in the county and others voted to continue the development of crbuinal justice information systems. Lowe said the sheriff's department has been successful in ot*alnlng 16 federal grants In the past six to seven years. —DONNA ESTES ATOUR4TheCIOCk ..........4-A could be, and he says, ' wonder how bad It Is out to related Sanford Police SKL William vrnoeky. Calendar...................7-B coinlics .................. SB EAftorial 4-A Dear Abby .................1-B Dr. Lamb ................SB Bernosky said many of the officers who wwked crowd control around the crash site and the hospital did not know the disaster wua drill until after ltwu over. Horoescep .................6-B Hospital Obituaries ................19-A OURSELVES ..............1-B Sports ....................74A Television .................7.8 Wea ...................2-A I says she's really not awe wha t students and "Yes, the only motion made noted "However, if he wants a land," board members and the ---1 Layer hire an engineer to "There was a lot of talking board member Pat Telson. clear-cut motion I will make dL" conduct a cod study of putting about gtoppIng the paving,,, "However,lo min aid" &61 that motion at tonightts school The melter may be resolved In a road, drainage and parking Layer said, "but there was no can't imagine why the board board meeting," he said. tonigl4 when, one member apaces on property adjoining dear-cut decision." He noted wo uld have Mr. Layer hire an "I definitely thth It was a says, If fwther dariflcatlon Is Lyman High School recently the only Instructions he engineer if they plumed to use clear-ctg direction bs* because needed he will move to have purchased for $9,00. received was to hire the that bus turn-around area." It went against his original Superintendent William Layer However, during lad week's engineer. Mrs. Tell= was the only one recommendation he Is hiding the PvW near the meeting bowd members also However, Board member of N members wbo voted his head In the grwad like an newvocatlonalwlngatthe high discussed the stopping of Roland Williams said, "We told against the hiring of the oWlch,"Krolladdsd,rd.rrlitg schOOL paving at the school. The him to definitely stop the io buarti members paving Is being done on an area paving While the engineer At the meeting Layer had to Layer'sot1giraalobj.ct to p ur ch as ing the land, contend Layer wu given which would be used as a tim- checks the property. said the paving should continue Disagreeing with Kroll is rij lad week to stop t he around for biass o ing off "i believe It Is apparent that because the arm could dill be buses the bus tirround will not be usul for p ng. pav , two others say no such Coimty Road 427. PAV Ck ___________ .. . _____ __________________ review officer comes up to me, he was just u sincere a be study of using that -, ..- •0 -- • ants e county gr ttrn-around area at Lyman Layer agrees no order was However, if a road Is Installed Williams. instructions to stop the paving High School may be on- given to stop paving. through the property, buses or "I'm really not sure, but I until the engineer has made his necessary, but whether me dilemma stems from last students would enter from Dog the motion was to have study," said Board Member paving should continue Is In week's meeting at which the Track Road and then exit onto the engineer develop a coat William KroU, doubt today among school members voted 4-1 to have 427. 1 , WW 010 19 FAWAR sow ___ WHOOM Th board which incl udes OMAE director Jeff Etchberger as chairman, Griffith and two members of the county purchasing department has approved the grant application. Bob Lowe, grants ad- then turn around be able to enter or exit from was to hire an engineer, but we Work continuing on a but ha ppened, and superintendent and go back onto the road. Dog Track Road," said gave the superintendent clear ___ - cost of $12,600, bringing total coft to ft W"y It 02^7 1W LEAA to provide $103,454 In grant funds. Layer Says No HereidSIaff Writer ..dSTUL puter programmer at an annual Rway By LEO thILRAN&$RF indication was given, a fifth would pick up or drop Off needed because the traffic will 00W begin Oct. 1. Griffith's report said a data processing manager would be required at county cod of $24,000 annually and a corn- Di*d Board Order vin Halted*? , I TUMILE WEEDS Management, Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) analyst, submitted a report to the board noting the local spending the The re By MAX ERKILE11AN Herald Staff Writer "There are some people hurt in here! My friends are ' formation is available after Fred Griffith, Office of grant would require. port told cornmissloners the grant requires a • Of The Japanese Defense Agency, which ______ ____ hardware as part of a muter plan. county "hard cash" match of A - 1.- , - . A Muffer _ i YA GOT IT ALl. ______ e The commissioners delayed . 1'i" iciI Pc)sS11, Ie YOU LOOK UKE th computer the decision until further in- phlets in Chinese and Vietnamese with military ues were found on a Chinese soldier killed in battle. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — A Regarding his crime, in. warning to date, said he would U.S. Marine wounded in the vestigAtions am going on and ignore It march to his home assault on the American after they are completed, planned for Thursday by the Embassy a week ago Is being certain action will be taken." people's fedayeen, left-wing "investigated" for an unspectHe did not say what Kraus's radicals who oppose fied ' crime, Ayatyollah alleged crime was. Khomeini's Islamic republic. Ruboilah Khomeini's deputy There had been earlier "They (the fedayeen) must reports that some Of the be ignored and every Muslim prime mini said today. Khomeini meanwhile won a revolutionaries wanted to must refrain from cooperating MAJOIr ted of strength with the charge the Marine with killing with thm,§' Khomeini a" Marxist ____ Fedayeen guerrillas Of these of their comrades who The 78-yesrcld Mo'lem holy Iran byforcthgthesnto cancela _____________- man accused the fedayee* of '' °' U& Marine Sgt. Kenneth having "jJ4iml teóenFriday to protad their nonKraia, held by Ayatollah des," In previous speeches, representation In the govern. Ruhollah Khomeini's Without previously naming the mint. revolutionary committee fadayeen, Khomeini warned he Khomeini's inf"mation Min. on charges of Wiling three would ruthlessly mob anyone liter AmIr Entuzam told 1rLkna In lad week's deviating from Islam and r,pot American Embassy "cp4si action t tionaim,, unbattle, has been ___ ______ ____ KumethKra,23,ofLat,4sk, releet The fedaysen have refused to Ps., who was abducted from là sarraider tens of thousands of hoapital room whurs he was attacked the embassy Feb. 14, rIfles, ni i a h~= wm& Sld- CaPtured the Adf and held grenades they looted from feted In last Wediaisdoy's at- them for several hours before army and police arsenals 1 taàk an the U.S. Vmb.sy by p4. during the climactic fjgigg guerrillas. Teluw's Kayhan newapeper last week Entenam WM rewtu at tobyrepwiledundwaoneword sW's cwdaker regime. " ," that Metidi iw extremists planned to try Kraus for gan'sofflcethatKrauswasnow a cIad was developing "t "In the hands Of Ayatollah may affect Iran's political murder of three of their Ruhollah Khomeini's cosfraiongume to coms." comrades who died during revolutionary committee. In his strongest attack on the U.S. mission. Information Equipment Implementation to continue FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE FLANIES AFTER SANFORD VLANE CRASH" ..,,, advance, saying (CJIS) orderly acquisition of H,raId Photos by Tom N.ft Hanoi claimed to have proof Qiljpj pWmed ______________ An Oregon reader asks if we .open his hand in third . . Iran,' U.S. Marine eld, H considered is the second- . The latest reports from the battle area scrambled n japanese fighters to monitor indicated the Chinese forces were over. Soviet air activity, said four long-range powering, one source said. "There are lots Tupolev TUOS reconnaissance aircraft were and lots of Chinese on the border," he said. spotted flying south along Japan's eastern They have plenty of capablhlty." id western coasts. to ummy's ace an was 3v Pass 6 IV p . In Lang Son Province, south of the fighting," one source said. next. West showed out. Now De: South South cashed the king of West North East South clubs to discard his deuce of Pass 3• Pan 5 V '-, . surround us ' co uld not confirm the infusion of the Vietnamese regulars. "So far as we w, the regular army division, have been kept In reserve, well . The grant application being -. '''• Intelligence sources In Bangkok said there finesse. A diamond came back. He won led the eight of spades Vulnerable: Neither . . '.,. F,, mma ss our off -su fine .... -. .• ; . up. saying, "We think they (the Chinese) have regrouped. They will try to surround us." a sde finesse. ere is a well-known principle of good play: Take 6 94 •K9' WEST EAST •765 • K 1043 £','i - ... fry to along the entire 450-mile sinoalong much of the 450-mile bOI*T bUt WithoUt Vi n ese rder. It also accused Peking's et am bo •malor movement of the front lines, troops of using chemical warfare. The French reporter quoted the VietThe T dispatch said Chinese light arnamese co nder Son as sometime or other as well as NORTH • A 92 ., invasion began Saturday, the Japanese railways lending to Hmoi have chmged little under lining Int Defense Agency ense since the first day of the invasion, Soviet Interest in the COflifiCt Th e Soviet news agency Tase d the clash Intfflgenceaurceaaaldfightingco,gjnued . BRIDGE justice system. : Olt; area for the second time since the ChIflS )'', that'i LIValeflt tO the of y015 legs. Then pugh your MlOries in 12 pounds of fat a feet up and out a you year. straighten your knees. As you ntract the I'm uctant to ten you you do this, be re to co ____ 'flgg lower abdominal muscles. ____ ___way you don't lave any j should dart doln iboiiiriii exercises to tighten up your leverage against the spi ne or abominai muscles, because I abdominal muscles while don't know about the SWUM 01 workirIg Ow lower muscles that your recovery. the "low___ pa" However, I am sending you Try to Increase your walking. me Health LAtter number 3-7, Take advantage of every op th Control: Avoiding the Big portunity you have to be . Middle. Other readers who physically active. It's t want cumulation of Gir ______ __ with a long, dampe seif- maxims' exercIsesthathelpsto adtheased envelope for it. Send use calories during the day. ________________ AT ______________ al'aping ______ S 'They will Soviet literally shortening the iw WIN was ____ L __ The mini-computer would provide Polk's office and other Seminole County law enforcement agencies with liii- formation within the criminal TITHI I V IMM minicomputer. lift exercises, which are the and how many he uses. why I like to see a sensible diet ones that work for the lower ________________________ ______________ ___ &OIP4GMJ? I a regular and provincial Vietnamese troops, MIT A ROBBERY - BJCICAiB 5PIPER WHAT I MIGHT _____ Bid Delay _____ Battle Polk ______________________________________ War : The K ey wslst without putting them under excess load. This Is another by Stan Lee and John Romita I PN'T OAR! - ' DEAR READER afraid it's true that women do fl1tir with your surgery. At tend to gain at the time of the the very least, I'm sure that he menopause and thereafter, but will agree that you can lie on thddoean'tmeanthatyouhave your back and voluntarily to. Of course, having recently contract your abdominal I FRANK AND ERNEST Ch me in - You might discuss this with I'm your family doctor who is Q J 8 3 A.dro.Graph Letter. Gd yours whet you say or how you beita,e by mailing $1 for each and a than how you are attired. long, sell-addressed, damped Unfortunately, today's ap envelope to Adro-Gra* P.O. pearances are most 81111:01ficent. Box 419, Radio City Station, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.23) A N.Y.lOOlLBesur.tospecify mlsunderstandfngcosgdpsga MICKEY ROONEY! request to care of five months ago. I walk about this newspaper, P.O. Box 1561, two miles a day, but I'm afraid Radio City Station, New York, to try ány Other exercise. Ihave N.Y. This Issue includes heard women gain weight to t the and after during reduce the girth. _ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 30) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) In There Is no In-between with you your urgency to accnpil.h today. You're either a dynamo yotwptxpo.es today you could 20 --. leesna excellent chance of so don't get içsd today when a becoming a reality this coming co-worker doesn't see the same Year- Aim high. Keep your virtues In you as your friends ti think I'm multiply ..' _ alloned am about 15 poimda overweight. I have been trying but it iinpoNe to lose these potmda. an 1 _______ _____ _______ J — — — — ———— INCWSPAPEM INTImPaIsE ASSN) I foot 3 and weigh 130 pounds. I _____ 41 42 43 ARCHIE Lamb I'm pleased to see that you way people with back trouble 32 — — 37 get realize that wbethw a person can WN WIP to strengthen their abdominal mtwjes. h as excess fat depends has both how many ca lories he eats If you're permitted to do leg 34 ___ Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Dr. to 20 21 Y.W WHO Th list Year, No had abdominal surgery and not muscles, lower and upper. having been able do any Contracting and relaxing, ___ will Abdominal ewdeg since then contracting j Ithtg would cause you difficulty iii work the abdomlMl muscles - 17 19 Is It 1 all out of shape? I am 50 years a - 10 11 - - menopause. is thial true? _____ 2-20 DEAR DR. LAMB necessary for middle-aged ri id - iooiv. fa - 4 Middle -Aged Pot ' _ chemical 29 Vehicle runners ______ ______ ________ I had a gall )Iaddef Operation 46 Do WO 35 Strike 47 Family 31 Exclamation 9 Cheers (abbr.) medieval of annoyance 36 Gos!Ws need 10 Protuberance Ferrara 11 Seth's son 34 Monkeys (2 wds.) 49 Hawaiian 38 Washed down 19 Hebrew letter 35 Drawing volcano, 39 Rent out 20 Pack points 40 Lighted Mauna 22 Verne hero 37 Earliest born 1 2 ________________________________ college cheer 24 Spread ° 40 Philippine 25 Phrase of un. land derstanding(2 41 Has (archaic) wds.) cap out Aicx2r spur 26 McNally's In Coping VV'ith howwosnenmyageIookIam5 rubber 8 Woodwork Tuscany _______ 23 Horses shoe 38 Start f waste in "I $ L , $ hAt 43 Burden partner 44 Nothing (Fr.) 27 Bravos (Sp.) 6 Told 7 Highlanders 25 Clopatras 45 Animal role STOP L u. kNItS _____________ oow 20 Sprays ___________________ I ACROSS 41 Helmets Answer to 44 Burst I Colors 48 Skin ailment ________ 5 Landing boat 49 Acvess Taylor IIICA;u ooc, Ff!i o S Forcsunit S0Makssmad p1'LTlira 11.] 1 2 Imbecile Slln th ismanner I 13 Auto club 52 Poverty-war i 14 Vast period of agency (abbr.) LTLU1 iiii 1 A time 53 Orderly I 15 Folksinger 54 Throng t v A Guthrie MasuchuI.Ii IJ 16Christmaa 55 "Itscopos Al i i by Chic Young III . 1Ns'a PeeN I, Ii NieNis) c L t __ m 5 r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 20, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 20, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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'• Monday, Jan. n, im 45—Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE BOOK ON SELF:CONFIDENCE BUT I AM A SOMEBODY! t_1_*\ / IT TURNS IM SEwNG ThIS NO3OOES INTO . - Release in Papers of Monday, Jan. by Chic Young Answer to Previous Puzzle 42 Engage in winter ~ 11 4 LlIP 43 Cries I Compass A R lONE !4.O 45 Firmly estab• point Iished(2wds) _ 4 Had A . IDA TWIt H knowledge 47 Typing tFY,_ 8 Part of the leg blunder INNI _NO 49 Singer Torme A F A _NIM_ 12 Spike 50 Orb SIAM TORT _OLE __As.FLIAI 13 Upon 52 Over there ESTHETE _HAST _v 14 Charged 54 Moribund GA _SOL particles 58 Hard SEE EK1I 15 Soldering I _I _L _IP 60 Passion H _o _rv _0 0 _£ _ piece 16 Part of a 62 Belonging to * _0 _E _ 0 _A _M_N A a L i NI _NO STAGNATE us r°1 bottle 63 Portent 17 God (Sp) 33 Short playlet 7 Aroused 64 Housetop 18 Fat 8 Goat 36 Think feature rd to call 65 Shelley Quality of din 39 Cunning work attention 10 Baseballer 66 Emporium 41 Jabbed 22 Compass Slaughter 67 Went quickly 44 Peep point 11 Abstract 68 Not many 46 layer of cloth 23 Family being 48 Seeps Out member 19 Navy ship DOWN prefix (abbr) 50 Esaus country 25 German 51 Arizona..city fascist 1 Electric fish 21 Tibetan ox 27 Resident of 2 Of the sea 24 Gunny bag 5310w tide Sitka 26 Fly (abbr) 55 Social club 31 Sorts 27 Sea term 3 Therefore (abbr) 34 Mortar tray 4 Heyerdahls 28 Sole 56 Bare 35 Frappe raft 1 2 wds) 29 Polluter 57 Increased 30 Privation 37 loot slyly 5 Compass ACROSS Tt..IAT WI.IATL\ ALLU NOBODIES -, SOEBOE$( _ by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY . WHATh WRONG, BEETLE? PUT 'EM UP' S CMON! PUT 'EM I ONLY A5KEP HOW YOUR 24Y _________________________ ( f _____ ____ -s ( / 0 0 _____________________________________ 38 Burden 4 ' CD MW C 1-19 co - 1 woa - 2 by Art Sansom _ 4 - 15- 6 7- 13 14 —— - 25 24 _________________ — — - 32 3 31 30 23 27 28 29 so ——— 20 __________ OV 0 -— — 19 .1 59 Noun suffix on ary ad - -- 1 1 10 11 - 3 12 THE BORN LOSER 32 Astronaut point .3 _________ 38 35 34 — 38 - - 47— JU - 48 by Bob Montana I THOUGHT THAT PICTURE OH, IJO, ARCH, IT'S REALLY (vou'P NEVER GUESS GO SEE f' THE INSPECTOR'S TWIN IT.' NEAT! GO SEE THATMUROER WASN'T AP4YG000f THE ___ IS THE MURDERER! JUG, W14AVSA ____ YOU'LL LOVE _ IT ... MYSTERY _____ CRITICS PANNED IT G000 MOVIE TO AT THE TAKE BETTY TO' STRAND! —'\) ,: ____ 81 — 64 - - _____ _ 67 - 55 56 57 54 53 ——— - - - - — 52 — 59 ———— 63 66 49 - 50 51 ARCHIE 42 41 40 39. — - — —— 62 — 65 — 68 —— - - - - - ___ _ __ _ ________ f HOROSCOPE _____ - ByBERNICEBEDEO6OL For Tuesday, January 30, 1979 by Howle Schneider EEK& MEEK or THECT ___ THE -IuE - PA)HO - t is... ITS MOT jpty MJD DEMNJD SIUL iJJ.& 11-E ) 4 by Al Vermeer 'PRISCILLA'S pop ____ IT WAS A VERY PIGNIFIEP VER5ION A U5 OUTLAW'S LIFE! A WESTERN ON TELEViSION LAST N1T ) 'PAT GAR WILLIAM THE, ( AVLE5CENT! _ WHAT (LEP? __________ (ç o ___ I. .0 _______________ ______________ ______________ ______________ Goll"NIS&.W is Pam go Pft * 'BUGS BUNNY - • (4 " by Staff.I & H.imdahI I. jfOV ON PM4f Y1* MOT A&EXIII AN' C41'UP FI soy S O1,AI.L *i•isi.' CMom IN s.9 A40AN ___________ ___ _____ ___ - ________ _____ ___ CIV*IC is ACTINO wwo" AT ut RM TH5011 IN H14 5PAU ___ ___ Lamb's •. DEAR DR. IAMB— I am trying to Fi there seems to be a My husband and I are both 31. We have one daughter 7 years old and I lcát a baby at birth live years ago, solbiowl can get pregnant. We've been years and fr4fl4 for or to prescribe a I am going through many days might wish l. They are not used of depression and having fertility pil menstrual cycles arguments with my husband to regulate but rath er to stimulate the over whose fault it 15, release ova. He did go to a urologist three ovaries to When the stimulation has years ago and his examination too successful and of been ahowedhe had a sperm count released a lot of ova 44 milli wructi I understand the simulneousW, a number of only on e-t hird of is OK but 15 Dr. He refuses to be e used helps to saying it is embarrassing and and the medicin there isn't any need for It. minimize that possibility. Your husband might be That's why we are arguing. I feel he is not doing everything greatly surprised to learn that in some men with low sperm he should. counts the fertility pill that is and I have RH negative blood with my used to cause ovaries to release had a Cesarean section can also stimulate the man have ova this last pregnancy. Does o produce more sperms y bearing on Is conception? t an ity, wizen d_the doctor prescribe thereby increasing his fert il fertility pib to Won en? Is this If the man's fertility can be to regulate their menstrual Improved in these situations, cycles or does It help them to there Isn't an y reason why it shouldn't be done. get pregnant? A number of causes can feel I've given nature every I chance to take Its course and I contribute to Infertility In both want a family before I get much the male and the female. It is true that In some instances a older and ft'stoo late. DEAR READER — Science woman may develop an imlsmaklngveryrapldstrldes but mune or sort of allergic reacit still takes two to produce a tion to the husband's sperm baby, even if it's a test-tube cells. When this proves to be the baby. mat means that when a case, then methods can be couple has a problem in fer- devised to minimize the tifity, both partners need to be reaction and help promote the probability of pregnancy. examIned, It won't help to fight with A lot can happen in three years, andsince It'sduringthis yourhusbandanditisrealiY not period of time that you have a question of whose fault it Is. The Health Letter number 5been trying to get pregnant, there would be nothing wrong 12, Menopause, includes some with your husband having basic information on the normal cycle and female horanother examination. mones, so I am sending it to would be good If the two of It you could go to a fertility clinic, you. Others who want this issue That way, more information can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed encould be ottalned on you. Daily temperature curves velope for It. Send your request might point out whether you me to me in care of this newspaper, ovulating regularly or not. If P.O. Box 1551, Radio City you are not, then your doctor Station, New York, N.Y.1Il9. BRIDGE DINING 000000 e, WIN 10 %A "A* —. ... ft IVIN I*4P "W is VER'P1U WIG 4R 145 AGT 551 ,OR Idi6H1 1Hs9 11* I*RP tI - YO! _AND KEEP OM icoi..' - .- , Council Approves - 5-Acre Purchase 87 DOPAp Herald Staff Writer Construction wi ll begin on a new senior Sunsd Drive near Seminola Boulevard. Thomas Binford, owner of the land, said today the option to purchase will be good unt il Oct.25, 1979. Sale price of the land, subject to an appraisal, is $75,OW, Binford said. He said he tiM OWfled the property less than a year and bought it with the intent of building on It bulL He said he agreed to the option, however, because he believes there is a for a senior complex In that area of the citizens complex in Camelberry within the year if ... —Federal money can be oltalned On a matching fund basis of $3 for every local $1 and —The county commission wishes to In the local fWIdIfl. The Cuselberry City Council taking the positive approach Monday night approved expenditure of $1,000 for a contractural agreement to purchase an option on a fiveIlla"lus FuTel fronting on Secret Way, contiguous the St. Augustine Church Complex and the convalescent center on .? F'CRVIW " - - - ome Exam HRS - ThAN I n ML - 1 . - *1*11w 1 AWL F* Security ... ination I . Health Facility i s ____ • ' ____ Alerted To ; Wamed Of Tu r rn oil ___ , r Today . TO as Tapped I - I 5NIdPI.U_cc A a policy hi pioneered as president. "Obviously, shies I'm here as a guest of the president — his &A vid since he gned to evold Watergate impeactvnait en Aug. 9, 1111174. No White Hones offkial was there to greet him. "I think It wais happy occuiea for him," said fosr Secretary of State Henry Flhtger, Nixon's pastast I opining the (thue door, "He seemed really bsuy, ___ ___ ___ 1t Ironically the former president had never met Tong. During the Nixon Iates toward China, Tong was purged in political disgrace. Nixon, slightly but ric4ksably lbnping, esdered the front door of the White House ens red carpet fringed with gold - Mr. Tug Goes Ti Wta., Page IA ___ __ ______ He said hi woild meet privately with Teng Wednesday U an w'dlrloisd loce&Ic,n. -, __ ___ __ -. At WASHINGTON (UPI) — J ust 1,403 days after resigning the *dency in diace, a"bubbly" Richard Nn turned to the White House, an extra-special V.I.P. among - the elite honoring China's Vice Premier Tong Hslao-ping. In a tiHqg comeback from life in limbo, Nixon joyOailyriled his wine glass higher than most guests to to Monday U a stats banquet that formally aidMCarter,Iwotco,nhll,I4onanythingeljein rugard to this event or any other Issues," Nixon told _____________________________ Gridder 'Buoyant' Nixon's Return: Another Dinner Guest U, Pea p.cilv. -- SHS ____ - aiiii iw VI . t tes By MAX ERKUZflAN Department of Health and Herald st'u Writer For Sims Rehabilitative Services (HRS), A report on an unannounced arose as the result of skin "Nursing Service Appraisal" of ailments observed in nursing By DENNIS FEOIA Seminole County Courtthe Sanford Nursing and home patients admitted to house in Sanford for the .. Herald Staff Waiter Convalescent Center, Inc.,960 Seminole Memorial Hospital I murder of reserve deputy Mellonville Ave., Sanford, has October and early November, Clarence Eugene George Pfeil duriq a given the home a clean tu of 1t78 Robinson robbery at may not be in the Longwd health. The hospital notified lIES of l•' Village Pharmacy. Seminole County this week, The appraisal, by the Florida the skin problems and asked . '(____ e nursIng ON of the amen who but his presence is being that felt, participated in the Dec. 29, home to see if anethode Robinson 1977 robbery, who has since Is the a eged ll treatment ID —: __ __ ' leader th turned st at of a gang of e's witness, told ugs they th have led to the problems. - ...,. . responaibti for a investigators th at r. .W• ISCMV$.. $SYR1 . 4riitq patients from t t nursing rebbjtt.s so home that hid akin problems," that Robinson and his gang across the state. Seminole .. said hospital administrator may try to free Slms during County Sheriffs detectives Charles Bentley. "We felt like .. believe Terry Melvin ,%pj the trial has prompted the there might have been a chance . heaviest security for the . has been a key member of some of their tectmiques might Sims' trial In recent the gang, sometimes n OK have needed improvement." . referred to as "The Dixie memory, according to The appraisal was made by courtroom observers. . Mafia," / By JANE CASSMERRY two registered nurses the , This morning, Sheriff's, department Sims, "*r&M Photo by Tom Vincow Herald Sun writer county health nurse, and TERRY MELVIN SIMS (FRONT)FLANKED BY SHERIFF SECURITYTEAM 'Went on trial at the See SUN, Page 1A A resolution declaringFrancis T. O'Brien, HRS city's Intention to sponsor hospital consultant. tr tionandfinanc1ng of a "Nursing roimck were made i.bed health facility proposed to meet all the patients, observe by Mediplex, Inc. was passed jr general conditions and the _ Yanks unanimously by the Longwood Leave of the personnel," Cty CorrniuIon at a special according to the report. misting Monday rdIIL "AII patients appeared to be Iran AroundTheClock ......... 4-A Horoscope ................ 4-B Thad Hawkins, chairman ( receiving adequate nursing Bridge .................... 4-B Hospital ..................1-A which Is can u meeting thei activities the b of Calendar .................z-a ................ 1-A headquartered in Jackson, of daily living, e.g. hygiene, COmICs ................... 4-B OURSELV ............. 1.8 Miss., told the commission go mobility, eating, drinking, ByUsillodProsslaterastlead weapons.$$ which took place when he tried pected to return Wednesday to Crossword ................ 11-B actJo would enable his firm to tolleting, communication and Thus far Khomeini has urged to intervene on behalf of pick up more evacuees, a Editorial ..................4* Sports .................... The U.S. Embassy today 5-A gdanezt.nsknolcettlflcateof safety. Licensed nursing ordered all United States calm but about a call to arms, another American In downtown Japanese Embassy spokesman Dear Abby ................1-8 TelevIsion ................ $1 need Issued by the Department personnel were knowledgeable dependents and non-essential he said l week that "when I Isfahan Monday. said. Dr. Lamb ................. 4-8 Weather .................. IA of Health and ReI'abilftitive about , pat consider it proper I will do It." personnel to leave Iran The embassy in December The Italians were flown to Services -and arrange for mat pro as possible amid reports the All dependentsof government issued Its first directive saying Kuwait on the way back to Specifically adesüag skin country wes on the ,. with a local bank for and non-government personnel dependents could leave at Rome. of a sm. cars, the report noted, 1,Thwe "full scale armed in- as well r4ntuff" Personnel government expense and earIranian airports were rwThe certificate of need ex- were no lanevialned brWm or nrrfttion." working for companies in Ifan Her this month stiffened the pened for the first time since a plied Jan? 1$, three days after skin problems observed." awe to were covered by the order. directive with a "recommends- government-ordered shutdown The call cane Hawkins came before the Sim ctlaelt of skin problem Ayatollah Rubollah Khotneiril SLOWN directives were issued tion of departure for all designed to prevent opposition iii aging lore noted In the report, but all hinted hi Paris at the powibwty by other Western embassies to dependents of government per- leader Ayatolollah Ruhollah MWSW were being treated, according of civil war If the Iranian their nationals because of the enamel." Khomeini from returning home home project in the A goveramiad keeps blocking the taxiie'pt to the report. airlines jet, mean- in glory. Banquet r' cowg3, we flew out several h undred re was no jflflj5te °" C5JDC U the U.S. Japanese expatriate workers official word on when commerHe said when the boodle over a two-day period Nov. 20 return home from exile. U1 Paid Off In 35 years and ownership of the facility would did not use the term "civil war" Isfahan was beaten i by a mob Hercules evacuated 84 Italian but striking Iran air employes Award Monday night at the Seminole High "We had peoW go all over but told reportas, "Of course, Of several 0110111111411d d"wn, nationals as Tehran in- said they would resume flights Midipin sports banquet, marking the 51st consecutive *' that nursing home," said an armed struggle cannot be strators screaming for punish- ternatlonal airport reopened Wednesday If allowed to dli_______________________________ year a most valuable player on the schod's to OMAW A *&y Robert W. Smith, %area ruled out entirely U the Premier mat for US. support of the today afta a five-day closure. patch a "revolutionary extension in which to arrange supervisor of the Office of Shahpour Bakhtlar regime Iranian regime. football team has been honored. Story, photos, The Japanese jet, the first Paris to bring Khomeini home. for financing, purchase of Licensure and Certification for refuses the ayatollah per- Consul David McGafly commercial airliner to land There was no immediate Page 5A lIES, "aid we cosi4in't find mission to go home. Already received eight stitches on his after the airport reopening, government reaction to the In •1_ many PeOPle are asking for skull as a result of the attack flew to Athens and was ex- demand. anything." . FI*ST 1111* 'OJ DO Il) Furino, saying the project has the "blessing of the federal government so far" said the city engineer has not checked out the topography of the parcel as yet and,the purchase would be contingent upon the grant being received. Binford said he received assurance from Dr. James Mowbray of the AAA that the chancw are good for the federal fundiq to be approved. Furino mid the first phase of the project is the purchase of the land and the construction of the intra-structure with additional work on the facility to be funded during the two years thereafter. Tigh lI1IIIr\ -4 . Passes Elizabeth Redinon, Carl Heintz, Lewis Blood and James Blrkenmeyer. : ,3r. H Mrs. Mollie Steudie, Vincent Ballauona, Just ____ US MAIL Central Florida Regional Planning Council federal funding for a senior citizens complex under the Older American Act, Title V, and found that a grant of 1240,000 is ava ilable for such a complex during the next three years. Fwmno said he was also contacted by Project OASIS (Older Americans Service in Seminole) and congregate meals of the Federation of Senior Citizens Clu bs 10 I d by No $ For Raises, Page 3A . :r Rest om piex Eyed Seminole County and the Seminole County Mental Health Association, all of which would like to contract for office space in th e facility, Furino said although the county commission has not been formplly approached to determine Its willingness to cooperate financially in the project. he has been working through the county's human services department. The planner said a senior citizen steering committee composed of SIX persons appointed by the mayor and council has been working on the project, asking that $1,000 be approved for the option to purchase the Binford property. He said the Steering committee has not formally approved the site, but that the Binford site is its first choice. The steering committee is composed of community, found during a recent citys po nsored census, is senior cit izens, numbering 3,000 of the city's 15,MG population. He said he has discu -ssed with officers of the Area Agency on the Aging (AAA) of the East In addition, the city council Monday night, noting it has already budgeted $15,M0 for a senior facility In the current fiscal year, approved the allocation of another $15,000 from surplus revenue from Its utility system. Assistant City Planner Bruce Furino told . V$P Itizen the council the largest single segm ent of the county. 1• 50 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents asse err enior ______ YOU OWT I -. women have had multiple births. Regulating the dosage by Stan Le* and John e *P5clAa øfl$M. [era Year, No. 140—Tuesday, January 30, 1979 - liSts osc 71st Lamb WIN Amy oThw-R Al' SMYJ -. To Get Pregnant __ IS IT? ( How In fact, halfway manures YOUR BIRTHDAY could get you into tii trouble. __ s, mi Jaury AT CANCER (June 21-July 22) A ____________________ Unusual chances to further -out COW05 feelings could be ambitlona andy T1 __________________________________ ___________________ kurt through a minDschool. for grand slams As y• b. ai 12 NORTh g'ijpg at facts you Hal had a simple rule. He 1Tvvt_. t KJ932 did not bid them." present today. Make sure you checks out, take advantage 753 Alan: "Modern experts communicate accurately. these unique opportunities. • AK could find their way to six AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 19) • K 82 spades in any number of LEO (July 23-Aug. n) Again bidding sequences, but that Knowing who to deal with today you had better have,____ 'T Model T bidding you have half your battle today. If you wits about you In commercial •s •104 shown here was short, simS '1109 K8 think you're being handed a deaftL One whoee standards pie and effective." aren't too high could try to mow Oswald: "Very few ex0 107643 #QJ95 directions, Find out more of you. rts of that early day knew srnim what lies ahead of for you ID the correct way to play the VIRGO(Aug.23-&$.22)Out •AQ876 heart suit. In fact, lots of 1979 by sending for your copy of of the goodness of YOtW heart A Q 642 today's players would go the all-new Aitro-Graph Letter •42 down at the slam. Not Hal. YOU may agree to something for 1979. Ma ll $1 for each and •A He drew trumps, cashed h is today t hat yod shouldn't have. Long, ace stripped the _____ _ Vulnerable: North-South handofofhearts, raph, P.O. Some fast thinking could get envelope to A clubs and diamonds Dealer: South led a heart toward his hand Box400,RadioCltySIatlon, you out of it. West North East South and rose with the queen. N.Y. 10019. 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He was sure to make Your major goals are today. about the Ni1lF froobiii. the slam if East held the opening lead: OQ ICORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 12) heart king or if West held it What appears to be top priority singleton or guarded Just foil may possible you ft's quite at first may not be all that once." need by es you cldr to be ARID (March 21-AprIl 19) an old and frad friend. til Any coadmion resuPng from all the facts before vi BywaM Jy YOU wits aid be judgp4 You'll find th e ly d A Virginia reader asks If by relying en wTON. quickly over Alan: "How about sme the grand slam bonuses IN413111`11TARMS (Now. *Dec. what your "Web we "N have always been 1,000 not hands 21) Don't Ipm WW YM by thethat show the bidding to Un you to do. best of the early vulnerable and 1,500 vulnerable. TAURUS (April 10-May 20) nObler IJatlocti US t5IliI you contracjda?rers?" No. From 1932 to 1935 they We didn't have )m mijeji aid no on. c is science in those ea rly were raised to 1,500 and tosy f1r the days. One of our problems 2,250. This proved most you'll soon chaigs your mind YOU. unpopular. was how to bid suit (Dc, CP*1C0 when a friend does something ENTERPRISE ASSN.) end we played that tlie1np rdceforyotsennpectodiy. 1$) roetofourwu ddinite (ForacopyoIJACOBYMODGUM (May 21-Jww 3i) P1111111111111111M 01111 YW d@Y It 7" slam r could then ERN. send $1 to: -Win of Dssi'texp.danypetaonth. lstthun.flweiddbebidto six. The Bridge,' care of this newsp&s pOsitlYS f?Hai8Irnaihe great- per, P.O. Box 489, Radio back for giving a lick aid a sisk out your by lob Thivis COWRL"IONAL ',y.,iPIVf11 On T SPIDER-MAN I FRANK AND UNIST . . Nixon was seated at a diplomaticafly proper will politically hii1411&fij4 table in front of Carter aid to his right. �2A—Ey"Ing Hrald, Sanfsrd, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tvndsy, Jan. IL ' I I T Mr. Goes - ena /,', 1 ", I ~ ~ ,;_-,~-/~, - -_ . -,--"/ --I ,Z__ ___ ~_ '-,~~'~,, , ,~/.",~,~,,, I -"_ VVUKLD - 'e-,- , "' 1&.1 1~ ~ To W IN `m` I as h Ing to .." "W"'. ;16 - I " _, n IN Not : _ Th L!!of the name of China's vice premier, Teng Hsiao. ping. 15 giving everyone WASHINGTON (UP!) - and truf fles and John Denver, coO1ratIOfl." r ___ President Carter and Chinese of hours of secret meetings in Teng used his toast to tan P; Vice Premier Teng Hslao-ping the Oval Office with President Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford jJ!.f andHenryKlaslnger — uwell :'; problems: Many today held a third round of HI a5Carter—fOrheipü%gOpefl summit talks, concentrating on Teng, 74, almost a pronounce It "Dung" and A U.S.-Chi nese relations after f 7 t Increased trade and scientific shorter than most tü many of them pronounce U. N and cultural exchanges bet. showed no Ms of weariness tlWe decades of starth bileI .1' .K' it "Teng." Correctly, the ..-e •• ween the United States and desplte thelongday.He seemed fully across /7 fam amilY y name, Teng, Is Kissinger and Nixon were China. deligMed with the glittering "D" " pronounced"Dulling there to raise their glasses in The high point of Tog's day state dinner for 140 5p and, in the Chinese style, was to come later when he guests -the most sought-after return. om ent s, some m were There comes before his given attended a luncheon hosted by ticket of the Carter adH) L3 ' however, where polite silence the Senate Foreign Relations ministration. -'j name. His given name, Coinxnittee. The senatorswere He applauded eagerly from feignedHilaoping, Is On three occasions during the expected to press for guIrvi- Carter's box it the Kennedy "Shee-owpronounced tees of Taiwan's safety from Center, where he and a day Teng made thinly veiled n in a" I attack, television audience - It was references to China's hated "A lot ofthlnga—fromEarth beamed not only to the United enemy, the Soviet Union. The all the way to the heavens," States, but also to China - Carter administration fears the Carter told reporters as Teng listened to Denver croon Soviets will view the new arrived at the White House and "Rocky Mountain High," and to warmth between Peking and Umated 4,0104,* protesters. crowd chanted, "Peking, drossed in black pants and gold the president was asked what songs by the Broadway musical Washington with alarm "He has capitulated and Peking, no, no, no! Taiwan, lame jacket with a mandarin the two leaders planned to cast of "EohIe." collar. Carter wore a tuxedo perhs even hurting ±MCU surrendered to every one of the Taiwan, yes, yes, yes!" Teng chuckled appreciatively for a nuclear arms agreement. (bininosdat Qilnese drnapde." Teng wore a black Mao sit to and his wife Roulyrm a green discuss in the Oval Office. The administration wants It was the same answer given at the towering Harlem GlobeAfter each speaker, the the dinner, his wife Cho Lin was (fress. by Teng to reporters at the" anything but trouble with State Department Monday. Moscow from Ten(s visit. But P.rs p.ctiv. Teng's bluntness notwltlatan. The talks, however, have , ding, the overall effect of the been thus far overshadowed by trotters and their zany basket 0 0. long-awaited visit was upbeat. the glamorous reception given bail antics. The White House announced Tens &mlntglvp Thtg. osid no attention to the who has the Robinson, when the killing Balth'ee was allowed to pvved to be a n0ot char. that Carter and Chinese Premi. dainoraUone that marred (Cii11i,4 Fries Pap 14) occurred. Halsell was also er Has Kuofeng he" agreed to the opening ceremony and deputies are stationed at plead guilty to lesser mer par excellence. every access point to allowed to plead guilty to crimes and sentenced to Monday, he shrugged off exchange visits the date, not violence by ultra-leftIsts in lesser crimes in exchange Lafayette Park across the two years in the county jail C00rhum B where the demonstrators right and left, - yet determined. testimony. his for in exchange for his Kremlin, And Carter, in his toast to street from the White Howe trial Is being held. sniped at tt Everyone entering the testimony against Sims. Pfeil had just completed joined thumb and forefinger in Teng at dinner, called their and nest door to Blair House1 courtroom Is being checked James HabeU has told traditional American "OK" almost four hours of business where the Chinese leader is patrol of the Spring Valley meetings "fruitful and con- staying, by a dsyidy with a metal prosecutors he was sifting subdivision In Altamonte salute. "The president has seriously detector. Sims, wearing a in a getaway car outside Teng had cometo Washington dructive, because both of us Springs when he stopped by Uus nit and a tie, was the pharmacy with the pharmacy. and his first day In America are keenly aware that what we misjudged the mood of the wounded by deputies as _______________ was a melange of lofty rhetoric do now will establish prece- American people," Sen. Jesse he esdared the courtroom and unfriendly shouts, of veal dents for future peacef ul Helms, R..N.C., told the eathis morning. Italy Appeal 1 fib Hour ~ ~,\ '11 \ ",~ ,, % - Failing, Regime Doomed ROME (UP!) Premier Giulio Andreotti made an 1100hour appeal to salvage his government despite the withdrawal of support by Italy's powerful Communist party. But Andreotti's minority Christiai Democratic government appeared doomed today without the support of the Communists, the nation's second largest party and the most poWerful Communist Party in the - , West. -• - SFOCKHOLM (UPI) — More Swedes died of traffic accidents last year, according to the Central Biweau of Statistics. The bureau said 1,621 people died of suicide in 1978, a 4 percent increase over the year before, while 1,073 deaths were caused by motor vehicle accidents. • . / • . CUILAPAM, Mexico (UP!) The peasant and the pope faced one another and spoke their minds. "Welcome holy fattier," said Eastebsn Hernaides, 4$, a farmer and put4lme trick- - :,:i , - ,- . - , , 800"111mi lW= lipm •, ___ • - lex Plan on not -• A',I1 - i. UI ABA iJVVW#I4- L W• suffer much and havi John Paul flew by helIcopter Monday Into CUII.pam, a duty homnld 9 miles south of OaxacaIn southern Mezico,cap&tIofadate or food' where about $ p.rcom* of the residents are hisses the pontiff drew when he made full-blooded Indians, a passing reference to "the simple joys of the ,,The pope wants to be the voice of the many who seek Justice" Join Paul told some 11,000poor" before a crowd of ao,o In Puebla. Hernandez,In Me greeting, said "Theytoak Indians who cheered his arrival.'Oft pope the good lands away from us to give to cattle. wa nts solidarity with your cause, the cause of The cows live better than we, the Indians." the hianbie people, the case of the poor." "I liked veiy much those words In your The pope. tiwew away di Vaticannative tongue," the pope replied. 'hey prepared speech. His hnpromnptu remarks sound very beautiful. You are the heirs to the marked his strongest support of the poor to hood and culture of noble ancestors." date and coustrndad with two days of darn Hernadus replied In 7potec: to prima and bishops that he wants "You no Mersian mixed with Catholicism. said that we, the poor of lAin ? Qappingastrawfainer'stoverlda Amirlca,arsthshopeo(yourcburch. "Look how that hope lives. We are white skulkep hi the *dsgree heat, Join st ngsra In our own land." e property should .. ra Paul said that while privat - - , work Eunice Martin of 2614 C.try Club Rand, Sanford. was caught by surprise by relative. Monday night as they arrived to celebrate her 75th birthday. Cauaht "without her teat (sad her dsthes earlier) she ' her t-. • ,,j ' .We-YI.IW WWI me Heath Mr. and Mrii ffleu TWK W help blow ed the candles. Mn. Martin is a granddaughter it Swedish Immlpaals breeght here by General Henry S. Sanford. dip Theowd thant.d"Vlva, pope of the poor" heersthat coustrnied sharply with the " SURPRISE BLOWOUT Me continue with conditions that are not j": -_ state will susk, the $=a& pboo M&MA62MM6.0" 6,&.i"&'A "I speak n the naine of mypeopleaiidmy Indiaibrothsrs.Wesidfer much and have not work orfood." "The pope and the church are with you," John Paul II replied. "The pope speaks for ft . be respected and violence avoided, "over allprivate property exists a social respon. slblllty" and the world's poor have a right to land. He was cheered when be called for Mexi'lc an Peasant /, - 11ATHS 5 . - a 4, = he at. 1111111~ NNW j"rid.d . "NUNN& ," Jr. . . .. viscummmufmauumn IKMM P1 Geouns Deft KqW - - W 01H Id"do Amy. W. EA sisdbyair, so Ni the t.d rMr the Werisi 01, eels of Msdsi i... *.. Marjorie lime, Grim- scka4ad$vemunber esmaetwitbtlebmk. aceyad$ayerJae $ a... ubar& lad.; several lie's ad of Grass Uitid Metba4W aim 1 aur 1iiur aid their I.phlu Mrs. (buLb is Iiid, IbVS he SISW$ todull, j'— ab, - Msdiplá*'s ipsiatleus jj harimdtols peiesurs,lIU; Neimsi_JVMr, $aaIsrd; Us $''I ad Mii'l iin ói$. wm *sihsi. had bre • r = . ••' i . yg 1dJ-upeii'in& _ c$* of ,ilw ,••- • = 11111 1. •1 • am s - Ck aii h1 u ad • .. • . -, lY -I r t-- t. - : -- -• ' as.., 1111111I N. PesoS oi .t,*1Iwn. psi 7I . , ç • - - — - r*iw------------ • , W ' — - -- ood V • • NMk - to death. lbs jury a JaMN druL toW cm. -.0 - ni thi SE of '* ' ekurlid w 'c ar , . =bIlLamum _ __ .ssuv ft an pI Us ' - or mere L Other time "paste in d (a' atendar maith) ending WO rIldeta ................. .... ... . - a. 7" ispuitis (carrpuL totem Wibeis) mere .... ladmil Matual pssit Ariirndiii"l t::, he (INCA) 1usd ui - dim N. Ni airs - of C1111111111111110 sa's* Aw;$ufUl, wdSls Ir MiJJIW 'M!V "up" .. umi. mw a Now so _______ #4 ftw leff • • _ 1110 k. __ -• __ ft"firs I . _. flua "s Nei891' will he curtis '!v isNis me *h dap of -, usry, SaM eat $a~ or *gcse, of - .1 . . . I , , 4;", ' ' • -•- . . - ' -I' .• , - ,. ' • • _____________________________ , - Legal • • I • -1 - " ---- , " 1 11 1 - '. .1.1, I . Sign Up Women For Draft? - __________ G___ _ . - policies would be, and If the principal requirements were for combat forces." THANKS / Casselberry t : $ ~1! ' ,ildi Lake Mary: Airing On Flood Insurance public meeting Is scheduled 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Lake Mary City Hall to review a federal study that will be used to establish premium rates for flood insurance in For Streets, But TAMPA (UP!) Alfred Kahn; chairman of the President's Council on Wage and Price Stability, will deliver the keynote address at the Florida Economic Seminar Thursday night. Kahn's sneech will follow ' a late afternoon meeting and news conference with Gov. Bob Graham. I (Jr, 'i ,. ~.!~. - - A Kahn Addresses Seminar I Stewart, young educator; Joyce and Dave Farr, young religious leader; Margo Young, law enforcement officer; and Hasley and Evelyn Hart, humanitarian award for charitable fund raising. I - No Council Hikes Insurance Administration (FIA) of the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Is designed to pinpoint and evaluate potential flood areas, according to Glenn C. Woodard Jr., regional director of the FIA. Lake Mary. There will be no pay raise for whether the money could properly be transferred and Cauelb.rry City Council members this year, nor will a spent. The favorable opinion came new police officer be tired to bomb juveulil. problems or into the city a few weeksago. three new firemen put on the . Mayor Bill B. Grier recommended lad week the council payroll The study by the Federal - NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. (UP!) — With his 15-year-old son delivering the alms the Mm of former Vice Presided NeISOIS burled in a simple c.rinwisy Rockefeller in a grave sheltered by tall pim and maple • But 1110111 will final action on the funde, Ni take r em1 SS 1977_,7l isthe audit for the be cipplig city streets ad f cal year, which will be spsnttobiidaMdswalk ended In Sep tember, could not on Wiatur - Perk Drive Ni be completed mill i walking students to the was made on CusdUMEhowelwy8clad determination whether the money would be L "ft simpler - HOSPITAL NOTES ________ • .. W. iwr_clarM. osseas A 141141M 01*51.5 ., ADMISsIONS that ft WI $111,115 noshi,is the dinty accomi to n frn4ely the city's cods of co nmeting to the oft* NO" sew plad at Iron BrIdge. lb. council, however, opted to bofgd half the messy for deldadaau The 5555111 city i'ftib _________ Is 1P77. _____ ______ celled _____ Ni Th, sailer budget :';aias,iss Am fUllY $1$ItobsspsntNidid is aft hot LindeGead iNnnai.OMRI rodacilsi, 0,114 Ni a pelku ra.ir.. WI 160 it Us elisa', new Cwt 1i I'll y pay Lids M. Mam.y airas F. Wiir. Oe$s*a herb WINIS a. uaren 0sreIy J1A15. Cwnh$lgeI, reputed $ the eoail PIUN ad . ij-".mi Ni the pelks iwchfle(d Miller N.Y. _____ rosuss UN 'Is • flees.' $41,140 Ni Nift Fred N. p._Ieb,t,errsdW, aicssaaus -s.IleM. . • • $1,*Nia $u*il: i, 11thIWI to=Nii±,eib '_y• MVv*W mi was tn$aIIveIy ad$1,117Nia.spercmi ir. Deft K. PONSVII * • s, r,a.t..n ____Ni vim S. Ts.kar Increase in coadimis's L all"h.,oIh ad 55W 0,1- ii Wr qm No SisSy M. ,DeUnd Mariam J. Olitiam. Cmulurry i;:-l-- won *s*ey r.imn.n o's Miy l Made Ford, Chvtea AIMiS J, WI. ra 0. Odess - horn the cit e.ditV a — DOSI4A IITD Estiie Boll. DelNea 015111 CaacM'ae 01V09 I'tsery W. 51ock we the Im charge! ____ ________ , - - • - - • - __ __ ___ Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships and corporations ........... 20.3,52 Deposits of United States Government......................................... Deposits of States and political subdivisions in the United States ....................5,226 All other deposits .............................................24 Certif led and off icers' checks ............................316 TotalDeposits ..........................................37,635 Totaidemandd.poslts ........................13.61$ Total time and savings deposits ............................24,017 to repurchase .......................................3,050 Indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases ........................33 All oth.rllabiilti.s ....................................... 401 Amounts outstanding as of report date: Time certificates of deposit In IIIIIaUOns of $100,500 or more .................4,930 Average for 11 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date: 1111111111111110111 Total deposits......................................... I THI PICOMI TAX PtORI . III Hlghney 434 It. Ph. 11.4414 47i 'u - - _; • - '--'--- ' .,-.-------- ',:--.-- - • L. - - - - • -, OPSN Cam-i p.m. mr-':vss 94 Sf1 lee. OPIW TONINT.-APPOINTMINYAVAILABLI 071111 AUAOPPICIS- .. . IN DILTOIIAOSAISSI CITY ANOOVIIDO 4 • 'rt- - -s''''------r- - 40,970 I, Aaron B. Crews, Accounting Officer of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Conditions is true and correct to the but of my knowledge and belief. Aaron S. Crews We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this statement of resources and liabilities. We declare that it has been ezamlnedbyus, andtothabestofourk.nd,flst rum aid correct. J. H. Crapps W. Scott Burns. Directors Rebert I. in Publish January 30. 1919 LONG WOOD SANFORD IPI. 11t TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding -S _k1t•3( 149 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITYCAP1TAL ................................. MEMORANDA ' pL - TOTAL EQIJITY CAPITAL .............................3737 HIR BLOCK - - • TOTAL ASSETS ........................................44133 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individ. uals, partnerships, and corporations .................11.56$ No. shares outstanding None (par Value) ............. None Common stock No. shares authorized 73,500 No. sharesoutstandingj3,500 (par value) .............. 735 Surpluses.............................................. 1565 Undivided profits am reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves ............. 1,437 lfyouquallfyfor the Short Form, wecharge avery low price. But even if you need the Long Forrn, the simpler the return, the less we charge. That's another reason why you W=W let HIR Block do your taxes. ' -i., All other asset, .......................................... subordinated notes and debentures) ................. 41,126 your retuM1 Mecteffir. C.s Fsa • 2550 EQUITY CAPITAL Preferred stock The mayor recommended Ibue der" were ads by the Cr&wry 01, Coach to_- up s -to cnul ____ $111,115 of the $115,115_'I r*1 the rofism. dug .1 the city's .uwy to resell ............ ................................. Loans, Total (excluding unearned income) ..........................25,959 Less: Allowance for possible loan losses.....................................303 Loans, Net ............................................ 25,656 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 899 Real estate owned other than bank premises ...................... .................27 Mortgage ad leeth Seminole Middi. • ASSETS Cash and due from depository institutions ........................................4949 U.S. treasury securities ................................. 5,002 ObligatIons of other U. S. Government agencies and corporations 936 Obligations of States and political subdivisions in the United States .......................................4,269 All other securities ------------------------------------- - 69 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements • Rocky's Son Does' Honors - ..•...,.,...,,.,,..,, Ho Speir, president of the Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, presents Jim Jernigan (right, left photo), head of Sanford Recreation Department, the Good Government Award at the annual award banquet. Rev, and Mrs. V. Scott Harris of First United Methodist church (right) accept Distinguished Service Award for activity with youth and the community. Other outstanding awards: Brenda FROM JAYCEES WITH I. ., I - Under tIti, 12, UnIted States Cads, Section 11 ___ Charternumber 13157 National Sank Region Numb,r i Statement of Resources and Liabilities Thousands of dollar, i 11 WASHINGTON (UP!)— Defense Secretary Harold Brown told the House Armed Services -Committee Monday he wants women as well as men signed up If the decision Is made to again register young people for the military draft. However, he said, his judgment on whether registered women should actually be called up for service 'would have to wait a further examination of what assignment REPORT OF CONDITION Consolidating domestic and foreign subsidiaries ofthe - • MIAMI (UP!)— Final jury selection and the opening arguments of a battery of attorneys were expected today in the federal court trial of 18 defendants accused of labor racketeering as the result of a' sweeping Justice Department investigation of East and Gulf coast port operations. Notice ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF SEMINOLE Of SANFORD, IN THE STATE OP FLORIDA AT THI CLOSE Of BUSINESS DECEMBER si, 1575 - Labor Racket Trial Begins, - . Clennie Huddleston, 64, 2772 sciiptlons In Sanford, according Apartments, to police reports. - - ' Ridgewood (iir ______ * .. • • . - I go "Al 0111111., ' '• . 1. 1____ a .•' ' • is - , 1 United Press International Winter's latest major storm hurtled out of the Rockies and onto the Plains today, smothering central Kansas with up to 9 Inches of snow and leaving a trail of powder as far south as Tucson, Ariz. A Heavy snow warning was Issued for the Kansas City and St. Joseph, Mo., areas and forecasters predicted the storm would travel to the Northeast today, skirting snow-weary Chicago and other areas hard-hit by previous storms. j*xuuy ffo Wa. the aiflplu UNj ottaofr,rJ of this flipXIofCadHl( the ItjIui) and ______ is 11,3 . 69 V1111111111142=11111. in - declare %at 09 _ a . ..................... be of my kam a uasr. lmru w. L IvyI's prallilim IIWVI — - G ' • Noim ____ e. . , W - - &uushiIl • __ ni, MTlIiK-. -• L Na shares authorized um IN.sMreSOut.Iinding IMOO(parvahae) ........... Surplus. . ., , , , ., ., • .................................. 744 UndivNod Fr tsad reserve for confingundes and other apital reserves ....... . ........•......,, .........., w TOTAL C IOUITY CAPITAL (sum of items lSNirv 0) ........................... TOTAL LIABILITIES AND IQUITY CAPITAL (sum of IteuiieI4, lieid$)................. 15,734 MISANDA Mimeie ev$stanjIa a of rsiert data. .. , . . . . . . . •. . - . . . . ...... . .................. 'Ile is mhIuuheim - - 11_L— ---• • - • • . - • bw , - • . - __ W • • - ww"WW bud _""' ad W& - , W Timid vlees ad buriel and Verses W. of ?i; ft 4* s $ofr. 1 - ', __ • trIII, $adall D,, IsNid, Mies.; li oai1-ad svwippp$ag a,, sal pa., to, ma., .Lf p 74, lieu 5• of pa1 • UIIdIug a1 5 $tlSaa,3sIS' of Isath lalsid 4venae, 1, of ft ad Wid an __ *mr be.: - - - Obli. d aW ofth,ft,sce. cestalaed In his is. .t! I1 ___ 1111111111111111111111 .•: ..••••• - _ is 11*7 FM amalkswilimp=* I l__it -.:' _ Spawn New Storm Rockies STATI SANK N0.eas. PIDUAL RESERVE DISTRICT NO CLOSE OF-BUSINESS OF DATE DECEMBER 29, 97$ Alilts MIL fl. Cash and due from dsposltoey Institutions ................ 861 U.S. Tr.esury.ecurltl.s ................................ Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations .................OO Obligations of Stasis and political subdivision ln the United States ..................... JIo$ti.rs.curiti.s .......................................10 Federal funds sold and securities purthased under agreements tori ...............1,300 a, Loans, Total (excluding unearnedlnconie) ............................4.91$ Lsss* allowance for possible ieai L.oans, P4.t.............................................. Leesifinandeg rc&v.bles ...........................None Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets rspr.ssntlngbankpr.mis,s.......................... Rsalstateownedot$ier thanbank premises............None Ailoltisrass.ls.......................................... TOTAL ASSETS (sum of Items 1 thru 11) .............. 15.734 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ..................... 4,469 Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships and corporations) .......................................9,209 .........................11 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ln the UnIfodStates .....................270 AIloIIiso'de,oslts.......,,..................... Cs,tlfled athld officers' checks ........................... . 132 14,1% L Total d.nI!nddsposits ...... ....... .............4,535 b.Tolaitlmeandsavingsdsposlt, .................9341 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to rspawclmse . . . .......... ............... p4njiij Interest-bearing dsmnd raha (note balances) issued to On U.S. Treasury and other liabilities for borrd fl'lone)t .................... P4oeie Mortgage Indabteliass and liability for cegltoiia.dieas.s .......... AiIolhieriIabllI$I.,......... • 77 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated nehe and debentures) (sum of "am 1$ui'iifl) ...... ............... 14.273 Soiberdlsm-ied notes and dsbenliares ............ ,.,..,.. P4om'a IliIITY CAPITAL ProIed stack sha,es outstanding None (par prla*y U Is found guilty of first degree murder. '4 wt8tat.s Attorney Joel Dick and Alan RoNi'' Indicated they will call 13 witnesses during the trial, which could last through Ft... :y. Specially ap poüded public defenders Bill Hiffiruan and Mark Rablnoults of A*aniem*s springs announced a l of 11 witness., they may can to tedify this week. Dick emphasized the death penalty aspect of the case In his - initial quesflrdug of Jurors. Fear of the 12 preipattles jurors k4eded,I.IIAid by Dick,_that_they had ree,.iu abeat custodian and wounding nine students and a policeman. BPenda Spencer was being detained at Juvenile Hall on two counts of murder and 10 counts of assault with Intent to commit law-abidding citizen." OVllOO,$IMINOLI COUNTY,FLOI1DAfl7u WIeUtIpI*IdthS Jworswwflrdheathl to srd cit y C'cser David will heldhis third associate headmaster; In $liLZTIIELCATEY operate a nursing home, $$vd (Ce4 - Fr.. Page IA) open must nosthsru Alab; ad Bsylsr The lass. payments, will rasl d—lp,d to field their prsrty ai.rMlm of p.,, ;Id the preelde thi aq aseumasy to complaints and suggoatlina of 711 B. That IL 'disd MilitarY A&mi hi taioogs. Tam. He wee direutor esi meat is retire t te-,in a mars will emooratag city geverameat. Jailer Cane at Cw to complete the prsjsd. be no Ispi Uay to the city lb. meeting win take place native of ofQoid, the Ala.. for some lb.,:d1ê.cnu1.Iur. it, the Verses e, frees men miii 2 p.m. Wedlad.' ''' ' years. A graduate of the the$11nghinSb0SIie attorney for MadIplu ix. ory lathe oeat.lop e room is University of Florida, be , m'-9s, on ZMbp7si l*ve M 1Ii plj • ; pr.eautlow taken in the case. When Sims was returned to Seminole County from San D10101 following a siz.momdh long manhunt, the d.psrtmam*'a S.W.A.T. turn was stationed at key points at the jail to prevent a possible escape Mt.n.*. Circuit Court Judge Thomas Waddell an. - ... . _. __ security reasons The Pope AndThe I • '•- / PLEASANTON, Calif. (UP!)— For Patricia Hearst it's just a matter of hours before freedom becomes a reality and she can rebuild her life that was shattered five years ago by a small band of terrorists. She has spent 22 months as an Inmate at the Federal Youth Corrections Center —serving a sevenyear term on bank robbery charges. President Carter announced an end to the agonies of imprisonment for Miss Hearst Monday, commuting her sentence and permitting her release Thursday. He said he is convinced she Is no risk to the community" and will be "a CONSOLIDATID REPORT OF CONDITION (lacludies Dsmsstic ksidlarles) TN! CITI1INS SANK OF OVIIDO for _______ ' •• 1. Patty: A Matter Of Hours Legal Notice morning declined 1 z ' - • - ..•. •, murder for the six-hour shooting spree Into the yard of Cleveland Elementary School, about 100 feet away from her home where she was barricaded. Because of her age, no formal charges were filed immediately. The district attorney's office must petition if she is to be tried as an adult. Sims Trial suicide than In ?• - '-..' watch; gold wedding - to "cheer up the day," fired 40 shots Into a crowded school yard, killing the principal and ______ digits) .. -_ '.,, band; zodiac necklace, and a S • •, • --",. necklace with a birthstone. I -J,, " 4,'. OUTBOARD GONE _____ ',,. A P..horsepowcr outboard I' motor valued at $800 was . Homer Dearth, 49, of 1"4ç' ed stolen from a home • report _. £_1J .. _ .. 'JrLaDUU, LWU 5fltUI 5 tpUUeS near Sanford. The motor was on i$" -' two employees put Sunday's The men apparrently gained a boat in the backyard of a . A .• / receipts In the cabinet iii a entry to the office through a house at 401 Lake Blvd. Wayne • •• / locked storage room. ' ''. - window. Among the items Albert, 40, reported the theft to ' When he opened for business reported stolen were: two sheriff's deputies, according to I . • on Monday, he said, the storage television sets; a stereo; power records. room was locked from the tools; keys; a blanket and tape STOCKYARDTARGET •/ • ,• outside, but the cabinet was stan d. .. A total of $3,000 in roofing open and the money was gone, -materials has been reported BURGLAR ROUTED according to records. An Altamonte Springs man stolen from a stockyard at was awakened at 4:30 a.m. l.esCo Roofing, 126 Candace ' SHOT INLEG A Sanford man was shot in Saturday by a man, apparently Drive in Fern Park. Mark It the leg for no apparent reason a bular, who had entered his LaslIe, 23, of Laesburg, told• - -'p •1• . as he was walking out of a apartment. sheriff's deputies the materials ,,,. '. f grocery store. Michael Brlche. 24. of the have been stolen over a period -' Roger Brown, 49, told Spanish Trace Apartments on of time beginning In November 7. ' ' '• sheriff's deputies he had Wymore Road told sherifrs according to records. GOLF CLUBS GONE stopped at the Newsome deputies he was awakened by S. 6A A set of golf clubs and other Grocery on Southwest Road the sound of his unlocked Front : when the Incident occurred. He door opening. He went to check merchandise with a combined dw . said as he was coming out of the and discovered a man, about 20, value of $730 were repo rted ' -. store he heard what sounded wearing black gloves and a stolen at the Wekiva Golf Club I . near Longwood. like aflrecracker and then his dark knit cap standing In his . ..; I George F. Davie, 40, of 124 '' apartment. The man ran from leg went limp. ''tJ .,• ;_ ment through the Variety Tree Circle in the Brown drove himself to the apart •, 1p •'i' )t;' Spring Va ll ey subdivision near Seminole Memorial Hospital apartment complex, records . Altamonte Springs, reported where doctors Informed him he indicate. HiraM Plists by Tim Vlnc.nf FLAGSTOLEN the theft occurred Saturday at had a .38 caliber bullet in. his Errol Herbert Cherry, 1407 West 15th St., Sanford, was driving his car south on A total of $260 In mer- p.m. Davie said he left the lower left leg, according to clubs Southwest Road at 7:25 this morning when, according to police, a truck in front chandise, Including a bicen. and his golf bag next to his car records. tennial flag, was reported while he went Inside the slowed to make a right turn onto 22nd Street. Cherry, police said, swerved his MOTELBURGLARY car to avoid hitting the truck and careened IntO this ditch. No tickets, no injuries. More than ON in cash and stolen from a home In Lake clubhouse, He said when he returned to merchandise was reported Monroe. GAS SIPHONED between Sanford, reported someone took car sometime Julia Hartman, 22, reported the car about 10 minutes later stolen from the office of the Someone stole 22 gallons of Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday a hubcap from her car Fern Park Motel, 614 Highway the burglary to sheriff's the merchandise was gone. The sometime between Tuesday ' deputies, accor di ng to records, alligator golf bag had matching gasoline from a car parked In at 1 p.m. , records indicate, 17-92. and Friday. $150 GOODS STOLEN Luther Pardue, 40, told Burglars apparently gained covers for the clubs. Also stolen 'he driveway of a rural Sanford MAGAZINE SALES A total of $150 in merchandise sheriff's deputies the office was. entry to the house by crawling were a gold watch, golf gloves, heine. Earl Holtgrefe, 44, 01-492 Gladys Elder, 38, of 1511 West Club Circle reported was reported stolen from th a jacket and windbreaker, Country burglarized by three men who through a window frame. Valencia • the g oline was st ol en ro Court, Sanford, as f m his home of Andrew Dudley, 3, Among the merchandise according to records. motel. had rented a room at -1823 Knox Ave. near Sanford. reported she paid $50.95 in ;•'-";i•-Among the merchandise stolen magazine subscriptions to two were a stereo and speakers, a gins who said they represented necklacewithasllverchalnand Free Enterprise, a magazine a high school ring, according to subscription firm. However, --1 she later learned such a firm Is records BCAPSTAKEN not licensed to sell sub- SAN DIEGO (UP!) -Murder charges may - reported stolen were: an air pistol. eight-track tape deck; More than $500 cash was reported stolen from a locked metal cabinet at Bud's Standard Station at Interstate4 and State Road 434 near Longwood. be filed today against a 16-year-old girl who, saying she "didn't like Mondays" and wanted ' Suicides Top Road Fatals BRIEF Possible Murder Charges •" SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) — Politicians today predicted 90,000 white Rhodesians would approve a conititiglonal referendum that would hand over power to the black majority by creating a one-man, one-vote electorate. DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer By Teen-Aged Sniper Facing •1 Black Rule Vote Predicted $500 Stolen From Gas Stat'i'on Cab'i'net NATION uunng, 1~ . ._ Tuesday, Jan. 30,1979--3A - -- -- - --- - - - -- • - - -- - - - - -- - -- • • _ _ - - -- Li �Evening Herald ,roun Around CUSPS 451.2101 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2011 or 831-9993 Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1979-4A 9 ______ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. VT.TjI '1 -' The Clock Britain, U.S. A n d In fla tio n "Thé halfback was being greetedbyateammate who was Impressed that hhad rushed for 150 yards. 'Nice going,' he said to him. He didn't know what to say. Of course he didn't know If 150 yards was good or not. He had set no goals for himself." In reference to her own volleyball team at the and off. And, unless I'm misinformed, that's one of the By JIM HAYNES ANGL EI.WAL TERS ...(L t .5'.. __ 1 7 How ___ Budget _%*V_""~ft I.- -4 To Read - ______ -. ___ ___ - - . - • Pleas . Write By WilliAM STEW If you can read this sentence, you don't need what this column Is about. But there are 30 million who can't read the sentence -a seventh of the population -and you may know one or more of them. You can tell them gout this column and you can writs, or help them write, to the folks who will - th 30 million are "functional illiterates." They can't read or do arttetIc well enough to function In our society. Imagine what P like to not be able to read a restaurant menu or not be able to figure the correct change froth a $20 bill. That's functional illiteracy. Don't ask bow the 30 million people got that way. Some are poor, some are school dropouts, some are black, some Hispanic. How they got that way Is less important than the fact that a Baltbnoe program combining federal, city and private resources is doing something about It. Start at the federal end with the Corn. P1veployment and Training Act. CETA spends billions to train the jobless and find the jobs. Sometimes It succeeds, sometlmesftfaiis.flpaaaes money to the cities, one of which is Baltimore. T at old Maryland seaport has more than its Th .of problans.One is the fact that 10 percent of Its $07,000 residents are functionally illiterate. Obviously, If you can't read or do art'tr'41c usually chronically ohs., by adolescence, the there are few jobs available for you. That's obesity often occurring In conjunction with where private busln'comes In. Control data problems In .nual adjment," she said. Corp. of Mbms.polis is a multlbllllon-dollar "More surprising, however, was that subjects computer concern. It also owns Commercial ___ _____ firm that's one of the ,.t Ce,, a Baltimore at - nation's blset"41 *atIOn&. ewItem* and rebirth, ths also expressed Control Data makes and sells very anxiety about the new polbflftlea that being sophisticated computers. They are so thin represented." sophisticated you need only touch a spot on the Many subjects expressed anxiety over their glass covering the computer terminal screen to new, dimmer figures, Ms. Haber said. Me said get a response. That kind of computer system Is one woman reported "rye been getting a lot of called Programmed Logic for Automated advances from men, which is whole new thing, Teaching Operations - PLATO, for short and I'm just kind of glad I don't have a an In the 191W Control Data began using PLATO, drive." developed at the University of Illinois, to train The four married 3111414CIA 11116C0114d the Wd& pilots, Intanal Revenue Service agent', bank loss had put strains on their marriage., Mi. tellers and the like. Three years ago the cornliaber said. One man, she said, reported he was pani decided to try teaching basic .klIl., afraid of being thin because it was easier to It hired the bed teachers In the country to avoid extra-inertial affairs when he was fit. devise PLATO programs that would hold a All 12 subjects said they were disturbed by the student's lidered In a way conventional reactions of their friends after they led weighi. classrooms, with 30 or 40 students, could never One reported "resNthn.'tt from people ... do. jealousy" and another said, "You nails, those me remit can be seen at the new, Fair Break people are really çsd that you're thhe'er 011111Loesuing Ceder on the fourth floor of downtown they AN.,, Ballimore's old Central Ton computer terminals stand In a large Finally, all had mim Problems with their, Image, of themselves. One said: "When will I cheery room that's open 12 hours daily. Men and feel thin? I can look In the mirror and ase thge women sit at the terminal', alternately touching ilk. my thighs don't touch, but somehow "1 1t I the screen and pushing a button 09 says dill feel fat." "NEXT." Said another: "fl's not ma. ft's somebody They're studying reading and arithmetic. else." AP4II%4,d stick SfIrss on the screens tell the There has been too iStIe research on iscJ students wheiher they're ebom rglt or wrong. nr6lAmn& Ma Raheo, .thI TO ---& e LI 5 I.fl W WI, M IWI I1IJIU M "Ratbarthanimmeek weight and r'mnbir q"mIn one term or om"-'. W the olpoarde lost," she said, "p.ydology may dudast Ochs the rlgl* answer-that Is, Iessimake a greater cootrthon by qdaivratkauy the dick figures responds with such words as lag the cos t accompany wow "DYNAMiTE," "TERRIFIC" OR "WAY TO The h --- INLOO r ^IS Blow hance For Mex ico l? - in we rang run to nap wem mini a oer WASHINGTON -FruIdss Carter may Mv. W"an opportunity to tap Mexico's fabulous Ifs hr t heir own cory. Pnidafl Carter appears to beobllvloustothe new oil fields for the petroleum t the Usd ridbehsicieeedbyr.jedIngthsidom1 Slates will need In the iNfo. Tide would rodeo. U.S. dspendencs an the vulaerable, faraway oil gas dual. lie iliftyto mod"aFeb, 14 fore state visit with Pr Lops. Pae. Trim wells of the Middis East. ,catersapecta to tueonMo me Mexicans were willing to hoed their all AU_ portsththa United IMrt$4niei. funoessmlle and chsrmwagreemidodof the barrels a day by M. But th ey also need I Mexican leader for Mere OIL Meshes prr"r' recalled the dory of market for the natural gas that will be adwheil with the oIL lbs wells in southeed Mexico, for Jose the boss paider. Jose stood an a ladder mple, are 00 percent natural gas, $4 pered peh"gtlre mlIag when aMen4calkdin. IMM en to your palM ?x, Jees," ad OIL MexIcan officials reached as *eems* with a mopished the friend. Jose asked why. to tahe Ui consortlom to pIpe 2 MINN cide lid of ¶iecaae'," said the friend, "I am vplus Mexican gas across the border dilly hr away the ladler." Pistils premised e'ly t he k4vda to figirs. Otherwise1 mod ii the vs wM pail CatWi ladder out from ardor The hsvstobsbwnsd off. . -But Ea, Secretary Jomes 1iduv Msilcá leader said he MI already male a ' eeekh.d the deal becaes the Nudes is aecrddoalwNhtheIevidsIs 010 $1 moruxpensivs than Ceredir natural g lbs woithdolltoheoverthsve.Thswlsavs -- _______ Of Thinness T iIERR S WORLD Learning 0 - • --S - - . me - uww __ ._ wwFcn, _____ LM., Y M a mioiis.agsd woman spi'iis II percent of her meager - - . - - - wail the suai*d valm of 10 mi is 4111d 0 Me by d 6sw Purr--'-, th$p.M41-isedy PAW 't'.ps.sQ,*s.,silM,sbsuh.11um 'ON fasovate pe&y wail pay edy pits. to pay, the5seldothecidoftrtig*sUtbeway Iffersace would be a is ft am d itvereiIntheiagerbovtsralsrthe however, to user, the United Iatii a issue fr Um source of all. 7'itisupi.1ulmovurtheesedry, wellftile Ibe deal would ate tepee,. li,W d&de Idwaslowph rity edh1 i,s bdiktyIn ft IuadUwspeussagpe __ __ ___ cud of woehty hounder he . Cidral IMoWgesc. of discovered. N t -s 00 pur I. Mexico, - a ma d ed more gthes. faMe. he Ai psepI. are either uaimpley.d at a. AgmyMaid,inbUily .A11-r .,Ihi is iheh.., airs. ast ls his uutth helk of __ lumbols ij -ialp he1a apa 1 Mt td Ped, . "The r ibSU$. herd,by ft itIwhrsubma ta" ftff'%ft ft mW b, sid the ed lallir i 1l{iMiedN. W Iwe s, low be ea" OIL2. AL , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. as Tuesday, Jan. 30, 197-SA - L • •, •., . .._ - .• -_- - • ---••.-'.-..'--•-.-.•--..-•-.'-- -_____•__•__-j_p • - - ._.. . ,- -• -- . ..,_ . .. ,_..• Clark Stopped In Second Brief ly Staubach Gains Revenge As NFL Stars Prevail - - (II,.I.,., tl..l.iJ... .-.-3 U5IIIjJIWI Wd3 - 00. .4 _fl .- - 14 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UP!) - The Minnesota Twins Monday announced the signing of two selections from the draft earlier this month. The club signed catcher Timothy Jensen, Kissimmee, Fla., and outfielder Thomas Paul, Portland, Ore. Both players are 19. The Twins also signed infielder Dale Soderholmn to a contract, bringing to 17 the number of players under contract for the upcoming season. , ,, ,rT F' ,';,,,, ) r " • 1 11 • - I ~11 - I ffli' f• .aWf ' -' -"- / -' BACON, DIBARTOLO, WILLIAMS, BERGUSON iIs Felix WiI I I 0 ITi 5 name to Whigham (1974-75). at long lid of Peter Schaal Don Annett won It last year, Award recipients, designated while Tim Raines claimed it the as the most outstanding football year before. Guest speaker at the banquet players over the years at Seminole High School. was University of Central Williams was named this Florida volleyball coach Lucy Year's winner of the coveted McDaniel. Whose team won a Peter Schaal Award at Monday national cham pionship ear lier night's SHS fall sports awar ds this ,p,opfti, banret. Also taking home top football 193$-Lefton Ident loll 1929-Litton Ideitiod awards were Gee Knight 1931-George M.yi (defensive lineman), Mike 1931 -John Courier Sutton (defensive back) and 1932-Nen*l* Lyles 1933-Quillian Jordan Willie Fisher (offensive 1934-George McCbeliand lineman ). Williams was the top 19fl - Robort UelH offensive back. 1936-Darrel Pergeson 19 39-Jim 11511' Archie Bacon was named 945-lob Allman th moatvaluableon eboyscross 1941-lilly ScaM country team, with Steve 1942-lilly Fleming 1943-Silly Fleming Improved. mer n.anied ZT)Od 946-Flits Irumley was the top girl's TinaDil 194$-Willis Anderson ac.. country . l'imSi'. 1946-WillIs AMer-san 1947-Wally lyre Dawn Bergman received her sass volleyball award as most 1949-Charles AMerso! valuable while ___ Sherri 9$-Mike 1911-Id Gerdsn McCerron was mod Improved. 1513-Sock Mitts Without a doil, the Peter 1913-loss Hannum Schaal Award was the tISOSI 1954-Johnny Jones 19w-Jim Nawkias Iwpe.sive. For openers, It STANFORD, Calif. (UP!) -Al Lavan, 32, an assistant football coach at Georgia Tech the past two seasons, was named Monday to succeed Dennis Green, who went to the San Francisco 49ers, as Stanford's offensive backfield coach. A Colorado State graduate, La an spent the last 14 years as a college and professional player and coach. In the NFL lie played for the Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons. Cyclones Add Assistant AM,Iowa (UP!) -Gerald O'Dell was named an assistant football coach at Iowa State Monday, _ Cyclone Coach Dosinle Duecan annotaicet O'Dell, 30, was defensive line coach at Oldahoma and will serve a similar post with the Cyclones. A65I*1 a __ 1911-ScanIley Sidrard .116.0 i...i' 9pI iius coistinsus for 51 years. Peter Schaal, a Seminole High follower and booster over these Years, was not preasit at Monday's banquet. Frank Whiglurn, C Sanford attorney who twice won this coveted award (1188-U) made the io Stendr Is carrying on sponsorship 01 the award in Sthaal's nem.. only other double winDiii 01 (MI award were IAIIOII Edanfleld tire first two yea's, 1W Fleming" (10). WWL _ (19fAn___ dorson 40) and Mark Close Sum wire order ofthe day Mmdayinthehoy's bishethell teg in Ssetad, Michael iwards 1 Dealer FraMin Is Tim NO L ToW V. ,bereMcCey' isa's areert Armhrsa 4 1j'17, and Joe's leek M4 .i,., , Ili Jesse Se 14. Tell U. of Rose's. lOUis's, Joe McClsed Is 11 leglilald Predrkk 15s MICaII .esscsvis Allen C$IeIIII ii $lmmeiii Ili *lcUyWIsnej Telel 90-lay Lunftulst 1945-John WISOCkSI 1941-Sill Phigan 043-111atCh Riser 1963-11111"y Lawson 1164- Joe Forliss 1164-Joe Willgkom oa-1arney NOSdeICS 1965-lick Fordka 190-Dana Yh11.Sk 1970-40ke Mardi. ', , • ' - ..I - , .. • ,,j •,, * I'flIA& I.yrWr'J 4).ve Occ!tP #1 g/6,q7 V1/,yE /f'/72y "WF#/61 xvp ç4yiq • 4 ' .'d/AA ir,w •-' • • - 0410y MW WCOVP 7"Zfl iW 4 / 1 yxemr Thy Fi95W. I 4! ,>/' Distributed by King Feslumlyndkate. • SCOREBOARD 00-00, Jean Nelson 20-01, Blanche Whllted 0 1.3 1, Star Lawrence 000 0. Loretta Andrews 1 00 2, Susan M Begley S 1.4 11, Lovlsa Stri ckland 0 W.Va. Tech 7), Shphrd II 00 0. Totals S 29 iS. 6 Chantell 5.20 5.00 Wheelng $7, Aid..Brddus 72 SKIN TIGHTS: Martha Brooks 0 1 Wright Dante 2.10 00 0. Ida White 3 0.2 6, Sharon oo ($7) 10.11; 0 (6.7) 31.Ie 1 P (7. 000 Monday J.nkinslO.OI.Youlanda Dixon 6) 101.10: 1 741) 125.11. Time Pro Football 0, Octavio Horn 1 00 2, Angela 3131, Announced the Dallas Delincy 10-02, Vonda Buckner 00.2 Third Race, 1-16, Mt SANFORD ORLANDO Jenkins 0 2.2 2. Totals 2.6 retirement of defensive tackle 0. Sonia 3 Essie Express 15.00 560 4.00 MONDAY MATINEE Jethro Pugh. o. 4 Norma T. Tiger 23.00 SM First 5-16, 0: Race, College Football GREEN BERETS: Alycia Dixon2 Raw Talent 5 15.00 7.60 550 Named 1 Barb's Best 2.10 Cal State. Northridge 05 4, Maudel Henderson 0 0-0 0, 3.60 4.00 Q (3•4) 107.00: P (3.4) 331.75; T (3. Lazar Beam Torn Keele as head football coach. I Patricia Campbell 1 0-0 2, Chicle 41) $90.40. Time 32.06. BJ's Re%huffle 3.00 Iowa State - Named Gerald Waters 1002,Barbara Hilton 20-01. Fourth Race, 5-Ia, C: 0( 14) 32.10; T (1.4.7) 410.20. Time O'Dell assistant football coach. Rosalyn Ross 4 45 12. CynthIa 4 R. Dee's Starr 9.00 460 3.20 Stanford - Named Al Lavan to 31.41. Corner 0 00 0. Total 12 4.11 21. 3 TA 1.10 3.00 Second Race,116, C: Green as offensive Dennis succeed RED DEVILS: Debra Williams 0 1750 1.40 3.10 I Creme Put 7 Lynn Marie backlield coach. 000, Janice Williams 2 0-0 4, Diane Eckert 6.50 2.60 4.00 Athletes in Action - Coach and 2 Jo Jo Hope Kelley 10.0 2, Ann Peterson S 1.2.11, 2.10 0(3.4)23.40:1(4-3.1) 111.41. Time 5, Brenda GM Bill Oates announced his I Champion Bill Gwen Dougherty 1 0-0 of 00(1.7)361.60:0(2-7) 51.60; P (1. 3)71. O$tI 0 0.00. Daphinie Williams 0 resignation offactive at the Fifth Race,1-16, 0: mao, T 4 7•240 315.10. Time the season. 00 0. Totals 12 1.2 25. S Elusive Everett 24.20 7.60 6.10 31.70, Hockey 01SIN ISlETS: Alyci. Dixon 0 1 Kanucle 12.60 1.50 Third Race, 5-16, M: (NHL) Recalled left 00 0. Maudel Henderson 0 00 0, 6 White Ink 7.20 3.50 300 4 Busy Bot h Hamilton from Jim Patricia Campbell 3 2.3 S Chicle wing Eckert 3 Macho Max 7.20 1.41 1.31 Wscs3S44. saw. I4IWongs4 SkMmtsn1N.Y1ottheAm.rIcon 'I WrlehlCoun5*I 2.10. QI1-115*2.lSs.P1s41190.Ni'Tts23. R oselyn 10557 1.3 IL Cynthia Hockey League. 3151.10, 'Time 31.14. Coiei ado (NHL) Announced the 0 (34) 21.502 P ( 63) $2.21; T (54. 7.4) Corner 0 2.2 2. Totals 2110.14 32. Sixth Race, 116,1: 1)143.61. Time 32.27. retirement of Nelson Pyatt. SKIN TIGHTS: Martha Brooks 2 6 Arron 16.10 4.20 1.50 Fourth Race,S.16,D: laseboll 001, Ida White3 1-3 7, OctavIa Horn 440 3.41 Coupe Do VIII, 17.20 5.20 1.10 5 Wrig ht Elvis Named Bill Mazeroski S Seattle 10.1 2. Sharon Jenkins 3006. Vonda 10.10 360 3.00 3 Roger Dale 6 Christy Fallas first base coach. Buner 0000. Lovell Jenkins 00-0 2.50 0(5.6) 37.00; P6.5) 231.11,1 (4.1. 4 M's Curuie 0, Angela Delancy 10-0 2,Voulanda 0(3 31.20; P5.4) 150.40:1 (S-4 3)1941.00. Time 31.6$. Dixon 00-00, Sonia Jenkl 0 0-0 0. Seventh Race, 1.16, C: 4) 212.40. Time 31.61. Totals 10 1.1 21. 1 Manatee Dan 20-0011.60 1.00 Fifth Race,1.16, D: BLUE BOMBERS: Lisa Hartman 4.40 2.10 560 2.50 2.60 3 Ii Trovatore I Speedy Rocket 00.00. Jean Nelson 2 0-0 4. Blanche 1.00 460 S Wright Assoc'te 3.00 6 Fast Lance Whiffed 2 11 S. Star Lawrence 1 21 1.60 0(1-3)41.40; P1-3) 131.31:1(1.3. 1 Frisky Frankie 1, Loretta Andrews 0000. Sharlene Monday 1)259.50. Time 31.54. 0 (6-I) 24.60; P ($4) SOlO: T (5-6 Hubbardoo.10, Susan Bagley l 1.2 3. last Eighth Race, 516, I: 7)533.30. Time 31.90. Lovisa Strickland 0 0-00. Totals 6 4Army II, RPI SI S Big Heart 14.20 14.50 5.00 Sixth Race, 5.16, A: 1116. Boston U. 76, Vt. 65 1.50 9.60 5 Jivin Jake 6.10 1.00 2.50 S Fulls Fun RED DEVILS: Debra Williams 0 BcknlI 67, Hofstra a 16.20 5.20 3 Celebo 4.00 I R Does Delight 000, Janice Williams 1 00 2. Diane BIb 53, Crllnd St. 49 1,20 1 Kaiki Ken 0(5-5)73.20: P (S-I) $71.41; T ($4 Kelley 20.1 4, Ann Peterson 10.1)0, Cat. Pa. 90, Alliance 50 0(5-5) 69.60: PU-I) 160.50, 1(1-I. 3)1201.00. Time 31.6$. Gwen Dougher ty 3 1.3 7, Brenda Clrion 93, Pit-Jhnstfl 76 Ninth Race, 5.16, 5: 1) 970.60. Time 31.33. Cotton 10-07,DaphenieWilliamso0Duquesne 6$, O.Roberts 67 3 LC's Baby Face 10.40 3.60 1.50 Seventh Race, 5-16. C: 0 0. Totals 12 1-5 2.5. LIU II, Richmond 87 3 Wright Hang Up 6.10 3.10 1.50 1 Rick Agreed 6.60 3.00 Mnhttnvl 75, Rmapo 60 7.50 I Lady Cal 3.00 2.60 7 Jabbering Maine 63, Baltimore 50 2.60 • Dave Pear 0(1.3)17.31: P (3I) 96.00; 1(3.1. Mrcyhrst SI, Ednboro 52 0(1.3)11.40: P (3-1) 59.10,1 (31- 7) 250.10. Time 31.61. Nrtheastn 73, N. Hamp. 6$ Tenth Race, 5.16, A: I) $7.00. Time 31.51. Rtgrs.Nwrk II, Drew 67 Eighth Race, 5.16, C: I Snow Job 6.60 3.20 4.10 St. Bonny 107, Asimptn 75 37.10 4.10 660 7 Joyful Event 3 W. L. Corina 3.50 1.30 Stevens 90, Clmbia Gm Si 10.10 11.50 2 Brindle Bandit 2 Hooters Rabbit 3.00 LymanHlghopenedltstennls Syracuse 90, W.Va. 71 4 Which Way sup 1.00 Q(7.S)fl.20:P(S'7)71.71;T($.7. schedule with a pair of Wstmnstr 93, La Rche 65 0(23) 151.11; P (3.33 309.00, T (3. 2) 60.60. Time 31.51 2-4) 1,421.11. Time 22.11. Eleventh lace. 5-16. C: whitewash victories over Malt. 15, Abrn-Mntgmry 43 4 Tally Ellen Ninth Race, 1-16. I: 7.00 1.20 3.00 Apopka Monday, The Ala-Scm 60, Sthrn Miss. 59 19.60 7.20 1.00 5 Bet Bob 1Akers 3.40 1.50 Greyhounds All Chris $1, Pmbrke St. 63 3 Michigan Ekko 3.10 3.10 6 ManateeArchie Wed1.10 Sluitld 11, West Lib 52 0 (4-5) 17.20; P (4-1) 41.71: 1 (4-1. 5.60 Orli's E nesday afternoon agai nst Citadel 1, So. Car. 46 0(3-4) 41.60; P (4.3) 141.90:1 1 4.3. 6) 221.4$. Time 31.11. Oviedo. Elon 6$, Blmnt Abbey 63 1)490.20. Time 31.11. Twelfth Race. . 0: GIRLS 5hz City II, St. Agstne 56 S Two Stroke 20.90 16.00 4.50 Tenth Race, 516, I: Falknef (L) d. Sutton $3, MC Falrmt 75, Dvs$Elkins 63 21.20 13.00 6.20 5 Protocol $ DrillEasy 5.00 7.40 I. Henderson Fadden d. Smith $0, Vanderbilt 57 Fla. 90. 6.40 3.00 7 Si Kido Super Boy s 3,30 Gentry 03, PerkinS d. Shiets 2, Fla. St. $9. Tulane 51 1 RuthieMae 3.20 0(5-I) $S.wP(S-s) 214.41:T?i.l. Delgado d. Alcorn $3 FalknerGa. Tech 52, Cinci 73 0(1.5) $7.21: P (-1) 465.65, 1 (5-1- 7) 311.11. Time 39.51. McFadden d. Sutton-Smith 5.30 Ga. SW 1$, Oglethorpe 76 A - 2946: Handle $341,494. 1) 111.45. Time 31.77 . Perklns.Henderlon d. GentryHmbtfl Inst 92, NrfIk SI Alcorn SO. Jckwv$ St. 104, MIII. CoIl 09 I Easy Conn13.10 lAO 2.40 soys Kentucky 64 Auburn 59 6.40 2.00 2 Irene Crash Pickati d. Maim 5-0. Morrlssiy d. LaGrange $0, Columbus 4 3.10 Itsabod 7 Lewis 51, 5$. 11111 d. Val*inI La. Tech 65 Lamar 76, 0(2-5) 26.0: P (1-2) 63.11: T (5-2' Oswalk d. Main 5-0. Steinlmorn d. La. St. $4, Tennessee 71 7)194.65. Time 32.29. VMearvlk SO. Oiwald-PICkiti d. Md.-Ball 99, Slsbry N Twelfth sac., 4.0: Davis-lieu d. VednarvIk-OSain 12 • Mill. $2, Georgi a 43 3 Campus Eva 12.20 5.60 4.20 Maceked 101, Mrshil 91 32.60 5.60 9 Elusive Eileen NlWbrry 7$. Charleston 74 2.10 6 Jaunty Jill NE La. $2, Ark.-L.R. $3 Q(34)4I.SI;P(3-31 Wells T(3-$N. Ale. $4, Ala. AIM 64 6) 704.60. Time 39.93. Semnijiole High soccer 12, Wingate 77 A - 272$: Handle $237,441. S. Fla. 77, UNC-Wim 66 team wed down to defeat for MONDAY NIGHT 51. Paul 122. Lib lapI 107 First Race. S.16,0: the 12th tin. in 16m.tcirs. Tenn. Wslyn $2, Lincoln 7$ I Lucky Lane 9.40 3.30 3.30 Monday WI SpWce Ci's Tray V. 57, SE Li. 54 4 Mr. Cap Son 3.00 5.00 TIkIgO' 92, Sflw*Ckmn 71 scored on a late penalty kick 1 Tally leslIe 5.00 9 "'' 0(4-5) 21.40:1 (5.4-I) 261.31. Time and grabbed a 14 victory. VirgInia 73, Temple 71 hosts Mainland Vodwes 61. Wintlwop 63 Second Race, 5.16, C W.Va. St. 15, Salem 32 Thii'idiy at 11.40 6.50 3.00 7 NiteSirutt - College Basketball Lyman Netters Defeat Apopka are home me 1111-Clmerd Marie 1975-CSCkY OilS 1573-Mickey Pvlss 1974-4Aw k _____ mm-Ma-k 96gh 1574-Tim lanes Seminole 1171-ON Annelt ogler's 4. RACING NIGHTLY 1 P.M. Korner Nigh Games: Orsi N)IFlR Ills KIll 111-10, 0111 NOW $4146. SUNDAY NITIMI*lS Vwd Dell. The Go Sitwoini. Der Standings: Phi-vp., Mr. C's OoftyLiehiisJilVy Lewis 1N;, Nigh lilies: Jim Ma-tin M. an, IPIaTMOOOIftS,L Tb TUESDAY SWINGINI & Remand Lang 151: Dan c1ns J& ojkk lloM me Nawpw RMCk, hii 811091110 ai: $5 Merlin Celrks1b. No. , i* eIlers. T"Pie, Nile strikers, Me. 311. OVA Van NM 114J 1111911010 Oar Nigh Games: Ernie Hkksen 211. Nigh Series: Ores NWur 11$, 011.513, Dove learfield 113: Dave Jim MOW 1%, .1. J. S01ei WI. lay 16 Cusses lmprNe. PWO Cask 1$, Dinky Lewis Mi Ickeli113, Lilfy JUOuSS 111: MIke pi,g Ill, Reese MW is,. at High Osines: Allen Oenman. Ills ca-i Maw, 009,.eas,Js.vyI..ssPs4l Clark 1$, Well Mitt Jr., $11 Dan .Nlci.en311,hickley Ill *17L 90 WW 504.' TinY CMnuNl SI iii, Jim Merlin iu his, i,nie RWAA 19L Vwsi SPa Lyns BIWA 5)5k Jim MIyir, Sac so Week : Jiffies mill Mdu'tlfl 4501 DOck NaN IN: NOV We 19L Dee NoIsy 113, Gus ill: Ckerlls P101,151 IS.' Gaits, Lewis 'Os Dirtily JOR61111 -: MNe Whulep 47. - NO Series: Allen Danmm $5.' SenNe 901, Jilvy Fre 1$, Pe,,y MSNC*Y M$*-UP$ W1 Meir, a starry rajijussi, Lewis NL Mige isp, ca*y Deyle $3. Mew IN linillip.: laIN & Sinners, Guy 141 Sherry King W. ReDARY SOCIAL j Charlie P101, 14s Kitby' Sw*: VlSseTV,TirrieVIn GalS, VINN5 TV, Meilolls, WeeIi01r. Wa Lyin lMv 131, Jim NlghSerIes;N.yFersUl.lryah L C0%Jsb,sN, SIP rIt Was Call.. DsiWs Mills. Meyer, W. MAW" same" 471, 51* GimS: Larry Judeen 113- Nei $ksN US. Ernie now 117. C.144 pIhS$: Sulk Del u.t.r' Sarv., samet ConeS, Delary lIe lL50sa 3-Wa $1 Mvii Isnihelisu, in Gavin SIN. CW.. WIlL Rmw SON WI, David Iran Nickeas 47, Dee Nader iei. $j 0 207'W1113s NSIN SewIr Screens. Village len. Cilarils's $elep$7, T5elms Hickain 115 i Dole Mv$a 3-7. $51010 Inane 1471 DOCalØy Gayle 164. - lie IN, Giber 1,10"0t1: Iar: MieN P1.0. High we: Soe SwORe, Meet 1010100, 11111$ hlDerdo INM $(ng 410. soma +W1 m AIll, 111.10, Jim 147.' MWS lIver 14, TUne Judein ejgud SpiNs: Cetby Osyle 1.7, ,-$5SNSsUY NISIIT**SS 311: Tiny CPt " op.re, 90 oeyae 3-20, SO IN 37.in.a.roe* Pan, Coosiry hlorft 110-10*: Larry J1lm - -41* ban NU1V 01 saIss ft. $3170.' 5emur Lang 51.10.10, 91* lenin: Larry Judesa $4, 20, g& $0wN ösll$es in a row. sewn Hal, Care. 5',ge5e ley ANN 10.201, Mv SCkMe - DavId liCherde SI: Ninsil Saver iraat skinam I Ernie Nkkm I , 151-I46: levy AcINy 56, Gas Chin 514' Olill NO 4L Ore upon IL' *551Isa wm. saas ins., Cob luvil*sWusk :2 101.10* Mum rk ISNI.' Mv TuSSleJ5 IN,; 5 i,im saute., &&f'P U00" 7 am C..ãfIN. Via NOW W11111814 Mv01'W $0 +i1 WI. AIMS Openings: ShNr,C.s. JOck - 51v01 sick 191 iWes Mill Jr. IN.11es Chock oda 115oioi, psein. - standings: Geergvs Angels. No. Orlando Supermarket, Pak 0' Loonies, HIM Donut,, Oregery Mobile Hem, lug lSu.L Mern Nuts. Leockars Kacius Gardens. Nigh Games: Del Polk 191. 141g11 Series: Opal George 113. CiWlifled Spills: Karen PokirIc 5.7, Many luskI 4.7. sILTOIsA PINSUSTIIS kanIffip: Jet Sit, Dynames. Crsdiirs$acks, Lucky Poor, $.ogrsckavon, i..vy $Ir1kas, any Gs.ers, lingers, FamlaslIcks. NI. 101, Chides' Mills. Jihls I Joins, Pagsj, 51,55,5, NI-LVL 4 Otsmsi*, Yankees, Sare.Heres. ppgp,, Qus, pap pain, lops' Spent, Oilers. NN.WISI. Genie New"Wu$ldurs. No Games: Nersan Now *31. Verse PaSI IN. SW No. 56, Al AlSO $5$• awles M5I$I1 1%, - - ' • SHooirsoss S Bt L 1946-Pr.abw%heh.m lbs rvyIMec*CeCi DeryIWhINIIflhIt 5. ei, UI-Cecil Dandridge ______ Fri*ck Mliii, Is Michael WTIW Thai ,. TIP vo. ie *istsisr Ii •/ • - __ Tech Aide Goes West ' • thAdd Felix Williams' ders. 4 'h 1w0c V1l,tfO,?L / 117 (5Ff h'MY •(4° 7,4'FAE/d /Y 1-• A42WIKE r1,Y65,A1YR ///,41/1 A ø#ot.4T 7W! /t'/I'/ V4itt covceRe/rt (HOWft 4Vi17/f/// 3RP RYfOA' 7,9E / f -., fe el..., .. S.Z. 1U31 iu.iv ii, ,u. L.n.O , '. - - • 47'i/ '• - Schaal Winner SEATTLE (UP!) -Bill Mazeroaki Monday was named first base coach for the Seattle Mariners. Mazeroski joined the Mariners a year ago as the club's organizational infield coach, working closely with both major and minor league infiel- 1 'J' , IS if Dog Racing / Mariners Add Mazeroskl ' '. i Transactions • - - 8f -- Park Eyes NHL Return BOSTON (UP!) - Boston Bruins defenseman Brad Park says he's hopeful he can return to the Boston Bruins soon, but hastens to add he's not setting any timetable. Parks comments came after he donned skates for the first time In a month to test the knee on which be had surgery In October. It was Park's fifth knee operation and the recuperation process can be tlmeconsumlng. "I skIted for more than one hour had no discomfort Or swelling," Park said Monday. "I'm optimistic." w,va3 iu W.V San Tights. SLUE SOMSERS: Lisa Hartman 4. -' - YPIC1////,t 73E •.• .. e.. ..e.... U Clark didn't remember much of the red, except to tell reporters, "I've never seen a guy pinch that hard." Clark, ranked No.8 In WBA The In Tights won their second game of the girl's ratings, saw his record fall to basketball season In Sanford 28-2. He had won 22 consecutive last weekend, edging the Blue fights in his climb to the cham pionship fight. Bombers, 20-18. Cuevas won his 24th in 20 pro In othe r games, the fi g hts. It was his 22nd knockout w ls on twice to force a tie fDevi or second with the G reen and his eighth successf ul title Berets, me Green Berets' only defense. win was a 52-21 victory over the , 14 f__ •I Skin Tights Grab Second . . - -, Twins Ink Klssimme.an - f'..."'i ., VO on the move against the bardpunching native of Mexico City. But after a strong first round In which he was mildly successf ul at trading punches, Clark decided to assume a stationary position. It was a decision which probably cost him the fight. Clark was knocked to the night, before a Coliseum crowd that barely filled up half the stadium, Roger Staubach of the Dallas Cowboys got a measure of revenge. Staubach hit Cowboy teammate Tony Hill, the standout rookie from Stanford, with a 19-yard scoring pass at 12:17 of the third quarter as the NFC came from behind to beat the AFC, 13-7, in the Pro Bowl Monday night. Just eight days after Super Bowl XIII at the Orange Bowl, the 36-year-old Staubach ended the season with a flourish, outpasslng Super Bowl MVP Terry Bradshaw of the Steelers. Staubach completed 9 of 15 passes for 125 yards while Bradshaw was 7-for-17 for 54 yards. "Toe trouble is," said Staubach, a former Heisman Trophy winner from Navy, "you forget about this (the Pro Bowl) after awhile. The Super Bowl is something you remember a long time." - BIRR .. L.. we Si- -:.. .. I '' hooks to the Jaw. He had Clark ENGLEWOOD, Calif.-Scott abrupt halt 2:05 Into the second TKO. Clark was knocked down helpless in the Casselberry Clark's dream of upsetting round of the scheduled iSnerweigit champion - Jose rounder Monday night at The twice earlier in the round as youth's corner when referee (Pipino) Cuevas came to an VOIIJfl, wnen cuevas scored a uievaz SCUFU On 31LU15 &iL I.U15 uivarw UI YVIWLUeLa stopped t he fight. - U..rd HiraM"11, M101111 10110M 1411, SalinScI Kneel WI. ROe Painick WI, Joe Ferrer WI, Mac McKIMeN • -' by Alan Mover ADMIRABLE BIRD -- -• - - McCoy's, Joe's Boys Winners vwy mm inr p 00 years, beucs sMs from five differed hove ga"sd at the doorstep hroomaosl$hteteer.c.plklss for variont da7Oysarsidlbsse we'U ml *. too* MmobwL to collect pi' is 00 Ifs teerure. T bidet "!4iU IneuancV'- is celled ble41110 IorIde4 in ftlmd dul* the PoewL The Is U face of teuracs pslift WL 1ma has Well set over the pius is ra Flyisg isthi.sator sew this pG,41ty eIedmambusofbey-a leveL The lies amoub of the peli!Is an 1.yesr.OId graddr -is edy $1$,IIIYd sarly $1,110 or less. thetet$sn of peiupay. is Fr 1''uyi,tdeios iimplled by the Federal staggerIng by her MaMa; 0100 a medb ladu ("I* has led analysts to cw1 mate h her $171 wiNy Inimas that "ovenelllng law-lanes housholds HM pid ed rs $1,110 In MdU ^ jwanhvafar. Mhorcwridrdoshev '-,-'s which prefli agedi it this hove paid In pee by 1110 t the eqeus." nteofpOIkk, IshewureW One 4s1es 11:1y practiced Is failure r SPORTS LOS ANGELES (UP!) - It was neither an artistic success nor a financial one. But on a unseasonably cold Southern California 4J* 4,A 1 _ H Did VIEWPOINT - L. UJRJ(1II President Carter's voluntary anti-inflation plan leans heavily for its success on the affirmative Other response of organized labor. ______ __ Events in Britain do little to cheer the president as the time-table on the first major labor 4 Jt ,;:;~ 5% Of 0 contract to be negotiated In 1979 grows short. % The Teamsters Union current contract expires In March and the settlement on a new pact is likely to set the pace for other industries. .. %' %. ~ Government efforts in Britain to limit wage a, increases have set off an epidemic of crippling I WASHINGTON (NEA) - me noisy guns vs. strikes-Including a nationwide walkout by truck butter controversy surrounding President drivers that has paralyzed the economy for more Carter's "austerity" budget for fiscal 1*) Is all / ve ry scint il lating from a po c standpo liti al t, but .. than two weeks, in it needs to be put in perspective. Prime Minister James Callaghan Insisted that The dispute now raging over the relative Inflation required wage increases be limited to 5 allocation of resources to defense and social percent. Settlement have been approaching 17 programs actually involves no more than 25 percent. percent of the total spending called for by the The Carter guidelines are less rigid. The president's budget. president proposed In October that wage hikes be It is, In other words, a fight over the hole in the I budget donut while the real thing the other 75 held to 7 percent. percent earmarked for "uncontrollable" costs The president could take some encouragement largely escapes both congressional and public for the cautious support of his program by scrutiny. Teamsters Union President Frank Fitzsimmons. Something, obviously, Is out of whack here and But we don't know what the Teamsters will be the question which springs to mind is whether demanding when negotiations open. these so-called "uncontrollable" costs really 1. The British experience argues for a reasoned are, as implied, beyond the reach of would-be budget trimme rs In the White House and on response from U.S. labor. Britain, according to the Capitol Hill. Observer, a London newspaper, "faces the The answer, as It so often is in politics, is both frightening prospect of many hospitals under siege, yes and no. It all depends on which expenditures schools closed, rubbish piling up In the streets of you're talking about. cities, ambulance crews refusing to handle m Neither Jimmy Carter nor the Congress emergency calls, dead bodies unburied and SCIENCE WORLD much option when it comes to payment of the S municipal airports silenced." interest due on the national debt, for example, a And the British government's pay policy may tidy sum which next year amounts to 148.2 billion, nearly 9 percent of the entire obligations be in ruins along with the hope of controlling in. he F - both military and civilian - entered into In Cation. earlier years, and that adds un to another 97.9 As the teamsters get down to hard By EDWARD L DLONG billion, or 16.5 percent of budget outlays. bargaining, every citizen has a stake at the Odds and ends account for a few extra blillon TOjflij, Canada (UPI) -Studies by a New negotiating table. here and there, but the bulk of the "Un- York psychologist suggest seriously overwelgt* The Teamsters' answer to the Carter plea forcontrollable" spending -and a full 47.1 percent people may find a life of thimhi.. frightening :nattonal austerity" will establish the degree of ot the entire federal budget next year -will go M on thet many who d 1kw pounds táptym#ót I1 :c'#tnto ci*he the disesie olin' a as "entitlement" programs. Cation. tity. These are real dollar-gobblers Social Dr. Sandra Haber says her studies showed Security, medicare, medicaid, veterans benefits, people who lose great amounts of weight axcivilian and military retirement pay, disability, perlerice anxiety about their relations with kee p GSA Boss food stamps, welfare and the like. members of the opposite on, with their spouses, In every case, Congress at some time or other with their friends and even with their own image The uncertainty over the status of Jay Solomon, administrator has created these programs by law, setting forth of themselves. of the scandal-plagued General Services Administration, is tueligibility standards and benefit levels, with the She says her findings came as a surprise, timed to win public confidence in the continuing investigation of latter tied to the Consumer Price Index so they "Subjecta felt that when they were heavy, they GSA corruption. rise automatically with the cod of living, knew exactly what choices they could make and' Under Solomon's vigorous leadership, 41 indictments have Any Individual who meets the eligibility the few options that were open to them were been returned against GSA officials and contractors Involved in standards Is entitled to benefits, so to that extent clear," Ms. Haber said in a paper presented the to shady deals. More than two dozen have pleaded guilty program costs are indeed "WI. American Psychological Association, such charges of defrauding the government. controllable." "As they became thin, many few possibilities But Solomon has been criticized for being too frank with news What no one likes to discuss, however, is that a pp eared,from physical activities to new ln people In discussing GSA irregularities. In addition, he dirrei Congress could at any time change the laws year terrsonai relationships. Subjects felt torn Jr. last Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill the wrath of House governing eligibility requirements and benefit bets.n the different choices that were sutl4'hiy No.2 man, Robert Griffin, a personal when he fired the agency's levels for these entitlement program. And available and they often found themselves wre.friend of O'NeIll's. deed, that Is what will have to transpire If the tung with decisions that never needed to be President Carter, who is dependent upon O'Neill's cooperation budget I ever to be brought under meaningful considered before." la gettlngapprovalof White House legislation, created a new Job control. Obesity Is a health hazard of ,r,14r* for Grtffin, and now the White House has confirmed rumors that The federal budget as a whole has nearly proportions, with PSThIPS 00 ITIIIIIQI1 a talent search is under way for a successor to Solomon. MrWd& tripled in size over the past 10 years, but outlays Solomon has said he will determine himself when he Is to leave pie in the United State. alone, Ms. Haber for these entitlement oroarama have quadrupled said. office or quintupled In most cases; the Ione ax- ft said for most overwslgt* people obesity Until the extent of GSA corruption is revealed and resolved, caption is veterans benefits, which have 117 remains "a CIWOIIIC condition risist'4 to the president's effort should be to persuade Solomon to stay doubled. tr,at'p,4 and subject to relapse" despite all the not to seek a more mallsoble successor. attention the subject has attracted from doctors, Why the bin increase? Partly It Is due to the nevebolosids and other,. increasing percentage of elderly In America, Is. Habers studies focused on 12 people who drawing ever greater Social Security and lost a mlnlmn 100 pounds each in a medically medicare support -a trend which Is expected to supervised weight program. continue and tharpsndlllfurther. Part of the "These subjects showed a strong tendency to L44ler in the editer are welcemad for pu011eatiem. All letters grow th was caused by Congress. have beem overweight In childhood and were MW be elgued, with a maiHag addreus aid, I peselbie, a 1d.*. =dw.. the Identity of the writer may be veritist The Ewsiag Hemid ,00 respect the wishes of writers who do In peteL fl.Fveulig Herald ala, reserves JACK ANDERSON ___ am no their the right I. edit letters Islibel or IsCod" is spec. The University of Central Florida, wflidi went *0 and won the national championship, she noted that her players had set specific goals before the season. They wanted toimprove ona544 record and win the national totrnssnent. "You have to set realistic goals," Miss McDonald warned. "I wasn't all that certain If those were realistic, but they seemed insistent about it, so I went along. As It turned out, it was a realistic goal." And what about next year? "That's easy," she said. "No team has ever won back-to-back championships, and we want to be the first to do it." It falls right In line with her contention that a victory 1s20 per cent talent, 30 per cent desire and 50 per cent hard work. She Isn't talking about just volleyball, guys. objectives of athletics. "I don't coach athletes, I coach total persons," she told the gathering of 150 at the Mayfair Country Club shortly after they had downed a quick order of barbecue chicken. "By that, I mean I am strong on philosophy, motivating and goal-setting." Something of a look-alike for Carol Burnett (she even slurs an capresslon or two like the TV personality), Miss McDaniel pressed the Issue of goal. setting to the audlence_ Chances are, some of the football players at Monday night's Seminole High fall sports banquet were disappointed when they learned the guest speaker was a women's volleyball coach. What about Bear Bryant? Or Howard Cosell? At least, something besides a volleyball coach! Bear, Howard or half a dozen of the country's top banquet speakers could not have done better than Lucy McDaniel, as It turned out. Miss McDaniel didn't try and convert those linemen into volleyball players, or even suggest they would like It. Her message was so straightforward and to the point that the densest lineman on the football team would We a few of her suggestions and improve himself both on the field ..- - 114. Sin Kissi ill. lay Rucker 1$1,Lisis Miller lit Sam Kamin*y 175, As Ferrer 115, George Daly 174. Gladys Granneman 173, Adam lifthingor 171, Edward Knell 171, Macian Miller IN, Francis Piieger 10. Margaret lIalilly 155. HIP Series: Nernifl Seck US. Al AHISII 511, Mac McKIbkon 144, Verne Peel 164. los. Patrick 517, N.Y RUCkIr IlL ItOId Hirsdt 495 Liele Millir III. Mliii SIWki 114. JOe HI "0041ilfts High Games: Evelyn Baker, MImI its. 17$, Diane Hollenbeck, MATINEES: Cottons Sanitation. 147: Arm Curtis 170, Sandy Moore 134, Donna Rogers 147, Ruth Smith 136, Cooks Corner; Jan Hover 191, Phyllis Molt, 20$. Flagship lank, Janet Eve 139, Hbghbenki Marina; Lucille Ciark iso, J&S Underground, Joenitte HItc$icen 116, J&$ Underground. Mon.-We4.-SaI. NEW S ALL 11111111 $6 Trilecla Sea $41 Yr-usda Wbol ALL 12 RACES Pilfi? 191, George Daly IN. Slim KIoisl di, Morn IltIlkiger 475,5111 Wienssanitation; Ann Cyrus 422, Skein 474. MacWet Likely 41. Cooks Corner: Jackie Deplzol 314. lam K1111kISky 415. kdwi Knewl WOTM No. 2; Yes, Isyanl 341, 453. Joe Perer 04 Macian Miller iii FiCi5 PResS, " Cosoelid Iplhls: Ilk Whelm 1.7: biaS ONbesis 3-7; MirIam VanDeyme 1.7: Francs l&geml $I Melon Peirw 543-5-10.3-Il: Joe VNd 3-720.3-Wi I.$l5 MiI5 S-li, $hIi Ted TaSlas 314: VirliS $mNhi 1.10, Verne P@1111 3-10: VIrgil $m$b 3-14: Ake 3.15: Francis Once 1* GaIMhk HIgikanks Marina, Jienetto -.-- -. .•--.------- -•.•. S Thoriday Ladies' Nile fRIFOffluin Hit. . AS WWwWwW. Cejiygrte4 SpiNs: Hotel MaImer 5- KffmelI 7, FI.01lp led; Linde But a-u, HieSkanki Marina: Verne Dickens 1410, WOTM Ne.l. N. ols,h- , Other H*Iigbis: Turkey DIMS Nollsnmbck. Deitona Sanitation; Turkey 4 in I row Phyllis Molt, Flagship Sank; TrUy Jeenelte lI$1Iv47*l$-531.11e5 $an.NsOas% 1$ Hitchca*, AS Underground. - -. - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - -- -- -- -- MATINEE Pest Time hIS p.m. High Series: Evelyn laker IN, Mimi hi Diane Hoitenbick 413, I __i__..- (Clewl Sunday) I _ -- - - -. - �&A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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PARTS SR 22'S Filed Rejections Cancellation For High Risk MIXON AUTO PARTS and MACMINI SRP 222 S. Magnolia Ave. essay in the Voice of Democracy contest held by the Winter Springs VFW Post and Auxiliary No. 50. Phono 322-I110111 BLAIR AGENCY & PAINT 323-3866 PAINTSUPPLIES --. Seiikwiije 2)0 MAGNOLIA 322.422 323-7710 SANFORD Herald pietes by Jean M.w.sen Brunch Honors 'MECHANIC ON DUTY *S' $4. 94 TIRES BALANCED FOR $10 TIRE REPAIR NEW TIRES CALL LYNDA Of 4 jjy wiiitics OF AUTO GLASS AND SEAT CO. REPLACES VINYL TOP 131.7878 OFFER EXPIRES Auto Glass And Seat Co.: 0 HWY. 434, LONOWOOD 3.7.7 Help For Looks, Safety You can make your van uniquely yours with picture windows and small windows in various shapes by going to the firm that specializes In custom glaze Installation - Auto Glass and Seat Co., 315 S. French Ave., Sanford. No job Iatoo small or too big for Auto Glass and Seat Co., which has done custom glass Installation for a local ambulance fim. If you have a cracked or .broken window or WiflCMhLild In your a Y "& m takeiart I Auto Glaze and Seat Co. for replacement. With convertibles rapidly becoming acollector's item, if you are lucky enough to own one Auto Glass and Seat Co. can restore it to Its original glory by installing a new convertible top. In addition to the more usual work of installing seat covers in autos and vans, the company has covered seats from aircraft and Owner Lewis Childers opened the business in Sanford 11 years ago on Second Strest Wm moving to the present location on French Avenue and Fowth tirost. The seven trained employees In Auto Glass and Seat Co.'s shop are ready and able to tackle your Job, whether it Is Just routine or presents a special challenge. WI SPICIALIZI IN Vinyl Top . Ceaverttbfo Tips. All Type Glass Covers COW jjj : Auto Glass 1 8 Soot Cover Co. 311$. FRENCH AVE. Ph. 322402 WE IEPAIR 11111106 SANFORD BOATS We asks OHM*06 cowS We Mcsaasrci fl0-1 kl 411 boats SWINOLE BOATS INC. 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This year's Commander Hasley Hart, theme was "Why I Care About District 18 Chaplain Nancy Booth, State soloist and District America". 18 Deputy Chief of Staff Kay Pamela and her other seven Bessent, (who led the group in semi-finalists were honored at singing "God Bless America". an awards dinner held at the Charter Commander of Winter Winter Springs Civic Center. Park Post 10180 George Smith, First runner-up was Pamela and the commander of the Leigh, second runner-up was Winter Park Post, Manly Teresa Russell, and the othtr Sanders. semi-finalists included Lorrie Winter Springs Post Com. Howell, Lisa McClung, Sharon mander Ed Ramsey, Auxiliary Burkhart,Mary Bloomfield, President Esther Jacobs, and the lone male entry, Bill Secretary and VOD Co. Taulbee. All finalists received chairperson Frieda Dysert, and commemerative plaques and other officers and members of the top three recieved checks the Winter Springs Post and for $50,$30, and $15 respec. Auxiliary were also in at. tively. tendance. In And Around Altamonte Kick Up Your Heels Af'Encounter'Dance How about an opportunity to kick up your heels and have a great time? JOAN ___________ Joe Schuren, sophomore at Lyman High School was having a good time playing softball In his neighborhood that is, until he broke two bones in his MADISON Just bring your favorite Altamonte dance partner to the "Love on Saturday Night" dance to be Correspondent ankle trying to make base. 8317215 held at St. Mary Magdalen's He's beginning to manipulate Social Hall on Maitland Avenue his crutches quite well, and is on Feb. 3 from 9 p.m. to 1 am. back at school after a four day The "Carousels" promise to absence. play old and new favorites at employees: Joe Nesbit Marlene West is In Florida the dance, which Is being celebrated his birthday on the sponsored by Marriage 22th; Stanley Human's whose Hospital Altamonte recovering Encounter. happy day was the 35th; and from pneumonia. Her students at Bishop Moore For additional information, Barbaras Fanok who is looking High School miss her and wish call Mary or Dave Keinhofer forward to the 31st. her a rapid recovery. at 2774740. Another delightful event to help a good cause and have fun The Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees and your column on what to give noise, clutter and general at the same time Lithe Morning Jayceettes honored Mayor and what not to give old folks turmoil of the average family Star Fashion Show. Norman Floyd and mayors Pauline Cavanaugh, 6441166, from Winter Springs and for Christmas, I thought you Christmas. Is in charge of reservations for Longwood at an early morning should win the Woman of the Old people find it much easier the annual show which will be breakfast during Jaycee Week. Year award. Then Iread the Accept holiday greetings by held at 11:30 am. on Feb. 2 at postscript and changed my An tkgiji 6415 rnau or poone, or IN anon VISIt the Sheraton Twin Towers. mind. were City Commissioners _____ You say, "To be alone at from grandchildren Christmas is sad beyond companled by noise-making There's a big celebration QUldreu Deloresand Vickers, Peggy tae Constantine. toys or Indigestible food. measure. Give the greatest planned for all couples DEAR 97AKM:rm wre of aU to someone who fam the Police Chid Justu Ent also Some parenb Mod famUy celebraUng their 251h or 50th the rash. year. attended the 7 a.m. breakfast, Never have I m anything so yu speak for many. The last bleak prospect of being alone, festivities tiring, and we older wedding anniversary this will be and heard Rev. Kurt Biel of ridiculous ln all my We. Ithink thiagy., seed frees me is a an Invitation to spend the folks are even shorter on A special mass this doll should get the lecture an the tmpertaace of holiday with you and your patience and endurance. &qq celebrated by Bishop 'fll.ognas Ascension LidheranChurth of alone away frogn Um comr. Grady at St. Margaret Mary Cuselberry commend the Qrlstma toy booby prize of dW and ezereffe, boll hear family." tbfl She who dea net take cave You are so wrong, Abby! motion of holiday hubbub is far Catholic C1$IWd) at 2:00 p.m. on mayors for their cooperative the year, don't you? spirit. Of 11111111 ftVdpM4d MY 'N' People who are accustomed to from .," Feb. 11. PASCO. WASH. Stud koriMi eM of tuess. During the week, the Jaycees living alone would be driven to masswill be followed by DEAR PASCO Well, lM'i held a membership night, In an d ABBY: When I read distraction by the confusion, ALONE BUT NOT LONELY a reception for the couples $1say the dlapir fash dillis which six new members Joined, their families. s.ewbsre seer the b.ües. andamedhaappreclatlon night. A "Havt Birthday" DEAR ABBY: CoeM me as another Wift who mdii... In ft clood, but ad case. I'm REVIVAL hung up about nity or sex. DEAR ABBY: My 6-year-old daughter received a doll for Christmas that Is diolgited to develops diaper rs! The doll comes with a little kit of pills which, when mixed with water and fed to 11* doll, cause the doll to break out with &apsr rash. There is another solution to feed the doll that ffl Shop Rain or Shine InOirOfticeWith Realklope RIALTOR 2435½ 1 Preach (17.12) jP Diap Rash Doll Should Get Booby Prize Of Year 3 Ii., 2½ Ii fireplace, sitS large family tN parch Mill The Real titus Alsncy U,I,.. v John Booth, a resident of A plaque and word of thanks were given to Lake Howell High Winter Springs spoke before the School Speech teacher Sharon assembly and gave reasons Uchtelg who coordinated the why his city needs and wants its contest for the Winter Springs own post office and zip code. He organization. A plaque was asked for help from the awarded to dive Thomas and delegation and recieved radio station WDBO, for their pledges of support. helD and use of their facilities to Ed and Gladys Ramsey tape the essays, and a plaque to Lake Howell Principal Richard recently celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary by going Evans. out to dinner, and then visiting Happy Birthday wishes to with Ed's mother who is a Esther Jacobs who celebrated resident of a local nursing this happy occasion on Jan. 14. home. Esther is the president of the Winter Springs Ladles Happy Birthday wishes to Auxiliary to Post No. 5405 that community minded lady Winter Springs City Hall was Frieda Dysert, whose birthday the site for the January meeting was Jan -22. of the Seminole County Double good wishes go to legislation delegation on Jan. 22. In attendance were Winter Springs resident Vern Chariman Rep. Bob Hattaway Bessent who celebrated a birth(5-33), Rep. Bobby Brantley day on Jan. 21 and also his (R.D-34), Sen. John Vogt, return to work after a serious Senator Clark Maxwell, Jr., accident and Seminole County Cornmissioner Bob French. Dan and Jerry-Ann Hoffman Agenda items included celebrated their first wedding changing Seminole Memorial anniversary on Jan.21. The Hospital from a public facility week before they had the to a "not-for-profit" private pleasure of entertaining her hospital and the road conditions bro er, Danny th Martin of W est and their priority status in Seminole County, with par- Palm Beach. ticular emphasis on Lake Mary Blvd. and SR 419. - J MAYFAIR EXCLUSIVE REALTY WORLD* 'f ji I ' BY Appofotming rdim WUN ) • .i 1. tv '" Ak SERVICE a. RENOVATI ON $02 Hwy. 434, Longwood 11/a miles East of 14 ! iJ11NlM.$ilder, Lot 1ILMISIffi wum luke. $111 . S ARIZA P0 OL Warren A. & Agnes Patrick to T. Headlands, Inc. to Falcon Div. Chas. W. & Shirley L. Roberts to Samuel F. & Marlenna D. Pratt, W. I Elsie B. Moro, 106 Oaks C?., Wm. Michael I Alberta H. Fincher, Co., Undiv. Lot $6 Fox Run Subd. Sr. toAllen Boyd l Anne A. Wallace, 1100 Sent. Unit 20 The Oaks of Sanford, Lot 13 ilk A Fairland Ests., $31,500. Jr., Beg. 441.4' W of NE corof NW'/4 $70,000. Foxwood Div., Ltd. to U.S. Home etc. Sec. 1720.30. 110.000. Omni Constr. Corp. to Larry A. a, Alvin L. I Lois S. Anderson to .tos. Rosemary M. Richter, Lot 31 Sky Corp., POB SCSI, Clearwater. SW¼ A.J. I Jane F. Adcock to Thad A. of NE¼ & 5E¼ of NW'/4 of NW',, of 1. Cheryl A. Rush, Lots 13, 16 ilk G 0. Sutherland, Lots S. 6 ilk C Tract Lake in the Woods, S35,Soo. If Sanlando Spgs., 111.000. Ralph E. & Roselle B. Kelly to Sec. 72129.$I92,000, Buena Vista Est. S18,000. Fred I. & Ellz. W. Blanchard to Jerry A. & Norma J. Stahl.y, Lot S Omni Constr. Corp. to Joan R. Phillip D. I Margaret A. Deire to Donald L. I Janet I. Stevens, Part of ilk 0 Carriage Hill Unit 4, $40,900. Dolph, Lot 4, Sky Lake In the Woods. Rezvanlah E. Collestan, Trustee, Lots 1, 2, 3 ilk 2 W. Wiidmer,, S391200. Robt. Pendleton to Robt. I Ann S. Lot 4, ilk B Golfview Est Sec. of $7,100. Omni Constr. Corp. to Wm. L. 1 Meredith Manor Unit 1. $63,300. Pendleton, Lot 9 Mecca Hammock, Joanne P. Barnard, Lot 23 Sky Lark Headlands, Inc. to Falcon Div. Jack L. I Martha A. Jewell to 1100 Some as above, S 693' of Lot I in the Woods. $14,169. Co., Lot 7 Fox Run Subd. $5,000. Forrest I Green, Lots 9, 10 ilk 41 United Assoc. Homebldrs., inc. to The Huskey Co. to Entec., Inc. Lot Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful Mecca Hammock, $100. Some as above. W 165' Cl $ 693' of David Al. Vonna E. FurnIsh, Lot 13 iS ilk 0 Sweetwater Oaks Sec. 12. Palm Sgs. Sec. SIAOO. Verne Chaney Subd. $50,300. $39,900. Nasek S. Mlckill, wid. to Lot C Mecca Hammock, $100. United Assoc. Homebldrs., Inc. to Fl. Land Co. to Fl. Residential Raymond MI Georglanna L. Cook, Eastern Orthodox Catholic Joyce A. Clampitt, Lot ii Verne Communities, Inc. Lot 6$, The Lot 11 ilk S Weath.rsfiefd lit Add,, Chinch in Am., Inc. to Diii 0. Chancy Subd. $53,300. 136.000. Highlands Sec. I. $1,300. SnIder, Alice Adair, & Queen M. Cherry's re. Agency IGin. Francis R. & Marsha K. Brach to Snider, Same as Above. $72,500. Univ. of On., Db.a Lake Contracting Co., Inc. to Sharon , Dallas Jay Lie, sgi., Lot 3 ilk 2 Jackson. Lot I Less N 37.25' ilk C Highland Preparatory School, to Rapist of Snail 1,2 N. Orl. Town It* (QCD) Tompkins Div. Co. of Fl., Fellowship Add. p0o. Diane J. Stokes, Lot 17, ilk H N. Cr1. Ph Add Village of N. On., $34000. Inc. to Alan A. & Judy M. Lila N. Wynn to Y.Eni., Inc. Fred Weller, trustee to Joe Lee & Finkelstein, Lot 223 Trailwood Es?, Lots 25, 29 ilk A Buena Vista Est Robt. H. & Doris E. Koeppel to . Marlorie bet Fulgin, Lot 3 Sans Sect 2. $100. $3,000 Mabel G. Howard 1. Son Robt. P. Souci, $34000. Dorothy H. Ferris. sgi. to Barton Bldg 0 Cherrywood Gardens Condo. (QCD) Nancy W. Chorpsning IC John H. I . Olivia M. Pitcher, From NE Doris M. Becker to Wm. R & Nancy W. Sharps. Lot '- cor. of Sec. 2.3030. *132.000 Iiianvenidol. Maria T. Rivera, Lots Galilmor, Homes, Inc. to Anthony 14, 17 , ii ilk 51 $anlando the Suburb ilk S Phillips Ravenna Park Sec. of John P. .ler v.y, Trustee to Ronald J. & Lucy Lang Zara, Ill, Lot 12 Loch Arbor.$100. Beautiful Palm foes, Sec.. 003.000. Chester t.. Smith to Wm. C.& loan Francis I Kathryn E. Banner, Lot Whisperwood at Sabal Point. 1st VA. Mtg. I. RI Inv. Trust to 690.000. e Gardner, Lot 12 The Highlands 323 Forest Brook 3rd Sec. *33.900. Harrison a. l. Beverly A. NaSh,, Lot Sic. Denial C. & Barbara L. body to Gary D. & Debra C. Rowlin to 1. $34000. 20$ Laps Vista Subd., $11333. Sabal Point Prop., Inc. to Michael Vickie Rae Seyk & Ronald Alan Francis E. I Cedilla C. Soatwtigtit, Thos W. & Dorothy C. Burke to D. & Barbara Styli. Lot 21 ilk B Lake Brantley Lot 143 Wrenwood Hgts. 1.0.300. Lot John Cl. Martha A. Fakin, Lot 30$ Cypress LandingF. Walsh. Lifetime Homes, Inc. to John S. & Sabel point. Isles 2nd Add. $25900 at Winter Sags. Unit 4, 175.000. Ernest G. & Shirley J. Lord to Beverly A. Kueiv, Lot 13 revised plot $13,400. Mary V.iora Pair I Martha AnneMagnolia Corp. to Craven Allan L. & Patricia A. Wischmeyer, of ilk S The Springs Spreading Oak Lee to Walter H. I Ruby 0. Cannon, Div. Co., Inc.,S.,. P.0.1. Lot 29 Wekiva Lot 30 ilk B The Colonnades let Sec. Village. $8,000. E176'ofWlIVof Lot lO&E120'of Hills Sic. g. SM.=. $34,000. (QCD) Miller Div. Inc. of Cocoa W 100' of N 4' of Lot C Eric An. Kenneth J. Mason to Beverly S. Magnolia Sir. Corp to NoW A. & Beach to Casselborry Gardens, Inc., dirsOn's Add to Oviedo, SIR. Karen Nelson I Gordon I Helen MUM Lots 3,4a,Nly Lot 553 Lot o lit Add toC,,rysi00 Wrenco Hom.s. inc. to Chas. low. Cedro Collins, Inc. to O.R.S. Corp. Undiv. ½ lot, each d.b.a. Iii isle Sec. Cl Loch Arbor Sec. 330. 1 Judith L. Gill, Lot 3$ Wnenwood NS1IOO.YOUOen & Aim., Lot 1$ 301100. N%1Of N1¼ of NE¼ Sic. 34.21.30. Unit 32nd Add., $46,101 Grace C. Lind,bom, Trustee to W*iva Hills $212400. wn.nco 9$omss, Inc. to John Wm. Bonnie Sue Cole, Lot 030 Sec. 14.30. Srgpiwy Sidrs,, Inc. to Jots. 1.1 Clara J. Dippy, Wid. to Wilfred I. & Carel Ours, Lot 3$ Wninwood Sirs D. Hdsden, $12,900. Jr. Lot I Ilk A Do. $, Janice W. Renoir, LotS Ilk C Unit 32nd Add., $45101 Grace C. Lhtdbiom, Truste, to Crystal lows 2nd Ads. Tanslawooil Sec. 2. $7400. Wrsncs Homes. Inc. to Larry S. & David P. Muir to Carla J, Muir Edmund I Teresa M. Quintero. Lot (QCD) lit Fed. Cr1, to Wm. C. & lorwis A. lads. Lot 305 Wrenwood 3025 Sussiui Rd., WP Let 14 Ilk 024 Sec. 14-20-33.113,90. Lynn T. Bolin, Carport Unit 0.4 Unit 3 lOd Add., $4J01 James. E. 1 Dais S. Maier to Winter Woods Unit 4. $JUN. Lake Villas Condo. $1,100 (QCD) Meredith Manor Utilities Bonnie L. I Robt. Dale Anderson, Mark V. Ltd. Inc. to Jerry S. B.D. & Jack H. Owen to Jack W. Corp.toinsaM.redIm,LOISO34kA FdnaJenatt,Sto Lot 123 Trailwood Est. bc. 1. .Lot51Wski,i $34000. Harris & Wm. M. Quayle Sr. W 310' & Lot 111k S Mobile Manor 2nd Sic. Sic. 3. $43400. ClLOt$1O1&33Lft5w IS- &53$' $11,333. Clara C. Stinger, Wid. to Clara C. Keifer 0. Tucker,Jr., road St. Joseph's Sued. 1330.000. a, I4$ri1 C. I loverly 0. Crawford Trustee to lamsoo Cove Ind Stinger I Arlene R. Becker, Lot 7 Lomas & Nettleton Co. to Sicty. to Beverly D. Crawford, CI. Lot 7 Ltd., Lots 5 9, Ilk. F Refloat of Tract 37 Saniando HUD, Washington, D.C. 1¼ 11,11, 12 Ilk. 4 . Cl 11111 Sterling Park Unit Z silo Springs. $100. Rosalind s. S IM Sec. 7.3130, $1333. Phillip H. Login to Lee A. I Ella. United Assoc. Homebidrs., Inc. to HaIlmarI Salvatore R. $crlto to John A. & Inc. to Root. A. Garrett, leg at NI car Cl Lot 4 David CI.n, Ildrs., Lot $5, Ilk I N. O?I. Michael T. & Sai*a L. Swolgart, Carolyn I. lajis, Lt 15 5j 5 Ilk) N: Cr1. Ranches Sec. go $11,333. Lot 30 Verne Chinsy Wild. 5*111. 5rftmj Woods. $35,111 Randwe, Sic. 9. $47,1 lOot. 1.1 Jan M. Foley to W. Roil. 0.1 Jan15 L. Sims to Jots: 'IL44AI.4m4 Lewis III, Frances M. Crwninitt, Lots MI DaroIky 0. Nails Lot $ Ilk 0 34.2$ liplot Cl Meal Manor Volt 2. Swietwater Osks Sec. 1. $135111. F' TMtw ff9.9*u! Ifi 563* Thee. 00.1 Kay Zabel to lOot. H. The Nushay, Co. to Marciffa S. & Julia C. Kalilrm, Lot 13, SlIP Grattam, Oba Heart Homes, Lot 1 the Woodlands. 143.151 Ilk I Laiit*atv C11111111 Unit I. OlIn Am. Hsmas ii Fl., Inc. to $47,910. CIten. A. I Louise A. MacKi,wisy, Join N.& "My W.McCIbWsckfo Let 13 811k I $tIrllne Park Unit 3. N. Keel Scam, Unit 0.503 5141.1 *45*. Fairway Viltas Condo. 540.051 Greet Am Fit to jW10 F. KIICWf9,$01.teF.PIIVICE& ShirliCharbe. $*Cl Lao 7&N Alicia N. Ryan Same as Above. 314" Lot Ilk I Ilminils To FAMILY PAIN IONS 105150. IipIii-13L11 'reallskine on. Co. Cl Fl.. lnc to libol P011W Prop., Inc. to Ike M34411 Wes. Civil $ TrWy TriscodliNs. Nitlins C001111.• Lot 1$ Cygees Lee * Tr$lheesl 100 In. 3*47.444. llflhij it MWp ', SAN IISOUAN Mig. Corp. to ONe CGCD) Citsy Allen Ww4 to j.s. 4. $Pr 1101. I AUC. AO** Igi. & I Jackie L. IlIckVlw. st so s.ot a 'FREE -NOW TO HANG CLINIC (upper photo). Butler, the new chairman (lower left), presented a plaque of appreciation to outgoing Chairman Charles McClellan who shows It to wife, Virginia (right), and new board member, Lynda Mays, allot Longwood. The shop is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. or call 322-8032 for an estimate or appointment. - Adv. REALTY TRANSFERS Board New YMCA Dr. and Mrs. Michael Butler (center) greet new YMCA Board of Management members Sheila Brown (left). secretary, and Lynn Whiting, both of Longwood, at brunch honoring new board members at the Butler's Sweetwater Club home VACUUMS decorated interiors for truck cabs. Interior work, such as headliners, seat covers and carpeting, on all types of cars are a specialty as well as restoring vinyl tops. They can give your old car a new lease on life by refurbishing it both inside and out. v...'o a Democracy (VOD) National Broadcast Scriptwriting Scholarship program was the 32nd such event. Winter Springs winner was 18 year old Pamela Bryars, a senior at Lake Howell High School. Her winning essay will be Judged on a VFW District level, then if chosen, will 71 GENEVA DR. (COR. HWY 426$ 41) OVIEDO, FLORIDA COMPANY, INC. 'S : a SHARE TIRE CO. GLASS £ PAINT SANFORD Thic ...a •__J-- S Benjamin Moor. Paints Pin Paints I PHONE 2510 A. OAK AVE. A COMPLETE LINE I Tuesday, Jan. 30,1979-111 In And Around Winter Springs BEAUTY SALON 'VI1IP SINCE 19114 Mon.. Wed. C.I-Tues.Ttwrs.F.'i. 9.5-Sat. 5-2 TUNE IT YOURSELF PireI,n AM -. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. if CORRINEMAHON. SHIRLEY TURNEk DIANE SUTLER I START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising ON NOW OURSELVES Beauty Begins With Glorious Looking Hair ...and an expert stylist is your hair's best friend. MSM - Congratulations to Elizabeth H. Vickers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Vickers, for making the dean's list at Mississippi State University for the 1978 fall semester. - a me In And Around Longwood 0I• Mrs. chipper A Hit _ At Birthday Party FvfrcenLivnverl whd1lbltad when the lii are 00t. 1 ,1 1 1 My husband drools over 911 With gred 4111111116. bat fism 11110111 Io to W=" air four ctukken, too mueb -' and not enos# a. erdse1 Ieag In some places and of shire celebrated his sixth birth. others. In other W0tdI I'm day with a yard pasty on Jan of the way I look rimcklh,d. Alter several rounds of i go flat pity bocmes I'm puy$isand 'tover. jiM $000 lay to do something "duigI,ig" themselves with a about the shape I've let myself LINDY'S AUTO CENTER (0101 STOP SERVICE) PAW uIdNOT SNOP •cOMPtmAvTo alANul. 4 ___ ____ __ ____ My hest'd doesn't notice su enjoyed watching Corey t shop M is when I'm open glfts,well playing hodiutal, he 111011111111111 left 'to ISM - uIcNAu.du. INOPIN N 322.210 ___ ____ cefs am Trvd AccoMM oil - MARSHA WATT L.gwaid - 1100W carps VispI To" ares"4 or 0 -, ov.rhesrd Corey saying to MM Chipper, "you Jot made my baYs bel(N oW fellS 01 fat in hm • wW ___ ' - _ - _ 1, W*IN. So I %mdiues in the doik to as will amy fe.l IPEAJUNG FOR MANY 14 g.. Was U' ticilar qilte exciting. Her neisIL(1pp,r."Corey's g,ij, ises ad 1nkd mm whs wWA for his lk I I'd 3. he tild ' day. --------- ------ -- - JAN. 24O41 'flTTUI6-WID' I- Rev. Wen. Caldwell ls3O PM SANFORD FIRST ASSIMILY OF GOD se W. n* ST.. SANFORD PASTOR-49V.I. DON COX Flanagan, Robbie Wilson, Tithe Gresnan, Bethany Wait, Mary Jo Connell, DarvIn Boothe, Jennifer Moscoso, SW mm's psraset" Deals. Singleton, Denny 01 a !IPhiII! Donald Measles, "flppr was am n LMI7 'WWIG. perakid at his in school is uwmqw Cooper, Shelly Bust, Mona MaI'I'WI Wt he added Uw b parakeet Is Arita Slid NiCholS 1 4'I. _____ ___ 4ilksa ad 'grs Bends Jachi. ms,iid NO that she Acher of New Smynna Beach. 11 -------.------- SERVICES Guests for the big event Inchided Karen and Michael - -- Fall Fashions - - _-. - .. . . S.-- - ri 2 16-220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322.2524 �I 26,-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1t7 legal TV HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE "Cinderella Liber. ty" (C) (1913) James Cain, Marsha Mason. A aillor falls in love with a seattle prostitute he won for a night In a pool game. (2) (4)00 natural gas pricing bill examined. MENT 6:30 (2) dZ NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS is (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME P.M. NEXT STEP BEYOND 0EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Nell Sedaka. SDICK CAVEIT 8:00 (2)5 MARK TWNN'S AMER. CA "Abe Lincoln: Freedom Fighter" A turning point In the life of Abraham Lincoln, who serves as defense lawyer for a 9.55 i000 (1)(M CARD 1111HARIKS )• ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ioao (1) S ALL THE PRICE IS NIGHT 1100 (1)5 HIGH ROLLERS SHAPPY DAYS (N) (2)5 WHEEL fOC! (4)5 SEARCH FOR TOMON. (2) (M H OLLYWOOD SQUARES MIDDAY 1:30 (2)5 DAYS OF OUR (4 TUNIS tJTE5(ThU) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY ISUNAISIE (2)2-COUNTRY FISHING (PRI) the bedroom. LAST ) DAYS PG 300 tERM. (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRO (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD MA'$H (N) L EL1000h$PANY 400 (2) EMERGENCY ONE TNSODDOOUPLK • HOGAN'S HEROES (MON. WILSURN He Savors , PLAZA I I) 7:30-9:30 MM WEDNESDAY MORN. 1 1 1 1111111 1 1 1 1 1110_____ iYuv mimi WAY PLAZA N-)WED. ONLY - IN • • MORNING • BARGAIN Screams, FMMVMORWOVM reached almost scientific fiddle-footed career as FOCCIOD MOG AMBIII________ dates by moviemakers these days as evidenced in novelist, math teacher In laly and Greece and traelor • SESAME STRUT the latest horror film, driver in I$S'M1 amoiIiiii odw 0000MOI*IIIISFLONIOA $ 1AU UAT$. ; I NEWS CONNIEMAJORS City Clark Publish: Jan. 23, 3c 1979 DEF.95 ____________________ PUBLIC NOTICE THE -FARMERS HOME AD. MINISTRATION HAS FOR SALE, FROM TIME TO TIME, FARM. DR P.71 __________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION Pile Number 794 CP Division • IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT FOR SIM INOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 764MCP IN Net ESTATE OF MATTIE S. TWIGOS a-k-a MAY11! SUE TWIGOS tie original body bscomssdandIs4ipoeed of In huh coUrters, KwAftnall doeirly esjoysd iutieeit well duly officer Deceased, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED wNhDMM d lm.aard NImoy. Abirul every sow Is koviod wo neallayed toner frequailly laJId hi. with at me estate Is oougsas luistrem wtisse adOrns is P.O. theuse, SaII*dI lelilIMis Ciwily, Florida. The ponamI reprisut- Ran ie, Sanford, Fl,, 3277). The name and address of the personal taliveif the State is PhIlIl TWISIS. rgratIv attorney we so *m low. be sera" FISriOS Wit. All psrsens havin claims or AN parsons havh claim or demand. against the State demand. .gal, WITHIN THREE required, WITHIN THREE required, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE,to file with the clerk THIS NOTICE, Is tile with the clerk whew address lo 1551 West rs,uisid r,st'tkn I. esvorsd TODAY . _____ GOOD MONNINS AMUIPwIPuRCAat'e*. .. by PW1 Ea, vhs rst, huviai beIng. dirm4sd the r01 the through the growth of 0:00 CAPTAN iS DISCO PsVui planet vhs wrive on .sth 116$ movie whtth bece a mysteriously ugly pods. oskfthi*, Oaee thehapl".f.ls iaan - STUDIO SEE (NON, UI, bierjg 40. Rnben Is new to bwm ftm vhit ona , '.pi, hun__ lbs old Alfred Hitchcock PI'I* IflOvilS aid the coloolilljo ad biliest over by 1111111. F&!. V it at* A. tuft "Fear Is fgiWiaj' Ka - - - - 0 - _.*&6._ ft k'A~_ a religion sad on a room trtoHullj,osd r r . 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II in writIng and MUSt lildiCati the - f. •, •,,,r........ 9.: .• -•- • • . • TO RIGISTIR FICTITIOUS NAMU Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Florida Statute I63.0, that the .:. • fwkvs ii the uncertainty shall be ..s1: nature it lbs uncertainty shill be ciaim is scw,o, me Iowa If lii Clint is ISIUI'idP the Ny am N described. The secursy shall be desctllid. 001 dather sufficIent claimant shill 0~ lUftiCilof OWN at lbs claim to Ike clerk to CMOs of Ike claim Is Ike clerk Is enalNNadwttoMellenscopyfo a" _ft ___rhlemilllsup,fo • . Undersigned, desiring to engage In Maths 5. Truge sk Maths lus TvI _____ ATTORNEY • • FOB 18-Help NIPSSISNTATIVS: C C111111111111111" RUINS • • huh $117) • 7:' • au 1*Na: • January 55. Vtiii . ,•• - •,• i, . ... • I'S IU*d, Pt. W$ ., • 1 Tiij: $1 ' RN $531n •. * PelVVU7 d, •...• • • • • laundry area, workshop, porch, beautiful shrubs, fruit trees, well and plenty outside faucets *31.000. Child Care-i Pinecrest student 1' 2 Lakeview students. Before & alter school, prefer your home. 3236125. kept home and nice land. scaped yard. 3.2 only 4 years old, owner being transferred. Lake this ad. and It we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1100-432-1403 anytime for recorded message. . y . FEES & TERMS 21-Situations Wanted have the I will do household work or child care, days or nights 3225304 anytime lobs for you STHEe I (+) acre residential building lot located in growing area. $12,000. ADDRESSERS- MAILERS wanted $200 weekly possible The Real Estate Agency REALTORS country. ENJOY THE SECURITY ideal for golden years or lust ENJOY A GLOWING F I RE On a cold Winter night. This 3 BR, l½bhomehasa King site LR w old brick Fe. All you need is the pop corn. Good location pecked with extras to please you. $37,100. CHEAPER THAN GROCERIES • • ' P.M. in the Commission Chambers, -. - 117. The City Commission reserves the right to accept or to relict any or all bids in the best interest of the City Sanford. Richard F. Quiglay Maids. Full time seasonal em. ployment. Experienced only. Days Inn Sanford. , $.A-Flnindal SeMcss APPLICATIONS taken by phone, 1st, 2nd & commercial loans. IS yr. financing on td mortgage. Call Tom Krause, Potter Mod. NOTICE Adamson Rd., Orlando. 6211150 Licensed Mortgage Brokers. AMERICAN VETERANS n-4tooms Chap,,' • 30 of Sanford Hwy. 17-fl 1979 Sanford- 500 S. Oak. I Ste South of Sanford at 15$ last Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs, Seminole Furn from month, $2.5 week. Excellent. Call 322-9533 Meetings _________________________ NOTICIUWDER am. or now that your ganization can this listing each Apts. for Senior Citizens. Downtown, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Pahmitte only $3.50 per is is an Ideal FIdItiius Name W'" Florida fl wed 2 BR, Furn. hiuse, as children. WI me. Gilir Really 32243661 or - Presleint Amerlan Lehen Member tAIlING Club Huisi Is Oemtodaylaweek. DEVELOPMENT, INC. SlY: LOUVIAB. Giedman. mini Downtown Sanford wireliotRa space avell UisJOr We ciii 3237161. 41-HoUses Kulckuiilsoipen Sdays a week. Prisided bud WOW as me piano - everyTlwrs.NIIIW Franlile & Johnny PACIFIC REIOURCESIpIC. slY: Paula M. Ruemas Featured Every pri. Set. Nights mu every Sat. & Men. w7 5r1y Bird 7:11 P.M. Plow" RESOURCES. ____ cap-Is • That's çlasslf led Ads LONESOME HOME 3 BR, 1 bath home in Sunland on spacious tree shaded loll Excellent locatloni Super Starter Hornet Neat IMany Extrasl Yours for *25,9001 ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath home w-dining range, ret., entry kichided In this ilst$n Nil: O 24 CLAUIPIID DIPAITMENT, • 11 .sh 1511101 HOUR . 322•9283 You'll be surprised at the space Inside, quality In the present swImming pool, fireplace In the FR & HUGE 10*10 master IN, formal DR & other plus features. Priced at $47,750 w.varlous terms avail. . mm PVINING$W.*I$ 3112,1111111111 ase.us.n7. 13'. 1. 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service i-ti 2565 REALTORS Iii PARK DeBary Lake front, high on a hill. Immaculate 2 BR, 2 bath, FR + lower level rm. 33*17, custom built for present owner. $41,050. REAL ESTATE Lovely to leek ON, 14 be ! fORREST GREENE Hills, sale or hiss. livIng, 1 . many 1144 In the SO's. Lease $330 1st list dip. Owner. New 3 BR, 1 It, C.H&A, $26,000. 5% at is easy to buy. 3 pin DR. C-NIL unqge decor, 152.115. Coy 2511 Town Miii, large sat. tractor. 3224437. Prepare for your Reel Estate esam. Classes starting Feb. 191h. Enroll early as class Is limited. Tony Coppola School of size acre, 33 citrus. 332.2W, 2 story ho, w.4 51, I bath, nesdi same woit. Owner will held.) yr. warranty. 515.115. er BEING MR. DECORATED. $39901 transferred 31101100163 BATH FRAME IN Family rm., wwof bar SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL. s1,,*. REDUCED own must sell immaculate 3 BR, 2 lath, CAR CARPORT. built In. Large sc. parch, cozy fireplace, plus extras. DoWt wait call new. MtNI. pts'.ln4jw A, +3 Is, SB's, fireplace. FR.CHIA, peel, car 1110,11111111. GOOD CONDITION NEAR 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORKSHOP, FRESHLY 'AINTED, FENCED YARD. $31,555. 2 1 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN & LAKE MON. ROE. 2 110110016 EACH. OWNER FINANCING AVAIL. AILE.$15.551 SIIILU REALTY 5101111 TMA HOME WPRNMAR KIT" • to I.$yrtle Ave., SinNed • ____ las. Red EdeN Smiler JONNIRIOSI AllOt r RFW. CO Flew 321455), hu*rd Son1cr 3214O n*7.1577 Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the Only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901255 Sill for further details. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 3721721. Little want ads bring big, big results. Just try one. 3222611 or 531 9993 69 Plymouth Wagon, Iooks& runs good. Low mlleac)e. $100 323 Sf137 '73 Spltef ire, Carmen Red. Looks sharp, runs good, AM- FM, Stereo cassette. $2195. 5340513. 5i: 322-413 Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. 1967 MGR- Rune great. Needs $700 72-Auction 1977 Chev. Caprice. HA, radio. just passed insp. Exc. cond. $900. 3222851 aft. S p.m. 3237561 ------ -For Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions I Ap. prais.als. Call Dell's Auction. 323. 5420. daytime. '64 Comet, runs good, new tires $300. 3220156 ask for Lisa 322.5732 1.6 ACRES, OAK AND PINE ON PAVED STREET, $6,900. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322.5791 19 ACRES, OAK I PINE ON PAVED ROAD $55,000. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311.315 E. First St. 322.5622 I 51-Household Goods SANFORD AREA ACRE PLUS, LARGE OAK TREES ON SYLVAN LAKE ROAD, $12,500. ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $23.53 ea. Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322.1721. HOMESITE, 95'023', CORNER, ONE BLOCK TO LAKE MONROE. READY TO BUILD, $7,300. ____ - HOMESITES WITH TALL PINE ON MOHAWK OR EL PORTAL, $3,300 EACH. ON OSCEOLA, PINE AND CITRUS 54500. - - 52-Appliances - -- - KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323007 Service. Air ColL&HNtIfl9 Home I Centrh14eaII Air Con0.Fre Est. • I CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S. G. RALINTIASSOC. 322.1165 Crawlord's Refrigeration:. your heater or furnace servichi & checked for Winter. LIc. Bonded, Ins. 323.5300 PAINTING, CARPENTkY I CABINETS 3230429 Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching I simulated brick & stone speciality. 3222710 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm & Res. 322.0205. nommu I Man, quality operation 5 yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3271321 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON 53-1V.Radlo.Stes'eO _________ • Televislon-23" Color, Beautiful 10 ACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE, $30,000. Balance $175 or $13 mo. Still in warranty. Call 531-1714 day or night. walnut cabinet. Regular $100, 40" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, $ track tape player. Sold new 1400, a real buy only $130 or take payments of $11 per mo. Call 131.1714 for free IS ACRES TALL PINE, SOME CYPRESS, 1000 PER ACRE. INSULATIOt.- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberlgas I Cell,,. lose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0539 formerly HarrIett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322.5712 or 904.7344705 collect. CSS'SI1IIC Ills Income MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers ,iir specialty. 73 yrs. Exp. 671.7611. up HERNANDO COUNTY up 'essmaking Exp. local Practitioner Good Used Televisions. $25 and up. Miller's 3619 Orlando Dr. LEVY COUNTY S ACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE 333.0352 55-Boats & Accassorles 3220707. WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER PER boat, troller, 40 hp Evinrude, swivel seit, live well, carpet, stainless steel prep. $1110. 323.5544. 16' Aluminum Bass WASHINGTON COUNTY 40 ACRES, LARGE OAK & TIMBER ON A GREAT BASS LAKE, $10,000. - 13 ACRES, PINELANDS IN HILLS AND LAKE COUNTRY, 51-4111o,ls Eiipment RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS 115.405. S ACRES, PINELAND IN ROLLING HILLS, $4000 "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2435$. MyrtleAve., Sanford Carpenty, painting, plumbing Guitars, Drums, lanlos. Complete. Thomas organs, pianos. Sob Sail's Disc. Center Inc. 31eN 9511 45, Lake Mary. 11 acres near O,hsd,, excellent for AAA 'AINTING All types painting & hôus, cleaning. Free Est. 3234254. Ifester dssning tilL HEATER CLEANINt 333-5,54 0346100 flPrencilAve. 333-225.1 DINNYS PAINTING Interior. Ext,reor House Painting LicInsId.lnsufl,deonded FREE Estimates. (305) 312.940 Home I MIN eve muds Handy Paul has truck will travel 5-lVk,sical MKdandise Painting LIc. Free Est. No lOb too small. 3330551 work. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. Accepted 327-1111 Phone 00-4391. Wants Sanford 321-0540 Orlando *7.1577 *wlng Complete lawn service ree.s1imals 323105$ Call 322.7611 or 151-9593 arid a friendly ad-visor will help you. you no longer use? Sell it all with Ad in The Herald. REALTY BROKEN SEIGLU (LOCAL) 349.5371 No Job too large or small. a Classified Have some camping equipment TOTAL. SswFINng to fix small household carpentry, painting, PRECISION SAW FILING Let usfile your iawl American Rent All 322.9113 repairs: MISC. Neaeanible. Call 2294531. Carpenter work, remodeling repairs, paneling, painting Iii Free 1st. 349-US) PIRMATEX COATING & AlsscampsIIs*now Hwy 55$ -1 XI on 1.1111% W100"dowboo Laww4lenbin AFRICAN VIOLETS WANTED TlWQvI.eRtitSS 1 *1-9141 Evsafforê&wsdsidi $211159 PFMF r-9 TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, lIcensed 5. Insured. FREE est. HOME IMPROVEMENT PaSture. hens etc. - Appliances I Misc. supplies, dog houses-Hewed kennels. 322.5753. Remodeling, retired bulldeiio4ng all kinds of remodeling, rm. additioft patios, fireplaces. Fl. rooms. Free at. 3231114 temodeling-Repairs & Painting. 30 yrs. experience. Guaranteed All type racquets, Avg. 11 Scott Reagan 332.5177 - Yard Debris, Trash, ANIMAL HAVEN )og I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping flea control. Pet Heidynn STOP AND THINK A MINUTE... IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. III ACRES, STATE HIGHWAY & Ugl*IfeuIjng Grooiniui I Boasding ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 CITRUS COUNTY personal. iud service individual I small business. 3224593 for appt. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery home demonstration. MEXICO, $1300 PER ACRE. Taxseennanno Prepared in the convenience at your home. 24 yrs. exp• $101 322.3717 for appt. at 140 ACRES, NEAR GULF OF Improvements Call Cart Harris at SEARS, Sanford. 322.1771 Beauty Care 0.9 ACRES, TALL PINE, NEAR GOLF COURSE, $19100. LOTS TO PURCHASE CAIN. mIIIi Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway transmission, Tarps, Tents, Rain Wear fIrmins, AYTONA AUTO AUCTION marked gold or sterlin:-: condition. 323 4654. DOG HOUSES ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS ACRE. 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM. KITCHEN IQUIPT,: 1967 Cadillac Exc. Cond. Aft. 5 322.7617 339 1223 eves 2.5 ACRES, PINELAND, ROAD FRONTAGE, $7,900. $1,330 3225752 Paying $15 mens, $7.30 womens class rings, also Double Hotel Bedding $30 sit; Hide.A.Betls $50. Sanford Auction 1211 S. French. GENEVA AREA 5.7 LAKIFROST, IMPROVID PASTURE, SOME LARGE OAK AND ORANGE TREES, $26,100. FRONTAGE, - 76.000 MI. $700 Vacation time is here ... get what you need for a happy time with a Classified Ad. .4. W000 BY Ownsr-3 BR, 2 both, beck wstucco, CIlIA, Fla. Sm., fireplace. Approximately % - Dodge '70 Wagon EVE RY DAY someone Is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will 'appear here tomorrow. 3397306 ______________4 S Acres of land w 2 OR Mobile home in Osteen 339.5343 or 322.6313 MARION COUNTY 50 ACRES ZONED RESIDEN. TIAL, $2,000 PER ACRE. COUNTRY Cadillac Sedan DeVille, full dark gm. over light gm. Excellent coed. $2.395 or best offer. 5313739. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6141176 obligation. 43-Lots-Acreage FRANKLIN COUNTY 137 ACRES FACING GULF OF MEXICO, 51,750 PER ACRE. - 1 73 • FIRE WOOD oak & pine, $45 Delivered I stacked 2524 PARK DR. 322-2110 ---------5*LIU APILNPWURI 1229254 322-399' 3220645 Only 525I10. VACANT slIer SKYLINE 14'w fireplace GREGOR 'MOBILE HOMES 323.5200 3503 Orlando Dr. VAl FHA Financing & OAK TREES, PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, $2,750 PER ACRE. In kitchen, over isokln iris causrd polio 42--Mobile Homes $37,500. mt. Broker Con- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models, Call 3399100 or 831 1605 (Dealer). power, air, was IS ACRES, PINE AND OAK, carpet, - 80-Autos for Sale was 5261 Fla. 0 home, pool, extras. 11W Corkwood La. 29$. 68-Wanted to Buy We have a Singer Future sewing mach. Sold new for 1430 Christmas layaway, there only $1 16 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 831.1114 day or night. Free home trial, no VOLUSIA COUNTY _. REALTOR, 333.7455 Of OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost new, orange trees, C.HIA. 71 pct. assumable mort. Call 323. Std. trans.. radio, 1g. bed $1100 3239211 MIXED FIREWOOD Pine I Oak $35 Truckload 321 401. DOUBLE LOT ON WILLOW, NORTH OF 25TH ST., READY FOR CONSTRUCTION 16.500. Jim Hut Iidty, CallBad $12,000. - '75 Chevy Custom 10 Deluxe. Asking $200 cash I make pay off of $1,631.13. 668 0203 any time. --- garage. Sell idle Items with a Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad.taker at 322 2611 or 8319993. 5 pc. OR suite new, 73; 5 pc. LR new $399; Loveseat $44.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 I up; Ref. 1SOIup; El. stove $IOIup; full size draperies $101 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, 3231721. with lake view. 79-Trucks-Trailers Make room in your attic, Misc.. items. 317 Palmetto Ave. wood beams, unique patio area 3233866 or 323 1110 U.S.A. 3224099-Helen Pell. Hitachi amplifier HA330; I cassette tape deck Sanyo RD4330: 1 Disco Mixer DAC. X2000. Asking $100. 0626457. Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves & refrig. Furnishings & I ACRE WITH LARGE 3 OR, 11/i BATH, MOBILE HOME. TALL OAK I QUEEN PALM, $16,500. Real Estate. 645410. we v.ve an Lk. Mary 51W.. Is, 351.2 il NNW. $55,551 " now schools shopping I Super buy for 121.3001 Pine RIALTY $1P in Lake Mary + I 4d • o kit:, t . Motorcycle Insurance COCKER SPANIEL- 12 wks. old. Shots. Silver Butt, female $200; Black male $150 Sire No. 3 in S0-Mscellaneous for Sale as a pin INC. REALTORS S30SaYlor 335-011 eves hams, owlumlag peel, fruit trus Imuch ms's. 451,25. C., NSA. MLNt • . it... RIALTYINC. 3355 Gimsay Or. Large Inch A. Basm. INC. COUNTRY LIVING 3 BR, 2 bath home wC-HIA, ww carpet, split BR plan, DR, pantry, walk. In closets, 1g. patio, nice MBRI Many Extrasl BPP WARRANT. ED. Wow, lust 133,9001 Altamonte woodsd lot, country 1St. Lake Mary. Warrantee N your club or Izitlorswould hits to be. - HAL MULTIPLE LISTING-'*EALTOI Orgii' • i-BY: 4.O. Feke' P!ll area, BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE salesman 322.7615. 37-A-lSursOflu.dut MORELAND DEVELOP. MINT, INC. slY: Mthail A. l iftII(AI JUST FOR YOU 3 BR, 1'.'i bath brick home w.dining porch, 1g. closets, spacious BR5, close to shopping I schoolsl BPP WARRANTED. A buy ,,nh,, e.'l,u4, IIw%!e squipt kit., Ff55111111 P$ 3225992 manicured yard. Warranted. F i_~ orm the public b activities. i-BY: Iervy$ Goodman, I$$OURCE$. 3 OR, 2 bath, C.H&A, hardwood floors, FR, fireplace, $35,300. A. A. McClanahan, Broker Ave. DEVELOPMENT, Nancy Harold Hall Realty inc. REALTOR, MLS 323.57 /4 Day or Night privileges. REALTOR 3224591 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 563-3653 322.1959 31-4psrtmsnts Furnished appear .e STEMPER AGENCY - $ierted INC. o-1Y DOLL HOUSE 2 BR, 1'• bath home in Highland Park w• spacious BRs, Hobby Rm., Dining area. AU garage opener & morel Super location I BPP WARRANTED. Only 125,0001 79-Motorcycles BLAIR AGENCY - 2-Technics turntables SL1000; I. screened BUY JUNK CARS From *10101.30 Call 322 1624 65-Pets-Supplies 162.7113 tree all Florida While dogwood 6' to 7' I full. $34.95 planted. Crystal Lake Nursery, 322-27". cars, trucks I heavy equipment. 322 5990 3223111 WILL BUY EXISTING lit I 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. ID Wymore Rd., Altamonte. ELEGANT CUSTOM 2 story wall extras, pool, outside entertainment area w.Gazebo, walled for privacy I security. I BR. 21 ' bath. $93,500. area, Top Dollar Paid for junk & used Rent Our R insenvac 1-A-Mortgages Bought & Sold $32,500. THE PERFECT HOME,) OR, 2 B. split plan, very private on large shaded lot. FR exposed FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3237510 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 322- 0216. SHADED cor lot, 3 BR, 1 bath, designed for easy maint. solid pine paneling used most attractively. Great potential. JUST LISTED 3 OR, 1½ bath home in Woodmere Park wC. HIA, ww carpet, fenced yard, dining 1g. Fia. Rm. & Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Just $19,0001 .H&A,tenflis pct. down. Less than only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 323-1670 Mariners Village. Bingo Every Wed. I Sat. Early Birds 7:15 p.m. America, and that me underilenso for stir 11I4J1141ww11%me Clark at "Ile CIrCUS cow,, Samimis CoUnty, Flerids in accuhsico with NOITNERN court & 1, 2 BR deluxe units. Pool. Adults County, Florida, under the HOW" • REALTY Sanford's Sales Leader 541-7515. 30.Apon1ent$ Unfurnislied uslness .7:301st Tun. name ofResiosntueicommunm.at INC. STENSTROM 77-Junk Cars Removed CARROLL'S FURNITURE NEAR SCHOOLS & SHOPPING, 3 BR,2bath nearly new well cared for home. All appliances, break fast bar, extra insulation. TENNIS LOVERS DREAM gage & Investment Corp., 5131 DISABLED I Acting City Manager BULWARK Major Hwy (1742). Have available large stalls with office space or storage space. Lights, water & compressor included In rent. Lindy's Auto Center 17.92 & Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, Fla. 303-322-2190 or 305530-4567. Call Teddy or Elaine 201 Commercial 323-5176 . -. 64-Equipment for Rent 41-Real Estate Wanted H&A. Choice area. 169.950. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 - New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $21,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. story, perfect setting for antiques. 3 BR, C 1~ S acre farm. I acres cultivated, 1 acre wooded. $2,500 dwn. Only $143 mo. s yr. young 3BR 62 acres East of Sanford, $2200 per acre. Terms. W. Mallczowski, Realtor. 322.7953. ARCHITECT'S 2 en *24.0001 beginners. Has budget price tagl $23,000. Cash Gehr Realty 322. 3361 or salesman 322.7630. Just reduced $1,000 ,0 $33,430. at Of this sm. delightful 3 BR, 1 b home on corner lot-nice area- Box ISOS, Bakersfield, CA 93309 AAA EMPLOYMENT 1:30 P.M., Wednesday, March 7, 1979. The bids will be publicly opened on t he same dote at 2:00 lalutS 1557l S. French (17 92) Sanford 323S324 Horseback riding, swimming pool, tennis court, S acre farm, 3 OR, 2 bath with CHIA in the Baywood Enterprises Automobile Service Center on Sealed bids will t'e received in the Office of the City Manage,', Sanford, Florida. 1. Microfilm System Detailed specifications are available at the Office of the City Manager All bids shall be In the City Managers Office, Room 203, City Hall, Sanford, Florida not later than of the ML! SELLERS& BUYERSI YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER REALTY WORLD.. 24-Business Opportunities if you are looking? tome to $titWte, ti-wit: .119 REALTOR 3236061 or eves. 3230517 din rm., stereo speakers in ceiling, Home Protection Plan. $37,900. HideAWay with lot on Wekiva BUILDER. 3222217. *REAPS Lush carpeting and drapes add to this nice 2.1, eat-In kitchen, full Details Free grevisims our lot or yours. FHA-VA. FHA 233 I 245. Reg. Real Estate Broker 2631 Sanford Ave. 322.7643 322.4169 321 0759 - area, LOW Look no more Publish Jan. 30. OEF-130 Build to suit Mary. $36,500. - career you wouldn't be reading your lot or our lot. V Enterprises, Inc. Medel Inc.. Realtor 644.3013 Well Just $23,100. LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new Cash for your loll Will build on M. Unsworth Realty HAS IT ALL SANFORD KNITTING MILLS CALL FOR INTERVIEW CONTACT: MR. SAL RIZZUTO PHONE 322-5101 (MON..FR1.)9:OOA.M.-3:OOP.M. II INDUSTRIAL PARK BodcockFurnitui'e • ,., 62-Lawn-Garden -- $316167 0 LIST YOUR Bull 11 DIAL 322.26 S. or $31.993 • • • ': '- • . • *NOW* Immaculate 3111, new carpeting, 735 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS 17.52,Cassllberty,FI. 13, 1979 DEF'? city 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from $1400 per acre. $750 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary P. Tribble, Realtor, 305 6411696 & 8305026. Eve I wkends 901 734 8961. starter for young couple or retiree. 3.1. Make offer. HELP WANTED ' . OSP)I' • For remodeling work B.E. Link Construction. 322.702 Delivery Help. Apply inperson 51g. BrIan M. $ucklan Publish: January 23,30, February a, • • Carpenter w.tools nted nations largest builders apply between 1a.m. 15 p.m. wk. days at 3701 S. Sanford Ave. or send resume to Cardinal Industries Inc., P.O. Box U. Sanford, Fl., 32771. Equal Employment Opportunity. • P.O. "a an, 46$ W*,rd INStIs commensurate to ability. Profit sharing I free company benefits. 305116.0117, ext. 22 or )OS- 322 -9091. holidays provided. if you would enjoy meeting people and an. swering the phone for one of the 19. OOfl BATEMAN REALTY vancement & retailing? Leading Central Florida Men's wear firm now has positions available in sales & management. Earning office experience required. Paid medical insurance, vacation & I VA-F HA-235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment Are you looking for opportunities In career growth, In ad- typing, shorthand 5, general i INVESTs eREWARDSe - FICTITIOUS NAME 43-tots. Acreage Secluded country property. ideal Employer. wouldn't be here. If you want the INC. 911WL1U_. rl ST ION DA*INTOSH VI$& Airport). Equal Opportunity RECEPTIONIST Permanent good pay & ix. ellent, benefits for sharp girl with good telephone voice, . REGIONAL *SPNI$SlsTAylve holidays. AMF Crestliner Robaio, 1143 30th St., (Sanford AVON IS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. For details call 644-3079 _______________________ ATTORNEY Pon PERSONAL PERSONAL Experienced boat pitchers. Ex. cellent Co. benefits, 10 paid avail. at Bay Head Racquet Club. Single, groups I clinics. For Into call Head Pro Doug Mallciovvskl, 37.7i43. Seminole County School Baird Publish: January 30, 1979 DEF-120 Csu01u IluJa,, da NIsuiel SiBIIMn'in'tS *SIIISII • to 2 p.m., Mon. thru Fri. Mohawk Security Service. $31600). Tennis instructions at all levels Board Office, 1211 Mellonvilie Avenue, Sanford, Florida. M.G. Feather, Chairman *15',. • time positions. Preferably 155 lbs. or over. Must have transportation & phone. Call 9 am. li-Initructiom Policy may be Obtained atteJ,00 WILL IS FOREVER BARRED WILL U FOREVER BARRIO _oft __ SI*S*WPStIC51IeRW*II DIISitNa l'latle,satw# RelIcs 01 A*riWr51l,:--y ISeIisOII JW'UiiSta.thm .iamisry • Seminole Counties. Full I Part ___________________ . . ,5. C5.AI, DMtID$ 1 OJSCTION$ NOT $0 PILED OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED IkSINIIIISI Security Guards needed Orange & Write P.O. Box 1213 Of F rYE T E. of one in regular class... The specific law being Implement Is F.S. .fliS. For those persons in. terested complete copies of this 41-Houses e Sanford, Florida 32711 ratio of the ciass,sin the alternative program because th e students in those programs will earn an F.T.E. 41-Houses AND5 Phone 647- 3333 school principal and parental consent is required for placement. The economic impact will be determined by the pupil-teacher uiIIficsUsns if Ike personal ,_ .u.istive, or Na venue or ..,JuIplutIua, of ar Na ewus er ___ John 6210636. Can Help campus or outside agency programs for secondary schools. In both cases recommendation is made by the of Na Oscedsie's will, me saIltics$Ies SI tile Hrsenal Na ,, ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, Live- in companion, Short term assignment. Homemakers Up. Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous disruptive, unsuccessful, or dis. interested into on-campus programs in elementary schools and on. a of Iurlsdictlsn man FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? the school board off Ice on February 14,1979, concerning the adootlon of Proposed Policy 60*35.3*1 which provides for establishing alternative programs In both elementary and secondary schools. The policy outlines the criteria required for placement of students who are sow his bees mailed We Wmlsusbelhi. Ms been mailed are Na Seaworthy Wood Products. Sanford, Fla., Mfgrs. of Teakwood parts needs a who can keep up with company growth, mm. 2 Years exp. on sawing, assembly & finishing wood parts. Call preferably after 3 p.m. Dick Cruger 3220144. NOTARY PUBLIC 322-lO2S after Sp.m. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the Seminole County School Board will hold a Miring in the beard room of 41-Houses - Weddings by DOT • WITHIN THREE reINered, WITHIN THREE required, .MONT$I PROM TNI DATE OP MONTH$ FROM THE DATE OF INS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TNI$NOTICLtotNaIR,ØSdI.S TNS NOTICE, to, they m1v tie, 1St ch10ues No Ikev may have that do""" of ItiiledSs 18-4elp Wanted ______ WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A M810" Offing Service. All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, Ciwtr., FL. 33517. DEFI3S toma Copy W*15 "Ok uslidily of me detInls w*, Na - Free details; KIT, Box 791, Pompano, FL. 33061, 9416957. 1979 "WNMWAWS"dlnownwo per•-iw..w. lowhernaceppWffiis Notion of - DIVORCE-520.110-Guaranteed mom* Of business underthe tt MASSEY, ALPER, WACK and EATON, ISS Whooping Loop, City at Altamonte Springs, County of Seminole, Slate of Florida, intends O register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. MASSEY, ALPER, WACK & EATON, P.A. By: Gary E. Massey, President Publish: January 30, February 6, 13, am rr.nisti.., each pill""i.,IJUOiItui. r,.a .'i''" .f bools isv the claim, the .I.L - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON For famlllelorfriendsof problem drinkers For future information call O.3333orwrite Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. Box 533 Sanford, Fla. 32711 wumen FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTI statement if any claim or demand they may hive. Each claIm must be Notice is hereby then that me wrttk and must indicate me W11410"'111111110411 I$ engaged in business amount ••,-.!.•., of 100 Above couri a bola tot Ill claim, till ItiM5 id lithe crediter or ei me cr541111 or ills agent attorney, and the or 4111111011`11110y& end N amount Claimed. if tile claim is St yet doS. claimed. it me claim Isnelpetdue, 1110 dale when N will became doe me dole who It will become due shell be stated. It me claim is shill be .5151St 11 Na is W unhiiuldat.d, the contingent of vnlIØuldated, tile I .1 ............ WrOH" ______ _____ - - NOTICE OF INTENTION _.i sliton'.int SI I5 Clint they may have Iad claim mast be 316 RN EATIN RINK l-•. 6dWthe.or1 Osd ciose $U$R*Y ' 1 41 . Body oft do oft% 60 ad lho -. 040mald2i'd ewr rnvavs PARTIES ...•.. .. Rind" sad "Jaws" szompbs of emeraeedy sueesesfat no vhtó ad hadreds 01 mIlieus 01 nsus esu the usd1 if Noalive court a Mo . ' 710 a n I .;.. a,dr the foregoing fictitious name, and the extent of the interest of each of them in said business is as City et Sanford Flerida Courtlthousi, Probate Division, sword, Fl. The personal Ciurt isv Seminole County, Fluid., Prelate DIVISIIA. the addra$ if Which Is Seminole county Cow. I . terested in the business conJcted LAVINIA S. RAMSEY, the atratof the ..t that IN THE ESTATE: at LAVINIAS. a*usiv. vvu ANS HER EBY NOTIFIED Pilo mat the administration if me iSteti the circuit for Seminole CWjn. ifMaftleR.Twfeesa-k.aMattIesue ,, FlerWo.court Probate Division, me TWISSI, deceased. Pill Number 7$' addraftof whkh Is Seminole County * I .,:: A. Clarkion. who, being first duly sworn, deposes and says: The names of all the persons in. INVITATION TO BID Deceased • Charles IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Is pondlns In the CIrcuS "IaMI0n 01 the Body "gs Boat hers,"wNdiisW"InvasIon 01 the Body thedayIIs.dd"UIiw. Snatchers" Involves East ausem, ilver aid crutures from anothsr TMYONPLO"M PERSONAL t.rprise. Ronald E. Latow Francis M. Latow Publish Jan. 301 Feb. 6, 13,20, 1979. OEF.131 Revuls * lons yoold .zacagoan witha WIIIInIIC$I I1J 01 bIEllor, toned to mo,lm after a DAY FOR .•..• ;..• j authoriz ed to administer Oaths, Notice Is hereby given that I am ANY LICENSED NEAt. ESTATE oreged in businiss at 331 River. In business endsi the fIc. BROKEN INTERESTED IN ..buM Stud.. Lsnsi.L Ple. '-.i$Hss name at LATOWS PLUM' LISTING THEIR PROPINTIES leminsle Cswniy, Phelis, us*s SING, at 1111 Gerona Avenue, SHOULD CONTACT THE FAR. fictitious name of BRIAN HOMES Deitona, Florida 32725, intend to MERS HOME ADMINISTRATION and that I Intend to register said regIster the said name with the AT 314 COMMERCIAL, P. 0. 10* name with the Clerk of the Circuit Clerk of the Circuit Court of 1411, SANFORD, FLORIDA. 32171. Court, Seminole County, Floridp In Seminole County, Florida and the TELEPHONE: 322.4251 accordance with the provisions of undersigned are the sole p.rtls Publish Jan. 16, 17, It. 1, 21, 22, 23, the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. iiftrested in said business on. 24,2S,3S,2l,29,30,Feb.1,197 Wit: Sectio l6S.0 Florida Statutes She'vers, RI VERNON SCOTT HOlLYWo OD (UPI) The ftns wt of terror lies 715 By: $- ConnhsMalors an me, . -. WA Frances M. Lalee, desiring to ow DAY DATED: January 9, CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE UNDER (1) 0 MONDAY MORNING SUPERMAN at least iifteen(ls) days prior tothe dote of public hearing - .1 the : this day personally appeared before 4 •.. -, • .• ,:' STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF DUVAL FICTITIOUS NAME LAW RESIDENTIAL, BUSINESS, Notice is hereby given by the RECREATION ANDi.OR OTHER undersigned, that Ronald E. Latow PROPERTIES. 7:00 Midas irsed. may be cont inue from time totime DEF.134 s Se-ted, AA noon Mental Health Confer, Robin Road Altamonte Springs. WED. FM said Section 5. thence run west along said North line to the Nor. therly line of Wilson Drive, thence until final action is taken by the City Council. This Notice shall be published one (1) time each week for two (2) consecutive weeks prior to the date of public Miring in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation within the City of Lake Mary. In addition, Notice shall be posted in the area of consideration 197 Overeaters Aa.sy..us, 7:30 p.m., Community United 1-111' 61 1 Church, CWNWbom. Saiferd AA, 8p.m., 1301 W. First St. Semliele Chapter 2 OES covered dish supper, 6 p.m., Sfor Masonic Temple. AU Pail Matrons and Past Patrons to be honored. 3:30 West line of Lot l, Block 9, extended North , run North to the North line at the Southwest ¼ of the Southeast ¼ request Mailbe heard. Said hearing Gordon V. Frederick P.O. lox 1795 Sanford, Florida 32771 Telephone: (306) 322.3333 Publish: January 30, February, Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Quality Inn, AR 404 and14. HOSPITAL degrees East into Crystal Lake: and also. beginning at the point of In. tersection of me northerly right-of. way line at Wilson Drive and the REPRESENTATIVE: Altials Sprs lest..., noon, Ireland's. $ .• .m. m. t. STUDIO m I LITTLE RASCALS 6:49 (4) EYEWITNEBS DW NEWS 0:66 0000 MORNING FLORIDA I HI,NII0NSOR I PUZAI1 lzlS.ii:1 210 FrImdaklp Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. 5 ANOThER WORLD (4)KUTANA_____ 64WI. M02 Commerce iy(IN) (THII) MIA z, DOCTORS ' 0:30 (j)POPf GOES THE COUN. find Jack and Chrluy alone in WORLD SONS LIFE TO LIVE $THE date to THE ATTORNEY Wymore Road. Lake Mary Rotary, I a.m.and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church. Church. Reesarces fair sMeeda, noon, Sanford Chamber of RESTLESS 5 ALL MY CHILDREN run East 341.47 feel, thence North u Doesewd Son* Seminole OptImist, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, AND THE Township 20 South, Range 30 East, atl:30P.M.oras Soon thereafter as possible. At that time, interested PWW,s for and against the above the Estate of Helen B. Durham THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 • (3)AGRONSICY AND COMPApy (f$f4) (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (T'J (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) 5 THREE'S COMPANY Janet ABC'. .1 WeIght Ceshil, class begins 7p.m., Seminole Community College. Call 323.1400, extension 3. 100 of the South ½Of the Northwest % of the Southeast ¼ of Section • ownel the real propert y affected Notice of Administration: January of sha ll be mailed a COPY ofthis 30, 1979. notice as melt address may appear Greco StOadheld onthelat,stadvalor,mtazrecos. As Personal RstrsuntatIve Free to public. 5 RYAN'S HOPE 5PASSWORD PLUS 0:00 call 646-7016 for rasa- - ROW 6:63 S PTL CLUB public, , the City Hall at Lake Mary, Florida Administration has boom mailed are WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the Personal rewssentative, or the venue or jurisdiction of the COurt ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication ofthis Red Creu'Sallg Class, 710 p.m., Central Florida Chapterpj ( House, (j "Albert EIas$ela A Metel,", written and performed by ,Wllllam A. Landry, Fin. Arts Theatre, Sininole Community college, 11 arnIe 12:30 p.m. and 71:30 p.m. (2) NEWS (2 Hrs.) returns home with a Staff Ubrary. Free to GRAMMING 12:30 6:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one Copy to each personal representative, All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Notice at 5I..r for Scalars on Medicare Emergency 911 System, .in., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Medical PRO- NAL copies of required, 1200 (2) JEOPARDY 9) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS public in and to the following described fight-of -way to-wit: s3 through 5, Block S. Crystal Helgtits. Lake Mary, Florida, ac. cording to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 6, page 11, Of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, along with that portion at vacated Wilson Drive lying North of said lots, along with that pert of the NW¼ of the SEW of Section l, Township 2o South, Range 3 East, Seminole County, Florida, lying East of the West line of Lot 4, said Black S, extended North. and West at the West line of Loll, Block 9 said Crystal Heights. and South of the following described line; eegkwing at the Southwest corner stated. if the claim is secured, the Southeasterly along said right-of. security shall be described. The way line to the point of beginning. claimant shall deliver sufficient The Public hearing will be held at _______ AFTERNOON MORNING napped his grandson. FORTUNE 32771. The personal representatIve of the estate is GRACE BROADHEAD whose address is 215 Acorn Drive, (P.O. 50* 33). Longwgod, Fl. 32150. The name and address of the personal represen. dug, O$lt. noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery, lie., 12:30 p.m., 103 Rebut Rd., Altamonte Springs. Saafsrd Serauders senoir citizensda, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Ugh Pr.rneeaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. C Overeaters Aus.ym.es, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. LOVE OP LIFE a FAMILY FEUD 11:56 NEWS - Boon.. A cowboy returns to his ranch after a long absence to track down th..gang that kid- o thou", Sanford, Fl. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file With the Clerk Of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be In writing and must Indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claIm IS fOt t'St the date when it will become a" shall be stated. If me claim Is contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be C.elberry Ritary, 7:30 am., S Cafeteria. Ovieda R.ty, 7:30 am., the Town How. non, Sanford Civic Center. blind mw (I _________________ Jewish Coxnmwdty Center, p.m., 7 County All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31 FEBRUARY MAGAZINE Bisset. "Flrecreek" (C) (1968) James Stewart, Henry Fonda. A small town, protected by a timid sheriff, Is terrorized by a gang leader and his men. CPR Class, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, will hold Dceased a public hosting on the 15th day Of NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION February, 1575, at 7:30 P.M. at the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING City Hall, City of Lake Mary, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida, to consider a Petition to THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL close, vacate, abandon, discontinue, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED disclaim and to renounce any right IN THE ESTATE: at the City of Lake Mary and the ON: YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate at HELEN B. DURHAM, deceased, File Number l$-4$4.CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Seminole FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE AFFIDAVIT TIFFANY SQUARE APARTMENTS ESTATE OF IN HELEN B. DURHAM tativvs attorney are selforthbelow. STAR SECRETS (3) that they have been hanged. 12:40 5CBS LATE MOVIE "The Thief Who Came To Dinner" (1973) Ryan O'Neal,'Jacqueline tized. (4)MOVI Parest. A.oiymoa, 7:30 p.m., Cuselberry Cornmunity Methodist Church. Welgbt Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, S. Oak Ave. and 7p.m., Swnrnit Apts., Cauelberry. 0DUPBEAT Mexican brothers and We ermath of the disastrous 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory lire, In which hundrsdó Of young Immigrants were trapped in a blazing sweatshop, are drama. 'IiJESDAY, JANUARY 30 9.30 0 THE PARYRIOGE FAMILY Jarred goes to Baker City to close a land deal with three I -Z O GRAMMING 12:00 (4) BIG VALLEY "Deathtown" HAPPY DAYS SOUNDSTAGE "Bruce Roberts, Alice Cooper, Bernie Taupin' 8:30 0LAVERNE $ SHIRLEY Liverne and Shirley discover they have been replaced as directors of the annual Shotz Brewery talent show by Lenny and Squiggy. 9:00 (2) NBC MOVIE "The Triangle Factory Fire Scandal" (Pramlore) Torn Bosley, Tovah Feldshuh. The causes and aft- CALENDAR EDUCATIONAL PRO rNANI iso. black man, is re-created. (4)5 CBS NEWS REPORT Coverage of the Republican response to President Carter's State of the Uplon Address. aZ SWITCHED 9:00 100 5 STARSKY $ HUTCH Hutch learns, policeman friend of his agreed to exchange the !ife of an informer for the cancellation of gambling debts. 111:00 & MGO 0 NEWS DICK CAVETT 11:30 (2J8E$T OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Lana Cantrell, Shecky Greene, Jim Fowler. (R) NEWLYWED GAME 0 BARNABY JONES Betty is taken hostage by the murderer Birnaby Is attempting to track down. (R) S ABC NEWS CLOSEUP "Mission: Mind Control" This Investigative report probes the U.S. intelligence ages' year search for mind control, focusing on their research Into 7:30 (2) NEWS 5 THE 000 COUPLE ___ (2) (4) DONAHUE 5MY THREE SONS SMOViE starvation. I LEHRER 50 •UUAS, YOGA AND YOU town to discover that Bobby let his prized goldfish die of REPORT 8 111111111STERROGERII(R) MERV GRIFFIN 0ROOKIES CA of OThECRO8&WrTS JOKER'S WILD MARY TYLER MOORE JBEWITCHED 50000 MORNING AMERI- S TAXI Tony returns from out 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "I Was Single For WJM" Mary spends every night for a week in a singles bar, researching material for a special news FRIENDS 4:30 (1) MIKE DOUGLAS TODAY (2) 9:30 UABC NEWS S MAN AND HIS ENd1RONMENT 0 MAKE ME LAUGH ST REET 9:30 battle in Congress over the 6:00 - .:°i:.•• ... Notice Legal Home OlPvIICHowl" PROBATE DIVISION Pus Nember 7$.I84-CP v Divisise (2) CAROL BURNETT AND • NEWS ENERGY WAR The .mE •RAZZMATAU(THU) •BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA S GOOD MORNINGFLORIDA (2 Hrs.) MAN AND HIS ENVIRON- IMACNEIL •FOOT8TEP8( 80 _ CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA SUMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA ~ I oo NEWS Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR - EVENING Notice ' if ____ .san.-r-an .,.* .. _____ ... . - - lb �- 48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLOND%E I Tuesday, Jan. 30, 17 _%tn_ _•_tII,-...-...----......-......• p S .• 'S p. .. I I -. s S S . ,. . . .-. = .., - • , . 1w Chit Ynunn -- S LI 1 BEETLE BAILEY NO MATTER FRANKLY, I by Mort Walker LOOSEN UP LITTLE, HOW HARP T I THINK TRY, I CAN'T YOU TRY SEEM TO TOO IMPRESS THE HARP GENERAL BE NATURAL AND FRIENDLY r •••• ac& _____ '• DOWN zation (2 wds. 40 Lacking 41 Gadolinium abbr) 1 Smells symbol 20 Irrigation dike 2 Of veins 23 Asia Minor 42365 days (' 3 Give consent sea 45 Formerly 4 Recline 25 Skimpy Persia 5 Snakes sound 29 Of the USN 48 Dentists 6 Poured forth 30 Based on degree (abbr) 7 Eclipse phase axioms 50 Greek letter 8 Gold (Sp) 34 Shake And Digestion DEAR DR. LAMB - I read with a great deal of Interest a column by you about gas. My doctor told me that my gas problem was probably caused by swallowing air. He didn't seem to have any suggestion as to how to relieve this problem. Like the other person you wrote about, I tried leaving out It didn't different foods help. I seem to have normal bowel function and don't take any medicines 01 any kind for that, so that's not my problem. But I do have gas 24 hours a day. How does one stop swallowing excess air? DEAR READER — Most MMEMENE no BoomMENMEN MEN EMMUM ENE HEMMEM. j ENE J.. HUMMEN .lI..ENE ENO I. BEEN ENE RENE OEM OMEN 1-50 IWAWUL 26 Perceive 27 Switch 28 Gross National Product (abbr) 31 Light meal 32 Corn spike 33 Okay 34 Trill Your Alt' Intake people who swallow excess air are unaware of It. It's rather difficult to stop a habit that you are unaware of. The best training device I know of Is to hold an eraser or some other safe object between •• teeth. When you are doing this, it makes It difficult to j... YO swallow. Consequently, If you do swallow you will be aware of it. The awareness and the difficulty In swallowing helps one to train himself out of this nervous habit. To give you more information about gas problems and what you can do about them, lam sending you The Health Letter number 64, Controlling Gaseousness. Many people do have problems with swallowing air that cause gas complaints. An analysis of the gas In the digestive system In many patients has shown that, In fact, NIWSPAPIR INTIAPRiSI ASSN It Is swallowed air, not gas released from fermented food, Of course, You can have both and many people do. If your basic gas problem Is caused by swallowing air, altering your diet Isn't going to help much. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL What you have to do Is break the habit of air swallowing, DEAR DR. LAMB - I have a For Wednesday, January 31, 1979 9.yearold son who ls extremely hyperactive. After being tested, 9 ,I Answer to Priuii'. 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Box 489, Radio City LIBRA (Sept. 23-Got. 23) Station, N.Y. 119. Be sure to Your social standing is at a specify birth s. today. Others will find you PISCES (Feb. 20March 89) A Peak a most pleasant and friendly goodwill Investment can pay to be with. you handsome dividends today. Perm SCORPIO (Got *NOV. 23) Follow your Iritincta If they This could be a r,d4etter day take you in this direction. for you where your work or ARIYS (March 21-April 19) career is concerned. Something ____ Your enthusiasm for things you alaflnIUaLaWSMI aa..bl ka.aln ___ are vilauy ux.regea in makes MGflTARIUS (NOV. people wait to get involved in them. You won't even have to 21) Your wit and wisdom make you a liii person to be arowid do a selling job today, and you mak, a '-:'TAURUS (Aprll89..MayIO) U impression on othiss, They'U there Is sotodhini 'o want to see you ngain. wait that someone th. can help you #A, tow is the day to CAPRICORN (Dec. 234n. pit g 1da person Is 19) Good fortune can be yours it, r.cspllve. today for two reasons. B.caae GEMfl4I (May 21'Jwrie 89) of your hd.fllgent approach to This _ should he a day to yow' things, and because Dame liking. You'll be mingling wMh Fortune adds the fIDIIhID$ Iota of peopl. who hOVe veiled touch. YOUR BIRTHDAY - January31, mi 1iAA1. _____ I1:f - I) PRISCILLA S rur N HOLY MACKEREL! WHAT PIP SHE_EAT?J NOTHING: ff by AIV.rmHr ( A P,'RAMIP C1FN CANNEP ARAGU5 I FELL QJ HER AT THE A 51 IPERJStARKET.' Il by Stoffel S Helmdahl Veg VOL.L.iYIN' WAS GRMT AN'491t FOREMN S,K40H WAS ig., 'upp 6 SPIDER-MAN MI1i AT STAiN i'* 0110"P TWO . 9: 71st yourself you :: - 2. • have done It without Ak God's help...' - Mother Wilson Herald Photos by Torn VInCI DEC. 9, 1978: RENEWING WEDDING VOWS AFTER 5OYEARS AFTER THE COLLISION: MOWER WILSON'S CAR (LEFT) HeadwOn Hurts 5 Others AAI Mother Wilson Killed In Mother Ruby Wilson, founder of the Good Samaritan Home and longtime prominent Sanford resident, was killed early this morning In a head-on collision at Country Club Road WO Lake Boulevard. Mother Wilson was 70. Mother Wilson, according Sanford Police, was the driver of one of the two cars involved In the 7:45 a.m. accident. There were five other persons injured In the early-morning, two-car crask three o passengers er Wilson's car, according .uiepou,ce. 130 injured taken TI to Seminole em'.' lailh111O)lt5l in Sanford were Bertha Burton, 79, of Winter Park a passenger In Mrs. Wilson's auto — In critical condition with head injuries, scheduled to be transferred to Florida Hospital South in Orlando. Leonard JenkIns, 15, also a Sims' Lawyer H10ts..., Witness C r e d i bility . ita With opponents not bidding you open one heart. Partner bids one spade. You go to two diamonds and he raises you to three. A New Mexico reader asks what we recommend next. We recommend a cue bid of four clubs. There may well be a diamond slam in J. offing iNwspAp TERPK1sE ASSN passenger In Mother Wilson's car — treated for minor cuts and released from the hospital. Timothy Tennon, 7, Mother Wilson's grandson who was being driven by Mrs. Wilson to school — examIned for minor Ronald Walker, 17, of 401 - Sims, Curtis Baidree and Wedkin't think he odd got out -Clarence Eugene Robinson He said he was ahot and hebad '-• robbed the Longwood Village killed a policeman," l'alsshl Defense attorneys for Terry Pharmacy on Dec. 29, 1917. testified. Melvin Sims have told the 12- During that robbery, reserve The three drove to the member jury that the Seminole County deputy Altamonte Mall where they _____ ______ p' prosecutIon's case: "rests George Pfell, 56, was killed. Listened to police scanners at a • solely on the testimony of two 4 Halsell said he and Radio Shack store. Halsell drug addicts and a defrocked Robinson, who were waiting in drove back to the hotel, • doctor." a getaway car, left the shopping avoiding roadblocks simply by And specially appointed center after the ahootout In driving around them, where he .- • .. public defender Bill Heffernan front of the pharmacy. He said picked up Baidree. hammered away at that theme they returned to a room they The four rented a second t •' I this morning during cross- had rented at the Quality Inn motel room where they spent examination of James "B.B." Motel on State Road 434 near about an hour before leaving for Ralsell,2l,an admitted former Longwood. Jacksonville. All four are • ___ -k drug addict. "The next thing we knew natives of Jacksonville. Halsell testified that he, Sims was knocking on the door. Under cross-examination, Halaeil conceded he supiported hImself since graduating high school by gambling and stealing. He said he has been addicted to drugs, off and on, since he was 1$ years old. Around The Q.ck ......... 4-A Feed .................... 341 Halsell said he shot morphine Herald .a.t. by Tern He 01 &Ie .................... 2-B - H.ruscupe ................$1 litraveneously the morning of Hesplini .................. cJsuIir ........ ....... 14-B 3-A the robbery. SIMS JURORS REMOVING TAGS OUTSIDE COURTROOM B Cindc ...................2.1 O111111 lusrIee ................ IA Heffernan hammered away CNIIwotd ................ 2.1 OURSELVES ............. 11 at Inconsistencies In Halaell's confused when he gave the drew an objection 'from der, no ... I'm kind of afraid of 4-A Sparta ................... hA deposition given in April 1PI$ deposition. "Are you confused prosecutors. murder," Halsell explained. DesrAbby ................1-B Television ...............14-1 and his testimony today. Atone today Mr. Hahsell?" Heffernan The second drug addict "I've never been Involved in Dr. Lb .................24 Weather .................. 2* point Halsell said he was said In a booming voice which anything like this, not a murSee WITNESS, Page 5* ___" - by Stan Le and John Romita 41 '( M4AT -"1r A6 MY ' vu. Ju'r 'l 1*CIRCU ,441 pioiii 1,g gmamo,i RMEPY i I *T 4LlFIlP MNS571 ' 'IIG$T 5IT4ioN/j i lakeview Drive, Sanford — In satisfactory condition with a fractured law and cuts on his face and lej. Walker was the driver of the other car, police See MOTHER, Page iSA Community Today (Fora COPY of JACOBYMODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Bridge. care of this newsp per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station. New York. N. V. lc'319.) ash Cr injuries and discharged. Both Young Te1nnon and Jenk IflS Wilson at 1612W. WE Eli ghth Mother St.. police said. _ By DENNIS MIA HeraldStaff Writer Reacts Civic leaders and associates reacted with shock, sorrow and surprise at this morning's death of Mother Ruby Wilson In an automobile accident. Here Is some of what they said: SaMord Mayor Lee P. Moore: "Mother Wilson was a fine person and believed the Lord will provide 11 you work hard enough for Him. She has done a lot more good than a lot of people realize and was a stabilizing factor In the community." Rev. Amos Jones, executive director of Seminole Community Action: "What can you say about a person of her background? Everyone knows she has given of her time, her talents, certainly her love in abundance. I can't think of anything worthwhile she hasn't given. No one was a stranger to her or undeserving of what she could give. This Is so shocking. The word Samaritan from her 'Good Samaritan' Home Is so applicable to the stand she took In the community. That was her whole Life, that sums up better than any other words can do. She was the Samaritan." Edward Blackaheare, principal of Crooms High School, chairman of the Sanford Housing Authority and member of the Seminole County Port Authority; "This is really tragic. Mother Wilson has always been a very fine and stalwart person in the community. She will be hard to replace because of the dedication she manifested. I don't know of anyone on the scene who could replace her. It is a See REACTION, Page iSA Is Tong 's Bluntness Bugging Carter? By HEIZN THOSIAS UN Whita Ifess Roperter I (PON'T1U.M— • .1 I -9 TENGIZAOfI.g - - •,,Sgg - - $ppgfI - — -----. .. * subjecting Kampuche (Cambodia) to a massive armed aggression," Tang said. "Europe too Is overshadowed by the threat of war. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Publicly, President Carter says Teng HeIao.ping Is f0t1wI and decisive — end he likes that In a man. Privately. Carter may be wincing. The Cldre.e vice premier, No guad In America, Tuesday night accused the Soviet Union of aggravating the dangers of world war and bucking Vietnam's "massive armed nggron" agd Cambodia. Carter Is in the delicate final stages of a new nuclear arms agrowseit with Moecaw, end the Soviets hardly can be expected to igeore Tog's brosdeldee or the forum provided him — the first visit to Wr(teqi by a Covvnwi1d Cidnese leader. To" wlnd. up haWasblnglonlsg ce'his nlne-day tour ofthe United States today with a full schedale. He flies to Atlanta Thursday merning aid also will tour Houston and SeskIe before rda'niag hams to Peking Monday. After CaiWs Lind twe-bsw bargehing seedon with Teng Tusuday, White Hess prow seersiary Jody Powell was asked bow the priddeit views hi. geld. The two have "very geed rapped ad understanding," and can spesk frMly and y wOtut r- iffling each other's feathers, POW411 2" Caster's p0bas 90 Tueg's blstiiiss and scntabllity may has tad drsd indey. Tss1My—Caterwanhemeatthe Whits How itthe time— Tang iss,d the RN1111111411 b1111111110 in_aaliy strong bMW ad aid. .0 ails ebwM b6pla6m told esit Mown. "WbthefuUhIC1111111oftheIevlet then, Vietnam Is brassoly BY T. K. RyAn - * could never - 'WEPSSAcMM4 A ?VNCIU*11ON MAM I remind 1-30-8 hy*.ii.e - swelled head, Dieting doesn't work with this boy but the Ritalin works well. Am I safe to go ahead and give him this Indefinitely as ordered? DEAR READER - As I'm sure you know, there are many hyperactive children. Ritalin Is commonly used In controlling some aspects of the problem. It Is a good medicine for this purpose and there Is no reason why you shouldn't use It If your doctor and psychologist have determined that your son needs It. About the only side effect that you really need to worry about when It's given In the proper amount Is suppression of sp. petite. You want to be sure that your son does eat an adequate well-balanced diet so that he gets plenty of nutrition for good growth and development. You might find that giving coffee will also help. U he drank enough coffee, he might not require as much Ritalin. Usudlly as a child gets older, there isatime when Ritalin and other medicines are no longer required. You should depend on the evaluation of your doctor and psychologist to tell you when you can decrease the amount of medicine your son takes or perhaps stop It altogether. i Pj .. — — ._ ---- . . .. .•. ... - .. .. . - -. -- . -. "It Is very evident that hegemonist expansion (China's code word for alleged Russian Ideological greed) is the main source of turmoil In all parts of the world," he added. "The zealous pushing of a global strategy for world domination by the hegemonists cannot but increase the danger of a new world war." "China will always stand by countries and nations suffering ppression and aggression In opposition to hegemonlst aggression anIII enslavement," he said. In remarks at an earlier reception at the Washington Hilton, ... 'Europe, too, Is overshadowed by the threat of war' Tang said chances for peaceful resolution of the Taiwan problem have lncreed with establishment of diplomatic ties with the United Slates. "I can tell you explicitly that you have no cause for worry," he WW an audience of Americana and Chinese-Americans. "Taiwan will rtinn to the embrace of the motherland sooner or later." He told skeptical members of Congress the same thing. . -. . — _J___ • - to get a , perfectly safe. Do you agree? I would appreciate any Inhous svii,w,av.. t,ni j i-nlc,ht ••e...... You hold: 02 K Q 1065 . ':..- - ' ' ', p 'If you start Ask tl( eHngMgH, M Sanford, Florida 32711—PrIce 15 Cents he was placed on Ritalin. This medicine has done wonders for hisbehavior but I worry about the possible side effects. by our family Ihave been physician and the psychologist that this is commonly used and She started by cashing dummy's high hearts and spades and noted that East ha4 to chuck a club on ttj second hand. Then she led -Y club toward her hand. E ducked and Elinor took queen. The ace and king of hearts were played next while two clubs were jettisoned from -f dummy. East's first discard was the Jack of clubs. His second was the deuce of diamonds. That discard produced the overtrick since It made the -whole diamond suit good, but East had seen that his only chance to heat six would be if West held the diamond queen. Mixed pair events in Uw early days were male chauvinist overbidding. If the male had a good her AV s, Elinor Murdoch who .tIfl plays good bridge found herself the declarer at au after some real ov ding by her partner. Not that,pairs didn't get to the good riotrump slain, but Elmer managed to make an nvrfflck Year, No. 141—Wednesday, January 31, 1979 - .WIN AT BRIDGE sad Alas S.slag fuIa After a private meeting with Teng, Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia said his fears about Peking attacking Taiwan had been "considerably allayed." "He was very frank, and from his standpoint he went as far as he thought he could go," Byrd said, adding that Teng "could not agree not to use force at some point In the future, but he did not anticipate that." "It seems to me that goes pretty far," Byrd said. "It doesn't close the door, as many senators would like to have heard." Even many of those who think the administration has sold out Taiwan In Its zeal to recognize Peking felt Teng was "impressive" in his efforts to defuse congressional opposition. But most said they were not convinced. Tang, barely 5 feet tall, was swallowed up by the contingent of guards that accompanied him in the Capitol. Photographers and tourists craning for shots found him Invisible. But visitors applauded warmly wherever he went. Tang and Carter were initialing a series of agreements We this afternoon setting up the governmental machinery for future contacts science, technology, trade, air and maritime travel and student exchanges. Tang already has accepted the establishment of the first American news bureaus In China. Slate Department officials say the Chinese nave proposed beginning the arrangement with four resident U.S. news bureaus in Peking: United Press International, Associated Press, The New York Times sod the Washington Post. � 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 • ? • I • I Sunday, Aprils, 1979 ; 11s1 Year; No. 187—Monday, April 9, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents LossThreat Diminishes Labor Department Ma y I I vube IM s money OTA SALr a J By DONNA ES1'ES Herald Staff write Officials of the Orange-Semi 9ole-Osceola Transportation Authority (OSOTA) may be able to win release of more than $500,000 in federal money being held up by the U.S. Department of Labor if it can come to an agreement with the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) at a Washington meeting Tuesday. "It's possible" that an agreement acceptable to both OSOTA and the ATU can be worked out, said Ellis Rottman, public information officer with the employee protection division of the Department of Labor today. A hold-up of the $568,000 operating money from the federal government had generated local fears that the bus service in the Seminole and Orange County areas would have to be halted May I. ATU has filed a challenge to the continuation of the federal operating funds with the federal agency which oversees employees' rights to collective trga1ning. The dispute between the union and OSOTA began a year ago when striking bus drivers who were union members were replaced by new employees 0LE * ts I 16. PlC ...:, - ;ij, .... •. tt. Ilk!IO. -. ci $11, 79c N who walked across the picket lines. Pat Harnric, ment of labor that it still represents the employees OSOTA general manager, expressed "cautious and is urging the federal agency to hold up the optimism" the Tuesday meeting will resolve the money. problem before he left today for Washington. Meanwhile, the Seminole County Conunissior, Rottman, emphasizing that the department of representative on the authority, Commissioner Bill labor is charged with the responsibility of over. seeing the grant award from the department of Kirchhoff said he will explain to his colleagues on the transportation and is not in the business of commission Tuesday that several alternatives are designating bargaining agents, said the department available on the bus service. The budgeted funding only enforces the employee protection aspect of the for the authority will be exhausted by May 1 if the law. federal money is not released by then, Kirchhoff said. "Our role Is to see that certain guarantees for protection are satisfied," Rottman said. "We "If the federal money does cease, we will have to oversee that aspect of the law and have to bless the re-evaluate service and what we are going to do," arrangement between the two parties. We have to Kirchhoff said,detailing the alternatives available to tell the department of transportation that the law Seminole County. "We will have to decide whether has been satisfied." to discontinue service altogether, whether we will Hamric said after new employees were hired to institute the service on a limited basis—for example replace the strikers last year, OSOTA on June 29 in the early morning and late afternoon hours for notified the union it would no longer be recoenized working people dependent upon the tranas a bargaining agent for the new drivers. He sportation," Kirchhoff said. said OSOTA offered to abide by a vote of the em"It will depend a lot on Orange County," he said. ployees on the matter, but the union did not call for Orange County is to decide next week what a vote, measures it will take if the federal money is not Hamric said the union is insisting to the departreleased. S - - ill Signs typical at local stations Gas Shortages Strike Seminole By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Fridays if the situation grows worse. Butler said Scovell Oil Distribution in DeLandfrompwhom he buys his gas has cut his Sanford and area motorists planning any allocation by 7,000 gallons a month. He said weekend trips would do well to fill their gas the cutbacks will continue "indefinitely." tanks by Friday - or even Thursday. "The bulk of our customers are once-aThat's the message being given by local week buyers... the regulars," he said. "We service station managers who say they are can just barely meet their needs now. We not being allowed by distributors to purchase couldn't do that if we start getting a run of enough gasoline to meet the demands of their noncustomers," customers. Bill Scovell, Amoco distributor, said the gas One by one service station owners and squeeze is probably tied to more than one operators in Sanford are closing on Sunday factor. He said the latent impact of the Iran and reducing their Saturday and weekday oil loss, plus the OPEC increases which some hours as their pump supplies dwindle, major companies are not willing to pay, both "What else can we do, we just don't have contribute to the problem. the allocation," said Marty Francioso of the "The situation Is tight but fairly stable," he Exxon Station at 29M 5, Sanford Ave. said. "We're at 92 percent of last year's Francloso said he has had to close the last allocation and it appears It will stay that way two Sundays and now remains open until only for some months." 1 p.m. on Saturday. In addition, he said his "The bottom line is that station operators weekday hours now extend until only 5:30 can probably meet the demand of last yeir, p.m. A week ago, he said, his station stayed but anyone who has experienced an increase open until 8:30 evenIngs, in business — or anybody planning to use The cause of Francioso's difficulties is a more gas than last year for their personal use cutback in gas allocation per month by more — may be up the creek," Scovell said. than 15,000 gallons. He said the Exxon In an effort to accomodate local customers, dlstrbutor in Tampa informed him this month the Cumberland Farms Store on south Sanhe could purchase only 24,20) gallons of the ford Avenue has had to limit the gas sold on 40,000 gallons he had previously been given, weekends to $7 per customer. But manager John Butler, owner of the Butler Amoco Cynthia Dyess said the store's supply of Station at 1407 French Ave., said he keeps an unleaded gas has completely run out despite eye on the daily average of gas sold and the plan. prevents customers from large purchases as "We've been out of unleaded for two weeks the day goes on and the daily quota is neared. and don't know yet when we'll get a supply. He said he has had to close Sundays, Saturday They just give it to us when they can," she afternoons and may even have to cutback said. Child Support At Issue :....j '.I; ..,.- •i. _ Salfi Seeks To Enforce PaVI ments By DONNA ES'TES Herald Staff Writer Circuit Judge Dominick J. SaUl will recommend to Seminole County Cornmissioners during a 2 p.m. kahop seaden Thssiay that county money be acat.dto create a Dometk Pato,g Commissioner's (DRC) office to handle matters bi'.eiving ft collection and enforcement of child support payments. In a written presentation to the board Salfi is requesting a budget of $38,569.65 to create and operate the office from May 1 through Sept. 30 and a $95,298.65 budget for the office in the 1979-80 fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. The nhIP4IvaQ nf fIui .,%,, flT7t" . ... whelming need for effective, cost-efficient service to resolve the problems of support for children and to relieve the burdensome obligation now on taxpayers who support children through tax revenue generated welfare payments." Salfi said the Seminole County clerk's office now processes more than 2,000 support payments per month, double the number of just a few years ago, yet nearly an equal number of child support payments are either not made or are made in too low an amount, In welfare cases only, the judge said, nearly $20,000 was collected in January, 1079, yet •hrn JJzI .. assistance for children that could result in child support orders, beneflttlng both the children and the taxpayer. Salfi included a magazine article with his memo to the county commissionerson how other states are handling the problems of requiring "runaway fathers" to support their children, He said the DRC would offer information and assistance on all support enforcement matters Including both filing for and collecting child support as well as providing disabled fathers a forum to seek a temporary reduction in child support before being hauled into court on contempt. H. zJ -ne enforcement process to better serve the parents who have custody of their children and who now must go to the state attorney, the clerk, the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services or a private attorney to obtain support for their children, Salfi said the DRC would decrease the length of time between initiating enforcement and resolution; would consolidate, make efficient and more available necessary services; expedite enforcement placing the responsibility for child support upon parents rather than taxpayers and would enforce court orders without constant time claims forcemnent of rulings previously made. He said the chief judge of the circuit on Jan. 8, established the office of the DRC and funds are now needed to begin the program. The DEC, Salfi said; will handle enforcement of prior orders of support whether welfa.-e cases or not; claims for child support against nonpaying parents where no prior order of support has been Issued; requests of the state to intervene in cases where a prior order of support has been entered and the parent with child custody is on welfare; requests by a parent for temporary reduction . or--suspension of said we office ouma upon Judges mnus aitowing payments; petitions by county SaUl said, Is to "satisfy what Is estImated 1,500 cases of persons facilitate accessibility to the judges to use their time on residents of court orders where fast becoming an over- receiving some form of state court and would organize the matters not requiring en- a parent Is out of state READY TO SERVE is Decision Expected Ills ambulance used for transportation of patients to the medical center at American Legion Post 53, K.• 1f. '-- ,- 7 Sanford, was on display at the grand• opening ceremonies held at the post home on U S. High. I , -. & • •__ .. which opened several weeks ago, is thought to . . ' . •. . .. a Legion post in the United States ' .., - . -. ., be the first sponsored by •' By JANE CASSELBERRy rotating blackouts among its problems if we are allowed to Herald Stall Writer customers on Tuesday to do It," said FP&L district Action by Gov. Bob Graham conserve its dwindling low, manager Scott Burns, Is expected today on a sulfur fuel supply. The firm 'Although the plume from the recommendation that Florida serves 4.5 million persons in smoke stacks will be darker, Power &Ught Co. bepermittedFlorida. toburnhlgh-sulfuroilatl5offts "It will save us a lot of See DECISION, Page 2A 21 plants to avert power shortages which the company predicted would bring TOday blackouts or brownouts. Included in the lifting of environmental restrictions for Dr. Lamb ..................4B Around The Clock ..........4-A the 20-day emergency period Horoscope .................4-B Bridge .....................4-B will be FP&L's Sanford plant. Hospital ...................3-A Calendar................... Without such authority, an OURSELVES ..............1-B Comlcv ....................4.8 FP&L spokesman said, the . Sports .................... 57A Crossword .................4-B state's largest electric utility Television .................1-B Editorial...................4-A firm would have to begin Weather ...................3-A Dear Abby ............ .....i-a . ' .. held here. The center, ;. - _____ conjunction with the district Legion meeting _". Request .., . _______ . . way 17-Vs on Sunday in .. ( ' .• • . . ' . -. . . ' ' , - 'p . . a. Herald photo W Tarn VI.csøt -. l . .. . • '' M". , SCC *Uhedules Dedica t*ion Ceremon*les For Fac*111ties By8HA1ONCARRACO sCommunity College will hold its dedication ceremony aitber late spring or early allf to mark the yen batHing, of its now a shop and lab comPietion .bIdi ad ii3 addition, sW L . Milwee auldant to th cati,. prsatsnt MW new farflftj were slated for cnpIg(Ion in March, IPA a'low minor twxhup 'be" pMed the date to May is, allilm said. mg whose mnbm A dscMk,' csreey conelit of ftcully and students m studying do mod thm to wheduk do Wdd "Int, ML1wN Saw m ie wig toward tite early fall because we will w. have all the equipment and furniture In the building then," Milvee said. The new facilities and their equipment and accessories will cost an estimated $5 million when completed, Mllwee . . - The vocational building Is being constructed to meet the Increasing demand of enrollment, Mllwee said. With the addition of the vocational facilities, the enrollment for occupational education courses Is expected to director of EICMlm "We anticipate we will exceed 2,000 full-time equivalents or a bead count km 5,000to W Audenb for MA fiscal year which represents abo'A a 10 percent increm",MOIICrW .plsiu.d. Vocational Btsidiuig will offer courses such as engineering, technology, food service, medical records, and home management programs. Its classrooms will also house typing and stenography rooms, business data processing facilities and general classrooms." The Shop and Lab Building provides a permanent facility for the retçholstery, emergency medical technology, paramedic and firefighting programs. New programs will be offered in omaii engine repair, auto work and welding. SPecial, features of the library addition wiH and forensic laboratories along with st udy rooms, reading, cd&14ft AM microft areaL lAqguage, reading Woffices and general classrooms will cornp1st. this addition to the collage. Seminole Community Collage offers all prpcof.sslgnal majors in Its basic two-year college program. In addition to its academic programs, the college also has a wide variety of technical courses, and its community service and leisure time programs are constantly expanding In response to the needs of the community, At present, the number of students enrolling in )g college parallel programs is Increasing, whereas th e national trend sees the programs holding steady. College officials say that the growth trend at the college is a reflection of the continued growth in the Seminole Countr area. SCC is also'an area vocational education school with modern equipment and faculties geared to help students acquire skills needed for employment or advancement in specific vocational areas. I e 11 e - . .- .._ ii - . • T ' '.' . -' ....... ... ,.; ' . .. •',-. - �2A—Evening herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday April f, 1979 Arab Official Paid $1.5 Million Gas Used To Catch Robbery Suspect V V%41 MLLJ IN BRIEF Executions Continue In Iran; Toll At 88 TEHRAN,Iran (UP!) Secret Islamic tribunals today executed the former commander of Iran's air force and three other men, Ignoring international criticism of the execution of former Prime Minister Amir Abbas Hoveyda. Tehran radio said Amir Hossein Rahil, air force commander up to the last day of the turmoil the overthrew the Premier Shahpour Bakhtlar, confessed to his crimes and was shot by a firing squad. Others sentenced and executed In Tehran were Manouchehr Anoun, former minister of religious endowments; Gen. All Mohammed Khajenoorl, and a police officer Identified only as "Belali." The latest executions brought to 88 the number of death sentences known to have been carried out by the revolutionary courts. Dozens more face death in trials by other Islamic courts across the country. Hovyda, who served as Iran's premier for 13 years during Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavl's reign, was put before the firing squad Saturday. He was the highest official of the shah's regime to the before a revolutionary firing squad. Six other executions also took place during the weekend. Four revolutionary courts were in session in Tehran alone, the radio said. In Kermanshah, 47 men faced trial on charges of corruption, mass murder and collaboration with the shah's regime. - Amin Fights Back NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) With sounds of war shaking their homes, residents of Kampala were ordered to return to work today by President Idi Amin or face stern punishment. Amin, deserted by his Libyan allies and denied oil by his regular suppliers, stripped his northern garrisons of troops and threw them Into the do-or-die battle of Kampala to preserve his 8-year-old military regime. Kampala residents reported the boom of heavy artillery shaking their homes as the defenders fought Tanzanians who were reported surprised at the strength of Ugandan resistance. Earlier reports said the capital was deserted and defenseless. Amin himself was last reported at his new field headquarters at Jinja, a few miles east of Kampala. A diplomat who saw Ugandan troops there reported them in remarkably high spirits and said civilians threw flowers at them and gave clenched-fist victory salutes. Amin's back-to-work order apparently is designed to end the confusion In the capital and bolster morale among those who have not joined the thousands of refugees fleeing Kampala. - Khmer Rouge Re- Take Town BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) The Blood-red flag of the Kamer Rouse was raised over Polpet at dawn today, by soldiers loyal be' oiMd Cambodian leader Pol Pot celebrating the capture of frontier town from Vietnamese forces. It was the third time the town had changed hands in 72 hours. Reports from the Thai side of the border said proChinese soldiers had cut Vietnames resupply lines and that Hanoi forces were unable to get reinforcements to the frontier area. Guerrilla soldiers, standing on a bridge that designates the Thailand-Cambodia frontier, told reporters their troops would hold Polpet against any Vietnamese counterattack. Sporadic gunfire, clearly audible from Thailand, resigned Immediately alter the takeover as Vietnaines and their pro-Hanoi Cambodian allies fired on the town's new owners, reports said. Thai intelligence sources said the Khmer Rouge had about 400 men In otherwise deserted Rolpet, the only town visibi to the outside world and therefore a valuable propaganda base for both sides. - An Orlando man charged Store in Goldenrod, authorities with robbery, who had to be said. tear-gassed from a home he had According to sheriff's taken shelter in, remains In reports, the two men fled across custody in the Seminole County the Orange County line into Jail today, awaiting transfer to Seminole County. McGowan Orange County authorities, was captured as he got out of James Denton, 25, was his car and attempted to flee, captured by Seminole County but Denton escaped to the home sheriff's deputies Saturday at at Woodcrest Drive, authorities 5218 Woodcrest Drive in said. After firing three shots of Goldenrod. Denton and another tear gas Into the home, sheriff's man, Douglas McCowan, 20, deputies stormed the residence had been the subject of a chase and apprehended Denton. by Orange County sheriff's Seminole County sheriff's deputies after the two men were deputies said there have been seen fleeing the scene of a no charges placed against robbery at the Lill General Denton in Seminole County. Drive in Deliary, Florida wgnCYCLESTOLEN side of a home at 21744 Holly way Patrol officials report. Ave. between 4pm. and 7 pmL A 1971 Kawasaki motorcycle Saturday and made off with an owned by Michael E. Cairn, 502 Robert Lee Howard, 34, died ,AMEM stereo,speakersandan driving at. 8-track cassette player was reported stolen sometime when the car he speed westbound belonging to Anthony Honter, over the weekend, police a high rate of onl.4in the early morning fog Police said. Value of the items report. struck the guardrail, Sunday was placed at more than $300. Pollee said the vehicle was became airborne for 200 feet Darked outside the Cann I__.J.J £I__ aria ranueu on me VdMUOUUU apartment at the tim of the Sometime Saturday a burglar theft. The cycle was valued at lane of Dirksen Drive, FHP Officials said. gained entrance to the Claude $1,700, according to police. A. Getman home at 801 Santa Officials said a Passenger in FATALITY Barbara Drive and took an AM. the car, Richard David Stavely, One Mulberry man was killed FM stereo, speakers and serious 40, was taken to Seminole several albums, police Said. and another remains in Hospital, where his Memorial The equipment was valued at condition as a result of a singlecondition is listed as serious. car accident on 1.4 at Dlrksen $700, according to police. __I Officials said he would be returned to Orange County to face charges of robbery. ThEFIS REPORTED Sanford police report two thefts of stereo equipment over the weekend. A burglar pried open a window on the south Painter Leads The Way For Youth Week Youth Day—May 5—in Seminole County has been proclaimed by the Seminole County Commission and the Seminole County School Board. Bill Painter of Sanfords Colonial Room Restaurant at Touchton's Drug Store has become the first Seminole County merchant to donate a percentage of the receipts from his business on one day during Seminole County Youth Week, April 20 through May 5. "With the help of local attorneys and the Seminole County Bar Association," Mrs. Kehrer said, "softball games, an art festival, educational presentations and a painting contest are already planned." Mrs. Kehrer said merchants are being asked to select one day during the week designated to donate a percentage of their gross receipts to the Youth Services System. The Seminole Youth Planning Council headed by Dan Scinto, affiliated with youth services system, at a recent meeting announced other events scheduled for Seminole County Youth Week include a block party dance in Lake Mary; a free soccer clinic at Sanford Middle School, a softball game between youth and community leaders. The McDonald's hamburger "custom bus" will carry the winners of the painting contest to Disney World for a day, she said. The next youth week planning meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., April 19 at the Altamonte Springs Civic Canter. According to Mrs. Kehrer many activities are planned for youth day and the six-day period preceding It In coordination with "Law Week." The money raised during the seven-day period is to be used as matching funds for a federal grant creating Seminole Youth Services System. The agency, directed by Grace Kehrer, has been created to gather together information on the various local services, in..hoth the public and private sector, for Seminole County children from birth through 17 years. Federal Hotline Swamped . . With Overcharge Complaints 0 WASHINGTON (UP!) More than 100 motorists a day are calling a special federal hotline to report potential overcharges by gasoline station operators. Personnel at the Economic Regulatory Administration of the Department of Energy have been busy taking calls since Feb. 14 when the hotline began being devoted exclusively to gasoline complaints. As a result of the calls, the agency has sent out more than 1,000 letters notifying gasoline stations of the complaints. About 170 stations have been targeted for special audits and 12 stations have been singled out for legal action. Personnel are available until 4:30 p.m. EST Monday through Friday to take calls on the no-toll national hotline 800.424-9246. - . 7 f Experts Enter Swamp For Check On Train W reckage WASHINGTON (UPI) A four-hour Pan American World Airways strike ended in a settlement, and negotiators have scheduled new talks in the Teamsters strike-lockout which entered Its ninth day today. But a third strike shutting down United Airlines, the nation's largest commercial air carrier, is deadlocked and the line's officials have stopped taking reservations through June 7. The Teamsters and the trucking Industry have agreed to resume negotiations today. The talks broke off Friday after both sides refused to compromise on the money and the retalitory issues that prompted the strike lockout by the companies last week. - Painter presents pledge to Grace Kehrer, Dan Scinto / - - _____ _"~tlr,t.;.,~~'_,_,-(~__ '~'~ ' . I..., -.0 -..d&L% ~ 1 L .- - . 1'. I ,.',,. - . 1.. TO - Bdiids Win Three high school jazz bands of Seminole County were victorious in rugged competition in the annual State Region m Stage Band Festival. The Seminole County high school bands received the following ratings for their overall performance: Oviedo High School with bind director Richard Feinberg, excellent; Lake Brentley High School with band director Jack Herron, superior; and Lyman High School with band director Join Blair, excellent. "The event was very well host men Dr. BLfl 1Th*k, band director at Seminole Cornmmity Coflogs. "The caliber of the high N___ Deltona Junior High students (from left): Guy Wilseher, Howard Gal.. and Gerald Popp, warm up before perfinning In the Annual District Band Contest, at Lyman High School. Ratings for Seminole County Middle Schools who par. tkIpaewerea.fo:Jac He (I of Terry Pattlahall, Superior for the First Bud. sal Excellent for the Second Band; Lakevlew Middle School, unde,'.the direction of Laurel Elmore, Escellent; MlIwee Middle School, under the direction of John Gerecki, Superior; Teague Middle School, under the direction of Bill Elmore, EzcslteM; and Tvshawllla Middle School, under the direction of John Sails Jr., Excellent hr both the First Band and Second Bud. ___________________ __ 3 Parachute rvnL ri&swc., cii. urs) A lJl 9W11 41*M plans, bellefto be a DC-3, pI'g.d ho tin ocean Sunday sad Martin Coonly sheriffs o.mcsrs were hslg lnjaUtodiytbetlw,smenw1npsrac.dfremtin craft. Javssta,ss a Id they WS-40w6mall1whoft qilutloulag with c:.cy I. hapat =rQ=L Tooy were 14Mlod - RICE Hurasaln 30; WWimi Souls, $l, and (eiles Roh ,irl.. X. all believed to he from the To Ocean — Tb. s these — parachiud from cr clseirtosbuts. A(edGuardpstrolbedpseeol tin mmToo dho r two onsesi mars. aw plhed Vp all Om mm and V110111001 NO d 11b the ch - ry _ lest. (Med in 11101110 :S.a. WeeS, 75 claNs fliii. 83.38$ 8MUJ*S. NL Year, 8MISIv Mail: w.m, U usNi Mesa 83.41i 6 M.s*e. sis.UJ Year, 6:16 me aboul tfwn'b bur Jim Mid" of a* !N 'I ,ri Hewarar. ft 10 ION*be41P*1—N A local panel to bear claims of unfair labor practices sod to determine the legitimacy of bargaining units among public employees will become edabliabed In SShrd It stats olNeWs approve rules and regulations being prepared by the Ssilvd local option PUepIsyss Relations liiii (PERC). tint Cawisy, PERC chaka,uidtb.pu.slis arM11M1d to meat Tuesday to discisas the rules regulations required by labi depsitmuat efl$.k . school bands is really coming up," Hinkle said. "They're getting better and better every year. We have some of the most outstanding jazz bands right here in Central Florida." A total of2l bands from six counties participated in the events sponsored by the Florid Bandmasters' Association hel this weekend in the Seminole (ominunity College Fine Art* Building. Each jazz band performed three or four selections before a panel of adjudicatoç .(JudCs) and wereratediin a scale or, superior, excellent or good. Counties that also par-, ticipated In the event were from Brevard, Cringe, Lake, Sumter and Volisla. edosemsa unit. cow yalidlioSIclalsin TaSohss apprin as Sad" plan, md will hems of onlysix other rww dUes Is have a heeIF (ilsy euld as us ii rMble .4 prea for city of .*is,wiifts. panel would be the I determining body In deciding which city workers constitute a bargaining unit In sagofl'tlora with the city. PEPIC also would be the final authority, before court, on hearings Of unfair labor practices, he said. The Florida I,gJuje 1 authorized collective bargaining for public I ployws in itit With tint adh'' the provisim that local .. PERCs could be , j . • of the state. Howsv.r, in ivn the closed the local PERC option to say city wft had m made d" previous application:-',7 pllcati00 ptlør to 197L' Cawleysaid. If the Sanford pln Li" ' Panomi Qty, Palm Beach, Lskslaadr"' y—'-- 6- he am dleanlotaliptiscluse. Bad Advice Insurance - Clergymen can now receive DES MOINES (UP!) malpractice Insurance in case their advice turns out to be "erroneous." The Iowa Insurance Department has given approval to the Church Mutual Insurance Co. to begin providing the malpractice Insurance to clergymen and religious institutions. The plan, called Counseling Professional Liability, provides the clergymen With protection in the event professional advice turns out to be erroneous. - '. ., I 5' '. ...!k.,... .......6, - - The Roweils, wholive in the small Okaloofa County cornmunity of Baker - two miles Panels Studied A Department of SAPELO ISLAND, Ga. (UP!) Natural Resources Official said his Office had to be deluged with requests to visit Sapelo Island since President Carter announced his upcoming vacation tire, but scientist' on the Island said they would hardly notice the chief executive. The president and his wife will return to Georgia Thursday for an eight-day rest at Sapelo located jint off the Georgia coast, about 40 miles south of Savw"ul'. Carter is aimed assured privacy on the island home to thenationally-known University of Georgia Marine Institute and sllgtfly more than 300 local racIdut4a- A best visits the island only twice a weik, end these ili4ig the trip while the pnuldsu*ial family is ,acstIoithg SIll be limited in number and carefully screened by the Secret Service. - TALLAHASBEE, Fla. (UP!) he has received stacks of mall The lobbyists will line up in from Irate real estate salesforce today to take a crack at men, doctors and other profes. lawmakers considering bills to slcmals. reform the regulation of the The House Appropriations professlonsandtorepealtheso. Committee passed the bill called prevailing wage law that Thursday by an 18.12 vote. forces contractors to pay union Sheldon held up floor debate wiaaa for nsih& rârt4lnn. mmiii thu wk in 'i'ivo him tints First order of businosel in the to ,'educats, ' cherof House today Is floor action on the lower chamber about the On lower chamber's version of tAIL workmen'i compeisatIon Speaker Hyatt Brown reform. The Senate passed Its end Gov. Bob Graham are bill last Tuesday so House uppnjtJng the reform move. will clear they way for a and. coherence committee to hOO "lbs principle of the legislaout differences. lion is In the p'blic im.4," The House is preparing to Graham taksaway mirhof the power of lbs Senate is schedUled to such dOdOfl, take up a ilmilar plan this nurses and reel estate dealers week. Who dlsdpUe end regulate As If having the profomlons themselves through on their necks were not enough proNidiu1 bouds. Ths would for one week, the lawmakers be dens by reugaLng the have bifos's 11am a labor bill Department of Professional that will raise the W. of blue OW Occvpst'ra) Regulation, collar union workers. The Rep. George Sheldon, D. measure, which is expected to Tampa. chairman of the puss by Friday, repeal, the old ratuiy uhoas c'v"tti., "prevailing ww law" which aadatbsrgtiwsrepsdthst has come to mom moa wes hy1ng pesare h been must be paid by non-aim Frutmaa Rep. Tom castredors win receive public ,Blest LMemdaIs, said - — — ' I and Nashville freight rain derailed, triggering a propane tank explosIon, No serious injuries were reported "We were going to celebrate our 20th anniversary among friends and relatives with a party," Mrs. Howell said. "We really looked forward to it...! even made a big cake. It's back home in the refrigerator. We're still going to have the piy, just a little later." Regulatory Carter Gets Privacy . Bv Bluish-Yellow Cloud I CRESTVIEW, Flu. (UP!) Everything was set. The guests were invited. The food was made. The cake was decorated. But Zelmna and Branford Rowell weren't able to have their 20th anniversary party supper. Instead, the couple and their four children spent the day in an evacua tion center about eight miles away from the DOWNTOWN FACELIFT hazardous chemicals that forced them out of their home. The facelift of downtown Sanford continues with The Rowellsandthousandsof cleaning and remodeling store fronts as part of a other residents In a four-town project to improve the appearance of the city's area of the Florida Panhandle central business district. Other downtown Im- fled their homes Sunday when provements spearheaded by the Greater Sanford 22 chemical cars of a Louisvi lle Development Corp. include the proposed architectural landscaping of First Street. Pictured here Is the Welaka Building. KEY LARGO (UP!) Five persons were killed in a headon collision Sunday night on a lonely stretch of U.S. 1 known as "death alley" because it has been the scene Of so many fatal traffic accidents. The victims were not Identified pending notification of their families and relatives. The Florida Highway Patrol said a southbound car veered over the center line at about 9:20 p.m. 10 miles northof Key Largo and struck a northbound vehicle "left front to left front." Troopers said the southbound car was occupied only by the driver and there were four persona in the other vehicle. All were killed instantly. -_ - - . 0 It 'Death Alley' Claims Five S . s.ue. readings: tew t.alght and Tuesday. kale peushne, I; evureight lows, prebahiUty 41 partial thli U; yesterday's high, N; afterases and 30 portal IL_ r9ssm a il _prawn, _15.80; tiulgM aid Tineday. JUDAY1TW 'J, DI$S$SSSII MO Its *1111111116 No it 3 111L __ ParSy duly ia, Sill pa., low 11:51 s.a. Tuesday. A chose. Of Usll pa thusisrshiwsrs aluly this PWt caselvenk WO Wo Aqnsa it Now Bigho am" S15p.a.,lowUiIS&a. eoSyM*eaMNs.L.wo n:12 P.111111, laypuiti high 11:30 Linn 14aighSin*1alde hi. W esiWsiuty 15 in *00 an P86 Iff 1:31 LaLl 6:8 %ft --I bub ano pas. *. ". derailment caused at least three explosions and set the wood-andsteel trestle blazing for 11 hours. Civil defense officials said the thousands of residents forced from their homes Sunday morning in a 300-square-mile area around the wreck would not be allowed to return unt il an all clear is sounded. Hundreds of evacuees who had no friends or relatives to stay with spent the night in seven shelters set up in nearby Crestview. Charles Hickman, 60, was the only person reported injured Sunday. He was administered oxygen by firemen and rushed to a hospital for treatment of shock. At the time of the wreck the train was eastbound from Pensacola toward Jacksonville. The situation was touch and go for 11 hours Sunday as the br idge burned fiercely, heating the tank cars and causing them to belch lethal gases from safety valves. Pilots from nearby Elgin Air Force Base using special sensing equipment repo rted measuring chemical fumes for a 3-to 5-mile radius, rising to a height of 2,000 feet above the swamp. 1'I Celebration Interrupted ~ I I7 __ ", ~~,*." I ~,.,_'_ 1.,.'11 ~11.11.. ..1~1 ._11 .1 1: 1 . Attorney General MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) Charles Graddick said Alabama will proceed with efforts to have convicted murderer John Louis Evans III executed despite Evans' announced plan to challenge the state's death penalty. The29-year-old Texas drifter was scheduled to the at 12:01 a.m. Friday but was spared less than six hours before the execution when Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist issued a stay. Rehnquist delayed the execution until April 13. The petition for the stay was filed by Evans' mother. Evans, who had Insisted that he would prefer death to life In prison, apparently changed his mind during the weekend and decided to appeal, said his attorney, Reggie Stephens of Mobile. VMTHER -: 1 Evans Changes His Mind '. . _4 . oin o PERC Panel For Sanford U nder Study , . . le 3 Se MILLIGAN, Fla. (UP!) Safety experts said they would venture into a northwest Florida swamp today for their first close up examination of a freight train wreck that exploded in fire and noxious fumes Sunday and sent at least 5,000 rural residents to fleeing their homes. Despite the havoc, only one minor Injury was reported in the ac"ident. The cause of the latest derailment on the ill-fated Louisville & Nashville Railroad - described by a federal official last year as "the worst railroad we know of" - will not be determined until lethal gases leaking from the jumbled tank cars can be shut off. The 116-car train included 65 cars containing volatile chemicals anhydrous ammonia, acetone, carbolic acid and methyl alcohol. A railroad spokesman said 22 of the cars had derailed. Rain overnight threatened to keep the noxious vapors close to the ground and officials decided to wait for daylight to make surveys. Mixing gases flared up in flames Sunday night. The flareups could be seen ata command post a mile and a half from where the IAN train broke un on a trestle over the Yellow River. The - / - COMPETE I - Strikes Status Update - jMondey. April . lm—vol. 71, No. 19, FiiIlI*udDaily Nd $101, iir9 $.Wrdsv W The leahed Nersid. :lis.. NI N. pnwo Ave., $Mm P11. 33111. Paid M IseNid, Pledda 33111 liesud dais ?n WASHINGTON (UP!) Bert to block them from delivering ' .. L. Hal- Oil Corp. in the Grand Corp. of Rawalpindi,j,kist an later this m&ih for his banking Lance used his infl uence with any ñioreTh'rseas payoffs, - whose majority shareholder practices, responded by pion-: Cayman Islands. the White House last year to aid sources said. ing the White House and askin is Ghaith Pharaon. Late that year, they flew to two frustrated millionaires who Lance's attempts to help that the meeting be set up with' the tiny Arab count ry of Qatar paid an Arab official a $1.5 Holley and Carver eventually (Pharaon, a Saudi Arabian the State Department. a northern peninsula of Saudi million bribe for oil-drilling backf ired into the year-long businessman, last year created Arabia - to seek an oil conrights and got little in return, probe that carried Justice In Mardi, 1978, Holley and: wide publicity when he bailed p cession, federal investigators have lear- Department fraud investigator Lance out of deep personal debt Carver new back to Doha and At At a meeting in Qatar's David Addis to the Middle East ned. by paying $2.4 million - a met with a Qatar official and of Doha, Carver was much-higher-than market price Andrew KilIgore, the U.S. Sources said details of for a week. advised by the country's - for Lance's bank stock after ambassador to Qatar. Sources said there is no Lance's dealings at the White ... director of petroleum affairs, Lance resigned. . House, months after he left evidence the president's former Ali Jaidah, that he could office, would be disclosed today budget director benefited from Later, Carver privately ad' receive an oil concession in There were allegations at vised Kiligore and another U.S. In a lawsuit to be filed In Miami his actions, or that he ever return for a $1.5 million payoff. the time that Pharaon's move official he had paid the $1. against the two businessmen. knew the bribe was paid. In January 1976, Carver was an attempt to buy Arab million bribe. Lance's main gesture was a The official they allegedly He allegedly transfered $1.5 million to a influence into the White House.) indicated he would be willing to' bribed in a futile attempt to telephone call to an aide to Swiss bank account designated salvage a $17 million invest- White House adviser Hamilton Pharaon agreed to join pay more bribes to protect his by Jaidah. Holcar then got ment later became secretary- Jordan, whom he asked to rights to redrill several existing Holcar's venture, and accom- investment. That offer is general of the Organization of arrange a meeting between lll.HT LANCE wells. Petroleum Exporting Coun- Holley and a State Department panled Holley to Qatar. But believed to have triggered the and Carver But Holley official, the sources said. tries, soon 'Jaidah had since been replaced, federal investigation. . .unaware or payoff discovered the venture would and his successor advised Holley's resulting meeting The two multi-millionaire Justice Lkpartment officials be more expensive than origi- Holley the oil concession would defendants are R. Eugene with a U.S. diplomat allegedly this outline were not able to pursue of the nally anticipated. In 1976, be canceled. Holley, 53, a former Georgia led to efforts by Holley and together dealings: inancial sanctions in the case criminal Lance's National Bank of state senator and one-time Carver to deliver more bribe complex f $200,000 ii political associate of President money. Holley, now beset with tens of Georgia approved Desperate, Holley then al- because it was not specifically Carter, and Roy J. Carver, 70, Justice Department officials millions of dollars in debts, loan to Holley, with Holcar legedly telephoned Lance and illegal, before December of who has lived in Iowa, Miami refused to comment on the suit. persuaded Carver to join him in stock as collateral. asked for help. The former 1977, to bribe foreign officials, and the French Riviera. But in interviews with several 1975 In exploring for oil on the In 1977, Carver and Halley budget director, who faces a and because Ilolcar was not a The government suit will seek sources, UP! was able to piece Persian Gulf. The two set up the sought help from the Attock Oil possible criminal indictment U.S. corporation. . - GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) assuming the presidency, William F. Thomas, vice firm's stock "to Increase the to artificially inflate the price of convenience store firm, Con. Smith Bagley, prominent In Carter often relaxed at president and account actual and apparent personal the company's dock. venient Systems, with Washington social circles as a Bagley's Musgrove Plantation executive for Interstate wealth of the defendants." the The Washington Group was Washington Mills Inc. of friend of President Carter, was vacation home on St. Simons Securities Corp. of Charlotte. charges stemmed from an formed by Bagley and Gilley In Winston-Salem, In which they to return to North Carolina Island, Ga. All were indicted by a federal eight-month grand jury invedi- 1912 with the merger of their owned a 33 percent controlling today for arraignment on Also ordered to appear today grand jury March 14 on charges gation Of the financially trow privately owned Ice cream and interest. charges of federal securities were Dewey Chapple Jr., of scheming to defraud buyers bled Washington Group. Law violations, former executive vice president of stock in the Washington The day after the Indictments The heir to the R.J. Reynolds of the Northwestern Bank's Group, a textile and food were announced, the Securities Industries fortune lived in Winston-Salem office; James conglomerate Bagley helped and Exchange Commission Winston-Salem, N.C., until R. Gluey, a former Washington found. m filed suit against Bagley, Carter's election In 1978, when Group pruldent;._Shirley The li-coont indictment 'I' GlUey, 1 d DsrId 9. t1'T bnoved1ó Wàbiflton After" (lri*b, agls7's s&.1.tky, and the fly. defly' WIMed the . Johnston,' claiming they acted I allocate our resoirces." "Don't get me wrong. This is the effects should not be too not quality oil. It's gooky, but it noticubie when the high-sulfur will not have any negative environmental effect," said fin) Is burned, "The Sanford and cape Tucker. He said the first batch of highCanaveral plants are equipped with burners to handle various sulfur fuel would be burned at blind,, so there should be mu. the Cape Canaveral plant Problem with the high-sulfur Tuesday. The governor's approval will content oil," he added. . The recommendation to be subject to a U.S. Environ. Graham came from secretary mental Protection Agency veto Jake Vamn Of the department of Varn's recommendation environmental rngu)Mlon after would allow FP&L to burn oil a hieing belt in Orlando with a 21 percent sulfur conSaturday in response to tent, while the current limit ial L President Carter's action late percent. Although FP&L has asked for Friday in declaring an energy emergency exists In the date. a four-month suspension Of the •g Iy ' federal air quality restrictions, Graham had mad. a clarstlon March 30 and ap Yarn said he recommended p*aI.d to Carter to allow only 30 dam starting whsnthe suspension of the power high-sulfur burning actually . companies' smokestack bigim A time conditions ,mla.kii standards or our . quire ' ' he added. mooths. , pros" AJtauj all governor hod ad pulled as to P put b&rel d',apur dm rellaf, we would hove ma the mete refined ad now being coniplitely, out Of fuel In May," used. Tucker said he could not said Sam Tusr, uenqe Of promis. savings for cintomers. environmental affairs for I'll my =9 mean a roductim 11 UPS I.IM) - HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) The risk of cancercausing iodine contamination in the aftermath of the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant accident has been greatly reduced, federal officials say. But for the 11th consecutive day, Gov. Dick Thornburgh today warned pregnant women and little children to stay clear of a fivemile radius of the stricken nuclear power plant as a precaution. In an Interview with CBS, Thornburgh later said "my hope would be within the next day or so we can advise those people to return to the area." Asked if that meant today, the governor said, "We hope so." R.J Reynolds Heir Faces Arraignment (CeafinvrdFr.m Page IA) r.5 EVMIM wam IN BRIEF Millionaires Used Lance In Scheme Contamination Risk Reduced ... Dec is ion Ad roiding Makouts -- m on dwinging a mat In On bA W"brTmedayinorderto several, we"" he $a& -- NATION Monday, April 9, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____ ':. - .. " . trom the (lerailindnt site "We have two dogs and we're learned of the evacuation from wondering if the chemicals a relative but decided to leave killed them," Rowell said. when they could see fumes from "Someone told us that all their the toxic chemicals approach cattle are dead from the their house. chemicals. If that's the case, "I knew it was time to go I've got a lot olexplainlngtodo, when I saw a bluish-yellow especially to my 8-year-old cloud come towards the house," boy." Howell said. "We're really Once at the evacaution lucky. It could have been a lot center, an area high school, the worse. The good Lord takes family was served fried chickcare of us." en, potato salad, various snacks The Howells, In their flight, and beverages. Red Cross forgot to bring along medicine volunteers and Air Force for Mrs. Rowell, who suffers Reserve personnel provided from high blood pressure. cots and blankets for about 165 "We didn't think we'd be gone evacuees. long, so we didn't bring along Evacuees whiled away the clothes and mnedk'ine." Mrs. time niavinim cards and other Howell said. "We had to gem a games, or just visiting with druggist to open his store so I friends. could get medicine. The nurses "We got the time to talk with have also been looking out for friends around the urea," said me all night. Mrs. Howell. It seems that "It's the strangest feeling to when something's wrong people know you have a home but you forget about their own probcan't go to it," she said. "You lems and help out. Everybody's hear about this, but you never been just great throughout the think it could be you. Right now, whole thing." I'm happy it wasn't worse." Mother problem facing the DO YOU Rowells, like many other WANT TO families in the area, is the SELL YOUR chance their pets will be dead HOME? when they return home. ISELL HOMES WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER ____ SAhARA PHI WPS HOSPITAL NOTES REALTOR. ASSOCIATE _____________________________________ AIwin Schaedler, De Bary Steve Beaudoin, Winter Park APRIL 7, 1919 ADMISSIONS April 8,1W ADMISSIONS Sanford: Lucille M. Brown Patricia M. Fodrie Judy Daniels Annette Thompson AICXCea Reddick Willie Lowe Edith Hoitey Daniel F. Smith Henry Lee Stewart Anna Nordick Carl Lingo Norman Chavers, Osteen Gwendolyn Kartmann, Deltona John M. Whitaker Best J. Davies, Dettona Nancy Gibbs, Dettona Edith L. Krebs, Deitona Martha Riollano, Deltona DISCHARGES aa We set, Delton. Sanford: Leon. Grey, Orlando Neal Hayes M. Lorraine Dwi, wirôr, Ws. Emma BIRTHS Arthur Sanford: Fodrie, Gifford and Patricia, a bey DISCHARGES Sanford: -lames R. Mitchell Darlene More, Chuluola Barbara KuPldlO*skl. DIIOA. .. ..... REALTY Sanford: Alleen M. Heidanrich . STENSTROM ..z ..... .,.: Brown Stephens Beverly Wilson Patricia Heath Sharon Wear? Lovita Hicks & baby girl Mildred Fox, Orange City Loretta Quilling, Casselbirry Laura Schultz, Delary Quill baby boy, Casselberry --.,,. ... .. . - REALTORS 322.2420or 321-0159 2SU PARK OR., SANFORD IKVR ,-W_ "Y'7 Wo A #A -! TA W/ M E$CY INC. Where Quality Sells & Service Tel is 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 �Evening Fkv,Jd (USPS The familiar saying, "don't tempt fate," Is excellent advice for motorists. Although many driver, take measures to keep their vehicles from being stolen, they unwittingly tempt thieves by leaving valuable articles when they can be sun by 9 _________ potential criminals. The following crime resistance measures may help protect valuables left in automobiles: — — Automobiles should be locked when unittended. -' — Door lock b(gtans with knobaon the end should nown~ be replaced with the knobs that are tapered at the end aim the latter are harder th pull up with a wire Warted through an opening In the window. — Valuables should not be left where they can be viewed by someone outside the car. Lock packages, By JANE CAELBERRY coats, etc., in the trunk, or hide such Items under the seat. — Tape decks and citizens band (CS) radios Around 4$I210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 305422.2611 or 831-993 --- — Monday, April 9, 1979—IA WAYNED. DOYLE, Publisher 1HOMASGIORDANO; or RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director — 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, Home Delivery: Week, Year, $36.00. By should be mounted out of sfgtt If possible. Consider using a portable rather than permanently-installed antenna so It can be removed when a vehicle is unattended. The antenna can mark the car as a target for CS thieves. — Tape decks and CS radios should be permanently marked with a unique number traceable to the owner. Motorists should contact local law enforcement for advice as to width number (Mate drivers license, etc.) should be used In different areas of the country. Decals Indicating that all property within the vehicle has been marked with a traceable number should also be obtained and affixed to windows on each side of the vehicle. $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock Do Truckers Have The Seminole High School class of 1954 Is having their 25 year reunion June 29-30 at Lake Golden Park and the Sanford Garden Club. The following classmates have not yet been located: Stanley Arthur, Royce Green, Gwen Coppenger, LynQ Sell*rs, Carrie Redfield, and Jimmy Houk If anyone can help locate these peraon& pll!9e contact Grace Marie Stlneclphç 3112.43$1,.or Paiffette Cason White 322-3622. Alm, If there are any members of this class who did not graduate with them, but would like lo attend the reunion, please contact one of the above for Crttwr Information. SPORTS - - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _..... Traffic deaths continue to climb. As of March 14, preliminary figures for 1979 are up 41 percent over the same period last year, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Traffic deaths total 577 compared to 375 last year. Two easiest steps to save lives are to drive 55 or less and wear seat belts, said Patrol Director Colonel Eldrlge Beach. Stevens ANGL E-WAL TERS Thre's No Such Emer~~,11113enci~~ The IRS Trying Harder — . Needed The son who filed suit against his parents because at times in - been given the bum's rush byaBoulder, •• J Judge Murray Richiel said the assertions of the sun, Tom Ijaneen, 25, were wholly without merit. H. said the mother, who had filed a motion for summary jsment, used every reasonable meansat her diaposaltope,fonn the task of parenting In a decent and reasonable manner. Hansen had filed suit lad April, asking $350,000 from Ms JusfIfI.d Concern? We are fortunate to have a newspaper such as yours In our community. Thank you again for your cooperation and fine reporting. I remai n, LOUIIJ.GIrIYd, Exalted Ruler May I take this opportunity on behalf of Sanford Lodge No. 1341 B.P.O.E. to thank you and your staff for the onlAaaed reporting concerning the converulaFvec *uw tbd ese to be presented with permission of the city corruiifaiioners. Your pnhHthg the open letter, 4.379, written by Ms. NlkkI Thoman helped very much, I am sire, the tinderstandlng by the community of our concern for the reputation of group members and also that of the [edge of Elks since is the letter the factor, mentioned are those which could have caused severe problems. Iwlab to make a public protest on behalf of the members of the Senior citizens club ci Sanford. A recent vote was taken to elect officers, but to the embsrresnentof our club, there were no ballots at some of the designated polling places. There was a sad lack of civic responsibility on the part of the person or persons given the assignment to Provide ballots at these designated polling places: Beam Towers, St. Pad's church 9th SL, the Knlghtaof Columbus, The Chamber of Commerce and the West Side Improvement as•odat Such an occurrence could well give one the lsellng that ft was deliberate mAathn, but I sincerely hops that was not the can and that a'thanfn. ddsntwWncthapp.naga At no time was there any suggestion of the responsibility of Country Club Production, for the conditions at their last concert, but since It was mentioned in the open letter that there was a chance marijuana and liquor could become a protiun proves that our concern was justified regardless of the nonsrrests, etc., at the lad concert. Having resided lnSanford for the lad twenty years, I know that the hearts of all the people residing In Sanford and Siominole 41 Public Proust Will folded up election to stand as fair and valid? Xsthe open to any thar*abI. cause without being a*ed and their responee has always been generous. -.- American wage-earners do not keep their heads above the economic waters by salary alone. Stçple*nantary compensation in the form o( #At We Insurance, pansn plansd ts li ke havecome a major md still grówüig contributors to total employee Income. According to a survey of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, such fringe benefits have been increasing at almost twice the rate of actual wages. For 162 large coinpanics surveyed, monetary value of benefits went up 162 percent between 1967 and 1977 compared with an averate 96 percent rise In wages. The packages tend to be more fully packed -in larger firms than smaller operations. Among Industries, the most beneficial Is petroleum with an average of $6,481 in benefits. At the other end of the scales, the average for textile manufacturers Is $2,639. Overall, the benefits share of average employee Income has increased from about a quarter of wages is 1967 to more than a third currently. That's some fringe. flo,d JACK ANDERSON Qaddaf I Supports Sadat Assassination? parents for "Intetlonal infliction of emotional stress." He said the treatment he received from his parents will necessitate his ___ 1YSIPOLI Deep In the shadows of the Israeli- Bat the dream somehow turned sour. The said to have persuaded Sadet that he could deal wearing hag. Kim U-swig badges. s. — Egyptian n,gf11pii, a team of aer°-Ins has unCompr*htg fill tiat had witi £ been watching for a chance to upset the peace betrayed the Nasser Ideal and Intallimatlice reports that aan had become a alleged plot may hays had a difterint result than set both planes and troopsclaim to aid hisembattled and tarn the tritiviph into tragedy, traitor to the Arab nation. Sa developed an he had Itmilet Now Iweal and Egypt are at friend, Uganda dictator But IdiheAmlu. the Ironkilly, the, grim plotters may actually equally unflattering opinion of Qaddaf I. peace, freeing combat divisions to more from LIbyan leader denied It. "No," told me, have helped to bring Israel's Prim. Minister "Mageosm," he celled Qs"dafl, "'esakig ceay. (ha I.rmli to the LIbyan bord "ft is n. net trim. We have people in KannaJa some monachm BeP ad Egypt's President Anwar The Lbiaa IIL miewe, opened his bat in the 119doWn teat that QkddrA has i1- teachers, some medical people, bankers, a joint Said toi.thr. Bat they haven't abandoned cosedmy toPel u idrsti. MlMgiuc* thed odlilo his p' Ial heiduarten In Tripoli, bunk between us and them, "yses." ______________________________ their attempts to murder the men wha, In their reports claim he helped to irganie same of them he tersely ±1 having ythig to do with the view, have betrayed the Arab cause. Into an Moslem leader Imen 1anin=The k repasts very a plot to kill Said. "Hew in it psulbis tO story goes back to the rm1Mer of 1177 wbshadinmdfat Wilift Oaer,p g ash a t?" hi id me. 1r't BERRY'S accompanied by two aides called on Qidiwl ' will be whoa a team of tiiriirlsts allspsdiy carrying wehifamsro,stM,theguulce ade1mindsdbytheEgyptlpeop1.mjs Libyan of Mu*sadr The Central 1 te1llgenc, LCN5 — _____ murder on their 'nde. In aay event, Israeli 'P°'d get wind of hedileppiarid In Itifl 't"Mgn-vs roped. to carry J4by the plot andtlppad .1 the Igypliens, lbs cm. i arguing with Qiddoft over money. lbs details are .4ewy; the Ceded 111" =`01115 in I --ft Israeli 1 M,IIgelIc Agency Mill baSIl pieced together QudiWi gave ma a different version. 'Ihe of. a _l • t* no dO"eti. which we hays, show Meshe iy maj,o esoret we repent med t they hepsi to knack °'Y' Wi 6=m ed that he ltli I' to $,4' ly. Rome d Pam," said the Ubyso e-d sources say, was the name of Anise Said The hihisterin pesos WO 'lie isa friend of IAbya." to cue rapid,op Slid the bs bar gruetet 'gnr, samoas told American -"'-rIrr Ii Cairo, Herenme Lilts,Accer IsaidI tip, mcmiii thenemed ' was ii. marked _ 11111 IN and us id hi v to Jeremlem's Masqu. of t, Quddafi c'ntmdo_that the pS male The madarmind behind the plot, accerdeug to registered his 'i uwe with 'ti by (hear w eJulsbIk I'Iu: tmsalves In his e.et, thatthey have I I;. __ intelllgsacs sources, was LIbyan dictator _____ aided apt3"1csi system witimat a gorsn,et, Maunmiar Q41a0. Early in his p,'°'¼il ____________ ___ ft t i. tr to us arrsi t. that be Is merely the enMivating fercjb,hlilid — !' ds courinIdhekdcsne.derthespm dubs ? bow 1W t — to m -tLIII. ins quidar _— w. A top p.pamMie.s, nay seuuas nN'i '-cent na his the the pbUem. chiiheatk Grid Nsar, the late Igyptina $ * .l.)y edied the 4 , _______ s 19nt 1er, who rained the There Is cm {If far laid. The deeS*$belgIIelIgUms of Pm.Ar.14em in Cuis. 1•, be said. "Thet a di,ss, de (1mb i ad of ii - cm ad two wsys;i pespi' eaM w$t . — ___ ___ — - - - - WORLD - -'- 'MITMre. - ___ _ __ _ el-mw ____ ___ ____ ___ , __ ____ _ - — ___ _ _ _ _ ___ _____ u - ____ ____ ____ _____ ____ ru-s a .,WL 11nt had M t'i-rs repeats ' there he. be. the width ad arm. add be diatrthst. And jly illhe usaml. ,a W* lllh I FION 1TA a* dd be Iat,ed ng dl the in Tripeli. He cued ltj Qedidi he , ulgih1hdej will aide a hippy sidety bsc.j j.ea, aihe j-a repeats ¶ warplanes, ___ * __ - - t V5 , NSA ., <4 - 'II have to sign this 'ølli Carter elfWant, ¶ eawo call it, promising not to get in __ dws coop . "y yn ,yj m .' __ - the th. L s.r. iuc idy *rbasd Bores y eels in II. iit.isti to mehe NcmWs I luhed op hehMrsM cams true. tried Is Ls with Egy$ the Brat atop toward Ubys ----'-'. , .— QWI Ivan livid , awe in ii 's hems. f —_ -_ ____ - --- •--- —'- - IbvwdithS plot to ---_ ii In Cu's, abwhile, the —' 1i tip _ •-' __ I&* swam Is Fetes. The =jets cm be,. edhelty, psesmemug, All the dti i as eq __ ___ e b,,,,'b "He celledihithe "thesqf , . . .. For American firms anxious to keep a step ahead in the raw todo business with China, a New York importer has come up with the perted new Item of office equipment. It Is a Cbbwe typewriter, the real thing from Shanghai and equipped with 2,00 characters, pres'znably sufficient to record all the steel mills, hotels, soft drinks and other Western wonders the mainlanders are in PiD., hi -'SI hiu. County have always bean Pony Baseball League, leading Milex Tune-up to a 16-3 Mustang victory over Magnolia . . _ used for psychiatric help the rest of Ms 111.. (ku reason there are so many weird suits miii that Increase inthensrciattorn am* enough, Hann, the ion, says he will appeal the juse's action. Perhaps what he and love was a good whack ft= Will to UM WO a hairtirmb sod to be told, "This harts me , e, OUR READERS WRITE distinction of being the third largest recipient of United State arms in 1919, ranking behind only liliel and Saudi Arabia. tug life they neglected his need for fond. ihiltir intl Lw. h.. - Guidelines Dale Stevens pitched a no- hitter Saturday in the Seminole . . By DON GRAY? Running Into problems with your tax return? The Internal Revenue Service has a suggestion asto where to look for help: the IRS. The in people report they are extending themselves this year to assist taxpayers who have lost their way In the forest of forms. Employees charged with fielding queries from the public have taken special In.depth training courses in some of the more complex tax provisions. These include the new energy tax credit, employee in plans, community property law, farm taxation and the like. theoretically, anyone ringing up his local IRS office with a tough question —' the number of such calls across the nation typically runs Into the millions by the mid-April deadline each year — will be getting an answer from the tax expert's expert. That's the good news about IRS public relations. The not so good news Is that the effort Is badly needed. In the past, the IRS has not been all that accurate in advising the public. According to some critics. Its overall error rate exceeds that 4 both private tax consultants and doltthemselves taxpayers. Wel, at least the IRS should find encoiragement In at least one aspect of its publicassistance effort. It has nowhere to go but up. — Hairbrush I VIEWPOINT Whether trucking firms are shut down by a strike or a lockout, the result is the same. Much of the nation's freight is not moving. The situation is rip, ' or soon will be, for President Carter's intervention under the Taft-Hartley law. Actually, Mr. Carter is already involved. His Council of Wage and Price Stability has been a party all along In negotiations between the Teamsters Union and the management committee representing major truck lines. Frank Fitzsimmons, the Teamsters president, is not aiming his invective at the freight companies WASHINGTON Geography poses the first but at "high-level government bureaucrats" who problem In coping with recent developments In are trying to force a settlement that would do the the world's newest trouble spot a pair of least violence to the president's anti-inflation hapless nations in the parched, desolate south. guidelines. western corner of the Arabian Peninsula. Mr. Carter may be in the uncomfortable position Notwithstanding its name, South Yemen lies of asking for a Taft-Hartley injunction to end a generally east of North Yemen. Mod of North strike-lockout that might not have occurred if his Yemen, of course, Is situated west of South Yemen. administration had not been at the bargaining table. Such are the perils of trying to impose But that's hardly the only disconcerting "voluntary" guidelines on negotiated wage set- element In an obscure corner of the globe where tlements. these countries have emerged as reluctant The point has been made before that voluntary surrogates In the continuing conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union. wage and price guidelines are not really voluntary Even without any meddling by those when the government Is In a position to penalize superpowers, North and South Yemen have a those who violate them In this case, the governnotable dismal record of governmental inment's weapon is the Interstate Commerce stability. Their recent history Is replete with Commission, which will not approve freight-rate coups, assassinations, civil warfare and political increases for trucking companies to cover new maneuvering motivated by centuries-old but labor costs that exceed what the guidelines permit. unremitting tribal rivalries. The Teamsters already have convinced the One respected Beirut-based publication, Arab administration to Increase its wage guideline In Report and Memo, calls North and South Yemen these negotiations. The president's council has "the Arab world's most underdeveloped, poorest given its blessing to a settlement carrying a 9 and least known countries." percent increase in wages and benefits in the first South Yemen has been a Soviet client state for year-well above the 7 percent guideline laid down the past 10 years. North Yemen's principal patron during that decade has been Saudi last October. The relaxation is in deference to an Arabia, but the United States now is shipping inflation rate running higher than the 6 percent huge quantities of arms Into that nation — predicted last fall. despite its obvious Inability to assimilate the But the Teamsters Insisted at the last minute of equipment. applying a cost-of-living escalator In a way that North Yemen's teachero.popuiatlon ratio is pushes the increase closer to 10. percent. Unamong the towed In the "Id andIta.p.r "epita derstandably, the administration bilked. 4' 10 Income is only about $180 annually. Lea than I percent increase —30 percent over the three-year percent of Its women and less than 25 percent of contract — could become the pattern for set- Its men are literata tlements in the auto, rubber, electrical and other The country's 42,000man army suffers from a industries with major contracts up for negotiation lack of organization, leadership and basic this year. equipment. Yet the United States has allowed the By aiming their strike at selected firms, the Saudis to buy for North Yemen some of the Teamsters hoped to force piecemeal settlements world's most sophisticated military hardware: that would eventually bring the rest of the Industry Twelve F-SE jet fighters worth $300 million, along. The companies may thwart that strategy by two C-130 transport planes, 60 "Al tanks ($76 closing down en masse-thus posing a Taft-Hartley mIlllon),32 M4otanks ($38 million), 100 M-113A1 injunction. armored personnel carriers ($13.1 million), 64 lmm howitzers and 9,000 rounds of 100mm Thus, Mr. Carter could gain time for more ammunition. dickering over a Teamsters contract under an 80day back-to-work order, but that would not solve Also 12 155m howitzers, 12 4.24ncb mortars, his deeper problem. His wage-price guidelines 12 TOW milille launchers, 264 TOW antl.tank milliles, 80 81mm mortars, 74 Vulcan antihave been breached severely under the 9 percent settlement his anti-inflation council approved In aircraft guns and 300 M-79 grenade launchers. Also 1,500 wagon anti-tank weapons, 11,000 hopes of placating the Teamsters. Given the volatile factors pushing up the Inflation light antl.tankweapoma, 171 50.caliber machine and 2,000 trucks, jeeps and assorted other rate: especially the recent jwnp in price of Middle guns vehicles. Eastern oil, are the guidelines going to be defenThat's almost $640 m1111on worth of weaponry, sible at all? all scheduled for delivery between February and June of this year. When the shipments are complete, north Yemen will have the dubious NOMH I'e tter Sparks M Victory i lex SIGN OFF: Seen on Casselberry bicycle shop: "Bicycles will improve your bottom line." -I Carter Trapped? Monday, April 9, 1979--SA 7 Service Corp. Bill Lewis and Warren Williams had three hits each of the winners. In other Mustang games: Henry Jones went 3-for-3 to lead Golden Comb to a 244 win over Jack-In-the-Box; Scott Bowers , I f , / , - - outdueled Greg Markham and Bobby Milanovich In a 5-3 thriller won by Seminole . . Harness Raceway over Financial Planning Institute; Eddie Evans and Mike Bedlent combined for a one-hitter as Joyce Drilling downed Tropic - l I / — and Darrin Roggenkamp ...• r . . . - Bank, 17-1; Jackson Metal Works crushed Seminole Plaza ) Merchants, 19-8; SmIth (Herald Photo by Carl Geiger) , uutWWlCe measure 0 Browning Forms; Matt his s -. ~ioAl~ -I. . Five Point fans applaud favorite team Holds Off Brewers, 2-1 Jo h n , ossage G ____ Key Yanks . : ' . • .... ;:,. •.. .I:,- 4 % , ., ? 10 71 . Sobik's 12-4; and O.W.S. General contractors tied Datro Landscaping,8-8. : : • . . .• I . • . 1 . .. . '*;;i Pony games saw Casselberry By United Press InternatIonal over seven Innings to help New and was also making his debut the outstretched glove of Sixto Rotary crunch Richard Coffey When Tommy John became a York to its first victory of the with New York, which signed Lezcano for the only runs Photography, 174, as Bill Lang Chris Kessinger fires pitch home had four hists and Tim Greene Yankee, he refused to Issue any year, a 2-1 triumph over the him as a free agent In the off- New York would need. promises. That's understanda- Milwaukee Brewers. "I can season for $1.4 million over In other Pinto games, Jason The Brewers had taken a 1.0 and Dwayne Johnson hurled a Process Machinery over Shoes, 5-1. ide for a man whose career was only promise I'll pitch to 150 three years. In Pinto games, First Federal Miller hit two homers but Smith lead In the first inning when combined two-hitter; and Royal Knight, Orr & Co. 23-2; and once over. percent of my God-given "You always get butterflies Paul Molitor led off with a walk AMC Jeep halt McDonald's, 6-5. VFW Post 5405 edged Don's of Seminole stopped Foster's Insurance team was stopped by "When I signed, I told George abilities." In other games, Reliable Auto Clinic. 19-8, to remain in Quaid the first time out," said John, advan ced on a groun do ut arni Fencing, 16-5; REID FORD Steinbrenner I can't guarantee John was making his first who was saved by Rich Gossage scored on Cecil Cooper's run. Carpet Cleaning defeated MAM AS N H first place as Richard Lawley Casselberry edged Winter Central Florida Electric, 15-10; 20 wins or 15 wins," John said appearance In an American over the final two innings, scoring single to right. AIR H dsrnan and Jerry Smith had five hits Springs, 16-15; Billy Jerome M '' Kirk Rozak homered to. lead Sunday after tosaing a six-bitter League game in seven years "Today I felt like I was or a McGrew ris blasted a pair of homers ai 4 0 0 Con White Sox 5, Orioles I Maronda Homes past Adams Thomas boat 311 .'!" !!1 Sprung and Ja James Denny'sRnv tløfput.,l 4nr,'nr mes Raymond -- in the --- beulnninu ------- -I throw -lim iII 4II6lVU ui UiIl 51111 L,ICI 4 72 — five or six warmup pitches that didn't come near the plate and my first four pitches of the game were also way wide." John settled downf%qr that, utilizing the sinker that helped him post an 17-42 National League record with Los Angeles over the last seven and scored two others to enable Chicago to gain its first win of the year. Red Sox?, Indians 6 Fred Lynn hit a pair of tworim homers and Jim Rice scored the winning run in the 12th Inning on Jack Brohamer's infield out. k R1ai It,.i Royale .' i-- ' Auto Parts, 13-1; Rick Huff singled in the tying run and Junior Jones followed by driving In the winning run as Pools by Max stopped Don Reid Ford, 74; Donnie Gorman hurled a four-hitter to lead n" 21 *Griffin ... 3 ' 200 Kspcla 3 I I1iY • Hill 2 111 0 Marais so, Treadway 31. Mattsla Hefl.rrnan 3 I I MorrIs I 3Q,OiIOlY 10) Day 308 S Nutt • Totals C.rnhotL -30 •. °iss $01 • Reid Ford •t liz 3..4 Pols By Man III NI 1-a MILE* MAGNOLIA TNOPICJANK TUNE-Up SERVICE ABRH .. iovci DRILLING hit homers. Aluminum, 19-3. PINTO JACK-IN-SOX GOLDEN COMB AB*H ABIN AMERICAN YOJØI 13I I 0 Lamb at 23$ 33 0wli415$nt I )t Fed. Seminole Jeffries 3' Z Gomel 3 3 3 Fat Boys P. kAIf 0I O$Ø5 I 7 0 Quaid Fence M. ScAler 7 0 I Standby I I 0 Bill's Landscp Milton 0 0 0 Lynch 22 2 3 00 Oatlaflo I I I Jim Mobile Tv German 000 Hincar Aluminum 222 all *-Meyer Miller W 7 7 6 2 5 3 0 1 Powell tie White seasons. me isrewers managed TIOSIPIr Joyce I ' 3 000 Lother 4 1 I Thorns.., III • Lewis Amos Otis drove In three runs WI NATIONAL German lsi. 3 2 3 Kemoton • 0 I Flocflr II0 only three fly balls to the out2 0 •• Evans B4OWfIiflI WL 2 23 Spoon 0 0 0 Totals 1714 14 • with a double and a single and Weinberg II field off the 35-year-old leftTotals lussird is so 44I Longwood Traveler 6 • 3 Greenstein I • • Winter Springs bander, whose throwing arm Paul Sphlttorff pitched a five. Vanzvra Curry 2 II lirIe 2 I 0 Clause., o 0 0 JackIn.1h..$o1 2 2 I Cissol Community Church 4 2 NEW YORK (UPI) — The worst thing you can tell a ballplayer was reconstructed surgically hitter. Gaines Stevens i i I Franipans i • i James 1 0 0 Golden Comb Denny's 54' e-24 2 5 PSIIIPII McFadden 1 I I Janskl 0 Is to go home and get himself a lunch pall. That', another way of after a ruptured Ugamentin the Twins 3, A's 1 Totals is I I Elliot Brownell 2 2 2 MeInick Fosters Auto 200 2 6 Geoff Zahn pitched a threens.ø Cole 210 saying he doesn't have It anymore and he should get another job. elbow threatened to halt his 2 I 2 KICfIa 0 o o Jim Smith Insur 2 1 MovgMon MOfltgOinry I 1 I Leo 2 00 I 0 0 hitter and helped Minnesota to Shiela Oakwood Bldg 0 7 BernIe Carbo knows the saying as well as anybody because he career 1974. Totals II 16 1 6 Totals to 30 lidlot 2II its third straight victory. JACKSON first heard It nine years ago following his best year in the majors MaeolIa w .— OHm WI 2II METAL Milei Chris ChamLdlss lined a oneAngels 354 I-15 SEM. PLAZA 7, Mariners 5 Totals I; $ and had the same suggestion thrown In his face again this winter AS N H SEM. RACEWAY AM R" FINANCIAL Pierce out single to right in the fourth Carney Lansford hit a run- Joyce Drilling PLAN AS N H right after his two best back-to-back seasons, S 2 I Abney UI -s, COFFEY PHOTO ROTANY II FiosontIno T ropic Sorb Al N H lowers II0 321 Helms Iii 0--) 121 Al N H Hemph ill AS N H "Maybe I will have to carry a lunch bucket some day, but I for the Yanks and one out later, scoring double, Dan Meyer had I Harmon Mlbanovict 4 0 I Pulllum 3 27 Hnlp • • Lang s3 Nnip Ebbent ROTARY 3 0 Snell 3 00 R&D Jim Spencer hit a 2-0 pitch from a two-run homer for Seattle, REALTY i Fortenbg,y S don't think I'm ready for it yet," says Carbo, who has bounced Al N H AS N N Nvttoq Duke 3 loser Lary Sorensen over I I I th Nlsso e which split its four-game 4 I o Johnson Bray series Ovenh.,,4 3 2 2 DiltnIck around among a halfdozen clubs in the past seven years. 10 0 Rolgonkamp 3 0 0 4 12 Dunn IN Games 3 0 7 Thayer 3 2 2 Pobombi I I 0 lnnla Ai*ews a I 2 2 I ManNvaii 2 0 MCOaV0O, right field wall —just beyond wlth theAnge . OlnIta 0 I 20 3 • Gardner i 2 I Lundquist He broke ln originally with the Reds. They dealt him to Davis 422 Wall" a o 0 Jordan AliVe 310 Burke I0I 321 Helm Glove, • I oMarkham oI OIi Roth 110 t,%oIIoll 210 Morrow Tempesta 3 I 100 3I $ 321 Flith Cardinals, who traded him to the Red Sox. After hitting .429 for I Markham 2 0 o Johnson 31I low.ras I I 0 Total s Mathews MlIIpn 3 0 2 Fell 0 II 3 S 0 Lap, 3 $ S Hoffman 7 5 I Zuben • Manoy I3I Iam,man 00I the Red Sox in the 1975 World Series, they sent him to the Brewers Herman I I • Newell 2 I 0 Totals IS S 6 3 I I Mander 2 I I Marlow 11 I Totals Fran 2919 II 3 1 t Sawtell Cupit I0I 3 S I Totals i I 3 AndrIano io and got him back six months later. Last May the Red Sox sold TOtali 3 11 SliboM 21 3 7 Evans 3 II Groan. I0I Thompson Caugholl 2 I I III Carbo to the Indians, and now after playing out Ms contract with Jackson Metal Bradley $1 2 Huff 314 N-Ic Financial • Woodmono I I S Scm. Pla xa 020 l0G-3 10o Cleveland, he's back with the Cardinals again. 43 05-. I Sun. Raceway 21 I S 01041 S i • Totals Totals 100 131-5 24 1714 Daper, III "Someone up there doesn't like me," Carbo says, looking up at Rotary 313 22-I 1 Totals ' -- - I I Carbo Forgets Lunch Pall _ - Astros Nab - is It Coffey Photo 00000-S the ceiling while changing his socks In the clubhouse. He doesn't Rotary 151 IIII mean someone with the Cardinals; he means someone in biggerwee P HID toasty MCDONALDS 342 113-12 ROYAL AMC. A SNH ZEU JEEP league than them, and he's saying that more out of frustration SMITH INSUN. BROWNING 310 Al N H Snyder , than conviction. 4 I 3 Jones AS N N FORMS Nichols 3I ManIel 4 21 icyIts 2II 305 AS N H Nellever By United Press International middle. For Lernongello the SmIth "I wad through the draft this winter and four clubs drafW m, 421 Mcilmurry 323 3))Nestle 5$, Standby l ovlor o Quigley 3 3 2 Thompson 311 2 I I Johns Montreal, Oakland, Philadelphia and this one Three of dam 3 The Houston Astros have j Astros received Ashby and for TaubebH 13I Luce ill 322 Kucharski 35$ 5V problems in recent years Bannister they obtained short- McCormick I S I Nfl didn't offer me a contract, so on February 15th, I went through the 2 I I Purvis 355 311 Sass Davis iii 'sbv 355 PCk0r 311 Lynch 30$ secondary draft, which Is when you call the ball clubs to see who's getting off the launching pad in stop Craig Reynolds. Fiahorty 3o Sledsoi 323 Psw,ab 3 I 1 Marais 255 Dial s I Hodges I I I Schwa-ti Off Andrwn 150 really Interested, and the Car&nals were the only club the National League West. This The Astros scored the only Praichnor III SmIth iiseVantvra $55 Totals Is, drafted me." season, however, they may runs they needed In the first 2 I I JOOWICI Totals off is 5 4 Mlc*.,.r J* a" Ill Den III _____ That's what Carbo finds so difficult to comprehend. MCDOnaldS :=- have come up with a high oc- Inning off rookie Rick Matula. Walker III Totals 531 Ill I-S iio Royal AMC I II III 515 3-4 several American League clubs he feels he could've helped. Last tans formula guaranteed to Terry Puhi led off the first with ChlIdons Coleman 211 RELIABLE September, when the Red Sox were so strapped for any kind of send them into orbit, C. PLA. 1812 a $ngle, moved to second on Totals CARPET ELECTRIC strength from the bench, some of their fans got up a home-made The new Ingredient is pitch- Craig Reynolds' groundout and YOUNGSON AIIM AS It $05115 ____ 332 Fro.mmlni 310 Hoffman banner which said "Where have you gone, Bernie Cabo?" and big consistency, and it has scored when Cesar Cedeno WILSON AIIM Natfiald 432 4I$Parbsh AIRH displayed It at Fenway Park 313 Dewlea I 1 I Holcombe 251 Inis 42$ than once. worked so well in the club's first drove a doubleto the wall in left I.om 424 Brooks 422°"" Sf II 411 S~2 32I1 "Can you maglnethat, only oneAmerican League dub drafted three games that the Atlanta field. Jose Cruz then sent Adams 2 LaPeglia • 11 T.G.ld4is1 4 I Adams 12 31 3 411 Dochor 21$ loHy me," he says, still finding It hard to believe. "I don't know whit I Braves are thinking of having it Cedeno home with a single to G. lHvilIo 22 211MCNormara III J.Ooodrq 3I1DOIS.1I 201 Green the reason was. You tell me. I still think I'm a good b'I'player. 255 banned as a lethal weapon. right-center. 211 lIOCklas 3, I NOW I I I Con Sops I PIIVmIS 11 Blsckadar 21$ Wood Ill Y.ongson I I•em I'm only 31.1 still have fotuve yeses left. I can play left field, Expes 5, PIrate 4 Joe Nlekro, a knucideball McClain 3 i Sol .a * s $atf srf$old •,Wi Ito lowe. 2)) right fldd,sndlcsohlLl got power. J)gtJNsod .thsladtwo artist, completed a sweep for Andre Dawson drove in three N.pe s I '3 It,Ms ISO Totals 3I11150*M 321 P I 1, *ion years and they were the bed two yeses I ever put together back- Houston of the three-game rims with a two-run homer and SsIdss Williams 211 I1,111_ _T.tals . 37-1114 -Its IS 2 Tofal to-back. As a designated hjuar 11 yea, I hit .309. think 01 that — series with the Braves Sunday MH8Ie. Pinch-runner T*I3Zny Totals 34,, JN! That's not draw, and only on. American League club by stopping them on five hits In Hutton scored to give the Expos -ii:MANONDA _____ $15 IS-Il ADAMS AUTO " *afted me. Maybe the owners we heed of the draft. Maybe a 2-0 victory. In the three-game a victory over the Pirates. 10346.--. PANTS £51 H HOMES Al III H Carol they're only going for superstars. But I'll tell you this: I'm for. asriesthe Braves managed only Reds?, Glelift I O.W.S. CCW I III luM 233 MIPWw 0*710 I IS Gralida '25 Joe Morgan's 10th limIng TIACTON$ lunate Jobs Qalborne (the Cardinals' Executive Vice Pd.ig one rim and 12 hits off the Cliii ill Sly AI IM LANDCI,AIIse 311 _____ MCShwls Astros'pitclthug staff and have single gave ttaRedathelrflrst and Q1efOp,ratlngOft1cer) was inth,BedonorgaisIqftgn AINH PNewfI Ill SOS NIs, La., Ill Arcks, 311 IN Prisoner III 1974sod19Th and saw meplay.Uftwam'tforhlm,I'dprobsy flOtscOfldlnthelastZli,mirwj. Vldoryoftheseasonaftertluree Nulsi III $lodSHs II Flowers Ill Walls 101 O MeOlamis 4 II MeW 413 251 Grey, oil losses to the bit beck working on scene Giants. Rick WIllIS aembly line now. This Is the only club Included In the Astros' sterling _____ OY 35$ lientlIld III I S S Will lii that showed me any respect." is. MotOlso pitching performances was a Auerbach hit double Off Jobs Sides, 301 Pwss $11 Block 210 Lye. WIll III WIsa ill III tM,222 Bernie Cube's sensitivities have been bust Enough so that t no-bitter by Ken Forsch Culls. George Footer hit a *N1 •i of$$ a is I I Welaffik III 1014151211 ' Ill Viola I SI Mitchell IIS could come back, win a rsgida_r outfield job with do Casag Saturday night. grand slam homer for the Reds. AIde,... lii Isywm 101 Rh ISO "Thi pitching staff has gsl Mike lvie had four hits for the KiCk :d have a good year. PJ&bt now, manager Xe Boyr bus him III 300 IavmIod Totals 11 136 IWY 3 a 15111511 III £damsAots 5015-I :psndilsd In as the bsckep men In left &W ad rW &M ig good variance," said catcher Giants. Ll.10.y III mum" 4111111 MarondoHsows 38$ i-Il TIlss 34$; TISSIS Dja 1, 341? Cube has been told he could win dallyimpleymeet 5 Alan Aft. "J.R. (Richard) is PROCESS -. Dsvey Lope, "-"ned a one- owl. c....a.f., NMbo this l, 1N1H7OS1 -1 th. C AS t N MACHINERY III lSl-• OSMe * Is.—. 75151 Al dida't bother to draft him. "I bmw what I cede, Its jed u in kimekiobsil and Forsch and cit homer In the 12th InnIng to 3$) 25$ Thomls. III McIl,ey (Vera) Ruble show give the Doters their victory Doe's usoss great VPWPQ5T$isi IM sprig ci 1971, the year sr I 311 far the Reds, wib 105 11hIS ill " AS IN over the Padres. 413 IP' Ii N. ____ CIINSIdAIIM 'tame rims. I waded $26,000 end (Bob) Hewems was offering en. _______ •$ 1NIV CII Cisii'ial g he _____ _____ _____ IS Osimon 432 lludSu $Iwpsr Karr Ill 45 Pmftcw 43 $65,100. He told me to go ham. aid casey a lmcf, brst. I told pewur WICk "' 255Now ste." 45 •i.i. CII AMelISS Ito HIram I11111 _____ Mike Scienhidis rimscoriig MiKilugy 3• 4,, Pfli MMbii tua31y,t Astros' staftls 333 Illitis Yuisy IHI MCWUNUI$ thSIIIØ1hN43-2 III theb Maguse." l-ufl _____ ISI ___ edasdeepa*wayearago. ___ ____ 3555341517 ___ 215 SlideS 150 S.OWIII111111111111WIM. : _i. ie the tOpofthSliMhig.big Ce. III lmWmas wocf,yoag Ss, $5$ SVIH ____ _____ ____ ___ 514 La.ey hI 1.5115 then*raias4ihesv1Jybstbs "mar s ' "You hew, maybe I will bees to any a 1 bucket a peselsiag hurlers, Floyd I • 111 _______ to s..-bottom 01 the bwthg that the loss 'ws hIS 6rohe nays, rather risigesdy. III ISanhomp Boer ad Mark linwegellICks _______ 155 I'. 5v Totals I'l34UIZ tMaew,tk1gh,"bea inetderlW*m we forced to halt T-ikaswIcsdI " "I(-1Wii lii layerawaItvfanhosu'aM 10$ SIrIp $55 PvI(aNM)aI I .s, T1151 3$ ii Tahels 1? $ 4 40 mInutes KaI-Or s - :- -_ --. . _•_-- _ •_-: -_-'_- _ •. -- .• . . .. S I -.# .1 .- - �Evening Ikv.dd The familiar saying, "don't tempt fate," is excellent advice for motorists. Although many driver, Around We measures to beep their vehicles from being stolen, they unwittingly tempt thieves by leaving valuable articles where they can be seen by p4ii1criminals. The following crime resistance ___ measures may help protect valuables left In MM automobiles: Automobiles should be locked when tended. — r — Door lock buttons with knobs on the wild should sommu~ be replaced with the knobs that are tapered at the NW end since the harder to pull up with a wire Inserted through an opening in the window. — The Clock ValuaWesshouldotbelhleycbe viewed by someone outside the car. Lock packages, By JANE CASSELBEIUIY coats, etc., in the or hide such Items under the seat. Tape decks and citizens band (CS) radios (USPS 41)310) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 30-3fl-11 or 831-9993 9 Monday, April 9, 1979-4A WAYNEb. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Do Truckers Have Carter Trapped? un '- SIGN OFF: Seen on Casselberry bicycle shop: Thre's No Such Emergency The son who filed suit against his parents because at times In flu life thsy negleCted his need for food. ah.3Lar and isv. has been given the bum's rush by a Boulder, Coin., Judge Murray Riddel said the assertions of the son, Tam HuIen, 25, were wholly without merit. He said the mother, who had filed a motion for summary judgment, used every reasonable means at her disposal to perform the task paradi In a decent and reasonable manner. Hansen had filed suit lad April, askIng *360* from his Parents for "IMe4lonal Infliction of emotional strom." He said On treatment he received from his parents will necessitate his used for psychiatric help the red of his Ills. 1. One reason there are so many weird suits filed the.. days Is thegrestincresaeinthenumberof attorneys. And, awe cough, Hansen, the son, says he will appeal the jue's Perhaps what he really needed £.,d of more food, shelter and by, was a good whack from tinw to time with a hairbrush and to he told, "This hauls me more thai * dOes )Is." By DON GRAFF Running Into problems with your tax return? The Internal Revenue Service has a suggestion asto where to look for help: the IRS. The tax people report they are extending themselves this year to assist taxpayers who have lost their way In the forest of forms. Employees charged with fielding queries from the public have taken special In-depth training cowses In some of the more complex tax provisions. These Include the new energy tax credit, employee tax plans, community property law, farm taxation and the like. theoretically, anyone ringing up his local IRS office with a tough question the number of such calls across the nation typically runs into the millions by the mid-April deadline each year will be getting an answer from the tax expert's expert That's the good news about IRS public Guidelines , • OUR READERS WRITE Justified Concern? ___ May I take this opportunity on behalf of Sanford Lodge No. 1241 B.P.O.E. to thank you and your staff for the usbiased repor ting concerning the coo. v.1aFra sh, t w to be presented with permission of the city commissioners. Your puN Wth11 the open letter, 4-379, written by Ms. Nikki Thoinan helped very much, I am sure, the un-derstanding by the community of our concern for the reputation of groi members and also that of the Lodge of Ellis since In the letter the factors mentioned are those which could have caused severe problems. At no time was there any suggestion of the responsibility of Country Club Productions for the co,p1ilkns at their lad concert, but since It was mentioned In the open letter that there was a Chance marijuana and liquor could become a problem proves that our concern was Justified regard= of the non-arrests, etc., at the lad concert. Having resided In Sanford for the last twenty yara,IknoW that the hssgts of all the people residing In Sanford and Srqbicle Coridy have always been open to any charitabl, cause without being ashed aid their response has always been generous. ___ ____ North Yemen's teacber4opopu]at1on ratio is enong the towed In the ld anda.ps lila Income Is only about $160 annually. Less than 1 percent of Its women and less than 25 percent of Its men are literate The country's 42,0W-man army suffers from a lack of organization, leadership and basic equipment. Yet the United States has allowed the Saudis to buy for North Yemen some of the world's most sophisticated military hardware: Twelve F-SE jet fighters worth $300 million, two C-130 transport planes, 60 M.60A1 tanks ($76 million), 32 M40 tanks ($38 millIon), 100 M-113A1 armored personnel carriers ($13.1 million), 64 100mm howitzers and 9,000 rounds of 100mm ammunition. Also 12 156mm howitzers, 12 4.2-Inch mortars, 12 TOW missile launchers, 214 TOW antitank mliii.,, 60 81mm mortars, 74 Vulcan antiaircraft guns and 56-79 grenade launchers. Also 1,500 Dragon anti-tank weapons, 16,000 U& antitankweapcns, in 50calibsr machine suns and 2,600 trucks, jeeps and assorted other vehicles. ___ We are fortunate to have a newspaper such as yours in our community. Thank you again for your cooperation and fine reporting. I rnain, LoulsJ. Girard,, Exalted Ruler • Public Protest' ____ ____ ___ __ ____ _______ __ _____ That's almost I4O million worth of weaponry, All scheduled for delivery between February and June of this year. When the èAp1 are complete, north Yemen will have the dubious dis in o of being bird largest recipient of United States arms In 1979, rankhig behind only Israel and Saudi Arabia. _____ I wish to make a public protest on behalf of the members of the Senior citizens club of Sanford. A recent vote was taken to elect officers, but to the embsrrainenl of our club, there were no ballots at some of the designated polling places. There was a sad lack of civic reaponsthwty on the partol the person or persons given the assignment to provide ballots at these designated polling places: Brain Towers, St. Paul's thurdion 9th St., the Knights of (biwnbus, The Chamber of Commerce and the West Side Improvement ____ _____ ___ ___ Such an occurrence could well give one the feeling that It was a deliberate m-iulaIIon, but I sincerely hope that was not the case and that such an incident will not happen again. For American firms anxious to keep a step ahead in the ace to do businesswith Qilna, a New York Importer has come up with the perfect new Item of office equipment. It is Chinese typewriter, the real thing from Shanghai and equipped with 2,500 characters, presumably sufficing to record all the steel mills, hotels, soft drinks and other Western wonders the mai,ilande,s are so eager to buy. ___ ____ n WlUtblsfoulsdupsl.ctboo be allowed to stand as fair and valid? JACK ANDERSON Supports American wage-earners do not keep their heads above the economic waters by salary alone. Siçplementary compertbon In the form ot health aft ills hucs, p"don plans an ts like have come a major and still growing contributors to total employee income. According to a survey of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, such fringe benefit, have been increasing at almost twice the rate of actual wages. For 162 large companies surveyed, monetary value of benefits went up 162 percent between 1967 and 1977 compared with an averate 96 percent rise In wages. The packages tend to be more fully packed -in larger firms than smaller operations. Among Industries, the most beneficial Is petroleum with an average of $6,481 In benefits. At the other end of the scales, the average for textile manufacturers Is $2,639. Overall, the benefits share of average employee Income has Increased from about a quarter of wages In 1967 to more than a third currently. 'That's some f ringe. Sad ' at, Assassina 9 IBIPOU- Deep in the shadows of the IsraelIBut the dream somehow tumid sour. The said to have persuaded Sadat that he could deal Wsaring hug. Kim Ii-.g badges. Egyptian nsgotlms, a team of _— — " has uneompro'ig Qadd fell that adat S had with his oldflea, the lumelis. Thus Qw'daflhs - 1111011111 I been watching era dianes to upset the peac. betrayed the Nasser 11111011011 reports claim that Mdfl N Ideal aid had became a alleged vebid a dlffsrintrwuftth an ____ and ltam the trIumph Into tragedy. traitor to the Arab nation. 1MM develOpe d an he had k*indet Now Israel and Egypt are at friend, Upnden 'clator 16AmJn. But the ironicauy, tie.. gyirn plettvs may actually equally unflattering opinion of Qaddafi. pesos, freeing cemnb divialosa to move from Ubyankalsr disnW have helped to Wing Israel's Prime Minister. "Mageorm," he celled Qa+Iafl, "eaaiag cmey. the brash to t L "No," he told me, "It Is he Libyan herder. not true. We have people In Kampala acme Mui Begin d Egypt's Pr-Idiot Anwar The_Ubyas Iteder, meanwhile, opened his but In the HMW tent that '4iW1 has pit. teachers, some medical people, barkers,a joint togitirer ast they t*ven't andomg coedry to mda IMel5gsom died osidi his 'VIal hssusr$ers In 1ohI, bark between us and than, their Mt-'rit to mardir the men whe, In their ruportsc'Mm he",lpedtoorganuaeo( qus" hstuiuly denied having arythig to do with the vie!, have betrayed the Arab - m Msàm leaner, bnan Musaia4r, . Wa an assassination team. The reports very on plot to kill Sadat. "Bow Is 1$ p4k 10 believe The story goes back to the pmuIl. of 1177 whamh ou"pen by two aides, called on Qaddift inmindflrIgderepe,t each a thing?" hi d ON a team of tinoilata auegsnty cerrying washi firmer Cairshest, isether the Amsdom .atwrti by the f4yptIM r '1MM wIll be 01111111111 we"go.r"Istbe last ft W" has Libyan documents, sipped Into Cairo, They bed 't: In Cairo. That lithe as ni Mua..,adr The Ceg,aj ThI[psnc, conset way." murder on their "di. Aenq ho nWW 1110 he In My event, brash WeIIge.os get wind of SUR W in reports co-se, to corny arping Q.ft The details are shadowy; the Central thepst4tipp,dotheg ,,, uertjof -----in ,e.s, , IMehIIgsac. Agency dill hami pieced together ted QaldeIl gav, me a differad version. "The of. of Midi. u ___ .t C1M dicTbsIds, which vs have, showed that he the fadi story. B1*h1 eatbeirWhlat, r tritoieessat'scaher ----- 1,, nst hiierIepsacemimje,to wet UrUM a of Amer aninh.a.rhwin Cairo, iformaim £I , the was also marked Ii,' _ of , 1 .alem. - Q__fl r e4 his ib• psopi. rile Vol 'urn.. j'Iuft by (bear where l me masterusluni eiuiaii e piet, aecor :Ia tueelves In his oedq, that they Im,, Intelligence sources, was Libyan dictator NMW erIMidapei4amcsl system without goveroment, Muammar Q1- Early in his peltilcal Im hr rim uww we" ___ Is, t he Is merely the motivating fxcó.s devil do o'*leh.dcem.dsraeqg of the -. UofBeIIUI ___ ______ I A I Mole, 1 :. a ____ ___ : I: __ • I q $; m &)Jil.. sign this 'billy COflO' "You'll hav aNWavit. 'as w call It, pmmlslng not to got to , your ," Na Ali • adQa '$ ___ceep .ly drsd dWs Bedim's jpEI $ ___ ce ys ±- ____ ____ ---. AIIP now MR d" do hai of p1st ad isle___ in I. ___ 0- -. In io, ihaklje, the , is of -.-- k ti 10ee hesogs1111111111111116 1111111 hshMracMve the laeaIIat Ar1La —'.iin pimts ______ far •• my lISU Sill lit g NIWI iiirssiia c Ire. 8 tried be edhe Ls with II the M $d crsot am .ie. W'o ' QWM ism Mve4 in 'RIM's • a, pI . --- Car 1. ___ ___ diarimietic Gored Mas, the late Igyptia — — It ,* . ____ ____ I ___ __ • . Henry Jones went 3-for-3 to lead GoldenCombtoa24wjnover Jack-in-the-Box; Scott Bowers and Darrin Roggenkamp outdueled Greg Markham and " ' • • Jq cri'- .-- - ' , lv, be The __ KIlN be be ri r'- tip is Fires. 1 lore., jets am Idea that the in' pip, •• IS. Wi àiste at Z -1 PN Iavar Libyan 1111111111111111111111111r. 04" Ian mon rp' 11, 'ffl wa,j Ii ___ ___ _____ — in Tipsi torniwr,. $ • J Bobby Milanovlchlna5-3 \. thriller won by Seminole Harness Raceway over Financial Planning institute; Eddie Evans and Mike Bedlent I combined for a one-hitter as Joyce Drilling downed Tropic Bank, 17-1; Jackson Metal L . Works crushed Seminole Plaza ) Merchants, 194; Smith (Herald Photo by Carl Geiger) Insurance took 12-5 measure of Browning Forms; Matt Bonham had three bids as • - - . -- 'I.,-. Five Point fans applaud favorite team Holds Off Brewers, 2-1 - a n h Jo ge Key Yanks I t0 -5d General contractors tied Datro landscaping, 8-8. _________ ;.t i •. - •• _______ - • • . •. L. ____ . ,_. - " Sobik's rL r'- ' . -- . • ' r' ' . I .., Rotray, 12-1. Pony games saw Casselberry By United Press Intersatlosal over seven Innings to help New and was also making his debut the outstretched glove of Sixto Rotary crunch Richard Coffey When Tommy John became a York to Its first victory of the with New York, which signed Lezcano Photography, 17-0, as Bill Lang — for the only runs Chris Kessinger fires pitch home Yankee, he refused to Issue any year. a 2-1 triumph over the him as a free agent in the off- New York would need. had four hists and Tim Greene promises. That's understanda- Milwaukee Brewers. "I can season for $1.4 million over and Dwayne Johnson hurled a Process Machinery over Shoes, 5-1. In other Pinto games, Jason The Brewers had taken a ble for a man whose career was only promise I'll pitch to 150 three years. lead in the first inning when combined two-Wtter; and Royal Knight, Orr & Co. 23-2; and In Pinto games, First Federal Millerhit two homers but Smitli once over. percent of my God-given "You always get butterflies Paul Molitor led off with a walk, AMC Jeep halt McDonald's, 6-5. VFW Post 5405 edged Don's of Seminole stopped Foster's Insurance team was stopped by "When I signed, I told George abilities." In other games, Reliable Auto Clinic, 198, to remain In Quaid the first time out," said John, advanced on a groundout and Fencing, 16-5; 1 tO P01D11 Steintrenner I can't guarantee John was making his first who was saved by Rich Gossage scored on Cecil Cooper's run Carpet Cleaning defeated MAX POOLS IV 111 N first place as Richard Lawley Casselberry edged Winter 30 wins or 15 wins," John said appearance in an American over the final two Innings. scorin Central Florida Electric, 15-10; As i H dsrnan o' and Jerry Smith had five hits Springs, 16-15; Billy Jerome g single to right. Sunday after tossing a six-hitter League game In seven years "Today I felt like I was or a White Sox Kirk Rozak homered to. lead N McGrew 2 each and Jimmy Kremer, Chris blasted a pair of homers as 4 s Orioles 31 Jf!ttt 32 I Snrun Maronda Hom es past Adams Thomas in the 11nninis I Ohraw .4...ê...l tT......... boat -• and .Iz,mpq flz,uynnngl --- —o-----..eRICO ... L5M Udli LHuLeU ui one run 40 I ........... Z•lnlck 7 UVIVUIVU fldUW 422 ..t 3 ci hit homers. 3 • OriHffi five or six warmup pitches that and scored two others to enable Auto Parts, 13-1; Rick Huff Aluminum, 1. 3'' Lashley KcIka 3s Hall didn't come near the plate and Chicago to gain its first win of singled In the tying run and MinI. 3SS S ii TFIOdWIY 3 IS Junior Jones followed by Mattsla my first four pitches of the flue year. PINTO Hetfermao II I , JACK-IN-BOX 000e CONS dr iving in the winning nun as 2 Si Gately 101 o. game were also way wide." AIR N Al I N Red Sox 7, dianil AMERICAN I S I Totals so a $ Yowl Mvt$ Pools by Max stopped Don Reid c.mstt Ile 231 Fred Lynn hit a pelt of two. SM is.a 323 WI John settled wrrbI% that Ford, Jobs' 74; Donnte Gormar s 1 • $WIIIItSarI ill Messina t Fed. Seminole 1 31 7 I rum hom er s and Jun RIce N74 .kffnios 12 Gomos utilizing the sinker that helped 331 Fat Boys 7 I hurled a four-hitter to lead P. Sold $3 3.4 Sanger 251 Owens I 2 I Qua Id Fence him post an 17-42 Na tional scored the winning run in the 6 7 Pools By Max 102 350 2-4 M $01151? I I I Standl.y III furs Landscp Miller 5 3 I SI Lynch League record with Los An. 12th inning on Jack Brohamer's J oyc e 223 MILIX Payne Jim Mobile TV MAGNOLIA 4 3 364 Øiis,, • Infield out. TROPIC SANK geles over the last DRILLING German _•._ - • - -.-, ..--" ',..'. fl,irt, 'in... . . seven W seasons. me nrewersmanage1 RiwaiiL' RI'ipIftv.t Amos Otis drove In three runs only three fly balls to t he field off the 35-year-old left- wi th a double and a single and arm Paul Spllttorff pitched a fivebander, whose throwing NEW YORK (UPI) The worst thing you can tella ballplayer was reconst ructed surgically hitter. Istogohome andgethunJelfamunch p.metsrwayof afterarupturedligamentinthe Twins L's 1 saying he doesn't have It anymore and he should get another job. elbow threatened to halt his Geoff Zahn pitched a threehitter and helped Minnesota to Bernie Carbo knows the saying as well as anybody because he career in 1974. . Carbo Forgets Lunch Pall - first heard It nine years ago following his best year In the majors and had the sane suggestion flown n f again right after his two best back-to-back seasons. "Maybe I will have to carry a lunch bucket some day, but don't think I'm ready for it yet," says Carbo, who has bounced Its third straight victory. Chris Chainlglss lined a One- Angels 7, Mariners 5 out Single to right In the fourth Carney Lansford hit a runfor the later, scoring double. Dan Meyer had Jim Spencer hit a 2-0 pitch from a two-run homer for Seattle, TUNE- UP 0 O f Stapleton SERVICE 232 Harcar Aluminum 0 7 .. 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PIa,a 020 100.-I • 271 413 00- I Sons. Raceway OdORS • I • Totals Totals III 13.-S 241714 Dapors II I Iota,, Total, 373 22-I 1 33 12 a COIISYPIISPS INN- i Salary 011111 IN- I H&O ISsity MCDONALDS 343 113-I2 ROYAL AMC. 11U Joyce •V' 'i - POWII Thomson O'Qvinn WIInMrg FS?d AIIM 3, WhIto a Elliot loser Lary Sorensen over the which spit Its four-game series around among a halidozen clubs In the past seven yea-s. right field wall just beyond with the Angels. He broke In originally with the Reds. They dealt him to Cardinals, who traded him to the Red Sox. After hitting .429 for the Red Son In the 19Th World Series, they sent him to the Brewers and got him back six months later. Last May the Red Son sold 81 Carbo to the Indians, and now after playing out his contract with Astros Nab Cleveland, he's back with the Cardinals again. "Someone up there doesn't like me," Carbo says, locking up at the ceiling while changing his socks In the clubhouse. He doesn't P Zou mean someone with the CardInals; he means someone in a bigger AIIM league than than, and he's saying that more out of frustration JEEP SMITH INSUI. BROWNING Al I N Snyder 3 II than conviction. Al I N FORMS Jones Nichols 3I I 4I3 MicNi III Neibog., AIIM 4 2 1 80yIi III "I went Urough ____the draft this winter and four clubs drafted me, By United Press Intemetieual middle, For Lemongefl u 311 'NaMs MCllmvrry 323 Staadley Si S 4 Iawl.r 322 Thsmpee,, Montreal, Oakland, Philadelphia and this one. Three of them 3,,Qvi$ey JInhins 315 315 The Houston Astros have had Astros received Ashby and for TIebI*$Is III Loco kwc$.a,sh$ 322 31 •• Slifley didn't offer me a contract, so on February 15th, I went through the problem s in recent years Bannister they obtained short- McCormick SI I Nv. I II Purvis 340 31' BOSS Davis ssi III Lynch 300 351 Pac secondary draft, which Is when you call the ball clubs to see who's getting off the launching pad In st op Craig Reynolds. FtShody 323 PSwoah ,1IlHsii 311 Macala Ise a $•Medgos III SCAwacti really Interested, and the Cardinals were the only club the National League West. This Is I AMerie., The Astros scored the only °' ISI P,ascJ,., Smith III Totals III II a a Vancv,a drafted me." season, however, they may rums they needed In the first Jon.i.,gs asss It Jsswlt* see Totals $ $ 4 151 DIes 255 _____ That's what Carbo finds so difficult to comprehend. He sees have come up with a high oc- inning off rookie Rick Matula. NIches, Wathon 311 Totals tags 531 of I-S Royal AMC I IS several American League clubs he feels he could've helpe& Last lane formula guaranteed to Terry FuJi! led off the first with Ch4ld.rs ill III 3-4 olo I September, when the Red Son were so strapped for any kind of send therm Into orbit, RELIABLE a single, moved to second on TCitalmsan 1112I 1I C. FLA. CARPET ELECTRIC strength from the bench, some of their fans got up a bane-made The new Ingredient Is pitch- Craig Reynolds' groundout and VOUNOSON AIIM AIIM SOIlK'S Freemming 215 banner which said "Where have you gone, Bernie Carbo?" and HOffman cosldêncy, and It has scored when cesar Cecleno suos AIIM 41, Parish 433 14.141144 displa displayed It at Fenway p,,i 3 I) Dews.. ,• worked so well In the club's first drove a double to the wall In left loMem AIIM 3I5 435 SlIces I I I 140115mW McKscheIe Is a S.efell 434 stews Adei. hi 423 "Can you Imagine that, only on. American League dub drafted three games that the Atlanta field. Jose Cruz then sent 415 LaPaglia III T.Oo*. Adsøs 231 sir"lles212 me," he says, still fhlding it hardto believe. "I don't know what Braves are thinking of having it Cedeno home with a single to 0. D0 411 I RanvIlis 12 221 •MCWarrnaca 251 J.OI$Iag 31k44 251 the reason was. You tell me. I still think I'm a good ballplayer. banned as a lethal weapon. CI5RSSR right-center. NIne? 250 31 I Iochs.s 5i liacOda, pai IS III Weed I Ye*ngu. •, IS I I'm only 31.! still have far-five yeas WI. I can piay ian field, Joe NIekio, a knuckleball Expes 5, PIrates 4 15$ 311 0ags Las*esa 51411114 5 5 Woni 1 III artist, completed a sweep for Andre Dawson drove In three ISISte Ill 331 Totals N Ili Williams SIS Yom and the beat t years i,ve put tu back- Houston of the three-game runs with a two-run homer and 11SdIS 15 WSarva. SIS III T.1g 7 1111 III 371514 to-back. As a designated hitter, Jut year, I hit .300. think of that with the Braves 5 a single. Pinch-runner Tommy Totals TINs. 304 7 ai That's not straw, and only one American Laiguie dub by stopping them on five bits In Hutton scored to give the Expos alaim ADAMS AUTO MANONDA IN 11-I 2 PARTS " *afted me. Maybe the o ers are tired of the draft. Maybe a 24 victory. In the tires-game a victory over the Pirates. HOMES 1030-4 Al I H ASS N they're only going for superstars. But I'll till you this: I'm for. asilesthe Braveamanaged only Reds 7, GlUts I Cmi Owl. CON. 1111 RI*aM 233 TRACTS I DM10 I S Ora"535 Joe Morgan's 19th ijug lamate Jolm Cli Iborne (the CVdiMII EUCutM Vice President one rim and 12 hits off the Corel I SI Si as IN LANOCIIAIIIN all NSwSII and Chief Operating Officer) Mcligw I, AIIM ZISEW In On Boston organhsallen In Litres' pitching staff arid have single gave the Reds their first Lo" ISO I..IS, 411 A4'CAI, 311 IS Friesas, 115 lI74 and lPTh and saw m. play. Uft wasn't for hum, I'd probably flOIsLWtdh) the Jutflinmlngs. vlctoryofthe,eason after three ,w, FlIwirs 3 3 lIntells 305 IS Watlss III °- NOSIewI 413 INIr 35 I Grove 423 Illexhirm ha back working on some assembly line now. This is the only club Included In the Astros' sterling losses to the Giants. Rick WHis. S Is 355 IivSIiiId I I S WIN a that showed me wry reepect," pitching performances was a Auerbach hit do uble off John Sews' t o MiLls III $55 liech 1 1 5 Ivan WIN Ill W10 111 Ricits, 33 Bernie Carbo's aeruitivltlss hay. been hurt. Knough so that he no-hitter by Ken Forsch Qartls. George Foster hit a I S S Ns,.d 3$' *044151 • iIN $ 55 I S s V11II i s I To$aSslI I could come back, win a regular outfield job with the Cardinals Saturday rigid, grand elan homer for the Reds. Mitchell SIS Asdatil. III Ilyism III ISo Ill ,and have a good year. RIP now, masagur Kan Boyer has him "This pitching Staff has real Mike brie had four hits for the ew S I IiV*IP4 $ I1S Tolals 11134 ws.m. I 11 penciled In as the bscini man In left field aid rIP field but good variance," said catcher Giants. AdoasAvls NIl- I Lisdasy Mani.'Nmui 141 $5' TISI11 Alan Libby. "J.R. (Richard) Is Dedge's 1, Padres I MIS Carbo has been told he could win daIly.enpleymeid. PIOCISS DsveyLopesiiwunedaone- O.W.LCs,ga, KNISNT.QeI "Ta hull with thin'," Cto says about all those dubs which powerful, Nlikro throws the Ill Ill-I AS I N MACNhIffly °' s'tas Oid homer in the 12th In knuchbeball and Finch and ning to us ss.-. dIda't bother to draft him. "I inmw what 1 cm do. B's jaM like in Al I H Ill "' 35 iii VPWPOSTNN *clirsy this speIngd1V7i,the year aflsrI bit I for theRels with 2I (Vern) Ruble show great give thsDodgers their victory soN'$sows III $I5 AIIM AI 514 over the Padres. J asi 413 m 'home rims. I aga4 $25,* aid (Bob) Howsani was olirhig me comitincy but not t he over. 3II a. ciws • so iootir • CIIVWSEI 432 Hides. Korv hwy., III SI?INI 4 Pbllie,CdaIs 116,IlLHeWdmetogohune and cerryaluachbucket.Itold powerstadf." Hsolsy 43i Nods. *1w , Ill II Mike SriuIiIdt'I ICCiiIid Md(OfPSy flSIU1ii •• Mites' 35 AasIdN 45 hirlwunemaomryalaiclibuckmaslongaslc.uIdphsyin &tuaJim Litres' staff Is 31* Tu's.' lions 11w )5 441111, $ii s. ub dO leps*th5PhIullJuabeSd3I i'$JL MsWIMams 431 theblglengues." WIS ••Iew., nsl asdeep*wayearago. $II Ss'das CNpparO lee e lithe top of tim sixth hiring, bid so lewis Che less back ad reflects n'g.j4 15m, lee of CII LIISV III TINIS ___ $34 IOf1wi,u '''You know, maybe IwIUbsntocerryaIaschbudidsome promisIng hurlers, Floyd than It rained so bssy I 155 ,• SIWs 'day," he says, rather rsuly. I1S Bouteter and Mark Iamoegel- be_imimthigthatUm ISo. see !'am. ••• hiSs .5 " wire forced to halt See SO. ow '-'Jfl1a ,thgugir,"headdi,WIgid,&."IkuswIamitW b,thewWarnerdorto ygw, unit •• . y i• Se stnba their dab -up the playanerawaltofaabss,aad 111gw PtI444eMscA $513 ftr"W lIp = old 48 mint". - - Smith - _____ own vu ______ ____ ______ ___ ' ____ _ wi 1 gmj1g And thM1IracuildhemotrthntdJ, *.Awhar*y, wMyem an wej he distribsted emang ill the i—'- Ihi WW a" addy aniharit,41 A 111111M io't n the domme ws,l, do in 1 nillsdt 11 — r - - themselves taxpayers. Wel, at least the IRS should find encouragement In at lead one aspect of Its publicassistance effort. It has nowhere to go but up. ___ / , " Liglia , , - , I I - The not so good news Is that the effort is badly needed. In the past, the IRS has not been all that accurate In advising the publi c. According to some critics. Its overall error rate exceeds that at both private tax consultants and do-It- _ . • • r,1MInni ____ I ': .. - . I . • - •. -- Service Corp. Bill Lewis and Warren Williams had three hits each of the winners. In other Mustang games: . -. - Qdddaf'il ,Ar . . But that's hardly the only disconcerting element in an obscure corner of the globe when these countries have emerged as reluctant surrogates In the continuing conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union. Even without any meddling by those superpowers, North and South Yemen have a notable dismal record of governmental Instability. Their recent history is replete with coiçs, assassinations, civil warfare and political maneuvering motivated by centuriesold but unremitting tribal rivalries. One respected Beirut-based publication, Arab Report and Memo, calls North and South Yemen "the Arab world's most underdeveloped, poorest and least known countries." South Yemen has been a Soviet client state for the past 10 years. North Yemen's principal patron during that decade has been Saudi Arabia, but the United States now is shipping huge quantities of arms Into that nation despite its obvious Inability to assimilate the equipment. ng Pony Baseball League, leading Milex Tune-up to a 16.3 Mustang victory over Magnolia • . Victory hitter Saturday In the Seminole •. Harder - No=H itter Dale Stevens pitched a no. - .-. - cti I .I I L . * WASHINGTON Geography poses the first problem in coping with recent developments In the world's newest trouble spot a pair of hapless nations In the parched, desolate southwestern corner of the Arabian Peninsula. Notwithstanding Its name, South Yemen lies generally east of North Yemen. Most of North Yemen, of course, Is situated west of South Yemen. Monday, April?, 1979—SA Sparks Milex The IRS Trying ' t ___ I -• ••--• T$ ..... __-1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Stevens VIEWPOINT __ Needed • •_s •••• "Bicycles will Improve yo ur bottom line." ANGL E.WAL TERS ____ - -••-• -t - BERRY'S WORLD • - -___ Traffic deaths continue to climb. As of March 14, preliminary figures for 1979 are up 41 percent over the same period lad year, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Traffic deaths total 527 compared to 375 last year. Two easiest steps to save lives are to drive 55 or less and wear seat belts, said Patrol Director Colonel Eldrlge_Beach. The Seminole High School Class of 1004 Is having their 25 year reunion June 29.30 at Lake Golden Park and the Sanford Garden Club. The following classmates have not yet been located: Stanley - Whether trucking firms are shut down by a strike or a lockout, the result is the same. Much of the nation's freight is not moving. The situation is rip, or soon will be, for President Carter's intervention under the Taft-Hartley law. Actually, Mr. Carter is already involved. His Council of Wage and Price Stability has been a party all along in negotiations between the Teamsters Union and the management committee representing major truck lines. Frank Fitzsimmons, the Teamsters president, Is not aiming his invective at the freight companies but at "high-level government bureaucrats" who tire trying to force a settlement that would do the least violence to the president's anti-inflation guidelines. Mr. Carter may be in the uncomfortable position of asking for a Taft-Hartley Injunction to end a strike-lockout that might not have occurred if his administration had not been at the bargaining table. Such are the perils of trying to impose "voluntary" guidelines on negotiated wage settlements. The point has been made before that voluntary wage and price guidelines are not really voluntary when the government Is in a position to penalize those who violate them . In this case, the government's weapon is the Interstate Commerce Commission, which will not approve freight-rate increases for trucking companies to cover new labor costs that exceed what the guidelines permit. The Teamsters already have convinced the administration to increase its wage guideline in these negotiations. The president's council has given its blessing to a settlement carrying a 9 percent increase in wages and benefits in the first year-well above the 7 percent guideline laid down last October. The relaxation is in deference to an inflation rate running higher than the 6 percent predicted last fall. But the Teamsters insisted at the last minute of applying a cost-of-living escalator in a way that pushes the increase closer to 10. percent. Understandably, the administration balked. A 10 percent increase -30 percent over the three-year contract could become the pattern for settlements in the auto, rubber, electrical and other industries with major contracts up for negotiation this year. By aiming their strike at selected firms, the Teamsters hoped to force piecemeal settlements that would eventually bring the rest of the industry along. The companies may thwart that strategy by closing down en masse-thus posing a Taft-Hartley injunction. Thus, Mr. Carter could gain time for more dickering over a Teamsters contract under an 80day back-to-work order, but that would not solve his deeper problem. His wage-price guidelines have been breached severely under the 9 percent settlement his anti-inflation council approved in hopes of placating the Teamsters. Given the volatile factors pushing up the inflation rate: especially the recent jump in price of Middle Eastern oil, are the guidelines going to be defensible at all? Hairbrush anyone can help locate these peraan& pl*!Ie contact Grace Marie St1neclphçj .311140, .or Parffettde Cason White; Ijo, if thèñ are any mem bers of this cfiwho did not graduate with them, but would like to attend the reunion, please contact one of the above for further Information. - - at— Arthur, Royce Green, Gwen Coppenger, Lynn Sellers, Carrie Redfield, and Jimmy Houk If should be inoti*ed out of sight if possible. Consider using a portable rather than permanently-Installed antenna so It can be removed when a vehicle Is unattended. The antenna can mark the car u a target for CB thieves. Tape decks and CS radios should be permanently marked with a unique number traceable to the owner. Motorists should contact local law enforcement for advice as to which number (date drivers license, etc.) should be used In different areas of the cowry. Decals indicating that all property within the vehicle has been marked with a traceable number should also be obtained and affixed to windows on each side of the vehicle. ____ _____ __ I 1 ••;-.-z _____ r ___ ____ __ ___ - �6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, April 9, Murphy, Malone laterutiosalwhere the VMHW oustm Rockets must tough. have realized how important Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Hawks are mighty The Rockets won, Sunday night's game In Land. over, Md. was to their playoff Lead only 28 games last year. "Win or lose in the playoffs, I am so elated with this season," Nissalke said. "This has been Rockets In . around to squeaker to the Sixers. The Kings'win gave them their first division title and a bye in the first round. The Kings Murphy scored 24 now wait to play American League By . Hagen Bumps Farr Out Of First W LPct. Oh 2 * .667 altlmore 2 1 .467 olton 2 1 .667 leveland 1 2 .333 1 lew York 1 7 .333 1 et roll 0 1 .000 1 oronto 3 . West W L Pct. Oh VMS City 3 o linnesota 3 oi 1 0 eattle 2 2 .500 1½ :alilornia 2 2 500 11,1 :hic.ago 1 2 .333 )akland 0 3 .000 Saturdays Results Baltimore d Chicag 10001O.5iOO Bait 00000*000-132 Wortham, LaGrow (5) and Foley; 0. Martinez, Stoddard (7) and Dempsey. W-Wortham (1.0). L-O. Martinez (1) Toronto 102 -3 K.C. 101 030 31x-593 Lemongello, Lemanczyk (5), Moore (7). Murphy (5) and Corona; Spllttorff and Porter. W-Splittorff (1-0). L-Lemon. gello (0.1). Texas of flM, . weather 'I.. -. _ (12 Innings) CIV .. .. (*1) and O'So"Y, Allinson 111); Paxton, Monge (5). SpIlIIW 17). Cruz 110) and Alexander. W0tg Boston, Lynn 2 (3). . Minn Oakland . Villeneuve Rolls In Long Beach Win '- !I$- Tots"WOMW •. • / rip . $hot In Arm Points-wise - DARLINGTON, S.C. (UPI) -Darrell Waltrip's win at :the 23rd annual Rebel 509 boosted him Into first place In Ad him 033,100 and gave blm a chance to et "even" With "He got meatDsytooJ and I got ,,'ujj. yesrold Franklin, Tom., native shortly after Sunday's .1180,000 race. "That and him even." The 7-iap race was a tossup until the end as Waltrip nosed out Petty In the third t urn oi!the final lap and roared down the straightaway to take the flag, Waltrlp, who set the Rebel 509 record in 1977 wIth a ,Of 128.817 mph, pushed his Qevrolet to an average speed '41f l31.9lmph naracel1owodbyrhJn,w1adandac1ut. tered track. There was a total of six caution flags for J3 IW - This Is the most gratifying and satisfying race I have -illver rim In my life," Waltrip said, "I didn't know What Was going to happen. We were nsbbb in and Out of tirns ,-certainly nothing vicious -jut good hard competition." 1. Lopez Loses In Stretch ; PALM SPRINGS, Call!. (UPI) -Nancy Lopes could be accused of choking down the dretch for lbs second coo. a.cud1ve tournament. • ___ She hid a two*oke load tirough the fled 10 holes of Sunday's final round of the $309,* Ding Shere Wkmsri ;arcle LPGA tournamsg, and had a on.ehst advantage - after the 16th hole.Than ai's hit tier to. shot into lbs on 17 and took a boguy. But Lopos did not Now the tournament, Sans Pod 'limply mad, ,, , u Pod became ffr plgy of tournament, the richest event in WOOlS'S liIIIetk$ hIll year, to roped as titlist with a cosohs victory over :is. Pod .an.4 the $37,810 firm prim and vioked into ascend place on lbs LPGA money lid with $73,894, [pg who took the $34,810 rsr-iç chock, dill leads the isa With $71,475. Pro Bowlers On TV But the former ~Wnwww 1aw Bach and the No 2 qualifIer behind Vflfrom Quebec Is atop the World Championship leneuve this year, had received driver standings after one. the penalty for failing to have his Lotus on the grid at the time quarter of the Grand p required by officials. Ills delay schednie. The boyish-looking Fr ench was due to an electrical Canadian made It two straight problem. Villeneuve claimed Innocence wins whe breezed to29j Second triumph in the fourth after the race. Grand Prix Sun- "I never saw anything at the Long Be Mart," he stressed. "There's day, Dr.... IdS' Pow.sr cati.. ,, 45$ 451 '' III III WailIssu off si-s CARDS LUTTIRIO AIIM 422 Ls$$srls DV10Ø Nets Ti1 am" Mt P11*11 P111110 Kilter . AIIM • I• Well III ScatsIta SI Iuiadi : Argentine Polos Advanc. W1T PALM BEAQI, Via. (UPI) - Jumi Carlo. fr$itt ,Tt,4, si gosh for Caruel lowe dsy to the Argentine tomi to a 114 trtmih over Nlgerl&s $nariya In a tsrfioal match of th, 5110* World 1011110 thDril9fr.àp at the Pam Biach Pals and - . Cl* UCLAVoIhys list 11* ANOELEI (UPI) - Tr.hed UCLA defeated Ilsetbom Cal WIng lbs w,uhri Is wIn Lbs td waljegld, V.11.bsll flndc. lbs wee or "as of *141, 114, 1540, 11sve :g UCLA us hop&wed as lbs tewut'. Med ValiW, Player followIng edey s 'uhip ON Win a aeW of 60M . 4680ssalatie us, Pappers defeated Oh. e, *I, *1 1t4$, 1140. U - - 5 2 Protects Standing see 161 Griffin Construction retained 3•AVIIiN Finishing a distant second supposed to be a mark on the IS its allmfint Place leadlnthe lit 213$ was 31-year-old South African course to show you where to T.ats Paola Little Major League 'at-sr My Scheckter, the Ferrari Mt from. But the mark here Pon * I Sat day ur with a7 victory over y. , was the same color as the walls team's designated No. 1 the Pamar Stealers Saturday at 31100-3 and he wasn't happy about It. and that made it conf using. Lat$srls Pii',e Elementary Field. Usually, there's somebody PASS VWeneuve's victory MACIN """' Mark Hibbrd and Joe hlmaheadofJacqucsLatflto theretotellyouwheretostart AIlS _ AI IM Murkey tripled for the winners •s-s H&R Products' Matthew Turse on deck 3. M-srd 't see o first place In the Grand from, too, Today I didn $1 into while Mike McCaskill, doubled. i uistu c.. is anybody. As I said, it was Prix driver d.n Bobby Doe and Billy Varnos Matsill II $1 Preycissi 75• MIIISIM points after four events of the very conf using." Bach hod two hfts for the lcser,. is A crowd of *1,000 turned out Off s " 24• 5 Miller Nslsee sSchedule. SI Sunshine IV grabbed second 21 *•I55N,N kY and saw Villeneuve win as he "' [aNILe failed to finish for place by Itself with a 12-11 75 WImsuisee second straight race after brought in his red Ferrari 312 Kasrpp 155 victory over Twelve Oaks. II ..Thsra.s posting wins In the tint two T4 in 1 hour, 50 minutes and 40 w.ar sNN ills Pacing 8w're were John y.i., seconds. He averaged *6.38 tisgis races. iie is in second pi Poole Troy Turner and David * * behind Villeneuve with is mph for the *1-lap, 1117-mile Parr doubled. Eddie Bdwans event over a 2.03-mile, 12-turn s. had two doubles and three Cowgjng VIeneuve's course. s I singles for a perfect 64or4 Pott.r, selng pig, in ca "I never felt evening and Mike Burkmaut.r Oct.$, h now has won admItted the 27-yew-old from had hits. Winner I, Vatted Press laisrutluod scored twice, raising his j,Uwee ..car these of the last five Formula Tball action, Ball The New York Islanders league-leading total to 69. And Trucking ran beautifully all day. ottloded Power Drill nee d a de victory and some Bryan Trvttler finished with Man Jones, an Australian [ p 134 Fadner, 20.1$, as Den Lamph magic. They get bath. The race got sta rted 25 driving an older-model Wilpoints, good for the Art Rosa jg jjbbard hod t,ngp eli bs 'W,w on now Trophy, minutes late in a swirl of ians sponsored by the Saudi s four hits aclI while Ddw at Matiir CIStZY let's go after the second," a The hiandera heard the In- M confusion, and the Ferrari team Arabian governuned, fb,ielu.d a etcalf ft" w lbs was about $000 poorer after surprising third. happy Coach Al Arbour complet, score before they took hits ; and Jack n-the-box twammaL proclaimed Sunday night after th the SYId t1woih the streets 0 Defending World Driving e Ice for the third period. trimmed Kokoina Tool Co, 24. me wjru___ his immediately Islanders bed the New York Bony downtown Long Beach. champion Mario Anett1 was - i-d of nary wtictiei, scored on 14,.0 Mitchell Barrett Nichale Rangers 5.2 to win the NHL the power play for a 3-2 lead. Villineuve aid Carlo. Route- fourth and France's Patrick Stickily aid David Br1ier had aria lbs Fimelu, the regular-season title by 0111 mean of Argentina each was Thai the scoreboard flasbed five hits apiece for the losers. came in fifth. They latter via a blind draw. Also one point, fined 10,0*6 Swiss fraici for were the only the offidal result, leavi ng the etherthe divers on elM back aid tied for second Montreal made the whole benders just one 's1gemeug: DITYMIR rule Infractions. Villenuve the same lap with F.rra.1 SIIPPIN CON. AIIM , iat. and Bob Deelithle ttIlitg possible by losing 14 in fini h off their Patrick Division is felled to Mop at his proper mndJ ••• mssarj flroM lot -- nyu, wus arnea tram 'omi too :i '1 MS is Y1ood. lbs (iadisno seldom do acorsboad watching of tb,l, Ias. I Fouth place belouged to theyfailtowln this typsof Own thMthey had backed ' 31 J and Tar, liruad nd gome.Seldomdethiy gat shig third uitti tts', I,I.ls : RUM • AMS ndAcI.GethwlthIII 0d.Oviosly,theb,es4e lamb? 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Vowogeer will be at Phil.- T14W,.05553*II$LYMSIS to Raildal 'bass Pait an sry lbs _______ 1i1*MITV ''TI' fluids M,hi, MS MI "' AsSN Will he at PAMAa INC. Ave... Typists k sswesa at1. 4 th5RMIirs,TonIgo,ilJl bin _ AI IM __AIIM' the s.eesd dedsuemas in tbiItairdPittlbsrgh,ffl $1' . &Nerwp $ISSlSafl.js, )).. faPWWo.Lsspslel,s heguehiateryw.ow,($03) ataleIntMb.4.of.& JNsrssy lse • apsew-411 811,11 piWuhia r lee "WSIds't P1ilss. fast rgomescnthej1 N1.1 TI " Ph"$WhehoNMprI. ft_ jj" .oftheNHLseguler -----:::' ::" regtdwadueIsg1il,s Isliak i5. W' ihsft be ku t4 , Ailgi 55ISO Beld,bat-jj, wilip 'le CIat11FdSLL.ats34, '" Ii wrt cestifleates for egs 1IiM Pilhd Idile N, ' j oafy MU j ft , Touda IM Strange Day _ E1ss.I. Mayfolr For I ___ s -&- ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ __ __ ___ __ ___ P.. ____ ___ ______ ,Tu.sday __ __ ____ ____ ______ ___ __ ____ _____ ,_&__.:-_ 4..,_ -.. - _ __ ___ _ - -. 7 45) ____ -i---'- AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - The ProIlonal Bowlerr Association has announced that the PSA Simimsr Tour will be 'iatlonafly televised for the d time this year. The Abru ed PM said the (lii. .1 the 10 FBA iuunqr Tow .ve$s, Mest with the $111,010 ShowboatP3* NMlo'ial ( Illn,4all1IIlpd Las Vegas on Jom 1$, will be shown on the CM sets edacatar. / . _____ ___ Tuesday's Games 200 000 001 Sunday 's Results 5, Pittsburgh Washington 2. I. Chicago 3, St. Louis 2, an. N.Y. Islanders 5, N.Y. Rang. irs 2 Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 2 Oakland at Seattle, night National League Standings East St. Louis MOntreal Pittsburgh Phila Chicago Houston San Fran Los Ang San Diego WL Pct. OS 2 0 1.000 2 0 1* 2 1 .667 Va 1 2 .333 1½ 0 2 . 000 2 0 2 •000 2 West PC?. Oh W 3 01.000 3 1 .750 ½ 31.750 ½ I 3 .250 2'/, Cinci * Atlanta 3 .250 Sunday's Results L. 100001005001-4103 Owchinko, Los (1). Lolich (2). Fingers (6), Shirley (11) and Tonace; Nov, Hough (4). Sutcliffe (6) AM Ferguson, Yeager (II). WSutcliffe (1.0). L-Shirley (0.). His-Los Angeles, Lopes (1). 000010310-590 Mont Pitts 001001020-491 landerson, May (4), Palmer (7) arid, Cirter; Kiioq*, Romo M. Iskulve (7), Whitson (5) and Oft. W.-May (*0). L- limo (0.1). His-Pittsburgh, Stargell (1): Montreal, Dawsn (1). .4- Houston 1*OS00ji-270 Malula, Garber (0) and Murphy: Atlanta 000000000-0Si J. 'Niekro and Second race, 3-15, C: I Scotty Eckert 15.00 7.10 6.00 2WindMaker 5.00 3.80 5 Highfalutin 5.00 0(1.2) 33.50; P11.2) $5.30; T(1.34) 425.00; Time 31.54. Third race, 3.15, M: 2 Science Off icet 8.60 1.50 2.50 1 Peachy Plumb 1.00 1.20 3.00 0(1.2) 25.40; P(2.1) 102.50; T(2.*. 4) *59.00. Time 31.29. Fourth race,S.I5,D: 6Team Player 4.20 3.20 3.20 5 IcK Rocket Whiz 4.20 3.10 l Hello Hello 4.10 0(5.4) 15.40; P(6.5) 35.00; 1(6.5.4) 133.50; Time 3*70. Fifth race, 'iC: 3ChristyFallas 12.80 6.40 3.50 4oad Rocket 11,00 6.10 * Roger Dale iso 0(3.4) 103.20; P(3.4) 441.50; 1(3.4. 1)1,274.50; Time 29.03. Ashby. W-J. Niekro (1:0). L-Matula (0.1). A Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pc?. POCUC Phoenix Los Angels Portland Son Die" 01 16 9'461. 52 30 534 50 32 510 2 47 355 39 43 :M4 5.80 PhiladelphIa 1*2, Denver 7 Irusta Pecina 3.10 Q(73) 34.20; T (32.7) 701.$0. Second Game 4 IrustaGerardo 12.80 5.40 310 Isidro 6.00 3.10 3 Domingo Pradera 4.20 0 (1-4) 33.20; P (4.1) *8.70; T (4.. 3)215.00. Third Game Sara ii 80 6.20 1.20 3 Rodollo 3.50 470 bZubi 3.10 0(3.5)44.40; P (S3) 134.70; T (5.3. 5) 924.00. Antonio 1*7, 4 AranoRadotto 11.00 5.20 2Egana Pradera 3.80 0(3.4) 51.80; P(34) 207.00; T (3.4. 2) 42*.40. FilthGame 13.10 10.00 5.00 ApraizGoiri 6.60 4.00 3 GaStiPaci 1.10 lOscarEchant: 0(3S) 35.80; P(5.3) 124.50; T (5.3. U 277.40. Sixth Game ITraniOlano 15.00 6.20 5.00 7.00 4.20 6GaldosArca 2CarasaDiagatl 1.00 0(4.5) S1.20; P(46) *35.50; T (4.4. 21 3*.4o. Seventh Game *1.10 12.20 6 .00 S Sara-Paco 12.30 6.00 4 DuranDiaga 1.20 6SaidGasti It 0(4.5) 55-80; P(5.4) 151.50; T 1 3.4. SATURDAY NIGHT First Game SDomingo.Arca 9.60 1.20 3.10 2 CarasaIsidno 4.20 3.00 6 Duran II 560 0 Us) 25.40; P (4.2.4) 4$.40. Second Game I Trani Isidro 9.00 3.60 3.00 3 Dmingo.Diagall 3.80 240 lirustaFernan 5.00 0(1.3)27.00; P (*3) 115.20; T 11.3. 4)357.50. OD (3.1) 139.20. Third Game 2 Rodollo 15.20 550 3.20 1 Trani 7.50 6.60 1 Enrique 460 0(1.2) 34.50; P (2.1) *00.20; T (2.1. 7) 513.50. Fourth Game 6GaldosArrieta *8.00 6.20 1.20 2EganaPecina 5.80 300 5)1.158.50. Eighth Game jq7 Ninth 5-16, A: 3if'sFast 4.20 2.50 2.20 6 Confirmed 3.00 2.10 4 Real Estate 2.10 0(34) 4.20: P(3.4) 11.40; T(3.5.4) 17.40. Time 30.1*. race, eu,nrace, ,.,4, A. ILegal Hassle 11,60 4.00 3.10 1 Jivin Jake 5.20 4.00 2 Alert's Sug Bear 7.10 0(14) 23,50, P11.1) 71.isa 1(1.1-i) 1,550.50; Time 31.93. Eleventh S Dow Duster race, -- 7 Wright Flame ,sv.m,c.uoray r -.--_' -' .. , .. -. -- His- CincInnatI. Foster (1), indimeni *55r y•y' $* (1j rams-Is in ,,• - - - ,_ / - (1 . . . . ' (*61 Times 1ST) *10 *5 Now MseIvl (Lot Yk (Pakane 2.7), 3:05 P.M. 0 iis,trrbut,'d by King Fraturn. S YEAR r' BRAKES ' 'LIGHT ' ENTER TRUCKS' P -- rt - . - . 1*Z_ 1_- = ~ -1III & i4 liip ut Your Confidence • S A S II I LIII nd S ING SE VICE a PR R $1)88 lii, CKAGE ~ • £ Additional parts and services extra it nepried - - - A(jclton,1i 1)1115 and - W sl'r),Ices jti,j it flf',di..d P.tO SI US C .iS SOIT)t' im1)01' offer vtpm-S Al),, 16 HELPS PROTECT YOUR ENGINE AND TIRES AGAINST SUMMER HEAT I I • Chassis tube and oil change, with steering systems add fluid where UP to 5 quarts major brand oil needed • Check all tires for rocom. 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All Goodyear service is warranted for Store where the original nork was per. at least 90 days or 3,000 miles, which. formed. and ,ell fix it. tree II, hoAcver ever comes lust - many set .es. much you to more than 50 miles from the org. longer It warranty servICe us eve, re. unal store. go to any of Goodyear's 1500 Quired, go 10 the Goodyear Service Service Stores nationwide IighSaaea.i.14S, IS 4.55' 311 311 0(14) NO, P(0.1) Oils T(0.$-)) Jill, ky tholi NlsI*raee.$44,Si 3 Mr. luCkkiam 911 515 3.41 75 LYMMIs-il ILlS 441 101oPross FOREIG - 7.20 7Wahoo profit 3.50 0174) 17.611 P(1.2)144.3*; 71 $.7. 1) 443.60: Time 32.31. Tiss $1.05 41.0i - Third roes, S.15,Mi 771$g TUNE-UP - . ' -:i. ':,,,,_ JO. Y.IU Second race, 1.15, Ci 1 Rowdy 13.10 3.00 1.00 f.W 4.30 2 Shelly Eckert 4.60 0(1.3) 11.55; P11-3) 3*1.4e, T(1.3. 2) 1,301.41; Time u.n. 0(3-7)15 41, pac._N) - qw '.. Sixtaffib 9.4 4.55 __.l.l ar.~7y . - - IN.1S Time 05-51 ow VIII of Clicago, 55d., 6 -,.i 0 / p l-.uuIu1UI, 9.00 $60 3.20 Saturday matinee First race, 1.16, Di 2ManateeMork 4.40 4.40 3.10 IMillay 7.10 2.50 1 Jonas Jeanette 3.10 0(30) 18.41, 1(141) *66.55; Time 3*19. leech. W- ha(14). L-CurtIs (0.1). 1 NewOpinlen DrIsieji (3). '/6g ____g. . 61 Thinkso Too 25.50 9.50 2 Agil 3.60 0(5.4) 59.40: P( 5-5)194.40: T(S-4• 4) 50*40; Time 31.11. SANFORD.OILAWDO 4 Fag LiecO i' ' 3-iL I: Dog Racing lOuiSa / FKE SERVICE AUTO ==-. - Ca lla (1), Berlin (4). lair (7) aid t/P 'v %%RVICE STORES irtt,. Sil*rac.,545,At 2 Kinne Stew 12.10 7.05 4,4 3 Jerry Loyss 1241 1.41 4111 Heart 4.36 S00511*d 1065* laming) (Case Q($.3) 53.55; P( 34) I23.: T($.3. P5110 151511-336 St. I. NNls-'241 4) 554.50, Time $1.70. So Fm 5000010000-4113 Ciiici OSI1501SO1-7*32 Nalicki, Coleman (4), Lavelle (H. GIftiR (9), RobertS (10), Curtis (ii) and Hill; LaCoss. MesMav (1), #gpA',,fi,qy 14.00 10.10 4.20 Golden State It, Seattle $6 Los Angeles 111, Phoenix *03 (End of Regular Season) 3ievolve (7,4/tIE 7? ,460, (1N/7E 97217 /% Y54R 'Z' #EP 6_0,Y ,,,OCKE,Y PAfl41A,V/,9,V 27,YUE Z aOi,' cc e1 /,tPa.%'1, //E ROt 7Z' /1w /'/ Pø'é t24' /# >'9,rn' 9/656, ^p w 1,'v7w/rA"# HALF OA' 74 1?" IFrOR! 5Pfl/'Y6 ARR/YEP. t 47f9 - - - , iYA iii rrr Eighthrace, S-IS, U: aft. Houston ii?, Washington *02 5 Executrix 4Chasdeli RU81/Y/,4'ERNANDEZ pp_ lr lu New York at Cklcags p, in clemens assault -.(1 Innings) by Alan Mover 0 15 P - EspInosa and Icons; Forich and Simmons. Hi-PhIladelphia, Scone (1. Seventh Game 7 Isasa . Bad iola *1.80 *460 7,00 3Victo Diaga 6.20 1.00 6 Ramon Mandiola 500 0(3.7) 39.00; P(7.3) 147.30; T (7.3. 5)377.40. Eighth Game 3 Ramon Gondra 9.60 7.80 5.10 2 Egana Goiri 1.20 1.60 lOscar Radiola 3.20 0(2.3)44.50; P (32) 105.30; T (32 1) 30540. Ninth Game 7Mutilla 12.10 9.20 260 3 APraiz 500 3 80 6Goiri 3.10 0(37) 8.00; P (7.3) 72.00; T (7.3. 5)319.10. Tenth Game 2 Said Wally 1080 410 3.00 * VcandiArreita 5.20 2 60 lApraiz Gastil II 2.60 0(1.2)31.00; P (21) 5.80; T (214) 295.40. Eleventh Game 45ata Isidro 8.10 360 100 * HerananFeman 100 310 lVicandi Gerardo 1070 0 (14) 34.00; P (4.1) 109,50; T (4.. 5)532.00. TwelithOame 2 isasaGoini 2560 9.10 600 6 Oscar Diaga 12.60 360 1 Ramon Pad 5,10 0(24) 55.20; P (24) *30.20; T (24• I) $24.00. A- 3,411; Handle- $ 214,825. A PANAMA FRAT GOO0 101, aft. Kansas City 107, Indiana 101, swrig*t Fr My 2AtiloioAkilla Sixth Game 1 Trani Pradra 17.60 1.10 1.00 3Vicandi Isidro 3.10 2.80 S Domingo. Pecina 300 0(1.3) 37.50; P (13) 107.30; T (*.3. Twelfth Game 1 Ramon.Goiri 13.80 6.00 3.00 1 Isasa Gondra 17.00 13.80 3 Said Paco 2.80 0(1.4)45.40; P (*.4) 109.20; T 0.4. 3)727.40. A- 2,052; Handle- $166.916. 31.26. Cleveland - 0(17)31.50; P(1-21143.70; TI 1-2. 7)359.10. 2) 312-60. Fourth Game 16,60 *2.40 3.10 3DuranOlanno 660 4 00 600 Beide.Goiri 3 Oscar 7.00 6.00 3.70 1 Echaniz 8.80 2.80 2Gasti 2.20 0(1.3)33.20; P (3.1) 72.50; T (317) 410.50. Tenth Game 7 Egana Rodolfo 20.10 10.60 7.00 8 BeideManctiola 6.60 4.50 3vandiUrquiza 3.60 0(7.5) 77.00; P (7.5) 247.10; T 3) 1.217.20. Eleventh Game 3 Trani Arca 10.80 8.00 6.10 1 DmingoMdiola 1.00 100 2Duran Gerardo 3 . 00 0 (*.3) 34.80; P (3.1) 75.00; T (3•1. SATURDAY MATINEE First Game 11.60 140 3.60 3AranoGasti It 2 Domingo- Gerardo 3.60 2.60 Chicago 117, Detroit *07, an. San 7 Said Diaga Ninth Game DAYTONA BEACH Twelfth race, Sunday's Results 1.20 2.3. 2.40 2.40 2.80 2.80 4.00 2Wright Dante 5.20 1.43 350 4 Blak 10.60 5.10 3 Jerry's Flyer 5.50 0(2.4) 35.50; P(2•4) 73.20; T(2.4.3) 459.20: TIme 31.34. 9 463 14 Golden 5 3 s-clinched division 111114, IRamon Pradera 300 0 (2•4) 4*40; P (52) 111.30; T (5-2. 4)707.00. Filth Game 1 Zubi•Echaniz 13.40 160 3.70 5.00 600 . 01 54 25 55 47 35 .573 7 37 45 .451 17 TV 1)223.10. J ai AIaI 195.00; Time 35.13. n Si tIle 2Zubi Wally 13.70 5.10 3 Apraiz Olano 5.20 1 Egana Gondra 0(73) 30.00; P (2.3) 103.30; T 3,749; Handle $254,173. Pro Basketball 2½ 0 3 .000 3 Saturday's Results San Fran 4, Cinci 2 St. Louis 3, P1ilia 2 New York 9, ChIcago 4 Pitts 7, Montreal 6 Houston 6, Atlanta 0. night L.A. S. San Diego 2. night NatIonal League (*1 ianings) Sn 102200000000-5100 31.50. Boston 177, New Jersey 101, 6 Jamaica Glow aft. By United Press International New York Saturday Night First race, S.1*,D: Itasabod 10.10 1.40 3.10 7 Shannon's Pet 5.20 5.00 ISouthern Cross 6.10 Q(37) 24.20; T(31-4) 552.60; Time 0(77) *0140; P(7.3) 101.10; T(7-2 SI 1,113.00. Time 39.42. race,It : 2MaIdOt 1:6.00 3.00 I Nyanza 9.20 4.10 Final NSA Standings 7 Money Scott 2.60 By United Pressh*tertional Q(12)3; P(2•1) 94.50: T(3.1•7) 10:35 1 6.6 "V'•' 3.325; Handle 1295.793. 114.00; Time , Minndmats At 9r.116-1. -.--.-.I - 4 Tally Fran 31 51 .375 23 29 53 .35.4 25 Boston Central Divisio n Calif 000300211-7 90 W I. Pd. Oh Seattle 000 100100 - 5 12 1 10 34 .555 x-San Antn Aase, LaRoche () • 41 35 .513 1 Downing; Mitchell, Rawley (1), Houston 45 34 .561 2 Montague (5) and Stinson. w- Atlanta 20 52 .364 ii LaRoche (1-0). L-Rawley (0. Cleveind 30 53 .35.4 15 Detroit 1). HR5-California, Ford 2 (3) 26 54 .317 22 New Orins Seattle, Meyer (1). esternCo ference ....ys Games Midwest Division (97$ won-lest records in w L t. o. parentheses) ,.,y 458_ (All Times 1ST) .. 31 573 Detroit (Wilcox 13-17) at Denver 36 " .463 10 Indlains Kansas City (Gait 36 44 .463 10 Milwauke p.m. 31 51 Vs ii cage Oakland (Norris OS) at Tuesday's Games Boston at Milwaukee Toronto at Chicago New York 5:limore, night Detroit at Kansas City, night Cleveland at Texas, night A 7 Shredder 8 Norm C Eckert Colorado S. Buffalo 5 Boston 6. Toronto 3 370 Seattle (Bannister 3.9), Eleventh race, 5.*5, D: Twelfth race, 10: 7 Alerts Edna 13.60 11.60 4.80 * Try Laffin 1.80 42 6Surl ire Spreme 5.80 041.7) 30.50; P17.1) I.SQ; T(7.15) By United Press International Campbell Conference Patrick Division W L T Pts. xNV lslnd,i 51 *5 14 116 10 2515 95 y-NY Rangi's 10 29 11 91 yAtlanta 41 31 S 90 Smythe Division W L T Pts. x-Ccago 29 3615 73 y-Vancouvr 2S 42 13 63 St. Louis IS $012 a Colorado 15 53 12 42 Wales Conference Norris Division LT xMontreal 1711 115 y-Pittsbrgh 3113 .5 yLos Angels 34 1412 Washington 24 4115 63 Detroit 23 1116 Adams Division W L 1' Pts. x.Boston 43 2311 100 yBuffalo 35 25 Toronto 33 13 51 Minnesota 25 4012 x.clinched division title y.clinched playoff win 010000 000 -132 x.Wshng p.m. 3ArIic Dream 11.50 6.20 S Hand Out Scott 9. 00 sio 2Harry Buck 4.00 0(35) 41.20; P(M) 05.80; T(3-8 2)575.10; Time 32.02. S Narrow S ash 51.20 10.60 8.00 lSusie Mae 1.20 4.00 i Ref Ire Dennis 3.20 0(43) 114.10; P(S-4) 292.30; T(541) 1,119.50; Time 32.32. Pro Hockey W '\ as iii °" t, Griffin '. 3*35 - Dec*ss (.' t . SSIMl " 355 P1114* sITsets •, : 12.11) Montreal at New York San Diego at San Francisco Chicago at St. Louis, night Cincinnati at Atlanta, night Los Angeles at Houston Zahn and Wynegar; Norris, Philadlph Heaverlo (I) and Essian. w- New Jersy New York Zahn (1.0). L-Norris t. •''•• BRIEF 301 010 MI 000 - 6 10 1 (6), Camp. ago • - (Candiias'la at Philadelphia (Ruttiven is. 1*), 7:35 P.M. Cincinnati (Seaver 1614) at Atlanta (Mahler 4*1), 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles (Welch 7.4) at Houston (RuhIe 3.3). 1:35 p.m. (End of Regular Soften) Stanley, Rainey •., • 6, Chicago 3 K.C. 7, Toronto 4, night Calif S. Seattle 4, night Sunday MIiw 100 000 000 170 N.Y. 020 000 OOx -261 Sorensen and Martin,:; John, Gossage (I) and Munson, . John (1.0). L-Sorensen (0•1). HR-New York, spencer '. •• ,, 2 3 Milwaukee 4. New York 3 Cleveland 3, Boston o Texas I. Detroit 2 Minn 3. Oak 1 (12 innings) ____ - Standings United Press International tilwauke 1. S. Pittsburgh East Decker's Cbs es In On Aitam on te M aiors Ti r ±1 aor League 3as.baII 20 in the first half. the winner of the PhoenixPortland series while Seattle points and Most Valuable my most satisfying season as a chances. The 81 games they had Otis Birdsong scored 32 points takes on the victor In the Player candidate Moses coach, and it doesn't matter played previously no longer Denver-Los Angeles matchup and Scott Wedman added 25 to Malone added 20 to give the what happens from now on.,, mattered because It had all in the second round of the pace the Kings to their 48th Rockets 112-102 season-ending The victory allows the Rockcome down to this: Win and Western playoffs. victory. Kansas City put the victory over the World eta to open at home Wednesday At Philadelphia, Julius take the homecourt advantage game away with a 14-0 spurt Champion Washington Bullets night but, more importantly, if for the upcoming 2-of-3 playoff Ervingscored 35 points to allow over a 2:21 span of the third and wind up Tom Ni'salke's a third game Is necessary, that seijes with Atlanta; lose and the 76ers to Wrap Up the bed quarter. The Pacers, who "mod satisfying" season as will also be in Houston, next play two of the three in Atlanta, record of the Eastern wild-card 12 of their last 17 games, were Houston coach. The Rockets Sunday. The Bullets now hang qualifiers and the right to meet led By Johnny Davis' 27 points, I New Jersey In the opening round Caldwell Jones and I I Darryl Dawkins added 16 each for Philadelphia and Dan Issel had fl for the Nuggets. tie George Gervin scored 21 points to win the NBA scoring and send the Spurs to their secon , title straight division title with a 117.101 victory over the i nt o Imocked in the go-ahead riaisin homers and T.J. Scaletta and Cleveland Cavaliers. Larry Decker's Royals moved i 1~ .. 11 Shane Letterlo had two hits Kenon scored 36 to pace the first place In the Altamonte the eighth Inning. Springs Little League Saturday Van Golmont hurled a three- each. Spurs, who will meet the winner In AAA. action, Braun of the Philadelphia-New Jersey parlaying a 5.3 win over Gor- hitter with 10 strikeouts for 'sJewele loss by Hagen Homes. Mike Brown Cadll1acMopped theGiants, , series In the qua rters. former as Craig Bolton hurled a fourIn other NBA games, Boston major league went 2-for-3. pacesetter Farr Insurance to Decker's can clinch the first hitter and Jim Blanchfleld smashed New Jersey 127.101, Hagen Homes Into a sweet half championship tonight with delivered the game winning hit. Chicago toppled Detroit 117-107, . situation, Also Sat urday, the Breen San Francisco defeated Seattle a win over Letterlo Co., the ' Decker's pitches Mark game starting at 6p.m. Braves stopped the Cubs, 14-5 89-86 and Los Angeles bested 'vç • . Letterlo was a 6-3 winner as Keith Wallace was the Phoenix 111-103. Qiasey and Kevin Hill scatl tered nine hits for the win while over the Cards Saturday as winning pitcher and Bill Celtics 127, Nets ill Greg Seidel and Q*aaey had Lance ( The Hulk) Wall hit two Newborn hit a homer. Rookie Jeff Judklns poured in -1 , .-, . four clutch hits each Hill a CtOer'bI5h 29 points, rookie Rick Robey had 24 and Cedric CUSS huM AI*N 4.1ist , ..,_._~Ilp AIIM M .1. axwell fl as Boston finished -, , l I Dilirty Its worst season In three is Chd4sêas III DOrville I I Wslts •U ___________ deëades by mapping an eight4* N.wlsta 4*1 4* NWM 21 ,xne losing streak. II OM uS r Wt . ls 117,Plsto1r ,iI Irii_u 7*5 Harris • Parlias 241 Reggie Theus scored 28 points UMsrv,aed IS 11510 II I . -I .. . SiiI,ssø 25 Fra* 575 to become the league's leading 1k rookie scorer In Chicago's win r'4 : '" ,,, . o ver Detroit. Mickey Johnson )N . Sr.,.' lr lfl ah L 1. added 20 for the Bulls and NBA Herald Photos by Torn Nstul ... . . .. ,, .. record assist man Kevin Porter INAUN CADILLAC GIANTS • ____________________________ AIIM AIIM Tigers, Senators in minor loop at Altamonte paced the Pistons with 28 40~ Lam 311e ass .• kNee • points. 4* ______________________________________ 4 ,, . • Warriors 89, SuperSouks 81 WbIiwiSl As 'PItlee 2* . Iiaec*f*sld 7 Jas 3* . Sonny Par ker scored a gameINirIso osesi. iss * high 20 points. Joe Hassett and Is10uss 461 $MlI% 75 story 2 wsNi, is •. John Johnson led the Sonica Marietta 7 SarII•ro 2 G.15esrd 35 with 16 each. Grady I. Tilols 3*34 Lakers 111, Suns 103 I II $ 1* , . ,.. Kenny Cart scored 11 for Los SPoRTS srso. isi un s-s . Glets Angeles. The Lakers set an IN 5-4 LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) starting position as ordered by NBA record for field goal oo*PINIS D ICKERS - Gilles Villeneuve was sup- officials for the original Mart i DODGERS ROYALS -IN percentage this season, finishAIIM . • poaedtobe theNo.2manonthe andReuternannfailedtowaltln SsIdM AIIM 4 $ 1 4 UIVd lngwltha.517 percentage. That Ferrari team when the For. the pits as directed by officials " '•' "i" the .509 mark s broke et by t* CIOSOy •SI $34 mula One season got under when the race was started. 14111 III 1= 41* 'Walt 's Rebel 500 Win Milwaukee In 1970.71. Reuternann,_________ 40$ way. the defending Srv*sbsr i s I •lad Mi5l.sd III Calvin rVIi ;i 4 :,A$! ~, Must-Win Contes-t-- meet the winner th Jersey (begümlng Wednesday the quarterfinals. in Philadel phia), PhOenix Washington, who trailed by 12 Portland (darting Tuesday in points In the third quarter,Phoenix) and Denver agalnet came to within 94-93 on a Greg Los Angeles (getting underway Ballard hook Shot in the final Tuesday night in Denver). quarter before a 6.0 Houston The Kansas City Kings went tear put the game on Ice. on the road Sunday and Bob Dandridge paced the wrapped up the Midwest Bullets with 31 points. Division crown with a iw.ioi The other matchups for the 2win over the Indiana Pacers. of-3 preliminary rounds are: Meanwhile, In Philadelphia, Philadelphia against New Denver dropped a 112-111 won Monday, April 9, 1979-7A g Goodyear Idving chaige Atounl Use any of hese 7 other na 5 to b Out O. nCustomer Ciedit Plan e L15.1 d'1 1, • Visa I American I,pres Card I Carte Slanchue I Diners Club I Cash 2 FOR $32 choose from 65O 13 __ 0 III-14 __ '2 m$4 choose om fr I 75-4 Gills 2 u&46 HillS Blackwall prices. PET from 31* to 55* depending on size. No trade needed. Add $3.00 for whitewall, 54 91$, T(3'74) - Jim Hemphill, Manager - SANFORD TenSriS.l.14Sa I., -. -.\ _____ - . . -.---- 555 W. First Street 3222521 Mon.-Fri. $, - : �- V SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. V. Monday, April 9. 1979 OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, April 9, 197f—IB In And Around Winter Springs Judge Speaks To Clubs On Upcoming Youth Week NEW 'MISS ELK' CROWNED AT BALL Bernice King, (left), 1978 Elk Queen, crowns Sandra II. Richardson "Miss Elk" at the second Annual Scholarship Ball at the Sanford Civic Center. Over :100 attended the benefit ball with proceeds going to deserving students. The new queen, and her husband, Leroy Richardson, have four children. She is a member of New Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church where she has served as president of the Young Adult Usher Board for four years. Hon. Dominick SaIfi, 18th Mich. holdav, along with hundreds of Circuit Court Judge, Brevard The Baylors are planning a other students touring the atand Seminole Counties, was trip to see their new grandson in tractions, beaches, the Keys gut speaker at the Awards the new future, and other places of interest. Banquet of the Altamonte Springs and Winter Springs Pierre Siwac, LaCalle, St. Sertoma Clubs at the Altamonte Dollie and Marcel Snyder of Cloud, France, Etienne de Civic Center. Tuskawlila, played host to three Longvielleurs, Versailles. This year (1979) has been TI .. .I__._ & t..._ r -.IUI5VIUWII uiuversuysiuuenis r ieuie, wiu itnnur uarieu.a, declared International Year of (Washington D.C.) recently. Elizabeth, N.J. on their last the Child. The Seminole County Columbia, S.C., Mrs. Dorothy The young men spent the weekend, attended a covered Commission has declared April Baylor, of Gainesville, Fa., and weekends with the Snyders and dish supper with the Snyders at 29-May 5 Youth Week. During Clifford H. Shimnel of Maren, the rest of their two week school the Reserve Officers Club. this time, the Seminole Youth Service System encourages each organization to develop programs which will focus attention on young people and their needs. ROW 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS The Altamonte Springs Club RYAN'S fIOPE 0 6:45 was chartered on June 3, 1978, HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 11) SESAME STREET EVENING by the Winter Springs Club. (Photo by Marva Hawkins) 1:00 8:47 8:00 Recipients for awards won to DAYS OF OUR LIVES () (1) (F EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 00 NEWS date include Michael Alexatos, (4) MIDDAY AS MAN BEHAVES Arlen Puckett, Dr. Bobby 6:55 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 6:30 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA RESTLESS Sharp, Joel Weiss, Tom HI, NEIGHBOR NBC NEWS ALL MY CHILDREN 0 Siegfried, Eddie Rose and BiIA o cs NEWS IDt,tfI. tith. .x.. rt'ti 7.nn 4 12A vuu ... 1,3)11 a,IIV UL4TI UABC NEWS (1 TODAY AS THE WORLD (F 0 (good enthusiastic member), fi) AS MAN BEHAVES (F 0 FRIDAY MORNING TURNS and Eddie Rose who won the •I 7:00 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI2:00 Sertoman of the Year (1978-79) CA () TIC TAC DOUGH THE DOCTORS the club. (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 7:25 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE Lou, Ted and Murray fantasize The Winter Spring Sertoma CU TODAY IN FLORIDA about what it would be like to 2:30 Club was chartered Jan. 13, 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA be married to Mary. (i2 ANOTHER WORLD 1977, by the Winter Park Ser02 NEWS 0 THE CROSS-WITS (F 0 GUIDING LIGHT toma Club. In its first year it 7:30 0 EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 3:00 achieved distinguished honor (2) (Ii) TODAY 7:30 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL club tatu 0 GOOD MORNING AMERIYOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE. STUDIO SEE CA Recipients for awards for this CP CIAL "Year Of The Dragon' DEAR ABBY — Our 19-yearyear Include Gold Eagle BUDDY IN BELOIT you are.) Immigrating to nineteenth.can7:45 (4)OMA'SH(R) old daughter recently married fury America. an Oriental €I)A.M.WEATHER DEAR BUDDY: You have Getting married? Whether Centurion (1st step) John CO ELECTRIC COMPANY a boy my husband doesn't youngster finds adventure on ,-.-answered your own question you want a formal church Torcaso, Gold Eagle Tribune 8:00 board ship and in his adopted 400 approve of, but she was very Intelligently. At the ap- wedding or a simple (d step) Bill Dauche and Country. (14)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO EMERGENCY ONEI (.2) pregnant at the time and It STUDIO SEE Jill) ) propriate time, say, "We have own thing ceremony, get Barnett, One Year Perfect (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (41) THE ODD COUPLE seemed the best solution. (She gone as far as we are going - Abby's new booklet, "Hew to Attendance Tom Hogle, John 0 IN SEARCH OF... "Siberi. 8:25 0 HOGAN'S HEROES didn't tell us she was pregnant Reiser, Phil Rivera, and Dave an Fireball" Is there a possibilifor the good of both of us." (And Have A Lovely Wedding." Send (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES until ft was too late to do 0 GOOD )isIORNING FLORIDA ty that Earth experienced an (12) MAKE ME LAUGH Prescott, and Two Year Perfect Ifyoumakea"fool"of yourself $1 and a long, stamped atomic blast 37 years before (12) NEWS anything about It.) €1) SESAME STREET Attendance Jim Barnett, j with that statement, I know a cents) self-addressed anvel Hiroshima? The baby bArn fhro, Ia IS*_ .._.__ ____._ IN 42A aus.0 WtU PUI uuuvner. 45U LWV yvwi women woo are so ADD y: 152 Laiky Drive, 0 FAMILY FEUD (1) 2) TODAY looking for the kind of "fool" Beverly Hills, Calif. 1621*. Sertoman of the Year (1978- 2) CAROL BURNETT AND (4) MIKE DOUGLAS months after they were and dart acting like a grand00000 MORNING AMERI. married. It was 0 BEWITCHED 79) for the Winter Springs Club FRIENDS Skits: 'Brotherly CA a little so 'fr? (Don't tell me to lock ___ 0 MERV GRIFFIN they named him afterboy, my 'was Bill Daucher. Special Love," "Bedtime Honesty." _____ ) LILIA8, YOGA AND YOU himof break (12) ROOKIES the bedroom.) husband, hoping It would softenout would down the door.He ___ '-"" Recognition award was 8:00 ____ ___________ 9:00 5:00 him up, but it didn't work. Our presented to Phil Rivera for his (2) (12) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE (.2)(4) DONAHUE NEW GRANDMA (2) CAROL BURNETT AND son-in-law is going to college PRAIRIE A young blind boy dedication to the club. o MY THREE SONS FRIENDS gains some much needed selfand working, too, trying to T _____ The Freedom Essay contest, 0 MOVIE DEAR GRANDMA: Quit 0 MARY TYLER MOORE confidence when he is talked make something of himself, but begging your husband to - ". '7,. . held annually, was won this DINAHI (i"i' ED MISTER ROGERS (A) into playing quarterback in an . my husband hates him. He's forgive the Idds and start acting _______ €1) EDUCATIONAL PRO:tL' ( _____ year by Lynn A. Weiss, Red unusual football game (RI 5:30 GRAMMINO still so upset over the whole like a grandfather. Unless he's Bug School, and Kim Kuh, ________ (2) NEWS 0 IT'S THE EASTER (F j Winter Springs School. 9:30 business he hasn't even gone to a terminal stinker with a heart ________ OTHE ODD COUPLE BEAGLE, CHARLIE BROWN 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY see the baby yet. I go often, but of stone, eventually he'll come 1,: young ladies, elementary (12) BEWITCHED ' All of the Peanuts gang busy I have to go alone. ED OVER EASY around. And if he doesn't -it's _____ students read their winning themselves getting ready for (4) UPBEAT 9:55 essays on what America means Easter, except Linus, who . Abby, I think my husband Is tuui IOU. I to me. insists that it is the job of the 10:00 actlngllkeadlnker, but there's /1/ DEAR ABBY: 'I am a 17legendary "Easter Beagle." (A) La Sertoma, a club made (21) (12) CARD SHARKS nothing I can do about It. Do you year-old boy who has been U PERRY COMO SPECIAL (F 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) of wives of Sertoma members, 4jAZA TWiii. Perry Como and his guests have any suggestions for get- reading your column faithfully awarded their Youth Service 10:30 ting him to forgive those kids Dawbor and Bernadette Hwy 7fl 3fl7 , Award to Fred Danley, who, years. I've seen many _______ I (2) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS Peters celebrate the landmarks LiLAzA11 2:tS 7:40 letters from girls asking how to PG (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT L although totally deal, drives the and legends of Hollywood and say "no"toa boy without losing ' Sunday School Van and engages the season spring 11:00 BUCK ROGERS START LOSING him permanently, but I've (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS in many other activities to help 8:30 In The 25th Century ______ ___ 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) young people. WEIGHT TODAY never seen a letter from a boy (14J0 THE WHITE SHADOW asking the same question about . l 11:30 Thorpe misses the team's big PLAZAW) The most prestigious award '°'.' girls, so here goes: .' . . ' (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE dinner because of his date with of the evening, Service to Walt Disney's (F 0 LOVE OF LIFE a girl of questionable reputa"M am 1*8 P0 it Mir raw 10 I n tall and considered ' - Mankind, was received by Dr. NORTH AVENUE U FAMILY FEUD lion. a1 10i1 eslt ___ good4othj.g by most people. 1 . IRREGULARS Benjamin G.' Newman for his %*SWI II5I___ 11:55 9:00 My problem is that, on dates, Herald Photo by Melinda IdmIsleil Ya1 s 10*-kim food kits birldii work as a volunteer fireman on (4) 0 CBS NEWS (2) (12) NBC MOVIE 'Deliver. isr Wj5 f MATINEE EVERY girls sometimes want me tO go the Altamonte Springs Fire ance" (1972) Jon Voight, Bun low Ru Plan, farther than I know I should for A CHECK TO HELP DIABETES Dept., and his work as a para. Reynolds. Four Atlanta busiDAY THIS WEEK AFTERNOON CIIII1Y P0*11 diCtiW. iii NP the good of both of us. _ nessmen find their weekend medic with that depatment N_I Nsion Plan_ oilI anls yoi 12:00 Christy Tibbits, editor of the "Seminole Star" Ii 1i1 p01fldS Old iliCtiS canoeing trip into a backwoods Winter Springs Sertoma (2) PASSWORD PLUS How can 1 say "no" without newspaper published by Mrs. P110i1 IWVOV$ area turning into a physical and Joy Zerivitli's ITCP awarded their Service to (F THE YOUNG AND THE P$QVIE[Aó) ______________ making a fool of myself? Abby, (Intellectually psychological nightmare. To liii oust blOu lWpsdhosss og RESTLESS Talented Children's Program) I4 1192 class Mankind award to Edward W. o CHERYL UDO SPECIAL 1121216 I have discovered that the boy 00 NEWS 13. at (l'asselberry Elementary School, donates -* NiIi$ Rut., PlIl p.m soi' a $10, SChUCkman. Schuckinan, twice Waylon Jennings and Ben is not always the aggressor, so EDUCATIONAL PRO. totally disabled and told he Vereen join host Cheryl Ladd how about lending a helping proceeds from sales to Morris Ruby, assistant GRAMMING MALIBU HIGH for an hour of music, Comedy would never ,1s gjs handtoul guys by printing this principal at Lawton Elementary, for the Central 12:30 and dance. normally, overcame Florida Chapter of the American Diabetes Assn. adletter and your ans? MALIBU BEACH (2) NEWS versities, and is responsible for (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. (F 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI the Vial of Life program TONIGHT'S 1\( Hubby Acts L ke Stinker Over Marriage, Grandson i for Helping Hand program, and A T Guide o Great Reunions oilier programs relating to youth and the elderly, Happy Birthday Steve Snell, resident of Meadowlark, and student at Oviedo High School. Steve reached his 16th bIrthday on April 2 To make planni ng and producing a successful family ., reunion a snap, Kraft has The Seminole County prq)ared a handy booklet en- Democra& Esac'g Corntitled "Families Belong mitt" will meet on April 12 at Together A Guide to Reunion tI j Co*rr Planning." Mary, L*glzmlngat8pjn. 'p Whether your family flZI' PUblICIZInVItid bersfiveoroo,thisl,00lcletis designed to guide you though Do yEnd Cyna Baylor, the various planning atgeg members of the Winter Springs needed for a large or small VFW Pod and AuTlilary No, reunion. *6, were pleased to hear t14 specific they have become grandYou'll find suggestio on which corn- Parents for the first time. suggestions mittees you'll need, how to Their doughier, Kay, and sonselect a site, and even how to in-law Wayne Mitchell of keep track of family members Colaanh&p, S.C. , are the proud ScAtIffed PSod$of&t%lbbsbyboy Tb order yew' free copy, send lINflid JisUll Alsandir. Mrs. yor name arid adsa to:itchell Mis a&Ioamsmnb,rofthe Famllia Belong Togither, P.O. Winter Sprimigs VFW Auxiliary. Boz4m,D.M,n0,fl Gnat gra*Sr,Ids Include 10177 Mr Frames Fra Graves of _ - _____ ____ I '4 ?i... .• . -. -- * •_ '.....',a- - -..-- -. An ox-wrestler turned minister sets off complaints when he t)tgins using his WKRP radio sermon time to sell "religious artifacts." 1J' (j) 3 LOU E GRANT Lou and Rossi smell a big Story when they stumble upon an Old-time mobster at a posh rcsort. (A) 0 %1 at ACADEMY AWARDS Johnny Carson is master of ceremonies for the 51st annual presentation of the Academy Awards, honoring excellence in the motion picture field. (Live from Los Angeles, California.) '4 AS SUPER SALAD Ili 0 L1 jjJ]I BAR S 15 owns to tOSS YOUI*lf. 11:00 (2)(4)0(12)NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: $ 99, Maureen '.Ll ts, International Drive 1792, Sanford Buy COUNTRY BREAKFAST •$lJ Served? a.m. Till II am. 249p. 2Eg Humor Sa vup. H.i Browns uo.es 640 and Bijts $ • 6:83 "L CLUB too , of 1 69 C4)KUTANA WD WAWM •, S Buy 1— Go' Ons Ft., siiam== Coupon Coupon SUPERSALAD COUNTRY EARt,Y 8suei Not Caii. BAR : BUY I-OETONEFREE s..,.,..,,,• • • BREAKFAST i.ults attn BUY I-GETONEFREE �. 21—EVSniflgHerald,S.nford,FI. Monday,AprIl,iy Legal NotIce DeNiro, Voight Lead In R-aee4è Os car By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — Robert DeNiro and Jon Volajit are favored to win the Oscar for ** beet actor at the Academy Awards tonight, but for two ether nominees — Laurence Olivier and Warren Beatty — the 51st annual presentations already are personal triumphs. Otivier, nominated for the ,• 1. 11th time for his role as a Jewish Nazi-hunter in "The Boys From Brazil," will be ' given a special award for his — lifelong contributions to movies. City Grant will make thepresentation. Beatty is only the second nominee in the history of the awards to win four nominations for a single film, "Heaven Can Walt," which he co.directed with Buck Henry, wrote, produced and starred in. Orson Welles turned the trick with "Citizen Kane" in 1941. However, It is DeNiro and Awards host Johnny Carson Voighi, for their performances in two nominated Vietnam war supporting actress In "Murder Express" and "An Unmarried fllmi, 'i1 Deer Hunter" and on the Orient Express," 1974. Woman." "Coming Home" reectIve1y, Competing with Miss Berg- Johnny Carson was to make who are the best bets to win the man were Jane Fonda, his debut as master of bed actor award. "Coining Home;" Ellen But- ceremonies of the nationally The fifth beet actor nominee styn, "Same Time, Next telecast awards presentations is Gary Bmey for his perfor- Year:" Jill Clayburgh, "An (ABC 10 p.m. ES!') from the mance in the title role of "The Unmarried Woman;" and Ger- Los Angeles Muaic Center, Buddy Holly Story." aldine Page, "Interiors." where pickets were promised to Inçld Bergman becomes the John Wayne, making his first protest the awards. first performer with the oppor- public appearance since under- Vietnam Veterans Against tunity to become the winner of going cance' surgery earlier the War announced plans to four Oscars with her nomina- this year, will present the Oscar demonstrate against "The Deer tion for "Autumn Sonata." She for best picture. The candidates Hunter," which they characterpreviously won Academy in that category are "Heaven lied as slick American warAwards for "GaslIght," 1944; CanWalt,"TheDeerHunter," mongering. "Anastasia;" 1900 and as best "Coming Home," "Midnight Nominated for best siçport_________________________________ Ing actress: Dyan Cannon, CALENDAR MONDAY, APRIL ______ _____ Semli,le Cmualty College Choraller, Spring Concert, 8 p.m., Fine Arts Concert Hall. Free to public. TOPS Chopter 71, 7 p.m., over B5p5 Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Lkeview M1de School Advisory CommIttee, 7:30 p.m., at school. • Sanford Bottoms, 7 a.m., Sambo's, Sanford. Wieter Spetegs Bottoms, 7:30 a.m., City Hall, N. Edgernon Avenue. 8anfo lAms, noon, Holiday Inn. ___________ w.sd Bottoms, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Aviatku i, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Ovusatsru Asenymsus, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & LIght dot WslgMWa$cbsrs, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, S. Oak Ave.; Weight Watcher3, 7 p.m., Summit A$s., Pared. Aasyass, 7:30 p.m., Community United tlIe(ft4 Qtotch, Cazzelberry. TrICsedy Read Rssr. CR Club, 7:30p.m., Sanford of coorce. WEDN*SDAY,APRIL1I Wi*s tiub of Isulerd Social Department's MUtUal BresWM, Brki and Ceseds, 10:30 a.u., ' Oak Avenue. Rissrvatlons. UCjH ifsty progrom, I s.m., C''ielWrry Beanch Ubrary, Sniol, Plaza for kindergarten tbrosh p by Li Beau Taylor of the Sheriff's ViPregrs, C. AdvIiwy Board, *1000, Lcngwood NART.AAIP diroctori misting, 2 p.m., Greater SiNos'd ("nber of Commutes bMing. T1IUIDAY,AP*L12 e, noos, IIolMq len, Sanford. Spools] ggyg ____ ___ WASTE RESOURCES (TM0NEY! ___ ___ i. ________ ____ to 1jgie, ,p. Wur pt a* Cudsr, 1601 MIzell Ave.. Far singles MOIAY, APIL$ GredutIdNdC.SIeSAimImI Ditmur, 0:60 pa. * Pa luger Qub Wt4UDAY, APILII $u Ims Tier Ii kvmsah auid T'l*te, lisps at P'omuss Iw lbsaazv4Ae. G$, $fl4 Wito lisii 'iede C,lWrry, $ . 1*JIAY,APIUJI n, 5ifg N**AAU cowied ,. Spiabir - Alvin P. llevedos, vice q,to IazwsaoeOa. ' pI iI rRAT,APRI$ • . It " - ________________________ Legal Notice ___________________ NOTICU UNDUR FICTITIOUS NAMI STATUTI TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 4of, is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictltioui Name Statute", Chaptsr $i5.O, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of pubHcatlo of this notice, the liditlous name, to.wlt: COUNTRY CLUB PET WORLD under which I am engaged In business at 450 E. E. Wiliiamson Road. in in the City of Longwood, Florida. Dated at Longwood, FIa., Seminole County, Florida on March • "'• Thai the party Interested In said business enterprise Is as follows: CARTER'S COUNTRY CLUB KENNELS, INC. BY: Kenneth L. Dobmeler, President Publish: March 1. U April 2,, DEHN IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP SIMINOI.I COUNTY, FLORIDA. Cl NO. 7SU4CA.$.K EUGENE BAKER I. JOANNE E. BAKER, Plaintiffs, vs. GEORGE W. COCKAYNE & CAROLYN COCKAYNE, has been filed igainst yu 1n you .. required to serve a capy of your wriwen defenses, N any, Is it SALVATORI N. ICASITO, plaintiff's attorney, whose address sit North Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida lO1,onsr before April . 1i7, and tile the orielpal with Is, clerk of this .- •$ ,*• Mrv ice on alnllff's_attonsey no ildiatofY thiresitsi, otherwise a default wift W.nhIr.dag,iiW you tsr me relief dsmanis in iii complaW q petition. Arthur N: kOido,, jr. ClesiCWCUNC.Ø _______ UTVIDAY,APU*1 Ran Ps suu.r$ by Nitlervi Mt $ L. inS PU. *I Au C • NOT1CI OP ACTION TO: GEORGE W. COCKAYNE I CAROYLN COCKAYNE Address Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclos, a mcrl,ags on the following property In Serninele County Florida: Lot 23, SPRING OAKS UNIT TWO, according to the Flat thiresi no recorded in Flat Book 1?, Page 21, Public Recg of 5p COUntY, Florida. WlTNEUmyltanthe,e thIs Court en Mtct, is. im. (StALl liRe vtoui (lw RAP, 3:60 pa., *& Wallur l ________ ______ W, IN GrUdVIn Ave., lutord, IIAIaU Y: Patricia idolnu, A., • NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DFMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administrat of the estate of LEONARD N. FRANCOUER, Fill Number 7l2.CP. peng in the Circuit SEMI NOLE County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of _. _ By: PatrIcia Robinson Deputy Clerk CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida 32771 Phone (305) 33216.00 Publish: April , 16, 23, 30, 197 DE1.36 - ... uvniy ,,.u,u, •_ thouse, Sanford, Florida 32771 Probate Division The personal representative of ti'e estate is LAURETTE FRANCOUER, whose arns is Brandt Beach Road MtapOl5ellL Massachusetts. The name and address of the personal representative's attorney ore fOIth below. All persons having claims or demands against the estate we required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE o THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOT10E,tofllewiffimeclsrk of the abave court a written statement ot an claim or demand they may have. Each claim mint be in writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the cltor or his ag, or attorney, and the amount claimed. It the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim i contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The UNITED STATUS DISTRICT claimant shall deliver sufficIent COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF copies of the claIm to the clerk to FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION. enabletheclerktomailonecopy,o COURT NO. 71403ORL.CIV.y - each personal representative. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, All persons interested in the estate Plaint iff, vs. WILLIE FRANK to whom a copy of this Notice of MURKEY and RUTH MAE MUR. Administration has been mailed we KEY, his wife, and AVCO FiNAN. required. WITHIN THREE CIAL SERVICES OF HOLLY. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF W000,FLORIDA,Defendant(s)._ THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF NOTICU OF SALE - Notice is THiSNOTICE,tofileanyobjecfls hereby given that pursuant to a they may have that challenges the Summary Final Decree of Foreclo.' validity of the decedent's will, the sureenferedonMarch2,1979by1p,, qualifications of the personal above entitled Court in the abuve representative, or the venue or styled Cause, the undersigned Uni. lurisdiction of the court. ted States Marshal, or one of his ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND duly authorized deputies, will sell OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED the property situate in Seminoie WILL BE FOREVER BARRED County, Florida, deIc1bed as: Lots Date of the first publication of me 34, 295 and 206. of BOOK ERTOWN, Notice of Administration: AprIl 9, according to the Plot thereof recor. 1970. did in the official records book 4, Laurette A. Fraflcoegr page N, Public Records of Seminole As Personal Representative of County, Florida, sub ject, however,to the Estate of taxes, if any due for the year 1979 at Leonard N. Francouer *5 Depty Clerk CITY OF CASSELSURRY, FLORIDA NOTICUOFPUBLICHUARINGTO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PRO.. POSID ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Casselberry, Florida, Defendants. A Deceased Respondent NOTICIOFACTION TO: JANIE JOYCE RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Last Known Mailing *reu: Route 1 Box 02 A, Summerfield, North Carolina YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage has been filed against you, and you are requIred to serve a copy your written defenses to It if any, on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for Petitioner, whose address is 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida, and fIle the original with the Clerk of Circuit Court, before the 11th day of May, A.O. ltltotherwls,adefault will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and official seal on this the 2nd day of April, AD. 1070. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, that the City Council wiil hold a public hearing to consider enact. mint of Ordinance 37$, entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORI DA, ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE CORPORATE LI. MITS OF THE CITY OF CASSEL. BERRY, FLORIDA, AN AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: From the northwest corner of the SW¼ of the N0¼ of Section 30, Township 21 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, Thence run S. 00 degrees $5000 along the north line said SW¼ of the NE'A, Section 30, a distance 1221.93 feet' thence S. 11 degrees ' 42" . 33334 flof; thence N. 42 degrees 47' 10" t 1176.ilfeettOapolntoflffieS'wtyR. , tilled "Florida Dl$pesi$10 of Un. claimed Property Act", notice is hereby given that the perio listed below $99S to be the owners of unclaimed personai or intangible property presumed ababdoned. THIS DOES NOT INVOLVE REAL ESTATE. Account Nomber: J0O5S.0001, Apparent Owner: Ackerman, George; .10000.0002, liodgett, Florence, .1.0001.0005, Brown, O7 EisoR,1O0PerkLone,AItante Spring, Fl., J1$W.1, Church, Bill Ti J1005.0001, Conssta, Terry; Csrnwell, Samuel C: , 00550017, Crane, Daniel Li j 0001, Cray, Frank, P.O. Box OVlidO Fl 32755, J1005100P, crider, Virginia, J003S.05u1, 0.igle, Paul: 00. Davis, Howard, Route 1 lOx $6., Sanford Fl fl77 J.noj. 0004 Douglass, IA,Lake Mary, i, J0000001L Durrance, Richard: . . , 00531014, Dyson, W 0; J.00SS1O16, 0 Danaleman Ins; .1.0000.0016, Galloway, Edith; .1.0051.0103, 41$ U 9th St., SaflfOrd, Fl 32171: J. 006.7.0003, Herdwick, Mrs. W H; J. 1fl90012, Hattaway, Robert or Talley, lox 321, Altamonte Springs, Fl: J.354gni, HayeS. Sandra, P0 lox $03 Altarnonte Serinss, Flu- 11550131, Henson, Paul, $ Summerhln Aye, sanford Fl 32Th:J. 00471001, Hickscn, Mr. J F, Sanford, Fl: J10441004, Jaitosik, J A, 1001 Esplanade Way No. PU, Casselberry, Fl, .1.0114.0011, Jenkins, 0*. fist; enu atti si. santor. thence S. 43 degrees 0' ii" w FI32fl1;J.107$.O053,JJittn,of Paul, 119 200.00 feet Brighton Way, thence N. 47 degrees 12' 42" w. Cas5iIberry, Fl; J.004i4i, J0heion, H Lt 36.0.00 feet; J13141005. Ladlerd, thence N. 4degreesQ' II" E311 10,1214 U Tulane Dr., Aitamonte feet to me point Ii,iji.g; Springs, Fl: J.0$114130, LuIi*g, mmiec, to a usiuty easement over Kathy J or Phoebe F, 6.10 laywood sa.wnot ri 33771: Jau.is, the S'w$y 10 flit. DECLARING AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL. McMichael, Henry A.0 JOIN 1127 *nn; nisiss,, 'risen, SERVICES, DEFINING CONDI. OF ANNEXATION, PROVIDING ZONING CLASSIFICATION, REDEFiNING THE CORPORATE LIMITS o CASbELBERRY, FLORIDA TO IN. CLUD! SAID PARCEL OP LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID CITY, AUTHORIZING AMINDMUNT OF CITY MAP TO INCLUDE THU ANNEXATION HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR THU RIGHT AND P*IVILEOI$ FOR CITIZINSHIP IN THR CITY, SEVINASILITY, AND IF. FECTIVE DATI. This netici e. the provisIons of Chapter 140, Fleddo an Ordinances at me City kairics. 604 Baywoed Dr., Sanford, Fl: J493$.Qgo1,Mt, Pipkirn.1, 114 SprIng Vafley Loop, Altamonte e' *701uJ1113 Sell, Rebecca Chapter No.03, .110051017, lager B Hail Const: .14156-010, R;.JSIi$l .141744113, lulled, Nany 0 or Watets, i ,43400: JOIN 1110, kst, Mary L NO. 7.2SI.CA-IS.D CARL E. KASEMEIER and Seminole DANf I WkAD hit .................. . )jLL'Jll wife, Plaintiffs, vs. .1K. MEADE. • Park, FI;J400315$5. sorensen, Robert Lu 110104144, SunshIne TenkA snsni $10, FIIJ. Tiles. lebart or Louise, *1. Park Ave Trailer Ct, SanfOrd, P1 15fh,jhh1hu13, in Plat Rank I ( P_v.- -LA -"V Thompson, Deputy Clerk PublIsh: March 19, 26, April 2, _____ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THU 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR S*MINOLU COUNTY, FLOIRDA. Cali N.. 704113.CA.174c STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPART. MENT OF LEGAL AFFAIRS, JIM SMITH, ATTORNEY GENERAL, Plaintiff, V5. W. C. WREATH COMPANY, A Nrtttitiltip, fld HARRY MOR. RISON and JACK H. LOVE, Weddingsby DOT . . • ' WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, CIwtr., FL. 33517. __________________ 5.o & Found ___________________________ __________________________ Lost male sheep dog. Blue eyes, ens. to "Max". Reward. 322. sue. _______________________ NOTICEOP SUIT TO: Harry Morrison d.b.a W.C. Wreath Company ''0U ARE HEREBY NOTIFiED that act action for inlanctive relief has been filed against you and you we required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on James A. Peters, Assistant Attorney General, The CapItol, Tallahassee, Florida 32301, and file the original with the Clerk on or before April 27, 1070: otherwise, a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Witness my hand and the seal 6—Child Care ________________________ Carrel's Kiddie Corner, Dunn 8. 3rd St., Osteen. Mcn..FrI., 6 am. . 6 p.m. 322.2016. ____________________________ Most complete Craft 8. Hobby Supply in Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Ave. Sanford, Fl. _______________________ 1I—Hibnd ExperiencsdCook Apply inperson Holiday hit of Sanford Night Auditor experienced preferred but not necessary. Apply in person Holiday Inn, Sanford. CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMIN0LU COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASU NO. 77.2136..CA.19.0 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, a national banking sociation, Experienced Floor Man needed. Apply in person Sanford Nursing Convalescent Center, 950 Millonvilie. Plaintiff, Legal Notice MAUL! INDUSTRIES, INC., a Florida corporation, at al FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Rt. 3, Box iu, South Sanford Ave., Sanford Defendants, NOTICUOPPUILICSALI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure rendered onthe3nddayofAprii,. 1979, in that certaIn cause pending in the above.styl.d Court wherein 32771, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of (THE)ENCHANTED WOOD, and that I Intond to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Siction$gSOt Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Jonathan 0. Gerber Publish Mar. 268. Apr. 2,9, 16, 979 DEH.141 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, a national banking issociatlon, now doing business as ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF SEMINOLE, is Plaintiff, and MAUL.I INDUSTRIES, INC., a Florida corporation, a Chapter Xi Debtor, and W.C. HERRELL, duly agointed and qualified Chaptir Xi Reitiv Of laId Debtor, in me pro. CNdlnis imder Chapter XI, Cesi NO.7511211K. JLKS, In the United States District Court, Southern DistrIct Of Floride, entitled "In the Matter Of MAULE INDUSTRIUS, FICTITIOUS NAMI Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at fiN E. Altamonle Dr. Altamonte SprIngs, Fia.32701 Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of COLONIAL BUSINESS SERVICES, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of INC., It al,"; CITIBANK,N.A. formerly doing business as "FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK", for Itself ad as agent for BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, CHEMICAL BANK, and SOUTHEAST FIRST NA. TIONAL BANK OF MIAMI, BAN. me Fictitious Name Matutes, To. Wit: Section 01309 FlorIda Statutes • 1957. Sb. RichardJ. Polami Publish: April 2,9,16,23,1919 011.1; KIRS TRUST COMPANY, a New York corporation, CHEMICAL BANK, a New York Corporation; SOUTHEAST FIRST NATIONAL NOTICIOPSNERIFF'$$AL, NOTICE IIHERIIY GIVEN that by viltUe of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under BANK OF MIAMI, a national banking association, and GINI!AL ELECTRIC CREDIT CORPORATION, a New York cor. poratloit, f1 Defendants, me un. dersigned Clerk of me Circuit Court at Seminole County, Fiorida, will at h110&MOflAoriI3,1919,01Nrfer saleandselltomehiw,, aiW beat bidder for cash, at me front (West) ° the Covrffieusi at Seminole County, Florida, In Sanford, Florida. the fIlIewIn described property, lying and being in Seminole County, Florido, towN: me in. ions. the lOW line of SectIon 27, TownshIp 19 South. Rang, 32 tNt. witti Is. Nerib lins 0 11. Gerlvvue*venup,pun$.pedagr,.. W1P'W.elIngth,N5feef p. Gertrude Avenue a distances. i.iI eati 18—Help Wanted the seal at me COUNTY Court of Orange County, Florida, upona final ludgimeni rendered in the aforesaid Court on the 4th day of Oétobsr, A.D,, inffiatcertaincmeon,it Placemakers Development Co., Inc., a Florida corporatlejt Plaintiff, w Lotus Harris, Defendant, which aforesaid WrIt of Execution was do. Nurses, RN'S & LPN's. Aide5. Live.in comparnon, Short term assignment. Homemakers Up CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS Demonstrators needed Call JoAn. 323.1112. John 620 0636. For a career in Real Estate call Secretary Ii: Secretary to the City Manager. Profenional typing, shorthand pius all office skills Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Ponzig 323.5324. Secretary mandatory. Must be cx. perienced and career oriented. Municipal experience desired. Apply 400 North Edgernon Ave., Winter Springs, Fl. 32707. experienced for busy Sanford office. Heavy typing, shorthand preferred but not req. 021.5717 or 3226841. EOE. - Man needed for yard care during Summer Siason. Phone 3222090 between 10 am. 16 p.m. Kennel Assistant. All phases, hard work. housing, salary. 3225752 Cook Full time. Special diet cx perlence. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center, 913 E. Wanted milk maids milk cows in milking parlor, night shift. Start 124 day bonus. 4 days on, 2 days off. Call 3224117 for further Info. Baker Farms, SR 427, Sanford. - 2nd St. Superintendent of Public Works: This Is a working administra. Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Operators who own their own tandemaxle tractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends, advances on each trip & fast weekly settlements. Cail MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS Toll.Free 1000 4386572 ask for Bob Bevis. EOE. Fl. 32107. AUO sponsible for maintenance.oper. at ion of Public Works activities including streets, parks, munici. pal bulldings.grounds, vehicle maintenance and inspection of subdivision improvements, Salary $11,500 beginning. Resume to 'ersonneI, 400 North WE'V S Ita,ue bSOktas 1 lgveseat 2506.aS 2 end tables 42 ChaIrs 3deshs 1 rocepflsnst 05* wIth chair Ti be sold ma lit. Pripeily being stored $ loyal Muvliig & Storage. Additional Inlormatlen available trim me clvii Dlvlsius at me ISminsi. Caty Sheriff's Depart. mOW. and me undersigeed M Sheriff at Sentinel, County Florida, will at 11:10A.M. en me lilt day stAph, &D. 1970. offer fur sat, and sell Is She hiliI bidder, cal,, subjic, Is any end aft laWing liens, at me PrOW (WoW) Dear at the Seminole Cimt$Y COUfthi hi Senféri, Florida. She above described per. emet prspe,ty. That said sate is bobis made Is lusty 1h5 terms CI Slid Writ at Jehe I. Poe. Iheriff Sentinel, County, Florida Publish: *prit 16.33,1*5 DIII uruvr, over .... , PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Position open for career minded Individual With the Nation's largest producer of factory built fully — Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Opportunity Employer. CLsSSIFlED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ I. IIP TWEM OFTEN YOU'L.L LIKE THE MONEY AVAILABLE In your area $250,000 and up. For real estate loans, construction, development, Comm. bldgs., farms, etc. STATEWIDE FIN. ANC1AL SERVICE 305•533.2333. Educational exp. High School graduate or equivalent. At least 1 yr. clerical or Sect, training & or experience, Special requirement . ability to type a mitt, of 35 correct WPM. Salary range 1512$ to $3,648. Deadline for applications April 16, 1919. Equal Opportunity Em. ________ 29-Rooms - Sanford-Grac,ous living. Reasonable weekly 8. monthly rates. inquire 500 S. Oak. ploymeni. pits Unfurnishe EMPLOYMENT DeBary French Ave. Lovely 1g. 1 Bk, Air, No - Pets. Ideal Ret. Persons. Near shopping & churches. 322 0054,558641. 323.5176 Sanford 1 BR. Air, ceramic bath, wall to wall carpet. $155. $41. 7003. NEED A JOB 1 BR-SiLo. Pool. Adults oniy, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport llvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call COME IN TODAY YOU TO WORK 31—Apartments Furnished ELAINE& RUBY Apis. for Senior Citiiins. Dojyn. town, very clean 8. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. SECRETARY Furn 4 rm garage apt. Big ic porch, utility rm. water & garage turn. Husband I wife. 3220191. BOOKKEEPER * GEN. OFFICE Furnished Apt. for rent. Over 32 0114. * TYPIST 32—Houses Unfurnished 311, kitchen equip. $330 1 yr. minImum. 1st, last + deposit. 519 Escambia. Open I) am. to 4 BRAKEMAN p.m. * Have a rijom to rent? Let a clissifled ad find a tenant for SALES REP. * REALTORJ2I.7$3) Eve. 3220612, 322.1517, 3227177 JOHN KRIDER AS5OC, 107W. Commercial Phone 322.7101, Sanford (_,,1IIHJ////illlJffAJ 33—Houses Furrislad * WELDER 311Furnhoula,$IlSmo., $100 security. Nopetsl 4016217 * DR. PRESS OPR. .* 37 B—Rsg*aI Offices MAINT. MAN * OFFICE SPACE UPSTAIRS. DOWNTOWN HOSTESS 3230304 * DISHWASHER * COUNTER PER. CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for everything.. . even for ycut 41—Houses HONEY EXTRACTOR $OOV MAN New 3 II I bath home CH, city water, sewer. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 3036437. Eves. 3227111. PLASTICS TRAINEE I YOUR FUTU5R... OURCONC, trees. utility shed. $3&IN. 320. 73732016 Jewet? Lane. INC. REALTORS 1306133cr 3)94111 eves. REALTY $34,500! 24 HOUR 1]] 322-9283 BEAUTIFUL Executive 3 BR, 7 bath home in Idyllwllde of Loch Arbor! Pool & Patio, CHIA, eq. eat-In kit., fIreplace & Every Featurel BPP WARRANTED. Yours for 112,9001 & roof, lg family room. Owner will assist in financing. $25,000. Super clean 3 BR home includes a fully equipped kitchen, C H&A, carpeting, double garage and lots more. For only $31,900. 530.900 will buy you this 3 BR, 2 bath home with tam, room on a double corner lot. Call now to see it. COZY 3 BR, close to shopp?tg & town I A buy for $21,500! IOYLLWILOE 3 BR 2 B lovely stone fireplace & FR. Im. pressive entrance foyer, decorator wall paper, extra storage 8. utility rm. El garage REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATEs JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES Tt-N ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 - door. 161.900. Harold Hall 101111'S FANTASTIC 3 BR, 2 bath home In Deltona! Spilt BR plan, calm kit., scr. porch, dining area, all in a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakes! Only CLEAN CLEAN) BR lb new paint Realty 5 acres wooded on county main. tamed rd. $11,000. Small down, owner hold. S acres clean, some trees on lake. $10,500. Good terms. Sanford's Sates Leader InC.REALTOR MLS 323-5774 Day or Night 322-2420 NICE HOME OR RENTAL INCOME, 3.1 has future corn mercial use. Good location' £ cony, financing yet asking price is only $19,500. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service m 2565 2'., acres Geneva, Fruit trees, high 1. dry. $10,000. Terms. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD leg. Real Estate Broker 254-OS. French Ave. 322 0231, 3237173,3220779 REALTORS PARK Handy man special, 517,000. Branch Office ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST. This elegant 4.3 has just about ASSOCIATES WANTED — CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CONFI. DENTIAi. INTERVIEW, lift. Terry l9lOself contained, air cond., canopy, Reese hitch & S way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pk. See our beautiful new BARRING. TON w-iap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES CaliBart See the Easter Bunny's Golden Egg with this 3 or 4 BR 7 bath Sanora Patio home, all amenities of clubhouse, pooi, tennis courts with privacy 1, security. Priced under the market with an easy assumable mortgaae. I4EALIY WORLDS (I) The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 7435, 5 Frenct (1797) Sanford 333 5321 it bearching for investment? Just lIsted 3 apI bldg. near town. $21.50. CA Dali House for Beginners, 3 BR, 1 B turn, near shopping but ma quiet neighborhood. Act fast on thisl Owner may carry mat. $25,900. * Markham Woods Rd. 311,2 I, I acre country estate. Complete with horse stable pasture, also quiet cottage $ 1g. oak trees Appt. onlyl * 41 Acra county acreage w. citru* grove 85144 frontage in good price & terms. it 1 Acre bldg. lots wpoveo rd. frontage & beautiful oak trees In OWosi. ,Good terms. AGINCY REALTOR *2.4991 MUI.TIPLI LISTING SERVICI ives 0113563 *31959 I - 43—L.ots.Acreage 67 acres E. of Sanford. $7,200 per acre. William Maliczowski, Realtor. 322.7983. 3 BEDROOM FRAME, FIRE. PLACE, SCREENED PORCH, NEW ROOF, FRESH PAINT. NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. 521,005. 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, LATIN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEAT I AIR. CQME.A.RUNNIN'. $39,100. LARGE 3 IEDROOM FRAME HOME COMPLETELY FUR. NISHED ON 3rd STREET NEAR AUTO TRAIN. 533*. EXTRA LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH PANELLED FAMILY ROOM, LARGE YARD WITH FRUIT TREES. 1*90. )EIARY AREA LAKE FRONT. OVER 2,70 SQUARE FEET WITH 13 lOOMS, INCLUDING IN-LAW QUARTERS, CON. TRAL HEAT I AIR, FIRE. PLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS TOO MANY EXTRAS TO AD VIRTISE. $5$,8$ BLVD. NEAR NEW K-MART, ZONED PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. $13,500 TERMS. I ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MARKHAM ROAD, NICELY WOODED $14,900 2'!. ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT, ONLY $3,000 DOWN AND SELLER TAKES MORTGAGE. NEAR OSTEEN. YOUR OWN 35 ACRE LAKE. NICELY WOODED $1,000 PER ACRE. TERMS. $0 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND BASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN. AMA CITY. $36,000 BEST TEIMS. 1.46 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED NEXT TO DESIGNATED PARK. SYLVAN LAKE DRIVE AT 5th. $13,100. IORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALL SIICH TREES ON tACIt OF MOUNTAIN PROP. ERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICE COLD TROUT POND. VOL CAN HAVE IT FOR $3,995 WITI ONLY $10 DOWN AND EASt PAYMENTS WITH 6 PE CENT INTEREST. SEIGLIR RIALTy SROKIR BROKIm Sanford32l.00io OsLand Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 OsLand 6411335 LI .-- - -.- --- - - .L__ - • 4 Residential Auctions & Ap. - '6O PUBLIC AUCTION MON., APRIL9,7 PMs This sale is loaded with everything from suites to odd pieces for every room Lots of new mer chandse, plus good quality pre owned furniture Also B&W & Color TV's & Misc articles too numerous to mention. VISA MASTER CHARGE SCASH DOOR PRIZE $ Air Cord. & Fleafing 1972 Lincoln Continental Mark IV Good cond Clean $2700. 349 39)3 1974 Cad.Ilac Coupe DeVille Niceconditson $2850 3130318 37316)2 entral Heat 8. Air Coed. Free Est. ZENITH Walnul Stereo, AM. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO Call Carl Harris at ACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm. & ReS. 3720208. Small home repairs, Remodeling & Pan. Roofing repair Free Est 323 8543 331 07)5 ___________ Alterations __________________________ INSULATION ' Batting, blowing. RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3?) 0839 or 9047)1 6708 collect Women's & Children's _____________________________ Mailiand, 831 5606. et a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers fast. _________________________ ____________ 1975 24 II. I C twin 135 double in board Outboard engines. Sleeping cabin, depth finder, Cit Beauty Care Mowing ob too large or small. Corn plele lawn service. Free estimate. 373 488); Landscaping & spraying 323 8019 call anytime. Land Fill TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON rmenly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322 3712 radio, life jackets etc. Good cond. $5,000 Eves. 322 7325. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, FIa. 32771 FILL DIRT TOP SOIL. CLAY. 1)92083 Ceramiclile MEINTZER TILE w or repair, leaky showers our Ipecialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 67176)7 57—Sports Equipment ci Andy's Remodeling Servic General Building 8. Remodeling ________ SEARS. Sanford 3221771 16 ft. Bass boat w 75 HP Chrysler motor. Excellent cond. Many extras, Osteeci 3730076 after 6 p.m. REALTY WORLD. Home InrOVement - 55—Boats & Accessories prox 4 acres fronting 17-92 5. of DeBary Zoned ci. Financing flexible. Lawn Service General Landscaping Rose specialists, top Soil & fill dirt, lawn maint, & tree trimming 323 2910. essmakIng RACQUET STRINGING_GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. 5$ Scott Reagan 337 $177 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 59—Mosical Merchondise 322.0707 Guitars, Drums, Banlos. Corn Electrical LIght Itouling - plete. Thomas organs, pianos. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 327. 2235 2435' a S French II? 92) Sanford 373 5374 47—Real Estate Vsnted Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 319537) ________________ Curley Burlield Electrical Ma'ntenancea repair 5305322 62—Lawn-Garden Glass&Scrien FILL DIRTI TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3337510 em -porches, pool end. wds. II type reglazin,p & wd. install. Painting , ne Est. Mr. Taylor 3331545 DON'T STORE IT, SELL Ilwitha low cost Classified Ad. 'HOUSEWANTED. . 0 ________________________ InNeedof Repairs 373 SIll Eves. AFRICAN VIOLETS A:,.,,AL & Cat boarding, bathing, ipping, flea control, Pet ppiies, dog houses. Insulated, ady inside kennels, screened tside runs, also air coed. ges. in 5752. The Greenhouse 322-9141 Eves after 6$ weekends 47-A—Mortglgss BougM 64—Equipment for Rent &Soki . Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our R insenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3223111 WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. ID *ymore Rd., Alfamonte. 562.743 65—Pets-Supplies BALL PYTHON 3327195 CUSTOM HOME BUILT 1EMODELING& REPAIR BALINT&ASSOC. 337,5403 - Approx. 3½ ft. $70. NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL - lMan.qualityopera$ion yrs. ezp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3271331 321026.0 IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. __ i—tforsss Small farm tractor with mower & other equIpment. Call after 4 lmo.oldFiliy. ' CUSTOM CABINETS cOst. 333-Oi29after 5:30' 6$ iñntod tO Buy V - Pressure Cleaning - Brown's Pressure Cleaning_l. dew removal houses & roots, mobile homes, Trucks washed. Economy rates. 534 9. oncrete Work: steps, patios PAINTING, CARPENTRY - new $399; Lov.wat $41.01 & up; ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds 32) 0171, 322 460) Sm.orLg.Freel$$.CaII $350 or best. 321-0591 IPC.SRs011tenew,1339;Spc.LR _________________________- Painting by Anthony Corino. In. tenor, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 327007). Pooling r.Taylor, 3225543 or 3221134 Appaloosa $ Quarter horse - Interior 8. ExterIor PaintIng Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 322 SSlSor 322 4434 PIuning Service is Drywall- Drywall work, saying, remodeling I floor vering. Free Est. 327)611. - bloodline, Tail docked I dew claw removed. 37346.54. FOR SALE DANNY'S PAINTING lnterior.Ezlerior House Painting Licensed-Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305)332 9160 ome Imps AKC Dobermans. Ka$tner FURNITURE Furniture $alvagj, 1792 So. 01 JUST MAKE PAVMNTS-'69 to 75 models Call 3399100 or 831 1605 (Dealer). 323 7310 alterations Call Angie, INVESTMENT BUSINESS 'pc dlnuttOs$I.9SIp; Ref. III up; El.stsve$40$up; full 349.5933 - Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 322 0352 Not for the faint of pocket book but excellent investment, 2000 sq. ft. garage, S BR 2 bath house. Ap. p.m. 332.7361. 1965C1'-$EVp U. 5250 20 ft. Starcratt trailer, self con tamed. Air cond., new tires, excellent cord 11.500. 322 5505 Good Used Televisions. $25 and up. V.. SG—sceIIansous for Sale AY'TONA AUTO AUCTION wy. 92, I mile xest of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday 8 Saturday at 7.30 Its the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 901 25$ 0211 for further details 75-Recreational Vehicles home demonstration. 46—Commercial Property * * IllS S. French $120 or take up payments of III per mo Call 0311711 for free LAND CO. --,..--. SAN FORD AUCTION. turntable, I track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only Nc. 10905 . 349-5933 __________ - Television-IS" Color, Beautiful watnut cabinet. Regular s000, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call $31 1714 day or nl'zht, 10 Acres Lone Pine SubdIvision Price $60.000. Cnnt*.'-, P While Rt. 12, Box 220, Morganton. N. C. 20655. ..- 197IPINTO CLEAN$300 The weather is perfect for a backyard sale sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 312 7611 or 1319993. 52—Appliances 53—TV-Radio-Stereo These are a few of over 2000 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 I 1001387421. Write or call today. Murphy, Sale - KENMORE WASHER- Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 2.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About I acre garden area or pasture. Plenty of room to build 3 or 4 houses. Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty 'of privacy. $5950.00, $1,500.00 down payment. Plenty of wild game and good fishing in this area. riLp(uK 80-Autos for praisals, Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620. ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ea. pc. NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1192 So. of Sanford 3120721. 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. Waler and the outside is com pleted. Large deck overlooking mtns. You can live in it while you finish It up. 5 miles from Mur phy. 122.500.00. 15.000.000 down assume loan. Sanford, 3225731. - - For Estate Commercial 8. 51—Household Goods equity. 3220216. 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD SIPOLIR NIALTY Orlando w•isn - - spring and even has a creek that runs !hru property. Borders a paved highway. A steal at only $8500.00, Good terms, $2100.00 down, assume loan 100 FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT TERMS. 1½ YEARS NEW APPROXI- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3066 or 373 7710 ____________________________ Got something to sell' A Classify; Ad will sell it fast 77 Blazer 1 wh dr. Cheyenne pkq A C. P S. P B. A I. AM FM Cruise MUST SELL' $6193 would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, ON CRESCENT. $19,300. 2 BEDROOM, ENCLOSED CARPORT, WITH NEW ROOF ON WASHINGTON. $21,000. Cash paid for good used mobile homes Leesburg Homes, 7215 N Citrus Blvd . Leesburq. Fl 37718 or call 901 787 3029 ______________________________________ Exercise bicycle. Speedometer, tension control & timer, 1.45. 372 1399 overlooking valleys. This tract 323-5700 VA & FHA Financing New Listing in Lake Mary, Florida Living at its finest. 4 BR 1½ bath georgecus pool & patio, C HIA, on a quiet street of well kept homes. $51,300. ______________________________ 79—Trucks-Trailers 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, - 3503 Orlando Dr. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 327.7498 MOUNTAINS 42—Mobile Homes 373222? NATURE LOVERSHIDE AWAY LAKEFRONT — POOL Secluded tree studded lot 200' on lake. 1$x40 pool. 3 BRs, 3 B's, formal LI I OR, sauna 8. exercise rm. + 1 BR summer cottage. Owner will finance. everything. $64,900. STIMPU SR lii bath Pam. un., Orange FORREST GREENE 542.250! HALF ACRE nicely landscaped.) BR centrally located, 0 yr. old. Won't last long. Only 134.900. 78—Motorcycles Top Prices Paid Used, any Condition 641 8)26 AuctlonSaturdays7p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 477 Consignments Welcome KelloggsAuctionsales 323 7050 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL IRADE '311.315 E. First St. 327-5622 NORTH CAROLINA Lake Sylvan area,) BR, 1' a b. FR, Den on Country sIte. 200' x l40. ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath Red Brick home In DreamwoIdt C H&A, ww carpet, eq. eat.in kit., 1g. FIa. Rm., Pool & P.tlo & Much More! Super buy for REALTOR 1]] ML 1236061 or eves. 3230517 BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 372 1671. 322 1160 ______________ Latex paint $4 99ga1. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 317 5791 45-A--Q,t of State Property 544,000. M. Unsworth Realty Geneva. Attention developers * - _____ 41—Houses $31,500! Build to Suit — our lot or yours. FHAVA, FHA 233 1. 243. - Doll House6rms., completely furnished Call 323 7927 We have a Singer Futura sewing mach Sold new for $650 was Christmas layaway, there was only $116 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $17 mo Will take trade as part payment Call 831 1711 day or night Free home trial, no obligation U SUPER 381. l'bathhomeonlg. lot, CH&A. ww carpet, eq. kit., dining area, 1g. patio, beautifully decorated! Excellent Location! BPP WARRANTED. Just W. Garnest White leg. Reai Estate Broker Top Dollar Paid for junk & s,,i cars. trucks & heavy equip? ier. 312 3990 323 9702 SLLRS 8 BUYERS YOU WANT TO SFLL OR BUYAHOME! WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER HAL COLBERTIREALTY INC, I 372.4132 Larrys Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., Stoves, tools. 3222260 Springs. Double bed, white w qoid trim 5300 365 6119. - OVER 100 SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 1979! Older 2 BR, 1 b. 2181 Palmetto Ave. 121,500. ________ CASHIER J PWMBIN STE N STROM REALTY C H&A, 1g. lot. $40,500. fl—Junk Cars Removed - 3 Duren Ave. 051cc,,, New 3 BR, 2 b. Buy OENI AL I UG S. WAN TE D .1 pc BR Suite, mattress 8. box HOMEOWNERS: Don't Ioir I BR. Available at once. $139 mo., $100 deposit 32100.41 WHO'LL PUT 109W. 1st Reg. Real Estate Broker 3210751 323 $670 Mariner's Village. MEET THE GIRLS -4EA)AIST, 263$ Sanford Ave. their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 6442518. Cash Since 19)7 BATEMAN REALTY credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy to Kuip Decorators New 235 Homes, i pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to 138.000. Low down payments, BUILDER. 3222217. SOLAR HEAT low ci. bilis. Lg, 3 BR 1' b quiet area, nice land. scaping. Only $25.900. Portia Spencer, Director SCA, Project Head Start. P.O. Drawer 1319, Sanford, Fl. 32771. I'M to c c CL4iFy A CALL AiJ y EMERc IF 14 Super Lg. 4 BR 2 B. extras galore, Sc porch. .,,00. 6714587. COMPANY owned surplus -3 BR 2 b. nec. rm & FP. Good neigh. borhood w.community swim. ming pool. Low dwn wrnol-t & low mt. Carried by seller, Call 323 55041 between 5.5 FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from 16 50 yd installed upholstery drapes slip covers. We will not be undersold on Comparable quality •, Maitiand Howell Estate 3220648 • Secretary position for Head,Start. Apply by sending resum. to Mrs. 912 medical, be capable of supervising numerous properties. Tran. sportation provided, .Send Complete resume to Sandra Miller, Cardinal industries, Inc., Continuous training 8 guidance. Join a profeSsional team. Call $315253 or 322.5233 Fricke 8. Fricke Assoc. inc Realtor, ERA Member.Broker. AAA paid hospitalization i. life ins. Must I Cash for your lotI Will build oi your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., ReItor 64430): 2524 PARK DR. 322.2118 REALTOR AFTER HOURS multifamily projects. Excellent salary 8. bonus, paid vacation, 50—Miscellaneous for Sali VA.F HA-235.Cnv. Homt Il ItI1IIIHIflI!11UI1IIJII/IlIIIIIIIJIJ11I1IliuIIiiiiiii Low Down Payment Am Hunt halty, hc. aoartments 8 developers of open. Currently interviewing experienced 8 newly licensed agents for 2 offices. We pledge ourselves to your being a suc. cesal Lake Mary lot 90 x 145. Reduced price this week Only. Also new home now under construction 8309531 or 3314211 aft. 5:30. 322.9214 'JjLiui1ti*: 41—Houses -- A COLORFUL FUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life Is more Colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people Call 641 3079 for details. AVON New office in Lake Mary now ASSEMBLY MECH. AaWsdfernhtwe,akenfremme v 'Qualified apply only. 3210936. V AM ' Cnty, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described dofendanl's place at business indudlng: 6 small tables . recorded message. * propaty owned by Lotus Harris, saId prsal,ti bek10 located in Sentinel, COUnty, Florida, mere Particularly described as follows: o..., reefer experience, 4$ states. LET'S Bi r$.)NEST 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 behere. if you want me opportunity to earn Three t Five Hundred dollars a weak, call 1.800.4324403 anytime for hivered to me no Sheriff of Seminole . 4 1-Houses 18—Help Vnted ft.A,*JSICrafts - U ai•iassuuiuu tive.supervisory position re NOTARY PUBLIC Defendants. • ____ - Noon Frida 5unda 3222026or323.OM7 iU115)) Before Publication NOOn The Do Aouetite required. • ____ SLaT DEADLINES perierice necessary. Apply in person Hwy. 17.02, Sanford. _____ _____ 3 Lines Minimum WANTED: Customers to enjoy Judy's Hamburgers, Super Salad Bar with 15 items I. Great Country Breakfast. No cx • ______ 0*0 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon RATES ItIrni •............... 4k a line 3cons,cutivetimos • . .3k a line lcons.cutivetimes .... 3k a line ___________________________ DEH.110 I•IUIII•••R..i. I U U I I $0 '1 U S I I I - U U U U - 2'1_OOO DIVORCE-12010-Guaraflteed. Free details; KIT, Box $1, pompano, FL. 3306.1, 9414997. ,, Monday, April 9, 1979-38 V1I7 7 7" '' (SEAL) Arthur H, Seckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Betty M. Capos Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Orlando - Winter Park OtjRS Lf . _____ . Public Records of Seminole County. _________________________ Florida, has been filed against you and you _____________________________ e required to wrv.a copy of your written defensis, if any, to it, on 4—Personals Jerome .1. Bornstein, of BORN. ___________________________ STEIN I PETREE, attorneys for Plaintiffs, whose address is 123 ISALEOHOLA PROBLEM South Court Ave., Orlando, Florida IN YOUR FAMILY? 32001, and file the original with the AL.ANON Førfamilitsorfrlendsof bIIOIS April 20th, 1019; otherwis, a prebiem drinkers judgment may be entered against Forfutureinformafloncali you for the relief demanded in the W.3333 or write Complaint. SanfordAl.AnonFamilyGroup WITNESS my hand and the waif P.O. Box 333 said Court this 13th day of March, SanfOrd, Fla.3Ifll Boetrlci or Daniel: J.IJN41iI, thencs run North parallel with Titus, Lorsi Ou J41N6, W$lhsr, slid iast litip, lidiep lie dIatance J A. 10.11 MionsHa Ave. Sanford, feat: Cais:,y, Florida. no Flu JIS$$1SIJ, WareJ eI, IhencorueN, Wdagraaaspiv' E. Said Ordinance will bocinslder.d Whltbeck, Charlegu J4310.105i, a distance at an fiat to me sntlestrud1ngenMiji.gy, AprIl 16. Williams, Walter,J.SN$.H$,, $IvtNily Iight4f.Way Line at $.C.L.. 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Is tIne until final ad labia by *W ____ IPe.Mild. the City Councit Unless proof if awasuhIp Is $• MCKWITI1. JI. c*ss at me is me hS1 Clerk at CWcv Court at we avyIsbl, at. me city Nati wNe y june g, Semliel, County, F*l he ri, 1910, She P13441, wIN be : Up: tsr a,st* to me c--a. PsIrIcis IIIJIUR Id by me Therosfior, all further P'dV Ciseb Pd deV at ApfM FlorIda, chums meat w dIned.d is me 010. A. $PSN. JR. 4 LO, 1910. 00 spill I SPIlL PA. ,uI=at PhuMa. LINDA THOMAS, 0*. 11101$' P.O Sen 1344 City Cterk CORPTIOLLU OP P105(0* Sanford, FlOrida 31171 Puinbe: *iIP,w p"A,'L, • PuSSIØ: *prfts,w,eng 211.31 • OSlO 051.15 ______ . CLASSIFIED DEPT. Defendant. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: J.K. MEADE lchabod Trail Longwood, Florida 'OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a mortgage foreclosure corn. nt on the following described property in Seminole County, Florida, to.wit: Lot 11, SLEEPY HOLLOW, accor. ding to the plat thereof as recorded eginnlng 4.0 feet WOW at _____ DIN.1d c, W line of SR. thence S. 47 dig .ees 12' 4' E along said S'wly R.W 330.00 fe fo the point of beginning. Thence continue S. 41 degrees 13' 4' 0 along said 1W ilne 24005 TIONS . CLASSIFIED ADS IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT, SUMINOLS COUNfl, FLORIDA Kenneth; J-1119.0003, Caponl, Elso Hampton, Agnes Roslyo or James . . Legal Notice . apsahors. Ceder Ath., $ p.m., II N. a trips. Petitioner .. .. • "Heaven Can Walt;" Penelope Milford, "Coming Home;" Maureen Stapleton, "InterlpubIlcoutcrytothehighest. Deceawd ore;" Meryl Streep, "The Deer bidder for cash at 12 o'clock noon on ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Hunter;" and Maggie Smith, Tuesday, April 24, 1970 at the west REPRESENTATIVE: door of the Seminole County Court. Carroll Burke "California Suite." this Court on March 23, 1919. house, Sanford, Florida. 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building (SEAL) The nominees for best ste- Dated: March 19, 1979 Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. porting actor: Bruce Dern, Telephone: (305) 3fl7iN GEORGE GROSS! Clerk of the 11th Judicial PUbliSh: AprilO, 16., 1979 United States Marshal "Coming Home;" Richard Circuit OEI.37 Middle District of Florida By: Eve Crabtre, Farnsworth, "Comes A Hot- KENDELL W. WHERRY Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF NAMUSOP senan;" John Hurt, "Midnight ASSISTANT UNITED STATES PublishMar.26&Apr.2,,, 16,1979 PRISONS Express;" Christopher Walken, ATTORNEY OEH.144 APPIAR (NO TO BE OWNERS OF ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF ASANDONIDPROPIRTY "The Deer Hunter;" and Jack Publish: March 19, 26, April 2,9, Pursuant to Section 13 Chapter IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Warden, "Heaven Can Walt." 197 Chapter 117, Florida Statutes, en. EIGHTRR$TH JUDICIAL CII. DIH.76 Stop, SR 436, Mtqsi4e Springs. Defti Ares (bazber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m. Sanford AI.Aasu, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1301 W. First St. TUESDAY, APRIL10 Greater Sanford Cbsmber of Commerce quarterly directors moetlng, 8 am., chamber building. Poetry W.rhohop for all ages, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Church Street Station Gallery, Orlando. Free to public. Legal Notice IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT IN THU SUMINOLE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND SIMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR COUNTY, PROSATI DIVISION FLORIDA FIle Number CIVIL ACTION NO.fl.2N7.CA44.I Dvlsiin IN 11: THU MARRIAGI OF -' ISTATUOF WAYNE JOYCE LEONARD N. FRANCOUER and JANIE JOYCE .. ., •, . .: Roofing $ qattering, i.tt 1. ext remodelIng, all work guaran. teed. Free 1st. 3333136. - WE SUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. _______________________________________ I IXt2i' 1.9993 "I 1 �- ' I 48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __________ BLON DIE Monday, April , 17 __________ __________ by Chic Young (TT NOTHING 1Y BUTA SMALL SPOON HEY, LOO("l NEVER/ SAID rr WAS 'n. THIS DEVICE ENABLE) 'IOU 1' REM OVE SEEDS IN i'M SELLING AN"L INSTA,.JTGRAPEFRuIT SEED REMOVER I beverage 5OWsgneropera I 4" ____ 1~ 1 I 0 4.Cj ________ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker LIME TO GET OFFGUARD ANP P0 SOME ______________ THAi'S MORE LI E IT ___ _______ I ( ___ ____________ • PAPERwoRK, STACK ALL THAT MIIAREIIO PAPER INSIPEI..THE TRUCK IS RNGING POSTER BOARD ____________ p — _________ 1:1 _________________________ _____ e ailment plant El — _______ ______ — — __________________________________________________________ by Art Sansom — — — I9t 12 — ii- ii-. 24 — 19 31 — - — — —— — . 7 — 4.I - — - _ [UT IT CERTAINLY WOULD BEIMP0SSIBI.ETOREpI,Ace YOU WITH_ A CO PUTER, ____ JUGHEAD.' ____ ____ 111 M ———— 57 — su — Herald Staff — — — — — . -, __________ ________ ; -, MEEK EEK Si 50M GW PICKED cs Th.6 w? CVER so I Doul-r W POCKET ______ ______ HERE,JOJ pany to bum high-sulfur f ueIS at requested this release from air 15 of Its 21 oil fired excessive cholesterol, Otherwlse you can consume most of the fruit, vegetable, cereal group without any concern about IIOLSSteFOI and very little concern about fat content. Of course, you mustn't add fatty-cholesterol stu1 cluding Sanford. Graham's assure that Its customers action follows a determination receive uninterrupted electric by President Carter that a service." regional energy emergency The suspension is for a 30-day exists In Florida because of the pe riod. Any extension beyond unavailability of low-sulfur that will require further action content fuels. by both the president and the Department of Environ. .governor, but state officials burn fuel 1 I ' A .1 I nategeous In both your per- but don-t lot tWa get to you. The Q W? o ________________________ 44 . 0 :~, ..' . .-::, U .. _______________ [ _____ __ __ _____________________ ,. _____ __ ______ __ ____________________ _______ ______ ome ______ UULU _______ _____ PRISCILLA'S POP by PRISCILLA. 'tOUW GOT 10 STOP THINKING ABOUT HORSES.') PIVERT 'SOUR MINE7.' REAP A BOOK, WATCH TV" LV SOMETHING.' —C ________________ \ Fop! WE CANT AFFOR(7 ONE RIGHT NOW AND THAT'S FINAL' 'C ' "ZT h ____ what lies ahead for you in the It's not a day to be out ( AND NOW" SLACK BEAUTY? __________ ___ year following your birthday by socializing. The good thing. sending sending for your copy of Astro- happen in areas Involving your Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each work or career, Don't get to AstroGraph, P.O. Box 489, sidetracked. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019, SAGITrARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. Be sure to specify birth sign. 21)Slngularpiarposesahould be TAURUS (April 20-May ) 3. -0 RAN 0 5, 5 .".I tI , .~ r,n ~p 20 ) 1%111 _~ rlllIi~ don't let your temper flare over of __ .. . .."-1 T.'1_1',-. 11 1 - _ BUGS IA \. _ BUNNY outsiders. Keep freeloadera out _______ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.19) may be high today, but youl not OKAY, ___ CANCER (June 21-July 22) .9tJREL1 THERE'S MORE ' VA THIS ,,,Tf_11N I I" ____ 1P will be In coping with smaller cites. Think big. ____ 445 c7 ________________ _ ________ Tofftc I___________ [1] I' r-1i " FRANK AND ERNEST U TTN 9Y C... at Dartmouth Col- my own lichocles in spite of a w! FOR ONCE ( yIEREHAY __ I . ~ -im ee :: __#_ .. V.'. . 1 L ,.' 4A1 -- '' - -- - : . . -.,JI - . L 'j4, 4 "S'h MI _________ PLASO INPIAN. .. -. - by I ... ------ .._,_..,_ --- ' . - . -....-,-- .. . .- .............. ., . ! - - 1( il differently sioners in dw be authorized to discus , , can do Is delay aettiement with the ( vohred in the suits, especially i'j' I I IV t( r. _____ - ______ ______________________________________________________ ____ __ _________________ - 11.1 , :" ,: F: Qr _____ ''S. ________ _____________ ____________ _____ _____ ..l , HER PATH 11 I 7. • % * ~~. ..' - 4j ____ . . If I .-., - * * ~ - L .. . .I '114 q .. P , r, - *4 c ,, ". rath,rr Lake Mary over the annexation nearly two ago of the Heathrow Planned Unit Development (PUD). She said all three suits deal with the enclave Issue. State Law forbids the crea tion of an the county before the tract was annexed, are legally en- forceable. than years pr.v.nf ih. annexations' in the county, everyone has influence on the decision makers," Williams said. The commitments made by Commissioner William the Heathrow owners are Kirchhoff said the city and the contained in several legal size sheets of paper guaranteeing county both look at their own density of the development, the interests and w hile the county is roads to be dedicated, property trying to hold do wn density the to be given for fire station and cities are looking toward enclave by annexation, but the police station sites, among The discussion was continued Courts have not defined what an to do it better," Miss Clayton other things. When the land was enclave is. The cities contend said, "It will only delay the annexed by Lake Mary the to the 2 p.m. workshop today. * H,rald Photo by Tom Vincent an enclave is a county area inevitable." developer gave the identical Miss Clayton also reported to Beverly A. Labit, 22. of 2215 Cordova Drive, Sanford. suffered cuts to both knees completely surrounded by city commitments to the city of commissioners that Attorney territory while the county Cominissioner Dick Williams General Jbn Smith is being Monday night when the car she was driving struck a pine tree on West Crystal claims it Is a county area said it was the feeling of the I-ake Mary. Miss Clayton said as a asked by the attorneys of Drive in the Loch Arbor subdivision, Ms, Labit said she swerved off the road wholly or partially surround ed board at the time the suits were compromise the county might nearby cowmties to clarify his when a dog ran in front of her car and she turned sharply to avoid hitting the by city territory, filed a project the size of offer to Lake Mary its building retnt opinion that only "Blin d -'..—' animal. She said the accident took place about 10:30 p.m. Monday. A Seminole "All the suits can do is delay Heathrow would have a great inspection services. Services" can handle sales by rather than prevent the an- deal of effect on the people who Commissioner Sandra Glenn vending machines in county- nezatlons," she told corn- live outside the city. Corn- asked her colleagues how the owned facilities. Gas SU ies * S U By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer With rising gas prices and reported cutbacks in supplies, the Seminole County school system says it does not face a problem operating its school buses this year but next year may be different. - Chevron, Inc., the school's supplier, has allocated ect Of Concern For Seminole Schools 0 ex bus runs," Coleman explained, "We figure about a three percent growth in student population for the county since last year." The split session plan slated for Lake Brantley High School in September is a major factor for the request for additional gasoline this year, Coleman says. Also known as an "extended day," the basic concept of the plan is to have juniors and seniors attend a five-hour 549,500 gallons of gas at a cost of $285,000 for the county schools in 1979, said Don Coleman, chief purchasing agent for county schools, morning session from 7 a.m. to 11:55 a.m. and freshmen and sophomores attend a five-hour afternoon session from 12:05 p.m. to 5p.m. at the school at 975 Sand Lake Road in south Seminole County. gallon of gasoline about two months ago and now pays 51 cents per gallon, Coleman said. The split session is one solution sought by high school officials to cope with its rising enrollment until the new About two weeks ago, the county was allowed to increase its then allocation of 504,733 gallons for the calendar year due to increasing transportation needs, Lake Mary High School is completed in December, 1980. Seminole County School Superintendent William P. Layer said the school board will discuss the gas situa tion Coleman said. "By law, we are required to have several additional programs such as special education and these require during the budget hearings for the 1979-10 school year. The budget hearings will begin in late April and continue into May, he said. "I am sure before this school year is out, we will have to cents a gallon." have concrete solutions to conserve our gasoline supply," said Roy Wright of the transportation department. According to a recent survey, school buses in the county traveled 12,406 aides per day or 2,225,000 miles during the 1977-78 school year, Wright said. Extrac ur ricular activities generated an additional 60,000 miles last year, he In preparation of higher gas prices and reports of limited supplies, Wright said his department has suggested Informally several gas-saver Ideas to the srld. superintendent of schools, "One way to save gas would possibly be to reduce the Throughout the county, school buses are responsible for transpo rt ing 18,833 students to and from school per day, number of field trips for students each year," Wright said. "Another is possibly to reduce,the number of courtesy riders." Wright said. To be eligible for school bus service, students _ Approximately 1,800 students who live within the two- The county school systeni has already taken some steps mile limit ride the school b uses due to adverse walking to conserve energy, Wright said. Bus drivers of the 160fleet are assigned bus routes nearest to their homes to conditions, he said. save gasoline, traveling to and from work, he said. Last year, the county school board replaced Its smaller capacity tanks with four 10,000-gallon tanks at key All in all, the county allocates approximately $2,200,()0 per yea r for its tra nspo rtation budget, Wrigh t said. This pays primar ily the salaries of the bus drivers, the locations In the county, Coleman said. "This way we were able to take a whole tank of gas at one time," Coleman said. "That saved us from five to six mechanics and clerical help, he said. "The idea is not that we are able to buy gas, It is whether we will have gas to buy," Wright said. . M 1AiLL I . . S . I ' - - . -- ....... 0 I - . - - . . . . - - ___ erty —_ .W rimp 1 I& in a real estate did I thlink klemes as a closing "could be of no benefit as the vaaW Wollictiols. __ft ___U AbAn- to the pulgic." Acting Mayor 1w, a -broker with Sten- dDnmeM of a *vll would cam Julian Stenstrom said the dremReally, would receive the such concern," Fan said. "I coudsi1oners had received a 4WIM11111111110 kom the sale of a don't want to cam the dly or pethim with the names of 19 AfMd 7W Cleek ..........4-A Hwaseep .................z-5 PIrW of land at the northeast the commission any em. 601t6y pvpaty oI ob. BrWP .....................III 111195III114011 ...................$-A aer of Lakeview and Rose 111)1St" Caliper...................IA (*Iteu .................2-A jectkii to the sale. drets it the seller, Jeff Fan declined to comment on The commission initially Ceeilcs ....................$1 OURSELVES ..............lB QiiIànd is abl, to negotiate an the unuwit of his cioTunh.Uon If rejected the dosing by a 24o-1 Cresiwerd .................21 Splits.................... 9-7-A iI N 1L1 ut with a developer the sale Is mad,. j(b vote, Ma)w Lee P, Moor. EIsrW...................4A Televiuli ................. SB I The clo't' at (hi Street had and placing to put an $000 J G. De Ably ...................1 Weather ...................IA for six - Cnnthiij. a' . . - . — -- .- . . . . . . - .. - .- . -- -.-.. ---- - - _____. - .- .- . process On PWrty at 911 Elm Ave. And 409 W. Third St. to lOcAte." Stendrorn also said will permit the Rinker A the owners of the property Materials Company to go ahead thrft-vOte majority to grant the extension was not obtained would have difficulty gaining with plans to build a $1 million Plant e4mutilon on the site. TIle when Stenstrom and Eddie loam and thus attempts e erty up tu Rinker Company produces Keith v*d in favor ad the standards would concrete building blocks. reWd and Farr voted in op. building code hav to be done with their own fune position, In ether action, the corn. Fan said granting the ex. tension would mean the A recommendation by the -Established a $7.50 license property could not be vacated planning and zoning corn- fee for the installation of coin month.. He said that was miulon In favor of the rezoning operated photo copiers. — - -. en By - — - A I I. . Tod" 3 a 111 WDIWM116 I . owman No ' S a -..,. ' * ___w._.._.. . - - SWOM.-WU -no TwAr I 6mT im killom Am # / - _-__--._.__ - area vote Craig Liggg •••'•' . . '1,. . corporated POUNDS quadraplex on we site. drawn .opposition front neigh- Morris absent. But City majority, and the dosing was "a real estate commi i is too lo to a ow ss on ng ll an eyesore to of a piece of property between HeraldStaff Writer However, to comply with city boring property owners, who Attorney C Vernon Mize ad- rejected not that important to me " exist Count ry Cl ub Road and West I Sanford City Commissioner setback ordinances, the claimed such action would vised the panel that three votes Farrsaldhe switched The absence of two corn25th Street from restricted Devid Farr reversed his vote on developer would have to close disrupt traffic and create would be required to peas or to avoid any suggestion of a missloners, both vacationing, But endrom said the people industrial (RI-1) to medium (be closing of a portion of Rose Rose Street east of Lakeview In par the king difficulties. reject a motion. On the second conf lict of Interest. He said his also prevented the city from were due industrial (MI-2) was given Street Monday night after it order to meet the 20-foot P'° Attorney William Colbert, vote, Farr reversed his broker and the seller would be taking action on a request to consideration ecorn. formal approval by city was revealed the street dosing froitage requirement, mission usi housing in Sanrepresenting one, nearby position, voted with the upset by the vote, but he added, extend the condemnation ford beextremely difficult commissioners. The rezoning prop owner, said the . _______________________________ . 01MMi,. This is A -ft #T I - . #~kj.F# _______ , -.. A low fl. I - comm _ . 'F" — ri . 0 ti! ' Farr Reverses Vote, Rose Street Will R main - Ns you i STAKE ME" MOMIN51115 , __FIRAL CR0q*TSH0T- . the — , - . '' .1 44VA'.0-104R., ___________ mArs 0-. ~~\ NA\ ZOONI ES UI T. TK K. Ryan b PAR OH? impact PUD w I County cities Lake Mary, where they made their errors so the city, impact Lake Mary residents. Casselberry and Longwood — they can correct them in a Williams asked Miss Clayton She said the move by the challenging annexations if subsequent annexation, to determine If commitments County Attorney Nikki Clayton county, considering the "It will Just delay the an. made by the owners Of hoinerule powers of the city of has her way. Heathrow Sanford and Lake Mary, appears to be a Miss Cla yton recommended 'All the suits Diluth, Minn. industrialist Jeno power play by the county. to co unty is Paulucel and associates — to workshop session Monday that "The difference is that if it is I,.. , i r:1i -------- 0 IAXK: THE WRLPS MOST Settlement Annexation lawsuits against three Seminole in the suits will tell the cities development will have outside than the Crossings .. ,, (. ___________ 8 _____________________ TUMBLEWEEDS . i' \ County Attorney Suggests _____ - - - ____ ______ ill 1 increase I -_ 1 .J fRP.NKJ.?i' X DoiI•i : a ;5 ) , . , .*::.O.-W~~- ~- ' ___________ other oil. " impact )",I ~ , __, __ - ______________ 1931 until 1937. ' 4. •NALLMYLIFE1 VU air cities _________________ ING MY WAY! in Sanford," judgments recognize ____ ____ ____ _______ i; p/c.4v _________ ________________ ___ 1QNItTIY1 ___ __ ___ ERY'rHlN our By DONNA EES missioners, adding if the county mission Chairman Bob French Heathrow development would Staff Writer wins, and she is not certain the said he wants the city to residents of the uninThe county will settle its county will, the final the S. , t1.t41 All -, by Stan Lee and John Romita ___________________________________________________________________ - ege. -. Herald - 1re1 71 The school district experienced a four-cent Increase per __ ' - _____ _____-' Ask tIs I*PIPIS ___ 0 make a mistake he will make it." impact — PISC (Feb. 20-March 20) natural desire to forget 'NEWSPAPER ASSN.I blunders and concentrate on Be ready to bend with persons bres" (For a copy of JACOB V MOD.. ________ ___ A .. — Oswald: "It doeisn't matThe American Whist be wiftut ter how good the player is. League ran occasional surn- SPIDER-MAN A SPfCER-M4N CAN 9E ,i -_' J _ - .' will be ___________________________________ ________ MTER TINC SEICE _____ ' - ______ far better thm doiq things Menders The dee, feitse Started with three Station, New York, N. V. iooig. working for your benefit today. your way. screeneid from by Bob Thavea 'A PERFECT ATCII EVERY TINE- ( • I,-, . confidentIal arrangement, well- relationship and you'll come oi* made possible because both Bridge," care of this newspa. - ', U. IVI I ,.~ ter. " A New Hampshire reader new fuel will have less of an on the environment Scott Burns, district manager "These plants have a new for FP&L in Sanford was type of a burner in them," pleased by the governor's Burns said. "They will burn this action. high-sulphur oil with "This (action) will relieve vironmentul damage than the oil situation Burns said today. The utility company a couple The Sanford plant, w hich is months ago indicated it wo uld r V;40~ 4 ____ II . . ;t .. '~~"',,,l,$"*,-.---,.-,~','~';,- A DOC; IN Here is a steal - •• ___________ _______ followed to the first heart with the three spot to show Alan: "We have frO- ___ handling larger issues than you sanething quite rewanft. -) 1 1 / ~V_ . * This Is one of those days when ways to mod thesn. In fact, this Looking back on years of mar tournaments there and you'll be far more adept at could push you toward bridge, I can recall plenty of added contract events from / .- . ., . 'T I thronlzeyotrt}thiklngtothefrs, quently pointed out that any asks if important bridge today, bi* draw the line with you can turn this arowid. you give a player a tournaments used to be by Stoffel a Heimdaht 6H) YOU Ildw to Others AM IM , I I 4`:.. 1. I; AIv~ .~.I ,'-...~~,:?. 1. ____ ___ were in the advanced player aid Alaa Sontag _____ head and dig Into your purse for the family or loved ones "..,. ; , . I' By Oswald Jacoby GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Go smoothly as you planned, but If - ., . t: .?'i ' ing Myers, Port Everglades and ___ i bother to ruff." 'Alan: "West made the first defensive mistake. He be worth any V * class. Also, East should really ruff that third heart. His little trump wasn't goi ng to th la an irritating Individual. This they' ll care about c) . .' an odd number of cards in Care about them and person won't be able to disrupt CAPRICORN (Dec.224an. 19) Things may not go things. / S I . the suit. These defenders Opening lead:,*K content is normally allowed the company' Varn, as well as power effect on the __• - ame when East avoided today. Your luck ll.i In 1,uck is on your side today, so areas that Mud@ the wellm ,- sulfer - ' man • won't your Al Vermeer EAST at Sanford, Cape Canaveral, Ft. plant, Burns said. He said the Riviera. Gov. Bob Graham -- rule, 100 grams was home if the suit broke 33 and could also succeed If hearts were 4-2 and the with short hearts was also short in trumps." Oswald: "Then, I assume he took an added chance. He cashed the jack of spades and ace-king of hearts, led a low trump to dummy's ace, played a third heart and was • 942 10843 96 • K J 72 • Q 95 • AK3 • Q8?54 SOUTH K J 1053 AKQ A 84 • 102 Vulnerable: EastWeat Dealer: South West North East 14 pa p 2• 4• pass au au n its ______ WEST higher j L_ before clearing tnunpa. He • $6 a sulphur content oil less en- . V hearts 0 J 9 a sonal life and careerwise. cardsaredackedinyoirfavor. Sometimes when we walk He won't matter, anyway. slower we don't miss as much. LIBRA (Sept. 230ct. 23) ARIES (March 21-April 19) S thi g very good is going to Don't fret if a job you are at- happen today. It will give you tempting to do Isn't going at all cause to celebrate. The only well. Help Is on way and will bad thing: You probably arrive In plenty of time to solve get work done, yo ur problem. Find out more of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. _______ than '.-.. ' the third club and saw that he needed four heart tricks to make his contract, and because of entry problems, he had to establish J752 • 1063 with will cause DER will increase sur- the smoke to be "a little veillance efforts at FP&L. units da rker" when it leaves the - ,. A we suspend certain said. emission rounds of clubs. South ruffed ____ year. today," ticulates, but would have little percent. It will permit an located near the Lake Monroe begin experiencing problems at breathing in opacity from 20 bridge, will begin burning the by mid-April because supplies temporary suspension of air same. begin to burn the dirtier, high company officials, said use of level. Varn's recommendation percent to 40 percent. high-sulphur content oil as soon of low-sulphur content oil regulations for FP&L The governor also said he sulf ur oil. It will only affect the the dirtier fuel would darken will allow the company to burn Florida Power & Light will be as notification is received from normally used to provide its gency would adopt some recom- opacity (visible emanations) visible emissions from the oil with a 2.5 percent sulfur required to initiate a sampling the governor's office, Burns customers with power will be in hearing in Orlando Saturday. mendations made by Varn. The and particulates (minute stacks and increase par- content. 'Me current limit is I program and make reports to said. short supply. AT BRIDGE NORTH that . - 'if they say we can start today, we could start he permanent suspension of air said. The burning of the highemission standards," mental Regulation Secretary said they see no problem in that date of the suspension period particles in the smoke). 4 1.4 Don't think you have to pay a DER. "This is no way to be construed as state support for air emission regulations to permit FP49L to - Jake Varn recommended the area If conditions remain the will begin the day the units at April 10, 1579 high price for It, however, A quieter you may emerge VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) this coming Thu could. . Someone may nut be ho&ilg up prove to be extrunely ad- hisendofaneutsdsy, - - ______ ______ - Graham i I units, in. emission standards in order to Now about your different food of cholesterol. YOUR BIRTHDAY _N SO IT) LIKE HAVE NJY MOJEY' ______ ______ - I agree with Secretary — Howl. Schneider by . recommendation _ WIN ---- Oil 'Dirty' said for public use yet and isln the exceeded yow allotted amota For Tu.sday,, April 10, 1979 v) ill - . Burn 29 higher substance has not been cleared egg yolks, you will quickly have By BERNICE BEDE OSOL _________ -. To regulations to permit hi __________________ _______________ ' . we suspend certain air emission Writers OK ''' - FP&L to burn fuel with a sulfur Governor Bob Graham today content than is normally announced he will permit allowed the company," Florida Power & Light Corn- Graham. "The utility company titute HOROSCOPE ___ Gives "I agree with Secretary Varn's recommendation that SHARON CARRASCO while, a low-cholesterol diet (three-and-one half ounces: and adequate amounts of raw weight of the edible portlot exerclaearemeuures thatyou only of meM,fIshandpotdtr can do which help in many contains about 70 milligrams o instances, You must be ). cholesterol. That's really no __________________ solly certain to keep your very high when consumed b _______________________________ body weight down to prevent reasonable portions. Butter fat contains quite a obesity If at all possible. — - By JANE CASSELBERRY and sorption of cholesterol and experimental stage. Mean- As a general — Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)— Price 15 Cents Blackouts Averted? Gov. are some subdarlces dances to those foods. The most commonly used On the market that will bind the cholesterol. There is a new oil food that contains lots ol bs that Isn't absorbed cholesterol is the egg yolk that does bind with pad of the Each egg yolk contains aboul cholesterol and then it's 225 mgs of cholesterol. If you'r( afIp4ed withtheof the trying to limit your intake to 30( ———— ——— — I 10 - undigested food material. This mgs a day or less and use mans 54 - — - 1 I Sanford — formed chiefly by guidelines about low-fat, low. , 50 51 56 j/_-_, ___ lLft To give you some general enhances the absorption of cholesterol into your circulatlon. Then U there's a way to block And cholesterol, finally if there's a way t courage your liver to form i choLesterol, that helps. _ _ ______________ 53 WHO EVER A COMPUTER Ti'4AT SITS ALL DAY APiO DOES (,v) REALL WHY? [ Cholesterol 13 a yellow Waxy to produce sumption. The fat in your food stimulates the liver of amounts — — 32771 1979--Sanford, Lamb the foods lowest In cholero1? DEAR READER - your - — - — — — — by Bob Montana 4 4 list In coconut oil because It and absorbed through the Inamount of saturated fat a large testinal wall hack Into in it. The coconut, oil doesn't circulation, cholesterol but the help lower blood contain You and by saturated fat enhances abfood cholesterol In — — 71st Year, No. 200—Tuesday, April ~ 6. I about - 49 ARCHIE — - iiiJol I Dr. together in your smaU Intestine People sometimes get confused —— — ________________________ _________________ _____ ______ yourliver. It'semptledwiththe cholesterol diets, I'm sendln* bile from your liver Into Y0 you The Health Letter numbet intestine. Preventini Diet 1-3, Cholesterol is an animal Atherosclerosis. product. That means that )OU Since cholesterol is an animal get cholesterol from animal itfollows thatnone of product, foods as well as from erol formed by your the vegetables, fruits or cereals cholest cholesterol at *ll• jj mixed Cofltaln &Y liver. Beth 39 1 40 __ ______ _______ — — 36 35 1 — 0 -•• groups the foods that are highest In cholesterol and substance 28 29 30 32 - — - — 27 — 34 THAT COMPUTERS MIGHT REPLACE SOME TEACHERS? the ——— 20 — — 25 26 - — A RCH I E, HAVE OU have It? 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Wednesday, March 14, 17 —. .- ,. 71st Year, No. 178—Thursday, March 15, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents sBaby First ros P-Cons Highlight To Survi ve Sex Education Meet . Birth Defect School Board As ks More Vie w ': 0 ' PUTATOES $129 ' By DONNA ESTFS Education in the Schools from .• LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI)—A baby born Feb. 9 with Herald Staff Writer Concerned Citizens asked the his head completely outside his body •••,. undergone three While the program racon :.ld board where anyone got the .• operations and may be the first baby in medical history to mended to the Seminole Count •:t right to decide who is cac*ie 0 1 survive the birth defect and be able to live a normal life. y'Two greatest District School Board was having children. "The ®i Only one other — a boy In Philadelphia — has lived entitled "family life", the boardhas enough trouble trying ."• through the operation and subsequent complications that persons who crowded into the to teach reading, writing and causes of .... are part of ectopia cordis, or "outside heart." But, he school board office meeting arithmetic." mist have artificial breathing assistance. room Wednesday night zeroed Rev. John Butler Book of Five-week-old James Leake Jr., however, is breathing in on its sex education teachers losing Nortiside Church of Christ on his own and taking all food by mouth, doctors say. The Seminole County school asked if teachers are capable of According to the child's mother, Rowena Leake, the boy / board, heard three-hours' teaching sex education. 44j Is "doing fine." certificates are testimony from 30 parents, two gretest causes of teachers Dr. Doyoe Williams, thief of cardiac surgery at the professional educators, losing their certificates is drug University of Arkansas Medical Sciences Campus who medical doctors and others 4 abuse and sex abuse," he said. drug abuse headed the surgical team, said Mrs. Leake's pregnancy / equally divided among "God did not create three kinds had been normal and doctors had no warning of the birth proponents and opponents of . -.:;t. of people — males, females and defect. sex education. Then the board and six abuse' school teachers. You are Williams and Dr. J.B. Norton, a pediatric cardiologist, indicated a decision on mangraduating children who cannot arrived at Doctors Hospital within 30 minutes of the datorily including the program JOHN BUTLER BOOK read, write or do arithmetic, child's birth. Using a new emergency van outfitted with U part of the official Part of large crowd at meeting You don't have time to teach medical equipment, he was moved to University Hospital curriculum for kindergarten the solution? What 15 the scope to sell everything and fostering romance, reproduction and and within three hours had undergone the first corrective through 12th grade may be of the solution the school board the attitude of sex as en- revolution," he said. surgery /should be involved in? some time away. 'I ire days were allowed for Jimmy to adjust to his Dr. James A. Zimbie, who "Most teen-age The board, at member Pat Meanwhile, Mrs. Telson girls get pregnant In their own identified himself as an ob heart's new position. Then he was returned to surgery if Telson's suggestion, called a wondered teen-age homes," Dr. Parker said, stetriclan, said anyone who where Williams, Dr. James Campbell and Dr. Clay workshop for 7:30 p.m. next pregnancies are perhaps the adding that teen-agers are left thinks kids are "not getting sex Wellborn were able to place the heart almost completely Wednesday at Lyman High syMpt= of the problem with to "rap with their peers" to education are living in the neath the sternum near its normal position in the chest. School auditorium to bear as the problem being social ac- learn about sex, rather than wrong century." Insisting at In the third operation Feb. 19, skin grafts were removed much testimony and as many ceptance today of Illegitimate being taught in the home. from the baby's flank and moved to areas on his chest and least one major television views as citizens care to give b11ths. abdomen where other skin had been borrowed. Shelly Cox, representing the network has announced its Leading off the testimony same organization said there Policy of emphasizing certain For the duration the operations, Jimmy was on a Four major questions will was Dr. Vann Parker of the were 165 "illegitimate births in portions of the anatomy in its ventilator and fed intravenously. Two weeks ago, he was have tobe answered before the Semlriole County Chapter ofthe Seminole County inlantogirls prime time programming, he given food via a tube to his stomach, and gradual weaning School Board can make a Florida Alliance for Respon- less than 15 years old-1o18 said "the worst thing Is to deny from the ventilator began. decision on whether to include a aible Parenting. He said the years She suggested that knowledge." This week, Jimmy has been able to breathe normally mandatory program, board school board is often turned to and 18-year.old unmarried girl and has been fed orally. Like all babies who have Unood LucasBarrett of Longwood chairman Robert G. Feather for solutionsto social problems. is too young to assume the stated his concern that moral dergone surgery, he is kept in an oxygen tent, the doctors "ere is an aiarmin said. said. responsibility of parenting a values may not be taught as The questions Feather posed crease in the number of child and that teaching a girl part of asex education program Assuming Jimmy continues his rate of improvement, he Interested citizens, some must end." were: children missing out on how to say "no" could be the in the public school system. "I most Likely will lead a normal life, William ms said. because The fireman said someone "Is there truly a problem? Is education am a Christian," he said, 116d carrying placards announcing of solution to the problem. their opposition to sex had called the fire station to there a solution to the problem? pregnancy," he said, adding At the same time, opponents °' °' since becoming a Christian I education in the public schools notify of the overcrowding. it In the school board's Inchiding Gayle.n Wirick • - pad others wearing con- The crowd whtcb had been responsibility to play a part in "Playboy" attitude of using sex representing Reige Sex See PROS, Pap IA • struction paper badges orderly to that point began to . promoting the "International murmur and asked that persons ••—. ' Year of the Child," waited who were not from Seminole I patiently for as long as 45 County be put out. School . minutes in the lobby area at the Superintendent William P. ' . • school administration office on Layer ordered staff members B y Sur g eon Mellonville Avenue Wednesday to give up their seats to citizens 0 and to leave the room. Among those leaving was Assistant TORONTO (UN) — A hungry, smiling, laughing 8Proponents: I School Board Attorney Ned month-old Herbie will return home next week, cured by a Julian Jr. Toronto surgeon of a critical throat malfunction that 'Appreciate the Layer then asked, after . • threatened to choke him every time he swallowed. 'p... • .• counting those standing for "It's going to be great to have a baby around the house i.. .'' unique bonds of those not from Seminole County again. The big change is when he eats — now he can eat " also to leave the room. A few A 2 like a normal baby," the baby's grinning father, Herb A •. persons left. love and loyalty Quinones, said Wednesday. 0 • . - •. — .. 0 After the meeting, Layer As if to prove the point, Herbie seized a reporter's commented that the presenthat bind microphone and, fondling itin his tiny hands, pulled j 0 • •• - -. .. , i. tatlons of both sides of the toward his mouth. •.. ..• .,e• —' question had been surprising. the family' Herbie was flown to Toronto three weeks ago for an He noted the lack of operation to correct a rare birth defect and was returned night for the school board emotionalism and praised those to his beaming parents Wednesday. . meeting to begin, who spoke with having provided The baby, who has been near death more than 30 times When the meeting room doors the board with informative because of a condition that constrI d his windpipe opened, after a protracted data, whenever he swallowed, will stay wan his family at a closed door session an the exCirculated among the crowd Toronto hotel until they return to their home In Brooklyn pulsion of a student, the 12D were copies of "the Articles of next week. seats In the meeting room were Belief on Sex Education in the Herbie's surgeon, Dr. Robert Filler, said the operation quickly filled and persons Public Schools by Concerned was "as successful as we ever could have hoped. He's crowded the side aisles. Parents" and the goals, ob. eating, he's smiling, he's laughing. I hope we don't ever I" Only two persons had corn- jectives and plans for a fay . have to mention his condition again." ;I • pleted their testimony, on life program In the public ..•.-'•.lI .i • Over $16,000 was raised by Toronto residents, and at whether or not a family life school system. least $3,000 more by New Yorkers to bring Herbie to program with sex education Among the articles of belief - Canada when It became known the Quinones could not pay should be included In the listed were: "For the public for the operation. curriculum of the public school system to become the 'I Herb Quinones earns $100 a week as a deliveryman. schools, when two Sanford vehicle to mandate, finance Asked if he still had a job to return to, Quinones said, "I NI?IId PIs by Teei Viacest firemen walked clown the aisle perpetuate such a (sex hope so. I'm pretty sure I do." These three Sanford residents are winners and have SWEET -the ribbons to show for It. to announce the aisles had to be education) progriun is W adHospital administrator Kenneth Howe said the hospitai Mrs. Lucille Fesler (left) of 109 E. 21st. St. entered her baked goods, jams and Cleared, vised, and possibly unlearned last week that the New York State Medicaid plan jellies In the Central Florida Fair and won 19 first place ribbons, I I second, one The &emen said reliltilations constitutional" and "inSUCCESS has agreed to pay the $5,000 hDIpW cots. Hotel space third and two honorable mention. Her husband, Walter, won two firsts for his Permit only 24 persons to stand dlvtduals who proposed a sex and transportation costs also were provided to the Wild grape jelly and jam, while Muriel Scott of 448 Rosalia Drive, entering for dining meetings. "You have an education program for the I Quinones free of charge. 4de building," one of schools, compulsory 1-12, do not the first time received four firsts and one second for her efforts. All of the fruits Rowe said most of the money raised will go Into a fund the firemen said, "and some and vegetables used by the trio were either wild or . "to help other Herbies." have to leave or the meeting . •• See CROWD, Page iA Crowd Waited Patientl 0 Child Cured —' 4 • • 0 \', •.t'.., ' • Egyptian Cabinet Unan'eImouslyApproves Peace Treaty CAIRO, Et (UP!) — The the led hides for the d8ft Ag.d It Egypt was now mount to the treaty's sucs, way we faced our problem with KhalIl said that In earlier The Egyptian cabinet ap- to the treaty. They will be acCaption cag zanly of the historic pact. He said one awaiting approval of the saying: "I mint eoafkw again Israel — In other words forget talks with Israel, Egypt had proval came as no surprise. it companled by technical experts approved the Israeli-Egypt of the 31 cabinet Inhal.rs was package by the Israeli Kn oell that to have a complete peace In the pad.,. really live and let already 'elected a recommen(parliament), Khalil said: the Middle East, the live, and take the rights of the cation by an Israeli committee came just a day after Israel's to prepare the final texts of the cabinet overwhelmingly ap- treaty documents — in Hebrew, Prnt Anwar Sadat said he KMHI said the treaty meets 'line, this Is their precs&e." Pal4'iNt question can never Pals4llea people Ito conald- that would heavily curtail proved Carter's two Arabic and English — the State would fly to Wsthtea as Egypt's "fundamental di. The Israeli ait Widess. be Ignored. erallon — the c nc of future Palest ian selkuli that has compromise proposals for a Department said. They will be ha es in Iy next week to sign a muide" and added: "I hope day approved the two key "Uhless the Israeli public Is stability in thm area will be yet to be negotiated. vv.14y peace treaty hammered out accompanied by technical tr.as . that the p iy between cump.-.J prcpoeaa worked ready to face t problem the hampered." idthecabinel didnot dining Carter's MIkU. East experts to prepare the final ysors two countries W il l be ad ermitt wafers the With PrWIdSt CNW M ______________________________ discuss military and Iflidlation mission, texts of the treati dociinsds. Vu Israel. eemdh of am*iia, ..." what the Israeli parliament was Wi economic aid Egypt would be d the expected to The Egyptian cabinet enAt his reihom.e a the Nile, tt,, Cairo, Egyptian c4Acleis seeking from the United Slates doranneig of the eaty . kdmt aid, 'Wi tr said Sad at was pfv.b to go to hive achieved andthtiett.ronuuikageancthe 'kinwaslikelyto be *orm. following Carters promises to as Israeli Defense Mhul.t,r the United &M.* about March peace, and We JInmy Carter ___ aid , his aoouØd (all help both Egypt and l of Approval £zerWe&inn flewto Waihüig n by the Egyptim who to sign the peace treaty ala them)." F'l' sit P.qlVs Au-"!y in vktuslly ArmdlkOsek .......... Henseepe .................41 capedailyiffaced With boycotts ton and the State Department Egyptian Prime Minister In an i..ue.dialtd dip awed as $sdat's party Hel's ..................... .1 HuW ...................IA by Arab dates opposed to the and Israeli Prim. M*dalUiaid1diCibl IbrabimI,l*a1I,vof the coin Seltitell (UkI ...... ai1"Aliisiip.t. Carter 4-1 OhitN .................IA trul Mini hisisBarjn, it, ith In a foor.boor SOVI.LIbIrPUtyfOi • elmwerd ................41 jwLv ............1-1 .............. Sadal has already ,poknofa idl0 the UScpltajF,jdgy. emergencyaesion, voted the main oppodhina In parnhey add adat will also Mumpeat4ij.r. 11151W ................... 4-A Sputa .................... 41* $10 billion to $11 billion MarW.lm.n and All will meet carry toWee MSimSS awnd for the meat with n n" was Invited ilp that a selatlos to the D.rAbhy .................14 TunIsian .................$1 shall4yps ilan over five YS&$with aioj. US oIclala dining the on Egypt's Once pskag, daft am of to attend the cabinet mating.Paleitlalan quntion was pars. Dr. Lh .................. 41 Waiker ...................IA to help Egypt's recovery, economic and weekend on the military annex military requiriii AL Pace package today and away Co a ___ as Today , - _ .— — S • .- -- 0 - .4 • ._s -a — -- - .•. — _._ .. -S •. - - -. — ._ .o j . -' • O t • •• - - S. • ••*p., 0 V �2 A—EvInIngH.raId, Sanford, F,. Tday. March is, Public Hearing Friday For mndmwmmmm~ Officials Want Air Standards L ifted WORLD BRIEF NATO N . By MAX EflXflTIAN Herald Staff Wrfter IN Pope Issues First Encyclical Of His Reign VATICAN CITY (UP!) pope Jólm Paul II Issued the first encyclical of his reign today, Outlining man's relatlonahip to God and the threats to his dignity from atheism, human rights violations and the modern conmmer society. The 24,000-word document, titled "Redeemer of Mifl" also warns against the apocalyptic danger, posed by atomic-age technology and says maik1nd achieves true freedom through faith rather than any specific political — system. The companies mod directly affected are Florida Power & id P fld&UOI to Gov. Gri)m ___ light (FP&L); Tampa Electric and Jackeonvtlle Electric Vam will, recommend to Graham whether a Mate ener Authority. FP&L serves north Seminole county, Including San. emergency should be declared and President Carter asked I. Utilities relying on oil to provide electricity to Fb'rldlans will be f 4Jare a national emergency. trying to convince Mate officials at a public hearing set for Friday FP&i has bm w by ha fuel iiçpller, Pon, sçplIss, mod made, Graham would hive thi If both dedar'Ikni that an appeal should be made to President Carter to li ft federal of which rnes from Iran, of the lower sulfur content fuel authority to allow the ose of high polluting fue, on a casebyca* Clam Air Ad stodsirds for four months. curraitly wed, togeelecricityare in je0y. for to four m Ufthtg of the standards would aIw1he utilities to burn high The low sulfur fuel will be cut 50 percent or more In the neat The hearing is required by federal law as one depth the proceu sulf%w content oI1 Cfly, the ilities ut are prohibited from cotle of weeks, acordlng to Exxon officials. However, a steady leading to declaration of date energy emergencies. burnlag fuel ftJ one.percom gp flow of high content fuel could be mIIvta1n.d, according to JFA took the "&UTEC*) the lead in seeking tiá However, the utilities, represented by po,, Scott Burns, FP&L District Manager. exemp rning they were about to rim out mon w a Group, maintain their fuel suppliers cannot f Jah Jake Yarn, Florida Department of mnenta1 Regulation of the standards and that the result would be bIack them low sulfur content fuel beyond the end of this month Secretary, will conduct the Friday hearings and make a The coordinating group filed a petition to have the standards recommendation to Gov. Graham on what action to take. The outs and electricity shortages. The thee utilities say they have only enosh fuel to get thent MW with Gov. Bob Graham's office. Florida Public Service Cnn1 also is studying the sination throrh the end of Mirth. .4 NA THENATICS1 John Paul's election to the papacy last October, broke no new theol*40r moral grow and was largely a re refinement of Ideas espressed over the past 20 years by Popes Jot XXIIIand Paul VI. F HONG KONG (UPI) A Qthisse militery Jet friflepOft craIhedintoarow of factoriason the0gg of p Wednesday, killing an estimated people In a fiery ex. ploslon, news reports said today. The cam of the crash was not known. The Chinese government did not confirm the crash of the BrItIsh-buIlt Trident Jet near the XlJlano "ililtary airport on the wodamn edge of the capital, but Western news reports said It occurred about 1:52 am. Chinese time Unofficial sources said there appeared to have been (mly 12 persons aboard the airplane, with the red of the cuusjtlii occurring when the Thdent emashed Into three factories, burst Into flames and Exploded. It was not known lfthe plane was carrying any go,. •• : — whoit cradw afteir WIN_to" akkwb After takeoff. eThdentJets,whIcbaIIkJtothe8gs,, )methznea taed to transport Chinese government officials. China Withdrawal Near ___ BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) Vietnamese troops ha,. retaken Lao Cal, the lad provincial capital held by China's rdreatthg Invasion force, Western military sources said today. The official New China News Agency, in a dispatch from the border, saId 100 VIet'iameae commandos raided a commuee inside Qg Monday but that Its troops "pi* them to rout." In Tokyo, Japen's Kyodo Now Agency reported the fin — __ 1 Will Be Greater This Year By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL For power, consumers who may an the air conditioner become a rich man's luxury this summer, everything save oil supplies and morale appears headed for the Energy Department officials said the federal shutdown Of five nuclear reactors In the East will boost domestic on demand by at least 100,000 barrels a day, pushing the MUM closer to ma ndatory conservation measures. Electricity rates In non-nuclear areas still are under pressure of the Iranian shortfall and though a spo&nan for the nation's public power producers said In Nashville, Term., the situation Is "not as critical as It was during the Arab oil embargo," he predicted air conditioning thIs year will be tough to finance. Murder Suspect Faces Trial MEMPHIS, Thm. (UP!) finally released more than tvia Themaiwholedanarthaeo. rni*h,late,. 1 gra eapeiition to Ecuador Nickelson surrende red o that d hi prison dm4fl Memphis police Feb. $ on tee Wideesdey be paid for the bad check c)ge. .4 ..; gro' a1rs tickets to South e of th. chicks for ii4 America with a w as d check. ba to A and! Travel Servl r Terry Nickelson, 32, of Inc. for five roimd4rlp alrplai Mempblet pleaded guilty to tickets to Ecuador. The oth* dwass of chick was for $113 w f* _4 In City Court and was BAW repair work done on his car la* ___ 1 Nibelson's summer. sentence ja Jane Warnock of the Southern Bell Telephone Co. was among the guest speakers psnd.d, but he was ordered to Other members of the Wfat during "Career Day" at the Goldboro Elementary School In Sanford. Speakers uy anii pli expedition were 8aiine Arpli gave a brief description of their occupation and answered questions of Jacksonville, Fis., Marl" from the on&yesr probation, students. The youths heard about the benefits Nickelson and his sevenKoahI, of Akron,.Oblo, Beverjjr of careers in: banking, the member di Holcomb, ezpo of Altamontp military, computers, forestry, law enforcement and ecology, rested Oct. when Ecuedorian Springs, Fis., Bill Scarboroug%i nlfldals were told they might of Mnplds, and Nl&elaon'p M" been Involved In a plot to btuther aid father, Tom ai4 —4"te a presidential cmi. Clyde Nickeleoti, both of Sa* date In the South American ford, Fis. corigry. Members found out about UI The groop was transferred to imiiolo(tcalthp by inswe .e,j priso without being an before they were fliW*per. a I — - '-- - • ' . -. •' / - — - . .• - . -. . CAREER DAY ____ NOW IN N,vY. 1742£ Lk. Mary Stvd. PIP AUTO INSURANCI - Quake Experience Saved Live I I .rinrnr.ena,a Wv LAW) I jiuitctOOA Sterch'i*i s Under ' __ nw ",'I w Park Tells Of Passman Payoff 1 *'IoN .5 — -• RAND OPENING II _ ng — MONROE, La. (UP!) Tongsun Park claims he delivered $45,000 In cash campaign contributions stashed In unmaked. manila folders to former Rep. Otto !uL. as his puil' rel1ms ft1cer with South Korean government officials. Park, the kvepreedMe, fr.e.spendlng bwlnnan who : made more than $5 million In rice sale Commissions In the ; early 107Su, ts#ffied Wednesday he mak secret donations ; to the congressman In Washington and Baton Rouge, La. "There was no fanfare," Park said. "We did not make a :.; big Issue of this. He would say casually, 'Thank you' or something to that effect." — Construction an Audit Shows No Problems ; : 14 Id Honor Pupils NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SLMINOU Tracy Duds OVISDO 4 APRIL ,1979 7'30 P M Alan Foils isffi.ds HNqIv Bradford CowgIII Rom Cull Robyn Hilliard Richard Perkins Meiissa Nuftln Scott Kline Daniel D.aeih Kasslse,r Robert Lobire Rickards Lyn Terry Mann Connie Most Coo Pa m Robin 11* Angela Stewart ROADS IN Conley Curtis Faith Dmffioi-n cyntiti. Greens Sharon Williams Steven Williams Katherine iaumstark None Slug VT / ** ALL Trislia his lunis Mmdi Voska : P111101 AVI (US 1742) CouNrr PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ROOM 203 SE MINOLE COUNTY CouRThousE SANFORO. Fioio* Robin £wald PRINCIPALS LIST Canacs Lane Crystal Move ay Morley Crystal J5l$5 TOWN LEAD Lee OltIIngv awista tsow Cheryl Kahistert Diveias Norris Curtis Dibble Canton Tins Smith Cynthia Weiss Levi Dolder David @~ Roy Payne Amy Wart hid Jilirsy Ventre Kalbry ubs*s jett PVSWM 0 Chrilillolifter AM -3 (Ymel T,obr Pak) C-2 P" Cevsscld) ort..rs Lim Dud. Kerry idwarde w French eard 0011"i" H I$M RMMS Jilmeen AllcI• Key , 1rIoeo1a biethdaydiaisr for two wills $l,*,anidlI couple. turned out to partake. There wore wines Including a 1512 pert, a iNS asu Ii Tier and a iNS braidy appropriately mmed "La REMODELING SALE ' OW04 XILOPMIJ(T O TROM A-I (Alculk)is CN(tllbuihs*dCt.miin) md 03 liams Kom klmSst Kevin Murphy ___ *ftIN0011111111101ITS MW WITH TI( S - TaW$1i. ItMINS PIL V" IN 1100 P111101 Aft C Ati WALLY. U 01tM*0 P1ON TiNS TO TiNS rn $ANPOSS ) MSSeh*uUvs WSA 11enN1Ma**,6Mse*L $$.lii V SI$ tflhi:t lull Yes,, , 017 322-7953 .w — The last lime of a misupi, usa sa.sd Dwt, adamysA1hatEhi Iwo NO 1111,1 1 41 1 11 ___ sin, we. be6wWo ___ it on hi W y'a '1Isestadowdeya nuiq iluald. ,W IN The ps, an £ds's46AW rellfiII IIIIIIII t, iydRd.lMtyIsrs rsvv I -- 5 --- - -• - -•- -- •-•• - — — —• — - . •.- -. -. •. - • • -* e. & . . -- --------------------------• - - Energy Czar Under Fire WASHINGTON (UP!) As the target of senators angry about high fuel prices and gasoline shortages, Energy Secretary James Schlesinger suffered a roasting and then a good boiling In oil by Democrats who want him fired. Five members of the president's party stood for more thnanbpqrenesday In the SsnMëto d.mobd the reefjvalion of the man who has worked for three presidents In a variety of sensitive posts. They called him an incompetent, a vacillator and a dissembler. But there has been no Indication from the White House the former deputy budget director, Atomic Energy Commission chief, CIA director and defense secretary would be out ofa Job again any time won. He told a committee a few days ago he had offered his resignation three times, and the president had refused It. The coordinated attacks by the five, plus other senators who Mopped short of calling for his resignation, brought more than a dozen of Schlesinger's defenders flocking to the Senate floor to say, in effect, that while he may be wrong, unpopular and stubborn, he Is a man of Integrity who Is trying to solve energy problems Congress has ducked. The main fire came from a group including liberals George McGovern of South Dakota, Howard Mdaenbsum of Ohio and Donald Bugle of Michigan, End moderates Dennis DeConcmi of Arizona and David Bum — _: - .- • .: - ____ — 4 • • Jr . -- .,4 ' - -: / • • - - - • - • Tom Weinberg and Barbara Stafford age chlick'en. The biggest need being for teen-age children, who according to Tom Weinberg, HRS single Intake supervisor for Seminole County, who led the meeting, are hardest to place. The shelter families are only a temporary placement for the children until they can be sent home, placed with a relative or "Foster care Is only a last In a foster home. resort," said Mrs. Barbara According to Cheryl Laws, Stafford, supervisor of the counselor for Child Abuse, Seminole County Foster Care Neglect and Abandonment Unit. "We try first to rectify the Seminole County In-take, "It family situation or place the would be a sad situation If we child with a relative. It's a would have to think first of the difficult situation for the child placements rather than the and the family unit, but when It child's needs." Is necessary we try to pass on as much as we have learned about the child and his vital medical records along to the foster family. They try to make the adjustment as smooth as possible and we want them to be treated In school and otherwise as any other child." "I'm always amazed in even the most dispensational Cases that they (counselors and soclal workers) can come up with something," Leffler said. He referred to a recent case involving a deafmute girl, who with the cooperative effort of the school board was placed In Alabama. "One of our biggest problems Is a need for temporary shelter," he said. He made reference to a dependent child with medical problems who had been placed for 63 days in the home. The child, who had also gotten Into some trouble, was eventually placed In another county where he could receive the help he needed, "We need a short term or up to 50 day shelter; It hurts me to see them out at the detention center," Leffler said. Weinberg pointed out that a child must also be delinquent before he could legally be placed in the detention center. Marie Taylor, school social worker, said that efforts are being nude to increase the facilities at the Seminole Youth Ranch, which Is now operated mainly for emotionally disturbed children. "The ranch kids do real well in school, this Is a beginning," she said. There are only eight children In residence at present, but there are plans to expand the facility, she pointed out. Apre-requlsite for a child to go there is an agreement with the parents they will actively seek counselling along with the child. Leffler said. Mrs. Stafford pointed out that although It Is the ideal to work with the whole family often the parents will not cooperate. Especially hard to place are the ungovernable children and chronic runaways — "the acting out teenagers." Members of the task force are offering themselves as speakers to interested civic groups in the area and let more people know about the need for temporary and foster homes. Interested persons may contact 11115 In live Oak Center. The next meeting of the task force is planned for April 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the HRS office In live Oak Center. Reporting Abuse Your Responsibility When child ahae or neglect is suspected the law requires that a report be made to the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. To receive such reports the department operates a toll free telephone service 24-hours a day. The number Is 14SS34241. Persons reporting abuse may do so without giving their names. If a caller gives his name It will be kept strictly 'M KIWI confidential ds required by the law. Once a report Is received, the department's Child Abuse Registry worker immediately alerts an investigator In the area to see If the report Is true and to give assistance as necessary. Help for the children and the parents cannot be available until a report Is made. Reporting Is the public's responsibility. JAMES SCHLESINGER of Oklahoma, both of whom supported lifting federal controls on natural gas. "The secretary has vacillated seeking to be all things to all people," said Boren. "He has tailed togtve clear drecum to establish an energy policy." Metzenbaum, leading Senate critic of the oil Industry and the administration's energy policy, accused the 2-year-old Energy Department of dawdling on development of alternate fuel sources. "But there Is one area In which there can be no doubt about the Intensity of the department's efforts Dr. Schlesinger's single-minded deo votlon votion to promoting by any means available a strategy based on the highest possible prices for all forms of energy," Metiambawn said. Riegle denounced Schlesinger's "poisonous relations with Congress," adding, "We can't afford incompetence in this critical area." However, Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-Ark., suggested Congress Is ultimately at fault because a majority In both houses Is beholden to the oil industry and because "We turn over every tough decision to the executive branch to make and when they do we scream like a banshee It's the oldest game Intown - dimiptheiuusand blame those who face It." - - ... ... "We can help save you money He" W. on taxes We are income tax specialists. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction and credit because we want to be sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. That's another reason why we should do your taxes... whichever form you use short or long. 4;-. Poem Completed rNuhi1SaN MI hid.no "1*IotSJdIIt by The lemMiI N IRS,. iS N. Fma Lvi,. U*J$ SIlL ftwe Class luNge Pill it Saito& Pb" II?) 5 Bi*themalaceursswasthspayoff -chicken cook.dhi idgoldle.L The choice? Emil ortake*to the bsM. SAVE 20%To 50% A-I (5vlitIw,l, pul1unIlsI) *'I (!'ø Themes Parman 1w Wmalm EwusIiiIfrid (lISPS elliS) usias. i MIII, wide. esen.j.ru NEW YORK (UPI) People who attended the fourth tvsny celebration of Manhattan's sacbedvs Palace Radasrod W.dnssdey III& presumably don't dwell o V400 111IRam ft 1111144 By MELENDA EDMISTON HeraldStaff Writer Since 1974 there has been a 121 percent Increase In reported Incidents of child abuse throughout Florida. Seminole County's Increase has been consistent with the statewide trend, studies indicate The number of childr en removed from their families and placed In temporary shelterhomesandaulwequenuy placed in foster homes has also Increased. These increases have placed a strain on existing state licensed homes providing care for neglected and abused children. A 34flonthOld task force consisting of Juvenile Judge Kenneth Leffler, social service administrators and counselors and representatives of community organizations met Tuesday at Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS) offices In the live Oak Center, Casselberry. The long range goal of the task force will be a group home such as the homes in Orange and Osceola counties. The short range goal is to actively recruit placements that can meet Mate licensing requirements. These placements are necessary for pre-pchool, school age and teen- — -'' Dma Dsvs s1 Thwidey,M.vdi IS"im-.Vei,7i, Na. 170 ByUNITEDPRINTRNATlONAL Gas prices Jumped all aoes Florida this week as : . supplieetlgldenedin the wake of that Iranian oil cutoff. But Mead oflongllnssat the gaspwnpsaslnll7l,people arscrowding into forilgn car dealers. Signs reeding '$ limit" sprouted at several gas dMion.InM1'n1usupp1iers cut back on gas allocations to dealers. And finally Wednesday one station In south. : widarn e County put op "No Gas" signs and dosed. Thursday, March 15, 971-3A Task Force Goal:* Seminole Group Home Eat It, Or Bank It? TO STERCNIS GREAT RIO4*O H. NRKER Y S. MW&IK Nsins A'I(Mjlcultw,)le 0 =C2 (Re$oI Conee.nloflis Lin Ceriti Øeber Chipman Tom Nampton Suzanne Jobnien Kevin Kisinhini Midiasi Mc(achs Kimberly Nugeni Jud Pliis Kargn Parr Susan Ward Gary an Cynthia Leo mills, 011114111111111811.11T Gerald lisii Grery Sucan Deborah Dicki DiMs Donets \ Gas Prices Up Around State .. Now, linlamlit Abbott Dinni Curry AThANTA (UP! )-President Carter's business trustee, Charles Kirob, says an audit of Carter Warehouse 1ec0rdeshowsnolmreglilanjtlesththecollateralfora$3j million loan from the National Bank of Georgia. Kirbo said Wednesday that the audit made by the Collateral Control Corp., the company responsible for monitoring the Carter Warehouse loan, "found nothing which supports any of the allegations made by the W)thgton Pod." The Pod reported Sunday that Jimmy Hayes, a former bonded warehoweman, said he and Billy Carter twice altered warehouse records-using the same collateral. during the sprthgof INS tocovsrd.fichtsofopto$500,000 In overdue payments on the loan. Hayes later denied mown the ddements. -; Oviedo High - WflTON-SALEM, N.C. (UP!) Smith Bagley, heir to the R.J. Reynolds tobacco fortune and a friend of President Carter, and four others have been indicted on fraud and conspiracy charges for allegedly manipulating Mock prices of their now bankrupt textile firm. A federal grand jury returned the 11-count indictment Wednesday against Bagley, former president of The Washington Group Inc., and four others associated with the food and textile conglomerate. U.S. Attorney N.M. "Mickey" Michaux said Bagley, a Washington socialite, would be of to appear before a U.S. magistrate sometime within the nest week to make arrangement for bond an the charges. — - Arnold said, "And that's an so adopt a second ordinance . actual salary they receive. lfJ (which in effect abolished the Members of On Anodatjon o(Sout They are also reimbursed for it would be appropriate to In- expense pay) aid then peas a Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand and The Winter Springs City their expenses." _ our eense money at resolution (which ad the new Philippines were considering tryi to mediate a Council approved by a 3 to 2 Mayor Troy Piland pointed pay scale. peaceful settlement between the warring coanmwilst vote a $Z.a-manth Increase for out the money Paid to Since e th neighbors. previous pay In ether hi-in..s the council themayerandcltycounci j council mem bers "Is not a structure had been adopted by votedunailmoualy,toadvertis. The reports of the Vietnamese recaptur, of the email The mayor will now receive salary. This money Is strictly to ___ ordinance. the Increase for bide on proposed pulc coen PS Japuiee porfj from PaMg .thicIEpt (mis wtth&ajaJ iflWil1hepaid$75am imm Vietnam was almost complete. I The amounts thiy had CoWlCllflWfl should be relmpreviously beam receiving were bswsed "by the mile," wherein setbyordlnancejnp7 they would be paid lnac. seCouncilman John Barnett, cordance to the distance each who voted against the Increase drove while conducting city Tuesday, said after the meeting bsalness. He did not suggest an MEXICO CITY (UP!) Villagers In the earthquake. "I agree that the amount we amount to be Paid for each Prone Petatlan are, of Mexico's Pacific Cad know they were getting didn t mint rim Into the open whatever the earth begins to shake "'' " ezpe'ues, but we knew when we However, Arnold was conand that kno,hee orobsbly saved their lives. came on board at the beginning cemned that mileage rumThe four earthquakes measuring op to 7.75 on the open. htirsn,nt 'mid t)i ,• .l u of the vest how muh . a.. ended Ridder Scale druck central Mexico Wdussday, JT going to get. We had decided a great deal of money In completely 11'ttenthg four villages In the PeMlan area than that we wouldn't Increase clerical expenses and so forth AM toppling several buildings In the capital (the expense allotment) until u well as taking a great dealof But while the quakes killed two people and inJured 50 election time." bookkeeping on our part." others In the 'p1t1, the vfla es of IaQmanta, [a According to Councilman One councilman voted Vaqusta, La Panda aid La LaJa reported no Injuries and on Wilfred Arnold, who voted for against the Increase because of Just on. death -a 9-year-old girl from La Parruta. the Incryase the amowds paid a council decision of two weeks to city officials In other areas of ago to hire a city ""iger. SamlnoI, Coady rugs from a Councilman laurent Pellerin mhpn of $0 a month In said, "When the city adOviedo to a maximum of So a mlnldrator (Is hired) we will be mouth In Altamonte Sprinn relieved of a lid of our J OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI)_Atranslent from Mabaa, the prhnesuspect ln the slaylngsof nine people and a poodble suspect In as many as 13 other killing; has been returned to Oklahoma to stand trial, Roger Dale Stafford, 27, of Sheffield, Ala. ,was taken to police headquarters Immediately after his arrival aboard a chartered plane late Wednesday afternoon, Just hours Aft waiving extradition from Chicago. Stafford was arrested late Tuesday while Walbi'ig along a Chicago street. He has been charged with first-degree murder In the July 15, 1975, death of Terri M Horst, 15, at a Sirloin Stockade restaurant In Oklahoma Qty. Miss Horst and five other restaurant employees were marched into a walk-In freezer and shot. Carter Friend Indicted Counct! Ups Its Exp ens e Pay In Wienter Springs By ROGER ROY Herald Camneqiade.t BRIEF Air Conditioning Costs Explorer Fined For Bad Check Used For Venture u~ KITH NUMBS Jet Crash in China Kills 200 IN Evening Herald, MrIford, Fl. Abus ed Children TIM PIOMI TAX PIOPU SANFOID LONGWOOD NS I. 11111111 St. P. mini ill Nlwsy 434 *. 0314455 WI SPICIAUSS IN ALL STATS A CANADIAN ISTUINS . OPIN Ss.m.4p.m. Wi.ys, 04 let. ales. • OPEN T011111100-APPOINT*(NTAVAILASLS OThIIARIAOPPIC16 DILTONA. OSAISSI CITY AND OVIIDO - J U H I7 SANFORD PLAZA Open daIly lOam. to 0 p.m.'Opsn Sunday 12:30.5:30 p.m. �Eveninglkvald Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (USPS 41)210) Around X) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3O6.3fl.26110r$31.$93 9 Thursday, March IS, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. Hy Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock For Mr. Farr: An 'A' Upon entering the bedroom, thedepijtyfoimdthe man In bed under the covers. The two men achanged belligerent comments and, according to the deputy, the man reached under hit llow. ThillIng the man was reaching for a wrench, the deputy nnped on him to re*sth Un That was the deputy's first clue this was no or. dinary man. Fuel .there was no wrench; secondthe man bed no legs. "I didn't know he didn't have any legs when I jumped on him," the deputy said. ThejgMvafreaJ deputyplaced the man under arrest for dlatdorly condect. The deputy asked the man to prepare himself for By D824N18 FEOLA For Effort a ride to the Seminole County jail. "1fyg ail, you're going to take me just the way lain,"officlalsquote the man. He was urn cloths. So, backup units were called and several deputies prepared to carry the man to the Patrol car. For. tunately, the man's wife convinced him to put on a pair dpots before he was carried from the house, said But they didn't And we think we know why. And that's where the lesson is, commissioner. Your constituents have already visited you. . - amply. They did so when they elected you to represent them as a city commissioner. Public apathy often is referred to, but this is the case here. Farr's Idea of setting a meeting time and place not for constituents to air their views is nothing new in the political game. It's been done bore, generally wi th the same result: Few consti tuents want to dealwlthpublicofficlalsthatway. What voters generally want is to put Into office those candidates they feel best qualified to do the ___r Job for tbom. w!nt to return to their yday$4áVe g ttment 1SI1N$ in the hands of those elected to serve. That Mr. Farr heard from few constituents, we think, speaks well of him. We believe when Cornmissioner Farr, or any other commissioner for that matter, is not doing what the voters feel he ought to be doing, he'll hear from them plenty. Loud and clear. Us too. Dovastating Protest ___ The 2,400 American scientists who have chosen to restrict their cooperation with the Soviet Union as a protest against MoseWs suppression of •- co be* ,, selected a more .ffsetiv. censure. NOtWIt41S lift excellence In "is" y fl$eIvJ icteiliftMoscow assitjnce it gains through soviet.rn.rican scientific colts ration. The distinguished lt of American scientists who have Joined In tide collective .,prwIe.i of conj 1'i4gi 13 Nobel laureate', the pne'dugs or former iwsslded. of 10 sciagifIc organizations, and 1$ pest or current directors of major laboratorIes. In short, this quaslboycett represents a prnfogd setback for Sovid sceew In a political seme, the Protest Is no lees devodMlng As Cornell Unlverult's Kurt Gottfrlsd note', "Scientists were perhaps t he first Americans to cro. the çhana of the Cold War." What mod of them found on the other lids was a Soviet regime as contemptuous as ever of the notion that each human being has intrildsle moral woft Dotesiti and the betrayed human rigids promises of the HulshtkI agreuneist ring hollow Indeed for thee. pc4lUr.l and moral dung= locked- up In the vaMG ulng&tN Working Now Voyager? Uncle Sam _ By DON GRAFT '• TALLAHASSEE (UPI)_ Searching for a means to discourage drug traffic, Gov. Bob Graham and the Clemency Board are threatening to permanently take away the right of a convicted narcotics dealer to own a l Almost everyone knows that the federal government Is one of the nation's biggest job markets. Biii in the 196k, when there was far rnorj federal hiring, the old U.S. Civil Service Corns minion, now known as the U.S. Office of Pert sonnel Management, started 113 federal Job biarmatlon centers. Most were attached to area civil service offices where there were largó concentrations of federal employees. There wa* itoll.free phone service so that you could, foE example, phone at no cost from Alton, Ill., and ask the Job lidorma tica center In Chicago how td go about getting a job. 1 Now the Carter athnlnlsfratlon's pressure fo! ederal economy Is sounding a death knell fo these toll-free phone calls. The reason Is evident In two simple statistics: the job centers handled 12 millIon Inquiries lag year but federal agencies hired only 153,001 onrtace. ___ ____ ___ Another world resembling, in the Irreverently memorable deecrl$Ion of one scientists a p1w. AfleVerbef(We suspected ring around the solar ia planet. These and many more other wonders and mysteries have been recorded by the Voyager l scecraft in its brief flyby of Jupiter. Brief ___ gjU because discoveries radjoeclhackto earth have been making news for weeks, this Is no time at all compared to the alino two years JourneY required. it was a long way to go for something, but precisely what IC1-4LI may require a much longer time to determine. w. a. minion, however, Is that the more we learn about our cdii estlalneighberheod,the stranger place It becomes. No two workis yet s scrutinized are precisely alike. The Jupiter revelations Mat that no matter howfandful may be our eartWwed speculation, on what lies out there, the actuality Is likely to be ___ _ BUSINESS WORLD Ex- I R S Man C more kanatic. with the spacecraft now on wwly, The 20month, Sainiuion. mile flight to Saturn, apsct.dtoyleldan even richer iClafltlIk By kA1BIEt BURNS w next, leg ot ju jomey LAo ,• gun. A convicted felon automatically loses his constitutions] right to bear arms. It requires special action of the board to restore this right. In the past, a person who led an exemplary life after serving his sentence usually could • • get back the right by saying be was a hunter. Graham said two other new board members, Attorney General Jim Sndth and Secretary of State George Firestone, said Wednesday they may push for a flat policy denying firearms to any person convicted of selling drugs or committing acnime of violence. Spenkelink Gets Hearing TALLAHA5S ' Clemency reviewed by the board, including convicted murderer last fall. Graham said Wednesday he will set the special hearings within 30 to 60 days. Former Gov. Reubin Askew singled out Spenkellnk be the first and only death warrant signed during histoadministration. When court appeals voided It, he said he would sign no more until the courts disposed of challenges An So Director Alan K. Campbell of the Office of Personnel Management has decided to save $1.1 million a year by eliminating the free phone calls and more millions by eliminating nearly all the • job Information centers that aren't tied to OPM'i Taxes area offices. spokesman mmphashW that =6 That doesn't mean there won't continue to 11 or gambling debts, moonlighting, volunteer alleviation of a physical or mental defect or job we In ion centers: then will still be a, &J every 1b'Imen and x clinics have in common? "."...rather(than) to Improve the marital wecononlyask: Utltmeans,in the words ofOpMoffjcfals WhatThey now, Voyager? may beaourcesof tax deductions y0 , of, counsels Barry Steiner, for. If the counseling falls getting a divorce Is not that the federal government will stop "building false expectations" of Jobs. It does not mean that merIRSageM,wa in Qj go, a deductible medical expense, Steiner salt MW .hi 15 years as a practlelng ac- Loidng beckon his days with tis govermnai*, all federal hiring will step. it OutaM, msin. -_ i o tia tserai govitument had 2.4 te.m. Jas-eue1ml IIII. P.%aryrl fusing and getting Worse.. So "uI P01 he's joined, the cullecting taxes. "' ° "The govermnent 1iito.ce Back here on earth It coul d be a Josser. serviCS, Congress and the judiciar y. About 2.1 ksof ran th books and advice , you," he said during an Interview. A brief business Item Informs that a New As on IRS agent, Steiner said he came to the million have come to federal agencies tlwougl firm Is marketing an ilhixnlr'Med body a price -which I. taxdeductlbh. tin civil service system Opm expects the "bodj St coll pse roots or conclusion the agency "had too' belt. To be strapped over chest and back It Ii garages and damage resulting from the not enough knowledge. They can Intimidate count" in those agencies will stay about UI other fitted with miniature colored vagaries of winter weather may qualify for tax anyone." But before you start finding out what federal You need good documentation - While an agent, he said, he phoned a taxPayer jobs out in pulsating ups, joggers out deduction. are available, you've got to get on a federal Pictures where poseible, newaper clippings, to schedule an audit "The man had a heart for evening nine are dearly and safely visible In 5ppfl5', Job register. attack onthe phone," Steiner Cited anm4n with the traffic flow, not to mention possible traffic With gambling debts, too many who legally a fraffic cop as another example of fear of the stoppers. The glow belts are also suggested as play That means you have to take a test. Some an the ponies, dice, slot marhines, lotteries or IRS. The officer quit writing a ticket when he actual tests -typing speed and accuracy, to useful acceseorles for cyclists, hikers, skaters t).g ti, ,& w the accountant's IRS hedge. etauple and disco dancers. • isid Instead of ~'Hag Oth tests, aervIc than to offset taxable Don't rely on phone answers to tax questions Jargon, rea lly are compilations of education an4 In other worde, anyone Interested in ns i wi . Needed doctawitatlon Includes an up to- from IRS clerks, advised Steiner. "Unfor, experience. literally light an the feet data diary and ticket stabs. twately, about 10 percent are wrong. They tell This procedure takes time, anywhere from Those who moonlight also Amid keep good you w Oil ia not the only liquid import Amerlcaisare, recoide to Minimift taxable Income. "You save."hat you can't do.They don't tell you how to four to eight weeks. But It's a necessity. In some cases, OPM will fry hard to reach YOU consuming In record qU"*I0L should keep track of all the expenses generated While he's now In the book bsin, Steiner assuming you have special skills that O PM There's also champagne. A release from the by the second job and deduct It from the revenue still ts most people should see on accountant thhé,will be needed soon. In other, cases, you Oiampqn, News and Information Bureau from that job," Steiner add. rather then fry to figure out their taxes alone, may discover you're one of 100 persons qualified binge the new that 187$ was another record year A second job as a volurmtesr fireman or a particularly thee. In the higher tax brackets. for a single Job opening. And in still other cases3 withshipments from France reaching 7,1II,4 military reservist qualifies you for an Individual Anyone In the 50 percent brackstj many the Job registers may be closed, with no more bottle', UP 41.5 PefOulit Over 1877, whIch Itself Retirement Accoiat - even If you are covered two4ncons bmilim oft, Is "In pertoership with applijtsbeing accepted because there are to was up 10 percent over the previous year. by a Pension plan on your regular job. Money Uncle Sam. You get half and he gets hat What's mony,qualIsd peop . That's the way We been going since 1114 when dip site InanIRA up tolI,$Noomugoff the top the le Incentive to work even herder?" asked IIncentive the tIwwinlllion bottle barrier was first broken, of your Income before taxes are cawuee. Steiner. YOU don't '1)POU to be In a place with a Dapite the ,erslathig American tad. for the osau also may H!y for a tax-deductible Steiner even puts his kids to work to cot the tax Information center, go to your local state ema ati. there Is no dangerj of a ahortags In the IRA. IRA accounts for 187$ may be opened until bits. PlOmod office. 001111 an It Is going to "neii foreseeable future. French producers (tee bed April 15, IM. • "Right after kids are born, they get a social heavily" on the state offices to make sure th they atent also In the oil b(aliiau) are laying if you amid your osae have marital prom'losne, security m'urnbV and a short-hem trust In their IdarUo In pasesi a1cng And If your itati dam ki docks In ICIPVO' of '"Mt Issling feW, bK%dIng clinics, an now name with very low tax rates. mo ffice down ha's the data you wgot, ask j Mote than ISO million bottles are reported dsstoctlMo," Steiner maintain In Mo bock, "Pay ctsuaaIa for cs4lng', practi The sey ac- o employees cally tax free, and to get them for you. That's one of th pruinty aging Inthe cellars, Less Tax tagsfly," but the rules are vary tricky. It's legal," said Steiner, the father of four. tMiige they are supposed to do. that capital punislunent was not fairly administered In Florida. The U.S. Supreme Court Is expected to act on the matter in the next few weeks. __ . (UP!) — Gov. Bob Graham says the rehear 10 cases. previously Board will John Spenkelink, saved from the electric chair by a stay Earions. 111 ___ __ . • Re-Writ. Sot On Comp Law _____ __ • I TALLAHA1(lJpI)1 Th& lease ui'e CoInr1tt,e has cloered the first hurdle In its bid to rewrite Florida's workmen's compensation law. The cnmIttee, over heavyIndustry opposition Wednesday, throw Its support behind the conceit of edabllsinga rating bureau to review pranlimi cods. ••. 1-. I • __ a d •. Easter Crush A Throwback Sox Discrimination Charged - .: • Honey Bees Kill Dogs Gve i The - The mlitary..vwnItIme • Small Guy A Break ___ _M , • ___ I'., e. ___ .-A-Ad" ____ ' ____ ___ -:- _______ ___ ___ • ___ ------------- -- ________ ______ a r.acn ach 01 the bags weig s 74 was driving it on Seminole Boulevard, Sanford, according pounds, according to police. WINDSHIELD DAMAGED to deputies. Vandals broke the windshield Milton Lee Hldebran, 34, of Ave., Sanof a 1977 Ford van while it was 2417 South Myrtle engine of his parked in fron of a Casselberry ford, reported the home late Tuesday or early truck caught fire while he was driving It down Seminole Wednesday, according to Boulevard. The fire spread to deputies. East Semoran Blvd., Fern Mike G. Tolley, 18, of 527 Dew the interior of the truck, The equipment was taken Park, reported someone took ui Cover, .asseioerry, according to deputies. from the offIces of William siverwar', linen and a shawl, between 7 am. and 5 p.m. ThAN8M1ION STOLEN ported someone broke the Hidebran escaped Injury, re Hinkle and Robert Jones, band valued collectively at $1,500, Wednesday, according to Revertus Bratcher, 10, 199 However, his truck was heavily windshield on his van. The Instructors, from her home sometime Seminole County Sheriff's Salem Court, Altamonte windshield was valued at $300, damaged. Deputies Springs, reported someone took according to deputies. CEMENT THIEF The thief or thieves ap- a tra nsmission that had been rIRES SHED Muscular thieves, possibly patently entered the apartment kept at his house sometime with const ruction '°' CUThznIflgs, 43, of 2025 work In mind, by a side window that was left Wednesday, according to took 55 begs of cement valu ed East Hampton, rural Seminole unlocked, accor di ng to sheriff's deputies. County, reported someone cut collectively of $200 from .. deputies. Value ofthe transmission was construction site at all four tires on his W74 OldThe front door of the set at 1250, according to Orlando Drive, Sanford, smobile, while it was parked In (Continued From Page lÀ) wouldn't get Involved in tigs.", residence was dill locked when deputies. to front of his home late Tuesday Tuesday, according have hidno un wanted Jean Doyle, executive Mrs. Mauldin returned home at TRUCK FIRE police. The cement belongs or early Wednesday, according 5p.m. Wednesday, according to pregnancies and caused none." director of Florida's mgist t A 1977 Ford Pickup truck to Thomas Mills, of 1215 Florida to de puties. David Pllct*r a student at Life Commtttee, said th e deputies. Some plants by the caught fire and turned Wed Ave., V.h3C to th t1res ws set at Seminole High Schoàl, said disc ussion was "doin g a window had been knocked over. nesday while a Sanford man general contractor. $°, according to deputies. Is already the subject of jobs In disservice to teen-agers who the school system. "It Is not the are not sexually active. In any place of the School Board to sex education class, the unborn teach sex" he said, Insisting child mint also be considered," high moral standards mud be she said. hintWed In children by their Dr. Steven Phillips, noting parents._"Ninety-nine percent that he and one other ob. 'efduthoulfrirn stdridas In. theMedord ares. grads know exactly how girls lad year, delivered ISO babies,' get pr'ut." saId 41 percent — four out of 10 Mickey Adams said she were to unwed mothers. "would love to save sex listing statistics showing as education for adults If children man y as five births to the same would save sexual experience unwed mother, he said the girls AW until they are adults" and vicky obviously are not learning how Mantel, a st udent at Lake to solve their problem by exBrantley School, said students perlence. 'You ought to give want a sex education course education a ehance," he said, "not one teaching morals, but adding, however, a high school one giving them choices. Junior In his office In the last Parents are of f In a world few days didn't even know the where they think 'My children months of the year. PRIJITIAND, Fla. (UP!) - A University of Florida entomologist Wednesday called "extremely odd" the behavior of thousands of honey bus, which a FtWiland farmer said killed two of his dogs and a lposmd turkey WEATHER • - ..Crowd tinzl.p..wS ek i..k--- -- ji range dangers of such an a. pertinent on our children, However innocent and effective It may first appear, no board cnitte',psrentsorpr jipaj can control the inat.rial. in- troduced u the program progress s nor control t who teachL Sax tauglgwlti joig and spiritual Seilemy Vam" Cevideen Ils A. Ps,ps reeles Price leSerisan it aNte Flimin,. DeLand PfmmcM c. DItlens Yav'.u. sIe*auer 'iena wis.. ceitsas Las Fiwler, .M Mary TesaiSad. LaM Moves ,•, Lies Jr., New 5ma. Sds. OISCNA*S1$ • uni. s. corn.nus Ellai IvWrew Trlsai $anden OlenWs Tali Mary Walton Idiwwft Jr. DISU! Grace M. PraM. Deary • peirici. A. IIsa&n._. DIlary Milsen, OsSery WUllees Henry, ue. N. i.semen. sens seity J. Lee,La Mary Cen4ie, LeSs MaNse lirey NerVI Qf.41 cay WIlliam 1. 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A nativ e of St. pmftk IS. .st lowe, Joseph, Mot, she had li ved in flWAY1T *j yesterday's high, IS; 8*50 Sederd for the put *1 years Wrpsetrle primers,' Ills; Daytes Busch: lull',, It p11N114 L,8*43 p..., Is, 3:10 a.., movIng e from ('cego. So was a clerk at Touc'uu's Drug N at II uph v 3:ISp., Store and a m.14,,r of the .tFu.tr i ,.rt Cwurai ad cut a...,8*ISpm., low l:$s.a., Ladies of the P2ki No. 131j, 1* in the Iwfa,Lawe in theadto 3:$pa. 01, Windy withgutyisypeetihIgh 1:10 a., 1:10 Survivors Inchils a grand, pa., Iv 1:43 s,, 30:17 pa. danglder,Mns Teddyilrehum; winuhar -Ig toll u Wero Marie Graham and greatgr-'= 1W G's all of Sanford. Meri4,I$79 P. Iantod aisiion 1/3oft1,oi/. • •Otei' Willcoven)sg - ______ II, Scott Ave., Sanford, ,( ___ h E Pros-Cons MU 1WD* GOITo SPITAL NOTES __ - someone familiar with the school's music department may Thieves may have used a have taken the equipment, to enter Seminole Conmunity because there were no signsof a College between Friday and forced entry. SILVERTAKEN Tuesday and take soo in LOIS Mauldin, 57, Apartment recording equipment, ac1003 Granada Apartments, 525 cording to Sanford Police. v$ticn to our yosdh to aperimat" Among the goals of the progrem listed are "Under- _ t our CO eeM; free and sdm*uctod tr s In a prtusto lIlt,, to t-'-u. 1ecrry seeMly cma it was an iNitial In." ,jg ie_s kern minIng and moftft ( atthi pee., PuatS 8W up with the 'i1 hes foet staff toks a WL..t view, hewe4er. Y ('P'C1O heist the Idea for this septjft tried itht 15451si lay IgoIS to (agrlsdye ialsws,.ki.g t kern a '-'mb.r of the plodic surgeon's ac the deps'he4kvil, governt isparuA amilsa Ift4 by m ft IY ZatS*. He said Zarem told L—A s'go beard see low 16 &oft ma aw then hr ui-iiy ad itra* Azdde ca FTC had been as hs Is cracking dew* 5 Emma a by cs4*rstIou the rd I by ,s was dealg.ed . bWH.CM1C as rff:k in first ee. MUG pli play to retrain teds. 1uedig '1'y ada.lhe FTC says were a i In gob lsMNi.datoPiS,O,set*Abe rw aplf4so . 1udaNke QuIs,$ thatsin ishdmdbm hu new WAR b —- g — iffles I_ i toMo 'I$W had one buis Intact.' qd Individual pieeunt ee,s. t s i follt.S efflell"usMo't The stases' WI.) ilve. a Dsp. have to ii." Thu. in he -I I. 't'•1. thsm, locket g—.--, Wadapst. Fl pl.,.. :a ad me aft goes thsdms,. to g low men afltaIeuslbrlpdktiuIhoi.g" ths',ffitj, 11W '" ___ ____ ad And d Caft 14W It Orw. I ii w* to - 'L.iLul to he lean ..Wio4' in ,, prepsisi fur psty us. ftiikst ,hum là Mc,,u pk.tii y. boa ii - to . Pudoels: There's a 1tty thet aØ ueryui for? Pulley fl suss the deili's to.s 'knb pia 1jIg sp ukw peia u1 wail Is advs ik wad — ader ures"a e.I' of leesma fact a'. • FTCis I as of 1111111 11110 SM1101.60 ps.imty d ad '-rulty mm,. ads' dued11 of istihey 1mm. serlIes "a d — I _ Th (with) ploitic super seeMly re of Pustigos_coucto has acls* he In rum yon d up. 14 Police said they suspect By MAX ERXIIEI'I Herold Staff Writer rol*ensiuip', is an open a. a #w... I... ,i... =TW UI stinging his backyard, said the bees "weud amok," repent sslIgs,wtctm were Inapeum, the turkey and some chickens and cows. MISM991011, dlviii) cci4ed In legal.', ails Recording Equipment Stolen From SCC morals • JACK ANDERSON • • (Ceatle.ed From Page lA) JAQCSONVILIE (UP!) Two years ago, emergency modical t.cimici. Katby 'IBM" Donovan could not chin herself five times on a Imurlpos4al bar. Because she failed to p the city's "agility tad," Ms. , Donovan lost a Job opportunity with the Jacksonville !' rescue squat Now the city of Jacksonville faces th e lees .1 of dollars In federal revenue-sharing of miUL0n funds :- because Ms. Donovan has charged sex discrimination In the city's hiring policies. • • me - FORT LAUDERDALE (UP!) — Carefree students, more interested in drinking beer and singing college fight songs than protesting, hit the beachesthis week In the proEaster It's a nostalgic throwback to the 196, some say, with students letting off steam after a tough winter battling books and mew. Daytona Beach Is having a similar a- _ ___ • Fly Graham, Board Get Tough By WIlLIAM &rlF A world half Ice, half rock and so cold that a ___________________________ l process known on out may berd — snow may come up rather than down, ocaing g inled shah to cryitsilie on the frozen WA10UNGTON 'ATTENflONALLNEWSPERsON$,COj,p4. NISTS AND COMMENTATORS.- XMMENCE SNIPING AT THE CARTER AMWSM4. T1ON 'S HANOLINO OF POREfON POLICY,.." ' For Your PLAC_PBOPAGANDA? 'Quincy," the the look aid emell d herdcori burseucrat' counpien has grown fat on deimsa coIecto, yet that the Individual suwloss -Anny, Navy, end popuhe television dma' about a tough Los He's fran the kI'onal Sacremeugo office of it In smwltheg to spare a dime for the strugglIng Air Force - hae their own promeumed. Angeles 'sedial $ .wlM* more than jut FTC, and he hde cy an Injunction to etp, un b --- , Therofare, they ewInii, the special aces for i1-t in a rumat pliod. It humane a Mo ida, "which we thid redrictive of cei Typical of the Pentagon brass heW pablicke. en t',u ad ninadty ciikadl should be goldel ''s in the propaganda w betisus a r's rigid to free trade." 'P1attudi has been their Mabbarn refuel set up sit each servico breach rather t pij &-I IS heed Cous' orders to give a LA_ mosd aider the aa'd.ry de(e. 00 1ii1 C'. kin 1 j they elisj ee ii their doct the Iii to Wi WMEWIP'111151 Ys's 1 i the -re the Aurericen -, Society of Pisede e suaf* warM the ,. wi o.? .iy ,. pie to -"ft b-'ir-- -m ad mvdty c.l cus w dear: Cou." to pretest isi R&ea*idive gees set up a a trasters, "Thos aet(s W m stie. bedy, the A- Soard of as could be thwarted by iii,. 44JL.t&J to seds Lissalpereedof:'sl.rge.,gees 1- j f it, Ji& Sorgies,_to pass on the professional lie s4 VAP6 to w.w1ty Maa—',i " lW share ithbb p.t callondy that alIty medical dlV iitli of praIlemus In the field, The who made Mo lqL.a dft - LAXELAND (UPI) — Florida Citrus Mutual wants complete eradication of the citrus black fly, not Just a containment plan Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner has accepted. But, faced with the decision that containment will be followed, Mutual's board of directors outlined a five-point program Wednesday it said It would like to have followed during the period of containment. The directors of the citrus growers cooperative asked for an analysis and summary of the effectiveness of a spray program during the past three years In the threecounty quarantine effort on Florida's lower east coast and called for continued surveillance for the pest, both Inside and outside the quarantine area. with a wrench. VIEWPOINt' Let's WORLD Eradication Of Black -The man Is charged with battery. His wife has charged he hit her in the shoulder By DONNA ESTES purpose room, kitchen an access road to the facility, board on Layer's recom- Brantley. High School in the Herald Staff Writer facilities, lobby and restroom ......... The lease to Community mendation approved the con- new school year while Lake The proposed new Midway reminding that final • Action means the anti-poverty cept of both Teague Middle Mary High is under conCommunity Center and arrangements with the school agency for the first time in the School students and faculty and struction. Seminole Community Action board must be firm by July 1 or It has occupied the old Rock Lake Middle School The superintendent reported 13 years tentatively received permanent the county may lose the federal • Hopper Elementary two-story students and faculty occupying to the school board that inhomes courtesy of the Seminole money for the project. level building since its founding the Teague Middle School spection at Oviedo High School County District School Board The Midway facility Is one of has a formal lease agreement. facilities in the new school year. showed no noticeable indication WednesdIn1it five projects approved by the Theleaseforaone-year- period Layer said Teague students of structural defection greater The board agreed In concept federal government In target that recorded in July, 172. • callsfor payment of $1 annually would hold classes at the to a plan presented by County areas for grants totaling .,. Hugh Carlton, director of • In rent. Commissioner Robert Sturm $102,000. facility from 7 a.m. to n oo n Midway Center is auxiliary services for the school daily and students for the county to locate Its the only structure among the end faculty Layer pointed out With system, looked into reports of of the Rock Lake Planned federally-funded 1,800 approved projects. The other Middle School lease in hand Community would Teague facilities cracking in the concrete square feet community center projects are for drainage and occupy Action can apply for federal ang above the studen t for the Midway area on the 10 paving, funding to build a new structure from noon until 5 p.m. daily. overh acre Midway Elementary The arrangement Is to continue walkway at the Oviedo High The county commissioner, on the property. School site. until construction Is completed School. Canton's written report noting the Midway School Is not While the school board Wover-crowded since it was built the board said the concrete Community Action did not on Rock Lake Middle School to overhang Is enforced with tied BOB STURM proved the concept, it withheld to house 900 students and only and it i s ready for occupancy. seek to have the school ool board steel rods, making it virtually a ...offers plan final approval until county and 3(X) students are enrolled, give the property as an outright Layer said scheduling for one-piece structure and safe In Khoo' board staff can meet to the community building will be William P. Layer told the gift because the building would school buses has been worked design to the point that the select the best location for the used during the daytime as a school board It should consider likely be condemned if its out. The only problem, he said, entire structure would have to center on the school property. Headitart center and at other the bulldlnga pad ot the school ownership were vested in an with the busing Is for Brantley collapse asa unit and would not Sturm told school board times for other community property, adding hopefully the organization other than the High School's sixth period break off in pieces. It had been members the 150,000 facility functions, county commission at a later school board. daily. Double sessions are also feared the concrete would will Include a classroom, multiSchool Superintendent time can be persuaded to build In other business, the school planned at adjacent Lake Crumble. '. Citrus Growers Want Friends brought the man his artificial legs to the W hat Midway Chosen For Propo sed Center FLORIDA IN BRIEF deputies noted. VIEWPOINT There's a lesson to be learned in Sanford Commissioner David Farr's recent experience in trying to meet the public on established days to hear views or complaints. What the, freshman commissioner determined after eight weeks of waiting for constituents to meet with him is that it just isn't worth the effort, as he put it, so he has discontinued the practice. Over the eight-week period Farr had visitors, but they came on only two of the eight Wednesdays, and those were back to back. And, on one of those occasions, Farr pointed out, a group of 25 senior citizens had come only to hear what others might be talking about. At first glance one might be led to believe the public just doesn't care. After all, here was an opportunity for anyone who felt he or she had a problem worthy of bringing to a commissioner's attention to do so. But such was not the case. Farr further noted of the 50 who came to him, only four orfive had specific ideas or requests. He said they dealt with suggestions on garbage collection, maintenance of baseball diamonds and the possibility the city could seek federal grants for various cultural activities. "I really thought they would come down for no other reason than curiosity," the commissioner BERRY'S mere is In UI mes of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department a classic case to illustrate some of the uamsual circumstances law enforcement officers often encounter. It began when a sheriff's deputy was dispatched to a Lake Monroe home In reference to a domestic dispute. The man's wife told the deputy she had been beaten and the officer agreed to talk with her husband who was lying In bed. Sheriff's department officials said the woman warned the deputy her huib dieép,a reach beneatl his pillow for protection. Thursday, March 13,1979—iA Ha's Ymir Hiadng? Chicago, 111.-A free offer of special Interest to those who hear but do not understand words has been announced by Beltone. A non-operating model of the smallest Bekone aid of its kind will begivenabsolutely tree to anyone requesting it. Send for this model, put It on and wear it in thç, Privacy of your own home. 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"It was a big success," said Heath . "We made a few bucks, and the high school athletic fund made some money, so :t makes sense to come back with a big drawing names like Dusty Rhodes" matic charm in wrestling He is traditionally "the good guy," and will team up with Steve Kiern, another popular wrestler, to oppose Sonny King and Pak Song. For wrestling fans, Dusty's is the magic night in the SHS gym include, Jim Carvin vs. U Lara name in the sport _ a Hogan, Letterio JUU A& Post Major Wins I - A field of 300, In41udlnghrzner President Gj Ford. I .iw'ei4 t,..ei.. - Scotty Russell came up, with k Fame Golf Classic at two Palm Springs area COUrSeS April 24.25, It yas announced Wednesday. Co-chairmen of the event are Earl "Red" Blalk fformer Aiiny football coach, retired Admiral Tom Hamilton, one. Navy great, and the top Individual effort --v —. League Wednesday, pitching a : t4 Jl! . • 1 - one-hitter with 13 strIkeouts to ' - lead Gene Letterio Co. to an 6-0 major league triumph over AFCOM - - In senior league, Orange Buick im med Baldwin Hill Receives Honors general admission al tr WLUMBUS, ONO (UPI) - Charles D. Hill, a PrOminfint Ohio horse owner, breeder and race track operator, will be presented the "Horsemaji 01 the Year" award by the United States neuWrit&s cation t the group's annual dinner in East Rutherford, N.J., Much M. HUI is the owner of Falcon Almahurst, the fastest 3. yearold pacer of all time and the world record holder on a half 1e course. A $150,000 yearling Purchase, th e horse eirned $0,776 in its racing career. 0 ByUaftedPreu International pable of busting up zone The University of Pennsyl- def enses vanla, which eclipeed Ions In TheRutger*St.Jo11I'sgalfle early tournament action, and will be another of aeverI ,,., Kuhn In Dead End Alley? . ':t. 1 Sr. PETERSBURG Fla 'UP!'I — American ..or1can &ic.UB manspr, cornmenting on the ongoing investigation of BIB lee, says if Howie Kuhn deddes to take action against all the marijuana users in baseball he'd better bring his lunch became he's talking about 20 percent of the players In That figure could be miservative. Art Berke, one of Bowie Kuhn's aides, says the commissioner hasn't made any decision yet regarding his investigation of Lee's Published statements pertaining to his ':of marijuana. When Kuhn does mike his decision, I don't think he will see fit to punish Lee In any way, first because I think thvat will show that the Montreal left-hander was only guilty of an judicious statement, and second because the commissioner would be putting himself In an almost indefensible position If he did take some form of punitive action. What about those others In baseball who have used marijuana? And It isn't illegal everywhere. Bill Lee is one of unpredictable but not unsociable. By some of the things he ya, tic -.. . . . . S •1 .r I. . ii_ -_ - .. 'I. M M 0 dW _ k_ _# - - -. — - WW5WIC5 ties iu 1 - — SAILiNG, During the course 01 their conversation with Lee, they asked hIvvi h ,t.sA m..41,,. T — .IA $ L.A .A .&... LI.. U4IJU.. OSI'I LW IM uI WUI U1 JUIfIU.,. remarks wore ptibllihed, they caused something 01 a sensation, Kuhn announced he would conduct an investigation and he did. Art PUSS of bsseb.U'a security office was sent to Daytona Beach to talk with Lee. ____ ___ ___ ____ _______ _ I IA 4$1 A. A IS UUIU [WLV __ I... I& ___________ • - . _____ ... Seminole awia Pete Rose, who dazzled baseman Mike Grace singled millions with his 44-game with one out in the llthtodrive hitting streak last summer, / In the winning run. may soon have some people Ron Jackson drove in three holding their breath over runs with a double and a home another, less commendable riSi to si*ik the Twins ... Ted streak he seems to have Mar Simmons shimmed a three-run ted. homer inthe fourth inning when The 37-year-old first baseman the Cardinals notched their is Nor-13 so far this spring. Uhirci victory against two loam Rate went hitless in three ... timar Johnson and Jorge trips to the plate Wednesday orta hit consecutive home runs when Philadelphia lost to the rookie John Tudor In oil Boston Pittsburgh Pirates, 74, in 10 gu, Minnesota dianpedflouaton, the third huilxm to lead the In an exhibition ilAhi game. 6-2 H, SL LouIs toppled Detroit, 6- White Another high-priced star, 3, the Chicago White Sox beat Dave Parker, also had a little Boston, 6.4 Kansas Qy trim- Willie Wilson's ninth inning trouble Wednesday. The zi.. mod the New York Yankees, 3. bases-loaded single dove home year-old right fielder dropped a 2, Milwaukee bested San Jerry Terrell and lifted the fly ball with bases leaded, Francisco, 64, Oakland out. Royals over the Yankees, who slugged San Diego, 74, In 12 have lost all seven of their auwing two rims. It was only when Phila. imIngs, Seattle iended Call- spring outings ... Ben Oglivie dolphin pitcher Kevin Saucier fonda, 171, Los Angeles routed hit a three-no homer in the walked pinch-hitter Steve Baltimore, 7-I. ftd Inthm and a solo shot In Nicosia with the bases loaded In Rookie third baseman Mike fifth to spark the Brewers the 10th "th* that the Pirates Macha doubled home the tying Joe Willis ngled with two outs naoisti the win. and wlmthw njoriiii In heal the In A'. .aaS -. the n 1II .in t..,I the •• ______ In other exhibition games, Braves over Texas ...Steve John Hal. knocked In five runs M topped Texas, 3-2, the Davis 4rove In the wlnithig rim on two homers In the Seattle Qicago Cubs edged Cleveland, for the Cubs A pair of home rout Haggle Smith's home 64, the Now York Mets stopped rum by Den Norman, the first rim and Dave Lopes' triple Montreal, 10.7, Cincinnati by any Mets batter this spring, highlighted the Dodgers' vic. edi lats, ii, In 11 imi pew..ad New Yost past the tory. b JW I tM I I5i anyone using 1t" That was the end of the meeting. .. ... - W $W, LW IV, dllU1 head for the middle of the lake with hopes of success in lightning class, •, h mo . if A IIV3V IIUPPY - Ros & On OwFormor 1 3 Streak dgarrtteolapysortinlgsllfe. Heknows Loellkestoputpeople on_ ___ he says sometimes ______ with the things but he wanted to get to the oouam es au uus marijuana nusiness, so private office and got right to the point. "! made my mind when you came over to this club jwouldn't get upset over any outrageous statements you would make regarding social problems and politics," McHale said, "All we want you to do Is pitch. Pitch and win,, "I'm going to have a good year," said Lee, who didn't have an especially good one last year with the Red Sox, fithhlng 10 and 10. "I'm the best conditioned athlete In this camp. I don't smoke marijuana and I don't advocate anyone eha&s smoking it." "What did you say to those newspaper fellows?" McHal wanted to know. "You gotta know the bsckçonnd," Lee answered. "They asked mewhether there was any dim problem on the Red Soz. I said 'What kind 01 drug problem are you talking about? Nicotine, caffeine that's a South American drug liquor or pain-killing drugs for athletes?' Thue things are easy for me to make a speech abot*,sol spoke on them for five minigesand l also talked about the dangers 01 pollution In the air. Then I was asked a direct question: 'Do you use Ijumna?' I said, yes, I used It In 196$ when I was a student at USC. I told them (the writers) I put it on my pancakes and on my chocolate cookies." Mcliii. didn't see the u r "It's a very serious subject and it's being treated in varlom ways in different data and different colantries iI he said to Im. "It's not something you should joke about" Lee was surprised over all the ts. - s,1a.. if Ia..i..,a , IIIIIIUI DVI UI5UIIUI 1115 DUIIIII5 DIIMUW UII DIU5VU U I ______ ... ______ High. hasolall opiirtoths81.Qg4JV W.ibiesdiy,I. duos s13. *re utinasknow Uawi,dirrIndwuIhels4 to the Panthers' dswafall. Qum i.M4Tueedoy. i,I. I .jiaIlI of DI.k flbI lTiC •• LIflIRitchIe d. 40. 1_SuE •s 1 a.YMhe-.-t oi l - ••1 ' i " fi,I / 'll . - - -. - . Ni Ni $•Ii Ni_S—IS sahesli digest cs$aM MireS of chnt$sr £ a a -- ---- - S - --.------- ,- I' eve of the $250,MD tournament, recently as a few days ago. mance at Inverrary he too the famed course was In Both Tom Welskopf and Jack changed his mind, saying he "terrific" condition, but he was Nicklaus have entered, revers- needed "her tournament to critical of the way It had been lng their earlier decisions not to sharpen his game. cared for in recent years. play here. "It's In the best shape It's Welskopf, the defending been since 1964 or 1965," Floyd champion,had to drop out ofthe said. "They've made a little Bay Hill Qtrus Classic two effort for a change." ' weeks ago because of stomach Floyd, a sixth-place finisher pain and was hospitalized • at the Jackie Gleason Inverrary briefly. He suffered another Golf Classic last weekend, says attack last week at Inverrary. playing as well in He said the next day he wuuld We 1t Few weeks as he ever skip the Doral, but after talking 3 with his doctors again Saturday We men's progron at the school. flartman has been coach and athletic dfr. of the athod for 17 ye&M He took over when the school was knOwn as Asheville-Biltmore College. In 1969 the school became a part of the Uni versity of North ,em. a nariesron names coach - I : • • ,: : I named bead basketball coach at the College of Charleston. Xresse, 35, an assistmt at St. John's University in Jamaics. N.Y., was namedhad.. F"qh 1%IU2 Pkt't4 awwwTtktd his reaLiat1on in 1uy III :: JI 1 3I AFCOM '!j I I I KUeq IlS' FOR Whaling FLORI-dA- ARRIVEAM Finn#ll J Plerson 1 200 To 1 0 4 LetterI Soi,t No One Under IS 121114—I 000 000—I APCOM p AUTO UVICI CENTI STORES -. PACKAGE PRICE - SAVE $4 $1288 FLAT WALL PAINT Additional parts and tervtcfl et,a it needed. $2188 $11." 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Bob Hartman head basketball coach at the University oirtii CaollnaAsheville but will continue as athletic director for Takes On A&M :"- _____ ___ dd_td OIsd, Wö Härtman RoEstisir 40, sue,sasivaANn.va.aN SH$ Net*swin e4 J oral •. Robert Itole d. Steve Gellman 3-7, '--s. 40; Ken Phelan d. Doug Ziock 44 4.4; Graham Webb d. Ill Snyder 4-2, 7S; Chris Lifth, d. Steve Roo 4.0, 4-2; Steve German d. Steve Estnsr4-0, -1; Oahe. Phelan d. 3.4 4.2, 4-1; LingO)Webb, d. Gellman-ZIck 4-3, 4.4; _____ .- hopes lie mainly dianapolla features Noire with center Roosevelt Boige Dame against Toledo and and forward Louis Orr, who has Michigan State vs. Louisiana a good shooting touch from the State Friday night and 10 to 15 foot range. But the Marquette meets DePaul and bschuoirt pair of Hal Cohen UCLA faces Sea Francisco In The Seminole Community College tennis team won its 14th MZJM ratci without a loss Wednesday, defeating Division 3 king Haverford, Pa, K SCC Is home vs. Western ttiy today at 1:20. - twk seam i.st its . 5CC Wins Again . hitshithe17.at. 'A.irisygstliom.r from John Sobik, Alandwq K ndB*d L#m WU VA Do bmkM hiked I''i'i tiCILdtON ad Mtkestl for PridI7aftiraeiS'sk*7 geme at l. Bees qfslltll. -... ' . BALDWIN Al B N FUNIBALAS I H Boyd, 48, armunced his resignation as basketball coach in January, effective at season's end. The Trojans, who finished with a 20-9 record overall and 14-4 in the conf4flime, am still looking for a coach to replace him. Hebner was been sent to the White Sox along with shortstop Todd Crux and a substantial amount of cash for Chicago pitcher Francisco Barrios. But the deal collapsed when the White Sox backed out. I' Wolle ad Whil4bud ad Dumped me (oome High fr1e • delivers strikeoUt pitch to 'ruesda nesday, a deal between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Chicago SThlte Sox involving Richie Hebner fell through. - Crooms LrJ • -. UI anouier aeveiopmean Wed- Outlasts Pats It was bombs away Wed- Whitehead each dove In five sunday at lake Bristley. rime for the SomikWelf Welin Bombs ulnhomsrms. doIzm mod 01hisnegeeaa Snklile won do game, 014 grand slam homer, while andsvincomeou*cstsphiths Widliheed alwned salt two heme run derby, I roladirWers. Rick Wells and Darren Mike IM, ReI Smalben end George Porutg also had kemersferSd,. Letterico attack. Palmer and Lance Metz turned in fine plays . Em - LI. Li - •• - • Shane Letterlo backed / - rebounds against North Caroli- In other weekend action, a na Mideast doubleheader In In- Sailing en th usiasts had their fill of sailing Wednesday on Lake Monroe where I ill I&I .:--:. Russell's pitching with three hits, while Russell and Lance LOS ANGELES (UP!) Southern California basket bill Coach Bob Boyd will become an associate athletic dlt.ctor of promotion and sales at USC It was announced scored z? points and pulled to advancie to the NCAA llrlw down 12 rebounds against Iona Four" next weekend In Salt the Expos for dWty infielder Stan Papi Iast December, made a special hip to Montreal's training site In Daytons Beach to in- ., . MW Southern Cal Semitic hi Raleigh caine- mostly on uked performance of Tony Price. lahoma. The The 6-foot-7 senior forward Saturdayafternoonforthe right — •. - -, Rutgers combined to upon ft rematches taking placie this vulnerability of one of. the weekend. me &oriot KniiMa. bigger leagues last Sunday who have won nine stralghai. when It defeated Atlantic Coast have already defeat ed St. ' s twice this year. Load by Conference co-champion North Carolin& and Duke to center Jones Balley, R*erx advance to the NCAA Eastern is 224 for the U8110111. pj ,e- , St. John's, 20.10 for Perm takes on 10th-ranked is led by Reggie Carter, whose, Syracuse and Rutgers meets St. shot with five seconds wi in John's in the all-North match- game Sunday gave the Rebnen. ups Friday night In Greensboro, the victory over Duke. In the Midwest semifinals at N.C. Syracuse Coach Jim So- Cincinnati Thursday night, eheim, whose team Is 26-3 for Darrell Griffith, Louisville's the year, says he wasn't sur- slamidunking 9Modion will pelsed by the Penn win and to offset Sidney Moncrief, the notes the ACC may be versatile full court player who led Arkansas to their sixthMaybe the league Isn't that place ranking. . tough," he said. In the Midwest nightcap, No Led week's Quaker succ I Indiana State takes on - M convey we lmprealon he Isn't too tightly wrapped but that Isn't so at Last week, three New Englead orts writers, mindful of the 10 seasons L.ehadapent with the RedSox before theytraded him to iu wuav vi iuv uwi i . . ' Kissimmee S pring cked it to McDonalds, 21-11. --4 NCAA ReaCi eS Semifinal Stage of the Ails Altamonte Springs Little .- - : Tickets are $5 for reserve seats and $4 for Ox Baker, Ray Candy and Bubba Douglas U11J1 CS #I UIVJU Y PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP!) - Other matchups in the 8 p.m. card Sunday -- In NFL'Fame' Tournament against Thor The Viking and Herb Calvert; Cyclone Negro vs. Buggy McGraw; Bill Ejomo vs.-Mr. Tenyra; and Tonga vs. Mike Hammer... Advance tickets are on sale in the Seminole High athletic department. Rhodes is noted for having th e most charis- - 197-7A via S U Z1 3 Omp , Cws*one, C'.a.I Plan ' MMII, Cia,g. • Vi • A,,w,can i.o.0 Case S C.n. Blanche • D.'s c . Cash Jim Hemphill, Manager IANPOID 555 W. First Strait' Mon.. Fri. 0-6 Sat. IS 322.2121 -— - -__--_ - ----- —-------------------.-------- -- ----- — -- I -- - - w;._ ( 5. " �U-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 13, 19 ruin nice, )1C, U: 4 Witch wolf 14.20 7.20 100 New Orins 21 49 . 2 Proud011ver 10.20 5.60 Western Conference NHL Standings 6 AntiochJet 3.00 Midwest Division By United Press International T (24) 102.40; P (42) 161.11; 1 (4 W I. Pct. GB Campbell Conference 241 544.40. Time 32.31. Kan City 41 29 .516 Patrick Division Sleffi lace S-Il, A: Denver 3033 535 W 1 T Pis. Milwauke 3 Joyful Event 5.40 3.00 2.10 31 39 .443 10 NY Islanders 42 1312 96 5.00 360 Indiana 20 39 .435 101/1 2 QUICK Printer NY Rangers 31 22 0 02 4 Easy Eddie 3.40 26 42 .3.2 11 Atlanta 37 24 7 $1 Chicago 0 (23) 24.20; p (3.2) 72.11; T (3.2. Pacific Division Phladelphia 31 22 14 76 342.60. Time 31.41 W L Pc?. GB Smythe Division Seventh Race, S-lI, C: Seattle 42 27 .609 W I. I Pts. Phoenix 6 JA Ginger Snap 10.20 13.00 100 41 20 .594 1 Chicago 25 30 12 2 She Talks 9,20 3.00 62 Los Ang 10 29 .510 2 Vancouver 19 3910 4$ Diego Black Ava Ave 2.00 3$ 32 .543 4½ St Louis 17 4110 44San Q (24)94.11; p (5.3) 16090,1 (6-2 Portland 36 33 .511 6 Colorado 31 39 443 1112 4) 447.0. Time 32.01. 14 16 9 V Golden St. Wales Conference ligliffi lace, 5.16, I: Wednesday's Results Norris Division 7 DOW Duster 12.60 020 0.00 Phoenix 128, Boston 117 W I I P15. S dc's Gene 5.00 4.60 Seattle 99 Phila 96 Montreal 41 11 10 90 ,,,,, 1 Orange Crash AAII. 4 40 Pittsburgh 29 2010 60 Q(1-á)32.20,p(74)140.fl,T(74. San Anton Los An; 112 Los Angeles 29 3010 68 1) 404.60. Time 31.11. Houston 129, Kan City 101 Washington 21 35 12 54 Ninth Race, 5.16,1: Denver 120, New Jersey 100 Detroit 16 35 16 2 Angel WhIner V.40 0.20 1.40 San Diego 110, Portland 105 Adams Division 6 BoddidleScoft 6.00 3.40 Golden St. 113, Atlanta 9$ W I T Pie. 7 Brave One 3.20 Friday's Games Boston 37 19 12 $6 0(24)91.20; p (24) 291.11; T (2-4. Detroit at Boston Buffalo 29 2414 72 7) 903.11. Time 31.90. New Jersey at Golden St. Toronto 29 2111 Tenth Race, 1-16, A: Indiana at Philadelphia Minnesota 25 3111 61 $ Norm C. Eckert 9.20 5.20 3.10 Milwaukee at Washington Wednesdays Results 6 Diver Kea 3.60 2.00 Atlanta at Los Angeles Atlanta 6, NV Rangers 4 5 Forbes 7.60 Kansas City at New Orins Phil. 4, Chicago 0 0(64)12.40, p (14) 69.36; T ($4. Phoenix at San Antonio Minnesota 1, Montreal 1 5) 290.00. Time 31.40. Chicago at Houston Detroit 1, Washington 1 Eleventh Race, 1.14, 0: Buffalo 4, Toronto 1 I Wright Emma 3.00 3.20 2.00 Pittsburgh , LOS Ang 3 S Surf Ira Potts 6.40 3.40 Thursday's Games 7 Most Clutch 3.00 NY Rangers at Boston Q(14)fl.*,Pn.uno,To4 SANFORDORLAP4()O Toronto at NY Islanders 7) 491.11. Time 33.11. WEDNESDAY MATINEE Atlanta at Philadelphia Tweltthlace,%.D: Firstlace,$.1l,D: Vancouver at Buffalo 4 Manatee Dodle 6.10 1.20 3.00 7R Friday's Game Sn0bApp1 1.20 3.40 Eanaii 29.40 10.40 9.104 New Vancouver at Colorado Whirlwin 9.00 New Color 6.30 1.40 0(4.1)13.00, P (4.1) 42.36; T (4.5. 6 RH's Shelly 137.; 7 (1-44) 2.316.40. 3) 200.46. Time 39.11. A - 321$; Handle 1360.113. Time 32.06. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Second Race, 1.16, C: First lace, 1-16,0: NBA Standings I Super Boy 4.00 3.00 3.00 5.40 3.00 3.00 By United Press international 2 Mark Life 3.00 3.20 3 Tuft Formula Rocktown Tom s 7.40 3.00 Eastern Conference 4 l's Fame 4.20 4.40 Atlantic Division OD (1-1) 111.50,0(1.2) 14.61; P (1. 6 Alert's Cool Q(31) 27.11; 7(3.14)133.20. TIme W L Pct. GB 2) 43.00; T (1.24)140.11. Time 31.7$. 3l.M Wash 45 21 .662 TftirdRace, S.16,M: SecendRace,,C: Phila 35 32 .522 10½ 1 Manatee Mork 21.40 10.20 1.10 2 TA 4.10 3.40 2.40 New irsey 33 34 .193 121/3 2 ROt. Cannon 12.60 3.00 7 Molly A 4.40 310 New York 7$ II .414 1$ S Wright Derrick 3.00 4.30 Boston 26 41 .31* 19½ 0(1-2)19.61 p (1.2)740.10; T (12. 3 Susie Mae 00(32)14.21; 0(2.7)13.41; P (2Central Division 0) 1,354.11. Time 32.11. 7) 22.16; 1 (21-3) 123.40. Time 35.99. w i. Pc?. GB FOU,tKRaC.,1.I4,MZ Third RaCe, 1.14,1: San Anton 12 26 .611 3 Atari 13.00 3.60 7.00 Norma I Tiger 2710 4.60 2.10 Houston 30 30 .559 i 1 Madison Cactus 6.20 4.00 7 Wright Affairod 2.20 2.20 Atlanta 39-31 .337 1 3 FWs Dooley 2.20 Clevelnd 21 40 .412 11 0(1.1) 29.11; p (1.1)17.06; 7(1.1- 1 NJ's Crash On 0(3.7)13.40; P (1.7)111.61, 7(1.1Detroit 26 41 .3*0 15½ 3) 449.10. Time 31.11. I) 217.11. Time 31.64. I PsvrffiRace, 5.I6,B: 4 Snappy Sissy 17.10 740 3.00 3 Chatelaine 3.00 2.40 2 Champion Bill 2.20 ' 0(4-1)32.40; p (4.5)90.30:7(4.1. 2) 242.11. Time 31.12. Pifik Race, 1.16,1: n S Alerts Doug 24.20 9.40 0.00 4 Wright Is Is 21.00 9.40 3 Executrix 3.00 Q (14)179.61; P (1.aII) 24.90 (all. 1) 21.40; T (143) 1439.11. Time AGENCV INC. Pro Hockey Dog Racing San Antonio Crowd Inhospitable C IW LU purs Clout ers In V/ild Jne OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Gervin's 14 first period Points, BBCkS IS, j In: grabbed 16 rebounds and fled By United Press Intereatiosal Inhospitable best. The Loe Angeles Lakers were Jim Price went after one fan jmped to a 32.24 edge, led by 15 a first-half spurt that carried JOImIOn scored . at after Gervin scored six straight points, Junior Bridgman 23 Denver to their first victory in not pleased with the reception he thought threw something ething they t In San Antonio Wed. him and the entire Laker team pot in And and Lloyd Walton a caeerhlgh three games. nesday nigh. their left in WIthOU were never really threatened. .20 when Milwaukee blasted the Clippers 110, TraIl Blazeri 105: Gervin, the NBA scoring- ,j and set a club record for The Central Divlslon4eadlng stopping In the locker room Lloyd Free scored points Spurs handed the slumping "All of us, including me, have leader, flnWied with 34 points, the most points in a game. The and San Diego won Its ninth Lakers their fifth straight loss, a tendency to get carried away passing the 12,000 career-point old mark was 152 points in a straight at home to widen Its ID the process. triple overtime game last lead over the Blazers to 1½ 1412, dropping LOS Angeles a when we're playing well," said full game behind Phoenix for Coach Jerry west. "%I we get "We really played great. I season against the New York games in the battle for fourth second place In the Pacific disappointed when we don't hope we can keep it up," said }CgiJ place in the Pacific Division Spurs' Coach Doug Moe. and the boisterous and a spot In the playoffs. in, Kings ir: play well." Division, In other games, Phoenix crowd of 14,376 was at its Rudy Tomjanovlch poured in WarrI00l 113, Hawks U: San Antonio, led by George IItIIiM Pihv 1%..117 *.I$1 --1 .I_A_ -- '.. '-' £..u.A:da w" ,jggg IIiJ[I$V awru hi POURS .PJA XJUW5, iI1JJI U(I beat Philadelphia, 9917, MU- Jumpers, to lead Houston over and teamed with JoJo White to waukee stomped New Orleans, injury.rl(Iled Kansas City. key a fourth-quarter spurt that 158402, Houston breezed Past Nuggets 126, Nets ill: carried Golden State over Kansas Qty, 129-107, Denver Dan fuel scored 24 points, Atlanta. routed New Jersey, 120100, San Diego edged Portland, 110.100, and Golden State beat Atlanta, 113-00. Suns 126, Celtics 117: Walter Davis scored 14 of his 24 points ln the fotrth quarter to lead Phoenix over Boston. SuperSonics if, Philadelphia N: Gus Williams hit a tiebreaking juniper with 46 seconds remaining and finished with 23 points, to lift Seattle over Philadelphia. Florida President Visits Local Seminola Rebekahs PAsts By Tern Vincent Georgie Francis from left) Lyndall Francis, Gloria Warren, Marie Richter and Harry Ricking Eas tern Star Ins tails - The Sanford Maso nic Temple was the setting for the I nstallation of officers of Seminole Chapter No.2 Order of the Eastern Star (OES). The chapte r was called to order by Ralph Gebert, Junior Past Patron, and Elsie Gebert, Junior Past Matron. Gloria Warren, installing officer, was Introduced and escorted to the East. e in turn, Introduced Insta llation assistants Joyce Nicholson, installing ma rshal; Kathleen Reynolds, installing chaplain; Helen Leinhart, installing organist; Olive Pierce, assistant organist ; and Lyndall Francis, soloist. After a short recess the invocation was given by Rev. Dr. Virgil Bryant and a processional and presentation of flags by Shriners, Master Masons, Commandry, Courtesy IKARM lames Happy 31.11. About Trade Sixth Race, 5.14. 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($1) narw icoriu a guns mu -w--- of ---w- • Steve Jensen scored two assisted on Ken Jjgan'i first-period gams.wmer and goals In the final 10:20 of the S1$ turned lnthe third period to lift IM shutout to pace the Flyers over Into Its tie with Pittsburgh, the Hawks with Tom Lyslak, keeping the two teams In a Pat RIbbl., Harold Phillipoif second-place deadlock In the and Greg Fox in uniform for Norris Division. WHAt (cago. Thd-pa-Iod goals by Auth We were nervous and a B Bernier tonighi'sgame meant a great Cole andSerge sald 2-2tlsto give Quebec Its victory deal to over Winnipeg. NDIVIDUAL c Mmoo %, • OUR MAftI MIRvu £ 15th YEAR. • LAIG5T SUCTION Of MOWIUS IN ORLANDO B!IW'S - OWED 311119 1-1 .4 e' . .v- attending the meet ing were Henrietta Zorn, past chaplain Lucile Ewell, vice president of of th e Assembly of Florida; the Rebekah Assembly of Emlly Jameson and Essje Cole, Florida; Hattie Raynor, past district deputy presidents district deputy president of of District 10; Theod ore District 10; Marie Norman, Schneider and Henry Jameson, pasttreasurer of t he Depart- past district deputy grand ment Association of L.Ai'M.; masters of District 8. During the business meeting plans were made for an anniversary dinner for Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and friends. This celebration wil l mark the 90th year of Odd Fellowship In Sanford, and th e 63 anniversary of Seminola Rebekah Lodge 43. -' '1, -. Ushering In Spring at the Woman's Club of Sanford's Annual Benefit Bridge and Canasta games this week were Mrs. Charles Manhart (from left) Mrs. Estelle Davis, Mrs. Patsy Nicholson and Mrs. A. McCallum. Proceeds from the card games will benefit club projects. Mrs. George Drew, chairman of the Public Affairs Department, was chairman of hostesses at the all-department event. BRIDGE Gi' every NEWBORN aantage MarCh of Dhnes THIS 5PACI CONtIeutI By I SI ART S J'tie CUSTOMIZED REDI-MADE sAVI DRAPERIES 08 S SELL 0 -10600VIO", ON SAl I. s IOl)AY iOl' & COMI'AHE' 11 .t4f ST AFd Life Sandals. fitting way to Classy Comfort. !LI A fteratibiis NEED AN ODD LENGTH? WE WILL SHORTEN OR LENGTHEN ANY 1ST QUALITY CASEMENT, OR ANTIQUE SATIN ... ABSOLUTELY FREE! OUR CXCLUDES CLOSE OUTS... 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DEAR DAUGHTER: See BJ.IN your mother and ask her to WASHINGTON,N.C. explain her actions and talk DEAR B. J.: I think your about her feelings frailly. husband should quit drinking Don't judge her us$11 you have and looki ng at bags. ------TIWAD AflDV 51., ,IA,MI "I ..eI L1AIt ABBY: Can a girl get recently remarried and told us pregnant from kissing with her because I'm really afraid to she was selling the family mouth open? , Please help me. farm. Because my sisters and CONNIE IN ANCHORAGE DISCOURAGED IN brothers (and I) loved the farm DEAR CONNIE: No, But It's a ARUNGTON so much, we asked her to sell It _ goobeginning. DEAR DISCOURAGED: to us to keep it In the family. Your letter tel me that you Do without telling any Of Us, fl33 Wedding bells In your future? have hope and WANT to live, mother sold the farm to a total Whe ther your lifestyle Is it yoa- doctor hasn't bee, stranger! to gownorbluejeam,Abbylaysj$ able help you after 14 years Abby, we are all so hurt that of wmekJy eatnieni, ash him to we are going out of our way to all oat for you In her booklet, rofer you to asether therapist, avoid seeing or talking to our How t Have Lovely WedSoad $1 , a long, Please Write agAIn is We mother. stamped (2$ cents) selland ten me hew you I feel guilty about avoiding addressed envelop to Abby: feel. I ear,, my own mother, but I Just can't DEAR ABBY: My iwbend bring myself to forgive her. The U2 Usky Drive, Beverty hills, Calif. 16212. todriablat night had feel the same way. and confused that the reason Can you or one of your 1• ,,,.uh I'4,i e,. ... un me a wveiy overnigm readers ju w .,, who has expe enced d some reason togozUving hag for Valentine's Day was the same situation helprius? DEAR ABBY: I am 40 and my life Is worth absolutely nothing. This is not just middle. age depression. I've been this way all my life. Ihave failed in every relationship I've ever had, beginning with my family while growing up. !was a complete failure as a wife, too. (I cannot have childeen, but I probably would have failed as a mother, too.) I have failed In the business world 1110. I can't 511fl3 to succeed In anyt hing. I have really fried, Abby, but eWrythlng I do ends in failure, Suicide seems to be the only solution. Please don't tell me I NO a psychiatrist. I have been going to the same one every weék for l4 yea-s,and he haai't me. If he had, I wouldn't 1"I feel this way. .:Other than suicide, Is there yanawerforsomeonewhois so hopeleasly m iserable? - Itusooeme . Hahn VD-w". Riding Mower. . 1) oç b . i g.. .To.. . FiAd.. A Reason To Go On Living DUtIWQ 32.40 Darcy - GLi-IS, Rainbow Girls and DeMolay. Installed were Marie Richter, Worthy Matron; Harry Bicking, Worthy Patron; Lyndall Francis, Associa te Matron; George Fra ncis, Associate Pa tron; Phyllis Freund, secretary; and Mae Sheppard, treasurer. Also Ann Fisher, conductress; Lawayne Stewart, associate conductress; E thel Peurifoy, chaplain; Glenna Tenney, marshal; Helen Leinhart, organist; Denette Tenney Adah; Harriet Frocke, Ruth ; Camille Bicking, Esther; Ka thy Alexander, Martha; Annette Barnard, Electa; and J. Elton Warren, Sentinel. The acceptance speeches made by the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron were In keeping with their themes and alms for the year. Followin g the ceremony, those attending were Invited into the dining room for refreshments. 4 ,,. She Keep F The Atlanta Flames and Manager Bob Pulford. Phyllise 0(4.1) 34.20, P (4.1) 116.7$; T4.7. Chicago Black Hawks showed In ether games. Minnesota 1) 172.11. Time 21.34. muuirmi, 1J, ia LW 1MVVEN aum ILIL11316 Seventh lace, 1.14, St stopped Toronto, 4-1, Detroit and the early results have to S Confirmed 3.30 3.00 230 3 Fast Lance 3.10 2.40 make the Flames very happy. dumped Washington, 44, and 1 Mr. Buckingham 2.10 swungPittsburgh and Los Angeles 'GI) U 14.00: P (1.3)36.70; 7(1.1. awesome eight-player deal skated to a 3-3 tic. 1) 42.0. Time 31.62. Quebec took a#2 victory over IlgBtklace,1-161 I: Tuesday and there were three 3 Signal 10.40 5.10 4.10 new Flames and four Winnipeg in the only World I Lii Toots 4.10 2.00 Hawks In uniform last night. Hockey Association game. S KaIKI Kan 1.40 0(3.4)29.20, P (3-4) $1.46, I Atlanta come from behind to North Stars 4, Canadleis 3: 1) 439.11. Time 31.41. Glen Sharpley and Tom defeat the New York Rangers, Nino Race, 1-14,S: Yousghana scored 16 seconds 6.4, In a key Patrick Division I Wright Elvis 3.10 3.10 3.20 apart late In the third period to 1 Manatee Halile game while the Hawks were 5.10 7 SheeVictorlous 6.30 blanked, 44-at home -by the give Minnesota Its win and 0(1-4) 4710: P (4-1) 6.6I; 7 (4-1extend Montreal's winless PhIladelphia Flyers. $6.11. Time 31.61. 'The Flames scored three streak to three games. Tenth Rice, 5.16,7*: 3 Trapper Red 5.10 3.10 2.10' goals In each st the last two Sabres 4, Maple Leafs 1: 6 Steam Train 4.40 2.10 periods and moved to within a Rick Martin scored two goals S Jets In Time 3.00 and Jun Schoenfeld scored a 0(34)11.11, P (3-4)41.5I1T(34 point of New York for second 1) 117.21. Time 31.42. place In the Patrick Division. goal and added an assist to help UIeve*k Rec. S.14.C: "So far, so good," said new Buffalo snap Toronto's I Wind Maker 13.10 5.40 10. 10 game winning streak, 7 Manatee Dan 16.40 6.40 captain Jean Prosiovod. "We 2 Vaquero, 2.00 belIeve we made a good deal Red Wimp 4, Capitals 1: O 42.00; P 143.41:7 (17- but only time will tell." New Paul Woods, Vaclav Nede2) 417.40. Time 31.13. rrsaniky, Dale McCow't and Flames Ivan BoldIrev and Twelfth lace, Ile, C: 6 Wright Flame 9.40 5.10 3.00 Willie Huber scored first-period Rota each earned assists 2 Manatee Norma 3.00 5.00 picked goals as Detroit snapped Its third-period wIata I Like lIke 7.10 our-game winless streak and while Phil played a 0(24)17.4*, P (6-2190.111111 7 (#-I6-1. ended Washington's six-game 4) 146.00.Time X.M. 4)140.01. strong defensive game, * - 3441, Handle $351,111. Meanwhile In (]ileaso. Bill unbeaten _.T (1-I) Members of Seminola Rebekah LOdge Number 43 recently honored Mrs. Elsie Nugent, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Florida with a dinner and meeting. The dinner was served in the dining room at Sambos Restaurant. The charming first lady of the Rebekahs, Mrs. Nugent highlighted the evening with her interpretation of th e beautif ul love story of Isaac and Rebekah. Mrs. Nugent's motto is "Life without friends is worthless. Let us be kind, friendly and forgiving." A love bouquet courtesy was enacted for the president. Those taking part and presented her with a bouquet of her favorite flowers, talisman roses, were Elizabeth Hannum, May Rubow and Essle Cole. Virginia Roche, noble grand, gave Mrs. Nugent a corsage. Her gift from the lodge was a monetary one. Standing guard over this gift was a pink French poodle. Marie Norman, talented musician from Orlando, delighted everyone with her music. Interwoven with her selections were many of the preside nt's favorite songs. Other distinguished guests erata Pro Basketball A-= Thursday, March 15, 197-18 . ..•.._..•,_. - . - - -,-. ..-..., - -. •-•-• - -... - -. _ - - . , - . -. -. .. - -.__ -+. - .. . ...... _. . - '.- .,. , - 0 FRI. MITES FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK ... .Iflb • OPEN WEAVE CASEMENTS 4805 59 Pu NOW. $279 P. .NOW........$c . 48*63 19. t1s *5. D OW! TOWN SAN FORD MOE 322.1244 $479 'r DOUBLE WIDE %X".. $1199 .1 .L fl11. MMS Mon. thru Thurs. 10-I- Fri 10.-$at, 104- Sun. 12-4 SANFORD 2994 ORLANDO DR. ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. or �i CIRL ONC.S. Scoutin on this 1woudly solute A? Girl Scouts on this, H OPENS A WORLD OF urruKiuNmES For our daughters and our community. We are proud to support them. Anniversary. A I jj DEBARY DELTONA 2 Hwy 1792 910 Deltona Blvd SANFORD .S Orla ndo Dr. I r . r •.• Girl Scouts tend •.• • We're Proud 'JI You r - r care. - -. SINCE 1884 PJ uw U S Quotsi 0,, — . Has,., / 3fl4fl5 on 831-9774 TOIN IF RU11I 11 the S ' 41" -• . . TONY RUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY . -- ALL FOIMSOP IN$URANCI.&$OND$ Ph. 322.2S$1 221 Magnolia Ave. Sanford S ., 5 • P111111 rnasiav rne,..nw bvme - evw -,\ 2417 S. FRENCH AVE SANFORD -. Part of the fun - s... • I Girl •.. .. . ) \ . 14 c..iiM.l,s w P ik! - HAPPY BIRTHDAY now - Prevention Program... He John and Maryon Quigley also schedules baby sitter have been doing a lot of en. Have a verry happy St. seminars with church or Girl tertalning lately. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick's Day Scouts 51oIs and his pet James Slowineaki from L)'fl HastalaVista. project is "Project Concern",a program where people are called every daytomakesure th)!are okay. Abo%g 725 people rr ? In Seminole County alone me -•. Engagement and wednouncement. Wedding C hannel A LIWMJ Will dingHerald forins areava at . -Present this award to Deputy the offielesllablean_ forms and pictures mu4be sfibmitted within two Schuckman March 30 at a nounce these events. The weeks 0 g. meeting at the Milan forma may be ct The Herald House of BeOrIando. pro black and white OURSELVES editor for warm. CongratuMIlLons photographs if a picture is Informati on a fl d to Mary Robb, a member of the desired with the ansuUestlons. Girls of all different backgrounds CuRL SCOUTS are brought together through Scouting. It becomes a rich and rewarding experience for them • sharing, learning and striving... together. Scout is meeting .. fri.nds, Getting Ma John Hamilton A STATE I 1. FINECREST II - # A. - 7 I .1 'Y1]i CENTER LL -• HWY. 1742 AT 2"h ST. IN$U1ANCI COMPANY • .4 - 13fl E. Simoran Blvd. CasseRwry .. •;• .. - . - 'i i i A q, q., esie ., JL'JJI — S The Girl Scouts S A o. America groom our girls to be GIRL 'I - happy adults. FARM BUREAU INSUUNCE COMPANIES %VM IrAw F! • . II ences' crafts, ....1.1S, uufl. 5 ST}UNO RSEI %, A COUTS ., S . . - FERTILIZER Lake Mary Flo. sei,i. ,,, . - - Serving Apopk a, 5.1. 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He decided to remove the pi pe by sawing through it, planning to replace the sawed section .. .. . At* with new pipe. He started with a hacksaw, but this proved too slow. Then heusedhissabersawwlth a metal-cutting blade in It. This required the use of a long extension cord and the only one handy was the two-wire type. He used it, along with a three-pronged plug. He was concentrating so hard on his pipe problem that he neglected two important considerations: (1) The saber saw needed to be grounded through a three-wire extension to protect him from shock; and (2) he was cutting a metal pipe connected directly to ground. The project followed Murphy's Law, which says that anything which can go wrong, will go wrong. The short occurred. There was a bright blue flash and the homeowner was violently thrown from his ladder. He Herald photo by Tom Netsi BGS SERVES As a community Sanford-Seminole (IK& performs lecture demonstrations in public schools without charge. Currently on the school tour are six outstanding dances of divergent ethnic background, choreographed and narrated by I?.5 .• It. I I 11w 1* • I performs a .5 .5 (lance From Japan inalecture (leifloliSt ration this week at IdIIwidIe School. . have been electrocuted. There are several points in this story. For one, when improvising, don't overlook common-sense safety precautions, no matter how frustrating or distracting the Job has become. For another, be wary of speeding up any worft. roir IN YOUR' Ch'161d By ELLIE GROSSMAN fractures heal; who are told frtglen1ng (Urns on child abuse by Child Protective Services, if and workshops with a city The Herald Services NEW YORK (NEA)— you want your child back, let a hospital pediatrician and other They're one of a kind, the SCAN-New York volunteer experts on the subject. abusing mother and her abused work with you, along with the Then she was assigned to a child. Both fearful rejected professionals, black mother, 28, whose Infant immature; the former teaching The volunteers — all women son had suffered three the latter to deal with but one, from 22 to 50 — are mysterious concussions, frustrations by losing control generally unemployed which But it took weeks to make physically, guarantees their availability. If contact. "I'd write letters and So the child becomes an the lock jams at 2 p.m. or 2 I'd call and she'd say, "I don't abusing parent — whose a.m., the mother has someone need any help. I need my children then go on to to call for help instead of privacy.'" abuse theirs. panicking and punching the Finally, they met. But while the child is al ways baby. "She has scratches and scars viewed sympathetically, the But the volunteer must be all over," Mrs. IAdsky says. parent is despised. available for the right reasons. "She was severely neglected as Allow compassion for the Says founder Nancy Fisher, a child. Her mother is an mother, too, and ma y be the "Applicants are carefully alcoholic and she wasn't fed or cycle can be Interrupted, screened because we don't want clothed." That's the "help one , save people who want to solve their So "child development" and many," philosophy underlying own problems by controlling "motherhood" were just word SCAN-New York (Suspected someone else or taking their to her. "She had no concept of Child Abuse and Neglect), a anger out on that person." either. She thought of her baby privately funded volunteer, The volunteer must be as a grown-up and she couldn't f*TUIt•IIdSS association which patient, reliable, self-assured, understand why he made ofJSf*tSS like similar programs cOifliflitted, understanding—a demands on her time. in Little Rock, Ark.; Chicago; ministering angel who can "And she hardly touched Denver; Berkeley, Calif.; and withstand onslaughts of him," she says. "If I pick him elsewhere in the country. frustration, up, he'll be a sissy,' she'd say. Formed in 1977 by Nancy Uke Paula Udsky, mother of She'd only feed him tfhe was Fisher SCAN-New York two, who volunteered in March lying In an infant's seat." oversees 20 volunteers who '78 when she first heard about work.oneto'one with 30 abusive the program. "I'd always and-or neglectful mothers wanted to do something about child abuse, although it frightenedme"shesa Mothers whose children are she underwent in. W in protective custody in the terviews and the three days' hospital after the bum or training. which includes For everything you're (Mwb by Mini NiIi1 5LING51 • MATCHING HANDBAGS .•' - .. 5 Sizes 5to ID N or M vviu,,e or Taupe T S S 3199 It's the beginning of a memorable Spring, with long and leggy looks to set the stage Like Footworks S16ppy. new. sky-hi slings in softest kidskin leather Now get set to shine in e pnng o 9. 211.220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322.3524 S.'tl.I.SiAIjThIflhl)fl . I World, Positive Image," was theme of the Soulbeast regimall meeting of the A. held at OrIamlo's Sheragm Twin Towen when over 400 women gathered for the 341ay eenteres $0 U.S.A. Worn to FOR SPRING AT BIG DISCOUNTS" NLWSWMLNTbATIAIdIASTICSALLPIIICLS GM3 F Into n o and up t 0... "ft's a Woman's Burrell (right) Who Won a Mae ribbon for bringing ii Girl SC" of .41 ingenious new techniques. Perhaps these unexpected problem are a part of the exciting challenge of doing t hings yourself — but they also can be the source of serious hazards. Take the case of the homeowner with the deeply-clogged nplpe,atrusstory. Theclogprovedtobedownin th e basement portion of the pipe and drain cleaners didn't work. He decided to remove the pipe to clean it. The pipe . •. c 5 Among the Sanford Women auend,,g were vj,j ,uiiuma, left, piumucity chairman, sad Barbara ti .A"#I, kiv 11. 1 1 ;I For Shopping ... Cook. Ing ... Gardening ... American classicsSworthcoilect. I A able cOttOn-Poly. by MICE pot YOT11 00:Y1 100b : 1. 01 içS (II '' I Nsl: RAf6 4,aft NS QUIf:t%. t\$ t/ Af IV S ocit 1689 8 9 Cr 'ship. Western Slulln salutes these girls. V Play w * 1th others. Sharing A, A caringl you,grlsl GIRCCXI1S % THE STATE BANK OF FOREST Cffy MATE CITY ftft On ftrWH SW ftfu W11% A" A ftV Highway 434, San SeWban Square. AftmonteSprinp phone: 8&4= &"FORD BIRTh swoord / 5mdh orlw4o %ok pa* POWWOV DeftV Apopka ovildo rmy -- , is 1.9 esther's 200 N. PARK SANFORD PH.322-2313 "W"PROM AW16L"01 novel" ICS ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT ftft ... . S — maryl HAW fM$vacs co.naIeurIosvT4Pu.u$NI. S 5i IAR-I.QUI CORRAL Gra TO s.• S - Girl Scwts of skilled In the ar" . Model Coats Work! ' POMVE MAGE 322416" MIN (3ming to Work Together . ~ AIMLA SANFORD FL 11110 • . NIX 13th b SANFORD AVE. ___ . moffs . S IDI No matter bow carefully you plan, home pro jects may not go by the book. The instructions tell you to remove a bolt, and then you find that the bolt is from tight. That part of the pr oject which should have taken less than a min ge suddenly becomes a project in itSelf. This kind of event ptshes the doit-yourselfer to his limlt& He is forced to improvise and even come up with . FREE ISTINIATES USEDFURNITURE OPEN: WED. SAT. 4:30 130 We extend sincere -. ft Custom Caterers HA S' "A FINE KEITLE OF RSH belv" VOW "no . CUSTOM DRAP1111111115 SUP COVE" I•duuruat U ome Plans H children's Christmas present to them f aunts. ow days vacation Disneyworld! •. Frances Pratt and Ennis serves all the children In the achievements accomplished In and Betty Williams of 14)Ch communitywith different ren the area by the recipients. Arbor. They had dinner at the activities for everyone. The Judges select the most Skyline restaurant at the act es or outstanding ones, being five Orlando International Airport, The Lake Mary Woman's this year, three from Seminole and by the way, what a way to club isplanning "side County and two from OM90 901 The Williamses drove their wheeler cruise ,, at the Weidva County, and one of those from very fancy and beautiful y, Seminole County Is Deputy decorated In red and beige Falls Park for Thursday, th ucman. velvet upholstery. It was fun all Mamt,ers should be at He has been with theSheriff's the way,Frances said. 1 •h lfl.'ffi . . k —II £ .UV f rt din .5 the the price is $2 per person. short time cent Ga. Bring your own lunch o1 stan the people has been tremen. were Frances' aunt and her it at the concession don_s. Caring and helping people husband Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chairman of this program Pat Is his main concern. Kirkland and her uncle Albert Fox-and her committee Jinnie He helped coordinate the saltz. Wh" It aW"$ tO MWbM- 1114 TORY NMI Team has the efte. Ow $Petlblish Own IM 801 Vft a Policy. We 0Wy "w IlowfIl"I r,*" $ #r4 S , local T.V. and radio stations celebrating their 27th wedding charge of the Lake Mary Police thru letters of recom. anniversaries Feb. 12 were Ed Y6uth Action Center, which mendatlon, mentioning the and PHONI our community MARCH 1117 ,., rw Avto AW GOMM hWrma Count on them to be out front— working to better ____S ' I __ LOW! Pr el HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICIAL SCOUT UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT SANFORD PLAZA — ,- - JCPenney Girl S Going Places .gP . projects with tender loving n 1 S ,-., to all their ur piiyS M Stalks Man -..1!f treatments for high blood Woman's Club in Lake Mary, The sta ed at theG Fewe.Afreeteatwas gjven for the award of appreciation Rutonot el ouhe de'ight of' to some of the members at- presented to her from the 1cfr en that were constantly tending the meeting. by Capt. Carl busy visiting all the attractions Deputy Ed Schuckman of the Salvation Army at the kingdom park. Maryon Seln COI1t) Sheriffs Dept Mary has been dressing dolls was oke about the vial of11fe.A for the SA Christmas friendsbutal3oatIde hav1i. Very important service, distribution for the past four a terrific available for the asking will years. She usually dresses Sat urdayy they had dim dinner a help save time and lives in case between 10 or 12 each year. the Contemporary Hotel and of emergency. designs all her dresses in. Sn_ridey Mit g farew l Deputy Sch uckman is active elud ing jewelry and makes her r party for her friend& in voluntary work and lives in own patterns. Wow! A very buy lady she lAngwood with his wife Joanne Mary ftroughly en 51155, and children Edward, Melissa work that she has Joys her will be 3Ifl been dog" later on for a 10 days vacation and Josette. He has just been since her retirement of her own. hotified that he had been teacher for 50 years. This keeps selected to receive the Jef- her busy and probably to the congratulations to ferson Award. delight of many children Mary w will be lila award is given once a is way ahead of time with her getting ma r r ied in year, sponsored by the work this year- she has already u is the very American Institution for Public dressed twelve dons so far £OUIUUe T omlinson, daughter Services in Washington, D.C. 0. u. an .i.3P Ouuifl . The selection Is made by the Two ha of Madison, Wis. Rolando is in U Life...Beauty! S - cthurst, N.J., were their recent guests. And last week Rime Mane and Loretta Conlon and their three nephews and niece flew down from Kearny, N.J. for a PRA HUGHES Guests speaker Daphne -Y Carson, registered nurse fromCorrespondent the Seminole County Health 3230891 Clinic in Sanford, spoke about the reading, concern and - A Respect F -T Thursday, March iS, i91-3B An interesting ol ft USA for GIRL SCOUTS Evening Heratd, Sanford, Ft. war presented by the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce .OfTo Slavia, Ha. Lake Mary . Women D" 1 Caine d An CC Speaker Cited For S V I A MID-FLORIDA scows aLt z',L rneiru,fn In FIR FEDERAL .1endsoG1rI - . 5 •• •. - S -- �E BL 4B—Ev.nlnqH.ra.Sanford,FI. - _______________ by _ ThurWay, ____________ __________ March is, it" ound ACROSS Chic Young Answer to Previous Puzzle m 46 Haven &JT N W — ON DER 55 Rowing tools Z E N 8 State (Fr.) THEN cur IT IN metal Qk, - :i! ; Z A A H0 C — 57 Over (poetic) —1818 14 Cut-price deal 59 Fail 11111011MI 15 Buddhism 60 Cookin9 PJ __L K 0 u N IS vessel type LIA 16 Venomous OIN111111IT 0 01 spider 18 Respect 20 Pcd vegetable I Look out 21 Gait 2Greekdei 23 Mop book 3 Circus shelter 26 Shadowed 47 27 onster-like 5 Mexican Hampshire 48 Este 32 Great Lake cottonwood 28 Peover 33 Ram's mates 6 Coal product 29 Large cat chemical 34 Envir onment :tat fastener 31 Dos Vaterland Eggs Boiled In Your Diet DEAR DR. LAMB — Solmme years ago I read in a British mediCal JotaTal Oat raw eggs Drs, _ Lamb _ B EETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker ____________________________________ ZERO, HOW WELL, MY FOLKS CAN YOU 13E AREN'T VERY 50 PLIM81! SMART..-NEITHER WERE MY GRANDPARENTS... ...THERE'S BUT WEVE ALWAYS 35 Heartbeat 9 Heraldic cross chart Jobbr.) SEEN HONEST MORE AND DECENT .. IMPORTANT IsArr 37 Antiquated 38 Giber 40 Affected by brew 41 Went astray 42 Ton so DUM0 THAN THAT, 10 Ecumenical 33 Preholiday pa 50 K d 17 se 36 Senior 19 Diminutive suf. 37 Eagle's nest 39 Loathe fix 22 Tell buildings 40 Embraces 24 Subject 43 Water holes 25 Hope (Let) 45 Biblical land lettuce 51 Topper 52 Period 53 inventor Whitney 9 • 1 15 - THE BORN LOSER U TH16 CRAZY by Art Sa RX1011% powt L_••J — I E iii~i:ii~iZ :..:..:: e iais I observed that raw there Is three to six eggs drin bevefages or much blotin in the urine you, - war eliminate as there food you eat being is In all the _kMI _______________ ________________________ , Even though I'm not r"lly opinion is about using raw eggs? worried that a few raw egg, DEAR READER If you whites are going to cause* want my personal opinion, just vitamin or mineral deficiency.. g at a raw a anyone,l y d enough to keep me from adding prove of their use. Incldentally,~ 10 - ;rofn*nal opinW. There is good so'e for salmonella food. some basiiss poisoning. So I think It Is best although that all of the eggs we eathe ft d. The cooked, at lead sufficiently to' destroy the relationship of raw ggs vitamin deficiencies is based on that might be present in the raw.' the egg white and not the yolL state. The raw egg white contains an This is not just an indictment — 20 j — — . 21 som H"W rr MAO 600501 16 —— yf tI an which haaadevaaUng effect on the vitamins and rawegg tickleEggs --F 14 are a palate f for 1 BtdI.pect you want my bacteria. Raw eggs can be a 17 — 12 /01 Better 22 23 2 e 27 28 2 31 0 1 32 34 to 1 law 41 I — — I 42 — — 143' 46 ———— 5 uw Bob Mo .uO ntana - NO BUTS BOUT IT YOUNG MAN ! NOW GET TO YOUR HOMEWORK ARCHIE,SHOULDN'T YOUBEDOINGYOUR Bur, DAD— HOMEWORK11 ' uT DIDN'T YOU HEAR ME . ARCHIE 54 55 ________ ARCHIE 5 57 ———— —— ———— 59 ——— "iui, 17A17f THIS/I MY HOMEWORKf WRITE A REVIEW OF THE PRO6RAMS I 2 111V 111'' TONIGHTf WATCH — — 50 51 52 - able to inactivate blotin which Many of our food sources, in.. is a vitamin and is Important in cluding the meat group, are human metabolism. potential breeding and growing — — (NEWSPAPER ENTERPIOSE ASSN) HOROSCOPE E In fact, blotin was first places for germs. e. discovered because of the ef. development of cooking habits facts of done a lot more for man ' II AIJFOR PONY to ralL Fortunately, we are not Um Just plesse his palate. rats to we don't have as much Boiling water has historically of the iilme problem. been one of the beat ways to • will not prevent the spread ofwateraffect any of the other vitamins borne disessa. or minerals that you consume. For Information on what That's what I mean by saying vitamins and mine you your letter does exaggerate the should have, send w uw with can a bit. a long, starnped. ulfaddressed In man, you'd have to con. envelope for The Health Left sume a lot of raw egg whites to nwnber 44, Balanced Diet, ch Recommended Dietary anc deficiency an ause Ion of Allowances ( RDA). appetite, nausea, vomiting, a your request to Dr. Lamb In shiny tongue, pale complexion, care of this newspaper, P.O. ession and dry, scaly skin. Box 1551, Radio City Station, We don't normally see blotin New York, NY 10019. GUE LEA Little League baseball Is everyone's favorite season, including us here at the Evening Herald. deficiencies in man. Why? "U Present in our own intatine SO EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider (L) W ks I=1W INW "IMIS Is () IVAIJ 0 cti3'T /1 3 - 4 YO WIN Y • AIS order he chose to make these 94 out givingthe hand sufficient dec1a 99y scroUng his next Sw inpof like tha a pension fund! y you re an o0 0 - kvA. 0 6111 3-15 T13 " ft adA am I of ft" U a Ile, op BUGS BUNNY ___ Now PE2FQM ING, ftv"R AMP 1415 - -.• ow' . 4YvEfrEgP GOT 919 by Stoffel I HeimdahI gpjy' ggg' A ON IN THI ThIRP ROW I __ () ____ I ___ CC ___ • AQUARM (Jo.Web.19) You have a dam dataille todIbut you uZha1. osllin in eingtheg Sanfords games. e quo= of clubs. Declarer had ruffed club too t sia followed to LbS aecotr Ind SoAh shiould have gone riot after hurt- U East ruffed in an the Mird hurt Wood that last trUmP would still have been there to MR a dub and at him in dummy to discard last club an the fwzth holut If FAA rotund to ruff dedsrer would got his dub discard early and his club — ' ruff later ther w defense would just a ,the wspp ALTAMONTE SPRINGS T LPleY 015 1515 peAt iid Aft Per Individual questions ans wered It ji iA FIQ MEN 4 i County's envelopes. The most Interest. I questions will be used ffi column and will recel copIuofJAcoayuooEpN.) • I byStaneandJohnRomjt R04T/ "V •1 ____ I ____ I!! ____________________ .TUMSLEWUDS J . by T. K. Ryan I I ., ft ( \/FcIAsMr'-c: W ? I it •,• — W Iffn EV"ft P.O, Box 157 . • . ..... Ssnrd, Florida 32771 OneY.ar—$36.00 - Ift •. •. . SlxMonths—$J8. TWO Months—s6.so ••. • - filco Phone: 322.261 1. or 83 1.9993 • ( . i::-:i_: - - . I i ENCLOSED ISMYCHECK IN THE AMT.$ i L 4 eCRI ADDRESS:_ , by :: • NNId CITY' - • I ir ( ksis NAME p •• Hess biter My Sukct1.n To ___________ z0alm •• I .. • I . -- LtllIMHTIIHWI ______________________ to The Evening Herald today! Fill out coupon and mail. I 'I s IItJn,fl ___ I' F -a- most complete Litti. League Covertzge,suj,j / INOIPS r YOU CAN'T —' THEM Don't miss a single edition of Seminole :: KIN I Particularly appealing to our readers Is the box score format, which lists every player who appeared In the game. Johnny didn't have to get a hit to make our paper. He"s right there In the box score, no matter what,, pop. MO experts? Write "Ask the you bY Bob Thaves we do that the day right after the game. AN.) SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST We keep readers well Informed of all the games with photos stories, standings, schedules and box scores. And (00 you have a question W EM Ithou saw wou]dbs able toruft View. Oviedo to Altamonte Springs, and a thorough rundown of when East ruffed the on a you Aboolutely MM& orCAN= (Jun U102 biddird Way you my o— n or m y Be L$statthe — clulls and ruffed a club in ace, k arid queen hurts was rudely • "P%'WWJF Keepaneyeonthe sports pages for our usual coverage of all leagues from Seminole Pony to Paola, from played the ace and king of your copy of end u The Evening Herald has already earned its reputation as the No. 1 authority on Little League an e other baseball groups which cater to the 8 to 18 set here In Seminole County. dummy's fourth heart. The 1753 0 Q 9 J 10 7 IV 87 4 2 IV 53 with whom you romuticaIly for you today that you could get alangbestby sending f more competently do for •J107 •Q532 Astro-Graph yourself. The only person you oum count on Is No. 1. 1432 OX Raditto 0 City Normall ' N.Y. 119. ) A Be slurie to specify Wral sign. ARM (March 21-April 19) today4ou could be taken In by Vulnerable: Neither There is a danger todaytha acngatfseevalu. that Dsaler:No,th you' maY bw your Juillgrnent which in told to you. Ad age UP0fAVIIYW*=dm Before Pan pan 10 SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 2SDEc. 80mir4 to 111107tift, go on a PAN 20 Pow 34 21) Be wary of UMM ft"Mft mie". Pon 40 ftes 4 TAURUS(April 30-May 30) A risks on voubmes you do pm S* ftas So,NT wa you have set 1W yoursom tot personally conta You Pan Pon Pan may rA tum out as aq as it dm1t want to bm to pay for 110101111101111 00 ft drswing bard. WWW's MWAM oped" low: 0 Q Don't.atigaUanezCU, _______________ 7 the prolsct. 214= 30) 19) Not eveiryone youT be By OswaM . taut be dealing maintained today or y . your sau Slam depends only 3-2 ermeer RIDGE AT .KQ 106 Pursuits. Without an agenda Your hours coukl be dawdled IRA (Sept 2ct ) away unproductively. Discover Don't look to others to do things PRISCILLA'S POP That's why we treat Little League as being on a higher plateau than even major league baseball — NORTH 34$ . 0 mative years. . a dub in dummy and dia. Schediue your Ume today so bet hUla will result U you take that yw responsibilities take things for granted. Ptd your Priority over your pIeb posithilitlestowork. z ARRIVE ALIVE manufactures it. In fact, fl~ejre Is so much biotin manufaclured UR BIRTHDAY LEO 23-Aug. 2) Strive March I$, in today the dif. in your own Intestines t to distinguish today mere is a strong possibility ference between positive thatYOU may Profit this coming thinking and U111111,11101little op. ear . Ile former spelds tad by a. Ik ____________ M (Aug. nqepL 22) bringing ft about ntirtues PISCES (Feb. 30-March 30) to hover'aá2 • It's more than the All-American thing to do, it's a PBCeSetier fV ille YOUth of our community ill their tot-- -I I -• - I -._ -I - ' — - - �- 66—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL , ;. -.• . .. Thursday, March iS, 19fl - - • - - - LITTLE WOMEN ) NOVA "Einstein" The why and how of Einstein's thought Processes that brought him to his eanth.shattering conciu. slons are explained. 6:30 NBC NEWS () (!)OCBSNEW8 U ABC NEWS 6:30 EARTH, SEA AND SKY Q ANGIE Angie longs for her old waitrosslng days after a 700 - 9:00 QUINCY Quincy investigates charges that a Marine drill instructor was responsible for the death of a recruit. (4) U 0 HAWAII Q FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7-30 (1) LIARS CLUB (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MATCH GAME P.M. 0 1100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 6'OO (1) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Australia: The Timeless Land" A 2000-mile trek through t he Outback and a (4)0 THE WALTONS Jim. Bob's dreams are shattered when his poor eyesight keeps him from becoming an Air ____ j MRS. 00(1 PAUL NEWMAN "QPJmTET" :: RoiIlngood Homes Inc. to Carol, AS, Lot 2 1 E 7' of 3, Un. Williamson I hb. Worth Jr., Lt Is Nicholas A. Diomede a Mary B. dfOikI, $100, E 25' of 14, blk 3, Resurvey of Bik 4, Bruton it. tin. Lot 14, blk G, Howell Superior Constr. Co. to Loretta L. Wildmere, Lw. $100. Coe 2nd Sec. Reid, sql,, Lt 695 Plan of Longwood, John D. Henry & wt. Deborah to Donald W. Woodis & wt. Sally to $32,400. Ronald R. Darbo & *1. Shirley. Lt Nelson L. Hazard & wt. Noreen, E Johanna Financial to , & bik Q, Skylark Un. II Repi. 534.900. 57.SO'of Lotl, a was.so' of Lots, Ilk Mary Ann Wilson, Lot 9 Lake John R. Philpot, Jr. & wt. Glenda B, English Ests., Unit One. 169,500. Bingham Ests., Unrec. Plat - etc., to Wm. V. Christian & wf. DIane. Lt. OTHEUTTLERASCALE 6:45 0SESAME STREET 647 6:56 (1H$,NElGI*OR 7.fl " - - IV, EASTER NEST E GG I Earn extra money for the - holidays by soiling Avon. Now's a great time to start. - DlVOftC -$3O.IO ja,an Free details; KIT, Box Pompano, FL. 33061, 9414997. Mature experienced orderly, S to 4 shift. Sanford Nursing & Con . vaiescent Center, 930 Mellonville Ave. Apply in person. Notices' - must be exp, fork lift operStor & chauffeur license. Apply Car. dinal Industries, 3701 5. Sanford Ave. Equal Opportunity Em. - 10 PCT CASH DISCOUNT POP. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Rea l Estate Is sold daily in the player. MACHINES and can. cession Equipment, Star, Gold Model Ci'etors. Roy Smith Co. 353 Park St. Jacksonville, 32204. ______ - Dump Truck Driver. 40 hr wk, _____________ CORN Free jewelry kitll Earn high comm. Lisa party plan or sell direct. Call for tree catalog and lit, on T.F. 100631.1251. MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS Toil.Free 14354572 100ask for Bob Bevis. EOE. classified ads. Nothing small about that. MAIDS Full I Part time. Appl y In person. Exp. only DAYS INN SANFORD Trainee - Walgreen Drugs of Sanford. Paid vacation, - paid holidays, mdse disc, major med ical I retirement plans. 3239190 for appointment, with a NEED A SUPER * ,ft ____________________________________ - 00000 MORNING ______ CA AMER - - - - - A.M WEATHER boo (4)0 CAPTAIN I4GAROO —N.Y. Times 00 323-5176 a" . 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 6:30 (2) CA TODAY 0000 MORNING AMERI- 0UUAI, 11- YOGA AND YOU ' - -. -- . -. - - a a - 1 -.•------- - e i'ry ..d - 11111 ow nit 3 bb"IRN Xt.$55[ilI5S kI.L 0500 111111110 KWNIN ut to.rne PI*E l .- mm lfomw Iii : LOuNGE RUNWAYS OVERLOOK - PH. 333JJ5) - SANFORD LII TERMINAL SUNDAY - SANFORD - hUNCH 16 am..2 P.M. NIWOV !Ly" -- CSUkt - $3#n .+ MONO $1—Slid. Pool. Adults only, on )'lake Ada. Just So. of _____ Airport 'blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 353O67O Mariner's Village. 'LieIary—Lovsiy 19. Ian 0.1 Alr, No Pets. Ideal not. Person ft" am saw - MOVIELAND s Eat. . ____ IMfv 21*, Duplex, air, carport, sc -porch, adults, no pets. Security ,*.Apnii I. 333.7539, 31—Apsrtments Furnishsd - $3 - ___ __ __ Apis. fir Senior Cltijw.s. Do'v,. town, very clean & rosmny. See Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto. Ave. '' -. - Hwy. 1743$, ___ W1DNISDAY sicIa I2lS _____ ___ 4p.m. Til Ctu H DIAPT .ui NIOHY ' - CITIS - , , ___ ._ . . -. - Furnished i - s* Apt., air cord., adults Only, no pits. $145 mo., ,$QI Security. $43.3737. - garage on Clear Lake off Lake Dr. Asking $41,300. BORN BUILDERS. 471-7331 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 NEARLY AN ACRE LOT. 3 BR, 2 B, s plit plan, pan FR w.FP, louvered shuftin at wills, self Cleaning range, loensaker rat., dbl car garage, fenced, drive gals. 113,300. TOP COND. 4lR,5b,pmr.,00l 1. shopping, security system, ex tra insulation, brick front, U . U ., 1----.-,,n qi beautIful FP In FR, bay will. 3 OR, 114 b, 531.300. 2 STONY elegant white brick, 4 on, 2 I, outside .WertaIiment area wpooI & gazebo, wall for 1[LflIR. 322.3117 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. 6442115. LARGE 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, COMPLETELY FUNN. SHED IN EXCELLENT TASTE. LARGE LOT, OUT. FRUIT TREES ONLY 823,150. NEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORKSHOP, FENC. ED YARD, NEAR 25TH STREET. $30400 WITH EX. CELLENT TERMS. OVER SIZED 3 BEDROOM WITH PANELED DEN. FLEXIBLE FLOOR PLAN ALLOWS FOR 4TH BEDROOM, OIL HEAT, AIR COND., FENCED NEAR WITH FRUIT TREES I SPRINKLER SYSTEM. $Is,!00. CALL NOW THIS WON'T LAST. SEIGLIR REALTY BROKER Privacy, dueliprinklersys,m. 2 AC Units, PP in FR, breakfast rm Iformal DR. $53,005. .Sanford 321-0540 Orlando 327.1577 Harold Hal Realty DeLand 5611335 'REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or' Night ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS NESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 3322411. The Buyers Are Looking We Need Llstinsl OwIng March We Will LIst AM SeN Your Home Far Back on Market 3Bit, I b, fenced shady yd. 111 Pinecr,st Or. Drive by & call, 191,300. New listing — :-., .. . - IsWdu ___ - - -___ '. - - --_- 92.142.500. W. Garnet? While - JOHN K 11011 ASSOC. 117W. commercial Phone 327.7N1, Sd . - MAN New 3 51, I to CM, city water & sewer. $TEMPU $30 no. Wm. Maiic. aswkI, Realtor. 322.71S3. - AGENCY. Eves' 543-3540 2721559 - Johnny Walker Real (state, Inc. 0or81 co'wracser REALTOR 322-499) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - VAI FHA FInarcing -- 3224457..aft Hrs. 322.7111 Hardly used *30 830 9776 aft. 3 For sale sofa bed $150; swivel chair $30; sofa $185; room 61' Lasbra trailer. SR-421, Sanford, Fl. on 34 acre fenced land. 323.1373. '43—I.ots.Acre8ge 2 Acres Oak, Hickory, Sweet Gum, Palms. $14,000. J. C. Travis, work 323-0519; home 335-0113 10 acre tracts, St. Joins River access. $130 den. 20 yr. terms. Ostien. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 305-5415695 & *305026. Eve I wkends 904.734 .954. 52—Appliances -- KENMORE WASHER— Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES ___ 323-0697 S3—TV.RadioStereo S ACRES IN OSTEEN ON COUNTY MAINTAINED ROAD. $13,500 AS IS OR $13,000 WITH POND. Televisior,-25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $400, Balance $173 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 131-1714 day or night. STD. TRANS. 1975 -- Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a Classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! 79—Trucks-Trailers -- ------ Guitars, Drums, Banjos. ComThomas organs,_,pian s Cl,rnyer Inc. 3207 French Ave. 37" j , - $ BUICK CENTURY 2695 1972 DODGE - ..-.'... 'i MAXI VAN • T AIJOTIOARMNAITtl Ford F-100 6 stick. - .-.4 ,- -- .-•-!,-.',-- w- 4' 7 - 6422 80—Autos for Sale _______________________ I ______62—t.awn-Garden JJUST MAKE PAYMENTS-69 to 73 models. Call 339.9100 or $34- ------.: AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-9141 Eves after 4&w,ek.ndS 4605 (Dealer). - __________________________ FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND C tall Dick Lacy 323-1350 ONSU !T._.____________________________ 64—Equipment for Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE .I BUSINESS SEI" 322.3151 - 6S—Pets-Supplies -- — ____ ----- — Home Improvements -. -' Dobermans, 6 wks. old. Kastner bloodline, Tail docked I dew claw removed. AKC Central Host a Air Cond Free Est. Call Cal Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 - CUSTOM CAB INETS Free Est. 3230129 altar 5:30 -- AKC Beagles, tricolor, 6 weeks. Both parents on prom ises $75. 365- 36" Pure bred Irish Setter pups.$wks.Male$35; female 120. 3231621. — Shepherd Pups, Reasonable ______________ Callaft.S—wks.old 3239134 6flfof t0-BUY - -- WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. nilure Salvage. 322.5721. Casti 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Stilt the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stovie, tools. INSULATION — Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas a, Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call JACK FROST— Cent. Heat I A, Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. & Res. 322.0200. _________________________ Beauty Car. PAINTING, CARPENTRY 3210939 or 904-1346705 collect. ______________________________ — ____ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook ______ 519 E 1st St., 322-1742 . Car Cam Prepared in the convenience of your home. 24 yr's. exp. $101 up. 3223717 for appt. Mowing wash I wax your car, pick-up or van, free pickup & All Ha nd del. Also complete interior No cleaning avail. As low as $11.30 & ____________________ up. Call 327.1165, - _- Tax Income lob too large or small. Corn plete lawn service. Free estImate. 323-4111; Landscaping Ispraying 323 1049 call anytime. Ciranicllh 'LawnServjc. - MEINTZER TILE repair, leaky showers our specialty. 23 yrs. Exp. 4717617 New or NICELY WOODED HOME SITE WITH 100' FRONTAGE ON OAK NEAR 23 STREET. $4710. essn*king S ACRE LAKE FRONT $20,000 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. Alterations, Dressmaking 42 ACRES LAKE FRONT, Drapes, Upholstery 323.0707 NICELY WOODED ON A HILL DOWN TO LAKE, $1000 ACRE, TERMS. NORTH FLORIDA NEAR PANAMA CITY. 20 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS WITH GREAT HUNTING & FISHING, $36.000 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT, SEIGLER REALTY BROKER Ugl* Nouling — Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349.5371 Curley Burtleld Electrical Inting Maintenancs repair __________ _________ S327 DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior H ouse Painting Licen$.d.Insured.BOnded FREE Estimates. () 323-t 140 Ormk $ S.rmng POCKETBOOK. S ACRES NICELY WOODED IN THE GENEVA AREA. $14,500. SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE. 323-2940. Ehdñml 30 WOODED ACRES IN ORANGE GROVE AREA. $3300 PER ACRE. GOOD TERMS. 2½ ACRES TALL PINES NEAR LAKE HARNEY. *1* TOTAL WITH TERMS TO FIT YOUR General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil I fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming, ANIMAL HAVEN Plun1ng Sirvics dog & Cat boarding, bathing, Clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, We house. Heated kennels. 322.5712. — ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Ser vIce Chg. Cds. ACCePIII 327-hill M Inçms' SpSdaIkrc Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fIreplace,, Fl, rooms. Free at. 323-1314. Re.wubbing lawn chairs. Custom made Leather goods. Super Shpe Repair, luntond Plaza, - CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR — S.G. IALINT&A5$Oc, 3321443 Ts,5ervi Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 6615335 47-8I Estate YibriIid Refund couple wants a cHon late from Jew Near Delary 'it DeLant Will pay cash. 1411317 Party wets to buy a house in mood of repairs. Have $51111 Cash' 323-Sill alt 7p.m. Private Small horns repairs, Remodeling 1. Pan. Nooli.q repair. Free Lit. 3334543 - 231.0715 TREE REMOVAL, Trimming, stump removal, licensed I In. sured FREE sit. $431147. -: 1 Man, quality operation $ yr's. isp. Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 277.1321 dng New or rescrson.wesns & glass. Aiwcsic,itiWeek & Int. & Ext. painting. Pros 1st, 327.5515. WELDING SERVICE - all types of we lding, your place or Outs . 3234440. TO LIST YOU$11 DIAL 322.2 11 or 831-9993 " '4 I nnr Runs good but rough. Dialer 323 - 0130. Piano, spinet, damper, bench, 2 yrs. old. $773. WHILE IT LASTS! Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $yp Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-0721. 1977 GREMLIN Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233864or 3237710 --- Ill LOOK IM ON SALE— NEW twin site box springs & mattress $23.93 is. 78—Motorcycles Equipment TIK. $4495 — -- 59—Musical'Merchandise New shipment of vinyl flooring on sale $2.00 yd, 511—Household Goods - -______________________________ — - Open Mon, Sat. io-s SANFORD AUCTION 12155. Fr ench 323-7340 SCOUT P.IJ 4-SPEED Call 322-1624; 322-4460 RACQUET STRINGING—GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. SI Scott Reagan 3221177 divider $95; dinette suite $100; coffee table $35; lamp $12. 322 1620 after S p.m. 323-3200 15g.NsaiEsta$iWOW Pleasure to spare In this Pinecrest area home. 3 II, 2 5 - -U SN 2 666 no., lease 1st, last & 5% Saw Fee. 457W. Is,, Sanford Phone 272.2335 comm. lot on 17. S acres farm land, Geneva area. 515.500 12300 den. $143 mo. 119 - - I - 351, air, clan, no pets. lolds,diid. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3 Orlando Dr. KULPA REALTY w-many extras. $45011. . SKYLINE 14'wfireplace SIDE WORK SHOP & LOTS OF ___ " a - __ • WIDI TV IN I.0h1NS1 VC1U ' __ - - -: . Sinford large 1 II + den. Air, ceramic bath $175 Furnished I310. 141.7113, -. ANY• 333-0054 i: - .`11.. ' Flo. 'twos COUNTRY KITCHEN knotty pine cabinets, breakfast bar, -- Quality Built 3 OR, 1½ bath, Call 322.2030. New 235 Homs, 4 oct. interest to qualified buyer. 530,00 to $30,000. Low down paymsnfs. $54,900. .Callbetw,en9a.m.& 4p.m. 323,5494 ,, , NEW 321-0739 rm., cisc. eye garage door. Share Apt. Male 2S.33 On wooded ½ acre. mm. from downtown. Quiet atmosphere. C A&H. 101111'S - Seigler Realty, Broker 321-0610,327.1577, 665- 5335 LAKEFRONT HOME country entrance foyer, decorator wall paper, extra storage & Utility Apsrtments. Unfurnished • ____ - - - ____ 21—ApIs.$Housss To9iire 2435' S. French (17-92) Sanford 323.3324 Req. Real Est5te Broker 2631 Sanford Ave. t.n.i. -' . Cis, s, s. PLAN :.- - YOU ARE NOTIFIED ftwi an ____ 1Sd. ISP PG W,n malted are according to the Administration Flat thereof as r*ufr.d, WITHIN THREE MON. recorddInplatii,p1,, ictlon for a declaratory Iw,mint TH$ FROM Book THE DATE OF THE the Public Rec ords of Seminole fir chum end Cancatuitlin FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS County, The Sabcck Cs. To Oior,s J. Florida, c.*a, j p,jj NOTICE, to Ills any OblictlOns they Ehr$tofe & WI Evelyn N., Lot 40, and Purchasesr sale been flied agalni you ao Warranty Dew .j may have that challenge, Windward the CONCENSION H. N EVIS aw 053.105 Purchase Money usage far the valIdity 01 the decedenrs (QCD $ym ll, the AT $ Lena & : wi LANTIC NATIONAL SANK d prpp.ny situsts lying quaIIfIcatIs of the personal SANFORD, a banking cerporet is iats Enginesig Ci rest sing in Seminole CxIy, Florida, representatIve, or the venue or and you are Inc.. Lii 4. blk D, Male Ad ds Lw mere porticv$ajly dascNed as: required to orwi $105 11IOdktiin 01 Di Court. 01 your written defenses, If aty, 1py • L$12(Isssr*wsy fer It ) ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND on MIlded lint & *1 Flero, to ci PALM EDWARD B. HADDOCK, J,, S ERISUBDIVISION as OBJECTIONS NOT SO Thomas P. McGrath IWI Mingans FILED WANN,SWANN ANDDODCK • LI $41, We53va Hunt Cl*, Ps. Kwh Pubilc In P1st lesS. 2. Fags 41, WILL II FOREVER BARRED PA., Plaintiff's attorney, wiNe Ricinds it SemInole deity, S Oats 01 the first publicatIon of this addr $0C 1$5. ess is 17 Florida. $obect to MAGNOLIA eassinent for $eNCellAdmInlstratm: March 13, AVENUE, ORSOUTH Wilco Do,. Is Pie. Null. Comm.. igr.j LAi4DO, FLORI ever tIe West 11 1979 DA _____ Inc., Lit 9. bin A, Gressweel$5,a. tt sasui, tsgsqha will 32001 on or busy, the 3d da a rIsM II krIs I. Cerisoll it Wilco Div. Etc Is Pla. 11511. Iegr aij _g April. 1979, and file the originalyw*, er tIe*1st11 As Persenal Repnos.ntsii,e of the Clerk of Compe Lit?, bin I. Sveicu.Lasi Ieetei Lit 1101 PALMIRS this Co? e*Ih bu* $UIDI. tIhs Estate 01 Lakis (N, 05,101 S sirvice on PlainiifPs attorneys, VISION SHELLEY E. Oriseuasi Lakes to Fla. Resil. jo filled CENESOLI iinMidiitity thereafter: llkirwu • against yes, and ys Dsc,.o.i a default will be entered _ _ against yo a equwto vsacupywys Un. isi. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL len the relief dsm Rden ISfOJLU$, any, I, N en REPRESENTATIVE: in Land CO. to Fla. lesid. Counolaint 1. JAMES LAVIGNI , PA., ROGER L. c.,.., lENNY iiii Inc., u,... a, The smghIii offeemy wollealf WITNESS my he"fieWthe No a, 0 $d-444 P.O. Drawer 0(1101. Commercial) Sec. I Ti', I i' 512.051 this Court on Febniojy , g: Is $11 Lee Noel. Whim Perk, $$nls.'4. Florida 3v Magnsuli Svc. (court $eefl Corp IS Ovihill FlemIsh a is befOre Apr il bc., Let 1? Wsklv, 14. Tetlpttun: 301333-mi Cab lit., Sic. Jr. -. z. Arthur K. a g ine orisunos will the Publish: March 15, 27, 1919 b___ Clink ii lbs Circa cow, Clerk is IbIs Cs.r? ether boNn DIH.9e MagnolIa kc Carp to Srl* By: Eve CrabirN p$f. omey Mc., Lis 12. Wabiva Club IsIS.. Sec. immeelsiuty thersalfe,, atheuwlee, MDspwty Clerk Six Publish Mack 1,1.14.22.1919' ds suN WIlls_5. sl.styoij FICTITIOUSNAME 'w.i A. SIlOS I WI JNnne DENS Ice is hereby gIven that I aw. Wm J Mouply I WI Drama N., N he Di relief Isnended N the orgegee in businoes ii P.O. lii IV 143.34' if $ $51.17' 01 Lii IL Do (sU • OviNe 32240 kmlle County. Fbi, Muis 12.05 AVE. PP. MIamI ARTHUR H. SECIC*ITK, in. Florida under the .Icrnlemsom.s NOTICI Clerk is as clrcuti cent OVIEDO SOD FARMS. thef I 5s CoNe. Ni, Calvin K S. Is herØy g5m *. Seminole Ceisy, pl Wewis,*1Uoellno.eWIIas PWAi A. La*um CI, Lii 1, LaM it the uISr-tu By: lv, Cr*Wee Clui6, of as CWisS Cart, lumiNui $1.4 via. NSION efv. PheWs In aIa*esa silkCIIINVI N. V,1I $ WI Poo Is Iamgs N. %Jutjui P9NieIS *5 PlstRIei Avgsv,, qu , Nems Lo $asi, Plov$ on Thonidap, Ti.WR: - I,CaJvIal $115 (N, 4, p . is 01100 PNn tint Ion *1 F1N j W, lao,om. RNv1WIMam P4*5; ft 54, PIw.S ROOM MOP S. J1*espa$M wpg flaUlk: 1ILp,)g P4*5, : 0SN4i . SPN Ma,arst Ann Burnett, Win. H. Iumett&wiDsr,M,,Lsi* C, Carriage Hill Un. $00 . RESTAJR4NT IRH - • 1111 - REALTORS BY OWNER 3 OR 2 5 on 1 acre 4 - ROOM, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, ON NICELY WOODED HALF ACRE. $13,900, $3,500 DOWN AND SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE. The Real Estate Agency 323,0545 I1IthatextrabikewithaiowcostInc. garage. $33,700. Classified Ad. STONE FRONT, 3 BR, IS, lovely ___________________ 1 - AFTER HOURS profitable or Part Time Income. . PARK 1977 BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 - 57—Sports -, -. NEW CAR TRADE-INS so full there's no room for the car? Clean it out with a Want Ad in the Herald. PH. 322-2611 or _______ '' . 322-3990 Garage ROBSOPI MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford, Fla 32771 _____ PQ ' ' Top Dollar Paid for Junk I used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. The sooner you place your classif led ad, the sooner you get results, _________ — the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-255 1311 for further details 77Jupic Cars Removed Elec. trolling motor, Excellent Christmas lay away, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate AIR CONDITIONER 5000 BTU CASSELBE RRY 8ATEMANRLTy - ppjjes Will train. Illness forces sale. $650 for all. 134-1239; LJ 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, 1972 WITH EXPANDO LIVING Country blk w.f acre. 3.2 eat in kitchen, Screened porch. Many Extras. VA approved, $32,300. SIGN BUSINESS from your home -of ? Make plastic I Magnet ic . ON —.5 REALTOR 333.9254 Wanted signs. Complete equipment for REALTORS sewing S PC. BR suite new. $239; S PC. LR new $399; Loveseat 544.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.93 & up; Ref. $501 up; El. stove $60 Iup; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 322-1721. 2565 42—MoblIe Homes 2321 PARK DR. 322211$ .. - REALTY WORLD. We have a Singer Futura wood, 6 cushion, Good cond. 550 Of best offer. 373 5733 Multiple Listing Service rvi 3223791 Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a' public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's pct. 322.2270. cond. 5073. 339-0,43. ___________________________ lift. Boston Whaler, 1972 40 hp Johnson, El Start, trailer. $1600. 3722217 mach. Sold new for $630 was P, ANYTIME 541.300. Heut Usty, he. ______________- 24-&siness Sanford - Sonora 4 BR 2 8 I luxury living with privacy wall, spacIous patio I all amenities. 310 Sanford Ave. 'AYTONA AUTO AUCTION the piece or house full. Free pick-upon consigned mdse. at 30 Bass boat 1974, 14 ft. fiberglass, 25 HP Evinrude, gator trailer. stalled for$$.95yard. Kuip Decorators 109 W.lst Sanford 322-2335 .-e: located on SR 415, 15 ml. north of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trad e used Furniture, antiques or misc, by Every Sunday at 7 p.m. 55—Boats & Accessories MARCH SPECIAL 100 pct. Nylon Hi 10 shag. In 32242O lovely well kept home. $43,000, ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD Req. Real Estate Broker 23145. French Ave. 322.0231,323.7173,322-0779 classified ad find a tenant for youl . ' 71 Dodge Dart 6stick. Good solid transportation. $795. Dealer 323 0530. - - Bid Lot IS' x 1231. 13,300. lfaye a room to rent? Let a Legal —ty. DI us - 6437. Piney Woods Auction - ARMY NAVY SURPLUS You can have mach for $116 cash or take up payments of $17 mo. Will take trade as part Payment, Call 831 1711 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. Sanford's Sales Leader - Deltona get in the swim in your own pool. 3 BR 2 B, C HIA, .. _.._._, n ,'flfj -.-....,, - 1969 Pontiac LeMans, 350 auto trans. PS, w-current insp. sticker for $300 or best offer. 323 JOHNNY'S BACK - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 3i1.3ISE. First St. 322-5622 JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST S SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S N0.11 ATTENTION RETIREES Dodge Dart 1971, 6 auto. PS & air. Clean. $1595. Dealer 373 1150 TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact! Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Too! projector. Nothing over $250. 3370. — ilEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES — Casselberry - 3 BR, C NSA, close to all kinds of shopping. Will go cash to mont. Int. rate 7 pct. Over looking Lk Monroe, 12$' x 125' car. $1,000. - Will sit by weak with aged or sick Fir.ii.n* 1'PI ALPI - - INC. REALTORS — link. Cost over $200 will sacrifice $75.S.S for delivery. 834 1739; 331 6367. app WARRANTED. Just reduced to $45,9001 $304033 or 339.4111 eves. -- Dog run-portable. 7 It. high chain kit., C-NSA, patio & Extrasl FORREST GREENE 4 BR 2 B Fl Rm, kit eqpt, C NSA, fenced yd. $35,000. Housewife's Send for 20 '.Y of making money at home. *3.0010 .,Joan's Report, P.O. Box 120. Sanford, Fla. 32171, Legal Notice 30 5443013 For Sale 1912 Plymouth Fury II, Auto, Air, P 5, P B, new tires. $150. At S p m. 322 9242. Auction Saturdays lp.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome K.hloqgs Auction Sales 323.1050 3 Fam Yard Sale, Fri., Sat., Sun.. 95. 2', ml E of Geneva on 16 Collectables, Shop tools, garden tractor, 16mm camera & - lhp2stage let well pump 3.39 81$) acrel Free form pool, privacy fence, workshop, pantry, eq. You'll like this one. Call now. Ha nd y man special. 3 BR I B, sm down. Owner hold. $13,500. Over the road drivers — must have 1 yr reefer exp. Apply Metro Sales, 1921.W 1st St. Sanford. 21—Situations - - FANTASTIC 4 BR, 2 bath in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor on '- $47,300. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-749* - EDUCATIONAL PRO. clean & well decorated. 3 OR 2 B, FR, FP, privacy fence for pool area & separate fenced play yd. Stereo, AM.- S4—Grge Sales ____________________________________ - carpet, dining area, FR, 1g. MBR, patio & Much Morel app WARRANTED. Only $26,5001 squflky 5620. —-— SUPER 3 BR, 11,13 bath home In Woodmere Park w-C-H&A, w-w — OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. '' ML! - sell' All options, I top. $3900 Low ml. 323 0696 aft S. praisals. Call Dell's Auction. 323 _______________________ Wrangler Jean Sale $10.00 pr. .-•is' 4sIe&jPartv.P..7f ADS. READ & USE THEM .. MY THREE IONS MOVIE I DINANI - WINTER SPRINGS pool, TODAY I $33,300. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN . (2) (4) DONAHUE . REALTOR 323-7132 oak floors. Gr ea t Oak shaded corner lot. Many added features, Detached garage with spars BR & bath. SEE THIS HOME Experienced Floor Man needed. A pp ly In person Sanford Nursing 1. Convalescent Center, 930 Mellonville. ' (2J TODAY NIFLORIDA HAL COLBERT,REALTY INC UNIQUE 2 BR HOME payables, billing Igeneral clerical duties. Typing required, compufer exp, helpful, Salary commensurate with up. Company benefIts. Send resume to Accou nting Manager, Box U, Sanford, Fl. 33771, a STUOIOSEE - 322 6061 or eves. 323 0317 Huge FR, newly painted, bJiutifui Accounting Clerk. Growing Modular Apt. I Motel Manufacturer looki ng for In. dividual with experience in - 7:45 REALTOR Model Inc., Realtor business, in your own home. Unlimited earnings, insurance, free bonus car, Iretirement. Call 534-3216. a - 3390301 '76 Grand Prix S-i. Moving must For Estate Commercial I Residential Auctions I Ap- home demonstration. _________________________, _______________________ SO--Miscellaneous for Sale ____________________ 572.3001 .... JOB? 0000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS E. Altamonte Dr. 80—Autos for Sale - 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 531.1714 for free $627413 COUNTRY LIVIN' 1 BR, 2 bath home in Lake Mary w Great Rm., DR. C.H&A, w-w carpet I pool planned on " acre! Just M. Unsworth Realty 60" ZENITH Walnut Wymore Rd., Altamonte. IMMACULATE 3 BR, 11- bath home w-carpeting, dining area, to. porch, FR, Spacious BRs S Many Extrasl Yours, for $350001 339-0509 ' Feb. WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER FHA - VA, FHA 233 & 243. REALTOR* Sales in WE SELL HOMES! 9 1 M I N C. e]D 29 OR BUY A HOME I LAKE MARY $233 PIll at 9 Pct. Sales in Jan. 322-0352 WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 823 No. 4-0 YOU WANT TO SELL 4l—Hoses 3 OR, walk to elem. school, $5,000 down assume $24,500 mortgage, 28 Miller's 2oIS Orlando Dr. ________ SELLIRSI BUYERS a no strings attached -- .., Cavili Jr. & Susan P. L t 757 Plan of JO$S V. L%JlZ & WI Jane to Charles Nader Homes Inc. to Wm. J. Ostein Area Longwood. 2psqn, EifiandeflwfJaCR., E 13rdofW Penley I, *1. Geneva, Lot 259, CalI132.2$14 (QCD) Larrle Ash to Rosella p. ci S½ Of SW¼ of N EM. of $ Winter Springs Un. 4. $71,300. Reynolds, Lot 205 Midway, $100. 19.29, sa Francine E. Smith to MarY D. Gwsnn B. Knight to Joseph M. (QCD) James W. Cram to Kathy Smith. wld. Lot 10 bik C River Run CALL US AT Legal Notice Barnes a WI, Margaret P. Lot 1*. P. Cram, Lot 112 Traitwood Ests., SiC. One, $100. Myrtle Lake Hills. $10,000. Sec. One, $100. (QCD) Laura Oreeneto Robert H. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Charles K. Blanton, Jr. to Conrad James W. Cram & WI K athy P. to Or.efli& Laura Lot 14, blk L, Spring MA EMPLOYMENT W. Key S. wi. Rhonda S. leg. 354.13' Kenneth C. Irwin $ININO4.i COUNTY, FLORIDA Lake Hill s. $100. WI Lillian N. Lot PROBATE DIVISION $ & SOS. 30' 1 ci NW con, ii N1 of 152 TraiIwiid IsIs., Sec. One, lntwfletlOflsI Foot Corp. to MOs'lii File Nemier 79-71-CF Sit. 3211.32 sIc., LI 14, Prop. Flat ISLSIS. -. eels WI. P4az. L*t4. t$amlIn Dlvlsio -. Chula Vista. $7,300 Fl.. Residential Comm., Inc. to Grove BIts. $16,300. IN RI: ESTATE OF Char les Gill to Conrad W. Key -Gareth M. Bsvard & WI Brenda, Lt (QCD) Js. F. Caivino to Toni WI. Rhonda Lot 142, Prop. Plat Of ii Wlndhee West. $34,1g0. I. SHELLEY E. CERESOLI CaivinoN½c,Srn4o,SB,ASofNE¼, SECRETARY Chula Vista. $5,700. Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to lies r.w, SEC BOOKKEEPER Lanny A. Prickett I Annette to Richard J. Bucci & WI Katheryn M. Deceased (QCO) Carroll N. Moors, sql to Charles Schwartz, Lot 10 Apple LII, Windtree West, $5450 NOTICIOP ADMINISTRATION GENERAL OFFICE Jacquelyn 0. Sensakovic (form. Valley Reginald Y. Haseltine I *1Nancy Moore) Un. 3 Baytr,e, Condom, Sec. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING WELDER CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Donald H, Smith I WI. Ruth to to Robert L. Mudge wf Aletta, Lt Nine Inc. $100. WAREHOUSE Terrence A. Smith & WI. Marion I. 117 Wililva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL es (QCD CBM Utiliti Co. LI, 151, Lake Searcy Shores, $41,300. Sec. I, to Cecil OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED FIBERGLAS WORKER A. Moore ½ mt., John M. Garner ¼ IN THE ESTATE: Tyler Inv. Co., Ltdf. to Mae Gordon 0. Flynt Jr., sql to Ellis & lively 0. Graves ¼ percent LOCAL DRIVER Weisman, Lots 1,2,3 & 4, blk B, Irving (wid)& Celia V. Irving, you ARE HEREBY NOT!iED Moore .-SIOS'oiN33O'otWi.Q.of Prairie Lk Park, $100. mettheadmlnistrationofth.istat, NIGHTAUDITOR LOt 3. Ilk A Flynt sd B ISO' Of SEC 1421.29. $100. Mae Waisman to Church's Fried of SHELLEY E. CERESOLI, HIdden Lake Div. to Olin. L.O. Harrington, Sql. to Robert DESK CLERK L. deceased, File Number 79.73-CP, is Chicken Inc., Lot 11 Parts of Lofts 2 American Homes Fl,, Inc., Loft 1.5 Walton & *1. Jacqueline H., & 6, blk B, Prairies Lk Park, & 17.37, etc., Sterling Park Unit Ill, • Lockhsi'dt $4. $ hOD. Lot 20, pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Flor ida, Probate $112,300. (QCD) Joe N. Jackson MANY MANY MORE S. WI. Anle Division, the address of which Is Ella. B. Holske to Wm. B. Martin Pacesetter Builders Inc. to to Arie Jackson Lot 14 & N½ 0113, Seminole County Courthouse, & wt. Eva M. Lots 1 & 23. blk 0, Regina bik I, 1st Addn. RepI. Lk Mobile C. Young, set., Lt Sanford, Florida 32171 The personal Seminole Test. $3,000. Homes $b,)oo. Winter Springs Un. 1, ss,coo. 912 French Ave. repmentative Thomas J. Wood & WI. Elm t of the estate Is KR IS Harold We I Lydia to Larry A. (QCD) Joe N. Jackson & WI. Arlo E. Joel Moister & *1. VeronIca L. Lt a Wort, sql., Lot 133 CERESOLI, whose address 116 Arlo Jackson Beg. is 204 TraItwood IsIs., 115' B. 11th Lake Brantley isles, Amended Fl.?. Sec. One, (FNMA) $34, Sanford, Florida 04$ plenty of prospects $01 NWCOI'.of NE¼ of NW¼ ci SIC 32171. TheStreet, name and .Ad. $40,000 address of the vertise your product or service JamesA.Gsrg,Iy&wicar Wm. E. Stout & WI. Eve P. to James L. Perron & WI Deborah in the Classified Ads, (QCD) Rosetta Clark Whitaker personal repr.s.ntaflvvs a ttorney Robert L. Land & *1. Susan W. L19, Lot 30, Ilk 17 North DII., $37,300 , Crutchfield I he. Arthur to J.E. as set for below. All persons having claims or bik A, lrwwlsy ShorieFIrsi Addo. Wm. H. Kell & WI Thelma to Stemnpe, 1 WI. Pauline W., Lot 30, 5fp,5,.4, against the estate are ssi,soo. Jermld w. McClure &wg Mary, Lot blk C, Bungalow City. $1,000, Larry A. Due I Cynthia to ZilkI Townslte of North Chulucta, LavondS M. Simmons to Raleigh 'lred, WITHIN THREE MON. THS FROM THE DATE OF THE HowardC.Hlll&WI.paftljs,of3, $16,000. O.$Immons,Jr.&Manjorl.M. FIRST Foxwoqd, Phesi I. sas.. PUBLICATION OF THIS IN YNC ei.riisva't.i... Doual.. lake, & CUP E&. SW car. ci ci Mth ad ealL. v As ' , _''_, 7d. yr FfQTiCE,tOfiie with the cleft oftM IIGHTIINTN JUDICIAL Camjj.jj Jr.j as p., ot , $I¼c SEC n4]31. Colt. above court a written statement of CUlT IN AND Ilk 0 Camelot Un. 2,144,051 FOR SEMINOLE any claim or demand they may COUNTY, FLORIDA. The Babcock Co. to Meyer 0. Notice have. Each claim must be In writing Fluke & WI Slmons, Lot 93, WInd' CIVIL ACTION NO.: 794353,CA.gs andmustlfldicatetheis,arNe WSrd Square, Sec. One, $45,101 IN Till CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND claIm, the name and address of the K Meyer 0. Fhjks 1. WI Slmone to FOR $IMINOLU SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOR!'. COUNTY, CredItor or his agent or attorney, TravIs I. KIlIgere & WI Mae o., Lt GAGE COMPANY, sic., i.osis*. :and the amount claimed. If the OIL W CJ NO. P1-DI5.CA.11.o Plaintiff, duo, the dots When It vs James I, Cebell & WI Elder. to . will Rodney so Mointyrs wt ciawi.. CLA*INCI A. FISHER, si , became du shall be stated. If LOUIS J. REYBS, at ux, it of, the claim is 1, contingent Let Caw Ises., StUN or Defendants. Plaintiff, 11UidStid, the nature of the un. LarryT..gu.&wiMarYfoDiVld vs. certainty shall be staled. If the P. Mayirs wi VIn,IIa 0., Lt 1, NOTICE OFAy GEORGE W COTHIAN, at. a.. claim Is secured, the security shall TO:LOUIS o"M 111111L, ,$*555 J. REYE$ do bediscrIbetTheIWNell John P. Meyer & WI Laura to RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN. 0 indents. llWf'SUfflCiuIWCOplesciIhscIaImto Arthur L. Fisher, sql., Lot $53 Spring YOU ARE HERESY I',oIlfIedtt NOTICE liii cIsk to enable the clerk to mail OSks Un. IV, $19,551 a ComplaInt to foreclose a mortgage TO: GEORGE Off IS Seth Personal nspnewn. encumbering pr wh W. COTNRAN, NeilIeL.Pn.ecott, set. &syp the following real willie titIve. esent ene.N ii un. MOWbKNW 1 Irene V. Weali property, ---wit! ,W-0 Way .i .sirsss All per imenesis in the estate Lot 22, hock S. LAKE IRAN. Is 311 KenlIa Drive, Celselberry, to whom a copy of this Notice (qcd)Margaret Bu,$,t 01 TLEYISLES,$ECONDADDITION - Call us for analysis. mo. A.V. Pope Realty. 131-1226. Cash for your lot Full or Part time opportunities Financing Probably more than you think. Low Down Payment - REALTY - WHAT IS YOUR HOUSE WOR TH? In this action market 436 near Post Office. Ground floor park at your door large 2 room office & private bath. $150 701 Bldg. Stereo Good Used Televisions. $23 arm UP. 417- A—Wortgaps Bought &SokI STENSTROM Excellent location. $170,000. VA- F HA-235.Conv. Homes Custodian 40 hr. week Tues. thru Sit. Need experience In janitorial I yard work. Apply Cardinal Industries, 3701 S. Sanford Ave. _Equal 0pportunItyEmployer Child car@ MY home Mon. thrU Fri kiddi. Korner 37A—O(fjc* Rental 5 .~ ~ IN -- available. Multi dwelling rental houses & vacant building lots. Manager Experienced fiberglass laminators. Excellent company benefits, 10 paid holidays. E.E.O. Apply AMF Cristliner. Roba:o, 1143 30th St., Sanford (at airport). Sa.m.tiIIIp.m.$33.,$4day or $1 hr. Call 3234514. TIME To Invest Eve. 322-0612,322- 1517, 322.7177 Kids gone, but the swing set in the back yard isn't? Sell it want ad. Call 322.2411. $27,S00. house or Jessup. Coming 3 17. GEHR REALTY 177.3561 eve. 3227630 i I tained economical home. Fenced, fruit trees. Warranted. for property on Lk. Harney or Lk. Great Starter. 3 BR, well main- Moving to a newer home, a part. ment? Sell "don't needs' fast with a want ad. C811 644-3079. East Coest. Home on we.kend, advances on each trip ii fast weekly settlements. Call Care '41 75 (2) TODAY Rd FLORIDA ______ AVON 53—N-Radio- 47—Real Estate Wanted Have prospect this home. $75,000. Altamonte Executive Cent er on SR BUILD YOUR tandem.axle tractors to run the 322.M6 or =W? IV Unfurnished 3 BR trailer, cabana, fented yard. $140 mo. + $50 deposit with children. 3229066. tontlnental.G, Box 14702, - - Orlando, Fla. 32501. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Operators who own their own NOTARY PUBLIC . BACK TO THE LAND 3 BR home frontage. Fantastic country living for the lucky ones who call U p 41—Houses on 10 acres of woodsls lake U p 'I) J! etr.5uI15 1 .. .uiiui•UU . 349.554; home. Send stamped addressed envelope & 2k for details: - Mate' Dating Service. All Ages. .,., " - FRIDAY MORNING • 0000 MORNING AMERI.. CA ____________ t — Direct ial.s, fund raiser clau4L *22.500. Michael R. Richardson & Sabel Point Prop to George Davis Mildred to Larry A. Harper a I wt. Alberta, Lot 1, Whisper Wood Tranis P., Lot 271 Woodcrsit, Un. S. Sab.l Point Un. $21,300. Su perior Constr. to Wanda H. $41,500. Vera A. Wawrzaszeli, sql. to WiliiamsonavickleL.Yerby,Lt 759 Robert K. Jones to Esther Enilda Donna M. Damden, sql. & Lorinda Plan of Longwood. $29,900. A. Rainsb.rges', sql. Lot 19 blk A BOurdift, sq., unit zi Village $500 monthly stuffing envelopes at _____ Palmer I WI. Harriette, Lt. 112, Garden Lake Ests., Unit One. 00000MORIdiNG FLORIDA -- - .. (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS here. If you want t he opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, .Call 1'I00- 432.$403 anytime for recorded message, designs not sold in any store. Cell Jo-An, 323.5512. (1100-353-914111. 113, Wrenwood Hit. $31,900. Olin-Amer. Homes Fla., Inc. to James R. Jackson to Elliot J. — Lot Sheftman & wt. Vivian R., Un. 201 Cha,I.sH. Man5wf Debra CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a James D. Petty a wt. Eva to 40 Bilk 0, Sterling Park Un. 3, Bldg. To Crown Oa ks First Addn. new home for Douglas M. Smith (Married) Lt. 19 $51,067. $34,100. everything. .even for YOU! Tr. 1, Paradise Point, Second Sec., Olin-Amor. Homes to Johnny R. Herbert L. Smith 1*1. Celeste R. __________________ $131 300. Keileyl WI Diane L., Lot 21, BIk B, to Mary c. Williams, sql. Lot SI, bik Tompkins Div. to Thomas C. Sterling Park Un. 3, D, The Forest, $40,400. — Sabot Point Inc. to the Southron Corp., Lt 70, Cypress Landing at Sabel Pointr $14,200, Ails 1111 41—Houses - 2 BR turn mobile home Mullet Lk Park a new -wouldn't be ii—ti WHYBE LONELY? Write "Get A _________________________ n,sd TT 4... PIIC LET'S BE HONEST you weren't looking for Creative Expressions Plic 547.3333 WrIte P.OJox 1213 Weddings by DOT 34—Mobile Homes this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad home party plan, fantastic hostess gifts! An exciting flOw way of shopping for all types of Needle Crafts. Exclusive P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33$17. --- career you wouldn't be reading orpoIted.349SS19. PROBLEM? Lt 42, qweklva Hills, Sec. ic. Six. If -• Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Sánfora, Flbrid 32771 Wanted - -, Types. Bare root Pceo WITH A bat RKlNo , ()KIJTANA • P. Lt N, Winter Eat TOMATO PLANTS Sanford, Fl..12111 _____________________ __________________ Roliingwood Homes Inc. to John Springs Unit 3, $90,400. $53,000. L. Tlboits a wt. Wava M. Lt 1, blk F, George Pickle & Ronnie j,, (QCD) Margaret Ann Santos Howell Cove First Sic $43900 $ql. to Clifton L. Johnson I WI. Williamson to Margaret S. 6:30 (2) PORTER WAG — I I v I ____ problemdrinkirs For future information call 547.3333orwrite Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. Box S Gladys 0. Cornett to Irving C. Donald M. Ely I wf. Frances to Oaks *95.500. Porter sgl. S SO' of W 100' of blk 3, Kenneth N. Lassetir & wf. Lillian First Vs. Mtg. & Real Est. Inv. to Tier 12, Sanford, $13,000. Jr. Lot 251, Spring Oaks Un. It, ArUIO di Corrahn & wt Jeanne, Lot Mary EisileIn (Form Doucette) & $54,300. 152 Logo ZVista sd, $50,000. Ho James E. to Joseph Eisele in Bonnie Caza & Hb. Less, & Claude .lohn,T, Bomsr, lii, $91 to Shirley a wt Celia B., Lt 6, blk D, South Caza to Kenneth 0. Bonenfant 1. wt. J. Higginbotham I Allen H. Jr., it. Pinecrist, SM.900. Mith,ll,, Lt 3, blk 3, North On, 2nd tin, Lot 114, Myrtle Lk Hills sd, Dennis R. Gross a wt. Eva to Addn $31,100. $4o M. Donald R. Soderblom a wt Susan L., Richard C. Griffin wt. Scarlet B. Stemper a wt Pauline to Boni. Lot 294 Spring Oaks Un. 3, *32,000. to Mary H. Kick, sql. Lot 192, less 51 J. Hail Jr. I wt Yvonne, Lot 20, blk R.B. Bennett a Francine to Edw. Barclay Woods 2nd Addn. C. Bungalow Cloy $700. Ohannessian a wt. Anne S. Lot 39 blk Gomer W. Cochran & wt. OaØrne Residential Comm., to Jack A. J. to Da vid N. Minnick I 3, Sabot Point Amended Plot. WI. Jane. Linn 0NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY LAST MITE _____ a THEO0OCOME Real Transfers •51J4ØM a"e"'e"'e" 3227502 ,: 530 . 18—Help ____ ____________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBL EM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL- ANON Forfamillesorfri.ndsof ty pi_ ajg. II/I.t... 1 flings to - — 5:53 ij _% P ,V.4 ,-46 IS* 4NN _______________________ - 11111_________________ - IENDS J MARY TYLER MOORE MISTER ROGERS (R) (2) NEWS CIASSIFIED U — 9 Friday 5fl (2) CAROl.. BURNETT AND LIFE TO LIVE & WI. A 141011111.~ Noon The Da j Before Publication Sunday - Noon ______________________________________________________________ i r WI 3 Lines Minimum . 11 ooes 3:00 11111140 9101ALHOWAL NEWS I I DEADLINES S BEWITCH GUIDING LIGHT - I 5:30 P.M. 7 cons.cutiv. timis.....3k a Un. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon 430 &*i DOUGLAS 210 (2) PASSWORD we a 41 ____ ANOTHER WORLD (4) — •sM&se $TT me oocio •ONE 12:00 0S N'MISE SEMESTER Hwy. 1792 .. 200 (2) 5:30 PLAZA TWIN PLAZA 11:55 0 CBS NEWS AFTERNOON CRACicERea,p,E, . FAMILY FEUD 130 (4)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (4)RLOVEOFLn 1119 RATES 3cofls.cutiV.time$ . . . .3$c a Ilifo = MAKE ME LAUGH RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (2) WHEEL OFFORTUNE (2) EARLY DAY . HIGH ROLLERS 1130 MORNINO - 1000 j4ib -1 2 V (2)11210.wsocouRuv5$ 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 5:00 A .M. a COLUMBO Kate Coiumbo goes after a psychot__4 ______ _________ Corps Pilot. NO •KPPYDAve(n an to Investigate a series of murders. (Part I of 2) (R) Donahue; Danny finds Elaine's killer; and Billy Is kidnapped by Sun Cult members. QRYAN'$ 1100 0 SOAP Jessica chooses between Chester and Del. -look at the hardy men carving a living from the hostile land. U itim. .................4k. lhe HOURS - NOW (4)0 THE PRICE S RIGHT ley (R) •STARSKY $ HUTCH The detectives travel to a luxury hotel staffed by beautiful worn. 9:30 U Orlando - Winter Park:: CLASSIFIED DEPT. 4 ai EMERGENCY Owl 4) THE 000 couu HOUNSIIIES •EVERLYIWIBEjES (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOWN. 10:30 (2) ASHI ELECTRIC COMPANY (2) NEWS (2) ALL STAR SECRETS 11:30 BEST OF CARSON (2) Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Mike Wallace, Lou Falana, Erma Bombeck. (R) (I) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0M'A'S'H The 4077th has a particularly busy night when the operating room comes under fire from American will- 9:10 0 WORLD "inside Europe / F.16: The Arms Sale Of The Century" Examined are the politics behind the sale of the F-16 fighter to NATO countries, 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: Bar. bar. Cartiand. (2)CMD$HARK8 (4)0 ALL d THE FAMILY(i) 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: VIItonio Gassman. McGarrett tries to save a doctor Suspected of supplying iii.gal drugs to young people from the vengeful father of one of his alleged victims. O BARNEY MILLER A mad bomber threatens to make the detectives' late shift their last one. Seminole Thursday, March 15, 197-7B .. 18M* 1 9 (0 12:30 (4)0 BARNABY JONES 11:25 FIVE-0 CLASSIFIED ADS 831-9993 322 - 2611 ____________________ 3:30 ORAMMING Barnaby's investigation into the death of a corporate execu. five leads him to a powerful religious cult. (Part I of 2) OFAMILY Willie captures the heart of a famous prima ballet. na, who considers abandoning her career to stay with him. 11:00 (2) (4)00 2 NEWS (2) 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO- 10:00 10:20 Brad's sister. "Ted's Wedding" A quiet luncheon Mary hosted just for Ted and Georgette turns into an erratic spontaneous wedding. DTHECROSS.W1Ts THE JOKER'S W 0 THE PARTRIOGF,IJpLy 0 IN CONCERT Sarah Vaughan's incomparable ver. satitity is featured. painful day of shopping with (1) TIC Dl.K3H (!) MARY TYLER MOORE - 1111 Ic ventriloquist (Jay Johnson) who murdered the craftsman who made his dummy. ley steals the Orkan age machine, causing Mork to go througha$eri.$OfdrUtic changes. I 'I . OMORK & MINDY Mr. Bick. ) EARTH,SEA AND 81cr -- m EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. . 600 =- - - TV HIGHLIGHTS EVENING -. U 4 .-- ,. 4.- .v.r �HiraM Sanford, FL Thursday, March is, im - 4!4- 07 71. Ft t~_ ' il 1_ i. 4 .l,,_ 4 'a 4 r 1 1te p. r - - r / ' .. - list Year, No 179-Friday, March 16, 1979 A Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents 1 ~VT r 9 S Despite Polk Plea r 3'A, SUPER OIL 'SUFor. I / Premium grade household machine oil that lubricates and protects. {I1 Premixed sand, gravel and cement. 40 lb. bag Canton flannel gloves have knit wrists. Durable medium weight. No. 49A n OL CONCRETE MIX COTTON WORK GLOVES . 9 35 0 : Ran Price (each) I WHITE GLUE 7 All purpose glue Each _7" I .that bonds wood, Chlor ane Dust waiTE GLUE 4 OL Sla. Reg. Price . Acrylic Latex HOUSE Use on masonry, Colors. - Pfice Q ' ' Reg. Adjustable SCREWDRIVER KIT Cont&ne 3 fIat blódó áhd 3 Phillips head screwdrivers, screw starter, punch and DOOR CLOSER A fine 1000 v 69 i Rag. Price (kit). .. ..... quality economy pneu- matic closer. Adjustable engine freeze-ups With Installation hardwere. Aluminum finish. No. SK-85. in winter. Cools the higher engine temperatures In 1.19 X I r', sterxiard ROYAL .-COT c t 1 tARPCT 951195. vinyl aebseTUPTTOIII$ 100% nylon ISve1 lOOP [ 1I too tie comes in • '. carpet. Foam back. :'4 PP-11 Gold Chip, I i PP-23 P.bbls Beigi Lovely colors. 12' ...: ••t PP-20 Spring I_._ ..,,j and wwttis. Grain colors. Yd....... sq. 14 the 5Ufl'S hest to Ci'iit solid, one pisce roof, Impervious to ev wind or weather. In Whit. and Colors. .. 00LORTMINAS 100% nylon. Foam 12' wIdths. • , WELA AM q V 3." ftg- of 6 Shests Foam back. 100% con. tinuous filament nylon 12 widths. Roam-fisttwing colors. ty uis..wMuftl- collor high-low shag °' ment nylon. Foam rbberwlf.cushior*d Good utility shovel for yard and $y48' ,4. AR24$. , • • 541 • den Form and Bro" MISL St*271. Has 14 amved moth an 4$" h.,.n, 5" blade point spread. Prices quoted In this ad are based • 'I '4 -- -- I 1'. • : ' • .' 2 X 4 X 41' INUCE RUDS L%ftwelght, Stay to use. Can be used for framing , ______ jp note, home / 11 , 1CS ' PISCS , - 397 2*4*8' 1.74 4*4*8' 2*4*102.41 4*4*100.97 2x4xlX&04 2x4x1r7.96 A wd I ham can -seve . .. 30% in fuel • 14 FL •• 141 10tQ . Sq. .• • Ammwb~ lxii cr stsln. P th,u 16. lengths. gy .•• I - - yThat _ • W - --- II • -- •.. -- --- •, ' P and inwardly I seethe, gusto, working through Chase remembering the speed with and Co. to lease fields and hire which I used to get things people My farming was done," he said, financially successful. It was years ago that Bush "In 1957 when my late CITY ENGINEER BILL BUSH "got sand In his shoes." He was brother-in-law resigned from stationed at the old Sanford Food Machines Inc., we started ByDONNA FT fr ustrat ing when someone says Naval Air Station in 1943, met a Leffler and Bush Engineering, II Herald Writer 'Hello Bill' and I can't Sanford girl, Ellza betii Leffler, doing surveying and subFirst of TwoParts) r emember who they are," Bush an d then moved on to other division engineering and some Davey Johnson, manager Frustrations of the job of city said. places In his military career. joint venture work with an of the Miami AmIgos, for BW Bush, who has The part of his job he likes He finally returned to his engineering firm then known as leads his team onto the occupied the poet In Seminole least Is the "unavoidable naUvePblladelphia,wo,t ed 4 Clark, Daley and Dietz. While field at Sanford Memor- County for tbe pad 17 years are growth of bureaucracy and years for the duPont Co. and In the joint venture we designed 1*1 Stadium this morning many, P"°' paperwork. "I concede it is split his two-week vacation the Sanford utility plant on the neceswy and grows through each year Into one week In for the opening ofeprisg west side of today's Mayfair "Each nt day is differe . I federal and state regulations summer and one week in the golf cowse,"he said. "But Our training.The Inter-Diver jump out Of the bed and local management winter to travel back and enjoy work wasn't exactly American League I financially facing a duU, boring day. My evolution. It takes longer to win spend three w Sanford"I loved Sanford 80 bresthtaking either and we of he Nowslasm Is always upt much and hated to go back thougM of dissolving the firm training here before go. am& takes north so much, I finally partnership.11 lag to Miami for the sea"I have the opportunity of resigned from duPont and we In May, 1962 when thenson-opener April?. Pitch. misting more people In public 'ong.r...and moved to Florida In 1960," he County Engineer Canton Bliss ers and catchers met to- and private Me - local POW@, said. resigned to go back to New He farmed during his first six Jersey, Bush was approached " with people ngovernmnsit agencies , years. "I had a great time aboutwMhurhewoWdacgept club due In camp next and mimicipalitles - all of u.th.... fanning east and south of thepoaitlon,Hedeckledtotry ft week. For more on the w to co'*act the Sanford on Myrtle Avenue. temporarily. The time was Amigos, see Haynes Cowtyengiaw.fthsdeugigful reach decisions and gain me re was no indiatry or May, 1962 and the job once Hunches Page IZA. to build a huge volume of authority. It takes longer and __ frlvWp It's warding and more work to get things done jumped Into farming with See BILL BUSH, Page 3* . , _ ____ _ ___ - Delta hams village of Mit A • .• ilfl - -- HV:ssie Over Tre a n Site 0 Jimmy Cuter. Ct eon. it I vet 110 with one ti one a1 h Wiest coterawhim"in am* d*" a "F"d of womm"aw"alkaw 00 1 _ im faliflyto celebrate "the victory the three countries for five for the last two days of possible tpssc. and the end Of war" years to rebuild Egypt. reluctance by Sadat to sign * proceed from wall~~1111~ Jer be Agreed. for fur this 111111101 new we can say that the (treaty) signature acram recognition of the city is Aid did net dio is vain," Be" the Pacific to Japan and than I' and liv SWk saiddhlsbrothsrwhomhshad over the Arctic to Germnany," open to f urther dsz ' $a(jal. "a my son, because bm& W ft* WO A difffrOft Of MOM ilum 36 years bdwm us.11 Tod" 0 Sadd W&"ft I cannot Ily by Wa Arab MracWs now (bow this Will be Oppose his becam W aWnsture there in FArbw today, Eap to an the Anb world to support ib U ad addthen,et wss p4pe d __________________________ and West Germany following thing befor, my PItIII and fin &SdoY to Mad17 be. hishandingtrlptotheUnitsd "Latushopew,canrsachan their acceptance wouldhadto teB* ieaierleg fronts Atiad1hiQ. II3r,of . • U Ik.Lb 6* States to sign the treaty me agreement to sign the tires ,g "I ha. (laraiji Prim. Sa odd he bed "as oh caM. IS 6* wesps IA aim, he aid, would be to copies (of the treaty) in j' (I 1lierMmsehin)vW 1Stt1IS"1OSStoJIrmalin (hisvi accsamcs Of the Celadsi..................6* ................. z* diacmsamasuiv. aid iw.'á Waidsonb,csns. as Iald 6SW to WIIIfZ hirghilasalwsysbat,by ertohavsB*cemsto ,, fliyNapsehiesIsavI to 1OID his Ci ........, ...... IA ovumv .............. .i sI'd "waai Gad,I dalber-'--ig hd vIh a: " ld IpriIert. iaraii csIy and i&n cawr.,t in I Is op. Iperfo ......... "thsCartapia." behind this Is wo dwo is do the while thing is pdI WE bssadedto £ISe,.......,.........M CarthefInaltowbestoatim Hiaaldhipla was tossek tsr,"SsdataiJt IBM ruputsraat Ml Nlls cumsy (IN Wif)vü thauainsl().The DIVAM, ........ .........,M W- ................... M 0 KNO 110"dlykt aid ft= Thsre has been talk incairo theDhial, - • -•--- ___ . r ----i d Pel'' later by the E01p1Z .y laths Jer West I.raell lisdsrs ID a Oms. Jerualsen, r.ctively. - :1 ç #ft In prohn be" only sn"fioned a pvpmd by BI& am am$& ,a is midw my ft"" C~l mpmlle W T&O moinue and Visiting d do proposals. th. ths 101Db of his brother, Aid,011 ilpw s..' WaLfgy Kas.st ps Irsaly Mon Of the treaty, the pisa. on op. TM Aviv I was m.oer.d isW-"--'-Wca.,"JImy moua*osewhidrwWprvvollla today that Israeli Prime h1Ij the Of QftWi4a it am thl &W Via a" of am a - . '. ____. . • 7:3O .6:OOMondaythruSatury • (UPI) 11111080heapetsms • ____ And Be lie-1, • . 0 : •1 F 1$%$ p. HOURS: • • . •• ftm sholving is 9* a" to "'• • .• 2x4z$2%' PftCuTiiübs P'SCS..... 1.71 WI 'ft -I ' ,, . . •. . .'.''". SANFORD 700 French Avenue Bk. U I U. 323-4700 , . - -w ngineer, th iasm A/wa U E SEASON PSIM018tairL Closed Sundev • • ,. ___ 11JUN11 • I ______ • 7 HOWVI, the commission divided 3-3 on that ______ PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 22 Ow riot to limit I ! 7be expansion over four * will include ft constructltin of severg homes and apartments, amording to Payne, The development is located just north of Sanora on Sanford Avenue and is the second phase of construction in the Word Mw commission recomniflentleci approval of a proposal to build a 24 by 60 fed commercial building for the storage of rooft materials at 7M Depot Avenue. Bill Spelgle, representing Spelgle Roofing, made the request and told the commission the storage bulIdImli rent office space to commercial enterprises, acco rding to Payne. A site plan was approved for the construction of a three unit commercial building at 2600 through 2620 Jewett Lane, just west of Florida Extrusim. The building will bee used to rent to commercial enterprises, according to Payne. The request was made by LeRoy Robb. Highland Park, located just north of Catherine Court on U.S. 17-96, from single family residential to restricted commercial. I 7be P&Z commission alm gave its okay to eMmudon of Froeman. Later in the meeting, Joe Begall , of Condev, asked ft mmmisslon 9it would consider approving a zoning change from On current agpicufturW status to restricted 1!2"x4'x8't3ikal 112" *4' *8' (4 ply) . ...... 9.00 5'x4'x8'.......,.....11,14 - renewing old roofs. Retds drying and __ .4.51 state De"V Is NA"for a smsil"go. Maragemerit rnwm _____ COATING R Welded wire for reinforcement of on apothecaries and medical supply stores, Piece 0 kmft lacked -TT ____ • 5GiIlons stop Weathering. INPOICININT MUSH 1 PIece 5' a 10 6*6 lwio mesh. 5'x160' S * S ii0 mssi37.5O I GIanoNHo*4ANs CIARM No.5 518"*ZO' .......... 3.39 11W$ herift Carpet I UUIdASIStOS notx8'(sh..t) ........... .N 26"*lsh..o.....,.,.,S.ft 26" *12' atieeO • 99 13% " had, webandcona pipes. 1% cooditional on listed under that zwft were PA compatible with that am," coenmented P&Z member - Resistant to W spOwdary shop, bad originally been reloned from RMOI to RC-I to allow for the planned use. However, the city Industrial ____ SlRØI,A$$ PANELS Aum DL vu, mented Agen" ' - Your Choice. ___ Opes back 17 wkWL Comes fi __________________ Reinforcement bars for concrete I I The resoning was the second change for the piece of property January. The pr wdcbwm be dfom.dicaI,upplyand Cadw Man"emed, Winter Put, reps" the dwo from Agricultural to M14, wbkh ____ • ____ ~_Aj would be used to kee,iv ruoing items out of the elements Speigle plans several other storage buildings on the same site In the fut ure, according to Payne. Approval Was given for rezoning part of a lot In Avenus from RC-ltoRMOI. majority of people In Sanford would like to see," corn- 99,? .. COX PLYWOOD SNEATNINU ______ 1400 Series 4 oz. fiberglass panels are as easy to handle othsrcomlonsiuingpsnsis. Whlts or Grssn. am TOOLS I ii 6.33 Rag. Pr/c.(piece). ... PtChifl9 C$CIC$ Wld hole Wi roof: Wig. fkishlng and QUt Outtire. And for laying new roofs. (Wi F /j I i i SectIon. .24.95 oses Industr'leal ark 0 In odw action, the commission reswed a 100 square _______ j ___ . ., FNIM XWRW~~_ I 341116 ' - / . feetof the southeast corner of First Street and Cypress proposed Industrial park, she ad& "The Industries listed that are feasible under the type of zoning requested we not the kW of Industries the - CisCaY. y 1 lii ___ llYssrWananty 3M"xl4%"x48"polypsn.iscan be used to, wall or calling appli Piece ___ • many do-it-yourself projects. - • ' --- 4ti a?e auVbry ahfoo fbi bear the weight of final action. The commission's recoinmendations are forwarded to the city commission, which has the final say on U ZCCIflg requests. A large C04ftent Of P00PIe living in the I.Ake Drive. Ready-to-Install 6' X Ir sections we virtually maintenance-free, reslat weather, Insects and 49111 No. M0 A38NKT W soimiusnea 00W MON , M1 ROOF 81111INOW 10in Gallon 0 CYPRM WOOD FENCING 1 Sesled down by .•' i•.: (gallon). . . 369 ! SUMV utility lumber for I _____________ sq Reg. Price Rag. Price (each).... . . . . . .4.19 FLOOR Intl Donard - 2Each - _____ air conditioned i cars I 39 J II F '4.%ITTYS 2.99 V 10 SICUR hull! l'l Kit X4X8 YELLOW PINE SPECIAL COOLANT/, Witf t bollovers In hot sum mer weather and - suggestion, resoned for an Indria1-oIflces park. The comniliafon's action came at its regularly scheduled meeting Thursday. 1dlacrr.,4lyaus1.4.gncmgtural,accotdingtoAl Payne Sanford zoáthg ainIMrMcr. Hunt, tirough his s AutIr's UI UI I IKEE&E fillm By MAX ERLUZTIAN Herald Staff Writer The Sanford pI.snnlng And zoning (P&Z) Commission unanimously turned thomb. down on a request made on behalf of entrepreneur Inr Hunt to have 10 acres J south of Lake Drive and east of Mellonville Avenue " " ce1.ac,,ro,/,....... 59t . .," ._[ - •' •tZ<. ' - Zon*ing Board Unanimously 47' • .. Jail overcrowding forcesInmatestosleep on the floor ....... ..- Reg. Price •"'U" handle in a handy plastic 1j1 CMM GdllOn , 'i ______ ' . 59 Sq. Yd. . 1000 ___ - . •. . ~_,! i . spokesman John Spolskl'sald for comment today. available for other county Seminole County Jail's long. today Ow imAtO population at County Admhdxtrdw Roger needs when the new Jail if ata n dI n g o v e r c r o w dI n g the jail has reached as high as Nelawender told county corn- finished. 150 prisoners while capacity Is missioners a week ago that Art Beckwith, clerk of the See JAILo Page 1A J-i hf • i "ftmight be cheaper tobuild 1,497 and misdemeanor filings Judge Robert McGregor, chief only by the sheriff's depart- a block dorm for them," at 2,137. He said circuit court jodgeof the llth judicial circuit ment but also by other law Nelawender said, adding the fillngsfor l976497$ were upby endwus to him bycour- enforcement units In the uaingtheapscefor3oceliswffl 116pet,whflecowdy co thoiae courier. county. mean the entire second floor of filings experienced a52 percent Sheriff's Department Judges could not be reached the current jail will not be Increase in caseload activity. iP. ' Roll 390 I Indoor - outdoor turf in 6' and 12' widths. Resists mildew, weatim, Resistant to mitdew. Cleans up with water. White and . at the JaU, Spolski said. trod of judges to sentence Beckwith said in irn circuit As of today no response has Spolski added that the persons to serve days on court filings were at 1,045, and ceived from the circuit problem is then multiplied weekends w they can continue I.IX misdemeanor filings in a spokesman in Polk's further on Fridays by persons their private jobs to support county court; while In 197$, office said. The letter was charged with traffic offenses their families, circuit court filings were at . Rich, cool Green -. wood cr metal. .. .. wr itten directly to Circuit being brought to the jail not PAINT LAWN TURF MOBILE minn e Seminole County jail. 77 Each SYNTHETIC Mid.for th. SOutt,An 9 rrflIUIIr roll No. CP-66. ___ . v :J _ I K n . (2- 9811ons) ........... 9.99 An all purpose masking tape. ,4 x yard • is double Insulated and needs no grounding. No. 7004. 9/acka9ei4i' 0 MASKING TAPE Basket sink strainer. Without tailpiece. No. 646994. Rag. A7ce (sq. yd.).. .299 ___ , By MAX ERXII.ETIAN 96. The worst problem Is seen Sheriff Polk "now feels his circuit court In Sanford HemldSWfWrlter on weekends, eipeciallyslnce department will need to retain meanwhile, gave some ;ft has been at least a month judges have sentenced so many atleast3Oceflstn the old jajl statistics on the caseload in si ce Sheriff John Polk urged to work-release terms whereby after the new confinement circuit court filings as well as circuit court judges by letter to they are permitted to work at complex with 225 beds is misdemeanor filings in county "give consideration in their their regular jobs during the completed at Five Points." court indicating a sharp rise in àentencing policies to the week while serving time from Neiswender said Polk's activity which may contribute VsfToWdid condltona at the Friday night until Sunday night estimates are based the new to the jail problems. ____ 2-Gallon Pail Rag. Price 39 Sq. Single speed 1 /4" power flee [EL ER~ TRQ EEZ-ON ersis 1/4" DRILL I 1.99 BASKET STRAINER •: . ! drill. Can be used with opflonal accessories. Drill Lb. Reg. Price (each) ....... 590 - • W. Brilliant wvnuteunuy 29 Each I surfaces or properly-prepared wood or metal. 2-gallons In reusable plastic pail. 10% paper, uuiv, C,,u, and other porous materials. ______ 12'widths, and decorator patterns and colors. ,, • Reg.Price(bag).. 1.29 I OrthooKlor S FLOORING vercr wd C11 Prime flooring comes in Rag. Price (pair).. 99 ••1• F -W C--,- 1Y I Cushioned - No Wait Bag Each Vinyl Shoot •i • . - _ ____________ - - --. • -- •. - ------- - - - •- -- .- • - •. - - --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/. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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/a2b50e7ae06d96b16bb1111e225ce16d.pdf e6ab826d35125c02811c3ff2a09c15c1 PDF Text Text --- Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents 71st Year, No. 139—Monday, Jan. 29, 1979 I by Hal Kaufman AYE OKAY Four persons — Aye, B.., C.. and Dee — sat at a square table. One of the four, whom we'll call "X," developed a headache. Neither Bee nor Aye was at Doe's Immediate right. "X" was nuaIf. t.. U Lv. mime A developed i IICI.IT ' Pu)PU OGUREZ. Write this on a sheet of paper and challenge a friend to pronounce it. If he or she has difficulty, suggest spelling it aloud. jie dii RiddleMiThis, If you can: What has 10 legs but can't walk? Give -- up? -.-- Fly. FivenAlra of -. nants DIVIDING UP THE HOURS CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at lust six differ. sacs, be drawing details between top and bottom panels. Now quickly can you find them? Check answers with the., below. II 14110USd p •J$5$ of Pomw of UIJI 1.401 •5g It We~ of off" 11IW1 I1105 5 .J5$J05 $4 0*1145 1 $I3u0i,Q to I ORDERI Who's more amazed atwhat's In view, man or lessor creatures? Draw lines to c.mpfo$o the picture. wlif We YOU SEE LW AL ?T A SHRINK? ng *' C rb 'Polar Bear' WASHINGTON (UPI) — Chinese Vice Premier Tong Hslaoping told President Carter In a historic White House visit today that the United States and China are "duty bound" to help maintain peace and stability In the world. "The factors nt.klng for war are visibly growing. The people of the world have an urgent task of redoubling their efforts to m,IM.In peace and world stability. Our two countries are duty bound to work together and make a true contribution to that end." Shortly before the welcoming c*remony, the Washington Star pithHed an Interview with Tang by Handley Donovan, editor of Tim. Inc., In which the Odne., leader called for the Untied States - NIz SUN Page zA wow pn.ssw ten vsus, Bradford Loru Foley, 2811 French Ave., 8uferd, and Japan to join him In an alliance "to place curbs on the was Injured this morning and charged with vislatise (Soviet) polar bear." Calling the Soviet Union "a hotbed of war," Tang said: 01 the right of way after a collision near s.nt "If we really waittO be able toplace curbs on the polar bear, Sanford Avenue and Airport Boulevard with a car Is forus to isotte."U we only depend on the strength driven by Rhonda gamier Pearce, 3118. Sealud 5fl d the UA, it is 13d 411010LIf we onhYdeV.nd on the Strength Of Drive. Police said Foley's auto left a convenience E store to go south on Sanford Avenue and wound an In As the colorini welcoming ceremonies were held on a raw the northbound lane where Mrs. Pearce's vehicle winter day, More were shouts of protest from a email group was struck. It was a near-bead-on callus., p.1k. standing In the prm area on the no lawn and security police said. Foley suffered minor injuries and was taken to uradad two dstrators. There was no explanation of how they got bold. the gates. Seminole Memorial Hospital. Carter personally opened the door of Tong's black limousine and shock the Chinese leaders hind as the greeting began at 10 am. Bath mue—drenad In overcoats on the raw, windy day — HEAD-ON - AVERTED Today ,.... .,n,Trr!r._...,n...-.qIhIw!rtrl,IpIrLlL1 I. • + hoolF ogramAim.,0 ltudes Positive Aff She has about 20 Mum" Idea. There are these keys to the shiencss thIs year. TIrTI, Lorutta and I* to 13 aleraikre P s.: dv40 bubw imitta $ss.ertln his no othsrMududl will be hoping t I - heIpof an &heradlve*dace'-. . InIuldeid *s buing and program at Croons High aid each uS Iso, a upsais 0*oft "1, to in 8111111691t Ws.Uuuytheisaldthlog JaidthS114hi Several of ft didunts mat a ir W idIy. Friday for aft tM,.Od.ry . A QI Vidiat. . its In Iaiidsisi his supided session sad hsgia - awl dt_-+i*v." 1111111111111111114 1* tUSSS. dimnolil. __ ku1 asr %Wft- aLMs *ma's Ike class all I. Irat of . Aw a "ft Md IsIflp , edInSeto1 it its If -• *wIhIM oft tue atsr -' EeardiNWJ .derlfl FN'' S ø sId i," aid Dialtry,, uetats* esst Ipilatid m OiIu. diaiuIlV4iLiII'W1I .• *Ii'dIih 1S$ INM MCrs.Iked to to use 116 811111011111 401 $ss . to , _ '- . - ' - • •. •, - — s-w -,- L,h t •'. . •- Alotoftlmes — datldlcsahowtwooi*of For fiscal 1978 which ended Sept. 30, 1970, three times — animals picked up are not ty received a total of $5,479 In licese redeemed and not adopted and have to be destroyed," Todd said. t 10 percent what we estimate the of dogs and cats to be lii Seminole While $l43,000 Ii budgeted by the county for are licensed. Some people are not animal control this year, anticipated Income f the requirement that their pets be from the operation Is only $30,000, Todd said. and some others just don't care," Of that sum, $5,479 comes from license Up dd, director of Hwnan Services Under and the balance from impoent fees and option ees. epartment Animal Control functions, f Th county charges $2.75 for the adoption AWW of 6,008 dogs and cats were [ ed tirough the animal control shelter fee, plus $3 for a license, $5 for rabies shot and ar. Of that number 4,205 - were — ' PUEBLA, Mexico (UPI) — Pipe Jib. P..I II was bluedata eases hecause.fhlspiagrdere,c,s.she "sheple joys of the peer," but later stepped up his war aged the Cathelir Church's fllrtaths with Mated in on of lb. mel Important pulley statements of his ymg — amw . _i:1 "ia.PW1" "Wia loire, #a%"* Is Jft ?ad PM ,r_an. ,uud.thitheywo._IuWr N "towns POPE JOHN PAUL U .•• .-• _.., Jib lint fnptrIpulaMsheltess ever pqd 00 le Make, WM 197 MOP nd 11 ewlIst Cheist was oat a pdIrsl isiddlem y a thrust as the "Ubetnilea thulegy" aesemeat espousingWAPW IWNMrevv1u1II.Iu. The patift added Is vIeS apparently was meant as a pIr1-3 that I the aldet of suturing lIst, are "Me on* jsysoflheper, Ithelonhis Eseto dthe —s, the Iadiva the ds." At the urde,"jsysof the peer," a kiss cent lam mess pespl.Itheere,t + • - See DOGS, Page 2A ...And A Few H Is isses From Mexico Crowd J=4wospeddbiglbhrMs"a reckCsOWk star. • +. _,' "One of the greatest deterrents to an owner The control officer on duty for emergency ituatlona can be contacted by calling local olice departments or the Seminole County 'Thore are a herlWs office. lot of people Six of Seminole's seven cities — Sanford, nte Springs, Longwood, Lake Mary, Springs and Oviedo — have contracted who do not the county for animal control. Only Casaelberry continues to maintain its accept responsibility wn department. Seminole's Animal Control Division this ear will spend $143,000 for 13 full-time emfor the conduct Ioyees and five vehicles and to maintain its 000 square foot shelter with 102 canine runs of their animals' ear Five Points. Although the cities pay no money for the allowing to continually run loose Isthe handling the animal control chore for $ fee for the third pickup In one year." Yet, in addition to the service for the he said. "there are a lot of people who do not rporated areas, the county in return accept responsibility for the conduct of their ll licensing and receives all licensing animals and do not take proper care of them. ge,, Pipe loner oddilo SUN Nsdm nrp Jdm Pad U $ "S of p ich, sab, rek," the aimcheered as 'thpyadisdbjpslouup.___ _ N MR 8"d pip 105 kw ad his m.nsw w.ac I are at large or creating a nuisance. "When we find that an area is a hot spot In County are licensed' that numerous complains are being received we set up a concentrated patrol for several ersons; livestock loose on streets or days until Todd the stray rays and Injured animals In need of medical removed," said.animals have all been IICOCT9Y (UPI)— 1111 emu hive keusa ash of I1, talitag you hew she reverse their itOdn with ths ii day; they Vol Is IdlIng bowel" :'eiroe houres b lfl$.mlø.$.1 . 'Give Me AT', Give Me An. ' 0', Give Me.'.. . _ fttwo"wrNeir S .I unM warmly and Tag dapped In the (ilnee. style ofretarning the crolwa applause. Thngabqwdnounitlonuheandthepr.sldentandthelrwives ................. IA AidTh.1.ck .......... 4A Editorial ................... 4A 4.1 Dear Abby .................1.1 ottz=M ..............1.1 Aided ntiapedlemforthel$sahds. Then Tengr.vlewedthe Ceudru ....................41 Usiw.i.................. 44 Spft ..................IA military how giard,towiudovsrbyCait.r and aU.&Army Creesuerd .................44 HiiipltiI ...................14 1levloIis .................11 aide. ... [_ destroyed, 977 were redeemed and 883 were adopted. "The animals destroyed were put to sleep via a painless Intravenous Injection," If you have a problem with stray or barking Todd said. dogs In your neighborhood and live In any When a person buys a license tag for his area of Seminole County, with the exception animal, the fee charged Is $3 for the tag and $5 of Casselberry, don't bother calling your city for a rabies vaccination. When the fees are or county elected officials or any unit of law paid to the county, a receipt Is given for the enforcement. They can't help you. rabies vaccination and that can be used to The place to call is the county's Animal obtain the shot from a veterinarian, Todd Control Division of the Department of Human said. Services. The time to call is during the norThere Is no charge for a license for a spayed mal working hours of 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or neutered animal. Todd said this practice. Monday through Friday. was encouraged by the Seminole County Routine complaints such as: animals Humane Society. In addition, Todd said, the running at large, barking dogs, your neigh- Humane Society has a program offering xr's dog or cat trespassing are all violations owners of animals reduced fees for spaying or the county's animal control laws. But these neutering animals. "Anytime we allow Linds of violations should be dealt with during adoption of an animal we bring the Humane egular business hours, according to Society program to their attention. eminoIe County's Animal Welfare Officer When a dog or cat is found running loose, It retry Uoyd. may be picked up by the animal control of. Beyond normal working hours, animal ficer. If It has a tag, the officer will return the ontrol keeps an animal control officer on animal to Its owner with a warning. U the Luty to respond to emergency situations such animal is taken to the shelter, it can be is :bite cases where the biting animal is not redeemed for a $5 fee for the first offense, a ri custody of the owner or other responsible $10 fee for the second offense and If a third offense of running loose occurs within a year, 'About 10 percent the fee Is $25. One of the main reasons a pet owner should of what we have a tag is that his animal can be Identified and returned to him. Todd said... For the most part, Todd said, there Is very estimate the little routine patrol for stray animals because the magnitude of calls complaining about number of dogs animals astray or creating a nuisance Is so great there Is little time left for pure patrolling. and cats to "While trucks are responding to a specific By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Kho meini can return any time -sw11SUB weoq Pu,.ppw 'doe dDJO I was never agreed upon' OJ%4j The clockface ahoye shows five divider lines separating the 12 numbered hours Into six segments. Each segment has two num• b.rs totaling 13. You are asked to remove three of these five lines so that the remaining two will divide the clockf ace Into hr.e segments, each of which has four numbers totaling 26. Which three lines may be dropped? Answer In a minute. n Wee resignation Uke a boomerang, a watermelon can be thrown so that it will reverse Its direction of travel. How so? Answer quickly, without peeking. 114$ u Barking Dogs I Hours? Have T(o Wait TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Premier Shahpour Bakhtlar today called off scheduled peace talks In Paris with exiled opposition leader Ayatollah Ruhollsh Khomeini but said Khomeini can return to Iran "any time he wishes." Airline sources said Taiwan's airport will reopen at dawn Tuesday. Tehran's international airport was shut down Thursday, shortly after Khomeini announced his Intention to return from his 15year exile and selze power from Bakhtiar. An unspecified number of demonstrators were shot and taken to city hospltals already packed with victims of similar shooting Incidents Sunday, in which 30 to 40 persons were killed and hundreds wounded. The clashes erupted a few hours after Bakitlar agreed to allow the exiled Khomeini to return home but canceled plans to meet him in Paris for reconciliation talks. He told reporters he could not offer his resignation as the price for Was with Khomeini on a possible end to 14 months of strife SHAHPOUR BAKHTIAR that politicians warned could result soon In civil war. The Khomeini camp, said Bakhttar, made two mistakes in Its troops to fire on demonstrators Sunday. response to his peace mission to Paris. Some witnesses said the general "apparently was beaten to "First, I never said I was coming to see Khomeini as Iran's death." This could not be confirmed. prime minister. Secondly, my resignation was never agreed DIIOIIdTItOII marched through the capital today shouting Won," he stressed. "death to Bakhtlar," and denwiding the return of Khomeini, Several charter flights carrying foreigners fleeing Iran are They swarmed tiwough the streets setting fire to three movie expected to take off when the airport reopens Tuesday, airport houses, four liquor stores, one brewery and the town's largest sources said. nightclub. In Paris today, Khomeini reaffirmed he will return to Iran "at An unidentified gunmen -k_I American the first opportunity to be among my own people" and Is ready to military adviser as he walked to his home In northern Tehran the If more bloodshed sweeps his country. Sunday night, a U.S. military some said. There was still no word from a special reception committee me sotrc witigield the nome and rank of the Victim "pending when Khomeini's arrival was expected, opposition sources saa notification of the next of kin" in the US Bakhtiar said "Ayatollah Khomeini can return any time he "The individual Is In satisfactory condition at the U.S. army he wishes' wishes" In what appeared to be a drastic revision of his earlier hospital In Tehran," the source said. stand that the opposition leader's return should be delayed. He said the victim was "not marked for assassination" but But the embattled premier threw his full support behind army appeared to have become a "target of opportunity. The "aunt efforts to prevent "misuse of freedom" by his opponents. apparently was hanging around the street, had a weapon and was Several hundred demonstrators beat up an Iranian army waiting for a Westerner," he sai& general and smashed his car In front of Taiwan university after The victim appeared to have been shot by a email caliber pistol, some demonstrators Identified him as the general who ordered the somm nids IYA d.cliogd to give firthur detaIls. 110 tiliM IUO IIU 11* 41 •_• . --j. y.,, Iran0: Bakhtiar Cancels Talks W 'th Foe In Paris Uni*r + - - -. -. .. , .. . . .., • ---' •.. . - ., .-. �2A-Evnlng Harald, Sanford, Ft. Monday Jan. fl, 9fl - I i No More Ousters In Scandal--Graham WORLD IN BRIEF BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) Israeli warplanes crisscrossed the skies over southern Lebanon today, often at relatively low altitudes, and Palestinian guerrillas In .the south were on full alert after a Palestinianplanted bomb killed two in Israel. Two Israeli planes have been flying over Sidon and Tyre all day long," said a resident of the southern port of Sidon. "The Palestinians are oi full alert, especially along the coast." IF - Nixon Back For Tong Fete By United Press International U. S. Envoy to the Middle East Alfred Atherton has left for home unable to bridge disagreements between the Egyptians and Israelis on a stalled peace treaty. Egypt said tens of issues" must be resolved before the pact is signed, and spoke of a shuttle trip by Secretary of State Cyrus Vance or a summit called by President Carter to resolve the differences. Ear Saved, Gunman Killed TOKYO (UP!)- "I'm going to re-create Sodom," raved gunman Aklyoshl Umekawa, ordering a hostage to cut off the ear of another during a 42-hour holdup siege. He never got the chance. Umekawa died of gunshot wounds Sunday at an Osaka hospital nine hours after police stormed the bank where he had killed two policemen, two bank employees and injured four of 45 hostages. - C-130 was dispatched to the Island, less than a mile off the coast of Turkey, to bring the seriously Injured to hospitals in Athens. DELIVERY - - Firemen: $3,800 For Palsy DrIve Saatord fireuses (01.4 o.rekal palsy bed with atotald,evar the weekead, aecerdig I. Audit Fire (set W.C, Galley. It was $ISa' keys lit year's dm1, be Oak special salt The tirea had ss.e$Mig as In their heel: a saslireycIe key they eedde'$ redseus for eb said or. bdft for the naer$.pkkupatths central In titus, MNLFANCUITINZ Mrs. Francs' SUite, U. of $19 E. Second Street, Suturd, id Sunday. Born In Ashland, she moved to Ovindo In 10 and to Sanford In 1$U. sbe was a retired school teacher having tangid In Oviodo and Sanford. She was a member of the FIrt Ba$d Church of A ai* YL ) Ihs, DeiWii .is, Mrs._Mary PsamXd4y,b'*a1i." 41ad Mm Nallis A" McVey, Riwft• lime, - lsu ay, N.J., *1114 gradchlldnp; 10 greatsad . .--- rrei Ham.PA in me" Poo W1,ernt'sasa srgiWarrs'gam XUMUNNINM A ml1 Fe.year.eM Role CNIdress.d IiRiggsdy A U 14. 01018 khsl Wma -.4*, wMcfi1 sy. U m4dlaspqclalht- $ Whigkaa tsichsis ejj p41k dreued as 1 h E0 ___ AMidetlil wha died J'acksssville kllus a- bW NOW 1b __ 3p (UIPI mww, g, - :. 14ondsy.4iwary 4, l*-oI,71,No..l* , OelP MO IMOSY. SUSW lSlWdIy ?N Sam" "W" N Ic.'S51.*!,.. 'P'Wflq f1 Cases r,s Pd Pieçlss,n iflh. (Skip) UvINdIs, a NioIIkvarvW1c.s:M.*.sL$amjim1jN,y, k mker .1 the Pitt ___ -. - - -. U.S. crude oil inventories below 300 million - - the '209" SPECIAL SALE PRICE '99" '159" '69" s99', '199" '139" $23911"o $ Eta 730 FAMILY LIFE SEMINAR & WORLD REKNOWN SEMINARS C. LeRoy Warner, Ps. D. Carter Hearst Pardon Near? WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter soon will receive a formal recommendation to release Patricia Hearst, and the White House telegrams and mail on the subject are running 90 percent in favor of freeing the heiress. - 4. Administration sources said Sunday a Justice Department recommendation that Miss Hearst's 7-year bank robbery sentence be commuted has been delivered to White House counsel Robert Lipschutz. SANFORD CIVIC CINTIR Rocky's Ashes Buried Today NEW YORK (UP!)'- The ashes of former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller will be buried in private services today at the BUYER S CHOICE0 family's Pocantico Hills estate in suburban Westchester County. The body of the 70-yearold four-time governor of New York who died of a heart attack Friday was cremated Sunday and the ashes were to be burled privately in a service in the family cemetery on the 250. acre estate 20 miles north of New York City. Russian Flu: Mild Show Federal health officials say Russian influenza, which sparked fears of a major epidemic in the United States last - g • ,• teI eIted • spread has been documented by reports of increased elementary and high school absenteeism across the country. SIZES TO FIT MOST U.S. CARS KCIalaI -• - Power Sfrea k 78 - I .. ' - ••• • - A team of nuclear specialists was called to supervise the transfer of 46 barrels of nuclear waste • -- -_ - - _ - . I . -• • - . - material today from an overturned tractor. trailer rig on an interstate highway. The truck wrecked about 9:15 p.m. Sunday and early reports from the scene indicated some of the dangerous cargo leaked but tests later indicated there was no leakage, health department officials said. - - - - - - - - •' - -• .- .' -. - .- - ,- - - OUTFIT YOUR CAR WITH A WINTER OVERCOAT Ne1s $119 FI san.w.0 P185/75R13 P195/75R14 P205/75R14 P215/75R14 P225/75R14 P205/75R15 P215/75R15 P225/75R15 P235/75R15 BR78-13 ER78-14 FR78-14 GR78-14 HR78-14 FR78-15 GR78-15 HR78-15 LR78-15 OUR PRICE $40.00 $01.00 $00.50 $9.50 $74.00 $01.50 $71.00 $77.00 $12.50 . ,.. .. " F.I.T.med .w ii,, $2.00 $2.38 $2.52 $2.82 $2.80 $2.61 $2.79 $2.95 - $lag" SET C Services were at is s.m. blooday at First Praeb,tertan - I - Funeral NotIcs sti ee yw wo a peat inleh. Stat wM MIRACLE SHIELD owicot b ym car. And have nsa0 urns. suascu Funeral services for Mrs. Frances 51kw, * at 515 1. - kindev, c1'cawwi Dr. J. 'rw cse ANY HIICULON 4PIIN0 1OOM With INCLUDI$i Deubhe FOR MONUMENTS °'I ' '.t'nctlon .or your loved onis AVA esser, M1ais - SOFA lID Dsvbls Snaps, HS*PA k silneSseesdbionga uo car. And oiwurque compound rse Itie danan oftialsolmWiftsell spr,Niy bu end most FULL$IZ1 OUR issw.*s 8319.96 .299.. FIRM *oft" 106 PWL MAPLE 01 COLONIAL ONUTI MIRACLE SHIELD otmsls we neduoiais. Lo* businyoiw nsi9tWI and . I 40 • NMI MONUMI COWAN T lam 411111111 - ___ •.•d,.*s. Lhi%-s a .•.- SALE eaker BEALING CONVENTION Industry officials say the internal turmoil that has virtually shut down Iran's oilfields in recent months contributed to a drop in total MONTEAGLE, Tenn. (UP!) (MON-TUES-WED) - - childemn. u'W ft Iu,'à T_us- •' EMWEMWN~ SALE PRICE $ QUEEN KIN Ia ' -. member of the Order of Eastern Star and an alomnus of the (sAegs of William and Mary, Willilmobvi& Va. Mrs. Uvlisn liitvad by her, husband, James; maths,, Mrs. Audrey Seller, Sanford; son, lewis; and three grand Ity $ FULL Mrs. Biralic. daughters, SPECIAL REGULAR PRICE TWIN Survivors Include' three Qurdi, Sanford. - M. 1 CMUWADd Frim Isge lAP requranw BEDDING ROYAL F SIZE say. 46 Barrels A-Wait. Overturn t would AREA DEATHS i$* Sy Mall: W., $1 css$sg MealS $L411 I 11.fliIIIj v' Todd, she said, Is rug $ $290 for a" combination But under the ordinance catb. ft" yews bUIIIJId his disilamper and hepatitis shot. also mot be licensed. DurIng grade level "and while It Is The shelter is open for the first three months the fredrating maybe this Is the adoptions and redemption of county was handing Sanford the With Cheryl Evans, zoo 1kb technician clutching annswar b animals from I am. to 4:30 animal cnhits. Todd said Vogel can spend more time With pin. Monday and Saturday and the division was 'bedaged by Pip", the 15-month-old primate, and Gary him." $ am. to 7 p.m. Tuesday cats. People ware delivering president of Rotaract Club of Sanford, huddled lAho Mrs. Metz, the dadseda tbrough Friday. The animal them to the shells, in boos. close, Santa Claus (Rick Moreland) hands 1250 are also hoping the dm is , cio.d on Simdsy. Now the problem has sub check to Al Rozon, executive director of the zoo - successful. Sanford was the sixth city In sided," he sai& "They are depending on us to Slabole to proceeds from the club's Rent-A-Santa project. contract for Todd also rimbided that the Rolaract is planning a repeat project next season come to school and we are UibI control with the county.. sholter accepts WlnAII DO and reservations can be made now by calling 323. dependIng on them tO bilipus 7W contract went Into affect longer wanted by their owners. and that Is a good 4450.1. be delivered to flhIdhlTadSf USa Jenkins,1$. forcing Its on ordinance on the shelter can and we will aitrnpt who like Toni and Ierd*a ladmal control, cate werenot to find homes for them," he ratiier day ii,me titanWcIWW in licensing said. $PECIAL - old Dogs iced NICOSIA, Cyprus, (UP!) Saudi Arabia will raise its crude oil production by a million barrels daily for the next two months and charge more for it to offset the Iranian crisis, the Middle East Economic Survey said today. .11 00 . l3 . t!,3V JAN. 29-30-31 Rev. 'rn.CaIdwell 11 she told police beginning to have a direct effect on the American consumer, industry spokesmen Center for. Disease Control said the virus' . REVIVAL SERVICES - year, has made a mild appearance this year, striking mostly children. Dr. Tim Nolan of the influenza surveillance unit at the national WILUE PERRY jut actual reading," she 041! More Oil, Higher Prices - Id his concentration but his reading program can be cerrutsd."t"' '1 rr&r', "irii', -, said a Gte atdou'cs United Press International The disruption of oil imports from Iran is ATLANTA (UP!) Monday, Jan. 29,1979-3A 514 Peach Tree Lane, according a sterling silver pocket watch; PM to records, a gold watch, two men's Rev. Wm. Caldwell MAGAZINE FRAUD? wristwatches; three frozen 1 SANFORD FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD housewife told sheriff's A Sanford woman has ap- bone steaks and one whole 301 W. flth ST.. SANFORD deputies she was sexually parently been bilked out of $50 frozen chicken. PASTOR-REV. E. DON COX assaulted by man with a gin on by two women selling magazine bderstate4. subscriptions. Gladis Elder, 38, The 36-year-old woman from of a Court West, Thonotasasse said she was purchased the LuLal-WAu15 u Maim mm sm magazines and then changed and Inter,tate4 on Sunday at SCHOOL OFFICE TARGET her mind. She has since learned 12:30 pm. when die was given a Burglars ransacked the office her two checks have been ride by a lone man In a truck. area at Lake Brantley High cashed and the firm the women • PERSONAL ANALYSIS • MARITAL EVALUATION The man drove to a spot on School In Altamonte Springs said they represented, "Free • CHURCH GROWTH • MISSIONARY OUTREACH Inter3tate-4 between State and caused an estimated $1,0() Enterprlzes," does not have a • PREACHING • PRAYER FOR THE SICK Road 436 and Lake Mary damage. In addition, more than license to solicit, according to Boulevard where he pulled a .22 $100 cash was reported stolen, records. caliber revolver. The man records Indicate, Burglars GEMS, FOOD STOLEN SPEAKE- R ordered her to undress l the forced their way Into the school At least $711 In jewelry and rear of the truck where she was Saturday between midnight and frozen food was stolen during a assaulted, records Indicate. 2:45 a.m., according to records.. burglary In Sanford. The woman was released about CUE STICK VICTIM Nellie Fisher, 41, of 1603 W. 15 90 minutes later In the Sanford An Altamonte Springs man St., told police the burglary CHRISTIAN PSYCHOLOGIST area, according to re=ds. told sheriff's deputies he was occurred at her home sometime AUTHOR OF TWO BOOKS SIb(0ThIA1, hit over the head with a pool between Saturday at 7 p.m. and The murder trial of Terry M. stick at a local lounge. The Sunday at 9:30 p.m:, according Sims, 30, of Jacksonville, Is Impact broke the man's false to records. The burglars apWednesday, Jan. 31-Saturday, Feb. 3 tentatively set to begin Tuesday teeth, records Indicate. parently forced open a door to 7.30 P.M. At the Seminole County CourThe incident occurred Sunday gain entry tothe house and once tlniae. Sims is charged in M1:17p.m.at the Club 436on inside they ransacked the living SPECIAL SESSION: Sunday, Feb.4 connection with the Dec. 29, State Road 436. Victim of the room and bedroom. . 2:30 P.M. 1977murder of 55-year-old Incident was Identified as A preliminary check has reserve deputy George P1.11 Joseph James Proctor, 41, of revealed the Items stolen were: during a robbery at the L=gwood Village Pharmacy R hall since been Waned two accomplices were sitting In a cer outside the pharmacy toaid in the escape of the two gunmen in" the store. One of the men th the car and • one ln the pharmacy,James , 1 Helsell Z,and Curtis Baldrse, 0, respectively, both of Jacksonville, have pleaded to lessor crimes In exchange for their testimony against Sims. The alleged mastermind behind the tamprood robbety, and a series of robberies burglaries across the date, CWvrsee Eugene Robinson, 34, a a, of Jacksonville, is AW at-large. k Robinson is alleged to have been the second man in the getaway car. In addition to the pharmacy, a customer In the store was • nor ' robbed shortly beforeP1 .11 was On almost any road, in almost killed. Becsivise of the two •Jj I any kind of weather, Tiempo robberies, Sims is charged with radial's 10,000 hard-working two counts of tIM degree :tread edge* give you the merdardertngthepuptrt&ob Qf) you need. And with .. ala ,aL 7•1' Sass ra a construction, you . 'J W 4UI three M robbery ,1l 1,1 #1 II 90i• 8 uuVuufl.. go , gas-savin .g economy. 4th 170$ Wed .. " A78-13 blackwall, plus Mary W Got Tiemnn the one $i 63 F E T and Id tire 13th Street, Sanford, reported • - -.i 'tire that does it all vandoIsalitthegloi*of two "S OUR $lack.ilI Flied windows In a house at 1214% Site PRICE old fire Mulberry Ave., Sanford, 878-13 $1.69 *24.50 Friday, according to police E78-14 $2.03 $29.00 reports. The window were ' F78-14 $2.22 $32.25 valued at $10 according to G78-14 $33.50 $2.38 .1 police. . By barrels in the week ending Jan. 19 lowest point since April 1977. Sanford, Fl. B' DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer A Hillsborough County Iran Turmoil Hurting U.S. Oil Inventories ' "I'm hoping the class can be effective because the teacher can got to know student and vice-versa because they will be with each other all day," said Mrs. Metz. She agreed to the placement of her son In the irugram SAMOS, Greece (UP!) A bus plunged over a 300-foot cliff on the Aegean Island of Samoa today, killing 14 people and injuring 39 others, police said. A police spokesman said sto1.the in jured were in.crlUcal condition. A - Alternative - Bus Falls Over Cliff, 14 Di. . . . . - Mideast: 'Tens Of Issues' Woman Hitchhiker Cla 116M S Assault Bv Driver On 1-4 IN BRIEF TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) hiding shortly after his suepenBut, he said, "at this time, - Gov. Bob Graham said today sian was announced, sending based on the Information I nothing the FBI told him about word through an associate that have, I don't see any necessity Its Investigation of kickbacks his lawyers had advised him not to request that any other ofand bribes In the date land to make any statement. final or employee in DNR be acquisition program Indicated "Iam under some constraints suspended," he said. there Is a drug angle or that any In answering questions," In reply to another question, person now actively working Grahamtoldanewsconference by he said, "none of the informs;l for the Department of Natural today, emphasizing he __ p rovided to us indicated Resources Is a target. directed by the FBI not to lion Graham and the Cabinet divulge details ofthe invediga- that drugs or narcoticswas a part of any Investigation." suspended DNR Director lion. LORETTA SUMMERLIN TERRI PEEK TODD METL Harmon Shields shortly after the FBI secretly briefed Graham and Attorney General Jim Smith on the probe. But no charges have been filed and the only persons known to have been questioned by the FBI are with Mrs. Houlton. attend school, r_ page IA) Tallahassee realtors Jack "Sometimes I just don't feel The basic criteria Is for the Elementary and Sanford like getting up in the morning student to be either disruptive, Quick and H. Bruce McIver, since his television Interviews Grammar. DNR regional director LaVelle WASHINGTON (UP!) and 50 just stay around the disinterested or unsuccessful In Pitts, Panama Qty, and U.S. Richard Nixon, at the request of with David Frost more than a Included in the class at house and clean up rather than school. Final placement in the Customs patrolman James visiting Chinese Vice Premier year ago, Nixon has been In Qooms Is 17-year-old Willie go to school," said Lisa. "But class depends on the parents Connally, Tallahassee. Teng Hslao..ping and other what amounted to a virtual self- Perry. this may change things." coneent, Dünitry said. "It Jint $fl5 like ever y time McIver, who represented the Chinese leaders, Is In Wulihig. Imposed exile at his home in The responsibility of helping And the students better show landowner In several put and ton for athreeday day and will San Clemente, Calif., since something goes down at the these students Is on teacher up. "If they are not In dmpending land sales to the date, attend the White House date resigning the presidency Aug. school I get blamed," Mid Mary June Houlton. one day, I will be on the phone 9, 1974, under the threat of Willie, reflecting on We two testified before a federal grand dinner tonight. The students who now right away; you can't let Jury. Quick, questioned by two Nixon arrived Sunday night impeachment In whe Watergate suspensions and the 10 tIzflN he number 12 but could go up to 15 something like this lapse," said has been sent to the deui'a Will spend the entire school day Mrs. Houlton. agents In his Tallahassee office by commercial flight and was scandal. The Chinese vice premier and office. last week, reportedly played an whisked away by limousine to Willie believes the class could undercover role ln the proposed an unpi,lidued destination In other Chinese leaders exsale to the date of the 30,200 the Washington am, where he pressed their desire to meet be helpful to him, "because I acre Seminole Ranch near will stay during Tang's visit. He with Nixon during their eight- will be away from my friends Orlando. will have a private visit with day day In the United States, who will be In other classes and and President Carter Invited maybe I will be able to do all None of the key figures, In- Teug Wednesday. eluding Shields, will talk to Although he has made a him to the black tie state dinner right." For Todd Metz, 15, the reporters. Shields went Into number of public appearances honoring Tang tonight. problem with school is one of concentration. 'I will b. "I guess school Is all right," he said, "but I'd rather be at work on the farm driving a away from tractor than be at school." TOM is hoping that this elm can help, because headd, "as long U Ipass, that Is what my friends' matters to me." His mother, Jean, Is also Israeli Warplanes Buz Lebanon; PLO On Alert _.1 I Evening Herald S NOuN wiN 'I. kni hmda IS NO Naith Sp, IF I N he Iampssd -• ..---- --5--- -. - ----. •..._; - - •- .F••- __ ....___L. - -- -. x _ _'.L_ -- - ' ' _ - -.. I •I P - .. "- I • -. . - • - - - - �1 Evening lkmmM (USPS 411•210) SANFORD, FLA. 32771 831•9993 Monday, Jan. 29, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor X) N. FRENCH AVE., Around Area Code 305322•3611 or knew him not at all, though our paths did cross. Rockef eller at one time, seemed to represent the beopefor thefutureof theparty thattwtce rejected his bids for its presidential nomination. ______ 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, The Clock Fast Food: By MAX ERKILETIAN Salvation? We wouldn't be at all surprised if among the first few stops of Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiaoping in the United States this week will be McDonald's. ANGL E.WAL TERS ___ Again, why not? Back home, China reportedly is coming up about $200 billion short of the $600 billion needed for its ambitious program to modernize the mainland by 1985. How are the Chinese going to earn enough to buy all the goods and technology they want from the West? Easy. We have one answer already, with news WASHINGTON (NEA) ___ _______ _________ I . ____ __________ ___ .. being as insensitive to fraud, scandal and corruption as any old-line federal department. DoE's responses to well-documented allegations of criminal activity within the petroleum industry invariably have been confined bureaucratic buck-passing to escape responsibility, attempis to ignore the problems in the hope that they'll go away and incompetent enforcement efforts. Anyone who has ever tried knows how long it takes to cook a Chinese dinner, not to mention the time It can take to eat one. Consider the Impact on the Chinese life-style th e cook can get dinner on the table by running around the corner for a sack of Coke and Big Macs ____ - ______ ______ 14 UR TI),tjIbOp,, - . ______ _____ ___ _____ - ____ violaters of the federal laws it's supposed to or the packaged equivalent of a TV-dinner, enforce'has been the proliferation of "daisy chains" in a scheme to illegally ipuIate ,fl prices The prof its of the Industry's n umerous mid- .. , tivity, a plus for the grms national product. In one case, fuel oil purch" from a refinery ___ at 16 cents per gallon was passed through a dsb3t chain with each seller marking up the Don't laugh. A Japanese businessman left Feking with the impression that Chinese leaders price io to 3o cents per gallon. mis oil eventually sold for 60 cents per gallon. have exactly that in mind, kaged meals so their people will be freed from M csehold chores to spend more time working * - ffss d 1 price gouging by fuel supplies, possibly resulting in "tem of millions of dousirs in meat on the guide, claims HEW doesn't have Think Match Champion "statutory authority" to publish It, insists the LAKE BUENA VISTA (UPI) PGA National Match Play ip. w ..•...., , Whyasi apIy *y musIwNIOths aI' didrthlon " referred to the Justice Department for criminal dickering with the Japanese to buy golf clubs, and may build their first golf course near the Ming tombs outside Peking. promotion. A few cases subsequently have been They should think about that twice. If people Instances the proceedings were initiated by In other games, Sanford ______ At — required to dart an austerity ways in the upper equivalent of brand drugs. Flagship Bank ". Atlantic Bank reeled off It npWMip sun" needed." --Sen. Pete Domelaid, &N.M. "To describe such a budget am 'Ian and prosecuted in the federal courts, but In mod austere' is like talking about a 'crashdid' permits bmina splb and lemon crom ple.Ill— "By contrast, a relatively smaU amount of be's iritereated in the price of a drug nan)ed His wife has terminal cancer. Dilaudid austerity Will make Itself felt in the lower isDitsuft 12 times as potent as morphine In holding wn brackets. So the bed policy is to aim the uses morethan cubic auderitY program in their direction. Sooner or pain.friendwifeFive cc. equals a do switch to hamburgers so they can squeeze in a round of golf a dinner time, It won't do much for the gross national product. nine of the afternoon round. Think pulled even ? likoiler 3 6.1 6. Keith #44rM I 0.2 4, '"p ______ - _____ fusion and imcemtalnty" over its regulations, bid austerity and It everduelly will trickle up lido the for prodigality. To avoid Offmdk4 ow neigh- drup and an that nder a federal anti-trust "did riot decide which (interpristaft) was until the end of the relevant period." ____ ______________________________ - NO bracksts where a b moot "OKI' Tw, bors, we d"have to avoW aillopting an * of nlphiood said hi Is analysis of law all bqm have to be offered the, JACK ANDERSON "his place with the retort, "When I leave, the game 5IrOPI flat." W"thThese Pal BERRY'S WORLD NeedsEnem* s-- r I? I WASHMTON — Mile only perm rivaling Just six wNb before TOWs irdeltmint Meows piddiat T1t&1J4-1A:WWdl040WM at thle Csi*al tiWy Carter as a coodid source Of em- lInes phoned Tonsil about the pbWty Of Although, a we have haised, there is no Services Administration will now get a ctiatce to ___ lar Facce the president's UI-darned choice as his original sources told ow ocld. Gary Coha Tonsil cronies to Iiomcs the petuiduut ever emoerded Igators. The scandal.nldlien agency has later spscidatsd l Lace may have we" to anything, the fact that such attempts were formed a GM choir. budget director. * ____ MEM01110111111111111 '. 1. Lace won't do busk'.a with. While Billy Cater Ifonad trim a Nsw York bank to us in Georgia. Cotter adi''tnatleu, Inspliad 17$ GM aongblrda to sing up. C Of waltzes arosid the coedni with Cronies Of (Lance still owns dock in the P"-mi Bank Of a 11Lfr1 With friends like his, Jy Cater 4o't Selaujiii' p4(55j ded Ubyan dictator Mnme QwLWI, this lly Georgia.) used .sni1ss. ' hesiad , Georgia banker has been thick as thieves with About the same time, one Of Tonsil's Att —' 1104M A~k low d Ms '* The Wgtio h made it necessary to form the Sea Arablais In various fhiancW dealt iaw,era, prtsiih#lal pal hwin Shin, vitals havegiusa a bMe have been sepuide for rehearsals, which wftt5be ite nt ,, w chi erw*an ssigga4Jr: detailed by the Federal Trade Caon. Such held two days a week. Enipioysjs wtj have to eacidive officer of the National Bank of I believe that Mr. Tonsil would be an a. te. gel special permission from supervisor. to get .i.Georgia, gave profarintlal lidired rates to the akloir for "lew4y," A aping concert Is In the works, bid thet iii Thee is no svidereo t the president's hoped-for Mr. Qean y trader Of monthly bill, listing 'charges 1 be no hes or aitorme tar the GM chorl*.ns ek pia, PIey bsCs(S, TusIU "tb1y" and, Now we have uncovered evidsace that Lace odmn Patients a. IN Isd Mi .u:iUals I Mi the time being. "We're operating w a was by than under such d ea s scdioy by federal mayhsntnlsd to wugiebeMIngt'from inveetaterp that a Ip ftdd he pert Of the basic toe, like ass, bed is budget rigid DOW,' *spaIflth. ims. a union boss who was on the verge Of indictment dIuldedY ___ ___ ___ 1. ___ __ _____ ,, I I I - ____ ___ ____ I ____ I ____ _____ ____ ___ retali'td two Atlanta edeensys to thili thus vhs the odes '"is .chig drup; meny .qlius are owusd by the whue t k: ]u v,, has ad 'i came, ad suppUsd 1alIS at obetos to all 1b evirpue bid Lace ad aw heme priprider, 4 thVgI mete. i,.dei, is pripsud in the 1stthcu IM* Of Justice Deputmed to hip him. IBa us. Isle, was to, 1.ugI 1, s he gus series PatIents' fml 1I.s not guaraidos N Plus ''gain, Of a too hat to heedw that will ksws,er and in the paymed Of hiBa, hsaSsdM ha told Of chsgss WtgieuPi .BoSe. Hal U.s to make a,, * a preslisM's finds were able to aftevs us privies actpsiap, 'les, a in tees or putir' owe. I ___ ____ - - ad ' ui. __ -- ____ . 4" - -- "I mink It's cousin Louie, 4 alc" ___ . _____ - . ' . . ..~, , ~.' '. 11 "' " - ~ L- - .- I .. . I ___ __ I - _--_-_-'---- mommilli~ - ~_,i,., . . . .,:~ - j _ — I—_ WltdW, he could jwIng some man Munson and Graig Nettles - I'm reasonably sure, " Randolph - Jack Nicklaus is limiting age, Sanford Electric P laces 6 AlInStars any"Y What doesin that he ' and his he wife, t-, ARCADIAt Calff.I (UPI) -. Mr. PAft, retur-,I wq to the of hk peak , th an easy flve4e'ig win &nlay in the d ram.. ____ 1 54 t Stacy _ wluians a ______ to nIthe$o San PasqualHancapatSsata Anna p ;r'da n1m ft The winner 1 last year's $200,000 Qiarles H. , All Games 5 TIWISIH GeorgIa K entuc k y Auburn Florida Ida Miss 3 Mi 11 3 131 4 554 13 4 745 , 9 7 5 4 4 S .441 C 7 3 7 773 • 3 7 273 710 I 2 6 6 I __ ___ nesda ____ _ h ., __ ' (igIei' .". ___ s Korner __ __ - , ' - - - _______ ___ ___ ____ • __ _ ___ ___ , ' ____ . -- ': ____ ___ __ ____ .0. . .. . ~ Indiana 123, San Antonio 110. aft. New Jersey 117, Phoenix Ill, aft. Kansas City 137. Cleveland 109, all. Portland 116. Philadelphia 91 LOS Angeles 111. Milwaukee 109 Pro Hockey College NHL Su nd ay's Results Atlanta 7. Detroit 2. aft. Basketball Toronto 2, Washington 2. fit Los Angeles 5, Boston 3 Si Louis 7. Chicago 2 Minnesota 3. Bu lab 1 Sunday's Colle g e Basketball United Press International East Alfred SI, Clarkson 76 Results Bklyn Call . 7). Lehman SO Providence 54, Niagara 53 St John's 47, StJosepf's (Pa.) 40 Transactions South Duke 69, Marquette 64 Sunday Colleg e Football Brooklyn College Charles Massaria as Louisville 12, Va. Tech 72 football coach. - an Named assistant Big Mile Match Saturday ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) — Current world record holder Dick Buerki., Esopsan IMoor standout Anttl Lolkkanen and talented American season. ia. L,slF ' re bw7 win ____ __ __ ____ %% WV III II 11V7 HOUSTON (UPI) — Topseeded Erick Iskersky of Trinity defeated Northwestern Louisiana's Iskersky, a junior from Toledo, Ohio, and the defending champion, won the first set from the unseeded senior from Chile, taking a 5.4 SHS Banquet Set Tonight whom bed porbirmance #6 sum was a "int effort, is loft season, will try and keep ATLANTIC SANK: J.N $tams, avemagig s s per game. that streak alive In the next 1011. CwlIs lsd.vesS$lI Tiy fhelih. Jeff Stamper, who hoods a 1.4 pointa per game average and these weeks, starting Wed-- Sports awards and a few c.nss.i isie vy ,,sr u-i,, from away at the We B JOW Taylor lad Ph" to ankh MMA y with a home game words from a national cham. ii13 Tim $cIssuilz IllS. Tony Gui, aVIrI11( LI P05 P' $UflI 111d Mike F*sIl against CSidflI Florida saeer tied. TitaN 1054$ 15. plan volleyball coach are on tap fowth In was third and PalMed Wagon imm Fbgft Bank and Oft Huder was pkkW Lab City anded SO4MsrckIslntie4J,sylves fromFiretFideraL Itsllthlessln2ldartaSatirday its winte, sports 045. AIOrW SisEMrot 1545. $aidvd Biectnic coach Gary Taylor was named to coach the all- by a 83.75 5COf. Mr. Redoy raced the11.1$ mIke on aslow track award banquet at Mayfair TaIYOIIflSII41S.SNIyDavidtie Ial:G1.5andasthefavorltoofthsCrOwdolmar* Seminole has six games Country Club darting at 7p.m. 4. HIlaca 11011545. Tot* 404 d ti, ildib will puticipate In the didilet tournomsat Feb. 31L *17 In ApopkL I% wima d M Worumalat wig Wiram to remaining, ad colloft U1111111 --AM 369000 he PRW $5.00, $3.40 SW 03.80. Lik"ll Among the football awards Feb. 44 thht11amUd, likely t0 will be the Peter Schial award, jaj the statS b0wed In D5La4 March 34. Hal,. paid $7.40 and $5.10 While Big J0110 TaYlor flt.UU lisk $ ha held at Va1euICia. liafeed Is the dOfIIdIIIg didilet ChIilvlp'On. 11 111101111111641111141111101 $1 III $15 Tgi $5.00. singling out the player the teen would least have done without ____________________ led seaso Spea ke r will be Lucy McDaniel, who coached Swn" %I, am" 0~10 1w, University of CenW Florida to 801110 4VI V6 IMM 4W MO Oft IS"31-111111I "11111111'W1111 W 33-M SINK tress Tv Siyest IN, irase NISsIN. CkavIJVs A*. km ksmilylIIa Lee SiNes dlii 154101, ioe nelinebi $U.1101N. HililGame: David N)Ckerde Ill. Eve Rogero 147.$5. Sharon a national championship. MIKe VIeS 17711514. Klibid ill, ISleS Hurts MaiNs. Ide SMar an. iotIc, rc---- JON l. Nil As 15)g Retire rasial. Sis.Cdevy$4 Dave icilwls. $4177, :i A few tickers were dill DSI Nesi 115.145111. luNlil Seals iii, Kuley C,er miss, Linde W. liii NIL 1I! Se 155!ON dli 11* Pew" AN., PIiII*_Seal. km (vs 141 'lss.l. SuILsie avaliable this morning. Ducats 0 aNs wile. W4111i,, 1*11, t Grimes 111.131. SIlly DeuNIr, 170.115. Norma Wagner W. ww CM . , Sanders ill, e Isesle NlDsrde Id speris, 41iSi Wimis Jaidea 14.1: Psely IN uiis ie.ts.us ISlO Sides; Nelifl Harm 171. are lss. u' and 4. _ —Ii 0 I $ available at the SHS lilly Ceepe, dl. Linde Da.ww ,IillsL 1sU. ,Ie Pin PsN. Ya:.. (Staags lot" 1510. No PS* 44$. Name Sadeils WI, Said Lsag lilly 10w? US-131. NO $ids: Devil NlCkar* Vt ISa. Norma Wagner IN. lee Ruler. Mat MckMS 17 3.15 lineS te.1$. Siry em__ 1e.usia,, :ONIUi T* (S41 - $5 j5. v.. poei si, im aaoe or $4 lONe vs. Nell iu-ieii. NuuilI SeeN 141. Deck Orvims SN, Oudrsai lU. Carilyn Silts 477, RON? Ul *9 WinIll * 74, P..e Dw.M S. Levy PNur lU-ill. Al MON Silly kahn sN Iaiils leaders Minus Cealser M. sI" ISI Wa F1flit.1 $.*g dsrif P $erIie Os. Caine dl Jim Pd. lilly Ws W. Cs.vsnsd 50,5: sy'via simm 3. • Tit PIiLON Uk *5 Mill INI NON kmilp ow, $a Yiiiy iii, Merlin II. Jell ONW , 55k 15. ' 0Ne.$i* $0lNt I-We NMil New Uk TWO Pow, vi, LON -if' IN, liv Jades *' Norm SUCK'S CUSTIM pi- 3.1S ONce Other H10II,kt$: $Mns Pr*_S5 11.110. NINe tea Vll* Nell INi eS CATUMS dl Dave $IIIIS2 *' Karl wJrtard terimy,_uiiiey eoper jOj 47. pu—ia- is*_tes IN (IL 'L 1*9 ,w -. Sary AebJSy *' $ONlIas: Cerotree Pisriot, turkey. 1110 Average Lis Siechilvrn inS MON 1*9 Ne II_ Caiw. , Dick ON ii. Duck MaMJlin ftflSS. DONs *W1.nce, Teews ilipime. Slav it WeE Linde U...jr i.'L:, VU1Y 14ts 0 I Proem "row Wit ''1 lu WAM . P14W*_55*. SleetySkip.Seraic's Sleety ___ON _ . D4i, Neste. *15 muss NON NeONit AIim Ill Tel VI ON ONNets VOvi. am 5k's — 15151. I'UflItirils. PONs 'Oiler 0% IltU km $lMdklIs OrleSir., Knall j ' dl' 32"Juallift nt .ut, a $ 1110 Oem's: imil V WP*INIS. ,in 1* L— us leaN, dl *5u11. fIlSelhI, Mtkas, UnI.Pak, &IflEIf dl Tie TS 1. *'vi, ma r-j--.iis eg 1* Cindy lelnus P5 Is., Oel SeI. Mieia, siat mm_e.is. I1IflYMl*UN 111, Cause km *4* Rile, ilijs. Lii Das, su. N. $111111111110111111; 0W ISM W a Will" V& ""L11011011111111F wi Pit Nidme 111. NIde Imiuili Ma1S $Iil. NON S lONers NI-iN, VIII" TV Aries CSulSer 171.115.111, Am Nips SerIes::55k I Do Ye, dl. *9 1551 " , i.e erutr WI'4'ts tl1hlitsi wilL M5 A**$ wi10& DarN 55 111, CM4 Spills: 45*15 MId. *' Jim *IJI NilU-WI iu1T: Lacky INill MIISP dli Tie ?i* 0 0 5rv5 5% MiDeel Ca. 11115.1dl% DII1WI Gluey Gj*au 141. lvsly. lIeNs 3-11l. ... 1:i: a Il. =th . &ft to a erba'A on turn r 1mm k~zemnaw, mr.__ Denver ", Chicago 07, Wil. 471 II? " ' ' " ' ___ J. . w I. w L Vandy 7 7 77• Alabama 7 2 771 13 4 765 both was high time he spent more tiebreaker. Ume at home with their five evin children, Curran of Texas when he was forced to withdraw WOUSe of illness, came back to win with the SCC same tiebreaker score In the second set. Unhasto Sanfolrd Eledirlic lad thol voting for the Sanford Junior Smlflt S III, i.i *. Tsmmy Boys Baádball League al-dan team by placing six players on CrecbsN 1505. 0es, Williams SO the man squad. is. To" a " ". . OWa Tommy 80ey, wO a IL49oinl average, top the Defeated PINS? PSOINAL: (Idle HuIiss —'-:'— iiemid ltt ill .04 erlMKlNhMcOrNt3S44, William,, a guerd averaging seven pods per By Lake City Terry ManlI $5410, Mike Ilk Other Sanford Electric players named to the teen were Kevin ML now WUIWlSO0.TotIls13 SmW BoyHamw,RobsdM1IlerandGeorgsWUhI.ms. Seminole Community ' m issg's i, College's basketball team, cor.r, Sieve Gray, was us of these isalsid 11w pea" 4154 4 P—Si players picked to rqreaeid Allw*'c Bank on the team. Gray, which has never encountered a man ____ ___ I SEC Standings year because he feels he has Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association indoor notIng to prove anymore. At singles championship. least that's what he says, ___ .. Sundays Results Boston 103. Golden State 102, af t . Washington 122. New York 105. at I. Detroit 121, San Diego ill, an. himself to 12 tournaments this Ricardo Acuna,7-6,6-7,6-2,7-5, Sunday to win the . ____ ___ _______ ' to make a satilsmnint ., The odes boa Is firmer puperwirkers F*tery 11$, the TUaders Codral Slates (tam vittasly lisMity. —r The "g—"ñ edItte J president Jasph T,seW. as Of the that major F'ii Feud sat up a $11 Gerida, ike trod scoad dates: "IkefaeSl ad labor balms to beck Jy Ca ter fir in lance's b. lb. tad was adur tedera] spse onIy !± "rny Mi ad Of. WuidemMuosv ____Finally Ia*ted ____ led J.11,_Tousil ______ ____ patient, gad or pr1r'. la'I— at the tim., ad Taa. — Of any pIr1u.. seIAqiy ____ _____ felt _____ _______ ph±dgiut7toe''—'—uoMadeiwtMu to 4, _____ irwhilkroeinpususlIwytothe Of he wedke. ____ Of jodice. proved a i'x heir's'. t_r,wag,edkIadOfthe_t% P!"'-" ___ UNPORD ILICTR IC: Tommy uift.ye 24 ii, KIVIS SniIttt 22.44, Mr. R.doy Wins Again . •, , , ___ AH answertld a question about who mot take roew the money, - Fairbanks or MrdtlSl0, Tony 641111111 12-24, $lflyOsvlsli.4i,H,r$ceKnIsMi 040. Totals 4 n is. nIge lecture Saturday night at 01110 State ____ ty 'if I lese a decision now, I WoUldn't be Jni ('able to talk like this." - offidals at Colmado very likely move on without any "bay" Weresdomu from the wall. FL"$Nlp"NMI Auk* Futrell 2 beginning, anyway. ____ J But Fairbanks has a cmliple of he can play aim -if 11 becaus, he has Bullyted c Ill. Marc KIOiISOI. iN ivisi While some clusens But that suits imlving a cooM bdwm the apport for a national austiarity policy. the ddd pod, will come Wh with a wakabile cow Kwo Co. I NA indsletry and DOE over the allocation at certain remaining decision is how to achieve that goal. promnli. sometime In the neat decade. make, Dllaui%d. A Knoll official says the'a'no 1qed late last year by lbs cv s, wet ____ Some economists, among them Prof. Jeha Meanwhile, there are farelgu policy thçlkd$oes fersncs In price, depending on the ccnsUiil r, . but then concedes "there are quantity Temporgiry Emergency Court of As, Kenneth Turnipblood, favor the wcaU*d to . In its riling, the court noted that federal 'Thckle up" approach. It Is axiomatic that no nation CO long exist as coeds," : energy officials could have resolved the "con"Give the low Income brackets a good shot of an laimd Of aiaterity In a world that Is dthiog PMA agrees there are "bulk discounts" for the AFC entry, It odd be 64 0. "" Colorado, which wants him so deals tI would make Sul- and flier. on the tasepains like GivIdes 1 042, MIke Ilik 0040, Mickey Rivers and Willie at lied did 111 the llVSfl'$ head spin. Raid WIurn SilO. Totals 70314, badly. CUM - - Each side has some leverage Sullivan is, that Fairbanks in lids continuing soap opera- won't ever coach the Patriots U like struggle. The Patriots are anymore. Two courses are open ___________________ ix,,, he made It plain trade any Patriot player he lineup that would include longFIRST PIDUM.s 5d54 Hu,liss What's he wasn't at all fussy who'd pay wishes. U he chooses to be bailer, Reggie Jackson, ThurISO 0, Gww Hok 1002. ____ Exxon, Gulf, Shell, Texaco, Sun, Arco and assurance that "austerity is jut around the tuousx,s. This m taking It rigid at the wholesale price for Dilaudldls not quite $4 75 Phillips In a case described as "the mod corner," to others the slogan "peace and upper brackets," Waterdock told me. 36-cc. vial. HEW officials says the Dsfthe Important place of enforcement litigation. austerity" woulda't sound .11 that attractive. Fm aU that Couigous, which has stiown DSPSStIIISS* and Veterans tIoipay against the oil companies. Since there apparently Is strong bipartisan exquisite wisdom In resolving such Issues In the conaid,rably bus. I? _____ ___ refunds from 15 majoirod conVoles— 10clud1ing 1520 r MISS, St Pro Basketball . and sent the match into extra holies wi birldies on " Il 313 II 306 110 , le final over the windy, 7,0*yard .. I? 216 116 Sullivan, tryiq to BMW how tion. Of course, he could always Paul Cummings will hook up in the mile run Roes,? MIller iSOt. aoesv Hart. Now England Patrilift The price is $2 million. Important Fairbanks Is to the go back tocoachlngthe Patriots Saturday at the Jaycee Invitational Indoor Track manS 1.2 5. Stacy DMI WHII&M 2 " 111, Tommy P.4plat — $2 MIUJM Patriots, repeatedly has W he has sworn he'd never do and Field meet. Crocks" li-it 04"sWiIIlanis ii. Billy Sullivan, Jr., who runs pointed out that as general that and frankly I don't see how Buerkle, 31, set the world Indoor mark of 3:54.9 T$•IS 13 514 X. ATLANTIC BANK: JellIstamw the Patriots,ftW the ilimount A manager and head coach hascould. last Year. A former 5,000-meter runner, Buerkle Chief reason the 2044,CUM$ Ellda"nG" 0. Twry woWd cost Fairbanks to keg IUW control" of the team. U Yankees am stayed away from competition for a year before CSIltOfl ISle. Kwry Hsmter2 1.2 51 his contract and move back Into that's really the can, consider trying so hard to land Rod kim SMIfleld 40.3 I. Steve Gray 7 returning last season to set the world record. ege cow, irm poss this Corew is because they figure 2.1 14 TIM $~I 0 " 0, Afte Loikkanen has run a 3:56.2 mile while Cumthe University of Colorado at Thursday when the NFL's with his capacity for getting _0015.TOtill153.10 U. mlngs li ff base hits and his speedon the is the American indoor record holder at of these so.caIlsd adicially ne Is o ON trading dead I•*tdllic. ill $ aggressive U.S. attorneys not by DoE en- Sen. WIlifans Armstrong, R.Colo. late', the higher brackets will feel the effects ofteaspoon. centimeters daily. the 10th and 11th holes. forcement offldals. "We are it, I)ur an appearance before a congressional Sen. Gary Hart, D.CaJo. But other economists, one being Dr. subcommittee last autumn, a DOE attorney Etc. Dilaudid at $65 per vial from a Washington - . A11 Retiring e Again A voter old enough to remember when Waterdock, argue that the lower brackets arm admitted that his department failed to follow up pharmacy. Then he found he could buy airesm$i operat. on an austere , on a 1915 suggestion from the Justice Depart- politidani promised such thing as "a dl Diludid for $52 a vial from a local —16-1 . , COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — Three-time world 1'* WI5 U' M IW U1• " neaVyWejgni OOXIfl CftlflIPIOII MOMmIneQ All ment that refunds be sought when suspiciously every pot" may be somewhat disoriented by the pharmacy. That Includes a 10 percent maup out. high brokerage fees were paid to middlemen, spectacle Of says he will step out of the ring and turn his at thi forthe pl1IMCT Anlaft",ftm DoE did go into coint to seek $13 billim in austere each other. "To make insterity work, we've got to have a A wilespeirm at a major Baltimitetention to a worldwide swvicle aitammwiseew"a - Al Green. LSU Reggie King, Ala CParin Davis. Vandy Ray While. Miss.St. Cattage, Ab. G eg Grim, Mm SI ____ battle. Thirsk was 1-up after the morning 18, but the 32-yearold Benoon was 2-up after the opening . Mill ion Bang, after trailing for tbree Angeles where he's handling being nlne4enths of the law go for that, he or the university A friend has followed this issue closely becamePalm Course at Disney World was a see-saw . "..-stops short of Imposing the austerity brackets. - $2 Chad Fairbanks looks a little holding a substantial amount of to him. He can sit it out the way worried or uptight when the TV Fairbanks' def erred money aid Dick Williams did when Charlie unaiswereii points to open tlae cameras pan in on him In that gives them something of an Finley wouldn't let him sign f09ft PWW 198b* FWft tonW's Pro Bowl Game at Im Wer hand them, posseetion with the Yankees. 11 he dow't Stan at Disney World Thursday. e Him T o Cost Electric held on to beat Find Federal 2141 In oveirtlime, First By MILTON RICIIMAN Federal nipped Flagship Ban k UPI Sperin Ester 14.13 and ______ lantic 8111k dumped NEW YORK (UPI) ____ involving a daisy chain scheme had been word "austerity." Well, it might work, but the Chinese also are l 360 735 3 20 125 21.3 I? 351 By , . 1 Freedom Price For Chuck toi0'i. Steve Gray led the back t' The victory makea the 50-year-old Kansas City WASMGTON (UPI) — Although a moOlon brackets directly? , ,, . But the govemment is piroiceedling with 4ts ' ~ ,..golf club professional one of the favoritat forthe * ' * ' $ANPD ILICTRIC, Tommy would be "This upper brackets have a powerful barrier compalp against high pirices. On Jan. 9: thle hard to isolatie and Identify, consensus PGA Senilors Champl 0, . overcharges being returned to the consumer." congressional comment on President Carters against austerity," Turidpblood said. "It is Food and Drug Administration released a HA of But almost two years later, not a single case fiscal 1* budget was heavily laced with the called money. Very drastic manures would be 2,400 generic name products it considers the outside the home. game. The two wins pushed Sanford Electric's overall n by defeating Steve Benson of Glen Ellyn, Ill., wIth court In Baltimore against HEW and soon will Y, secand baU prior to Thlrsk, tutor of tow star Tc Watson, won the So In mid-Dwember, It filed sult in federal y - _____ problems. guide "favors the less research-Intensive Part of the market." From Here To ~kusteri __ 't. SIDE . because everyone elm was having the same PMA says the guide's price lid is "misleading and Inaccurate" because It on wholesale data, not retail. It says PMA had no chance to cornLIGHTER victory over santorci Electric gained sole 40.12. downed Jac on Heights, 38-28. Rod Wallace and Harry In gins ks games, Eric Freddie and Brian peseeasis of Nancy lead In the Sanford Junior Boys Curtis led Lakeview with 11 and Garris scored 12 points each to Campbell as p 10 poInts, respectively. All II lead Holly Hill put the Lakeview stopped M Bas.ktbsli Laague with il wee, 40-5; ° wins Saturday. Induding a Lyman players hit the scoring Seminole travel team, ". and Teague defeated Jackson hard4ought 35-33 win over column, (n1d Kessinger had despite 14 points by Isaac Heights, 26-16. AI1MIIIC Bank. Sanford Electric and Atlantic Baik were both unbeaten In the final round with a twostroke lead and won It going away when no one was able to mount a challenge, also bogeyed the fourth. Still, he led by two n1liq drugs. chains of dwiuny corporations that earn substantial profits for no work. This can be devoted to more productive ac- Junior Lead teeth of the WW. Zoeller, who had started the HEW wants to distribute the guide free, to 360,000doctorsandpharmacids, plus consumers who ask for It, in order to encourage doctors d to think price when prescribing or . w- and energy now spent slicing up meat and dl en em are limited by federal Astute, but too vegetables and.juggling all those pots and pans in many of those resellers have discovered that the law can be circumvented by establlddng daisy the kitchen. ''Mts. aM . .Itlldsthechemlcal,orgenerlc,nameofeaéh drug alongw1th the manufacturers'tnadenaies for the same drug and the average Per-dOse wholesale _______ price paid by 1,000 pharmacies in mid- ___ _____ ___ 16 -killers therapeutic categories. drugs, plus 16; Lyman just missed thie Lyman used balanced Kwing 12 points. century mark against Lake to halt Lake Howell, 47-15; and In girls varsity play, Teague Howell, 99-18; and South South Seminole got 10 points got a 12-point performance from Troy Quckenbush In a I0- from Kara Seminole crunched Tiakawilla, Pritchett and Electric Nabs "It hasn't hit me yet," he said, "but the feeling at the moment is one of relief more than anything the. It's nice to win, believe me." While scores zoomed Sunday because of a 'chilling wind blowing in off the Pacific, plus rain and ha il, Zoeller perservered, even during a 12minute suspension of play. On the first hole players shot to the green In the pres . ____ . • St Marys 72. Colorado Coil. SI West o ..,, AV Seattle U. I), AlA 76 name 1 Golden broke loose for Jackson Heights varsity team 15 pointr to spark South Williams. Lake Brantley's travel team used a 32-point 36 points Saturday to NghlJgt was knocked off by a 60.61 score Seminole... In junior varsity action, Stacy against Teague. Willis Perry effort from Mac Lantrip in a 71. Seminole Youth $por' 18 po ints th Motley scored 12 p for e winners oints as 55 win over Oviedo, which was stisii had while Tim Woodruff added 12 Highlands defeated Sanford led by Ronnie Murphy's 20 Middle, 41-16; 10. Teague knocked po ints. Brantley's JV travel GoIden's efforts came In a and Greg Trombo In other varsity games, off Jackson Heights in a squad knocked off Oviedo, losing effort, however, as his Lakeview blasted Milw, 50'. defensive struggle, 20.12; 33, Todd Cancelilere scored ____ 1 - - San Diego Open, he said there was no feeling like ____ SEC Leaders DWaynfS(aIStj round 72 had clinched a fivestroke victory in thie catalogue of comparative cription and some non-prescrl$Ion drLit divides 196 of the mod frequently prescr1bd SC0RE5W NF%W" fr%RD Wall Daniels. Go Fuzzy Zoeller came San Diego early last week with his game rusty, then played four rounds In wind, rain and hail, and walked out of town today with $45,000 and his first career victory on the PGA Tow'. Whereas Zoeller said on Saturday winning wasn't everything, on Sunday, after his final _______ _____ ______ As a result, consumers of home heating oil, 5 _______________________________________________ gasoline and other petroleum products have, _____________________________________ been overcharged billions of dollars, with the illegal profits going Into the pockets of producers, shippers, brokers and refiners. _______ __________________________________ Typical of DoE's fallure to seek prosecution of ________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ which Is another Innovation the Peking traders are eyeing. The result will be a massive saving in the time 4*6 li*thIiAthii SAN DIEGO (UPI) Manufacturers The Pharmaceutical makers,,ls g drug most bi ti on, lobby for Associa cation of the Heâlt, pub li to bar going all-out Education and Welfare Department's "Guide. ~to Drug Prices." The guide, now at the printers, Is the first US. ______ ___ After San Diego Win By WILLIAM STEW ______ _____ .- - ' I . ,,,., ' . 16V ______ Lantr*i p H it 30s • To Pace SYSA Cage ins Golden, . Jungle /" ____ ____ dy Price in June of 1976 Clark's only loss was to moon tonight when he tries to buck the odds and while Cuevas claims a paycheck tabbed at $150,000. That's why I think I'm going to win." Jimmy Owens, a defeat he avenged in his last outwrestle the WBA Welterweight World (?jstii A crowd of 12,000 Is expected for the 8:10 p.m. Cuevas, of Mexico City, is 23-5 with 21 Kayoes. ing. away from Jose (Pipino) Cuevas In a (PCT) fight. This will be his eighth defense of the 147-pound title round fight In The Forum. There will be no live TV coverage, but fight fans in he won from Anel g Ed spaa in1976. Clark, Casselberrry's "Golden Boy" and a former "I Still say Cuevas can't box a lick," said Clark Miami can see the bout on Magna Verde, the SpanLyman High star athlete, takes a record of -i (20 late last week. "He has won most of his fights on his Pipino has gone as far as 16 rounds only twice in ish network. Highlights will be seen this weekend on knockouts) Into the ring against the Mexican favo reputation. They are scared to death of him, and his career. His last loss was a 10-rounder against An- delayed telecast on national TV. _______________ __________ Best Shot At Cuevas Tonight ENGLEWOOD,Calif. — Scott Clark shoots for the rite. Clark will receive $25,000 for his night's work, have lost before they got in the ring. I'm not seared. Briefly Drug I %% ___________ Although less Clark To Take His Into 18 months old, the Department of Energy (DoE) already has earned the dubious distinction of that none other than McDonald's and Coca Cola may be among the names to appear soonest on Chinese signboards. " ______ - .5' VIEWPOINT _ ___ _______ Inept DoE Cokes. Monday, Jan. fl, 1f7.-5A Ev.n4n, Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'Was that Rockefeller?" I asked of the Yippies ItiseasytounderstandRockefeller'sfraneof niarthe street. had been often presidency, "Sure was," he said. out 'How did he react when everybody started denied vice presidency was slipping from his hands. yelling Attica," I asked. "ii . nipped us the bird," replied the Yippie. Thepatented n11e that seemed made for caricature was now a mask to hide the defeat felt I dismissed the response asajoke only to see. a, within. photograph several weeks later of Rockefeller displaying an upraised middle finger to a group dl I was stationed in the park across the street from hecklers during a speech in upstate New York. the Crown Center Hotel where Ford and adAJOflg with the thoughts of Rockefeller, the public1 ministration stalwarts including Rockefeller Well servwt,Iwlllal,oremember themafl1n connection . to stay during the convention. with the big story I missed. As I sat cress-legged on the ground talking with ________ . Young, Why not? It's only fitting. And he migh t even wash down his goodies with one of those Yankee — ____ SPORTS . employee in the 1950s. It was there his Interest in Foreign affairs was fostered. Thatinterestlaterledto development of the brain trust, from which sprung the Likes of Henry Kissinger and ZlAgnIew Brzezinski, the voices of recent U.S. foreign policy. Later, heaeemedto shift his political views either to reflect a more conservative personal outlook or to try and keep stepwith the leaders of his party. When our paths crossed, Rockefeller'a once- f ____ - YIppIe leaders about their strategy for the con. vention, a clamor arose just over the hill. Cunched fists seized the air and shouts of "Attica!" Attica!" arose. (Rockefeller had authorized state troopers to storm Attica prison and recapture it from prisoners during a riot In IMF &4W he refused to negotiate with the prisoners replace He was an energetic U.S. Department of State l $).60; Year, $40.00. China promising career was in Its twilight. It was the Republican National Convention in Kansas City, Mo., 1WS. He was the vice president of his CO41tZy by virtue of the resignation of Richard Nixon and the auwnlng of the presidency by Gerald Ford. As Rockefeller came to Kansas City, he was a tical has-been. The talk was not of whether he would be Ford's rim1ng.mate, but of who would matter what your view of Nelson Rockefeller during his lifetime, some distinct image lingers after his death, The Rockefeller family assembled today for a memorial service in New York City. No doubt a more human side of the man viewed only by intimates will be in their minds. No .. ___ __ �ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES I.jiId rICOUNTRY STYLE L'J fl;&g1'J 0k)"PI TWIN PAK ________ • ' R tP most 01111$ UI kh 59 1 95 AND-D AD !A I 01 '070 • WHITE SCOTCH HARVEY . I cs! iI • ,173 1 I SPAIN U 7. 449 IMP SPAIN 11 lIMESTONE WATER Qy DOMAINS NJ I MAO. ____________________ Oft WHITE CREAM DE CACAO OARK OR LIGHT ANISETTE-CHERRY BLACKBERRY UIT TWO NI N/ UPON SWEET RED GRAPE WINE 99STH • __________________ DIAMOND RED BRAND 4' • (ti 1 • • _ . CHEQUERS V r- V A STED SALTED SMOKEHOUSE . . STttLID I BURGUNDY *99 CREAM 2'_ A. LICHINI '75 ST. JOHANNIS ZuLu SCNWAIZE TINE 49 - W • • • • • S P A L EsTEi PINK, III 976 2 4 01411 cs __ 7C*il$JI$l N Nft 1 - ii. 110,06 'N SebaSti a ' r1 ____ 4W NUllS? : pp sao*as liii ABC ':4 *_£79 3 UM V V jI1J - •V - 4A9 • Om • V V 7oJ1 MJSa9EU 7ou'. o,.. ox. PAUL MAUON lul wusu' 00CM&O &M VNfj __V -_ • _VV_ •_ - VVV 2.49 14I1. _ - LW 3.10 OL SOLD 'u' &M r SAl III 4.0 III 1.0 '1 u.s 3.10 _*?6a UE1ASWAWKATZ3 - VV - " arr- I V 995. MI cm "c" P,. ; SAN MARTIN c ws " I no * . PINOT CIt1OONNAY 40 aij AMØ APRICOT pjp a a sm sap, 140 1.40 ENIUMI hillS 1.40 V kANE N NANC 6.99 nw ZINFANOIL •naaL:NVnSI V• • 1 WUFJ[I II T 1 L19 &111 - LA NU GAL M 011161111111 VI 2" 3 1" 1 L99 4 p ONNAY CM MUV*QN wk R hillSllN 30 UP TO 11% AOOITIONAL SAVINGS IN SOLID CAlLS House Sit 34%w. TAVW, L2ip 31V Open Frlenth and relativus of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. (Mm) Galloway are invited to the couple's 50th wedding aeniversary Open Home, Stmay, Feb. 49 at the.Woman's Club of Sanford, from 24 p.m. Hosts for the event are the cole's twO children, Mrs. Bebie Reeves of Lake Mary, and J. who reNt "no gifts Ii Galloway of Rockle ••. ' air -V w V - - V " •' V • / V . tVI ,• V V ' V V V - V was After pulling up roots here, they headed West. They made it to Bozeman, Mont. by the end of June for the Airstream International Rally. They are sold on the Airstream Clubs and the way they ban& all the provisions at the rallies. They enjoy meeting • CAROL AND BOB GRISWOLD other campers, who like to travel as they do. The Grlswolds had their trip Interrupted In Washington by a ily fam tragedy. They normally stick closely to a trip itinerary given to their daughter In which Mrs. Griswold carefully lists dates, names of the parks, addresses and phone numbers. Because they needed a laundromat they stayed at a different camp and couldn't be reached. A highway patrolman pulled them over the next day, however, and them Kay's phone number. When she related the gave 'Sunshine ' Calls Do Wonders For Morale V V DA1% AY: Over the years you have advised wives not to phone their husbands at work unless It's absolutely necessary. I disagree. Nothing brightens a father's day like hearing, "HI, Dada," ft= his 2-year-old son whom he hasn't seen for two days because he's had to work overtime. As for management complaining because it wastes company time, management would be wise to encourage 10minute "sunshine" calls. It does wonders for their employees' morale. V '••• V V - / V •, V V V ' V V However, there should be a few rules: Emphasize that your call is not an emergency so your husband Isn't Interrupted in the middle of something bitportant; If he doesn't work near a no, put a quarter In his hmchboz so he you. Also, never tell him what the kids did wrong or anything that mlgtd upset him. Keep it 11gM sod cheery. He'll love It. My hneband does. HAPPINESS g As A DEGREE, A JOB • DEAR BETTE: Year husband may live year "uuhiaecslls,rnethls Charlie Brown owe said, "Happiness km d.asL DEAR ABBY: I have a gripe I would like to air. Jot before Christmas, Christmas whatever turns you on. In the case of Mary B. h,,, . Cochrane (left), daughter of Harry P. Cochrane, m.y. say )r hushead 1101 Rosalia Drive, Sanford, happin ess is getting a sake, $1 an hear aid yea college degree and a job. The degree came from the babble away with him for 10 University of Tampa and the job came this week as "ee a day, that's $1 out of a manager In train ing for Borg-Warner Corp. In the bees's picket. It he has em phiyees, each making Tampa, an International fin ance corporation. Shown hii and each f&lq 10 with fellow graduate Maria Davey of Westford, Ma., miutes a day is discuss Ms. Cochrane Is a graduate of Trinity Prep and worked as a Rathskeller employee while In College. She received a Bachelor of Science degree with a if y sius'r chat daily, 1.4 major In fin ance. V hubby call yes so his luck hour. A gay who's the phase Is not on the jobualeu he's a DEAR ABBY: I am an 11year-old girl whose parents are divorced. I live with my mother. Mom has her boyfriend living with her and everybody knows they aren't married. My problem is this. I have a best friend I'll call Debbie. Debbie's parents will let her come to my house and stay all day, but they won't let her sleep overnight. What's the difference? PU Z D IN LAS CRUCES ___ DEAR PUnLED: Debbie's pre pr.bsbly Is., that It they allow her I. spud the aljbt in a home where as a. mrled csle are sleeping newspaper carrier I" I also get a Christmas card, "From Elmer Smith, your postman." And anot he r on., "From George Brown, your garbage collector," Abby, I never see any of theee people during the year, bid there were times when I would have liked to see them to ask why my newspaper was late again, or why I find so many letters In my box that aren't addressed to me. Or why my garbage cans are never put back where they belong I I don't mind tipping for extra se vice, but It bugsmsto get a "bill" for mediocre service that I've already paid too much for. STEAMED IN PALO ALTO DEAR STEAMED.flese aren't greetings, they're ___ Publicity Procedure The Herald welcomes organization and personal news. The following suggestions are recommended to eapedit. publication: Releases should be typed (lower and upper case), double spaced, and written narrative style (third person). Do not abbreviate. A contact person's name and phone number is necessary. Keep releases simple. OrganIzation release, (the program should lead the meeting account) must be submitted no later than two days after the event. Advance notices should be submitted one week prior topubllcatlofl date. 7.1 or ige requests should be mad, one • week In advance. V • I received a card with my newspaper: "Merry Quistznaa from Johnny Jones, your Z___ LE can call On Golden Wedding Anniversary SMCA Concert Tuesday 3't The Hortons Entertained While vacationing at ths with so slegmd arrangsment of son and Ida wife. G.Jdm Arms Apubted of W white mimi and golden Others sharing In the sod Mrs. ifft F.inbsrg in sprayed tars sirrolMog a 31 Celebration were: Mr. and Mn, tau i W. -Nsw ,, _ jL, (Las.) Hs1ao, the magnlllcent two layer Cheryl. Horton of Orange . d lvd e fated V a WS44IN C$kL The C0Si Park, Mr. and Mrs. Don V MLdual Cunesrt Association (SMCA) U -the New Cuissns P1 es0M1z Han Jan Band Tuday, at 1:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Custer. A'1os is throi mbs InSçMA. V V ,., -V . • •- - They have been mimbers of the First CidIan Quick of 1 thirds honored them on their pub , ___ we wik 1k, of Or ad his "w ___ , ___ WWI watft for Troder Company, Mr. Hadw De*; sod W. aid Mrs. IrvinsF.ibetLMr.aid*a. Mik• Vpsy,'Mn O.D. Parts W& fttm Jr. Aft slym Ml rdud ti- the ogutmiet Lmdlnw &W Wilk IW, of fl ow wwft cdo W ogareld,Os.; adWad Mrs. y W. sod Mrs. Host.. were J.P. Wilsand laud. Issily IRs, kW ft a sat of iiwi4jd a Ja - & 11, in i-ft--a...? .. .r. w v w a - 'UMSI - afte. 0 a i---- V - - - V- - - V - I I dSII,VS4 the -wlevi for the charda wcb-wa I in 1W Mrs. Hosts served es a 'Saday $ l4IIr fir U years, and W. 11014* served. 15 -k_ 1 - ft V . I anniversary and pteunted them with I SIL 10th wedding asalversary held a large howl of geld daisy m of Now kqm Bch mss' ad party. Mr. aid Mrs. Roger ilrsidsr of Arw 1k. rty wes hostel t their V - - - - - , • 11111 V V •V • 0"• Free Cooking Sc hool V 'V • N FNIIWII iw * Naass and Pivass,Io "Osaiss" Thur.. Feb.lit. 7 PA. rsssrvatlsss raw. PH. 3224I6 Make •' - - 'I . . •: • p kilnols ApplianC. uotw V V iON. PALMITT06 DOWNTOWN SANPORD ---_________________________________________________________________ • • I S V 14tZ0 jj , \ • • V *7 0INQT Offered Starting Feb. 6 at 101 Wymore Rd., Altamonte Springs, atther Real Estate class will be offered by Seminole Community College (SCC). The hours will be from 7 to 10 p.m. Registration fee Is $50.00 For information abmA coia'ses call (306) 3231450 X 325 or Winter Park (306) $314718 X 325. For registration information all (306) 323-1450 X 377 or (306) 831-7788 X 377. Galloway LW 3" EAlt 4,,99 nwrm~~ Real Litat • Class V MAGNUMS __ FASHION SHOW previews items from Israel's collections now being Imported to the United States. Fashions range from beachwear to formal wedding attire for young women of all ages. They will be modeled by members of Hadasuh. For reservations call Genevieve Glicker, 671-0706, Sylvia Levine, 678-5156, or Rose Nadehnan, 4227335. A $5 donation to HIES may be paid at the door. • unexpected death of Mrs. Griswold's father, they were stumped as what to do with their trailer while they would fly home. The gas station attendant where they phoned volunteered to look after the trailer and chartered a naU plane so they could fly to Seattle and catch a major flight to Florida. This generous flight renewed their stranger who refused payment for the faith in the goodness of humanity. Whenwe got to Florida we sent hlmthehiggestboxo(cltrui we e could find," Carol said. settling affairs here, they resumed their travels, camping In Oregon, Nevada and Utah. With the permission of ranch owners in Wyoming and Wisconsin Rapids, Wise., they camped while Griswold hunted. n July, 1978,they joined 25o others inanAlrstream caravan tour of the Maritime Provinces. In 48 days they saw Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the Prince Edward Islands. True admirers of beauty, they spent a month In the Now England States, then traveled along the Skyline Drive and the Blue Ridge Parkway. They spent thriatmas with their daughter in North Carolina. While back in Central Florida they have been taking care of drivers licenses, tag registration and other responsibilIties. "We are anxious to get on the road, because there are too many thlngi hereto worry about and we like to be carefree," Carol remarked. Having campedin49of our 5o states and we plan to camp lnths remaining one in 1910 during the Airstream Caravan to '..ka,' the Grlswolds said. Mrs. Griswold writes ahead to chambers of commerce and state capitals for Information. Anxious to boost their tourism, they will send free Information of the best points of interest In their states. She keeps all the literature filed at Kay's and consuits it when planning their schedule. "Campers are the friendliest people In the world," the Grlswolds agreed. "Anyone with a campfire will invite you to share It with them," she said. "it is not rare to meet people traveling In the U.S. as we are that have been doing It for seven years," they remarked. "We've been traveling for 20 months and haven't begun to get tired of it," he commented. They admit that although they love traveling this way, It's not for everyone. Having traveled for over 13 years in trailers, they offered some advice for other potential "professional hoboes." I. Don't hit it cold - take short trips before the final step. 2. Research economical places to stay with natural beauty. 3. It's not for people who need roots or have trouble leaving family and friends. . % etiastiani -_ .. III r1:u PflIM • C$IININUUNC AAAL PINK CHABLIS 1.99 IRDRY NEW LOW PRICE" CISAMPAGNI Iftwom CARLO 10151 BURGUND V UNIt ONY CODOUOL RIL W.ST AT E ICAiFOOT F WW , ap loco" 'I - CRIAM SHERRY LAON IN 4,B99 S' I .- • WEET MIS. RIP. ehi WIN " CHANPAGM-CM DUCK ' 339 ___ VV_V •___V AtJIJ$ •AiIO UMVII *7 • F' •i A Y V 'V,'; The equivalent of a Paris fashion opening will take place Tuesday at 11:30 p.m. in the Maitland Civic Center. This is when the HADASSAH UIIPIAUMIIN VERMOUTH 'w' jU Uuus GLASWAlE mom TRIBLNO 14401. ROSE Iyaw eo7LIEAMCH 16 GNAVIS 74 9IMIJQLAt$ SAl LMURJSCO 3.10 OUSUI 3.40 CIIN11 lasC-_lIMB . ::::: INA am......... LN V=M I : .- '. V - - - •• Fashion Show Tuesday IUY 111". L PRO" LIMY V "" V . • _ 19"111111111 SebaStiani ' • IMIRUICO P111k cii*ius ant _ m4J9 GALLONS 'Lu1... 4.79 wymm v: V 2.99 tv.. •• , structor at Seminole Community College will instruct the class. The $15.00 registration fee may be paid in advance at the Registrar's Office at Seminole Community College. For information call 323-1450, ext. 303-304. 10Z VIM, Muir,i3 '76 cc= 51J IHONIIA , is vim. .mi Wov susuu . V S V IMP. ITALY 29" u*u ' ia_ 59 12 ".93 5 alf ''AP YOUR IWCS AROUND MY cm- • uwv. mom 77 VW.ST. GOMM MAONIJMS PAN 76 1 V. ___ UX cwo.c. AIC"T'INIRTS • 39 CARLO 10111 , 1 99 REG SMEARY • - 55!. POSIt _ S__ 2402._BLANC __1401. _FUI5 GOLD SEAL 3.89 j IMP. SIIUIZYNSIIIU in cs "7' 10.11111 " 4453/13.10 a4AjujvMo5n*Ac$qy7e loss FMNL 'TA ST. ',. yI*U They bought an Airstream trailer and in May, 1977 they began traveling the United States. "We became professional hoboes," said Griswold. "The reason we did this was first, taxes, second, his arthritis, and third, our Love to travel," explained Mrs. Griswold. "We felt the amount of state and federal taxes we were paying on our home and business was too big for the little amount of profit we were making," she commented. They had heard that arthritis is sometimes relieved in higher altitudes and wanted to experiment with that factor in different areas of the U.S. "Our vacations we re becoming longer and more extended ea ch year," said Griswold. "Our customers would become very upset us that they would have to wait for our return," he said. The Grlswolds' love of travel goes back a long way with them, "My Dad was a musician and so our family moved a lot and I Lived In many different places," Carol explained. Griswold served in the Marine Corps for 20 years and consequently transferred to many different places. "The longest we ever stayed In one place was nine years in Casselberry," Mrs. Griswold remarked. ' ha ve two children who are also Married 27 years, the Grlswolds Involved with the military. Their son, Gary, lives In Annapolis, Md., where he is In the Naval Academy Band. Their daughter, Mrs. Kay Davis lives on the Army Base In Ft. Bragg, NC., with her enlisted husband and two daughters. She handles her parents mall, sending it general delivery to post offices near their camp. sites. Although they like to think of themselves as carefree vagabonds, the Grlswolds don't neglect their civic duty. They olaln absentee ballots from Seminole County and vote by mail. It is possible for them to be legal residents here without actually living here or owning property. college. This class is designed to acquaint the student with the motions employed In parliamentary procedure, duties of officers, and conducting meetings according to "Robert's Rules of Order". Charlotte Lawrence, an English and Speech in- VODKA CLAN • TRuth IOTLII CHININ AvUula 44 A VUT 76 lW '7604AM11 7.55 2/23.00 -_ jjo 2W •73 OAT. ON PAN 5. V.IS PIlOT CNMBOIIMY '11 LW .' • wow . 'V PORTUGAL PINK OR -ww WHITE _34.z._ wm s __ ' UN CERTIFIED MANHATTAN SEAlS MONKEY VV V W. IMP. Gum" USIBOA ROS110" o FINEFI 1 •• 'i cons ON NOVR4CI tW 3/5.50 ISA WOSAIS OAAIIU 74 WEEK I.1rdI . Class St SCC's Office of Community Services will offer a class in Parliamentary Procedure beginning on Thursday. Class will meet for ten consecutive Thursday evenings from 7-9:30 p.m. at the 'Parliamentary' EWTY ja a.ou our 1 1NACOLADA ___ • •'*': 1 II U I 1 OF TNI I - Everyone gripes about taxes, but two area residents declared their own tax revolt and took to the road. In 177, Bob and Carol Griswold sold their home on N. Winter Park Drive in Casselberry and their successful piano tuning and repair business. __ t925 HEUBLEIN 1 CERTIFIED COCKTAILS GIN THE LIQUOR IS IN ' - --.- 'V W _________________________ dLII MP GERMAN3 WINE • 1 1 ' P- 499 - - 3.69,._SHERRY _______ NU. KATZ . DISTILUOIIUNOIDIICWIIOA 9.75 I wwi 11111102 • • BLIND CANADIA N . - IMP. FRENCH • • IitND I scoivao • c"ce SANDIMAN URA K.D.KY. I$TLEDIOTUOMWTUCV V ST. , $J.LISIJ • a 1NTUC&VSLEN0LO*NI$1ET - FRENCH JACQUIN BRANDY 99 • ' COCKTAIL STANLEY V • ' • OF 6 NAPOUON ... iii Ill SUNRISE TEQUILA V STANLIY I • ••VVV• - . , JACQUIN2"5TN - V - - PACKAGE ' 23 SL 7.11 LOVE COFFffUQ.MExAN ns. 141 AMARETTOJACOUI4 34 ST. 4.19 VSOP COGNAC*FO, $49 SMDUCABAAONE ITS 1.31$ NEJIPOUTAN G.k'l'Lm its 7.49 u C1mAIIRT1VIT Y vm 1.11 R 59 ... A search Is on for Florida's most attractive babies. Babies from throughout the state are invited to enter the pageant In the following age categories: Baby Wee Miss, ages 2-3; Baby Miss Sweetheart, ages 4-5; and Baby Master Sweetheart, ages 4-5 (boys). Over 100 trophies will be awarded during the state finals. The 1979 state winners receive a colored television and many more prizes. Please send a photograph of your child. For further information regarding registration for the competition, write or call Baby Universal Sweetheart, 3240 Chase Ct., Oceanside, Calif., 054, 714-724-1768. COWPIS .DAIQUIRI 2.59 I LIST TWO PER CUSTOMSI W.'COUPON I as OT CAFE BENE)ICTINE R. • V V & • ' • • . • : 4 OVER8LB V - 69 - ' UGHTIRS I ICE CUBES CRYSTAL CLEAR T :. 1 ' I , 5STN JAR • _2..99 . 9 - DU COME Search On For Babies ___ V .';t • V V 3 .. BOTVTIEQ,NSCOTLAID ALMONM wuILA . ¶tI'fWS 3 3 - CHOICI BLUE DIAMOND MtM'ANA II 13.10 112.29MAO. CASE 6 ___________________________ WV • IS6.$SCOTCH IIIluIl' V 'r.MtXICO I SAVEON CMAr 1 • TIA.MMIA • H. I . V cow % V LORD BARRY aum AN cM "NOT RECONSTITUTED" • 6059 I , . 1 12 YR.OLD SCOTCH I 49 . I rTif • RO • SCOTCH RI V OJ!M WWP1CA0FT4Si?1`m A MUST IN jO CatKTS . UMIUM RED z ;l MATEUS 45 AN CL US THIRST AID KIT 2501. ABC PRBIER S." RED. WHITE 1 BLUE S.G.A.UOIIT 5.89 ARC V T • _____________ ROSE V SIIRIY THE CASE 'a. BURGUNDY ANK, cm TAITF ROSE PINKCHABLIS • The Parent Resource Center of Seminole Community College (SCC) Is offering a new concept in learning for both you and your child! Parents and children attend classes and the nursery school laboratory weekly. Parents attend a parenting class on Monday evenings and also work with their own and other children on a scheduled basis in the nursery school lab located at Christ Episcopal Church in Longwood. For Information, contact Edle (the Instructor) at 834-9085, after 12:30 p.m. •.*i SAUTERNE . I ISTTUI I1 IN CALiF. FEB. 2 •..- FLA PEACH MIDGES &BUTLER • MARTINSVVO •' WINE j ., LIQUEUR amcmaom SCOTCH j- -TEX LPJVCUrl RIISC1AIyOOkA jVVJTlQLA PO ANNIE GREEN SPRINGS RED CHABLIS CHIANTI V • T TWO PIN ___________ 100% PURE , ' 4Course Geared For Parents 1 IMP. ITALY cso.ci -mT12 . JAN. 31 ___ 1.39' CUSTOMER CO As part of an ongoing effort to discover what appeals to potential non-credit students, the division of continuing education at University of Central Florida is prepared to offer conversational Mandarin Chinese with reading and writing courses If desired. At this point, program coordinators are seeking positive public reaction to the proposed courses. If i enough persons in the area are interested in enrolling, classes will be taught by Dr. K. K. Chang, of UCF's College of Engineering. For information 'on the Chinese language program, contact the UCF Division of Continuing Education, 275-2123. 1195cm MICHELANGELO DII CONTI 99 CHIANTI MAGNUM $0.7 OL 34 • IARTON Ihl.LII(Il.II.Jll1 JL!:_ FEB. 1 CANADIAN WHITE ON AGED GOL IP Sill. Au 3.19 ': _________________A)f)TURS.. ' SPANADA 2099 2401. SCOTCH $ V ___ __ SCHNAP.SLOE GIN lI . . UPISISI CANASIAN ioyi. V.0. __ . 74 ____________ : J.W.DANT IOND 100 STR.KY.BRD. I •• . MOtIONS • . VV • . .. MIM AUSTRAliA 6 PR 3.69 Cos 13.95 cAu , &lSI! V ANY a ;: HOLLAND HOUSE 1 69 MIXERS 5TH ALL TYPES 1 .09 '' ..Til GOOD MON.. JAN. 29 QUART CREAM DE MENTHE 311.811 2.99 Road As 'Professional Hoboes ' By MELENDA EDMISTON Herald Correspondent ______ . 86 CANAOIAN ,. • VALUABLE COUPONS BELOW GOOD ALL ABC'S IN FLA. BUY 1 89 _______________ GOOWWED., I _ GOOD FRI., ;fllfzf.ralr.IJJ QUART GET 1 Pill BACAIDI PASSPORT RELSKA TONIGHT COCKTAIL 5 _______ liGHT RUM 59 SCOTCH 5.49 VODKA LIlTONEPIN CUSTOMERN/COUPON QI 409jJLJ DRY MIX 80JETUES.. JAN. g ,GOOD SAT., PIPTN _______________ FIIITH 3/4 QT. CORDIALS my 12 -. V S ' • GT 84 9 - ,, 'SPECIAL SELECTION' • _________ . _____ AMARETIO APRICOT TRIPLE SEC PEP 5TH . • CANADIAN 1.49 2.88 69091 71.es - 1$.95C5. "" 900 TEQU!LA PINK CHABLIS BURGUNDY CHABLIS 12 1' 49 160? IQfl'L[D IN CAUF IN WINERY AVOID TANK CAR TASTE CNOIC ANY .,.- 99 ' IVIRMOUTN HOUR LAIOIIIMEWINE scoTcu ANY 3QTI. 1 3AA GAUPI PENNAPIT sm 5 - 76 VIN VAICKINSIRO GALLO' WED.JAL31IT5I1LSPU 99*a ________________ u$Nl*TElTIUMPN*Y L LOUNIUES1$IUSLKKU PEANUTS QUEEN AN THE GREAT KE NTUCKY w- LIVE ENTERTAINMENT -OPEN SUNDAY- '' COCKTAIL ;, 16 OZ. DRY ROASTED 10 YR OLD STA. KY. BRE )-% oiuct ,s Mixain lion. 13.10 V "OLD TIME • - 68.95 as STH Li'!1 JAQUIN • KY. BLEND KY. GIN OKY. VODKA IN[ (NOICI ANY 12 •,••• HI- WAY 436-ONE 79' CEREBRAL PALSY 12 CREAM SHERRY mis. cii. : OS 49 65.85 QT PEMARTINP 24 02. V AJff 12 "DISCO" LOUNGE BLOCK F. OF 1-4 CREAM CHOICE SCOTCH *N, .1• SANGRIA IMP. BRISTOL 86° cima ' ABC ' They Hit Greek, UCF Offers The Remedy JONMIt WALKER MST OTNGINS All SO - • ' Chinese Is V 12YSSCOTCN tjso,ttoseu,cjio.icw OPENSUNDAY STR KY ORB ri LONGWOOu WA OMEGA 94 • GIN '.,., " COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE RARITY V IMP. CANADIAN ' . CAM STANLEY ('OLD LABEL ROYAL VELVET 95 TORO DORO SANFORD HIGHWAY 17.92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS N48 OTT HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 HIVWAY 1142 AT NEW ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE u CASSELIERRY BAR WITH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT REVOLVING COLOR CHANGING FOUNTAIN QUAIL OLD CAM GR • COCKTAIL LOUNGE PKG. STORE 'o*st 479 12 56.93 If SUNSET ' CHOICI ANY FOR. 69' = CANADIAN 800 GIN CNOICI 18 6t • FLEISCNMANN'S PJ 800 VODKA 4ãrVl i L._IIIIIII_ iV A LVINC CAll SMIRNOFF AL EXCEPT C CALL Area Couple Declared Own Tax Revolt Briefly 9 OZ. GLASSES • KNIGHTSBRIDGE PIXIl LIGHT OR DARK Ad DAY SALE MON., JAN. nTHRUSAT., FEB.3 ('fltWTAIl IJAIID All rAJ1II 71111 JlJU'u ,,ILIIVuflpiLLIJJ liLt rivi V "r* GIN IIII 6.5O UM si CRYSTAL CLEAR PLASTIC "ON THE ROCKS" SAVE UP TO 400/oAS MUCH AS 2 A SOT. Monday, Jan. 25,1575-15 SEE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • 6_19. $1.,S CAU AEWL CERTIFIED wmw SCOTC H g CANADIAN CLUB1411 6 VIII WINE & CHEESE GIFT PACKS, GIFT BOXES AND BASKETS & WINE RACKS SAVE UP 10112 • 12Y1 OLD .*iiy CANADIAN ' 20% OFF _________ Los. PRICES THIS AD GOOD AU 149 ABC 'S STORES I hA AMERICAS LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER mp 894 'g9oz. IjWI - OURSELVES Monday, Jan. 29, 1S79 IA-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. I �. ,,.._ 9. - • . - rnonoay.J.'i. a,, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. W7S J•fl2 S ljiIiot1c. TV HIGHLIGHTS _______________________________________________________________________ - IVENINQ NEWS $00 ®MRONSKY AND COMPA. NY(MON) ____ ® EYEWITNESS _______ 1:30 ISO nas 0000 MOIlNG AMIRI- 2 &IAI CMCkEARRIL(pRI) @ • CII NIW$ *10 NEWS . Al MAN SIHAVE$ I 700 THE NEWLYWED GAME REPORT :JIE TWI'(MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. ____ tOO CARD SHARKS ALLINThIPAMILY(R 1 ALL STAR SECRETS THE PRICE IS RIGHT I (MOP$.,) (3)ORURMAGA2INE (1*1) I100 NTHlROAD 730. (I)UMSCWS HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Oil SEARCH OF... "Psychic SOS HUnt O FAMILY FEUD _____ ow _____ SM GOOD MORNING FLORIDA LOVIOPUN Iypoy'N FAMILY FEUD (1)0 TUESDAY MORNING SACKITAIRS Al' THE WHITE HOUSE Maggie flog. ____ ____ R.spondant.Wlfe. NOTICE OP ACTION Arthur H. MCkWIffi, Jr. Clerk f CWcuIt CSW•t at Seminole County, Florida By: Bluish C. Brawn Doputy C*k blJanye 13.72.1 pe TO: RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. ltfm. ................. 3 c.nucvftv. tIm.s . . 31c a Has 7COflSICvtIVlthflI$.....35C a Hal HOURS . . 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MON DAY thru FRI DAY SATURDAY P1oon 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publkatlon 3303 _____________________________ r ________________- •THURSDAY MORNING AFTERNOON __________________ For families or frIends of p?doltn drinkers 12:00 (2)JIOPAROV THE YOUNG AND THE 000 MOflIJIPIG AMIRJ- CA 0 SESAME STREET 1:20 0000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS I'D?CATIONAL (2)TOOAYINPLORIDA duth and IIeIP10 Mn. Hadlog (chests Hobo) coi.td 710 President Harding (Osoig. Kennedy), (Part I of 4) (3)0 MA'S'H Radii lads ____ CA madly In love With I at the hoalth and Hot taIabvsSssP*dIvoos. SALVAGE I (Premier.) Harry Sro lclI.(Mdy OntRith) and yO --:.i (Joel HIgglnl, Trieb $*.wwt) travel to a remote island in uarch 'of a nssr-aztlnct møi*ey. ____ MIERI- ' W.3333orwr1$e Sanford Al.Anon Family Group P.O. lox 153 _____ PASSWORD PLUS I 100 (NON, TUE. AINKmSAJO TIPI(WID) mu' •po N 0 L L Y WOO 0 (2) SQUARES ____ 510 EISHTEENTN JUDICIAL CII. CU.T. IN AND POE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. PROPERTIES. rANY LICINSID REAL ESTATE 151 Park Awnue North BROKER INTERESTED IN WIv*sr Park, FlOrida -_ LISTING THESE PROPERTIES 30 SHOULD CONTACT THE PAR. Attorney for Petftlonsr.Husband MIII HOME ADMINISTRATION Sllly .101 F AT 311 COMMERCIAL. P. 0. BOX Publish: January 11, 33, 25. $411. SANFORD, FLORIDA, 32771. February 5,1175 TELEPHONE: 3324251 DIF.M $4 ______________________ RYAN'S NOPE 0:00 . ØP11fl5 1210 (2)NIWS FOR TOMOR. •NA ____ - ______ AVON INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? ,s,Ii Avon to h.Ip fight back. For THE YOUNG AND THE 34,21, 1S,1L2$,30, Feb. 1, 1175 06 ti oi . lufllors. Single, group & clinics. Unisrpassed facilities Head Racquet Club. For Info, call I-feed Pro Doug Malic. rowakl, 323.7343. IN RI, PelNhas fir StepPer-eat A6IIU TIMOTHY GALE ROBERTSON NOTICE OP ACTION STEPPARENT ADOPTION ____________________ TO: FRANCIS HARMON KNAPP ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE HENEIY NOTIFIED NOTICUOPSNERIPP'$ that an actlen for S?*PWiiW SALI NOTICE ISHIREIYOIVENth15 AdoptIon has been flIed. You are Legal Notic, _________________ ____________________ ' PICTITIOUSNAME ' "55,110*" Hector lorliox's "Romeo And JulIst" Is _ Chamber Fete HdiIsHattaway. arc _____ _____ ____________________________ _ ____ ____ PUBLIC NOTICE ____ O as 3701 S. Sanford Ave. or sand resume to Cardinal Industries Inc., P.O. Box U, Sanford, Fl., OR 32771. Equal Employment It won't cost you a start the week off right I I got the job you else. and plenty outside faucets BOOKKEEPER WELDERS HELPER MACHINE OPERATOR WAITRESSES ' ___ _ from, the rest Is up to you. .____ ..:.o _____ ar S.qttieglrlsat AAA EMPLOYMENT _ ' sasw ótTutankhamUn.(R) ____ i1 , to: gy Joke P'g'(sas Lymsa. two JOpsaiss "-"HIgh leheol senior, aivdsed of signed contracts with 0 1110. ___ ____ lbs year; Mrs. Barbers Prysr, Dieney II"IUIWO to 05 Ronald W. Brwuer, l.ui IaIlI1iti.. 'Eb03 DIODSy World to j.. PrSS*N.TINOO,,' January 11, 33. '. PublIsh: Jan. 0.13.33,25,1175 ' at Altamont. Springs To a lbs __________________ of DSP.. .sizer Of Dkesey .rp'tisutm U1 be OIP.31 ______________________ year; Msll d Lils d,ing .gts ai CITY SF CAUSLSURY. , (2)OIISN7 Qua host ll osby, GU1I$ WI1*IIIIII III. KOIJY MW$1IIU%S Ills Harlem OlobatretlaiS Tom - ' ____ ___ _____ £.ksa Biasdiag . TENNIS LOVERS DREAM 41(111W NumbirCourt 75*, is estate as Peter I. Green & Sandra DIVISiOn, the address if whIch IS 10FIle lbs Cireull PLESISA to S.minsie County Courthouse, CITY OP is ,, -' SEMI HOLE County,_Flerlda, p Gram, -'--haNaartais i'. ..'-tts: Of , N, *I_1m* fl by Drive, Casaelbsrry, FIelds. SaniSlI. Florida *flL The Personal CA$IULSSRRY,PLOSIB* 'rebate Division, lbs auras CINII5*== ::00. 0 okurs Of the atujgiu ID Theroprasenlative's .L..= SM address at isisare psi'. roprs.aMitIv.oftheeetat.IsI,, to NOTICE OP PUBLIC NW INI TO whiCh 15 t4 miSsil county sinai attorney D. MatCll5tt W11051 addre Is 714 '' $ j' pJ7g5 $miiatid by TO WHOM ITMAY CONCERN: ,. : CON IBIS ADOPTiON OP PRO. Ci isisa, $a*rd, Florida, *777. --b-. Cleslen Avenue, Lakeland. FIoVIds POSED ORDINANCE me parsanat rqrsuIulp committee chairman as DISney World, Baker said NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN by •-I 33051. TM name amid address of the , _whEN ml City of Casulzry, FlorId., TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: uauilIts. thairm. Of the another 14 1at'rcbaa 1 rsprlsen$aslvvs attorney igeim. ths estate are. *41 Ills. lamansa Stud. ffis CRy Council wIN bates LI. dinuand. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by below. required, year; aid Bob Slain WITHIN ..m a THREE bebUIbytbsatate, pe, Pork, rori. 055 LATE NOV11' ptic iiwing is consteor as. lbs City St Caftulkary, ponins having claims or MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP AU mittet .bsr lUbe yew. o 2$ aatB1W hopefully before WWI4 . at .1 J . that Ills clv Council witi tusii a rwasaa. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP demands agslnst tlus estate e ___ ro AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY public hesnI Is consider enact. $ SluRS Bike,, N' of $S required, WITHIN THREE im.e wo" (101*) Rock THl5NOTICI,10fllsf5mlc AU op cAsimsianY, FLORIDA. mont at Gre Vi .nlmoa: ppg $i$ipIvI JIINO. 't I isis obeys court a writtin MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP (Esp.rluwstiI Bi he in AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.101 AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY runds sgokill lbs eslel. a. Istsmiet Of any claim or doman THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP Proistyps Of (sitUity if uofd be w1 too to cslbie AS AMENDED AND SUPPLE. OP CAISELIERRY, FLORIDA, resulred, WITHIN THREE Ploy may have. Each claim must be THIS NOTICE, SO fill WISh 1115 clerk DATE MINTED. OP THE CITY OP CLOSING, VACATING AND MONTHS PROM THU OP Timserew) cor at Dlaq spsdins rouonow to. . ' of 'Ii. above court a written writhes and must indicate FIRST PUBLICATION OP CAUILBER*Y, FLORIDA: SAID ABANDONING CERTAIN Monte 'WNI Molly World, IN $lid ç:Tw aid dr of any claim or demand plas. ORDINANCE BEING THE CON. UTILITY EASEMENTS CUATSD THIS NOTION Is IWO wIth lbs clerk basis for isis claim, Ilis Mme SM statement Simmons, ISm proditoir and they mayhave. lad, claim moist be the creditor or his PRIHENSIVE ZONING ONDI. BY VIRTUE OP THAT CERTAIN $ ml. MOW aiatt • . sO any claim or demand or attorney, and the amount Imi writ Iii and must Indicate the NANCE OP THE CITY OF DEDICATION OP EASEMENT heVo. • 0 MADE BY CAUILIIRRY, 0*1. NaY meybsve. Iathcl&m must be coiffed. If the doim is net yet due, 15515 tsr me claIm, lbs name and CAI$ILSERNY, FLORIDA: SAID _____________________________________ AMENDMENT ESTABLISHING DENS, INC.. TO MdreN slIM Crolitor or his agont • wr*li and mull WiOcate Isis PlO de$5 when It will ecsme THE CITY OP or attorney, Ind the amount issis tsr ml dotes. lbs name SM shad be listed. If 1111 THE ZONING CLAUIPICATION CAUELU*NY, FLORIDA. bat ii unliquldated,' the delmed. If ml claiM IS list yll 01. $ l.a. rsBu(a* Isa. s.a,, OtIS pa.; tow MS aa., OP 14 OWl AND TWOPAMH.Y TED NOVEMSIN BL 117$ AND ,, isiS 6010 whsii It will bacsm' dus si attorney, sal the amiwat aelure oh ml ulicaulaimy shell be shell ' 'Iomiu*' DWELLING DISTRICT FOR PAR• RECORDED ON p,1 ; $w.J$ tow Iii $45 p be staled. Ii SM claim is , w. is ml ClaIM IIANVARY 1 clsimot N the ye CELIA), AND ESTABLISHING 1174:ANbDATIDOICEM1ER1I, Cliitluigeiut or uilIlquldats4, te N; soconity shell be described. The THE ZONING CLA$$IPICATION rn Also RECORDED ON ml ,, shmemIf Shell deliver iwthcleet nelvre sO Ills uncertainty shIll N Pet sai,s, IS.U; : sIz , Pill OP Mi MANUFACTURING DII. JANUARY 11,1174, 1 IN OFFICIAL shell be shut If ml Claim Wiled. if lbs claim socured. ml ooatlessater_i,SIIRWI5I.d, l C5PIM at ml claim to ml clerk 1 FOR PARCEL (B) FOR RECORDS BOOK NI. PAGE IS pars Ba, 0*15 pa, , TRICT 11aIv MOP be I%ISis*siSCWkSOM5NIIIOCOPYIs securIty skill be loscribed. The THOSE PARCELS OEICRIIEOSN OPPICIAI. RECORDS BOOK NI. PIISI Pi1$ P dslmii* shell delIver $vhIfeIe $ICTION1OPTSII$ORD$NANCE, PAGE lWi OFFICIAL RECORDS stated. N mlduim N assured, ml 0O Mfliil rsp,uisslve. u1hiA The ANpefl1,.IIA$If4d44inml.fo COpies at the claim 5, Isis clerk to ' useorRy 'jill be PROVIDING SEVERABILITY, OWl • I SO MOrn a cqpp if this NetIca at ONidOtIisclorkSOffiiithi,cS,,$5 agh1t* PAGE 1501 PUBLIC ctenaa .ss istsuer sumci **15sa, 5*15 CONFLICTS AND EPPICTIVESOOK'lIN, RECORDS OP SEMINOLE .Tilo nwtsMs'Mmlar. each sene.,si 'OPrIsOMOIW. DATIL oti MO. Sal: P*, lu iN l.a., 0,11 COUNTY, FLORIDA. ___________________________________ .uj !:is required, WITHIN THREE AilponomsWIU,isodlpiml.sols ,o It11*melho1lo.vte MONTHS P1CM I_ t. ThE DATE op SO Whim 5 if is riNLhtIP4 lbs prevlsloas St Chapter iN. .• prevlolems of Chapter too, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP Florida 1atat11. 'aid ml Darter ela thfl Neilos at TNISNOTICI,SOtNoasyoct15us required, WITHIN THREE . . . SM Didlneruass of ml Cli! at aacss oh ml Cily n.tw.. lbsy msv om that skeimp, *e MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP PW brim.we*dl •mt CIUfl:u. Pleride, a L 117P . re5swed, WITHIN TWIll velidNy at ml 4ka'. will, ml TIll FIRST PUBLICATION 00 SM :juiimat Su*sd: SM isiS. 1 fltlN$ MONTHS P10* THE DATE OP qviINltles$ If the personal ThISNoTlCE.10fIlea.yI.s While ep Idl0$OV $5161tJfCt*4Nb,4L11LU $SldatiIn1nuw*beruU THE FIRST PUILICATiON OP nSprIUJuShyS, or the venus or mly 'M hiSS *at chilloags the osrso s.ti. 111W 1. rsallss onP*vsry first roedini ai Meudey, TNI$NOTtCLSOfIfoan,obloctI.s hyrIsildllas if lbs clot. viUdhIy at ml deMOat' will, the PoleiMly W17 em SM Mdav, Ill, CR! . JimlIs Itotley •. . 0 & 1017. aid Na City ' qualifIcas Ions 00 lbs penenol jIMOthoi .ml AU c*i*s, oas ONncomIMrsarn.*lt $sI'y m. MONVi or ms 'IiSML;, WI1IIer . -- MeFayden is lCJlIII with CRop' at ml Js44s WIll, lbs ORJECTIONB. NOT $0 PILID e or 1k,. MO Chop. ialIdII,i • irfodidhos if Ills cues.. 'A$s if bs plisonil Will. SE FOR EVIl BARRED wsapju..aINjmlMO WNaMFtollosof this *1.1. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, ANO as ue $.aMMo,y ,C$ajsaas PrINI whim wIN be held Na b_lag whim wIN N 11016 ml .4,, '-4 OIJECTION$ NOT $0 FILED CNyNei00CRIUI1a,P,en 't '4 T.lesh___ 'I., cIi!NsNatCl.1flu,,pI. ItNGdl.nifmlcsui$. *11.1. II FOREVER BARRED j,4 Dli•s, AN. ____ walloa*aruiiwassai___,.POWwEIy IL at s$P* fflary, Posirvify 1114 7&* P PolO R. Orson A DMSMIRWSWIIIIISWN4 OSJICTIONI NOT $0 PILED , • 1*15.0*15 CusWrflwu' mill St ANnhJSsiIIIW. Jiiuur lOAdS S. Orson 0 : WILL POSIVIN MIRED. 1g U. &* ml asaij aIuu$4N PI,*& oy .tt#1(. 'CUlT: MorN Ibis 11th dey h 'NOSIP 10 Paml 1esoetaMo 111517. RtitiVd Prico,. CuIoJ v. lrSM be hemS MO ru.i.s __ his D. Maichet Orflirs This at ml IiT. of vl0 11*, .;. prpms. orriag. ThIs U Personal ROp :hye fluFiof PI 5 miuu,beuolmlgdmlrn$rns Mobemi*ammi ____ s A. tetmi kat ml Illafo of 'NWW tstboetNNa11aetIMNNRmW __________ MNIMS*LO I,'. 1110CR! MatthIII 0 *5 ClIp af *0 -- if 0ItII1Id muar--ru ATTORNEY FOR PIRROHAI. Eli-I" Ileidlif ___ arsi ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ofiboClip NON US .hbf*rm1miN SIPSUSNTA?IVL NaClIp NSN wib tr RIPIISINTAT$VS: $isiwascuyadu.,mR! NahWNaCIIp u.s ATTOINRY PSI PERSONAL V _________ IINI$SNTATIVS: a.. Miss 5' Sr Jululiw 0 0 0 0 S*.i0:. *0.1117. P. FUMOI1, tL JU AD. HS0. • 0 linisit_Fleulde san PW htIWIhUW$ UvaNPwhlaIs1usetLss 1':Tt ,NI1.*. 10550i y WI IlL*iiu •5 *5% F'.vMI 0 ' T1*Ijiig ( 0 0 _ ,,, ss *4 'CR! cb_ is.p Jimuryse, PeMos,y$, rE'js juwy i, as Poni . 0 wv DamN •It jilt' ::ii Nit 0 , 11Pm ' '' asis ' , 0 0 ' 0 0 , . you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and If we weren't lookIng for someons to di a lob this ad _____ _____ ______ ' ____ ____ ____ ry c _____ finance. 114.000. The Real EslaleAeency 333.1221 ___ pa. Muir Hwy (17.52). Have avail. able large ______ ____ ____ ___ -' ___ ___________ _ _ ___ u*v " 0 ____ ___ __ _ ' __ ___ __ _ ___ ______ :_.. 0 ' s.AIJ1I at S OSti• at MImSI. $11 molt.' IxCMOW. Call 10$-NIl a.m. or $414005. Rosen for rest with kitchen lOcINHN&$Ihinpvhils seen.. 201 Falrma.I DI'.. Sanford. IISid$ Uidwaisbsd _____________ -'-I riit 0 _____ _____ ___________ ____ N71 Mar's __ ___________ ________ _____ ' __ a, , _____ ____ 0 ______ Fwrd .• . for sailer Cimis. b_, viiv dosa & iu*v. Os usle Cobol, $15 ____ ____ ___ __ -' ' 0 0 . ' • 0 0 0 ' .. , .' 0 0 ,,,. .- 0 , .. . .. .... - •, ' . - • .. ', ------ ------ . . • '0 _____________ _________ _________________________________________________ - Altemaide singed lot. country etmesplusre, secluded. 105s13* S111471or320C11 eves. - lot en yours. luild te suit PHAVA, PHA 2361241. Pine Hills, sale or loose. Fle. IMius, Is. barns, pool mony astras. 110 Corkmed La. IN. 1104 10*0 Wi. I.aseIlsS let I _____ M. Uflsworth Ro&ty 0 0 0 4 0 ', 0---- - t., - • .. . ,,--c. • - . I - MLI • 0 low 3 5*, 1 0. C-NSA. carpot; 1541* 5 hat. Briket' Con. trsdei.at1*. Prspsis ho' pour Riot letup, siam. Closes slertlag Feb. lilli. Emit ei,ty on dishes Is itmitel. Tomy C jjjtu School 11 aesl Ip$*. 14110*. refinance or trade in yew1 praonM'huerns. 00 CaliBart REAl ESTATE REAlTOR, *1.7* ff__I ' 1130 PAIN 00151.1111 AFTER HOURS 3*3151 1521045 REALTOR' WASHINGTON COUNTY 40 ACRES, LARGE OAK & TIMBER ON A GREAT0 BASS LAKE, $10000. 13 ACRES, PINELAPIDS ipr HILLS AND LAKE COUNTRY, $15,600. bath, almost tress. C.H&A. 71, pci. assumable mart. Call 323. $264 ________________ 42-Mobile Homes 5 . ACRES, ROLLING TOTAL. Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 $0 acre tracts, St. Johns River $750 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Ostoen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor. access from $1400 pir acre. 305-64156% & 5301024. Eve I wkends I04 7341154. 2 lots lOxl4S, Lake Mary. 11 acres near Oviedo, excellent for farmIng, pasture, horses etc Also campsite lot near Hwy 301 XI on Little Wlthiachoochee Losing your & credit? I will catch up back payments I buy equity. 332.0114, WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Leel, LIc. Mtg. Broker. 125 No. 4.0 Wyman Rd., Altamonte. - 562743 50-Miscellaneous for Sale UMOO. - Well Constructed, ISO Seminole County: for 7.17S7 ranch or Like new 45 sq , yds. Orange Mixture Carpeting $150. 32)2977 Aluminum 1 wheel utility trailer. Can be used wsports car. $175. 3,39 1223 eves, Double Hotel Bedding $30 set; HideA.Betls $50. Sanford Auction 1215 S French. farm. 2Technics turntables SL1100; I. Hitachi amplifier 14*330; I deck Sanyo cassette tape acres with 3 artesIan wells, S acres recently cleared, S 10+ au'es wooded. $11,100. RDISIO; I Disco Mixer DAC. X2000. Asking 5100. 543.6457. Used Appliances: Gas, 011 Electric heaters; electric stoves & refrig. Furnishings & Misc items. 317 Palmetto Ave. 5 pc BR 53W; 5 pc. BUY JUNK CARS F rom $10 to 150 Call 322 1621 ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS 327 5752 78-Motorcycles Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 32) 7710 WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 322 0721. 79-Trucks- Trailers 1975 Honda CR360 Needs work. $300 After 5p.m. 322 13-45 131 9993 Tarps, Tents, Rain Wear ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 3225791 WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 3l1•315E.FirstSt. 322.3622 51-Household GoodS ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs 5. mattress $23.95 ea. pc,; NEW coffee table with 2 matchlngendtables$39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 3225721. --- - 52-Appliances KENMORE WASHER- Paris, Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 ____-, 53-TV. RadiStereo Paying $15 mens. $7.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any condition. 323.1614. - Television-25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet, Regular $100, Balance $175 or 512 mo. Still in warranty. Call 1311714 day or night. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 131.1714 for free home demonstration. at Good Used Televisions. $25 and up. 'Cash 322.4132 '75 Chevy Custom 10 Deluxe. Asking $200 cash & make pay off of $4,631.13. 665 5205 any time. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest In used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools - '71 Ford p u.S cvl. Std. trans.. radio, 1g. bed $1100 323 9211 --____________________ 69-Stamps-COins SO-Autos for Sale Coin Show. FREE ADMISSION Jan. 17, 13, 11. Fri.Sat, 10 a.m.7 p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m..5 p.m 60 dea!ers buying selling US & Foreign Coins-stamps. FREE APPRAISALS. Sponsored by the Central Florida Coin Club, Sheraton Orlando Int. Airport Inn, 3535 Beeline Dr., Orl. Across from Orlando In JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models. Call 3399100 or 534 4605 (Dealer). '73 Cadillac Sedan DeVlile, full p.*ver, air, dark gm. over light gm. Excellent cond. $2,395 or best offer. 831 3739. ternationa! Airport. Dodge '70 Wagon 76.000 Mi. $100 322 5752 72-Auction - ________ tDAYT AU TO AUCTION Hwy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every TuesdayS. Saturday at 7:30. It's PUBLIC AUCTION MON.,JAN.29,7pM DO N '1 MISS T HIS A UCTION I Truck load from North ot BR & DR Suites, Mahogany & Walnut, also several pieces of Oak. Lots of odd tables, chairs, lamps, chests & assortment of collectibles, VISA-MASTER CHARGE $25 CASH DOOR PRIZE $ SANFORD AUCTION 1213 S. FRENCH 323 7340 the only farming. $113,000. suite mww, 7½ good location for multi. family units, offices; owner wIll acres, hold 10 years. *163,000. REALTY WORLD new $311; Lovessat $4415 I up; 7 pc dinettes $41.51 & up; Ref. $301 up; El. stove $40 I up; full size draperIes $10 I up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.12 So. of Sanford, 332.5721, - () The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 435' S. French 1)712) Sanford 333-5321 63 acres Elf Santod, $3100 acre. Terms. William Mallczawskl, Realtor. 3*7103. MIXED FIREWOOD Pine I Oak $33 Truckload 333415). Ne have a Singer Putura sewing mach. Sold new for $430 was Christmas layaway, there was only Sill bal dii, purchasers left and are unable to locate. You can have maclu. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 area we ma. Will take trade as part payment. Call 031.1714 day or night. Free home trial, no oblIgallon '73 Spitetlre, Carmen Red. Looks sharp, runs good, AMFM, stereo cassette. $2795. 134-0513. 1947M0P Runs;rcat. For Estate, Commercial I. Residential Auctions 5. Ap pralsals. Call DelI'sAuction. 323- Needs transmission, 1700 339 1223 eves 5620. 1972 Chev. Caprice. H A, radio, just passed insp. Exc. cond. $900. 3222551 aft. 5 p.m. 3237561 daytime. 77-Junk Cars Removed - 55-Boats & Accessories Top Dollar Paid br iunk & used cars, trixks I heavy equipment. '64 Comet, runs good, new tires $300. 3225110 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 32771' 322-OUI ask br Lisa 16' Aluminum Bass boat, trailer, 60 hp Evinrude, swivel live well, carpet, stainless steel prop. seat, 51500. 373-5041. 11 ft. Westwind bow rider with Irailer, dec. wrench & 55 hp. Chrysler motor. $1500. 3221191. RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $5 Scott Reagan 3225177 Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell It all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 3222611 or 831 9993 dod a friendly advisor will help you. 59-Musical Murchandise Guitars, Drums, Banios. Com. piele. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 3202 French Ave. 333.2355 ' ia1J! ..$ _______________ Air Cond. & HBStII1g I I Lic.Bonded,Ins.323S300 I JACK FROST- Cent. Heat 1. Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm 4, Res. 322.020S. • CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S.G RALI NT & ASSOC. 3221665 PAINTING, CAR PENfl'v a. CABINETS 323 0429 interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching& simulated brIck & stone speciality. 3222710 I Man, quality operation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Real, 3271321 _____________________________ TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 51 E. 11151., 3225712 INSULATIOP.- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, tiberlgas I Celiu. lose. Lowest prices. Call 321053$ or $017346701 collect. CiranEllis Income Tax MEINTZER TILE lew or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671.7617. AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322.5141 61 weekends Prepared In the convenience 01 your home. 21 yrs. exp. 1101 up. 322.37)7 for appt. *ssn*king ______________________________ Exp. local Practitioner personal. lied Service individual I small Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. .. IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. Florida While dogwood Ito 7' & full. $31.13 planted. Crystal Lake Nursery, 322.37$?. 64-Equipment for Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rlnsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 372.3101 3221113 for appt. _______________________ ugi* Iteitling ____ OroomiIIg&Bo5,ng 6S-Pets-Sues - Yard Döbris, Trash, Appllances&Misc. (LOCAL) 3.4S37I - ANIMALHAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping flea Control. Pet supplies, dog houses.Heated kennels. 332.5152. ________________________ flQ No Job too large or small. Complete lawn service 'rseestima$e. 333.4101 I'teiynan _________________________ Lic. Free Est - Nolobtoosmall. !! AAA AINTING All types painting I house - COCKER SPANIEL- 12 tots: old hots. Silver Buff, limits $300; Black male $150 Sire No. 3 in IterCnir.g cleaning. OIL HEATER CLEANINU Home Improvements is (12WitS N) psrishls rnsIdllr concrete bls. 13 Ualtn'hed bMss, easily canesrlsd is mlnI.ws s. fisH sNics, camps, sic. iFInt $.plsu loll imp, phmble. wlrIi, A-C IMOlind. rssdy fir many woes. SUILDINS_SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT ROOPHSS, gas spsmfld, cswiaw, spulter, mwI scretetor, abs nails. Sbck$ack. SUILDINS, sidsisisu in :rs (used IAlsilnurn), isle sbsveb, nails, hilts, bead tools, prsbsusrs, sail ,paint, pins. rslhrs. cleoniu mitotel, sstus, elsclefl testers spisys,, sic. PLUMSINI. 11*,,.m listens, pipe tote I fNlIsss, .sssrfld pine. ELECTRICAL W. atit rscsptsclw. cowers, aaebsvS (lssllc I bad) sic. OFFICE S HOME PURNITURL SCAT TRAILER MSTOL SCRAP METAL & WOOD. TIME OP SALE TUESDAY. JANUARY ISIN, $70 STARTING 110A.M. SHARP. LOCATiON OP MLIz PORT OF SANFORD. .4. SEMINOLE CO PORT AUTHORITY, $ Ilsobs wostOf 14 belnuss sage ast & IS. Mis Ilvir. DIRICT$OSNs IXIT 5.4 at US IML SANFORD. hlIsw aidlon sIS.., SISUSSANOMOVII$ WiLL SE AVMLAIIE AT SALE $$T(..TERM$ CAIN UM UNIDATO1S & AICTUN CO ac est. repaIrs: carpentry, painting, misc. Resoessabis. Call *56331. Carpenter work, romodsling repairs, paneling, paWing Pros 1st. 30.1541 PIRMATEX COATING I HOME IMPROVEMENT 031103? 0511547 333.434. Licensed.lnsur,d Bonded FREE Estimates, (303) 3231* , RemodelIng, retired buildeiioing all kinds of remodeling, rio, additions, patios, fireplaces. Fl. rooms. Free 33315)4 Remodellng.Repoirs I Painting.' 30 yrs. experience. Guaranteed Wart. Phone 540*). Handy Paul has truck will travel. Wants SO fix small 15511016 _.-w w a Free Est. DANNYS PAINTING lnterior.Extenlor House Painting _____ - -___ - - Pluntbi Sorvice ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Rspaln$, Leaks, Fast Service dug. Cds. ACcepted 327.1051 - 5 PRECISION SAW PILING Letusfiioyoursawt AmerIcan Root All 333.1113 PS SoS 1504 Lsugmid. Plo. 111153417$ se,vin5 listoes I lodesiry hiss 1514 TUE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed & In. lured. FREE est -' ' k - 0 b. p IllS Service O ____________________ - Carpenty, painting, plumbing U.S.A. 3321015-Helen PIll. ' L Home Improvements ______________________ Beauty - YELLOW SAND. Call DIck Lacy 323.7550 after I Crawford's Refrigeration: ,HM your heater or furnace servictd I checked for Winter. FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL Eves J Centrfl4eat&Air'Cond.Frn.1st. CallCarlHarrisat SEARS, Sanford. 322.1771 62-LaMl-Gmlden Ift\\ I//i1I _ - 323 5501 0546150 a w 904.755- '69 Plymouth Wagon, looks & runsgood. Low mileage, $100 ao,,vru.nuu ,Jr. 322.0352 one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 1311 for further details. gas, 16+ acres, presently leased for 17-Junk Cars RemoVed Little want ads bring big, big results. Just try one 332 2611 or DOG HOUSES - Couch-Beige Brocade - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 641 5126 home 47-A-Mortgages Bought GSokI CASH. 3222257 30+ Excellent Beds: Itwin, $20 1 Full, likenew, $10 3235455 57-Sports Eqwpment 47-Real Estate Wanted RIver. 1305231. WANTED LOTS TO PURCHASE 68-Wanted to Buy 454114. - - - BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2139S, MyrtleAve., Sanford 3235200 VALFIlAFinancing PINELAND IN HILLS, $6,000 SEIGLER REALTY SKYLINE 1'w.fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 55051 ' 3231541 eAves. *31611 ACRES, NEAR GULF OF MEXICO, $1500 PER ACRE. LEVY COUNTY 5 ACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE & OAK TREES. PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, 12.750 PER ACRE. FRANKLIN COUNTY I)? ACRES FACING GULF OF MEXICO. $1,750 PER ACRE. MARION COUNTY 50 ACRES ZONED RE5IDEN. TIAL, $3,000 PER ACRE. CITRUS COUNTY Ill ACRES. STATE HIGHWAY& WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER FRONTAGE. $1,350 PER ACRE. new. orange •RIINI 24 HJI W. 322.g2$3 'FOUUT REALTORS INC. Eric. units. Past. Adeiss Freotey paInted 3 11,1 0. w-C en Lade Mo. Just Se. bosh 0 . Alien .on 1715 in $UM1t we oilier features. PriSM flgbt - ____ __ RIALTY REAlTOR 160 Bi' OWNER 3 BR, 2 Wt3 Orlando Dr. PAS- HERNANDO COUNTY p3.5174 Day or Night lmm.ailafeISR,3151f,,FR+ 41 ___ ____ ___ _____ ____ ___ ____ PARK lower level rio. *417, custom prismS amer. $41,001. 0 ___ ___ 2565 Delay Lake front, Nigh, en a hill. ---- ____ I". ______ BARGAIN HUNTERS PAgADII( - ____ ___ 0' ___ ____ REALTORS 0 ___ _____ ___ as ___ ____ .. ___ ______ ___ 322•2420 ANYTIME MultIple Listing Service 4*,JQQ' 10 ACRES, IMPROVED TURE, $20,000, 55 ACRES TALL PINE, SOME CYPRESS, $500 PER ACRE. REALTOR, MLS 0 ___ ___ Sanford's Sales Leader DOUBLE LOT ON WILLOW, NORTH OF 25TH ST.. READY FOR CONSTRUCTION 16.900 VOLUSIA COUNTY 59 ACRES, TALL PINE, NEAR GOLF COURSE. $19,100. 137,500. Harold Hall Realty inc. HOMESITES WITH TALL PINE ON MOHAWK OR EL PORTAL, 13,500 EACH ON OSCEOLA, PINE AND CITRUS $1,500. 15 ACRES, PINE AND OAK, OVER I ACRE Lk. front EXECUTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath home. Has all extras. Tennessee stonefireplaceopento DR & LR, Beautiful floor plan. 572,000. REDUCEO$2,000forqulcksale.A real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1'-; bath, like new, room to grow Excellent neighborhood. This Is a choice property. Call today to see. 129.900. 'Q , __ ivtcu' _____ __ ______ 323-7132 EVENINGS 3221412 3321153.. *3211th HOMES THAN ANYONEI THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 - _ ________ __ __ MORE __ 0 ______ LEADERI WE LIST I SELL A. & McClanalsan, Broker 332.4$" O _____ 0 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES 3 BR, 2 bath, C.H&A. h.rd000d floors, FR, fireplace, $35,100. APPLICATIONS taken by ph,W,BOd&couImerclalloems.I1 w.fbooaclag en tedmenlUsgo. 0 Tern Krsuss, Pohtsi Mint. g & IoMiNC Carp.. 1111 AdaJilan Rd.. iaMO. *0501 !1Ci!114 115ege Irobsns. _____ ..' O •_ _ O ""' IA.-FIpl ___ _ with office reat.LinR!'sAutoCantonll.flI Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, Fla. "353.333.3115 or 351-0514W. ___ _ stalls '.'"er" ___ T'HOSITALINOT ' bath horns an Lake Sylvanl Your awn Pool & Patio, w.w carpet, OR, Eq. esfin kit., Fl.. Rm., & Many Extrasl IPP WARRANT. ED. Only 561,1001 8 Automobile Service Center on ____ ___ RANTED. Wow. Mt *32.0001 LEISURELY LIVING. 3 BR, 2 siding. Older bulldin, need. renovating. $$AI0. Realty World 203½ S. French Avenue - L SEIGLER REALTY kit. & Morel Will paint exterior In buyers cholcel BPP WAR 'sorittin - ' FORGET ME NOT. Remodeled 2 BR, I bath home with w.w carpet, C.H&A, DR eq. eot.in INDUSTRIAL P*OPCRTY. 3 acres West side. ft. of rail of ' area REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTlNG-RIALTO as ____ area on HAL COIHIT Canner lot with cement block buIlding, presently used plumbIng shop. Owner will O BEAUTIFUL. 3 BR, 1 bath horns 3 lots win Mayfair Fl.. Iandscapingl DinIng Rm., spacious Rms., util rm., washer & dryer & Many Extras I BPP WARRANTED. A great buy for $45,500! Wwudar whet to*wltts Two? Sill Doe- The gulch, easy WantAd way. TM magic nwnber Is 332. 361 or 531.1153. 121,005. forth ____ WEATI'IER STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN 5 LAKE MON ROE. 2 BEDROOM EACH. OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE. $19,900, 43-Lots-Acreage TERRIFIC! 3 BR, 1½ bath brick home in Washington Oaks! C. 141*1g. IRs, OR! NeWs a little work I A super buy for 123,2001 Eves 042.3635 332.1521 business. showing good profit, books open to qualified buyer. ____ - 2 Yours, for lust 514,2501 REALTOR 322.4511 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Local well established bar ____ , DREAM HOME Super 3 BR, 2½ bath home on ½ acre under const. in Shadow Lake Woods! Every Feature! Solarium off MBR, fireplace, DR. FR , sat.ln kit. Buy now-select colorsi STEMPER AGENCY 24-Businsss Opportunfties _______ home for 533.0001 Syr. young 3 UP '- .H$ teflfll5 cOurt & CSOt.i privileges. Less than . pet. down. '.'... ____ SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath home in San Lanta w.C.H&A, ww carpet, split BR plan, eat.in kit., 1g. rms.t Pool planned! Spacious acre wooded. $2,500 dwn. Only $145 mo. uldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to e.rn Three to Five Hundnod dollars a wish, call 1.100.133.1403 anytime for recorded message. , across CHEAPER THAN GROCERIES LET'S BE HONEST ' 4Pohi Excellent location Idyllwilds Elem.I Value In the Iandl* th*'for 111,5001 On a cold Winter night. This 3 BR, 1'/bhomehasa King $lzeLR w old brick FP. All you need is the pop corn. Good location packed with extras to please you. $37,500. 5 acre farm. 4 acres cullivatod, 1 THU ABOVE ESTATE AND AU. of DANIEL PATRICK GREEN, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OTHER PERSONS Pile Number 731.CP, Is thattheidMinlsfratlinofml.tat, 25. IN THE ESTATE: INTERESTED dscsesed, ing in me Circuit court to of Adellne Rosalie Matcheft, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED' leminsis county courthouse, P.O doCOSSOd. File Number 77.241 CP, Is ffiattheadmlnlshratloneoffieessefo D, Sanford, Florida 33771. pending In the Circuit Court for St ELEANOR HASELOFP, The psmnsl repreaaiWativss of she Seminole County, Florida, Probate I iclency home on .72 acrel W.w carpet, eat.in kit., range, rift ENJOY A GLOWING FIRE Child Care-1 Pinecrest student I 2 Lakevlew students. Before & after school, prefer your home. 323.6123. If JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath •f. Just 525.500. CALL FOR INTERVIEW CONTACT: MR. SAL RIZZUTO PHONE 3324101 (MON..FR I.) :00 &M.3 :00 P.M. I-I INDUSTRIAL PARK ELEANOR NA$ILOPF CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NOTICEOPADMINISTRATION AGENCY, INC.". That said sale is bsln made Ij THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DATED: At Tampa, FIends this satisfy isis terms at laid Writ at Ostiesied OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 3rd dsy of January, 1571. ExecutIon. NOTICIOPABMIN,ITRAflON IN THE ESTATE: THU ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SIUNIN'S INSURANCE Jolla I. Polk. AGENCY, INC. TO AU. PERSONS HAVING YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 11011ff CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Wiattheadminlstraflenottheestate IN THU ESTATE: BY: .s. Ronald W. Ironer Seminole County, SELLERS I BUYERS! YOU WANT TO SE LL OR BUVA HOME! WE SELL HOME SI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER ideal for golden years or lust beginners. las budget price tagi OPERATORS SAN FORD KNITTING MILLS PROBATE DIVISION "BRUNER'S INSURANCE February, AD. 1$??, sftor tsr e -. IN IE ISTATI OP File Number Y1II1CP AGENCY" pursuant to .s loose SM seit to is'e tugboat blr, lOt' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DANIEL PATRICK Division GREEN, and that said owner will engage In cash, wb4od to any SM all eidstløg SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN RE: ESTATE OP busineos at P.O. Box 11407.N, 711$ lions, at the Front (West) Doer at PROBATE DIVISION f4,ffi HImee Avenue, Tampa, lbs Seminole County Courlh*se 10 p NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION ADELINE ROSALIE MATCHETT, FIelds, 32414 wider the name Sanford, Florida, tile absvi IN II,NBUR ISTATI OP TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Deceased, "IRUNIR'S INSURANCE, described penensi property. REALTY Of this sm. delightful 3 BR, 1 b home on corner lot-nice area- SEWING MACHINE u Horseback riding, swImming ENJOY THE SECURITY HELP WANTED ______ ____ SHOP, FRESHLY PAINTED, FENCED YARD. *31.900. $31,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2217. country. I.E. LInk Construction. 322.7021 -- ____ 119.900. New 323 Homes, I pci. Interest to qualified buyer. $2S,000 to ool, tennis court, S acre farm, 3 303.333.1151. Carpenter w.tools For remodeling work ____ TMOUN *ielc liters. turs, technology and painting. o5 geQllqs Egypt, i000mpany of oects found In 3BEDROOM,2 BATH FRAME IN GOOD CONDITION NEAR SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL. ______________________ BR, 2 bath with C.HIA in the Central Florida Men's wear firm now has positions available In sales & management. Earning commensurate to abilIty. Profit sharing & free company benefits. 303.154.0717, ext. 22 or $7,500. Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 STENSTROM 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1', BATH. MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK & QUEEN PALM, $16,500. SANFORD AREA ACRE PLUS, LARGE OAK TREES ON SYLVAN LAKE HOMESITE. 93'x125', CORNER, BLOCK TO LAKE ONE MONROE, READY TO BUILD, BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 24)9S.MyrtleAve,.Sanford HAS IT ALL 16 ACRES, OAK AND PINE ON PAVED STREET, 56,900, 19 ACRES, OAK & PINE ON PAVED ROAD $55,000. ROAD. $12,500 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, KITCHEN EQUIPT, 2 CAR CARPORT. BEING RE. DECORATED. $39,900, $17,000. 2435' S French (17-92) Sanford 323 3321 vancsnwnt & retailing? Leading ______ pioilisanuallyarsup.etedto ,g, im World Showcase amually 5J IMtswq was prasuited with in to thou, tows (ha "Helen Kelser SSSdy $'4 Di1107 World. DlaiIngid*d Citizen Award" k to a quails fr . while 1(archer was named the aedlinc., Biker asid upqi asrvsat of ths 7515'.". nQenCim.* Cls hI Othswxprwed wire qr4 th few deys t ________________________ 3 1g. BR's, fireplace, FR, C.H&A, pool, car lot. Lake Mary. Warranted. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Are you looking for opportunIties in career growth, in ad. ___ O THE' TREASURES Qp ________________________ Hide.AWay with lot on Wekiva $23,000. Cash. Gehr Rea'ty 322 3561 or salesman 322.7650, Mother.In.Law Apt. + REALTY WORLD. ACRES, PINELAND, ROAD FRONTAGE. 17.900, $,47 By Owner-) BR. 2 bath, block W stucco, C.H&A. Fla. Rm., fireplace. Approximately ~ acre, 30 citrus. 322-2507. (Ct) days weekly. 3 loS hrs. par day, $2.75 hr. Apply in person at Wieboldts Camera Shop. 310 5. Park Ave. 3224569 COUNTRY call now, 564.900. IREWARDS, Etperienced boet patchers. Ex. ceflent Co. benefIts, 10 peld holIdays. AMF Crestllner 3227613 SO-Miscellaneous for Sale GENEVA AREA 67 LAKEFRONT, IMPROVED PASTURE, SOME LARGE OAK ANDORANGETREES,526,900. 2.5 fireplace, plus extras. Don't wait 1 (+) acre residential building lot located in growing area. $12,000. 0 _____ 2635 Sanford Ave 3210759 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH,,. WORK. REDUCED owner transferred must sell Immaculate 3 BR, 2 Bath, Family rm., wwet bar built in. Large sc porch, cozy 0TH E 0 031.4001. . _____ Reg. Real Estate Broker om. We've given you a choice to choose 43-Lots.ACreage BATEMAN REALTY $19,500. 537,100. Security Guards needed Orange & Seminole Counties. Full I Part time positions. Preferably 155 115. or over. Must have tran. sportathon & phone. Call I am. to 2 Mom'u. thru Fri. Mohawk Security Service. HOSTESS KENNELCARE VACANT older 2 story home, wi BR, 2½ bath, needs some work. Owner will hold. 1 yr. warranty. SREAP0 Lush carpeting and drapes add to this nice 2.1, eat.In kitchen, full din Fm., stereo speakers in ceiling, Home Protection Plan. Youcan't afford any Employment Agency 201 CommercIal Sanford 323.5176 PHARM ASSIST AUTO BODYMAN DRAFTSMAN PORTER Cozy 2 BR Town house, large eat. in kitchen, over looking large covered patio. Only $25,500. OANDI Well kept hme and nice land. scaped yard. 3.2 only 4 years old, owner being transferred, Lake Mary. 136.500. AAA EMPLOYMENT RECEPTIONIST $32,500. $31,000. furthermore "The Fact Is" if you can't afford couldn't find anywhere Lovely 10 look at so easy to buy. 3 BR, 1½ b, pan DR, C.H&A, equipt kit., unique decor, manicured yard. Warranted. ONOWI PENNY! Let's ___ __ 107W. Commercial Phone 332.7511, Sanford immaculate 1.1",, new carpeting, laundry area, workshop, porch, beautiful shrubs,fruit trees, well _________________ _____ __ Reg. Real Estate Broker 0 INVESTs The Job of Your Choice At A Salary You Desire At the Fee you can afford _ ______ W.GarneltWriite Secluded country property. Ideal starter for young couple or WE Person for general store cleaning 2 CONDUCTS , Y Enterprises, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 6443013 JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 0* * GUARANTEE * * The Division of EnvIronmental Notice Is hereby given that I am Legal Notice COPY of your Services Ii In receipt of an apvirtue of that certain Writ ot engagodlnbuslnossat Rb. 1BxS3A byIxooitlon Issued out of and under writhsnlefanses.Ifany,anjamsy. pIlCatlen for the COnstructIon of a PUBLIC NOTICE L4r4as4 3271$ Seminole "' me wel of th, COUNTY Court of 051600. p.o. lox sat, samra, private boat dock at me following TM Division at Environmenial Florida, under the fictItIous nsme at described property: 0 :0:30 ICo, SirvIcn is In receipt ot an ap,v'Sna final FlorIda *78 is Attosay * ffi DAYSPRING FARMS and that I 0 Lot IA,, Block B, Swoetwater pilcatlon for at cubIc yards of I III to Wend to re51ster said name atm me IMemiiW rendsred in me aforesaid Petitioner in this actIon, SM fils me me ii isy if Novamber, erlgirwi wIth the Clerk St lbs Circuit Piores I, P1st BOOk 20. Page 31, be placid on the following described Andys Job Is Jsogerdlasd atten clerk of me Circuit court, Seminole AD. on 117$, in that certsIj cs hi. Ceurt in and to, Seminole County, OffIcial Records. Seminole County, pi'pey• the statIon is foio.d to glue County, FlorIda In accordance wIsh Pert, a Florid.. en er bifersl$*ard dsyat Florida. ComiWi Let 13, Myrtle Lake Hills, P115 me rouisisno if the Fictitious away $5,000. Further described as bilng Bosh 13, Pages 7.5, OffiCial bankIng peJlen p$51.4Iff,• February 17P. Otherwlso. a Records, Name Statutes. TeWN: ___ lSCStOd at the Southeast corner at S.ThIII County, Florida. lOSY beNj4 t,ge FIelds Statutis 1151. SectiOn vi. JulIe Courtney s-ks Juile A. waSm's for the demand pp,, Blue Lake Court. Further described as beIng HIll Si. 0 WITNI$$ MY. HAND AND 51*1. PrOperty O5 wIn .. K located on me East side of overloOk he r, 0 the r s Publish: • JanuarY 15, mepr.psuepr.ct may make any IlI Cop,?, . Is me as Drive midway b.t*eeo Ridge Road 'ats they desiri, In writing mid TwIn Bb Lake Drive. ______________________ WIthIN lldiyI, 10 DlvIsiOii if 115*iso '1à hive livid UPOn the PrtyownenswIthln5f, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH,, JR. vlronmental Services, aimed town In Wale. Wivin abs P.O. lox me proposed prolect may make any sa'o property ounel by JulIp Ante Springs and development of the World Clerk si *e Circuit court 2*, Sanford, Florida 32711. NOTICIOP INTENTION Mempts to' educate their Courtney, said property being comments they desire, in writing, to Seminole County, Florida Cuaelb.rry Poflce (hJd IEiowces. to Open ID Oobir, Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. TORECISTER Division at Environmental Services, Iocatodin$emlnsloCoulwy,Plorldo, Byr lefty N. Capps Clerk of County Cowl PICTITIOVITUADS P.O. Box 214$, Sanford, Florida mire partIcularly descrIbed as p it. t.i,. coverage George Kircher wu'e oi i. ooputy ciert leinlnois County, Florida NAME 32111 wIthin 11 days. 15110W5 - of lt,le annual NFL aI.atar. the.e cIted by the AJtsmoiü. Biker UId 10 fOtSICi JAMES T. GOLDEN PublIsh: January 2?, 1575 NOTICE Is hereby given that Doe iNS Chevrolet Camaro. gold AIhoMY'AtL$W Arthur H. Ieckwith, Jr. gameiromn the Los Angeles Cusslberry Chamber of h'tsShSYSIIWlldOptOOpSrMS IRUNER'S INSURANCE Incoler DI P.124 Clerk of County Court CoFeoum in CalIfornia. .IW.lafIfreet ID No. 1U37UI$o1 Commerce for outstanding ps,Illoos at the ceifl.r sad two. AGENCY, INC., formerly Metre Seminole County, Florida P.O BOX 3301 Jax, Inc. Is itwoamerof BRUNIR'S being sterid at DamWs in Porn O THE ENERGY WAR colbtioni to the mwdty lWl511I) CSISS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Publish: January 3$, 157, $il$rt FlOrida 33711 INSURANCE AGENCY and Inland. Park, Florida battle 10 Congroes over the --. m PITITIONIR SEMII COUNTY, FLORIDA DEF.124 psd.d to aige bsfore the tç FOR to register wish me Clerk ot ml and the underslgool as $ff of ATTORNEY natural gas pricing bIN IS 0 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR witt Circuit Court of lemlnsle County. leminels County, Florida, will 15 PublIsh:_January 33,25, February PROBATE DIVISION awerde bu"qvet h. Iak Pits Nsmber 75-31.CP SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA ' 12. ;,,. Florida the saId trads name, 11:01 AM. on lbs 4th lay if lf$j, SOLTI p' your lot or our lot. retiree. 3.1. Make offer. aIi, 110 3h St., (Sanford Airport). Equal Opportunity Employer. RESTLESS •ALLMYCNILDREN Cash for your loll Will build on - 41-Houses time Seasonal em ployment. E*perienced only. Days Inn Sanford. ____ 41-Houses VA.F HA-235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment Ôontown Sanford mini warehoire space avail soon-for infu call 323.7561. Maids. Full Teddy& Elaine 201 CommercIal 323.3174 _____________________ 0 (2)TOOAYIIFLORIDA 0000MORNINSPLORIDA 3iA-sto. Rental 41-Houses - 2 BR, Furn. house, rio children. $250 mo. Gehr Realty 332.3561 or salesman 3227650, assignment. Homemake,'s Up John 6210436. p Blsinnii, lntenqdIite & advafic. CASE NO. 7$411$.CA4i Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides. LIve.In companior, short term details call 444307$ RECEPTIONIST pesitIonswiIt peed pay I ix. CalIwit, beneflto br sharp girl with good telephone voice, typIng, shorthand & general office experience required. Paid medical Insurance, vacation holidays provided. If you would inlay misting people and ans*0 the phone for one of the nations largest builders apply Logal NoIJcs RUTLMS Cruger 3220144. ______________ Forfutu,eInfOrmatIOnCaiI ____ FRIDAY MORNING (PIN) . ___________________ _______________ __________________ __________________________ ISALCOHOI..A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANON 33-Houses Furnished Seaworthy Wood ProdUCtS, Sin. ford, FIa., Mhgmi. of Tlakwood parts needs a man who can keep up with company growth, mm. 2 years exp. on Sawing, assembly I finishIng wood parts Call preferably after 3 p.m. Dick - _____ ____ 18-Help Wanted Sunday Noon Fridaj _____ INS (WED) as (OlIvIa Cole) becomes a mid at lbs Whit. Houes, and is qjy by lbs of the First Famass caring to, Mrs. Tafi (JuJIs Harris). a stroke vIctim; watch. log Prssidaiil Wilson's (ROblil Vaun) ' " l,,e _____ Wl0NUOAY MORN. (2) PEGGY LYNNI FIELDS ____ _____ I - _____ 1130 MONDAY MORNING TO°AY CAVETT Guest: Han- CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 PEGGY LYNNE FIELDS CoIville ' HopervlllL Gesrals Dip Sanford, FIa. 32171 YOU ARE NOTIFIED tiw, an An'.indsd Petition for disaslutien at PUBlIC NOTICE marriage Ms been flied egalist you The DivIslis at Invlr.nmental Reduce safe & fiSt With Go Bill MImI GRIFFIN by Pet ItIOnI, BILLY JOE FIILDI, $ivfces is In receipt of an pp. Tablets & E.Vap "water pills", ROOKIES and you are requIred t serve a cepy plicitlin fir m. construction at a Touchton Drug. at your written dstensas If any, to private beet dock at me 5 ______ DIVORCE-$3010-Ouaran$asd. the Amended Petition on the desaised property: CAROI. iuRU'rr Free detaIls, KIT, Box 711, Pelitléner's attorney, JAN11 MARY KIt 2*. Block S Sitter FRIENDS Pompano, FL. 330S1 N14177 HALKER, wlissi ad*s$l Is Peat Iheres , pj , page M1RYTYLER MOORE OffIce 5* 2I, 011 Park Aveaus Official Riwds, lemlnsle County MISTER ROQIRS(R) I WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A North, Winter Park. Flerlds 3325k. Florida. Mat V 01510$ Service. All Agei. Further described as the on or before February , ms. a.i 21° P.O. lox 1031, Ctwtr., FL. 33317. flletheorlPnalofsaidjafonsaswlth 1.vmoriy i iec.sw ow me in. at mis court eimor who. tersectien of Blue Lake Drive and me c THE 000 COUPLE Weddings by DOT servIce or Immediately ffiereafferg Blue Lake Court. WITCHED Property owners within feet of NOTARY PUBLIC otherwise a defoult lumant wIll be OVER EASY the prsppud proud may make any 3224034 after 3p.m. entered against to i$ me Amansd Pellilin. csmmar*i they desIre, In writing FACEDWITHADRINKING WlTNElSmyhandandthessilof WithIn 14 Iiyo, to DIVIsIOn of In. PROBLEM? said court en thIs 12th day of vfreiwnental Services. P.O. Box ________________________ January, 117$. 140$, Sanford, Florida 32711. pirh.pe Alcoholics Anonymous Arthur H. Beckwlffi, Jr. Can Help (SEAL) PUBLIC NOTICE Clerk of County Court Psiw 447.3333 Axttiur H. Beckwlth, Jr., THE -FARMERS MOME AD. Seminole County, Florida WrItP.O. 10*1213 Clerk of Circuit Court MINISTRA7ION HAS FOR SALI, Siminole County, Florida Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Publish: Jillary 01. 1171 PROM TIMI TO TIME, FARM. IV: Betty M. Capps DSF.ilS ______________________ RESIDENTIAL, IUSINISS, OsputyClerk INTNICIRCUITCOURT0PTNE 11-lmtnictlim RECREATION AND-f-OR OTHER JAN15 MARY HALKIR DAYS ( 700 ''" ____ HIGH ROLLERS .E__I I I FRIENDS Sklta "Mrs. Wioøn. PICTITIOUSNAMU Notice Is hirew ' 1 NOTICE P0* APPLiCATION 17$ iii business at P•O POE TAX DIED Sinlort 1snlneIe County. Florida. NOTICE IS HIRIIY o,v, NldIf the fictitious name at KII. Robot H Roth Truates the TLEY 1iIRCONDITION1NG A PWI! fl4 REPEIOERATION "I" I his 1 11W slId carllflcates "" for a tax re,laterssidnemswtffiffil doW to be INUI th010Il. cio at tli• circuit court. Siminsie COtifiCiti flWflbOS SM yellSTM of County, Florida in is of Name Statutes. ToWit: S4C$ISn Wø'Y. and the names In wIdth ft Was assessed alias f000se: NS•ø F101di St$MIS 1$S7 Certificate No. flss, year 51g. William W. Kirtley Issuance 1171. DescrIption of PublIsh: January IS, U, Feuary 3 1'?' PG SI Name In Widch assied. DI P14 Thomas & Janice & Walker. All at said property being l me County of Seminole, Stats of IN THE CIRCUIT cOURT IN AND plo,.ij FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,' Unhsis such certificates shall be FLORIDA raduaiid acrding to law the CASE NO. s.flfl.CAI41 property described 10 - such CI? IN RI: THE MARIIAOR OF: tiflcatsorcsrttticat,swlilbes,Idto SILLY JOE FIELDS. th highest cash bIdder at the court house door on the 121h day of Pat htloner. Husband. Feblu.ry, 1175 sf1100 AM. SM Doted this 3rd 619 ii JllWSl'P GAN'$ HERON MON. WUD PRI) RA1ATAU (TNU) IIVERLY HILI.IIWN MAICI MI LAUGH SESAME STRUT 4:30 MIKE DOUGLAS ______ (Thu) AJIA (3) I R*1(jJ 0:40 ® ytwimns NEWS ' 0 Rr,r_, ________________ £0M*5M @)UPIIAT ml / LEHRIR ,. " GUIOINS LIONT MOVIE DINAHI 3 EDUCATIONAL PRO- ®ANOTHIR WORLD OENAOSPITAL ISO ml PARTRiDGE FANNY ISO 12) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (IUI.ThLJ) (2) 2COUNTRY FISHING (P$J) "Two Wrongs Don't Me A WrIter" When Tad learns that IS SChOol CuSS 10 ctSitIV Wlttlfl9, hi enrolls In the same course. MACNEIL (2) ® DONAHuE SUNRiSE 0 ___ w LN •ONE ISO L ____ THE WORLD (1)OP WOMEN AND MEN •LM.&ANDYOU )•ONEwl Gray Al Notics L.gal t �.... .. •:.. '• Monday, Jan. n, im 45-Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE IM SEwNG ThIS BOOK ON SELF:CONFIDENCE BUT I AM A SOMEBODY! t_1_*\ / IT TURNS NO3OOES INTO . - Release in Papers of Monday, Jan. by Chic Young Answer to Previous Puzzle 42 Engage in winter ~ 11 4 LlIP 43 Cries I Compass A R lONE !4.O 45 Firmly estab• point Iished(2wds) _ 4 Had A . IDA TWIt H knowledge 47 Typing tFY,_ 8 Part of the leg blunder INNI _NO 49 Singer Torme A F A _NIM_ 12 Spike 50 Orb SIAM TORT _OLE __As.FLIAI 13 Upon 52 Over there ESTHETE _HAST _v 14 Charged 54 Moribund GA _SOL particles 58 Hard SEE _EK1I 15 Soldering 60 Passion H _o _rv _0 0 _£ _I _I _L _IP piece 16 Part of a 62 Belonging to * _0 _E _ 0 _A _M_N A a L i NI _NO STAGNATE us bottle 63 Portent 17 God (Sp) 33 Short playlet 7 Aroused 64 Housetop 18 Fat 8 Goat 36 Think feature rd to call 65 Shelley Quality of din 39 Cunning work attention 10 Baseballer 66 Emporium 41 Jabbed 22 Compass Slaughter 67 Went quickly 44 Peep point 11 Abstract 68 Not many 46 layer of cloth 23 Family being 48 Seeps Out member 19 Navy ship DOWN prefix (abbr) 50 Esaus country 25 German 51 Arizona..city fascist 1 Electric fish 21 Tibetan ox 27 Resident of 2 Of the sea 24 Gunny bag 5310w tide Sitka 26 Fly (abbr) 55 Social club 31 Sorts 27 Sea term 3 Therefore (abbr) 34 Mortar tray 4 Heyerdahls 28 Sole 56 Bare 35 Frappe raft 1 2 wds) 29 Polluter 57 Increased 30 Privation 37 loot slyly 5 Compass 59 Noun suffix Astronaut 32 38 Burden point ACROSS Tt..IAT WI.IATL\ ALLU NOBODIES , SOEBOE$( _ r°1 by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY . WHATh WRONG, BEETLE? PUT 'EM UP' S CMON! PUT 'EM I ONLY A5KEP HOW YOUR 24Y _________________________ ( ( f _____ ____ -s / 0 _____________________________________ 0 CD ——— 1 2 3 MW C 1-19 co woa 12 byArtSansom _ THE BORN LOSER .1 —— — 15 6 7 4 ———— 1 1 10 11 0*%T OV M15TAWM 0 27 34 38 To by Bob Montana OH, IJO, ARCH, IT'S REALLY (vou'P NEVER GUESS I THOUGHT THAT PICTURE GO SEE f' THE INSPECTOR'S TWIN NEAT! GO SEE IT! THATMUROER WASN'T AP4Y 6000! THE _____ _ ___ IS THE MURDERER! JUG, W14AVSA MYSTERY YOU'LL LOVE IT ... CRITICS PANNED IT ____ G000 MOVIE TO AT THE ____ : TAKE BETTY TO' STRAND! -'\) trying ___ 48 47 Dr. Lamb -. there seems to be a My husband and I are both 31. We have one daughter 7 years old and I lcát a baby at birth live years ago, solbiowl can get pregnant. We've been years and fr4fl4 for or to prescribe a I am going through many days might wish l. They are not used of depression and having fertility pil menstrual cycles arguments with my husband to regulate er to stimulate the but rath over whose fault it 15, ova. He did go to a urologist three ovaries to release When the stimulation has years ago and his examination too successful and of been ahowedhe had a sperm count released a lot of ova 44 milli wructi I understand the simulneousW, a number of only on e-t hird of is OK but 15 women have had multiple Regulating the dosage e births. He refuses to b e used helps to saying it is embarrassing and and the medicin Council - That's why we are arguing. I _ - - - - - - - - _ 2 ________ HOROSCOPE - 87 DOPAp Herald Staff Writer Construction wi ll begin on a new senior citizens complex in Camelberry within the — Federal money can be oltalned On a matching fund basis of $3 for every local $1 and Your husband might be feel he is not doing everything greatly surprised to learn that is... ITS MOT the council the largest single segm ent of the community, found during a recent citys po nsored census, is senior cit izens, numbering 3,000 of the city's 15,MG population. he tiM OWfled the property less than a year Area Agency on the Aging (AAA) of the East bulL He said he agreed to the option, however, because he believes there is a for a senior complex In that area of the county. Rest by Al Vermeer IT WAS A VERY PIGNIFIEP VER5ION ____ A U5 S LIFE! OUTLAW' WHAT CALLEP? ( __________ o ) 'PAT GAR WILLIAM THE, ( AVLE5CENT! _ ___ I. . 0 V 4 ( • (4 _______________ ______________ Home Passes O1,AI.L *l•HT.' C%iON IN ... MOAN.' ___________ _____ ___ - ___ I communicate accurately. these unique oportunitles. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. n) Again Knowing who to deal with today you had better have,____ half your battle today. If )'OU wits about you In commercial think you're being handed a deaftL One whoee standards aren't too high could try to mow directions, Find out more of you. what lies ahead of for you ID 1979 by sending for your copy of of VIRGO(Aug.23.&$.22)Out the goodness of YOtW heart the all-new Aitro-Graph Letter YOU may agree to something for 1979. Mall $1 for each and a today that yoci shouldn't have. Long, _____ _ Some raph, P.O. you o fast thinking could get envelope to A ut of it. Box 400, Radio City Station, LIBRA (Se$.23'OcL 23)— N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify Things may go wmg at work birth sign. PISCFS (Feb. 20-March ) todey,bi*whsnalittlawthtVill Think twice. Reconsider what comesyourwayyou'Ufos'gstall Your major goals are today, about the Ni1lF froobiii. could find their way to six spades in any number of bidding sequences, but that 'T Model T bidding you have •s •104 shown here was short, simS 1109 ' K8 pie and effective." Oswald: "Very few ex0 107643 #QJ95 rts of that early day knew srnim the correct way to play the •AQ876 heart suit. In fact, lots of A Q 642 today's players would go •42 down at the slam. Not Hal. •A He drew trumps, cashed his ace of hearts, stripped the Vulnerable: North-South hand of clubs and diamonds Dealer: South led a heart toward his hand West North Ent South and rose with the queen. 10 West took his king but had to give Hal a ruff and discard." Pass 6• Pass 4C Alan: "Hal's play was the Pan IPU Past best. He was sure to make the slam If East held the at first may not he all that ft's quite possible you may feel used by se YOU consider to be Important. singleton or guarded Just "" hands ___ XA at show SPIDER-MAN rfV A aw xmw Amy ormm Ar smy FRANK AND ERNEST iHM9IM oveN Oftw 4R H AGT IS IT? YOU OWT r *cis eicom 40 0fl$M. I • osc — Central Florida Regional Planning Council federal funding for a senior citizens complex found that a grant of 1240,000 is available for such a complex during the next three years. approved for the option to purchase the Fwmno said he was also contacted by Project OASIS (Older Americans Service in Seminole) and congregate meals of the Federation of Senior Citizens Clu bs 10 Binford property. He said the Steering committee has not formally approved the site, but that the Binford site is its first choice. The steering committee is composed of said the city engineer has not checked out the topography of the parcel as yet and,the purchase would be contingent upon the grant being received. Binford said he received assurance from Dr. James Mowbray of the AAA that the chancw are good for the federal fundiq to be approved. Furino mid the first phase of the project is the purchase of the land and the construction of the intra-structure with additional work on the facility to be funded during the two years thereafter. lightest HRS . . - Security ... tI ..- e bidding Health Facility ns For I . patients from t t nursing Sims By DENNIS FEOIA Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford for the Clarence Eugene Robinson may not be in Seminole County this week, but his presence is being felt, Robinson Is the alleged murder of reserve deputy George Pfeil durIn4 a robbery at the Longwd Village Pharmacy. ON of the am wboi participated in the Dec. , 1977 robbery, who has since leader of a gang of thugs turned state's witness, told -I T. l•' . - responaibti for a series of 4riitq rebbjtt.s so across the state. Seminole County Sheriffs detectives believe Terry Melvin ,%pj has been a key member of the gang, sometimes referred to as "The Dixie Mafia," This morning, Sims, , investigators th at home that hid akin problems," that Robinson and his gang .. said hospital administrator may try to free Slms during Charles Bentley. "We felt like .. the trial has prompted the there might have been a chance . heaviest security for the . some of their tectmiques might Sims' trial In recent i OK have needed improvement." . ., memory, according to The appraisal was made by . courtroom observers. ' / By JANE CASSMERRY two registered nurses the Sheriff's, department "*r&M Photo by Tom Vincow Herald Sun writer county health nurse, and TERRY MELVIN SIMS (FRONT)FLANKED BY SHERIFF SECUR ITYTEAM 'Went on trial at the See SUN, Page 1A A resolution declaringFrancis T. O'Brien, HRS city's Intention to sponsor hospital consultant. atat1onandfinanc1ng of a "Nursing roimck were made 120-bed health facility proposed thaiItie patients, oheerve by Mediplex, Inc. was passed uwi general conditions and the _ Yanks Alerted To Leave Today unanimously by the Longwood of the personnel," City Co ission at a special according to the report. molting Monday n4ft. All pollents appe" to be 01 Aroud 'Ibe Clock ......... 4-A Hawo ..... 11,1111 chairman ( receiving adequate nursing m Bridge ....................4-B Hospital ..................3-A , which Is can u meeting Uwir activities the b of urmoi Calendar .................z-a ................ 3-A headquartered in Jackson, of daily living, e.g. hygiene, Comics ...................4-B OURSELV .............1.8 . ____ ___ mm Iran Warned Of ng, have always been 1,000 n by Stan Lee and John Romita YO! AND V is awmmwa 5g1 FOR idi6e4'l EP YOM Fool.,' " - ination . ace pected to return Wednesda actJo would enable his firm to toilding, communication and The U.S. Embassy today Thus far Khomeini has urged to intervene on behalf of pick up more evacuees, a Editorial ..................4-A Spo rts ....................5-A gdenezt.ns'onolcertlflcateof saf ety. Licensed nursing ordered all United States calm but about a call to arms, "her American In downtown Japanese Embassy spokesman Dear Abby ................1-8 Te1evIs10 ................$3 need Issued by the Department personnel were knowledgeable dependents and non-essential he said l week that "when I Isfahan Monday. said. Dr. Lamb .................48 Weather ..................3* of Health &W Rehabilitsitive about the pellets and treat. pa=md to leave Iran " s m consider it proper I will do it." TIM embassy in December The Italians were flown to Services -and arrange for mint provided, as possible amid reports the Aildipendentiof government IssuedIts first directive saying Kuwait on the way back o Specifically adesüsg skin country wes on the ,. with a local bank for and non-government personnel dependents could leave at Rome. purchase of a care, the report noted, "There "full scale armed In- as well nOn-essentIal personnel government expense and earIranian airports were reoThe certificate of need ex- were no lanevialned brWm or nrrfttion." working for companies in Ifan Her this month stiffened the pened for the first time since a pired Jan? 1$, three days after skin problems observed." The call as aide to were covered by the order. directive with a "recommends- government-ordered shutdown Hawkins came before the Sim ctlaelt of skin problem Ayatollah Rubollah Khotneiril SLOWN directives were issued tion of departure for all designed to prevent opposition ood commisallm &ddM WON wteld In the report, but 91 hinted in Parts at the poadbility by other Western embassies to dependents of government per- leader Ayatolollah Ruhollah 5 ____ were being treated, according Of civil war If the Iranian their nationals because of the n1%el." Khomeini f rom returning home taxiie"pt to the report. home project in the A Japan airlines jet, mean- in glory. governme nt keeps blocking the Tapped At Banquet me appraisal was conducted 78-yesrold religious leader" while, flew out several hundred There was no Immediate °" C$IflC U the U.S. Japanese expatriate workers official word on when commerH, sald when the bonds over a two-day perIod Nov. 30 return home from exile. Ibmhim U1 Paid Off In 35 years and acciording to HRS SPOlimm Yasdi consul In the southern city of and an Italian air force Ci3o cial I& traffic would resume ownership Of the facility would did not use the term "civil war" Isfahan was beaten i by a mob Hercules evacuated 84 Italian but striking Iran air employes Award Monday night at the Seminole High "We had peoW go all over but told reportas, "Of course, Of several 0110111111411 d d"wn, nationals as Tehran in- said they would resume flights Midiplex sports banquet, marking the 51st consecutive *' that nursing home," said M armed struggle cannot be strators screaming for punish- ternatlonal airport reopened Wednesday if allowed to dii. M=nftWt to year a most valuable player on the school's conmjtn4toQblajflay Robert W. Smith, 'area ruled out entirely lf the Premier mint for U.S. support of the today after a five-day closure, patch a "revolutionary flight tO satwAm in Which to an up supervisor of the of&@ ol ShahRour Bakhtiar regime Iranian regime. footbaU team has been honored. SWy, phools. The Japanese jet, the first Paris to bring Khomeini home. for financing, purchase of Uceusure and Certification for refuses the ayatollah per- Consul David McGafly commercial airliner to land There was no immediate Page 5A mission to go horn.. Already received eight stitches on his after the airport reopening, government reaction to the lIES, "aid we coei 't fl,, MEDIPLEX, PaSS *41 many people are asking for skull as a result of the attack flew to Athens and was ex- demand. anything." TO SHS Gridder Is WIN 10 %A "A* 000000 e, ft 'Buoyant' Nixon' s Return: . -. ... - d U,Just Another Dinner Guest 1• 0 by sl 1mm_pot byT.K.Ryafl . F'CRVIW " - ThAN I . &?•V$ ZOONIN - working through the county's human services department. The planner said a senior citizen steering committee composed of SIX persons appointed by the mayor and council has been working on the project, asking that $1,000 be .. By MAX ERKUZflAN Department of Health and Herald st'u Writer Rehabilitative Services (HRS), A report on an unannounced arose as the result of skin "Nursing Service Appraisal" of ailments observed in nursing the Sanford Nursing and home patients admitted to Convalescent Center, Inc.,960 Seminole Memorial Hospital Mellonville Ave., Sanford, has October and early November, given the home a clean tu of 1978. health. The hospital notified lIES of This by the Florida the skin problems and asked ____ e that home to see if inethode f ____ treatment ID —: ' __ they th __ have led to the problems. - ...,. . • r. .We ISCMV$.. $SfR1 ARM(MWch C$V*IC is AT AGTINO i.t ut RM TH5011 IN H14 5PAU ________ Exam Hal had a simple rule. He did not bid them." Alan: "Modern experts Any coidmion resuPng from all the facts before Pn( BywaM Jy be judgp4 You'll find YOU wits aid th e ly d A Virginia reader asks If by relying en WTON. quickly over Alan: "How about some the grand sla m bonuses ti-yjng fiJyr*3njs y, what your Instincts ot th 21) Don't Ipm WW YM by theth to Un you to do. best of the early vulnerable and 1,500 vulnerable. TAUIU$ (April 10-May 20) nObler Iiatlocta are telling you coMracJda?rers?" No. From 1932 to 1935 they We didn't have the world is qpivA yft taft, dw& high &W no M co Mm much science In those early were raised to 1,500 and days. One of our problems 2,250. This proved most you'll soon change your mind YOU. unpopular. was how to bid suit CAP*RCOSN when a friend dcss aoit ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ' and we played that tl4np olicefor yotpect.diy 1$) P"ie friends could fromonetofourwu (ForacopyoIJACOBYMODGUM (May 21-Jww 3i) P1111111111111111M 01111 YW d@Y It 7" slam r could then ERN. send $1 to: -Win of Den'texpsdanypetaonthe latthun.flwouddbebsdto six. The Bridge,' care of this newsp&I positlYS f?Ha1 SlIM back for giving a lick and a Nih out yOSJ' ihe great- per, P.O. Box 489, Radio rouggle to ou do New byStoffeI & H.imdahI determine Its willingness to cooperate financially in the project. he has been . stamped, self-addressed en- NOml'lI KJ932 753 OAK • K 82 g'ijpg at facts you 1Tvvt_. t checks out, take advantage of present today. Make sure you 'PRISCILLA'S pp Furino said although the county com- under the Older American Act, Title V, and In addition, the city council Monday night, noting it has already budgeted $15,M0 for a senior facility In the current fiscal year, approved the allocation of another $15,000 from surplus revenue from Its utility system. Assistant City Planner Bruce Furino told Mrs. Mollie Steudie, Vincent Ballauona, Elizabeth Redinon, Carl Heintz, Lewis Blood and James Blrkenmeyer. Furino, saying the project has the : BRIDGE WIN S Seminole County and the Seminole County Mental Health Association, all of which would like to contract for office space in th e facility, No $ For Raises, Page 3A . om piex Eyed - tii could get __ s, mi Jaury AT CANCER (June 21-July 22) A ____________________ Unusual chances to__ further -ambitious zny T1 out COWOkl's feelings could be __________________________________ ___________________ y• kurt through a minDschool. As for grand slams b. ai 12 GEIWJGIHE iJJ.& TUMILEWUDS Itizen Sunsd Drive near Seminola Boulevard. Thomas Binford, owner of the land, said today the option to purchase will be good unt il Oct.25, 1979. Sale price of the land, subject to and bought it with the intent of building on It —The county commission wishes to In the local fWIdIfl. The Cuselberry City Council taking the positive approach Monday night approved expenditure of $1,000 for a contractural agreement to purchase an option on a fiveIlla"lus FuTel fronting on Secret Way, contiguous the St. Augustine Church Complex and the convalescent center on Daily temperature curves velope for It. Send your request might point out whether you are tomein care of this newspaper, ovulating regularly or not. If P.O. Box 1551, Radio City you are not, then your doctor Station, New York, N.Y.1Il9. -THE 1L'eLE COWRL"IONAL DINING Purchase period of time that you have a question of whose fault it is. could be oltained on You. by Howle Schneider EEK&MEEK — 5-Acre asse err enior The Health Letter number 5been trying to get pregnant, there would be nothing wrong 12, Menopause, includes some with your husband having basic information on the normal cycle and female horanother examination. It would be good If the two of mones, so I am sending it to you could go to a fertility clinic, you. Others who want this issue That way, more information can send 50 cents with a long, For Tuesday, January 30, 1979 _____ ___ Approves Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents 49 By BERNICE BEDE OBOL soy Fi [era 71st Year, No. 140—Tuesday, January 30, 1979 DEAR READER — Science woman may develop an im- - jfOV ON, tW" Y1* NOT' MN$N MY CWACK1 AN' C41'UP FI t Pregnan Get ,- - Goll"NIS&.W is Pam go Pft* 'BUGS BUNNY -. in some men with low sperm he should. 14 13 I have RH negative blood and counts the fertility pill that is had a Cesarean section with my used to cause ovaries to release —— ——— — — — last pregnancy. Does this have ova can also stimulate the man o produce more sperms an y bearing on Is conception? t __________ wizen d_the doctor prescribe thereby increasing his fert ility, fertility pib to Won en? Is this If the man's fertility can be 25 24 23 _________ — — — — to regulate their menstrual Improved in these situations, _________________ 32 3 . 3 31 cycles or does It help them to there Isn't an y reason why it 30 28 29 shouldn't be done. get pregnant? A number of causes can 38 35 ve e every ur given nat — I feel I' —— chance to take Its course and I contribute to Infertility In both 42 41 40 — 39. want a family before I get much the male and the female. It is true that In some instances a older and ft's too late, -- ARCHIE (ç A WESTERN ON TELEViSION LAST N1T ( How lsmaklngveryrapldstrldes but mune or sort of allergic reacit still takes two to produce a tion to the husband's sperm baby, even if it's a test-tube cells. When this proves to be the 55 56 57 54 53 52 50 51 baby. mat means that when a case, then methods can be — 62 — — couple has a problem in fer- devised to minimize the 81 — — — 59 tifity, both partners need to be reaction and help promote the ———— — _____ — — probability of pregnancy. 65 64 examIned, 63 _ — It won't help to fight with —— A lot can happen in three 68 67 66 — — — years, andsince It'sduringthis yourhusbandanditisrealiY not JU ___ — . On T DEAR DR. IAMB— I am 45 43 THECT or jpty MJD DEMNJD SIUL Lamb's •. ______ so _ ',y.,iPIVf11 . - US MAIL NOW.GN...WHM4s T1 FI*ST 1111* 'OJ DO W) ai ML - U.S. AWL ... IF HL Di* F* 5NdPI.u_cc A ___ ___ 1t . - ' WASHINGTON (UPI) — J ust 1,803 days after resigning the sidency in diace, a "bubbly" Richard Nixon turned to the White House, an extra-special V.I.P. among the elite honoring China's Vice Premier Tang Hslao-ping. li In a tiH'ig comeback from __life In mbo, Nixon joyoailyrpsd his wine glass higher than most guests to toast Monday at a stats banquet that formally ___ We re$enOfnoreMw_ a policy he pioneered upt,ldint. "Obviously, since I'm here as a guest of the president _ - iw 1 *1*11w 1 - _ Pars p.cilv. ___ aidMrsCerter,Iwilhnotco,iull,.400anything,ljeln rugerd to this sisut or any other Issues," Nixon told __ ..,... _____________________________ .--.-. - - He sj4 hi would meet privately with Teng Wednesday . at an w'diaeloisd loce&Ic,n. -- -_- ..kLLá_-_--_- - 11_. --,af _ — -._.----_ - ...-.. -'--.--- --- -. -' • '----- • - - - •. - .. ... -. •, .,., ...,- ..., . . -- - - - - Ironically the former president had never mat Teng. _____ During the Nixon Iates toward China, Teng was purged in political disgrace. Nixon, slightly b ut ric4ksably 'hoping, entered the front door of the White House ens red carpet fringed with gold Mr. Tug C... Ti Wta., Page ___ *41 — a fi since he ___to evoid WM.rgat. impeacisned en Aug.9,1111174. No White Ho okIaI was there to greet him. "I think It wa,a happy occua for him," said fos, Secrellaq of Stat. Henry Flhtger, Nixon's pastast I opining the (thue door. "Ho seemed reelly bouy, reallvupforlt,"hstaldriponers. ___ Nixon was seated at a diplomatically proper will pOlitically hIII41I&Ika4 table in front of Cuter aid to his right. __ __ � 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, January 29, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 29, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 29, 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/f593efa4286a60f6eefbc5546937e97c.pdf 7f18395277a907f19fc02e45073b35a5 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, No. 156.—Sunday, February 18, 1979 Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 25 Cents Mi' lietary R Pay Questil on, County Calls. it Double Dipping BYDONNAKAZU And TONGIORDANO Whither Seminole cny imat ply ay employee asking monies d.ted while he trained with the national guard may binge on a court In. terpretatlon or a dercM1on by the State IagWature. The county employee recently asked the cow* onvnicn to pay him modes deducted while he was training with the nstgowumm s"a The comity ccirimIon, however vdad 4 to 1 to + deny the re.d and said It will seek help through the koffitive delegaftto got cisng,d a 40.yssrdd date law rsquIr Mats, coii*y and city goveromsids to pay its employees full aiery daring such training perlode for upto 17 days. Assistant county at. teensy Robert W1101i says the commission's action was hued on Its Illerpedation at a aie We salary, less whet the reserve or national guard pays him for that training period, constitutes no loss of pay. on the other side at the issue, however, are at- In the MMe law which may be ambiguous enough to perm1tthecoiiyto deduct any pert Of an employee's salary paid for rwe or national guard training. That phrase, according to WMIllan, Is "without lose of pay." The Mate law refers to an employee being permitted to engage In reserve or national guard frththig without Icss of pay. However, McMillen aid, the ccwy cmT%lIen feels paying anemploy" S - Sign atop National Guard Armory, First Street, Sanford _s — — which state a county, city or state government miat pay such employees full salary doing reserve or national guard training up to 17 days a year without regard to how much that employee may be paid by his unit. McMillan said, however, the county is not bound by an attorney general's opinion. At least one other lawyer, Sanford City Chinese Attacking - —— - - - + 1)KYO (UP!) -Chlow force. siçposted by alruatt, teaks aid artillery laen a ___ lanai,. agaIi Vidnom today, ___ Janess ouuupomk'4s repented from Peking and Poi, ___ ____ ___ ____ Iloajig Urn Son and Quarig NWi eeiLea on W Chou, ________ _____ the Vittaun,., aids at the border. Jeans. i spertsim forces pinitrated to miles o said the (± tVIssue territory. _ The Chinese Ccaimuald Party ooirmed the report odaiddwPs*slsUbwOmAmydsd*d'UpWo hattie in order 10 PlillEI VIIthWTW1I fat their flpilt5d it and violuice." prOVOCMVS The part3's bulletin described the action as 'a + syduia 4'td d.fuiaive witfa'V' ind said Piking had DO intanuou of occupying VISIDA0311110 territory, according to Jen's Kyodo news SEVICI.. Japanese Foreign Ministry officials Mid Japan's em-busy in Peking was mahk to determine the fell IdiOt at the Chinese action, and ft was not possible to contact the + I .. — • I 1' Iii' In liI! - unbuq In Hanoi. _____ _____ __ mid It had no 44 In W'gt the Stat. Dspss ispuI,M kno uieis of the ftghthig. "We are IMbuing tide," a ap#—"-i aid. Vietnun's Premier Phom Van Deng as oat of the — when the (ldnwt attacked. Be as ,g phai Peak t iitscui the na siwdiso v , bi I.a ,,,' ---. . A cnespoile at the Japan ('"M Party + + The (1i .ccIid a gasd peat at the eop' ft of FACTOR - 1 attache wm iado way ne.' the pievIadil "epul at Lang Son, the Akaa raport said. + 550LO Today- + . ...d.A huissespo.................4l. ..41 1 -' .................,.$.A ê O1u__j$is ................. IA Dud ... ........ ......êl Jl.VD ............ ItI.I êAIiI .................... SuiS.A BwAlft.................$.$ Ies .................. ......,...........êr F7 • + ac.s. the ' + + •+ + Herald pI4ls by Tim Ns?uI 'PLANET OF FEELINGS' .ctniwhe problems. "It wasn't that he was being bad or anything, he Just wasn't paying attention to his school ,"Lee said o(his __ from__ ." damIi.f !Mts Ms ot • at the %*as hey and killed 234-year-old Michael + sh5iiff'a departhwd tscics1 services division spent Friday Eric Smith. trying to reconstruct events on The subpoena was issued the day of the shooting on the Friday for the YOUth'S l5COCd5 basis at physical evidence and at the Ubiy QUIMIII* SChooi, autopsy results. Officials 2126 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. declined "These people are entitled to tempted reconstruction of their privacy," Carl Roepke, events except to say that many principal of the private schoolpoints remain unclear. said. Roepke apparently made The Smith child, at a similer comment to sheriff's Steven Bander, 417 Crystal department Investigators when Lake Drive In Lake Mary, was they first asked to see the files killed by a single shot in the without a subpoena. neck from a .30 caliber rifle. According to courthouse The child was pronounced dead sources, Roepke felt since his is at 1:30 pm. on Thursday at the a private school he was not Lee's trailer home, where be obligated to turn over the was being babysat. records without subpoena. Lee said his son did not know The 12-year-old, son at Jesse the rifle was loaded when the and Joyce Lee of the Pinecred youth took It from a gun rack In Trailer Park In Sanford where the master bedroom of the the shooting occuffod, was trailer home. "11y were JiM home from school on Thursday. playing around," lie said at said his son was out of the shooting, school the day at the shooting The rifle was one at tiree en because of classroom the gun rack which lie used for so Mn. I •. +• local tm Du MN c.wd hiLag$enprevhioeand+artilary By DENNIS FEOLA HeraMStaff Writer The Seminole County Sheriff's Department has ____ 1,,. ++ newapapsr"AkebMi" (Red Flog) 1aanpertfrimfl'M ' 'u1"iuuly in aid the (ldii. lamcked the the four provines at abed 1:21 a.a. —, .'l1w D7 09116 drcnA isahe ad artillery were cedhidig the attack, with Vistasasue fsiss dqft lens c-afla*, me that a municipality Is obligated to pay an employee's full salary up to 17 days while on reserve or national guard training, regardless of how much he gets from his saiL" Miss said the city at Sanford recently become Interested In the ism See PEAVE Page IA Sheriff Seeking School Records In Tot's SI aying Vl"a tnam- Attorney C. Vernon Mix. Jr. said he feels the Mate directive is clear and that he is convinced a court would find It clear as well. "The Intent seems clear to It wasn't an official visitor's day Friday, but that didn't stop several from dropping In at Idyliwilde Elementary in Sanford and taking some of this planet's younger Inhabitants for a trip. About first-graders went to the "Planet of Feelings" - a place designed to help them learn about themselves and their many feelings, according to Ann Freeman, In charge of the program. a I 'Ya Doesn't Has To Call It &EoXl . WAN! (UP!) - Dads Cuiaty Sehoel Board member Bin Sheppard niolf1riftbelacesom eftmom in the pablie admis W eaty it the wad 't .n,i It in the two at the oaaw a op at = adacullr'. prW . ______ fl called "Human De,elopaiuiL" Some members of a citizens' committee established to make on the subject privately said 'ipO.rd in afraid to "call a uij+ a upali." Sheppard told the O"Wft ad to refer to dog W --1 111MIR nvalltyaithxgh a high school junior pi*i*cly chutisad him for his ojdnm "If you don't use the word '""ty' In the We at the came you already are saying It Is an usspeakable Issue," said MAU Page. Sheppard .iknlited later bsas"plqlag1m" Jlth the s.blsct "Sire we are avoiding the issue. But there are peopls, even an the coew mitt.,, who are opposed to what we are trying to do," be said. Committee members agreed not to call the course "Human Susuality" but did not decide on a permanednanw Dade schools do not have a uniform as education program. Lessons In physiology and anatomy are taught In science, health and home economics classes. The committee is trying to develop a mandatory proçan for didents In klnderprteu tiro* the lOthpidewtththeceuissa slectiveslnllth and lih. hth4. He said his sea is ___with the as at gsa.. f""" The todlir had WI the kitdn table doing the MIS ! sas, msstto get. the ____ ___ b.áuom ___ the mwd,r seem later a shot as firet In ruled aid the p''y at his 500 loadIng th wios. _____ he would not have had loaded, U oladthegim, las salt The shooting occurred precisely 12:21 p.m., Lm said. He said he band the child ___if lythgcnthebdlroomfloornwd to the master 1h.4Ioem. "He was jot No a mimbu' o( the lemilyt.ali.lua," Lee said at the child. The lass had been bdwd#Mg the child let his working mother for men then a ye.'. "My wife has had 111ric ever since he was a little tot," Lee lilt "We allloved Mei. I knew his parents' VW can't be mod mate than ows.11 Pastel services for the child was held at 11:11 a.m. en Saturday at the L Mai7 Osmetiry. Holiday Closings The PieS mow ad %do is mobeiis U wbe 1eudMuudsyk bservuea ii Guise Wasbligta's Birthday. es WE "mob wUdus, we sr dl. will be spun as semi e t* er Claims 'D*is* cr i* mina Headstort Teach ion, Harassment DCPIlAW §WWWWdlW Es £A?ffheBeart,*, Mra w,buaedsw*r-'-i'i f1i*(IC)$euiddDirileie WsajWr,FrutudK,hes Mind MM am - Md as asen to pMilcecheil. *s.ss,aac- . hogwash,"Mrs aim ald,"Irefsaetobsthe u1.dbyfourmenof. v14aie. My Ww are devoted to chIMr hi at stas-HyeLs, MarijaPitheer, PuraMenisadPrasesphfl—kld + " CharØS "diietkeheatlii" IS Sb. Sd + AM Joke ICA dii pr'. bu • do bald we Is 4iditd to the —'M,Mbu +d lbs pogrom and ed 69 u -p -'-- sbe'--5-r. prs,leadieleMa very low ebb 'ba'ad rb lbs WA km. a, prdd dlmrqkuu'uuwilhdalben, __ +:. • + . ______ MOD WMAWMAndchilim kestu, (Mrs er) V no did ad lik. ge s hi asksp,.in I.$ *suu . Re __ hi . ad," du lid, i$. L..r, "WOW ths MrSp suayksprdlemdssMusNsIL let k1IL useS C& ,lh iM EW Us to dusl'ifo1ffl,ba ut * '. sphmas ilL . . ushpsdiji lb. helaprnocanbspad iir_1 N in hi El fifth Ol,ad 1_i utuu adld 1ri *1 r__* ewuuEil LJL Ike 'Iba NII ill to Oft +W's or, d 1ui. of ION L U1 't.; PIM& + • •. + . .• * t + . . ,..,.1.. + + •• -+ 1srwith "r. asad --'-- ss W ails. bIhehit + • r1 11 - +, - •++-- •• 4 • thI)druu, pareds and anw'w"ty." 4.dkerØevasesufsllows: "no rMirimsid plan, no clew sadudanding of smplsymed tat'sof what a.wageemi.'eosdrdi, aid * 1-. Is. m,aihPW work— l.aseiMOlcEehivathduuisaa&; no M meil, adair hiring p1W.., as discrimiadiss agoladage, is career dsnhat w 'ii ad aivase hi ji, u.I$ reseeds In Nes rw. I. 4.4w, hw ad rmplss d hi -i is aid enforced Mrs. liii said_______ a kUIIt t' is paid abed Ø,* a yew. Accet to Rev. Ames Joas, SCA hv sClet, W&'s sues saiy is $14,211 . Mrs.Ipamerlidt.day ft arundl. p1dlom ujtthe p__ hitba Mrs. Sires of .ocW suds. the klrui ad 44.'t ressM ___ "WbrnMrsIirngØed,dueden L do Pit do W 810 "a now W01111110 hr ML :i 111111 s end toas," as _w .41 ____ ai rThi. Intents,. esildias Ikess ass be. tail vet Mrs. u as d * ___ n. win4w asinusl Im pemsad. on ASSTA*Tthou . + ..••?. .. 0 �2A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Ft. Ivsia,fe. IN, 17 Sanford Man Shot In Fight Over Son By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer Stewart is listed In stable co ndition at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Thomas Is being held A Sanford man was shot In at the Seminole County Jail In the chest and neck during a lieu of $10,506 bond. dispute early Saturday over his AUTOPSY RESULT 11-year-old son. Autopsy results Indicate a Arrested for aggravated migrant worker whose body battery was Norbert Lowell was found at a landfill at WORLD IN BRIEF 882 Yanks Evacuated By Jet From Iran Turmoil w, Tlvvn.. 97 d 7 Mufai,. ('flvo -. .. fl.nnlo AI4I.iA .1 r*.si..0 .11 uuSu Apartments In Sanford. The cidentally. TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) A United States jumbo jet finally took off today after a six hour delay in the last mass exodus of thousands of foreigners trapped in Iran. Many passengers were still recovering from the night of gunfire at the U.S. embassy when they arrived at the airport. It appeared that nervous and trigger-happy Islamic marshals were blasting off at shadows, fearful of another attempt by extremists to stage an attack similar to the Wednesday capture of the embassy that triggered the evacuation. victim was Identified as Jackie Stewart, 30, of 305 E. First St., according to Sanford police U. Johnnie Parker. The Incident began about 5:30 am. when Stewart went to the apartment shared by his former wife and Thomas, police said, Stewart tried kicking In the door of the apartment while yelling he wanted his son. Linda Stewart has legal custody of the child, records indicate. Unsuccessful at breaking Soviets Deny Slaying Role Stewart went to Thomas' car Osceola site. and started vandalizing the MAN ROBBED vehicle, police said. Thomas A Sanford man told police he came out of the apartment with was assaulted and robbed of $50 a .23 caliber revolver and while walking In an alley at 2 during the ensuing argument he aim Saturday. fired twice, Parker said. Eugene Irving, 52, of 813 MOSCOW (UP!) — The Soviet Union officially denied today that it played any part In the raid by Afghanistan police that led to the death of the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan, the Tass news agency said. U.S. complaints about the Soviets' "callous disregard" for Ambassador Adolph Dub's life were based on a 1alsification of facts." Tan said. Dayan: - (Coutigued From Page lÀ) Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan says even if next week's ministerial-level talks at Camp David are a "dazzling success", a summit meeting will be needed to clinch a peach treaty between Egypt and Israel. Israel will raise the problems of the Sinai oil and of U.S. aid In redeploying Israeli troops besides tackling the outstanding issues that have held up an Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty, Dayan said in a television interview Friday. Brown Talking with Egyptians CAIRO (UP!) Defense Secretary Harold Brown, who pledged Increased material, military and diplomatic support to Egypt, today opened talks with government leaders - on Cairo's military requirements and regional security following the upheaval In Iran. Guyana Victims Drank Cyanide ATLANTA (UPI) Guyanese Dr. Leslie Matoo, said Friday night about 700 of the 900 People's Temple mass suicide victims drank a cyanide-laced sweet drink -under duress" and that those who drank willingly probably - - did not realize what was happening. Valentine Statue Stolen TERN!, Italy, (UP!) Thieves have taken the jeweled head of a statue of St. Valentine In his hometown church 24 hours after his feast day. Police said the thieves broke Into St. Valentine's cathedral Thursday and broke off the head of a bronze statue of the saint whom folk tradition has turned into the protector of - lovers, Rhodesia Planes Bomb Rebels Hickory Ave., reported he was walking inan alleyway between Sanford and Cypress avenues when he was attacked by a lone man. During the struggle, the attacker took the cash from Irving and ran from the area, according to records. MOPED STOLEN A moped valued at $500 was stolen from the front yard of a Sanford home at 706 Avocado Ave. Rozane Kandsll, 19, of 708 W. Second St., Sanford, told police the moped was stolen between 10 p.m. and 10:20 p.m. on Thursday. BURGLARY TRY There was an attempted burglary at Robson Marine, 2927 U.S. Highway 17-92 In Sanford. Someone cut a bole In the fence surrounding the establIshment and then tripped I because City Manager Warren E. Knowles, having read how the county conunlulon voted, asked for an advisory opinion. The county and the city of Sanford have not been complying with the law and have In the past deducted from employee salaries any amount paid to that employee by the reserve or national guard unit for training Mize after said researching the matter he advised the city manager to suggest the city cornminion revise Its policy and comply with the state directive by giving full pay to reserve or national guard personnel for time spent during training,, what their —em Isaft psy tbern., ¶ commission as Its last meeting unanimously followed that advice. Two city employees are now asking the city to pay back monies deducted during their reserve training over the past few years. Mixe said he is still researching the material to determine If the city must do to, or just pay them for monies deducted last year and comply In the future. The county commission, however, remains ad'mantln its position and some commissioners Said it's because they see it as a dual pay. The poll of the other six Seminole County cities disclosed all of those municipalities currently have ordinances requiring their employees be paid full salaries during reserve or national guard training for up to 17 days a year, regardless of bow much they're paid by their unit. During discussions while county commissioners were making their decision to stick with the personnel policy, Commissioner Sandra Glenn asked receiving state or federal compensation, constitutes a form of "double dip. ping." He said construing the law in the fashion several attorneys general have, could very well work to the disadvantage of persons who serve In the reserve or national guard. "U two equally qualified persons are seeking a position In a goveramental Clayton what state law requires of private In- the additional payment for military training session County Attorney Nikki lot of money' . .. ?IIIT Tt DuflU&.fl r nzun £ &.0 + I. -' ..a name you can trust. PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ...at low, low prices? Compart' our prescnpfiorl prces with what you re pairiq now You ii save at Ecerr s IN BRIEF Striking New Orleans Cops March; Mardi Gras Canceled? NEW ORLEANS (UP!) Striking policemen marched past rifle-toting National Guardsmen and trashcan bonfires today In the second police walkout in eight days a walkout that could cripple the city's economy by cancellation of Mardi Gras. Guard services and gun shops reported a heavy increase in business, but police spokesmen said more than 100 state troopers from around Louisiana joined the few remaining city police and maintained effective patrol. Two homicides were reported and police said crime was up slightly from a normal night. - + - 'Mentally Fit' For Trial CHICAGO (UP!) Court psychiatrist Dr. Robert Reif man reported Friday to Cook County Circuit Judge Louis B. Garippo that John Wayne Gacy, suspected of killing as many as 32 teen-age boys and young men, .is mentally fit to stand trial and to understand the charges against him." The judge m ust still hear the findings of private psychiatrists hired by the defense before making a final determination of Gacy's menta l ability . - Senate Ethics Panel M issing Key Ingredien No One Wants To Joi, Tennessee Commutations Gov. Lamar NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Alexander has decided to go along with sentence red uctions his ousted predecessor, Ray Blanton, ordered for 11 convicts but said he will continue to block 16 other commutations approved by Blanton, "No subject In recent memory has so outraged Tennesseans as the wholesale and apparently political use of the power of clemency, but I am convinced that most Tennesseans know there are circumstances in which clemency is fair and Justified," Alexander said Friday. - be passed over In favor of economy." Kirchhoff add the law should be locked at In terms of the period In which it was passed bythe Florida legislature the late 1, pee-World War II days, when the nation had oniy a skeleton - dustry regarding payment to employees these dranc,s Miss Clayton said state law does not speak to the responsibilities of private Industry and payment to employees at those times. County Commission Chairman Bob French, the only commissioner who sn&g with voted agai currant county policy, said he felt than employees serving training periods with the mIIIteJy reserve or the national guard deserve the additional compensation. Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff contends, however, paying an employee his full pay while he Is away from his job on training sessions and Snow, Ice Bury Nation __ By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Sub-zero temperatures iced sections of the nation from the Plains to New England today and snow, sleet and freezing rain struck the Southwest. The few skiers who went to Vermont "are spending more time inside around th e fireplace with hot cocoa and coffee," said Mrs. Lucy McCullough at the Catamount Family Center in Williston. toward beefing up the rn'iitary as the upcoming military crisis was being foreseen. "The same situation &es not exist today" he sam in dMion he said, the cod of such a policy to government was low compared to the con• ceivatiy ldgti cost today. "It coidd conceivably cod locel gownxnhs* a grist deal of money today," Kirchhoff asid. Al Issue, national guard omcials paint out, Is the concept that private in. duAry or any employer, in an effort to encourage employees to join the guard thirty establishing a was Solar Flares Bugging Radios BOULDER, Cob. (UP!)— The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says sporadic outages In radio frequencies and minor magnetic storms can be expected because of a series of solar flares expected to last another week. Lt. Steven Tullis, duty forecaster at the joint NOAA-Air Force Space Environment Services Center, said the outbreak of flares on the solar surface would cause short-wave radio blackouts and occasional outages in the very high-frequency radio - strong national defines should make certain SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) Rhodesian warplanes crossed the border and pounded guerrilla bases in Zambia today, striking against black nationalist Insurgents preparing to infiltrate Into Rhodesia, the military command said. .17 L, NA11ON ADD! I AJCQ Q't'flI L'N 'U agency, the one requiring TT*IIt 'It could cost a - Burglars tore a hole In the A Chuluota home was cuffed Thursday at 11:14 pm. Records Identify the owner of aluminum roof to gain entry to burglarized and more than the establldinant as Harry F. The Shaggy Dog, 101 Manor $1,000 In new appliances were Robson, 59, of 613 E. 14th St., Ave., Longwood. The hole in the stolen. Thomas Tuck of Inverness roof led to an attic which led to Sanford. a storage room which led to the reported the house on 11th MAN ARRESTED Street had been burglarized. A A Geneva man has been rest of the establishment. arrested for grand larceny. Burglars got $40 from a cash refrigerator, freezer and range nvvurua muwuc ousrun drawer and J from an office ;j Collins, 30, was at the hospital desk, according to records. The when her home, at State Road burglary occurred sometime level. 426 off Old Mimi Road, was Wednesday or Thursday betTAPE TAKEN burglarized, wean 5:30 p.m. and 8:15 aim A tape recorder worth $200 Taken In the burglary were a SI$n Seyk, 23, of ApOpka was stolen from a car parked at stereo and speakers, ft1jji reported the Incident and the a rural Sanford residence. and tape player. Keeflny Mitchell, 30 of 2061 An acquaintance of the owner of the establishment is Brisson Ave.. reported the woman, Gordis Huston, 20, was Janet Kwltowskl, 40, also of recorder stolen from his arrested and Is being held at the Apopka. unlocked car, records indicate. Seminole County Jaul In lieu of HIDE'NSTEAL $5,0 bond. Records Indicate Thieves concealed themPALM TREEHEIST the merchandise was recov- selves Inside the Prairie Lake A total of $300 in merchandise ered. Baptist Church and then stole including an eight-foot tall palm TRAILER TAKEN $260 In merchandise when tree was stolen from a Sanford A two-axle trailer worth everyone had departed. residence. Brigitte Andrea, 40, $1,000 was stolen from a job site The theft was discovered 7:30 of 101 Sandra Blvd., told police at the Foxwood subdivision am. Thursday at the church, she found the front door of her near Forest City. Johnnie 415 Ridge Road In Fern Park. home unlocked when she McGee, 3$, of Altamonte John Gatewood, 33, of Fern arrived at 4:30 p.m. on Monday. Springs told sheriff's deputies Park told sheriff's deputies an Also stolen were a digital clock, the trailer was stolen sometime upstairs recording room had a picture made from wood and between Tuesday and Thur- been ransacked and a turntable six bottles of liquor, according Way. to records. and speakers were stolen. ... Res erve Pay A Clinching Summit TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) native . l Roberto Mollnero, 36, a of Mexico, was found Feb. 7 by a bulldozer operator who was leveling refuse at the site. Seminole County Medical Examiner Dr. G. V. Garay reported the man bled todeath when his arm was severed by a trash compacting machine. Garay said indications are Moilnero fell asleep In a large bin at the Altamonte Springs trash transfer station and his arm was severed while the contents of the bin were being down the apartment door, loaded on a truck for the - an alarm. ins inciaem oc Sunday, Feb. ii, 97-3A - . coocaons. Federal for law, example, prohibits an employer, private or '7 spectrum. otherwise, from regarding reserve - - - military training ume as nsu u vacation time, is sick ... Headstart (Coitlird From Page IA) committee chose another woman forthe Job. The woman was assistant to the director for social services for lbs handicapped before he resigned," I" Spenier said 'lbs — omnIflw made Its recommendation to the parent council. Seven parents were tis.. Two voted for the meethigia vote for Mrs. sir's. were "TI. speaper sit wubsd' Mrs. They thoegM Mrs. Sires Mieidd be met" Mrs. fipser aid ts is some trek issef the chorgu made W Mrs. S. is beard ef her low b dkutom "Thstsismiusy lea — Lwiilng Ilendd wss es.1p Sunday, February IN, 19?9—Vo1. 71,N.. IN PvbllsI.sd Dally sad Sunday, ,ulpl $aIwy by The Ised NeaI Inc., $1 N. Preac5 Ave.. $00" Pie. Wit. Second Class Postage Fald of Ia.isrd, Puree I7$ Name Delivery: Wuk. ls cents ,Mepla.$3j5:oflr1t CW.g Yell'. IM.li. By Mall: W•1, of cents; Mensa $Uli 0 fri—aL 11141; Two to charges she ..'ually atgirl. °" is being __ _ " t*Min$10,* hall in an hi. (lict"14 dus'iki *1' with Our Bank Open Today... themforthatpenlod. InNewYork. AREA 1776 *W. PIUST ST. DEATH ERITY WAGNER lidetly pen, aid ethers with relatively 1ple In statn can eMata help with buk tax Iseas ftft ft tllhig season tirx lbs Y.er laceme ?U Ai*lit.se. pr.gr (MA) epemered by the ii.ca Revel.. Service at Cars! Plidda Lap! 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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Antes and son, John, of P001C IIIII& goamember lied is In dwp s Roläada West, Fla., at Saturday open house at New of UAW local 653 P''tlae, of arsagusneds. Tribes Mission's International headquarters at 1901 NIh. E. First St., Sanford. The nondenominational in. Survivors Include her MONUM EN1 ternatlonal missionary organization, which moved huebuid. Gerald E. Wiuei, Its headquarters here in March, 1978, is continuing Pontiac, Mich.; three Ph 339 6968 The open house Saturday night and Sunday, 1:31 to deei, Mrs. (i4y Lou *sr and Mrs. Jon Sue 5:30 p.m. There will be tours, films, refreshments, Harvey both of Pontiac; Mrs. free literature and displays. p Paites, wan.i ig.' - -'- is sow avaSable I. $eaIns Ceay taspaysre who rennet afford I. pay for the service. their jobs, despile bow mw4i Free auItce Ii preparIng federal Inc... tax ras + the 24 Hour Banker flrut.dsgr.s raps. Woman hav, been charged AUTOMATIC TELLER LOCATED AT 3000 ORLANDO DR. '-- — - gan I Free Tax Servic Available Here ' Police said Miss Johnson, victim, a runaway train a youth ROQIESTER, N.Y. (UP!) the arraigned on the charges home, to the apartment of John A 15-year-old believed to be Friday, first girl to two rape charges took the 14-year-old Holland, 20. under New York's new juvenile crim law has pleaded innomni Is National guard Officials say it is that ~i@ spirit wbkb 1 h nogbt On state of Fkdbtwo pan YMls ago the law requiring city, state and county employers to pay Ml salariesto personnel for military — IvuyI is for Mrs. Sires and five for the psesla 41 OdML I0 women who was N1it,&" is a phihi while t Mrs. aid lbs Sbsprenle,dgldidaiaeshi pays $5,200 annually. Prior to the vote, Mrs. ft ii get the jib, I isid hew Spinier said, Mrs. Sires had Mrs. Ias, m d do auihens, tilled other H.e1 cain hi and requested employees aid Mrs. U is there to lobby prods to sipod her for the job. Misssld d1111010 psvei the night of the parent's the .-the two mothers who oven eslisit aimpifymeM voted for Mrs. Sires were c_J _aL_ Whe'sesa Nil to aid. urging others as they arrived — Girl Faces Rape Charge leave or anything else which might tend to penalize someone for _ ___ joining a reserve milit y thetazpageaiIsdt.lbeabylbsW$VuIUW4 hias, ared et.tai aid ether pera In deerlu Fe' enen lalsrnsatius cairn VeseSe 'afth at- [I, NEW TRIES MISION INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS F.b. 17th 9:30 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. Feb. 18th 1:30 P.M. -5:30 P.M. Li 17 GRAND OPENINGII NOW IN SANFORD PUBLIC W4VITED + 'TOURS 'FREE REFRESHMENTS FILMS *FREE LITERATURE NEW LOCATION HWY. lt.fl I I SANFORD .1 When you pick up your dovsloped film and prints, buy two rolls of Kodacoloror black and whltoprint film for the regular prim of one... TODAY AND EVERYDAY I 1000 EAST FIRST STREET Pat- 'iWICE THE GUARANTEE a i.a. Mary $Ivd. aSia bad pltiws. LI iaSsr(s .iaSaa a bad pEW. y&'DON'T PAT FOX IT. 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While I was preparing the luscious concoction, I thought of how deliciously fattening It was—and my Uncle Buss. i siire&ieci some hard-cooked eggs to garnish the casserole after using some egg rounds In the thick creamy sauce. Hard-co" eggs and Uncle Buss always bring back fond memories. Iwas a tiny thing when Uncle Buss left home to attend Auburn University. It seems like I recall about playing football Now, I don't know much about Unk's athletic abilities, but I heard Zfl&fl7 tales about his being a sport, especially where pretty girls were concerned. No Longer Science Fiction — — — It's Tim e To Get never!" Poor Kitty. She and her family were ripped up one side and down the other over the so-called social graces of the day. And Imagine! They were from Atlanta, headquarters for Southern culture. But all was forgotten when the family discovered that Kitty had lived in the South only a short time. She was really a Californian. Phewl Thank goodness. Why everybody knows that no true Southerner never would... — Ira — RONALD REAGAN . n Who Marches Backward. .- "' J udge ... FDr — Is To _ ____ Ready BY TOM TIEDE automaton contest, it was deluged with Chevrolet's Vega automobile. Special to the Herald 6,000 entries. For sure, none of the robots yet have the WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (NEA) • It And, Indeed, many 01 the newly arrived pinex or personality of the Mar of "Star apparently began in ancient Egypt. Some robots are quite remarkable. Already Wars," ArtooDdoo, but that may be priests ofthe time used tospeakto their some of them, resemble human beings, and thanglng. In Palos Hills, Ill., inventor Ben Rocks through the articulated heads of me has been a judge at a nude beauty Skorka has created a manlike that shakes jackals. Ever since than mankind has been contest. Al New York's Bellevue Hospital, hands, walks the dog, takes out the garalternately awed and alarmed by the moreover, a robot is being used as a bage, and talks with other people In the prospect of things that pose as people, substitute psychiatrist in the counseling 01 neighborhood. which Is to say: robots. some mental patients. Skorka's robot, named Arab, Is the one Then there Is Sally, a Quasar Industry's who Judged the nude beauty contest. Now the prospect Is becoming reality. The jackal heads of old have been fran.- prodedlon d-Igred to roam the allies Outfitted with a anillng mannequin's formed Into computerized machines that of department stores and announce the head, it looks like an astronaut in uniform. not only talk, but walk, work, think and merchandise specials. 'We have a sale on The robot is constructed out 01275 pounds remember. The robots are here. Their men's raincoats, beep-beep-." She (or It) of scrap parts. and Is animated by 15 names are Waldo, Gronk, GrIvit, Rodney, has a vocabulary capacity of 40 words motor, fastened to a Jumble of relays and etc., and If you haven't noticed -they never takes a coffee break In the ladles solid Mate transistor,. room. are beginning to surround us. Skorka has insured his robot for $1 And how about the mailman robot at the They are not yet present in their most million. And why not? Arab Is so lifelike It State Farm Insurance company In advanced forms. Many of the suddenly Jacksonville, Fla.? It uses electronic even has a sense of humor. One time when proliferating robots are little more than sensors to follow an Invisible line of a repair crew was working on the road In dressed-up dron, only for t fluorescent paint In the carpet and front of aorta's home, the Inventor mechanical amusements of hobbyists. delivers each day's pod to more than 759 ordered Arab to roll out and ask 11 they Like the jackal heads needed help. Akorka says the road crew at of yesterday's he employees, at 21 stations, in State Farm's Egypt, they are nothing but remotely 113,000.equare4oc* headquarters. "damn near fainted." controlled extensions of their handlers. No doubt about it, the robot range is Swooning at the sight of robots Is nothing Yet the creatures are maturing with astounding. Medical students now wont on new, of cause. It probably goes back to every passing day. Robotic experts say the "breathing" automatons designed to get Egypt, and It most definitly goes back to technology Is expanding exponentially. sick. Milk In Wisconsin may be extracted, Karel Capek. The latter was a Five years ago robots were Mill novelties, conveyed and processed by robotic Czechoslovakian author who Is credited but last year, when the Institute of Elec- machinery. And in Detroit, assembly-line with coining the word robot; he took It trical and Electronics Engineers held an robots make most 01 the welds in from the Czech word "robota," which When normally conservative businessmen start calling for government controls on hospital costs, it's a sure sign that hospitals are losing the public opinion battle to the regulators. And no wonder. The cost of hospital care has quadrupled in the last 10 years while the consumer price index has barely doubled in the same period. '-'\ ANGL E-WAL Nationwide, hospital costs are now rising at a rate of about 16 percent per year a figure one I th ird higher than the c urrent rate of inflation. The average hospital bill today is $1,415, a 74 percent increase over the comparable figure for 1974. These dismal statistics translate into steadily mounting health insurance premiums and a rising tax bill to cover federal and state health care programs. The average family now spends nearly $1,000 a Although the Ayatollah Khomeini may not ByDONGRAFF year in taxes, insurance premiums, and direct succeed In dragging Iran all the way back to the costs as its share of the nation's annual hospital tab Forqulteafew years now, Mexico has hadone. century, as he hopes, he has plenty of 4export specialty. People. of almost $70 billion, precedent In other parts of the world for pushing Distressing as they are, these figures do not One of the highest birthrates in the world, an It back as far as the 19th. I, In Britain, are paralyzing underdeveloped economy and high unemlegions of st riker s make an unassailable case for either President ry ployment have compe the count , modern counterpa rt s of the Ludlled masses of Its very. Carter's proposed hospital cost containment bill or to dites of the early dustrial Revolution, who poor seek a future elsewhere In the United In state versions of it. smashed ma chinery be ca us e they feared what It State., which il m lions of th ha em ve entered This is another of those issues in which the might do to their job.. The modern strikers want illegally. They have become the Issue between problem is more obvious than the solution. major wage increases and resist all efforts to the two count ries, coloring all other aspects of a Mr. Carter's approach to restraining th e rise of improve productivity and reduce featherlong and complex relationship. 4 hospital costs amounts to a form of price control, bedding. But within a very few more years, there could In this country, the anti-nuclear demonan endeavor with a most unimpressive track be a dramatic change in this relationship. If the strators have been remarkably successful In record. more ambitious estimates of Mexican oil pushing America back toward the 1h century. And yet, someth ing must be done. Hospital reserves turn out to be anywhere near close to They are so determined to prevent us from the actual mark, the nation has the potential of economics are simply too insulated from the having the en ergy we need that one wonders If a becoming one of the world's major producers normal com petitive pressures that restrain costs grand jury shouldn't Indict the buggy whip and exporters, a new Iran If not a full-blown" elsewhere in the economy, manufacturers and candlemakers as coSaudi Arabia. And where there has been nà' With fully 90 percent of all hospital bills paid on conspirators. demand abroad for Its human surplus, there Is a a cost-incurred basis by th ird-party insurers or The Ayatollah showed fully as much flair as powerfuloneforltsoil —not theleastofft fro.n government health care programs, it's obvious his backward-marching counterparts In the U.K. United states. and the U.S. But, now that all those screaming, th at hospitals lack sufficient incentive to control Thee Is still considerable question as to the fist.shaklng children of ti'e Iranian middle class their own costs. actual extent of Mexican oil. Total reserves of have had their day In the streets of Taheran, Th e 8BIC's were gef1ng money By LeROY POPE California Gov. Brown's task force on health some er t billion barrels (Saudi Arabia, for what comes next? What will the Ayatollah do for gov nment last October at rates of 9.3 UPI '-nv WrII.r o L64 care costs. has. recommended. that.. lflSUrerS begin technicians to pump his oil, the only real source NEW YORE (UP!) -Vuitur. et' never percent. The_nfl b'Ii had to pay them comparison, Is credited with $00 billion) are a negotIaUng'dIrectl'*ltfl_hoeeMkls t&'*rIt , frequently heard ____ with _____ gwnas at ths, And, wwtfl .ytoMftIaav'flaMsfar ..... ____ PS$se41Sb1* osmsrvstively put, it SQ payii fPfitüla , VMM&='b!;= mom*ha do when they real growth potIaL' 'tWt' fl}II inSWtIL1 r Nevertbelas,McKlernanasld,aneetomlihlng billion barrels. But there lano question that oil . disciplines 'on hosjJthidni1h1sti'atbrs:' •gyinii ___ bnmscthnp!ydon't know doe. exist and that ft gives Mexico new IanInvok in g dr aconian Ti1mIc laws? n um ber of email enen among Government-financed health care programs that vu*ire cepital Is avIIths," UY5 Prof. th port ance on the world scene as a potential We can only gue ss w ha t wi ll ha ppen. W ha t c ps naming b ha us in es s w it ow h a gr might also find this an attractive alternative to the John McKIsrnen, director of the B on economic power rather than a chronic aid cue. :: require m CCIINe prospect, don't uch guesswork Is the clInI Manegun. Initthft know the IC's exist or, If they rigidity and bureaucracy inherent in the pricelack of preparation by our government for Iran's do know, have only the foggiest Idea of how to go Energy-conscious Western Europe and Japan control approach. are already signaling interest in developi ng convulsion and the resulting destabilization of McKkrnun Iaautborofan.w bock, "Plaavslng about seeking their help. Employers, who pay a sizable portion of group an inan ur A Geld. to New Business: closer and more profitable relationships. d F cing Yo on th ven ture the Middle East. "Some d 't even know what e (ipetl" (T.clmology Maoai.n*'at, cepit. health care Insurance premiums for their emdent Carter complained n Presi ot long ago Venture l fl$M1," he said. "81db'. their Mexico's relationship with the United States th about the shortcomings of U.S. Intelligence In the' Inc., Boston). coagazga and bankers don't think to tell them this respect is at the moment cool, a consequenco ployees, can help by pressuring local hospitals and on.He should have sthi the job out 1 iirthdiml acw'ce of vd** cIp&tal, he about IC's." health planning districts to reduce wastef ul ofU.S.refusaltopayLtauklngprlcefornauraJ .11 business Investment to the Israelis, who spotted the trouble as early says, Is the The big trouble, be said, Is that many 01 the gas avlllkble for export now. This in turn has" duplication of services, at 1977 and began mikiqg arrangements for pSalu. CrPidZId under the 8M Act 01 M. email busbies,: with the best growth potutial raised Mexican suspicions as to how comfortable Government at every level might make a CiDS take up so much 01 their proprietors' time that a c tomer Its northern neighbor may turn out CM let (OVSII alternative oil supplies (they had been depen- These OO'W to valuable contribution by reducing the avalanche of to for avsry dollar thsyps*up they don't hive time to re.d the buslnsprsis, be us 70 percent on Iran up to that le age ding more once o il begins ow to fl in it quant y. But paperwork attributable to nitpicking regulations time). Today, they are hi relatively good shape. for equity or lou Invsstns for 'i" much l.a go locking up venture capital corn- realistically, the United States, as the biggest the net result of which Is to increase, not decrease, "iS' Meanwhile, U.S. officials solemnly till us we Pwl.s all over the and closed, has to be the beet prospective "A deem years ago, these coenpuki would hospital costs. shall face shortages hen at home. And ft don require a detailed search because cifnni for Mexican oil. the SBIC's and other, companies that are In. Bob Tyrrell, the good humored editor of "The ivI put up seed money for m_"ll business, But the key to curbing the hospital cost spiral In dOIaI business, the two countries will also th no y won't do at w, the preset economic t.r.t.d In venture investments tend to have an opport un Ame ri can Spectat or " put the probl em th is way t he wi thout the imposition of direct government ity to deal cooperatively with In his current Issue: "Iran Is one of the ("ti Is all against It," MclUsrnan said. specialize rather precisely. It's not enough, ti lem that La of to both of them— controls remains in the hands of hospital adshowcases of the Carter wizardry, displaying as The bus",. DIM be a going CCIIOVD towIng therefore, for the_n'fl business proprietor who the surpl us of able-bodiem but unemployed ministrators. It does the prodigious advances that Can be growth potential Unfoitastily, 01 the firms needs financi, help to find a lOad YlitUfi Mexicans. Well-plannededInvestment of oil The voluntary cost-cutting measures they adwrought in human liberty when Gynfts thM apply to the IC'a for 10011$ or equity ID' I company.BmIMftfld one h55en revenues with m"inimi American vocate must begin soon to bear fruit. If not, th e liberalism works In concert with the KGB." wetmud, only about 1 pefOel* SuCceed. Only 10 Invedmu* area matches his badfl415. teclmolagical assistance shoul regulators and the bureaucrats will be waiting, Though his tongue was at least partly In his psrcu* 01 the SVVl on. even d a emond McKlernun said he also Is impressed by the massively, to the development ofdacontyribute mature eccheek, there is traceable line of blunders In the reading. controls in hand, to take over, small but distinct evidence 01 a r155 In DOIfly capable 01 absorbing Mexico's own work, U.S. approach to the lran problem and they show The key question Is growth potential, ceadUl marketing 01 public Mock Issues for form both indecision and weakness to the world stage. McKIsran aid. Many whe apply are r'" email b"tr: with good records. Geography compels Mexico and the United Much 01 the problem can be traced to (gr.a bus"issii that CM make thun a gOOd living He feels that .uhif'111 Investors are again States to Uva with each other. But t hrough their which, a few short years ago, was all too men, or less hds.1y but probably woaldo't growing more tolerant of risk and volatility In shared history to date, the relationship has not In past years, the federal government allowed federally willing to listen to the siren songs 01 the earna.ub''rdirnualwgerin,IM their Inve eIn the hope of a larger n,. en one ofeq isf er's has tended subsidized worker, to work in the offices of local politicians so American left demanding purges of the CIA and Nevertheless, McKlsrnsn aid, tithigi have He SIN the ciw4ly brisk trading In corn- to be that of a vlCtIm'dflwt of the latter. Now. so tiM 1 new ICs were modifi, futures and In Mock options as evidence economic and social Interests combine to other Intelligence gathering services, as if they luov,d mo long as they didn't engage in political activity, licensed IIM year, up from In 1177. But now, officials 01 the Comprehensive Employment and were evil personified. 01 uIt . ' Training Program have acknowledged that the policy Is fan- TERS Sunday, Feb. is, 197-SA — He blurted out the sad tale to Grandmother, about the disastrous dinner. What had Kitty fed him? Egp.A•La.Goldenrod. What'. that? Suez arplained that the dish was "boiled eggs In white gravy over store bought bread and that's all they had for supper." How dreadful. This light anack called "supper" was unpardonable to Bun. Why, every well bred Southern girl knows that the way to win a man's heart is through his stomach. 'Poor Kitty.' Her purr was smooth enough, and she may have been soft and cuddly, but obviously, she didn't pull A new girl had moved into the neighborhood after Uncle Buss left home. So during spring break, he met Kittyto the tune of what looked like love at first aigig. It was Easter Sunday when Buss announced to Evening Herald Sanford, F!. — — — ORNION the right heart strings. Buss was a big, overgrown, lovable boy who was accustomed to plenty of vittles, including hot, homemade bread three times a day to say the least of these yummy desserts. feeling So Buzz buzzed on back to Auburn rejected or insulted over the Sunday repast. The or just plain Egg.A.La.Ooldeflrod dissolved whatever romantic Intentions were Inended part, that is. on volved Buzz' I can still see the family heads in a huddle saying, "Did you ever?" and answering. "No, I my grandmother that Kitty had invited him to supper. Family members began whispering. In those days, It now a girl did not ask a fellow to supper wdessuh.they.ni.b.d some sort of intentions. Along about dark Buzz strolled up the street toward Kitty's home wearing a coat and tie and a smile. It wasn't long before he returned without wearing his smile. — ? — The RDbDt nvasion I means servitude or forced Labor. Capek first wrote of mechanized servitude in his play "RUR" (Rosawn's Universal Robots). In the play, robots got tired of serfdom, revolted, and took over the world. Their elevation was not acc complished without violence, hence complished fainting humans, and automatons have since been decidedly suspect. And the suspicions may have some merit. Even now, as the age of robotics Is just dawning, the automatons are showing signs of sticking It to people. For example those welding robots on Qevro1ets's assembly line have replaced human beings, who, presumably, are not overjoyed with the new order. Robotics expert John Gallaher says this conflict between man and manlike. Is bound to get worse, "and much sooner than we thlnk."Gallaher, of WinstonSalem, says robots are now at the stage where calculators were a decade ago. "Very soon," he adds, "this society Is going to be swamped with automations." And so It's already come to this: doItyourself robots. Junior can construct a homework automaton, Dad can make one to wash his car. And Morn? Who knows, maybe she'll go ahead and build Waldo. In any event, the robots that are not already here are coining, and the world may never be the sane again. ... ••' Parties & Politics . Teach*ing Voters ToPunch Holes Should Be - If Seminole County Commissioners opt to go with the computer method of voting beginning with the elections next year, It may not cod the county anything initially. Donna The molded plastic and aluminum votainatic on display In the county com-Estes mission office conference room cost $260 each while voting mi41n, like these now ~r ' In use, cost $2360 each ifpurchased .I odrlgtt for cash or more than $3,000 each If acquired through — Purchase over a the system In utber areas have occurred live-year period. when the oen Iso4aw to tally the A minimum 01* votametics would coat votes from computer cards irob, down. about $115,600. If the county can sell the 17$ "We'll hav, to have a back-op system." 2d_ aid. voting machines it now owns for $060 each, they will wind up making a few dollars on votemstic can be collapsed Into a carrying cue the size of large attache the switch. Jeff Etchberger, the county's director of case —$l inches byl4lnthes. "Eacbcase the office of rnangunent, analysis and has Its own lodi, nothing to rod or break evaluation, (OMAE) said problems with ale0a totally abused and no moving puts BUSINESS WORLD Venture $$$ Available r '• ' ___ . Especially If that monthly Social Security check isa major portion of your retirement Income, you probably worry that one 01 these days the Social Security That Fund will go broke and benefits will cease You may also worry about the lower purchasing power of that p.n'io" money because even codoflving adjuelmods won't help you keep up with the everrising rate of inflation. Now the government has recognized that Soda! Security has major flaws and that the citizens who are its beneficiaries should be heard. During recent m 1", an Advisory Council on Social Security has held regional public meetings In Detroit, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Miami and Washington D.C. There Is a ray 01 hope that our gripes and suggestions for Improvement will be heard and even acted upon by the authorities I aft" long day andnlglt sessions of the Advisory Council In M'nI and listened to a wide range 01 speeches by representatives 01 senior c'tiz' councils, women's organizations, labor unions, community centers, migrod workers, nursing home operators, health cars agencies and religious groups Politics " S 3ERRYS WORLD a_L___ U I L M JACK ANDERSON Bureaucrats Censor Voice Of America, — _____ _ __ ____ th us ds of -'I I' J I Mean an nt ____ p f ISM t,,N(* bc - _______ "In the words of Lee Marvin: 'Hey Baby, Hey Baby, Hey Baby, Hey Baby, Hey Baby, Hey Baby'." t. t S - — a —_-ta a — -. - ''i '- - _ - _ __ ..- __ -a - - - - . — a a- a. s.. ,*. — -. - -, - , • - -, — -. -- • - - - — ,_ — — . Dr. Benjamin Newman, M.D., of Altamonte Springs, serving as doctor for prisoners it the Seminole County jail has received an additional responsibility. He also Is to be the county's emergency medical services system director at the rate of $00 per hour for a maximum of WATCH ON WArE: Jimmy Carter is making, amends for a broken cnpalgrt premise, and It's', eIMb the taxpayers a bundle. In 1171, vice pr'4tntlal risa4dat, Walter. Mondale premised PhlIsd,Iplhla voters that a Cart., administration would keep the dty Frankfand Arsenal open, airing the fa'il1tys'' 1,109 jobs. The city's heavy Democratic vets carried PInns lvanla for Cart.,. B'* ccedrazy to the election promise, the Frerdo'ord Arsenal was eubseqaedl.y closet Ths neitatid some quick fence mending If Carter hoped to carry Philadelphia by the s, margin In 1. .. A teacher of 16 years who retired because of disability said he receives a it L ~ I Harold 0. I monthly pension of $171 from the state of Florida. But he Is ineligible for Social Security because his school system wasn't Blumenfeld covered tlroughed his teithlng years. He mode two more quarters of earnings to quality for Social Security, but he is now too sick to wart. Many - citizen'— Including a I was privileged toappear as one of the retired judge who had once worked for the speakem Social Seartly system - spoke for My oral written presentation recommended that Social Security, which today The sens attracted a good crons had become a welfare program, should be section of the people in sight southeastern restored to Its original concept: Social Muss who an eCtsd In some way by Security staid operate as Insurance for Social Searity. famlli,5 workers and tr Many recommendations and cam. for than In the lower wage brackets. Plaids wan self-serving. Some com-pIain'&abod long delays In refunds for These were my arguments: An official pamphlet distributed at the medical cia1mi lack of help from Soda! Security employees, small rum- aealozs reported that nine 040110 emhaiemuds by M.dicvs for doctor bills, ployed or sslf-'unploy,d Americas are cum.dor areallgihl. for coverage by blat health care costs and other matters Social Security. In 1177, the system paid SHICURStbon personally. Repeated repots were made for a old ut$S6 billion to$4 million people — health kiurance pisn. May retired or disabled workers, their puslosors aid they have to decide deneodsi*a and survivor, of deceased whether to spend thur ny benefIt But billions 01 dollars for worthy welfare dwIs for medical care or for food and — _____ — programs are also doled 04 from Social Security funds. Than programs should rightfully be financed from general revenues. For Instance, lad year Social Security paid out more than $1 billion for dialysis treatment and kidney transplants for 50,000 individuals, most of them under 15. And nearly $00,000 students between the ages of 1$ and fl receive Social Security benefits because of the death, di,ahllty or retirement of a parent (or, under certain conditions, a grandparent). Many of these young people drop out of school without notifying Social Security to stop sanding Social Security problems do not only affect the retired and dlpblat They also affect yosmger wage earners who have legitimate gripes about high Social Security taxes taken from their paychecks. I'm sure the members of the National Advisory Council on Social Security will reset to the c1ablts and suggestions. U you have something to say about the and for reforms In the Social Security system, write to your two U.S. senators, your congressman, HEW Secretary Joespb Califas aid even President Carter at the Wilt. House. Municipal Circles - :The Buck Stops With The Voters Recent weekly meetings Dstwser Sanford City CoinmI—Iwr David Parr and city residents have been beneficial. Fen cerdende, because people we Attending and voicing their ids The Ides Ii to solicit Ideas and cow fil. from Sanford rd' and by to apply therm to the regular proce. 01 go ?Wks asbls1dsadiN deserwing 01 eom'". Bocedly, people told Parr he might be win to move the meiUito we afternoon or early evening to attract those persons who carrot attend an early 01ternoon session. FollowW that Idea, Parr's we W.deanhsy med6d win be held night. While the concept 01 an elected oc" taking time to listen and hopefully act on Fortuitously, the Na y's aging c.'rIu t' Saratoga was In need 01 major overhaul. Mci,; U*$N0n'Ifl4j a14gbpy contract would go toZXVAOA, al at "to levi ,the the Frm. Ans.aL" So Cart.' has patched tith)11 up with a bey. com'tusncy. Unfortunately for the Arnenicir -, Navy and General Acoo Oos A' arveys show tint the Saratoga could ha,. bs lttedfoSSniji, l.a atthe Newport Newe,. Va.,atgpyard. Footnote: 111$PUliheipkeepawatcho waste by reporting governm exLravagtn to Jack Anderson's Watd.on Waste, P.O. Bdj', 00, W"ldngton, D.C., 10013. ... •_-..o__.a__,,-_, ,,,_,_,,,_,,,,,,,,,,, ' - - I C'iOnch $10,400 annually. Public Safety Director Gary Kale.' brought to county c1,%rnlIan,i.s' d tentlan a Mate law paid In 1977 reres counties which operate an emergency medical services system employing or using emergency medial tacimiclans and paramedics to perform advanced life support to have a director. Julian Jr. in eM (MI the ordinance r.ring forfeiture of commission seat incombud moves out of the wbes district he nWamets does not apply to OO&JIruf$ because he was in oMce when the orce UI adopted. Anyway If delays heap occurring, Goldb.g's tern will be up or Corn$( baL,..a decide Is resderet The term to Seminole-Brevard Circuit Jidga which Goldberg UI Macted mplm next Richard Muldeew this weak delayed a Juy._Gurg cwruft ltvea In busrtngkitheftlsdby RobMDavesef 1st_s N Irte, 1st_s klan. Is up for Longwood seeking to oust from the miss ad he has cedraCtM to bay a new Longwood City Commission Larry kmelfhisbuneinWkibsrldanorissoid. Goldberg. Doves contends In the alt Met U 1stou a, the r'"-"g cornGoldberg vacated his commission pod w'—'-- r, used ody app. Goldberg to when he moved out of his commission labs's sent ad the le*t will hav, no practical olgelficuce one way or the The city through City Attorney Ned other. OUR READERS WRITE S.S. System Polls Recipients ___ WASHINGTON The Voice 01 America Is the Soviet Union it Katyn Forest In 1941" Invited to make a VOA broadcast for Polish supposed to provide accurate, w"ed news to as al listeners. He liter told a congrailonal comThe jr.e w deleted from the script, listeners In cowdries where (ovwunqi m--breadiIM al Our Isdesure 01 thIs cm-- mittee that he watched In disbelief as all sorship tun1$ new, reports Into prepagaride. Bit .oitip led aen. Robert Dale, R-lCan.,lo ask (he references to the atrocity were expunged from there is Increasing evidence that the Voice in Voice for an his scr. Itself being censored for propaganda purposes - Joba E. Rththardi, bead 01 the InternatIonal VOA Director Peter Strame has taken a a situation that will ultimately destroy Its 01. (mvvnuith.ii Ay which r the Voice, ""ud view of the affair, calling It "an fectivenass. was "literally error In j by t he news editor, hardly a conceded that or co Six moidlw ago we reported that lbs Voice had oonsct," ted argued that our 6'çn UI federal c.s' &jas of scissored out ciabrosdcadto do Soviet orbit a iJah., Struess sb.' off a iimil1r — I we edwhen e VoiceIncident reference to the World War II n"rs of the Soviet goveremIM was IM a matter 01 reported recently, spiked an th o an Polish cfflc.ns by Soviet policy, hsed Dols. was error I erview with Mlhj10 Mlhajlov, a SerboThe OftH.! ,Jp'," UI that the 01 j'4'nu4 by a mldcI,-yli.lan saw saw Qoetlu author who had just arrived here after was simply an error 01 edito rial j.1dgi1 'to but ps&y-lewj omoials bed left far the dey, years In Marshal Tilo's prison.. MIhajlov, or associate Howard Ro.enburg 1 oM,d Reinhardt said. miffed Ohms, was no more InterIMing "a written evidence that belles the Ci.! aIIbL — *1 ek Bobo Creation cab delver in SISPUCI U1W III YVA The Katyn Forest In 1l$0 has been a ciuravinuiar FiBowing our first Kityn Forest dory, Sen. ill _1W. H stints Rser*'a osu. source l_.1 Del. inserted a "sense of the Senate" resolution ftui1$s. mint for yen The Rans biesng the In the VOA appropriation. bill, abjuring the An- MA lulls the bittern 01 the enlal atrocity on the Germans, but meet objective Voice to be "Accurate, objective and cornIs a hmidli.a aMa '-'td by Felib 00 obServers refused to bay this line.I.1 evidence Cable pumivs. any bit a kiue didy e1 01 agency's Polk overwIi of Soviet guilt was 1m And the senator ha an urgent patios.! d.ft rem: "*. Pr''d save CE Bad blind apologist for u. icremlin. lmer Ii Sendary of Stat. Cyrus Vance lsg Laty.." '1'ck'i cithe Katyn ForIM "'f Is taboo asked to chugs the sIM.ce r him to 'let me know If State Daps$'ne'4 Robsold Is chid 01 the VOA's Europess pesea's was applied kany way to "'ue the babind the Iron Curtain. Bid IIM Apr at a bree4cIM Ivhstea; be Is ceitelaly IM a writers congress, Polish poet AaINj Comm of Vok'. of America brc4lIMa. and If bad the temerity to speak up about Mate cm-ce and mentioned the 'Katyn ForIM cover. PJL Feotte: 4çca Itntde the VOA tell us the M is ad do bd thus do Vdcs d America up as a case In point. A Voice of America wj*ded are jIM the Up of the an do Mrs '° reporter sent a Mary to Waakingicn saying iceberg; some top ocIaIs Ii%hsth,dly nse the 4ver 01 the n"rs, was Voice as a propaganda tool. Braun "Cited the murder 01 PolIsh omcars by Josef ''Ii Harry Slowest, who laft the county's Permanent emnploy list fall toaccept a job In another county, Is Mill working for Seminole at the rate of $31 per hour Ilnhalth* up work on cases he was Involved In when he left. When Stewart's $1,610 bill for the mouth of January came before county commissioners for payment approval this week, Commissioner Bob Sturm asked how long the monthly bills would continue, considering the county has another attorney and an assistant attorney in Its employ now. The response was that the bills will continue until Stewart concludes the cases he's working on. Growing Older _____ Politicians and political activity cannot be separated. New CETA rules do not allow subsidized workers In political office.. City employees affected by the order will be tra nsferred to other job.. Sople of those employed as aides to county supervisors, on the other hand, will be shifted to regular county payroll. Either answer Is acceptable to CETA. County residents should object, however, to the im plication that they should support political activity and train novice pollticans with their tax dollars. to melt," Etchberger said. The votomnatice would require no maintenance. One of the reasons the county Is Waking at an alternate method from the voting rna.'hthes for 1100 eleCtions was the foul-up In the machines In the September primary election when rubber bumpers in voting machine locks melted, Jnmfrg the locks and pitting machines out of operation, resulting In a flood of cam,lnlnta. It would seemnlfvotenscould beoperate a voting macbins,. tr'ng thm to panel ales with a dyts ougid to be a..!thch. A Max Erkll•flan the eec as voiced to Mm by Ids ow t ft I. IM saw. ANNOU Is eui. ertl Is a 'i 01 in pclpitki The p vn, =Z!e~ht of citizen participation Is often (orgouen and ab.ed,netbyoiecl.d off icials but byyou end Citizuipsrtldpatlonls mom thena rigidin a democratic government, itisan There Is more to ckimft than raiding within the territorial bosaderiss ofaaikm. In ceder to awdo our riglis niqiv"bly, we, the people, mud be In One way to gain Information about our government Is tlwougii the news media. UM Is not enough. There Is the need to gain Information and give In. hnWmthrw0 hw4o4mudwSm. All too often city goverumod meetings welaffaIrsittinded byahensi1of people. Moetefthsnarethenefora specific Item on ad .vming's agenda. They may not have stIendud a meeting before and may not attend mother - again. Dsrk4 recent city elections In Sanford, one public official noted the new faces In the audience at city cnm1.aLot metj)gs, They were the candidates for office. The ofIcIal noted they had attended few, If any, meetings prior to filing for office. He ezpre.ed the hope they would continue to attend meetings after the election.. Few have. It seems to be a forgotten Idea, that citizens can voice their concerns directly to their elected officials sith.' through personal contact or it public hewings Itishupad Fwr will cmiuni with us weekly meetings. However, It I. a sad emmmm on local "linen Involvement that inch meetings we necessary. In our system of goveromod, the beck does not Mop with the elected cmdals, but with Uses who elect 'In. P field 01 epteinitry in the Sanford area. I Mis r.c.t,d may piens cells, as Ma recent meeting ofosrXlZpellen well as hovW may pdkds come to RtgmnaCba4erof Bate Sigma Phi,M. the sStcs as a r01 the dory. Bettye Smith gave a pcss.Ifthlen IMatirely hap do abide will enconcerning the Seminole Cosx*y Raps courage Over women to ester the field Program. efep%,usetsy.Ihevekesdktobea Needlen to say, we are mod con- very rewarding, as well as challenging cerned, as I'm mare the city and Ciwij W My Macsn dwakL Commissions mud be, toe, with the Peterson education of people (men, women and Lake Mary children) about how this violent criminal act can be dealt with and A hopefully prevented. We are P RO 10C1111 The hard 01 direCtors 01 Good that this worthwhile voludeer ,rwom Samaritan Hew. Inc., recently apmod Continue. proved a rki (allowing the death During the question and answer 01 Its prt, Mether Ruby Wilson. segment of the program following her The remistim follows: presentation, we were appalled to loan WHEREAS, the IrIM.n of the Good that there are no fade appropriated, Munwitm Hsaim, either locally or on any other level for dadre to MOrd their mad prebend the Rape Program. We were an gam ad deupat regret Mths death distressed to learn, through oar cn jimmy lI, 3179.1 thMrrt,un.d questlosdngof Mrs. RinIih,thgstseisos leader and .sa.dda, Mat Rahy Las call 24 hours 01 every day, plus the fact VW Maft lId No served as thatshelsofleicall.dsçon to provide President 01 the Gad Samaritan Home food, clothing, lodging and tran- with grIM didinetlos, be It sportation (hi the case of runaways ad RESOLVED, the Bend 01 DIrectors ollm miodada vkthrm). hereby give 1114111501aspwsiui of Its lam writing to the City aid cawdy grlsvesl..hmthedesthof Ruby Lee commissions to no what can be done to Wiha ad des hashy not. In Its provide some funding for thu very records the p---'-g from NO 01 a fine Important program. Your child or loved lady who was IMaaid by her ones could be next, you know. Rape Is aiccintes lived by her frIsade and such a violent ad "4eus d a we gristly respected by Ml: aftermath lingers with the safedante RUOLV), tstha, that a copy 01 Victims —mhathe victim Is oft nwilum he tM to her deredlnthsattack —thentheheartache lingers with the taml1y. Bents bowl kit qmpdhy in Its Weweaflawarethatrapeisairinsa haeard. 01 violence and not suit Thi Volodeen The NOW 01 DIrodans woold also Rape Prom need. fads ernaly nicud it (Ms thee a certain V4--t for heiplag those haple. vkbha ," [me Wilson fends to pwvlde framing ad t Oft Ies the high NOW with for mine valodiers ad fends all. whiLk do veaheltAftvavImt.the hour Rope Hstlki r.d by these Gad Saista Shine in 1172, the trained vshaeuw. Heserable Lswt.s Chile., U. S. Are there IM funds avaliahi, from Saud.' Flabda, was se heptuied by city, -,state and federal age- her work do he spike 01 it in the Saude es n.&md.d inthe CsgruiloI des? I'm sure there are! I know thshsthe year of the adere Recard, MilV,$72, R The dediIMl devetisa and had budgd — but Ifwe can calwithbiind mosquitoes, Mc., surely we as do werk01ha Ruby IN Vibes ad something In this weal He. Ceudu J. si do y — hIackand Giving Thanks while, rich ad Per —went Isgiher wlbeeergset Rhaheena I hope ths letter ofappn,cIMla will hes-ewm esporkice 1w me. In some ""II way, espre. sew. 01my Tbebesrd 01 &ectens article she wrote for The laid Gad laistan Herald, In regards to my oderlag the RAPE Program — I.s.lvfS.i, i gi Nowa* t '4 �d, -Ev.nInq Hors Pd, Sanford Fl. Sandsi, F. IS, Seminole Acting Health Director C IN BRIEF Baker To N.H. Republicans: Please Waif For My Decision CONCORD, N. H. (UP!)— Senate GOP Leader Howard Baker has asked Republicans in the nation's first presidential primary state not to pick a favorite in 1980 until he decides this summer if he is going to run for the White House. Baker received a cordial welcome Friday during his first major campaign trip to New Hampshire, but found few commitments from the more than 65 party leaders with whom he met. In Orlando. He went Into private practice in Orlando in 194$ That old saliltariwn is the Swiland Training Cedar In Orlando new. "We cured all the patients and the TB sanitarium wudoselln the middle Wa," he said. "There were four TB Sanitariums the Mate when he went to work In the field. Now thin is only one and The enormity of paper work, government interference and the rapid rise In the cost of malpractice insurance is driving older doctors who have pas ed their peak o som her than t private practice of medicine, says Dr. William 0. Fowler of Orlando. His res onse to the problems, after practicing medicine In Florida for 40 years was retirement. "Retirement was about to drive inenuts,"hesaid. Theneedfor activity lnhis chosen profession sent him beck to work this time for the state Department of He.Ith and Rehabilitative Services end ultimately to help out Semi ole County as acting health director on Oct. 1. you've been working in medicine all ___ s ____ p ___ ___ n _____ yozllfewdquit, what's going to fill the Re's cwd-np"tad raturning to the practice of medicine, but he's hold that In abeyance and he really is not considering the possibility of becoming 5MnhIv4 County's full time heal h director. "What is needed here to provide adequate notommm is - i VM1N man — Iin mtht1nitaa longevity with the department rather than some one who will use ftua stepping donsto private practice or ratirenent. I'm trying to set the program on its fed and hope someone On will take It over," Dr. Fowler said. The 70-year old cheat ewgeen is a North Carolina native, received his undergraduate idust1on at Vermont pimy bade, cefuat.d from Harvard Medical School end received WE specialty training at Boston Qty Hospital as a resident. He then sperM three years in the Navy Medical Corp. In December, 1W he cam. to Florida to bsF R n- chief surgeon sal uddivit ad. vacuwn?" he asked. ______ ____ Louise Albritton Dies _______ NEW YORK (UP!) —Louise Albritton, 59, a stage, screen and television actress and the wife of CBS News correspondent Charles Colllngwood, died Friday in Puerta Vallarta, Mexico, it was announced In New York. Miss Albritton made several movies in the 194(le and appeared in the NBC television series, "Concerning Miss Marlowe." She also played a leading role in the Broadway production of "The Seven Year Itch." Fugitive in Fraud Caught When the dust settled, 157 members had been signed up in the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce membership drive with Mary Mize named top saleswoman ac- treatment of TB bee changed an drastically, it has ra1gdiy fiIIn Into the main line of medicine," Dr. Fowler said. Re said TB can be latent for long periods of time without those with the disease even knowing. ft. "When Eleanor Roosevelt died, they found she had TB and didn't know It," he said. Dr. Rowler said he has done chest sur gery end seen tuberculosis patients as long as be has been Florida. "The incidence and rate is gable today," he said. Private practice wee much different 30 a ago U Lila today, he said, adding private practice of medicine Is most rewarding In terms of scthn. ______ - d Sparkman Back in Hospital HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (UP!) — Retired Sen. John Sparkman, 79, was reported resting • - SCHOOL SKETCH administrator, to the presidency at Florida International University. 'Happy' Impersonator Jailed NASHVILLE, Term. (UPI) — A Virglna woman who police say "likes to play around with real estate agents" has been jailed after HOSPITAL NOTES Pbrvsry 15. 1570 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Mabel Haneon Grover Jones Franc 0111 Nellie Tanner William' C. Tumor Harvey L. Martell, Qelajy James S. loss, Deftona Clerics Hawkswffi, Deftona Clara Shannon, Deftona oIscwuaIs Sanford: GLENVIEW, Ill (UPI) "We have no proof of a crl," (Henri., Police Chief WtlItm Bartlett says. "Just a missing R to Identity to purchase a swank, $200,000 lake. front home. Rowena Riggs Powell, 51, of Roanoke, was jailed on charges of fraud and receiving a stolen motor vehicle. She said she was a millionaire and was certain the charges would be dismissed later. WEATHER IVUII detective NEW YORK (UPI) . — Singer Engelbed HwnperdIck has denied reports in New York Uty newspapers that he I. separated from his wife, Patricia, and that he offered a Sunday bok Maw Oft aims .sbewtheyaruleuligsshI - the k IN be u. foss flee c. _ td If 0 Q&"Co* — 'forNnle.In #0 estwd ____ mystery wMneoo, an imIdinted• man In his 2, testedIn secret at the Marvin'vs. Marvin LOS ANGELES_(UPI) who 'h — A thai Fridey. The sn tes the CS Li,, Fr ft", M.,DI "ft siCJ.Qad& an ci Isde em be s. ,r r 1w -' tadMils. cesa.m.tatlag lbs H $* m$1lkn, basically cIalnth UiiiltbsdIyciO,foia' • lb. . 1Feimynide&ieIbe '41 16111i the at •j P^ 0 1i6' soIst lbs dew,. wM eSled foes $ pa. In 1 ia, ii hi Js'a br'*' rchnW he lb. .esb s Am csitics. Somewhere tu.*. girifrem the Ohs teem coadry wha felewed OWN the way, shebougM on W tkbut I. Ciao. • - 11 its based a Oral Nastlisment østhM am wuWhvshMU1d. inthed gat won Mowes em he ssss seat Of deNs chitrase M.uiel 11011110 119 1L ssad, "ad Peuve i m Auto Dealer Grabs '1 as ..at.-• ssu5n a Io,IIsd he e is. " s oft . ' ad •- •Q4ad •, UIS 41 foIaad • __ i$ .—• -_ begun construction on •----- _-__-.-'----•-.-- -- . SOON, c-- -at -.--- -- •-.---• •-.•-•----•---•- •-. .-•--_- -- - ___l — • _ ._ ,1l_._• •_ '--- -- 'a' -._-_ ___ '- Uvely. Interstate had the low bid of $1,911 69 for a lift. Sears Contract Sales of Orlando had the low bid of $337 for on tablesaw and $1,619.45 foes tool set. Thie high bid for the tablesaw was $76.67 from Interstate Supplies and no other bids wsr received for the tool at. The final bid was for carpeting for the first and second floors oC the science buildlng.StevenLawrenceof Winter Park had the 1ow • rom e bid1dinii Point Building. The college rents ree for classrooms for vocational programs. The rental fee, Is $3,106 WASHINGTON (UP!) — the pod coepls years. gesture directed toward irrigating their cropland which covers a term which runs about thre, months. Another iCases fx Roger laonvd "When the fuel cods wed up, protesting farmers who face greater than the prices they $992.11 is paid for one class for adult education, The building I faces IssigMien cod squa.0 the price Of the commodity Inflation In the costs of receive for crops. located at the intersection of State Road 411 and 14. t ypical of many American went down," he said. Prices -I. Açimiws Mevemed farmers rose again led year from lobbying for hlgiwr ap prices. d.premid Wi? levels and "now Diesel fuel to power his we're st'.d at a money, 1t• • . irrigation system at Lyous, 1 situation," he said. has gone op from 80 cents Agriculture Secretary Bob I..c' • the Knollwood Apart- 7 tollcadaapPovstBeigiendbe.madeaemail I: A Now Clsssln AIR CONDITIONING 1 REFRIGERATION HEATING More Sudlings Availál. Greene Inc., Realtors which sycamore seedlings Feb. 7, will be givini ltlonal seedllflp on Wednesday beglnnL. at neon at the firm's offIce, 101 orest Ave., .: Altamonte Springs. INC. SEMINOLE COMMUNIfY COLLEGE Wh.reQuaIItySiIlS& Service Tells DI. I 322-1962 114 L Corn marcia I - ---- ' •.,.•--- Maki do F. 33771 ' .•-.-. _ ' .--___--- S SINGLE NIIN V W. Block DENTURES * FROM _ s45 Now in Florida, the famous Florence Denture Clinics offer you same-day service and professional care for little $60.00 for a complete set of quality, Individually fitted permanent dentures. Deluxe modelsfn,m $150.00. Florence, under the direction of dentists licensed by the State of Florida, is the most experienced, largest denture clinic in Florida. as W BLOCK THE ICOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD * I. lit $t. Ill NIgheey 434 . 3Z14M Ph. al-oft STATS SPICIALIZI IN ALL a CANADIAN CITUSNI s OPIN sam-S p... It::_yes $4 Sat. a In.. OPEN TONISNT.—APPOINTMINTAVAILAILE as NITVU CUIIC$ OThil AREA OPPICES IN DILTONA.OaANSI CITY AND OVISDO (IN) 123-1411 ' _ • em form you use, short or long. 6 rA WAT For additional Information contact an error, paythe penafty. And the interest? H&R Block preparers-are carefully trained. But if we should ever make an error that costs you additional tax, you pay only the tax. Block pays any penalty and interest. We stand behind our work. That's another reason why we should do your tam ... which- Will start February 21 at Seminole Community College. The course, which Is approved for veterans, runs 5 days per week for one year and triins i stàts to be Air Con. ditlonin.. Refrigeration. Hating mchanlcs. r Ai d!ed 1000 Dogwood seedlings and 11000 - -- • Irrigation Costing Farmers ___ and has opened the Westwood Apartments in Daytona Beach. Richard Harkins of Altamonte Springs and the company's sales department, .has been named director of lii Florida motel division. ' Br.p.adaimaci'*in ad Inad • uiu iij • .. •'- •• spuk ad do , ' Work progresses on fifth Albertson's Southco store In Orlando area on State Road 434 across from The Springs In south Seminole County. Company 1) ISO approved the list of 149 members of the $ spokesman Joe Long says construction Is proceeding as planned, but no target advisoryItees committees for the vocational department at th date has been announced. The 24-hour store will be "virtually Identical" to the college. other area stores, according to Long. me 251 currmt and 120 new members are buslneu and industry leaders from Seminole County. They most at least once a yea!: and make recommendations regarding different areas of the 'COMING ments on 3.17 acres on the east side of 50th Streets just north of Sleigh Avenue in Tampa Forrest " - / ”. ._ . • - with bids on all Items. Mid-Florida's bid was $1,196. Low bids also were accepted on several pieces of upholstery i equipment. A The low bid of $407 for one band saw was accepted from W.W. Granger of Orlando. The high bid was $7l7 from Interstate School ii Supplies of Jacksonville. ' Grave Humphries of Orange Park submitted the low hid of $356 for two portable ovens and $158 for one turntable. InterMat submitted the high bid on both Items, $411 and $160.52 respec-, •' • iut -_ -&_•_•-•-.-•_ . - „,, _ - Cardinal Industries Inc. of Sanford, has puss "TI- jati p irri ni_u i *WON IrLftb tirhuiiad , - - Begins On., Opens On. £ - iru--- • '-i - ___ . There were 15 item for which bids were asked arA Interstate and Mid-Florida Electronics of Winter Park were the only two •.' -, de 6Kp 11 aim with @11 1001111111 n is In at issapa . oft a copied U_ low bid of $54,771.64 from eqñsnmt for the language lab. LAI ! .~v 04 Award 6"to Semi AIn PUs ' ;._ I_-_ Sarasota. .. '••' • P.I.JN US 9631 Chiropractor Laurence C. Seigler, 194 Country Club Road, Lake Mary, attended post-graduate sessions at the first annual legal-insurance conference, co-sponsored by the Florida Chiropractic Association Inc. and Chiropractic Legal Affairs Inc., in Orlando. o j .,•' The trusten also .. IIIS... Two print washers were purchased for $206 from Image of Sarasota, and seven enlargers were purchased for ll,652, two safe tights for $250 and one dust protector for $2,533, all from Image of ' • L\' 50111 *U US • Chiropractor Goes To Class was the ad w4dil AMU eldest ft •. • - magazine in cooperation with the National Automobile Dealers Association. Ares vs IstuisMsd Is_- a, % Z Stead ei 1 11 atOrtade • • . INF bertsons ..i . ... , / G.A. (Skip) Kellogg, president of Clark -_• I sadheynides. gMUS.a*' setftwS.owjadeAkesiusy ,eeith Aiss,, an asuu Stead, wad an G .: Chrysler-Plymouth of Casselberry, is one of only 68 auto dealers In the nation to be selected for a Quality Dealer Award for 1979 by Time fear days, owept for a heW incursion with am la did ed bow aadhu never besfound; be dm" her back to OBese bat' was Send? e'dock on the morning Of Feb. 31 for a - to Yost Lendardali. s BreIn ma I&@ %Nw no In api Ns ad" Mrs. rWite, - • *....••..•. 1 Stenstrom Realty sold 28 real estate properties in January, totaling $944,8.90,according to Herbert Stenstrom, firm president. believe Jack Mollick, the Brach family's No. 1 retainer for more than 80 yous, Over eridoisthetold police be med Mrs. Brick atO'BereM4p.m.1reb.17; hs drove her home hihis ni.foj Parade eli be 11101111 In n. • i1 MSC-U_ _____ ____ P47 __ , _ _________ Realtor Sales: $944,882.90 .imd i. i Lathi Gk$ west ci Oside an - rs ikb..itoa. ___ I rW,e ft6L b OW Is. th. ' M ....kgbs . 1nstigIniad'_ Hat deO, bessel. od C. Will be lu ci the s gesd ,.. . emhesa lissiodepwaveN6 To adw,ss be$yeanerr,befJbsve NW041110 nl Jim . owe chess In r • . ldSVs h •. _ played by Hertz Rent-A-Car as a rental representative In Orlando. Jog; she day.dtbers for advicetogel mom ezer' cia' Thm the b - l.sbe welbid In a bwdkpar ad bougM $41 worth of a Mrng. Ma 1111:110119 chamber, (Or fe, how, Thieday, returned fer.f1vehowsFr1dyi1yonbchaioU ac4or Li Mary Ms ThIS. who Mw had ma.caasdyiMmrvIe,ismg ..lewmtof mw, feraer ow M A, it in eadUMs AM m of W vis g a years. .. perlede ef ft WX IaaM$I WrIter " Mystery Monk Marvin Trial Rochester, Mies., with _____ ___ Shari Duda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Duda of Altamonte Springs, and graduate of Southeastern Academy, a career training school for the travel industry, has been em- Oviedo Dance: A Giant StepInto 'Past school teacher-Kathy Jettsr,. *4, up to $200,000 to &V her paternity sit against him. D. about a half-bear drive Of Oe Airpsit There's Eng.lb.rt: Paternity Payoff lilt Mayo Cli*lc In record, basises her ce two years age $stwday or two yam ageawdWed, nsedsy, depending Os wbm yen buoy. REo says. "Bat the be has gM to be buljd wit . _ inent of Helen Brick. Unless you ad9FSb17,$7,wshS No ow, for the e' "They'll never get a murder conviction," On evidence, tl 1cm, — bdudo do is dead, a everyone apparently $ S.L MOPI $15 DOOM S"& NO 12*11 par. Ii - no& 111w ''131M P' 141111160 LIL9 4$; yesterday's high, IS; $144 pa bsresstrle pressure, 80.11; PUt CaIb bli UU FoLo low is LILI relative 7 PISSed' a'* 1*11 PL PUsowis B, Qeu laypests $s$am.0$s41 the bright lights toF$orlda where dse Met andmeevied the bead Of the world's largest candy manufac taring Frk Brick. Except for some sorrows, such u her lanbuid'adeath In in shslivedy"or der • Uaayowe,erds,hsor she will lake the 1cM OM step toward ..l'W the case of Helen Vorhess Bracb, a mystery etherwteswu — Inprepur Perry Monon styte The con of the Mng Helms. Pius op to PS nflk hiching around in limbo and a $$SS,NS reward for discovvycilurbody—V, allegedly posing as Happy Rockefeller in an attempt to buy one house, then using another mom InI for whom Sub Lot __ Joins Car Rental Firm The Missina Heiress Holly Lyle Edward A. MasinqaIe TIITI Mason Sarah L P1111115. Clarence TIwm.klne Loretta McQueen & baby boy Gladys I. Coivwi, Dett'. Stanley Dickinson, 0.Itcna Patricia Libnasciaiw. Longwood Norman Turner, Lanod Jack E. Coeftsr. Ostoon HIfWsin Strvnk. Hamilton. Ohio JOIWI W. McQvde, Liwliburg, W. Vi. T . Attorney Robert McMUlan said nwnber and no way to enforce fireworks displays and Herald PbiIs by Leonard kraudsd a notice to be printed on tldrsta search for drugs when persona theatrical performances. Carl Gutmann of Gutmann-Dragash Architect to events automatically enter the fedival site. The co'nxn$oners qulck1 Planners inc. of Sanford points out look of new Lake waiving attendees' rights "It would have been suicide ice exempted a ll the activities b4 ul un iformed p ol i' ..ot to send a School Board. COOCSmil $S5tchS$ wo Mary High School to Seminole County officer into the Btthlo fedival," rock concerts, blue gras December Mend In cciit The school is expected to be finished by McMillan said, how..u, a he said, adding even though two concerts and motor crou 1980 at cost of $9 million to $11 million. Second Phase sige pwd.d at the entrance to court Injunctions had been motorcycle races, flnalljt of the plan will be reviewed at next scheel board outdow music festivals cOn- Issued banning the f.stI,ai it dstermlnlng the major control need Is rock concerts. meeting and then sent to Tallahassee for approval. corning searches could be used went forward anyway. Regents Name School Proxy TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Board of Regents has named Dr. Gregory Wolfe, 56, a university professor and veteran college . no bids were received earlier. Resurfacing of the quartermile track Is expected to begin1 wIthin 30 days and be completed within a month. Other bids were received by: Joaepl Schlchtel of Maltland, $Z7,0; SPECO Company of Orlando, $31,900 and Owners Warranty Specialty Co. of Oviedo, $,400. Although Mr. Schlchtel had the lowest bid , R.T. M1lwee; assistant to the SCC president, recommended against the bidnoting a bid bond of five percent had not been submitted as; outlined In the specifications. The bid bond means if the bidder Is accepted for a project but; fails to carry through on that project the five percent Is forfeited. The trustees also accepted, by a 3-2 vote, the bid of BusInses Equipment Center of Orlando for 30 calculators. The bids were requested on two types of calculators and for the, first ad of 26, Business Equipment Center had a bid of $,7C7 and for the second set had a bid of $78. Three other companies submitted bids Including Monroe: Company of Orlando (just for the second set) $1,O'h2.lI, Office. Equipment Center of Orlando $591114 and SJS Business Machines of Sanford $5,193 and $790. SJS originally had the low bid but when the cod of the main-1 tenance contract was figured into the bid, Business EquIpmr4 ended up with the lowed bid. The low bid of $4,084 was unanimously accepted for card catalog units for the library. Six bids were sent out for the card;: catalog but Newton was the only company which responded. ; The trustees then agreed to re-bid shelving for the library. In this area two bids were received from Newton, $111.39 and Interstate School Supplies $14,234.50. The board unanimously accepted the low bid of Keel's Sewing Machine of Orlando for two different types of sewing machines. The bids we re for $579 and $74. The high bid for the machine, $S29' and $729, was submitted by National Sewing Machine of Orlando. For anothe r sewing machine the bid of $574 was accepted train Don's Sewing Machine of Rockledge. The high bid of $699 wa: received from National Sewing Machines. National Sewing Machine was the low bidder on various other, Sewing Supplies including a buttonhole, $2,400, TwoneedI machine, $1,450, Interlock Machine, $1,550, Two blInddltcl machines, $1,400, two atraightititch machines $2,794, a tacker, $1,295, a merger $1,350, a long bed machine $2,200, an auto steamer $720, an auto gun-steamer $90, a straight gun $1,095 and a round knife $660. The trustees also accepted the low bids on several pieces of dar kroom equipment tobe used In the criminal Justice depart Poll ___ First Federal Savings & Loan Association of would be imóâlt1e to enforce bamlS& told the board of the shows, dog ow-triaIs hors4 provisions calling for a certain esperlences of law infOICimed show-trials, church, nelgh nanber of nurses, doctor, and during the Bltldo rock festivals borhood and political bsrbscus sheriff's deputies, based on the several years ago. He said and ___sail boat or speed there would be no way to boat races and regattas, moto eisa of the crowd attev'ng. In addition, Aulatui* County restrict attendance to a given cross-motorcycle races; - - ____ Seminole has appointed Chapman & Castello Adverstising Inc. Orlando, as Its agency, according to Earl Black, vice president of First Federal, to help pursue a promotional program to increase the company's market share. Asked ata previous workshoi* An ordinance to control to deny persons entrance to outdoor music festivals, worked events If they refused to be to lid events which would com under an ordinance controllth( on by county stiff for several searched. months and the subject of at Commissioner Dick William outdoor music and en4 lied two county cnmIe% urged county Miff to determine tertaimnent festivals, Office o( workshop in recent weeks, has whether the outdoor festivals Management, Analysis an4 been sent back to the drawing could be limited to areas soned Evaluation (OMAE) Dlrectos( boarde by cnmIoPen for commercial or Ifld**IiI end Jeff Etchberger listed th4 banned In agricultural vow.followi ng: circus, carnlval additional r,flu'-'ed. The action was taken afteir Polk, who said he would be gympbony, rodeo, rock concerti vii riaia . alwo J_e we. . • ___ S&L Appoints Ad Agency us*1c Fest Law Back' For Study the Securities and Exchange Commission. '. ___ M Junction, Fin. Schindler was taken before a federal magistrate in Orlando, where his bond was set at $1 million. He was indicted with five others on 21 counts Jan. 11 by the federal grand jury in Los Angeles on charges that Included conspiracy, mail and wire fraud, obstruction of justice and false declaration to Herald8talf Writer A variety of bids from sewing machines and calculators to a new track surface has been accepted by the Seminole Community College (SCC) Board of Trustees. The bid of $28,990 from Base Paving and Construction Company of Sanford was accepted for the resurfacing of the track at the, community coilege.ThIs was the second time the project was hid; Thewayhasbeenclearedand 13th SI. as it church for the Chemical Latin America S.A., headquartered in Coral Gables. • HONOLULU (UP!) — Richard Schindler, a fugitive from the law since his indictment Jan. 11 as the alleged mastermind of a phony investment scheme that took in an estimated $12 million, was arrested Friday in Florida, the FBI reports. Schindler, 36, Honolulu, was apprehended by sheriff's deputies in Yeehaw By LEONARD XRANSDORF construction is expected to Sanford Tabsrnads of Prayer. ____ was only ternbegin soon on, a Qlirch's Fried The approval Qicken Redauraid at 2501 & porary, according to French Ave. Bracelend. lbs Sanford Planning and lbs church will be able to Zoning COIllInIlliOn has op. hold services in the now vacant proved the site plan for the building for nine mos'tha, said restaurant and City Building me congregation Is Inepedor Bill Braceland said reportedly seeking a church he expects representatives of site, he said. the firm to seek a building Approval was also given for PSIIDII. construction of a lex in an Though seating capacity was area zoned for single4amily not specified on the site plan, residermttai use. the building plans all for a 1$The duplex will be located on C P'' capacity. The 44- lots 17 and 1$ of block 21 by-30400t building will also Dreamnwoid, 8015 and 2817 feature a service window for Mohawk Ave., according to drive through customer., ac- Braceiand cording to Bracelsnd. The commission also granted The commllon also has a home occupation license for a given approval for use of a "wholesale jewlery repair" commercial building at 901W. shop at 106 W. Jbkb Circe. Joseph G. Temple Jr. has been elected to the board of directors of the $1.7 billion-assets Flagship Banks Inc. He is president of Dow m IF Restaurant Gets 1 st Nod Flagship Banks Tap Director __ .i;,- comfortably in the Intensive care unit of Huntsville Hospital after being returned there Friday when he suffered another episode of chest pains. Sparkman was hospitalized earlier In the month for a heart attack. cording to drive chairman Wayne Albert. Mrs. Mize signed up 16 members and together 10 other top salesmen will be treated. to a dinner by the less-successful participants in the drive. Runners-up were: Ralph Pezold, 14; Sonny Raborn, 13; John Higgins, 9; Debbie Garland, Robert O'Neil, John Mercer, Earl Weldon and Frank Mebane, all tied with 6, and Shirley Huaman and Shirley Mills with 5 each. The date for the dinner is contingent on the availability of the "Big Mac" bus which will take the diners to an unannounced location. The drive brought the total membership up to 525, which is short of the goal of 1,000. A follow-up effort next week to reach those missed during the drive is expected to bring the total up to exceed the 638 members on the roll at the end of last year. There are not as many family practititlonars today as there once were. 'lbs family doctor can't know It all, so he has to refSr pst''ta to specialists. A specialist bee tobea pad general practitloner first Hshas DR. WILLIAM 0. FOWLER: X-RAY (TED) RETIREMENT to know the whole organism to be a good apedalist,"heuld. Dr. Fowler said the position of health agricultire and totinn, but with diverout the good and bad parts and formulat. an director Is also satisfying. "Everyone likes slflc'ea has corns stability. adequate opinion," Dr. Fowler said. aInidratIon of some tfl9 The dirictO He said he will be giving more tmi to the: "As freon., would come In do old days and also rune dunica, seeing patients and mak1ridampen health depsrtme departmentnow that medical dinki the economy, a medical dna." . 1 vs to be ie.edabliahed. was a pened with it," he The arm has changed a greet deal during • Dr. Fowler spends at lewd an hour daily Dr. Fowlar's 40 years here. "I don't like the Does he have any suggedlow for changes reading medical journals to keep op with traffic jams, ofcour.e,"he said. "The growth or improvements In the operation of the what is heppening new In the practice of of the economy has been beneficial, however, hlth department? medicine. "Teitbooks are out of date when I R used tobe the economy was dependent Won "In five momlilS there is not time to weed they got to you," he said. _____ t Bob Winslow (Left) president of Lake Mary Rotary Club, presents initial contribution to Mother Ruby Wilson Scholarship Fund set up by the club to be given to Seminole High School seniors. Contributions can be made to the fund, c-o SCC Foundation Inc., Sanford. Accepting donation are Rosa Rawlings and Don Burton of SCC financial aid staff. Sanford Chamber Drive: 157 Signed Up So Far it's at Lantas*" he said. SCC Board I Accepts Bids OF 'MOTHER' IN BRIEF minidrator at the old tuberculosis sanitarium By DONNA F21'ES Herald 81.11 WrIter MEMORY IN BUSINESS Working Filling Retirement 'Vacuum' PEOPLE Sunday, Feb. 1$, 1570-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _-_- _•.--•._ _•.; - #.- •_ •.. •. '•.... • .-. - .•...-... • or �- ti U.. U U ______________________ •• -i z SPORTS IA-EviolngHarald, Sanford, Fl. Friday Ups ets Spices District BYJIMHAYNEB Herald SpNls Eltor e nole and LAM S mi ll Howe came up with major upsets Friday night In high athool buk.th.U, and combined with Delaid'i victory over Lyman, throw the nedings for the upcoming diMrict towat heck into the &k to he ihof fled, cut and dealt. Seminole Mopped Daytona S.abr.e.s In overtime, 1011; lAke Howell upeet Five Star Conference nsm.rup Spruce Qwek, 1116; I)e[and socked It to Lyman, 7345; Daytona Malnaind thrashed Lake Brantley, $311; and Oviedo squssied past wymore Tech, % $716. The AMA district tournamed opuus Wednesday nl&* Id Sanford, and tenative i pairings now reveal Seminole and LAM Howell as flretround opponeds. The two teems have already met four times this - 2 / 2 season, with Lake Howell WflhI4 the first tiree and CHRIS GILLMOR DRIVES BASELINE Seminole pr.vathngüi the moot DI1 taking a Shot with four ascionda left. Thomas MM and mimed igoth JJg Upped ft In at the bir for the yb. tory. "We had pod I--s all ___ but kept getting caught," said w1jifr4 coach Bill Payne. Seininaie wu up, 10I, but C1141* at 312' just before hill. Up by 11 lathe fourth quarter the Seminoles WWI tied sgaln. Nelms led the 8113 scoring with 13 points., "Set ;- we've played ill year, and we seem to be playing better at a time who it counb most," Seminole cloud a 1443 regolar season. Lake Howell coach Greg Robinson poh.d to Qareics Mincey and Reggie Barnes, who had 133 polida each. "It was their rebounding which was the difference," he explained. "Barnes had 12 reboimde and MInc,y had elgid. We oetbounded them 3342 In the second half." The victory cloud out , gSrn P11d7 of his career. '' iJ Waifrip, who was ping En rce to the Evans eslablisbed a Aw him nowd remicid'cirds, DAY' IVNABEAQiP (UPI) - ,, 50 ______ __ NsrSM P"" 4W Tee Vct BUTLER (SI), NELMS (44) GO UP u. T i II 01 10 to win ftln regulation bitllsvld M CI 15 g L . I1 5 ii, -L ' - • • • • • • • ____ ,g? Rebu t Isich, (hiM Me, NC. pdaleedadodkAuidyesbehae71s .ovsihupetstwblb.NFLesabeCIhs 11111114 at er3Ms is to ram of 1111111'"Si iha I collage vuilty leveL 1 wedds't hi of these CI ___ PUM I .Rewdwayswr1Ierfrem ALi goitheBast IIWSW wilk We Bayu che, ONe Ie an as peese DU ha bali lays juiuj? ___ J. Vadi. 's butobal mBete u Wes*.buud? - - 'IV$JQL' MflIiLJT PAD Ru i "" " T r ed Hinson PAYNE • •A A IT%I • r.l IT • Dswsyns HUnter 22.24, ft.rt Guy 4112425 Billie SwwtSll, Wayne oupseU* apu,. 11$, Nuggate IN Wsohiwksysd1uin(egoto a didalYl 314 sped in the •Th rnIT : Paramars 40.1 5, Stacy 2 1.2 5. Iuas D nd th ale bused In an MinMosa led e(uppers Totals IS 17.21 $3. ads _ii.si,s peit over D. Sanford I412111$-i ma thbu SIN Ten1IS AitpSi 1131$ 14-U hI au, P ont Wed- Len, Xenon N pohds and hal,wshegInaiw GwgeGeninaadJ 3llsa hi*p,eaU4Icheatig amhc:1In2'topsce5sa Wi iN hid 10 17 AMIth to its aveilbue vidory L berty Trips nazi *617 chnt3M. eeee behas a em'Mr record led use.. In de tth arsud d 16,11 Us SCC Homo Vs fl James Loft 1 2.3 4, AiMmy ft no ___ "114111111 an ners ..m In tb.. Rose bad no commeid on the Edward Bernie, Bled ceut Ukuu Wle of urd umaara 'igi as$ W,iIMacund cosatadbon. srs In Pr tiMy gosbid a $16 viutisy 33 poW. ad Otis linisig - M7Ca. lasadivftdetsdD,c.V, J11101111110 J11101111110e Ceut this wick. A Daytona. Bosch IICIIU ad 1afrwtbrew ibd* clew 'ichutball u: Mm. Rdto silged she was prsl1 y bear is ad for Tdin b U1hi DaVid $ ascends later Is pies Wuilu I ailMo s S, l IS; ! ' with a 715 hems iamwried 'end chs was Mirth 1. . WedseSIpeWiadEuvin Ims. Pickle Way scered WONC of"Duptuon luck. delivered an MOO" Child' Pase told the Bar, he Watore uffil 31. m, 961111111113111111 jpIn7 March 2', 11*, ad (3M dida't thiak he isild INN Lau InV 64 ad j$j (hUmus Kited 31 M the ± State Wuvhas hidon$taur" -tMa Peter Edward Ieee is the, tr'.gtoqpsurat$hi kewid Qo ___ MW In __ 12 ha Ibe the to ha _seed ad wick. ' add blIL" bussing. in ut s win, . .1 4 - . w =% . • mum • TO STAND ON FOR 1 Lake Braudisy ó'I give Is died t$kste*kreIl'roflbebae11SN .ada'IwinaqsIthito*4L,.usMminllr isy 10 klscfossI fm foubl". at 01 P=6 as a fls"peW he ad lbs i' • Gilles at sasra - JadM*T.RadbSIM& -- -- ae ___ _____ lss3M -- rsI*hi 3Maetmpi M.Ba*bu.II;ISadl WON hem* . .. 1l :LhlI I1& • ii. j1. Isis .•.: -. • • • • - . ' arukji *I l4J$ Jj_ Ø . - - - -_ 1 -_ .,. - CINCINNATI (UP!) - Outfielder Champ Summers, minor league baseball's player of the year last season, and Tom Hume signed one-year contracts Friday with the Cincinnati Reds for the upcoming season. Summers, 30, played with the Reds' Indianapolis farm team last year and nearly won the American Association triple crown. Summers played briefly with the Reds at the end of last season, coming to bat 35 times and hitting .257. Scully Announcer Of Year LOS ANGELES (UP!) Lea Angeles Dodgers' announcer Vin Scully has been named Sportscaster of the Year for 1978 by the - Champ Takes Spill BUENA PARK, Calif. (UP!) - World motorcycle racing champion Kenny Roberts, 77, Modesto, Calif., Injured in a crash while testing a new bike at a test course near Iwata City, Japan, Monday, underwent surgery for a ruptured spleen Friday at a hospital In Iwata City, a spokesman said. According to the spokesman, Roberts was first treated for back injuries but later it was discovered that he had internal injuries. He was listed in good condition. Angels Tickets Selling ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) - The California Angels reported Friday they have sold 8,(W7 season tickets, a record for the club. Last year the total for season tickets was 6,530. "It's all due to signing Rod Carew," sa id a spokesman. Carew, the perennial American League batting champion, was acquired last week In a trade with the Minnesota Twins. •: 1 Mum VV on IME Baad, W . - ' * •iiiI •.. *UIS .. •- ' a •. , Tire size Orig. AR76-13 BR7$-13 ER78.14 FR1I-14 GR71-14 - GR78-15 Sale I + fed. tax 41. 10.041 46.04 21131 5533 26.52 S.4$ 27.37 42,34 2.23 45.24 31.13 HR76-15 69.05 32.N LR7$-15 13.77 34.M 1.14 i.s 2.26 2.51 2.65 2.75 2.4 3.22 list Albany 73, Pelsm 61 Rivet Id It. 53, GinvI 95 Brawn 15, Cornell 45 Srdshlr 354, Salem 94 Claitsen 7$, ithaca 60 zl Vail PIdiepOWNIRS sm.y$svs TOCAY. CAN 31)2414 NEW LOCATION Hwy. 174*1 Labs Mary Blvd. so -.:• Pro Basketball NBA Standings By Usited Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pct. OS Wash 20 15 .675 PhIli 32 22 .553 S New Jrsey 27 21 .491 10½ New York 25 33 .417 IS Boston 23 33 .411 15 Central Division W L PC,. 0$ San Anton 35 21 .593 Houston 32 25 .361 2 Atlanta 20 21 .517 1½ Ctevetnd 11 23 34 Detroit 21 37 .362 13½ New Orins 1 40 .322 16½ Western Canferunce Midwest Division W L Pct. OR Can City 36 21 .632 Denver 31 29 .517 6½ Milwauke 24 31 .433 11½ Indiana 25 33 .431 11½ Chicago 21 36 .311 13 Pacific Division W L Pct. OS Seattle 36 20 .643 LOS Ang 33 73 .603 1½ Phoenix 34 23 .556 2½ Portland 21 27 .500M San Diego 29 31 .193 Golden St. 27 32 .431 10½ FrIday's Results Indiana 103, New Jersey 100 Detroit 110, Houston 96 Chicago 107, New York 101 Kansas City 119. Phila 104 Milwaukee 90, Los Angeles 95 San Anton 121, Prtlnd 120. at San Diego Ill, Denver 101 Seattle 119, Phoenix 104 Golden St. 105, Wash 103 list Games Cleveland at New York New Orleans at Phoenix Sunday's Games Houston at New Jersey, aft. Milwaukee at Phila, aft. San Anton at Detroit, aft. New Orleans at Denver, aft. Chicago at Kin City, aft. Boston at Portland, aft. Atlanta at San Diego, aft. Wash at Seattle, aft. Los Angeles at Indiana Basketball TMINIRM o toon, ICe Utame LLrf1I. Von Pill send 11110 Iiltg It ..' Columbia U. Yale 62 E. Not 69. SE Miss. 61 Musson $0, St. Jos 49 Mr*ttnyI 55, Baruch 4, Norwich II, Bowdoin 7$ Penn. 59, Dartmouth 51 Princeton 65, Harvard 60 Pratt 34, John Jay 2$ Queens I), Pace at Scrd Hrt 103, Mrrmck N Temple 103, American 67 South Cppn St. $7. Md.-E.Sh. $5 Frostbg St. 10, Slsbry 67 Maryland 70, Duke 6$ Roan6e IS, UNCGrnsbro 15 St. Mry's IS, Bowls 77 Va. Un 57, St. Paul's SI Midwest Coe SI, Grinnell 51 College MILWAUKEE (UP!) - Relief pitcher 0111 Castro, whose contract was scheduled to be submitted to arbitration next week, has come to terms with the Milwaukee Brewers, it was announced Friday. It was not Indicated what the contract terms were. - " .- •U U ___ Brewers Sign Castro me a__u • - - National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association, the Dodgers said Friday. Scully will be honored at an awards banquet April 9 at Salisbury, N.C. Cycle W Ocala Vanguard $7 Crystal River SO Chisfland 53 Williston 52 Tampa Berkley Prop d4St.PuteChr. 54 Sebring 69 Arcadia Desoto 67 Auburndale 7$ Bishop Moore 69 Tampa Plant IS Hillsborough 69 Land OLakes 4 Tarpon springs Tampa Jesuit 12 New Port Richey Gulf 64 Brooksville 59 Dade CItyPdsco Tamps Chamberlain49 Plant City ll Tampa Robinson 96 Tampa (scion 69 Tampa King 77 Lelto 31 Tampa E. Bay 61 Tampa Bay Tech so Lake Wales 53 Fort Meade Si Inverness-Citrus 14 Hudson SO Clearwater Cath. 55 Springst.ad 40 Transactions Slroward 63 Hollywood Hills 60 Nova SO Miramar 75 Friday S. Plantation 53 Chaminads IS Soccer Mu Curley 7$ Coral Springs 77 Los Angeles Sawliawks - Signed Highlands dir. 60 Soca Raton Chr. souls Slian Parkinson. • • • Pembroke Chr. 75 Atlantic Chr. 34Philadelphia- Signed Marko Gold Coast air. 76 Florida air. 77 Valok as new head coach. Baseball Pine Crust IS Ransom E'gladss 4 Cincinnati - Signed outfielder MIami Private 76 lnteramerlcan a N.Mlami leach 75 Mile Central 65 Champ Summers to a oneyaar hlud MIA Columbus 112 LaSalle 73 MmmesotaSigned Dan Graham, Mu American it Edison 51 a third baseman-first baseman. Mia Deerborne 95 Miami Clv. SI California - Extended the con. MIS Norland 67 MIAMI Springs 32 tract of outfielder Dan Ford, South Dade 6 Southrie Acquired in a trade with the MmNorth Miami 67 Hialeah 62 nesota Twins. through the 1913 Jax Paxson 67 Orange Part 53 season. Jax Jackson fl Stanton 30 Sasketbill Ribiult SI Jax White 41 Chicago - Fired Coach Larry Jax lames 75 Lee 40 Costello and hired assistant Scatty Lake City-Columbia 64 Englewood Robertson on an interim basis. do Sax Forrest 64 Fletcher 61 SWA3*fy Says: Bulbs 67 Jax Episcopal Greeter Jax IS Trinity air. 57 Temple 74 SI.Aug. St. Joseph 65 Sl.Augustine 10 Fernandina Reach 41 Hilliard 83 Hamilton County ii Macclimny.Saker 77 Lake Butler. Union 65 Interlachen 54 Hawthorne IFYOU MUST 47 Madison 73 Greenville 71 BURN TO CLEAR Live Oak.$uwannee SI Tallahassee Leon 71 LAND ... U.%f' ' SaldwlnS4Ja*Vidory Chr. 60 , G'vile Suchhoil $2 Palatka 10 Warner tic. 14 McClay 69 Cocoa Beach 70 Melbourne 67 , WiI2N. Marion S3 •I Daytona Mainland $3 Lake Brantley 15 Sanford II Sssbr.eze 58 Hastings 69 Lake Hiehland 10 I.rIowSMuIberrym W. Orange 70 M.Cloud 57 1... Wstm Hire doy onee 15. Au vstlne 10 Palm leach 41 od usa,a4I fl* Titusville IS Merritt island 73 I .i Apupk. 7$ Clermont 5$ Cocoa 74 Satellite 67 New Smyrna Roach 11 Fleiec Palm 40 Lake Howell 51 Spruce Creek 45 Santa Fe SI Starks 31 $4. Johns 73 Sell 65 Mount Dora SO Piorscn.Taylor 4 -Afti.. [lip ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) - The California Angels announced Friday they have extended the contract of outfielder Dan Ford, acquired in December in a trade with the Minnesota Twins, through the 1983 season. Ford, 26, a four-year veteran, had one year remaining on his current pact. wad 13 Ds Prep Basketball Ford Contract Extended Cliffhanger hey agatus isasis Way is s a p,ip, IIsiIns Reds Sign Summers • --- Bobs ud Ks asp. 4SIIIIIS Ins' a 3 ._ . h NEW YORK (UPI) - Commissioner Bowie Kuhn approved the New York Yankees' purchase of two minor-league players from the Oakland A's for $500,000 Friday after a meeting with the owners of the two clubs. Kuhn's approval meant the Yankees have obtained catcher Bruce Robinson for $400,000 and pitcher Gregory Cochrane for another $100,000. The decision came after a meeting with Yankee principal owner George Steinbrenner and Charlie Finley, owner of the A's. looters Win HatMBeiMky -, Yankees Buy 2 Players all . .ealf wd kecawac Isjir.d CHICAGO (UP!) -The Chicago Bulls, deep in the Midwest Division cellar and saddled with the third-worst record in the National Basketball Association, relieved Coach Larry Costello of his duties and replaced him with assistant coach Scotty Robertson in a move announced before Friday night's game against the New York Knicks. Robertson's appointment was described as an interim one. The Bulls, who were 20-36 as they took the court Friday night, said a search for a permanent coach would begin immediately. SANFORDORLANDO Friday NW First lace. S-il, D Iletire Dennis 10.20 &IO 3.10 1 Alerts Dale 4.20 3.20 IAhlosoAlta 1.10 Q(1E2$.60:T(S-1M432.us.Time 31.1$. kcsnd Race, S-16,C 2 Bunsen 5.00 3.10 2.10 6Manatet Franks 4.50 3.20 1 Shot Maker 4.20 O (21) 16.11: P (24) 34-30: T (24I) 113.60; Time 31.51. Third Race, 5.16 N 7RJ's Crash On 23.00 7.00 4.10 lStreakerJ 3.00 2.60 IWrlght Counsel 6.20 Q(67) 35.40; P(74) 111.61sT (74I) 1,SU.H; Time 32.15 Feeth Race, 5-16, C SManateeSkip 12.00 6.00 4.60 SlThanksoToo 3.00 3,10 lMineola Rhoda 3.60 0(5-I) 49.84; P (54)119.10: T (54 11 400.20; Time 31.51. Fifth lact, ft, C lMick'sRtoper 7.50 4.20 2.50 INwdownShamrock 7.50 3.60 lWrlght Emma 3.60 0(14) 33.05, P (74) 70.25, 1 (74 6)142.11: Time 3933 Sixth lace, $-16A 2 Rick Agreed 12.20 4.50 4.20 )AhlosoAleta 13.20 7.10 lConfirmed 3.20 0 (2.3) 5450; p (2.3) 94.20; T (2.3. 61 315.20; Time 31.46. Seventh Race 5-14,5 2lodiddleScott 15.20 4.00 5.20 SMr. BrIck 5.20 4.20 S Factual 3.60 Q (3.3) 34.45: P (2-5) 54211 T (35 51 293.2$: Time 31.14Eighth Race. 1.16,5 ?C.Surter 1010 5.00 3.60 lOneta 1.20 4.20 1 Wright Hang Up 2.60 0(7431.41: P (7.1) 165.25; T (14 I) 2611 10Time 31.16. NiMh Race, fe,S lManateeLoree 7.10 3.00 3.50 3 HighfalutIn 5.00 5.10 i Two Flips 4.60 0 (3-4) 21.11: P (43) 14.90: 1 (43 I) 53.35, Time 35.74. Wow! Lyman . .watoj1uadsMAimPestin?-Dus __ 3.7 EnilIg es Joliivmi and r-''ig to give Milwaukee 33.7,Joe J•$4 0. NkkyMurTaylIIl0. Anthsny W ___ iy Ph e. ut, tar, tir Rose• . d W l eense f i dft w" ' *w wl,cn 0*Mr. &4 Daytoria, 53.36 "II Wo lo b" ww fm w. . . s. iigio's atterasy, __ SMWNbbackyadIiu1pI Head am now buwsacombs ° wtodaaades.ArnsMssicsI*fl* a puie, the the day. - • ft k* ___ grow ocstaft Grand Nolle race Earlier, in "I dart playing dsfsiae on PWe ill, Rackets N In il1 17 of theifl frOm (hi him before I have to," said BookieJolm Long pouedina thsiuty , l. In fact, Guy aft holding PhuniS' gam 21 pobis and Kevin hit 1k144 frSS theOWl in Wailer Davis lam 10 Potter and ML Can each to fll iielsi. j for firM time In 1*7 added 2' to spark Detroit. PM Hwliuui US Ii saw "You hive to ____ a Babl 2', I.r. 2' ftu for 8"ord, try to I Marques hit a jump Waring 12 PTh abet from JiM wow oft holenco." Ide the free MNPOIDr Pat HarrIson 34.712, DavIs bud Just uva p.3M tIn'ow line with fo seconds . CINQNNATI (UPI) - Pete Rue, who lift the (N 4 tl Ro se, who MgnedaTnq4nmIQfl Rode through the from g 0 TECH $5) , J King 6, Thornton 14, lurks?, doflercosdracttoplaywlththi èch.bu ss,Iamwrledsod Po'$srson 1, Harrison 9. Haynes 2, PhIladelphia Phillies thIs has two CbIIe. I Williams a. Totals 23 511 U. Nou,Isnamidkiapstu.fty Mo. Rubio 'e1 in cost siJabls3mIthik :1aInthsendseueweidhavs edbya-.p,,71s.,we, pspershirbsbywasborn d the score CI 21 utictated othur MrMlC by 2. Scott 4, Totals 21 W35 '- It US repntsd today. In Woman's IIfa In 1 r. I I With a mdii .3Mg. k.y SMUt Bald, I JV: Oviedo 42, Wymore Tech IL me Qocinedi irer amid PhI., rrin __ a ItoIN goal. I USd1 on as ad fludMity to P the edt, broi by Tarryl L R1ds,*wedIn in. The modest driver from race. Dasmie has the pole In k......__ _ • - -._ ---_ -- -, . '. Allison managed to The h*NM$di" downed Apoi*a In the trlct chum- Ha ts PMOO jjp ' imdsr IMorim Coach Scotty asome hefty free throwing Seattle John who replaced Moctlng in e fo quarter. Johnson made It mod almost Robertson, Larry th urth le Jjot cod'" Babel G w the thorn In before the gsa. side, wtin 2' poWa• • ,. Bobby onics Petersburg =9w.áend • 1t Motion 2. Lanqston 10, Totals 2523 I& _tlfl." , iww vw 00171 opor eii. gioat o ver WE vict ory agaied MikeWatti, lv1ng Manes, a to 8afa'4' the de afnding Daytona champ, won the firstannual al Bab .,. Ruth 1$, Cornwall - that Includes the Allison Brethen, Bobby a Doonle. "I guarantee you running 194 aflu an hair will nd thrill you when there aren't soy akea." Evens finishod second to travel 74 lap, before a Waifrip In the led year. malfwtbcc pat him out of the to . the Dallas 001111 heCk. But Mt MCNaiI7 lbsNFLI A BOW 64211 2, 1571 the the haiij msU.dNm.eUad in thienaM5i.js rem. It was an ted ml, 1I1ISI 10 aUlTITI of jobF- dsy'gitondnowlfthe about the EI, Junior all-stars can corn. Will ( • flca1s, doeen't recall It; vlieit does 3lm lIeram, the 11111' UUU 'uwIMi paftycIisf("Whoare.?").MaybeftwuJIrn1vp.,who IWtwo IM NACNS1AIRII helped fiend the league, or Georgehales.Mostly ft's a 11111,I)i Miller 6. Ervin 2, Harris m phenomenon thatrislly bsg In the iNfi when It beCi Van Rhea lO,HaeThorn,fl,Wallace popsdar to uasrtone'a.elf.I de rsmember that Dave Hampton of O.Wmiams$. Bradley Fl•Idbind r Gresi Bay and Otis TayloKansasQty of Ka achieved fame of a ' ,ns ,, reverse sort by ,p&birig the bell too early, bun, they ciusiid the ffl4$ Hicks 4 ffl,,,, goal line. Whitney 9. Thomas 10, Nelms 13, Q. (* the soaler scheeli rated In lbs leethihl W11 LAKE BRANTLEY 13111t H$112, UI), which played the .1st fteM$ sek.do1.? -Nsa. Acoota 3. Dorshlmer ii, Savor 4, Vedar., CalL Cluxton 11, Kant 1. Trimble j,e chick, Is to y Vschaz000 10. Honaker 2. Totals: 21 My IiiHuiif1, wf(hos* ynak4r en (3M It's national=Ion Southern California (UPI version). DAYTONA BEACH MAINLAND After all, they nch bowl cedestaids as AIib", s3 Henry 14, Hamilton U, Harris rn )t4ig, Aibiona State, Stedoed, UCLA and Noire ls; not Ackley 6. Morris 2. Broohl 1, m Michigan State and Tessa Tech. Th. only less, an upset P0raff 2. Totals: 33172$ $3. jn 31$, aeirso.iy $ th e Trojans' flD rocird. JV: Mainland SI, BrintIsy e chew cheat lull, LYMAN (u)s L.iflCfl 13. 011115 Q. In $U! Bowl XIII, what do the of PM~? Ds In think Poor 1; slambsuoh IL Hobbs 2, IjiNs' Wedurams a Lyon Was 2* 13.24 *twastbskyplsyklbeDuiyWblie,I*lyCNy, I of eopl, on the spat, myself Included, thom the Unaytrwin Ala g a AP0P • triple during a Daytona track r.00td of 171.373 mph for SPN4IWIIk Will haYS to nob the $!ltfre 104ep cour.. Waltzlp, the complete etratefor two out of tie by wIso today's $10,US Sportsmen's gist, was b.eton by the dock. A 44.ss000d it Mop for tire ___ Waltrip, who1. known for 4tigee and fu,1 while hewas hepM Daniel; for his Cars, l.edi'half way tolthe IIII&Ied third to Bible Evens race ndned his thence. of In Fvldsy's 2*mlls Grand victory. modlfl,d race. But "Or car jot wouldn't ron," sri no one t'1 ask the yows mid Waltrip. "It hasn't nm millionaire what he Is calling over Mxs we took It oft the truck down he (he quelified that car. On Thursday, Waltrip's foerth with It at iltill mph). modified car "Kaybelene" won They JiM ran oft and loft us. a sniM of the ISmile We've got to work on our car qualifying race and will occupy some If we're planning on lbs No.4 aist on the second row rIv.b4 ft very much this In Bondsy's Di $Omil. year." ciasaic. Bcsmdt sold he got 'a thrill a Another Grand National second" after the first ceetlon driver, Neil BoruMt. fl''ed fig on the second lop when ascend to Evano, a Ifidwit 32 Howard Boone blew an engine. isoonde behind. "My brake psdal fell off and l How dOSS Evane, who drives ran the red of the way withoet NASCAR's lighter muscled any aku," sold the member Grand Ni1 lrlv(.? "I don't ax. who I race against," soya Evans. "U they're drivinga car In my lssgi, I've got a good thence Sanford All-Stars '..s8nokhMachenc. BrMpen uste sa 1 -- p$g, do l f.stbsu In NFL p.7 WW 300 w"w the dog house for disciplinary W.II, Since You Asked... Q A bk oftrMsf.ryern w srsy, Saartsman's u.n'. That would also pair Lyman ____ vs. Spruce Creek, DST vi vs. Gainesville and Lake Brantley Against M'frJan Official pairings will be set Monday morning. Seminole's victory over ___ Seabrisis was something of a crowd pksair. Playing with Bulls Fire Costello, Name Robertson Coach Waltrip Eying - - Dog Racing IN BRIEF Seminole, Howell On Collision Course W Conn. Coll 101, Nchls 107 SPC*"- Sund.y, Feb. LIflv .1 - kadly. Lyai's polk6 do Wft is a r00 P& 1%1~19 Was Am - 1. Ith Pa, Moil Our Bank Ii Open Today... I you hay.. Flagship Jack Card E Iii 24 Hour Banker 1hV AUTT1C TILLIN LOCATID AT Nil OSUNSO OS. 313. 1774 IM AHP SNIK Re. Pus, n wires. OF SEMINOLE - as. SAN POlO PLAZA Ney. 114$ and SIte St. s.r:nt,y $duday$i.m.teixIsp.m. su1syfl*3S$1l$5pm. FDIC IN~ on uj w WINTIR PARK MALL Ney. 174$ sad LssUui Open Msndiy.kluday Ii.. tei;Np.m. Opsaleelly 1211111*11 p.m. - " ' '" ""' - -- ''. --.- - -,' a. •a .1. - ................ -- . - - - . �a iSA—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Sunday, Feb. is, im OURSELVES Wa,1.4 hi ngton ' s Birthday savings. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Fob. 1$, 17-1B _; L Briefly Special buy pants TiMaisses' and for juniors and misses. junior tops. - Free Horn. Vegetable Garden Seminars Begin Wednesday Part one of a seminar on planning, planting and care of your home Vegetable garden Is scheduled at the Seminole County Agricultural Center 1 P.M. Wednesday. The center is on U.S. 17-92 just past Seminole Community College. A follow-up session the same evening from 7:30..9:30 at =ral Savings & Loan, 1919 West State Road 436, Altamonte Springs. Part two of the home vegetable gardening session is planned at the same locations and times on March 7. Subject: Pest problems In home vegetable gardens. All sessions are free. (For more tips on home gardening, check special Home & Garden section In March 8 Evening Herald. Special 3.99 Scoop up a batch of our classic poiy.st.r.cotton sport shirts with contrast trim on the collar. Bright primary colors. Misses sizes. S. M.. L. Four 'angels of mercy' • (homemakers from the Special 8.99 Classic woven polyester-cotton slacks done several super ways. Juniors will love to buy a pair in every color. Sizes S to IS. Save on misses classic woven texturized polyester stretch slack with easy elastic back, buttoned fly-front. Terrific colors. Misses I to is. Services Inc. of Sanford) were p., . ESO Plans Special By JOAN MADISON HIraidC.ntIpISIIeII 1y were living In filth...the nyear-old woman and her 11ear.cld tnbsnd. In the kchun of their Oyesrld Altamonte Springs hems Mood Macbe of dishes, unwashed for many meals, Bottoms upi Prsttyglftbox of three bikinis orhlphuggers in assorted stylis and colors. 100% nylon tricot S.M.L. scriptions were filled for her. How did the newly employed homemakers feel at the end of their work day? "I feel ilk. I've accomplished something...! know I have," said Sarah Taylor of her first assignment. "I'm tired" said Inda Bradley, "but itt's all worth ILto see the expression on her face the elderly woman.)" "i always ask the Lord to Let me help someone," said Josephine Sarriner, whose wish was certainly answered. "I ilke to go to homes to help people." Teresa Henderson, recovering from the shock of (11sceverthg a aM rat while M,ulng, sloo felt good sbom* br onto the dining area were egg shells, citrus rinds and garbage st all soils. Discarded bottles—cç, mayonnaise, soda—were p&Iedhlghon the refrlgeratoc and cabinets. The top of the Utthm IMII hadn't no sow In years. A pet-bullied Move In the middle of the living room was fa4 weed beat on rMlwa* sheet the room. Pdes, of wood wire so .nb.ddsdIs the capeUag that the carpet appeared to be Ill eend. Dirty clotheswore everywhere It seem.Eder an the ic—s four hoakers from the Bay Area Horns I4ish Services, Inc. of Sanford. They were funded theo,h (ETA by the County Commissioners to provide homemaker service to Indigents. Qnsn 4id persons would have thrown up their I 11de end nfl Is the opposite 4rC1100, but the.. "angels of mercy" were undaTht They rolled up their sleeves having te to" protests bythe sndutework ... aldettj = whe dida't went them to theow anything away. "B's so bard to get ft and when you get, you b@Id to 4" be told t 0 Aftw bw bourn of dillgent work, the horns locked --1 Uveibis. The MaCIn of dirty Ismy disappeared. Jesk—bogs sod bip of ft—was thrown away. Dishes wire washed sod Macbed neatly In the cabinets. A clew Iglecloth actually pued the table. The elderly wow was bathed and milled good again. Earlier she bed been Won to the clinic by Anne Belch, RVN, who is director of medical services for the Seminole Counly es of Bay Ares Homes Ikeith services. She was 11ound be Is need of medical care and her per. Book Review Epsilon Sigma Omicron (ESO) honorary educational sorority of the Florida Federation of Woman's Clubs, will meet Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. in the home of Mn. Vance A. Taylor. Mrs. E. A. Moriforton Is co-hostess. 3for;4 / Its our hlet'lc shc s lal., 7v99 0 , \4 a Sit 0 Special 5.99 lik, the Peed in our triple striped sport shoe. I urls, cool nylon with vinyl suede trim. The rubber sole wraps around the Mel and toe to 'oggers extra support. Padded arches and ton Sizes for men, women and boys. IV1 sunglasses Special 3 f"r $ I I uI WU O• GM framed? In fashionable Sun.ensor' sungisssesthstgofremilghtlo ark __ hNgMGrestplNtIo .ndmstslstylesformenandwomsn 44 0 • shew and sale will be held Saturday, Feb. 17, from 0 10i.m.to6p.m., and Simday,fromlla.m.tol p.i., at the Sanford Civic Center. Special guests, Including two authors, are upsjtecL For Informatloà, call Sara K. Myers. 3 0 • Tailored 0 jewelry, i love this COIPeCSQflCI flew-style necklaces. pIerced 0 uiCPenney 7 0 40 SANFORD PLAZA Mo17*2 and Stats St. mmiiffirt4it.lO&M.4PM. ORLANOODNTN 1*N. n t,T)in& :t*A.M.4PM. OMIY,$&M.4:aPM. 0 • •Jo '-.. ., 44 ' -. •• . •,a• i•i'i TA WINTER PARK MALL Nwy.1742andtanR -- 0 Students__ 8 - Fit, 0 - 0 4 / .8 ROBERT WALKO ___________ _______ ______ —- - (NuN NSNW 0 CUTA*Y MARGE MCCOY . en$unday12:3I$:aSP.M. 0 A • about X t.scbers at Lyman, This is great experience," she Mange credits the adwith 501 students In grades 742. said. mninletratlon at the school with Today, we have about 211110 ftwuInthelatelO'sthat the MW people It bard to 1191@014 from $4Z with about done, saying, "Mr. Henley Is __ bs. ___ino, aa teSaI6ifl, 1 CCOPWith — or the on. who has given blood, but Maras McCoy keeps bar we were en doable .—w. resenting according sweat and tears. People may Margo. The4lUft7 dries codes were coelisirroundedbi thirl won over *Sdodcds. flawd* hair flowed ad times, but from 7 am. to3i.m. each Morse's own son and daag he has to ass the overall plc. tM airs cotadry MrIke felt theheck effects day. bath puaMid fru 14ow& at any tun. He hu dbn&W many young people everywhere pgg 0 s, epy As coofideallil ascjay to- -WithiM n.w-vocstteaal Homed to (fton Haft, prIscipsiat buildingt t one ofthe form ofdiscipline. Lyman'High School, former psrhing asia, Lyrnan"But . . n.e. ha been plagued wIth aEVWAW Leegwood, Merge mailed as -.. to bewoo , one WOW think MWP fee" some of the sa=a obortogs01 parkingapica No orowtThsdioleutstakeprlds IN a by students relu over the for i Is their appearance, hair cut. would juat Wren be dashes ±:st "In f we ' "We wooere st'ta to we back Is Myl. d tb5l . down to Florida Hospital, C*OatYPbaSecalIsfr1m ide r the bus, ha so many hmn .erlorn about t hejr hutSSI 011 ass Modais delve anyway. Guess wink. Now they or. setting a ___ In .Iattbe emergency 411=10010 do said. IW be" to aj hgii goal for themselves and r Merge ha Isdsctrisitkn the crowding for awhile:' abs reilly trying to oltain it,,,ornowevery Saturday at. 's bees stbescbIol s3etomwbsabe aid. 1Isw,v, mere lend is Margesaid. , doing or three sbe is do F'iket 01 the Lyman bdm nowed hr which will on day dands out dw* in suing a cures is Cii. PTA fur several ycas. bob alleviate the itcdles. "llamthel l 4 1 @11111110Muse has sees great the day Prrf komedy was 11"e4t ("Ily ags; d Lyman w6d It I Is eclueci curricalom sainadindat "Allier wsgetthe IovuSIObSVIIodPIqg.It,4 beat,thisids,Is a MoceflrdbeceI,dved. wood betheo '91vi1d a CPR wsdabsted has j •1' pr. TW "Who I &A dWted bus, Vhetbartofaltheeutir,rbeolwaiidlsdast thepnig.omIs then was JiM the basic Weds ton essofthe top W .cL Is I ________ b*i. the sibjeets.. New, thin's ______________ 'w to get thUr Prilpel leuky had s to Suet twheis aids be the far every Modeet, neertlen. Will, their, realm say, sheet Mcrs: 'I',, winked casM,,aiIAyeerliv, ngerdia.d his WerI.its was a In—'°c thetwe with hur for l$y,us.dhan wesuiVisusalI ofsI&wtlare.tu*uMsdIw waited MWthead01,sgjto dweptound hordwitow nd be heu.*s a isery,_d collage l wad be wet. m the_iruat. Med c,"$akue istksiwy ___ ha bus ha rr I k pr We slur ,ut'—° re akid ow - Is bar week 41169 has s. whauF*ca,enkabel the iinag and r&W to ," 0 be Im thun were day adge be rheai a haidsy, . she recallei all these years." _____________ 00 4 - u • 0 Cto '• IL •' 0 0 ideats who wish to be cosldorid for ftMneI& at the University of Florida for 157910 inle year are remlndsd that th mint ut their açllcuusms no later than Marsh I. received eiW ths Mesh frat csnddsred on a available &odsats or tisgths(Icsforuósat anal Affaiss, Room 3$, 1it Hall on the _ _ srsl$y 01 FlorIda camps, Oalasvilli, daU. .j pvstI.M we alas available tlee po gidaacee.isn or commty cslngs . IyEWANICHOLI Herald C.rnupr1 • lb. Sei'sbiile County Medical AwilLary_is acOssorlt a fri. blood essure and aths tuting I Jà wdor cithios on Saturday, Fib. 24, at the ': tsrSanIordcamboroICemmsro.bii$"g E.FIrat.,fresn$toll:$SLm. I I 0 0 Aid For 0-I Kept'Her Cool' In School / I Snlors Get Free Testing tClai 'a0 First Teacher's Aide Has lorida's first American china and pottery I 0 S.. FliTh, Page 1B Caldwell. China. Pottery Show rn 0 a Dear and Glorious Physician" by Taylor / sa isv s . "This was probably the. mostsevere case the homemaker service will have to encounter," says Aànlnldrator Robert Web, who was at the scene helping the homemakers. Five women have been hired — funded by CETA (Comprabensive Employment and Training Act)—to work for a period of oneyear as homemakers.Basically, they will perform services necessary for a safe, clean, pleasant home, and personal can of the incapacitated PeML "We will take care of people regardless of their ability to pay," says Walk.."U they can afford something, we will ask them for what they can afford. Funds we get this wav will mihIe urn to emit a rmidprM nurso mit nr skilled workm for the medically indigent." a difference between medically indigent and Indigent as such," he elaborates. "You will find people In nice home, medically Indigent because of a recent illness, or a prolonged illness, like cancer. "They may owe 10 back payments on their home, and Mrs. Ross Harris of Jacksonville, will review 00 S.. They Were Living In Filth... The Seminole County Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) is having its February meeting at the Altamonte Recreation and Civic Center, on Highland, Altamonte Springs on February fl, at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend. For more Information call Treena Kay., 3223069 (after? p.m. 0 - •. Herald photos by Joan Madison Teresa Henderson (from left), Linda Bradley, Josephine Barriner, Sarah Taylor and Anne Reich RN. NOW Meet Open To Public Ladies high stepping sling back dress sandals. Great leatherilke looks in polyurethane. Choose from basics and pastels. sleeves and went to work. The G.E.D. test leading to Florida High School diploma will be offered at Seminole Community College on March 26, 27, and 28. Eligibility for taking the test must be completed by March 16. A free, self-help program to prepare the student for the test is available at study centers located thouaho'A Seminal. County. For details On the sttjdy center in your neighborhood, call SNnlnol Q*nmunity College and ask for the G.E.D. office. Ladies casual, comfortable strappy sandals. Polyurethane with cork wedge heel that gently slopes to crepey sole. Fashionable colors. '' At undaunted. They rolled up their The 303rd Bomb Group and attached wilts, &h AF, WWII, Molesworth England (1941-1945), will hold their 3rd Reunion in Dayton, Ohio August 2326. Further Information on the reunion or association Is available by sending 40½ stamped self addressed envelope to: Joseph Vlelra, P.O. Box 8531, Hollywood, Fl. 33204. ies' budget for spring 'i __________ • •• GED Tests Scheduled I •WW •.. ! Bomb Group Plans Reunion Junior polyester sheer blouses. Assorted pastel prints. Sizes 7 to 15. 7: \ BayAr.a Home Health An amateur acting club is forming. If you have ever wanted to act but are shy, withdrawn or have Problems In communicating, then this club Is for YOU — lots of Improvisation, reading plays and just plain fun. For details can Joan Wah, 645-1695 Mon-Fri. Special 7.99 __ 0 Amateur Actors Wanted Special 11.99 •../ . . • 0 • -- 0 . • 0 --- __ -- • — .. - .. - ,_,_ - • d._a._._ - .....4j, — - . .--- --• ----.----- -- .....a....a. . -.-.- 0 - 0 - .- - — - - .. - . ..t:. -• ._ -- - - - I �20—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 10, 179 School Volunteer I" GARDEN CLUBBERS PRESENTED Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Week, Students Fare IIa.L arson NATIONAL LIFE MEMBERSHIPS You &IP The Garden Club of Sanford held the second general meeting and luncheon of the club year at the club house. Mrs. Walter Lee, right, lupper photo), club president, assists Mrs. Frank Woodruff III, who presented a color slide program and workshop on Fundamental Flower Arranging. Mrs. Woodruff of Sanford, Is an accredited Instructor of the National Council Flower Show School for Judges. In lower photo, two club members receive Life Memberships in the National Council of State Garden Clubs. Mrs. Rose Messersmjth (left to right) presents life membership to Mrs. Abbie Owens on behalf of the club while Mrs. E. R. Wood receives a life membership from Central Circle presented by Mrs. George Chapman. The luncheon was catered by Jacaranda Circle. J I • • ' 11 V ., . . 7' , V •ç• •' 17 •, tI ;' • Run By JOAN MADISON He,MdC,,1 &' Hirald plistes by Tim VIiiciit •. ••• j • ti During School Volunteer Week, legislators, county commissioners and school lx)srd members got an insight Into the school system u they worked at schools throughout thecowgy — someforafew • hours; some for the day. ' And some stayed longer than Planned. Representative Bobby Brantley of flii.j - V Representatives was one of them. The students at Lakeview Midge School In Sanford were so responsive to Bratley's presentation, he couldn't get away. He stayed on to answer -• ___ Uie1rIflanyquestions. Also, be had planned to speak to three classes — hespoketoseven. And he enjoyed every minute Il alit. "I was impressed with their , knowledge of the state government, and the con. L.,p • stitutlon," noted Brantley. He was also Imprecied with the quality of the students' questions. The queried him on .' the ERA, President Carter, and his feelings on women presidents They wondered how REPRESENTATIVE BOBBY BRANTLEY IN CLASSROOM V he felt about states revoking the 5 MPH speed limit, and they he had a valid complaint or understanding of what teachers wanted his views on voting area 01 concern, any legislator Apparently acutely aware of go through." party versus person. would listen to him. his responsibility as a model of After the legislative session Is Brantley, explaining how Brantley encountered the behaviour to the students, over, Brantley, who has visited bills get started, cited same young fellow In another Brantley talked of the the political science dasee, at legislation that originated in classroom later that af "dedicated and sincere people Lake Brantley High School classrooms "You have good ternoon and again he eagerly politics" and urged the several times, plans to go back suggestions and good Input, raised his hand. "Would you students to try to "think of a Into the dauroom "to talk: We'd like to bear train you," he REALLY listen to us?" he goal you would like to achieve" about some 01 the tithip th at told the class asked. and "keep expanding on It." went on during the session." A doubtful young fellow "I could see the wheels In his "1 don't know U they learned The most frequently asked raised his hand and asked, head churning," said the anything," reflects Brantley, question of Brantley? "Would youreallyugtento us?" legislator, fondly. "And I ex. ainlllng."butllearnedaloe.,., "When will you run for Brantley assured him that if pect him to come up with I came out with little better president?" — ; On Sundays' Re-Run ;kas ' In And Around Longwood So Neiman: ----- Shocked 00911 the raw Elizabeth (Bitty) Neiman Sound ____ ___ ___ It ihould ___ because fkipn4hr? Mts. Neiman Is assistant MARSHA WAIT uaiot pl at Ibe olands, or principal thI Woodlands was Mrs. N? Confused? is it, the ' .•. ____ ma_beceom, Mrs. Linton aid b,th. osywa "Al and Gerry 150th wore W$wbo.s The p 111' 101dM the Qirokof thrsondl told Al,AI,,ouad Gspd hiijhstd In P1 'IflIV Mr. Heckenbach have the ______ Evelyn Nthiaa dt_____ — k4 her daft in Ismililde m4I a maid 01 honor y,' "áS4d.IL Zssth Iii with NOW Wdartmae of Nidi. $nI, dko Tea., serving U Mc School Bawd ad 1kcbbr fot' boot m Is principal ot the Wooande. Ifiblewloin gusets Honeymoon? Y. Pes Watirboone of Mr. and Mrs. Watortioms Will Dover; John Neiman of be touring on the pad Mps; and Dsvld and Trios diewbesler, MluluIppI aneekled s N4naa 01 fl 'Was Nlin-var In My Arlene McDermott, National President of the Ladies A"°'vy to the Veteran's of Foroign Wars, during hr visit to Orldo from Feb 9.13. Mrs. McDermott from Concord, New Hampshire, has trsveIedto34MMss,au wall as Japan, Guam, Taiwan, and the Panama aj Zone, since she ie the Far East countries that when there lsalesdononyUS alcem,orhiarem.bii,w. are allowed to enter that cowry and follow up on the lend," says Mrs. Mc)ermott. Adding, that the US Ii making _ every eftoit to recover our servicemen who remain In the Far East. took Mcs In Sept. 1V7$. Ge the IHgt4,r aids, Mrs. "Iwa very Well received ln McDsrInottvrjv.djflOrlondo Hawaii and was briefed by our from Mhimseota. ,It was so wriA gui..i T. UI flLUII See i— w.IUI IW I W Him Asked, Severalyears UAUAUY:several ago you had some advice in yoir colisnn for a woman who was In love with a married man. It started out, "Never ezpecttosee him onSmdaysor holidal Icit It out and duck It in a book, but now I don't remember give up her social statu, answer to I ALREADY :• financial security and BELIEVE, who wanted to know , retirement Incise because of bow to get rid of rellgioà yes. hucksters. But you were too However, her decovery will gentle when you said, "Tell: probably termimte his affair them you don't want to take up With yen, as be prepared to get their valuable time." Ness new dithes, circuits, ml find metkr married man Abby, their time Is not waded, whk.h Iw Ii - ", .4 ..ii'. .. weiss was is a skew, cold trying to get converts. It's part (bivfngmocrasy(Myhusband yescit in pubic, bet be hsesdy,ksfat(eteetbg)ml of their religious program to Is a college profeasor and we prepared inentertainHIM at basil slept with him fer 19 spend their time that way. have yew place. He may bring a year.. Sign me.. Why not say, 'Please don't library!) bettle •r the steaks Oc. HiaWife takeupMyvaluabletlzne.hlths I need that litter to show to eaieay, but in aetai dollars DEAR ABBY: I liked your more hoeat. my daughter who Is In love with ad ants ya WE WW mn a married man. Cm you locale a k thu he'll .psnd a yes. ft &Dd print ft again, please? Never _____lip ml a in es .. L.IN NEW HAVEN 01PSINMIC,inIS. DEAR Is Hire It in: Don't ing when be Deer Amy: May I give y inRo yes Mc wie in a shrew, resdun the beau of my very cell, heady, on fat, (or to vdesbh .qorlea.? I aMies l) and e heal uispi wIth IMein eq w who in "in fir is yssi, kiV'w*arW. Dos'tsversspsetMcw*in Never iqeit in is a *vsree — eves Es Isdeys or hiUlys. catches She kins yes ore Never cii a hiss let Mc Ift ml west be Mc Dss'teversqscsIsine kit. Ales, she in .bat in ew be . U KAREN MARIE BROWN WILLIAM LESLIE HOLCOMBE III iii NANCY ELLEN SCIIAFFER LAMAR THOMAS CORLEY Brown -Holcombe Schaffer-Corley Mr. and Mrs. Terrence V. Brown Jr. of 1327 Douglas Street, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Marie, to Wuhlazn Leslie Holcombe III, son of Rev, and Mrs. William L Holcombe of Kissimmee. Born In Orlando, the bride-elect is the granddaughter 01 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mayo, 5V3 Oak Island Road, Orlando, and Mrs. Helen Brown 011901 Palmetto Ave., Mr and Mrs. Richard F. Schaffer of 701 Mandarin Drive, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Ellen, to Lamar Thomas Corley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Corley of 2540 Sanford Ave., Sanford, Mlii Brown Is 1975 graduate of SnIiioIe High School. She attended Trevecca Nazarene College, Nashville, Tea., and will graduate as a business major this year from Seminole Community College. She Is a secretary at the Seminole Coisdy Sheriff's Department. Her Banco, who was born In Sanford, Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Price, 1= W. First St., Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pew, Bath S.C. He Is a 1973 graduate of Lyman High School and is rn"inger of Seminole Pd Supply, Sanford. Wedding plans will be announced at a later date. Born In Hialeah, the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rabens of Longwood,, and Mrs. Louise Schaffer 01 Baldwinville, Mass. Miss Schaffer will graduate from Seminole High School In June. Her fiance Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dobson, 1226 Douglas Ave., and Mrs. J. L Corley, Cameron Avenue, and the late Mr. Corley, all of Sanford. He Is a 197$ graduate of Seminole High School and Is assistant platform manager of Corley Produce Co. Inc. of Sanford. The wedding will be an event of Feb. 23, atl p.m., at the home of the bride In the presence of the Immediate families. Rev. Virgil Bryant will perform the ceremony. CAROL LYNN FARELLA ERIC JOHN LARSON Garden __ The South S.ntnok Garden sh pit LOVE into action as they held a Valentine party for rr4s ld of the Better Living 0441'at 3111 Do" 1y_ 17 residents treated to homemade cookies, Cr- MELENDA EI)MISTON Militello, Mrs. R.C. Bollingers went to see an "Up his home at 1311 Prince Philip Miss Sally Lunn and Steve 1 (Grace) (Helen) Newcomer, and Mrs. With People" program which Drive were his sister, Diane; Gloelli. Mom was presented ,. . .c Know Your Ballet Guild Danc.erat ,. V NORMA 8. WHITE .1 Leslie Branner is currently modeling in Paris following several years work with the Ford Modeling Agency In New York. Her picture has appeared in the nation's leading fashion magazines. Following his graduation from Yale University, Seth entered Tulane Medical School in New Orleans. His field Is forensic medicine. Some of his articles now appear in medical journals. sad LAURA MOORE Isrer Idea 4 uuots. SETH COREY The pc in indusL Getting Married? and wed. j hgspeaat nounceonint. Wedding foim. ad pidures mint he no" The icIjrms may be Be- submitted within two weeks of the edding. Contact T6 Hea14 OURSELVES editor for firma on avoivaM, at Herald OS to m. / do MdWVIlahspWhlWathu V '9inreesfvehusshes1lb are, by idiiIel white and Wsck ephuIfapletve is HstokeiWilift Mid be 411,11111101111111 IW a 11111118111:61a ____ lnfoPma ______tion TRINITY PREPARATORy SCHOOL college Preparatory Grades 6 through 12 $dOOAIoma Avenue Orlando. Fl. 32307 APPLICATIONS now being accepted for school 1740. Phone 671.4140 for free brochure. Trinity Preparatory School is nondiscriminatory In admission,. and with 94- an- L - - V • -- •• _ VV — -— - . V _.._ LESLIE BRANPIER ____ isaleI.r14 btiseasdtbscuspl.aauMuedeerWor,shsy,Ib, ___ 1111111111111110 9 MEET THE TRINITY GRADUATES leads,, from lbs o,vunaily adthaueH$flchsiI from Orlaids, ads, lbs dirictlis WRUCOVERIIA - _Mok hr capdft (Ci_.tl Fries Pigs in) Adieu Jauriul1s. __ __ ThSFWis iW feature __ _artIcipation of prominent __ cmd___plelludwal ewe, we con Oda dwk a Uftis mare Uiuble." _ sq Ares Hiss 'fish luvIces in a __Al ivals a.rm jj- y .Mck provides b ad anku in ruat. 01 Pin.Wos, (b'gs, vows ___ __ Under hiss hulk asrol1s. ad wovEn WOODS BEDSPREADS D.comUg D.n ____ RigI*s Johnny Hicks, former Sal fordite, has returned to Sanford after over 40 years of living In New York City. He Is happy to be home with his daughter Mrs. Dorothy Adams. Ow knpoitoM decblon, ihould be mode of horn.. V Regional Diraidw of do Sao F'I*Ith Happy birthday to all the February folks: Mrs. Sallye F. Benthly, Renice J. TiHmaii, Ralph Tillman, Mrs Gloria IL Smith, Mrs. Mable H. McClam, Mrs. Virginia H. Jenkins and Mrs. Claudia H. Randall. I kappa 5fty of will observe Its tMrd Aimal Founds& Day Pragrom on dey, Feb.13, at 3p at the Wselakin Free Will IH'uu Church, Elbth Street sad Mulberry £i, The _r for the occasion Is Roror Norms 8. Was, Past Atlantic Night Fire Service will be held Feb. 25 at New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, 9th Street and Hickory Avenue. Rev. Robed Doctor will deliver the message for the evening. Friendship and Union Society are sponsors. All churches are Invited to fellowship with hihis service, held each fourth Sunday at 7:30 p.m. tharlotte Otto. Linda described as tremen his parents; and maternal with a beautiful red roam cor The party was especially dous. The theme of the grn4ar.ids, Mr. and Mrs. sage. dear to the garden club, preesitatica w "Yew of the MIllie Ti.t Corut one because FREE DECORATING SERViCE their members, Child". The singing and InFebruary II really a The Wright family of QuinMrs. Bert 7Jlnmer, Is a resident strumental group demon- math for birthdays as well big as tuplet Drive are the kind, who berry pach, Valentine baskets CALL 322-3315 at the center. strated dances from countries hearts and flowers Right up just get up and travel when the ' li ft gift packs, 01 322-7642 around the world and danced 10 there In Importance with *it moves and that's just and mat Important of all: Mr. and Mrs. Jim (Linda) 40's and 50's numbers. George Washington and what they did last weekend. omsosie's time, attention, and sometime and you never know Bollinger of 1115 QuIntuplet frlaivI.tdp. They had a greet what may happen to us," Mrs. Drive and their children Abraham Lincoln Is my Main, Hoping to find mow for their The South Seminole Garden Mrs. time playing Bingo, too. Leonard (Jane) three boys, Eric, Shawn, and Bs.dfaloe remarked. 41-a Jimmy, 6 and Alyne, 3, spent a Club Is planing an 0 Casselbsrry with a Feb. 12 Bobby, Bob and Claire drove to "It isa JOY to give a litUebjj Other members who hosted cold (It was In the 20's), but program for Monday, Feb. It. ay. PHILIPS the Smoky and Highland olenjoymuudto someone else," the party were Mrs. Ralph enjoyable weekend with her Orange County Agricultural Mo un tains. Mrs. R.L. (Louise) Bull", (Lena) Hammond, Mrs. par t Sunday wasitiig day her. en s, Mr. and Mrs. S. L Agent, Thomas M5cCubblfl will pr il4 of the clubsaid. The b boys sle sledde ed around She and Dad dined on luscious Kenneth (nhley) Green, Mrs. Brothers in North Florida. speak on "Care of Plants and Gatltnberg and the family "We all will be getting older Mildred Loving, Mrs. G. G. While In Madison, the Trees" at the meeting which seafood with I. from enjoyed the picturesque IN BUSINESS SINCE lesi and Betty Young will be held at the Women's 31PWEST13thST. scenery. The beautiful frozen Club house on Ovsrbrook Drive SANFORD .ater that atterno-n she was waterfall it Newfound Gap was am@ and Wallyisiiip. 00 000 1 Pm. out of. fairy We, said honoredata surprise birthday ilke oartv at my home i Azalea Claire. V sal DIL1I7 w iur of IIN Quintuplet Drive, who Lake. Rich homemade vanilla Laura Moors, Uuedeugtderof Brow, Mr. and Mrs. Wilhim Sandra and Richard Mandia, celebrated his 19th birthday lcs.creun, strawberry cream CikS lime I1IIIL*t punch, nuts, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Moon, Burkhead, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moore and Friday, Feb 9. • ___ and cookies were served at the ill third yew member with the William ariEs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ballet Guild of Sanford- Robert Crows, Mr. and Mrs. Also Mr. and Mrs. William Hap' Birthday to Master Relatives who attended were Seminole Dance Company. William Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Miss Linda Parrot, Mr. John Ruaso,sonofMr. and Mrs. her mother, Mrs. H.S. Gee of the Guild's Qesgo Thom"Dillin, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Aurele PIOUIX Mr. 9tho1wp rsclplats this pad Neal Dew, Helsu Goodeon and and Mrs. Harold Prouls, Miss Richard J. Rum. Due to a little WilHwu; Mater and brither'Inr..uu..r, the 1$1esrdd "cor Mr. and Mrs. Fad Groomsl, Juatte Rastoin, Mr. and - sickness he had to postpone his law, Mr. and Mrs. Millard G. TRINITY PREPARA TOR Y SCHOOL graduates are to the Central Florida Rotter; daugtdec, Min Cathy Also Mrs. and Mrs. G. Roes Robert, Mr. and Mrs. bas targeted a career In Zoo until later, but was up to Lee Casselberry; husband, lobn.s Mrs. Willie Kilgore, David Scott, Mr. pursuing college degrees and graduate Mrs. sear the Lyman 5j Pamela Aim Hattaway, Mm peter valor, Mm olive wilt, celebrating with Ios.cr.sm and Lou; son-In-law, Pat Edinlaton; programs as well as successful careers. Ichoel sophomore for the Robert Hattaway, Robert Mr. and Mrs. William Wilt, III, cam on his second birthday, and grandchildren, Carol and Saturday, Feb. 10. Those Danny Edmiston and myself. GMbl's 11th seseas on: Lasts. Hettawiv. T4 Sus Rv Min Mary 7shal t.lpthg hlnusjoy the party at Also Joining In tho fun were r. and Mrs. &.uos Founder's Day.Set lVlay (Peb. 9) niØd I was as*aiiach,din my IWo. "I joined Julto k my Wm w, walked o the Royal gfrWrlad's mother hey, ad Ardebheu.sadfes4all Mwted$yaruds,,lssto W. fadly, frioude ad Cs. thsorpd.I4g wsjkm ra4 for a perty, I love." ____ w ftagam*" Those wvr were by Service at Allen Chapel AME Church, followed by the group entertaining their families to a dinner at the Holiday Inn. mini.kinDs Put Love Into Action — The Silhouettes of Kappa Alpha Psi hold their monthly meetings every fourth Saturday. The January meeting was held at the home 01 Mrs. Katie Adams, Orlando. The president, Susie Blacksheare, and members made plans for the yearly projects such as scholarship fund and special contributions for needy families. The group Plans to become involved with assisting In the promotion of activities for the Kappa Fraternity. The Central Florida men of Kappa Alpha Psi held their outstanding Founders Day MAR%'A HAWKINS Sanford Correspondent 3225415 DRAPERIES In And Around Casselberry ____ M IWI W ___ Celery City Lodge No. 542 and Evergreen Temple No. 321 of Elks have begun their second annual scholarship Drive, Mrs. Sandra Holton Richardson and Mrs. Patricia Johnson Huciiey have been given various Projects to benefit them as contestants for the Mrs. Elks Contest. All Brothers and Sisters of Elkdom are asked to cooperate with the contestants. The annual Brother and Sisters Valentine party was held at the Elks Home. It was an evening of fun, food and music. Willie Merkerson, Exalted Ruler, and Katherine Alexander, Daughter Ruler, were In charge. __ Recovery Tmu. The United IwünmIl4," Mrs, McDermott agreementwith said, la'b1iig1y. QI' Announced In Elks Contest Mr and Mrs. Jerry J. Farella of 209 Summerlln Ave., Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol Lynn, to Eric John Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larson of Lake Markham Road, Sanford. Born In Queens. N.Y.. The bride-elect Is the granddaughter 01 Mrs. Carolina Plerro, 201 VirgInia Ave., Sanford. She Is a graduate of Seminole High School and Seminole Community College (1972). Miss Farella Is employed as assistant cashier and operations officer at Flagship Bank of Seminole (central location). Her fiance, who was born In Tawas City, Mich., is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and Erich John Larson, all of Lake Markham Road, Sanford. He is a Seminole High School graduate and Is a management trainee for Slumberite Inc. The wedding Will bean event of June ,at5 pm. aAll Souls Catholic Church, Sanford. For Prestedent? _____ 'Never Expect To Mr s. Contestants Engagements Ask,* When W Sunday, Feb. II, 17-3B -— - •• .1 - - *:t:: — • r -'-•-•. -•••-• -•- --•' •- — -- -— .--V-V.- .— •• - - d . • . • • • J V -— __V —. * •••• V •V V-V• year �41-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. BLONDIE Sunday, Feb. ii, 191 ACROSS by Chic Young HERS GAVE ME SHOPPING MONEY AND I DIDN'T HA /E'TOA$g HAD ( U DIDN 'l HAVE TO ASK? TV r°'0I1 " NEVER 70 ASK' i'i _ _____ HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE "Six Of A Kind' (B/W) (1934) Charlie Ruggles, W.C. Fields. Two zany couples 10 For S4inday, F.bruary 'A' 5.00 ) ':"Country Matters: Breeze You as ocrta1t7 to '.3 awksned to the elemental and Passional. side Of____ their natures fl4oly ______ BEETLE BAILEY j,nstey" Two young women are ____ tim tc&y , __ ________ __ ______ ; "wtien they save a Jobless 'communIty.(R) ____ by DON'T PWJE ASK ME, LOOK, MAJOR, I'M TOO BUSY TO WORRY ( COLONEL, ITS I PUNNO, 15'A RULE BOOK yu OUT SOMEONE TO Exceptional 2 The 35 Space agency bit MAKE PECISI" (abbr.) . derstanding (2 3 Cooking utensils 4 Plastic 5 Compass 54 One-billionth petitively, particularly it the core of tw %and I _____ ____ 0 e all-new Seek aos adlvs social •,Sugar. ______ LAWRENCE WELK ____ You'll be web and long selfpW i'ilhiWIIIII5 U115.$517 Mail $1f ___ p. bsI lbs __ 1 2 3 I a 5 6 7 8 Has 411 ___ _______________ THE BORN LOSER ow ' CAIJ by Art Sansom _____________________________ /uc OZf at' MTI11TUVVJ1 T)4U6! oO I UA _________ 12 [103 RE$OI$ V'JI4Y 1H ' ca — — 18 MX1 - ' ' — 123 • 24 I 29 -' 25 28 27 28 ___________ — - - 30 i's-- 31 - - - .'a' '0CHIP$ A trucking corn,'Pany tiles to put two Independ' truckers, who ira friends With Pooid and Jon, out of _________________ _ ____ ' — — — — 20 21 — - 22 - — — ' — — 19 _ ____________ 14 15 ,NoII.CAM MAGAZINE ;; ______________ - 32 33 36 ______________ "°"' (4)5 THE WHITE SHADOW 'Coach Resvss' personal stand Vfl COrpOI!ai Punishment In the C' SChOOl IS UnexPeCtedly put tO a _____ 6LOVE BOAT "A Good And Faithful Servant" John MIlls, 'Celsste Holm; "The Secret Liii Of Buil Smith" Haylsy Mills; YTug Of War" Juliet Mills, P5v1d Hedison; "The Designatd LoVSf" Riggs Jackson. 40 42 -r1 ________________________ ____________________ _________________________ _____________________ __ —— - - 43 44 - — — - 45 46 48 — 47 - - c - ,3839I by Bob Montana ARCHIE THAT'S DISCID IT'S SUPPOSSib LOVE YAI SAW. - LOVE Yq - 6110y"LOVEYA", BI H TO BE 56 HE CAN'T REMEMBER THE _ 113 52 — 53 57 58 59 co #6 63 65 T _ — — yo 64 — J 66 i J - - — ___ •'- WIN 'I AT IS 101 BRIDGE vnationaayiameus mmiii1st, his unfaithful wits, a family friend, and the wlt's lover become involved In a bizarre series of events which may or may not actually be haPPening. Monday, February 19, 1979 1 A movie fan (Don Knolls) dreams of becoming a costing director; a ;swspapereoman (Florence H.ndsrson)wantstobirldOla 1Satanlc Curse, and a nun (Usa dHartman) de5lrle to 5 FANTASY ISLAND 1 I EEK Ii MEEK DD U ALIZE AT - IF, IT tjJ' F ALL IUER€kTT RR ALL rt)(JR DR(*W6 lb 4AV Aff DRU*IL)G tD M$* ? MCJi' A YOURBAY by Howls Schneider - - '1UHAr A NORTh J 64 p97532 AQ sriu ' wr KQ3 Q 1084 J $32 • K 107 54 AJ I PRISCILLA'S POP ' K 764 II Vulnerable: Neither bv Al Vermeer 4AT KINP CF A jg TEXT TO$Y i' WHY v TIlE %' NG it) LATE -ri-€ RVICE, ANP ALL is ii !ICU CANT EVEN RPV Q 10 0 5 3 sou'rii A 10875 N I Dealer: South West North Eut South /UY5E THEY CAN'T FINP A PAKJN& HEATHEN RAGE? - ________ 3• 4• ____ NM, N. ' FebruaryIt, West won and led a diiYou'll have i gliStOr op mond but South just hoed up with dummy ace, en Portunity this coining year to You us fortimate today 4 he led a third heart from tIED %) with many MW and dummy. East discarded and thifereid persons who could be Howuu, you Should 40 70a' South ruffed. 1e laekykoiyeu,, 1 • g and Nex pa dd suggelkés made b'waU. dummy's ace and the ruff of mi another heart to set up QU A ARIUS ( J UL lOFeb. 19) j() (July 23A4 22) An dummy's fifth heart as a Don't let yourself be iireiatar.d tsM soctai esper winner. ilace by __ ___ On AM"Oft III doft Now South cashed his ace '' of trumps and led a third ,Mng against '° club, If West ruffed high, judgment today. Abide by es iXcUil yourself from the promoo of as with whom South would discard decisions. LIke to find ad more you've had ra4m bj: queen of diamonds from ummj so West just about Y0IUIII? Y°a' VIRGO 4* U) copy 01 the all-ASW AOISph You we ( chuck a diamond, a' South ruffed and led Ldt$i' for ll79bymaIHfl($1for get dlimmy's last heart In order GlchWWalWgoiiif ii,111I Nd own devices. U at all ..Iuto discard his last diamond. stamped envelope tO £110 try to avoid being Involved with He still lost two trump tricks Grsph, P.0, Boz 410, Radi oth..., and the heart lost earlier, Station, N.Y. 10019. Be o Oty to but he had avoided any dlimond losers. PCES (Feb. ID-March 10) YOur overall plasa eld rim Be tactful and considerate and inoolMy today as leag you you'll 1 .uctly whit you don't',* to g ,ys Your left-hand opponent Want today- If Y01111 aftempt to ldn& 7WOkift mul mAss has opened one mood, tae pressur, tactic. you won't rollihiEhe to SCORPIO (.*NW. ) After a spade overcall by even got to first bss. your partner, you find yourARIES (Much fl-April is) Os. who IS 01 yea cd self on lead against a four- You're likely to spend so nlgirh try In p1 a daip, ii yew heart contract. to A Colorado reader asks hli,vu for something, t you ads Is and ad the ge which spade you lead from COuld *911 these irt I4SN dhei'. queen-H. The standard lead 15 the that corn. Y SAG1TTAU* (Rev. Dc. four. TAUMM (April Wft 8) 31) An Ow M1 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AaN.) gMbw as __ wits o'iiera today. Check teesswnetay. (Do you have a question for yea' backyard that. You'll g aulmias ___ ______ ______________ the experts? Write "Ask the ftd joille By Oswald Jacoby and 8g - South played his ace of hearts on East's king arid studied , I Powr mLmLtmPvR IN'1*4? H1 IN TH' FPAKK 11111111I OH,WELL,wmAT C'('I ILOSE., TH C- eOPS OF TH e WISH III W$L.L PUPLY R$T YOUR T55IN IN A ___ _ ____ ____ ___________________ ________ Ito) I am would have to Lose allhe took in order to fall short of his four-spade contract, __________________ natural p.s.Ii'Ust, 11I If all finesses were wrong Ald CA= With _____ _ _ There were all aorta 01 a I , : line of play that required no fineness a all, AII - as W& two, be led bad his Jack ci hurts. as ord. _ _ of , oU anel I when saked 'to help wips Out two s" Od Ingambllng.(2Hrs.) a MOVIE "The Termil" ' Man" (C) (1974) George Segal, Joan Hackett. Based on I I ''el by Michael Crichton, $ '' w'"A he .lectrod. h'nplwtlng when Oirws I,-,, blackouts : nisks hkn rs. MOVIE "Elmer Gantry' (C) j I'4(19 O) Simmons. Aev an ppo 'eem Joins I Crooked evangelist, his es-girlfriend attempts to expo.s tI'uelr fraud' ij mfy show. (2 Hrs. 50 ', . *'rMine.) "Goodbye Charlie" (C) (1964) Tony Dibble Reynolds. Shot by an irate husband, a playboy 15 reincarnated as a girl. (2 Hrs. to a courtroom battle which divides a township. (Part 2 of 2) 510 MIN iso me pue 5 BLACK AWARENESS S THE O$MOND$ The ____ by stamped self-addressed Yoir attitude will _______ _ ______ to kl7ou ALVatYS (2)0 MOVIE "American GraffItI" (1973) Ron Howard, Richard DrSYIU$L In I small California community In 1962, four young friends who are about to be separated by col- M ____ IA$ .0008 (2) OUTDOORS ___ • • qf - ___ _ 710 __ MOVIE ®5 CBS "Marathon Man" (1976) Dustin Hofiman, Laurence OlIvier. A graduale student becomes the innocent victim of a Nazi war criminal who launchss an p sI- J, naft (1 1/2 Hm) York City kw "d COLUT1100 Thi IAsMY.... a. a ' ONIUI Now" - TJMRLIWIID$ M"1WCDVMPPf." lb -nit n—m ppj MIS WHOWA by T. K. Ryan WHON A SCHPMSHIP FORIM MZWHN PIP LJ Ft SUVCT WMA U r1 gr? ' 8*8 106 1. 1* 11 - P*1IAT. .. 3 11Usi LIVE' . _ Whipped Squeak MYTHWOM MOVIE 0I Whipped Petal.. Grees Seas Toss 8.1.4 Rolls Ice Cream _____ Milk or8bake EXPRESS LINE "ad Chicken Ham & Cheese SUdwick Titer Tots Toss Salad Fresh Fruit MilkorShake Sloppy Joe WOW"N SANFORD' NEW LOCATION HWY. ;n £ Iii. Mary Blvd. PIP AUTO INSURANCE m mlnlmwni r,qulr.d by LAW) Call Sanford.. TODAY 3232450 - A inupILUMIC601I M PLAZA TWIN Hwy. 17-92 322-7502 SUN EVE. 74$ L1LAZA 1] 9:30 PRO. 2 :. .. . .. E _ conter, Robin S1011111111111 ludesh AA, AILEDOIdI ____SprIngs, noon. 799 7 pxL, over Baptist Church, CrMi1 Luke ad C0ad17 Cub, Lake Mary, IaIurd Al'A $ p.m., First united MdImdiM Cua'ch, scIug. Hall. pm., M W. n* St. ila iecisty, $ p.m., 2001 E. 23th St., Sanford. (4) UPBEAT _ 1000 of chorges Met he murdlared a _ CANDSHAPM (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY (H) 1010 ALL STAR 4111111011111111 THIR P I 11111111IM11T 11 S TIEIIIIB Coverage Of the singe. llnals of Iii Volvo TenIII Gaimes m MiSsion HiltS CtubinRanchoMlrag.,CalIfor- ORSON WELLES LINDSEY...IILI.I. PLAZA It I Eve: 1:11 SUN. MATINE6 - ALL SGAn C: IS ZN ONLY 9511 Parties hold by S ADVENT= 5 S RESTAURANT : PP. rwift -- sssdLOIJNGE : I OVIRLOOKTNSSUNWAYI PH. 323-1591 1i.i:v $ • eALSO Brunch Dillow M5TID Youton Eat $ U, I S S UNPOSD All TUMINAI. Sunday Pridey •. __ I. Q~ cW.i .sW bw . IIdSffHtH,Itt. '; Tax TUD .PIVAIININSNSNIPAITII,ITC. . UITITAINMUIT NISIIflY 323.1210 Tft%% A' AOMIUION$ PRO" 5I5 TO CIte Plus 3 Tax s *.dpsl ' Lug in am CATUPIS 1,1 scuim•iv Ph Isurvidas we're 0.4 In you. SUNDAY is isesY .me rrs Ths Nicest BelIef aid hind $ Al You s ii,. includes MILk&$ILCinssd$gN. - TNI LOUNSI • PACI1TE Iaj'I I DI. Hwy. 17.52$. ___ IN 1.7 MOVIELAND • P11. 4p,m. TN 7 PUS. • 10ISFieeAvs.,ikey.I7.n UNFOlD NS *14101 ' ' CANISAT 2 PI0PLITOD •- ' -- . - __ - - .- 1 . .. - - ' - . - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - -- - k - - - 11 a 11IMST of FM and NON FALLM HAPPY DAYS(H) ____1110 1.25 a MA5MI of ANIMATION... 1muuh5050s5u55s5.s5 RN . Evil: ADULTS iso STUDINT5 a OVER 11.15 CHILD UNDU Is 1.26 11:00 welow of Poll" •A*OAIN MATINIU iii ALL SEATS MAY. _____ EDUCATIONAL -: ___ THURSDAY, FEB. 22 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Chill with Rice Cauliflower Strawberry Fruit Cup Milk & Roil MIDDLE SCHOOL Chill with Rice Cauliflower Strawberry Fruit Cup MONDAY0 FEBRUARY It Rid C*'155 CPR Cesie, 710 pin., Spring Valley HOIDSOWISUS'S Aaut Altaniont, Springs, Muudoy Murisri Teai$en Cub, 7:15 am., Holiday Inn, Wyinore Roul. Weighi Watchers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran Church; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Allamodi Springs. Diet Werkshe 10 a.m. and now Student Union Building, Rom 2N. Statem Uniforsky. DoLmd; 7:30 pzn., First Prsbytsrlan Cuarth, Deland; 7 p.m., Mol4lornsry Ward, Interstate Mall, Altwxiids Springs. 1010 IUIENS J A17 Fresh Fruit Milk or Ballrom sold round donciog,I pm., Temple Shalom, Providence and Pkajn boulevards, Deltoiva. Music by Kopel. N . IINCID MI PmcBn:1s41s 1,4 i 101118 Corn Greens Toss Salad Fruit Spice Cake Milk or Shake EXPRESS LINE Chin and PWery Show, 10 am. to 6 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. •ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 900 (2) (4) DONAHUE S BATTLISTAR GALACTICA Apollo tiles to deer Staibuck "Ms lIs$W 9 IF Fried CWCk Ham Cheese Saadwicb WhIppedPebilm Greealesue Toss 8.1.4 IceCresm Rolls MilkOrShake SENIOR HIGH FrledCblcka Ham & Cheese Cheeseburger Fieb Sandwich Gr p5 taties Toss ___________ Salad Applesuee Rolls Milk Or Shake SENIORHIGH BII.AROSI ,ra'ey SaJad Gram Peas pin., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Ceaselberry AA, 8p.m.. Ascension Lutheran Church. The Wem's Club of Casselberry sponsors a spaghetti dinner 5-7 p.m., clubhouse on Overbrook Drive. Open to public. . W NM 44 Dd b " Milk MIDDLE SCHOOL SENIOR HIGH pirn Mini Steak Sub Th Tators SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17 Taste its Taste Devesc. Ii Mizlcam Feed ft0OK WITh JOY • Roil Ice Cream Milk or Shake GRAND OPENINGH All / Toss Salad Spice Cake _____ FRIENDS MARY 'y P.E 5 MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 (2) NEWS S THE 000 COUPLE (M BEWITCHED S OVER EASY FAMILY I i;r Y2 PRICE J MSEN1 FrledChlckes WhippedPolities Greasleia Cheesburger (1) CAROL BURNETT AND saThIsft S Corn Pizza *M.zkrniDlsh.s O MS TIS IC 5cu, FRIDAY, FEB. 23 ELEMENTARYSCHOOL4, Greens MIIk&RO11 MIDDLE SCHOOL 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 B51TCHED 0 MERV GRIFFIN ROOKIES RISTAURANT a LOUNGI 1111111111111MY MAN ___ lNPAN'flMON1)f1 (1) EMERGENCY ONEI THE 000 COUPLE SHOGAN'SHEROES 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 3O (2)0 TODAY S GOOD MORNING AMERlC _ ISSIoI,m, 1H) ___ ___ 4) N'A'S'H(R) •acrmc oouaptiy r XIIIUIK 11 • is 3:30 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 0000 MORNINQ FLORIDA 111106 ____ WLD $1OuI.D 3:00 (2) ANOTHER WORLD GENERAL HOSPITAL . -. (4)NMSASICETIALLWISIIin n etsatSeatIIsSups'- (1) 5 WEEKEND Lloyd DObiftIS looks at the sxtravs___ W d Ii1 1, . Toss Salad FrealsFridt Milk oi'Shake ______ _____ _ CPWOMSNANDMUN ' Greens Spice Cake Milk MIDDLE SCHOOL ping MlulSteakSub htg.rSh EXPRESS LINE Hamburger a Bon ecue French Fries Coleslaw Fresh Fret $fl TUESDAY,FEB. ID ELZMENTARYSCHOOL BId.A.R.si GreesPees Tee. Salad or Raw Vegetable Sticks ______ __ ii: 1' SR4IORIIIGH French Fria CsIeSIaw 9tedJells (1) 0 GUIDING UGHT 49 CAPTAIN KANGAROO a cache of dII IYM°N'NS 1 Chill Dog Corn SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11 5,Co TNFORTODAY I Sloppy Joe Pizza 0 AS THE WORLD 2:30 THE DOCTORS With Rice Sloppy Toe CbI1IDi5 Cauliflower Toes Salad strawberry Fraft Cup ROU Milk or Shake FreltedJeflo ' or Shake Frach Fries Green - 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE SENIORHIGH EXPRESS LINE CA before THEATRE 40 Rolls Milk or Shake EXPRESS LINE Flab Sandwich Turkey Salad Sandwich Talor Tots Toss Salad Fresh Fruit Milk or Sluake WEDNESDAY, FEB. Zi Hamger as Baa Frakosflu 200 ______ _ _____ l TURNS ___ wIfe seats comfort from a 17- _____ S (4) .0000 MORNING ASIEPI- her. 215 (4) ovi "Mouse On The Moon" (C) (1963) Margaret Rutherford, Terry-Thomas. When a Scientist from ths Grand Duchy of Fenwick acquires a rocket, he goes to the moon, Where he ff1155 RUSSIan and American astro- RIco. 041 100 HO LLYWOOD Rolls 1" OF Shake ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 0 (1) C TODAY (4)5 ALICE Alice, Fib and Uttwelght Cha bitillip Serrano vs. contender ___ Valdea in a IDund n8a 'ti Frank on Bun Fread FI Greas Bias SOUARES (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 DAY5 OFOUR 7:30 despite strairied race relations. ar1 I of 7) F.Y.I. "m. Legacy Of Vietnam" An examination of the falloui from the war. 1ocuslug on American veterans. Pro".Sumnins Loo. A plair of piiots start a charter helsoop.(2 H) swv 5Th! SUPERSTARS Top malis stWes compete In a vorkely , this second round of the Men's Finals from Freeport in the lt1J"3ItT ON NUTII' r . (2) To (2)TOOAY IN FLORIDA 50000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 NEWS _____ ___ THE LMNS WORD Ii$A ___ I go 12:30 (2) NEWS (1) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOP, ROW O RYAN'S HOPE PASSWORD PLUS TODAY (101 (4) FRIDAY MORNING 50000 MORNING AMERICA EHATIONS In the town of Henning, Tennessee, In 1882, descendants of Kunta Klnte, led by Chicken George's son Tom Harvey (Georg Stanford &owo)' attempt to co-exist with their white neighbors TONY BROWNS JOURNAI. tn (I)BONANZA MOVIE "Paradise, Hawaiian Style" (C)(1966) Elvis rVIIII I 'LESS 00(12)NEWS Applesauce CALENDAR 7.00 A : ® Toss Salad NHSOR Arctile 5 ipjyij c,t PKNW BONN ___ $11, JEOPARDY THE YOUNG AND THE P*1& CO MONDAY, FEB. 11 ELEiEN'ruiysciiooi.,s Hamburger as Ban Freed Fries ColeSlaw Frolted Jells Milk MIDDLE SCHOOL Hamburger on Ban Q0000MORNING FLORIDA _ __ 3:11 WAY THIS IS THE Low ONLYACR ON 6:30 (2) PORTER WAGONER (4)KUTANA 5 THE l.ITh.! RASCALS 6:49 ( EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 800 Collings, Elizabeth _ byStanLaeandj.IusRonlIta 600 (2) EARLY DAY (4) CHACKEMARREL S NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE Course in Tucson. Arizona _ this column W will noceivo toftY. Be I M3 ad dh= ftamquyiepashApial copies of JACOB)' MODERN.) will react warmly. Be orky is you, Be aI,t .% 4 6:30 S SUNRISE SEMESTER "Encounter" Jon and Fleur dlicover that they are related and Flour soon realizes there Is a feud between the two famIly FI SHING CD CHAMPIIDNSMIP 530 MINUTES Betsy Aaron reports on movie ratings; Christopher Glenn looks at a high school group's visit to R) •p*ico.0 cou.aoa Loulsvlllevs.DukeatCharlotte, North Carolina 5 THE SHAK ESPEARE PLAYS "Julius Caesar" from hind of ronse J im - In yes 1 tom,IsSNass ike IS ad Ing questions will be used In 12:00 ______ ______ ure 11) fl'U be MORNING 5 THE FORSYTE SAGA 100 _____ the bad putauru, per. lndivival questions will AFTERNOON '. Tucson Open" Coverage of the _____ 0 CBS NEWS 5 SESAME STREET Osmond family touts London and niit5 Princess Margaret during a royal charity perform- IFLORIDA REPORT lt-. festured in a n 4) The dIspute between a spoiled girl arid a poor farm boy over _ POL*ID! RWI'Y DAY I 7:00 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Home Security, Contact Lenses, Bankruptcy" David Avengers search for an agent whose recovery from a 20-year amnesia spell has endangered his life. 120 S CBS LATE MOVIE "Snowbeait" (1977) 80 Sven son, Yvette Mimleux. A huge hall-animal, half-human terrortield5flt5 and guests of a tiny ski resod. g,05 (2)OWORLD OF DISNEY •SWUNE ISSUES AND ANSWERS Sc ii 5 NEW AVENGERS The tribesmen" carefully tend and train Indian elephants to work In the forests of 0 WILD KINGDOM 0 p lion Seaquarlum" Martin and Dr. Tom Hobson observe preditory and prey fish, and the sleeping sharks of Andros. 1200 pj death Situation when a crazed gunman refuses to allow a dliablsclulrcraltloland. CBS NEWS AFTERNOON Cji aging air traff ic controller becomes Caught in a life-and- •IDMNUTU 5 WILD KINGDOM "El.phant Shikar" Aboriginal "hill R George P.ppard, Karen Graule. An (2)NSCNEWS (1)0 GOLF "Joe Garaglola _ ___ S. Z ItIft AM RIM NiP NIvtR L011 A *w S FACE THE NATION' TURNABOUT "Pink Collars" Holders of traditionalP female Jobs describe their job satisfactions and problems. l~egui""Pig MO' ThIN 11:30 (4) MOVIE AIr" (Premiere) EW THE0.N ADVOCATES S"Should urnalists Have The Right To Protect Their Sources?" 6:30 • (R) kW , IiJsyI.a production of spealre's c$u*.(R) ltOO 11:30 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Rick Nelson. Guam:Judy Collins. .JMOVIE "Casino Royale" ..,.(C)(1967) Peter Sells's, Ursula ,Andress. James Bond comes ______ _____ N 1 CHURCH AEIOP "Movin' On Up" _ as SPIDER.MAI4 0 • @jBS MOVIE "Crisis In Mid- 4)5 ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith Is concerned when ailS teems Stephanie Is put religious training from .i "Al, _ 12:06 BAPTIST ____ _____ envelopes. T',e most Interest. __ SPECTRUM 0 0 FIRST isge and Jobs spend one last attack on his sister and Rock- .. ____ EVENING p, --- I __ ___ & Heimdahl 10:00 ROCKFORD FILES A "1rlend (Ba HopkIns) of •U inflItrstes a motor- t ts Opening lead: 4 10$ RUNNY b" " __ -' EAST 42 KI 692 and you'll receive ld ihoelders, CANCER (las 'J) _____ • AJ...... .... ' ' I N 347 1)• MOVIE "Murder By Causes" (Pramlera) Hal Katharine Ross. An _ ____________ __ our (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSNI - aise money for ctuity. frisade ______ — ______ _ GEMINI (May I4ime ID) ur will io. to t Even though Is a day at the show on rest 'fog rest, some extraordinary elda't hive any prublans assistance may be requested of coining tç with a'owd-pIsng you. Y efforts, however will mj.dIons -. __________ (tc 19) In POW SCUTWO . _ — ______________ NEMN STUCIC IN indeed ___________ —— 62 el (2)OBJ AND THE BEAR A .aouP of un-loving coitsge stu- (1) CBS NEWS 12. .00 O THE FALL 'The Hunters" NBC LATE MOVIE "The Clone Muter" (1978) Robyn Douglas, Art Hindle. A biochemist clones thirteen replicas of himself and uses them to thwart the planned destruction of a top-secret cloning project. European Security" Guest: Gen. Alexander Haig. l5Mlns.) ___ 49 50 51 — REPETITIVE . ARCHIE, IS THE ' I1sco ________________ YES, DAD! INTO IT, 11W IS, EVERYBODY BUT MOOSE." "— NEWS 11:50 n1s; Women Master's Surfing Championship Itom Oahu, Hawaii. 500 ()IH0NSIDE EMEHGENCYONEI FIRING LINE 'NATO And ii'oo ROf$5(y yea' ________________ 4 I 51 1135 from lnzeli, W. Germany; Wlntematlonal Drag Race cornpetition from Pomona.Califor- Sm! py • 0 Grant, Ginger Rogers. A quiet Absentminded research chom' st discovers a "youth formula." (2 Hrs.) @ TORY IHOWNSJOURNAL LAW AND YOU KIOSWORLD ZOOM (H) I S Aso.Graph, P.O. LIMA (Si$. DO. 23) Two Radio City Station, N.Y 10019. Be sure to ip.dfy trth sign, unrelated situations mIght (Feb. 2O'Uarth ID) develop todey t uld up PISC iiij i1 y Your sphere bi Influence Is ____ If MMUN* be rs* greatly eipanded at this time. ith Y' Benefits could come tlrough persons who hold you in hi gh SCORPIO (. IlnNov,'23 esteem. Involvements with polIücai ARID (Much al-April 11) IntOdayIhOeldtWncdto Respond with $j3s y f EIT7OB5 W.d1to friend nellie 70Z assistance. In .t yo on ur badwagon. helping m benefit YOUS5i11' SAGI'TAIlU$(Nov. 'DSC ___ favors today TAURUS (April IDMay 10) 21) ACcI$ Your tact and consideration çaclyas you gr.didtba In the past. Allow others the makes you a charming ou panion today. rieniie who ii.,. sias Joy at giving t ssrlmcsd yotruif. an opportimity to Shill your : company will be fortunate cnioo (Dec. 23.-las, 9 10 11 4:30 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of the World Sprint Speedskating Championships an obstacle course and on the Saddleback Track In Southern California. (4) -MANY ___ Motorbikes are ridden through MOVIE "Monkey Business" (81W) (1953) City UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL 700 00NGW'bOW J CONSUMER SUYUNE HEE HAW Guests: ,,;Conway Twitty, Dave and stakes u's real value. Take you'vebeen to niaki DO foollolt fi1ke1 but envis ion es'oimd the h. yourself as a winner. IASlfl VaGO (AV. l3lipL 23) moreaboi*yotx.eltby Sending th for 70W' copy .dll Alro.Orsph ___ LIter for 117g. tOdIylfyOUhOpStOMlf)ry (preh) 55 Wooded valley 27 For (prefix) 37 Skinny fish 29 Magnetic 39 Negatives metal 41 "Christmas 31 Evaluate point Carol" charac. 58 Before this let 6 Broke bread 32 Osiris wife 59 Turkey 33 Dub 42 Swarm 7 Box top gobbler 43 Was aware of 8 BIlliard shot 38 Plant disease 60 Hail 44 Noun suffix 40 Turgid 9 Degree FOR THEM olks fly" (2) (4)• CBS d . 11:30 (2) NBC LuTE MOV1E "Cit Wash (1976) Richard Pryor, George Carlin. Radio contests. religion and revolution mix with politics and prostitutes In S typical day at the Deluxe Car Wash In Los Angeles. (R) Riscuox AFTER HOJP 0 10:00 •$TUOI0 SEE "Dirt Bikes" hool Menu 0 the aid ofBlUy The Kid in fightlng corrupt, power-hungry law omcers(2Hrs) OVEN FESTIVAL "Beethoven's Third Sympho- 1030 eao FLORIDA'S WATCHING NEWS ) ThIS - ALL P0 SOMEWHERE? OR SOMETHING t be palIUw. Don' PONT KNOW WHAT 'fl4EY'P WITH - CAPTAIN. THERE SOMETHING FORM A COMMIT TEE Walker Mort @O LOVE OFUFE FAMILY FEUD •MOVIE "Chisum" (C) (1970) John Wayne, Forrest Tucker. A cattle baron enlists manageto got ln Each other's hair during a cross-country drive to California. (11/2 Hrs.) COMPANY (H) 11101 ___________________________ Sunday, Feb. ii, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 47 Man's 1 More taste 11101 __ HOROSCOPE _____________________________________________ _ _ L 111 rtNii 1N10AN1 4 Religious nickname NOEL NAG 01 poem 49 Numeric goal 9 Title 52 Mendacity N OIOIPI$RIINiA ByBERNICEBEDS OSOL NE £ C N A l2Cowslow 56 L arge XJI 0 £ I N A HAP 13 Port of Rome 57 Part of a plant 14 Extremity 61 Sodium H!MI E I kIN1 El N1 A NY M A £$oNj 15 Baseball chloride INS UPEND $ 11, 1979 player Mel (abbr.) NOS HAY 621957 science D1 C F AATJ I JE)1 16 City in event (abbr.) $ $ 1H Vt I £ 1M1 Yorkshire 63 Establish the A J NA1B1 A 17 Female ovine truth NAN0 be 11141117 içr.cisd. . YOUR IRTIWAY 18 Va porous 64 Compass CA.NCU (las F. -ury1s,im 20 Liii 46 Full of rosin point 10 Hawkeye may Do =MdW# thlit This 22 Scamp 65 Cowboy's State 48 Empire state 24 M.c. Mack nickname 11 Spool OOttidtliS tha give (abbr ) ____ 25 Occupy a 66 Arab country 19 Yes (Sp.) y.r miudal ax natal to eurcise Yo iplinild ,a-iis 49 Stop chair 87 Shipping unit 21 Home of pbyIICaColtIIS.SCnWtypSO( leMerâ4 28 American 50 Persuade Adam Indian afraid Otike the hIl$flWbSft t.Sn sport ivold be psdsc.t. DOWN 5l Variety of 23 Stunts 0 Eire 15 OffiI'ld to yOU. 24 Waver agate ii LEO(July 4 Mao 1 Fog and 25 it stand 53 Doesn't exist AQUARIUS( Jim. IlFib. Ii) • 5IUIlS tung smoke day to smallest 28 Words of un• ______ ftyournag 35 LOO$(IE THESE... AND E NEVER EVEN HAD A5, YOU Answer to Previous Puzzle (abbr.) prefix DlDN'r L' 45 Navy ship S ' • -- -- - -- -• -. - - -- . - .- - �S-FveetIg NIrW, SipIsrd, Fl. Sunday, Fib. 1$, ______________________________________________ _ LiiIiotIc Legal Notice S LET'S SE HONEST weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad. and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldl'tbehere. If you ward the opportunity to earn Thsie to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1100.432.1113 anytime for reed message. COMMUNICATIONS CLASSIFIED ADS If you IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FICTITIOUS NAME Note is ,eveby given mat I em EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PROBATE DIVISION Sflgag,dIflbu$Iflh$,1afp0g05,,1 File DivIsIern .ss.cp COUNTY, FLORIDA. Sanford, Florida flI, $sm COWWy, Florida, under the cti,ious CIVIL ACTION NO. 742$.CAI4I Dfiil IN RE: ESTATE o IN RI: THU MARRIAGE o name. of MICHAEL'S JOHN E. COX, SEMINOLE and met insena to ALICE M. LYTLE, Orlando Seminole - Winter Pork 831-9993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES itime ................. 3$c a line 3 consocutive $inws iconeecutivetlmis..... UCa line Deceuid PetItloneç.WIf, the Circuit Court, Semlj Coun and NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 5:30 P.M. 1:00 A.M. Florida In a rdwce with th TO ALL PERSONS HAVING provisions ci the Fictitious Name ARTHUR C. LYTLE, JR. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST StatAa, To.Wit: Section SATURDAY .Noon 3 Lines Minimum THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL ________________________ Rl5ppndInt.Hus Florida Statutes 1W. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED NOTICE OF ACTION SlI. Michael w. P.icClung THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: IN THE ESTATE: PubliSh FIb. a, ii, i, , DEADLINES ARTHUR C. LYTLE, JR. WHOSE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEG.Ia RESIDENCE IS East SpringfIeld, thettheadmInlsfrallcnofthesat.t. The Day Before Publication AND WHOSE 01 JOHN E. COX. deceased, Fill Pennsylvania, FICTITIOUS NAME Number 7l.30CP, Is pending In the Notite is hereby given ma, we we MAILING ADDRESS s R.D. 2. Circuit court for Seminole county, Sunday Noon Friday sngadlnbusineatRt. 3, Sox 51$ Girard, Pennsylvania iuii. AornPetit$onf.Di.5utol Florida, Probate Division, the ad. ___________________________________________________ Sanford, FIC., 32771, SemInole f is SemInole County ______________________________________ Marriage has bun flied regarding Cmty, Florida, under me ______________________ ________________________ name of DIXIE ROOFING and , your marriag, to ALICE M. LYTLE Courthouse, Sanford, FlorIda, 32771. OreSisterIaidnamewlth 5uing a dissolution of marriage The personal representative of the estate ii MARION JOAN COX and other relIef, 4PersOnalS 1$Plpnd the Clert of the Circuit Co AND, you we required to appear whose address is 103 IdyItwilde Seminole County, Florida l Weneedanexp.rI,nciO cordance with the provisions of me and file your Mower or ciher di. Drive, Sanford, Florida, 32fl1. The ISALCOHOLAPROSLEM name and address of the personal MATURE ONLY PleSdinQ with the Clark Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: IN YOUR FAMILY? Maintenance man. Full time. theCIrcvltcourtlnafldfor$,minot, representative's attorney are e, SedIonNS.0l Florida StaMes AL.ANON forth below. Apply in person Sanford Nursing County, Florida, and serve a 51g. Dlxii Industries Forfemlliesorfrisndsof All persons having claims or thereof on Petitioners attorney, & Convalescent, t50 Millonviile William P problem drinkers Ave. Mack N. Cleveland, Sr., of denande against the estate we S.cr$wy ForfutureintorrnatloncaII WITHIN THREE CLEVELAND. MIlE I BRIDGES, required, William A. Splegle W.3333 or wrIte Acci. Clerk to slst Booteeper Post Office Drawer 2, Sanford, Flo. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF PTl5idlN SanfordAi.Anon Family Group In sinail office. rida 32771, on or before the 13HI day THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Publish Feb. 4, 11 Ii. 2s lglf P.0 Box 533 Ciii 3220251 . THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Cl March, 1P7L or otherwise DEG13 Sanford, Fia. 32171 o the abave court a written favit will be entered against CITY OF CASSILSUIRY Someone to take core of invalid WITNESS MY HAND AN OF. statement of any claIm or demand PI.A$NINGA*DZONINSCOMMI. man. Sal + rm I Ed. of the theymayhave.Eathclaimmustbe PSYCHIC advises on Love, FICIAL SEAL of the Clerk S$ION Businla & Personal direction. References. 322.3435,34.S554 It writing end must indicate the Court, on this 7th day of NOTICE1SHIRESYQIVE$ffia$ Circuit Donations appreciated. JAMIL basis tor the claim, the name and Febuary, 1575. the CIty ci Sal's Person P.O. 50* 10134 Eugene, Ore. address of the creditor or his agent and Zoning Coinmiulon will hold a SEALI Noexp.n,ceeeary 57410 Call 21 hrs. (303)44-2111. or ttOIflY and the amount Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. public hearing. Mi. Alan King B. E. LINK 322.7135 claimed. if the claim is no yet due, As Cleit Of the Sisby, applicant, on behalf of the dte when it will become due OIVONCE-UO.IG-4uarantud. Circuit Court OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR Free details; KIT, Box ti. owner, National Central Sank, shall be stated. if the claim is By: Lee aggs CityofCasselberry Reading, PA.. is requesting ap. Pompano, FL. 33041, contingent or unliquidated, the Deputy dart Utility Department provaltoanne*aporcelciiand ,,,• nature of the uncertainty shall be MACK N. CLEVELAND, JR. of Civil Service the corporate limits of me City stated. lithe claim is secured, the WHY BE LONELY? Write "Ost A Cass.Ib.rry in the C.2 (Corn. CLEVELAND, MIlE & BRIDGES securIty shall be described. The Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. Post Office Drawer 2 Combination of education and up. P.O. Box 1031, CIwr., FL. 33317. .clal) claimant shall deliver sufficient FlorIda 32771 equivalent to a 2 yr. degree in is legally described as: cp1es of the claim to the clerk to Weddings by DOTE engineering science or business From the northwest corner of me Attorneys for Petitloner.WiPeMarch enable the clerk to mall 001 CO9Y to Publish: February 11, 1s, NOTARY PUBLIC and $ yrs. supervisory ei. and SW. of the N.E. $ICflOO each psonal representative. varied asp. in water I. 5g,ç TownShip 21 South, Range 30 Last, All personslntorestedln theestate DEG.S$ field. Ability to direct theac. Seminole County, Florida; ________________ towtiomacopyof this Notice of tivitiss 01 several construction ThencerunS.Itdsy.esWOO" I Admlnistraticnhasbeenmailedare lfycuarehavingdl$icultyf(nding crews, miter readers. AbIlity to a place, to live, car to drive, a along the North lineof said SW. ½, required, WI THIN THREE read & interpret engineering lob, or some ivlce you have 01 the N.E. U, Section 10, a distance IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THU MONTHS FROM THU DATE OF Plans and specifications. Salary fleed of, read all our want ads EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Cl 1227.55 ft.; Thence S. 47 degrees $14,120.$ll,044 yr. Apply every day. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE THIS NOTICE, to file 12' 42" U 21134 ft.; Thence N. any obledlons CasselberTy City Hall, 55 Lk. degrees a' ir' U. 117111 it. to a COUNTY, FLONIDA they may have that challenges TrIplet Or. thrQvifi March 30, the WANTED: Collaborators for p0kW on me S'wfy R.W line of sn. CASE NO. 7L1174.CA40-J validity Cl the decedent's will, the "Senior Survivai Handbook", a 157, 5:00 p.m. GARY U. MASSEY, qualifications of the personal 131.3743. Thence S. 47 degrees 12' 42" E representative, or the venue or Electronic Frontendman Plaintiff, lurlsdictlon of the court. along said s'wly R.W330.IOft. to the Forbimys.rvlceststlon P.0,1. Thence cintinue 1. 47 FACEDWITHADRINKING ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Ca 1441-4102 agrees ii' 4" 1 along said R.W ALTHEA C. GRIFFIN and OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED PROBLEM? MARGARET J. GRIFFIN, etC.. WILL SE FOREVER URRED ikw 34 Perhape Alcoholics Anonymous TRACTOR TRAILER DNIVUS Thence S. 42 degrees 17' 1$" w etai., CanHaip Dateofthefiritpubf$catlonof this .0 ft.; Thiocs N. 47 degrees 12' 3333 NotIce Cl Administration: Sunday, We have openings for a limited Defendants. Feb. ii. 1575. 4" W. 251.10 ft.; WrIte P.O. Box 1213 number of experienced, safety NOTICE OP SALI Thence N. 4317' 1$"U * PP. tome Sanford, Florida 32771 Ion Joan Cox mlnde drivers over 25 years of NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that P.0.5., Sublect to a utilIty As Personal Representative age. Good employment and pufluant toe FInal Judgment dated eesament over the S'wly lift. of the Estate of tABORTION SERVICES. safety records a must. This fine The property Is mere specifically the 7th day of February, 1575, in JOHN U. COX, opportunity offers good pay and st Trimester abortlon-$)00; Gyn described as located at thecorner of Case No. 7$-1174.CA*J the Circuit Deceid fringes to drive in a slip.seat Clinlc-S14; Pregnancy test; Semeran Slvd. and WilshIre Stvd. Court 01 the !igldheenth Judicial ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL operation between Savannah, male sterlization; tree coun. Public hearing will be hold on CIrcuit, of Seminole County, REPRESENTATIVE: Ga. and points In Central arid soling. Professional care, sup. Wednesday, March 14, 1575 at 7'30 Florida, In which ALTHEA C. A. Edwin Shinholser, Of Southern Fl. Home on wedsende. P.M. in Caelelbsrry City Hail, 55 GRIFFIN and MARGARET J. SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND portiveatmoiphereconfidential. Dri should reside withIn a Lake Triplet Drive, or as soon GRIFFIN, etc., 01 al. were the MONCRIEF thIrty mile radiusof 1.55 and Si Defendants, and Gary U. Massey, P.O. lox CENTRAL FLORIDA thereafter as possible. (gawaf Rd) Esifre, was me Plaintiff, I will sail Sanford, Fl. 32771 MARY W. HAWTHORNE, WOMAN'S HEALTH to the highest and best bidder for ORGANIZATION City Ci.,k (303) 3fl3 Apply in person at me it CIty of Caseelberry, Fl. cash at the West Front Door of the Telephone: Publish: February iS, 25, 1775 Western Motel located on .55 405 E. Colonial Dr.. Orlando Doted thIs 11th day if February,. SeminOle County Courthouse, ui DUG-U and Fl. $0 Of TitusvliIe on 155-0521 Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, Tuesday, Feb.*Nbe$wen 5:30 a 1150 A.M. on me 12th day of Toll Free 1-500.221.2540 PubliSh: February 15,1575.. am. and 3:30 p.m. No phone March, 1575, thef wing described calls please. UUO. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, property set term in me 5-Lat S. sound IIS$TIINTN JUDICIAL dR. PI'TSTSIV$NN0U p F drIving pesHlerns in shier lo hasdey $IvSI Shet I CWIT. SN ISIS .PS* SEMINOLE domIciled areas call Up: or-sated In busIness it P.O. 's " terest in and to thefoilowlng proper- COUNTY, FLORIDA. Lost Feb. 13. Sn.Iaffiar welief wCASI NO. 754143.CA.I3k 1253 N. Orange Ave. G..ed. ty: nme "Eunice" stamped on, at OdiGa.1105-141.1N0 31733 SemInole County4, FISI'IdL Wino Dixie, 25th St., parking lot, Iagiflning In center 01 Seardali VICTOR FREEMAN LEWIS and iiisldeOa. 1115-342-UN under the fictitious name Cl COM. AvenueatapokW315.4feffiof wife, SHEILA DECKER LEWIS, 3:30p.m. Leftincart. REWARD PUTIR SOOKKIEPING, ETC. Souttliastcornerofthe5fU, for returnof important papers & of IW% BUILDERS Plaintiff, end that I intend to register said waliet. 322.1312. Sict 33, TownshIp 15 South, vs. TRANSPORT, INC. name with me Clerk of me Circuit Range 31 East, 1110 West 553 feet, MIRA ALFRUDA FIERRO, MIRA Court, Seminole County, Florida In NOITh P.O. lOX 7047 feet last 553 feet, .. . . - . ____________________ We have openings for I good shop road Installation men for converyor Co. Modern ContaIner Service Inc. P.O. Box 432, oil yrs. asp. In Governmental. Financial programs & management. Seminole County Court House Personnel, Sanford, by Feb. 23. An Eaual Opportunity Employer. M.F. Planning Assistant for Federally Funded Youth Project in Seminole County. Knowledge of statistIcal Evaluation Techniques. Planning & or SocIal Service background preferred. Salary $7500 S fringe. Send current resume to P.O. Box 15, Sanford, Fl. 32171. Resume deadlIne February 23, 1575. solid Sales Opportunity exists In the Sanford area. National Company needs two 01st. Sales Managers. Sound Sales Background preferred, but will cons1de self.starter whom we can train at our home office. Must be wIlling to work and learn all areas of our business. Personal interview only. Male or female may apply. This is not Ins. CALL COLLECT for LeRol Creel I%4).733.3131 Mon., Tues. I Wed. 5:00 a.m..$:00 p.m. Feb. 15th. 21st. Sun., 5:00 p.m..5:00 p.m., ______________________ ___________________ F accordance with me Provisions the FictitIous Name Slatut's, To. SectIon MIII Fiends Statutes CN Care Notice ____________________ 323292$ anytime. ________________________________ 4O-AApartnifltS S. for Dupi.x.s SaI_ ________________________ 460 S. Mellonville Ave. renity under Spreading oaks in this I BR, 3 8. new carpeting throughout, Tmn. stone FP, Fr, Extra 1g. BRS, 117x166 iot w• privacy enc. garden area. Only $3100 down. Priced at *72.000. - left. REALTY WORLD. . DREAM HOME. ..per 3 BR, 2¼ bath home on ½ acre under coost. in Shadow Lake Woodil Every Featurel Solarium off MBR, fireplace, OR, FR, sat.in BEAUIIFUL7BR,)baffiSpanhah Style home in Mayfairl C.H&A. w-w carpet, sunroom, fireplace, c.... Club Hgts.) trees, range, ref., drapes. $35,000. .Open House. bitt furnished pool home Dellonal W.w carpet, 5cr. porch, ycurown water fallS fish Pond' 1g. FR, patio, fencid yard on culdesac.l BPP WARRANT. 407 PRAIRIE LAKE DR. In Fern Park (off 17-92 at Mc. Donalds) BR, 3 bath. Dock & Seawall. ED. Can you believe only 139,5001 porch. screened DOLL HOUSE. 2 IR, 1 bath home in 0111001 In a quiet Iocationl D,,. - I Open BPP WARRANTED. Only TIME To Invest- Financing *22,5001 avaIlable. MultI dwelling rental houses & vacant building lots. -------- - $111 - LAKE MARY. 3 BR, 1½ 5. Near Crystal Lake, remodeling being done.Oreat potential. NIcetreed ___ - 701 Bldg. - ' , 335-0509 - - . 4 'SEAL1 , ARTHUR N. SICKWITN. JI. lytONtv*.Ca . v - ' , CLIEN OP THE Cl$CUI., OFDI pyyga NitIu1151yn,*j am wIrmleiniuluaifmkuth 4, . Masuiasi.i - .9 , - ' - W1TN my Skis Cswt as is F*viry, 1555.- .' ' ' ' ml dsp if porch, 2 utIlIty buildings, nicely riinla ilnIM lisa,. ..p ...p. 131.911 _ hasflreplacs,sxtralargefamlly w iesvstssp.uR 1T*APNtI . In Any Language Whir You Op. The Front Door ToA New REALTORS Hint We re oxctuvive agents for Ash Homes, custom builders. In and counlel with 001 01 OUt geswmodelshav, - - . - ':- . uJIuIWliP-KrW . (I. rujEJ:Jjnusrv1IPWeu'y4.1%. lS.SIN". . . FubiW: P ds.1.pds_1_.. ___ SIN. - $ - . alsa. ,,., I..., • I _..& ,, charge) ws .___ ,,_ - 3. Fl,pl1C Plaster wails Virtually maintenanc, free exteriors. S Your choice of several eliva. ties at no extra cost to you. Prices start from $34,95 on °' let. - _____ _________ ______________________ 7FS% t' -wiss i i _____ _______ \\ JJJj, uuuu.v. _____________ , e - 111 PARK lIth.Enrollearlyasclassslzeis limited. Tony Coppola School of Real Estate. 643.5410. DECORATED. $10,125. WHY STRUGGLE TOGETTOTHETOPIN SOMEONE ELSE'S BUSINESS WHEN YOU CAN START AT THE TOP IN YOUR OWN? FENCED YARD. $31,100, ONLY 53.050 DOWN. . 3 51050044 2 lATH, FAMILY' bEm 2433½ S French (17-55) m.132 - - NER Is dusty 1, In ae 315,21.1511 ag. It. living spece, cASH. me. sNra.,m. $17,551 250.1051. ,. - a . SAYS, CIN. lAT, CAR,PITED, wAPH, FINCID. NICE FAMILY NIlG$pONpIo, GOOD ASIUMAILI_MOlT =:ITN v.ge INDUSTRIES COMBINED INTO ONE. You WI have income horn two InYI Savings&LoanAssocealions.Hosp.lais. - Schools. Shopping Cinlers. Ottics Buildings. Reta.i Stores. Toutisi lndu$ try. Professional Bwidings. Factories. *4151 Buddings. MOI&L RestauSlats and US tsCCo - - - __ - HOMES -. eilNnIdnbohi1$e5O1t1CtOfy '; oations(weguarant,eyowcornplefe - - - U- - Seiword fl1.5'. 1Ifld0W.1177- Dspi4 You will he a protected territory and iK Stile xiii SINe a hm4ed number of - - - 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 IL 1½ BATH, MOSILI HOME, TALl. OAK & PINE. REDUCED TO $5155 WITH 13.100 DOWN. isiS, 4w a(w STORAGE HASIT. - NEALTOI 'Iii - ___ aniues sat - - - VASPHAFNIICW -Acrss - -aj SltSiledsdDnis , MCITER1Y. CAI.IFOANIA ' umut '".• Ifl4fll ________________ - -4 - - USMITY SALON ZAYRI PLAZA 2N6 ORLANOO DRIVE-SANFORD CALL $s$A.M. TsIsN P.M. PHONE muss APTIRS:N-ss*4511 . - - ' WANTED .- CA k.. 0..., ALINS - - , -HALTy -- Cd Ahis N - - - UmwIh Ra&y - INCOME ABOVE AVERAGE LIberty 12.40 Furnished. 3 II, 3S13OrtandoDV. - - - LOTSTOPURCNAII Cash 322.4132 - CAlM. 1312*7 ' public AUTO AUCTION ever, Tuesday 5. Saturday t 7:30. It's the Only one In Florida. You sit the reserved price. Call 901-253 5)11 for further details. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models. Call 339-9100 or $341603 (Dealer). .Jeep-70 Wagoneer Exc. Cond. $2000 mirrors + lots 01 accent pci. 322-5992 Also several NEW LR COUCHES & CHAIRS. 13 Javelin Air, loaded. Small down Itake over payments. 301 VISA-MASTER CHARGE Gaucho Cir,, Deltona 665 5149. SANFORD AUCTION. 1971 TR 6 cony, looks & runs good. 323.73.40 1972 Audi IO0-LSldr. sedan 322-0043 ANTIQUES AUCTION Sunday-Feb. 25-1:30 p.m. '69 Toyota Corona Delux 4dr. cxc. coed Make offer. $691790 GARDEN CLUB OF SANFORD Billy H. Wells & ASiCIôtS 305-323-2170 Classic 1936 Ford V-I engine, auto, For Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions & ap. New inspection sticker. Perfect cond. 5650. 661-6151. praisals. Call Dell's AuctIon. 3235620. li DUIR 3RyIdr Very Clean. $730 3221410 tiun Auction Wed., Feb. 21 Consignments welcome. Sanford Auction. 3231310. __________________- ___- '6$ -- Buy & Sell, the finest in ussd furniture, Refrig., stoveS, tools. WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur- 'l6Chevy,6cyl.autovan 1971 Matador Exc. Shape, air, $500; CB radio base station LaFayette, 515. 323-1011. Customiredinside&out $305237 '69 Dodge Van slant 6 std., 33,000 ml. $1500 Renault. 1910 P.10. 1 speed. Good tires. 35 MPG. Leaving state, musl iacrIpcs. 5525. 534-1239 or - 77-Juflk Cars Removed niture Salvage. 322.5721. - Paying $13 mens, $7.10 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 3221621; 322.4160 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6441126 * IIAIOS * * * Nell Title Co. has Im- * * mediate opening for e In F.H.A., * * closer... * V.A., 8. Cony. closing. * Exper. --"''' Exc. cond. Offer 3233113 cars, trucks & heavy equipment. Horns Ime _=w_ CentriU'Ieat & Air fond. Fr 41$ Hwy. 17-92 cheIseaTItle * * Guaranty Co. * 322-43NorS31-13$3 * SEAR S,Santord.322-1fl1 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. bn inst. Comm & Ru. 322-0201. Beauty Care etc.WavneBeal.377-1321 - Income TOWERS BEAUTY SALON MEINTZER TILE New or.repalr, leaky shower-s oj' specially. 23 yrs. Exp. 671-1617. 'essn15king 332,0707 OaSQStiil,' CONTRACTORS General Landscaping. a. Yar6 Dsbrl, Trash, ApplIances IMisc. (LOCAL) 345-5371 '--- - .- - - - - -- - . - . --- - - ' 4ng kennels. _________________________ Nojobtootargeorsmall. Complete lawn service Home I mprevIms*s ' 1. -a __ - CUSTOM HOMES IUILT REMODELING & REPAIR FROM 4d TO $dI 5.0. BALINTIASSOC. OWN FOR LESS ThAN RENT DANNYS PAINTING 332-0445 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In Real Estate is sold daily In the classif led ads. Nothing small about that. InterIor-Exterior House Painting Llcansod.Insurvd- Bonded FREE Estimates. (305)323-9440 -- tJNIIf$gepfrj .; PLUMBING PROBLEMS.' Rmsirs. Leaks, Fast Service 91s. Cdi. Acciifed 327.1551 eddiliona, patios. fireplaces, Fl. resins. Free lit. 323.3514. p. ___________ PERMATIX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT 131-4439 - _____________ Ramaáilig, retIred builder doing all kids ii remodeling, rm. COMPARE THESE FEATURESI MOSILE HOMES AT COST 'Flu MOVE IN WITHIN lii MlLESZ 'CITY WATER aid SEWER INCLUDED S ADULT ONLY aid FAMILY SECTIONS i -' TREE REMOVAL. 131.4547 323. $160 ____ Trimming, stump removal, iicensØ & in. sured. FREE sot. 043.1147. .- - -. ANIMAL HAVEN I Cat boarding, bat Ping, clipping flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses.HeIt,d 4 - Rose specialists, top soil fill dirt, lawn maint. S tree trimming, 323-2941. Fns.eslimate. 323.1151 SYI V.11 SPAS 9:50A.M. LaiSe, Dog _. ISIN MON..SUS. Free pick up & delivery br all tan returns prepared in Feb. Conf I dential, personalized. From $3. Ph. 562-4112. 9 am. to 7 p.m. ______________________________ (ight HoIng OruowiIi S. _____________________ TO SINVI SANFORD ARIA IMI.E.eIll-fl SANFORD 322-3717 for appt. CSl1lTC Tile Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery FURNITUNI-VALUASLIS- IQUIPMINT SUPPLIES-AUTOS- IOATS-TIAILIIS -. Prepared in the convenience ot your home. 21 yr's. exp. $101 up. __________ VSU ITSII AND 1101 Tax ______________________ ________________________________ - - 1 Man, quality operation lyrs.exp. Patios, Driveways formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook Suite 7 Lugw.sd. FIa. 33110 IUSINI5$MEN PAINTING, CARPENTRY & CABINFTS 323 0429 INSULATIOP. - Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberlgas ICellu lose. Lowest prices. Call 321-0139 or 9047346701 collect. - Call Carl Harris at Equal Professional Service SEMINOLE COUNTY SOARD OF REALTORS * Excell. salary, Co. fringe * * * benef Its. COVE '' 1916 "Red" Gremlin. Top Dollar Paid for iunk I used conditIon. 323.1411. *.ALmATEc1os. * * CARRIAGE S36. For Sale 1974 Chrysler Cordoba. Brn vinyl top, AM-FM, A-C, 5 new tires. 332.1775. S19E. 1st St., 3fl.S742 - Dodge Coronet V-I, 4-door Air, radio, runs great 5495. 3222611 Ext. 65 _______________ Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. 335-4247. HOMEOWNERS - Daytona Beach, will hold a Hobby Horse 333.1771 PUNION AND - River on Pt. 46. Ranch. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Present Operator Leaving Town Has Good. Clientele Established 321540, 321.1577. 445-5331 anunlieatdolopportuMllobelnan utii4f Achieve' - lu$ivebusln*for Freezer 33 cu ft. $l010rbestolfer DAVTONA AUTO AUCTION 68-Wanted to Buy Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenyac * * * .- lb per ton. S ml. W. of Wekiva for Rent • - Hay, Sc lb. or 4½c Mich. Timothy FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-750 MUST BE MASTER Siiglir Realty, Stoker - ' P5*-VA. FNAI$S*, S2-A BEAUTICIAN WANTED , 5.'. 131-9993 ond a friendly ad-visor will help you. Call 332.2611 or * -. 66-Horses you no longer use? Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. MU4TS erysgsclosis. "-' - Furniture Salvage, 17.93 So. of ô6 ____________________ no ler ______________________ Sanford. 3221721. Selgier Realty, Iroker lasford 3314440 On. 327.1177, DeLand 4401333 42 Sell those ulifol WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUYS SELL TRADE 333-5422 311-3lSE.FIrstSt. NEW twin size box springs & mattress 133.93 ea. NEW coffee table wIth 2 matching end tables $35. Sanford ROOM, CARPORT HOME. 1004110 CORNER ON HWY 14 ZONED FOR PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. HURRY ON THIS $39,510. MULTIPLE LISTINOSIRVICE Eves 543.3405 23.1959 -________________________ KICK Till 4.9, $123 323-5953 . ********-* Have some campIng equipment PICTURE THIS A FREE 5*7 color portrait of your pet. No catches. Simply have your dog groomed S Its yours. Professional work-Low prices. "A CLASSY PLACE" 5341235 or ON SALE- 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, FLORIDA AQINCY The Greenhouse 322-9111 Eves after 61 weekends Oriental Rug S1-uwMd Go _ Ihierchangi. $400,000 Terms. AFRICAN VIOLETS fnrCl ait_..Aiitric n. w- uw Hwy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedway Mahogany BR suihs Cast iron kit, stove. Barber chair, Oak desk chair, lamps. odd chests, dressers, chairs, pictures, Obedience-basic 1. advanced- 62-taGarden - 3p,.sm. family protection, auto protection I more. LOW, LOW FAMILY RATES. Fully guaranteed or Money Back. Your home or ours. Ph. Deltona (303)574.2591 ' P-S. PB, steel - - - '. PET TRAINING CENTER All types of Pet Training. voice speakers w-cabinef. $500. 323-3591. 323-2*1 Osteen. 522,000- *10 ACRES Near I-I I SRIS Amplifier I speakers, Sunn concert lead 200 watts 1 dec10- AZALIIPARFA5M$ - ____ fiat bed, good shape, aft. 6. 3231090 Highlights include $ piece maple DR suite, porcelain top kit, set wi oak chairs, Waterfall BR Park Farms, Deltona 571259$. 32222S$ 64-Equipment '721 ton Chevy isp. TRUCK FULL FROM NEW JERSEY OAK- WA LN U T .MAHOG AN V ANTIQUES IMODERN 1215 S. French - ton, 12 ft 6655449. PUBLIC AUCTION. MON., FEB. 19, 7 P.M.. broken, neutered, $200. Azalea Guitirs, Drums, Banjos. Corn phete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 322.5791 MIXED FIREWOOD 46-Comnwdal Properly _______________________ fireplace. $33,000 FNA Terms. Obedience trained, house 65-Pets-Supplies area. with terms. *$ANFORD.35R,abathhome. landscaped, Nicely cozy 59-MJsical Morctiandlse 2202 FrenchAve. 11-6 - - closed van body. Good tires, good cond. throughout. $1495. 73-A--Vans AKC Champion Ped. Chocolate Toy Poodle, male 2½ yr's. Rust Brnlncolor Exc.Cond.$75. 323.5703 ________________ lest TermS. William $20,000. _____________ Maliczowskl, Realtor. 333.7953. _____________________ numerous to menteon We psvsonaly install the machinery ant equpment to.' both industries ii yow location You will bethorOuofly and '. IISSPAUOS.IIW IIM.I'Ol APTU NOUNS *tends 904-7345164. *10 ACRES. Mostly Fancy Fruit Grove In Osteen area. Ideal for anch. $100,000 Your Dream -Terms. Scott Reagan 322 5117 ForSahecouctil. Chair behind (Pool). Under $73000 *10 ACRES in Deltona (305)571-2191 322-3151 wilt I acres on East SR 14. Graze your horses. Hal wet 571MPh - .. LY,ECOMYED $ SIIGLIN REALTY River accessfrom$i,l00peracre.$JSO n. 30 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 305.44-54% & $301136. Eve S I acres U. Sylvan House broken, training started. $330. Azalea Park Farms. All type racquets, Avg. $5 (2)1Qx1QAlum.5lass Overhead Garage Doors $4. 10 acre tracts, Golden Retriever male, 6 mo $32$FIRM. 322.3314 DULTONA.OSTEEN Area. 3½ acres 115 HamIk Orange trees plus his'ne site. $31,105. OwnerAssoc. 431.044. TWfl RflfliIIPJfl .w.u&ww nyr u iu INC. ******* RACQUET STRINGING-OR IPS 13' Craftsman Table Saw w-Bench. Exc. Cond. 130.1533or335-47llevSs. not ready to build, excellent iuCcSSsIuI business ,,_ '------' nvwu - Guaranteed against Hlp-dlsplaysia. Patents OFA certified. Stow quality. $2005300. 1 m,ple & 1 female. Ph. Azalea Park Farms Deltona(305) 514-3m 57-Sports Equipment Vacation time is here...get what you need for a happy time with a Classified Ad. piex lot QRIINI REALTORS Pegl500youcanptayeyoufownhighiy - • u'jj - 'STOP SUPPORTING Land. -lOtd5. Build your DUPLEX Bldg. on this landsCaped 61*135.7 CitylOtWithutilitlesavailableon paved road. Convenient to shopping ONLY $7500. All you need is a site plan, Will subor. dinate to Const. mortgage. IF it you have the required Investment of ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM,CARPETED, CLOSETS EVERYTHING. a.a.. aS ii. , r1.UC a GARAGE. A s.fQw kACP NEAR DOWNTOWN. ONLY' n... 3l0SanfordAve. FORREST *MODERN 3 IR, 2 bath hone Prepare fir your Real Estato exam. Classes startIng Feb. BEDROOM, 2 lATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY PAINTED, Lake Mary Canal front lot, water on small lake $13,500. . 107W. CommercIal PMne322 75a1, SOford CAl GARAGE ON 13th STREET. NOW ONLY $14,501 Levi's Jeans. Jackets ARMY NAVY SURPLUS AKC Golden Retriever puppies. Top Blood lines, northern bred. 323-7325 141-5171 & sewer, cleared, ready to build * FISH CAMP with restaurant on SI. Johns River. Terms. W.Oarnettv;hite Reg.Reallstatelroker JOHNKRIDERASSOC. Lots of tools, Ysari old-valuable (2) 1 acre developed lots (657) on Kingway, Deltona Lakes. Write or call 409.543.3012. ******* 16' Lone-star boat w-trailer 1965 90 hp. Evinrude, SISOcash 11 small writing desk, 1 dining room table & 6 chaIrs, mag. Used But Nice Furniture. 339-7313. 339-6)67. Sanford, Fl.. 32771 brochure. $12,000. FINAN 3210759 - The Reel Estate Agey 55.5mM SIlL I$VATI _____________________ . IAL' ui co.fl,aco• INVESTMENT. OWNER will 2435 Sanford Ave. - Don't Delay I I _____ _____ 'AI'Q Rag. Real Estate 3 BEDROOM I lATH, FAMILY ROOM. KITCHEN EQUIP?, 2 CAR CARPORT. UiNO RE. ' ups Rga :: ALASKA CALLS: Travel to Alaska I see the Great NW. in July wIIh Rev. & Mrs. Leo King as Host. Call 322.1903 for SALE BY OWNER "&KeoYoijrTEMPER" BATEMAN REALTY 1 -- luford- 501$. Ibllgsliori. - "DEAL With STEMPER' Nearl.IOlder2storyframewlttil acres. Owner holding, good terms. $55,000. whereyouwans$hsn atnoextra M. 11. 15, payment. Call 131.1711 day or night. Free home trial, no Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 337-1577 DeLand 6618335 FTU area near entrance 4 FAMILY ROOM. CARPETING. Incfoedmnmlprceor,clladras as: Pt.aaa - BR,2 bath brickhomeonl lots. C.HSA, swimming pool, fruit tress & Many Extras. $15,000. 322hh12,323-71fl 3 llbRooM, TWO STORY . - cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part ii.&r 323.7832 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service - - ____ area and wears unabli to locate. You can have mach. for $116 1f#4M 5t' cjiu'v ( '*w, 322-2420 b SIlk L -:•ii refo __ CROCKE1T LOG HOMES Terms. 1~ percent mt. Accessories leather like easy to clean vinyl S ACRES, PIPIELAND IN ROLL. INO HILLS, $4000 TOTAL Now3BR,lBw.wcarpet,C-H&A. lob placernent.References. Call "A CLASSY PLACE" 134-1239or 7121 Hwy. 17-92 loveseat with matching chair. $250. Bucket seat type sofa with mach. Sold new for $650 was £hristma% iay*wØy, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left "A HOME SUPERMAnKE'r" 2135 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford - payments, results guaranteed & Sun. II through door, 30 in. $100. Brown We have a Singer Futura sowing BROKER UNTRY UVING classes graduate this month. Sign up now for our March classes. Learn all breed dog grooming for lust 5111.95-time ROBSON MARINE Gas range, yellow, glass see FEB. 15 - 196$ Chevy C-10, 1'- Danish mod. BR suite, 2 Dog grooming Instructions. Winter (in back of Dancing School) 7 pc. dinettes $49.95 & up; Ref. $301 up; El. stove$1O Sup; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, 322-Sfll. 106 suite, Spc. Maple BR suite, 6 pc Blueeyes, BikIWh. $113. 562-2956 vinyl seats, $175. 3235151. SEIGLER REALTY -' Siberian Husky, 1 yr. Sales Sat. 91 FEB.17 72-Auctlon Dog run 7 ft. high cyclone. S ft. wide by 10 It. long. $125. 524.1239 or 339-6367. Cost over $250. 23605. Elm Ave. 55Boats & 79-Trucks-Trairs _________________ results guaranteed. Puppies ½ price. "A CLASSY PLACE" 531 1239 or 3396341. GARAGE SALE Spc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR CHINA & PO1TERY SHOW & SALE (Good both Days) ____________- - golf clubs, radios, toasters. Fri Sun. Ito 6. 1010 Myrtle Ave. 322. 0969. 50-Mscellai*ous for Sale ALL AMERICAN ADMISSIONS1.50 Dog Training. Indoor classes by professionals. Peas. rates Porch-yard Sale. Misc items new & used includIng baby items, - 2 desks, 1 kneehole desk EVENINC)3fl0612 non, screened patio. Pod sim yad, Ideal for these who like to 5' - Sanford's Sales Leader Mayfair 5SclIIn 3-3½, living room SIN ikirs my IsAPiel'5Iet • 1214 WYNN STREET PRICE REDUCED Country Home on almost 1 acre. Lakevlew near Ostan. 3 BR, 2 bath split plan. $40,000. (Will rentL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONII JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 1P1.*1*. '.1 .; OPEN HOUSE . . - BLAIR AGENCY ___________- 322-0332 54-Garage Motorcycle Insurance 323 3166or 323 7710 Shepherd Pups, Reasonable Call alt. S-i wks. old 323-9136 Good Used Televisions. $25 ana up. MIller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 162.1153 AND LAKE COUNTRY, $15,100. --- FRI. SAT. SUN. 1.4 JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST S SELL Deltona, Well kspt 3.1 screenid ., - WILL BUY EXISTING lit & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Leg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 523 No. 4-D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 13 ACRES, PINELAND IN HILLS COUNTRY HOME in City Lovely 4 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Nano ___ .. 3 BR, 1½ bathS $3,000 under ap. praised value. $3,995 Down, $215 mo. Vacant. 2301 Hartwell Ave. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR ______ Sanford 3.1 in good condition, eatin kitchen 51,2* m-torcycies - SANFORDCIVICCENTER Chihuahua female pup Call 323-7193 Sold new $400, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 131.1711 for free home demonstration. 47-A-Mortgages Bought WASHINGTON COUNTY FOR ECLOSSURE - _____ $44300. NOw ___ -. 5.6 ACRES FRONTING ON payment. Excellent ref. principals only. 3237309. ASSOC. 335-0301 QAI TV . _____ , EVE. 3230153 HAL COLBIRT JUSTFORYOU4SN,3biThPIO,VI on stream, w.lg. Ph. Rm., fireplace. OR, patio, Specious IRs, w-w carpet & Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Only REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322.7495 ____ - Wanted to buy home w-Iow down 3 ACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE S OAK TREES, PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, $2,750 PER ACRE. SAULS AGENCY New 233 Homes. I pct. interest to qua hued buyer. $35000-to $35,000. Low down payments. ____ ___.____ JOHNS Buslnesi Service Column. Call BPP WARRANTED. Just aliBart _____ ____ 2¼ ACRES IMPROVED PASTURE NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. $11,500. GOOD TERMS. Wanted- 6 to S week old FM Stereo Radio. 4 speed PRO turntable, I track tape player. house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323-1411 after 7 p.m LEVY COUNTY tank. $5,000. $250, Visa or MC accepted. 322 6165 or 322-0101. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM- new $399; Loveseat 544.955 up; street, water on property, septic 3222411 or 1319993. Ph. Pm., porch & Much Morel ___ ____ Siwef. $2130. 1. lot, 5th & Pine St. $2250 2 lots Roosevelt Ave., paved 3 DAYS ONLY!! E. Altamonte Dr. People are looting for your se. vices everyday. List in th 3 BR, 2 bath custom built hone I Dreamwold on 1-3rd acre loll C. NSA, w.w carpet, eat.ln kit., C ____ ____ BUILDING LOTS 1- lot, Holly Ave. & Cedar. Water & 322-2257. $41,000. ______ _____ $25,000. REALTOR® FAMILY'S DELIGHT, venlences. $31,300. ' - Fenced backyard, carpet, drapes, nice neighborhood. $626172. -' - 322.1941 walnut cabinet. Regular $300. Balance $173 or $12 mo Still in warranty. Call 531.1711 day or night Private Party wants BDRM CB 40 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS OF OCALA FOREST. ACCESS TO 350 ACRES OF CRYSTAL CLEAR LAKES & PRIVATE AIR STRIP JUST SOUTH OF SILVER SPRINGS $2000 PER ACRE, GREAT TERMSII PRINCIPALS PLEASEI 3 BR, 1 bath home Fam. Pm. - . catch up back payments & buy equity. 322-021k -. , - - Losing your home & credit? I will MARION COUNTY , - - ____ - custom kuhN han0 In eric nsleli. bortisedl Spacious Rms., DL-'' Fla. Rm., C-NSA, eq. satIn kit., w.w carpet, S every Imaginable festurel Super buy at 111,3151 ONEOFAKINO Make room your attic, garage. Sell Idle Items with a Classified Ad. Call a frlandly ad.teker at .322-2511 j31.mt Local Mfg. Co. needs an ix. psrlencel person to assIst Plant isa Production Exped lion. Excellent opportunity Ion the right person. Mall Salary requirements & lob history to lox 13, co The EvenIng Herald, P.O. lox 1417, Sanford, P1.32171. -. - for those who demand the Most. 2 SR modern home has over 1400 Sq. Ft. living area & Is located close to hospital & all con. FL.A'S FIRST Television-25" Color, Beautiful 47-Real Estate Wanted 323.5774 Day or Night BROKER - THE SPOILER 3 SN, 2 bath "Your Future Our Concern" 323.5174 - convenient locationl Clcse to city, shopping, St. Joims Riverl Neat with dIning area, aat.In liSt., washer, w.w carpet, & Morel Move On Int Just 115,9001 - Many Many Morel - FREE fo good home Part Cocker male 2 yr's. old 323-0735 wks., Blue eyes, BI & Wh or Silver Grey. 1st puppy shots, not kenneled personal care, $200-. 53-N.RadioStereO Owner Broker. 322- 1395. TERMS. REALTOR, MLS DAY 3227171 3 BR, 2 bath In Oakland Estates, Fenced yd,, trees. $51,900 FHA. VA. 'UKM13t5M,1bitftilOmiln Excellent location. $170,000. $150 $320 - ___ so Trees. .Altamonte. I ti. porch, eat.in kit., washer & dryer, carpet & tIle & Extrasi siso 71-Antiques - CRIPPEN RD. PASTURE & Harold Hall Realty 3 BR, 1½ bath. New carpet, New paint. Only 6 yrs. young. Beautifully landscaped. Stereo speakers thru out & on the patio with B.BQ grill. Fenced yd., FANTASTIC, immaculate 2 SR. 1 fllnlnn ar.a. carpet, excellent cond. Owner $60 ' with terms. HOMESITE ON OSCEOLA N.AR 17-93. PINE AND CITRUS MAYFAIR. OutstandIng 3 BR, 1½ bath. Lovely floor plan, ww off Route 15 near Route 427 . •.. 65-Pets-Supplies Siberian Husky puppies, AKC, 5 Refrigerating Perfectly bik off 17.92 near KMart in DeLand. Lot 125x1IS w2 mobile homes, deep well. $19,900 HOMESITE, 95*125', CORNER, ONE BLOCK TO LAKE MONROE, ARTESIAN WELL & CITY WATER. $7,500. yard. $29,500. 323-0697 GE Refrigerator WOODS 121.000. EXCELLENT NOOPl.IPM 130 BURNSAVE. S schoolsl app WARRANTED, Super buy at $2L5001 Zone C2 SANORD AREA Beautif ul 3 BR, 1½ bath, C-NSA. w•w carpet, 'Like New" home, Kitchen equipped, extra large ARCHiTECT'S 2 story, perfect setting for antIques. 3 BR, C. HIA. Choire area. $69,930. Longwood . patio, 1g. IRs, excellent neighborhood close to shopping $37,505. OWNER TRANSFERRED. Near Lake Mary rm., home. V Enterprises, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 6443013 KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES All or part Fairway Prop. 323-6010. $1,500 Open House! Ii (Country 10*40 Comm. Bldg. Sanford. 5 ACRES NEAR LAKE HARNEY, PINELANO. ROAD FRONTAGE. $14,500, GOOD TERMS. Anxious. $29,900. Fla. Pm., OR, Boat House & Morel BPP WARRANTED. Yours for only 515,1001 ft. to 2100 sq. ft. *Ô4 GENEVA AREA 2 bath, split plan, approx. 1½ acres in Loch Arbor. Choice. $12,000. 3BR,2B,2enc. porches, home In Mayfair w.split BR plan, par. MIR, C-NSA, Fla. this home. $15,000. Low Down Payment Cash for your loll Will build on your lot or our lot. LAKE FRONT. Extra large 3 BR, Neanshopping&schools$iS,500 Byowner. 3220640 MAKE A WISH 4 BR, 1½ bath BACK TO THE LAND 3 BR iome on 10 acres ci woodsle lake frontage. Fantastic country Ilvingforthe luckyones who call fl.92 to 25th St., E. to . Mellonville, left, lit house on Cae Whltehvrst, Realtor producer with high yield. Fine Investment at $41,000. 323.5114 Day orNjght __________________ VA-F HA.235.Conv. Homes 1-5 Sun. kitl Buy now-select colorst Yours for lust 1542301 inc. REALTOR, MLS OFFICE SPACE-Sanford 200 sq. OPEN HOUSE Handsome 4 unit apt. bldg. Finest location In town. Four 2 BR ApIs., all rented, great Income Harold Hall Realty- 52-Appliances 46-Comn15rclal Properly 43-Lots-Acreage bar, coy, patio, remodeled kit. S SUPER 3 BR, 2 beth home In San Lanta w-C.h&A. w-w carpet, split BR plan, eat-In kit., 1g. rmsl Pool plarmedl 5bos home for 133,0001 Adults, senior citizens w-srnall pet looking for I or 2 BR unfurn. house in Longwood aria. Ref. _41-Houses - ...... . p..' JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath at. ticlency home on .72 acrel W.w carpet, •at.in kit., range, rif.i Exceilent location across from Idyliwllde EIem.I Value in the landl A buy for 513,1001 15-'Vanted to Rent ____ _____ 41-Houses an .'. for 529.9001 2100 sq. ft. new construction, parking lot, 25th St. frontage. Zoned industrial. 322.3314. ____________ _______________ . ____________________ ..w LOtS of storagel Many Extrasl BPP WARRANTED. 5Upel jy Laboratories Corp. P.O. Box 32771. ELECTRICIAN HELPER $110 WAREHOUSE $340 FISLRGLA$SLASORER 5400 DISPATCHUR Open SUPERVISOR 1100 WAITRESSES $155 STOCK CS.I* $44 FORKLIFT Open LABORIR $144 Xl CommercIal -- _-Ruu.u.uu.u..... $100 For Working MOthSf5 SE corner of the 51½ 01 the 5W¼ of Phone Sanford 3221410 1:30 to S. ,ig. Lanaine Kay Robertson SectIon 33, Townelilp 15 Soigffi, oetets. Publish: February 11, II, 31 Nurses. RN's 1. LPN's. AIdes, Range 31 list, Seminole County, 1. 1575 Live.In companion, short term Florida; Will Saby sit en my home NOTICE OP SUIT ithince run due West 25 foeS IS the asllgiiment. Heinemakars, Up. For werking Mothers. 13Iwk. NOTICE UNDER TOQUIST TITLE pow of beginning, thence continue .lOIiri 4131425. Mon..Fri. 332.4137 FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE due West a distance of 105 tNt, IN THU NAME OF THE STATE OP TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: thencer esorthadistanceof 10 FLORIDA: Legal Nshice is hereby gIven that me fiotg iij1Nii io me Defendants: undersIgned, pursuant to the thence run due last a distance ó MIRA ALFRUDA FIERRO FICTITIOUS NAME "Flctltisua Name Statute" CoWer *s feels Thince run due Suits a Route 3. lox 150 Notice is hereby given that I am IN THE COUNTY dOUR. IN AND Full time LPN, 11.7 Shift. Apply In 541W, Florida Statute, will register dlstsrics 010 feet to the point 01 Sanford, P1.33771 engaged In business at 2003 Lit. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, with me Clerk if the CWcvIt Ceurt, bSSlvuhlI*. person Lake View Nursing NANCY ROuTINE SKELTON Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, FLORIDA ndIeSsleCeuiWy,Pjjls, Home, 515 E. 2nd St. AND LESS: Route 3, lox 150 F 1*00 fiUlpl ' F1 me mesname01 CASE NO. 5411.CC.1$.J SisinnIns I1U flit North and Fl. SEMINOLE LANDSCAPING aiid STATE OP FLORIDA. In VON pi*liqhlen if this niflcs, the tIc. 75414 feet West of the SE corner 0 MIRA DILONES PIERNO that I Wend to register sold name LX REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, IS INFLATION CRAMPING titles* name, to wit: ART GRIN. it me SW U, of loden 33, FREEMAN Clerk me CIrcuit Court .iR. YOUR SPENDING POWER? OLE LEASING, wider which I em TownShip 15 Seuth, Range $1 East, 405 Palmetto Avenue Semlo Couny, engaged in buslns it MIS N. Ploy SeeqIp.e State Attorney fir the Ew.eiwh Soil Avon to help Ilifit buck. For 10ty, Florida; 1anw, cardace with me pVsvlslons 0 the Judicial CIrcuit ci the State 01 dstaiis call 444.357 17.10, Sanford Florida Wfl. in the thonCe ns West 150.14 feet. thence THE ESTATE OP ELSIE ROSE. Piclitieus Name City it Sanford, Florida Statutes Te.Wlt: plenija, an eiiaN if the H.nsrable run Nsriti 2154 feet; thence run TINE, DECEASED. Section sM.IS Florida Statutes 1W. j That the partias Werstod in said lash $0.14 test; PII, ii $apki,fo MINA ALP REDA PIER NO, MI. 21Sltatlons sd 51g. Ronald S. Martin busineSwsaSP,JIj..: • *Iace,vnSouth2lLlfeeltsme RA DELONES FIERRO FREEPubilslsPib.4,fl,1L$,1775 & U. GrindeR, Pros Feint 01 lgskwslng. MAN, NANCY ROSITINE SKIS.. ORG.21 ARTORINDLE INC. Plaintiff, Would Ilti Ileusowirt. taks core of AND EU: TONarIdTNIIITATIOP ELSIE dilidren State casiO children' vs Prealdaw Art Orindla The HoiSts IIU feat if me South ROuTINE, DECEASED, If allvs, CITY OP In my hems. 3321154. ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT Dated at Cs13*eiry, Seminole an hat if the East 441W feet 01 or if dead to his er lien unknown LAKUMARY, FLORIDA bearing serial number County, Pledda February 7. 1555. me SWl4 if $ectlso 35, Tewnehlp 15 heIrs, devisees, gauss i, sian. Nedseat PubliSh Pets. 11, ii. U. Mar.4, $15 South. Range Silas,, lees the Ninth tees, andali other persons or parties e 24Iu ó TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 311-ISIS and tall number DUdS 1W4 feel 0 ml Beuth 415.1 feet 0 claiming by, through, vndsr or YOU WILL. PLEASE TAKE N1010 a. Ike lieS 135 fish SI said SW%* arid against them, NOTICE that me City Council SI me O015Iidd Autenebilo Service Canter so PICTI1*V$AMI less ibs lash$ lost ten Night.01. And to: CftyifLahaMary,Flidda,wUIhalj NOTICE OP ACTION Maler Hwy (1712). Hav avail. Mills is hereby given *011 am Way to SiadeN Avenue. All parties or pensens Mvii or a public hearing e tIle lit diy 01 100 large stale wills office TO: My partIes having an in. snuff in bosbuess 011101 TigIen Sail property Shall be sell eub4id claiming any right, title or interest March. 1555, at 7:35 P.M. at me City Perish in ONE CESSNA 3* AIR. space or sterag, specs. Lights,. Rd., Cnsit$irr,, Fl. 13757 Seminal IS any uwlstaddlag liens or eeiltles in and Ii the fotlowIng-ribed Hall, City if Lake Mary, FlorIda, waler & cempnssasr inchlel Ni CUMty, Fiends, under the fldiSlevs lisle enchaal in this action. preperty, situated In Seminole co1der a Petition IS cuss vacate CRAFT bearing svlal number 3$. neme 00 & 1 ENTERPRISES reid. LIlWy'sAidaCentor 17.121 DATED: February 5, *75. Ceunty, FlorIda: and HInlen, dlswdlrnue. disclaim 15* al all numbsr Huh Q their LAWN DIV and Sell WernI to Lake Mary Stud., SaWerd Fla. kthr H. SicW$hs. Jr. PARCEL II. lsuln34I5fNtSeuf$ amltorensuceanynigh$iftIueCIty heIrs. 15151W, and succweers in In. reel, ad all persona, Plrsus, and .iglsibr said name wilts ml Cleft if 305-321.2115 or lUllS 4117. Clerk ii Circuit Court and 1311 fset West 0 me Northeast 01 Lake Mary aid the publIc in and me Circuit Court, Sembulle CinIy, me Hiving or By: Jima I. Curtis corner if Section 4, Tswssldp 10 Ii me followIng disuI$ad nlgI.t.01. CI.lmkW An interest In or Lion On PIZZA, SUS&SPAGNETYI SHOP Florida its acsrdant wilts itie Deputy Clerk South, Range 30 East, Seminal, way, to-wit: Fir $als Plantation Plaza Hwy. pneutiens 01 Ike PlatitWe NUN BILL: Gary U. My Ceunhy, Florida; VACATE the $110 alley right, tIle Above Described Aircraft. 1712. 445-1135. ' To-Wit: $edipi 11115 M'seay, Ar, Wach & Eafeis YOU AND IACN OP YOU ARE thence run Slush 155 feel, thenci at.way Slick 1, crystal Funds $talvfus 1W. Eider ml slsmarsa. sxcNW.5 141 Tars PuRling Crane's Reese West 13 feat, thenca NerIli 75 WWer Homes Suwivisien Setwsen HERESY NOTIFIED thit tho Stale Fiends, esret _lugi's Clseshiro, SIp. .hlp Jibe WsrldofFashhenl Oornahiifily ?iftimeata *itegs, Fle. *751 dsgreis 14' Wish $5.1 feel; thence loyl Avows and Osodhars .w. State AIlsrMv for ml ElitI. Publish: January II. Fibluiry 4, Publ: Februiry II, lI, 1575 prls. Ladles Faehilsi, in Ninth 240.51101; Avenue _____ eeIWti Judicial Circuit if the Stole 0 Ii, 15, 1175 Jean and Casual wesr shep, 010.54 menca East 2*110 Is The Public Hearing shaft be ;s Florida. en beheof ml Ilanaishla heatwinS 1* nalisnalty bMwn ouHoeasema* her Inira's and th. city Ned, Ni anl fir Lake -Jaho U. Path. IWI at knieb. lvery*lsg pnpMsl for egreas.vevlheis.rituISfeetth,rNt r:as ,jnas 517,550.. OPSLYPUI den Is a andlo.tlialast13fistjsr Cewsiry seen tlisns.Øsias poIss. N 5001 Cew*p, FIeJde has Nod a Rvhs Is few lute I Call COLLICi Club time, L.$ar.MM parties for and a. mlw ca.si in *e Iitu j clal Circuit Ceunt 01 FlorIda against (154)444-7513 her UT. S. You, and isduefysi. aronshiffod gaiNt ml above r Shall be that a ll lequiet titlelo ItsO above keen. laid Iisvmay be costin. any and aN parties having as in. tweet in One Cesma $15 Atsusit desalbsl preperty li's buss filed F ILM DISTRIBUTOR sdlnlmtlmetetlmswsthlflnelac. bearing *111 num$ $104015 against you and p1w are rsquirgd Is ties is taken by me City Council. KODAK PRODUCTS talIm,mtsuris WlSQflShmecga sans a copy SI your asuiu is me ThIs ltoh$caekell bipahikead ens csn*lalut is ml esowitri at. II) time sack week for twa (3) cia. why the, aforesaid aWwaff teuli Pent mi Pall 11*5- $1511 smell and isrnep, PHILLIP N. 1.004MW siNtiwS webs priWl, me ci ldbefidsitsd$sitsowseif ma grew.Ilkersparwaekif your 01 Isminefe CswNy. FInds. SNINHOLSIL LOSAIS AND udlhle keening in me dud. Ns selling, Servics pursuant Is $edlen 750.11, PIeds MONCRiEF, Feet 0N1c Se. WI, Herald, a now if' general Stat Ritallans under esdusive Ye.liawe$yofng ___________________________________________________________ Sanlord. FIelds. *771, aid lila Pie droMahles within me city at Lake Sd byes. NIgh sct Ike erigll in theefficuif III. Clerk if My. Is addiHos. Wits ShiN he February Ilk. $75. Is ImmM'ate z... friihnunHsnsrebfl Mardi P. Jetus.u. Caii. mlclreuIcesetsnepIsfouh In So ares if ISnddsJtlorn 1w k Isugitmest $1,*. Call Tell S-- -..-"I.. as useer imeen ilu s semi P50*0, " ---Pros, 1111*431251 Out. 131 in liM4 Fisrils 13fl1 it P5W 0 ml c'k* wIS be titan as We it public hsork$ ealo APP. Ins. l2*lSr Mv' iS! 140111511 151111 Is this WhINed. Cent, PWmb*sm, AL 2*01 adieu en IS fits gakit Ski TIlls notice ball be puhiWeddac, 'bP&"MtR'rWe ulsltsry if Kadek. W *15*14 *uMI. Olhirlss, ml iOCk week tel NW CllisI(IIIVO WV PIGS IDA aWusSI SIP slorloNadlems essit weobsj ml Evening sarah 1 ml SkeiN SI SsTnMais CoWlS! in Dated this silts day if Jry __________________ ...... Great Starter. 3 BR, well main. MANAGER TRAINEE '' -:. BEAUTIFUL DREAMER. 3 SR. 1 201$, Sanford, Fl.. + Comm. Open _____ - ru TJ1 ly economical A t*,uy Warehouse for lease. 16.000 sq. ft. Call 322-1313 or contact Jungle tamed RENTALCLERK Sal. GENERALOFFICE GIRL FRIDAY SECRETARY TYPIST HOSTESS MEDICAL RECPT ELECTRONIC ASSIST iLu rtr.11'rw GET TOGETHER -- bath home in 2 I ----- : Magnificent. WT LOW FEE-TERMS in Insurance agency small office' ..permnel Ineseip. person. Baby Sitting - warranted. $26,400. ______________________ SAVANNAH, GA. 31*0 - . LOW ElectrIc Bills-Solar Heating. 3 BR, 1½ B. Large Family Pm., 1. dining Pm. Completely remodeled kitchen, landscaped, ________________ South DELORES FIERRO FREEMAN, poW of beginning. NANCY ROSITINI SIC ELTON, LESS me following property: and THE ESTATE OF ELSIE SegInrIIO 3)4 feet NorTh me ROSETINE, DECEASED, - - 41-Houses _________________ _____________________ . - u. n.r L.q J.swp... Ui% furnished. Adults. $140 mo. lit & last + $30 deposit. Call 323-1957. milisT Administration with a minimum ________________ ___ A I IVITI.' REALTY furnIshed includIng linens 1. __________________- _______________- _________________________ - Studio Apartment completely I) I LI) JIWII MANPOWER COMPTROLLER $11,330 annually. Graduation Prom an accredited College or University wittia BA in Business . _____________________ pcI. assumable mont. Call 323i' £ Matoon, III. 4153$. . _____ 1 BR-$114. Pool. Adults only, On Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 11-72 in Sanford. Call 323-5410 MarIner's Village. a communications school training course. Ability to type. Apply Seminole County Cour. thouse Personnel, Sanford by Feb. 23rd. An equal opportunity employer. M-F. Noon - E( OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, MmesI new, orange trees, C.P$&A. 7W~.. SPECIALIST I S141, H.S. Grad., 1 yr. corn. mimication exp. or completion of Sunday, Feb. 11, 1979-7 B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41-HOI$S 30-A$15rtments UrurnisId otice I.. �' ' • •1 0, 1• t . '1 'r r i' • , r v . i • . • • • p i p P I P P I • 11 Sunday, Feb. IS, 1fl SI—Evening K.ra. kn$srd, FL Mw ow 0INAL 4 m Jly I 0 IS um0 W= We !E E : UM"s we want SANFORD FR ENCH qf part 519 E. FIRST ST. to be a. yo ' day! ST. 1) DISCOUNT COUPON 9S1 STATE MD. 434 US I7-2 AT Sh 434 QUAMM ROM USERM OSUS $SlL SHC. AT YOUR NEAREST FRIENDLY WINNDIXII + + ' . ... IIrdp... : • I I WISTIRN CORN PID USDA CHOICE FRESH OS SMOKED ICONOMY I 11*05 5 . U BONELESS ROUND TOP ROUND., ROAST LI. PUU I i LBO SLICED BACON t$N OS IMOEIO POSE10INS OIS 'A PlUSH PSYIS OSTU1, VUT IM'$? ?iisws •....... vI WINGS W.D BRAND REGULAR AD All BEEF SANFORD, FLORA ' . (;RILL FRANKS ? i .•, DOONESBURY IL by Carry Trudeau 2w Be PKO. -I, . Imm iJsw I)f 7OOITOIAflJ'IT/ / .11 .•. I. rnAv7iwE57w BOUND "Knoly twit? MCID MID $11? HA"Y HOME OGS . .. .. ....PRO. 1 ANO ii', 3Di'k*1I! $1" si ffifio*ff ... 24 CI&k A PRO. ' ' MAWN UAIftCGDIPUQI ... .1 ic' 29 IJi$aIWEJGEJ. $9 mum UVEIS ....CIP 59' ThDaAMS...$2' I 3-ft 69' r'rAUSAGE ... 9" W OA AST ••• ION $4 ttiLIILS ff 4I*FWM2 r,si At7TLY fl.a.1 A cuT • rfrfr 7RW v air 1X I LWT C4 *Fi4TQLT veft Fo.9/ \ SIR IM AEJTA + .ML9 ..' .... 0 m . 1 i February 18, 1979 PKGO Illp BOUND wp*uu Top UI IIWNARY cwfT r $139 $179 $189 $129 U LBO r . U'••... U "'"' TV SIRlOIN PORK CHOPS •OSRANOU$OACNOICI _ + + 1 II I + i AV 4676OTL4ID T7 y ,i --_-•, 1fl4T/ruxt 1' air /TAt7 •.. mwYThiC OR r 4Y 7H4%. 1 Lw~ dA '-4 IIUWtLb pp IOU I . 0LLS h "NAM - I •'•':. ;-.. .11_s •• '•'' MAM ?.' • p...(j HIS WANOtNG COMES TO AN IMP. H! YOULP UK! TO RIETURN 0 CAMELOT, BUT flU. MY 5iP5 700* SET SAIL FOR IRITAIN THIS LATE UI THE SEASON? ')V$' SAYS A$L'IR, 'SEVERAL WILL 7RY 70 REACH /7LY aE ?W WW71'? 57W5 A440tff 7M 7PMC0S&1 ;•,; • • -. ..• ................... . IL ; :: • S Sill IC! —-, Tw T .1 THE 01**4L, TM S NOW MV A LMIDIN S MAPS ON A &WV RN $0 RERIa$ CM MAPS. ml NATMS UR*IS THIN _wmee TO MU AMP MN RM A W^Y SOOP CNN LEAV?$ HIS SWANN CPlIOHS, MV E$ ,C CAM&OT OVVLAW A FEW 17AYS LATER A PARER O!RTaAJCES HIM. 'I 44$ SIR EP)1W F1TZTPd,!C4WT OV MY IIMV TO WâV #01014w IT II A LOWLY JCINEY, THE VILLAMES AS! PEW MV FAR IN AMP WINTER WIU. COVS M HE REACHES Ibq s.ss $,.dpu kw+. .5 ________ + —• -$ 7: jTT_:. : Ln 644(ES *V rw V#NTER AT OW&07 £'4LL 1W WIRAVEL #W C041A4WP' NEXT VIK- Sir td*,ins 0n Xow �0O tt, fill pow I - w All Am - T IlE BORN LOSER rYCOJ,I 1I'Ir mum b Art Bansoan /7 (ØJFJ ç'/WHAT w/' U KPA ( AM 81ST NO FIACUAY.Y! NOT I644T NOW SF SPIPEY THE GCZNff ZU I(PJOWITWAN'T * LITTLE WE P4N WOULP PEP Me UPP ••ANO P, Th8 WEATHER•- NO MENTION OF HIM I PIPN'T PVE A THINS! BY NOW, THE WALL-CRAWLER WILL O COt4FU9EP- UNCear4SN! 60, IT'6 TO Ix ••• I IWATU.I A CAI?tJ JOT? IF 1OLP U. fl 1 '•• I JUST CMIT IT ..,, 1 z: - .... •$ __ :: ______________ have that dinner party, won't Torn Smith be surprised to see all his favorite foods on the DEAR HELOISE Here's a goofy NMI LorralneMogan e For tbegels who wear coppr . Dear Helolse Waiting wives and mothers shouldlikethlsowl indeed olmaking chocolate chip cookies, divide the recipe Who ricetocereal hub it's Mdft q1mitedry pretty ON a pan and malm bam Gram the little food coloring when use a nine. suffing in the by-thirtesn.lnch pan. ' IJ And your chUdm will 10" O WZbeets, no waiting you and the Uests more than • chain bracelets,wt ton or twelve TniMII.e greet American heritage. ow lot about DW*1sr a Is. b to Am Mee with you. bOM of startipf MY 10-Yar-old bnmM and rob with a little "Of. Cbsck for donsomes 111m for dM_nMartedhrdokChea" deMr AV10 brownies. few __ u9ms. Name well and rob In It are pwmd moms do with a __; "00 - cloth. The mokis dm look ~Ipm md my &M some vim are tbore Is a dory 64 goes with we the Item I writs It down. not. Snoan DEAR HELO: CoralsHadlock Iemonafamilyss Ths1tesrarsaUlnszpsIve Uhevstoussap.with hot will moan a lot to my to add tohecollsctIon.Whui - hendks that yosan mot aire — ___ daughter's future grand. my da*ec Is e&Isr she will will I, am .. ............ enjoy "An to and t,I' her ---anwell chil&in. .wrap IMAM: grandchildren about the I) hávy alwlnn foil. DEAR HELD=: collsetlan. Hers's to the rescue of Lane Aaw. Hun's a vft q*sm I In. lbS miii kin I duCt vd that woits oat will for +++ % 6. 0 __________ I * 1 I II IRI — I - II ___ • ______________________________ I( ) I tjfl with you. Theywill be how to keep a record of my eavaits • A kinfolk cheat Is like p,'slIkssenddisMkss.For ndsBunck ____°'&? his stmak iiMMeehdsth. rsgII.r simmame he II1It HukIs, 114 - __ 1 �I Are SR low IP KUM 47. dw 1000 ow I .-- __ 1V Ir P14 2 A r%*&& JZ Y41 iL!Q. i. ç __ I I ___ _______ I I Y .0 Op- 1 I hwr A kA1101 Aq I i•i / , •, i I - �S • Arlo wcK orlir ly rHoc ON - / - •- - - i -a r oil UJI ILA-, 4 I jja •,, '1 A 11 was WEE PALS - kid pOwsr IHMA L I aww mq* 0 !1 I AN A41NM it IS AW1 ""I by Morrl• Turnr HOW ABOUT LETTING ME TRY OUT FOR usebu WELLINGTUN-MRS114E LErS SEE WWAT* YOU CAN DO! VA 60M 4uTHomM10 ' - - IMR •- A HIWY P(CCATED APtL 0i T)* KW, N1 TOM 171... TM APPOWnD AMPOR TO$lN,flP1$Y PlRlCNOlP'ø.NH ROANIN room mC4 AON*AL mVINO WHO WILD A %*RETY OPOTH* POIITIOWS- INmourAft - -- F- Isom 4 IJJ]ft H&loom& I RN �k rFc Auni*rWhirlf9 by Hal Kaufman LAUGH IT UPI Oft ffis,isaed, two iwndrsd, asihieg aid ens Is used Is previd. plenty if fin. Ca,, yes explain hsw this Is is? Well di. yes: Answer Is a certain went cempesid if spedsi lilian. If yes one fled It in see minute, yss'lI be" agssdscsr.. 1pSJSWUSWSiF1TfWT)'3IwO3I4PJssw.t W *Tom doubles his age, siibtr.ctsö, multiplIes by 1½, trac$sa number four mars than his age and gets his age which Is usuuns iiOft IH a pella*s*s reeds lbe saw bediwsrds and flrwsrds. Examples: S...., ash. Nines rum. Pals did sup. Can yss me" sue up? Give Ita try. •FIshy RiddlesI Which fish needs money? The strapped bass. Which fish has a husky voice? The low we mackerel. Have you any 1 add? . * ____ TOOTHPICK 71*11* Next time you are sitthug at a table with friends, get a trickshow going byconfronting 1Mm with this toothpick problem: Arrange 12 tooth• picks to form four 0 squares, as Illustrated above. Now, ask your friends to move or re locate any tour of the toothpicks to that three, and only three, touching squares re__ CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six difis,once. In drawing dsfoiIs b.tweu Isp and bottom Nails. Hew quickly can yes fluid them? chicknew. with this. below. a iu,ssiw t PJSIPI$ I. SWS$$i 1 ISJft P J5JS Il MM I IVI1II$1 WI AJI3Sa 1$' ON 5 ?WJQ ' I main. This may seem easy because you have the ixpianatory diagram before you (Inset above) ___ ____ but It stuhum many persons for a while. ___ ___ _______ I What has sir ardiuulijd Mind unearthed ahava? Tefledisf,sI*$y*.w Mess *em det 1 08 3.3, etc. DIGGiNG INI . rw CclAe ft Nevg TAU( AYMOR F. L._J EcAL$e 1 E.WIW? ~ Vv ssv• 41% -. ismp OK PIP P - A1 O!'rbUR 146UE r 5 -9r ourvall. ft I a i L r.. U DuPotit ont acrylic yarn 1 WON W. 3*. sci I mshaLc4s colors. a. __ 0s4 _T!189 226 Day*" *4s Pampers disposabi. diapers Handy tapes, stay-&y hnèngs. -- Most Items specially sale priced; some at our everyday low price! Some regular prices may vary by store. Zayre 1.1 �U11111 III k'l (Ad 111iIE1i1 1iI141 th'I liii'] I LI1''LI I I I F: your cnoice ayre : __ save inflation Fighters I - .CIV. - Wide band fix comfort, sandallool or reinforced toe. 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Colon top, cotton/ nton foot. Boys' sues short sleeved dress shins our r.g. 4.99 Solid colors, easyc.Irv pc.iiyuistei cotton with banded coliC, 1,1,1 t'ott('m s,fl9it' chest pocket Short StevS. handed (Oii,j, top centos, yoke Nick, 7 beitton hoot Machine wash. solid cOlol', Our rag. 8.99 store - rainchecks available. Jeans: Western twills of carefree cotton/polyester spotlight bold colors and flare bottoms. Colors may . . -. by store At least 45 Westerns per are quality constructed. our reg. 2.79 1 _1Z sizes 8-16 Patterns may vary store P. Both sport 4-pocket styling. Boys' sizes. Pick your IavCWuto style. t.ibr,c coioi it .1 Z.iyietow S4 each puce Colors may vary slOt,! by ,.toqt, Men s size's -. • I.O . color body shins with fancy yokes. No-iron colton/potyester in boys' vary store by store. Prewashed blue cotton denims huge selection of men's shirts for dress & casual wear 29% - . VISA ft. .. — A~ AIL Alk Ilk IV our.m .J•.,. eat Usss.r'ijI$ M'o oll -: - P. 10' '. Zarye 8-1 .1 I uirri, Zayre 9A-2 �el i twin spread saY. 4.99 our reg. 19.99 match up quilted bedspreads and pinch pleated drapes Utile Chickadee will cheer your bedroom with owrsg.1O.SS antique satin Insulated drapes its fresh- as-all-outdoors motif. Both spread and 48 wide drape are of blended cotton /polyester - easy to machine wash & dry. Spread has polyester fill •4 EnsrgysavsrslFoanidngrn. tns wamtt In wk dell, c oo Ir .ø In summit Machine washabis rayon/I* has the Iosly look ofaqi*saak— an slegol 01D. cii for yoti room. Chousi born dwMor colors. 4r wids Full, ... our rig. 24.99.............$19 Queen, . . . our rig. 29.0...........$24 541. drape. . . . our rig. 14.99........'12 pr. 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Wrinkle -resistant cotton/ polyester never needs ironing. FuN, .. . ow tog. 5.29........................3.9$ ieifl, ... our rig. 8.21.....................$99 Pit9. of 2 cases, ...oW Mg. 4.2i........... - . ___________________ .,•.1• _-•S4,I ..-, " '.'. . t , 11'JLI �household Inflation fighters! big value 3 ____ latch hook pillow kits -- Easy to d& Dimensional quick.pornt and latch hook for new SCM sculptured look Kit has precut Acntan acrylic yarn, printed canvas, instructions At lust 72 per Mon - no rainchocks. Ref.r to this symbol on the back Page for Zayre stores not having this item. 29 1g. 5.17 02 latch hook rug kits ssy IIPIC.4IXlu.. l94ut3*1. r 2 few W`K 111M. s"etorag. boxes f Uflds,hod V¼xtor big xx 24½*13x lOW. Sflmsd web grain finish on libillirboala TIiiio 1-.S .c,. _____ •.r- ' - 10 hJ d&wsis.y,u2s our rug. SSc sa. ___ 20 gal. tvash can Lrnw 20 pc. glass dinnerware sets impod.d from France! 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Pre-cut Acrilan' acrylic yarn. color designed canvas, instructions At lust 34 - no rainch.cka. per store Referto this symbol on the back pop for Zayrs stores not having this Item. for S1 7a r 4. 3dr2w Chesil: 197 clW.rs 0 ow no T-W our reg. 32.97 -4 _ Inflation-fighting price on 40 pc. ironstone dinnerware! Everyday dinnerware at a loss than everyday price! Set includes: 8 ea. of dinner plates, soup/cereal bowls, salad plates. cups & saucers. Chip and crack resistant, microwave and oven safe. So durable yet sets an elegant table you can be proud of! Choose from Mushroom. Jubilee or Sussex patterns. 5Waw' r9s.Gkt0 1.M aluminum bekswar. Nows the tim. to slodi up and save! Choose from: 1op:round,e"sqcak.pans,ecup muffinpan. lesforbsqult DarL.. dMilain!L.. ' All easy-dun, heavy-duty akwninum. " ME0 000 I osvdome _4is OWN! . ø. . alli— ____ . Herion' love olsin ow is Vash. SO5 and heaters is MWO —111 WAd low" %a" oft Militia. 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FM stereo radio 8-track tape player Twin speaker enclosures Professional-style turntable Full-size dust cover Headphone jack 0 HEC-400 (tapes not included) .25 At least 12 per stone — ralnchecks available. UáI IUJUI GUU .m% oóL 90L11 ____ Cut fufldI 'U' 171. mph like an ash tray — nor 1 Itbags to buy! S.,. %' , OW dillon caSSaI You say *i neww oar kW 120 lv- --' o.uvo uioo • • .\. .i / ,)I. _, J . . Rug $f• Dej• 4 settings to, bare floors & all Car 2399 Zayre low sail price minus Mr. Coffee' your final coat .. ]LIV99 % Reginar 2-speed Erthbrooacuum cleaner Hurry ml Get your Zayr. mail-in rebate nowi Lightweight Electrikbroom - . - less than 6½ lbs. The everyday every way cleaning wonder. Conventent.., always ready for quick pick ups. No bags to buy; saves money. Easy to store: just hang on hook in closet. R134528. • 4$ homiIitinmIM' caiW Features for recor iNr kKwiMe. 5*01*91 11)101 tl5 aNIflr.NWü'I0tOflelifli$h. Easy-Wawwrfdft_,* PA* $a vp" an Ow link / I is of - solos Was! 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Hlliboto TAMPA 4405 Gandy Blvd. ST. PETERSBURG IRANOON HERALD J5 Jfl4JpJiA, A HERALD Zayre -1 By DONNA ESTES Writer For the third time in 29 months, the city of Longwood has lost Its battle with the state of Florida to avoid payment of $3,200 the state granted In unemployment compensation to the city's former public .. r works director Ralph Fisher. The city has maintained -40. Fisher was properly fired and not entitled to unemployment compensation. An appeals referee, D. M. Foshee of the state unern I ployment compensations division in a decision Issued Friday, said evidence usbmilled by the city was "Infr sufficIent" to overturn the decision of two previous RALPH FISHER referees granting the payment. That doesn't necessarily throughout the fight, told The mean the city of Longwood will Herald last week that the city ever have to reimburse the would pay the claim to the Mite state for the $3,200, said Bill once the appeal procsaslao,er. Miley, administrator of the "There's not a whole lot we contributions section of the can do when It comes to public state unemployment office, employers," Miley said. ,We today, will just keep on writing them "There Is no teeth In the law and requesting payment. We by which we can force could file a tax lien In the payment," Miley said, adding circuit In Seminole County, but that bills granting authority to that doesn't mean the city has the date to attach state revenue to pay." sharing money of governmental Fisher, on learning today the bodies refusing reimbursement state has upheld his collecting told Invedigallm his no was In . , the the , shot was fired. He said his om did not have me to load the rift "Apparatly, it hod to hwe beeni loaded; he would not uiave time to load the gun" i.e said. "They were jut p157114 aroumd," he add of the shooft. The shooting occurred it 12:30 p.m. at the IM ___ e It PWKf4lt TMOW Park ___ ___at Magnolia Avenue near Sanford. ____ Lee said the nith child had excused himself during the noon meal to go to the broom Polk mid Us Myear-old was sent by his Perents to bring the child back to the On Friday, b"01141tion subpoenaed the ii.yisr.c&i's ectiooi rscotin after officials at the LLuSTIY aristi. suui in Sadad Lee add his = was home the day of the shooting because ci daaroosn prehiom& The Smith Child, who was burled Friday, Is the son ci Mrs. Steven Bander, 457 Crystal Like Drive In Lake Mary. Blue Cross Policy Change OPEN DAILY 9:30AM TO 9:30PM SUNDAY I OAM TO 6PM as THE H TODAY • Staff A !and VHF charwwft CI WARWATER SUN WNTER HAVEN NEWS CHIEF ___ Polk also corArmed that who io.tiei the .30 rifle . ft loaded remains Herald BANGKOK, ii'&nini (up!) — Vietnam saii today its icress China se. Ow tie paracsi Island beld by C hin _ a, ____ by killed iinh,rsol__ eMm V'. and hi jueglU, • • • .. , . KhOrnei n I Warns Radio Hanoi, hi i beikut "iAd II PBIOI', slid t ID But the Sovid goviromast $n4 Suedsy stepped short of strong lobbying efforts by the by the city council in Sep two days ci lt"4 VMaanu, troops killed Chinese __3,100 ______ ___ Florida League of Cities and tember, 1976 through July, 1977, soldiers, dutroy.d SO tanks and routed u 1ini, tist'aiiv'w. vw in wtec saasad tywtieu.s.j.p,. other agencies representing said the appeals decision ______ _____h Mopped all miles deep ID Viii. _______ ' China's invasion force The treaty, sigeed Nov. 3, cliii for "mutsal conr .e4,ili" If cities. Satanic' Reds 'restores my faith In thu nemesoterritory,butnhl1fnyyanalyMsslid thsyrsmg.If either pony Is m enaced by 4llt aWliofl and for "ap Meanwhile, Mayor June state." Poking ordered Its troops to halt or If the attack was thrown back propriate effective measures" to ensure peace and security. TEERAN, Iris (UPI) — Iris, faced with riohig left. "it appeared for awhile the "It declined comment by Vietnamese defenders. wing .pp.Mtlu. I. Ayatollah Rehellak Ehemetal, today lb. whether the city will continue state was going to permit In a related development, a Vietnamese omclal In BS*C& frlh1p emi cooperation itween the soviet union and . warsad that It wuuld re!!!!y creek "salalic" aid efforts to avoid the payment or Longwood to appeal as long and hlicated his nation would not all for direct Soviet Intervention &eta Republic ofVietnam," the government said In an an iu aerial facile..,apparently including the as many time, as necessary for whether the Issue will butsaldVletnamappreditosRomla'smoralsupport,Includlnga nouncomag. Cimsst& K± i_e a MUM warilag to the 10 win," he said. discussed at the regular dnwd the Chinese withdraw "before ft's too late." UMlen that a "very sensitive" sitasiles still prevailed said •'m Fisher did not appear at the . the peUcr in Peking aie.ii step before it is meeting of th e city commission Intelligence officers said the 34q-old Invasion had lift Minsee too late1" the 8,1d statement said 'MinuiC Ik*iIII Wha Ui Ufli this the skik Ui 11W as list referee's hearing on Feb. 1. reported by the official at 7:30 p.m. today. forces ___ ci we did lot cepl*I. aid scores of snail trying Is create preblems." In an apparent Tei'ereace to Tale new He appeared with legal counsel villages, as the Peking troops puedied Mx miles No Vietnam on WIwlag ridicule aid CesenMua he said, "I wos't I h&Vi no comment, she at two previous hearings. "All the Chinese people, like other People, Mid peace and not said. I will be discussing this highways said trails acrosa the 400mlle frootlit el1toan7. wb. Is aitII'lomle. We will ereeb them." • or war. All riipoWty f Fisher was fired by the city the conasqusoces of continuing the They said today's flgt'ng kicluid.d air strikes by both lid. In with the city attorney." Qty aggesudon by Piking agalit Vietnam will be borne by the Attorney Ned N.JullanJr,,who PLO In Israeli Office, Page 2A headur' • See STRIKEOUT, M Page 2* Ro IIOI sad 1,000 (nu. were killed in died I If1g In had represented the city W aCCuSe. VWUI4 of .1 gry IHhe it. the tiny province capital of Lao Cal, ouly a hilt mile id'e orlm1.II I-Vietnam woes the Red River from (Id. and 116 miles th titud, to the dwtlnl ci peace," and 001011"1110 with -which the ('iwe leadership tuna to arms." wed cii J3 __ 11* radio said all reports coversd Satadsy and y. An hour 00sr Tam reported the .m.iut statement It said Hanoi cilinwd to have hefted the ievae1 bit ft appeared the Fotili Minister An*ol Gromyko wee In cow'Mat$na with Chinese MW their own drive even before Moseaw wowed ft Ngvyso Hue Zhieu, the VWWnw. ambassador $p Moses,. . (ii. Boyd news oonuntitor wade obwio.. reference to the emerging re__ With H. between the_ United States and (Ida. and the _ _ ___ hat, played ID the ck on VIeIamn AtW psragr.pbMMam.fruntheKrsmIIa said, "Thoasiho r* it " i step before ft Is he hiie" decide the policy ID PsMag In 81101101011,1IIflnI, Wedow lUgre epit"i aid the cow By MAX EUUZTIAN 'It's ilk, anything else,; It's a said Dyer. ought to be held to a milulmom of ft po'My of 8d irveMIs in the (Idsa-Vietnam war could VIce pnmilr TN42'6'--.p') toi to an (J4 BMW od Herald 8100 WrIter cod ccntbvu,i* program," Bentley agrees with the Blue and when you're down to a CBC wt be ruled ed. seld George Dyer, assistant Cross move. He rioted a large and a urinalysis, you're down to T*e, where be slid it would be neemeary to teach Vidsam a ! fetus of wasshs in the South 1—" the cmft@ddw a" The soyit Union hea a A decIsion by Bin. Cmos and communications director for number of tests are not the minimum," said Bentley. Rki.B1e1ddV1wltonthtnnev Blue Cross-Blue Shield of reciulrad for every 1vivlih1 g.mI,wj. 1 SS ------------.-- --------1 admission. for a routine battery of teds Florida. EKG examination for patients ' hositMx think thiswill affect over 40 entering sy, ac -Dyer ,q1,d Blue Cross admitting patients will be" hwwjwd a program 10 try WA our hospital, because we cording to Bentley. However, Bub If any effect on Snho45 reduce UFAOCUWY medical haven't required a large bet- that test will dill be covered by Memorial Hospital, according tory of admission teats to begin Blue Cross, because It Is not a to Charles Bentley, hospital Medical r4.ceesuty PrOgram with," said Bentley. standard test for all patients And-'--'. A Rinses,. ................. 45 anrator. Seminole Memorial Hospital being admitted to the h-phil, That program - reviewed 41 IT_ ............... 11* requires two basic ahuiL.aii,na accordthgtoBemdley, and ftbee Sin ft me ............I1 011teIss ..., ........A tests, according to Bentley. bearing on the con 4 ion of the abondaing ü lOptob. .tiow'â Uft to il1,,'.Ip Ceufre..... ............... 41 ....... 11 diagpslkycipsylirgtorroulhiw outmoded proceduess ac Those teds are the complete Individual peilsit. ...'..êI croomd Wood ce count () and w ......... ...... I'7'A admium tub "If I understand the Sine put ofaa caft to Dyer. ................SA SOW to cut dowwencsetsd "Nsls jug wextens$onolyua. .....,, .......• I think admission tests See HOSPITA P1.452* t DeoAy .......1.1 W In - ...................IA r' abuses. S.,. 31.11 SENTINELSTAR TAMPA TRIBUNE a TIMES Longwood said autopsy results Indicate the child was standing or bending over when he was struck In the not with the build. 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S • •. -. 0• • ••_ ........ . S - SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, Nb. 138—Sunday, January 28 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 25 Cents Jury Finds No Cause For Action July 8, 1908- Butler, City Chiefs: 'Glad It's All O ver' Jan. 26, 1979 By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer 'I never wanted to be "It Just goes to show the system still works," Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler commented Friday after learning the Seminole County Grand Jury, which had spent three days Investigating allegations he hit a former policeman, had returned a no true bill. vice president Similar sentiments were expressed by Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore and city commissioners who expressed satisfaction with jury finding that there was no cause for action in the of anything' The grand jury delivered the results of Its Investigation to Judge Kenneth Leffler at 2:45 p.m. The one-page report said In part: "This grand jury returned a no true bill due to considerable conflicting testimony, thus creating the doubt necessary to return a no true bill." Butler said the conflicting testimony was to be expected. "Anytime you have 30 people testifying before anyone, you're going to have conflicting testimony," Butler said. In fact, the grand jury heard froth 27 witnesses during the course of Its In. vegat1on. They Included Butler and Tommy Sands, 24, the former probationary patrolman who alleged he was hit by Butler at the NELSON ALDRICH ROCKEFELLER ...dead at 78 Rocky,* Deni"ed'The One Thing He Wanted Most By United Press International One night, as Nelson Rockefeller flew low over Washington In one of his family's private jets, a reporter asked him when he first thought about being President of the United States "Ever since I was a kid," Rockefeller said. "AIWA when you think of what I hid, what ala, was there to aspire to?" Yet despite his fabulous personal wealth estimated at mere than $1 billion In 1974 — despite hig years of public service, his Infiance in world attain, end the prestige of the family name, Rockefeller was repeatedly denied the one thing he wanted most. "I never wanted to be vice president of anything," he we said. In 1174, Rockefeller settled for just that, returning to Washington In the aftermath of Watergate to serve as President Gerald R. Ford'ssecond In command. In 1978, he withdrew fran elective office to allow Ford to choose a new running mate against the conservative Ronald Reagan. But his quest for the presidency may have been one of Rockefeller's few failures. In his almost 50 years of public life, he became me of the ::', most influential mon, wielding his wealth, charm, and powerin a variety of fields ranging from diplomacy, to _' politics, toart He had been elected to four teru u gornee of array of appointive posts In govermnem during World War II and after, and managed the family's many business enterprises. Whenheslumped over his desk and died of a heart attack at 10:15 p.m. Friday night, after a quid dinner with his wife Happy and sons Mark and Nelson Jr., he was working on his latest book, the second of two volumes on modern art. "He wore well," said family spokesman Hugh Morrow of Rockefeller's long and Illustrious career. "He was a very demanding man to work for." Rockefeller's enthusiasm at times seemed See ROCKY, Page IA NffaW Ploft by Leewd Kra oft PART OF GRAND JURY HEADING DOWN 'N's rust another cloud removed from the polk. department' —Mayor Lee P. Moore 'Anytime Pewter Pub In Sanford on Nov. 17, 1978. Butler had fired Sands from the force in August. After reading the repdrt Friday, Sands would say only he felt the grand jury was wrong for not Indicting Butler. He said he would check with his attorney, Harvey Alper of Altamonte Springs, befor, deciding If he would take any additional action. Sands baa already 01.4 sail apinst the city. swer and CRY Manager Warren E. Knowles to regain his job on the Sanford Few Fans In Counti p1N have 30 plop'e testifying, .. .- .. Sends' suit also contains Allegations stemming from the Pewter Pub incident and asks punitive and compensatory damages. "I'm glad It's over with," said Moore. "It's just another cloud that's been removed from the police department." "Fm glad the grand jury found there was nothing there," said Police Conunlulcner John Morris. "I'm also concerned like this woWd go to the grand jury. If you and I were Involved In something like this, It would not have gone to the — jury." The city's elected officials agreed the grand jury's failure to find wrong doing In the Incident would Improve the police If Nelson Rockefeller had ii supporters or admirers I Seminole County In the 1150 when he made his two me) moves for the presidency, tin didn't talk about ft. It jot wasn't the papaL thing to do. And Rockefeller's popularS you youre going to have conflict' an BUTLER CASE, Page IA BEN BUTLER See GOP, Pals IA Today 'He uns.Iflshly 'H. was a man devoted his of wisdom and lIf.flme to helping COU?09S, IflIry his country and vision' and Its p.opl.' —Gerald Ford, who appointed him vice psIdent —Gov. High Carey, who has ordered all N.Y. state office flags at half-staff. Al Kelley Is all smiles holding golf championship trophy after winning the Mayfair Open Friday. The lasgwend resident shot a hot 84 to claim $1,200. I).(aIM, other p1st.. Page IA. ArandTheCloek ..........4-A Bridge ..................... 4-B Comics .....................4-B Crossword .................4-B Editorial... .................4-A DesrAbby ................. Z.3 Dr. Lamb ..................4-a Hereope .................4.1 OIJRSELVFS ............141 Sped ....................1.7-A Terry Sims next week Television .................6.5 will be the first defendant Weather ...................I..BtO face trial ln the Dec. 31, 1977 slaying of deputy George Pfeil at the Long. wood Village Pharmacy. Details, Page 8*. Recruiters: Give Us Women Volunteers Any Time By IZONAID RRANIIOI7 'They Women tedsy are held l the low major United States wn1l1ry In ldgI'i' linen than UN& male are a - higher caliber than mon in th. physical. mental . wandes colierarts end indeed at I" t" of the sorvices have, _rka on rend women Ricitters w the Army, Navy, Mashes. and Mr we igt'ir eslibir than M" in '°r' morel ftbrs, phyalli 11108100 and Newsom 2W was the indication found by the Evening Herald ft wish sr Wft bd talked with Navy recruiters M do* rar NauttaisIt visit. to Seminal. St*LkeSL '.Mu. a ii eppesty policy bit w. do pat, s*s rp' on ieitIig woman beesse they are a 1Ige'lrmssiathsphyical,alaudmorai N usergi Tm., Navy recruiter sit of the AfOWNI hephyakitusshe has loved moral arias i Na -!* '1 - Z= DAN STAN$IIRRY..IRflV FAINT, is, HEADID Fl NAVY - .. -s . hed.boft NO ad S hod gab $jisW 801h , IIt. diIt,sINyaeddhurFidu,IlN1SNN. t ianadohatl he eMsl ad ass,, bJU en ths. tab ves jr 11he Ivy. apt to have had trouble with the police or drags thei men." Marine recruiter Staff Sergeli Leslie Biiesbsan expressed almost full agreement with the Navy realisr. "Yes, the scores are 'dgtiir but our dandorde we ala, higher for the potential women recruits," the recruiter said In noting w0mo have to score SI or W#wonthe entrance tat while the scans for men have eaIytobe$ or higher. As far as the mor4 caliber of woni, the, recruiter noted "Mod of the women we acres appear to have 1s. lnvoivemn* with juvenile and civil authorities." "In the physical area it would seen ady liasal man have had mote injuries dice they piiticipslo in mm. cadectçsits and I really csel't say woman are he b$$at physical ships bi*.wuuld say overall they an i about 'L"tke 11 8 evades Army recruiter Igt. Waiter Harper fully aImed walk Hsalaoimtedthattha Army, like the Mashes, has It keT danderde hr women pg 'Ibat's a lad," lbs recruiter 1 '*FIuI We moral a*," I have tend that with y0114WIMenjoitflalehlog hlIIffiaolheleliwo,wehevsiaaytypsciag $NUC*UITU$,PN,U �I A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 25, 1979 Me International Diplomat On Road By DAVID K ANDERSON PsWrfler MEXICO CITY (UPI)— Pope John Paul fihanot afraid o( politicking, ln style or substance, and he's no slouch at It. me geniai, Pollshborn pontiff proved again on his ijyai in Mexico Friday what he has begun to show around Rome In the first 103 days Of his Papacy — that he knows how to work the crowds and couldcompete with the best of secular politicians. — And again he showed every sign of being ready and capable of playing the game of International BRIEF Million Khomeini Backers - Chant: 'Death To Bakhtiar' - TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — An estimated 1 million people demanding the return of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini turned a religious march into a condemnation of Premier Shahpour Bakhtlar today but a clash . .' downtown Tanks still controlled all access routes to Tehran's Mehrabad International airport in the only visible military presence in the capital. But a Western diplomat said, "No troops are needed now. The damage has been done " It was a reference to daylong shooting Friday. by troop at marchers pretesting the closze of Iranian airports to prevent Khomeini from returning home from 15 years of exile and seizing power from Bakhtlar and his military commanders. POPE OHN PAUL II I .4 ...Rocky _____ (C..11o11edYnPagelA) . •. ROME (UP!) — Italy's powerful Cornmwilat Party has withdrawn its support from the Christian Democratic government, ushering in the nation's 40th leadership crlsl& since the fall of Benito Mussolini. The pullout of the Communists, Italy's second largest party, ended two years of cooperation betwean the largest Communist Party in the west and the ruling Christian Democrats. Gunman Spurns Mom Appeal ..'TOKYO (UPI)— A tattooed gunman who kflLdfowperaonetnan aborted bank robbery in Cinaka and demanded $250,000 freed 12 hostapss today, lnclwIhIg one man who was .hAI. , III had UM his . ear W -J- A off., Poke said ft ommen, Ww;7Z-M*kaM UMekawa, 30, refund give Numelf up despite appeals by his mother Mrs. Izuko Umekaws, 73. "I n leek bsckwird," he said in Izd.nIsw In 15. "I asu we" thee t an beIIIPIuI1O sI live to HO, you bsw. Nalasu AlIth Rochelsilu was born on July1,11SS,1n9arHor,Maine,thetdof Nov. 17, 1154 alter a 311w' marriage. They were ,orcsd In Rum, Nov., on Mirth 17, 1105. Some polfticlaiii bMhsv. that We &,urce and runrlag.to ft" cost him thel$4 presidential nomination. Oftn,' as Rockefeller campaigned throughout the granatber, Joim D. Rockefeller, was the coed ,segiduInaIrewdumtoeadmof &rce and reiiarrlag.. Ana mrltyoom kin and primitive art, r w ,1 In ins, Rockefeller graduated from Iitmedii oou,ge, rWed a p,1ss bomas from Ida fsth.r fir net uneking or aftft _ 'What else merriedblery TodwisrOad4dodes0er f ily, of a sodafly proinM 4 Pu and iMiM* 1)101' qU,IhIng the __ _ , '-.. __ was there __ family bosw. Recalling Me yodh,Rjckeue Baptiat religion played a snejir rile in We "We had fiiiiy prqi every awnft before breed and an haday L. Roy Seckinger (right) accepts role as president ef attended Swiday school cherch," he aid. 'WeWretaiiederI17,asw1Dy' Bahia Shrine Temple, Sanford, from Myron D. Christensen (left), outgoing president, and AW Me fir before bbLTh.ve.deo DeForest A. Long Jr., installing officer and the dsdpllae e the ne." potentate of Bahia Temple for seven central Florida and Dirh World W U, Beckefsr lined counties. under Fr—kiln Delano Romsesit as co. ordinator $ Inter-American Mrs, ad dn aas iilad secrdary Of date. Be SHRINEI SWITCH to aspire to?' ___ ___ Cycle Skids, Driver Dies Gi.iP __M to -- __ bruA ___ -- he deeded medef Mi isisad to in t____ lwasMetheeervuflrtheproddomy '- 1 ai, ripeisers am as I' had hiaL 7% Party workere was =dArb1@LblWhehdfAN1N11 Smith died deputies. ___ GUN TAZEN a pj,4 Barry Of fr Of A .46-caliber automatic RethululWs year New Task r were a. 'au, accse*g . ERCHANDISE ON TENT POMW Reftid1w sold in a kkrvlm at Ms a. edate hi M in 1I. '1 ceid uu1 cud have ed a eaut I Weid dumqbeve. IM bed the Of alssdlsaust in ObotOedJ I h7 "WI& M an Peso Is MW 110011KA 1 hM In &1bouler * EXAMPL a. ' To Arm of alas dr..ed Ms b on trying to get "We ii "4 mere .njliod. is gdtleg more woman 'hoeddigl.Hpwmndtheai*.Iais dIp.! gewell auth. letters. glvin hia.s. bringing Of w'JuIsri a. , One elm to answer MY qvIdim school n d1i We ___ -' NcWge anal in i do de 00 NEW USPIIATU Rocks, _ __ umerieg fares igoed with _ b __ AT 't pat. pMk '-- - TI acng appUcaflans for fl. S ySSr program In a __ Ii,1106dift, wair wow a t_• __ Aft" W* I53 Old c .• ___ E',j saa.N . _ " say: ft- $995 oft s 1d I&* ,j-mto i made T SWIVEL FUU smm GROUP ROCKER HIDE4wBED WAS $269.95 oui ciioici WAS $749.95 WAS $119.95 OW N 1 4995 $3 9995 _ 41 COILISI hair VELVET imi On, this n program a.Yak Pft dWimm -'tsiui 1sed 6 aol d IhsPrOIrm!IIIbs.II.IbI.tosltfor Tsdmldan !Mfldnitlon. For more .uLi bfl F 1 TERMS 550 N. HWY. 17-92 LONGWOOD, FLA. 1 2 mile north of Hwy. 434 IN maw .4 1 •-'••------ - :.. Z. -... ___ h.1 00 w w — HOURS: Phone MON. thru SAT. 339 -3366 9.9 4 y. + Eady Amedcan NOW Best by Of The rearl Rospfra. Bak a., Altubm" _ __ )F THE GREAT' SAWN133 XPIECE Complete Grouping WAS 1494 O - SCC 'go nallm i NOW - , — - ISPLAY IN THE BIG CIRCUS D IN THE STORE!. BEDDING Cart r a. - - cards... FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED low ___ pletol, valued at $350, was taken t4tvip of are bed rund Ms d du 4iun fr om e cmos Of th Vern on U. Allis. pehes in IV1, "me" amenim. of si4 Cs.tli Drive, Their judgment of the y,1, ma..ftojtoa. . •• , 9 as MMS Altmods ftdW late Tddey SKAinole Cwft valor, bdb in ".P' 2=6 ~== ide 1awWwW wftq" jLWh=1 accident that occurred Server Fridey, dm Shurs reportL dot. While Um not of the pmm wo a M d sumpedee ____ all am -• I leek Conl ey reportedly told na tion voted for Lyndon Is 153$ hi *eid , 1- -, ed ___ m.,L4 10 g.a yeas, ,aSois released freen WWor Park deputies'f17 mern ,ai reid have been COWatY vetad fir Gise. Mawr g.ts ad M 1t pe-MenoeW U.apitai following a learned the go was 01111166 led _ 14 afterft the city. e The 1d11 OcCIIre4 about whew rue. to become ths ndaLo* 2:4SP.m.,wbenthebrekssona Wed (list RIPUMIcI governor Of (Wed with school cididsin C~Wip FlorMa hi liii, a.y mid net f'ed The ha wed ii 11SSwMe THE $=me took roadway at Florida aid president — Nelaon ftpork Shreds ad druck a driveway Wednesday, ac lillir fl. SCOdN tolaw aIm e resiepis.RoCkuf forcowd offidda, who ittiii1 S IN1101111 P' WAS NGTO$ (UPI)i CLeV111111 TARM •SlI. - ecruiters - "Yis'r* set going to bedave w I have I. tell isa," he beg., teking eds Of the fad t Ford had ales aduigose dweeing ___ cosflr-thIi heurWi ad Me___ wife ledy had Jed adujes. the e .1 WIN In riced year,, Rockefeller ci'ly - 4q ; In 1t74, while' be wis undergoing cordflrn1a'I hearhi en Me an vice proddut. Rockefeller called a supehis news ceefursuce at his Manhattan cmos. M y of the reporters peised supadad Mm to wIaw Ida nun, ____ from cestron. _ _ Wood, hi umoacsd t Ms wits Happy __ B7MAXEPJLILKIIAN Herald Staff Writer Reginald Smith, 20, 1204 Golden Gate Circle, Sanford, died about 9:30 p.m. Friday ____ when his motorcycle skWud out of control at 13th and ___ wnun'. Sheds, according to Sanford Police. - SS. re party coevsud yadsa buMsid try to avoid hitift aWdof Met dsis.er of his home about $: of him P.m. Friday, according to the the Rap" pr1id ---In front who the motorcycle began to SIIIIIDOIS County Perspective a hsrpsnad pfM' a ad keg. ___ skid. Hs was struck by a jewelry ad c had thim foe Of Rsdahs Ubseal Waif.. .sds..• L of the Ink local CM ,on top In 1*, kIst 00P r dl __ _ An autopsy concluded - -- mnnitot'y muSt go at some price to ?2 som- eb-ody ! tverytning must go to the bare walls, every item, every wece of eauinment includinri ddc hand trucks, dollies and delivery truck. Brina your car truck, wagon, U-hau cash, check, money order, credit hi 2051 we ____ apps yhad not Increased In succoediag years. 'A half dozen local been president' Ré,ubllcans, aEed today for comments or runombracs. on dirus___ ordary of the Dopas 'ed Of Neslth,. the late Rockefeller, had Edumtion and Welfare hi 1151*1, apurIal ____ nothing positive to say. The asalded to the peoddu4 in 1, and _______ ILIILM45 Individuals who responded chelrmá Of the pr's en ___ ____ &4 in 1153* a to remain anonymous. 5Ifgi9 "1 can's say anywing good in isu, Ms _ D7 fir oi.dlve 4111m be about the man," said one pasty ____ scored a po"tirel oped by defeating _____ leader, 'and I don't waist to say Denmctd Avenll Hwkaen New York anything bad about him new governor___ by $72,053 _ that he's gone." ma_erl'l ad somewhat stg "Cal Me The emphasis of the party in Nelson" apprssth ass. gave way to a. the was conservative with a familiar 'Hlya fulls!" wIak-u4gria capital "C". __ "Rocky"_ peeved _ a "ir to pebcat New cutoodula ad Who the governor of s wruis. Be __ __ __ In Sanford $500,00090 In051,00.Ofhivaosmbyinaflrdmasvlage, 'if Idldn'tcari I could have (Ciotiniud Fr Page IA) ___ Roch.k, ll served as a trintas of the Meassu of Modern Art In New York City. He also was a foondir of the Massun of PrimItive Mt Anedramelyact1veman,hen%hhlIl,dw a Wsd4lnth frame. He d net amok. and Ihik4 Ma kb1 to an occasional glum Of who or beer. Often Me Ida, Rocksfilhsr faced -1 delag tresedy. ____ ''I ORY FURNITURE WAREHOUSE , I MAnh, cq,he was grededby criticism ofhis the Pkid Oil Ca Gma R It m a foetwie in the rope business. Rodo(der and No first wife aspesatod on __ __ Italian Commies Back Out 422 CHAIRS Dies At 70 ' grandmother, the mother of the empress, from Texas. W3 In tins case the pope appeared at the airport In h1s. egular clericalgarb,a violation ofM.xicai law that that no priest may appear n the street in clerical he.. The government went along. The dasalplion of the event by the presldr*'a prom ocepohde1ynOf.dthMthere won more than 105 tMhops, cardinals and other ch' preaud "and they all wore clerical garb." -'-- - Jimmy Caw eirosteto Mexico, his wUIhy'.. to melate the Beagle Island dieputs botwein Argentina and adie and plans to adde the United Natlone this fall. On ida (ltd nlgld in Mexico City, following a thing day,hespu*w boor and l5mindcloWol with maim Prodded Jose Lops Psitillo, Sale held pursuant to Seminole County permit for Going-Out-OfBusiness Number 23 granted the 19th day of January, 1979 SOFAS * rofasal to compr'n1ie what he coneldsrs to be catimiic eae*iais ad principles. AMYMB Empress Farah in Marrakesh. The plane .. with hostile raglmes. —a aia children of John D.RachoueUv Jr. ms crlticaUy injured passengers to Jessore military hospital 70 miles from the crash site near Chuadanga—slx miles from the Indian the Vatlean desire to be In And it happened in a way that those who knew _________________ . DACCA, Bangladesh (UPI)— The engineer Of Banijadesh's fastest train which jumped the track ahd fell into a canal killing at least 75 people, slammed on the brakes seconds before hitting a disjointed section of track, officials said today. Officials today moved 160 bd the pop in Poland so is the suintam of his style brought the shah's four children and their __ dialogue ,, ft I MARRAKESH, Morocco (UP!)— Five members of Shah Mohammed Rena PahlavVs family arrived today in a special Iranian government jet to join the monarch and I M of relations Minister An"Grunyko, tel.p'.ing Pi Joim Paul's arrival at the Mexico City airport was a lesson In gesture and style, In timing and pacing, that charmed the crowd. The pope showed he knew Just when to move clue to the crowd and touch a few hands, what point , hands In a prayerto bless them , like attitude and when to open them th the outspread gesture that moms to say "come unto me." Joim Paul has also developed his own kind Of 5 Of Shah Kin Join Him Bad Track Causes Disaster __ t expec Whil 11t desire already has been ,.i.sad tk'ud a sales of actions — muting BMW ForsI _ bader. Whd dd they U& about? "Peace,"MMIAMOnt _____ end food for the poor," a"a i d, m — a weekly age ids for a ipirftsii 01ile, with ftown mngiiltjn thd beoigM spontaneous ct)etj from Me crowd who be glanced their way. But the McoodkIirlcal state with a complex history Of hostility to the Vatican and the d Paul's sine *au.d J desire to pw an setMat forsige poky. diplomacy. with army troops was avoided, Shouting "Death to Bakhtlar" and singing, "You will have it, Bakhtlar, If Khomeini is delayed," the marchers steadily filled Tehran's - Sunday, Jan. 25,1979-3* The Politicking Pope Plays The Game YORLD V IN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. �I t Evening Herald (USPS 411.210) Area Code 305-322-2011 or 831-9993 Around Sunday, January 28, 1919-4A 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, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60: Year, $40.00. 9 — I e !' . . ... Budget: Be Wary The CIoc Taxpayers, who are generally opposed on principle to government spending, make an -ex• ceptiou wh it comes to defense spending. Polls have shown that, even in this period of socalled tax revolt, citizens are willing to annd what It takes to give this country a defense establish---------------- --- And It means an emotional debate In Congress over the lower priorities that will be given to such domestic programs as Social Security, urban aid welfare, jobs and health ' U)5C cuts in domestic spending come. We can wind up having the strongest, most lethal defense establishment In history — but It won't mean a thing If there is conflict, discontent, dissension or worse at home The debate will continue over the particulars of defense snm'ndlnci And that is , The ticulara important I, k le . 1e. nrir - - ft - An Informed public opinion is needed If selfgovernment Is to work - in deciding defeme policy. Case In point: choosing what type of aircraft carrier to build for the Navy. As Sen. Gary Hart, I) Cob., recently pointed àut the differences between the presIdent and the Congress and the Na are so . Old _ _II I I 11 . - ; .':? OW ilLI I- I , : . £ - . I - .. .:• - / -, / . 717i, - , •;., . I : -. '-' :' IIII . -.. ...... . . By TOM TIEDE Special to The Herald BLUEMONT, Va. (NEA) — Back In the 1950s, when the Cold War was at Its frostIest, the United States government had a substantial If curious Idea. It would dig a big hole somewhere, stock It with provisions, and then use it as a command bunker In the event the Russians initiated - combat readiness. And we need to do so In a manner most ef CtIve to deter or fight the wars of the future — not Me wars of the past. - -I • - '•. "I hope you'R06v'o nothing to dedaro?l' _ __ awn,wtv .'VU.I_JVU-_--__-U — Legislative delegation this week when four members — State Reps. Bobby Hattaway and Bobby Brantley and State Sen. John Vogt and Clark Maxwell Jr, to do some lobbying for them with members of the U.S. Congress. Farmer Councilman John Booths saying he was representing the wishes of a majority Of the city's citizens, asked legislator's help In gdtt1n Winter Springs Its own poet office. Hattaway, chairman of the delegation, C, ,1 • Sunday, Jan. 2$, 1979SA Allegedly, the center of this universe Is a circular "situation room." Officials say It is equipped with a UNIVAC computer whose capacity Is staggering and whose print-out functions at 2,000 lines per min ute. A good number of the permanent employees at Mount Weather are said to work on the computer. Normally, Mount Weather's permanent staff totals about 1,000. Aside from housekeeping duties, they and the UNIVAC spe nd each day a bsorbed in "practice emergencies" (war gam es). For authenticity, employees take the part of government leaders; In other words, there Is a subst it ute president at Mount Weather. In the event of a real threat, the substitutes would give way to some 6,000 Washington imports, including representatives from a dozen federal agencies. The military would not be here In significant force, however; it has Its own underground sanctuary, "Raven teranean city. No one except a relative handful of U.S. employees has been Inside Mount Weather, But reports concerning the size and scope of the complex boggle the mind. For example: It Imports its own clean air, It manufactures its own electricity, and It purifies Its water from its own underground reservoir. Those who've no the facility say It's directly out of Captain Nemo. Streets, Rock," located in southcentral Penn- tested a Boeing 747 designed to be his moving target. That wouldn't be the case sylvania. temporary home and office during at Mount Weather, of course. And as it Raven Rock and Mount Weather are emergencies; aides say he far prefers it to happens, the underground White House connected by a communications system. the Mount Weather notion, was built in a favorite picnicking area for Thousands of other U.S. offices are tapped Of course, a flying president could be weekending Russian diplomats; thus its Into the system. And so for 30 years the shot down. But at least he'd make a been targeted from its first day. I Idea has been that, during war, the president would govern the fighting as well . - - as the nation's Interest from inside this • hole In the ground. , ) , . . . ,' ," , Now that idea no longer seems likely. 'i"' ______________ . , , . . . . For one thing. the Mount Weather site Is no ' v.', . • • . - longer thought of as Invulnerable. Two I .," , ' '•, years ago a nearby plane crash wiped out - . . , . • part of the facility's communications - • '- '1.structure: and military technicians think modern missiles could quite easily h.., ,. - 11 obliterate the works. -'\ 1. , ','.'. ' the city goes to Casselberry while the other half of the city receives Its through the Maitland pod office. He said that the U.S. Post Office Department currently has three pod offices within one mile of one another, citing the Cuselberry, Altamonte Springs and Fern Park podofflces. Yet Winter Springs has none. Booth said a massive letter writing mtIin _ h-as • ttim directed at the postmaster general while Mayor Troy w nite i Piland said that he has contacted postal support for the effort with area authorities In Orlando. co an and Florida's two senators. Brantley Vista" that the first effart Bradisy said he has already brought the be concentrated on getting all Winter matter to the attention Of U.& Rep. Springs mall directed to the Casselberry podoffIce. Piland said special Interests Richard Kelly, K-Holiday, Boo th said that currently mall for half will be fighting the effort all the way said the Wg' m _ Bid we can make no such chokes for the Public uilIIeu we use. There's no com petition among providers of the gas, electricity and telephone service that all of us need to survive. Common Cause, the public-interest orgamizaflon, Is concerned that regulated Industries spend a great deal of money on lobbying campaigns. "By rn stretch of Lou Coffin clothes we wear, the hardware we use. ___ Municipal Circles ____ ___ _____ ____ _____ ___ ___ ______ __ 4 0 , . , '.' I., - '. I I... 1, ~ I# '".'', ,~w ~. --I , . " A. ... I I.. 0 : .7 . ' . Wn , 7~w:'-' 1 -.• ' I a -. ... 1 3 1 .: 11 ,. • No matter what your opinion of lbs city manager form of you should consider only the facts ad net let uds egh WOML snsyyos. Boveral .ppeneats of the agsr teem of government ha,e mammal mosey fo manager's sala'y àiuld be uppliti W dewing. ad read inm,.a, . .,.~ ' . . .1 . I I . . ___ & Also, planners wonder II today' s independent citizens would accept orders and directions from an Invisible government. First, says a White House man, people would resent It If the government were sheltered, but they weren't, Second, "You can't expect anyone to believe In some guy who's locked up in a mountain. Finally, those who say Mount Weather is outdated also say it's been superseded by another survival plan: the airborne command post. JImmy Carter has already because the num bers of employees at a postofflce are related in some fashion to the num bers of households se rved. It seems that Phoebe Carpenter, director of the Community Coordinated Child Care (4C ) program for Central Florida has to spend a good deal of her time — much more than would seem to be necessary — girdIng for battle against efforts to reduce state allocations of federal money for subsidized child car e. it's tough enough for a sing). parent — singig either beciuse of divorce or through the death of a spouse — to fight for the survival of their families and to keep their heads above water, ea rning their way rat her than having to go on the welfare -f __ . benefit consumers," Common Cause argues. For that reason, Common Cause Is prepa ring to go to court to require that lobbying cods be excluded from the operating expenses cm which consumer rates are based. We with those efforts well. But many of __ . -. VA - Development (HUD) funds pendi ng to do just that. Obviously the price tag for such Improvemnents Is greater than the city budget, which Is just under $500,000, could shoulder alone. tftdod 'P'king that by not hiring a city So, for those who oppose the hiring of a manage', Lake Men would save .noegh city manager, lbs suggestion Is: oppose It fands $Oi..ipwv& reads and de'alneg. Is fs, yI Do ad bring edrameous concerns Into an already emotional flse who tae1the city IsIorW4*s t, Both does ad take mea the tad the manager's wW ad lItrrIly loose psyreidtbsthy, Phil lathes, meely — I.I :1., 1: fir Sb ad fad: '1 is myusuheiuseS. Iti flwidagiis WN i IIIMi" mlM rite. by -.uWsh*edaLiLlI ___ __ I IN III il •' pirl, rio~ awcpjj,ao.. 10~' '"A" . rIj 'P —... 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' . - ) •-\ •/ '< .).-\X •Yç " >' ,,>, Y ,," )r'?,. v ' .•' S. ' S ' ''; '' . • ,. >'. . ' •. - "• ' s,' .. . '' '\"v ' \/ ' ,'\ -- 11 \ ,.' "v' , • S ' "v ', ' - (old war thinking was that the U.S. needed an underground fortress to house the president In the event of nuclear war. The Mount Weather complex was, and Is, a self-supporting city. Only a handful of government employees have ever been inside. rolls. While help, in the form of child care, Is offered by the state with one hand, there appea rs to be someone behind a bush ready to grab it back with the oth er. Mrs Carpenter and mothers and fathers whose chIldr en are cared for in competent child care centers under the subsIdIzed program Fought and won the battle little more than a year ago to stop plans of the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS) to cut f unding for Seminole County and Orange and Osceola counties. But HRS plans to cut the program, involvtng In Seminole County 350 chIldren, are on again, this time beginning July 1. The cuts locally are planned In the name ot 'Equity." Equity be ing that money is needed to in itiate subsidized child care programs in other parts of the state where none currontly exlst. In other words, Central Florida, including Seminole Co unty, is to be penalized for doing a job and doing it well. There Is no argument that state money Is needed for roads, education, health programs, even subsidized child care elsewhere in the state. But not at Seminole County's expense. Not only should the Le gislature continue the f unding now channeled into the program here, but more money should be allocated so children of working single parents are cared for properly. This program Is doing the job no w. such a us elderly will be long gone before . Ohio has set up a $40 million state fund to court case will be adjudicated. offset utility costs. This generally results in a 25 percent reduction In utility costs for Much better — and more immediately people 65 or older. At last report, the plan feasible — are the efforts in some states to is helping 80 percent of those eligible, or establish what are called "lifeline" utility 4,000 persons. rates. The principle Involves lower utility Colorado and California have alsb cods for the elderly and other people on established "life-line" rates. flied incomes. An Oversight Sthool Views ___ . Ø,2 OUR READERS WRITE -rad 112* per year to $14* per Department of Housing and Urban - a ___ ___'- L ', -.......................... anybody's Imagination can such lobbying '' I ' . year, but that was agreed to wbsnb. took the job Thin, In essence, the city manager's pod will ad crest, an increase In salary expenses beyond that originally an- city's Mire. — LrW, H. Hell Of med, be in eftect swallows mod of the difQUESTIONABLE STUDY? 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W_ru: that be ds.. moth Of the new, coaler , $300 in b foIsw eptiw in in ad (IJUISI rid t5 CC"$lU relations bdwsm the Uaihsd *Mos and Cornby omMedisup s. kIIPJ -andlbua ye:J:-$1IIblIIa,i Natisnowl do ---Ma "p1id to a vWUV IMiacutelui,thisedinsat. cosgrsssloss$ deligatlea that our recent fnmNpiiedin1197inISpsrceatinlI7.k No year. . would ho a ssriouactmeat.Of the federal ricep'MIeu Pi , w* a power play by the i IM MOI (bits, foadlbatedy5puroedd . -- Madicute cuss are assM an the paverathere is study tin ads 1eg an is bin in ttuM De, Cadó, .. -. asat ems. - W.Ibeom'. heir4alloft rqs& I — dens pndirtsd dd IWI doolndie tioi with hr Jaillin ' -iii medvrVuldrivabawoeide'tbegaodfort: P"111 I isIS in .uai - "M' ssdydedmoutinusw*side—Ws I pss. ml eru.ss 10 -0 —II pil - aisles. 'UGIY mcwmir UVWlD Maii am L w AmsjorfadA iSt Medie.r. ad win dederu wilkWeiM Jsbs.Lk.OfMe..n_hI Ik,. a AuI la up by d is that TT _ in , ', ', . _____ beilduig adeni'l4rator, has taken the responsibIlity to Improve drainage and 'm"ia..rs pod at no Incrose in salary, roads, should remember the city council Tvee, Knibs will Mn Imp from the two an application for $274,300 In federal ___ their concern for the moment to Med'i' care B'0i11"ing Pol"icyS*ck i ens Some_ — . . . . I 2999VIC I ."I . I ~ ' ' ', Some Sound Thinking Needed manager form Of government, should take JACK ANDERSON I I ' N —. IAk. Mary ruddeda, upset at the Ides the city coimcil Is going *esil with city . . -I , II ',•'.' 0 Walk Into your supermarket. Chock your cash. Roll your car through the "lea. Buy the foods and other products you cam afford. Save a few pemles on the specials. Splurge on extras if there Is any money left. Stmopping Is a matter, of making choices. Wep4ck ths brande of thufoo,t - . _____ . ____ I . . ,•' ____ _____ . . Lifeline:. Join Fight For Lowering The U iBills ____ _____ . Growing Older _ ___ -. Weather has a fine hospital, several cafeterias, and private apa rtments for high officials; also, there are large dormnitarles to bunk the lesser lights. Winter Springs cltisens asked the __ ___ C transportation. Sources say Mount on the members of the Seminole ___ _ •. sidewal ks, there are even subway cars for Legislators are continually plagued by lobbyists for special Interest groups seeking favors. But the tables were turned "recognilling the reality" that the communists 1 do Indeed control the China mainland, Mr. Carter has turned his back on the reality that the WORL _ • • L obb'I yist Tables Turned On Le gislative Delegation - fective What worked well In the last war may not work at all In the next. , nee to modernize our nuclear forces, preserve our lead In technology, Improve our L •. Parties &Politics - - . argument agamat Mount Weather Is that "There Is no place to run." The Installation won't be closed, the planner adds, "But let's not delude ourselves about It." This rethinking comes almost three decades after earlier White House aides had concluded that Mount Weather was the ultimate Insurance policy for continuity of government. In those days everybody was digging ground shelters, and the military believed Mount Weather would be useful throughout the century. Indeed, the facility seemed more than substantial. Encased In some of the hardest granite In the eastern U.S., the undergrowmd White House was then sufficient to withstand even direct nuclear hits. And as for provisions, the complex was — and Is - an advanced, self-supporting, sub- thermonuclear war. So It came to pass that a reported $500,000 was assigned to construct what In effect would become "the underground White House." It Is carved Inside a 1,800foot peak known locally as Mount Weather. If the missiles fell tomorrow, supposedly, Jimmy Carter and Co. would assemble here to survive. But would they really come here? And if so, would they survive? Government sources say doubts regarding the merits of Mount Weather are Increasing. Some officials feel It's obsolete; one authority says flatly, If capriciously, that "President Carter would not be caught dead In the place." Accordingly, the White House Is now said to be completely rethinking Its survival alternatives In case of emergency. One planner says the most realistic Excut ve to be paid. It Is as true of defense problems as It Is of domestic problems that they cannot be solved simply by throwing money at them. Biggest Is not necessarily best. The most ex pensive weapon Is not necessarily the most ef- . C - Is The Mount Weather Idea An Obsolete Concept -2 the Depaitnent of Energy — that sellers, mj4pen (also UUU CJJ WK&U D Co ado not control Taiwan and Its neighcalled resellers) and buyers certify the category borI ii1ir4. to which their oll bdonga. He No exchanged one fiction for another, but * i But as many as 3150,0110 to X0jW barrels of in legttInisIng Peking as the legal government of j 1 g0 "old oil" have vanished daily In some recant By 14OY ppg of the money Is going a1 China' thd WS' IS years, apparently transformed into more ui salaries,' Albrecl* said. .. Writer pa squeex y to valuable "fliW oil" on 11* way So ioe1u. All -11 described himself as a tight-fisted way for auscsqM*nie NXW YCaIC ((I?!) —, Is a mIIUon-doUag'.. lmnplenwjded by the communists which, A duelled memo prepared by Investigators year chief executive wor th his salary to the' conervatIve rather than a left-oriented be Touch. Ross, together with a skillful propaganda offensive, working for hip. John D. Dingell, D-Mlctm.,company? academic. He formerly worked for describes the vast scope of the problem: A Brigham Young University accounting the national accounting firm, and after getting will be designed to get Taiwan's leaders to his MBA and Ph.D. degrees, taught at the negotiate reunification with the mainland. "The buyers, some of whom participated In the professor says ft's highly probable he Isn't, The propaganda offensive has already begun. th10* pasSed on the overcharge to Prof. Wrn1m Steve Albrecht and Philip JUrn University 0( Illinois andStanfordbefore moving Teng Hslao.ping, In a recent press conference, American consumers.. . Kickbacks, bribes and of the Boston Consulting Group, a research firm, to Brigham Young. payoffs were used as incentives to fec4lfleto the conducted for the Journal of Accountancy a He said he and Jilin encountered two surprises pointedly refused to rule out the use of force with wan. e also shatened his conspiracy. rather detailed study of the performance of the In the st udy. They had assumed the biggest regard to s simpi, as the scheme was to perpetrate, It 14$ highest paid corporate executives in the corporations would pay the highest salaries for timetable for reunification from 1,000 years would have been squally easy to discover and country as disclosed by corporate reports and top executives, but found that a number of (Tokyo news conference November, 1978) to one relatively small companies paid much higher year (Peking news conference, January, 1979). Mop. ButDoE allowed these schemes to continue InternJ Jevenue listings, and proliferate.... "We found," said Albrecht, "that a top salaries than many of the giants. They also Peking Is dangling many carrots at Taipei, - "There Is evidence In DoE Internal files that execiglye's eatery has very little to do with his discovered there was no discernible relationship "4edei top officials have been aware Of this level Of performance and ruponeibility. between executive salaries and the performance including the proposal that Taiwan could be an criminal activltyas early as 1175—nearly tine "The million-dollar-a-year salaries result Oi the company's share earnings and stock price. autonomous region of China — with Its own What really does create the big salaries? leadership, legislature, militia and economic years before the fled case was referred to the from naked, power politics In the corporation or Jus thi1naI m i tice fl.rth system. I will buy 10 nonda f nt1an" ii he.. AlIw.vM s ..frI u of yak butter from _I • — ,l nvolved fly*ew "The first cause seems to be Industry stat us," the first person o can prove to me that there status or Industry status." some of which began operations with lIttI more In 197$, Albrecht said, salaries of corporate he said. "Such Industries as oil, foods, an- has been anything "autonomous" about the than a barren .me. and a telephone, well as chief ueedl,es rose an average V.2 percent, tomnotIle, health care products and some service autonomous region Of Tibet since the Peking In4IpPM4 petroleem firma and U001. two to these times the Inflation rate for the year. businesses pay much larger salaries than others communists a,lzed control Of Tibet In the 1800s. national, 041 corporations. "We began k4i11 ourselves "Are they really Competition Inside these Indedries for executive How has American public opinion been af"At the peek of t erkainal iMl, eith IS to 180 times much as many of the Want certainly Is a f actor hid status and Image fected by the Carter China switch? Between Jan. Amidom "-"-s e overcherged by employses who work for them?" seem more Important." 4.7, Opinion Research Corporation of Princeton, Mar131 $3 "s put day. Ibis. it'irn cia-- Alin said amoeg the 14$ top paid thief The corporate power structure Is the second N.H., conducted a nationwide survey for the: lined for over four youi, reif"4 in oolwunwr executiv, they found only three or four whose factor, A CEO plays a dominant mci. In choosing lostitut. Of American Relations, a Washington.gead Mesuly $3 blon," says Ism In .mee was tied to a company turnaround the board of directors and determining the based Mud policy studies group. Opinion Research am mopr.psredfwDigil ora.yipertthsalssorprsthMwouIdjedIfy company's salary policy. limpled 1,117 adults, ft says the sampling ______ baned from snlewing thetAg pay. Nor coeldthey find evidence that the Del anditore Polit ics often Is the decisive factor, The reflects the demographics of the 'Mkim and that Officials Invelved in the conspiracies, while other mlUlcndoflar-.-y.ar CEO, Albrecht said, is a the margin for error Is r"U, about 2-3 percent. w+ysor big bosses were able to dop.tous o" waking on the in' addaveasiullkanllxrsseelatheprlceo(a man who has used tough polce1 tactics and a R11(?1y more tin tires-quarters of the public rotated in a —s ekar ,udly"im were crt II political bnagtration to climb the cor- sampled 7$ percent was aware ofMr. bciMio virile. Of "ical &elrs' that "It seina to me that Mocblolders abotdd be porate ladder and persuasively jedify Na big s action. Among them, disapproval vktlly guared.sd a bach Of more aware OftMsso they om ask wbyeo 'nw'h salary '4,d to the directors. outweighed approval 44.3$ percent. - attenIn - IIIIIIM~10 Nothing has since surfaced to suggest that the administration has any specific program to auireTalwan'ssectwity. Some have argued by .. . ':;•. (DeE) requires • Underground White House For several years Americans were telling pollsters that, on the one hand, they favored closer ties to Peki ng but, on the other hand, they didn't want to pay Peking's price (scrapping our defense treaty and formal diplomatic ties to wan). Under the surface seemed to be the traditional American sympathy for the underdog, distrust of communism and nervousness that little Taiwan — without our baddng — rnlgM be swallowed up against Its will by the communists The trick for Mr. Carter, therefore, was to try to make It appear he had given us the bed of both worlds: closer ties to Peking and protection of Taiwan. HisDec. 15 announcement of diplomatic recognition of Peking reveals only the former. Taiwan's security and prosperity are referred to only In terms of hope. . • •• . • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Taiwan • r •• OPINION in - - dIgjs, . - Th" keing About '-11 '..' ,'I'*' - r .. RONALD :. L-. Because the two types we physically Ili- We can't call the carrier tune here. We need more information on the subject, andion a awn'ber ptgic I .... $1= per barrel. drastic that approval from all parties Involved for any type of new aircraft carrier seems doubtful today. This is simply a plea for more 7 1 c r re _ decide. F- WASHINGTON (NEA)—Wheiircomesoutof the ground, "old oil" looks, smells and feels just "new oil." In fact, the two types of i. petroleum a IdOMIC&1 in IVf)' respect except one — P That aole distinction is a one, em, because It has produced what aides to on. member of Congress describe as "widespread criminal activities and conspiracies by numerous oil companies designed to crude Oil prices." Under an elaborate federal rice controt system est'fled In 1973 to provide Incentives for Increased exploration, m of the crude oil producedIn country falls Into two categories: —"Old oil," from wells In operation In 1972 or bafoe.Itcuysellaforamrthninofabout $5.55 per barrel. —"New out rom wens that after 1172 or production from old wells in excess ut 1972 levels. Its current ceiling pr1. i that /4y$. L ff • From more for defense. 1%? I jii I I i 'iew - County Commissioner Sandra Glenn, long a supporter of date support for the Commun ity date support for the Community Coordinated QiIM Care (4C) program, has urged her colleages on the county commission to support by writing letters to their legislators continued and Increased state f unding for the program. Under the program part of the cods of cornpetent child care at li censed child care centers is subsidized for wor king single parents. Mrs. Phoebe Carpenter, director of the 4C program said those families served with the ch ild ca re In 1978 were 91 single percent single pa rent fam ilies with an average Income of $5,000 annually. She said 56 percent of them were black, 40 percent white, and the remaining four pe rcent from other minorities. Twenty-three percent of the fam i li es participating were receiving welfare be nefits compared with 34 percent In 1977 and 66, percent in 1976. "This shows the program Is working and encotraging people to move off the welfare rolls Into the job market," Mrs. Carpenter said. - - L - systems. For the Sanlando sewage In the interim Floyd said, the city Is laying pipe and will be suing an existing lift station. .1 • -- 'Thatmeans,cutdomesticprogramstospend Just • Making . ... ' ANGLEWALTERS Be that as it may, the White House ha ap praised public opinion and concluded that It must increase this defense spending while cutting the rest of the budget. . 1. II trolversy. - . 0 owned and operated sewer plants never came to pass. In the meantime, Altamonte has been operating the 7.5 million gallon capacity plant but has been treating only 3 million gal lons of ef fl uent daily, That situation should get little better within the next few mont hs. Mayor Norman Floyd said the city has signed an agreement with Sanlando Ut ilities Co. to treat up to I million gallons of sewage da ily, overflow from Sanlando's sewer plants. The treatment for Sanlando should begin within the next six-to-eight weeks, Floyd said, when the connection on Montgomery Road Is complete. The 1 million gallons daily will come from Sanlando in increments over a period of time. Mean while, the federal government has ap proved a grant of 75 percent of the cost of building an interceptor line on Montgomery Road and the city has called for bids and Is preparing to let contracts. It is expected, Floyd said, that It will take nine mont hs to complet e construct ion on the interceptor Several years ago with the federal government's encouragement, Altamonte Springs agreed to build a 7.5 mllhIcm gallon daily capacity regional sewer plant for southwest Seminole County. Federal agencies Implied at the time that once the Altamonte plant was built and in operation privately owned and operated sewer plants In that '- ment second to none. How much is enough and just where to draw the line, of-course,isamatterofcontjnujngcon. W. srvs ly DONNA L Of Cuts. 0 area would be required to connect t)tO the regional faci lity. However, once the plant was built with 75 percent federal money and 25 percent city money enforcement of the connect ion by t he privately- In all the talk In recent weeks about women elected to public office In Seminole County, some of us forgot that one woman was elected directly by the people chief executive of a municipality here. MargleHesa, lna first bid for public office, after lake Mary's charter was adopted more than five years ago, was elected mayor of Lake Mary by the people of that city, mayor, she was also Lake While serving Mary's delegate to the Council of Governments In Seminole County and was chOsen an officer of that organization. Subsequent to completing her term as mayor, Mrs. Hess, her husband George, and their family moved toflllnols. Lasthunmer, she was beck in the city on a few weeks' vacation and attended a Lake Ma ry Council meeting. "ft's changed a 1 in some ways and in other ways not much at all," she said. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 . , - - I' S -. - N- Of ___ Nj*at. depuriul Of ___ -- óPu* iut. _ In, __ us, in Labs - - - is pin' 't _____ As Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, I feel it Is my responsibility to Inquire as to the intent of your Editorial of Monday, January 15th regarding the train derailment at 434 and 14. The County Fire Department, which was In charge of the entire operation, was on the scene within two minutes. Chief Kaiser and his personnel stayed on the scene all night and the next day until the cleanup operation was completed. It was inexcusable for you to fail to mention the one department that was responsible for the exemplary manner In which the derailment accident was handled The accident happened In the County and with the agreements with Altamonte Springs and Longwood, they also responded, along with the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Our fire personnel are the bed trained, most conscientious people within Central Florida area and they deserve recognition for a job well done. Bob French Chairman County C'vnluk'm (An limadveitag oversight — ED.) Good Example We command Commissioner David Farr's efforts in attempting to make bluTweif accessible, to the dLIsums of Sanford. It Is our belief that those do" bytbselttniw.tn order tomost dlsdivsIy arts the cttIs,is. should at Ind be accessible to the cltkans In semewin Of ttq miMer that he Is altempting. To be even more effective, however, we feel that his schedule could be altered so the he would be available at various times and locations during the month, because of working hours, transportation, etc. Additionally, some persons feel quite "uncomfortable" for a number of reasons at lodging a complaint at city hall. We do hope that some of the other commissioners will follow him In his accessibility efforts. Again, we commend hum and we also stress the point that this kind of service is needed and we hope It will continue. Sincerely, - (Ms.) Sandra Gaines Correspondent SNUC Please Write Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, If possible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print, The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to elimlaate libel or to conform Is space requirements. �- I . - . , - . . • • -v --I---S • S ..... • • I . . S Sunday, Jan. 2$, 1979—lA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. B'Io rdsong' s SPORTS IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 21, im Rams' Larry Brooks To Miss Pro Bowl Everything On Target For Clark Title Assault C) By United Press lateriatisial the first quarter as the Klr.gs The Kansas City Kings shook opened a 39-22 lead. Ford, who off their longed losing streak may be In line for Rookie of the all sesson Friday night with Year honors, also handed out 13 a a vengeance. asaists. Three players scored more "This was a great win for is I •.• than 31 points for the first we had lost three in a row. I time In Kings' history and pushed them alot tonight—you Kansas City shot better than 10 do that when you lose scone," w A percent, Including a torrid 71 said King's Coach Cotton I __,,,>' percent in the first quarter, en Fitnimmons. route to 142-128 victory over ____ Pacers no, Celtics IN: Owe w -____ the NBA champlon WuhIrton Four Th4$111 players scored over 20 Herald photo by Tom Netsul when the Pacers The thing is, the BulIets handedpoints Boston its fourth HOLT LINEUP: JOHN, JOANNE, DAVID, SUZIE, RIChARD, RUTH AND LEE well. The Kings simply played better. Clippe 117, Bulls $1: " " 39 points Lloyd Free scored 28 points and rookie Phil Ford 33— both _____ and San Diego took advantage career higis wtdle Scott of a cokkibDotinig W half by Wedrnan added 32. Larry Chicago en route to their third By LARRY CASTLE point and runs after every ball. Playing No.3 or 4 on the Seminole WrtiM's lesson-lAsh 31 and straight triumph. Herald Teals Writer High team, he will gain much experience this coming year and in Elvin Hayes 21 wasn't eno ugh Nets US, Jan 104: Obviously, Lee Holt has heard of team tennis, my opinion will be one of the better players around in three or four for the Bullets. Williamson came off the He must have...he has his own team. At the dinner table as well years. "We shot 50 ppernt erc ent and bench early in the second as on the court. The youngest of the Holt children is John. John is in the seventh we're not In the at All Souls and is an up-and-corner In local tennis circles. game," period to sink 5of his first lfield The Holt family lives on Mclean Drive In Sanford. At least that grade Washington Coach Dick Malta goal attempts and finished with Is their official address. It might be more accurate to say that the John loves to play and will often play three or four different lamented. "We scored enough 28 pouts to power New Jersey Holt family lives on a tennis court. people on any given day. The potential for John to be a high Io win most games. They have a over New (kiesni. This is without a doubt the most active tennis playing family in ranking player Is excellent and If his love of the games is an intown. 117bere are seven members of the Bolt than and each and dication he will reach this goal. Young team we $1111 can't Spos's 125, Sqes8eaics IN: Ruth Holt Is coach, counselor, nurse, chauffeur, confident and George Gervtn poured In 34 every one of them plays tennis on a regular basis. Tennis Is a way Birdsong handed out 10 points and James Jilm added of life with the. family and as Lee points out, "It seems that the glue that holds the tennis playing Holts together. A fine player Issids and scored 17 pouts In 20, Including 9 in the decisive everything revolves around playing the game, because every day in her own right, Ruth Is constantly involved In the many aspects third quarter, as San Antonio one or more members of the family Is involved In a match of some involved in competitive tennis. She was born in Meridian, Miss. and has been playing tennis for about eight years. Active in all the handed Seattle its first loss In scot." five outings. JoAnne, the oldest of the five children, plays less than the other tennis Functions at BayHead as well as playing team tennis, members of the family. She is a student at S.C.C. and has taken Ruth's life seems to be constantly filled with tennis activities. NuggeN 19, Lakers 117: Lee started playing tennis at about age 12, in his hometown of David Thompson scored 32 lessons from Emma Spencer as well as tennis classes at the Meridian. He developed good skills In the game and later played points and made a spectacular college. Suzie, it senior at Seminole High, is perhaps the most improved college tennis at Mississippi State. Lee played No. 2 singles and defensive play to spark Denver over Los Angeles and snap the player among the Holt offspring and Indeed might be one of the No. 1 doubles while at Miss. State, He entered the Marines in 1958 Nuggets' three-game losing mod Improved players in the at ea. Susie will probably play No. 1 and spent three years in the service. During this time he all but singles on the high school tennis team. She has a steady game and gave up tennis and did not play much for over 12 years. Lee streak. PITTSBURGH (UPI) seems to have the physical tools to become an outstanding player. moved to Sanford with his family in 1969 and was persuaded to Seas ill, Kiteb 157: Pittsburgh Pirates' Manager Walter Davis scored 24 points Ricky, the oldest of the three boys, is a junior at Seminole High. start playing tennis again. Chuck Tanner, grirming like a and Phoenix withstood a late Holding down the No.2 singles position and the No.1 doubles spot, Billy Brumley, a local contractor and tennis buff, talked Lee oi*Iflwpipa,t*rflidto Dave New York rally for Its win. Ricky has been a mainstay for Seminole for the lent couple of into joining his group at Emma Spencer's. Lee started playing Parker and put his feelings on SIIIT51116, War. IN years. Basically a serve and volley player, who when heisoncan again and has played on a regular basis ever since. he line. Lee is one of the strongest players in Sanford and Is ranked In Julius Erving scored 23 be as good as anyone around. Ricky has the physical qualities to "You can't build a bUlldIfl5 points, including a pair of Improve his game for many years and will without doubt be an the state In the 35 and over In both singles and doubles. An original owner and founder of BayHead, Lee and his entire family have without a fQW)ditIOIl. Hare is spectacular slam dunks, when outstanding player. ur foundation Dave Parker. Philadelphia handed Golden David Holt, Is next on the Holt dairdep, and Is the firebrand of been very active in supporting local tennis and are a great asset to e'sgobtgtotak.ustothetop the group.A put competitor, David will fight until the very last tennis In our community. To me, this Is the greatest moment In Pirates' history." Both men snil ed. Fl bulbs Reporters psd forwart Someone shook Parker's hand. All of Pfltsbwgh heaved a' heavy sigh ot relief. lbS b" mos of contract LOS ANGELES (UP!) Los Angeles Rams' defensive tackle Larry Brooks has reinjured his left knee and will not participate in Monday's Pro Bowl. His starting slot was filled by the Rams' other defensive tackle, Cody Jones. Brooks injured the knee during the season and was sidelined for several games. He aggravated the injury Wednesday at a Pro Bowl workout and doctors decided Thursday he would not play. Herald Sports Editor Scott Clark might be fighting for the World Boxing Association welterweight world championship Monday night at The Forum in Englewood, Calif., but he said Friday the spying tactics employed by followers of his opponent made him feel like he was making a James Bond 007 movie. "They are being very silly, really," said Clark Friday morning before doing his spars 16 rounds with Mexican boxers. That number has also been reduced. have todo is go out and do it." A crowd of 13 to 14,000 is expected, and Clark knows it will be a partisan crowd. "They love Cuevas he is their man," said Clark. Tickets are scaled at $40, $30, $20, $15 and $10. One aspect of Clark's training probably has Cuevas at least thinking about his opponent, Cuevas, by contrast, has been running two miles and only sparring two and three rounds. — Orlando Sports Stadium owner and .' promoter Pete Ashlock -flew to Los Angeles Thursday to follow the footsteps of Clark in his even if he doesn't sp€ak English. Clark has been running as many as 12-miles each morning, although he has trimmed down bid for a world title. Clark said he would be flying back home to Casselberry the afternoon after the fight. the number as fight day approaches. And he .._—_ — —S played In W. j Mayfair Open Battle Al Kelley dagedone of the ninth holes. more dramatic comebacks in Lyons wound up claiming Mayfair Open recent history secondprize of $750 with his Friday when he made up five three shots off the winning shots and walked away with the pace. winner's check of 11,200 and Sanford's Bob Ashby finished first place trophy presented by with 7047 for $650, and the Greater Sanford Chamber could have tied Lyons for 1311 jt. e •t• - — KELLEY LINES UP was set two years ago by the man he had to overtake for Austin Straub with a 121. this year's Mayfair crown — Atie for fifth at 140 included Denny Lyons. Bobby Stroble, Nate Starks and i. Lyons carried a two-shot lead Chuck Thorpe. One shot back Into Friday's action after were Larry Mowry, Bob shooting a 67. Lyons came back Erickson and Robby School. with a 69, which might have Top amateur performance been good enough to win except was turned in by Mayfair club ' that Kelley went bananas with a champWadeBotta,whoslx*1931 on the front nine, including 74 respectable 14$. birdies on the sixth through Mayfair pro Bill Osetek termed the Mayfair a "a huge success." He added that it was ft largest field ever,-and a veil competitive one. Kelley said the turning pout was on No. 17, who be was bw1ed in a sand trop. • PUTT ON No. 15 :Dimcan. Before going to Auburn, Shealy was offensive coordinator at Tennessee and Baylor and was head coach at CarsonNewman Couege at Jefferson City, Tenn. from 197074. . . . \ •• • . _•i••• i . .- em inole Freeze Leas,7V'1ei;;F.s SHS Hot Russ Sloan Goes West ___ S .•. •.. - •• Russ CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (UP!) said he has resigned as Sloan athletic director at Southeast Missouri State University to take a job with the University of California at Fresno. Sloan, a former football star at the University of Missouri, said he has accepted a position as executive director of the Bulldog Fotadatlan, a fundraising organization for the California school's athletic program. . 04 . •rs I)' Dog Racing CINCINNATI (UP!) Tom Reich, a Pittsburçb attorney representing Cincinnati Reds slugger George Foster says he'll mad -with Reds President Dick Wagner next week to discuss his client's contract, Foster, who led the National League in home runs and rims batted In last season, has a contract that expires at the and of the 197$ ,:ueason. s • , for " LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Rig. 11.0$. Men's or women's nylon/suede training shoo has flared heel, nylon tricot lining and waffle stud rubber sole. Great colors. and 31dclm be.. In 117$— body to keep him. "My f1h. (Pirates beard ChaIrman Jahe Gaibreath) and - led down for a visit with Dave Dan Radakovich, by the Los Avg"Rams n their offensive line coach. '.- Save on photo en largements for extra special Valentaines, Radakovlch, 4$, started lad season as a defensive coordinator andwoimd up as ofhead fsne*ve coordinator , as the rs changed -'cbachsS. . • • 5 5 • . • - Bucks Go To Cowboys The Milwaukee guard Sam Smith to a MILWAUKEE (UPI) Buds — Van IA* nrbw In ke I- WGIL Ibeteamb bad adauariklslnulryto arim WInisis was more sermons then d and duddsd to add metbur guard. _ __ W= name wM Seaboard. UII - — . • - of u -- 141. RNIn'V.IiSIIS1S,01LSnIS sw to anew team, arid Pe will usdibt.dly have • Tims 514$. •s eaviu osors WIlliams 0 Seaboard 1A NImhl.s..ib,A 34$ ele, ___ Park it, chrl'-stclilt'n is ivy Falls N. WIWmI*r $7 Sevens NIP. Slous 44 Ilosri., US, W7 PWtvl is Un DWW 19, CMCW #1 Indiana 1$, 515155 i$4 Kansas CIty 14. woo in Denver 1W Lee Anselas, i7N York fig __ CCow 21.33 Totals 14)439. • vth èew endurable criticism ias Was a metier so Is devoting much to t then aro'M e iA ke ..a.a & caso,,,, peace4I ! erty S hsiei Drops _ Uteity & "a' 51 Whmed isss.s. TNUS s.s 5.14, TA $irit15pj •145, $e'5 $15ffoIj 4, ), 1545 IIVSS.)ILSl*aAniN41114 .4*.Man1$sr 1115 545 6SsiNI Ides 3 T41SIS 6$4 1). • . . - , - rio lLuasa. w.e.w. • w we NW0J i , $4 , ' • r" '. • •. 5041 MiVISI SSsF4L6, Sill liseywsril , * al te EIi liii. ad Miui i $ viut Is kevaid l et Mibesis. iIs M 110. •'' . /I 451$4.*TIme$13$. Hills uus *ayc.. oa t • ;PWIty adUteIWS Was MU 41, Torkle II sel" C lIPS 71. Aie' Pic 73 Omos U. 62. NtmOme balms W. ____ k_:. a p* bM SJA .M 7.50 (4-IUIOaP($4)$lS45,y($4 ____ bd $ $luS • • ' 0115 I! TM Now • HAROLD DANIELS (U) UP P= TWO. MID CIl15mas II, Cal. W. 4 Ff. 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IN llJ 1- I WI 8 Lmeyll*ii*aW 11I 1L1gj. 'p -' Id KC Cwrs Idod os 71 H ii$i t r'qgj $smlso I s.5OSR$y " , —wul u.-& ie 111111* ut 7.31 Dhw----i-t - Md 04 111111111110 l•_, R •••• 111111111111110 wj ' _• • $ubsl L,__ eçs8 Vancouver 4, 1. Louls ilisdive IIweu Wall! Jan. 31. "season, was - hind • 4600 ow (241 SaN an assistant with the San Francisco 4ers last summer. ro - aotto.iengagsb.cs. .we k 111I crit. It inosted to erie I you wan't bed In a contract," Gulhiieth said. Hire 49irs Aide ,., Rams Sale 14.99 average, 28 douN,. 12 triples, Zlhomsrve,il7risa batted th -. we Reg. 10.0$. Men's and women's two-piece warmup suit is acrylic knit. Zip front jacket has one zip pocket. Straight leg pants have elastic waist. Solid colors with stripe trim In sizes S,M,L,XL. tiPar'sdM1dlca—aJ34 — • Sale 16.99 _ Foster Contract Eyed -: and Franidin"Jadarl training shoes. noimeannesA of a five-year dial, jot six days before Parker's IzAormal Feb. 1 diNlIIno for playing out Na optIon In 1179. "We really can't go Into the money terms, but you know I was shooting to establish myself for life," the twotime betting _____ duenpion End twice said. "I will may It tilminated a lot of problems for ma. IT be able to live coao,tably with this." Pirat' Preddsi* Dan Ga breath, in announcing the apesmet, said It woo more — as e ba an e.I I 0Speak didn't " College ' _ — . Saveon warm-up suits rates and the National League's Mod Valabis Player finally DAYTONA REACH (UPI) Young Kyle Petty toured one lap at the Daytona International Speedway at 197 miles an how' just three mph slower than the time his father, Richard Petty, turned in a few minutes Mier. The younger Petty, 189 Is preparing for the Feb 11 ARCA 200 whIch will be his first competitive outing. The yoizpter made his first high-speed laps on a super speedway Wednesday. SCOREBOARD guys in — Young Petty Breezes On Rah-Rah For Softball • — — Points became scinthfng of and play toi*Igt* it Bishop- gmtstkkMputttO swe pw. point of discussion Friday night Moore's Golden Dome A big At the same time, Lyons woo game on tap next week is three fed from the hole, putting in high school basketball, ___ —' '•',.,. Neither Seminole nor Lake Tuesday when Seminole en- for a birdie. "That could have been a twoHowell had enough points to win tertains Lake Brantley. The kings of swat will soon be back in business at their games as Seminole was DAYTONA BEACH MAINLAND shot swing," said Kelley, who ,,. •• • ;. '%-•• •• •) -.'T'.* I • thwarted In Its freeze attempt 49) Henry 9, Hamilton 9, Harris 11, used only 27 putts en rot. to Pinehurst Field. Smith 8, Prince S. Brown 2. Ak.l,y nine birds and one 1, bogey. ASHBY MISSES BOTIS SWINGS against Mainland, 49-21; and Not tomorrow, next week or even next month. LYONS CHIPS UP Morris 2, Bre*hl 2. als Big_judging from the enthusiasm that is building Howell was outscored by SEMINOLE (21): Daniels 1. Hicks 1, GlImor 3, about the Sanford Metro Men's Softball Association DeLand, 7747. y1.Trnas3,Nms $ °' upcoming season, one might expect all this Seb Lake Brantley lost to MCCray 0. Totals 7 7.10 21. INI in th' mIddI of the hulabaloo to "" "sare "I was 'upset because the LAKI HOWELL (U): Harris 14, -state tournament. Mainland coach (Eugene Westbrook 11, Burns 22, Mincey 11, Tamps Robinson n Lelto 65. 6. Smith 3. Totals: 241930 Garold Page, one of the rah-rah Sanford Lamb) wanted to run the score Meadows U. Grow Berets boosted their softball, wants to tell the world that the season will up onus," said Seminole's Bill DILAND (77): Bush 21, Brandon SI Tamp. Ent Say SI rd to 44.. In • Punt City 72 Tampa y T.d 4 Baidanadol, Jackson 2, 6, Langston Payne "We tried to slow the $ANFOND.OILANDO begln March Z Girl's " • ii Lakeland 12 SrsdefWofl.Manat.e Nuxol 13, Cornwell 19, Gilmore away. ball down simply so we ft t ll B k U March ? Hey, Garold that's two mon ths Lake Wales 43 Haines City 1 The Berets used 15 pelts by Hinson S Totals: 30 17.22 First wouldn't get killed by 40 or 50 )4.4Q 450 3.10 SLIghtly "I know, but we are going to be ready to go for a Roselyn R and 12 by BarFriday ____ AQU. Ocala crest points. They had a substantial 4 Big Day Blue 9.30 350 hera to A.I lbS BiOS Primary peat season, he comes back. We ha ve seven lead,d Clay 11 lu Victory 19 Force 2 Amherst 93 C151 till they Bombers, 41.1$ Hilton scored Grea ter JaxI3 Hilliard 74 teamaso far. Last year we had only six. We expect Q4)47J0;T(14fl33).NT1IN Babson 72, Norwich 42 AA. • it"5 Park Riboult 43 Orange 34 to McD on Call 12, 70 iel to have eiçht or 10 teams signed up by the March 12 Payne met Lamb at courtaide L •seee laos, . .c dded -Ii ' "' ' Baker County 92 Jax Kinney 71 17 .w p.50 BrIdost 53, after use game, and uwzewi of a r N.H. Coil 82 ez " a...a 1 len, Cnisli iNo Jax e Skin 'u.a 74 L20 B ngha mton od o! Garold was recently elected president of the local customary quick handehake. Jax Jackson St Whit# r win Clark 95, Stvnls Tch 69 3.00 J4x Parker 62 Fletch 52 P(i.?) l*19,TU7. association with Mac Brown serving as vice Payne wouldn't let go of his Coin. 1. Hly Cru 1 e r 4) 0(17)53.41, Fffn&KMS Beach 5S' ,, 45 690.211 DD (1.1) 174S Timi grip, and kept the Daytona Lucy 7 McDaniel, Rochester women's president and Man Buky secretary-treasurer. Doug for the 'p with it Baldwin 79 Temple 34 Howard 95, S. t. • coach there to listen to a few volleyball coach at University J* lam es 73 Faxon 43 'MIZIIItakO Wa w do v, K51fl5 H ow k.J ..4.a. a ..ai.a a . ThIrd lice i•i u L.ae cityn Cu4v W isawuiu OO ntra1 Portda, will be the MiW1tnvl H. MIfCY'7 Boms, 21.13 (IWS. ISOSOS Nancy As was the cue last year, games will be played on appear to enjoy hearing. 7.1$ ISO 34$ Orland o Evan 77 J ones 04 Ocknon N guest waker at Monday Gwo DoigbiNity F m i A 14 aid 5 Three Strolm 41,9111 3. TO Moravian Orlando loone SS Oak 116~51 Monday and Wednesday note at Pinecrest Field. N. N1rn 66, ff. Nvn U Lamb countered that nighlos Saidnoia High athlok Am 4.35 Orlando Ecigsw%iiier So WhWtar po Petwom wored 19 for tM 1 Q(SEIS*,P(SI)4$.N Wr'sm chivalry PItt$bØS 13, Oneonta 13 I T(S.I. Seminole "shouldn'tha Suet at Mayfair I) considerable t hold the ball" ml, are also the same with tons ksbn.sz. 71 L.a. Sri country ub. D5.I'7 the star players. $ceL 51. Lawrence SeminoLe trailed the Dixon 72, NPI at halftime, Tickets for U *ffIiT CS) 4.4 3.41715 .1 1 6MW,? SCott Daytona Mainland 41 Sanford 21 OWN SIIITI AlyCli VIII ?L W.Va. 5S xauyu count, three teams claim to have Ll oyd $3. At ass iii sale in the Seminole o.o 2. Miudsl Henderson I 14 0, 4 1uS$. Soy M. cloud 00 Mount Dora 34 Williams SI, Set" 52 41.110 Orlando Moors Si Leelbung 49 Patricia CamØell 3044. lb. Seminole are now $41 booeepng offift for $6, Wall playing for them this , Ccn,4 4$, " '' Wa*snso2.23,$arbaraHHtonl24 42Ocalat.JØn, ,. York Quam 12 me i"iin 1) 114.1$. Time 31.10. gus 5 1UC ' West Orange 0 Apoaau 12, losslyn loss 714 15, Fran $*go PH* Now,4b,C Dowdy 2 6-3 4. Totals Ill 5.13 41. Deland " Lake Howail 61 which champlorl with 18, will belipear a Forrum 85, Durham It IS S.41 3S BLUI SOMURS: Liu Hoffman 3 $Is Itylker Flagler Palmj3coast ISBeach Palatka 9.n 6A LYrichbo III, Emry&Hnry Vera @each 5, .resids AM 0ooper Transportation. So will Carl In, A. . . . Cam 0 " 00 is" Nelson I " 4 Mor I White Peak "Its St. it JkJnvI 76 HubBard Lawrence IO44.$hinlln. 3TiI4V5 AsfroroA 00 one of the heavy hitters who gave Grant some IWord 97, King 7' P131) 17$ASg T(31 Eustis so Uff"lle so .i1Ai S ' Va WllynU,Chris.Nw-'43 W.L4I5. illS i UUAUVl. ' 1 comiseus :'..' Hastings SI Plerlon.Taylor S'l Whitted OHS, LasftaAndresSO. 4) 45125. TIme v. qj,t Ft Pierce Central 14 Key West 00. LovIsa Stickland ISIS. Totals Grant played for Whigham Furniture last year sma flu.- sd,. A W.V.. St. , s 1.3 U. Daytona Warner S1.A4, iNorin C. Eckert 14$ 445 345 W. Lib 53, Concord $1 and Lie for 5(( Mulawy 74 Fristpsof a Grant work. for Montgomery-Ward while Lee is a — SKIN TIS$T$Mv*a Weeks, I 0(1.7) 113.151P(I4)31114111y(1.7. SlImy Nsa 53, Mid-Am. Has MIS Dearborn V p SOIE'nBIU technician. Ke 49 H5, Ids White 51.$1, Octavio Her" $)IS1.$ITImsNA. 45 r A Jackson 115 Nland 53 20.14.ShSrSlIJItdII0111117I414$IøIa $iuSlass,,I Central $1. Upper Iowa PS " MiamI H15h 16 L.aI Wolf ( j•kjn 5045, YIands DImes 114 2 NIcks Wind 064 Also of to is that the old SeabOard Coast Line 14.0 6.30 440 CselI 74, c.rssI.n 10 3Nyinas $, VendaSockner II4l TotaIs It I. 4.55 4 45 Coe 91, Onitmell 50 team has hsflv been broken u p . Th ll be no ere wi , j -u' öClrcusCNyAims 15.15 CsnwdlaSI,Lar.s64 'it Seaboard team t year, In fact there wasn't last 110 Dlviii Dobra WUllams 1 111104111 11.15$ P ($4) 53.15: T ( ss. Dbu*u. 72. Sue' you 61 1011. Aim 6)712* TIme lass, Ii 2, DIane Kelley NSA ON ci.. 47, hBash 42 year for the fact that in order to el&V in the Hoys 14L Fr11iy.Nesp$ date - bout, It had to have Seaboard In Its name. 142 SrendS CIIISn233&TStOlsI 60rNIANm 6.4 345 30 N.J. nO. New Orise' lid IN-01. Cole $4, UM.$I. 77 2 is* Carroll U 4.00350 Anton 12L $all"is Ill n Ard bmsqusUy the Saord Merchants shared the . ' J — .. . for a very GRANT (LEFT), LEE ON SAME TEAM THIS YEAR HIS . . Heera rald puetS by Om NItisi was named as assistant head football coach and offensive coordinator at Iowa State by new Head Coach Donnie Nrald Plisiss W TOM Vise which ..•. Parker Granted Big Pact AMES, Iowa (UP!) Dal Shealy, offensive coordinator at Auburn the past two years, of Commerce. second except that he lost a Kelley shot a sIzzling 64, Just battle with a foot and one-half R • - third Tennis A Way Of Life For Holts — Auburn To Iowa State _- rs _Otis — Lyons Three Shots Back • •, PHILADELPHIA (UP!) The Washington Bullets, champions of 1977•78 National Basketball Association campaign, have been named the team of the year In American sports by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association, They are tobe honored Jan. 29at the annual Philadelphia sports banquet at the Hyatt House In therry Hill, N.J. The award goes to the thampI'ahlp team, professional or amateur, whose excellence and achievement best reflect the qualities of team spirit, Integrity and teamwork. I — — Bullets Team 01 Year Kelley Rallies With Sizzling 64 1 — — roadwork at 6:30 a.m. They follow me everywhere. Notice what I eat, how many miles I run and how many rounds I spar." Clark meets WBA defending champion Pipino Cuevas, of Mexico City, Monday night at 8:10 p.m. Clark is guaranteed $25,000 for his participation. "Everything is right on target for me," added Clark." "We have a game plan, but it will probably change a little, maybe even before the fight. I know what I can do, so all I By JIM HAYNES _ lay enougn EREF NIGHTLY - . MATINEES: Give your special friend a treasured gift. An enlargement froms favorite negative or ado. Saifo,d PIssa aid *IaW Perk Mss,.We.I4, NOW MATINSI PiuS Vise islIp... S ML NUN 06 T. ISu III 71115* vesat MLIIPAUl I Thusy The JCP.nn.y Picture Promise. 1. We must dellversnOw. We'll return your film on the date promised, on well give you a free roll of JCPenney Film. 2.Youmustiove your prints. 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Notice what I eat, how many miles I run and how many rounds I spar." Clark meets WBA defending champion Pipino Cuevas, of Mexico City, Monday night at 8:10p.m. Clark is guaranteed $25,000 for his participation. "Everything is right on target for me," added Clark." We have a game plan, but it will probably change a little, maybe even before the fight. I know what I can do, so all I Cuevas, by contrast, has been running two miles and only sparring two and three rounds. Orlando Sports Stadium owner and' promoter Pete Ashlock flew to Los Angeles Thursday to follow the footsteps of Clark in his bid for a world title. each morning, although he has trimmed down Clark said he would be flying back home to the number as fight day approaches. And he Casselberry the afternoon after the fight. : Kelley Rallies With Sizzling 64 PHILADELPHIA (UP!) The Washington Bullets, champions of 1971-78 NAtional Basketball Association campaign, have been named the team of the year in American sports by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association. They are to be honored Jan. 29 at the annual Philadelphia sports banquet at the Hyatt House In Cherry Hill, N.J. The award goes to the championship team, professional or amateur, whose excellence and achievement best reflect the qualities of team spirit, Integrity and teamwork. - - Lyons Three Shots Back In Mayfair Open Battle -- - - 4 . ., . • . , ,t_ 1. ...•'. Al Kelley staged,one of the ninth holes. ..,. .1,.•. . • more dramatic comebacks in Lyons wound up claiming t'. v. Mayfair Open recent history second prize of 50 with his 139, . Friday when he made up five three shots off the winning shots and walked away with the pace. winner's check of $1,200 and Sanford's Bob Ashby finished .1 r first place trophy presented by third with 7047 for $50, and :' the Greater Sanford Chamber could have tied Lyons for of Commerce. second ezce$ that he lost a Kelley sizzling 64, shot a Jnst battle with a foot and one.half NraId Ps$ss W YSM Vêmc •: one shot off the course record putt on the 18th green. KELLEY LINES UP HIS PUTT ON No. 15 which was set two years ago by Fourth place belonged to -. the man he had to overtake for Austin Straub with a 139. this year's Mayfair crown — A tie for fifth atl40included Denny Lyons. BobbyStrobie, Nate Starks and Lyons carried a two-shot lead Chuck Thorpe. One shot back into Friday's action after were Larry Mowry, Bob shooting a 67. Lyons came back Erickson and Robby Schaal. . . . with a 69, which might have Top amateur performance •••••. '4 been good enough to win except was turned in by Mayfair club Herald pftot. by Tom Neftel that Kelley went bananas with a champ Wade Botts, who shot ll .4.J *...4-.p. 31 on the front nine, including 74 for a very respectable 143. lotL• GRANT (LEFT), LEE ON SAME TEAM THIS YEAR iL• a. . - ... birdies on the sixth through Mayfair pro Bill Osetek termed the Mayfair a huge success." He added that It was the largest field ever, -and a very competitive one. . . . Kelley said the turning poi * . :.. . •. ...- • _ was on No. 17, when he was ..'t bwled in a send trsp. Hi y JIM HAYNE8 thd1Sfsetth.hoIs and Herald Sports Editor *atIciWipgtto sa,. par. id play 'tonight it -BishopPoints became • " 4 "-t. polntofdlscussionFrlday night Moore's Golden DomeA big At the a&= time, Lyons wall p., • ._ -'_• game on tap next week is three fed troni the hole, putting in high school basketball. Neither Seminole nor Lake Tuesday when Seminole en. for a birdie. "That could have been a two. •. Howell had enough points to win tertains Lake Brantley. The kings of swat will soon be back In business at their games as Seminole was DAYTONA lEACH MAINLAND sh Swing," said Kelley, who thwarted in Its freeze attempt (45): Henry LHamilton ,Harris1l, used only V putts en mote to Pinehurst held. against Mainland, 49-21; and Smith I. Prince 5, Brown), Ak.l,y 1, nine birds and one bogey. ASHBY MISSES BOIlS SWINGS Not tomorrow, next week or even next month. LYONS CHIPS UP •.. •.C•. •'j. . I Auburn To Iowa State AMES, Iowa (UP!) — Dal Shealy, offensive coordinator at Auburn the past two years, .: I was named as assistant head football coach and offensive coordinator at Iowa State by new Head Coach Donnie - :Dimcan. Before going to Auburn, Shealy was offensive coordinator at Tennessee and Baylor and was head coach at CaraonNewman -College at Jefferson City, Tenn. from 1970-74. ' '• ... •.. -.. - - Seminole Freeze Leaves SHS Hot. Haynes Hunches . . - . - .. . . -. . ' _____ ____ Itch-Rah For Softball , ____ . Nelms 0, Butler 4, Jones 0, S. Thomas SCOREBOARD McCray 0. Totals 7 7.10 21. was upset because the LAKE HOWELL ('7) Harris 14, Record To 40 state tournament. Mainland coach (Eugene Westbrook Ii, Burns 22, Mlncey 11, Garold Page, one of the rah-rah guys in Sanford Lamb) wanted to run the score Meadows W. 6, Smith). Totals: 21 W$ softball, wants to tell the world that the season will tonus," said SemLnole'sBtu t. Dog Racing Green B. Tampa Robinson 72 Leito as. Arcadia -D,sto 70 Avon Park 17 College DeLANO (71): Bush 21, record to 4.0 In the Senford Payne. "We tried to slow the Baldanado 4, Jackson 2, Langston 6, $ANPOID.OELANDO : begin March 26. Girl's BISksIbSU League. PrWay laWN March ? Hey, Garold that's two months away. ball down simply to we Nuxol 13, Cornwell l, Gilmore 4, Basketball The Berets used 11 palMs by Hinson S. Totals: 30 17-22 77. by 40 or 50 1140 I0 3,40 "I know, ,eyfl Ro.andl2byBar- SLIghtly Friday ____butwearegolngtobereadytogofora woulthl'tgetkllled points. They had a substantial Big Bay Blue 9.20 3.10 lt hera Hilton, t deissi the______ 7 Primary Force great season," he comes back. "We have seven lead, and still they didn't 2.10 Amherst , Colby _____ 41.15. Hilton soured , a Bomij, 09417.$,T(S.4.7)7)1,N.TIi,, teams so far. Last year we had only six. We expect substitute." Babson 72. Norwich 10 end Rom scored M* to 43 Mc Dan i e I los Coil 02, Ma to have eight or 10 teams signed up by the March 12 Payne met Lamb at courtaide i4J, $.cee iaee. c Brown 47. Columbia , 17.10 140 5.10 14'idgpt 53, N.H. Coil 12 deadline." ) Ren.Crash after the game, and Instead of a lMollyA 1.20 3.20 Sf10 51. Binghamton Garold was recently elected president of the local customary quick handshake, To Speak wthovsrthsRedDsvtlg,D.10. 1Mick'$Ie.p.r 3.10 Clark S. Stvws Tch , issoclatlon with Mac Brown serving as vice Payne wouldn't let go of his 0(17) 1L411 PH.?) 10.311 T(ll. Conn. 10, Hly Cm 103 4) IN.2$g 00 (5.1) l74.4S Timm Elmira 47, Rothister 42 Wed and Alan Buky secretary-treasurer. Doug grip, and kept the Daytona Lucy McDaniel, women's the Tighti with 14. Howard os. S. Car. . coach there to listen to few volleyball coach at Univeraity m. o Is director-at-large, Devils downed the HUISOn N, KISS St. 52 Tkkdlace,S.I4,M words that Lamb did not of Central Picrida, will be the am. noenwvs, 20.13 game. • Mnfrittnvl 10, Mercy 47 Nancy As was the case last year, games will be played on choice I..e wear to enjoy hearing, Moravian Up DCknsn 5, guest speaker at Monday Gwen DeIedy scored 14 4 1 Three Strotuss 440 Monday and Wednesday nights at Pinecrest Field. 4.30 N. Nun 64 E. Nun 10 Lamb countered that night's Seminole High athletic wm c or is for 00 2 WrIght Chivalry tgh $3, Oneonta 43 Q(14)I1.IS,P(S1)4L1e,Tls.$. 'IIIOUIdo't have tried awards banquet at Mayfair DSVIII. 4, Pratt Inst. 12. Th1n are also the same with considerable Seminole 2) 177.4. TIesi to hold the country Qub. R utgers 'jockeying for the star players. 1.4 345 JA U. Lawrence 721 EPI U Seminole trailed at halftime, licheta for the affair are on GREEN BERETS Alycli Obuas 1 IMaster Scott Vlllonova fl W.Va. 30 At last count, three teams claim to have Lloyd to we in the Smlnole GO 2. Moudsl Henderson 0 0.0 0. IIUOIIsoy )WrIghtAkO 1.20 , Patrice 5inlI 3 $Q4, •5(flQ 6.11 $• tkng $ P ($) l2.$Ia y Waters 0222. Sa,b&I Hilton S U • () ' Wall them th this summer. Rid Grant, the league's defending borne run cham ____plon with is, will beeering a shirt which 12, now"Ross 7 13 15, Fran ) 17411. TIme Ills. AAA Cooper Tranaportatlon. So will Carl Lee, one of the heavy hitters who gave Grant some ,, • • SGO L $usambaglsy3l37, Blanche WWftidSOiO,LersltaAmirssusii 4)41*TimeIS.4I. ,o,Lovss.ssicklande000.Tosaisl 1.3 11, Grant works for Montgomery-Ward while Lee Is a lkukornorw. IThunder Struck 3514. $luarsmJrW41GO14. $snI ( 1.11 *55 Il 2. Diane Kelley 15.1 1. Ann 0 712* Time ISIS. P.Nrsas 1 54?, Gwen Dougherty 1 EIghth lace $45.S 543, Uremia CsIIsn2S34. Tsta101 4OrWsAtsm bsusqusntly the Sanford Merchants shared the team name with Seaboard. Kmy an is taking some of the old Soaboard aiew tea now t, and Page wIll imdoubtedly have .. • umpiring, whIch *ew cessiderable criticism last ___ much itamer, wan a motter the league is devoting to thIs time arosaid. • - dthatpotatoInpe.ce! ,, 30,GwsmDeu1uir1y7$414.SrImil Cot$snZl.3LTOM 11 1.130. 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Lws 14, S. tRait 30$ ...................... .•---_ -4 - ....... .- I ------'--•---------- -----_---- - - . ' - ' 'l'III MW* Wg. _ The long mosdhe of contract r" and the National League's Mod Valueble Player finally dinmed Trift with Um announemnmnt of a five-year deal, jot six days before Parker's informal Feb 1 deadline for playing out his o*lcn In 1579. "We really can't go Into the money terms, but you know I was shooting to est ablish myself for life," u batting chemplon and twice Mar u "I will say it eliminated a lot of problems for me. I'll be able to live comfortably with th1j" Pirates' President Dan Ga breath, In announcing the agreement, "Id lt wall more Um Park.r'sVMI— a .394 awaW 32 doubles, 12 hipies, Il home rwse,ll7 rum bstt,dln andaidoisi base. in in Met made the team w Willy to keep hica "My f1th.y (Piratse board Chairman Johe GaIbrssth) and I od down a visit with Dave ad We long ago b.c. we kIt It inoit aria do yea won't ftd In a coatract," Goihesath said. .. of 1CCP Sale 16.99 Rig. 15.0$. Men's and women's two-piece warmup suit is acrylic knit. Zip front jacket has one zip pocket. Straight leg pants have elastic waist. Solid colors with stripe trim in sizes S,M,L.XL. Sale 14.99 - " . _ Rams Hire 490rs Aid. LOS ANGELES (UPI) In Radakovlch, an assistant with the San Francisco 4ers last season, was hind by the Los Angeles Rams an their olfomlve line coach. Radakevich,41, started lad seasonasa defensive coordinator and wood tç an offsve coordinator as the 4kn changed head - ' • " - Rig. 15.00. 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Sates 52 Yale xis - 21: Stephens 4, lost to Seabreeze, 71-57. ,ulpicoming season, one might expect all this hulabaloo to mean we are right In the middle of the Granted Big Pact - D.ni.ls 1, Hicks I, Gilmor 7, A Way Of Life For Holts pr DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) Young Kyle Petty toured one lap at the Daytona In. ternatlonal Speedway at iS? miles an how just three mph slower than the time his father, Richard Petty, turned in a few minutes 4Ther. The younger Petty, 18, is preparing for the Feb. 11 ARCA 200 which will be his first competitive outing. The youngster made his first high-speed laps on a stçer speedway Wednesday. Morris 2, Brehl 2. Totals 11 17-3149. ,--- - Young Petty Breezes On • •- about the Sanford Metro Men's Softball Association DeLand, 7747. Also, Lake Russ CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (UP!) Sloan said he has resigned as athletic director at Southeast Missouri State University to take a job with the University of California at Frano. Sloan, a former football star at the University of Missouri, said he has accepted a position as executive director of the Bulldog "ouedaticn, a fiendralsing organization for the California schools athletic psgram. ... . Bit.,judglng from the enthusiasm that Is building Howell was outscored by Russ Sloan Goes West 1 I/ - Parker .• .. By Uilted Press Interasdosal the first quarter as the Klr.gs 44 The Kansas Qty Kings shook opened a 39-22 lead. Ford, who off their longed losing streak may be in line for Rookie of the all season Friday night -with Year honors, also handed out 13 a. a vengeance. amists. 'Ilwee players scored more "This was a great win for us than 3O points - for the first - wehadlostthreeinarow.I time In Kings' history and pushed them abut tonight - you •-••:•Kansas Qty shot better than 05 do that when you lose some," A percent, Including a torrid 76 said King's Coach Cotton percent In the first quarter, en Fitzsimmons. route to a 142-128 victory over Pacers II5 Celtics 101: the NBA Champion Washington Four Indiana players scored Bullets. over 2) points when the Pacers Herald photo by Tom Netsel The thing is, the Builds handed Boston its fourth HOLT LINEUP: JOHN, JOANNE, DAVID, SUZIE, RICHARD, RUTH AND LEE played well. The K1I15 1112)1)17 straight on. played better. Point' Qippers 1l, I ft: 39 OW Birdson g Llo yd Free scored 28points and roolde Phil Ford 33 - both and San Diego took advantage career highs while Scott of a mk4hooting first half by Wedman added 32. Larry Chicago en By LARRY CASTLE point and runs after every ball. Playing No.3 or 4 on the Seminole route to uwir third Wright's sesion-high 30 and staight trio. Herald Teashs Writer High team, he will gain much experience this coming year and in Hayes 21 wasn'tEnough Nets Elvin Obviously, Lee Holt has heard of team tennis. US, Jess 154: my opinion will be one of the better players around in three or four for the Bullets. Joim Williamson came off the He must have...he has his own team. At the dinner table as well yea rs. "We shot 50 e cent and bench early in the second as on the court. The youngest of the Holt children Is John. John is in the seventh we're not In the game," period to sink 5of his first lfield The Holt family lives on Aldean Drive In Sanford. At least that grade at All Souls and Is an up-and-corner in local tennis circles. Washington Coach Dick Mutta goal attempts and finished with Is their official address. It might be more accurate to say that the John loves to play and will often play three or four different lamented. "We scored enough 25 people on any given day. The potential for John to be a high pouts to power New Jersey Holt family lives on a tennis court. to win most games .They have a over New (h-leans. player Is excellent and if his love of the games is an inThis is without a doubt the most active tennis playing family in ranking young team we jiat Can't Spars 12$, 8er8eics IN: town. "There are seven members of the Holt clan and each and dicatlon he will reach this goal. George Gervin poured In 34 every one of them plays tennis on a regular basis. Tennis is a way Ruth Holt is coach, counselor, nurse, chauffeur, confident and Birdsong handed out 10 pokes and the glue that holds the tennis playing Holts together. A fine player James silas added of life with the. family and as Lee points out, "It seems that wlds end scored l?polMs in 2), including 9 in the decisive everything revolves around playing the game, because every day in her own right, Ruth Is constantly Involved in the many aspects third quarter, as San Antonio one or more members of the family is Involved in a match of some Involved In competitive tennis. She was born In Meridian, Miss. handed Seattle its first loss in sort," and has been playing tennis for about eight years. Active ln all the five outings. JoAnne, the oldest of the five children, plays less than the other tennis functions at Baybead as well as playing team tennis, members of the family. She is a student at S.C.C. and has taken Ruth's life seems to be constantly filled with tennis activities. Nsggets 111, Lakers 151: Lee started playing tennis at about age 12, in his hometown of David bon3peon scored 32 leeirn from Emma Spencer as well as tennis classes at the Meridian. He developed good skills In the game and later played points and made a spectacular college. Susie, a senior at Seminole High, is perhaps the most Improved college tennis at Mississippi State. Lee played No. 2 singles and defensive play to spark Denver over Los Angeles and snap the player among the Holt offspring and indeed might be one of the No. 1 doubles while at Miss. State. He entered the Marines in 1958 Nuggets' three-game losing mod improved players In the as es. Susie will probably play No. 1 and spent three years In the service. During this time he all but streak. singles on the high school tennis team. She has a steady game and gave up tennis and did not play much for over 12 years. Lee PITTSBURGH (UP!) -Sa 155, SlIcks IN: seemstohave the physical tools to become an outstanding player. moved to Sanford with his family in 1969 and was persuaded to Pittsburgh Pirates' Manager Ricky, the oldest of the three boys, Is a junior at Seminole High. start playing tennis again. Walter Davis scored 24 points Quick Tanner, grinning like a and Phoenix withstood a late Holding down the No.2 singles position and the No.1 doubles spot, Billy Brumley, a local contractor and tennis buff, talked Lee Proud new PRO, tirnodtoDave New York rally for its win. Ricky has been a mainstay for Seminole for the last couple of into Joining his group at Emma Spencer's. Lee started playing Parker and put his feelings on Sinn ilS, WssrIenN: yevs. Basically a serve and volley player, who when heisoncan again and has played on a regular basis ever since. the line. Lee Is one of the strongest players in Sanford and Is ranked In Julius Erving scored 23 be as good as anyone around. Ricky has the physical qualities to "You can't build a inñlWfl5 points Including a pair of improve his game for many years and will without doubt be an the state in the 35 and over In both singles and doubles. An original without a foundation. Here is spectacular slam dunks, when outstanding player, owner and founder of BayHead, Lee and his entire family have our foundation Dave Parker. Philadelphia handed Golden David Hoft, Is next on the Holt Mairdep, and Is the firebrand of been very active in supporting local tennis and are a great asset to He's going to tab us to the top State Its ninth low In 10 games. the group. A great competitor, David will fight until the very last tennis in our community. To me, this is the greatest moment in Pirates' history." Both men smiled. Flesh bulbs IXIWId. Reporters plaied for, ward. Someone shook Parker's Tennis Bullets Team Of Year I _ _ LOS ANGELES (UP!) Los Angeles Rams' defensive tackle Larry Brooks has rein jured his left knee and will not participate In Monday's Pro Bowl. His starting slot was filled by the Rams' other defensive tackle, Cody Jones. Brooks injured the knee during the season and was sidelined for several games. He aggravated the injury Wednesday at a Pro Bowl workout and doctors decided Thursday he would not play. spars 16 rounds with Mexican boxers. That number has also been reduced. have to do is go out and do it." A crowd of 13 to 14,000 is expected, and Clark knows It will be partisan crowd. "They love Cuevas — he is their man," said Clark. Tickets are scaled at $40, $30, $20, $15 and $10. One aspect of Clark's training probably has Cuevas at least thinking about his opponent, even If he doesn't speak English. Clark has been running as many as 12-miles enougn %5,~ - By JIM IIAYNES Herald Sports Editor Scott Clark might be fighting for the World Boxing Association welterweight world championship Monday night at The Forum in Englewood, Calif., but he said Friday the spying tactics employed by followers of his opponent made him feel like he was making a James Bond 0(17 movie. "They are being very silly, really," said Clark Friday morning before doing his Sunday, Jan. 21,1979--7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TheraMy Laas' no ____ -- N. 61 Jdw" AWAN Is Weil: III MaNia 3, MP yl Ma.*le 144 "tMut 1 1111111"101111 . r'j nIN-s3I-Wss Burt. Ni an own $5 1,ANaCsIlmIn15: KIM PINMM .MWi. Ned *115(10? 91 4, Tom: 4. SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 and Sts$s COMM NIolL thru Sat. 10AM.4 P.M. sn Sunday 13:334:30 P.M. St. WINTER'PARKM4tLL Hwy. 17-92 and Lee Road Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.4 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. IT _.l - " I • • • • — -C-. .__w-_•_•r__ -. . ' - -C.- -- -,* - - S • ' - - - �jA—Ev.nng Herald, Sanf ord, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 20, I7 NATION IN BRIEF Lettuce-Grower Strike Grows In California EL CENTRO, Calif. (UP!)— The strike against iceberg lettuce growers in the Imperial Valley was larger today, involving 3,100 workers and adding more growers. Members of Cesar Chaves' United Farm Workers Union Friday snubbed a meeting with federal mediators, claiming federal intervention was unnecessary. Dade Migrant Workers Strike FLORIDA CITY (UP!) A three-day-old strike by a group of migrant farm workers has not slowed down the harvest of tomatoes from South Dade County fields, packing house officials said today. The striking migrants demonstrated at a tomato packing house for the third day Friday to push their demands for higher pay, but police said there were no incidents. - Clerks, Meat Cutters Merger CHICAGO (UP!) — Executive boards of two of North America's largest unions have agreed to merge and form a new 1.2 million member union that will be named the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, AFL-CIO, CLC. Boards of the Retail Clerks International Union and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen approved details of the merger, they announced Friday. Carter Ponders 3 For GSA WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter has been given three choices for inspector general of the scandal-ridden General Services Administration — a union official, the government's top organized crime fighter, and a GSA counsel. He is expected to choose this weekend. Chosen were: Kurt Muhienberg, chief of the Justice Department's Organized Crime Task Force; Martin Danzinger, head of the United Mine Workers' Pension Fund; and Irwin Borowski, the general counsel for the GSA. The Company' Drug Ring? COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) — An unnamed Florida congressman, Florence and Darlington County officials and others in South Carolina and Florida are being Investigated in connection with a drug smuggling ring known as "The Company," the Greenville News reported in its Saturday editions. Several newspapers reported Friday that Attorney General Griffin Bell authorized an FBI investigation after allegations had been made against U.S. District Attorney Thomas E. Lydon Jr. and Rep. Join W. Jenrette Jr., D-S.C,, in connection with the ring. Bundy, Trial Judge Confer TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Theodore Bundy has finally met face to face with the man who's going to preside over his flrsWegree murder trial. Bundy, , huddled In a guarded grand Jury room with Judge Edward Cowart, Public Dufender Michael Minerva, State Attorney Harry Morrison and Prosecutor Larry Simpson Friday as plans were made when to hold hearings on several pending motions. — Foes: Close 16 A Plants WASHINGTON (UP, Nuclear safety critics say 16 atomic reactors in 10 states should be shut down since the government has repudiated a study used to Jiatify operation of the plants with known safety defects. The Union of Concerned Scientists says the Nuclear Reguletory Commission let the reactors go Intooperation because the 'Ras*fliisin Report1' the government's ms1' reactor safety study cencluded little threat would result from the type of defects they sefferet - In Pfeil Slaying Case Suspects Shunning Baldree has Indicated he expects to be murdered within two years of being released from Jail if he goes ahead and tedifles. Baldree told investigators Robinson onson Robinson since his arrest. e also epO sent a message indicating e would break him Out Of Jail. Despite the pact, two of the men Involved in the robbery are expected to be An witnesses Haliell and Baldree are both being held at next week when Terry Melvin Sims goes on the Seminole County Jail. Halsell told in. trial for the robbery and murder of Seminole vesilgators he met Robinson In Jail, where County reserve deputy George Pfeil during Robinson loaned him bond money the robbery. Halsell said he accepted the loan as part of One of those men Is Curtis Baldree, ,who an understanding that he would help told In a deposition of hearing shots fired and Robinson burglarize drugstores. In his going to the front of the drugstore where he deposition, Halsell admitted to being a fanner found Sim& drug addict. He reported this exchange with the Among the witnesses to be called at Sims' wounded Sims, In the moments after Pfeil trial is William Guggenheim, who was at the was killed: "I've just shot a cop," Sims told front of the drugstore when Nell, M, hapBaldree. "I thought he was a truck driver pened on the robbery. when he came In the door. He was wearing a In his deposition. GMenbeirn said Neil green, strange-looking uniform. I Unwed theopened the front door of the pharmacy about gun on him and told him to freeze—this is a 10-12 inches and then backed away. He said robbery, and he pulled the gun and fired at the Sims leaped at the door yelling: "Come back 10 here, you." He said Pfeil continued to same time." back away and shots were fired. Sims took Pfeil's gun before running from moments Guggenheim recalled his feel the area and a later check of weapons before the murder: "Borne sort of Instinct revealed revealed Nell fired four times and Sims said within me, somehow, this robbery isn't twice, according to Baldree. the ry would go, or at least Baldree said Sims was shot in the hip and the way the robber thought it would go, at after the foursome, which inc_____ luded airence le ast that's for awe," he said. Eugene Robinson and James Halsell, met at a Sim attorneys .. Int local hotel they drove to Jacksonville. Sims public ddendws BID iimernan and Mark was later treated by a Georgia doctor who has Rabinowitz of AMO,Ie Sprina since been convicted on unrelated charges At one point during the taking of and sent to prison. Baldree, In his deposition filed the depositions, Heffernan cautioned a witness to be certain of what was seen. "We have a Seminole County Courthouse, said the four avoided roadblocks in the area by simply gentleman who Is seated over In the Jail who going around them and they were now uys this Ia all a big mlatake," Heffernan told the witness. stopped or questioned, Baldree described Robinson as the leader Sims, 36, was arrested in San DIW and mastermind behind a series of drugstore following a six-month manhunt. He was or. burglaries and robberies In Florida Involving deredto be" a haircut and she" is he would look the way he allegedly did during the dozens of accomplices. Robinson, 34, is the only man involved in the pharmacy robbery robbery. Assistant State Attorney Joe Dick still at-large. __ requested the haircut and shave, because he He sat In a waiting Car With Huliol While said In a motion Sims looked Baldree and Sims went in the drugstore and different when he was areded with h -ri held ilpersons, Including several chikkea,at and long hair. gunpoint during the robbery, according to • Baldree. Baidree has pleaded gullty 10 Chatgi Halsell said it was Robinson's Idea to rob reckless display of a firearm and attempted the Longwood pharmacy because they had grand larceny and was sentenced totwo years robbed It before and It was "a good score." In jail. Halsell pleaded gully to robbery Halsell Is the second man who Is expected charges and sentencing was &for4 itij to testify at the trial, which will begin Monday after he testifies at the Sims trial, or Tuesday at Seminole County Courthouse. Nell, a native of Brooklyn, was married Baldree has said Robinson suggested on and had four children. three or four occasions killing Halsell because Sims fiCSS ChOI(N 01 first dI$TW m he considered him "the weak link In the during the perpetration of a robbery and chain." tires counts of robbery. ,a& matstosuglsarrest nies reepsusibto tsr tsstoat Pckagtog Sitsms Csvpsrs$s. $ptsi*y, Jsamry $ or kvftyo Isasury $10 Im ad rear* y et awts:Itsm1udU,t will wI.p. issmbsvs IS v&tobto. Phonus323119 $ , . B u tler Cas e (Continued From Page 1A) department's Image. "It ought to Improve It," Commissioner Julian Slesutrom said of the police department's Image. "We've had a past deal of Investigating and this time it wasn't dons by the city commission, the police department or the state attorney, but by a grand jur y. "I conikacted my own Investigation, but people said, 'well, he did It himself and If he found anything he wouldn't make It public. But new there should be no doubt," said Standrom. Commissioner David Farr, who has cihp,Ig,wd for a cithe"s panel to study the police department, agreed with Stisidrorn. "I think things in getting back to normal and I hope the general public begins to have more confidence In the police department and the police department begins to have more confidence In Itself," said Fart. Commenting on the grand We reference to "Cektb - • ow seeking donations door— to-door this weekend and on Sunday will be at First and Palmetto and 131h and Park to collect dona lions all of which they Will present on the teleWill at 3:41 Sasday. - No extra charge," When we prepare your return, we stand behind our work. So if the IRS should call you in, H&R Block will go along with you at no charge. Not as your legal representative, but aswer any questlons about how your taxes were prepared. That's another reason why we should do your taxes ... whichever form you use, short or long. REVIVAL SERVICE JAN. fl*31 (MON-TU IS-WID) Rev. THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 15$ HiIiwsy 434 Ph. 131-4414 OPEN ta.m.-$ P.M. Wuhdaysa 9454t.& Sen. II, I. let 5, Ph. 3224771 CaWweiI 7830 PM Omit AUAOPPICIS IN D1LTONA, ORANGE CITY ANDOVIIDO .5 ... , . • 'k,,4, for Zeta Xi Chapter. During her four years In sorority, Mrs. Ralmies has held several offices and chairmanships. Born In Sanford, Mrs Runes and her husband, Carlo,, are the parents of two No. • .:".. • • • • .•'.. .':. • . . Her special interests • ' include bowling, flowers, gardening and all types ol • ...•. • ,VIM* croft,. .:.. _P1* bea ." ' gaining confidence In \ EVE ROGERO Seminole Jayceettes where she serves as treasurer and also Is treasurer for District 62. She recently received a bachelor of science degree Sigma Phi (her mother Is also a member), Mrs. Mack also enjoys sewing, boating, bowling and needlecrafti. in business administration at Rollins College and is working on a master's degree there. A second generation Beta member of the Sanford- "I enjoy sorority for the cultural enrichment and friendship It has brought me," she salt RUTh HOFFON offices and chairmanships. Born In Washington, D.C., she Is employed by Flagship Banks, Inc. She had her husband, Shuan, are the parents of one son. Her special Interests include ceramics, seining, tennis, swimming and macrame. MARCY O'bRIEN Gamma Lambda Chap, Let has selected Marcy G. O'Brien of 110 Tangerine Drive, for Its 1979-79 Valentine Girl. Mrs. O'Brien has been a member 01 Beta Sigma for two years, and has held • myself as an individual," she said. EVE ROGERO Amember of Beta Sigma P?i4 for seven year,, Eve Rogero, 406 Roulla Drive, has been chosen Valentine Girl for XI Beta Eta. She has held several offices and Eve and her husband, Gene, a retired US Navy Commander, are the See VALENTINE, Page a About being her chapIJJ t. , g .?• ..: • r Sometimes Attracts Chicagoan_ ___ . . - N . • ,. . r • '• • .. • -• . done itfrmsrgsrthroaghcollege...ftsolvesaM01 ..: when they aderdand the bsckgrouul," Mrs. etc If Al RosA ddmL "And te marvelous eyes of the children taking everything In it's a Jay," says the chirsegrialier, who iii sIzysar'old child began bad asthsyeflera cod, whicbehehadbeeninfera yew_fov gery fur a dislocated hip, was rsnevu. e Adanew's*elsaotyas. Intact, Use Rmkrefersip it as "the herded Ifs aayoes can cimose, the secure." Yet, her, thew da*ers followed her to the "silts. W111 start Fbruary 21 at. Seminole Community College. The course, ... which Is approved for veterans, runs days per week for one year and trains students to be Air Con. • ditioning Refrigeration. Heating . 3E© • • For additional Intsrmatlon coated L $Mtsrt !• Dorothy P. Raines of 511 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, is the reigning Valentine Girl JE __________ HEATING mechanics. DOROTHY RAINES - This Is an extremely Important Issue to many citizens residing In Altamonte Springs and each and every resident Is Invited to attend this proceeding. Thnuassmstlsspubllow vice ol .•'.., ballet for the lOthesmiverasry 018GB and "liked the quality of the "When I choreograph. when I make up a ballet. I compare It kids who were trained by Valerie (Weld) and Miriam (Wright.)" to writing a book. You sit and crest... .1just soak myself with the "I feel 00 &if IUIV'" s Iar*o Eciak 01 she q-turned her Razak studio of 20 years to music. I don't begin choreographing until I have the people In M.I work with their individual capabiWlee," she says. D.lW1ls,mederthen 1 Rosak Kelly, and moved to the area where ad,ac,ddu4r4aofth,B.11d daegl4ar. frost of me ctors V e e and M iam at ic dire al ri ir st now wothi $esIy with arti GRIM01 $lvd4el. (501). GRIM A daughter of a Russian father and a Polish mother, Miss RosA And why would a Ph , tS V iol lt feel like $ iceir7 the School of Dance Ads in Sanford. has a special interest In Eastern European music and dance. WeB. NO see bodies bs1 mddst-... o RosA, wbo dadad with M Planowskl (former partner of Orkin and audiences have noted great versatility In her works, to the eBer you bays been Ama Paviova and director of the Warsaw Opera), V. Celli (Paris which indah"Pofigh Wedding," an etimic folk ballet; "Hop-"You M ses the chop body worklos WO a psa'UcOar pares.," the rsegrer 'ij''1'w. Opera) end Madame Prsobsljw4aya In Paris, "puts down basic scotch," a contemporary ballet; "Mozart XXI," a classical "ft *ets, and it's essiwuleus to b*dd body that Is so steps to m", a chore comparable to a songwriter." fl; and "Adventures In Perambulator" a dsmI.charadir "A let otpsopls will doaseries, of steps and put them togetner 0109, 50 hioUW lI4"& is bNIM" says the creutor of doace empu0m who sto hoW toll? to cherespapb a ad thea leak 1w mv'e to m the steps," she begins. As a young w'nw, Mlii RosA "once felt a midit In society" because "I majored —( all things — In Renaissance literature ad French, and so when I was through college I was nat a • ______ marketable sthjoct." £ • r.. she later used that knowledge resesrching Polish dance in Pests "whore may cultural records were tresiaferred :. • / efterWoridWarIL" "ft InMarth,she will betovelvedInu.dur.• tim 01etc hikgr*uede In the M* schools. "We • did Od for d& to It years (hi the Chicago es) and it's on: bohabM how e4 the kids areIntbeachiil&Wshere .' City for Cable television service. REFRIGERATION 4 historical personalities and the many different cultures of the world," she said. 4 ::::. Mrs. Mack Is an active Quality Of Kids RyJOANMADUON oidd CarT On January 30th, 19799 a public hearing will be conducted at the Altamonte Springs City Hall beginning at 700 P.M. or shortly themafter, to review the applications received by the • celebrated XI Epsli Sigma has selected Eileen M. Mack of 216 Bradshaw Delve, Sanford, for this year's Valentine Girl. Mrs. Mack, who was born in Springfield, Mass., Is an exedive secretary for Rowe Engineering Sales Inc. She has been In sorority for six years, holding several offices and chairmanships, and Is married to W. Clark Mack UL Anyone having anything to donate o the auction 'is asked to eave -call NOP691, or 069-041 and arrangeinentswill be made for pickup. - S.' ..5..... EILEEN- MACK sponsor an auction Feb. 3 at 10 a.m. at the Firemen's Recreation Hall, 12ColombaRoad. The proceeds will be used to improve present OPEN TONIGHT—APPOINTMINT AVAILAILE •'•S:. Her Wec1a.l interests Indud&pnph, reading, sewing and crafts. The DeBary Volunteer Fireme'n's Macc. will camping. "Beta Sigma Phi means the opportunity to wad new and Interesting people and to make new and lasting friendships. It also affords the opportunity to learn about Important and I Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Hoffon is also a member of the National Secretaries Association, Orles49 Chapter, and Is a past resident of the Florida Hospital's Executive Secretaries Assodatiom Firemen Slate Auction .. 4 member of Preceptor Beta Lambs Chapter. During her 12 years In sorority, she has held numerous offices. She is employed as administrative assistant at A landscaping pcOjsct 1*underway for San. lord's Good Samaritan Home. A volunteer committee has begun soliciting funds from htrches, civic organizations and individuals. The committee Includes Bill Gielow, chairman, Jack Weible and Mary Smith. Boo Ganas is the advisor. .5 • Chapter was born In CharleMan,W. Va. She and her husband, Joe, are parents of two children. Her special Interests Include golf, gardening, sewing, fishing and 5. .. Born in New Jersey, Mrs. 'Home' Landscaping Underway HIR BLOCK S ... Hoffon Is currently a Advance registration is required as class size is limited. To register, call the Seminole County Red Cross Service Center, 831-3000. :r J chapter's "Girl of the Year" for three years. Mrs. Hoffon and her husband, Harry, have four children and three grandchildren, and will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary, Jan. 20. . 1 The Central Florida Chapter of the American Red Cross will conduct a Standard First Aid and Personal Safety course for residents of Seminole County beginning Feb. 69 at First Federal of Seminole, 312 W. 1st. St., Sanford. you. • Valentine Girl and was that .. Cl... In AIR CONDITIONING Hawkins and Richard Cohen. Firemen will be with . .... Council's selection for Valentine Girl. She Is a former Xi Epsilon Sigma Red Cross Offers Course NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS "I don't think everyone was telling the truth and this Is something you have to expect when you hive two diutsur* skies," Keith said 01 the conflicting tImny. The grand jury also riposted that poor judgmn-4 was udasd by certain oIf-kdy Sanford policemen the eight of the "i'4. Butler said he believe, the grand jesy is referring to only one policeman, and he does not expect any action will be taken the oUlcar. N Sande said the grand jury may be referring to the ccer. who "seceded" him out of the restaurant following the Incident. In Ito third and led finding, the grand Jusy ,'dtd petrehoan Danny Barneky for the performance of his duties is regarde to the incident. Sernomy wee the lavedipft scer is the case. New on top of things as be drops In a $300 check from Art Brown of Sanford, first donation In the cerebral palsy fund drive, with help from (from left) Hezeklah Ross, W. B. Ellerbe , Sid A 4 g' \ LLACE for Valentine Girl. She has been in sorority for five years and has held several offices and chairmanships. Mrs. Pauline, who isa .• Ruth Hoffon Ofl23W. Woodland Drive, Is city Starting the week of Jan. 31, from 9 a.m.-12, a beginning interior decorating class will meet wider the instruction of Alice Gribble at Seminole Community College. An evening session will also be taught from 7-10 p.m. beginning Feb. 5. For further information call 831-7788, Orlando, or 323-1450, Sanford and Winter Park. the Pauline, 103 Club Road, Sanford, RUTH HOFFON Decorating Class To Open "If IRS calls you in, well go • The following Valentine Girls are Queen candidates: been installed as president of :Sanford Chapter 1977, American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). Other officers: William E. Carl, 1st vice president; Mrs. Ed Korgan, .secretary; and Mrs. Evelyn Hoolehan, treasurer. Assistant Sanford Fire LESSIE PAULINE XI Theta Epsilon Chapter has selected Lewis BSP. She will reign over festivities during the year. For Information on ball tickets, call 322-1O). Jim Crowe has thief William Galley Is • Valentine Queen will be AARP Installs Officers OWING CP THE SOOT • selected by the Orlando Council Executive Board of : activities. S . 4 ::. on Feb. 17, at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 204 S. Oak Ave. The 1979-80 BSP ChomouraDher F"Is Like A ScuI doubt on the validity of the findings A Introduced at the Annual : Moneyearned by cookie and other product sales remains in the community in which it is raised, md is used to benefit girls. The funds help local girls participate in national and international Girl Scout events, to purchase equipment and property in their behalf, and for other council and troop .4' ter's Valentine Girl, Mrs. O'Brien said, "Iainvery honored to have received the vote from my fellow sisters." • BSP Charity Valentine Ball =;~ i's • - • • The Beta Sigma PhiCity (BSP) Council and Chapter Valentine Girls will be Girl Scout cookie sales began in Sanford Friday for the next three weeks. Citrus Council Girl . g cookies door-to-door in ighbrhoods Moill d'n and at booths in shopping ireas. 1. SANFORD FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD W W. 21* ST., SANFORD PASTOR—RIV. U. DON COX tedb'y," Ctnmr Eddie Keith sarsed with other coIn1nI.uuars that such a reference doss ed issvs a lingering Sunday, Jan. 2$, 1979-1i Va/entine Girls To Reign Girl Scout Cookie Sal. On For Three Weeks J "IwMnntadag.er; that is,Iwesust : .-•- aQ • • • • ••. • • Pan Amsdosn lank uIldIM • IN last Mtamasils Idea p$i$ We • PS$SS'ONI Aftaosts CSMNmU u.uu . uuuiUuuiujuiuumuuesu Briefly - - _ ______ . • _00MMENEREM.....0-00~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .r By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Stiff Writer The four men who robbed the Longwood fl m.CY On Dec. 11 , 1 77 u.i Vill age CO pact. They agreed if any yes wipo police, they and - P! REWARD Peril, Set To Test ify OURSELVES dmw~ t Ik %.. ,oil &.. •'. •• -: i • _______ • .a.. . : ___ P11. er tos Themes, preadly tnrig ___to w, at ft Itedlerd is (*mIs, l -- 'uuI "? ( •• (IN) 11340 r . • • )Ml1esfsrthins tobstothe be ,Iheswbowdadisgtheprels.los iL Bd vW Iwadwtbokida wok e two diIeteat "Asays,dthmeudiy Wits 01bordaiVsc' , - . •. • ffa ____In v ww. Iths4guierOlsator "AM IklaR.sA's." APU,pag,s , -•- S. S - -•-4'• • ' -S -. - - - - • . .' .. S.. -' -, AND SHE SEEMS PLEASED 11 �28—Ev"Int "Void, Sanford, F I. Sunday, Jan. 2$, 1$7 Herald, s.iws,t Fl. Area Engagements Festival Woman 's Club Sponsors Arts The Woman's Club of Sanford took on the airs of a busy, creative gallery this week when the Arts Department, under the chairmanship of Mrs. E. A. Yancey, spon- 1 nuvy King, landscape; and JunaJones, life. j j Also Bill Gielow, . DSALAIIY; I:be,. ____ begun to babysIt and It would be helpful lfl hold some rui.sto go by. Will you plies, write some ' Do's and Don'ts" on ;4 4 .$ . - ___ 2O CLIAN KITCHEN CARINITS, OVINS, INSIDE & OUT S$TRIPVbAX,Looas TILKIIIIINS E ITUB H!IAT N$ J Mrs. Rose's extensive ___ *WOOD WON RPIR '!I ___ of Ann family, Md we s.,, _ ago a with 30ars mine. ft cock? QM an odl ho. sc1dsd to "hick" I ftrigdteg,therd1g he I•... -: __ IheW CIrcus tearIng do bw of 11111 5adisMalelimsIn,.1 W Msrrlasi's on International ill be I ' In dia ZIm i. "Iwo Phone his York. She has both bachelor's and Master's : 9* 1 Md is• • ' : . . ITAUIID I Vihe are 1W aidCindy alMa In I . SSIIhIIS *N, - '•' fWr. • ' ' . • k aWlia 111111, RIMS & I - ft #ANN 111111ft ____ I 10 111 SAIlS III. Until you've seen all of the USA, piese don't go anywhere else," Carol Griswold told the Golden Years Fellowship at Community United Methodist VPISS,U L ta $22331$ or 32274i , • PALMITT OTN UNFOlD I • Is IdssIáN • 6 I — I 1 Qufch. * and bar haskAK, 'showed their beul color eillu taken ol____ the desert data ' _ their vacation 6WR 'sUds, of Carlsbad Caverns National Park with Its In ire. fascinating shapes and colors of The Gdswolda, who have the Malagtlt es and stalagmites. been on the road In their trailer Residents of the cave barely since May of in, chose one of visible d ing ur the day are bats, M* previos.acMIons for the whlth fly out at the rate of 5,000 program because It was shorter a minute at dusk to catch Inin length. "We wanted to give sects at a nearby river. 5'"'- — them the feeling of actually 'being there without having to __ break-up the sbowing," she said. Thsvi.w.uweretakantothe 'Petrified Forest whet, we ;1.arnsd about feeds which vdy come out of the ground avii13yesrstelaythsfrsgp ___ __ ;and then return undrpommd, ____ 'the Cicada. The pstrthsd logs 1,1 were exposed became of years r tot erosion and preserved o use ox parucwar Utah. Also shown was communal cliff dwelling built by Indians circa 1300. "The Grand Canyon Is the biggest, but In my opinion Bryc. Canyon National Park is the most beautiful," dated Mrs. Griswold. They enjoyed the deer there, which because at Bo 01100. I49Ecomonypack. REG. $1.94 LATCH HOOK KITS Assorted colorful patterns. Latch hook not included. RUG KITS REG. $988.. PILLOW KITS REG. $4•79 :.. Deodorizes as it cleans. 12-ounce 794size. REG. 99' LIMIT 2 15"x20" WELCOME MAT CPO Club at the Orlando Navy Base. He served In the Coast black mat 78 Ribbed resists weather & I Guard on the USS Peterson (DE-152) during WWII. ''Ii"t — • - - proud as they can be to have their granddaughter, 5-year-old Mlndy Balmer appearing on television this weekend. She will be appearing on the Cerebral Palsy Telethon In a dancing routine with her ballet / step.. sde • tall and shell. STAODER REG. $16.95 • 5-POUND BIRD SEED 59 * This In the second year Mindy, a winsome blonde has Premium qual- seeds. 89c LIMIT 1 30-QUART FOAM ICE CHEST side clips. 88 With & rod handle. I S REG. $2.49 EVEREADY ALKALINE 9-VOLT BATTERY UK lasting 19 Long power cell. NO. 1 5228P REG. $1.69 GRA8WHIPTM CORDLESS WEEDER/TRIMMER 8 33 formsdua result olvolcanic W Easy to handle. Uses monofilament line. GILLETTE \ SUPER MAX 2 Adjustable from 200 up to 900 watts of power. Power dial adjusts heat and airflow. MODEL 9160 9 REG. $19.95 7 ' HAMILTON REACH LITTLE MAC Fast cooks hamburgers, hot dogs or muffins. Easy to clean surface. 88 MODEL 2108 ' 6 LLITTLE PROFESSOR TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Mile Push, who is a great baseball to elace she's fas#.lod ,ththeudthe$ayurs,Inugl' balls' tobuhihiul InMI players The haley guys lift with a greeter rowed S the Mc, she am this lbs coat soled mated ilseik. hewU1 In **110 H, oft" tesrud Was hor move, MM now werhe Ibreedsysawed aid "ensssnaallluleimmykctw.. iNetrI'4. I will be two deys." ____ Award, who is Thi WA of lbs 111-77 )Malda erI 77.7$" and lbs. "We Ill of Aimelu. Wema i eis. is quills happy with the ares, Iiiaitkisl hlagraphicel bissy,, "MybeIliwapimsuapir*orI9' 1t lIthea cty In be Inedeed, prVy bites. I thInk they shuid of Mire gauvilem, and I Wok be misy thneu Iismonsaft id Is dkk In the — ftg wltbsi bsig ad fltsbls and they want to bug veetur.. bicma OW we _____ mildew. REG. $2.49 5-FOOT WOODEN Mr. and Mrs. Qar.B.ITner of w 5.11 2.9$ TY-D-BOL they were protected were not afraid of man. "We are very Interested In taking the hiking trails. They give you a different view," she said. dance class. was a aw ½-Ounce. Plastic bottle. LIMIT 1 BOTTLES own writing , as the presentation was made by Mrs. Ross. Thanks to the PTA at English Estates, the children can been the poster child for the "We timed our visit to the receive excellent art In- Cerebral Palsy. Mormnan Tabernacle Choir In struction from "They have helped her imMrs. Loretta Salt lake City so that we could Wright. prove tremendously," said her be there during their rehearsal mother, Mrs. Richard Balms,, and rflhaveto say that when It My uncle, Hibbard 1116 Cover Lane, Longwood. comes to sightseeing, they're no Cauelberry Jr., She began of Ft. at the clinic when better than our choir Comshe Lauderdale of homsegued as only one year old, and munity United Methodist," my parents, Jane and In darted walking when she was Carol quipped. Casae1berry of Lake Tony lad three, now at five she needs The Grlswolde showed some only monthly physical and week. While here he attended a very unusual shots taken at QMsrs of the Moon National meeting of the Destroyer occupational therapy as an Monument locat.d In Southeast Escort Association held at the out. Idaho. Cinder cones were '"l I add #a of OnoM of — slit," * codmilost ",luusMfL" _•9•,___• _ ZZZ MELENDA ' EDMTON Casialberry r "Idos'tInenapwdtr.-:wueeab emtr*P'. hivegdInofIarfetireI.NIethaad ad davdis." g,tliadirchire*sredeIn'1eIsstbseemay aw ol wts"adtfl wuMbs dos byh*i*adbyi. ,';lbs • '"' . 1 , PH. 12241% u '"" : dSrliI$ai, • ' ___ _____ _ • Thwa, Feb. 1 -7 Aft Dellis , Ia,, ..d their • e.,.* L AN ' PCTUM W"" lirW I W'L Mob job Fri Cooldng School through his handwriting. Knowledge in this field will enable a teacher to work often consulted to verify writing on questioned aiiiiiiiii, CMCIP • Inysurmet Wip d IWSIL personality Is revealed EYE DROPS PLAyy D18POSABLE more effectively with a student through personal understanding. Members analyzed their See __ flhiijJii TALOW I or, Jose The central idea In her talk was that anyone's ' ___ Borg A documents. C horeographer... - do haval a bw seek 0 ad diiiia ad od lor aiwim 08=W 61M-ft dod K but ft as oft 1W pow al I~ am 111111M. bdft 6= ad 966% Reth La,.. IA" at 304W* erg I*ft JUDY WIMBISH (FROM LEFT, JUNE ROSS, KATHY SAPP In And Around Casselb.rry Traveler Tells Retirees: All Of The USA ' L' I ve A1yuWerd.whowssld __ - — be P"hichm The Loegwosd Tourist CIch cdii,Ws n DIckstVs Speaking of oat-el-lows whir, the __ gseda, Lewis aid May laho hamlet of the Wall" situtaissd I&W h1her ad Oft - - dll.l III - training In Chicago. As a handwriting expert, she is Include 15 years teaching In Indiana, Oregon and New LIMIT 1 VISIP4E 1Rk'eet Acre In Killgore, Tea., :wbsre 34 elI wells once all licbses breakdown the lava it perated In one square block rocks tureing them to no ':ad Dinosaur Valley Slit. wbers Rowan may W". Vk. FsotprWa of. dinosaur ii Indio pieiitknstid In be 175 fist IOi( togroos won an Intending WSl#IsS iiiitil thOSaid subject for the Grlawolds. duily vielbis In At __ — _ an ad corw ths Illeal heir. ___ ~or msoningof "Nature Is draiger than the p.trogljphs found In to Carol said As t. Cansnlande National Park In --ii __ I Master Graphoanalyst having received her credeMlals on her topic ne CAIPIT.CU$TOM DIAPRY __ at 1p.m. with comüiuos intataIu. and a auction tbrwd the itlsraoo 09 316-Ounce types. A few of the Interning erilione and resembl, the pIacee shown were the World's surface of the moan. An W. ; INCLUDES MINI-BLINDS WOVINW000I _ —. - w ___ yu.iwI Whkd= , _ is" .Im&L& thee."woride" of tando, they y live were to v1 with th* address soaft __Our whim in Ift we *An* In ftfir aie IslureyenhitInegs W. _ 4 Pit' y gas "WNW v (aid sepselalip lbs child) Pless don't forget the cencer bsnet onSendsy, Jan. 30 at VFW Pod W . aid [adieu Auxiliary. Tb. per person cken diaier flom now Disasy -- CONDITIONfl degrees. She Is a Certified ____ — wMall0 Cancer ______ Benefit Scheduled wvmas..isup CLAIROL LIMIT 1 Member Jo Ann Mize — — assaik address; w, somber of mim ad liv' heg yen vIbssqseSsd Is eta,. we ofvsyu a -Ms. In In And Around Longwood OVER Il YRS. IXPIRIINCI Gentle skin Care. 6 9* 6-ounce lotion. recently opened her office for private counseling in '- na set In adiane. lbs Jae Pain,, b.itlque; Sarah Tame., ceramics; and Pearl Partin, satin ribbon riles and bead basket. I LOTION grant . , ' II NIVEA CREME Society—Delta Kappa Gamma. The meeting was held at the First Federal Savings & Loin on SR 438. Judy Wimbish and the Services Committee planned the buffet and covered dish With Catherine Whekhei reported a successful rummage sale with proceeds to go to a college student for a recruitment L DEEP CLEANING Mrs / gg* -. — et iv . radii, 'IIn set," etc.) aid write &em down It there are — 7. If .dimth are In be he,. write dews BETSY B. IN BIRMINGHAM LØ'et 11111111 ir.Miss (e amlY: HWs .1 nedliciae o em., thos WH4 Y(*J ARE #nTO cIs asses). Aceeptucfflhsyeerb,eas Is ' kt. Ii lbs I. hi left be P la dey. yes wi be avhlr lbs Ask whol ya allmild di 9 tk is nned sales lbs peru. who to aft, you appmora enpedes. yes',s holds ad the doorbell rbg Thai kold as sailog year on pan in eloodder (.NevU Gel special tsstrscli.as parish Is neake ether mose$ I Ick fiR I If (diaper., billies, bedtIae arrspni.et. yes dst knew the pines ofts Ask vhs rsev----kd yes, thn call so perue ad sI,MMIIWMI check It at Iysuu.'lpn'rldsyearm' ad fres the Inu.gue. J* Ask ALL eas bs.sds The True 1msrts at MHI$RVICf actMtles throughout the year will highlight the golden anniversary of the T _____ _ Kay Hall, stencil. '. I f'j• ___ family '°' con t j of Geneva, announce the engagement of their daughter, Brenda Lee, to Edward M.D,ckarJr., son o( Ø Mrs. Rosemary Decker of 1 Titusville, and Edward M. BRENDA JOHNSON; Decks, Sr. of BsIlv4.iw Born in Tkoville, the bride., alec IS the grwidair of MIllhIB Outs-and the Ids John L Outs of TkwvW and Mr. and Mrs. Hay Jolmion Of Mime. Mien Jobmuen isa gradm. of Astronaut High School, Thiavw,, and Is employed by Plaits by Evergreen. Her flam, who was born in SchooL H. Is employed by of Feb. 17 at? p.m. at the Cincinnati. Ohio, is also a Plaits By Evergreen. Lutheran Church, Graden graduate of Aitruias* High The weft will be an event Street, Titusville. - Drew,~ crew Jane Pain, needlepoint;' Evelyn Bolton, decoupage; Jane Pain, boutique; Frances Wilson, metal craft; and Evelyn Bolton, Holiday decorations' . I' Seminole County. Spedul I Young Sitter Wants Do' i, Don'ts Rules crocheting. • - •,r'// , Johnson. Among the blue ribbon winners In the Sanford Woman's Club Annual Arts Festival were Sonja Morris (from left) watercolor; Juna Jones, oils; Lucille Bebrens, macrame; and (lower photo) s.r.ie PhDss. w vs. fthd Also Pearl Partin, decorated ware; Lucille Behrens, ma crame; Pearl Partin, bead Work; Rosalie Moronese, sewing; Pearl Partin, II Beta Chi Chapter In Mr. and Mrs. Grady P. Crafts first place winners were Rubye King, ceramics with mold; Sarah Tatum, ceramics, wheel thrown; Sara Harrisonn, dolls; Jane Pain, knitting; and Virginia Mercer, a Gamma Delta Chapter from Leesburg and the Decker The first place arts winners were Ann tin life and 1 The Projects Cernnilflee and Pearl Partin (overall general craft), satin ribbon and P Norfolk, Va.,Is the grandeonol needle), afghan; lain painting; A William E. Fryer of Jacksonville. He Is a 174 LESLIE DIANE DOWNER graduate of Seminole Qmi...DANNY W. TARLTON munity ColIqe, and Is emThe wedding will be an event Ceritrei Baglat Church, ployed by Dave Decker Homes. of March 11, at 7 p.m.. at ford. / p Gamma on the topic Her flance, who was born In ir:-i name you can trust "Understanding Children through their Handto .writing. This was a joint meeting of women educators of the four yam Best of Show ribbons went, to Rubye King (art) for a landscape; Virginia Mercer (overa ll ...a June Ron woke to the members of Delta Kappa Saitord, Mrs. Hattie Lmgdon, 304 Holly Ave., Sonford, and Albert Downer of Than, Ga. S he ls presently a student d Seminole No School where she has been amajorettefor Meanwhile, several Informative workshops were conducted by Caroline Holtzclaw, paper tole Juna Jones, hairstyling; and Dolly Foggin, macrame. J.W. Fleming, porce- I shall Ave., Sanford, and Woo ow Tartton of (tondo. Born In Senford, the bridedad is the granddaugtterof F. L Woodall, 70 W. kd SL, Exhibitors began arriving early to re-gster their displays which were judged by 12:30 p.m. miscellaneot; Mary Schmitt, qlts; Mrs. Can Reveal Pers onality Mrs. Margaret Koger of 1I Festival. eu5vdpV; Educators L earn Writing Tarlton sored the Annual Arts PEOPLETRUST £CKERDS FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE at lo w ow o,,c.a' - Downer. &MarihollAve., Sanford, and James W. Downer, 105 Anderson Circle, azmounce the engagement of their daughter, Lalie Diane Downer, to Denny Woodrow Taron, son of Mrs. Berth* BI ow of liii S. Mar- Sunday, Jan. 2$, 175-3I -. - - - — .-. ' -• . • Electronic flashcard, helps children teach themselves. For ages 5 and up. 1088 CLAIROL SKIN MACHINE Battery operated, soft nylon brush leaves skin fresh and alive. 99REG. $12.99 Ø I SALE PRICES THRU WEDNESDAY . TODAY 10 A M. 11117 P.M. WIEKDAYS 0 AM. tIl 0 P.M. SHOP IARLY SOME SAIl TIME LIMITED. �49-Evinhi Hera W. Snfsrd, Fl. 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You have every - - Lddw ________ and a long, ..jf..d&wed, reason_______ to take pride in 1 2 3 4 5 I 7 9 10 11 12 4insp.d envelope to AMro. accompll.lvnanta. - - - - - - - - - - 13 ' . Graph,P.O.BOI4$,RadIOQIy UMA (Sept. 23Oct, 23) (I 14 Station, N.Y. 119. Bernie to the whole, this ibouldbeavery - 15 Is picM day that you'll share 17 ecity birth Sign. ___________ P39CIS (Feb. 39-Mirth 39) with good friends. However, do is 10 20 - - - - Don't prenatiwely enpose your keep your extravagant ten. - - -- plans or Ideas to thou, with dendes In thick. fDr0ftW Your At= Con SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. n) ,_- =0 beatta1redbygongaftosthsm You may worry neediesaly 24 25 21 mu,i'. 27 2$ In a 30 how things will t out A11 (Math 21.April 19) today. ft's the end results that F 32 33 Your Ideas have the power to cowd,andthey're going totiñ - _____ others today J U CIII out Just flfls. 35 31 a. you don't spring anything SAGTTI'ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. sudden on them. You're fl)Theonlythlngthatcanatop 37 - - - - - - - especially effective with you from gsftg your points across today Is your Own self. 40 41 TAURUS (April IG.May 39) doubt You possess all the - - - _________ - 42434445 Don't be too quick to criticize necessary charm and In. 41 474549 today. Others are already telligillm. 50 - - working on 70 behalf and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. St 52 you'll bow of It shortly. 19) A bargain can be yours ______ _____ _____ ______ 53 GEMINI (May ay If You follow what_____ your When your Creative abiWIi,s fills aretelllngyou, Indeed are challenged, your corn- of what a fad4alklng salesman Pd=s COMM to thill Fore. You Is sayft. Head that inner voice. _______ WKERE Bi A PINCH AND A iC..'_,'_J SMIDGEN HOROSCOPE School Menu TV HIGHLIGHTS __ 'R • MONDAY, JAN.29 ELEMENTARY 1979 f\ I: _ ! _____ BEETLE BAILEY by Mod Walker KNOW NO BUT HE HAS ELECTRON07 EXWRIENCE ASK THESE FOR MY MOM. IWONDER WHICM S SAW SARISE ___ WORKS BEST? - I 0 a THE BORN LOSER by Ad FOR. 43l __ •HamTgerOflaBufl WhippedPotatoes BrusselSiroats Fruit , -MIlk I J I VRY PP*3YCF IT _ -21 by Bob Montana GASOU AND PA LC OL I READ WHERE THEY'RE XPERIMENTINQ WITH A NEW FUEL -. IT ALL OVER THE / Cs points were going to do the work of 26, Therefore, be entered dummy with the ace of diamoods, led the six of trump. - NORTH 64 3 MEEK by Howl. Schneider i:k; 5d51?JESS) 'ibIS'S Will be pmfty ____ West shifted to the deuce fhwselauy and Intellectually. Take the time to review all 4 WEST EAST of hearts. advantage of the., ramifications and you will went right upThe withProfessor dummy'. Take _______ _____ _______ marvelous ke the right decisions. Donst _______ _____ )(93 IO642 O9Hthlmuch. e Th ace bsprdugoafag and queen fell to. C K J 10 Q87 6 4 gether and the Professor AQUAWU$ (JUL 397ak 11) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You 010832 #K65 0111 COncedismill a trick to Yin in pungs may I* be q&e wM It in 10(7TH tile kini of_'hea , and ______ with your resources and ian.lrdal d,.lbig, rt today, só - C K9$72 piit tidiy.Tak. cir ..dib'.iuty wo thessss ftAQO7 dVNS of yOU, doilt Uk. dent asked, "Why dldn'tyou VIRGO (Aug. 231*. 22) rise with your king of toftadoutmoru about yoirasIf7 Fb1&e. and consideration are Vulnerable: Neither trumps and make an Send for your copy of the all m today in an os*to'cne Dealer: North oveck?" new A Th ICItIS th6Uld Graph Ieltiifos 1179 "I didn'tneed an West North gait seet by f ec eIve us. rep'u-ri - as a r overtrick," replied the PIo-Pass Pass i. UUA (Se p (easer. ' NO one else will be damped pt. fl.Oot. 23) Pass 3• _________ ' Pa, p,,, envelope to Adro.Gr*, P.O. Good th&r s could happen to In game and my play gave me a94 percent shot at our BOx *, Radio Qty Pa', you today though those with contract," N.Y. 110. Be sure toip.ciiy wlw'n you Opening lead: 42 birth alga, shoulder. Be ready to AI 'the fj)IJ PC (Feb. 21-Mirth 39) reciprocate In kind. __ Yaw lasdership qualities we Jacoby SCORPIO (. M-No,. 5) aid Alan Soslag dIOwing today, end others will Your obv10 concern for A Massachusetts reader lock to you for guidance. Don't wsfl.bslngandcomfortoftho,, asks If there ever wasacard be timid about tIbIII chirp. you're fond of won't The student put down hand and said. "I guess I called the "valet.". A*IZI (Mach fl-April 10) is.Uced. ft________ will serve to was a trifle weak for my There was such a card limit raise but I had passed several centuries ago. Also, Ibi. will be a quid day for you, force end cunut '' . It Is the French name for the bSC1I$ yosru lid quits ready as dealer.' U'TAIftII (Nov. 234)ec. Jack. me PFOIUSOS' to gut Into this wows dr of 21) Your lderida will Us In th..., He never talked when AM.) ttit($ U yd. Use thu day to slrs of your fanfly today, Mob 00L 00 adt*w ve on ab ut the experts? Write "Ask the TAURUS (April il-May 21) with your borne. This Is a nice t raise, later. _____ ____ ____ Experts," Care of this nsp - Lend or disikitirlig psoi)s way to dad your wish. I per. lnd!ual quest will ____ Ish king of clubs and the Prof YO tow, e. (Dec. M es. b IF aCCOmpanied IIIIt4 9l4lu who deWt to aor saw that as long U lit by answered stamped, II) D17Sd 30W "sintel _ -__ ___ could hold his= 102"envelopes. m. moat Int.,.st- this bilL Ysel be '1N)1 end taday lOwId P1'SJSotI with to two he was make Ing questions will be used In ss will these you're with. unetisnti ties, such as c*hbII ____ game. The hands fit per- this column and will receive (IIfl (May fl4s 39) I op with writing to dear friends." fiy j ) 5 hIgh-card copies of A 85 EEK what you ad out to do today, even thou be ple op feeling a bit uncertain of year for yourself. - JHAr m tMOM PJD MP, __ The 0 I p'ns was match ___ wisaprie, 1.27 'W14dT HAPPENEP TO' THERE Wft6 , 5 'YQJR HAN 'STUART? SHARP E5E 04 - MY METAL PIGGY 'i-CU MEAN" k E(ACTLY! by Al Vermsor MYSELF 'SAVING' ____ (2) CANDID CAMERA (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 800 (1) SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN "The Bionic Woman' (Part 2) Steve'* fiancee, the first bionic woman, insists on helping Steve break up a counterfeiting ring. (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves faces an explosive situation when a talented Young transfer student joins his squad after being forced to change schools. U DELTA HOUSE Dean Wormer threatens to expel the Delta animals unless they can convince the mild-mannered but hulk-like Blotto to play on the schools football team. 112 CHIPS Jon and Ponch help a 30-year veteran of the high. way patrol face the idea of ratirsiment. U ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Secret Garden: Magic" Mr. Craven finds Mary. Dickon and Colin playing and laughing In the garden. XPRESS LINE Cheesherger French Fries Freak Fruit Toss Salad MQorShAe FRIDAY, FEB 2 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IUUI casserole Tou Salad or Raw veget" Sticks Cons Juice Bar M1& Roll Epstein and Mr. Woodman's niece decide to livetogether. causing pandemonium at Buchanan High. U JULIA CHILD AND COI5I. PAW Now England Potluck Dinner" (R) 9o0 Toss Salad Corn ' t%IWIDI5 stem , ___ PAUS MIII Stk " ___ ' MIDDLE SCHOOL Cheese Dog Lanaøa BakedBIIn. Greens Tiu5ilad Baked Dessert Milk or Shake Rolls SENIORHIGH . Lasagus m Sdwlcb BakodSesu _____ By Oswald . ____ EXPRESS LINE MIII SteikBab ____ ThTators ____ T ael.d Freak Fruit MilkerShuke _____ _____ -... (Do you ha have a long discussi , us WIN ' fte 11 P0 C" BUGS BUNNY . ik' pggcro HA A JL$T THINK, 1G M6STIN' T' L7AY/ Wg'L.L. PEGIIoNs we TART You Agg'rHl by St.ffàl £ HSII,IdSIII j3 WHAT & ___ ___ _ OF ADOUT 1H15 OIIe THAT MODERN,) a Mow, but w4 LfFT Ovf .IIAR ? ___ _____ _________ IN HUll CHANW _________________ _______ ______ YIAH, HAN,' _______ ________________________________________________ ____ ' "ti, you'll You'll ha glad you did. UmIerl ____________ __ _______ - 'J*UIE ThIS. el Benton Roger uio wn Marw.$ How sums Roger & Linde Nelfe.wsth ,e girl DI$CNAPSI$z I, ____ ...s.datit*Pb... . I _ SPIDEMA . ____ - by Stan Lie and Jilin RomItr mew bylobThiv.s , n m do $ Ju OD 'flN Z - I " - at 1114S s __ '1 I, IN "ft Jane Fields. Orange City MattieWym, Ostsen nile AM. TO HOP 'U P0 rrj UMPIP UZAt voc1IPo4 by T. K. Ryan. , 1WiY.Ir,p' - DID WO VA DU P.M. r' COO$* SCIOI. PIOWWA lummy"W CD Th' mRE F 1ki DW.uIE cç VTI AND EVERY SUNDAY BUFFET ' WOW! AU. 'K b Youmsyiiiaisefrsm: 'I ___ Mser A - , ' I ' , . ,. ! ' '.'. ..- . '. ' . ' .' ': . - . $525 CIINserTea ' '-': EVENING 600 &(I)00 SOLTI CONDUCTS "Wagner" in "The Flying Dutchman," "Tannttauaer" "Tristan And Isolde" and •o Meistersnger"(R) 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS BAPTIST I.. I 30 MINUTES WILD KINGDOM "WIldlife's 1.1St CheflCi" Joan Embiry. of lb. San DIego Zoo reports on endangered species throughout the world. WILD KINGDOM "Land Of me Giant oagon" me rare Komodo Iliad Is captured tested to dstermine the health 11.30 FACE THE NATION TURNABOUT "Hooray For Hollywood" Female film dirictore, producers and writers are . 12:00 prassire, ills; ___ -. RESTAURANT I SUPPER ClUE ' (4)0 M'A'SH (A) U ELECTRIC COMPANY 4-00 00000 MORNING AMERI- Debbie Reynolds spool the SESAME STREET movle'Superman." (4) THE ODD COUPLE 7:25 U THE ENERGY WAR The battle in Congress over the natural gas pricing bill is 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (MON.- (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA WED, FRI) 0 RAZZMATAZZ (THU) U BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (12) NEWS examined. (1])MAKE ME LAUGH USESAME8TREET 4:30 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED 7:30 11:00 (2)11)00 (12) NEWS 1120 (4) CBS NEWS 11:30 (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "Huntera Of The Reef" (1978) Michael Parka. Mary Louise Weller. A salvage boat captain attempts to beat his better1pped rivals to the si te of a recent shipwreck. (R) 5 NEW AVENGERS The murderer of a stool pIgeon friend of Steed's hires a proassass to frame, then eliminate the chief aven- (2) (Ii) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 8:00 OMERV GRIFFIN ()0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO STUDIO SEE (NON, TUE. THU. FRI) FOOTSTEPS (WED) 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS ROOKIES 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE U MISTER ROGERS (A) 8:30 (2) (12) TODAY O THE ODD COUPLE (12) BEWITCHED 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- JUKIS0X Guests: The Real Thing, The Rubeltes, do- 5 OVER EASY ••• dagh Rogers, Chris Speeding, Rod Stewart. _____ A ATWI Hwy.17-92 -) MOVIE "Return Of till (4 Seven" (C) (1966) YuI Brynner. 3 -7502 _______ Robert Fuller. After one of the (I PLAZA I 10 6th WHk 2:11 7:11 , ieee FUTURE LONI WOOD Helpful advice on all afteirs LIFE. LOVE. MARRIAGE. BUSINESS CARD, CRYSTAL $ALLREADINOS 831"4405 II PRIVACY OF MY HOME SORRY, NO PASSES ADULTS 3.00 CHILD 1.10 __ ___ _ [PLAZA H 6 SAT-SUN TU. 3 P.M-Ill IPtaxa II OUf) . I4ours$a.m, - 9p.m. Mon. - Sat. 17-9I 7 MJ$es South f Saolerd - Next to Ni land's U.Ilrudbslspedalwiffithls.d -MMMi IAITW000 WSN $I ?PIIUe11 voll 'I RESTAURANT $ LOUNGI 'Ivuy * $t..ks * k.fo.d *Mizlcrni Dishes NKE 7:fl th4IPL i 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED STUDIO SEE 3:30 S1* M"AT ALL DAY iwuaimiis VIcIAU I _____ sieni . 1sa. 2:30 CI) 02 THE DOCTORS LiPl 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 (1)([Z ANOTHER WORLD (THU) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) and his guests Debby and Pat PAST - PRESII4T I1 _____ Big 2:00 (3 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ___ MINDAY 7:$ (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES THE WORLD TURNS (1) a AS PALMIST IWSY horn his dull Pileint Lilstince.(lHr.45Mlnt) • CEREBRAL PALSY I'SIIIN '1113,, I ____ FMUIISi 12:30 C2) NEWS (1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE © PASSWORD PLUS 1:00 (2) 2) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES M MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (4) 0 THURSDAY MORNING 10:00 MOODS sos HOPE Bob Hope MADAME KATHERINE (4) MOVIE "Rabbit Run" (C) (1970) James Cian, Anjansfte Corner. A former high school 12:00 (1) JEOPARDY (!)THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (ED NEWS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMINO ING (WED) _ interviewed. (R) 7tH . bo VIA ?do i..,7 ftv Pridey, $1J SV LOM •. AOUL,T5 a Cam TaMIflSTUt.DIfterssM.dcu Food MOVIELAND MLAJ EAR IICID EMIl mas lbIS2m ii*miouu 4.i g, , om . tii ARRIEMM]j TUIDNflI AUADMlON 5Q1 11$'$M MIt I,Chuid$t., r- 1 NSU bidwi're 06 tos.spgi.ilsSPrssAvs..Nwy.3742 ' -I SANFORD PIsaeil$4Ni ____ II4A,. 46 .UN,UI,MATf. l$wy.17.e.S. WHEAT I .TmTAINMMITNNIITIy FLORIDA $TUOSNT&$SNleS ll is 3a2.laIs ' .PUVA1INSISNOMIORPA1UIS,uTc Also .njoy vo', tavorit. cockM from 0S A, ,. s*wo Ni • FIRST $ i.e.. readings: to.. pe'I; ,IiiI hew, 39; yesterday'. high, ; Put &UI&& '_Mle Ce.,*SITAIT uI.SSSYIY$ Its. AM. ThuS P.M . NY 5 feels she has a prior claim. from Kitzbuhel, Austria; and the World Weightli fting Chemplonshlp from Gettysburg, 500 5 FIRING LINE "Recognition Of China" Guests: Ray Clime, JerorneA. Cohen. AFTERNOON 1:00 (2) (Ii) TODAY (4) 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (1) 0 WEDNESDAY MORN- viewer discretion) Coverage of the Men's World 10:00 • CEREBRAL PALSY TELETHON (CONT'D) U STUDIO SEE "River Boats" 10:30 (I) MOVIE "Scalpk)ck" (C) (1967) Dale Robertson, Robert Random. While In Kansu City, a gambler wins ownership of the Scaiplock and Defiance RaIlroad. (2 FIrs.) (4) TONY OWNS JOURNAL kIOSWORLD ZOOM (A) 11 00 @ AGRONSKY AND COMM. NY(MON) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (TUE) (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) (4) 30 MINUTES (THU) (4)CRACKERBARREL(FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY USUNRISE 8:10 (2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (TUE. THU) (2) 2-COUNTRY FISHING (FRI) 6:30 (2) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) (1) PORTER WAGONER (TUE, FRI) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) THE WILBURN BROTHERS ('THU) ff) KUTANA a LITTLE RASCALS 6:49 L4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 8:55 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI. NEIGHBOR • MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street. A Test Of Love" Charlie's choice of a bride Is accepted Cup SkIing Championships 1/2 Hrs.) SELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (4)OTHE PRICE IS RIGHT (MON-WED, FRI) TO FEBRUARY MAGAZINE (THU) 11:00 (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS 0 HAPPY DAYS (A) 11:30 (2)2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD 11:55 j CBS NEWS 5:53 (12) PTL CLUB 6:00 WEATHER $ __ -4. .. and-out bum tries to prove that his daughter Is an heiress. (1 -10 ______________________ _____________________ TUM!LIWEIO$ MOV* "Poppy" (BIW) _____ (106$) Anne INTERCOM Sissling Hayden.A woman pita ___ CONSUMER SURVIVAL Sixty, ISSW4WEM one iover against another an lOT "CfIWItiis, Children's OTC winds up involved in 288 Z 1DVIOETASLE$ AND DESSERTS COFFEE 01 TEA . 9:30 (2) GOGM SINGING JUBI- ____ t30 (2)MOVII loleAnnouncid, OFFERING' die.1rom: $ NT*EI$ 1 this PGA Tour tournament from Torrey Pines Golf Club In Le Jolla, California. (1 MOVIE "Stowaway To The Moon" (C) (1974) Lloyd BrldgIs, Michael Link. Unknown to Ground Control. a young boy becomes an astronaut after hidi on a spaceshl TIVAL "Beethoven's First Symphony" 430 _____ 'JULY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY... - M . COMEDYSHOP Monroe or IPie business community this offers a time-saving, iiesny Isanch in a r.loxsd atmosphere. ' zlne featuring reports on the major events of the present wW a review of news of the past week. U FANGFACE ORAL ROBERTS Mahlon. (2 Mrs.) S CEREBRAL PALSY TELETHON (CONVD) A1 Vie C fit" LUNCHEON I1ITS - k 01ff .57 Betty Tuepler Liiwa MilKy, Chuloutta Thelma P. Burns. Dettona ngleJoes NOW . In their spars time.(2 Mrs.) (1) 0 001! "Andy Williams San Diego Open" Live coverage of the final round of play In 10:30 ALL STAR SECRETS 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:30 @)OALICE Tommy runs off In the middle of the night with his girlfriend Melissa (Olivia Barash). 9:00 (1) a CBS MOVIE "And You, Name Is Jonah" (Premiere) Salty Struthers, James Woods. A young couple's seven-yearold son is discovered to be profoundly deaf after having been incorrectly diagnosed as mentally retarded. MOVIE "Taxi Driver" 0 (1976) Robert DeNiro, Jodie Foster. A Now York City cabbie launches a violent attack against the decadence and diggusting city life he feels is choking him. (Network advises Road and chase a pretty nurse MORNING (Premiere) CBS news corresponclent Charles Kuralt is anchor for this weakly magaSUNDAY SW The Come on" 1ILITNON(CONT'O) VN CM1P MY William . ,i FRANK AND ERNEST l Barbara Johnson Cetsierine Smith, WIlliam P. MckInley, Debery Della Smith, Delary lenatius J. Gannon. Deitona Florida Depar tment of Adsns,,t,n 7:30 (2) MESSAGE !" ISRAEL 9) SUNDAY 0 PICTURE Of HEALTH 8:00 (2) VOICE OFVICTORY M OFWOMENANDMEN G CEREBRAL PALSY TELEfl9ON(OP4'D) • SHOW MY PEOPLE 2) REX HUMBARD SESAME STREET (R) 8:30 (1) SUNDAY MASS MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE U ORAL ROBERTS M (2) OUTLOOK WITH JOY ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) MORNING Sherry Lynn Sklver Linde R•ifeiwalh MR___ ________ _____ r±-'Jm el_I 1111 Fay LeSlie ' 04sJL 0oo PALSY S CEREBRAL TELETHON 5 MOVI( "Born Yesterday" (B/W) (1950) Judy Holiday, Bonnie L. Austin Eunice Lee Barnes COMM" Anthony -.- -Low, OA AoMI$slo.es -00 (2) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Marquette at Duke Q CEREBRAL PALSY TELETHON (CONrD) • THE SUPERSTARS Top athletes compete lnavariety of sportIng events In this third of four men's pireliminary rounds fromFreeportinths8ahamu. U GREAT PERFORMANCES "Live From Lincoln Center" Soprano Joan Suthtand and tenor Luciano Pavarotti perform from Avery Flshef Hall. (R) 3:15 0 INTERNATiONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING The Unitad States Amateur Team faces the Soviet National Team 1,1 this most from Las Vegas, Nevada. 4.fl (2) MOVIE "Flying Tigers" (B/W) 11942) John Wayne. Paul Kelly. Two men patrol Burma 5 AESOP "Mixed Bag" 11:30 U SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Michael Palm. _____ . NEWS (1) HOSPITAL NOTES - _ ____________ ______________ ___ _____ pigicv _____ o _ MAPL MIU.lONf CL4AMIN' a question For 145 BASKETBALL (I) NBA Regional coverage of New York Knicks at Washington Bullets; Chicago Bulls at Denver Nuggets; P4IW Jersey Nets at Phoenix Suns. .00 (2)2'SCOMPANY '' CHO°L FORUM 0 ViEWPOINT ON NUTRIliON JERRY FALWELL U KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO battle with a ruthless strip. miner. LOVE BOAT LIVE FROM WOLF TRAP "Tax BensO. Helen O'Connell And Bob Eberly' Tax Beneke orcsstra perform a Concert _____ of '40. music, with special Quests Helen O'Connell and Bob Eberly. (R) 10:00 S FANTASY ISLAND A Photographer (Michel. Lee) wants to mist the little girl who mysterlously appears In her pictures; and a man (John Rubinstein) dreams of being In a polar _ "The Climbing Cost Of Cash" Guest: David M. Jones, vice president and economist. Aubrey G. Langston and Co.. Inc., MCPB. (R) 600 (4DABETTER WAY 0 CEREBRAL PALSY TELETHON (CONT'D) 6:30 (4) CHURCH SERVICE U AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 2) AFTER HOURS Great Houdini" (1976) Paul Michael Glaser. Sally Struthers The life and times of the lamed illusionist-escape artist are dramatized 8:00 (j) CENTENNIAL "The Winds Of Fortune' The romance between Charlotte Secombe and her ranch foreman chills because of Pasquinel's granddaughter Clenna (Adrienne La Russa); and Sheriff Durnire (Brian Keith) and Philip Wendell end their long feud. (.1)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie and Edith are upset by a small crime wave in the Bunker household. a SATTLESTAR GALACTICA Starbuck attempts to save a man (Fred Astaire) he believes to be his father from bloodthirstY BOrellians. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Hong Kong: A Family Portrait" The Chinese lifestyle Is Intimately experienced through the eyes of a Hong Kong family. NALS U WALL STREET WEEK MORNING brownstone wt',oee orgy other dweller looking to return to a peaceful life on his father's - ranch finds himself instead in a BroccolI TOSS____ 8. Fruit Julceftar Rails Mllkor8hake _ 1:30 TV MUTUAL U TONY BROWN'S JOUR LEE Lowry. A dlsilksJoned city PbbSudwlch Corn WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) ____ ' 'Magnificent Seven' is CA kidnapped. his former corn€Z) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU rades come to his rescue (2 900 Hrs.) DONAHUE 12:00 ØMYTHREESONS 0 THE F.B.I. "Death On 0 MOVIE Sunday" DINAHI NBC LATE MOVIE EDUCATIONAL PRO'WEB' (1978) Pamela BellGRAMMING wood. Alex Cord. A young f emale executive working for a 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY television network accepts the responsibility of fixing up a dig9:55 astrous 30-hour series (A) (4) UPBEAT 12:45 10:00 7:00 (2) WORLD OF DISNEY An Introverted teen-age boy digCOVeTS he has the ability to develop out-of-body experiences and communicate with animals. (Pan 1012) Oe.MINS 6 08MOND FAMILY HOUR (Premiere) Guests: Roy Clark. magician David Copperfield, members of the UMSM Ski Team •THE FORSYTE SAGA "The Challenge" When Irene refuses reconciliation. Soames has her followed to gain evidence for a divorce. anm Hrs.) M of the animals. 1:00 (2JV1ROIL WARD'S CHAMPIONSHIPFISHING • AND CON OLYMPIC SPECIAL B Jenner hosts this eciaI lookIng at stars and major events of past Olympiads, and U.S. training methods for the upcoming Valewska. (1 Hr. 55 Mins.) "When Gangland Strikes" (B/W) (1955) John Hudson, Raymond Greenleaf. A country prosecutor has to choose between his duty In office and rescuing his daughter from dis. when she moves Into a sinister "(1976) Peter Fonds, L- MIiIStiakSab - 3:10 U MOVIES "Conquest" (81W) (1937) Greta Garbo, Charles Boyer. Europe is disrupted by the obvious love affair between Napoleon and tenant Isabllndpdssl. SlICIN101111 HIGH TuCeerde ;.;. . (1977)ChrilSarandon,Crlstina fames. The lives of a young Juice Bar WEDNESDAY,JAN. :1 ELEMENTARY SCHOOlS 12:30 II12MEETThEPRE88 DIRECTKW FLORIDA REPORT BRYON 8:30 0WELCOME BACK KOTTER MIDDLE SCHOOL ______________ _ 7:30 F11111 (Fresh) ____ __ WLAWRENCEWEU( SOCCER MADE IN 0ER iwv Tangerine MilkorShake Mflk.r$hake __ _____ PRISCILLA'S POP 700 (2) THE GONG SHOW (4) CONSUMER BUYUNE 0 (IM NEE HAW Guests: Jim Stafford, Touch Of Country, Charlie McCoy. SENIORHIGH Salisbury Steak with Tomato Sauce Cheeseburger PIZZa Rice Green Peas Cauliflower ThTat.n Cole Siaw ___ __________________ Q NEWS UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL Milk or Shake Sausage is Bun ________ : 630 CD FLORIDA'S WATCHING MIDDLESCROOL SalisburyS 1k with TomatoSauce Cheesier Rice Cabilfiower Tangerine SENIOR HIGH _____ withRice Sausage Cheeseburger Green Bean. Cole Slaw FVultedJello Rolls M or 8e EXPRESSi.u'r WIN AT BRIDGE Plain Sailing" An exclusive asiI ing club objects to Louisa's Purchase of a seaside cottage next door. (Part 14 of 15) (A) Tomato Sauce Rice GreenPea. Tangerine Milk & Roll ' MIDDLE SCHOOL _ CblllwIthRIce Smage GrBeaas Cole Slip FndtJeHo Rolls ____ Milk or Shake or Mondayi , January 29, 1979 6:00 ONEWs MASTERPIECE THEATRE THURSDAY, FEB.! EtJMUMARYSCHOOL Chill with Rice Cole slaw Fruit Jells Milk a PAU - - - - - - _______ EVENING Toss Salad Freak Fruit 'flk or SI SENIOR HIGH HamburgeronBun Pizza Whipped Potatoes Brussell srouts dIM Fruit MilkerShake EXPRESS LINE Hamburger on gji pi 'reic Fries Toss Salad Fresh Fruit Milkor$hake : TUESDAY, JAN.39 ELEMENTARYSCHOOLS MO AND IT STAG"111110 THEY FILLED UP WITH IT... Hamburger on Bun Pizza Whipped Potatoes Brusael Sprouts corn Fruit Milk or 1T 200 PALSY o CEREBRAL TELETHON (CONT'D) Greens Toss Salad Baked Dessert Rolls _ MilkorShake EXPRESS LINE Cheese Dog Fish Sandwich scaoots L I Sunday, Jan. 21, 1t7-.SB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . ' -auo-. S:ls SINIORS" (I I I - T -1LF 2 rTr"T - -F 11 I. flf tt .L4 ti ''- :''.1r' -k 'k k4 kL k Z -- k--- - - ------- - '-- - �-Ev,ehi Herald. %sWsrd, Fl. $wljy, Jan. as, in, Legal i i 4 Park ees BUSINESS Sanford Chamber CommItt. Eyes Magazin. For Tripi Em ployees The commercial committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce is checking the possibility of publishing a news and discount coupon magazine to welcome Auto A second 5,400-square-foot companies within the park combined with new jp4aiju Board Nam.s Holzkam1 ROBERT HOLZKAMP of Orlando has been elected president of the board of directors of the Central Florida Zoological Society. Other officers: Gerald Rutberg, Casselberry, president-elect; Thomas DeWoif, Longwood, vice presidentelect; Dave Wilson, Orlando, vice president-promotions; Betty Duda, Oviedo, vice president-operating funds; Cliff Nelson, Lake Mary, vice presidentoperations; Art Grindle, Altamonte Spring., vice president-capital funds; Carl Mentzer, Orlando, treaswer; Ellen Dietz, Longwood, secretary. At Tuesday. MDA park within the past year, first mini-warehouse was according to Hickman. constructed late lad year. A llI&f_ _J IA I..----a iu i ii nippeti, 1;,1sqUare-!OOIrucIw'e,sne said Hickman. "I sat here for mU'iarthoiae j fflIØI$ with two YISII and cried everY tenants. Due tO Its ucceu day." Hickynsi saId, 7,200 and 5,000The new wave olcoostruction square-foot mini-,ie and eanded Indedrial SC- are now wider construction, tivity began led tall with the The mini-warehouses shoUld be construction of a 15,000-square- completed within a few weeks, £_ Budg.t Largest Ever A budget of $63,940,134 has been authorized by the director. of the Mtscular Dystrophy Association' the largest in the 28-year history of MDA, according to Ross Hagle, president of MDA's central Florida chapter. - - - foot warehouse rented by Stromberg-Carlson. The building was a speculative InthelndustrialpaitisSanford tjiJng Mills. 1i compy produces knitting materials and will employ 40 people, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: $od? 21 In quedion until theY have made a definite decision to locate at the Industrial park. Backs ci January, ,-,, u., Rapping Oil ABC Sales To CP Campaign &FO HUge Lake Monroe Park Fix.Ups Work will begin within a few weeks on improvements to Lake Monroe Wayside. Park, juateastof U.S. 17'Wcnthosidsof lake, according to C. M. Alexander, cowy director. The $10,300 improvement project was approved by Gov. Graham and the cabinet. It includes rsplacsms,g of the deck and Installation of a light near the boat ramp. - Cardinal Opening tempted war-type prontesring tO accepting Without proted a _____ vast Increase hi their earuings. Dplt. voicing mild concern abol*thefulire, Caster rifused Friday to criticize major oil Conlenies foe- resping folUth. quieter p1'Oflti that US wire iliflid dDabii Whit they had .u'nsd YISe- luke-. Caster's new position stood US stark coudred to hi y _ _____ ____ ______ ___ _______ ____ ___ l' Ies "As In the cese of war, there ___ Is pstedW was' precisering to __floe. (aid) could rt in the 'leseet roI ein 1077. "The all o -p ii. ... in 'yPrIdspocsrysisresin few west cout COImtWtUdsNforgssdtLidlWw empleyees, Pdsral Ji iösivay c,tsduelPyPVaçu,ma,bsts in ROMO OP COUNTY CoMMsu$oIssss TNS COUNTY OP ISMINOLI sealed bIds for furnIshIng. ad tho pa. WWadsllorn of kItchen laundry the $ieibrn5e Cetmfy D,I*udl C.der.$IiaflN's Clujl* ff.Us Ied wIN be recalved She offIce of Is rir thai a rn,es 411. ssrn l4 ails Cay Ceerlheiae, $sofa4 Fiends, aim, toM 35$ A.M., ij. ___ __ _____ TAMPA (UPI) 1 hue werk fetes will - bs1mISsdanda,lHwIIbsplecsdatk, Ct"s acàptas, of _____ '- ___ ___ .7 pi ____ _____ ____ to socuse the it "Wrs3d it the Ams1 pup." P'ag aid the rl" it dad prices be. tWs w-- ic -. S, ____ ,, AN werk shall be in C,l wNtu ___ ____ to lb. a1ulMe-MIss's a Fr4 foe- ___ fouIb4wps ___ : - :. Ikof a sN Ii quiet tIle lbs ay asulbed PIspIH he been flied ngIkIlt 35W aid you is required to 551W I yW WL.. to lbS 5 lbs PIiS$ of. PHILUP H. I.OS*$ of $HINHOI$ft LOSAN AND _ of of, _ J A Pe,*miscs land sad __ W nr: f W.s., priinNu.uId pa ___ a ___ . Psa SemI, each in as hundred serc*0 (mwI)ofwd.msu,g will N required ups awn of UN. he b$Idai may wilbt UN __ Pd., let PUSUC NS?IC THE PAPMINS MOMS AD. MINI$TIATION HAl P011*1.1. PROM TIMI TO TIME. FARM, II$IDINTIAL, SU$INfl$, ___ ___ _ ___ Mri.i. lb. heua ___ _____ ____ __ for it d ad IM he at 'Wes bids ____ ____ ___ . ni.s, Im. 4 ___ Sliti PLWI (1 - or 7.4$ _____ ' .. - es.*s A SURE THING Will sIt with sick or Ii, 3555. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Sunday, Jan. 25, 1575-75 . . / /______L•l_ . usia i ' . / - ., ' almnsphere, secluded, 100x12. INC. 530.35.11or339.011 eves. -- leg. • I Real Estate Broker anfordAve. VOLUSIA COUNTY 273 322459 5.5 ACRES, TALL PINE, NEAR GOLF COURSE, $19,500. 3210755 ' 15 ACRES, PINE AND OAK, 334lorsalesman3.7550. _•• , I I REALTY IT SELLERSABUVERSI YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOMEI ________________________ FIRE _____ portunitles . ______________________ Onacold Winter night, This) BR, 1'.ibhoinehasa KingslzeLR W- ' ,, _g, . pep corn. Good location pecknt wits, le pt you. $37,100. , -.' 1 ,, CHEAPER THAN trailer, dec. wrench & 55 hp Chrysler motor. $1500. 322 11 Rd I twin, $20 I Full, like new, $40 57-Sports Equipnnt . . RACQUETSTRINGING_GRIPS All type racquets Av g,$5 Scott Reagan 322 5117 L,ke new 18 sq. yds. Orange Mixture Carpeting $150. . Have some campin e you no longer use? Sell it all with a Classified Act in The Herald. Call 332 7611 or 831 9993 and a Iriendly ad viSor will help you Aluminum I wtieei utility trailer, Can be used w sports car. siis. 339 1321 ev.' -----..----- Il wooden church benches $20 ___ -. -- . .. MARION COUNTY 50 ACRES ZONED RESIDEN. hAL, $3,000 PER ACRE. ' flI?A, Iii •ijjjy r ACRE SEIGLER REALTY Double Hotel Bedding $30 set; Hide ABeds $50. Sanford Auction 12155. French. WASHINGTON CO"NTY 40 ,.c, LAiiOc OAK TIMBER ON A GREAT BASS 2435$. MyrtleAve., Sanford' LAKE, $50,000. DREAM HOME. Super 3 SR 2% BUY JUNK CARS Fom $1010150 21 . --78- torcycIes ______________________________ - SaSri JZi-4 IJL - Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used 'tL1',Reh,'ig., stoves, tools. - M _______________________ ___________________ 69-Stamps-001r5 1L. -, Lids- ralivrs.- - Coin Show. FREE ADMISSION Jan. 12. 13, II, Frt..Sat, 10a.m..? 10 a.rnS p.m. 60 - 1975 Honda C B 360 Nswork. $300 AfterSp.m. 322 1311 eTi;rs5 Forei n Coins-stamP5. CR APPRAISALS. Sponsored by the nlral FIrlda Coin Clib, era on Or ando In?. Airport 78 Chevy Custom 10 Deluxe. Asking $200 cash & make pay off of 51.635.13. 6611205 any time. --'' 71-Antiques --' fllSUL. I 62- -4.awnGarden - --------- at Call Dick Lacy 3237550 3l05anfordAve. AFRICAN VIOLETC TheGreenhouse 3329141 Evesafter6&end$ ______________________ Fuiisizefoam rubber matt & BS; Duolherm011l4eater 3726253 '13 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, full power, air, dark gm. over light gm Excellent cond. $3,395 or best offer 831 3239 ORLANOOSEMINOLE JAI- STOP AND THINK A MINUTE... IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T RE ANY. WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311.315E.First5t 3725622 . Florida Whit d 9ate.CrystaiLake sehoid Goods ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs S mattress $23.95 ne pc; NEW coffee table with 2 matchlngendtables5. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of 3271121. 64- --, qulpmeu '- iur e... -- SteamCleanvourowncarpet RentOurRinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 323 $151 -_ . 52- Anssliances ". .. - __________________ ' pp.es KENMORi WAsHER- .,Par. Servi U MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 -. Opening Mar. 3 CENTRAL FLORIDA S BIGGEST & BEST. Every Sat. A Sun Sellers write HH Main P0 Box 210, Yonkers, NY 10103. -- - 1605 (Dealer) WORLD '1.. "' __________________________ - - 80-Autos for Sale ' l"' .- Std:irafl%.d;:,-bed SieOO 323 9211 ternational Alrport. Organ,w bench, $531) I 4131 - . __ T,CycIeInsurance _______________________ , Guitars. Drums, Banjos. piete. Thomas organs, pianos Rob Ball's Disc. Center Inc 3202 French Ave. 3722355 ii' Preezer, arm chaIr, chest of drawers porlableEl or an Air Hockey 'game, Bowling balls. 3231533 -. ,,AHOMESUPERMARKET Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars, trucks& heavy equipment 59MusIcal Merchandise _______ r.R - unk Cars - Reniov ,. - ________________________- each. Call Willie Mick Griflen Si- CITRUS COUNTY ROE. 2 BEDROOM EACH. I1SACRES STATE H OWNER FINANCING AVAIL'iTH' ACOOCHEE RIVER ABLE. $15,900. - ' - . -- __________ 77 ,. ________ ________ 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN A LAKE MON SUP!R351,2b.ffi home In San Larwa w-C.H&A, ww carpet, split SR plan, eat.ln kit,, 1g. rmsl Po51 plannodt Spacious - . ____________________ 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY 'AINTED FENCED YARD. si,co . - - Little want ads bring big, big Just try one, 372 2611 or II ft W%tVilfld b3w rider with Camper Lii Colt over cab fits 8 ft. bed. Excellent cond. Fully equipped. $1,000. 3233635. - niture Salvage. 3fl ness steel prop, .S!ssified Ad Residential Auctions & Ap WE BUY USED FURNITURE & 16' Aluminum Bass boa?, trailer, tOhp Evinrude. swivel seat, live Vacation time is here...get what you need for a happy lime With a ACRES JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath . ticlency home on .72 acrel W-w carpet, calm kIt,, range, ril.l Excellent location across from ldyllwlide ELem.i Value In the lendl A buy for $13.5001 IJ lAy A #'l fw,,$JIsJf H Sanford, Fia. ' GET TOGETHER Just $2L50t ROBSON MARINE - praisils CalIDeIl'sAuct,on 323 Paying sis mens, $7.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any condition. 323 4611. 55-Boats & Accessories CYPRESS, $500 PER ACRE. WMWEEsl Top Prices Paid USed.anycondition6llel76 __________________________ - fl-Aucti . FILL DIRT& TOPSOIL HERNANDO COUNTY 150 ACRES, NEAR GULF OF 3 BEDROOM) BATH, FAMILY MEXICO, $1500 PER ACRE. ROOM, KITCHEN EQUIPT, 2 LEVY COUNTY CAR CARPORT. BEING RE- SACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE DECORATED. $39,500 & OAK TREES, PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, $2,730 PER 3 BEDROOM.) BATH FRAME IN ACRE. GOOD CONDITION NEAR SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL FRANKLIN COUNTY $15 500 1J I WI Inn 1-IIU I U'tITU - to Buy 68-Wanted -- Misc Sat Sun Jenkinscir 3225757 HideAWay wIth lot on Weklva $23,000. Cash. Gehr Realty 323. 53 ACRES TALL PINE SOME _ 54-Garage Sales 3231611. TURE, $30,000. $37,300. ' , Cornet lot with Cifl%ent blOck building, presently used as DOUBLE LOT ON WILLOW, NORTH OF 25TH ST.. READY FOR CONSTRUCTION 54.900. 2321 PARK Dl. 322.2111 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 332.3951 '3279354 3220541 Of this sm delIghtful 3 BR 1 b on corner lof-q .;.... - .•, w ,, es. a,,,s,., r business, Showi Offt bOOks GREENE REALTORS BATEMAN REALTY Illil Horseback riding, swimmIng pool,teiviiscourt,sacrefarm,3 BR,) bath with CH&A In the ' HOMESITES WITH TALL PINE ON MOHAWK OR EL PORTAL, $3300 EACH. ON OSCEOLA, PINE AND CITRUS 54.500 T 1 _____________ ' ' $3300. o1I Apt. + 3 1g. BR's, fireplace, FR, C.HAA, pool, cor lot. Lake Mary. Warranted. rafterS mo 2433½1 Punch Avenue 32)3321 . - . AS WAS/Owi&.,. I VVI I ED - c -, .m, aggressive .. 1i4. Ubit to le wIth ywe, le- The quick, aey WUW.Ad Wbs' is Dodge'lOWagon - 16.000MI. $700 322 5152 - -, - Hwy. 97, 1 mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a • public AUTO AUCTION every TuesdayS Saturday a17'30 It's the only one in Florida, You set the reserved price. Call 901 255 for further details. "-" - PUBLICAUCTION Ak, i'jre., JMI'iI. 29, 7 PM Truck load from North of BR&DR Suites, Mahogany & Walnut, also several pieces of Oak. Lots of odd tables, chairs, lamps, chests & assortment of collectibles. VISA-MASTER CHARGE S2SCASHDOORPRIZES Aklpflvs .JP"slxr- sjI%IJ '69 Plymouth Wagon, looks & runsqood low mileage, 1400 373 3501 , 7$ Sptef Ire, Carmen Red. Looks sharp, runs good, AM FM, Stereo cassette, 52793. $340313 All#'.Tlf%Il I IS/US ?j5J 17155. FRNCH I'M? MC.P P.tns,rit Needstransm,ssion,5;00 3237340 - .!i223 eves - COCKER SPANIEL- 12 wks.oIá _____________________________________________ Shots. Silver Buff, female $200; ei Black male $150 Sire No. 3 in or sit.eeee. . in lanW.d fir our large South East PvSlloIulng Cs. We new Publish 30( cepiss week$ a tor under 011* we cam show MW 05 Win filM 35 $1.45 theusarid Isilars aaivally.' If Wireslad In using yew t business & Hung pepporpy WIS West SUN. * ft. II rail aldeig. Older building,, needs .rnofki. $M,m 1 let retsoid to.'' VIce President Markatine P.0.55*1443 -, -. •_ .; 1w, Nd & csmmsrclal hseM II w. fhecbs In 151 mirilage. Call Tint *rsuss, P11ev t *5 & ImsuI... carp.. lam daIW It. iahe. NN L'adMsflpa St,hUL' EXP. WELDERS WELDERS HELPERS MACHINISTS MACHINE OPR. ________________ HELPER ________ _________________ PvmI WAITERS UrN.' • A. McCtandean, 333.5155 CslITys Elaine Ill Cemmirsisa ussij . USAITY , ' - ____ WAINANTID. w ______________________________________________ ___________________________________________ IIØrt Ra1 Estats __________________ Coudvlelee Brocade WellConstrud.d,$sO 327-1702 r.IAiic - 2Tedmics turntables SL1000; 1. Hitachi amplifier HA330, 1 cassette tape deck Sanyo 101110; 1 Disco Mixer DAC. PAINTING, CARPENTy & CABINETS 323 0429 Interior, Exterior Plastering ,,, Plaster patching , simulated REAL ESTATE STORE IViry REALTOR nub Wstl.gs, hut we offer more fur your vains 1. QUICk resails is all our $ervldss. 2. csh equity in - ' j r.s&liJIM $15p us ___ _____ _____ ___ pa.hsug deere, mail hismis. pulse. puss. reMiss. cics.IN muWisi, ISIUI,*, shc*Ic teziuue 5PSW. slmIss.us.vtedjp.. ___ ___ ____ ________ ____ 1.., u1le1aUw with TV NN $1fe5 .3222420 ____ ____ ____ '.:(t - .... - c MijItIpIsUstkig$ivvIcS .,.,1 R1ALTQS ___ $antsrn __ *ocnsi, ,_,,. , Wimsit 35t1 -sir.-. a- 1$-IN, ___ [ , PICiINI PURNITU SOATTIAILIS $CRAPMITALA TIMIOPMLIi 11:00A.M. SHARP. 10T ° °_°' ATHOSITI. I Siss wist.I 14 Onsag seut &ge, ishiss us ' • ____________________ 'n" 557*75 -, TheflealEstateAgency - CaliBart' ___ ___ __________ _____ _____ _______ wi ar , _______ S.Mord'sS.lesU.lsr- . msbkr essoete b1s. UmIWs biNs." Iddic.. comes. its. , rsap fir maay uss. SUILDIN_SUPPLIES AN IQUIPMINt NIALTY WORLD. ____ ______ 4M. 0bN hems In *10 TNR ON.TNAT'$ NS1l __________ , fomi _____ ___ IJJCTIOI .-, : . -. ' . ___ . - PS Isa ISO LII5E1It P55. 111415017$ ____ ___ etc. Wayne Seal. 327132) TOWERS BEAUTY SALON INSULATIOt,- BaIting, blowing, RACO Foam, flberlgas A Cellu. lose. Lowest prices. Call 371 0539 Qi 504734.4701 collect. formerly Harriett's Bauty Nook 3)9 E. 1st St., 322.5742 CuanEllIs Income MEINTZER TILE - Prepared in the convenience oi your home. 24 yrs. exp. $101 up. 332.3717 for appt. issmaking ______________________________ Exp. local Practitioner personal. ized,___ service individual & small Alterations, Dressmikina ouSiness. 132.4393 for appt. Drapes, Upholstery 3)2.0707 ____________________ - ___________________ Uling -- Yard Debrls, Trash, ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clippIng, flea control, .t supplies, dog houses.Heated kennels. 372-5757. ApplIances&Mj (LOCAL) 349.537; Mwlng No Job too largeor small. Complete lawn service I'inndynan ________________ Free osllmate. 32)4151 ________________ Carpenty,pai,wlng,plumblng - _______________ Punting LIc. FreeEst. No too - - - - - ---. -- - - - AAA "AINTING All types painting A house cleaning.FreeEst.323.4$4 _____________ Oil. HEATER CLEANIN) DANNYS PAINTING 323.S534 _________________ $344100 Interior.Exterlor House Painting - - LIcenus.lnwr, Bonded . FREE Estimate. 1303 3229150 Home Imprevenusids _______________ Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, i'm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl, rooms. Free .51.323-1314. Remodeling-Repairs a 10 yes. experience. Gusrantead work. Phone ke.i$i. Handy Paul Me truck will travel. Wants to fix small issliol - !T ---. -- PIuflk Sei'vI ALL PLUMBING PROILEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chq. CIs. Accepted I ________________ __________________ repairs: carpentry, painting, misc. leasenable Call 3304321. ________________ NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed In our Susine Service Dlr,dery. ________________ ___________ PIMMATE4 COATING a, HOME IMPROVEMENT 131-4* ' i,$li.. a ideally slice 1* _______________ - -' PRECISION SAW FILING Let us file your sawl Anierlcan Rent All 332.51)3 ______________ __________ TIll REMOVAL, Trimming,' stump remsysi, licensed & in. iu'et P*11 est. N3-i, - ____________________________ J - -- - - TO LIJ__POU1$U5IPIESU DIAL 322.211 or S3l.,3 _____________________________________________ mc 4 - Tax New or repair, leaky showe our sPecialty. 25 yrs. Exg. 5717417.. ____________ . '1 - SpeCiality. 322 7180 I Man, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Drivways ____ Fur;)? ___ stone uricx Groonilngaeo.,ign YOUR COMPLETE • _____ ' i." iii I SIinf35$1$ toe- sale acres -iecalies N multi- ______ '. 'I jt5 8160 -. Only 351.1 AIWCIATII ___________________ .Il5*l ins., 11M11 JOIN IANFORD'$ 5*111 LEADIRI 351 LII?S SELL, :-!:-aer UUI1I 35001 PIQS-TNA0 MYONSI rst s ms 5:00P.M. 323. 9:00A.M. -_ ___ ____ em . MON..SUd. - --. SE. Ps.heels, COVE 51.427 2Mi.E..117.fl SANFORD c . ______________ ___________________ ____ CARRIAGE , ranch ______ . $ak Mary. 11 acres ass, OvIeda, excellent for THI $PØILER 3 IL I haSh cusses bulIt Items Is sic. neippu. barI spacious Ims., DL Pie. Rm..C.$4A,eq.usf.In NH.. ;,: ASNd.IS1MSInlufo(d -Call_1135 MaiIni va.gi. _____________ Ass. 351g. Iroker. e35 No. 4.0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte, COMPARE THESE FEATURES 'MOBILE HOMES AT COST FREE MOVE IN WITHIN 100 MILES A MONTH 'CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED 'ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS e: CUTOM HOMES BUILT Beauty Care ______________________________ . IsiS flu rent wIth kNc lsUIIHN$bMinpijuetehes.. ________________________ $1 FilrmoM Dr.. $Ufort.,,... las, ____ Vl ___ cisen A .o, 10 yr. linns, Deteen. Zachary R. Trails, lisItor, 40 SIN A USS10d. Eve A FURNISHID3$R,lbslhhgeuelsy convenient localisil Cle 55 city, shepins, St. Joims Rivirl Neat wIth dining ares, iStin, washer, w-w carpet, 5 i's 35oyie On ml Just 010*1 ' . ____ ____ ____ 4 SOld OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT 1st. Ciii Carl Harrisat SEARS, Sanford. 337.1771 ______ COUNTER PEOPLE JANITORS VETERINARY CU$TlAN $ICU*ITYGUA*D WAITRI$$ • :':. p antorn*musk, * wish. boel*0. call asen s.m. or 5411015. -_ we tracts, St. Johns liver accssfrsrn $llNperacre. $710 Crawford's Retrlgeration:.HivI your Mater or furnace servlcld & checked for Winter. Lic. Bonded, Ins. 3235300 JACK FROST - Cent Heat A Al Cond. Service. Fr'.. Fi inst. Comm & Res. 3fl 0201. ,_11w Nines etc A*I.II sass. 5524437. Ales ceni,psis, UN near Hwy *5 " 3. TrIbe-INS weløms. .*R$*INNuNIu$PA*Aol$I an so lime withlacpussche Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, 1.sae.i. L'A 4. Msmher kmImsk aid Onus Ceunty M Electric Meters; ias. electric 1 One by appraisal lanfiCe. sieves & rsmg, Furnishings a, ww carpet, tiveiy lmaeW.WANTED M1sc Items. 3)7 Palmetto Ave. 4.Cirnphe marnagemslul aid reestel service, feelurel 1*, buy at 1741151 LOT$TO PURCHASE 7. Pres really csvniellmg. i. in suit. iew, wWs I pc. LI 1.1111,1 CAsH. ai24 Cemplefo lit sad Sod usoilgegs service. PAMILY'I DILlON?, 3 IL 3 ; Laye5ae, $4453 & up, si cusses *0 hems In IIfliinilSCiunty 7Pc.linartes$45.isaup;Ref. **L1øsal.3l'dasp NI c. 115&vp; 1l.stow$45&p, full $s,ffl1j Cofy Isv ip veers. . .. W farm, NM. W.w carpll, SSl.In hip.. 35+. laciNeul. far size draperies $11 & *. Sanford out cau. 00 Q IIN.tI1 Fis. Is.. perch AMeN Murol Puriiihwi hilvagi, 17.02 So. of __________________________________ len, rn. QP WARIANTID 322•2I3 __________________ _'I ,$ 5414111 . cs'acre racaMI, closied, I sa'es I. 5510555 MI sw UN yours. JU$TPOSYOU4SLIISIbNSmI :-j,vA, FM 131 A ill is swas, w-lg. Pie. Is.. w. le+ acts. ,reuntI# iseesi isv 1WS, DL pails, Ipaclous toVnt35.$1i15. IRs.... carpet A Mush 35515$ UiworIIi Entity *-SNI1 $5. ,...__ - he .'.".. it _____ CatCh UP beck payments A buy equity. 3flQ3I5. - WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 5 2nd _______________________ _____________________ balk. C:HaA, hii'daood '-flirt, PR, OWIplscg, $3IIN ivlcN. LosIng your home & credit? I will ___________ _________________ -phone. nted ______________________________ MORTGAGES, 1. Legg, Lic. _________________ ___________________ Only •PP WARRANTED. , IVININO$333151 .5Nd41* '. 47-Rsal Estate 47A-Moitgigss Bouglet 1101135$ $*YLINI Ww.firepiace GREGORY MO$IS.E HOMES heOr V(FHAFinauuCIn9 in 011051)0 in a quiet ltienl DIIIInS an, Ph. Rm., esrdu. eof.M sit.. wli i. . 323.77w. suit. _________________ DOLL HOUSE. Sill bath home & 323.7532 __ &Ajj Pinecrestl W.w carpet, OR, Lg. INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY. Plaza High deck. Finished to - Fla. Rm., A close Is sdieols & shsl Yours for *l Good Used Televisions. $23 and up. Miller's2ol9OrlandoOr. i i. ___________________ racking mare $250, experienced, quiet, aged hunter lumper full bred gelding excellent 1st horse, $750. Lake Mary Exit oft I 1. 322 3053 Sanford. z,eq.rv.uosepon.n Sanford , 7½ pci. assumable mort. Call 333. ____ home demonstration. a : -_________________ Central Heat A AIr eond. Fr SANFORD WAREHOUsE SPAC'j ig, ___ ..-... _________________________ OWNER 351,2 bilk, iI,nt ,, LOVILY. SpacIous 3 CR, 2 hoiSt MUlTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR ______ - If ___ ., . 14*1 COLj ..: REALTY INC. 44.A-Inthistrlal Property Hall Realty Inc. REALTOR MLS 323-5774 Day or Night eti cut deiac.l IPP WARRANT. ED, Can you bellve only per mo. Call 131-1114 for free Al instruction beginner A ad. vanceci. 14x14 stalls, northern asf0 ' _k C '.- - 6&Horses ___________________ ________ _______ Harold - FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, I track tape player. _________________________ .. -- -- Ave Sanford 3233521 Color Beautiful night. Orlando327-1577 Excellent neighborhood. This is a choice property. Call today to we Television 23 aa:aesi75orsi3 'stm warranty. Call 531)711 day or Sanford 321.0640 both, like new, room to grew... __________________ levels we went to a wIth We flied an asauclato publisher IA-.l 2439$, Myrtle Ave., Sanford real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1½ Deltonal W.w carpet, Scr. Pe'd. Ylur as water 1.115 fIsh pond, 19. FR, patio, fenCed yard -. _____ horns mist of the ws, heveagowbecty,a, in sa4ps 5 dsallnp wIth puple ii all Mans.Oa.$iN home. Has all extras, Tennessee sionellreplaceopentoDR&LR, Seaulmil floor plan. $72,000. REDUCED$L000forqulcksale.A furnished pool home In Sanford dividuol who has been making DRAFTSMAN SEIGLER REALTY BPP WAR RANTED. FANTASTIc. lminaciMte 2 SR. 1 _____ 117W. CommercIal In. money fir ssmese 51w. You , peSlibly travel & are away PSI'IInCS in body re pair. BUILDER. 322.2217. ___________________ ____ IS an anlltiou$, TOTAL. payments. 5 sdioolsl IPP WARRANTED, Pei at 12$,3 Rag. Isal Is$ate Sreksr motIvated, to qualified buyer. $35,000 to MAKE A WISH 4 II, 1½ bath home In Mayfair w.split SR plan, pin. 35CR, C-H&A, Fla. i'm., patio, 1g. IRs, excellent nelihbortiood close Is sihepplo. w GtWall must havsworkex. WE ALSO NEED Morel REALTOR 331-4151 MULTIPLE LI$TING$ERVICE Eves setss aiese YOUR WP4 exceptional ply, you Have experience, local, Woe-k nIits & your deY$veyOurew PCI. down. 3 ACRES, PINELAND IN New 335 Homes, 4 pet interest Yours for only 545,5001 'VVPS everyone would want, great working cond., NHT AUDifOR .d now-select colorsl I $$& SEAUTIFUL3SR,lbath5panlaj, Style home In Mayfairl C.H&A,, STEMPEN AGENCY This Isagreat lob ButlfuI area & working corhdfflon are great. DREAM LISS $IeI tUssled, call Mr. Sduulman 4. with public, A great lob If you want a future. Need for Apt. complex. ours TENNIS LOVERS - NATIONAL COMPANY Women's Apparel Specialty ChaIn Type accurately, good architectugal th'aft. Ing. kltl Buy ___ . . _____________________ - ' fireplace, plus extras. Don't wilt call now. 154,500. HAS IT ALL $Iiut-lns.Owo Transportation Call 322-31S5 24-8uslns Immaculate) BR, 2 bath, FR + lower level rm. 35x17, custom HOMESITE, 93'x135', CORNER, built for present owner. 5.41,030. ONE BLOCK TO LAKE MONROE READY TO BUILD Altamorde wooded lot, country 333.5324 t i.s.nyor ia.ne AAA Employment . 201 CommercIal 323-5176 TREES ON SYLVAN LAKE Deftary Lake front, high on a hill. I Iii111 llA4 - MA EMPLOYMENT ienI*rl% ' relax us'. S. French (1792) Sanford . SANFORD AREA ACRE PLUS, LARGE OAK Real Estate. 445.5510. REALTI'IDC '' " . BATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK & QUEEN PALM, 516.500. 15th. Enroll early as class size ii limited. Tony Coppola School Bath, Family rm., w.wet bar built In, Large sc. porch, cozy ENJOY THE ___ __ ___ a. UN NUNIn' he heel ____ ____ ___ .. DISAPPOINTED??? _______ _____ INs.towito.tIULJNtW . , "Ma, w D*, wi' Na experience Mcary. Msrnt have a H Iglu $deslt lIg4s, OrIIUStL1PPS$I,WNI,et host. _ INS CoMy roeNea a. rt to ______ _____ iea. of spiring *11111. NOT$CIz\ PielIda SUNs Ototoke of LMer wiis will N TptLiJs. ___ Trainee ffieCircoNCaw0enorbasA% SHOULD CONTACT THE PAR. W.. me, aiher,,ie, lbs illupathes 3511$ MOMS ANI$T1ATION of * -nIul wIN hi token N AT 3)4 Cgc$, P. n. 50* .,.nfj_al. $40, $ANPOSD, FLORIDA, ian. Tkls Relics shall be piJUlsti.g ass TELEPHONE: helal each wide fer tour esacuHus wide. Ivesiup Herald. 3535a$,p BoNd ShIn SON day of Janusry. Øpj wee. ______________ (11*1.) PICTS?55VI ff5355 ARTHUR H. SICKWITM. JR. NetIs lo hereby his IbiS I is CLERK OP INS CIRCUIT eriri In 1111M15 et lbs COURT Avenue. U*Jd frrmeto uetp, byi 111pM. sty dolt PNILUP H. LOOM of W.dss,.,,rnL elidaimewilka. $HINI4OLIIR, LOOAN AI MOW. Clerk of a.CircofI Caurt. 1r'isls RIIP V. Florida Albsu toe- Pi$in$w a. Pr.he of S PeI Name tietulee. TSWN 5111* L.J.& FisIld. Wi usa Phehe tiNier (111)105-1511 uHbh e-iurp$1, P*uuy 4fl. P't*lN: *Pidreary 4' _____ TIRED OF BEING 5 years experience. General knowl.ej01 of __ a. ___ 0 __ idid W'I ad Wvulea to heM pry within._$slSVa.IWeIdsl5 ain7pw it, the "b.j. __ ARE YOU S Nofestoth, AUTO BODY MAN ____________ ________________ ___ Broker.Contror Prepare for your Real Estate exam Classes starting Feb The Real Estate Agency ___ _____ RECREATION ANOtOR OTWSR P0OP0RTIEL OWC1IEP. Pest Offles 1st illS, ANY UCENISD 11*1. IITATI $u*rd.Ploe,357,1..pda,a. 110*11 INTIRISTID IN orIginal Ike idicS of a.Clark 0 U$TINS TNS$1 PUOPIRTIII ___ ___ to OSilwilty. Mltweweman psrtflmew,, used clellileg stirs. WI ud 1*. __ Ikose csmpsoIs an the U.S. Triesury Department Apprevei Inire.N Ad for hi. r- Equal Employment ____________ 32771. and Isis the 115135 feel tor Country Club lest __ ben to 70 pureed. Sanford Ave. or sand resume to Cardinal Indosiriss , . u, untoii, pI,, Call .., ..-, Sale payment. Call 831 1714 day or night Free home trial no obligation nor. I ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, i', owner transferred must sail immaculate 3 BR, 2 ,fy/// Intervlewlngforyou, Fla. An Equel Opportunity Em. Must type 50 to 5$ wpm, answer phone, do filing. This Is a grat company & boss. PHAR. ASISTANI _ Iwo.. $53. . ,.,.. ... 19 ACRES. OAK & PINE ON PAVED ROAD $55,000. I so.s $47,000. t , Immediate full tIme permanent posItion for experienced ap- with good teieplione velci, typin, shorthand A general. etnce eierlence required. Paid Insurance, cation A holidays provided. If yeu would siioy meeting pespis and an. owerine the phone fsrenesl the agoiy biflafIt5 SU' 5II01'p liii while traIning. __ ,. _____________ . 1ri EmIsivvv.rsaII. ' ' W5WIIIUUTn "PAR KS SUPERINTENDENT" Pesltlin.wiffi good P0! 5 UI (C)averagoInMgoa,p __ 2 Lakivlew students. Sefore A alter school, prefer your home. 3251125 plicant. Extensive experience in construction, planning, design and maintenance of parks, play grounds and baseball fields. Prefer two years college or two years working experience In this or related field. Apply CIty of Sanford, CIty Hall, Sanford, DOOR You Heart Will F er . We havea lot of 000dPSOpIe who Child Care-iPInecrest student A SECRETARY ___ ______ us __ , ___ county will w* enly such swofy uinsuj or urnJuJu a are as. gas lessen ssdshii . *iluce last ___ , Wee, was feetj air' . _ __ --s- ,,, w , *ct to_ wINberequWedfrc; fonda wIN ha male. lade bid must beacemipanlod ii. ShSVSVSCI$5JIdesdeuIpeeanIn. beN or truni esnigny, oraSidSoMwsIcerps,,s,suiety selWedsj to Cay, tor he Ibis flue 5 Cent (1 P5r• __ ____________ _ __ twice Shekel to urNs heda of such feuth tur itim aars, and ame wmp Ike they in puW in las atIbs lisle of oM oily -'---f ______ -..;, :- __ _ ____ _______ _____ degrss *lcs of thePurduashig Aunt. Pay. ____ __ IS INFTION ClAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon t help I Ial,t back. For dsIle call 5543Si5 ___________________ ___ RICEPTIONI$T - perfl)ansnt PARCEl. Ii. In 3415 lest South _ tiwi bUN will be pdellc$y wined d read In lees 115, $esfoele CesaWy CeurIIuewS5 IasWirt Fl.. ___ ____ Je.NflegitergAetIs.,a QP'P"9V AVON ____ end 1*feet Walt of liii Nerftusaet csniar at Section 1, Tewislilp SluSh, Rige 10 Easi, $eminsle __ Ceunty, Florida; toenca flit hUlk fist, Ilusici __ to lhwts.ais.m,pudeti.fr..Ià tuE fires en *rir'i psiclen. flue recimaieuI' incInisd in Ike il __ '....................... 5ENE ON ACRES, PiNELAND. ROAD FRONTAGE, $7,900. N 3 1 Owner wifi hoId.' r.warr - COOKS NOW TRY Reactor ____ 55* finishing wood psrts. Call Cruger 322.0144. ' ".. We have a Singer Futura Sewing mach, Sold new for o was Christmas lay away, there was only$ll6bal due, purchasers left area andweare unableto locate. Yo i,dfl have mach for $116 cash or take up payrn:ntsof$fl . ai •P. REDUCED fplace, •xtr rms. to (Dayor Week) preferably after 3 p.m. Dick ____ at __ ,ra. _ _____ _____ ___ ___ ___ _____ endue-se years exp on sawIng, assembly toes. end ill ether pirsans or parties _________________ Professional cisimin. iy, ursugi,, under es igilnet thorns Is: Nuclear All parties or penis Mvkug or CIsIMIIIS any rigid, tItle or In and Is the feIlswlnIdssc,lod peperty, situated In SemInole County, Pholds ... _____ eat.: Limit Work Foi.P I*withcompanyg,,,) at 2701$. ___ . ___________ 5eawothy Woo' Products, San ford, Fla., Mfgrs. of Teakwood Perti nesde a man can keep , VACANTDIder 2storyho,ne,w.i Two story in a country setting, 4 2½, dIn. rm., lam. rm., WAITRESSES ip __ t,eirs, levIes. IIIISu& ___ ________ Coast Supermarkets Closing - Twenty ___ ' " batweenla.m.Aip.m.wt, days OP ILIIE RO$E. TINE, DECEASED. MIRA ALPREDA FIERRO, MI. IA D.0RR$ P11110 PIllMAN, NANCY ROUTINE $KIL. TON, aol TNI IOTA?! OP ELSIE _ ROUTINE, DICIASED, If ClIve, or * to pus or pus, unamuwn ______ ___ . -- PASTURE, SOME LARGE OAK AND ORANGE TREES, $26,100. Pine Hills sale or lease Fla . Iivin l home, poo, many Lovely to look at so easy to buy. 3 BR, 1/ b, pan OR, CHIA. equipt kit., unique decor. manicured yard. Warranted. FRONTS Acreage with 21½ mobile, quiet 1t,fl' setting, land is clesred ( 1+, fewanimal pens. $33,000 KEY SALES PEOPLE AIDES INDUSTRIAL SPRAY PAINTER PHONE 327.5)05 (MON..FRI.)f:OOA.M..3:OOp.M. IIINDUSTRIAL PARK -. ' S IN THE a Ve desirable locationMay,air - 1g. liv. rm. with fireplace, 3. Cozy 2 BR Town house, large eat. 7'. extra large fern. rm., in kitchen, over lookIng large 5Cww.,u pet,,, pool size yarti. covered PatiO. Oflly $23,300. fill CIT OPERATORS TYPISTS LEGALSECRETARY CONTACT: MR. SAl. RIZZUTO ployer. Maie.Feinefe.veteran.. advanc. Handicapped. edtIs instruction for afeA Iunlors. Single, group A clinics. RN's 5 LPN's, Aides, Unsurpass facilItIes at Bay Nurses, LiveIn companion, short term Head Racquet Club. For Info. assignment. Homemakers Up. ciii Head Pro Doug Malic. p.., _______ roki, 323.7353. _______________________ . THE ESTATE . 6.7 LAKEFRONT, IMPROVED stucco, CHAA. Fla. Rm., fireplace. Approximately ~ acre, 30 citrus. 322-2507. . MANAGERS AIRCRAFT MECHANIC BOOKKEEPERS RECEPTION ISTS ACCOUNTS Profit Beginner, intermidlat, A __ __ Shed the Oil 'r's ____ __ prr, ST. PZRWURG (UPI) " I would obviously, u ke to sod between prices ad pronts." time "i' "i for Pessie of hi. energy 1iilII.hs. he C' ability. CALL FOR INTERVIEW __________________________ FIERRO DILORES FREEMAN *Palmetto Avenue . 50-Wusceilaneous for - - BYOW111'-38R,2bath,biock w. ivuiu 0 PLASTIC OR LAB TECH. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS SANFORD KNITTING MILLS Sanford, FlorIda 33771 - -- Low Down Payment " • COMPUTOR PROGRAMMER CIVIL ENGINEER HELP WANTED white cat. )d& Magnolia Ave. Ilk spot, blk flee collar. fl3-432O ext. 314. ___________________ A , ...'.'.".......................... 43-Lots-Acreage 4144ouses - rch, •wnings,utujy SAFETY ADMINISTRATOR BUSINESSADMINISTRATOR I.E. Link Construction. 322.75 FOUND Ig . MIRA ' ' IJ.,I LI I I obsw. can ____________ Carpenter w.tools & F1d __ . __ - P11k Ave. For remodeling work - • ,_ ,, you .-,ep here areafewof the 3053225051. _______________________ ____ $yfe, ii $3 PS hr Apgly In person at Wioboldts Camera Shop, 310 S. DIVORCE-$3SIO--GU.r.flte.d. Free details; KIT, lox 751, Pompano, FL. 331, 54)057. - NOTICE p 5UIT TO OIlIlY TITLE IN THE NAME OP THE STATE o . PLOIIDA, To the Dofendents: MIRA ALPRIDA FIERRO ,Rstito3, IC ' Sanford1 P1.32771 NANCY NO$ITINE SKILTON Route , I- , ________ lays eskiy 3 to S his, per day, sharing A free company Write P.O. Box 1213 __ ___ Peten for genwai slere cleaning) benefits. 3051550717, ext. 22 or PROBLEM? FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1103 lIpton Rd.. Ca*ely, Fl. 32707 Seminole County, Florida, under the fictItious name of D A .1 ENTERPRISES LAWN DIV and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ci the Circuit Court, SeminOle County, Florida In accordance with the provisIons of the Fictitious Name Statutes ToWit: Section $4505 Florida Statutes )57, 51g. Judy Jeske PublIsh: January 2$,, February 4, . -- ' sales I management. Ern1ng Perhags Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help F)17 4l4$ouses - ' ___________________________ 21-Situa?jo,n ntsd __________ commensurate to FACED WTHA DRINKING VICTOR FREEMAN LEWIS and wife, SHEILA DECKER LEWIS, H. also aid federal oil price regulations may be relaxed as soon as this year and are due to In 1051. "Whether or not the free s'stsu ompeUtlon and a rigid appliratlon of antitred laws, can hIdIICS both lncr.aud produdloc and thirdura more CP'lpitItkit and lea'u prk (er r'$j of the controls), I can't 1)1*01. Central Florida Men's fIrm now has positions available In - city Clerk Publlsli:January 2$ 1575 , ''>:' ................ . _____________ - Cash for r lot' Wil' on garage your Iot'or our o, V Enter 5 STEP Medel Inc., Rear 5443013 We(i kept, very neat, Sanfo, 2.1 ___________________________ ig liv rm din rm confldenth, Are you lookIng for opportunities In career growipu, in ad. vancement & retailing? Leading WiOdInqs by DOT - the fintF1orIdsKn1gls Inn motsito be dsvsl by Cardinal Industries, Inc., notion's 1ar.t rosr of factu'ybuIlt apartments motel mIts will be officially opened sill :30 am., Friday. The 101imit complex ia located tines "sUes seat of Iotitotit. 4 cm U.S. 113, Part1cIpat1m In the csrey will be Ccsola (y isss,sIeelom thafrman Bill Newman, ICàhemss Mayor Al Makinsem, and Austin Gu1r"u, Cardinal's kimder and presIds cwn care, NOTARY PUBLIC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Firms IISHTEINTN JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND PCI SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLOIIDA. CASE NO. 41a4*43.k PrOfits Iii Toll Free 1100.321.2551 _______________ A.D., 1575. . '"''' ''"'••' -' ................. . fireplace fenced bacRyard, Herald, P.O. lox 1437, Sanford Fl 33771 All repl will be b$k IIWI1V I,ivic. •' 11, _______ Off have fl . cane a rn heii • Mat V' bat I, Sari,Ir. All A.... WASHINGTON (UP!) American consumers U a fl ____ ProddantC.rte',tothedlivnay result of the new leg ilatlon." MIRA ALFR!DA FIERRO,MIRA of consumer activists, has DELORES FIERRO FREEMAN, Cteralsosaidbmetues ___ ___ NANCY ROUTINE SKELTON, switched In the pad 15 moidhe mo&ai oil liwJ'.tq and THE ESTATE OF ELSIE from accusing j flg..j of it. per'ially pfl "aba ce," level" ROUTINE, DECEASED, Mot.l The problem driMors For fuMe Information saIl WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Plaintiff, ____ Proceeds from all sales at area ABC lounges between 5 and 6 p.m. Wednesday will be donated to the fight against cerebral palsy.. The annual CP telethon is scheduled this weakend. # #vw For tamilieser frionde .4 CITY COUNCIL OF 5ELBERRY FLORIDA ly: Mary W. Hawthorne . ---- 4ses veniences all around 2 1 b I could become 3.1, in 'rri send complete rrme &refei' si E. CoIaI Dr., Orlando s,s.o,i Firm office Machine repair, sales and rental., according to new owner Des Failkuer. The new location will better serve the communities, observed Faulkner, a veteran of 12 years In servicing IBM equipment. IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANON ! ..,.. 5 WHEN yoj Secretary.rec,ptlonls$ for protesslonal office. Should be es perienced A mature. Please & & Part -_. _______- ays. restliner RobIo, 1142 *h St., (Sanford AIrport). Equal Opportunity Employer, - - CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION ¼ of SectIon 21, Township . ( a wear South, Range 30 East, SemInole IIy Fkioy ISALCOHOLAP*OrnRM supportive atmosphere, con public In and to te following deicrl. bed property: T South 10 feet of the North Si feet and the South 25 lilt of the NOrth 77 felt of the West 10 lilt of theWist~ oftheNorth½ofthe ...... ... Sri Experienced boat pitchers. Ex -. - ;: located In the Industrial perk and abould begin production of sailboats within about 20 days, said Hickman. That firm will employ about six people Initially. Two preepective tenants at the Indintrlal park Inclwle a natural food distributor and an electronics finn, according to Hickman. However, he declined to reveal the names of the firms Noon PubIkatlon - dinance closing, vacating and abandoning, renouncing and dis. claiming any and all rights of the City of Caselberry, Florida, and the . -. ,-......,.. . FlveHundroddoliarsawesk. ______________________________________ Casselberry. Florida, at its Regular Meeting held on the Thid day of January, 975 In the City Hail at Caiselberry, Florida, pursuant to PetitIon and Notice heretofore gi yen, passed and adopted bfl 01' - caU 110G432 has anytime for ________________________________________________ mau' uqc,,ganun: !T suing ProfessIonal .DSF.122 - Sunday - 1st TrImester abortlon-$lOQ. (lv" Ciinic-$lö; Prgnancy NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that City Council of the CIty ci Jh!7.- dock building wilt be completed within a few weeks, noted Hickman, and a tenant for the dructirethotgdnotb,toohd to find, he feels, "11w dock high building Is one built with the floor four feet above the ground, so when a aesnl.tru& backs tç to It It will be level with the floor of the building," said Hlrknan. He eiplalned the raised floor level makes It eeder to unload trucks, a desirable feature for buslneues doing a lot of Carter Bsslnsss Equipment The Day B.for. SanfordAlAnonP*mltytk* NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OP CLOSING, VACATING AND Sanford. Fla. liPti ASANOONING EXISTING EASEMENT. •ABORTION SERVI(i?. - - he One of the new finns locating venture and Its sncca to other speculative develop. menu within the perk, ac. Managers ParI.y Sanford City Manager Warren E. Knowles, senior vice president of southeastern region, International City Managers' Association, is attending a meeting of the group's board of directors in Pasadena, Calif. He will return In addition to new con- thigtj, the grifjon for moving In has led to about park has stepped up Its mini$700,000 in construction at the warthoiae develoneit. The ..... a line DEADLINES few monthe," said Hickman. warthouee. the provisions at the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wlt: Section Currently about 250 people Stromberg-Carbon $55.05 Florida Statutes 1557. work for various companies in first o~Icn to take one Of thoes 51g. Bormle Ruth Wiebold? the 100-acre Industrial park. buildings, according to Hick- ____________________ Publish an. 7, 14, 21, 25, 1575 The espanslon of existing man. points of interest. Knowles Sic 7C,M1CUtIVeth' $00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY _____ SATURDAY .Noon 3 Lines Minimum NAME business it 2434 S. Elm Ave., Snford, Seminole County, ............ •..43ca110. •.. a line itime HOURS engaged in . --- -,.-.- O PERATORS . RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Notice Is hereby given that i am -. 831-9993 322-2611 Noon _______ Mercury Motor Expres nee. owneropera?orslnTh.fIaty divIsIon for East co$st..i*. Orlondo - Winter Park Seminole Florda,undertheficfifloiasnameol "U things go well, we an- dock high building La now wider MERMAID PHOTO, and that I ticipate we'll be employing construction along with 5400• 11W end to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole more than 700 people in the next square-foot ground level County, Florida in accordance with Train passengers to Sanford, according to Dan Moss, committee chairman. Said Moss: "The magazine would contain facts on the Sanford area, discount coupons from local btinesses, and a Sanford map keyed to location of those bisinesses and other Zoo FICTITIOUS OWNER CLASSIFIED ADS DEF41 people enployed there, ac- buildIng ft assuming someone cording to park manager JUn will Want It. Hickman. ______ Publish: January 14, 21, 2$, A February 4 1575 Within a few moldin the 14 thlpping. Industrial Park located Just "This Is another speculative wed of Sanford, will ao.t building," said Hickman of the triple the CWTeM number of dock high structure. "We're Visitors __________________________ FICTITIOUS NAMI Notice is hereby given that I an engaged in business at 742 N. Hwy 17.3 Fern Park, Fl. 32730, Serninoli County, Florida, under the IICtWOUI name at SUN AUTO SALES, ai that I intend to register said nami with hi Clerk of the Circuit Court IfflinOIe COimty, Florida in ac cor4snce with the provisions at the Fictitious Name StaMes, To.Wit: Section $4&O$ Florida StaMes 51g. Allen Terpening IN BRIEF In Notice -- - -- - - - - - - - �. I IS—Evening Herald Sanford, FL - ,p • p p p p p p .__,__, , p P Sunday, Jan. 20, rn 0. .. ... ---. SAVE I I ALL TICKETS FOR SERIES No. 37 OF, DOUBLE BINGO ODD BINGO EVEN HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED AND THE GAME IS BEING TERMINATED. . 1'. : , v ~w FPO PLEASE CHECK YOUR.. GAME PIECES AND BRING YOUR WINNER INTO YOUR * LOCAL WINN=DIXIE BY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1979. SANFORD 5119 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. ATWhST. v w %0 %of Lip wo o 951 STATE R D. 434 Slt 1 : PUaSIOOIJ*NU*1Y2$-31 . .. .• UNTS I : . • ...:t $ .b1'• . '. 4 January 28, 1979 . . 3 I SANFORD, FLORIDA - DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau • mx • AWl. )al A O4WLL Mill il4T fll.I! Z'L4' MO. I 1O /rw )W Am awwAow 5o 5w XYAOX fm #.t8LY#v- 41947. Ah4T / 5 W IP _4o ._- mt up raR vtyjo WV MW _qXV7MW 2 S CUI7sc ~ 07 pm Ck i iso . IS • ...: mi •. Sam - -.''' '•- I 1D'1&bGNA L mm Pon "KitosT Mil usclo $239 2 ••.•'.•. '-- - $2" :..Y. - .. • USDA. OSAOIAPUSIH 7 •• . BAIM HMS . , ...... •••• •1 :. t.c' sp' $1,, 19c) 0 40 - 1It M&bGNA . 41. 1' 7457I 1. ,1c_ lIE 57X4t' . _____ - ,'-r-.' • 7 - - 3_c-. •: - - 1'44j fir two I% af uuu'n occr • 99C BOX DIAPERS _ CAM I _____ - JuIc• ...,.&,' •. . :" .". : •.. • . -. • AtXjax If ,. $UPIIUAND WHIP TOPPING I :.ThUF1T.MA1I $4 ;uI'- COTTAGE - CHEESE ..: &_ BEANS : 4 !! - al S? LL Aw I cm ImaMAM SUIMOAOST - 12 . - . •• - • . ••. ' • . • '_. . . '•-. - . - . .. r1 $- •- ..- Strawi.rrie ______ - - - .. - . • . . • - - .-. - . . _:.. - __ -. .. • E,!T1t,: •• -- — ' -_ -_ -_ •_-_____I_ I - • _-_ - • • _ , -_ - —. - -. .. uI• &t_ hS4 . •_ . — .,, t. :-r "''fr , - 2P#4 �0 Mlk M A -Av Nk p l i I ._ - k 0 aim.. 41 1 :• Z 7 _________________ ?1 ! '• ': M177 ~f _ DEAR HELOLSE: We love "grahmn cracker cakes" when we feel like She shares the same love and fsscination that you do for the daily miracles that occur in the household. Mary Pecci We take two graham crackers and spread some - k I saw uosthIn the jvI $TOP.I 10 apeft bkb hoW dw dion to a large b1 — - Iii. r __ bomas that get A lot of traft wO ra*, Muddy ____ :! 2.. When guests are many and chairs are few here, Heloise, is crackeM don't lot that stop a Up for you. u. I don't Uke plain graham Don't beg or borrow or try to crackem either, but I do like savunge. graham cracker cakee. u - YOU DRW To rutrift buds, the thread sometimes too thick fiaA to inwrt into the beads. DEAR HE WISE Melt LI CII (an old birthday Try using one-half of a candle will do), put the and of denWe tabld to clean your Ow ftadinto Ow oft wax, roll denhavL I find it works as well on mod stains as one whole your own fingers to make it .'• I I LW THEREI .: Od wba MMft tbeve k 60 would Mo to kj you,in on L Going into a fr~x garawntrance and toota, As a sM tm dxm door I saw do nifaut UtUe gadget to hold or dd manw of fact t L*Udmy 1. 0 DSSVettin dd b I I .. ondma doing ft wall AOA into ft house. W raft buls, _ ust u, . '- J=115 go fob 1100 ad dry 1:. or gue use your picnic table bonches ds to loungel your column for dw World. , ad rve food ftt by TMa is a g - __ 5W - -- JEPlatanla homey Wu&' Now, Heloin, ftet you think my idea's much? RUth1SBarr Nddu �LM sq_tEi,. ,i___J IK fop gob- w0t .6'a AL T - -1 IWA 1• ___________ ) 7 -7 7 4 4 p r7ozWolp 4R is PC _\ di ______________ .No t!1S 4 OA - •4•• k v _4 rJoUi - • • -- -. - - - IMP A PI, A*i I,- L1 / F. L - - I' )JTIL,I L'lit _______________________ •:• j Amu Aft 4 'I AL •••.. •,, p 4N _______________________________ __________________________ �p do I e — A l 11 — .p 1110 ' IT , I Midi J f L I44 p 1 V • I AM dig Ir "iv"jp F ~Z' wL pw wiFra wrTH A c-gm-r TV A vl p. A ..- --'- ~0 A A~CM 11 1'& PA 'Row CL : W14 MIS lw 1010 OF YOUR CIMNSWOW W. '1 NMI 4PLI CDWs tffj PmfA" " _ _ rm ¶ ma"0 04 W140 HAVE IMAGINAIZY 10 00 YOU 95SEUME S141 9 NICER I AND LESS AGGRESSIVE ING A COOPER NICE, IS GO OUTSIDE D PLAY, YOU CALLING YOW NEWSI IPER1 I JOWNAL - JojRussIum �--- Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents 71st Year, No. 139—Monday, Jan. 29, 1979 I by Hal Kaufman AYE OKAY Four persons — Aye, B.., C.. and Dee — sat at a square table. One of the four, whom we'll call "X," developed a headache. Neither Bee nor Aye was at Doe's Immediate right. "X" was nuaIf. t.. U Lv. mime A developed i IICI.IT ' Pu)PU OGUREZ. Write this on a sheet of paper and challenge a friend to pronounce it. If he or she has difficulty, suggest spelling it aloud. jie dii RiddleMiThis, If you can: What has 10 legs but can't walk? Give -- up? -.-- Fly. FivenAlra of -. nants DIVIDING UP THE HOURS CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at lust six differ. sacs, be drawing details between top and bottom panels. Now quickly can you find them? Check answers with the., below. II 14110USd p •J$5$ of Pomw of UIJI 1.401 •5g It We~ of off" 11IW1 I1105 5 .J5$J05 $4 0*1145 1 $I3u0i,Q to I ORDERI Who's more amazed atwhat's In view, man or lessor creatures? Draw lines to c.mpfo$o the picture. wlif We YOU SEE LW AL ?T A SHRINK? ng *' C rb 'Polar Bear' WASHINGTON (UPI) — Chinese Vice Premier Tong Hslaoping told President Carter In a historic White House visit today that the United States and China are "duty bound" to help maintain peace and stability In the world. "The factors nt.klng for war are visibly growing. The people of the world have an urgent task of redoubling their efforts to m,IM.In peace and world stability. Our two countries are duty bound to work together and make a true contribution to that end." Shortly before the welcoming c*remony, the Washington Star pithHed an Interview with Tang by Handley Donovan, editor of Tim. Inc., In which the Odne., leader called for the Untied States - NIz SUN Page zA wow pn.ssw ten vsus, Bradford Loru Foley, 2811 French Ave., 8uferd, and Japan to join him In an alliance "to place curbs on the was Injured this morning and charged with vislatise (Soviet) polar bear." Calling the Soviet Union "a hotbed of war," Tang said: 01 the right of way after a collision near s.nt "If we really waittO be able toplace curbs on the polar bear, Sanford Avenue and Airport Boulevard with a car Is forus to isotte."U we only depend on the strength driven by Rhonda gamier Pearce, 3118. Sealud 5fl d the UA, it is 13d 411010LIf we onhYdeV.nd on the Strength Of Drive. Police said Foley's auto left a convenience E store to go south on Sanford Avenue and wound an In As the colorini welcoming ceremonies were held on a raw the northbound lane where Mrs. Pearce's vehicle winter day, More were shouts of protest from a email group was struck. It was a near-bead-on callus., p.1k. standing In the prm area on the no lawn and security police said. Foley suffered minor injuries and was taken to uradad two dstrators. There was no explanation of how they got bold. the gates. Seminole Memorial Hospital. Carter personally opened the door of Tong's black limousine and shock the Chinese leaders hind as the greeting began at 10 am. Bath mue—drenad In overcoats on the raw, windy day — HEAD-ON - AVERTED Today ,.... .,n,Trr!r._...,n...-.qIhIw!rtrl,IpIrLlL1 I. • + hoolF ogramAim.,0 ltudes Positive Aff She has about 20 Mum" Idea. There are these keys to the shiencss thIs year. 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Aw a "ft Md IsIflp , edInSeto1 it its If -• *wIhIM oft tue atsr -' EeardiNWJ .derlfl FN'' S ø sId i," aid Dialtry,, uetats* esst Ipilatid m OiIu. diaiuIlV4iLiII'W1I .• *Ii'dIih 1S$ INM MCrs.Iked to to use 116 811111011111 401 $ss . to , _ '- . - ' - • •. •, - — s-w -,- L,h t •'. . •- Alotoftlmes — datldlcsahowtwooi*of For fiscal 1978 which ended Sept. 30, 1970, three times — animals picked up are not ty received a total of $5,479 In licese redeemed and not adopted and have to be destroyed," Todd said. t 10 percent what we estimate the of dogs and cats to be lii Seminole While $l43,000 Ii budgeted by the county for are licensed. Some people are not animal control this year, anticipated Income f the requirement that their pets be from the operation Is only $30,000, Todd said. and some others just don't care," Of that sum, $5,479 comes from license Up dd, director of Hwnan Services Under and the balance from impoent fees and option ees. epartment Animal Control functions, f Th county charges $2.75 for the adoption AWW of 6,008 dogs and cats were [ ed tirough the animal control shelter fee, plus $3 for a license, $5 for rabies shot and ar. Of that number 4,205 - were — ' PUEBLA, Mexico (UPI) — Pipe Jib. P..I II was bluedata eases hecause.fhlspiagrdere,c,s.she "sheple joys of the peer," but later stepped up his war aged the Cathelir Church's fllrtaths with Mated in on of lb. mel Important pulley statements of his ymg — amw . _i:1 "ia.PW1" "Wia loire, #a%"* Is Jft ?ad PM ,r_an. ,uud.thitheywo._IuWr N "towns POPE JOHN PAUL U .•• .-• _.., Jib lint fnptrIpulaMsheltess ever pqd 00 le Make, WM 197 MOP nd 11 ewlIst Cheist was oat a pdIrsl isiddlem y a thrust as the "Ubetnilea thulegy" aesemeat espousingWAPW IWNMrevv1u1II.Iu. The patift added Is vIeS apparently was meant as a pIr1-3 that I the aldet of suturing lIst, are "Me on* jsysoflheper, Ithelonhis Eseto dthe —s, the Iadiva the ds." At the urde,"jsysof the peer," a kiss cent lam mess pespl.Itheere,t + • - See DOGS, Page 2A ...And A Few H Is isses From Mexico Crowd J=4wospeddbiglbhrMs"a reckCsOWk star. • +. _,' "One of the greatest deterrents to an owner The control officer on duty for emergency ituatlona can be contacted by calling local olice departments or the Seminole County 'Thore are a herlWs office. lot of people Six of Seminole's seven cities — Sanford, nte Springs, Longwood, Lake Mary, Springs and Oviedo — have contracted who do not the county for animal control. Only Casaelberry continues to maintain its accept responsibility wn department. Seminole's Animal Control Division this ear will spend $143,000 for 13 full-time emfor the conduct Ioyees and five vehicles and to maintain its 000 square foot shelter with 102 canine runs of their animals' ear Five Points. Although the cities pay no money for the allowing to continually run loose Isthe handling the animal control chore for $ fee for the third pickup In one year." Yet, in addition to the service for the he said. "there are a lot of people who do not rporated areas, the county in return accept responsibility for the conduct of their ll licensing and receives all licensing animals and do not take proper care of them. ge,, Pipe loner oddilo SUN Nsdm nrp Jdm Pad U $ "S of p ich, sab, rek," the aimcheered as 'thpyadisdbjpslouup.___ _ N MR 8"d pip 105 kw ad his m.nsw w.ac I are at large or creating a nuisance. "When we find that an area is a hot spot In County are licensed' that numerous complains are being received we set up a concentrated patrol for several ersons; livestock loose on streets or days until Todd the stray rays and Injured animals In need of medical removed," said.animals have all been IICOCT9Y (UPI)— 1111 emu hive keusa ash of I1, talitag you hew she reverse their itOdn with ths ii day; they Vol Is IdlIng bowel" :'eiroe houres b lfl$.mlø.$.1 . 'Give Me AT', Give Me An. ' 0', Give Me.'.. . _ fttwo"wrNeir S .I unM warmly and Tag dapped In the (ilnee. style ofretarning the crolwa applause. Thngabqwdnounitlonuheandthepr.sldentandthelrwives ................. IA AidTh.1.ck .......... 4A Editorial ................... 4A 4.1 Dear Abby .................1.1 ottz=M ..............1.1 Aided ntiapedlemforthel$sahds. Then Tengr.vlewedthe Ceudru ....................41 Usiw.i.................. 44 Spft ..................IA military how giard,towiudovsrbyCait.r and aU.&Army Creesuerd .................44 HiiipltiI ...................14 1levloIis .................11 aide. ... [_ destroyed, 977 were redeemed and 883 were adopted. "The animals destroyed were put to sleep via a painless Intravenous Injection," If you have a problem with stray or barking Todd said. dogs In your neighborhood and live In any When a person buys a license tag for his area of Seminole County, with the exception animal, the fee charged Is $3 for the tag and $5 of Casselberry, don't bother calling your city for a rabies vaccination. When the fees are or county elected officials or any unit of law paid to the county, a receipt Is given for the enforcement. They can't help you. rabies vaccination and that can be used to The place to call is the county's Animal obtain the shot from a veterinarian, Todd Control Division of the Department of Human said. Services. The time to call is during the norThere Is no charge for a license for a spayed mal working hours of 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or neutered animal. Todd said this practice. Monday through Friday. was encouraged by the Seminole County Routine complaints such as: animals Humane Society. In addition, Todd said, the running at large, barking dogs, your neigh- Humane Society has a program offering xr's dog or cat trespassing are all violations owners of animals reduced fees for spaying or the county's animal control laws. But these neutering animals. "Anytime we allow Linds of violations should be dealt with during adoption of an animal we bring the Humane egular business hours, according to Society program to their attention. eminoIe County's Animal Welfare Officer When a dog or cat is found running loose, It retry Uoyd. may be picked up by the animal control of. Beyond normal working hours, animal ficer. If It has a tag, the officer will return the ontrol keeps an animal control officer on animal to Its owner with a warning. U the Luty to respond to emergency situations such animal is taken to the shelter, it can be is :bite cases where the biting animal is not redeemed for a $5 fee for the first offense, a ri custody of the owner or other responsible $10 fee for the second offense and If a third offense of running loose occurs within a year, 'About 10 percent the fee Is $25. One of the main reasons a pet owner should of what we have a tag is that his animal can be Identified and returned to him. Todd said... For the most part, Todd said, there Is very estimate the little routine patrol for stray animals because the magnitude of calls complaining about number of dogs animals astray or creating a nuisance Is so great there Is little time left for pure patrolling. and cats to "While trucks are responding to a specific By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Kho meini can return any time -sw11SUB weoq Pu,.ppw 'doe dDJO I was never agreed upon' OJ%4j The clockface ahoye shows five divider lines separating the 12 numbered hours Into six segments. Each segment has two num• b.rs totaling 13. You are asked to remove three of these five lines so that the remaining two will divide the clockf ace Into hr.e segments, each of which has four numbers totaling 26. Which three lines may be dropped? Answer In a minute. n Wee resignation Uke a boomerang, a watermelon can be thrown so that it will reverse Its direction of travel. How so? Answer quickly, without peeking. 114$ u Barking Dogs I Hours? Have T(o Wait TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Premier Shahpour Bakhtlar today called off scheduled peace talks In Paris with exiled opposition leader Ayatollah Ruhollsh Khomeini but said Khomeini can return to Iran "any time he wishes." Airline sources said Taiwan's airport will reopen at dawn Tuesday. Tehran's international airport was shut down Thursday, shortly after Khomeini announced his Intention to return from his 15year exile and selze power from Bakhtiar. An unspecified number of demonstrators were shot and taken to city hospltals already packed with victims of similar shooting Incidents Sunday, in which 30 to 40 persons were killed and hundreds wounded. The clashes erupted a few hours after Bakitlar agreed to allow the exiled Khomeini to return home but canceled plans to meet him in Paris for reconciliation talks. He told reporters he could not offer his resignation as the price for Was with Khomeini on a possible end to 14 months of strife SHAHPOUR BAKHTIAR that politicians warned could result soon In civil war. The Khomeini camp, said Bakhttar, made two mistakes in Its troops to fire on demonstrators Sunday. response to his peace mission to Paris. Some witnesses said the general "apparently was beaten to "First, I never said I was coming to see Khomeini as Iran's death." This could not be confirmed. prime minister. Secondly, my resignation was never agreed DIIOIIdTItOII marched through the capital today shouting Won," he stressed. "death to Bakhtlar," and denwiding the return of Khomeini, Several charter flights carrying foreigners fleeing Iran are They swarmed tiwough the streets setting fire to three movie expected to take off when the airport reopens Tuesday, airport houses, four liquor stores, one brewery and the town's largest sources said. nightclub. In Paris today, Khomeini reaffirmed he will return to Iran "at An unidentified gunmen -k_I American the first opportunity to be among my own people" and Is ready to military adviser as he walked to his home In northern Tehran the If more bloodshed sweeps his country. Sunday night, a U.S. military some said. There was still no word from a special reception committee me sotrc witigield the nome and rank of the Victim "pending when Khomeini's arrival was expected, opposition sources saa notification of the next of kin" in the US Bakhtiar said "Ayatollah Khomeini can return any time he "The individual Is In satisfactory condition at the U.S. army he wishes' wishes" In what appeared to be a drastic revision of his earlier hospital In Tehran," the source said. stand that the opposition leader's return should be delayed. He said the victim was "not marked for assassination" but But the embattled premier threw his full support behind army appeared to have become a "target of opportunity. The "aunt efforts to prevent "misuse of freedom" by his opponents. apparently was hanging around the street, had a weapon and was Several hundred demonstrators beat up an Iranian army waiting for a Westerner," he sai& general and smashed his car In front of Taiwan university after The victim appeared to have been shot by a email caliber pistol, some demonstrators Identified him as the general who ordered the somm nids IYA d.cliogd to give firthur detaIls. 110 tiliM IUO IIU 11* 41 •_• . --j. y.,, Iran0: Bakhtiar Cancels Talks W 'th Foe In Paris Uni*r + - - -. -. .. , .. . . .., • ---' •.. . - ., .-. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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