29 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9c6899331dd420d9e77dce8563cd8ff8.pdf 1c7ea1d871ae187d86d96c79f2bc47e0 PDF Text Text ����������� 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 14, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 14, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 14, 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/36df76293d65b6acbf854a63084fe0d5.pdf 215b5d0eb795fa29c56251ff3df8a6db PDF Text Text I • I • - -. . * * •... • e a . •.•--• . Thursday, Jan. 23, im -Evenlng H.vald, Sanford, Fl. S( V - 1 s YOu r O tO ne t Center IMProvemen ;!T Trying TO 4 * DOOR VIEWER WD.40 Ea to install security viewer fits d up to 2 thick. A clean, easy to use lubricant. Prevents rust an corrosion, displaces moisture, and penesates to free frozen, rusted parts, No. 40011. 9oz. can Reg. ,-,ice ( oz. can).. .. No. c * xc. 9 9 ... . . _______ Lin. Ft. Rag. Price (fin. ft.). Press e Trea ted 2 x 4 x 8' LUMBER • • •• .•. • ur Decorative Glass ThOMAS vi ufl9 Each Best quality, open back shovel No 2 size. 8W" x 12" blade, rolled step. 9" socket and a 48" handle. No. AR248F. Deg. R ,ice1eac,,. . . . Rag Price(each). . . •... TREATMENT If your cabinet doors won't stay closed, Install mag- It's for folks who want that good car care feeling. 1501. Can JI I!lI • a I • i . . 0 0 Each 'IIIII! ••• I I • I • • I go" I. • ran 1.75 r" . . Re" Price (can) II....., 0 131 L Can 30 weight. prod gent. Will reduce engine wear and corrosion, keep oil consumption low. SPONGES Nadm/Rmkln 1111trOnce KEY LOCK SETS Non-staining, non-hardeningcaulk,11 fl.oz.in 86'cartridge. No.2050. Make household Deadlocking latch will keep your homesecurelylocked.Onehandle ock.dsndunlock.dbytumbutton, the other by key. C)49XTepI IP Each ....... .. ........ 590 Each ..................... 39C ______________________ Maximum motor outs PA 2D hp. For making I straight, curved or flLj) $TP scroll cuts In wood, GAS TREATMENT metal, plastics ard other materials. Dou Helps keep r-' buretor and intake his Insulated. A wood CUttifl9 blade included. valves (ft size that's right for No. 7504 (each) your Wait. I • I 119 I I • • "- jj DUPf.EX IECTAI No.223 leach) ... u.0 DL"n ' wwwwum W- 1"W operates , 40' , TOGGLEtfl$ et, Qui I IWJJ &'" 24 ,, III Each....:M.95 flap for 30' to 80' Each......, 49 ____ OUTUTSOXfl APPROVED . 20 MORTARMIX Ph= 77 VSfl%Y 3/$" * 4' * 8' ..... ....,. 736 * * P171 1/2"x4 x8'(4ply) ....... p.00 sm" *4*8'.. .......... 11.15 . I•I W Kiaft Isckd so lb SIØ. isavy ~ well, 24" Each.-* 2 X 4 X $'BRUCE STUDS .,V' WI A wall lnsubead horns can save you as mch n 30% ln foal costs esch year. J blocks or stones. • __________________. and morter cernent. SMVM - S4VEFUEL COSTS! III~* f4o, 5=1 -112 1 AGENCY Bundle 3.Tl , mortar mix of sand dian • so lb. Ideal for laying bricks, 1 6o4O 15 Yew Wwrien" Square.,..... 19.20 A perfect mason's - i. I1fi,*IJt ,,, - 1J&yJ[J CDX PLYWOOD SHEATHING ____________________ LI % "" 20 a ..es * .. &39 539 -- II No. 23 3$%" Each N& 2M - Full or 744 lEAK. h/ti 31 0~ Imu IE "'' kv. Comes In Ivory or lk M so o wiows 00 , bag cu. ft .. • No.l33Olesch) ..WWV Sealed down by the fl 191flSt Wfld fld -. 279 Remixed sand, cm* vomit and gravel. "' Single windows.,wn VA and FHA sipeci& U - Part circle ([IJ SNAP SWiTCH .o In Ivory or Br own aas* . 1 - THE MAYOR '••••,% vL4 * i": jy" * . I 4 Kirall photo by Misdemeanors, such as battery, are the lesser crimes as cleallfledasbytheddeolFlorida.Theyarepunljhablebyaflne and not more than one year In jAIl. Tway AredThe Click ..........4-A Hire.e .................$.A &Idge .....................IA Hospital ...................l.A 28 Edlitierlol ...................4-A Sports ....................MA DearAbby .................IA Televises .............LeIsue Dr. Emb ..................$-A Wadw ...................i-A TEHRAN, Im (UPI) - streets in deflance. Elite Imperial troops fired into The troops first Ignored the crOwds of protesters today in demonstrators marching on. Tehran's word day of viollonce Mebralbod, airport, IYA took up since Prim. Minister thalçor strategic P°'° around the city B.kPd' to* office. wit,tigien.d their grip on mill Sitarsaid at ls 20 persoas were the airport, ft inidnight. kW*d and scores a n odo dL ew viu4ii ,,, Wknessessow then many only bours Aw BokldWs ban killed and the scores wounded against .11 demonstrations, . which was accornpwWd with a When uv.ral thounad v'° warotni th. army "P on sgig If the order was testers gathered In defiance of new orders banIgnored 1.%a" furious at 010 nw an In block- shouted "Death to RakMler," gounst's Ing tM return lofty of aged troop fted volloys into the religions leader Ayatollah crowds, which scattered ID Rdaft Own" took to the confusion. On Sunday would a choreographer feel like scuIpto.. Loretto Rezak, who now Call the - area, home after a visit in 1977 from Chica90, may have the answers. See OURSELVES Sunday. I$If .750 (llIJVi!IL C No. U151-N 114 S dsapogn box 1 for non-metallic J \ sheathed i•ci' ....... $71 - a Each - . . . . . F5124 12"x3B"x73" - Sem'inole And Herndon, re qW ge er * The majority of the Seminole financial reports, during the package will be reviewed in techniques and be connected County Commission Is ready to contract period. directly to a hospital and a January, 1980. Also included, at Sturm's The same degree of service ls doctor for monitoring and o ezecule a contract insistence, is a 904ay can- called for under the new con. emergency treatment of a Herndon Ambulance Service to cellaticm clause by either party. tract three ambulances patient while enroute to the continue Its operations In the "I thought the cancellation stationed In Seminole County 24 hospital. county for the neat 20 months clause was necessary for hours a day. Willis also told cornfor $IU1000. proper negotiations and If we Idus Willis, president of missioners a fourth ambulance Three members of the board (the county commission) ever Herndon, told commissioners would be available from Its - Bob Sturm, San&a Glon get our back to the wall again, It earlier this week he is con- Orange County operation, who and Chairman Bob French will give sufficient time to do verting two of the three am- necessary. agreed in a workshop session something," he said. A per- balances to advanced life earlier this Thursday afternoon to a con- formance bond Is also being support units (MS) and will w 4.1 with French voted tract with the Orlando-based, require& retain one as a basic life sup. opposing, to contract with firm at the rate of $200 Sturm said he would like to port unit. He said he has two see a higher level of service, parormedics on staff now and Herndon at a subsidy of ' Mon" unta Oct. 1, Im. Sturm said today the contract "but the present mood of the will be hiring additional para- monthly, but Willis said at the will provide that the subsidy taxpayers will not permit us to medics. AIS units when staffed time U amount of the '-ldy cannot go any higher, but can increase the level of service." by pan-medics can supply was not negotiable. He add the be reduced sub*1 to monthly He added that the entire sophisticated life-saving See AMMULANCE, Page 2A - Eas est . MISTS W Qdres. Vice Premier Tong Iklao.pthg arrives in Woohl4on beraft, complelft a cycle of Ideological beitilAy between Qdna aDd the UütId StML In tM coadvoian of its six-port sarles, tracing Me Ik)flatdP lbS Harold today d.tIIII of the of the " opporomm" for MOPRIOL (Page 20 t - f Pal'imony Triale pieft ........ P5-114 , • gure 0 Sppec h 7 700 Phe -, ** • Jl~ r- '1 I I JI Li .. . . . . . . 19.99 . Each . u ench ... 01 -- .•. - - IN 'uê" • . - U IJII, Ft. . . . . . ue - .471 That -- - * * *, *-- -* - - *: - - 'f•• area. 1* U!V • - ts ua,epiJf - " - ., • * - ' - - . ,- * I • *•**..• •• -- - 'a '' -' -,•I. ** , . 'i..iC..a.. I1 IIH I 11-I. -, ' 1IVL.JL1 Tt. J'T' .0 • - ,#- - - - , - M$VlN-w&.M, mibvs?' t.'%iY a :.• ,/*'. dabcidlds first manhage,aboidtobreakup, and her dl eaye before. Be sold at the uime he did not want to foamy. rll five esI'afterhebrckeiçwhthMIu Mum, the ader married his childiwod sweetheart, PilaFeeasy,Iheastlaa but row ssatlburatoyas wacesi&vidIw,charvqalgrayb.ineu silt with a striped maroen tie, his white hair, neatly c'i.dInacabn.kwvok,. When Wt IIhidIt ho(MRed '1 to be "a - ;• . InLreshodUs-,"hewrMs -- t od cdsr to hid a "drIng ~1 in On yors - ou, ? Y - . - Tns M D Daring their first n*4M together, Marvin said, they ___ alike" No dW to no edelj1IstIers,In wods 'In11Iwehe,ea'1bStyDsss"la 'g i HDddhiwreSs lbs *ers to m "foil lied," od bsess he And . Ra s "Bidyou dids't really mean It, did you?" "No." - - * "Did she tell you she loved you?" "(qq," "Dldyoutsllheryoulovedher?" * - *• - - *. - 730 6'00 Mondsu thrutisrt4a ____ * 1t14 or 15 when he allegedly dangled a girl by one leg outside a window at the Mint Hotel, as Miss Marvin had previously testified. Marvin denied enypart in the incident and said Miss Marvin's account wupamto1 what caused him to become Cbdn*UU1 of her. liii landmark breach of contract suit could affect thousands of other non-marital arrangements. In one latter."Not that I ain't looking But there's nothing here that compares to you, you, you." In the latter, Marvin referred to her as "my love." "Was she your love?" asked Mitchelson. "No," said Marvin, "that's an English figure of speech." "Did you want her to love you?" The Iêsv.old (c whale ITUbS(atO4 Miss MIn'gevitartt'nnytI*tthstwemMInl1S4onth. sat d'p of Foils," In which he starred and she had a l they had "isa' nfl pit asaainmsr, rIIatiaIw in &.. reen sheet three weeks later. Afthollion a" Marvin hew he kit shod Michele. ' Was pod ftobswh1ksdherveryjey" "Is Got all?" 'Tm goenrally try to say .pmetbog ales In t '- - HOURS: _________ - - - . Al' £ . A. - , flI(i * .. ) . . . .. . . . . ANFORD • * * , 1 8 ANGEIZS (UPI) Actor Lie Marvin said that allhengh he taM the Wger ho lived with for Ii years that hi loved her, hi did not really mien it and omly tht4 (4 ber as "good fun" and "very enjoyable." Marvin todifled for the first time lbSrsdsy In a 1 wiiUlpl breach of cestr silt troiht agshst Ma by 'Sdwls Mw* Thola,.lk was ilkd as an"im fry $U by jgm'' . -y IS' 111)9*4 I * - Soft. eSs ID UN• u.:I paint or stein. B' through ' I Management reserves the right to limit I . . . - . PFIICU GOOD THRU FEUUARY I Prices quoted In this ad are baud on customers merchandise at our ç, nadkjs ameN chat". * s* 36" 73" Lash. . . . . , lzI2No 3 Pendoilose pg Ii IcsISs Ns1s4 * 3%" %IW 1W r*Ii'::::1$140 31k" * aT 1014$ e' * aT 15)40 r ___ Gu1vai thS'95l. ion tar* he 11 besea pump. 30' boss and 1$' *) No,8220. I - _ Tom - ___ A- --&--At- ns Nad Uohtwei^ any to use. n be used for __ N and orneam- i '.: , Longwood Mayor June Lormann this morning threw the switch at city's new $210,000 water facility at Range Line and E.E. Williamson roads to officially connect the well with the system. T'he new facility has a 300,OW gallon storage tank. * e p0 and sway brecesfo, added rigidity. use Just add V41s1 TIiS as slnIe unIt 3$" pai$sct mht for concrete * 73" hIgh, or as 2 in9 35" * 3" Soors,W. h4t. Nb. TURNS ON ____ Deliberations in the maUerwilJnoIthcl ude jury fon John possible defendant would give him Immunity In the case. Attornays at the courthouse said when Butler agreed to appear he waived his right to Immunity. Iran Tro o oot, RWFui;6 i~g :. * Each Make a sturdy. sawhorse with five pieces of lumber and these heavy gauge steel brackets. Easy to assemble and ta ke down. Folds for easy storage. Gray enamel finish. t4 A WWI job 50 lb. Bag. SAWHORSE BRACKETS _____________________ A * ' Aluminum •.... Each ( c Otd WIV 7.95 1706A lesch) CD ___________________ - e M 70 M _______ 1 __ 29 •"" Ill at part circle sprinkler has streen breakLip n all purpose fortilizer for use Ofl Decorative. Sturdy - has weight V ed SMKLERS Duplex grounding outlet. Brown or Ivory. No.SM Wah)... A - It Bonds wurecalledto answer addltlonaiquedlonsmursday Who are a.3arurs?PqeM afternoon. He was fired from the police department by Butler on Aug. , W7$. Sends says Butler pmcbsd him In the law sending him n The P° Sthfl1SIUNS what StatS MtOIfley him to the floor. be at_--jt and battery Do f1&ths B%Isr has claimed All along he was sat up by Sands who wants case ever brought before aSemIno1e County Grand Jary, have re,eng, for b.thg fired. The chief says Sancie came over to the hear mm ethan2Owtt n2½ days and are up.ctedto table and when he w asked to leave he faked a fall. return with their flnd]np today. The char tes belng isgy.4fg by the g4 jury r. generally But ertest fledvolisgarllyonmtwsday. Cheshire said the chief believed to be misdemeanors. Ray said a grand jury can indict was nut among those ziçoenaed because legally, subpoenaing a someone on misdemeanor charges. - TRUE CUT RACK SAW 14 ' long. No.214 ' 144 Lawn and Garden Aluminum MAIL BOX WAND miens extra control. I ' FERTIUZER -- ...1.S9 - 15 be. (432.ri ft.) or 30 s. ie W • No.1.1 -G (each). .. . . . ... '4.49 Il!1I liii Each ..... ............ *: * s'u'."e -' tics. WbW insulate4 flush sainds on three sides. Front handle No ground! well ouft for W'flH 999 FINISHING SANDER 5~ Good for fine fjg1j .. ... SteSICOn$tTUCtIOfl, ribbed for added strength. Tapered Red flag. BY." * 834" X 18 1095 si office would riot oppose a trip to sunny Florida at this time of the year," County Commission Chairman Bob French said. S R C I Quiz Ha" Noel worked f the Sanford Polic Poll e &.wii Department i as a patrolman for five ears under Butler. for 40 minutes on Thursday, the Seminole County Grand Jury "I think you'll MW he won't be in there during deliberations,' investigating allegations Butler hit formerofflcerrecalled three Ray said of Noel. The jury foreman has been allowed to question wit ssthlaniornlng. wltnesses during thetaklngoftestlmony, The threewltnessesrecafledto give tedlmonytoday are the The majority ofwltheaaes were at the Pewter Pub, 2544S.Park chiers son, Ben Butler Jr., Sanford, Police SgL William Dube and Drive in Sanford, the night of the fixWent. Thev Included several Sanford pDlicernen and their wives, employees and patrons of the former Sanford policeman Carey Herndm. All three wei in the Powter Pub last Nov. 17 when form restauranL Sands claim he walked am to the table where Butler was probatlionary patrokon Tommy Sands cis' he was hit by sitting with a large group of friends and the chid began calling Butler. MITER Box sp32az.1O.19 M. eca Ii By DENNIS FEOLA Herald8tatf Writer After taking testimony from Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler H styling In antique )U 'n- SIYUIUdRMISIMAILSOX grant was several years ago. There are different persons with the zoological society, different county commissioners and different work commences. "I shall hope for the best," Froemke said. "It's unfortunate something like this hap- 0 Tlf*fNT For use under asphalt shingles or Made of select kiln dried c1flRf asbesosaiding,inbulft-uproof woodtoreslstwarp. ff construction, ing. Precision cut. 12"x5%"x2%". No.312. IYM styling In bross, or satin ano. dlz*d aluminum finish. YOUR C14011131. JIl SAW 203824 8 oz. Can '' '.'' pened." Froemke also said that the period of the county staff personnel now, he said. Neiswender said the questions the county is trying to get answers for are: "Is the audit problem irreversible or can the paper work be corrected?" Froemke said both questlona will have to be answered y federalauditors. I don't see us paying any money back. The federal auditors need to come down here and look at the zoo. I'm sure someone In that . I ASPMT FELT CAULKING COMPOUND clean-ups quick andeasy.ldealfor washing care or boom citizens in physical labor at the zoo which was valued at a commercial rate by the zoo, for the zoo's matching funds In lieu of cash for the n Bu r Matte V ts in 0in s Im i en . •** . Meanwhile, a oke&nan In State Auditor Ernest Elllson's office said the federal government through the U.S. Interior Department contracted with DNR for the grant of $150,000. DNR lnturn contracted with Seminole County as an agent for the zoo. A copy of the audit from the state has been sent to the federal government, the spokesman Roger Nelawender, county administrator, said the bulk of the cods totaling $49,506 07 being disallowed by the auditors represent time donated by various • ___ HGOVY DUIY Mobil MOTOR OIL said. said, Froemke, meanwhile, said It seems the zoological society undertook some of the work before the grant was approved by the federal government. "That's a no-no," he said, explalningagrant must be approved before UUUUL ______ MAGNETIC CATCH * said. "But if push somes to above the money eo be recovered from the o ____ When you change oil. when you add oil. follow up with STP Oil Treatment. Qeg. R grant. Nelswender said In addition the state auditor has said these costs were not well enough subatantlated, "Apparently it is an interpretation by the auditor," Nelswender ** . netic catches. No. PB-298. - financial program supervisor, Division of Recreation and Parks, DNR, said by telephone from Tallahassee today. "There Is no question there is plenty of Items at the zoo to cover the grant," Froemke ac .. ,~ Each . 59 - &AK 7&6WJ$ .5 squareWhItebetgIass. No. 123. Rag. Price (each) 2.59 I ROUND SHOVEL - Treated to resist wOoddestroying insects and p 1i 111 Stem and leaf pattern on 12' I7ii _,a",. . . - The state Department of Natural Reso urces (DNR) is asking federal auditors to conduct a physical Inspection of the Central li society facilities r Sanford consi ders o1 'einwd recovery of nearly 0,00O from Seminole County state auditors consider "ineligi ble or unsupported" cods, "I think the federal auditors and DNR will get together with Seminole County anA the soo people and work something 0 g to waive some of the probl em areas," uejr '* Can Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents Money Back? By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Great for many around the home pro1ects. U Use for stripping, I staking k plants, or as batten strips. •- Get l3lFr!y, January !!7g ns Pec,t Zoo State Asks Federal Audltors Z 1 X 2SPRUCERINE STRIPS Wide Angle Year, l JAZA*TA, ''tle UPl) - Lical nsrItius In cM,hive4edde4thef,rkve. wm hell and 23 rats, respectIvely. ThelbsdUes ii Ieyeiil doddad od I. marry or - ferdierc,. Blips _______ rats have been breught Is -Iberitis In the five deye of the saleM c--'go - * �2A—Evening Hsra Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. U, 17 V MLD — Pope H ailed Ruth Rublano and LaDonna Taylor, both 6, donned their hats to greet Made- ; lelne Kilby, who visited Ann Moy's kindergarten class at Bear : Lake Elementary to explain the Chinese New Year, beglnn. big Sunday. Mrs. KU. by of Casselberry, who came to the United States in 1970 from Singapore, Is a Dividends volunteer who also tutors at South Seminole School. Train Falls Into Ditch, In Los Mina, John Paul If SANTO DOMINGO, DominI(DPI) - rope again pledged the church's can John Paul 11 left Santo Domingo commitment to dead by the NEW DELHI, India (UP!) - Five hundred for Mexico today after poor, then the pontlff left for the people have been killed In a train disaster in receiving a tumultuous ovation airport A chlI&an's choir sane Bangladesh, the All-India Radio reported from hunthe of thousands o today. Dominicans during a tour of a hymn in Polish and thousands In the crowd waved Dominican, poor Working class district. The official radio, quoting reports from the pope's plane took oft at Polish and Vatican flags, Bangladesh capital of Dacca, said the acchanting (10:10 am. EST) for chanting "Juan Pablo, Juan 11: 10 :. . cident occurred in the afternoon Mexico city where throngs were Pablo." Chaudanga station, about 100 miles west "I new thought there were massed to welcome him on his Dacca. way to attend the Latin so many Polish people here," The radio said the engine and four coaches American Bishops Conference the pope told crowd jokingly when he heard the Polish sons of a speeding mail train packed with at Puebla, Mexico. : At Santo Domingo's Las and saw the red Polish flags. passengers jumped the rails and fell into a He also said that while the Americas airport, the pop said ditch. he had seen "with pro(owid crowd was chanting his name, satisfaction the religious and he was saying "Jesus Christ. imling" of the Damn!- Jesus Qwld." The crowd responded by can people. "These memories MEXICO CITY (UP!) - An earthquake cannot be erased," the pope Intoning again, "Juan Pablo, Uid. praising Santo Domingo Juan Pablo," and the pope at shook Mexico City before dawn today and as the "cradle of Catholicism." the sane time said again, swayed buildings just hours before the arrival Jesus__ of Pope John Paul II, but there was no im. that__ :: tOld Dominican ddd At the end of the ceranony mediate reports of damage. (Pope Mass, page executive Antonio Gimi who humbeds of children ched, 5A). ____ "1 him day, 14 him stay," 'I Eftr.t.ry,hgsIA and the crowd also took rthe was ontiandforthedepsrture.chad, refusing to Id the pontiff P. "7hankyo u, Dominico people Local Cardinal Octavio An. CAIRO (UP!) - U. S. Middle East troublefor your enthusiastic recep tonio Bern bW to intervene tion." shooter Alfred Atherton sought a and beg the crowd to 14 the Visibly moved, the pope then pope go because his plans for breakthrough In peace talks between Egypt went UP the dips of an Mexico was waiting for p 01 and Israel today in the face of a stiffening. Aeromalco DC10 for the flight B , John peace stance by President Anwar Sadat. to Mexico City. Paul hugged the cardinal, Sadat Thursday reaffirmed Cairo's deterIn Domingoearlier called him his "brother," ii mination not to budge from its position that todsy, the pontiff .pohi at a Wand two little girls, saying, the pact with Israel be linked to setting up dawn must delivering a Pe "ig live yoidh. It Is our talk to priests, nos and other hope." Palestinian self-rule in the occupied West clerjat the close ofhli20how Bank of the Jordan and. Gan Strip. "Viva jun P&W Seio, visit to the Dominican Judids y Paz on al Misde," Republic. wu chant of the cr1 m. pope thin towed the it rhymes in spenisti and working class Los Mina neigh. mans, "Long live John Paul lit BONN, West Germany (UP!) - TV : "a boo of Santo Domingo, Justice and Peace in the where he was given a World." , programmers have bumped a contemporary The pope arrived at the Los :: film to meet viewers' demands to see the thirdtumultuous welcome by bwi deeds of thousands of poor Mina neighborhood on the installment of "Holocaust," a U. S. riinj people. Many of them had 51* eastern bark' of the Santo : series about the Nazi exterminstion of , the In the square In front of the St. Domingo river in tie same open ' Jews A television film, 'Will and his Vincent de Paul Catholic Romm diarlot.d$e vehicle he . Comrades,'! about a young student )j a schocl,fromwho.esscondstcry had used Thursday for a neo-Nazi organization, originally was balcony the pope delivered his tn ant motorcade through blessings. scheduled to be shown. opposite the third the city. eplaçd ,, .,,,I' W ,•,. . . .m 500 Killed In Bangladesh S 10 Mlxson: F Guatemala :. : Tokyo Gunman Shoots .4 F - Ministers Protest Tong Visit ATLANTA (UPI) A group of Georgia ministers, upset over the planned visit by Chinese Vice Premiere Teng Hslao-Ping, have publicly criticized the visit and lashed out at the Coca-Cola Co. for opening trade with - When President Nixon alighted from Air Force One In Peking on Feb. 21, 1972, one of his moves was to extend his hand to Chime Premier thou En-Lal. It was a gesture rich in symbolism. Relations between Washington and Pekicg might have evolved much differently had Secretary of State John Foster Dubs not spurned thou's proffered hand at 194 Geneva meeting. "It was probably the most expensive display of rudeness of any diplomat anywhere, ever," wrote jour. nallst Theorodre White, a World War U acquaintance of the Chinese Communist leader. "thou became a dedicated enemy of American diplomacy for many years." Yet, it was thou and ex-cold warrior Nixon who were most responsible for the gradual thaw In relations between their countries. The men's new attitudes reflected the changing times. The commnwdan that seemed so frighteningly monlithic in the l90 had been fragmented by the deterioration of the 81110.80 VIet alliance. Peking now felt it had as much to fear from Moscow as It did from Washington. Within week of his 1* inauguratIon, Nixon ad events In motion by successfully seeking a renewal of the In-formal "b*slaHavei diac4m'r, bet..in .t United States and QdsI tk in since Than -. trough public otterancea and private messages relayed by heads of state friendly with With governments - the presided made Increasingly dear his the "People's Republic" (not "Red China" or "Peiping," the terms used by previous admltllstratlons). He launched a series of measures easing trade and tourism between the two countries, Th. United Slates dropped Its longstanding opposition to Peking's admission to the United Nations, though It dill opposed the ouster of Taipei from the world body. 'flie first big breakthrough for the new policy cane In April 1971, when the U.S. table tennis teem was invited to tow the Chinese mainland. "We have opened a new page in relations of the Qtheie and the American people," Ohm told his U.S. visitors, Tlree mosdiw later, National Security Adviser Henry ICL.itnger slipped away during an Asian fact-finding trip China. 47 In $2 Million Drug Bust Sanford; Eleonore John C. Noel, 3rd, Lowenstein, Winter Foreman, Sanford; EIIb,th J. Bigley, Vice Springs; John Luther Meek, Orlando; Linda J. Foreman, Altamonte cth1gs; Oloryette Dunn, Ra Isl or, Altamonte Altaino,ite Springs; Ruth. Springs; Saul ShaveU, Orlando; Steve Randall A. Ackerson, Oviedo; Thompson, Sanford; Efllstt Bellamy, Sanford; James Ronald Thornton, Gail Hoffman Bonjione, Maitland; Miriam Cowart __ iu Lie Brooks, Wed, Longwood; Virginia Chuluota; Althea A. Louis. Whit., Sanford; Hutchinson, Orlando; Marshall M. Langston, Ella Wynn, Sanford. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) Law enforcement officials said 47 persons were arrested Thursday on charges of trafficking more than $2 million In drugs in Memphis and North Mississippi, but they said it may take a week to round up 23 others on the charges. Memphis State basketball player Steve Meacham and Memphis nightclub entertainer Carl Wayne "Coon" Elder were among those arrested in the predawn raid that was centered in Shelby County, Tennessee and Desoto County, Mississippi. '- CHOU EN-lal the thawers RICHARD NIXON two nations Issued the Shaghal Communique, which pledged continued efforts toward normalization of relations. In the document, the United States acknowledged that "there Is but one China and that Taiwan Is part of China" and pledged to reduce Its military support of the' Nationalists "as the tension In the area diminishes," Nixon had hoped to recognise Peking late in his second term. But things had not progressed beyond the opening of "liaison oftices".before Watergate Intervened. *. .hsi pij..igja .itsaà"auln. speedily carrying out his Intei4lnns. President Ford had to reassert' U.S. support for Taiwan following the Cosninunist takeovers of Vlnn. Laos and Cambodia In 1975. And President Carter had higher dipnatic priorities in Panama and the Middle East. But the new Chinese leaders who succeeded thou and Mao Tie.timg continued to pr.. for full normalization of relations. Now they were motivated not only by apprehension of the Soviets; at the urging of Deputy Premier Tong Hslao. ping, China had reversed Mao's go-it-alone economic Policy to seek Increased trade and developmental assistance from the West. Finally - yet with the appearance of dramatic suddenness - President Carter and Chinae Prime Minister Ha Kuo1eng munounced that formal relations between their countries would be &aNlaI'ed on Jan. 1. Noted their joint statement: "Normalization of Sine. American relations is not only In the Interest of the Chinese and American people but also cos*nlbiMs to the causeof peace In Asia and in the ,a" at Butler Case V Tractors Rumbling To. D.C. ATLANTA (UP!) :. ¼ I ,. hewever, Rondos spew for of The AMC Buyer Protection Plan' with the only full 12.000 mile/12 month warranty offered by any car maker. SpoityGT / fastback styling. Special instrumentation. Custom buckets. - I a - ST lKtbask\ weapons with the five-body attestation engraved Its shaft. It was sold to an anonymous dealer. on with a higher rate foe' be service. As the end the year ed, WWI sid thet his firm ____ was )aft covid ad ____________ ___________ the service whthad a F '• PEKING (UPI). IN sacs the _j4 MdiIier.cspltsI01 lathe. 1*'s, The name of the WASHINGTON (UPI) in the annals U.S. good ship Columbia, rich exploration, will grace the first space shuttle on its orbital test not next November. Columbia, a sailing frigate launched in 18369 was among the first few U.S. Navy ships to circumnavigate the globe. The command ship - of : NeraM P F by Tos .VI.c$ A fire this morning in the trailer of John and Betty Hopkins on Osceola Road In Geneva started In the oil furnace. Seminole County firemen, said Hopkins, "saved the trailer from being a total loss," containing damage to the chimney and root area and crawl space In the bedroom ceiling. Estimate damage: $1,000. for the Apollo lunar landing mission In 1909 also was named Columbia. Astronauts John Young and Rpbert Crlppen are scheduled to pilot Columbia on its initial flight Into space Cape Canaveral. Nov. 9 Public Notice Voyager Photographs Jupiter AGRICULTURAL PUIPOSIS PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) A photograph of Jupiter and two of Its 13 known moonlit DIADLINI FOR FILING MARCH 1 from taken byVoyqer1atadi$taflCeof 29 1llI0fl from' the planet, has been transmitted back taeIrth and sciestists say it reveals sm1dMa11s not previously shown. Voyager 1 wu' 24.5 million miles from the planet Thursday and getting closer at 29I0o mph, relative to the aim, heading for Its closest approach March 5. BIUN : PflEMIER CHOV ENIaI WITh NIZONS (LU?); TENG IlAOhg (moll?) I WEATHER — ______________ I &W not sw sti,180 "Wwob% IN us Do _ 0; ;W 0111111 Nd3 • HIf: PlINcaI Crisis NE (UPI) Ths pas. bw . .1,$ t— Pey ____ =BO y t4s sea, Is , WOW= .... daISfpmNâ'. -- ... j Now Storms From Rockl•i - An at$smØ has been ri -ad. to send return forms to all kni persona owning agricultural property within the boundaries of Seminole County. ' If you have not received a form please request operty return immediately and f ile with the Pr baturMarch 1, 1979. You can file tions at the SeminoleCounty Courthouse, Ek'ole Plaza or Interstate Mall. Personnel will be glad to assist you. . .- - radial tires. S ckkv-.- ." M. . 11 . . 1 ...0 1 .. TINY GOIMUL A.Pi SPIT IsmInuInofy SANFORD MOTOR CO. ' P195175P14 glass-betted * I ,. 4-speed stick. .A.1111111111 Any person owning or leasing land which Is used primarily for bgna fide aericultural purposes Is required under sec. 193.11 Fla. St. 1917 to make a return thereon to the County Property Appraiser prior to March 1, 1979 to have the ,woperty' classified for AGRICULTURAL ASSESSMENT. . I 14-inch spoke styled wheels. n Gen e Wob car exchemei* for 52 hm than The iwAW Spirit GT. LAND USED FOR ap- yUIMedPrNhIwhn1th15aI Nortlaistenars reeled from heavy rain nd d.str'xtiv. wi today whils $ pair snow their eastward bs of MW wlatsr MortRv Msa. Rain fta do and dram bsyondcipaclty. Winil uptol0mph wh1 Mets a1 waves ostD cesetuli fled from their hom, . I Black-accent extedor treatment. - W £varaaeat. trrni First Space Shuttle 'Columbia / In E.tCffiIOp ft __ ____ lo NO' NoseS*taJvi NM, 7$ ON ?ss1 *$SMuN. OMaa air. slaNt ru SilOs JyeNt S. 01. flL hut ••Year. i-a Better EPA estimated mpg than Mustang: 22 estimated mpg (city), 33 highway estimate." five '.......' :,' Four engine choices. - operate withont sahudy and Jeff pipsóu pits., $wi' a*it am i* 2" Fre ed Cubans Arriving grad. Dna (1ub play, "1a Sawyer," h shoved play MIAMI (UPI) — A gresç 3WCuban ___ — ø., IncIu 130 freed ng 1 eests IN 4j csst.'M.dirn "aft Miami early sheL Dst: &ft Presser t. im" 3k around? commodities on the steps of the nation's NEW YORK (UPI) A 316-year-old Infantry sword with Japanese the tested ability to cut through human bodies In one blow was sold auction Thursday $13,000. handful of Japanese The sword Is one '9hebSN*CSuldMOM wwes wed styr an eperdies. The — he. been ON' Tweew .- _st wo pm=ik tractiag with Rondos for coet'b'I-t of the as, -i'-1--yg Y MS 1W vkodaWW1j Ledym. biodu p5&..a. '('"•" farmers $13,000 For 316-Year Sword ____ •. i 4SNóVE01ROMb of Capitol. b74 the CIJ$* PIc$atdyDfredorGy We the ambulance bubm K&IM les aid Heradm has through the public safety bw ,I*IIig the may cods department. However, It by oft 00 Wo in mois* bs(edsvIn.tbs Pool, fow coady for aoei-.msrpaèy Week thut the oedyuuid twpstieat.Heaidthe seed at least slgM4os100 i rarss the three . ..'.. :" Hundreds riding farmers from Georgia and Florida met with a western cavalcade from Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Oklahoma for a rally Thursday night before embarking on the final leg of a trip that is expected to result in some 3,000 farmers selling their : asgdldwIthIIwadaiwmd l3PIIW1adndyeathe r L - School Board Buys, Takes Over 340 Feet of SCL Railroad Track of and he would rdh.r operds . on a IN , sb than ntct islsod service. Sept. $. Slice that t. Over the pad ve or ix the coisity hes beS payIng =WAN theCIadyhiSbeen Ileradonaiub.klyof$,* J. • a from the southern wing the national farm protest were expected to rumble out of Atlanta early today en route to a massive rally in Washington more than a week away. Tractor- ...Ambulance , I• ______ 1.r amoad would make — _____________ Coedy ________ biases ad of Sos'iMe A seller at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club on Dog Track Road reported $1,390 cash was stolen. Edward Quigley, 23, of Altamonte Springs told sheriff's deputies he placed his cash box on the floor while recording payoffs. He said when he picked 11:45 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. The up the box he discovered all of jewelry was taken from two the $10 bulls were missing, bedrooms In the house. Among the merchandise records Indicate. reported stolen were a gold occurred after The Incident ring, two gold chains and a on Dec. 19. the third race platinum band with three FOUND TRUCK diamond chips. for a Three youths looking SCUBA GEAR GONE fishing spot off Iron Bridge About $225 In scuba equipEconlockhatchee Road at the Including an oxygen tank ment came across a stolen River were reported stolen from a In truck overturned pickup house near Altamonte Springs. water hole. Richard Prleser, 20, of 903 The Datsun truck had been reported stolen from Williams Red Bird Lane reported he had Brothers Motors In Orlando. a party at his home Thursday When it was discovered, the evening. He said after the party truck was missing Its engine, he discovered the merchandise transmission and wheels. missing, according to records. COPIER MISSING Records indicate the truck Is In An Inventory at Pinecrest such a heavily wooded area that Elementary School, 405 W. 27th towing Is Impractical. St., Sanford, has revealed a GIRL 10, RAPED duplicator machine Is missing A 10-year-old Casselberry girl from school. The machine was reportedly abducted by a $194, records indicate. valued at man, about 40 years old, and of Sanford Marie Lewis, 55, raped. to police. Incident reported the The girl told police she was CAR FIRE entering a convenience store on A Sanford woman told police Sernoran Boulevard when the she was driving on State Road man grabbed her and threw her 46A Thursday when her car Into his car. He drove to caught fire. Judy Jenkins, 21, unknown destination and then driver of the Volkswagen returned the girl to the store was and her mother was a about 90 minutes later. The girl when the Incident passenger was alone when the Incident about 1:30 occurred atllp.m. about one. occurred Tuesday west of Airport quarter mile p.m. Boulevard. JEWELRY. STOLEN The Seminole County School and upkeep of the track, ac- meat will also be responsible tracks In such areas as faulty She reported noticing a glow A total of oou worth of pulled Board has unanimously ap- cording to Roger Harris, for checking the safety of the railroad ties. jewelry was reported stolen In her car and when she proved the purchase of 340 feet assistant superintendent of during the burglary of a home over to the side of the road track for $3,172 from business and finance. railroad discovered her engine was on of near Casselberry. The track will now have to be Gregory Leoce, 51, of 2310 fire, records Indicate. The the Seaboard Coast Line maintained by the school (SCL). Fieldingwood Road told Sanford Fire Department put Railroad district, Harris said. In talks The railroad tracks sheriff's deputies the burglary out the fire. Damage to the car side of are U.S. with SCI, officials the board located on the east occurred Thursday between was described as "severe." was told it Is "contrary to 17-92 and are used by the school policy to maintain district to receive deliveries at company warehouse on Fourth track owned by someone else," the food Harrl;i said. Street In Sanford. It is estimated by Harris that In the past, SCL. had main- maintenance on the track will tainted the track but notified the cost about $1,000 over the next board the volume of cars on the eight to tO years. track did not make It feasible Harris, noted the school Harris for the continued maintenance district departwas ByBARBARAMCDOWELL Special to The Herald (Last .1 six parts) Juro rs (Cooftied Fr.. Pap 1A) I. - at ,.. VI1.11 I. WASHINGTON (UP!) Defense Secretary Harold Brown told the Senate Armed Services Committee Thursday restoration of the military draft is not needed right now, but decisions to upgrade the Selective Service System and maybe resume registration of 18-year-olds might be made later this year.. His position does not go as far as that of Gen. David Jones, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Army Secretary Clifford Alexander, both of whom have recommended resumed registration so military recruits could be provided quickly in an emergency. - to meet with thou In China. Out of their two days of meetings cane In Nixon visit. At tie end of Nixon's week-long "journey for psacs,"the . ToKYO (UPI) - A gunman holding up a :. bank today wounded at least four persona, : iykfl_ a clerk and to* V customers and ernpleyees hostage, police said. N In Brown: Upgrade Draft Plan Extended Hi"s H Trade TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - U. Gov. Wayne Mlxson believes state officials and businessmen made contacts' In Guatamnala this week which will result in trade and development "for many years to come." Mixson and Commerce Secretary James Cooney returned from a four-day trade mission to the Latin American COWItTY Thursday. Other officials and representatives of 20 Florida businesses return from Guatamala City today. . - I— l y Jews. The ' : If On Dulles Had 'Holocaust Bumps Other Film urder of GREENVILLE, S.C. (UP!) A church bus carrying teenagers and counselors from Pinellas Park, Fla., to a North Carolina ski resort overturned today, injuring 13 people most of them slightly. Authorities said only one person, the Rev. Dale Ellsey, 28, driver of the bus, was admitted to Greenville General Hospital. He was reported in fair but stable condition. - East Meets West Sadat Stiffens Demands - By DENNIS FEOL Herald Staff Writer Church Bus With Teen.Agers Overturns; 13 Hurt In S. C. Herald Piwle by Joan Midisee Quake- Rocks M•xlco City .4' .... NATKA IN BRIEF :- Friday, Jan. 26,1979—JA Dog Track Box Ripped Off Of $1,390 o In Dominica, Mexico Next III BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. l. SOS Si. French Ave., Sanford ..a •_• L.. ._.Ja.._.1i"L..r a j j. ... ..•... . ... .. *.-S. .. • . ................... - . ... .. • �Evening Fkvald IUSPS 411.2101 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-3611 or 831.9993 Around Friday, January 26, 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, $325; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60: Year, $40.00. Do You Need An FTC Nanny? There may be no dearer example of empire building by government regulators than the Federal Trade Commission's current crusade to dictate the content of television advertising aimed at children. To save us from the menace of pre-sugared cereals, candy bars, and toys that fail to meet a bureaucrat's arbitrary standard of suitability, the FTC Is considering: — Banning all television advertising directed at children under eight years of age. — Prohibiting commercials for sugared products that might contribute to tooth decay in children under 12 years of age. — Requiring advertisers to pay for "nutrition" and "health" ads whose content would be determined by the commission. In short, the Federal Trade Commission proposes to become, In the words of the Washington Post, a great national nanny. The legitimate role of parents gets short shrift from the commission. Overlooked is the simple fact that children too young to understand that television commercials are sales pitches rarely do the family shopping. Mom and dad buy the food. And mom and dad are perfectly capable of saying no to a child whose vision of dinner is a dozen candy bars or a box of Fruit Leops. Has It occurred to the commission that even children who have never watched an hour of television in their lives might still favor a breakfast of Ice cream and lollipops? Admittedly, the FTC staff report on which these proposals are based does mention parents. The report suggests that parental disapproval * of a child's television-Induced gastronomical fantasies fosters "alienation" and "child-parent conflict." Bunk. Any responsible parent finds It necessary to say no to a child a dozen times a day, :. and does so without=g neurosis. As for tooth Y9 n UflC doesn't pretend that there Is a direct correlation between watching television commercials and the incidence of dental cavities. As if all this were not enough to bury the FTC : proposals under an avalanche of ridicule, consider :• the First Amendment implications of these : potential regulations. If the commission, acting on the basis of bogus or nonexistent scientific evidence, can ban or restrict ads for cereal, candy and toys, what form ; of commercial speech is safe from the Washington censors? All this is not to say that the FTC should relax its enforcement of existing law against false and : misleading advertising. But we do think the agency should give parents a modicum of credit for common sense In raising their own offspring. 1 Pleas. Write Letters I. the editor are welcomed fir UbIkaU.s. All l.tt.rs out be sigied, with a seafts address aid, If psulblc, a teleph..s umber a. the IdeMity silk. writer may be wrlflidd The Eveslag Herald wal respect the wishes of writers who 4o esi west thek uses I iriM. The Eveslog HiraM An reserves the riot to to liters I. e0i10 libel es Is cesium to space requk'e.ata. __________ . 4) The Tne Clock By DORIS DIRICH Special People. Some people are born ecla1. . . and just can't For my money, Betty Ford is one otthese he sqW special people. At age $0, the vivacious former First Lady Is alive and well, thank you — and maybe on the kink ofrebirth. She's a lucky, lovely lady. I have always admired Batty for her franbess and openness. Jed because her husband was president of the United States doesn't make her any less — or more — the woman that she is. This Is how it is with many VIPs — except the public expects them tobe something they are not — allowing no margin for shortcomings. Ford stands real till In my book. Instead of tüilng behind silk sheets and feeling sorry for herself when she had a radical mastectomy, she shared the agonizing experience with other women facing the same problem. She Is credited with making It easier for women in the same dr-cwnstances. And then like millions of Americans, Batty succumbed to drug and alcohol addiction. Her wonderful, loving family recognized her chemical dependency, intervened, and Betty was whisked oft to a reliabilatatlon center In Long Beacb CaL At first, Batty was ashamed of her dependency, but once again hit her problem bead-on In a center designed for U.S. Navy personnel and dependents — no silk sheds this time, either. Although the going was rough, Betty Ford did something and now she Is sharing the humiliating — but rewarding experience with others in the same boat. After Betty got a touch of Instant health, she went on a beauty kick and had a face lift. Good for hen She's back in circulation — looking and feeling great — and serving as an apostle or disciple — carrying the message. Not too long ago, I beard aman hoed, "If mywife were an alcoholic and get drunk, I would shuck her" ,,you poor thing," I charged. "But what If she were diabetic, and want into a diabetic "But that's different, he argued. "Sm., I would rob her to emergency." In defense of allthe "special people" Iannounced, ,Well, friend, there's one thing for certain, addiction or dependency can be arrested, but how about all the CIOde like you who are jIat naturally clods and can't be cured?" 't like s.Butheisafrk!Id,a1thoghhe He lacks understanding and compassion in many areas. Soil you are one of those speclal people like Betty Ford, congratulations. City P EOPLE I - — pope spoke at a dawn mass at the Santo ANGLE.WALTERS the church's priests, deacons, nuns, monks and seminarians. Freedom? And For Whom? Recovery Question Unanswered Kennedy Kennedy received an invitation late Thursday 'lbs hunker 1385-3 is sad a British journalist named Turner who Poland. WAI1UNGTOW ubargas, we ar wiiiing his some, W" took the Mary to a top Ft' ft worked far the old I+iDaily Herald. buried o the memery of B 1 JCUJPfT Leaders of the T wasthseatylr#1ophehoddaringthe1$ (ineofthecrwdsdcsueawastofayouig arnbNsyofficIMwhe Weil swseethe1left Protest to yeers he was burled In the sariS ls's pikes A1M woman who was kidoepped from her Mdrepetslfltel, uping the iS wieLd — ks somber in —iflirw It the Vioma epartuet on her wsdg *1101d thp rmMke along to Ambsr A," latornleod loomis Isreic. t, st whom sydam, the iterks "Gang Au*Ipdngt." sway to Mucow. Gay then Sovid llauienai *timiitoaath out th* psitsd by submitting lbs 60y.ld farmer Psl army os.$sk' authorities diasover they had the wrong parson; '-'put Ieims4 firms wOe inre * Amm's w, Isw rek&ding hiss ass IS'el sr the me that witid lived in _ hmmd, 09 tan rebel army ers only a —. gssinwrit iwwser,aa inlomi. HSsh5isflWPkIid*leiP1 ofa. mad on the s Dear. lbs bridetehe UI keochofthe.sordpee.Hedssr to sideel he aniued from Mey 1I, anyway. ISe A urysai130160118117 rne shows and he was ' -'.d to I 1185, But !"a face tune geke ad He s j4J9&4II5 odtMNpinbd I ImHe he radle the hsmn if !ia dory of al's own aired, though It odI tu arIis — ,Muru&,t .tofanal — osfrompadqchges,sadteDed nearly years age, Is as fr as mngsdtoaadoto dugapitou_____ Awns ft ji — r+ kopir I' he ud in sariei todey'. hrA,e His agasy bsg when he visit, for 4Mii to —'--the Imill MW learned if Isvld iienscid$aa of Jown and tried to wits UIarroded lS — hsld by varies taa.piotit tL ___ seldk in pikes.) ______ amselds 4. se iSuview w ka Ila— A ________ ____ 't'pieoldeda flF'g of ___ .. by a __ ' " Is ___ ins term if yffl"islwbsmdodyfailodtoMswup a.ir ,.M,sisina.deaIjtaiIsof sa.n,wlhebsd# sal14ae,4aisaa, tstY — lAj4aI , FM iqisl, bid bdr.ysd a + the bvld sesiat —1 a.odsbs,etoHevls'Theiuly AnufteoL tbiROM1100 a we t. the Soviet aulPidlies. hoary Aj, ___ _ __ •iaytWeaheveI.h,_ __ Among the "li, died" sudued by yIai :_LT. if hd a be Polish tees my American frtu&" lb. "b. whe uiuLà,i of F .De an bud in LUM aft the fell of ' --Ma Was aiourke*totoW, bd ws t_r*_ Is t - by I ngiw witieihiIag.ltswaiidos dm*rened to Ma Potudith. s an iup aalijomoldi a liMa. iIMr to umu where he ud ad cgss Ietena.a of Helium, r, TISd a Pads mar. ___ + iseMy _L if of It "Is: lbs IM. Duiir.- -i eead — b111100 1utdt He w add it hee fli if u6 ind fhe in !JIdI "Him ___ — a. ___ now a. ____ — _____ m WASHINGTON (UP!) — Senate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd seems to get younger every day — and It has his press secretary waxing on the sensitive side. Byrd's once silver hair suddenly has darkened — "So dark," cracks on Washington observer, "it looked purple on my set." Snaps secretary Mike Willard, "Maybe that guy needs to adjust his set. . . I've been with him two years and haven't noticed any difference. With world crises and things like that, I don't see how that Byrd's hairstyle would be a major story" Willie: 'Not Like Me' BOSTON (UP!) — Willie Mays says he's oIwifr1 OhnI hA'aI hThIfIA civh aftmn0 he still thinks he's the finest baseball player he ever saw. That's the Say Hey Kid's reaction to his own reaction • a. - on being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. But, says he of his boast, at the Boston baseba ll writer's dinner, "That'snot like me.. I was giving my honest opinion. It doesn't sound too good though." Humility thus honored, he named Roberto Clemente and Cesar Cedeno as runners-up for his title. a. a. a. a. Of a. et vsui_El a -- a.___ . ru*; 01i —p. •_ SL-A • N a.u.s. Isiy ad. It no $I iSeraur r adaa me, i week j asà.juidiu1Iura.JsulW* Aey, adisc P.4 Auly mist. :j Jews in — dud ad ir 1 rid to - — — .•- ...a........,+...3 a....—......-..L. . ina. -1. horn. 11 _ £'. - .a, q in j -_. ______ -- - - ad died 400 Ith St., 19 at Florida Hospital, Altamonte Springs. Born In Oakfleld, Ga., she came to Sanford in 1931. Mrs. lAwson taught In Seminole County School * Brisson Funeral HomePA in LAWSON, MIS. FLOutS Funeral srvicn for REID Mrs. Flossie Reid Lawson of 100 — E. 5th. St., Sanford, who died Jan. 15, in Altamonte Springs. will b Saturday at 1 p.m. at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, with Rev. Amos C. Jones of. I iciatin. The body will lie in state Friday 1. 10 p.m. at St. Paul MU Church and Saturday 5am. until the service. AKA urvices will be 7:30 In 5:30 p.m. at the church. Burial In Lichelberger ___ at ____ + o PUBLIC NOTICE ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS It's That Time Again, ARE YOU ELIGIBLE FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION, WIDOW'S DISABILITY, ADDITIONAL DISABILITY, AND/OR SENIOR EXEMPTIONM _____ If you feel you are entitled to any of these exemptions, please + '4nee •!UI A LW U1VVMIW £1— Fir I. "w' Asuuta, I • t + U'.NSMAIZ$ . Lmiimo 3234U4 thrd in 1j4 from Bred.- *+ I" iws • * + . * . * Um CkiWae.11. aaraiss, 73, if US laitwoid Dilve, am e bre in in, Ga., she cam. to + + +. --+ —--.UUUIP1UUlUUIUPUIU HonwPA In charge. / wuuIah riupuij + flj,JIIdII Office in person or by phone at once! part, is is cherp of , ommbsrs I avltshIs __ Mrs. Alma Reid, Mich; and wle, Robert Bold, Jachoonvilhi. Lawson Feasral Home, ed psrssss oileuslbte fir sflsliu fists at PackagiN $ysflms Csrpers$ss ø aSafloMay, JIsry 15Ir $uuv, ii, l$ aid rscsvsry ii air use. lIsslasd $st with asrIl * u..ij charge. ____ + as s Mrs. Flossie Reid Lawson, of j. . ivlsI -u. — Tuesday, will be Saturday at II am. at Brisson Funeral Home with Ralph Brower officiating. Burial in Dakiawn Cemetery. + a. a. Brision Funeral Home-PA is arrangements. FLOisIE LAWSON HOSPITAL NOTES -- + — n....• k System, tutU her retirement. She was an active member of St. Paul IULosIarY Baptist Church, where site served as a deaconess, member of Q (g' Cemetery. Richmond J. Lawson No. 2 and the Missionary Funeral Home In charge. Unds Crumton iaar a. im was a member of Society. She Jocquilins W. Davis ADMISSIONS SHAMBLES, MRS. CHRISTINE Teachers the Retired Janet A. rnwy Sord: H.— Funeral wvicn f0 Mrs. OltInide 0. N.ntutt Asioclation of Seminole Siren. Irambie Christine H. Sharelss, 73, of 115 OSetIIWIS IrOO1 Orange County, National Larkwood Drive, Sanford, who Altenis Hsword Sill Moors Ellen S. LIvinislen jgaj, died today, will be Monday pthfr Teachers Wild. irI Debra K. Kitsap& baby Florida Educational p.m.atHarrlsFuiwralHotn.ln O.jmlo Mo.rLLIII.Mary+ Live Oak with N Re v. Leo King David P. WillIams. L1M140d Iva A. Veii, 01*110 officiating. In lieu of flowers IbirtO. ThoinasanOrane. City Association and Alpha Kappa DI$CNA1H$ donations may bemadeto the AiphaSotority. Chll&in's Home in Survivors a's bar hsbwd. Methodist Enterprise or the Arthritis A. Lawson Jr., *", FoundatIon Headquarters In i.SSIIISIUIIURIUSSSIIIIU!( Mrs. Jun.11 L Walden, aradsnton, Fla. Burial in Live Oak Cemetery. Briseon Funeral Orlando; —: gySI.i. g. ___ -. + - Sen. Byrd: 'Purple Hair? a. a. - -- etstse --MIAMI (Ut'!) — When 2-year-old 2-year-old Michael Granhoim toppled from a seven-story apartmeat window 25 days ago, doctors said he didn't have a chance. But he's back home today, apparently free of either physical or mental effects. "It Is very rare that he's alive," said Dr. William Brown, Michael's pediatric surgeon. "I can't tell you how rare." The accident happened nearly four weeks ago when the toddler crawled up on a window ledge. tq climb, intQ his crib. He loan "thescreenandltgave way, letting hi ' + 7e feet to The totmd below. + * Carter Stands - 7-Story Fall, Tot Lives m ftir a. GunswBuffer'. 1a %mewhere' - — + *1 Between BOSTON (UP!) The parents of 3-year-old leukemia victim Chad Green, who fled Massachusetts rather than obey a court order to stop treating the child with Laetrile, have taken the boy to Tijuana, Mexico for treatment with the controversial cancer drug. he Isn't about to retract It -V departments and city position of having the man who Is going to fill the position tell us After about two hours of what his duties should be," said ' debate Thursday; Vice Mayor Terry. Harry Terry advised fellow In other action, the council councilmen to draft proposals heard from Carol Smith, Title of the powers and dutlà of the VI officer for the Seminole city manager for next week's County Manpower Office. She meeting. reviewed some of the new rules By HELEN THOMAS by 3 percent, Carter says: "As he said. On the other hand, California The discussion of the city for operating the CornUPI White House Reporter president, It Is my central Carter believes he Is In tune Gov. Edmund Brown is moving manager's duties began to get phrehenslve Employment WASHINGTON (UP!) responsibility to ensure that our with the wave of the future and to the more conservative sldoof mired when the topic turned to Training Act (CETA) Title VI President Carter Is ap. defense forces are strong that the new Congress, in closer the party spectrum. Some the way the manager would program. proaching the new Congress enough to deter aggression." touch with the homefolks, believe Brown may have gone function with the police Under new guidelines handed from the middle of the road. Also, he is girding himself for agrees with him that the time farther than his own party department. down by Congress, the city will His $532 billion budget for the day when he starts selling a has come to put the brake on the could ever go with his call for a "My view Is the city manager not be able to continue the same fiscal 1980 has renewed the strategic arms limitation pact scope of federal government constitutional convention on to would not be involved In the employee in a CETA Position "guns and butter" controversy after it Is reached with the and the tax burden. force a balanced budget. day-to-day actions of the police more than one year. However, between liberals and conserSvlets to many Senate the "He is In the mainstream of But somewhere in the middle department, but would be in- employees already working for vatives. hardliners. ers. Anierican politics," said press is Carter - becoming more and volved In the administration in the city for less than a year Republican leaders, In "The spending restraint Powell. more the moderate that. he secretary Jody so far as the budget is con- would be allowed to continue In traditional foes of big govern, this budget means that In some then Ted IF that is true, probably always was beforethe cerned," commented Coun- their present posts for 18 mont, say the cuts could be areas the government will Kennedy, a potential rival For presidential campaign. lie may cilman Cliff Nelson. months. Councilman Burt Perinchief Any new employees hired to deeper. Sen. Edward M. simply not be able to do as the presidency, is out of step wind up in the Eisenhower Kennedy, 1)-Mass., on the other much as It has in the past" with the public. mold. pressed for specific examples fill a CETA post in the future hand, is leading the liberal Carter said. "Inevitably, real of the manager's ad- must be at an entry level, ac- onslaught whit9i g'nnr1mng •h.. A.41 -.. -',..-.-....-. ... al i..., III&J IJ_ IUU U II V11 rntnlstrative responsibilities. cording to Miss Smith. CETA budget as an excessive burden are to overcome Inflation. In He charged the city manager only provides for a salary of up on "the poor, the black, the would be In a position to delete to $6,635 per year, about $400 a sick, the young, the cities and Perspective items the police chief felt year above minimum wage. the unemployed." Somewhere in between, formulating this budget, I have stands Carter. By reducing the made every effort to spread the estimated deficit to $29 billion burden fairly and objectively." Lyi'nan: Sales Crusade and reducing federal spending, The document Itself is a Carter believes he Is being signal to Democrats that the responsive to the first demand party leader Is ready to To Save Senior Prom of the American people — to retrench on the "Great SocleThe iteff qi the Lyman High SChOOl student paper, The fight Inflation. * LyU utiott*r,jij+jiat 'eyoá Growl, wasconducting a special sales crusade "The polIcy of restrglnt Is dot tIfled past Democratic presitoday. Goal: sale of 1,000 newspapers at 25 cents each. a casual one," he said In his dents. Purpose: to raise funds to save the senior prom, acbudget message. "It Is Impera. He believes his approach is cording to Cheryl Schnialinaack, one of the editors. tive if we are to overcome the "compassionate and corn__________________________________________________________ threat of accelerating Infla. petent" but that there are no lion." new breakthrough solutions to He said his budget "supports the problems that have plagued AREA DEATHS a balanced fiscal policy" and American society for decades. will slow Inflationary pressures "I have ensured that my TALMADGE ANSLEY She is survived by one while permitting growth. budget include adequate funds Talmadge P. Ansley, 71, of daughter, Mrs. Jean Norris, The fight for the federal for programs that help those 2W Celery Ave., Sanford, died Sanford; three grandchildren, dollar was anticipated. But Americans most truly in need," Tuesday. Born in Talladega, Mrs. Ginger Shelton, Knoxville, Carter is In effect laying down DOES YOUROLD Ala., he came to Sanford In 1984 Tenn., Mrs. Jo Arline, DeLand his blueprint for smaller, more FURNACE GIVE YOU North Carolina. f and Bill Norris Jr., Altamonte effective government and "a rHF CHILLS" THEN I'TS TIME TO CHANGE TO He is survived by two sons, Springs; six great grand- balanced budget as soon as Robert Ansley, Sanford,and children and six sisters, all of economic conditions permit." Cieneri Lawrence Ansley, Pasadena, Bradenton. To those who LTitIcize him for Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Willard Brisson Funeral Home-PA is increasing the defense budget Hoskins, Newport News, Va.; In charge of arrangements. CENTkAL II FOR THE BEST six brothers, Glenn, of Sanford, qlip,lY, TV SERVICE Thomas, Frank, Lee and Fun.rol Notices ___________ Austin, Talladega and Bruce, ___________________________ I'A'LI 'I$I Tampa; two sisters, Mrs. Sarah PH 322 0352 r,I'I&'J Ave . MISLEY, TALMADGE p, Wade, Riviera Beach and Mrs. _________________ Funeral servicn for Talmadge Edna Hill, Louisville, Ky. and n,iiy, I,, w mu eiery eight grandchildren. Ave., Sanford, who died - treasurer. Laetrile Boy In Tijuana ANDERSON — Coming To Ton g Fete to the upcoming White House state dinner for Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping. The delay in sending the bid, a White House official said, was due to "some discussion" over whether the Massachusetts Democrat should be invited at all. 'Some folks were not overjoyed at the idea of inviting Kennedy who has been kicking us in the head," the official said, "but we decided to be gracious." Kennedy accepted. The movie industry Is not unfamiliar with the the vessels must stand Idle off the coast until the unique approach works on the idea that It should smoking. "The applicability of the concept of subject. The Hays Office was a power In recipient is prepared to accept delivery of the be a lot easier to help people avoid smoking In the first place than to try to change habits Inoculation is obvious," he said. "U youngsters Hollywood during the '3fo. While during that are likely to be called chicken' for refuiktg Perm the Andloo wd many classics, they Iad.ad of providing a guaranteed supply of already established. "A great deal of Information about the risks offers of cigarettes, they can be forewarned of were also restrained from plctwlng much that oil If imposta from a major supplier (such as of heavy smoking has been disseminated In the pressures of that sort and provided aaseetivensas was true about American Me. it rrtIgt* be noted unexpectedly sharply halted or Iran) are tailed, the SPR program has become a textbookpast 15 years but the fact that one In five young training which will enable them to counter those In posing that under the then-prevailing code, eurç4s of a govermnec* undertaking plagued people continue to adopt the habit clearly In- pressures. two pictures for which Katharine Hepburn was "They can be trained to reply, 'U I 'make to to receive Academy Awards In the Ifo nslgM not by entaam problems, w '9.dukd delays, citcates that a more sophisticated approach to prove that I'm not a chicken, all rm really be have been produeeci—"The Uon In Winter" for the problem Is needed," he said, a_______ McAlister told a recent American Heart showing Is that I'm efrald net to do what you Its frequently spicy language and "Look Who's p-IMW fJ want me to do'." ; Association meeting at Hilton Head, &C., Corning to Dims?' for its taboo subject matter, that terransen caverns near Bryan Moist, McAlister said this approach Is being triad In the name) miscegenation. Wed Hackbsrry, La., and Bayou (bodaw, La. A oven half Of all young people who smoke today ___ _____ mine at Weeks Island, La. Is being prepared and adopted the habit before or during their ninth sixth and seventh grade claoome at four FIIIdO(U p.zticulanly of expeeulor', Is , San Jose, Calif., ares and six In the schools In the a fifth site Is being acipaired at Sulphur Mines, grade In school. fragile and relative. In the arts. It often Is a "The major factor that students themselves Bodo aroL LL The offectl"nose of the program was matter Of taste and VWVI JudgmNAL Ono Pr-Thmpiabllc4 ,dev.ntintheldoryofthe report as Influencing their decisions to excan be another's prism, truth, a point red at Wed Hackberry lit year, penimint with tobacco Is peer pressure, and assessed at two schools near Sen Joe. during the program occur UI made not IOIIg ago by we of the perwhen DOE contractors allowed to much direct Influence from a 'favorite' peer appears to 1V17-7$ school year. One school received the that ld en t dimeters on the preset Supreme Court, presume to build up while pisuping oil Into a salt be the most potent of those pressures," experimental program and the other did not. a Surveys .uppkm.'4.d by random aunphnge of Justice William Brennan: McAlister said. dome. He said yowtsrs often consider smoking a eshthd breath showed that only LI percent of "I 0411 he oanvn 4g4 In a case Involving The oil spurted from the cavity, Idi a but diesel engine and ignited. The On burned out of sign of indspr'd.rce from adult authority, and a seventh graders In the school given the proam the radio broadcasting of objectionable coated for five days, one men was killed, others sign of maturity. He said a child who refuses an compared to LI percent of yodsrs of the language, "...a depressing k4Iy to ap preciSe that In ow land of cI.al pluralism dcr*kallyand two drflling rip wsre offer of a cigarette may be called a "chicken." same age In the other school. ildren darted smoking there are masy who 8Ik, act, and talk dli. had fewer Not only ch of Th pts an offer a " e ymeg p5 destroyed. Tutu cod to the taxpayers: $12 school with the Isterviatlos program, but fetlj from (do msmbw of th@ MW of In the cigarette gains not only greater acceptance 1nfl)' "I want to know it anyhedy in Dog bow smoking peers but also the appearance of being McAIIdsr said the entire social Mm*we majority), and who do it re their fragile leadmIkke. It Is only a acids othweentrw a salt cav*y" says more 'tough,' 'cool,' mature and advsrdwoia regarding smoking bad c'iwged. r,peut that wtd than his or her nonsmoking peers." tardy anybody myopia that enables "The dadets osneorihip of oo is Pep. W. Ikun Meets, Bela., 1W So McAlister and two colleagues at Stan ford smokes now' and th at 'It's net cool to smoke menicetlom solely because of the worde they w e th hapvi"d University developed the psychological ape anymore'." contain." 1 they were doing (sad) It JACK job next Thursday morning bilitles of the city manager. without a clear direction from However, Perinchief, Terry the council as to what powers he and councilman Francis Mark should exercise, opposed the Idea. They said However, the city charter they felt the council should outlines his duties as ad- research the Issue further rfllfllSttMiflg all departments before hearing from Kulbes. except the police and fire "That's putting us in the WASHINGTON (UPI)— Sen. Edward M. 'Ii WASHINGTON (NEA) — Worried about ByDONGRAFF possible oil shoctagea Induced by the political " ____ and then there are no fear, because the turmoil In Iran? Have H There are landmarks federal government has stockpiled mere than 70 million barrels of petroleum for just such an We Americans, for___ euirpae, take jedlflable emergency. ___ pride in such impve fits of the national There is, however, one email problem: scene as the Washington Monument, the Golden khougbthe Department of Energy Gate Bridge, New York City's Flatiron Building round salt caverns the crude oil into vast and Katharine Hepburn, whose acerbic wit drew along the Gulf Coast, nobody at DoE Is quite sure a comparison In terms of vintage and durability ._.,, how to get i out the last cited structure and herself bet As a matter of fact, DoE has encountered a during a recent appearance on the estimable few other difficulties with Its strategic teliViJon program, "60 Minutes.." Petroleum Reserve (SPR) program, designed to it was a lively interview, ranging over a long au*e the country of a l50.day oil simply in the career and related subjects, In the course of event of an International crisis. Among those .... which the actress delivered he,elf of a one-word problems: .. review of vittit movies: "filth." She also had a — In loss than two years, DoE's estimate of suUedlon for dealing with the situation which, vow the cost of the SPR program . arts have bean going of considering the way douMed, from $1.53 per barrel iadded late, made her sound like promising material for 1977 to p. per barrel ctrnentiy projecteci. the Supreme Cowl. The original plan called for placing "They say, 'Oh, no censorship. No, no— million barrels of oil In storage at a total cod of SCIENCE WORLD freedom of the press,' "she observed. "The hell $7.6 billion. But the big spenders at DoE now are with thotl They'" got to do oomething.99 talking about a one billion barrel reserve with a $n billion Vic* W. Everyone Is entitled to an opinion, of cows., __ they Peer Pressure Problem — Federal officials originally claimed and there Is undoubtedly a large body of It out would have 125 million barrels In storage by the thins In viewenland which would agree em. beginning of this year, then boldly doubled that proach to counter those peer prouures. He p1ta11y with this one. Amid all the sex and By AL ROSSITERJR. estimate to 360 million barrels. In fact, only likened It to the cOnce$ of Inoculation In VIolSIICS in films these days, it's not easy to UPI Sdeaee Editor about 70 millIon barrels now are In reserve. 11 the occasional r.dsnbtg social value. WASHINGTON (UP!) — A behavioral preventive medicine, with the "germs" of —Manyofth.salt caverns "e'lgntIdtO hold How to deal with the situation Is another lutist reports some success In psychologically smoking being the social presumes. the oil proved lnadssM., producing major hOwrn, m One on which there may be He sald the iidection' of smoking Cana in Ilg —_. But the DoE om'lali "inoculating" youngsters against the peer cocedderable difference buying the crue petrolawn continued to order IN em that often influence that first smoke pr.nted lithe sublet Is xpu..d to a weak + to fadilIts the develop- 62121100,are"that" who m do dose of those which might lead to a lifetime habit. gpnenti g pace. Dr. Alfred L. McAlister of Harvard meet of 'antibodies' which McAIIM.r defined in Co141esu? The cowls? Federal or local lawAs a result, DoE lad autwnn was paying , than million a month In demurrage — University's School of Public Health says the this case as skills for reah'4 the p.rJ of enforcuned authorities? A special agency? / position of taking over his new Kulbes' Idea on the responsi- Domingo basilica celebrated exclusively for Polish Survivor Recounts Prison Days And Ihal's ths famous Wa$AInQ l! PfO'*I lW I! Meeting without Mayor should be used for his departWalter Sorenson the Lake Mary nient. City Council failed to reach "You have that authority agreement on the powers of the now," Nelson told Perinchief. city manager and decided to The latter is responsible as Individually draft outlines of department head for public theresponsibilities of the post safety for approving all exfor discussion next Thursday. penditures in the police The council's action, or department. lack of it, puts Phil Kulbes, city Nelson and Councilman Pat manager-designate, In the Southward asked to hear SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (UP!) Pope John Paul II today delivered a pep talk to priests, nuns other clergy in * Santo Domingo at the closeand of his 20-hour visit to the Dominican Republic. Hours before heading for the Latin VIEWPOINT Eyed In Lake Mary — I Manager Powe rs IN BRIEF The Pope: A Pep Talk For Clerc,v In Dnmlnitn ww American Bishops Conference in Mexico, the ERRY'S WORLD . Friday, Jan. 26,1971—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, FL kLthShedI!adklAvek ayears pier to mark as. r,.,, if First United Methedid W . DEADLINE FOR FILING MARCH 1st Casssibsrry +Ph5ØSSISIMI TERRY 001MB! L CPA Inlerstats. SIIIIIRSIS CSWSIY Amex + MslIAessx ANimals . + $$41d3 PROPERTY APPRAISER SIMINOLI COUNTY COURTHOUSE Room ii Sa nford PhM 3234= ext.211 + aNSA if t .- - ............ �6A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Frida y, Jan. U iM Adventist COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.51 it Piney Ridge Nd THE SEVENTH - DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Carer irn & Elm Douglas Jacobs Pasts. Saturday Str.,ces Sabbath School Worship Service 11:00 a in. Wednesday Night prayer Service 00 pm e IlE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, .,% Mirrnng Worship Past., I II em. .Mortlifq Worship Evessins Service hI:11a.m 7:01p.m. school ofm.Bible The Church... rTiIg I ono i Christian ...::..i 4 * * . . . . ... .. .. ........- .. .,... .., ,1 .yI 5. j. .,.-, 1 I , . I , CHURCH OF 1.0*0*000 P1101 33t44$1 Pastor 5:11 am. 11:118.0. mono" worship 1:11p.m. Youth MeetIng 6:80 p.m. Evening Service 711 pm Wed. Bible Study NURSERY PROVIDED 1l I -; Nazarene PIll? CNURtH OF THE NAZARENE IISlSaslelAve. j.oij.s*. 7:11p.m. (Evening WsnIhlp) leRdey 141.04 5:414.m. MeRWeIp 1111a.m. Youth Ileur 4:11p.m. Ivangeffit Seryice 7:11p.m. 141ee6 Soryice(Wed.) 7:50p.m. Nursery Provided for all Services 1st 1 3rd Tuesday NigMs t 7:11p.m. 7:11p.m. Thursday NIØS$ervice For Transportation Phone 341.1111 or 323.1145 SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH II7 Airport Blvd. room fllINI Minister Cl 111101rd W. kIoub 5:450.m. SundayScIsel 11:118.m. Worship Service 1:51p.m. Eveneuigkcvice 7:11p.m. PrayerMeeling Wed. OW Truths hen a New Day LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION Ill Lakeview, Lobe Mary Nov. Jim Hughiens Pfttor Sunday Sc1ise 5:45a.m. Worship Sirvice 11:08.m. Worship 7:11p.m. Wed. Prayer Sen. 7:31p.m. 511 Part Ave. The Rev. Liroy 0. loper Holy Communion Holy Communion CMrckSckooI Holy CesmiWen ow Missionary Ailianc. . .5' SANFORD ALLIANCE CHURCH 1411 S. Part ' Pastor 9:43 a.m. 11:418.m. 7:11p.m. 7:11p.m. Midwest Service (W,t) Nursery Provided Passer The little frame' church in this snow-blanketed mountain village lifts its tall spire above Its rugged environment like a eiItiI1el guarding a sacred tnist or a lighthouse on a roelcbou nd ~, .. . .' ~ .. ' Christian Science 7:11p.m. Ocam IlliSyird and VeRve Ilsud lendsylerylee 11 :11Cm. Iusdsylósil 1111a.m. err-.ldey IsetIman, PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 1414 Paimells Ave. Rev. Rs,mondtveller Pselor Svnlsy$41s04 5*455*. . Msrnlng*ersblp 11:11a.m. Ivangelistic Services 4:11p.m. Wed. Prayer $ Bible SPuIy 7:31p.m. The village church plays a vital part in the life of the cOlflmflIItdty. The spiritual standards of the people are fashioned there; marriage vows ares ken at its altar, and the 7s11p.m. Roiling lii dIlly lMWll.I$11. ssaIslp.a, ... I I...,.. ..- . '.. LtIurch-pohltlng the people to God, teaching them the way of life giving them strength and faith for every need Church Of Christ ~ .. . e. 1~ , . I~'. I ,. . . , -A . . .5 . . .. • , L., :IO',;,.~l~; L :,L,~I ~., '..:, : ~.L !~. - . Worahlplervjc,5 I:31111:Nam. We maintain a Cknlsl$an Icksol - SOACIUNITID 11:118011. 1:11p.m. . ,..,, . . Congregational . . .- il __ W . -"doberia - . ~ l.Iw'!I . ,"' . . I .11.:,I' Pt aj ~I.',. .:* t . Ws..51,Isrv$ee . .. . - Tueg am W1-- CONUIATIUNAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH __________-1 -1 321.4154 . 5:35a.m. $uudskkIs4 p Il:IS.Ita.m. cAu'm31's ___________ ____ - L ... 1 Arts . Roman, 8:22-39 Itt ,r,~-!tl".I r; 1.1 t,~t il. .4 7:31 p.m. SotIly Chill? 41*1715 MITHO14$TC$sU0Chs e. s od p Sov.Aabsspni-n Saturday Ephesiana Ephealans 3 6 12:1.17 I, by The A.eivecas Thursday Friday Acts 10:943 11:11a.m. dlII m el Tod I :" : W WwWIDNOv 745 t. P I S I A " S o m 1111". 1 06"N I:* a 0" Prayer@ = WM~ ~" I Is I hurm" -I t ne l" s 10L WINTER SPRINS$ I2!UI IP II,04I MIIIII1 eR I I*IIdRS MYPladIfflIun ,r District Conference THE LAKE MARY UNITED •RISIYTIRIANCHUICH WIlbur Ave.. Lab. Mary Roy. A.P. Sle,s. Minister loudly Chunct kkesl 9:41a Nit 11:11a.m. 7:31p.m. W.d.C11 5Ct$CS 1:11p.m. Is .I 15pe.,oa sel Tuesday Wednesday Sunday Monday Act.t Acts 4:23-37 10:1-8 '. IIIIS,Pi,tAve. YOU CAN FEATURE YOUR CHURCH IN THIS SPACE P00 $1.71 P11 *01* Copyn9fll 1979 Koesab Adverksen9 SIYICO. SVasbewg Vigrul 1 .. w 11:11a.m. 4i$ p.m. YsuIbMaell.., Teosdey Silo Study Prsy - . O 4:0 sm $bailngSrsps - OIbAvs.&Ndlt. lev.VlrIL,yaM.po.I., liv. Duel CouI.o. £ose Pselor k 1m Love I Healing Service Love and Healing service will be held at B p.m. Saturday in the sanctuary of Community United Methodist Church, Cauethsrry ioattring Dr. Herb Bowdoin and the MethodIst Hour team. Theservice will follow day long fish fry and chicken barbecue sponsored by the United Methodist Men from lla.rn1tolp.m.on the north parking lot of the church, located on Highway 1792. Proceeds will go the the proposed Gary Sowder Youth Memorial Building and to the Methodist Hour International radio ministry. A Th. Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible 'ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK ja'° FII.. HowardH.Hodg.sandStaff - -. .- . FLAGSHIP SANK OF SIMINOLIesid Staff 200 W. Orlamb -... , - I THE McKISBIN AGENCY - ..1 • DISCOUNT FOODS ' - L D PLANTE. INC Oviedo, Florida . Sanford . -- and Employes uvvey LUMBER - STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff PANTRY PRIDE ,.-. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO.. INC J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff Insurance - WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY - . - DEKLIS - S " GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employes 07 . . *RELL& BEVERLY HA TRANSMISSION . ,. .DavldBeverIyaniat, L 7kDl,ifl.iIM - ' II, r -.. ' KNIGNTSSHOESTORIDowntownSanford p - PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes JOIN THESE SPONSORS . ANDHELPKEEPTHIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE I S4.00PER WEEK CALL 322- 2611 '. SISLISTORICINTU IPPrJL - --- . - - - Service In Spanish WILSON IER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIKOLASS $PAINTCO.,INC. .- - Dn Knigh?& Staff - Eunice I. Wilson and - Staff . - - -. WlNN.rnlc -.--.- CTnDCC . - us Rev. Antonio E. deParis of 370 Tulip Trail, Cauelberry Is organi"ng a new Spsnh')s speaking Baptist mission for the NorthOrsog.S'ole Cotmty am.The first service will be Sunday, Feb. 49 at 10:45 A.M. at the MaitlandL. Civic Center. I - -, 5--.-.- and Employes and Employes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY OF 000 -. NI. TsØmMu Su CSu* 01104, iii. Null' stsd "M AIL iisi 1711 Os, Ave. 1151*0 PInI SIPISIS Churab, INS W. $111 St. Psso, B15IS CIngel. 111111. P1111 SNud, IaR*d -. - IAPTI$T - *ileds 110411 dIre. Ovilde 4 P: - . CIsest 11 Cia-IIS dm4111 CkW. Lgu1 Ckw4154Clas,w.ip,iss. NerlisMu Clerel 11 Ctu$ol. Pie. Nsvsa WI.. MIlhIaal A111,00 uiI 154U . • ___ 11Ca pi p. Mhg* ,s Caiges 0S5. . ,0401 0.00 Owe. sts Pert Ave. - ij -. rr.0 0,011 Nsa-u-i 1p1, IL.ISI,. - - S r"---5i Omil. Mu Cypouus 11. iI'SfllSN' Iv4ngi' T 5.011 Owe. 004. 1ge$ag Rd., *t.us.N Iprtas - .-., F:v!Urilhd$WtIN* :: 04 541, NI.. 5ng541 Ns bus rn bu& Ass. 'WW 5.051OwØ 15 Labs MillS S10lIScau DPI$ haM .J.,..It - CATHOLIC - -' . .', , I r ____ $1y$T$y ASVINTIST d6 11IN ___ A vo_ _ •eews ___ SASTEIN SOTIS100K ____ ,. -- LINUS £354 Ow0, bay. FaMe IsiJiu _r11104 05.4411.1105045 - . .•- __ *. ___________ -, . 1- .; '-.'rI ML I R I * Jerry Ass. -l104$ 91 ** . a'- ' • - , - MeiMi _ L*1-ii.. wss CSNSOSW41jI e. 05*, °iV iii. 111 II. Labs M.s 00$ Sr Stud, Labs *54. N ISI*L 41. 411. Is. L10 Mu.i U4$ Itoh 11i 111111111111=1111141. - prn Owl Nil ISO - -- -;:.&T"-: - ___ -. •j. j105._ -' - LVMGM ___ - -- "A.2= 1400.0006 I PHil CUrl 15 Mi Nau,4, - . Yf i MID~ lwwmgwL-- - dy1aHI51l71u.is I • ... CIur005N1*PsMuN,Ia,WI..1 -S - I W ..Iul0.ge r,ri*.Jshi,*5 $rr"1 $0415. .- . -. ___ - - l a r.ft = U.N. C1U1?Y Thu fl.I$,NJ&O it" Ore. tuIbui, a 1UJ - PHil - -•'-- . - ., - . .-- f_ Wad - - ___ * :lT1UDL 1*111011 Owe. * __-5_J Tn .JE..*I, $ge 00$ - ____ . - _ a. lftft I I 0 - 51 __ _ - .. ( 116.6'.i. 0- - $ J -1 r I . . . . I - - - 1.11j.s Sclini• Os' 11.0 11$ y W. lIve?41hr'A54 r-.ue.__4111It. I - ___ we"' - ___ -.. .... -. . - - ______ The Power ____ lI%_l._.__ _I. Afuclnatlngezperlmentwaz communication with God and ' conducted by the schools In fellowship with other So4h San Francisco a few Christians, it will certainly be God Is alive and well and Inseparable In the minds of the yesrsago. It was arsther poor I there. living In the hearts of the survey group. More than half area and the schools were For two thousand years the nation's outstanding teenagers. fin d their religious convictions turning out duduits who were church has, In Christ's name, This is one of the major play an im portant role in their -mediocre at bed. One year the held before persons a vision themes In a countrywide survey moral standards and actions. ib. teEters were given a lid of high possibility and hope. I of 21,SOOhigh school juniors and students from whom they believe that all the sermons Consequently, 76 percent of the TO SPEAK seniors fisted in cold ever preached have had little Among American High SChOOl high achievers have not had rormance. me imliledim was influence when =prod to Dr. Cyril E. Homer, Students." Religion has been sexual intercourse and 62 Wd these were tigher In I.Q. this noble expectation the President of South- bo again among these teens percent credit their abstension with 111111:1111111011, performance. than the average or church holds before God's Eastern of and faith Is a reality that ex- 10 a moral code bathed in Surprising U thu soUnds, It people. Parents Influence their Assemblies College other ap.dal ability Actually of God and a tends outside the church walls religious belief. t true. Mmy hW wee a principle well known to been eILeen at random and Jasivii when HO walkedthe children not with lectures or former church pastor to their social and personal Religion has grown up with disciplines, but with a quiet, and army chaplain, will lives. the country, too, according to were exactly like all the other &th. "God loves more often unexpreued, expectation the1a.InQeM1on," of Eight out of ten teens polled these young people. In the past He kept tilling people. "You what auiia"ity mum when speak Sunday in the 8:30 are members of an organized few years religion has become and 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. religion. Some 62 percent p111 morerelevanttot he beliefs TheimIshlgthIngwuthat, are the ligldo( the World, the and Ittalklabout falth.whatpeople services at emdoltheyss',Ihey were SSltt the EOlb!" Moi First be found In churches and actions of a plurality (49 perexpect of themselves and of Assembly of God. synagogues on the weekly cent) of the teens. lb. ones who showed oz- anyone who ever lived jam out of OUM is os, ofworld's Sabbath. A vast majority (94 ten believe theirSeven clptkS11' pl' Why? I had the ability to attract even religious mew It wee In the attitude of the most mediocre persons and percent) attend religious denomination's philosophy and services at least on holy days. pract ices ha ve acclimated to u to the teachers. Every con- lead them to perform far The Almlghtytnily exists for the timesat versatlon, every facial ozIts In just the riglg pace. th eseyoung people. Just one pr'', every gesture con. the the beaJnnlng there were twelve I percent of the teens say they Indeed, times and religions to the papil 1W his &&r&Ctaps bef ore Jsi took ordinary, sinful men who . re atheists, whIle 96 percent do change. A decade ago, ixpEtid grid tlth*i WN&W hold of them. Alter that y caught the vision of what God indicate their belief in a per- America was playing a requiem from him. Each us r9dId Mou*A of tisem ansi how HO changed the world fie all time. loved them Since then billion. . sonal God or Supreme Being. for religion as headlines Pert of His success certainly of men and women have :Religion and morality are declared God dead. I I aw* I...,.. •L WUJ eusy CabythI55fle,Su,haye lull uu wo IPOW •.vw raaponded to his expectations ii grmnm. by the same exNd one of Me tws1v or any of the billions ,s The Power of Pxp,ct icnl : becomeware petted, erIcd Sho a th Whdarimarkglefcrceft Is! % Inst to cls 11th C.t7 poled ad Aaypwed who expects to raise Will WO Call :-d them. CSId of his fattil ChI*u 11 $01II 10 ftj,U a pest of Gods family wO be dMp MWNW aesedt Everyon, who Ix. Ck pods hlmlieV to fail will do so living a file far beyond what $SvIIdoy it to be. at I .'elc*. - wUded bnagip. n "Jsho Hue" Is a . God's expectations combined I drama ma mu's come to church -expecting 11111 yours arid mine always of salvation by =&ft. W9 WE &W exactiy provides more than we coold EVANGELIST W& IN the (SOS of IS' 1111L U we came elpeethig nk er ezpsct ,. euugious euie up ____ .- &R-- -.- - . -. - ______ __ __ - .. ____ __ - - prturt sad death. A ______ a p iWi's Of l lietS b7$.$Nllb.$ .1l a pi5Bod a_siic1 eskiiod W b a .PW. "01 Pd& . 1111161111 - "w -'-- -- at the W1ater.Pask$aS 1ces tUIII AN i. W. F1I11 p. ____ ToBeShOwn' A1sp-dIwWtinuIfIwIbsheId$ - - I,vl ( -, on'sDsySupyatths 7:3Op.a. service wus Iiyspssksraadms'sehslrledby øatk Manes.. oft "Mon I - * AwS1l0UN.W5H*ii, 1* 44 SeRve L1111111111liklien it -, Lake Mazy Bqt Mheisn will observe BIØ I 1600 __ awlb 10 - aptlst Men's Day . l oe000 - s1SsOtLt rr- u1.MI LabsAw. •- t.*_Owe. I. SISvy Ave.. S*p.lso - - . Rogers To Sp.ak Fred Rogers of "Mr. Rogurs' NeIghborhood" children's television show, Will be the speaker it the (tendo Christian Service Ceder bsaast, Feb. 1, at? p. m. inthsllowshiphaflolthetlrst Church of (lando. Per ticketsIt cafl Prisbyte 623. 1 center has a mili4acntod wiIltry In the ceqimunity_Inc1ug the 1ly Brd which aervea a neon meal te the hiiry. o 4S - Perb WI..___ $5 s.i.e . .5. ___ elWoLabssCIiIlItCku,41, lS'I5uinlMai. 0*S* . i _______ NO MISSION Am .. ...-. - irtley Conducts Series . PIP= O!Mu. 01151$ VIII. WeIIVS Pt II. t- u _ SI&dIB Lw. E a 0SO4JUS05*hIL1IMuI5$5iO4.331$p4,p. *N1A Ave. 51*0 0*5 11*LIIU Durab . M AN 014$ 0054. ICad Iinito. Oabs,sIss Churl, 0,410 -__ p1, L l N I co m lk 011111 CHUICHU Pens luiiIr Cleril 11004* Phil IseeR...__rlfli*ø dIre. $415 51*0 Ave. Pies MplljU Dm41. 'Se. N' $5. - Dweelhsr,111S*.._s1ave..suiin. • Du15 A". _ CIvil 041111 Pulse,, *1.PIrt Ave. lewes CIwil 151St INS W.liiiV.51*1 ;:i . 1101541 C1Jt FU5s$4d.l dm41, Ups ad. Wfl eS III lss dm41. III Bug at. ctiwwny , ' ''' e. Mess E , - . Low CIvil 11011 in 05111. lviii CIvil 1101111 Pr.0'jy,11111. UleA,, . I - s0411151111e,Ii 141,110015? I - - $5. F1UL waRd ur ___ dM41505 OP SOS is 11. 1ele Lilbilis Cksr41. 15. Mu Ileuls qUESTION: How can I When I read the gospel of coaviuce my fm.fly that I do Luke and the Acts of the at mood to go ha dieter? I Apostles which St. Luke wrote, haveeeked God t.beal me, d I better understand the reIbelleve He wilL lationship of Jesus and ANSWER : Some people doctor and I see how think because I had a major natural and supernatural healing of tuberculosis and I healing powers work together Spiritual Enrichment Ser- Miami. He is a member of continue to pray for the sick, for the healing of people. that I think medicine and When Luke, a Greek doctor, vices are to be conducted at several committees and is a prayer don't m1z. Nothing could joined St. Paul, an evangelist First United Methodist Church leader in the Florida Annual be f urther from the truth. I do healing whether It comes they became a healing team: of Sanford with the Rev. H. Conference of the Methodist not dividethem. Physicians and through prayer of from a Luke didn't quit practicing Wight Kirtley as speaker, Jan. Church. Music for the services will be surgeons and dentists have physician. No one can measure medicine when he joined Paul. 28-31, at 7 p.m. --A helped me and my family often, or even comprehend the power He was still a decr. Paul A native of Sanford, he was led by the Rev. Scott Harris, h --d~ and I imit say the some about of prayer. Yet prayer does not -didn't refer to him as a "for- pastor at Deltona United associate pastor of the Sanford heeling prayers. I thank God heal, neither does the one who mer,' doctor but a "beloved Methodist Church 196545. He is Church. The chancel choir and at p*0nt the pastor of First youth choir will provide music. for beth. My deep appreciation prays, b* prayer puts the physician." Luke was at "`m"""""""""""" for Jesus's statement, "The person who needs healing in a with the healing power of God United Methodist Church of Sunday evening following the ""417. 4 0 - I,_V7 "30 1 service there will be a reception Pr of faith shall save the position to be healed. through prayer and the healing hosted by the church. sick" (James 5:15) does not God also uses physicians to power of God through medicine, predude our lord's admonition deliver His healing power. Yet, Whether your healing comes Groups sponsoring the serthat they that are sick need a neither they, their surgery, through medicine or prayer or vices will be the United physician (Luke 5:31) their medicine, nor their other both, God is the one who heals Methodist Women on Monday God utilizes many methods or treatments can heal. They only you. I hope you will see the night and Sunday School delivery systems to bring His create the best possible con- wisdom of letting God use the classes on Tuesday night. Rev. bgsltng power to bear on our ditions In which God's healing healing Instrument He chooses. 40 Klrtley will also speak to the I'knots,Hela the sowceofall power can function. Men's Prayer Breakfast on REV. WIGHT KIRTLEY Monday at 7 a.m.; Ladies' Coffee in Fellowship Hall on supper and vespers on Tuesday Tuesday at 10 am.; and youth at 5 p.m. Of Expectation ____ No My PFWAM ii Pastors from Seminole County area attending the district conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church held in Crescent City were Rev. K.D. White Jr., St. James AME, Sanford; Rev. Alford J. Sanchez, New Bethel AME, Geneva; Rev. C.F. Brinkley New Bethel AME, Altamonte Springs; Jtev. M.M. Martin, Mt. Tabor AME, Forest City and Rev. Johnny Butler, St. Mary AME, Osteen. recognition snouiu open ways to opposition to the practice of "reactivate" Christian witness religion toward a begrudging In the wake of U.S. recogni- In China even if the new toleration of It and young people lion of China, American chur- relations do not specifically are becoming more and more dies are once again considering open the way to the return of concerned with metaphysical the possibility of the vast Asian missionaries to the mainland in questions," Karsen said. mainland as a new Christian the traditional sense. Karsen said the churches mission field. Another mission leader, Wen- should neither plan to flood Mainland China was once the deli Karsen of the Reformed China with missionaries "as largest U.S. mission field and Church in America, Sees a new soon as a wide enough crack in as many as 8,000 Protestant emphasis on the toleration of the door appears" or leave missionaries were working In religion rather than the previ- Chinese Christians alone to fend China In the 1920s. ous emphasis on its suppression for themselves. By the time the last Christian as part of a "new revolution" in He said the churches could missionaries left China in the China. "patiently and sensitively early 1950s following the contacts with "What might be termed a develop Communist victory, it was new revolution is being waged Christians In China" not to give estimated that there may have by China's present leaders to them advice but to learn and been as many as 4 millIon catapult the country into a demonstrate concern. Christians among the Chinese. position of a leading industrial In additFoñ, he said the How much of that presence pcwtll by the year 2000," ac- churches should be 'ready to remains is uncertain, cording to Karsen. respond to China's call to help The Rev. J. Philip Hogan, Karsen, writing in the the Chinese help themselves." executive director of foreign denomination's magazine, "They will increasingly be missions for the Assemblies of "The Church Herald," said that asking for foreign businesen, God, just back from a three- while the active practice of scientists, technologists, week visit to the mainland,says faith is still frowned on, "the agriculturalists, teachers and he found no vestige of organized new leadership has Initiated a other specialists to help facl1i religion during his trip, number of moves that signal late their great new leap forHe said the Cultural Revolu- change in the area of religion." ward. tion of the mid-1960s effectively "Why shouldn't Christians be He noted the reopening of the eradicated public religion of Institute for the Study of looking for these opportunities any kind and the 400 million Religion in Peking and the fact to serve in China," he asked. Chinese under the age of 30 are that religious leaders were "While sharing their "products of the revolution," invited to participate in the professional expertise, they totally materialistic and corn- Peoples Consultative Congress could also demonstrate a MUM to the "ethic of building as examples of the change. Christian lifestyle and quietly a new China." "There seems to have been a share their Christian faith with But Hogan also said that shift in policy from outright those who would ask." K Day Rev. M.H. Burke Jr. and menes. of New Bethel hAlE thurchin Canaan City will celebrate. 'AI*UM Men's Osyen Sunday. Speaker at the 11 am. service will be Rev. R.V. Webster of St. Stephen's AME Church in Jacksonville. Larry Smith of Miami will deliver the 3 p.m. message. Seminole County Ministerial Alliance, with more than 60 members, meets the first and third Saturday of each month at 10 am, at Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church, Sanford, with Rev. J. L. Brooks, host pastor. Making plans for membership drive are (left) Rev. L. R. Myers, pastor of Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church, treasurer and Rev, Alford J. Sanchez, of New Bethel AME Church, Geneva, public relations chairman. Prayer & M edicine Mix The St. Mark's Chapter of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will sponsor a chili supper, Friday, Feb. 2, 5-7 p.m., in theparlsh hail located at Fourth and Magnolia In Sanford. Chili, crackers and beverage will be $1 with salad and dessert extra. For chill to go, bring your own container. PIll?PIE3IY1RIAN CHURCH A . 4:11p.m. ______ 11:114.m. Orsle LI AL - . Kinlergar .• . ............... - owenship floo SSIIyS41SSI -. -- 0 Chili Supper Slated. Men's 1 1 S!Lm OvledlhIlavla) JS15J.Kucka.-hl - L ~ " ,: ~ ,"~ ~." ' ',' : I ~- , ~, . qA Si4wki, , - 7:31p.m. ll w .00 AL. t NEW MEMBERS The Hope of Glory, a contemporary Gospel music group will present a concert Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Sky Lake Park Church, 700 Wlnegard Road, Orlando. Based In Houston, Texas, the group travels throughout the United States and Canada ministering to people of all ages in word and music. Presbyterian o ... 44 tr-~j~ . I . lpb I. Liman . . Study 0000 iwip,.i, LUTNUSAN CNVICN d " . o, Il Z.nwj~ *~ 11:114.m. 11:11Cm. UvenlosServic, Ladies Bible Class Tuesisy Wsdsasdsy Bible Class ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH III Oak Ave,.Santord Pr. William mole Pastor Pr. William AvtheiwIeth Ass?, Sol. Vigil Mass 7:11p.m. San. Most lam., 11:31413 pe5 Cenlesslss.Sat. 44447p.m. . . - Ivas,elisl Fred Baler Sills Study ... . , ~~I,~~~V, Catholic ",;. , J CHURCH OF CHRIST 1113 ParIAVS.I ... . ,,.~ . "~.'.'. , , I : . FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP UNFORD *5t.COIMII..liiAv,. RIllROlpb.,li Ml den M141leSWe,,14 11:11a.m. veniWWabi, 7:11p.m. Idly Evening 7 31p.m. ISIlO 11:11a.m. mid Nursiry . .-.: ~ ~ Independent Missionary .-. -'..-.-_ -- Rev. B. RutI Grant LanDaU, Sundaylckuol 11:11a.m. MornippWershlp 11:11a.m. Susd.ylvenlog 7:11p.m. Wetllbloltvdy :11p.m. C...,.pMeMIng Sunmay S:)lp.m. TY'TblsI$T Ifs Rev. UImerA.Reuscber Pester Sunday Sdsosl 5: 11a.m. L .... FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 Iii Orange Street LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE IUUDIMER 21$0.IAve. m o _ to the worship of Cod. The fact that fl() community 511111% complete without its house of worship hears eloquent testimony to the universal recognition of mans need of religion. ____ ... . dedicated FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIUNTIST, DULTONA . ,. :. %1Ierv%er man has pushed his habitations-ill the bleak wastes of the polar regions, tinder the blazing tri.pIcal sun, or in the Iflilder climates 01(1)1 world-he' has 1111111 hiS churches L 7:11 p.m. Luh ran . :... ALLIANCE SEEKS Hope Of Glory Concert m m 11:118.m. 11:11a.m. Paste, Sund.y$41sel Wenshlp Rev.RebentI*ns . .. . I . LIhIS,. 5:41a.m. 11:11a.m. N p.m. 7:11p.m. • ... fr.. ~ MerwasWsrsklp Evening Service Iliuthera) . S.l5i1S3d Fri. Bible Study - APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH ?SIMCMISIA,IS,I CONOIUSAT1O*Al. Muting as Winter Ippo UIssen$ary ..? r _ 5:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:110.m. 11:518.m. I. The Antioch Missionary Baptist Church Choir Invites all who love church music to Its winter concert Sunday at.3 p.m. at the chul'ch at 311 East Broadway, Oviedo. There is no admission charge to the program which will Include hymns, spirituals, gospel music and anthems. Rev. James D. Hagin Is church pastor. Rector WINTER SF11. COMMUNITY UVANGOLICAL .P ' Sanford Sunday Ickeil LONG WOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cs.-. Church Ave. a Grant St. Winter Concert Pentecostal Evang.IkaI Congregational Nursery Provided Irk L. barrow I?. HOLY CROSS Christian 8 Evenin1 11:01am. 4:OIp.m . 7:30 p.m. 1:11pm. Evening WershWp Tues. Evening Pr ayer 5ev. Tues. Official BesrIMeet 2711 RIpeweaI Ave. laMent Florida 31171 Elder Relent Ovosas Patter Sundaylctsel 118 .m. Merising Worship : 11:41a.m. Evangelistic Service 4&t Past" 5:11a.m. SundaySdieel MefnlngWs.5hlp TRUE CHURCH OF GOD' a ,I Rev.M.H.IvrkeJr. 7:11p.m. Y.P.E.Wed. By DAVID E. ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer Episcopal Bishop William Folwell will visit Holy Cross Episcopal Church of Sanford Sunday for the 10 a.m. service, which will Include Confirmation and Renewal of Baptismal Vows." The Annual Parish Meeting will follow the 10 am. servicc. A covered dish luncheon will be served with the meat furnished. The treasurer will present the 1979 budget and four vestry persons will be elected to three-year terms and one to fill two years of an unexpired term. A prayer vigil asking God's guidance for Holy Cross will begin at 8 p.m., Saturday in the chapel. 4:01 P.M. NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City CHURCH OF GOD 113W.22ndltreel pa,,, C.D.Harris 5:41a.m. Sundayklosl 11:11a.m. Menlo, Worship 4:11p.m. Evangelistic Serv. Family Night Service _I ~'~ .. . ~.L,r .,~ For Confirmation Service 1:31a.m. Church Of God . . Missions Eye Chi''na Holy Cross Hosts Bishop 1:11p.m. Episcopal JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1431 West First Street S. B. Stanton Pastor SdOdIVSClllIl 11:11a.m. MirnlugSirvice 11:118.m. Evening Service 7:11p.m. Wednesday Service 7:34p.m. Rev. James W. Hammock Sunday Sdsssl Morning Worship Church Training Evening Wersaip Wednesday Evening Prayer Service FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 415 Park Ave. Le.P.KIng Past,, V. Scoff Harris Pastor MorningWorslhip I:31111a.in. Sunday School ~,, ;W ,1 % 0 1L Minister "&"W 6. maiden Sunday 541504 ' In Wake Of Recognition p Brief l y il~ I 1.1. WIlliamseni Myrtle Lake Hills Rd.. LiniWsad 1:118.m. 1:410.m. 11:11a.m. 4:11 p.m. 7:11p.m. 1:11p.m. I~ ' ;.,.r . Ir FIRST CHRISTIAN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Perk Avenue, Sanford 1: I . ,1.~ ,.~ . . c -,~ ,: .~ " . 7:11p.m. Wed. Service * ,~ ~,,.~' ~;..',, 1., ,- V - ~ .5 ' 11:11a.NO. WoriI1p Mi, .. ,, ,,-..; FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLUSOPCNRIST iHis isntord Ave. Minister ter Nov. 1400 W. Pain 5:41 sm. Sunday School , COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road like Mary Den SAsckIey Pastor Sunday SCIISOI , Worshiping 11:41 am. BiSWy 1:11p.m. Sharing IL Proclaiming 7:11 p.m. Wed over Mitt 7:11p.m. Nursery Provided I Supper .* UMYP .1. Sunday k11.I M14uIW.,1NP :hurch Training Evening Worship Wed. Prayer Service It OUR NATION! Friday, Jan. 26,1979.-7A Evoning Herald, Sanford, Fl. UMYF 1:30p.m. Evening Worship 711p.m. Wed. Bible Study & Prayer Sen. p First Wednesday Fellowship Men's Prayer Breakfast 2nd6St%Thiursday Family *1gM Supper 3rd Sunday Baptist or, Jay T. Casmato MIrlllngWIn$p 1411h. . P Asset. Pastor 1:3$$I1 a.m. 1:31&llam. 0 MsrnlngWenlWp CkurctiSctiIeI Services with classes for all ages Fellowship Coffee between tervices ..Iw- -, "----., Assembly Of God FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cot. 37th and Elm Rev E.Ds.iCal RELIGION Cassefberry Rev. Arthur Padgell Rev. Walter Reid ad flow of the of r"" aid a Family Life Seminar Rev. William Caldwell, Ut, D., Tulsa Okia., evangelist author and of head of Frost Line Evangelism, a worldwide if Orlaude, (ristiaa psy- PI1b missiosary agency, win aid (11511 11111=1 the I""& illI InClude The devetlis II His is be speaker at ,agi- marriage evaluiflos, sad 1* W IS penity t*s real services Monday M t*N.tuII of dPIsride PU1lSI of *titlSl - I ISdi, w c am analysis. - Whils a thrsegb Wednesday at a k" fri W damL ps.kgld the 1,11111 hmkw First Assembly of God, No ' I atlWI I4 Q,lc sr PpoLIShedatalkshs Sanford, 7:35 ft" Poe) will pray for the sick He ' eiehe atiris, IOU'' at SAI'dIC et70ddiy,p. C. 11411114Y Warmer, PsD. The 4"P" will be ' guest ____ ___ __ at p.m. a ___ each service. -.-. -- ..' "' -- �I Friday, Jan. 26, 1979 IA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE ( SORRV BOSS BUT le DAGW000, WE EED '•° DISCUSS TO EAT '1 GO — MY LUNCH -1f4E<NIPPE CONTRACT ACROSS 44 Gives Spawn I Ensign (abbr.) 48 .C1OU5 4 Singer Harris a Quarry 49 ;fcss 12 Moray 53 Nature' s mythical 13 Change the by Chic Young I NOW. ABOUT T4E T 1 1 I CoNTRACT!) c- \ S ay Answer to Previous Puzzle A $ IjA t I'l'I'I 1*11 e in Shap '' S Swi lICE ICH HOR$I B y OURSELVES g mmin NIHT0N Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. decor Friday, Jan. 26, lflt—fA 4 Exude ill.r ! Vk Gehrig 16 Animal waste 61 Capital of ____________ chemical 18 Big name in OR by BEETLE BAILEY II Mort \ DIETETIC FORTUNE COOKIE, RGE 1 1 15 t Art Sansom by THE BORN LOSER I 2*T 1}4%W.DM ' u1rSrEQsw9li5o6 / = == 10 11 F 10 14 == 17 16 19 21 20 - - - - - '& AT OR 49 Above emperor 50 Mexican coin 27 Cots 51 American 28 Fitting return patriot 30 Cult 52 Cat command 31 Alleviate 32 54 R i 55 Cremation fir@ holiday 35 Air pollution law 99 Flock 38 Spray 59 Ones(Fr.) ss 40 26 Fiddling — —— 24 23 22 — — _________ — 30 31 fl 29 28 26 26 27 - ____ MN F, WA Hemo." 18 45 Poston 21 Actmit West Lowell 23 Substantive Over (Ger.) 47 Auto failure 25 13 12 - - - - - — — ________________________ — — — 37 40 39 38 1 Dr. Lamb She Entered Her Field jogging. My stress test was OK. The problem is that there is too much stress on my legs for 1 doubt joIflg from New Yo Since strokes are common In you would be able to use such a my family, I'd like to stay as pool year round anyway. Most li ght as I can and still be communities do have an Indoor healthy. I would also like to be swimming pool someplace. I active to the extent that this would suggest that you check • is by measuring the fat under Should I stay comfortable and the akin. That means literally not wear one or wear one for getting hold of your skin around heAth reasons? Or, does it the waist, you have,, a UIVJI or more, you usually have me fat you could lose. 41 - J. — 44 - - - ARCHIE 4 uV HOW AB IT ______ MR. LOD6 BIRTHbAY.' DON'T KNOW WHAT TO GET HIM? WHAT CAN 'IOU SUGGEST LETS Gob THE GIFT R AND ASK COUNSLL)ER, j 1_J cOU*uL / FOR A VERY WEALTHY EVERYTHING ' I ' Montana J w "J ,.P 'I 1 -.. .4_ i HOROSCOPE u •, -- PAW // "N" III — •_• •'%,. ay, January For • I : F.. ¶ gm e, MATCkAL CITIMS UMM ID fIGHT A 0111sw R" UUnL1MW--- rr ,COWRem, OR r maiteriallorn you me 904 to julwy 0, IM Much to your dellift you'll be wW up dioppok" abb this awft yor to twe- CAN= (Jww 21-J* 22) UM in a mm oil to pqm to Militia mom maltiler Many r ictiom of concession today where you are lifting and an share something of value. A the give-.nd4ake attitude Is needed "or road is ahu AQUARIUS(Jan.26-Feb.l9) in order for either party togalfl. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) yo,wintuiuon is prettysharp EAT AD swr UP \CCS6T CF F _______ __ / NORTH 8654 WORKSHOP .;.•.. - I... ...•. - -- .. - . .'t-.I' ' - . '.. - :. - .;:.:.4. '. '. . . . . -. a . -, "r- .. .. - '1 . . - ' , . . . - BOY! TRAT REALLY WACKY! / i I N—i-. . .. \i T' C, bw Stoffel is H&mdahl BUGS BUNNY IS IT"S HOY,..WAlNG FODLP M!) E& 2INNR AN, ALL MY -9TOMACH10 WIAVY II rAwwAKEIRT,1.1 —'Y A4PIN',' - J'V1Y • FRANK I( .. AND ERNEST by ' T I . ri -' cam u1UT 1fC 'A 4 I - II ___ -i4$ by T. K. R an WF1 IMM W~1 H sawl K" /1 is - I NS lug .' AMINUm!TIW I mnur Justice from Rollins Program i• Project organization," said Miss St. Onge. "There are exciting Seminole County. things going on with real and Inc. __ - • •- — You bet! "Optometry is a good profession for women," says the doctor whose equipment will be paid off in just a few short years "You get to be your own boss, you are a professional and you don't have make night calls." the Jaycee building on French Avenue. She stressed the need for men and women volunteers of all ages to work in the prevention She lived in Winter Park for most of her life, graduating on a one-to-one basis. o with ao psychology. While at Rollins, she became ,• .'. ROBIN ST. ONGE - . The 14-year-old High student's interests Include visual arts, reading and volley ball. us Githma,rI.dW my e, tin-os* correatiag a. every wn-tiag cersesea have no Intentions of mu.: ("3d ep*el, , lady or .t Y- your sIbows off thatas, step MaveaLe,elyW:11g.'1sd ___ 11hyllis Fondren, Mrs. Frances Kaleel, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Scott, and Mrs. Robert P - S - MEOW Cindy Crain, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. ass epression Era p SaJe aiOW Charles P FreddIe, Mrs Margaret P. Grace and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harter, Including Heisey, Cambridge, Fostoria, Paden City, Fenton. Westmoreland, & Also Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hattaway, Mr. and Mrs. Tally Steuben. January coy untouched. How cm I make my husbaind understand that, besides _ Caskey, Mrs. Anne Clark, Mrs. , tears with their plates put a stop to it WhO DEAR ABBY: We have two redd dw age to dilval begantoWlms she wu9n vnaflboys. One is4andths with me. Al no time did I other is 2%. 1 fed tW my UhK GodilgillIslil is *g b* ' All for Mr. and Mrs. M& Boyd, Mr. making the boys dread mail it could be bad for their health? Mr. and I Mrs. Bernadette Hardy-Blake, JANE CASSEI I Abby season are: Junior Sponsoring Laura Lynn 2=YearwOld Wants Ut Of Love Affair 'a presouring me to marry the 1978-79 J. Sinith and Sponsoring Tammy for the Mrs. Jane Spaulding. and Mrs. Peter Bukur, Mr. and Mrs. Robert thewning, Mrs. Door ld Dancers support, will Deltona, Is In her third year as a Mrs. Thomas H. Brown, Miss Ballet Guild's Ilth mason are: Interested in Youth Programs Director Col. Eugene Minlettai, BERRY bubb My wife &d three ago od I live alone in an i u G TAMMY KALFEI. LAURA LYNN GRACE lAura Lynn Grace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Pearson Is a new addition this year to the dance company. The 14-year old Deltona Interested groups or In- — e Two of this season's BGS Catholic School student enjoys dancers and their sponsors are: sewing, and seeks a career as an account executive. ..- The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 ap.m. to to5p.m. and the phone number is 323-00, stie will be glad to explain the program to any through VP! Executive dividuals. a concert on March 3 and 4. - program with youths from 947 from Winter Park High School in 1973. 11977, she received a bachelors de hi Crilfllfl5l and Public B fi t now present the annual winter company dancer of the BS(;. Elsa Caskey, Mrs. Mary Markowitz, Mrs. Jude Mayers, KEW Meyers, Mr. and No --. Rot Sanford Civic Center J. Pearson, Mr. I ADMISSION and Mrs. Don T. Reynolds. Miss Barbara Ruprecht and Mr. and TAMMY KALLEEL 35 Of The Nation's Best Qualified Exhibiting Dealers Mrs. Charles Shields. • ' I I . • • Scandinavian Furniture & Accessories - 8Getting Marriec __ ne uncemeal __ to conic to her office. Would site do it again? and visits the Dellary Manor Nursing Home once a week to care for p,atients who would Mid it difficult Ballet Guild of Sanford-- viable ways of helping young people.to Miss St. Onge went to work for YPI on Dec. 5 and is &M bw wwd hw-- yow odft Wo talk 7"W ca") — she states Trying to be understanding, she notes that they are under a national charter and "it's beyond community "i,, ,' like Uons, Club, Rotary, Kiwanis, would be beneficial to her, but as a female she is excluded. m happy to be part of the Prevention coordinator for abs come, over every / . • An . - favorite," she says. She also has empathy with her female patients n she knows, for example, ' . em POIN I'm PO_ my is We INTHEMIDDLE art ed utb'g together— DEAR IN: Yeahevethres at my place. She would "utti. ss," Tell tills -ev.r,thingat her place DEAR WANTS: Be besest 're thereina (LEFT) Tell .. . ..s Wised" ., 1 bring It over. supper we watched IV, to many be, aid she eW its tr ass earl.. hands, and exchanged vr.shb' 11** hlf$IU digestive prOlema elsa 'setWell, before Iknew fNYOU!UsbIdSeii'yIN develip who cléei (d •AITD4ip1g,nAg could coal the relsUr1 by got out srn sttept to eat '"" apsndingtlwnlght with me. seeing atber lady er vs. ar bo asy we upset p OMN TUMBLI[WERDS the volunteer work with children through the Lions Club as she "would feel terrible if I let financing keep a child from care." She also doesn't want to see the elderly neglected, who was teaching the class on Juvenile delinquency. wWow moved into apertmed scrom the hall __ volunteer work for the Lions. Club. "I unknowingly asked If I could join, since vision is their primary concern, but they don't accept women," St THAWS, #OW! I K$r P ON YOU! )UTW. fl!o,I 1 ' . t yam ago a nice400kLng 'U' HyP.a.oPIDmG. .• Opening lead: 0K s I tuIiAiI • OF MIS lor-wrw A Site still continues to do their control." College, is the new Youth chance. I, fWTIdHA tometrists, she does and East f owed low on the second spade,Ely either had at M TMvos Like all local op. woman's eyesight, and she Seminole (BGS), a non-profit Tannny Kaleel, (laughter of Mrs. Clarles Bose, Mr. and dance company sustained by Mrs. Frances Kaleel of Mrs. It. 1. Brisson, Mr. and today unless you have hini flattaft to my impm dblillies to Pik up. You hold: By Oswald Jacoby about thm 7myll ha"a way womno (Oct. *Nov. n) it Well Alm Sontag AQ2 of fInding 0* everything you at all pondbto, try net to bring problems home that said. Mike Gottheb, one of the . w the fy, tplayereof the Jr ARM ( March 22.Apef 9) iofg J753 • already won st irred ues wio h ad get everyons .n you'll Although you will be no three Vanderbilt cujefore A Mtchlcagn reader asks anxloou for $alithtg, you up for noruon. in &W=ARM (Nov. *Dec. darted ge again our rebid after partner heft my have traM He'eceitly responds three hearts to our synch with what others are 21) You n&4 be bettol! off to inCsI1IonIa' w"drump opening, doft today. Donj coW pa forego any butans dogs played in a sectional Swim We bid four hearts. Everytoday. A1UmIh it mI&4 flr* learn In Palo Alto where from It. one likes to ii notrt TAURUS (*J $.M$y S) appear like you're getting a team won with a score Of we would ti p Paloss import.A.1111 to YOuf " Y0011 bl tM M W11111111 is 04M wing mt Of 019M &WU If the opponents ran madles. ell against us. e~may mi be m my to win takm againd Ely Culbiertm back preaii*yow me, bsamsftia lI)flIa very fInethillgtObe In 1933 The play was short (ForacopyoIJACQByMQ hsiptuf,bi*todsytakscweyou and effective. Mike won the ERN, send $1 to: "Win GDWJI (May Zl4ene 10) aren't drawn isto something diamond lead entered Bridge," care of this news CNy M" to be ma i Odbop" bearta iluild Wd a spade to his Station, Now York, N.Y. fool#j am mowialidig tofty.it ya tM bet by Stan Lee and John Romita SPIDER -MAN M*V twI.Uip.Icl' how certain drugs affect a relates well to women sort of ,, like a gynecologist, However, on the other han d, she acknowledges that membership In a professional organization best of all, "Geriatrics Herald Photo by joan Madison "i'flI TI I."r ni, ii i)t)It'I 1IJiji;L I i)I. Htii I II..I Robin St. Onge, who received her master's degree it. held ace-jack doubleton, ace-jack-small or singleton ace. As there was no way to avoid the loss of another spade trick against the last two, Mike utilized his only Pan 20 Pau 40 Pan Pass Pass Box 41111, Radio City Motion Veniat time. N.Y. 10111119. Be sure to specRY LMRA (W 334d. 23) your priortlies tend tobeot*of birth sign. PWU (Feb. 3-Mamb 30) order today. You are likelY to Don't Wk about your friods PIM M no a aftsuft on thd j "Som..a etimes ? think £ m on trial with every patient. They have accepted me fully r not U. Thee Iul seem be a middle road,"she analyzes. The young doctor likes working with older people isrntri I)V'1'L'IPI'u1 -II' CHARLOTTE II I I I PETERSON I I4I%.I always ducked with ace9=11. Hence when Ely won the first oil aje with the ace similar circumstances, Ely Dealer: South West North East South fliP I.'i% K WhydidMikeplayforthat Jack drop? He explained later that In Vulnerable: Both • his daughter because our names are close," she says' admitting that It gave some skeptical patients a ense of confidence - as her 89e and sex caused some of them to hesitate. ou h e res ses The Need For Volunteers had to lose a club he had his game home. 4 Q 106 SOUTH • K Q 1042 V KQ 6 0 A2 • K 95 yrpij by sendIng for your VUIGO (Aug. 23Se*. 22) Too 1979 copy of Astro-Graph much fun and games today Letter. Mail $1 for each and a could causeyour work to suffer. long, ulf-addressed, damped Unfortmtely, It will then have envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. to be dons at a far less con- I PREAAAT r WENT THROUGH A CAR-WASH WITHC)UT THE CAR;' ST 1983 •J73 sorry. Learn more about of proportion is gmt. by Al Vermeer ______________________ # 985 10754 •KQ1O9 4 J 82 alongwith another against your promptly today. Otherwise, better judgment. You'll be chance of them being blown Out a P R I SCI LLA'S POP 0 A J / October. "A lot of people think I'm '- - r a second trum rose with his queen, drop . upon his death last • ., . clubs, led A 743 today. However, thm's a good Misunderstandings with cochance you% ignore it and go workers should be settled 0 1-26-A Sanford's only female ptometrist sheepishly admits that she entered the School of Optometry on a dare... "My best friend bet me that I coWdn't get into the - "It turns out Icouldn't be any happier, she rapidly adds. The graduate of Bishop Moore High School (fl), king. Culbertson won with the ace and played two more V diamonds. Mike ruffed, went to dummy with the ace, 6f #763 9 A2 _____ I'm a betting fool," says Dr. Ingrid Charlotte '- ORC_.&~JI26D • . school volunteer workshop, Evelyn Cohen (left), Lake Mary volunteer, and Barbara Phillips (right), Eastbrook school volunteer, marvel University of Florida (AA at bread dough sculpture made by Loretta Wright, in 174) and University of volunteer art instructor at English Estates (upper Houston (BS in '75 and DO photo). Art Coordinator Fran Kemp led the in '78), Dr. Peterson workshop. Meanwhile, Mrs. Myrna Walters (lower already has her own photo), coordinator of Reading and Elementary private practice In the language Arts, demonstrates reading with exZayre Plaza. And she's only 23. pression in her workshop. Fifty volunteers gained The young optometrist further Insight into specific programs in the school system at the workshop .Dr. Charles. L Persons ,j tAll LI A 1 i VV III ? I DRU by Howl. Schneider EEK is MEEK N Herald Correspondent ,.% D ividends ru DIVIDENDS heart and lungs. clothing rubbing you. Now I don't expect that you No, you can't get breast have a swimming pool In the cancer from not wearing a back yard and since you are brassiere. yBERNICEBEDEO8OL BYJOANMADLSON , aw tuxlesimble grain on the or are physically active, you joints. At the same nilght find that not wearing a __i £ awuiuiwi a 5AAI en.a. durance brassiere COULU lieau ead uO exercise and can build up your Irritations merely from the I .. SChOOfOPtOafld really make any difference. • . t., - __ g I r fl .t' F might prevent problem later old your local resources for a on. Is my calculation of an swimming facility that you optimal weight of I" pounds might be able to use on a yenBecame of MY ar- round basis. thritis, I should do exercises elop DEAR DR. LAMB — I am a that work my heart and don't wear es thi ? e ydL iends joke brassi re. All joints. Are there and Jeer at me about It. I am to READER Regardless of how tall you are or how big your frame Is, the What are the pros and cons on rule Is always the same. bras? One friend says that l can way to find out ff you are too fat get breast cancer. Is that true? . .. . ,.4. 0 Betting FooI N ow optometrist boosess DEAR READER — It might on what you have to put depend —— Since you are brassiere. your iave inside probsibilities are that you 46 47 48 brassiere does provide A rheumatoid arthritis to an ample breast and support You're absolutely right about - 'r 49 — — 52 53 — I your concepts of exercising. helps prevent sagging. If you 60 — — one of the best exercises lknow 59 — — — — 53 for people who have Joint ligainentslflsldethebreut tend 61 62 63 dIsorders of any type, whether to stretch. Tha means ———— ———— — — — they are from osteoarthrltls, amply endowed woman lsa$to 64 65 66 rheumatoid arthritis or have sagging problems earlier in life If she doesn't wear a — — — — — — — — — — osteopo rosis is swimming. brassiere. (NEWSPAPER tNTIPNISI ASSN) buoyancy of the water helps stçportthe body and eliminates If you happen to be a jogger 42 On A Dare Interested in 19 In the past 25 Disclose I Electric a'!' 29 Antique car 33 Hive dweller 2 Inert gas 3 Pivot 34 Shades 36 Baseball nine 4 Chaste 5 That girl 37 Energy agency (abbr.) 6 Inspiration 39 Verne hero 7 Stows 41 Confederate 8 Slowest States Army 9 Lough Vbbr.) 1 boisterously 42 ower (PLI 10 Post Pound Walker / PIETETIC'? I 'YEAH, BUT \ WARNING: THE SACCHARIN ARE THEY THEY HAVE PULL ( I ) IN THIS FORTUNE COOKIE MESSAGES j MAY BE HAZARPOLJS \ ANY GOOD? ..... TO YOUR HEALTH WANT A ti 20 gavel officer 06 TV emcee Mack 22 Card gems 24 Automotive w ciety (abbr.) DOWN Lb I have found that by keeping my body ight down I feel better. I am i73 large frame and weigh 190 5 17 Philosopher L nni?'ndziave F HIFIVN£N0I I N am Aug"at - thus form may be CC by pvtoolad black and white phdegra* 111 a picim is Wadding forma end pictures miat be submitted wIthin two weeks of the wedding. Codact The at OURSELVES o6tor for information and 1 1 Jan. SA26, 27, 28 ;•••• •,t - 0 - 0 IXFTLE SWIQh Building 3 Uve O&M Center Casselberry e W4.0011 — -- - • �bA-Evening Hiraid Sanford, Fl. Y Jan. u1n TijilHoci AAA EMPLOYMENT Have you wondered how we operate??? Northern friends. When it comes to grits, Woodward's low.budget fj leaves no stone unturned. Nearly every segment of society, from black children to stereotypical reecki tO "I love grits souffle, even Yankees love it," insists Claiborne as he prepares his delicacy In his New York kitchen. Clathorne, one of the world's bedknown COoking fI perts, grew up in Sunflower, Miss., where he said tie developed his taste for the whlte lumPY nbued food that Is routinely plunked on breakfast plates across the South But the film, which also eaplores the history and production of grits, proves conclusively that the mushy subetance is not just a breakfast fj "You can eat grits anytime, for breakfast, lunch or TERMS dinner," says one "actor." Woodward, who calls his film a "celebration of what I think the best of Southern culture is all about," wasn't content to let the people who know all about grits -those living south of the Mason-Dixon line - do all the talking. So,hetookhlscameratothestreetsofBrooklynwhere, among other things, he found a young man who told him: "Yea, grits. That's that Italian food ian't it?" "It's Grits!" is a fast-paced, mouth-watering documentary, accompanied by lively music. In Columbia, where it has been shown only four times free of charge, it has drawn standing-room onlY °wi1 Woodward, a native of Spartanburg who is the fllin --- Mi got the idea for the film three years ago while eating breakfast in his favorite diner 1900 Block. "I noticed that only about three people asked waitress to bold the grits," said Woodward. In a fit of he ran back to his office, grabbed a camera and returned to the restaurant. "Iwastakenbythespàntanletyofpeoplewhowantedto talk about grits," he said. "It was fresh and exciting that it evolved Into a much larger project." WithailttleseedmoneyfromtheArtsCommlulon,and the help of the National Endowment of the Arts, Wood. ward began his search for the tru meaning of grits. He trekked to high school fOotball games, azniement parks, cornfleldaandrestaurants,asldngpeoplehow they felt eb 1ts. 'ro ietp flaw u woaw personal loans. The movie cost about 912* to poduc., and has been selected for eliowlng at the New " Filmmakers EXpOSItIOn. Woodward said he plans to distribute the movie to mission, - so OFANORDINANCEBYTHECITY Publish Jan. 15,241 Feb.2,5, 1575 DEF.SO OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given that a PUblic Hearing will be held C? Commission Room in thu City HaIl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND In COUNTY, CIty of Sanford, Florida, at POE SEMINOLE 7:11 o'clock P.M. on Pobuery 12, FLORIDA Wit, to consider toe sdsI44u at en CASE NO. PSISfl.CA.I).A ordinance by the City of Sanford, JAMES C. GAINER and RUTH I. Florida, title of which Is a follows: GAINER, HIS WIFE, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, CLOS. JOHN ERROL LEE at al. INO, VACATING AND ABANDON schools and Ilbarles across the South in order to recover his costs and "maybe make a modest profIt." But his hidden desire, he confesses, Is to show the movie to the man who unwittingly has done more to PnOe grits than anyone else President Jimmy Carter. "When I first darted making this film, people were talking about "Grits and Fiitz," Woodward said. SUIT TOQUIET TITLE WAY OF DRUID PAR K DRIVE NOTICE OF ACTION LYING BETWEEN 27TH STREET AND PINECREST DRIVE IX. TO: JOHN ERROL LEE AND TENDED WESTERLY, AND BE. HOWARD LONG, JR., Individually, shareholders of ARIES TWEEN ORLANDO DRIVE AND ' FRENCH AVENUE, RESERVING DEVELOPMENT, INC., a Florida THE USE OF MM! UNTO THE orporatlon,endasTrusteesandthe CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA sole survivIng DIrectors of ARIES FOR UTILITY PURPOSES PRO. DEVELOPMENT,Inc., If alive, and VIDINO FOR SEVERABILITY, if dead, their unknown spouses, _______________________________________________ - - same. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, All parties In interest and citizens AMENDING CHAPTER 140F THE shall have an opportunity to be CODE OF THE CITY OF SAN. heard at said hearIng. FORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME By order of the City Commission BEING ENTITLED AS THE of the City of Sanford, Florida. "HOUSING CODE", SAID H. N. Tamm, Jr. AMENDMENT ADOPTING THE City Clerk 1511 AND 151$ REVISIONS TO THE Publish Jan. 2&157 IS7CEDITIO$ OF THE STANDARD DEF.104 HOUSING CODE AS PREPARED BY THE SOUTHERN BUILDING CODE CONGRESS, PROVIDING No exp,i. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP Nuclear Defendants. 1MG THE STREET RIGHT.OP.. - :• Plaintiffs, ORDINANCE NO. 1W up. on sawing, assembly "BLEED.OFF" SAID AMEND. OFANORDINANCEBYTHEC1TY & fInishing wood parts. Call MINT TO DELETE THE WORDS OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. preferably after 3 p.m. Dick "SANITARY SEWER" TO PRO. 322.0144. 141111 DRAINAGE INTO SANI. Notice Is hereby given that a TARY SEWERS AND TO PR!. Public Hearing will be held at the AVON VENT THE OVERLOADING OF Commission Room In the City Hall IS INFLATION ClAMPING DRAINS AND LIFT STATIONS, In the City of Sanford, Florida, at YOUR SPENDING POWER? PROVIDING POE SEVERAII. 7:11 oclsck P.M. on Fobronry 12, sell Avin toheIp light bsk. For LIlY, CONFLICTS AND IFFIC. 1515,50 consider the adoption at an details cell 444 TIVE DATE, ordinance by the City of $or'ijd, A copy shall be avallabie at the Florida, title of which is as follows: Professional -Office of the City Clerk for all ORDINANCE NO.1440 -persons desiring to examIne the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Reactor Operator Trainee TN! FOR SEVERAIILITY, CON. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CiR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMINOLE FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy shall be available at the COUNTY, FLORIDA. Office of lhe City Clerk for all CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S42$5CA.I5.B persons desIring to examine the necessary. wt have a High School diploma. Graduate, 175o24,wIthaI liesta (C) aver.geinAlgeOra. Pull pay while training. Call Fri., Sat or FRIDAY,JANUAIYIS ____ 8.a1.1s 81s 7 Security Guards needed Orange & Seminole Counties. Full I Part time positions, Preferably 113 Ibe. or over. Must have tran. spontation & phone. Calls am. to 2 p.m., Mon. thru Fri. Mohawk Security Service. $314001. _________ Legal Notice V.1.1. S.d..., 7:30 am., Dokona 11-Help Vntsd Inn, ,,J.Jry'5 Afrnct RWt. decorating I gift items, needs managers & counselors in this section. Daily pay, nodelivenisi, must have use of car. Get in on - the ground floor. For in formation call 3235036. OWNER OPERATORS Mercury Motor Express needs owner operators in the fiat bed division for East coast operation. Steady year around work. Advances on each trip. Call Bob Bevis toll tree 11004314372. 101. Experienced boat patches. Ex. collinS Co. benefits, 10 paid holidays. AMF Crettliner Robalo, 1143 3h St., (Sanford AIrport). Equal Opportunity Employer. ___________________ Legal Notice 7:50 a.m., Lord Qnmnlsy'i, WI W.Iekm, 10 Lm., Sears, MtWSOldS MIII. TSVSSd LA, rIONd, 9p.m., St. Richard's Lake Howell Road. Lssgwssd AL, closed. I p.m., RollIag 11111. Moraviuii send complete resume I refer. er,ces to Box 12, c0 Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1457, Sanford, Fl. 32171. All replys will be confidential. thirdi, SR 434. Y' Adult Club for h1... (YA(), 9 "Gardu* Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., lande ____ p, (1." ______ Nsrma.s DeVere HswdCbtsr UDC, 2p.m., LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad woulch't behere. II you want the opportunity to earn Three to FIve Hundred dollars a week, call 1.1004321403 anytIme for recorded message. Maids, Full time seasonal em. ployment. Experienced only. Days Inn,Sanford ______________________________ 21-Situations vnteci ______________________________ Will sIt with sIck or Shut.Ins. Own Transportation Call 3fl.3$5 of Mrs. Harold I. Jones, 030 Red Sail Ian., Alfamx, Springs. SAIIJ*DAV, MHUA*Y*7 Rod Cress Tess Coup, 0 a.m. to noon, )ta .vlce Cantor, 17, C.ssthsrry. Red Cr.. 5ai Rapl Qs'th, 8srd LA ______ (s,0:30 am, 02 p.m., ggeengi ,Cowdry Club, (loasg, _____ Re1den, for sbks over 30,7.30 ______ p.m., Fr4andship Wi.'s Grew, 1301 W, PIM St. Casselbsny LA, closgd, $ p.m., AIC1I1I1I$ ______ Qiwdt. • hoskus Vuls,. of AN4. i4, lOam. cpo Club, 1.4 Naval T?ofulag Cir, ___ __ ____ Saal.M4.1a.l, Jaycees annul DIMIngIISkSd Service Awarde Banquet, 1p.m., Jerry's Rawest, _____ ____ ___ ____ p.m. sakor Richard ___ Liii.. fir Wulau VarWy lbs,, 11p.m., Dellsry rn..s's Hall, 1$ C 1ssnbs Reid, ig, dcing. comedy and ether artai.1. ___ $A1UPDAY,JAMJAjy*7 A1ulsCei.uI*) ____ er of Anial Banquet, Royal Plasa lIi4sl, 1 Bums Vida. Social hour, 7 p.m.; $ PM., *T .pri4ien awarde. Call Di *SN.r IIAU%-" ____ . *I1$DAY, J*M.CA1Y 30 j -'• CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIN0. new home for everything . . . even for vout _______________ 30-Apartments Unfurnishsd 1, 2 SR deluxe units. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just . of Airport Blvd. on 17.51 in Sanford. Call 323.5470 Mariner's Village, ___ 31-Apartments Furnished A5s. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean I. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. Sanford Adults 1 BR Deluxe all . -. • uns, 7:30 ri-tul g,, . v - -:,-- . is . III. IMIPQNO, .ornOF SHil. WWN FOIL Fier a *Issiasvs for PIIWISI •pç Y ta P*Nry S. lilbeMs 4 1117.1111 $% hI0tSAY,J&*1AIY I w0 subur lhyd -: '- our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 235 & 243. M. Uflsworth Realty REALTOR • ML! 332.1541 or eves. 323-0317 OeBarp Lake front. high an a hill. lower level rm. 33117, custom built fgr present owner. $41,000. ANemoNe wsslsd let, country mosphuef e, secluded, 1OSx1$4 -alit OUUT OWNI REALTORS INC. I*451e,33P1Ievs3. UNIQUE2 BR HOME tinge PR, mutely painted, beei$lful IN fibers. Great Dii. Wuabsd cemir 505. Me,y added foNwes. DModued sm'NS will opare SR & bIll. 511 THIS HOME ID. 'DAY 571,05. S33,. 5*4 Broker.Contractor CailBart REAL ESTATE - REALTOR. 322.7450 It you don't believe that want ads bin results, try one, and listen 1 YSW phuolte rio,. Dial 3213CII Sip 531.505. Propoi's Sen yew Real Estate. exam. Classes starting Fob Wits. lwollvlyas cassius Is limited. Tony C.111 Scheof II Reel I$to1. 4414N. uutUsd$y,bi ". ' a*Ma$,$,pi1,.1Ø s, ies. . ____Of toe F*NWo hutS, T$.WN: smile, Pistils hIuiui s. ..'•''&.• ___________________ ..... Of *5 alma - e *5. Pisrold 0 Maisen rusa,J.. Ii. W.31lPdgL fl .. . . s, .. e WHEN YOU ,: 115*IdAve. . . ___ ,,, - fl!ê *1* . 43-lots-Acreage e . . . , 69_Stamps-Coins garage. $23,550. STEP s B( OWNER 3 BR, 2 balh, almost new, orange trees, CH&A. 7l' pct. assumable mort. Call 323 5264 1g. liv. rm., dIn. rm., screened porch, awnings, utility bldg., Mayfair area on 3 lots w. landscapingl Dining area Fla. 3SG3OrlandoDr. Mobile Home $43,500. In idyllwilde! C.HIA, Custom carpet I drapes. Fia. rm., eq. kit. & Many Extras! What a Buy for $53,500! BPP WARRANT. . 0 DOOR 5 Two story in a country setting, 4. 2½, din. rm., tam. rm., fireplace, extra rms. 10 relax In. wells to water fruit treis. 14i500. 43-tOts.ACreage -I ED! GENEVA AREA 6.7 LAKEFRONT, IMPROVED PASTURE, SOME LARGE OAK AND ORANGE TREES, $26,500. JUST LISTED 3 BR, 2 bath home In San Lantal Beamed ceilings, CHIA, ww carpet, Fla. rm., porch, fenced rear yd., fireplace You Heart Will Pilfer Patteri IMuch Morel BPP WARRANTED. Only $31,000! ______ 2.5 ACRES, PINELAND, ROAD FRONTAGE, $7,900. FORGET ME NOT 3 BR, 1½ bath brick home in San Lanta, w.split BR plan, 1g. scr. porch, ww carpet, util. rm.. I Morel Just 125.5001 1.6 ACRES, OAK AND PINE ON PAVED STREET, $6,900. 19 ACRES, OAK I PINE ON PAVED ROAD $35,000. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE. Super 3 BR, 2½ bath home cm ½ REALTY WORLD 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1'/i BATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK & QUEEN PALM, $16,500. acre under construction, Shadow The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2433' S. French (1792) Sanford _______________ 13324 Lake Woods! Every Feature! Solarium oil MIR, fireplace, DR. FR , eatin iilt.l Buy NowSelect Own Colorsi Yours, for SANFORD AREA ACRE PLUS, LARGE OAK TREES ON SYLVAN LAKE iustNi.250l NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business flirødnry. ________________________________ ROAD. 152.300. THE SPOILER 3 BR, 2 bath home In San Lanta w.C.H1A, w.w HOMESITE, 93'x125', CORNER, ONE BLOCK TO LAKE MONROE, READY TO BUILD, 17 .500. carpet, split BR plan, eat.in kit., 1g. rmsl Pool planned! Spacious HAS IT ALL Horseback riding, swimming pool, tennis court, S acre farm, 3 BR, 2 bath with C.H&A In the country. home for $35,000! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - HOMESITES WITH TALL PINE ON MOHAWK OR EL PORTAL, 13,500 EACH. ON OSCEOLA, PINE AND CITRUS $1,500. JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.1! ENJOY THE SECURITY Of this sm. delightful 3 BR, 1 b home on corner lot-nIce areaideal for golden years or lust Has budget price tag! $23500. DOUBLE LOT ON WILLOW, NORTH OF 25TH ST., READY Sanford's Sales Leader FOR CONSTRUCTION $6,900. VOLUSIA COUNTY a., ACRES, TALL PINE, NEAR GOLF COURSE, $19,500. 322- 2420 ANYTIME ENJOY A GLOWING FIRE On a cold Winter night. This 3 BR, l½bhomehesaKing$IzeLRw. brick PP. All you need is the pop corn. Good location packed with extras to oleaw Multiple LIstIng Service 10 ACRES, IMPROVED PAS TURE, $20,000. 2565 REALTORS PARK IS ACRES, PINE AND OAK, CHEAPER THAN GROCERIES HERNANQO COUNTY 140 ACRES, NEAR GULF OF MEXICO, $1300 PER ACRE. LEVY COUNTY SACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE S OAK TREES, PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, $2,730 PER ACRE. shopping. Good investment rentals. $43,000. LOW Electric BiIIs.Solar Hosting. $143 ma. 3 BR, 1½ B. Large Family Nm., 4 dIning Rm. Completely remodeled kitchen, landscaped, warranted. 124,400. TENNIS LOVERS DREAM , 1.H&AI tennis 4 yr. young 3 5 court I cSOt.V.e prIvileges. Less than pct. down. FRANKLIN COUNTY 137 ACRES FACING GULF OF MEXICO, $1,730 PER ACRE. MARION COUNTY 50 ACRES ZONED RESIDEN. tamed economical home. Fenced, fruit trees. Warranted. $37,500. AGENCY hAL, $3000 PER ACRE. TIME To Invest - Financing available. Multi dwelling rental houses & vacant building lots. Excellent lOCatIOn. $170,000. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 543.3433 333.1555 W. Garnelt White CITRUS COUNTY Ill ACRES, STATE HIGHWAY I WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER Rag Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER AISOC. 107 W.Consmerclal Phone 323.7311, Sanford 10 ACRES, LARGE OAK I TIMBER ON A GREAT BASS LAKE, $10,000. 13 ACRES, PINELANDS IN HILLS AND LAKE COUNTRY, One - The quick, easy WanO.Ad way. The magic number Is 323. 311 or 531.5553. $15,400. 11111111 S ACRES, PINELAND IN ROLLING HILLS, $4000 TOTAL. ____________ INC. bIULTIPI.I USTING-flALT ' BR, 2 bath, C.H&A, hardwood fløors, FR, fireph.cs,531J5S A. A. M4CIanaluan. Broker 3375552 . _____________________ BARGAIN HUNTIIS PARADISE 3 BEDROOM 2 lATH, FAMILY ROOM. KITCHEN EQUIPT, I CAR CARPORT. SlING RE. DECORATED. $3505. ' 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY •AINTED, FENCED lARD. 121,55,. 1. STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN a LAKE MON. 101. * $IDROOM EACH. OWNER FINANCING AVAIL. .A$LE.$15,NS. .4. .1.11 '"Ivy for Sale ________________________________ Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric Stoves & reirig. Furnishings & Misc. items. 317 Palmetto Ave. S pc. BR suite new, $239; S PC LR new $399; Loveseat $14.95 & up. PC. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. 1501 up; El. stove $601 up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furnilure Salvage. 17 97 So. ol Sanford, 3221721, _______________________ DUE TO DIVORCE company must sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip 8. sew needs someone to take over payments $15 mo. or pay bal. $126.1?. Call 8311711 Will deliver, no obligation. _____________________ SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. BeIng Iransferred must sacrifice Singer Athena automalic push bulton. Sold new over $1,000, bal. due 1486cr take over payments $14 mo Free home trial. Call 831 1714 day or nIght. ____________________ MIXED FIREWOOD Pine I. Oak $35 Truckload. 323.4511 We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas layaway, Ihere was only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You an have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will fake trade as part payment. Call 631 1714 day or night. Free home Irial, no obligation. Be the First in your nelghborhon4 to have a Colony Manor Private Showing, the new home decorating party plan. Win beautiful decorative accessories for your home. Call 373 5036. Camper LII Colt over cab fils S ft. bed. Excellent cond. Fully equipped. $1,000. 323 3635. Beds: 1 twin, $20 1 Full, likenew, 1.10 323 5435 2 Family, Sal 9 'o 4. 116 Lake Minnie Dr (Park Ridge) Small appl . jewelry, many g misc. items $ØiWord32l4O IindoW-1577 2509 Elm Ave. - wton* 554.734.%4 Vacalion time is here...get what you need fir a happy time with a Classified Ad. CASH. 2512351 - .- - - -- -0 S - S - 71-AfltlqUeS Sat., Jan. 27,6:30105 ___________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Yard Sale: Furn., Clothesall sizes, Misc Sat ,Sun 105 ALL GLASS DEPRESSION ERA SHOW& SALE 323 3866or 323 7710 101 E Jenkins Cir MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in the classilied ads. Nothing small aboul that. - - -_ .__ - . - 1975 HondaCB3óO Ns work. $300 Alter 5p.m. 322 I311 _____________________________ SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Admission II 50 - - - 79-TrUCkS.TrallerS Sun. 23,11 a.m 6pm S4.A-Truck Loa.U Sale TOMATO -- Sat 77, 10a.m. 6p.rn '7OFORDP U Utllitybed,ocyl. $950 323 9211 JUIC '76 Chevy Custom ID Deluxe. Asking $200 cash & make pay off of $1638.13. 6688205 any time. _a_ IAIflDI fl _a. 46 OZ. CANS VYLJRLIJW SEMINOLE STATE FARMER'SMARKET Stall 168.19 Gene Barton 80-Autos for Sale -. - Opening Mar. 3 CENTRAL FLORIDA'S BIGGEST & BEST. Every Sat. & Sun. Sellers write HH Main P0 Box 240, Yonkers, NY 1070? ____________________________ If you are having difficulty finding a place, to iive. car to drive, a job, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. 55-Boats & JUST MAKE PAYMENT$-'69 to 73 models. Call .339.9100 or $31 3 (Dealer). Dodge'70 Wagon 76.000Mi. 1700 . -- 72-Auction . 322 5752 _________ Like newle sq. yds. Orange Mixture Carpeting 1150. 323.2977 Aluminum 1 wheel utility trailer. Can be used w sports car. $115. 339 1273 eves. I? wooden Chirh bencnes. $20 each Call Willie Mack Griffin AIIf'TIAM AccessorIes * ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford, Fla. 32711 hwy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a SALE * public AUTO AUCTION ever'.' TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And ThaI's A Fact! Classified Ads Gets Results And ThaI's A Fact Too! Balanceof ESTATE, 12 Pc. service Rose of Sharon dinnerware; S pc service English Wedgewood; 12 pc. service of California ware. Hager bowl & pitcher set; 3 color TV's , stereo 1. 61W TV's; portable ref.; LR chairs; rockers; 2 Danish mod. chairs; French Provincial, sgl. bed w malching dresser & mirror; bicycles & all kinds of additional household items, FR ENCH TELEPHONE. 16' Aluminum Bass boat, trailer, 60hp Evinrude, swivel seat, live well, carpet, sfainless steel prop. $1500. 323 8041. 11 ft. Westwind bow rider with trailer. elec. wrench & 55 hp. Chrysler motor. $1500 372 1691. DOG HOUSES Dell's 11' Freezer, arm chair, chest of drawers, portable El. organ, Air Hockey game, Bowling balls. 3234525. Full size foam rubber malt I 05; Duotherm Oil Heater BUY SELL TRADE 311.315E. First St. 322,5432 _______________________ S1-Ho Goode Furniture Salvage, 17.51 So. of Sanford. 3225121. _____________ l.,_ ----- ___52-Appliances - Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323001 _53-N.Radio.Sterso - . Televislon-$" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular 1400, Balance $173 or $12 ma. Still In warranty. Call 531.1114 day or Mntabie, $ trick tape player. $olbnew54ga real buy at ciuly Slisortai.evppaymiqu$$of $11 psi me. Cell 031.1714 for yes home demonstration. -_________________________ - '71 Vega panel rwn!ect ...,., .ru torker, AFB, hooker, 350 turbo 1 '12 Vega GT for pts. 323 Auction Center 1967 MGBRunsgreat Needs transmission. 5100 239.1223 eves . , ____________________________________________________________________ hI S ii: - SPINET CONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE. Wanted: Responsible party to lake over Spinet piano. Easy lerms. Can be seen locally. Write: Credit Manager, P.O. I Box 207. Carlyle, II. 62231. Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 220? French Ave. 322 2253 Hammond Piper Electronic Organ,w bench, $530 62-Lawn.Gardeti -. -- FILL DIRT I. TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3237510 k 5 11* .1: ik _____________________________ Home AirCond.& Heating I CenlraiHeat&AlrCond.FreIst. Call Carl Harriat SEARS, Sanford. 322 1771 _______________________________ Crawford's Refrigeration: HIve your heater or furnace ecvic4d & checked for Winter. LIc. Bonded, InS. 3735300 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm & Ret 3fl 0205. Beauty Care AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGreenhouse 322 9141 Eves after 61 weekends STOP AND THINK A MINUTE.. IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. _____________________________ TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322.5112 . • UII w A• .wWUW . U I a full. $31.95 planted. Crystal Lake Nursery, 322.2799. . 64-Equipment for Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322.5151 65-Pets-Supplies Improvements - - MEINTZER TILE New nr r.oaIr, leaky showers our sPecialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671.7617 Iessn'uking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 ' PERMATEX COATING I HOME IMPROVEMENT 6839 63% 631 6561 ________________________•,. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 5G. BALINT&ASSOC. 3221665 PAINTING, CARPENTkY 'CABINETS 323 0129 interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & simulated brick & stone speciality. 322 2750 I Man, qualIty operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne B.al, 3271321 INSULATION- Balling, blowing, RACO Foam, liberlgas I Cellu. lose. Lowest prices. Call 3210539 or 5047346705 collect, Income TaX Prepared in the convenience ot your home, 24 yrs. up. 1101. up. 3323711 forappt. Exp. local Practitioner personal. lied service individual & small business. 3221593 for appt. Groo,nlng a Boardng ANIMAL HAVEN UgM Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349-3371 Peek.A.Poo puppies, no papers. Can be seen at 2522 GeorgIa Ave., Sanford. 323•3121, clipping, lea control, Pet supplies, dog houses.Heated kennels. 322 5752. WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today. Itoi*nan AAA PAINTING Carpenty, painting, plumbing All types painting I house cleanIng. Free 1st. 323.42,4. rn-Wanted to Buy WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3221721. Little want ads bring big, big r.yig $1; mens, $7.30 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any condition. 3234414. Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest In us furniture, 1*1g., stoves, tools. Lic. Free 1st. No job too small. 323007 I m1.' Oesnlng OIL HEATER CLEANINi.3 333.334 $344100 Horn. Improvements Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions. patios, fIreplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 3235214. RemodelingRepalrs & PaInting. Painting DANNYS PAINTING interjor.Exterior Itouse Painting Licen$ed.Insur, Sanded FREE Estimate, (303) 3229440 PIun*k Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. Accepted 3271N1 SswFlNng PRECISION SAW FILING Let us file your sawl American Rent All 322-9113 30 yri. experience. Guaranteed work. Phone 549-4351. Handy Paul has truck will travel. Wants to fix small household IF' ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO . '69 Plymouth Wagon, looks & runs good Low mileage, $100 3235507 Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE - - '75 Spitetire, Carmen Red. Looks sharp, runs good, AM FM, stereo cassette, $279S. $34 0513 Hwy. 46 West, Santord 373 $6 , Have some cmping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all With a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 3fl 2611 or 8)19993 dnd a friendly ad visor will help you. •, ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS 3225752 ______________________ ___________________________ Plymouth '16 Volare Premier. i dr, Sta. Wgn Clean, Loaded, low miles. $3150 661.6401 DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY-STAY LATE 57-Sports Equipment __________________ 332•2476. Double Hotel Bedding $30 set; Hide.A.Beds $50. Sanford Auction 12lS S. French. Tuetday & Saturday at 7:30. It's Ihe only one in Florida. You Set Ihe reserved price Call 904.255 Liii for further details. P.M. FRI. NIGHT 7:30 ________________________ RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets. Avg. Sco I eag.n 322 5177 fDAYTONAAUTOAUCTION IiUtjI lUll 'k -'-- KENMORE WASHER- Parts. WANTED LOTS TO PURCHASE - 4. ______________________________ results. Just try one. 3222411 or 131.9553. - 77-Junk Cars loVed 78-torcyCles Church Yard Sale 3774131 springs & mattress $3).3 os pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $35. Sanford firmNs, amiss's, hees atc. A1sacampsNeIear HWY 01 Wflhiacitaicitie '14111 MyvflsAve.,Samfori c i j Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 322 5990 _____________________________ BUY JUNK CARS From $lOto$,50 Call 322 1621 ; .Ja1V3 _____________________ -- BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2435 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford II we Iracts, 5*. Johns Lver access Orem 51* per acre. $710 den, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary N. Tribble, Realtor, 306.441-104 & $301034. Eve & ' . - -- ON SALE- NEW twin size box 2 *111$, Lake Mary. 11 sass slat Ovieds, excellent for SIGnER "A $0401SUPERMARKET" N,m11mu -.- 5O-??scelIaneous SEIGLU REALTY Sanford 321 .O64 Orlando 327-1577 BEDROOM,2 BATH FRAME IN GOOD CONDITION NEAR SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL StIfLER IIALTY 'e WILL BUY EXISTING 1St & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 623 No. 40 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 5627413 ______________________________ $1,'... IVENINGS332.4013 332.0113, 335.7173 O home & credit? I will catch up back payments 8. buy equity. 322 0216. ___________________ your 3724235 Wander what to do with Two? Sell 3fl.73 Losing FRONTAGE, $1,330 PER _______________________ ACRE. Tarps, Tents, Rain Wear ARMY NAVY SURPLUS WASHINGTON COUNTY 310 Sanford Ave 322.5791 LAKE MARY. 3 BR, 1½ I. Near Crystal Lake, remodeling being done. Great potential, Nice treed sos. $33.000. ,I 47-Real Estate Wanted Great Starter. 3 BR, well main. REALTOR 333.4551 siding. Older building, neIN renovating. $fl5 ' IS ACRES TALL PINE, SOME CYPRESS, $100 PER ACRE. Two for One. 3 SR home + 1 BR cottage. Convenient to schools & 3 acre farm. 4 acres cultivated, 1 acre wooded. $3,300 dwn. Only - su.323.7750, 137,300. New 233 Homes, I pct. Interest to qualified buyer. $25,000 to 133.000. Low dcwn payments. BUILDER. 3222257. you. $31,500. HAL OLIIIT REALTY 2 BR, 1 balh, If you are having difficulty finding a place to lIve, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every 'j.v. SUPER I BR, 2 bath Exec. home .w.... y n,i,ny, ,.,m a inreu (11+) few animal pens. $33,000. i3x53, many extras. Located at Wekiva River Landing 13,000. 323 0423. 53? tOO! o FRONTs Acreage with 21½ mobile, quiet 2,000 sq. It. CloSe to 17 92 & Sanford Plaza High dock. FinIshed to - Coin Show. FREE ADMISSION Jan. I?, I), 14. Fri. Sat, 10 a.m pm Sun. 10 a.m,.5 p.m 60 dealers buying I selling US & Foreign Coins-stamps. FREE APPRAISALS. Sponsored by the Central Florida Coin CI"b. Sheraton Orlando Int. Airport Inn. 3835 Beeline Dr Orl Across from Orlando In ternational Airport ge __________ ra ________________________________ 15x12 Sc. porch, utility shed, DREAM HOME 4 BR,2 bath home in Hidden Lake! CHIA, w.w carpet. 1g. FIa. Rm., porch, homeowners assoc. w-pool 1. tennis I Many Extras! Just 2½. extra large tam. rm., screened patio, pool size yard. 3235200 VA I FHA Financing rm., & Much Morel BPP WAR. RANTED. WowI Only $45,300! IN THE e Very desirable location -Mayfair - 1g. liv. rrn. with fireplace. 3. 4I, -______ 46.A-lnckjst,ial Property & Sold SKYLINE 11'w.flreplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Rm., washer I dryer stays! Ulil. fruit trees, convenient to - - 47-A--Mcigages Bought BEAUTIFUL3 BR, 1 bath home In _s TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact! Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Too' ____________________________ 42-MblIe Homes Well kept, very neat, Sanford, 2.1, STEMPIR 000dUsedlelevisions.$25andup. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 3220352 CA InC.REALTORMLS 323.57/4 Day or Night SELLERSI. BUVERSI YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUVA HOME! WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER fireplace, fenced backyard, 4/ 62 acres E. of Sanford, $2?QOacre, Terms. William Malic;owski, Realtor. 332.7983 U H aro'd Ha" • Rea. 'j REALTY could become 31, dIn. rm., 0*4 3*301'. v .fl4 ..y< > , SANFORD WAREHOUSE SPACE Pine Hills, sale or lease. FIa. living, 1g. home, pool, many extras. 1507 Corkwood La. 2551514 in the S0s. Lease 1330 1st & ________ STENSTROM last dep. Owner. 53SIPARIOS.352-2lI0 AFTER NOUNS EALTOR IATEMAN REALTY hue, TOWN: $54150.. N' of II, City at $it PheIls. PliI Bl$$N . N. N. Tamm. 1. " - . oe.s at . w .' st to, Cily - 322-6437 _____ INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY. acr West side. al ft. of raIl " - REDUCED $2,000 for quick sale , real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1', bath, like new, room to grow. Excellent neighborhood. This is a choke properly. Call today to see. 129.900, New3 BR.2b.C.H&A,carpet :Immocuiate2lR,abath, FR + . GIVE 'to 1• Medel Inc.. Realtor 6443013 ________________________ Tr flne! electric, fully carpeted, $1I ma. + deposIt. 333.1015. ___ •----- Lwd Aims c Iy lam Nauth ____ ____ __________________ ,, 'WI1.i1k Sir ardiiw Annul Msut1.g, 1 PM. diy ch SI A..nt. Spriep. . l*i sod vi 1..Mg, $ p.m., 7i-j V Enterprises, Inc. CLASSIFIED AVERTiSI MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day _______ ____ Mailan of M"Md ____ acre, 30 cItrus. 322.2307. APPLICATIONS taken by phone, 1st, 2nd & commercIal loans. iS yr. financing on 2nd mortgage, Call Tom Krause, Potter Mart. gage & Investment Corp., 313) Adanson Rd., Orlando. 62SU50 Licensed Mortgage Brokers. ___ him.. Sanrd Airport, CocktaU boss' 7 Cash for your loll Will build on your lot or our lot. fireplace. Approximately 34 -A-Fh35nc1aS.rylc.s .qm for rent with kItchen focrntteslbam Inprlvat. home. 301 Fairmont Dr., Sanford. 41-Houses OVER 1 ACRE Lii. front EXECUTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath home. Has all extras, Tennessee stonefireplaceopen to DR & LR. Beautiful floor plan. 172.000. Low Down Payment By Owner-3 BR, 2 bath, block w. stucco, CHIA, Fia. Rm., _______ ___________ Sanford- 500 5. Oak. Puth froM ITS month, 123 week. Excellent. Call 332.5433 am. 541.7553. - VA-F HA.235.Conv. Home COUNTRY .a.,n,fl. ______ st hom5 . . ______________ everything. $24,500. Build to suit 41Houses Nice corner lot in Sanford, con., veniences all around, 2.1, but Secre?ary.receptlonist for pro. fusslonal office. Should be ex penienced & mature. Please -- Rulesy, Miamonte Sprjng. Sr:±± hulk - 41Houses COLONY MANOR- a new company selling home swing the phone for one of the nations largest builders apply between Sa.m.ISp.m. *11. days at 3701 5. Sanford Ave. or send 33771. Equal Employment Opportunity. 4, . po$ItIon,with good pay & ex. csIIent benefits for sharp girl with good telephone voice, typing, shorfl and & general office experIence required. Paid medical insurance, vacation 4.. holidays provIded. II u woui enloy meeting people ana an.. resume to Cardinal Industries Inc., P.O. Box U, Sanford, Fl., ......................... A1 permanent CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE helrs,devIsess,grantees,credltoq, and all Other parties claiming by, DATE, $,aIHeWan'u1n._parttiworki A copy shall be avaIlable at $54 through, under or against them In Used clothing stare. to at - _______________________ Office of the City Clerk for all any SUCh Capacity; any unknown 291 1.2nd St. as shareholders who persons desiring to examine the persons might COMBANK.SEMINOLE COUNTY same. be interested In All parties in Interest andcIt'zens ARIES DEVELOP. formerly known as COMBANK. same. shall have an opportunity to CASSELIERRY, Allpaflleslnlnfsqestandcltizens MINT, INC.,, and all unknown beheardatsaldhiaring. shell Suave an opaortimfty be personsifalIve,andlfd.adorncf known to be alIve, their several and By order of the City Commission NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING.. heard at said hearing, Plaintiff, of the City of Sanford, Florida. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE vs.. By order of the City Commission respective unknown spouses, heirs, devisees, granteis and creditors, or LESLIE SCHMIDT and DOROTHY H. N. Tamm, Jr. OF AN ORDINANCE BYADOPTION of the City of Sanford, Florida. THE CITY TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION other parties claiming by, through OF ANORDINANCE IV THE CITY City ClefS OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. .1. SCHMIDT, his wife: H. N. Tamm, Jr. or under theSi unknown natural OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. City CleIt SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRA. PublIsh Jan. 24, 157 Mel Ice is hereby given mat a pagi; the Wvval and DEF.111 pp.j Jan. 24. 1575 TION; Public Hearing will be held at me redive uiawo aesiuns. eec. Notice Is hereby given that a DIF.113 FLORIDA CENTER BANK, • Commission Rosen In the Cll? cessor* in Intoroet, trustees or any Hall Public Hearing willinbe held atHall the Florida banking Corporation, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH In the City Of $anfsnd, Florida, at Coniss1oq Rosen the City outer person claIming by, flweugh, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR 7:11 o'clock P.M. en February 13, in the City of Sanford, FIorid, at NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING under or against any corporation or COUNTY, FLORIDA iSit, to consider the adoption of an 7:11 Defeodnf. hhdIN0 CASE NO. 7$1W.CA4S.A Ylteiflilila Oefiit. o'clock P.M. on February iL TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION °' NOTICEOPSALI ordinance by the City of Sanford, ins to censioer Site adoption ot an OFANORDINANCEBYTHICITY daiW;andalldaiman$s.psruns.r NOTICE I$HEREBYGIVENShat WINTER PARK FEDERAL P'. natural or CofpOrOfe, or on the 12th day of February, te7 at SAVINGS AND LOAN AS$OClA Flof1d,tftloQlwh1CSuIsUf5H: ordinance by the City of Sanford, oF SANFORD, FLORIDA. ORDINANCU NO .lft whoseexactlegaistasusIsunknown, TION, Florida, title Of which Is as fellows: 1I:OOa.m.,attiteweltl,on$deo,ef Notice Is hereby 1V1,5 theta AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY claiming under any of the above the CourtP'w of SemInole County, OSDINANCINO.144$ Public Hearing will be Puold ii Site OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, described Defendants or at$anlord, Florida, theundensilned AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Commission Risen Nt liii City Hill AMINDING CHAPTER COF parties claiming to Nave any right, Clerk will alienor salethe Ioftswing vs. THE OF SANFORD, Ifl the CitY of Sanford4, Piedda, FLORIDA, title or hitet't 10 and 50 the lands HAL D. CORNELL, JR., etc., at al., CODE OP THE CITY OP described reel property: AMENDING SECTION 1 OF AR, 7:15 FLORIDA, THE SAME BE. o'clock P.M. on February 13, subject at this suIt Is qulel and L.ai Ii, ENGLISHW000$, FIRST 1515,50 consider the adoption at an CUrdiflO 1MG ENTITLED AS THE UBUILD, TICLE V, OF ORDINANCE NO. title. ADDITION, according to the ordinance by the City Of DeISod.IWs. INGCODE",SAIDAMINDMgNT5 *70P MID CITY, SAID ORDIN. CLERK'S NOTICE OP SALE ANCE SlING A ZONING PLAN thereof as recorded In Pta? Book 17, Florida. title of whIch Is Sanlerd, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PTlMG THE 1577 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t 40 follows: that an action Is quiet and confirm Paged, Public Records of Seminole pursuant AND 1515 WITHIN THE CITY OF SANFORD, ORDINANCE NO. 1419 REVISIONS TO THE 1574 to a Final Judgment toW heirs and EDITION FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE II. c..nty, Florida AN ORDINANCI OP THE CITY Foreclosure entered in the above OP THE STANDARD BUILDING 1MG CITED *5 "THE ZONING In and ti lands located In will tegether all structures, im. .u$itle cause OP SANFORD, FLORIDA, CODE WITH APPENDIX "D" in the Circuit Court pan, fixtures,, appliances. AMENDING CHAPTER 1SOP THE Seminole County, Florida, Is wit: of WITH THE FOLLOWING AMINO. REGULATIONS OF THE CITY OP The$euthtwe.tNIrdsol LoIs 1L11 asper mances en said land or the lilt Judicial Circuit, In and for MENTS: j DELETION OF SEC. SANFORD, FLORIDA"; SAID CODE OF THE CITY OP SAN. aud 12, Block "C", Merritt Pr1, Seminole County, Florida, I will sell Usid In conjunction morewim. FORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME BE. TONS AND lOU OF THE SECTION BEING ENTITLED The elerdeeld sale will be made at publIc auction Is the hIghest STANDARD BUILDING CODE, "RMOI MULTIPL.E.FANILY, 1MG ENTITLED AS THU "GAS SemInole County, Fur Ida, ac bidder for cash at the West pursuant tO C summary Front SAID SECTIONS BEING INTITL. RESIDENTIAL, OFFICE AND CODE", SAID AMENDMENT In pt.i SINS, Pope 25, of Site Public judgment entered In CIVIl NO. 7L deoroltheCourtlueuseinl$ueCftyat ED "BUILDING OFFICIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL DISTRICT") ADOPTING THE 157$ REVISION Records SI Seminole County,. P.CA*B now pondlo. in TO THE 1574 EDITION OF THE , SemInole Counly Florida INSPECTORS", DELETION OF SAID AMENDMENT P*OVIDINR me at me hoer of 110 a.m. Sit CIrcuit Court ii Site Eighteenth STANDARD GAS CODE Al PRE CHAPTER XXIII OP THE STAND. FOR AN ADDITIONAL CONDI. Judicial Circuit band fir Seminole February 12, 1575, SiteS cetein AND BUILDING CODE, SAID TIONAL USE TO PERMIT PARED IV THE SOUTHERN areneifrsdsswrvaacopyeiysuir CSIISiY, Florida. wceIofapiitlescribidIas CHAPTER lEND ENTITLED APOTHECARY SHOPS AND BUILDING CODE CONGRESS, Thlsale$MeIbesubI.ctIsanIgM PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILI. PAUL P. fs, if any, 50 II on "SIGNSAMENDMENT AND OUTDOOR DII. MEDICAL. SUPPLY STORES IN BRYAN of the firm of of redemption vested hi the United TheNerflu3H.otofLatflenIIlte PLAYS"; SAID DISTRICT; PROVIDING, TV, CONFLICTS AND EFFEC. wnisrujujlp, 'flames, Ward & of SIU of America by tile previsions TIVE DATE. STANDARD FOR SEVERABILITY, CON. TIDE 453.2 OF THE 40401$, oc at Tiffs is, United $$1i Cede, "n" SUBUR A cepy shah be ivollible it SM Wiedmen, PA., Plaintiff's it. BUILDING CODES SAID SECTION FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. cordins so Site Plot mpflNi, thereof as Cc) .Ing N A cepo shill be available at Office of the clhs Cleft for all BEING UNTITLED "TENANT s '- °N •,Wilder ParL Florids f e at sale within wiulcit is pasp desiring Is *iitlie *1 1s,, PARATIQN"s SAID AMENDMENT °' of the City Cleft tsr iN en or Pghje,y $5, and CI, Puatic Records at $iAllMhe REQUIRING TENANT SPACES IN rsUom. same.____ , pa,,j desiring to siamina the of Ja.ury, CoUnty, FIends. si.. to, arlsiluel wIth the DATED thIs 17* day same. AN prtIis in Intereel and citizem cier A BUILDING OP SINGLE (SEAL) *1. Ct either be*e in,. eMS stous on AN penlies In Inflrga mat citizens CUPANCY CLASSIFICATION TO be service so Plaintiff'sattorneys or (SEAL) heard at ash hiVIitS. ARTHUR H. BICKWITH, JR. SE SEPARATED Iv NOT LESS shell hews an speariumity is be c 55 me cwcm COW? Iminediatoly tharalW; sthlrwIs ARTHUR H. IICKWITN, JR. By elder 55 SM City Cemmiesiest THAN ONE HOUR FIRE 1111$. iteord at maid hearing.. By: Eve Crabirsi adaleuttwtllbegaw.dag.iotysu clerk ot toe Clrcutt court By eider 55 toe City Conwolseiso of toe City of Sanford, FlorIda. TANCE, AMENDMENT D.y Clink___ for toe ruleS demandod Nt the By: Eve CV*TH H. N. blues. . Site City at Sanford Florid.. TIDE 014, OF THE STANDARD WInderWIsIla, Names, Ward & Comphoint ir P55N1S1t. Deputy Clink N N. Tames, 1. City ClOth BUILDING COOL SAID SECTION Wudman. .& ThIs Notice shell be p*llohod don Sing, Gay 4 Stwhi, PA. Plj4I Jam. 34, 1575 CItY Clerk BEING ENTITLED "GENERAL", P.0 1es sc111ckwINforfowc.ue.cesIV, Attorneys DEF.15 SAID AMENDMENT AMENDING Pubhislu Jan.14, 1575 *wor Park. Ph. ' SM Evening Herald P.O. Sex 153 THE REQUIREMENTS RILA. DEF.l12 -Publish: January 15,31, 1575 WITNIU*.luondof*eCImhof Olidnd,. TIVE TO SPRINKLER SQUIP. DIF53 Site Circuit Court, Seminole County, Jamary l5,4, 75 MINT AND SMOKE DETECTING Florida. NtIs SM 17* day at DIF.$ DEVICES TO REQUIRE SAME IN PUBLIC jewe,y, lWt. Tic ALL BUILDINGS C0lt$TRUcvIO THE FARMERS MOMU AD. 'ZEAL) FICTITOUS NAME . OVER 45 PEST PROM GROUND ktfofV II. IiCkil*, Ji., MINISTRATION HAS FOR $ALE, Notice Is hersby ii that I em LEVEl. PROVIDING FOR 5Ev. FICTITIOUS NAME CloVhI( toe Circuit Court, PROM TIME TO TIME. FARM, NaIk itsrsw given toat 1 am WOuld in beININS at CIOIW$ lIABILITY, CONFLICTS AND I C11*' $eft $1.0I Altamonts EFFECTIVE RESIDENTIAL, BUsINESS, 111Usd in WI'nS at P.0 Sex i4 DATE. Pistils RECREATION ANO,OR OTHI Libe Mary, Fl. 35714, $amlnsle 10 P.0 Son 401 lembifo A coay shall be xalahs at toe By: Batty 40. CaNS4, PROPERTIES. County, Florida, umber SM fictitious Cuildy, pistils. wiei *s Office of the City Cloth r : ANY LICENSED REAl. ESTATE Of CUSTOM IN. nome Of MECCA MENAGEMENT . IteMS eMil.. me CON$ULTAIST$ and that BROKER INTERESTS I IN PAUl. P. BRYANIMOf I Wood is STIONG a toot s weusi NA IN Es, LISTING THESE PROPERTIES WINDER WE IDLE, of ii Nh Will *5 C*t at ,ggi sold name wito WHoa is 50Ss..,1 Øfame SHOULD CONTACT THE PAR. WARD SM Circuit rto lominule Cay. *5 Circuit Court, 1im1s lNSfl,RlIy 50 he 4 W000MAN P.A. in acaadeaim will to. tet in ecwa..ia wei *5 CALENDAR $si RECEPTIONIST • ............ •• !IilIPiiIv - inspiration, : wioiimiwci m We only have a iilustriousNewYorkTlmesfoodcriticCraigaalborne,is interviewed on the subject. •''. Friday, Jan. 26, 1575-ltA - .... Sunday - Noon Frido What the the 36.year..old South Caiollna moviemaker's film does determine, however, is that Southerners love their grits with a passion that is often pwz11ng to their -' -': Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 83-9993 3222611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES HOURS good." . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING INVITATION TO BID IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o THE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION TRACK FACILITY TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OFANORDINANCEBYTHECITY EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. SPICIALSURFACING CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OFANORD1NANCEBYTHECITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COMMUNITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Pfo?ke is hereby given that a COLLEGE __________________________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 74i24.CA4.J Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at th Sealed bids from Corlractoqs wilI Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hail be received by Owner, Board of DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Commission Room in the City Hall In the City of Sanford, Florida, at Trustees tor Seminole Community 1 tuTu.................. 43c a Hr LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI,a in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on Febuary colleg, at 2:00 P.M., February 12, corporation. 3cofn4cutive times . . . 3k a Hr 7:00 o'clock P.M. on Febuary 12, ins, to consider the adoption of an In th, board room of Seminole 157?, to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the City of Sanford, lc,nsicutivititflhi.....3k a Hr P.M. 1:00 AM. 3:30 Community College, Sanford, Plaintiff, ordinance by the City of Sanford, Florida, tItle of wtich is U follows: MONDAY thru FRIDAY Florida. The following Is includid: vs. Florida, title of which Is as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 1457 Application of special suilacing SATU R DAY SNoon 3 Lines Minimum ALMA MERRIMAN, deceased, at ORDINANCE NO. 1414 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY and lining of new track facility at al., SANFORD, OF AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY FLORIDA, Seminole Community College. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 14½ OF DEADLINES BiddocumentsareopsntopubiIc Defendants. AMENDINGCI4APTER1SOFTHE THECODEOFTHECITYOFSAN. inspection in the offices of the NOTICE OF ACTION CODE OF THE CITY OF SAN. FORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME BE. Director of Administrative Affai, Noon The Do Before Publication FORD, FLORIDA THE SAME BE. ING ENTITLED AS THE Seminole Community College, F. W. TO; ALMA MERRIMAPI, deceased INGENTITLEDASTHE"PLUMB. "MECHANICAL CODE", SAID Dodge Plan Room and Central STEPHANIE MARTIN, 33 Brook ING CODE", SAID AMENDMENT AMENDMENT ADOPTING THE Florida Builders Exchange in Avinue, Wyancanch, New York ADOPTING THE 151& 1571 and 1571 1577 and 1575 REVISIONS TO THE Orlando; and may be obtaIned from ________________________________________________ WENDELLGENEMERRIMAN,33 REVISIONSTOTHEIS7SEDITION 1S74EOITIONOFTHESTANDARD the offIces of Gutmann Dragash Brook Avenue, Wyandanch, New OF THE STANDARD PLUMBING MECHANICAL CODE, AS AMEND. AssocIates Architects Planners, CODE, AS AMENDED WITH THE ED WITH THE FOLLOWING Incorporated, Sanford Atlantic _______ - ________________________ VINCENT R. MORRISON, 142 FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS: AMENDMENTS: DELETION OF National Bank Building, Suite 405, -_____ ______________________ Commonwealth Avenue, Wyan. DELETION OF SECTiON 102.2 EN. SECTION 104 OF THE STANDARD P.O. Drawer 531, Sanford, Florida ________________ ___________ danch, New York TITLED "INSPECTORS"; MECHANICAL CODE, SAID SEC 32771,uponr,qu.st accompepled by THOMASW.MERRIMAN,l4Smltt, AMENDMENT OF SUBSECTION TION BEING ENTITLEO"FEES", $10.00 deposit per se Street, Central Islip, New York PROBLEM IS (b) OF SECTION 1212.1 ENTITLED DELETION OF SECTIONS 111 AND Deposit will be refunded in full for DOVIE A. PHILLIPPE, 333 Boyle "MATERIALS" TO CHANGE THE 112, SAID SECTIONS BEING EN IN YOUR FAMILY? two sets to contractors, submittIng Road, Solden, New York AL.ANON TYPE OF COPPER USED IN WA. TITLED "BOARD OF ADJUST. bonafide bids and return of Foroomiliesorfriendsof MATTIE WATSON, 4031 Lafayette TER DISTRIBUTION PIPING MENTS AND APPEALS" AND documents in good usooble con. Avenue, Chicago, prebierndriniiers FROM "M" TO "L": AMEND. "DECISIONS OF THE BOARD OF dillon within S days after the MAMIE KEATON, 4535 VIeN Forfutureinforrnationcali MENT OF TABLE SOS ENTITLED ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEALS"; opening of bids. Refund for 51,5 in Avenue, Chicago, IllInois W.3333orwrIte "MATERIALS FOR PLUMBING AMENDMENT OF SUBSECTION excess of two will be less $3.00 to JIMMIE GREEN, SanfordAl.Anon FamIly Group 737 Hunt's Point INSTALLATION" TO DELETE "A"OFSECT1ON3O3.2,SAIDSEC. cover cost of reproduction, on the Avenue, Bronx. New York P.O.Box353 THE LIST OF MATERIALS TION BEING ENTITLED "LOCA. same basis of return of documents. RUBEN GREEN, 737 Hunt's Point FROM Sanford, Fia. 32771 BITUMINIZEDSEWER PIPE AND TION", SAID SECTION PROVID. 2 wk salary fee Contractors who obtain bid ______________________ AVInUI, Bronx, New York FITTINGS AND CONCRETE SEW. 1MG THAT WHEN AN APPLIANCE umwts and dO not bid the and to the unknown heirs, divisess, ER OIVORCE-$3O.I0-Gu.rante. PIPE; AMENDMENT OF SUB. IS LOCATED IN A FURNACE prolect, must rsturns.meat east 10 giantess, auignm, iienors, cridi. Fiee details: KIT, Box 151, SECTION (a) OF SECTION 1215.5 ROOM,SUCH ROOM SHALL HAVE daysbeforeth.biddate,orpay $5.00 Pompano, FL. 33041, 5414557. tars, trustees and other claimants ENTITLED "SAFETY PANS AND AN OPENING SUFFICIENT IN persettoefraycostofrprd claiming by, through or under RELIEF VALVE SECRETARY $3.25 hr. WASTE', TO fl SIZE TO PERMIT REMOVAL OF and handling, as set forth above. ALMA MEIR WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A IMAN, deceased, and QUIRE WATER HEATERS AND THE LARGEST PIECE OF THE Each bid must be accompanied by BOOKKEEPER DOE Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. to all parties having or claiming to HOT WATER STORAGE TANKS APPLIANCE; AMENDMENT OF a certified check or bid bond Issued P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. PHAR ASS IT. MIN. siy. haveanyrl9ht,titieorinterestlnthe INSTALLED ABOVE THE SUBSECTION "A" OF SECTION by an acceptable surety company property herein dicribid. CEILING LEVEL TO REST IN A 304, SAID SECTION BEING EN. AUTO YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an WeddingsbyDor action to foreclose a fncrtaeae on GALVANIZED STEEL OR OTHER TITLED "DUCT CONSTRUCTION . The successful bidder will be BODY MAN $225 wk. NOTARY PUBLIC METAL PAN OF EQUAL CORROS. AND INSTALLATION", SAID required to furnish performance 322.2O2lafterSp.m. the following property In Seminole iVE RESISTANCE HAVING A AMENDMENT REQUIRING bond and labor and materials DRAFTSMAN $450 hr. County, Florida: THICKNESSATLEASTEQUALTO JOINTS AND SEAMS TO BE SE. payment bond each in the full $l3Owk. PORTER PACEDWITHADRINKING Lot 35,to SLEEPY HOLLOW, TWENTY.FOUR GAUGE GAL. CURELY FASTENED AND MADE amount of the contract sum, Issued cording the PIes thereof ac. CS VANIZED SHEET STEEL, PRO. SUBSTANTIALLY AIR.TIOHT by PROBLEM? NIGHTAUDITOR MIN. recorded In PIat Book 15. a bonding company licensed in peqhopsAlcoholicsAflonymou$ VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, WITH GLASS.FAB AND MASTiC, Florida. $3.00 hr. JANITOR CanHeip and 45, Public Records of Seminole CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE AND REQUIRING ALL SLIP To be eligible for consideration, County, Florida. . MACHINIST $3.50 hr. DATE. JOINTS TO HAVE AT LEAST ONE bids must comply with the laws f has b*en filed against you and OU A copy Shall be available at the INCH LAP MECHANICALLY Florida, all conditions of the Write P.O. Box 1213 $3.71 hr. SAW OPR. arersquiredtos.rv,acopyof your Office of the City Clerk or all FASTENED: AMENDMENT OF specificatlons,andmusttwmait,on Ssntorg.FIorIda32fll written defenses, if any, 10 MANAGER II on A. same. persons desiring to examine the SECTION 512, SAID SECTION BE afacsimile of theform Included with Duane Bergstrom of RUSH, $10,000 yr. TRAINEE 1MG E NTI'I'LE 0 "PLENUM he contract documents, in MARSHALL, BERGSTROM 5-lost & FOUS1d ROSISON, P.A., Attorneys and AIIparti.sinInterestandcitizens CHAMBERS", SAID AMEND. ipiicats, enclosed in an oceque ______________________ Shall at have opportunity to be MENT TO ALLOW EITHER A seated envelope bearing the name Plaintiff, whose address is 33 East heard saidan hearing. THESE ARE ONLY NON.COMBUSTI BLE PLENUM FOUND ig white cat. )'d & a'ess of the bidder and LIvingston Street, Post Office Box By order of the City Commission CHAMBER OR THE USE OF A marked: TRACK FACILITY Magnolia Ave. Ilk spot, bik flea 31, Orlando, Florida 32503, and file A FEW OF OUR JOBS FAN CUTOFF SWITCH, PRO. SPECIAL collar. 323.4330, ext. 314. the origInal with the Clerk of this f the City of Sanford, Florida. SURFACING H. N. Tamm, Jr. HIBITING THE USE OF CHAM. SEMINOLE COMMUNITY Court on or before the 27th day of Call Tddyor Elaine BERS FOR STORAGE OR OC. COLLEGE and delivered not later City Clerk February, 1515, 11-hfltrUCtilfll otherwIse a default Publish Jan. 24, 1515 201 CommercIal 323.5176: CUPATIONAL PURPOSES AND than date and hour mentioned will be entered against you for the ________________________ ______ ___________________________ _____ PROHIBITING THE USE OF PUt relief demanded in the Complaint. DEF.1O7 i.IC EXIT HALLS IN PUBLIC Beginner, intermediate I advanc. Personforg.n.valstorecl,.ning 2 Owner reservesthe right to re(ect WlTNESSmyhandandthes.aiof ad tennis Instruction for cfults 1. FICTITIOUS NAME BUILDINGS AND MULTI.FAMILY any or all bids or certain portions this Court on the 33rd day days weekly. 3 to 5 hrs. per day, lunlors. Single, group & clinIcs. BUILDINGS AS PLENUMS, AND a bid sfllated in , FORM Notice is hereby alvin that I am $3.73 hr. Apply in person at January. 1515. PROHIBITING THE USE OF Unsurpassed facilities at Bay engaged In business at 134 High (SEAL) PROPOSAL, and to waive any Wieboldts Camera Shop, 210 S. STAIRWAY ENCLOSURES CONS formalities and technIcalities In Head Racquet Club. For info. Park Ave. ARTHUR H, BECKWITH, JR. Street, Lake Mary, Seminole NECTINO TWO OR MORE 5101. bidding, and to award the call Hs*d Pro Doug Malic. Clerk of the Circuit Court County, Florida under the fictitious lob in the Are you looking for opportunities zowski, 3337343 115 AS PLENUMS; AMENDMENT best Interest of the Owner. No bid name of SPOLSKI DISTR I BUTORS, By: PatricIa Robinson OF SECTION 403.1, SAID SECTION shaIl be withdrawn for a period of 30 in career growth, in ad. and that I intend to register said Deputy Clerk BEING ENTITLED "GENERAL", days from the opening date. vancement & retailIng? Leading Publish: January34, February 2,?, name with the Clerk of the Circuit 1$-lbn$ecf Cen?raIFioridaMensr,rm SAID AMENDMENT TO DELETE Publish Jan.i?, 241. Feb. 2,1s7s 14, 1575. Court, Seminole County. Florida In _____ now has positions available In THE WORD "SANITARY SEWER DEFI DEF.I14 accordance with the provisions of Seaworthy Wood Prodvcts, San. _____________________ sales & management. Earning DRAIN" FROM THE FIRST SEN. Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes, To. ford, Fla., Mfgrs. of TIokWQOd TENCE OF SAID SECTION, AN commensurate to ability. Profit Wit; Section $43.05 Florida Statutes partsfleideamanwhocanke.p sharIng & free company AMENDMENT OF SECTION 405.2, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING up with company growth, mln. 2 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING 1557. benefIts. 303.114.0717, ext. for SAID SECTION BEING ENTITLED TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Sig Kevin J. Spolski years TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) - Documentary filmmaker Stan Woodward admits his unroarious new film Its Grits!" falLs In onearea - It never resolves the grain. matical dilemma of whether "grits is good or grits are 5o - Legal Notice Legal Notice CL ASSI Fl ED ADS Grits : Eveti Yankees Dig It ( 'e maker in residence at Legal Notice repairs: carpentry, painting, misc. Reasonable. Call 3396331. TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed I, in. sured. FREE est. 542 Ill?. pjAi: 3i2:Thii;'•s3'.9,93 �Frida y, Jan. U, øfl 12A—Evening Herald. Sanford Fl. . IAISiL. I iakes y L ons maytair commana YVITn 0! Walker, Kelley, Starks, Botts ' Within Striking Range At 70 Austin Straub, Dan weather than some of the pros group which Included two of his Hickman, Ward and Bobby Hems. In at 71 who teed off at 7:15, but that's closest pursuers, Jim Walker were Bobby Stroble, Kirk and Al Kelley. the breaks." Stringfellow, Paul Haase and Denny Lyons may soon claim Walker and Kelley had 69s who stuck it out on the Jeff Pomerantz. Mayfair a Nate Starks PGA tour with the big names along with veteran A field of 160 golfers started home course and Mayfair club champion like Nicklaus and Palmer for a Thursday, with the purse an He already plays It like home couple of years before Wade Bolts, who Is competing $7000. estimated Lyons, defending champion 1t1rifl ls%we Florida as an amateur. Lyons, who recently moved to In the Mayfair Open, shot a Another shot back at 70 was tour, also benefited Orlando, claimed a check for to take Thursdaywinter included first-round higher temperatures the group which his 1978 Iivictory. $1,200 for lead Ashby, Greg a tod ay,' teeing oft at 12:40 in a S&IOTd pro Bob tY sizzling five-under with a The Leader's Card round which featured six birBy JIM IIAYNES Herald Sports Editor ;..... : •• ' , :.::.:;-_-' Jilpi" . - _ . . p- P .t....., .?.. . ow — :-- - 61- D. 1 IL In fact, the only hole which gave Lyons any trouble at all was No. 1, where he took a bogety five. He got It right back on No. 2 with his first bird. Five-under after 13 holes, lIIIIIiIE . .•... _1 •: - .l IIFII. 1. 1.m. t ... • S . . .. • . Lyons simply played steady, S par golf the rest of the way in. "I'd say 67 was a super round, considering the weather," said host pro Bill Osetek. "Denn .. had benefit of a little better q y SYSA Teams - SuperSonics Crunch Hawks By MILTON RICHMAN You Have The 8a11, Kenny NEW YORK (UP!) situation: Here's the way I see the Kenny Stabler the fourth against the Bullets UI 17 3 9 1 3 1 II 1 I 4 3 1 N Tot. 3169 6345 36 U 7Mal Seminole, Lyman Home Tonight In Basketball kINJI SCOREBOARD - unanswerea points anu uea too game 8& with 6:44 remaining. John Drew, who led Atlanta points, put the Hawks with ahead 9647 on two free throws with 40 seconds left. But Williams - who made a steal that led to his clinching h,,.fr..linth final Ihpo.u*,'nnAa II'..J 13 15 I I 5 4 4 siTi ]3*6 431 314[493 340 I 1 I? 6 3 1 5 4 rc1413 - By United Press International The Seattle SuperSonics have begun to reflect their coach, former All-Star guard Lenny Wilkens - patient, cool and unflappable under pressure. For the second straight game, the Pacific DivisionI..o.AI CAM .iii...A i, IWUU lwIuI5 5 4 J i!! . Slate Tilts BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF NO.9 AT MAYFAIR Oa'EN Parade 3*3 4H 3481394 There are five basketball games road in a game at Daytona on tap tonight involving Seminole Seabreeze; Oviedo plays at County teams. Kissimmee; and Lake Howell is at DeLand. Seminole will be home against Seminole Youth Sports Daytona Beach Mainland; Lyman Tipoff is at 8 p.m. for each game Association basketball games entertains Spruce Creek of Port with junior varsity contests Saturday will be held at three beginning at 6:15. Orange; Lake Brantley is on the locations. Jackson Heights teams boys and girls as well as varsity play and junior varsity against squads from Teague in games played at lake Brantley, starting at 1 p.m. and — S Surirlded 360 210 NiraW Ps$ss by Ts* Vincent Sports 1 YARDS HANDICAP PAR 2 3 14 HOLE running uroin p.m. South and Tuskawilla Seminole teams hook up In 9 a.m. through 12:15 p.m. contests at South Seminole's gym. And MIlwee and Lakeview teams play from noon to 3:15 In the Sanford Middle School gym. Buffalo 33, Trenton 4$ Transactions Dowling 76. Nyack 10 Fl.. St. 71.0. Wash. 41 . Mason 71, Falrlgf 67 Hamilton $2, Oswego 76 Ithaca $3, Colgate 7$ Na: 7$, Rbrts Wslyn 5, Phila. Pharm 72, Rtgrs 36 Pitt 91, Mercyhurit is St. Jos Pa. 57, Hfstra 54 St. J,Flihr $3, Hobart 77 Staten Island 91 Bklyn v Football Los Angela - Announced the hiring of offensive llr* coach Dan Radakovich. Colloie Southeast Missouri State Uni. versity - Russ Sloan resigned as . DIflIWJU %1UJU%IVI. 1 Drit'sMert 5.00 0 ($1) 39.40; P ($5) 132.90; T ($1. 4) $4410. Time 31*4. FilthRac.,S.I6,C: S Tally Brook *2.20 5.40 3.20 4 Mr. Cap Dave 3.$0 2.20 6Drif's Flare 2.40 0(41) 21.40: P ($4) 71.40, T 11.4. 6) 92.40. Time 31.91. SISIII Race, , 5: 3 Dev 7.20 1.00 3.00 6 Shot Maker 7.00 3.10 Ohio Stat• — Named Dennis put 2 Honey Wilde 7.10 Twsn 63 E. Strdsburg 61 Fryzel as football defensive coor. 0(34) *9.40: P (36) $4.30; T 047i. W . C onn . wstfld St. u Seattle back ahead WOO on dinstor. Without knowing whether he Is or Isn't Involved in that Without 2)171.60. Time 3934. $2, AIC jumper'from the free throw line Seventh Race, 5.14 5: WVa WIslyn 96, Ald.Brdds 05 amateurishly contrived cocaine comic-opera, In Gulf Shores, Ala, with seconds remaining. He 7 Hasty Go 0.20 5.40 1.10 5 ffi ldeknowhecertainlyiai'tdothghlmselfawholelolofgoodwlth I BUfl5Ofl 7.40 6.10 August $6. Columbus 56 Pro ài,' bail then sank 1-of-2 free throws some of the statements he has been making. 6 Aloha Hope 0.20 Bluef Id 91, Lib. Bapt 10 with seven seconds left to give NSA 0 (7$) 23.40; P (7.1) 70.90, T (7$. Cmpbtlsvi 67, N. Ky. 64 In one of them, he accused the writer who came to Alabama to h Seattle a final two-point 5) 423.20. Time 31.66. E. Car. fl. N.C..Wilm 79 Thursday's Results Interview him, Bob Padecky of theSacrainento Bee, of "being out Eighth Race, 4t C: E. Mnnnte $1, Brdgwtr 11 in. marg Seattle 1 00, Atlanta 9$ to get him." I Rumor Flash J.C. Smith 91, Hampton $$ 7.10 3.10 3.10 Detroit 135, Los ArIg 100 Elsewhere, Detroit routed 4 Revel Ky. St. 4$, Gentown $5 4.60 2.10 Portland 100. Golden St. 103 Los Angeles, 135.100, and 6 Mineola Rhoda Ky. $6. Auburn $3 I did some checking In California with those who know Padecky 3,00 Lander 12. Cstl Car.40 0(14) 22.40: P (1.4) 47.40; T (1.4. Portland beat Golden State, 191and have worked with him and everyone I talked with told me the Pro Hockey 6) 91.1$. Time 39.40. Mercer dl, Ga. St. 42 103. same thing, that he's a straight arrow, a good, level-headed Newberry 73, Ersklne 54 Ninth Race, S.1LIS: SAN DIEGO (UP!) — NHL Plstoes IN, Laken IN: N. Car. 76. Wke Font it 7 Hasty Go newspaperman and not at all the type to go out and Intentionally $20 5.10 7.00 N. Ala. $6, Tenn..Mrtn $1 $ Bunsen Thursday's Results 7.40 610 Bob limier scored a game- Tommy Aaron has been on the "get" anyone. NE La. 7$, La. Tech 73 S Aloha Hope NY Rangers S. Buffalo 1 1.20 high 26 points and Kevin Porter PGA tow 15 years now. Over Plkevl 93, Cinch V.1 $3 NY Islanders 4, Boston 2 0(74) 23.60, P (7.1) 7*90, 1 (7$. That was one Stabler statement which didn't seem to holdmuch and pick each other up, added 18 assists to lead Detroit that 55fl be has won $806,337 4, Atlanta 0 Pre$by $3, Winthrop 74 5) 432.21. Time 31.64. water. Hemade another which I'm reasonably sure he didn't give especially defensively," said to Its biggest point total of the but only two tournaments. AM Montreal San Diego 64 SE La. 63 Tenth lace, 544, A: Colorado 5, Pittsburgh 3 De troIt 6, Los Mg 6, tie S. Fla. 66. Alabama 64 4 DnIf's Earth a whole lot of thouaht. "I have no loyalties 4. ..I.J .1. IjD • 7L VU I W a. •kII..I that's why this year he's 9.00 1.20 3.00 - - to the- Silver and Black WII1..... 1W W &I 14M1 W4PJ '..IUU UU Sthwstrn 62. Trevcca 57 Super Slew 6.20 1.60 anymore," he said. t" u. 13-point deficit after three straight vid, Union 102, Lnctn Mom 94 7 Road Two 5.20 Vorhees 73. Morris 63 0(14) 25.40; P (4.1) 9575; T (4I• Specifically, he was talking about the Oakland Raiders, the quarters In Washington Tues Trail Bluers ill, WarrIars 183: time In his career. College MIdwest I 735.40. Time 31.61. Last week he was unable to Lionel Rollins scored 10 of his team he has been with nine years, and if he really means what day night. Creightn $2, S. Ill. $1 Eiov* lace. 1.16, C Atlanta maintained a lead Ti points In the fourth quarter to qualify for the Phoenix Open, so Basketball ' Evangel 94, Avila 77 7 Justa Prince he's saying, how can he keep taking their money? You don't spit throughout 17.10 4*0 1.00 most of the game, lead Portland only its third he came here to practice and Evansvl 90, Turin. Tech 73 S Tex as Fawn 3.40 3.50 in the hand that feeds you Indiana $2. Wisconsin 61 4 Sweat Pickles 6.10 hope he might qualify for the Thiorsay but Seattle rallied with 10 win in the last 13 games. d. Tech 7$, Marion 70 In 0(74) 45.40; P (74) 133.15, 1(74Basically, Kenny Stabler isa nice guy, aguy who once had it all most San Diego Open. N.M. St. 71, Bradley 41I 701.11; Time 32.27. Albany 74, Ourks 6214 and lot It get away from him. Maybe be fancied himself so secure, With a IL Henderson 95, Twelfth Race, 7.16, 0: Hli$dli it, $prng Arbr 54 so famous, he didn't have to worry anymore about such a minor 5 Circus Sherry dido't feel he 4.10 3.60 3.20 Indiana $2. W isconeln 61 2 Dusting 17.60 5.00 detailutaklngcareolhlmself. H.dldiu'tdotoogoodjob of tl*t ;,Byviallhe,It hat wen. hut's McCray Name d Iowa SI, Illinois 52 4 Little Pest 5.10 lad a sonandnoborbiowsthatbetterthan he does, He says he uallfy because he played Mayvl St. 47, S.mldji 43 0(2.1) 36.55; P (5.2) 59.75; 1 was "In the but shape of my life" when he reported to Mich. 49, Mlch. St. 11 Ing round in relative calm, and 41I 45.ø. Time 444$. Milton 46, St. Nrbrt 3$ Raiders' training camp. Too bad he dldo't stay In that same shape the wind the quality. Player Of N. Mich. 7$, Ynqitwn $t 41 the rest of the season, though. around Torrey Pines a 6$ Is N. Iowa 70. Akron 4$ ____ Bruce McCray, $4 JUnlOS Ohio St. 73. Nrthwstrn 6* almost a throwaway wont, For reasons probably known only to him, Stabler decided to P' 1 By UiSsd Pr.0 arontIel Purdue 44, Minnesota 61 cowl.. forward for Seanhiol. High, has especially on the North Boeln coach Don Cherry, MY'$ 105. Bethel 79 a Thurman Munson following Oakland's third seane this vast dP wind blew. In been honored as Burger Ki ng Bryan Trottiar didn't care wt$3 tuj* Ida team played Thursday, the He had always talked with sports writers b.Me but n° player of the week, a weekly An Chris 72. Angelo St. 67 had been out- extrem el y well In another fact, It blew In almost gale-like that ld alter the Raiders had won only one of their fir st three sam.s he played 111014 Ix 92. Harding i 01st. — In fact, dldo't — gs at times In award cltli the m thought proportlone effast, said, "I ) losing he Informed thehewriters that win or loss, he no longer would talk to really care about any MCMUflY 93. laS Watyn 79 standing high school per. Th thing we totally outplayed them. excess of 40 mph. N.M. Hllnds 45, S. Col. 42 them er t games. Okay, fine, He kept his word. ere wire except e fact hia teem had Ilisy Del.. City $3, N. Cole. 77 Playing golf, even for the formance for a Seminole th liáu't deserve a us and so listervim for the red of the season. Ok. Chris $7. Ok. Sap $1 y player. cirwon axter game but, , they Ido't deserve a Okla S$A 5$. Phillips 36 MCsy Pad 14 each -s In Now, suddenly, be feels an urgent used to talk, to get out his side us," outplayed an an be mljsty "They it's the sign of a good club when ctsad ces c Ouachta 39, Ark. Tech U 01 two $N &in the WSIk. of the dory, Be he's granting hdarvtsws again. TroWer a'iMed alter the New it has a lstdown and the tough. SW Tea St. $4. Tea A&l 1$ So. Ark 77, Ark. Coll 70 SISIhinOIS coach Bill Paine ft be terrible It nobo cares w Kenny SWdeF has York Islanders dsf~' 4 the gosending comes theegh and it was for almost everyone in Ton.Arl. $3. N. Ton St. is to say new? I'm net that sorethere wethat many who do. What Boston Brains, 44, In a twill' of wine' the starting field of is — sed McQ was deserving of West he's appareidly trying to say Is that many of his probluns can be battered and braised hockey Canadhu. 1, Vles 0: Aaron, who shot a 6$ on the the 101 "1 t Wl'I 1 SYU 91. Colorado St. $3 DSRWrI,AWFO,cog attrthutsdtothetoemowner,All vis,andtMapostawr11arsin teams at th e Bedes Garden. Guy L our and Bit. Sbodt 1Jo— and Is the 4eitoday bed week," Payne eddsd. FU$Mri 73, UC Iry 57 "Two weeks be sosud the Bay Area, who made him and Joho Madden scugageds the "Bat we won. The final score Is each scored two goals and going do thS second roand. 011".Rur'$ 111, S.Ons. 75 _____ Raiders' 0-7 record led season. ft's femy, bat I don't recall Joint whet coeds, not the shots." added two lsli and Bonny "rye never theugid 01 myself ni POIntS, bat Bredley's p,., is, i. Mont. X Ricks $6. S. Ida $4 Madden he was made aecepegoatby other Dsvlsertbe The Islanders owcoms a 10 Lwoc p recorded his first Be a good caidweather or wind Brad Qunton got It that week. So 00 $9.71 N.Mea. 72 NIGHTLY ness upon leaving U Raiders a few weeks ago. deft, took a 3.1 lead bi*d sledoot 01 the non to lift player," he mid. " coewider- Prehabl t he d.cl In Me St. 101, Utah St. Is WhenS abler ays the hieanonDovlsand thespostswr*ers, he goals by lWWer, Ed W41aiI Modred over Atlanta. UCLA It. WIsh. St. 71 $ P.M. Ing the circenudances, ft was this week wastkdMcay*I Utah 44 Wysmiri, 40 1 PI bfl the floor." dd hew in mind they Ide't throw the ball, he did. He should and be Bossy, and then held Bangers I, 8ea 4: an excelled root" (Cloud 14154ay) also r'uqiimber that who the Raiders were wimiug Dave Maloney and Ron only Was other players shot e on for th e win. The victo ry Is S ft was he whe r.CMted med o(the ad he re.ly jed aedher In what Is teasing Duguay scored third-period per or is.. Billy ('usper, Grier Dog MATINEES: iptod ft Now t they didn't Pave t gued a siseiri, he oat to be a wonderfel yew for goals 2l seconde apeat to allow Jones, Jerry McGee and vie Smith Captures MsL wet .So. to oeld be able accept the orP" as wilL $ANPOSD.OSLMDO th e Islanders, ft also gave the New Yerk to break its thee.- Heplo all shot 71 on the NEW MATINEE TWI*SMY N4NT Pat Time 1:I5p.. j remember Stabler dOIng the sees tMag wh George Ilsade teem some revenge for an gee. unbeaten streak. North, witle la Qigisy, PWWlace.$44,OI the Raiders. 11de bept $eli ha be I: RICkIN I, Ps duer less at Boston Jack Spradiin, i.., and Barnett open S ALL NEW jMksd, that Stabler eventally wield got Ma M.cg w be JackValitpilts'sMhgoalln Joe Pr, on th e Nuth, ad "When we were in here 3 SwiotsOk it.. ii. $TrWedBox 2.40 Ricaptaidtbetep 4dlyLucky Pro j1r.d,andIalssrunsmberhew1tabIeracs told msh,Ido't before, we Pad jed led some the led these gemes — with Jim Blnww, on *do tougher $02 TrNects WNW i a t 404$; ($44) $3U1 IWInS In th B.ridt k think Blande would ever lt. Pad gee," TreWor said of a IlUsi — WI.d lerado over South, abet 73. AU, IIIACS$ Isisad Rae.. $46. Ci own foslb now Is that time generally takis cuw 01 44 J isiurud in Beden Nov. Ptthbergb, sitesding the Tern Wm, wIener 01 five ThId.y at lebat Palm , S , Oh4$a 12.45 1.11 tie Thridiy Lamevrni, i US 3.5$ ode. win evei1hing. StableiIa't thuteld, only 33, aadtbuWs nelbig thIt 3. "NOW, we're No. lend ft's a Rockies' modest unbeaten tona $ ye , 74 she finished the twrssad $1$NIUOCIurM 4JJ s.ys he om'tcom.Packnedw91 Bind hsveageedpsww l;_ - - We ve a drakt.theeess. In Maftedcemp.tIImdthe tiui4 with a 101 fir a SO ($7)"Al5 ($7) $JJa p (7. theRaiders. It's entirely apto 1dm. I dent know#W4 luklag 0 i A - N IUSm T 17+1) *U$ ieee IE5$. K 5, Fooft year. i Wilkpt doe eitediiim pits id1*k." eiaee es.: , - ' omo1 joy advtcebatUhels, I'd snggsdbeWk to eitswdIisS (iiti PW EBuI'Id in haYS 74, lm Vie fl1u, ron- Pr ' Juanita PedIris $ Wild ___thesam nlMho'nihiphehsdw$ththernashe did in T,*a ad:Ie,ihe along Maowsnhaadwith4$4kIto . in Hejs c'—ii Lee 111$ tiS 10 * 34j tie with weeks US (*' ,it With wOIsuw adM give Ii. Mgalas 4.46 30 tiNPed. , bed 7$, Jens Ifla.'L Bin S Thl45MestMe is pans on 't Isi sior the Rid Wh*I Pad ilwip Aa Neeth ad Jay batter 1 seemed to be his mini way, and edhiug ever iu.tiide v.IJ- RtgeL1 In gp4 e be pay wit, Aid -, in more thut pain Is NISSOUIN.3,.heN auMiqIntWdpeiind C; aid r, in esjcyedhisbedyeorsthM ,q — whesbewedpidoedad =sI •PmahUy. ILl 441 345 't $.(gIPa load. p.1edweIkS6. - quarter on the road, winning both games on key plays In the final seconds. The latest Victim was the thHawkswhotockan 74 lead Into the fourth quarter Thursday night, only to wilt under Seattle's pressure defense and the clutch play of guard Gus Williams, to drop a 100-OS decision. "It seemed that when Dennis Johnson went down (he turned an ankle and left game), the team seemed to pull together ... .. — Aaron P oenix Leader , •.. - Bruins Lose Battle, d W..k • Won ____ War' Garden _____ Algal! . . __ _ __ _ — ______ ______ _____ PdCull ______ lacing I • _____ ______ _____ .- S _____ ___________ - - - ____ .0 - - -- ------,-•__-__ ._ -_'___._.•__.___-._ .-. •._--S- - - ________ • -------.-.-.- .. , - - --..----...-..--..-.- - - �Evening Heiald SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, January 26, 1979 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE * - .4 VIA 1 pal VIA Nirad pIi$s by Tom Ns$ssI Betty Dimitry has found a hobby that grows on trees, Photos, story, Page 3 - 9-.- .r. �I—Evsnhii, NrM, Seafes'd Fl. Frldsy, Jan. N 'Corn Is Green': It's A Delightful Romp For Kate NEW YORK (UP!) - Katharifle Hepburn hunow made her own the role crested on the stage by Ethel Barrymore and on the screen by Belle Davis. That's the part of the strongwWed bluestocking ipirater n "Th. Corn is Green," which CBS V a Jan. 28, 911 p.m., Eastern time. Miss Hepburn has a romp through lush Welsh scenery as she founds an unorthodox school for miners and Photo, Page 8 polishes a dirty, rough lad named Morgan Evans into an Oxford scholar. The surprise in the beautifully acted deans comes from an unknown, Ian Saynor, as Evans. Saynor's performance Thrftge Inn FINE FOOD TRADITIONAL S UNDA Y DINNER 12.4 SundaYs Roast Beef s Ham Steak Fried Shrimp Fried Chick.n. Inc $udss: Hom.mad. Soup. 95 Mashed potsissi. vegetables, dessert, cots.. or toe. COMPLETE OdMrsn under IS BRING THE F4MIL Y! Make Reservations Now. 305 S. Psik Ana, Ssiif.rd For Sessrvatlses: 323.025s 4LL would come as no shock In his native Wales, where he has toured In the Emlyn Williams play, but the 26-yearold actor was thrilled to be working In the television deans. Not only did he have the awesome Miss Hepburn as his co.eta, but the director was George Cukor, one of the greats of the golden age of Hollywood. The C*orHepburn tean produced 10 films, starting with "Bill of Divorcement" In 12 and Including"Philadelphia Story," "Holiday" and "Keeper of the Flame." "When you think you're working with two people like that - very famous people, with Incredible reputations, people who are legends, It can be nervous making," Saynor said In an Interview. "At first you "Igt* think because of their greater age, maybsthsyare.eodinthelrways — Wtthetwoof them are so flexible, and especially Mr. CiEor has this greet elasticity of rrthid. "Arid they were so enthusiastic - they had so much energy. I was the one that got tired." Saynor's ilijtf build wasn't the burly diamond In the rough that CiEor and Hepburn had In mind for the Welsh miner. What do real Welsh miners look like? "LA. me," Saynor said with a grin. He gained 25 pounds for the film - although on the screen he certainly doesn't look It - to appear heftier. "Miss Hepburn bought me some weights to build me up - I asked her to sign than. She was very determined that I ** on more bulk." In another category completely Is the CBS dram "And Your Name Is Jonah," to be aired Jan. 28, 9.11 p.m., Eastern time, and starring Sally Struthers (with hair toned down from the blond brassiness of "All in the Family") and James Woods, who played the artist son in "lloloca." The real star Is Jeffrey Bravin, a 9-year-old deaf child who plays Jonah, deaf from birth and hatltutlonallsed for three yeas after beingmisdiagnosed as retarded. The story begins when Miss Struthers and her husband, Woods, bring Jonah home. They must come to terms with Photo, Page 11 the reality of his deafness - no matter what he learn. (at this point he does not understand even the concept of words) he will never be "formal," he will always be deaf. Although the script lacke plausibility of detail, the performances and the plight of the child makes this a moving threhandkarchis1 deans. Prophecy. Lectures Sunday Night "The Mark Of The Boost," &*4fo 6,3 15 P.M. (.xcspt Men.Thurs) MIPOIDIDA ciwiai 700 Elm Ave.. Sanfor Ti. An hvlt.d To Hear FLOYD POWIUP Fridays God's Measuring Stick Saturdays Th. Cross What was N.II.d To It? Sundsys Th. Mork 6S.S, Needed To May Food Gil 'Needles Are If you're tMakl.g of getting out 9 Me kosee aid are loekieg for NmithI*( tide this weekead, here are a Hobby few suggestlesi: From . -.? X._.' •: Friday, Jan. 2, l7-3 Trees Looking for an Inexpensive hobby? Time Out To Eat Betty Dimitry of Longwood has one whose raw material literally grows on trees. She makes baskets and other items out of pine needles. HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. JUNGLE JOE'S— Restaurant & Super Club. Serving 7 a.m.40:30 p.m., Early Bird Dinner specials 47 p.m. daily. Entatainnumt Mon.-Sat., I4 & SR-41 at Sanford Inn. By sewing and weaving the needles together with raffia — strips of string-like material from a type of palm which can be purchased Inexpensively at craft shops - the items one can make are limited only by the imagination. LAKE MONROE INN—. Dining, entertainment nightly with the Inn-Mates. Dining room open Thea.Sun. 4 to 11 p.m., lomg. open 'tU 2 a.m. "ALBERT EINSTEIN—A MOTET"— Written and performed by William A. Landry now on national tour, Fine Arts Theater Seminole Community College, 11 am. to 12:30 p.m. and 74:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 31. Free to public OPERA— Soprano Shirley VerdI will perform with the Florida Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Pavle Despal Thursday, Feb. 8, at 8:30 p.m. In the Bob Carr Auditorium. Call 841.1280 for tickets. Free' . '.•. :•.'.• •. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. GETTING AN EARFUL JUILLIARD STRING QUARTET— Rollins Concert Series, Sunday, Jan. Up InBush Auditorium at Rollins College, Winter Park. For Information Mrs. Dimitry, a bookkeeper with the Seminole County School Board, has been making Items for two years after taking a course In the craft from Mary Behrman at the agriculture center. FROM PINE NEEDLES TO DECORATIONS "I'm Interested in nature call 9$-2233. ,,THE LARK" - Grapefruit Productions Inc.'s and outdoors," Dimitry, and she said liked Mrs. variety of stitches which Idea of working with natural have the appearance tf materials and their low cost. 'It's Inexpensive... can't be "Once you learn the much less. Needles are stitches, then you can use . --- . your imagination to create Most Items are started by your own work," said Mrs Dimitry. sewing the raffia around a metal ring and then sewing the needles to It with a opens 1q79 season with play by Jean Anouilh at Maitland Art Center, Jan. 2, 27,211, 29 and Feb. 1, 2, 3,4 and 5. Group discounts available. Call 645-2181. - FLORIDA SYMPHONY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA - Saturday, Jan. 27 at Loch Haven Art Center. Programs designed for young and young at heart, 2 and 3:30 p.m. Members of Loch Haven Art Center: Adults $1; students 50 cents; non-members: adults $2; students $1. Tickets on sale at art center shop Most of her projects have been given to friends and relatives, but she plans to Napkin holders, pendants, hang on to more items now bracelets, earrings and even that she Is redecorating the bird cages are some of the kitchen — she plans to Inother Items she has made or corporate many of the pineneedle pieces. has In the works. She has made baskets from a number of patterns and her own designs. Text and photos by Tom Netsel OLD TIME MEDICINE SHOW - Sponsored by DeBary Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 10, at DeBary Fire Hall. Featuring Clyde Moody (the Waltz King of the Grand Ole Opery), recording ails Scatty Lee, the Original Peanut Band and Gong the Gorilla. Tickets: Adults; $2; children, $1.50 available at chamber office or member businesses. ORLANDO OPERA COMPANY - "Romeo and Juliet" by Charles Goimod Friday, Feb. 2 at 8p.m.; Sunday, Feb. 4, 2 p.m., Bob Carr Auditorium. Visiting artists supported by Florida Symphony Orchestra and Camerata aioni. Tickets from $2 to $18 with discounts for senior citizens and students. MILWAUKEE BALLET COMPANY - Tup. perware Convention Cantor auditorium, Saturday, Jan. 27, atl pm. Carted Pfw= Includes works by George Balanchins, JOW Paul Comelin and Dermot Burke. PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK - Exhibit by Manuel Alvarez Bravo, the Mexican photographer, In the University of Central Florida Art Department Gallery (tWA 306) through Feb 15 Free to public. . GENERAL SANFORD *JJM LIBRARY, 820 E. First St. Open Wedoeuday Friday and Sunday, 2- 5 p.m. only. FERRANTE & TIRCUR PIANO TEAM IN CONCERT— Sponsored by,tbe Junior Sorósls, 8 P.m. Saturday, Jan. No MBob Cart Auditorium Orlando. Tickets on ails M&sep's, mall ticket aisneles and Bob Cart CONCERT IN LOlA PARK RANDSHEIA,— By Valencia Community CoIIss Sympfr.inlc & Stag. (E31j\a1111'l' .((3'c,qj AIr4cf RAFFIA 'SEPARATED, THREADED - - - - $ABKT 'LOOKSUKE LACE ................. �I 4—Eiuilng Hirald,Sanford, Fl. ' Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. rláy,Ja. Ask Dick Weiner THE Jan. 26-Feb.- 1 (NBC) ftwo. - MOURNING DEAR DICK: I am worried about Doei7 and Marie Osmoad, mostly Marie. I understand the Osmoud family la big family and they have a large home and that their mother rules both home and family with an iron haai. Therefore, their Income would have I. be huge to take care of all the household and family eenses. AFTER Veteran character actor Michael Constantine is not just clowning around — he's reflecting on the death of his son of an apparent drug overdose In 'Walk Softly Through The Night," a special two-hour episode of NBC-TV's. "Quincy" scheduled Thursday, Feb. 1, 9-11 p.m. MA44 I would like to know what percent of the family's total Income Is sappiled by Doany and Marie? What does the re,tol the family do? I don't ever see them osTVorinthe movies, so do they contribute toward the family Income? I read that Marie works so hard she Is near a break. down. Still, no let ap for her, poor beautiful thing. And I saw In the paper where one of Marie's big, fat brothers (with a smile on his face) told her to keep working. SHAVER, Charlottesville, Va. Not to worry, Shaver. Marie is hardly Cinderella, you know. Donny and Marie's show Is produced by the entire (mond family. The entire family is out most of the time making personal appearance tours (and making good money). They all work together on recordings, and, In fact, the brothers probably work harder than Marie (poor, beautiful thing) does. - A swpI,s,Co*pan, PLAZATWII PLAZAT 1 EVE The family Is hardly poverty-stricken; in fact, they are more like an empire, with big holdings In farms, real estate and other businesses, and huge Income from recordings, personal appearances, commercials, etc. As an Osmond family friend says, "Every girl In the world should be as lucky as Marie, with eight hard-working brothers looking after her." Hwy. 17-92 321-7502 71$ SAT. MAT SUN.3 uhIHhIUVIII1I11UIlE - I0I - Positively Last Week DEAR DICK: My daughter says she beard on the radio that some of Elvis Presley's older albums are worth $510 now. Cu you tell me anything about this? NEVA ALFORD, Tuesoa, Axis. "A marvel of stupendous ,. fIkn.mdng...amov1e " exfragaflZL The one wil otigross them a RCA tells me that only some very rare special promotional records, made up by RCA for radio stations, are worth that, and those only If they are In mint condition. Elvis' regular, ordinary albums are not that valuable - yet. -REX REED -PLVDAILYNEW' ADULTS 3.00 CHILD. SO / DEAR DICK: I would like some Ith,maUss regarding Kristy McNIcbsL Is she well ld In the televialsu world ailike Tatum O'Neal) or Is she jest another conceited ebild actress? N.C. , Vancouver, B.C., Cu. SORRY NO PASSE Lake Monroe IAA MT-SUN 2:11 IVININGS 7:35 x3S AWL STEAK-SEAFOOD FEATURING Best Catfish and Hushpuppies In the YiI0NVAW libou' I OJT 11 — CHILD Ill YRS. I UN S TA TE I I's a Ova ads Ii, FROG LEGS a MOVIELAND $TNTI PRO. TELEVISION a RAW OYSTERS This Wk's specials 11 17-02 5. .121s . P,uh Fr CHICKEN 21 SHRIMP $3.95 $3.50 lucludos SaM §W (1$ Items) Alse chslc. 01 Ptees PtVSCOstNerury Csudrp Th. Inn e Mesk Mat s WV,. apes Tuesday am Saiusy. The dIprsu.utr..4Is11prn. with the uqs steyl. apes 'Nil e.m, 1 TN! LAKI. Iuterd 35$-IllS She seems to be well-liked by her associates on "Family," which Is understandable. The McNichols kids CIOme up the hard way - alter her parents divorced, her mother was left alone to raise three kids. But where do you get the Idea Titian was't well liked? I've been with her on several sets and found that she got along pretty well with everybody, too. DEAR DICK: Do the .Iigsn ud dancers on Liwuice Welk's show held down ether jobs, or do they mob enough to live by working fir Mr. Welk? T.T., Msusee, lUrk. They all do very well, thk you. Walk pays a living wagesid,buIds. mad o( them doothert)th,_uall performers do. Ths angers work on remd date., the lancars do shows and other personal ap peerance work, or tums. inntzial DEAR DICK: Could yes pums toa as if actor lisphea Macto, oter of 'lbs bsa*" w be Tvshswseras,Iss? I ho' flesttri shout bi@L L Calm Youll yaw IsW Ned Willit be Ale to see MUM in thedw. as oft of the atem of the ME ftkn, "NIwW." H. was born InP'w'IIa, riled In New York, OliscAM it Dortmo. He acted for my yome in the hiNter, New York aid London, before twaWl flInt. For several years, too, he faugtt act. DEAR DICK53y foL. oug I ho,. a bit @ft and Iaths — who pbrd Ibis.7 isebm In "INt Play" reely ho wbiss eyes aid r bit myl.j asys N was dii' with lb. Is rf? K. flAöa, TaskM. (Ins who for ii.. W1lli Froth.,, the a, is perfectly nermal and wu Ml dons with MOM* and cod", 'wO •i.t ' _. &-- 0 (CBS) 04MI& _ (ABC) _ iJI. qZ (NBC) Friday, Jan. 26,197" Ann Turke. String Of Key Film Roles the changes she has wrought HOLLYWOOD (NEA) In him. Actors often have the op Harris had1been something ,wwInnitutn1rn a 1t. whil. of a wild Irishman, thinking they are playing their roles. and brawling, and today he a trade Sometime. it A is a quid, gentle man. (the late Edward . i Robinson once played a "Everybody talks about shoemaker and, from then much I've done for how ad States Amateur Team Austria. on, repaired all his own SATURDAY him," Ann says. "What they the Soviet National Team EVENING this meet from Las Vegas. shoes) and sometimes It Is forget Is how he has done for AFTERNOON simply knowledge. HiVdL me at the same time. 710 t30 Aim Turkel, the gorgeous SOCCER MADE IN GERS WRESTUNG 4:00 model who became an ac. WANY The Harrises today make 9) DOW "Andy Williams trelin and also became Mrs. their permanent borne In ANN TURKEL San Diego Open" Live cover(1) =COLLEGE BASKETSUNDAY Richard Harris, co-stars Nassau, in the Bahamas, age of the final round of play in BALL Notre Dams at Maryland Wild Geese' and as I recently AFTERNOON this PGA Tour tournament With Harris in the film, "The did, when I played Delilah on where they have a house. PROFESSIONAL out due from Torrey Pines Golf Club in Ravagers," She says it is very quiet BOWLERS TOUR Covarage of that series of Biblical stories sometime neat spring, ft the $100,000 Qaker State that both of them like it and La J5 for 'IV. We don't want to be Open from the Forum Bowling (])V'flCl'L She says it Is a film set In 4:30 that way. The important Lanes In Grand Prude, Texas. PIONSHIP FISHING WOE OOPSPORTS the future, a dory pur- like (lena Rowlands and thing, she says, Is that they 1:30 Coverage of the Men's World portedly showing what the John Cauavetes, and omly are together. 400 CD OUTDOORS WITH Cup Skiing Championships world would be like after a work with each other." "Andy Williams (FS "I think," she says, "that I from Kttzbuhsl, Austria: She says that since they San Diego Open" Coverage of 1Y MUTUAL nuclear holocaust. the Worldw.igstlmlng c,was born to be Richard the third round of play in this were married (In 1974) tw They shot It all in and plonship from Gettysburg. Pa. PGA tour tournament from (2) Harris' wife." everyone has talked about COLLEGE BASKETround Huntsville, Ala., with Torrey Pines Golf Club In La BALL Marquette at Duke the cooperation of NASA. MONDAY Jolla, California. S THE SUPERSTARS Top "In fact," Ann says, wios WORLD OF SPORTS athletes compete in a variety of EVENING I1"w" AC Awoo Vow ts in mis mira OT sporting eve Live coverage of a 10-round behind the project. They told 9:00 heavyweight bout with Jimmy four men's preliminary rounds Young vs. Ossie Ocaslo, from from Freeport In the Bahamas. 5 PRO BOWL Live coverage us that they have films of of this annual NFL all-star various types of holocausts San Juan, Puerto Rico; Interna3:15 tional Ski Jumping ChampionINTERNATIONAL C$.AM game from the Los Angeles which have taken place on ship from Bischofshofen. PIONSHIP BOXING The Unit- Coliseum in California. pfl( and our which have - not been written about at all I don't, know any other details, but they told us the films are really horrifying." One thing more: mod of "The Ravagers," she says, caring for Mrs. Taft (Julia was shot In a huge, manEVEN SATURDAY Harris), a stroke victim: watchmade cave outside of en_a ing President Wilson's (Robert AFTERNOON Huntsville. She says the cave Vaughn) grief Over his wits's C]) CIRCUS Host Danny 12'OO 1330 large it can accomodate death; and helping Mrs Hard- Kays presents highlights of the WEEKEND SPECIALS Iig (Celest. Holm) contend Ringling Bros. and Barnum & 19,000 people, and it even has with the scandal surrounding Bailey Circus, including perfor1:00 a fresh-water lake In the FESTIVAL OF LIVELY President Harding (George mancss by animal trainer middle, for drinking water. ARTS "What's A Museum For, Kennedy). (Pan 1 of 4) Gunther Gabel-Williams, "The NASA people told us, Anyway?" Host Gabriel Kaplanof S SOLTI CONDUCTS Anna's and tramnho I2V -- tho t'u wn soL1I.. fl.IL.. - .. - artist - Dobermans, -. vruiui -''' ' '" pe and a group of young peopw trsw. built U a by-product of some tour the National Gallery of Art "Romeo And Juliet" Is performed, road-building work, and that In Washington, D.C. THURSDAY they didn't plan to build it. £VENIN9 9:00 38 Guardian Donievy 19 African ACROSS CORN IS But I believe that It was I)5 MORNING 11:30 45 Go into country 40 ObstrucPALSY An Englishwoman .(athadne planned as a place for NASA 1 Actress ... 21 Pertaining tions CEREBRAL 49 Actress 1O'.aO ____ Hepburn) meets with ignorance "%" ud Ullmann to yester42 Sudden TELETHON Gardner and wariness from residents of (4) FEBRUARY MAGAZINE to go in the event Of a 50 Greek stloke day 4 Actor a small town in Wales when she Sharron Lovejoy reports on an fabulist Edge 43 Ritual TV's 23 holocaust, from a nuclear James ... 'outward Bound' wlldernees attempts to educate their SUNDAY 54 Swedish 44 Folk singer of 9 Tins u accIdent." training course for women over was or nclear youthfvi coal miners, coin 24 College Burl EVENING (Search for 30; two Judges' very different This Is another in the 55 Origin officials 46 Ripped . Tomorrow) divorce; LMnn StringOf increasingly 0:00 • THE TREASURES OF eppa1 tosports Isuffix) 25 Actor 47 Famous 12 Farm fowl editor for the port" port* roles for Aim TurkeL 13 S.mi.tropl' SOLTI CONDUCTS TUTA*J4UN Pc, li ers. 56 Singer Plewttart canal New York Times; and profiles tursi. Jeohnolm and paminga "Wagner" Selections include Eydie 26 Kimono sash 48--- Foxx W fruit Betty Uflhlki most Of her ether "The Flying Dutchman," of ancient Egypt accompeny fiale sportswriters 27 Fish eggs 51 Free 51 Estimated roles the one she has In "The 14 Indian and LaWIIS MluIin. "Tannhaueer," "Tristan And uigrns of objects found in 28 Opposite 58 Boy's orbital farmer is ahrdly Ravagei'a" AFTERNOON IsOlde" and "Die MeiStira-the tomb olTutenkhamun.(R) of taboo nickname path (abbr.) 15 Of the age glamorous. inger." (N) 59 Animal 30 Paddle 52 Theater sign 40 ,Even thougit site :='d 16 Pertain ng TUISDAY track 31 Rubber tree 53 Shoulder 0:00 5 RP"MATAU Host Brian ____ ' no one of the world's (comb. form) _______ 32 Guided NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TOchi rides in a hot W balloon, EVENING Schmldtke kidneys SPECIAL "Hong Kong: A vlelt an animal hoepltai. pea- most glamorous wowiti, if lAnothor 0:00 sent. reevits of a teenagers' she ebs.e, she plays that 17 Slippery fish Family Portrait" The Chinese World) _ap4jiJ, 15 Fetch lNest1s is intimately experl- (2)5 MA( 1WAIN'S AMIR- poll, sod 20 Actor stood through the eyes of a ICA "Abe UnoIn Freedom arid drivee aesasm locomotIve. pretty seedy codim'e., DOWN SOLIJTIOi Paul Fighter" A turning point in the Hong Kong family. EVENING In "me Pars," dw 22 Actor 1 Fictional We of Abraham Lincoln. who 10:00 (10.1 play opploilti her whaling Hunter serves no defsnso lawyer for a 9:00 (j)5 II. HOPS Bob Hope black ,nenierahusband but she says 24 Stilt captain creeted. (2)5 CIRCUS SUPER sts Debby and Pal and his 2 Turn aside PORT 25 Actor working Jinner hosts together is not HIROGS Bruce ces NEWS Boons. Son" Davis Jr.. and Coverage of the Republican this special lring peiforrM.I 3 Against Ernest Reynolds spl () (prefix) Actor response to President Carter's mances by Ii, greet Circus 29 'c'd Is movie "Superman." 4Actor David." Of IMIOII Address, - aerintst ivin sue, pour Harry XI Woodwind bier eraine, UrSUIS sosticits, writing now and some 11:30 PJIct, no will as actIng, MONDAY 5 Strong beer Sk.talled Pedro Cub on the high wire NEWS CLOSEUP ABC she seys "We have piano for S Iniquity sslie cv' This and Wapius artist Tite Gloria. "NIsai0 EVENING 7 Eggs — 35 Yam i d Carseveral fibo together 5',. (1)• MR HORN Dav im--$g-IM report p obas 35 Catafakue 5 Wait TIN he and legeiry pirirsys 5I me Ii, some would UI, U.S. imeigsnos agencies' $0- frontier figurs Tom Horn, the Sun in 37 Dashed ___ (CBS) i..n*' __ (PBS)°" La r Sports On The n Specials Of The Week " t ..- i W ••' "-- - ACS(STN AT THE y. esme we would cdar for X Follower secareerIIItAIIdthecap. otbie' directors. Ro Mags HOUSE W ontheir saeard kilo WN -1 (.uffix) lure of Garwilmo and a — livia Cole) becomes a Lft "But we will always do 41 a busily hunter. Richard WidWhite House. and ch unl .kese,. things apart from consumed by We r , . sw , E so Fbvi Fijala: - - mW,*bste&lM1b. SJ*ies $ Portent to ,Nqbert -• �Fray, Jim. H. $7 6-9%VrAft Hsra, Saiu.rd. Fl. FRIDAY Jan. 26 (!) 0 WONDER WOMAN EVENING Wonder Woman searches for an ultra-swat laser crystal stolen by one of the costumed e..oO members of a science fiction convention. THE GRINO YEARS ALL-STAR FAMILY FEUD 6:30 The costs ol"Eight Is Enough," 0 NBC NEWS "Love Boat" "Family," and CBS NEWS 1~2H join host ABC NEWS _eo .ngfl" n Richard In this game Osw TMEGROWINGYEARS I show competition with pro700 coeds 00im to CIft11 IN WA ()THE NEWLYWED GAME () MARY TYLER MOORE REVIEW "Lou's Second Date" Can Lou Sm - Rhoda find true happiness (1) a BROTHERS o em. together? That's what every. TWO Zipper is k1dflP.d by on@ Is WOfldSrlflQ ISPICISIY a group of sorority girls who Msi suspect him of stealing their THECROSSAM diaries. _____ JOKER'S WILD WALL STREET WEEK MACNEIL I LEHRER ..The Climbing cost Of c.sw' I ORT Guest: David N. Jones, vice president and economist, Aubrey G. Langston and Co., 730 Inc., MCPR. LLRS CLUB (I) THE MUPPETS Guest: Leo Sayer. 0 TURNABOUT (Pram. THE MUPPETS Guest: Gil- (2) lere) A young career couple ds Radnsr. (John Schuck, Sharon Glass) FAMILY FEUD who wish that they could trade CAROL BURNETT AND places wake up one morning FRIENDS Skits: "Goodbye Inhabiting each other's body. 5Øp (4) THE DUKES OF HAUARD O DICK CAVETT Guest: C.P. (Premiers) Cousins Luke, So Snow. and Daisy Duke. (Tom Wopat. John Schneider, Catherine 5:00 () 0 DIFFRENT STROKES Bach), trying to best the corArnold, feeling lensly, comes rupt system In Hazzard County. up with a novel way to get steel shipment of lIsgal slot machines from "Boss' Hogg attention from his family. These poems are by achoeri from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are tatI* by pod Bob Wielioff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provIdd lth a theme, tM are not told what they should write. Poets Dres I was walkiag with a baby ie my arms I Was waiig'uNa dead wbes I weal inik a Mg berewas a Mg bile in 69 fleer I tilppad ever Ike baby's toy and fell and do baby fell 1*. the bile —LeyB I felL Boa. I l,dcd es a ,MgL A big Thig ce up the hK Il.igked at It, ItlaagbsdatMet —Debbie H. IA ISDIAT DAUN 19(101 BARGAIN CORNER BUY HERE • PAY HERE wav PAYMENTS LOW AS '14 Pr Wk DIAL with the DEALER who wants to DULl BAIRD.RAY DATSUN 0% N. 17.fl. (IstI NiriSs 01The iig Trw) u'.13's (Sorrel Brooks). SING VALLEY MOVIE "Th. Pink Panther Strikes Again" (1976) Peter Salters, Herbert Lom. Inspector Jacques Clous.au sets out to capture his former boss, who Is threatening to destroy the world with a ray gun. V.1. PEOPLE Pal Holmes Interviews Gordon Harris. retired publicity manager of Kennedy Space Center and author of "Apostles From Space." 5:30 (2)0 HELLO, LARRY (Pramlire) Radio talk show host Larry Alder (McLean Stevenson) learns that the listener he gave some spicy advice to was his daughter. PROSE "Corporal Punishment" Host: Count Barnes. SATURDAY jOfl. 27 0 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL MORNM Boone vs. West Orange •COLLEGE S(ITBAU. Mississippi at Tennessee squad after being forced to I _ _______ ____ _____ I ________ _ I W - - I PALMIST PAST - P$IUNT — JIITUII Helpful advice on all affairs LIFE. LOVE MARRIAGE BUSINESS CARD, CRYSTAL BALL READINGS 0115*000 8314405 II PUIVACY Of MY NOW . Heurs$..m. ..rn, Men.. Sal. 11." 1110109.6"IN of maw I Nextle"IbrA's r.aegspjs) __ ___ - - I FLORIDA REPORT M . (2) VIRGIL WARD'S 5:30 (3) CHURCH SERVICE AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 AFTER HOURS 700 (2)28 COMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITiON_ 0 JERRY FALWELL 7:30 (2) MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL (4) SUNDAY MORNING. PICTURE OF HEALTH S00 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN PALSY CEREBRAL TELETHON (CONVD) SHOW MY PEOPLE 0 NEXHUMBAND SESAME STRUT (A) 9:30 (2) SUNDAY MASS (4)MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE ORAL ROBERTS 5:00 (2) OUTLOOK WITH JOY BRYON (I) SUNDAY MORNING (Premiers) CBS now correspondent Charles Kuralt is anchor for this weekly magazine featuring reports on the major events of the present and a review of news of the past week. FANOFACE 0 ORAL ROBERTS MISTER ROGERS (A) 5:30 (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO a MOVIE "Poppy" (B/W) (1936) W.C. Fields. A downand-out bum tries to prove that his daughter is an heiress. (1 1/2 His.) O ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 10:00 PALSY CEREBRAL TELETHON (CONT'D) STUDIO SEE "River Boats" 1O'.3O (2) MOVIE "Scaiplock" (C) (1967) Dale Robertson, Robert Random. While in Kansas City, a gambler wins ownership of the Scaiplock and Defiance Railroad. (2 Hrs.) (4) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL ____ BA G _______ DIRECTIONS 5:00 (41 A BETTER WAY CEREBRAL PALSY TELETHON (CONT'D) I I ______ Jan. 28 12:30 (2)0 MEET THE PRESS 530 RAINBOW'S END •SUNRISE SEMESTER 200 5:00 ®CRKERSARREL (2) NASHVILLE MUSIC THE LAW AND YOU MAVERICK WORLD OF THE SEA NOT FUDGE BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON 5:30 THE NEWS Host: Chuck (2) A BETTER WAY Stone. (4) FARM AND HOME 230 DSPECTRUM 5:30 TO SE ANNOUNCED THE LUCY SHOW (2) O WELCOME BACK, KOTTER WRESTLIN Epst.ki and Mr. Woodman's 700 FLORIDA REPORT niece decide to live together, G (2) PROFILES IN EDUCATION causing pandemonium at 300 BLK AWARENESS Buchanan High. BEVERLY HIUIIUJES PIG VALLEY : Vi. PEOPLE Pat Holmes O JULIA CHILD AND COM0 MAKING ENDS MET Interviews Gordon Harris, PANY "New England Potluck 730 publicity manager of Dinner" (A) (2) 0 SWEEPSTAKES (2) G Y PANTS I NITWITS retired Kennedy Space Center and 5:00 (Premiers) A jilted wife, an ox- (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY From (2)0 MOVIE author of "Apostles Sentinel" con and a dog hold sweepSSMEIUTE$ (1977) Chris Sarandon, Cristina stokes tickets that will win one ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI- Space" Rainm The lives of a young of them a mIllion dollars. MALS "The Fish" 330 (I) 0 DALLAS The Ewing 0 ANIM AL FRIENDS COLLEGE BASKET- couple are Irrevocably changed family Is disturbed by a strange BALL Notre Dame at Maryland when she moves Into a sinister 5:00 friendelp between Jock and PROFESSIONAL brownstone whose only other (2)0 GALAXY GOOF-UPS Julie Grey. BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of tenant is blind priest. CONOREUIONAL OUT- (4)OPOPIYI the $100,000 Quaker Stale (4)0 CBS MOVIE "Fighting SCOOSY'S ALL-STARS LOOK "Seabed Mining" Open from the Forum Bowling Mad" (1976) Peter Fond., Lynn PAINT WITH NANCY "Still Lowry. A disillusioned city Lanes In Grand Prairie, Texas. 1O Life With Vegetables" dweller looking to return to a PROSE "Corporal PunishO TURI4ASOUT "Hooray For peaceful life on his father's 5:30 ment" Host: Count Barnes. Hollywood" Female film direcranch finds himself Instead In a tors, producers and writers are (2)0 FANTASTIC FOUR 400 battle with a ruthless stripCONSUMER SURVIVAL O Interviewed. KIT "Charities, Children's OTC (4)0 GOLF "Andy Williams miner. San Diego Open" Coverage of ltGO LOVE BOAT Drugs" me inwu ruunu w piy in ini LIVE FROM WOLF TRAP DOOONEWS 5:00 PGA tour tournament from "lox Beneke, Helen O'Connell ICK CAVETT Guest: Han(2)0 GOC '4 SUPER 90 Torrey Pines Golf Club In La And Bob Eberly" lox Beneke na naoray. Gray. (4)0 BUGS BUNNY! ROAD loie. Calitornis. and his orchestra performs 11:30 RUNNER Mind concert of '40$ music, with NOVA "The 0 (1)(M TONIGHT Guest host: CROCKETT'S VICTORY Machines" Who or what will special guests Helen O'Connell Rich Little. Guest: Bernadotte GAROBI How to grow, nour- take www when and Bob Eberly. (A) Peters. Ish and maintain succulents In begin to think better than their (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME the horns. (II) 10:00 creators? (A) 0 MOVIE "The Cowboys" FANTASY ISLAND A pho9:30 0001*4* FARO (C) (1972) John Wayne, Roecoe tographer (Michels Lee) wants WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS SUPWRIENOS Lee Brown. Eleven schoolboys JULIA CHILD AND CON. Live coverage of a 10-round to most the little girl who mysbecome toughened men when teriously appears In her heavyweight bout with Jimmy pictures; and a man (John they participate in a big cattle PAW Young vs. Ossle Ocaslo, from Rubinstein) drums of being In drive. (2 Hrs. 15 Min.) 10:00 CINATIC EYE "The Bat- San Juan, Puerto Rico; Interna- a million-dollar poker game. BANETTA Beretta Is forced to help a gang of juve- tieship Potemkin." Sergei tioflal Ski Jumping Champion1100 ship from Blschofshofen. nile convicts escape from their E1ssnsteIn(A"ss.n: 1925) (A) Austris. (2X4)000 NEWS hideout. 10:30 FIRING LINE "The Prob- O MONTY PYTHON'S FLY0 12:00 (2)0 DAFFY DUCK len's Of Illegal Miens" Guest: ING CIRCUS "Spot The (I) MOVIE "Crooks And (4)0 TAAN I $UPER 5EV- LoneI Castillo, commissioner Looney," "The Book At Coronets" (C) (1969) Tally EN of immigration and naturaliza- Bedtime," the KamI Kaye go Savalas, Edith Evans. Stately PBS MOVIE "The Battle-- tion. off on a secret mission; British mansions become the ship Potemkin" (B/WI (1925) penguins, a scientist, and an 5.30 target of a group of thieving Directed by Sergei Elsensteln. I.Q. test get into the plot. (A) gangsters. (2 Hrs.) Sailors, tired of bad conditions (2)10 BE ANNOUNCED 11:30 and worse offlars, mutiny and 0 HE HAW HONEYS Guest: lt.37 SATURDAY NIGHT Larry Gatlin. (2)0 take control of the Ruselsn batO MOVIE "One Man's Way" tleehlp LIVE Most: Michael PalIn. Prince Potemkin. (A) (81W) (1964) Don Murray, DiaEVENING Guestp Dooble Brothers. na Hyland. A crime reporter _ltOO PALSY CEREBRAL enters a seminary when he (2)0 YOGrI SPACE RACE TELETHON 0.00 feels unable to help people In OUR GANG COMEDIES MOVIE "Born Yesterday" a G) a a NEWS any other capacIty. (2 Hrs.) (8/W) (1950) Judy Holliday. 11:30 William Holden.(2 Hrs.) 100 PINK PANTHER "The Duchess Of Duke Street: 1200 (2)0 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Plain Selling" An exclusive sailPALSY Hosts: The Village People. AFTERNOON Ing club objects to Louisa's O CEREBRAL TELETHON ICONT'D) Guests: Toto, Melissa purchase of a seaside cottage Manchester, Hot Chocolate, 1:00 next door. (Part l4OflS)(A) 1200 Gloria Gaynor, the Jell Kutaah (2) COMEDY SHOP 5:30 Dancers. (2)0 FABULOUS FUNNIES 1:30 RIDA'S WATCHING (2) FLO SPACEACADSMY 1:45 MOVIE To Be Announced. (2) CBS NEWS (4)S XBID SPEC IALS 0 MOVIE "Come Back, Little (1) NEWS CONSUMER SURVIVAL l_ Shaba" (8/W) (1963) Shirley O MOVIE "The Come On" UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL KIT Booth, Burl Lancaster. A mar(8/W) (1956) Anne Baxter. ried couple's frustrated emo700 15:30 Sterling Hayden. A woman pits tions break loose when they (2) BAY CITY ROLLERS (2) THE GONG SHOW one lover against another and rent a room to a college gIrl. (2 FAT ALBERT (4) CONSUMER INIYUNI winds up Involved In murder. MW r vw Mrs.) sommormu~ 0~10 If~ Stafford, Touch Of Country, 0 WANTUNS 5:00 CROCKETT'S VICTORY Charlie McCoy. PALSY • CEREBRAL 5:37 GARDEN Jim Crockett aivea 0 LAWRENCE WELK T1THd lrni Movit "The Senator Was Up on how to grow minitw 9 0 00001111 MADE IN GSA. '&01O kidlecreel" (5/W) (1947) Ella plants tortirrarlums.(R) MANY Ralnee. William PowelL A sena-5 MOVIES "Conquest" 7:30 (81W) (1937) Gres oarbo, tor begins an unofficial presiM CANDID CAMERA Charles Boyar. Europe dential campaign, but EYEWmOAaNI obvious love VAL OF LIVELY encounters a hur dle when his political diary is lost. 41 Hr. 25 Armm"r?" Host Gabriel K Mine.) MIN oo and group of Your piopis MAN "me Bionic Woman" toValiks.(1 Hr.S6Mlne) tow Ste I&.el Galliry Of All (put j) SIeve's lucas the Gangland Strikes" MOVIE "The Sun Comes s on (11W) (16) John Hudson, first bionic woman, Ins i s t Up" (C) (194$) Jeanette helplss Sieve brt ups Coun__ _0JII.A Country MacDonald, Lloyd Nolan. A Of Aprtrl le has to choo" is dlelIIuslon.d singer Is given a reason to be altar encounter. _____ - MADAME KATHERINE SUNDAY — schools. O 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 school's football team. 0 CHIPS Jon and Ponch help a 30-year veteran of the highway patrol face the Was of retirement. ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Secret Garden: Magic" Mr. Craven finds Mary. Dickon and Coils's playing and laughing In thegarden. CHAM- KINGDOM WILD "Wildlife's Last Chance" Joan Embery of the San Diego Zoo reports on endangered species throughout the world. 0 WILD KINGDOM "Land Of The Giant Dragon" The rare Komodo lizard Is captured and tested to determine the health of the animals. 7:00 (2)0 WORLD OF DISNEY An PIONSHIP HING Introverted teen-age boy disPRO AND CON 0 OLYMPIC SPECiAL Bruce covers he has the ability to Jenner hosts this special look- develop out-of-body experiing at stars and major events of ences and communicate with put Olympiads, and U.S. trainrain animals. (Part 1 of 2) ing Mg methods for the upcoming (4)ONMINUTES t' A$HINOTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 1:30 (2) OUTDOORS WITH LIBERTY MUTUAL 0 TONY BROWN'S JOURNALS WALL STREET WEEK "The Climbing Cost Of Cash" Guest: David N. Jones, vice president and ec onomist, Aubrey G. Langston and Co., lnc.,MCPB. (A) 1:45 (4) NBA BASKETBALL Regional coverage of New York Knicks at Washington Bullets; Chicago Bulls at Denver Nuggets; New Jersey Nets at Phoenix Suns. 200 (2) 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Mar quette at Duke PALSY CEREBRAL TELETHON (CONT'D) THE SUPERSTARS Top athletes compete In a variety of sporting events in this third of four men's preliminary rounds from Freeport in the Bahamas. GREAT PERFORMANCES "Live From Lincoln Center" Soprano Joan Sutherland and tenor Luciano Pavarottl perform from Avery Fisher Hall. (A) 3:15 0 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING The United States Amateur Team faces the Soviet National Team In this meet from Las Vegas. Nevada. (2) MOVIE "Flying Tigers" (B/W) (1942) John Wayne, Paul Kelly. Two men patrol Burma Road and chase a pretty nurse In their spare time. (2 His.) (4)000LF "Andy Williams San Diego Open" Live coverage of the final ro.iiid of play In this PGA Tour tournament from Torrey Pines Golf Club In La Jolla, California. 0 MOVIE "Stowaway To The Moon" (C) (1974) Lloyd Bridges, Michael Link. Unknown to Ground Control, a young boy becomes an astronaut after zoom (R) hiding on a spacsshlp. (2 His) 0 BP.ETIIOVEN FESTIVAL 1100 (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA- "Beethoven's First Symphony" NY 4:30 0 FIRST BAPTIST WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of the Men's World AESOP "Mixed Bag" (A) Cup Skiing Championships from Kltzbuhel, Austria; and 1130 the World Welghtllftlng Cham(4) FACE THE NATION TURNABOUT "Hooray For pionship from Gettysburg.Pa. Hollywood" Female film direc500 tors, producers and writers are FI LI NE "Recognition RING ___ lnIervIa,i,oJ. (A) Of China" Guests: Ray Clii's., Jerome A. Cohen. AFTERNOON EVENING 15:00 __ • - 'Hj ', -- • • - do • ••.. ' •• 2 lAS' I CIV PIftp Mc K..., as Alice's so., 'Ibmmy, _______ I - - runs jul AARON '30 Minutes': Good Show, Bad Slot By DAVID HANDLER I only stumbled onto 1130 Minutes" by accident, This CBS News version of "60 Minutes" for teenagers Is burled In such an abysmal Saturday afternoon slot that I didn't even know it was on the air. It's a shame, because 1130 Minutes" is probably the only entertaining, intelligent show for young people around. Its format Is precisely that of its prime time big brother. Two or three magazine stories are presented by hosts-correspondents Christopher Glenn and Betsy Aaron. Glenn, who came by way of those short "In The News" Saturday morning spots, and Aaron, a CBS News correspondent, are relaxed and likable. They also avoid condeacenston or objectionable attempts at being hip. What they do Is take pertinent, complex subjects and present thorn in a clear, accessible manner. nr -'••' ----•7-•-----•- Iit\ " L) 1 -- a. CHRISTOPHER GLENN, BETSY That's what has made Minutes" so successful with adult viewers. It's called g nce here The of stories. They're all choice about teengers, and some of. them pack a hefty wallop. piece One excellent offied t who had to get hwried. . __ • 'j - • Come basketball War tries to no --WOWW-- SeleL tione s awSyfrOmhlsdullPrsSIfltexla-- "The Flying Dutchman," tenSe. (1 l. 45 Mine.) "Tannhauaer" "Tristan And PALSY soto." and "Die Moister.. 0 CEREBRAL TBI k19ir." (N) ___ 10:00 — • 1Ti MASTERPIECE THEATRE — _,• Friday, Jan. 26. lfl'-7 Eveesieg Herald, Sanlerd, Fl. "The Duchess Of Duke Street: A Test Of Love" Charlie's choice of a bride Is accepted by Louisa, but an old flame feels she has a prior claim. (Part 15 of 15) (2)0505 HOPE Bob Hope and his guests Debby and Pat Boone, Sammy Davis Jr., and Debbie Reynolds spoof the n'sov$e a54Jpffl$5's. O OSMONO FAMILY HOUR O THE ENERGY WAR The (Premiere) Guests: Roy Clark, battle in Congress over the magician David Copperfield, natural gas pricing bill Is members of the UMSM Ski examined. Team. 11:00 OTHE FORSYTE SAGA "The 2U3)000NEWS Challenge" When Irons refuses 1120 reconciliation, Soames has her (3[) CBS NEWS followed to gain evidence for a divorce. 11:30 "HuntNBC LATEMOVIE (2) 9:00 Reef" (1978) The ers Of 0 CENTENNIAL "The Winds Of Fortune" The Michael Parks, Mary Louise romance between Charlotte Weller. A salvage boat captain his betterSecombe and her ranch fore- attempts to beat the site of a equipped rivals to man chills because of Pasqulnel's granddaughter recent shipwreck. (A) NEW AVENGERS The Clenna (Adrienne La Rum), of a stool pigeon murderer and Sheriff Dumire (Brian friend of Steed's hires a proKeith) and Philip Wendell end fessional assassin to from, their long feud. then eliminate the chief evenALL IN THE FAMILY (4)0 Archie and Edith are upset by a JUKEBOX Guests: The small crime wave in the Bunker Real Thing, The Rubettes, Clohousehold. RATnWAR GAI.ACT1CA dagh Rogers, Chris SpeedIng, Starbuck attempts to save a Rod Stewart. man (Fred Astaire) he believes 0 AFTER HOURS to be his father from bloodthir11:35 (4) MOVIE "Return Of the sty Borellians. •NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Seven" (C) (1966) Vul Brynner, SPECIAL "Hong Kong: A Robert Fuller. After one of the Family Portrait" The Chinese "Magnificent Seven" Is lifestyle is intimately experi- kidnapped, his former comenced through the eyes of a rades come to his rescue. (2 Hong Kong family. Mrs.) 5:30 1200 (4)• ALICE Tommy runs off 0 THE F.B.I. "Death On In the middle of the night with Sunday" his girlfriend Melissa (Olivia 0 NBC LATE MOVIE "WEB." (1978) Pamela BellBarash). wood. Alex Cord. A young 5:00 female executive working for a Your CBS MOVIE "And (4)0 the Name Is Jonah" (Premiere) television network accepts responsibility of fixing up a disWoods. Sally Struthers, James A young couple's seven-year- astrous 30-hour series. (A) old son is discovered to be 1245 profoundly deaf after having a COB LATE MOVIE "The beers Incorrectly diagnosed as Great HoudinI" (1976) Paul Michael Glaser, Salty Struthers. mentally retarded. ABC MOVIE "Taxi Driver" The life and times of the famed (1976) Robert DeNiro, Jodie Illusionist-escape artist are Foster. A New York City cabbie lramatlzed. IID*°D -, launches a violent attack against the decadence and disgusting city life he feels Is choking him. (Network advises viewer discretion) m parents because he can't find work. "I had to postpone college plans to look for a job," he said. "It's really hard when conflicting you have parental values," added his wife on the difficulties of raising a family under someone else's roof. "You're still trying to establish your own Independence from your parents." "30 Minutes" visited another couple who are REVIEW managing to make It on their own barely. "It's hard supporting three people instead of one," said the father, a stockroom employee. From the mother's aide, the story demonstrated what It's like to take care of a baby: "A lot of work and responsibility," she explalned. How did the couples end up In this predicament? "You think It's never going to happen to you," they told correspondent Glenn. "30- Minutes" has also taken hard looks at teenagerunaways and at two young brothers serving time for burglary In the um-security Kansas State Industrial Refor- Meanwhile, it balances its presentation with issueoriented stories that allenge view ers take a "When both a baby and. arriage enter lteena: life advised enn, ,it,s chand and back it up. never quite the same." End A piece on Junior of preaching— Achievement teenage let its teenage subjects tycoons and another 'm a outline the consequences. first amendment cv,- MW AbOw vWW An I$')' high yew-old Deaver couple who school students have the �Fr$y, Joe. 26, im MIRI N.Id, knNct Fl. EvlñInIHarlId.Sanford. Fl. 4. Daytime Schedule (2) 0 TODAY MORNING GRAMMING 50000 MORNING AMERICA 2)NtWS 530 1o0 4)5 SEARCH FOR TOMOR S SUNRISE SEMESTER 5 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ROW 6:53 STUDIO an (MON. TUE. 5 RYAN'S HOPE PTI. CLUB mu, FRI)PASSWORD PLUS 0 FOOTSTEPS (WED) too (4)AGAONSKY AND COMPA0:28 (2)0 HOLLYWOOD NY (NON) (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA SQUAIRES EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 0000 MORNING FLORIDA (4) MIDDAY MM j NEWS S THE YOUNG AND THE __ _ WOMEN AND MEN RESTLESS 0:30 (WW 5ALL MYC**ORE4 (3) (2)TODAY (4)30 MINUTES M" MORNING AMERItao CRMARREL CA NOT FORWOMEN Y (2) 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 5ULIAS,YOQAANDYOU SUNRISE (4)5 AS THE WORLD TURNS 1:00 6:10 OONAHUE (2)2-COUNTRY GARDEN MY THREE SONS 00 MORE 24XXMM FISHING (FIN) ONE LIFE TO LIVE DINAHI 1:30 EDUCATIONAL PRO230 (2) POPI GOES THE COUN. GRAMUSNO (2)THE DOCTORS TRY (NON) (1)0GUIDING UGH? (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. 6 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 300 FM NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (2) 0 ANOTHER WORLD 1:55 GENERAL HOSPITAL UPSEAT (1) THE WILBURN BROTHERS(4) STUDIOSEE 10.1m (THIJ) 3:30 (2) CARD SHARKS (4) KUTANA WASH (R) (4)5 (4)S ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) LITTLE MOCALS ELECTRIC COMPANY 5 10:30 6:49 400 ALL STAR SECRETS (2) (4) EYEWITNESS OW NEWS 18 fl$Qff (2) EMERGENCY ONEI THE 6:56 (1) THE 000 COUPLE (MON., FIN) GOOD MORNI NG FLORIDA(5 FEBRUARY MAGAZINE S HOGAN'S HEROES (MON. HI. NEIGHBOR (TNt)) - -I RAUMATAZZ(THU) 700 11:00 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES S (2) 0 TODAY (2) a HIGH ROLLERS MAKE ME LAUGH (4)0 MONDAY MORNING ppy DAYS (A) S SESAME STREET 4:30 11:30 TUESDAY MORNING WEDNESDAY (2) jWHEEL OP FORTUNE () ,ajc DOUGLAS uo -1) LOVE UPS 5 BEWITCHED 5 FAMILY FEUD MIRV GRIFFIN (1)J460AY MORNING 0 ROOKIES 11:56 (1)SCSSNEWS FRIDAY MOANING (PIN) (2) CAROL BURNETT AND GOOD MORNING AMERI. AFTERNOON FRIENDS CA___ MARY TYLER MOORE SESAME STREET MISTER ROGERS (A) I 2.00 6:30 (2) JEOPARDY (2) TODAY IN IRIOA FLORIDA 6001) MOANING FLORIDA (!) THE YOUNG AND THE (2) NEWS RESTLESS 5 THE 000 COUPLE NEWS SWITCHED 7:30 I?0 EDUCATIONAL PROOVER EASY I I ...;7- ' p OF S I S •you MO NDAY'Ofl. 29 SPRO BOWL Live coverage ONE it* . SUPPER CLUB Presents NINNY AR1100 Form.. TexaS Troubarfos,, with Ernest Tubbs Mao has appeared on TV With Dolly Parton, Porter Wagoner, the IMUISIAflI Hayride and other shows. COUNTRY I WESTERN STAR KENNY ARUDGE am ft SUPIIW5 APP1ARlNSNIyILy...4,i Miiiy *r, ks*y W.à Jan. 30 TUESDAY 11N41 Ls is 4 Mis MNNUDI.14.,5I4ê P.FL11—.PI.flsNi-lMrW'.ssS..s' ::'; EVENING I a I JIlfVflT 'Ought ( T0 Be e Happy' tO AV1$ ____ r __ SO of this annual NFL all-star - game from the Los Angeles maid at the Whit. House, and Collsourn In California. IsqUlCklyCOfl$Umsdbythe a" BMW WAR m. dmandsof the First F.mMh.s btj In Congress ow the Caring for Mrs. Taft (Jul15 natural gas pricing bill Is Harris), a stroke vIctim; watchNPrSelIInt Wilson's (Robert VauØwi) phi_over his wIle's death; i4 ipjpg Mrs. Hard. A F pIc• '' ft Ciliate Helm Contend Im (Owsorgi __ of objects found In 700 ___ CIOM'A'$H Radar fail. the tomb atTutankhamu,L(R THE NIWLYWID GAME milift In IM With 11:00 MANY TYLER Moon at the hoWK WWa no nurs SWONEWS CAVITT Mary is attendIng 5flIØW. Harry 8 , od.rlck (Andy Griffith) ____ alsse in creative writing, (2)5 TONIGHT GUM host: hisywq"Iblignts Mi also his inMiia $ hI arwolIS same Bill Cosby. GusetL Whilbilmi.. (Joel IMaa1 Trish s •STHEOR0SS.wIT$ silly g0 ---. flL Kelly Uontehh, the Harlem JOKMWLID 010, ___ Tom Boday. "Mist. poop). are not search of a nsar-.*tinct LEN AIR nto allowod to wsut d to the REPORT ILT$ CONDUCTS 5 NOCIFORD FILlS thing they libe to do. And "Berlioz" tor BMW's 11'.46 in thspros I'm to Is tm. LIARS 0" 'Romso And Juliet" Is •I*WS "And Its bees a pthisloii P0imit NOU.VWOOD 30UA In w the nw ws SEARCH OF... 'Pelc SI. •ilIE PALL "The auyer" cartalaly ft sqesto mis. See Hunt (I) ii CINCINNATI In hicto I Wok thew Cgs12 LATE MOVIE NPWIW tO NAM 80 My Ow 8400M is In end to on 6 .Drie . N5 Times Two" (1072) Rock MW10 t And Grit" p*Uoo 4 100 Hudson,Susan Saint Jana. "And I'vs bei ii I 111111 • = CAVETT Gusst lien- (4) THE OM a GREEN io usdsrfol. psep). I bad nsGray. (2)5 TOMORROWGueeti :pburv, muswm°' WMI — g I' $10 AdNOVMaUls WestMat arm ariae oem r qSACKSTMAS_AT INS bndNdIb.$WIb. Benmen., n pvos a Ø.W...TRHOS t' J NjJiiu. uk ','Is shor Of "National Ott IV • dw off Ift Cn is arsu," wc aim Jan. 39, CN, "to ddW aild very deta EVENING (2)(I)00t12)NEWS DICKCAVETT & NEWS iA0 RON. 6:30 (2) aM NBC ss (4)5 CBS NEWS AMCNEWS MAN AND HIS ERONM MENT 700 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME ,, MARY TYLER MOM I AS.. Single For WJM" Marya spends every night for a week in a singles bar, researching material for a special news show. 50 THE CROSS-WITS JK'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER p.Epom I (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME P.M. O NEXT STEP BEYOND EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE } CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Neil Sedaka. DICK 8:00 fl MARK TWAIN'S AMER CA "Abe Lincoln: Freedom Fighter" A turning point in the life of Abraham Lincoln, who serves as defense lawyer for a black man, is re-created. (4)0 CBS NEWS REPORT Coverage of the Republican response to President Carter's State of the Union Address. HAPPY DAYS SOUNDSTAGE "Bruce Roberts, Alice Cooper, Bernie Taupin I 5:30 5 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Layerne 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" (Premiere) Tom Bosley, Tovah F&dshuh. The causes and aftermath of the disastrous 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, In which hundreds of young Immigrants were trapped in a blazing sweatshop, we dramatizsd, (1) MOVIE "Firecreek" (C) (1968) James Stewart, Henry Fonda. A small town, protected by a timid shsr$tf, Is terrorized by a gang leader and his men, (2 Hrs.) ces MOVIE "Big Jake" (1971) John Wayne, Richard Boone. A cowboy returns to his ranch after a long absenc, to track down the gang that kId. I'epped P'4 grandson. THAU$ COMPANY Janet returns horns With a date to fInd Jack and Chrluy alone In the bsdroom. MOVIE "Cinderella uber. ty" (C) (1973) James Cain, Marsha Mon, A Sailor falls In love with a Seattle prostitute he won for a night lna pool g.,,e. 11:30 (1) 0 BEST OF CARSON Lana Cantrell, Shecky Greene, Jim Fowler. (R) (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 5 BARNABY JONES Betty is taken hostage by the murderer Barnaby I attempting to track down. (R) 5 ABC NEWS CLOSEUP "Mission: Mind Control" This Investigative report probes the U.S. Intelligence agencies' 30year search for mind control focusing on their research Into LSD 12.00 (4) BIG VALLEY "Deathtown" Jarrod goes to Baker City to close a land deal with three Mexican brothers and finds that they have been hanged. 12:40 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "The Thief Who Came To Dinner" (1973) Ryan O'Neal. Jacqueline Bisset. Baby-Face: Don ' et It Foo i You t 'Hunter' I Odds -On Choice L By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Kathleen Belier, who costars with C.Scott in , viuviC, Mo,,e, ovie," a petite, baby-faced actress who lives I with two boa constrictors -. and a platonic Polish saxophonist in a one-.-. bedroom Hollywood apartment. 1J At age fl, Kathleen says she may be eccentric but not kinky. It's a bit difficult for her KATHLEEN uti t t' boyfreinds when they call for dates and the saxophonist answers the telephone. They experienced actress who was wonder how Kathleen can believable in juvenile roles." share bedroom and bath with Kathleen is 5-foot-3, fine the handsome musician boned but with a large bosom without emotional in which must be strapped volvemenL. down for her kiddie roles. Kathleen said, "His While her body is fully adult . girlfriends get shook up her delicate face Is that of an when they call and I answer innocent teenuger. But there the phone.Actually, we're is little innocence about like brother and sister." Kathleen, who believes in Born and reared in New free and uninhibited sexual York, Kathleen became an relationships. actress at 14 doing television Two and a half years ago . commercials. From age 16 to Kathleen walked away from • 18 she wa. a regular In the her career to take a job as a soap opera 'Search for shampoo girl for six months qr',.,- Tomorrow." She arrived In at a resort hotel in Cancun, Hollywood four years ago Mexico, at the tip of the . -' r•--. ----..A__I1I . - - - -and twa wurteu sieuwiy. I ucaian reniawa, "I took a lot of TV roles She drifted back in away from kids 14 to 18," she Hollywood and was given the said, giggling. "I look so title role in "The Betsy," the young that producers cast movie version of Harold me in children's roles to get Robbins' novel. around the California child I "I left because I hated TIM MATHESON labor laws.Producers got an acting," Kathleen said, "I'm LAS VEGAS, Nev, (UP!) Although not all the critics can agree on the virtue of the movie "The Deer Hunter," the film is a 6.5 favorite in Las Vegas gambling circles to win the best picture Oscar. - 'Actually, we're Ilk. brother and sister' still not crazy about it. But it's a living. A lot of unemployed actors will think I'm crazy and they'll resent me for saying it, but I don't like to act. "I don't study or take lessons but I keep getting work. 'The Betsy' was a rotten sexist picture and I'm glad it died. It was in theaters about six weeks. "I took the part because I couldn't pass up a chance to work with Laurence Olivier and director Dan Petrie who is terrific. But it wasn't the sort of picture I'd care about seeing even if it was well done. Kathleen's newest picture is "Promises In The Dark," with Marsha Mason and Ned Beatty, playing a 17-year-old dying of cancer. There is a chance her next film assignment will require her to age from 14 to 30. Woody Allen's "Interiors" and 'The Boyj from Brazil" were running -5 in the same category for the Academy Awards, which will be presented on April 9 in a nationally televised ceremony in Los Angeles. "heaven Can Wait," starring Warren Beatty, was 7-5 and "Midnight Express," a film about an American in a Turkish prison, was 2.1. Other betting odds in the best picture category were "The Children of Sanchez" and "California Suite," both 12-5. Odds for best actor were 6-5 both for Gregory Peck in "Boys From Brazil" and Robert Dc Niro in 'The Deer Hunter," while Ingrid Bergman, who appeared in "Autumn Sonata" was a 6-5 pick for best actress. Oscar nominations will be announced Feb. 20. House' Breakasin I Ever since he charmed his way lido an "Animal House" role that was originally written for Chevy Qtse and b bin es on the 11m Matimon has been riding success like some great aoiçed-up sports car, He's got two promising movies to the can, and is beginning, work on "1041," Steven Spielberg's WW U epic ("I got to be tunny stain"). Bat the business ways so awed for this now grown-up child actor. ID an Interview In the first Issue of Featuce tiIq, says of g5 early days on TV, When I darted THE ENEMY WAR me wait so s)w and sensitive battle in Congress over the natural gas pricing bill Is ind IMLU7 imberiaMid that szarnlne. the only time I could talk to people was when the em TAN Tony returns from out C$1DSCU wore rtiinb*g." of town to discover thatBobby "I COuldo't dOs) with the let PliopdZsdgQldfIihdleol facttbet JIM Andersonwu starvation. In the suns room. Mi 10:00 r'nqnimb,r abed "Lea,. It O STARSKY & HUTCH Hutch To Beaver" was egging learns a pollcsmen friend of his% b,thd the Bean. On agreed to exchange the lIfe of uy &ns" I accused an informer for the cancellation Chin's bPü me of ganibllng dsbls. ___ - of .e.,c. .3 - ';•- ••z cIs YOU ARE INVITED TO EXPERIENCE a B.G.S. Benefit Disco JANUARY 27, 7:30 pm SANORA CLUBHOUSE $2 PERSON, at the door *FEATURING: Beau Taylor's scintillating sounds of '791 * HEADLINING: Guest dancers DEBBIE RUSSELL I DON MIRAULT fresh from an engagement I SANFORD AVE. -' HUSTLION. IT BONUS: 9 O'CLOCK SPECIAL ....... contest prizes BLVD. BLVD. Griffin Productions In a special dsmonstrationl AIRPORT I with Mery * for the 3 top couples I REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE XTO AA4 , 5,:MkS .#.V494 �.6%., '. 1G—Evsolng HraM, Sanford, Ft. It Was 1998 And No Oil Was Left... FrIy Jan.U1m Suppose H Historic Keyhole: Peeking "Backstairs at the White House," NBC's nine-hour miniseries, is the compelling drama of eight presidential families — from the Tafts through the Etsenhowers — as remembered by a mother and daughter who, between them, served as White House maids for 52 years. The miniseries will be broadcast on four consecutive Monday nights, premiering with a three-hour segment on Monday, Jan. 29. Books Two, Three and Four will be presented on Mondays, Feb. 5, 12 and 19. The all-star cast, which has won 29 major awards, will take the viewers into the White House living quarters for an unusual "keyhole drama," an unprecedented .drunatl'ation of the personal lives of the presidents and eir families during unguar"ded moments and showing their effect on the flow of American history. Olivia Cole stars as the servant, Maggie Rogers, and Leslie Uggams stars as her daughter, Lillian. Louis Gossett Jr. portrays their friend and fellow-worker, Mercer. Other members of the "Backstairs" staff Include Claris Leachman as the officious housekeeper, Mrs. Jaffray; Leslie Nielsen as Chief Usher ft. Hoover, and Robert Hooks as doorman and presidential barber, John Maya. Paul Winfield portrays Maggie Rogers' hard-luck husband, and Barry Sullivan appears as Attorney General Harry Daugherty. The first families include Victor Buono and' Julie Harris as President and Mrs. Taft; Robert Vaughn as Pred&it Wilson, with Kim Muster as the first Mrs. Wilson and Claire Bloom as the second Mrs. Wilson. George Kennedy and Celeste Holm appear as President and Mrs. Harding; EdFiseidirs and las Grant as President and Mrs. By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) — If touching and revealing looks Into the Intimate family lives of eight first families, also tells the powerful story of Maggie Rogers as she struggles to support her two young children while moving back and forth between her tiny, sparse home and the world of grandeur and glory In the White House. The servants, who think of themselves as "the only permanent tenants of the White House," must learn to adjust to the style and temperament of each new president and first lady, and those styles range from the calm to the calamitous. They move with history as William Howard Taft, a man who didn't really wait to be president, Is urged on by his ambitious wife, to the austere administration of Woodrow Wilson, the "school teach.?' president who had to taos suffragettes, World War I and death in his family. The family-oriented Wilson is followed by the flamboyant and scandalridden Harding administration, and then by the drastic change of the "notsosilent" Calvin Coolidge. Coolidge proved to be a prankster who brought dogs, chickens and even a racoon to the White House. Levi and what was once the famed Hollywood Palace all goes well, and It seldom will become a disco. Sic does, "Americathon" may senper entertalnus. turn cat to be lfl$'s most Ou stage lsaline of owAroversial fl patriotically garbed chorus That's because it tries girls. A huge Statue of very hard to offend a couple Liberty (gold) and a huge of our national sacred cows eagle (gold) dominate the — the automobile and the oil background. There is a c—N gigantic Uncle Sam (red, U tries to do it With satire white and blue) and a and, as the saying goes, flasithig si't that pleads, "satire closes Saturday "GIVE!" In glorious neon. night," but maybe this time Director and co-writer It'll work. Neil Israel says that $400 "Americathon" is an billion sum wasn't chosen outsial Ides for a film. Ths% premine is that by "That figure," he says, "is iNS, the year the movie Is actually the current figure of sit, the oil has run out. the U.S. delL" Everybody uses skatebosirds So there Is a lot of truth, or just jogs, and the country and more possible truth, in is deeply In dolt (that, of the plot of this movie. come, Is hardly unusual) And all those Involved and, to get even, the hope that they are making a president (John Ritter) film that both entertains proposes a gigantic telethon and, simultaneously, to raise 01 billion. awakens. Most of the film takes during the telethon, which Harvey Korinan amceoe. They are shooting it at the Hollywood Palace, — 'Th. only permanent tenants of the Whit. House' TVC!N%E -r tETW5 At'JO V-56 ' me gg6oiAp fRFC*MER I A TV 56R165- WEDNESDAY tOO NEWS IT'e!EDOOY.S 8US$NESS (1) 02 NBC NEWS c4)• COS NEWS ABC NEWS IT'S EVERYBODY'S NESS 7M GAME W MARY TYLER MUURI "Will Mary Richards Go To JaW?" Mary faces the poesibility for. term behind bars when she refuses to reveal her source of a story about graft In THECROSS-W11TS JR X CM EIL I FAMORI LIHRIR CLuAMCLUB FAMILY FEW / DANCII FEVER John murder. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Hong Kong: A Family Portrait" The Chinese minces by animal trainer lifestyle Is Intimately expert Gunther Gebei-Wiiiiams, enced through the eyes of a Anna's Dobermans, and tram- Hong Kong family. (R) polin. artist Canestretil. ()SEDWARD THE KING 11:00 "Tho New World" (18e0-18e1) (L (4) 6 6 02 p15 EIGHT IS ENOUGH The DICK CAVE" Bradford children let a power failure and their Imaginations 11:W turn their home into a haunted TONIGHT Host: Johnny house. Carson. Guest: Rodney GREAT Samuel Barber's Dange rfleld, Steve Lawrence. Pulitzer Prize-winning opera tells the story of an aging beauty who panics as her youth fades M . CAROL BURNI1T AND ffiINDS $lut "The Business 27 Lunch," "The Vending Machine," "The Butcher 61 1 1 1 1 Lit 171 (2) (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME ROCKFORD FILES A writ. or hires Rockford to help her free a man she Is convinced Is Innocent of killing his girlfriend. POLICE WOMAN Pepper (2) 0 MOVIE "Viva Knievel" Investigates a series of mur- (1977) Evil Knisvel, Gene Kelly. Smugglers plan to sabotage Evil's motorcycle jump in MexIco In order to smuggle cocaine Into the United States by stashIt In the daredevIl s coffin. ONEDAYATATIME CHARM ANGELS The I Angela get jobs In a disco now man were seen just before they were murdered. whir. stan BEAUTY usow C IV, W1111911 Fasswe Jan. 31 - EVENING rEM I' Jan Stirling as President and Mrs. Hoover. Andeison and Eileen and Heckart we Presld Mrs. Franklin D. Resssvs*; Barry Morgan and Ed" Persian are Pnddsid and Mrs. Harry & Tromanid Asw Dga and árinuiPrnd am Mrs. sswer. LOUIS GOSSETTJR., OLIVIA COLE (LEFT) AND LESLIE UGGAMS CL.0 5"0W WU. THE iJNv1 OF A Coolidge; Larry Gates and can overcome these problems, but the biggest problem with the problem Is to get everyone to realize that it is as serious as it Is." Thus, "Americathon," _____ hope which the filmmakers will wake the country up to the dangers as they see them. It Is being done with a humorous approach because they believe that humor Is often a stronger weapon than a straight sermon. Besides, humor seams to be commercial on movie screens these days. Israel says ft is the recent success of certain youth-oriented film comedies (like "Animal House" and "Up In Smoke") that convinced L.orlmar to 4-14 ___ in the 1nvedmillion project. He has been trying to get It made for several HARVEY KORMAN AND GALS YOWL Characters like the large, around. She was therV Korman says his pert as emcee Monty Rushmore is economy-sized rock star, because she and Neil Israel "the beat part I've ever had Meat Loaf, and the skinny are dating. The song was written by In my life. comedienne, Zane Busby, David Pomerantz, whose "It's may a tour de are Involved. They were shooting a wife, Althea, is the producforce," he says. "I even have tion secretary. a spot where I break down, scene on stage in which the It's all a very close group, and, If a building can have a something like the breakchorus exhorted the home swan song, this is It for the down Peter Finch had in audience to give, give, give. who known forhave a long timeeach and other have Hollywood Palace. 'Network.' And the message was been working hard for $ long Once the film crew leaves, The telethon Itself, which should give real gold time to have the film made. t they the wreckers will take over, goes on for weeks, is wild. Or not just paper money. Now It's being made. And so they hope. They have man. Among the singers on if all goes well (this time, gotten acts which are so bad Feb. 1 •PAM$LY Kate Is furioustheymake stage, without billing, was they believe it will), "Amer. THURSDAY when her friend Joan CMu1.hlylook Lori Lieberman, today one of icathon" will be talked about like the Metropolitan moves into the guest ;u the most talented singers in '79. DIa4ima4 WIaI.. IIIIth Kit.', fl Willie. ...- ..........- - -----mark and Karen Black co-star. 10:30 (Part 1012) SNEAK PREVIEW Roger 600 MOM& MINOY Mark and Ebert and Gene 8181061 host an (I)DOONEWS Mindy discover the Idyllic Informative look at what's new EARTH, SEA AND SKY i mountain Cabin they borrowed at the movies. 130 for a weekend Is a burned out (2)CNEW$ 1100 building with noroof. NEWS NOVA "CashlngiflOflThe (2)(I)00NEWS ABC NEWS "CAVETT Mineral-rich man- S DICK IEAWKWAANDSKY ganese nodules are the valu11:30 able prize In an International (2) TONIGHT Host: Johnny 700 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME struggle to tap the natural Carson. Guests: Pete Fountain, (I) MARY TYLER MOORE resources of the no. Jimmy Grippe, Clods Leach. "Not Just Another Pretty 8:30 Face" Mary's new romance MAKIN' IT (Premiere) Billy (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME with a tall, dark &W very hand- Nanucci (David Naughton) M'A'S'H The 4077th Pr.some man seems to be pro- finds his desire to become a pares for a visit from General greesing nicely, until everyone col achiever pitted against MacArthur. (A) convinces herof she lIkes him for the STARSKY a HUTCH StarJoy disco dancing. tis sky Is forced to use his roman900 tic Involvement with a young Jenny Corelli, played THE CROSS-WITS IOU, J0K1WS WILD (2) QUINCY When the woman to gain evidence by Sally Struthers, gangster father. (A) struggles to comMACNEIL / LENRER of a friend (Michael Constan- against tine) dies of a drug overdoes. PORT 12:00 municate with her Quincy teams up with a pie730 (1) BIG VALLEY ''HeM Hath No deaf son. Jonah, pormed student (A. Martinez) to to CL IMRS CLUB find the source of the Illegal Fury" A girl likes a liking to till trayed by' Jeffrey Heath, but Heath tries HOLLYWOOD SQUARES narcotics. MATCH SliMS P.M. SARNEY MILLER Barney her that he Is not Interested in Bravin, In 'And Your $100,000 NAME THAT finds his' pciful transition her. Name Is Jonah," to TUNE destroyed by Into middle 1208 be broadcast as a •URNITT AN o Cii' LATE MOVIE Hot Dog id IIIIMal heetth. "Columbo: Last Sskate To the special movie preSt.'Th.MFninQAIISV. PALESTINE Allan Commodore" (1978) Peter sentation $11, SunOW • - Hargreeves naTatee this hlsto- Falk. Robert. Vaughn. Lt. day, Jan. 29, on CBS. ry of the Jewish state from Coliumbo's prkflS suspect In a tOO SUPER i91$tolS4$. (Part 3Of3) hoeliddecaseismurdered. (2)0 CIRCUS HRRO Sruoe Jennet fleets - tao itai this 'opidal. featuring PirlorSOAP Coiline gives birth 5 MAillOt Mennix' tries to W four vest drous te a healthy baby boy, and convince an eccentric movIe '-s-,, EIvIn Sale, polar • 800 !iIIaiIbiri who he IS star that someone is out to kill * I.•_ b. fraini, thnM Soilidwi, ,Ciiister again. hlfl. - -; tOO Geons ()O - HONI avid Car. ®•IANIASY JONES a--. (2)0 TOMORROW Guest: okatths opsra M$m Speuidlng. a1 °' 1 ____ 'Sjre To. Horn, uces of an uNra-Modern secit• - I*')* lams$, who will Iza4$oIi101ie pjlpng - Ny . tureitOSonlm 'and t,*p. uulMI knius. -'sim.eLr.i3 ',h8 AVW m to ® •THE JUPEMONS ders of young blonde women, each of whom Is found wearing a bridal veil. 'Our picture Isn't exactly going to make the auto Iobbyandth. gasoline lobby happy' CAN YOU HEAR ME? I - (4) StS VALLEY _"Flight From San MOW' 'loath tries to hell, a Mexican revolutionary. 1W MAW= A gambler who lost $30,000 In a In Vegas casino mysteriously disap- Flue. - - - •oJ ICOjSII learns that ®OKAZ A pow'rfli coun- his OOdeon is In trouble with dinian (John Randolph) who this law. (R) once helped Ku Is suepsolod of biking funds fromhIs so tOO CIRCUS Host 0""cosuenla. _ (2) TOMORROW Guests: e Ole swthee for Coisga 1110111111 show hosts Garth "qmW of Ius ld01r 61 does filled, une- Anoler and Jolli Bear. ilSuCWils, =$*IN 'Our picture," Israel says, "isn't exactly going to make the auto lobby and the gasoline lobby happy. Its basic prlmise is that by 1900 we are out of fuel oil and everybody gets around as bed they can." ___ One of the big scenes shows that happthg-41m freeway jammed with skateboarders, bicyclists and jogger,. The national costume has become the jogging suit or variations ther In his scenes as emcee of the big telethon, Korman wear, an outfit that is a hybrid cross between a jogging suit and a tuxedo. "Behind the humor," Israel says, "we are very, very serious. We all feel that the Mideast oil bloc and the ____ internal combustion engine are the biggest problems this country faces today. _____ that we "I am optimistic S1áII1IlIlbnrs%'p* pI''.•. - - ,' - - -, �� 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 26, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 26, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 26, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/acded2aae473f3bca0a1d42028358bc9.pdf 5e916aa56baf46630f6f71567e405fc7 PDF Text Text — - 46-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLOND I E I 1 by Chic 1J ' I1(TATS LO'IEL' I WAS JUST ELMO TUNING UP• I'M GOING TO rE , LMO IS GOING Monday,March 12, 17 ACROSS 4E WAS TUNING UP! \_- t!/ 12 Monster 13 Chinese 45 English derby town philosophy 48 Basement pod a. _ BEETLE BAILEY WHAT POE IT SAY? LIKE IT ______ "PEAP MR. )C14PSS YOU MAYALREAD A WINNER I 8LJT PROBABI..Y NOT." ____ _ IS ] $AU AE ROT A • ________________ V A N )K 1 1 1 E £ 1' H A N I £T 1 C I. V UjLjI1 A1 T I fi0ii MOP 1 i0 $ 1 UtAINI P 1 1 11 LI51T I1N1D1 ou i N I $ $ L ED Prostate 24 Celt author Dr. Lamb troublebyaurologlst.Icould itwinateatalLHerenoved rnypro.ate gland And Operated cmmym,ale tubes. I now havea' tube In my OIL UAWV OP1P13IOIJ rii Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents San ________________________________________ bladder to aln the willie wtii will be taken out in three weeks. I am U years old. What are the chances of complete recoyery 1 of _____ - Letter number 14, Prostate my Carter As Le ? aves Gland. Other readers who want this Issue can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed IrIIS*ry organs? DEAR READER- u simply had ws enlargement of 46 Drama 176-Tuesday, 71st Year, No ________ I Surgery DEAR DR. LAMB- I was operatedcm for prostate g1Xtd MuNO *2 Plot From envelope for It. the prostate DEAR DR. LAMB— I have a 34 Copycat 3 Cut hair 27 Canal near 48 Morning song obstructed the now of urine with very dark circles 35 Ancient Egypt 4 Bird's home P1th1fl 49 Past of to be from your bladder, the removal writing 28 Part of a 5 Gaseous d may have imdermyeyeLl have hadthese 50 Related oftheproatate glan 36 Ancestor of church compound removed the for as long asl Can remflelflber. I 51 Longs (sI) the pharaohs 8 Fall short 29 German permanently get over eight hews sleep so I 53 Decline 37 Dinsmore 7 Upper surface negative problem f() ca used think it can be -——— — - — - — me emitning question 8 9 10 11 1 3 4 5 6 7 rest. I had an eye 2 of much dam ag from lack clone to e hew examination a year ago and during the yews your W 14 13 12 was told that my eyesight was that ft w-. My doctor says it is ched prior to your perfect. 17 15 16 us ro m too much pollen in ed f ate was ca operation. If your prost — -— - — - — th e air. I feel if this Is true, why ved soon enough and J remo 20 18 — — 19 didn't have prolonged ob-- doesn't everyone have this struction, you should have problem? I am 23 years old. DEAR READER- The recovery of urinary, — — — - — complete problem of dark circles under 28 29 30 27 23 24 25 26 f'"ct1ocL There Is some difference in the eye ls usually related tO two —— _ -- - — 34 31 33 32 recovery in relauooshlp to the factors. First, we all have a lot kind of surgery that Is done. U of small veins just underneath 35 36 the prostate glad Is removed the skin. These veins can —— through a sirgical Incision, blood that looks blue, because It 41 40 39 If there is a seater likelihood oxygen-poor venous - — - — ——— — that a man may be left with you don't have very much fat 42 impotence, but U the prostate tissue around the eyelids, those ——— — — — — - — reamed out through veins may show through the gland si 45 46 47 48 the urethral tube, called a thin skin and ca use you to have - — — tran.s*zdtwai resection (WR), a darkened appearance isi54 — 53 there Isa much irrtaller chance derneath the eyes, or dark 57 — - — that it will cause persistent circles. — 55 — — — 58 The other factor that may be plicat ioni. ———— ______ — - — - — Increased common Is 60 to tie off the vu Involved It's 58 59 Me=, which you can the pigmentation in that area. _____ I male tubes, at the time of a These are the same pigment (NEWSPAPEM ENTERPRISE ASSN) prostate operation. This was cells that you have in your skin ——— done yeas before vasectomies to produce skin color. Some became popular for birth people are born with pigment controL me Idea is to help cells in this area that produce protect the testicles from In- Increased amounts of pigment. In any case, the dark circles HOROSCOPE flmnmstn, which sometimes occurs as a complication of wider the eyes that people talk about are not related to lack of prOdatic surgery. ByBERNICEBEDEOeOL With this experience, I am sleep or dissipation. Usually, by Art Sansm ___ opening Recovering • V 2 Mild expletive 25 Pigpen sound 47 Preserve was THE BORN LOSER Im WILL PANS (2 wds.. abbr.) 5 ,.• J zation ry V T - - 53 Biblical i • A(NE1AJ$1 NI 15 Retreat HA ___ ___ character 1 I 1 IJ1 111R1MA l6Legjoint FiRto t._ Z010M F 1 A1N1 1 17 Bandleader 54 Ezekiels YEStu $EN nickname Arnaz ____ 5 Roof edge 18 Naval officer 56 Barrel (abbr.) 8 Of astrology 30 Corner 20 Fiber plant 9 Squeezes out 32 Figured 57 Ireland 21 Eternity 10 Bear (Let.) 36 Free 58 Ogled 22 By 11 Go by ship 37 Brim way of 59 Howl 23 Inordinate 60 lions' homes 19 Went by car 39 Flee sell-esteem 20 Thus (Let.) 40 Spookily 26 Drying agent 2 Wine (Fr) DOWN ment 44 Watched 31 African nation 23 Old Testa 45 Smalleword 33 World organi. I Emile __. book .,. THAT TELLS IT Point 42 Dejected 43 Fowl product 14 Edible green WELL, HERE'5 AN ADVERTISING PEAL 1011ItdtdI 1 RAT 5 Newt 8 Hens husband P1.l - Answer to Previous Puzzle 38 Made basic (chem.) I Greek letter 41 Compass Young I LIKED IT BETTER PLAY II us - Peace Treat y B All CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - President Carter said today Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin had reached agreement on the of a peace treaty which will be the cornerstone of a t" coinprehalve peace for the Middle American officials said the Israeli cabinet and the main ingredients of a Peace treaty although further Israeli cabinet discussions & flC5UY. Knead (parliament) have to approve the proposals Carter conferrid In Jerusalem with Begin for 90 minu tes this morning then flew to Cairo for a two-hour, airport conference with Sadat dining which he said he wrapped up most of the outstanding Issues. He then telephoned Begin to Idorm him of Sadat's acceptance of the proposals. "I have an announcement which I consider to be exemely Important," Carter told reporters at the airport. tr earlier today. ut Sadat has now accepted these proposals. CArter also sald that Begin had accepted the same by Bob Montana 1 BOUGHT THE ?,PPANY AND HAD THE FACTORY ARCHIE ITS FINE PlOW, DILlON, BUT LAST WEEK YOtRE GETTiNG EAU1FUl.THE [ESI MACHINERY IN A NEW RECEPTION ON i'OUR TV FACTORY IN TOWN CAUSED SET, MR. LODGE! AND 040 YOU HAVE ,AN ELECTRONIC SUPPRESSOR INSTALLED IN peace." Carter flew to Cairo on the first leg of his "now or peace mission last week and received a TERRIS.E INTERFERENCE! YOUR TV SETt MOVED OUT OF TOMJ____ NO! \{" ___ , _ Q. •: ii --H sure you have more interest there Isn't much you can do to fIK than usual In the prostate gland eliminate them other than For Tuesday, March 13, 1979 3.,i . _MEEK by Howl* Schnaldr GC1 10 j NIBBLE Out TRY A ( ç _____________________________________ ) (U44.L MLJK ItL125J\ LESS u ff _________________ ri W 1 N _ I _mi nyAir . (I JUST G01 11415 NERVCU5' IN Ft FRANCHISE ANP UNSURF O SEEM RATH WEEK/ PATHETIC J COME CN!GIVE TO ME.' PR ISCI LLA'SPOP U RE ) Y, NOT MY REGULAR TEMPTER') MEA 7;)l or (0 k _______________ byStoffel&HeimdahI BUGSBUNNY .. Cevcm' U4i, PIØT IN CvRtG F1I.S IHE fl45 wo*t poi, NOT NND C4RYIN'A LgF. 'YOUR (NOW IT CONTAIN* 'DIRU PAIRS OF Øg[$f(Ae t4' 4se..,wHrA pgtflOp4' HAI4Ge*HIf IMAGE ----y_ cc A4P l.AI)H... A CHANGE AGA P1.OPJOfl' O UNN! OF ___ ___ flOCK AKiT 1 gEP4c' , ____ I1 from the scene. You don't have to be drawn Into anything YOUR BIRTHDAY March12, ifl Several unusual and titlesi you permit it. WI AT _ ____________________________ persons ft_ialpld%recoIltIntN$tO be boot called 'Play of the y c'' is toy. ('.m'ec Hand With Hlackwood.' mY unexpectedly opening ours NORTH 342A lay is crowning his distinhow others could sutferby your that lead to expanding y .7653 sed career with a great ___ ld make Th at shou carelessness __ horizons. These new ex,A63 •97 periences will contribute a you more attentive. Man : "I suppose that he VIRGO(Aug,4Il*)M •AQI2 gives this hand to show the greatclealto your growth. effectiveness of the normal PlSCF (Feb. 20-March 30) Objective outsider might have m fourth-best lead against an Iane that YOU • Q 942 • j Arbitrate Your one-to-one NiatlOflahiPs to notrunip." '1075 tner can't come to J 9i4 hy area and a p ar continue to be the touc 01w d: "That is part. • A Q 154 • 1032 for you today. A philosophical terms on . Listen to your The main thrust of this nd K attitude will go a long way to referee. Is to point out that only a low P011TH IRA (Sept.2ct 23) help alleviate anY strain. Find diamond lead will hurt three •AK out more of what lies ahead for Pleas for help may dill be notruinp but that in case KQ2 South plays at five clubs way today. You you for the next year starting coining your KJ then only a diamond lead from your bhday, by sending might have to determine • J lOSS 4 will give him his contract." for your copy of Adro.Graph are purely sob dories and ____ Alan: "AU this has to be Vulnerable: NOrth.SOUth Latter. Mall $1 for each to which are legttlmite obvious to any experienced Deallsir: South A*o.Gra* P.O. Box 4111111, extending yourself. yer, butI can am where It Wed North am us* ag on the general Radio City Station, N.Y. IOM9. SCORPIO (Oct. *NOV. n) INT as of the opening Be am to specify Wh 81P. Althl Will Play an WIVortut Pa 3NT Pass Pass ARI(Mard12l-Apr1l is) If psrtuto whether this will bea Pass you're prepared to change happy day for you. Lilt Si directions became a co-wodw abr* bah to thinking that the Opining lead: •5 You hold: has a different way of h'i'11 g world Is agdi you. N BRIDGE ____ 6REAK! . , _Fr_p 1.1.4. . . . . ~ covering them iq cosmetically. so lain sending you The Health ___ ____________ •13 21) Follow your lfthct# today necessary coofroutdion. A 7143 ______ TAURUS (April 20May 20) If you find yourself 'd Into ____ ___ • K82 wlll bsmore acorner. Thsy'llshowyouthe How •Q104 JONI th ng even hOd pomibi. way out. an getti Important Ain Is" g5 the with someone who has dipped CAPRICOUt4 (Dec. 33-Jan. A u r on your toes. Protect your 19) You'll have l*tle p14,ilce e to part. "Whatarewe show- correct reepons ____above all. ner's one-spad. opening In repiatim today for yone who doSSI't jpday's hand fee'? South standard American and furGDU (May 214aiS20)DO bnm.dIM,ly go alos with Isavoeinor1OW v.ry dw asks if experts consider what needs to be done quickly what you think is bad. Know same correct. ioee down one today. Don't waste time whentolsldyosrtcngneifyou ___ is ff arguing over wise. jqb It is wish to avoid an notrump and 15 Ifl$dS by pfy of ___ an averts. Someone could eMily sill you a yourself much frMIon. Mit _____________ hii4,d by ac,jueen (HIwIPAPI* E1(TT*PPJ AM.) CANCU (Jus 31-July 23) bIll of goods today. Before and Lad holds th. king of (F0raCOpyOIJACOBYMOOERN, sand $1 to: "Win at ___n &096." cm of this newspaI confrontations today. Qiange gutting us desk and Od the 01wald: "It Is the first W. P.O. Box 9, Radio City _____ because West g.te o I______ to the _____ a•12. by Stan Li. and John Romita SPIDER-MAN RANK AND ERNEST by Bob Them 111111 0 sAW... iij"g 7* PIRS? ____ 0 OF 7we M"X HIARP 5P1pi1"MAN's sHor! L ,ArHI5 OUTSIPE ' ITIJrITA 4.T gica,:6 ,66 U.5 1111107 _ ___ ALWAYS SAYS— 145 PON'T 514.0116 HREJ __ ____ __ ___ ____ -\ -fl. TAKE P011 '1 _ wood ___ - TUMILEWUDS (pCI(Ne mvLJ. ____ ON ON OF MY gvoNrr*cAFE 1ME-I-NP-UPSi.ON&-AS ___ ___ cm ___ ON cm o MY rIeOT'm4p WMA1' DO t u Mental was developed by our Sgt. area for leaks, The odors the neighbors were Robert Kunkler and working Health Bills Count Ma y y Go In Seminole Cowitlans may be suffering from more . Pending; Commissioner Dick Williams d. Neiswender said he is asking for a detailed ex. planation from the county's mental health board, "We are definitely going to have a short-fa ll In " Nelawemider said. ' said removal of the fire department from the county's gasoline allocation which was approved by DOE meats sufficient gasoline has been allocated f or the county's other vehicle needs. The coun ty several weeks ago, asked the DOE to Increase Its allocation to reflect county needs since the allocation of several years ago, Herald PPoo ty Tom Vincent PLANTING A RING OF FRIENDSHIP In other business, Nelswender told comThe countywide fire depertment was created missioners Seminole County has been granted a After the original allocation. Gasoline needs for the base allmUon for gasoline by dw US.Department sheriffs deputnwnt have also been separated from of Energy (DOE). Separate certifi cation of fire other county needs. County Administrator Roger Neiswender reported to the county commisdon Monday that $17,000 in unexpected bills for Baker Act cam last year have been received. U the rate of care seen during the first 4% months o( this ywcositlnues the program may run as much as $38,000 over budget, department needs was also designated and no significant problem should be seen, Nelswender Mid. he said. Over half the paUents are being admitted for ___ neuroses, Neiswender said. "That could be for Etchberger said if problems develop with the new allocation the county will request that gasoline for It's National Girl Scout Week and as part of the celebration Brownies Melody Sanders (left) and Donita Vaughn present Sanford city Commissioner David Farr with azaleas to be planted In Fort MellonPark. IMe plants will be used to begin a "friendship ring" which will grow each year as the scouts continue to add Earlier, Jeff Ekilberger, Director of the Office of its unitary landfill Program also be sepalrated from plants, Management, Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE), the county's allocation, n*lor Cit*lzen Co N%FVV "\ The Red anythi ng and Include nearly everyone," County problems in 1. At least bills for ___ committed to institutions for mental C8X persona wider the state's Baker Act which requires county gowent to pick up the tab - have increased so much that the county may go In the red for its budgeted care this year. pawn Civic Center ex Ma A new 5,000-square-toot and west of Sunset Drive. needed for the senior citizen citizen complex has been as applications would be filed with county and $7,500 from the city. OASIS (Older Americans the action was taken after a The proposed use of the land complex to be financed In large much as guaranteed, Furino the federal gov nm t f In the second phase the Service In Seminole) and census in the city revealed that er en or the construction under in Is for the senior citizen building pert by anticipated federal said, by the action of the Area first phase by July 1, Furino building would be finished Congregate Meals as well as a 3,000 of the city's 15,000 as xW as C"selbeff as January 1800, financed to a future of both a city hail and a Older AmeriCans Act. designating Seminole County u Oct. I. and assembly room and area. grist extent by federal money. civic center, with the 4.5-ecre The city has agreed, Furlis the priority for the funding this He said construction would equipped. The first site selected was Furino pointed out that A ftW bonfit of this effort plece, most of it under water in SAW, to budget a total of $35,0111101 Year. The =tchI fund for begin imniedistely after the to discarded After an appraisal The 5,000 sQuare-foot building city authorized planning may lay the groundwork for a rlperlan rights In the lake, west over a two-yea' period as this sum, Furino said, would be first of the year. The building would be divided In th is fashion, begin for the facility three revea led that the asking price now city hall and civic clenter of Sumt Drive for future matching funds for the fedaW $27,= from Casiselberry AM couId be used in Its sI form, Furino said: 3,175 square feet months ago when Mayor Bill was much higher than the complex for the city, recreation. grant. The cvmmty commission "hopefully $12,500 train the Furino said, in case federal for an assembly room with Grier and the city council appraised value. The asking The city council Monday Brace Firino, city plsnnhsg Is to be asked at a meeting on county." money Is not granted for the partitions to divide It Into appointed a five-member price of the property now being MOVIIIII WIN&M technician, SAW today dw City MANI 30 to PW40 $5.000 for The first phase includes second PhAss. smaillm rom=; 375 square feet conurAttee of senior citizens to acquiring property sumclent In is "land poor" and could use its the senior citizen complex over acquisition of property, The 11.7 acres of the Sunset The second phase would for Stepping Stones geriatrics act as a steering mitte e for the t.s facilities by portion of the property as a two-year period, Is said, engineering and architectural require a federal grant of day care under Seminole search out an appropriate piece Drive property, located east of __rklu$aflhIll)(aiMlO(a __ 16. future sites. __ Federal fun'4lni of $i'0000 work, amid construction of till $60,000 with local matching County Mental Health ; per. of property. 0*4A wo of Ow bid Is for the &A phm of the senlair shell building. Completed tundoI$X,000_$I2,5W from a manent offices for Project both ad The planninx technician said See COMPLEX, Page 2A senior citizen complex could be _ _____ _ _ Firs t In City's History It Chacey Named Longwood Ad' inistrator - " By JANE CAULUWY &,g stun writer 'DUSi'! - -, . .,' / u .•, _________ ___ ___ ______ sEI,mme" ( DIDI'V 11101) VCU'\ -v mally used as an animal tranquilizer. began turning up information to filter the deadly cyanide were able to combine our pollce Tiberon subdivision, ierUf John Polk. Carter was arrested byDEA on the activities going onatthe fwnes given off by the drug forces and make asignlflcant Longwood, was raided Monday night by DEA agents and agents on a federal grand jury house several weeks ago, ac- through household plumbing contribution to closing down sherlWs deputies armed with a Indictment Wednesday night at cording to Polk. That in- and into the sewer system, law another one of these homemade labs," said Polk. federal magistrate's search the home of his brotheir in St. formation was turned over to officers said. by by , . - Polk noted the drug Is nor- Petersburg, according to officers working undercover detecting came from attempts With DEA's Lt. Ray Parker we 804 Van Eu Circle in __________________ _________________ . ded Tampa and Orlando, according fire rescue unit Investigated the that on this occasion the lead per month, according to officials said. The house had been rented to to the spokesman. federal officials. Seminole County Sheriff's The laboratory, operated at Kenneth James Carter, 30, St. 12 __________ __ (. Administration (DEA) officials the manufacture of PCP; late 1977 for the manufacture of DEA coordinated their InCa rter Is being held In and the Seminole County scales; precursors f or ma king PC?, according to th e vestigatlons to close in on the Hlllsborough County Jail for Sheriff's Department are PC?; beakers; stirrers; spokesman, but had slipped out house, said Polk. Residents In the neigh- federal officials. Charges also probing the possibility others vacuum and drying tubes; fire of sight befor e he could be may have been Involved In the extinguishers and variable auto arrested, surrounding the home are expected to be filed against Information leading to the began complaining to officials Carter In Seminole County in operation of a home laboratory transformers, according to a for the manufacture of illegal sheriff's spokesman. PC? is raid on the Longwood residence last week of odd odors. Some connection with the raid on the house, according to Polk, drugs. The laboratory was often referred to as angel dust came from Information feared a gas leak, according "I'm particularly pleased capableofprothc1ng$500,X)in and is sold as a drug to users, gathered in Jacksonville, a sheriff's spokesman, and a ' __ ai 'Lab' warrant. Petersburg, according to a the DEA Task Force office in Found in the raid were large Tampe-based DEA spokesman. Orlando, according to Polk. Herald Staff Writer Carter had been indicted In The sheriff's department and Federal Drug Enforcement quantities of chemicals used In ___ ___ Jc:,• See CARTER SAYS, Page ZA never" By MAX ERKILEFIAN __ ) House announced he would fly back to Cairo for a last " _ _____ in Jerusalem for further talks with Begin and the White Peace treAtY that Will be the foundation for a Middle East was _ opportunity for peace. But instead of giving up he remained over an extra day a Dr ugProbeContinUes so _ The talks appeared hopelessly snagged and Carter told the Israeli parliament Monday that "we must again contemplate the tragedy of failure." He blemed both the L'aeli and Egyptian leadership for falling to grasp the remaining JERUSALEM (UPI) - Prime Minister Menachem Begin uld today be would resign 0the lawill parliament rejects the new American peace proposals. .."Ifthepsrllamentwlflrejecltheseproposals...Itwulbe mydetytoip,"hesald, speaking lnanlntervkw with Barbara Walters of ABC-TV News, p demonstrations. proposals and that he will present them to the cabinet. "I have Just informed Prime Minister Begin by telephone that Presiden t Sadat has accepted these same proposals f or resolving some Issues that were unsettled, "We now have definition for the main ingredients of a BULLETIN U tumultuous welcome by millions of Egyptians hungry for peace. His welcome in Israel Saturday night was almost as cool as the moonlit evening and there were antiCarter "The United States has made proposals to resolve a number of outstanding issues," Carter said. 'President accepted by Begin at a breakfast meeting with Carter "I am convinced we have defined all the main Ingredients Wrapped The position of city ad. commion made Chacey M that lime when asked by think I would like going from year." Inter im administrator at a CnmItomr Larry Goldberg $16,000 back to $12,000. , .ted "I concur," said Mayor Ju ne ___ _____ Commissioner Stephen Lorniann. Us volara apprev.d Us , salary of $16,000 a year, while If is would leave the city's David Chacey, who has voting_____ to solicit resume. train employ It be___ was not appointed Barton Monday __ night suggester "U YOU feel that strongly served In an Interim capacity __ __ a work session study the applications for the second the motion," said _____ city administrator by the job of city administrator, but Commissioner Ray Lettien. Longwood City CemmIis1in Goldberg moved to hire sperger. The Commission voted Today go at It until Monday ggig Qiacey. 34 to hire Chacy, with Barton Ii'sd as "There are a lot of qualified casting the no vote, Cornkictui,therdMedAisFerce the nut A.aagiQs D..ah persons, but Dave has been mluloner J.R. Grant wan Irim dde pbw in 1111111 budget "0., jlR DSCSbSI in . mi ingreenalongtlmetoflgtn next budget tIme,"CtytoIi 43 vacsacy er's.t.d by the iswetd . . . . .. . . ........ erts ................... $.7A out how the city rums," said the Cornznisdon,i's, If I 4jj rulgnstionof City Pfoimu'Jim citythu'inS9,I.,.Mr 3J71_, 4t bJev15 ...... j Goldberg. "I personally would can'tprove myself bytlmattlino ______ -, ____ - -- I . _____________ • • 'V officer, I lmil J w given of the ad. dg, ....,,,....,..,...,. $ H ...........,..... 1e.dar .................. y ip. OItuses ................. ......... . .......... ...... ..... with the dtyfor four years, wd Absent It would take soçt no coming due to illness. "I 'l l have a go at It until the • '_ $• . - :_ " '-'. - _'•- - S , • ," - -' :. - .0 ' __ - - ' '. - - -. - __ ________ - .-_ _______ • • ' I - — .' '- ..- -- . , •- ,- -- . . 0 •4., $ -............* ,. . -- . . . ,, ------- - ............- - ' ---------- -0 -. - 4 1 �4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. el Tuesday, March 13, 97 MRLD IN BRIEF Chinese Reported Holding Some Vietnam Territory Jewish Settlers Confront Protesting Arabs. TEL AVIV (UP!) — Jewish settlers in the oe,upied West Bank students by Iaraell soldiers who fired into a crowd at Bir et of the Faithful) movement, drove up to the roadblock outside Ramallah in four trucks. One said they took matters into their fired shots In the air during a confrontation today with Arabs College in Ramallah. protesting President Carter's Middle East peace mission in the About 20 armed Jewish settlers from the nearby ouost of Otra OWfl hands because army troops were not keeping order. fourth straight day of violence In the area, faced off Arab students at a roadblock outside RemI1h and "Wecalled the army but the ar1fly not helping ," the 5ttin frightened them away by firing their guns into the air, the radiosaid. The worst outbreak of demonstrations in a year centered in the said. No one was hurt, it said. The military spokesman said students In Ramallah, the site of Ramallah arm 10 mile north of Jerusalem and were marked by The demonstrations were the worst In the occupied region since the blocking of main roads, strikes by merchants and a walkout the Palestinian protests a year ago during the Ia'aeli invasion of the worst disturbances Monday, erected barricades across some by teachers, a military spokesman and the national radio said. southern Lebanon to clear Palestinian guerrillas out of the area, roads and they rocks at the military while Arab merchants The demonstrations followed the shooting Monday of Arab The settlers, all members of the militant G Emurilrn (Bloc dosed their shops in sympathy. BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) — Intelligence sources said today Chinese forces were digging in up to a half mile from the former Vietnamese border in an apparent at. tempt to bold on to some territory. The sources said Hanoi moved some of its elite army units from Cambodia and southern Vietnam to the battle area and sent a division of troops to northern Laos near the border with Chins. There were no fresh battle communiques from either side In the 25-day conflict by this evening, but Radio Hanoi said Chinese forces "continued to shell and probe many northern border areas," Taiwan Safety Pressed WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate defied the White House by voting to let Taiwan keep Its diplomatic properties. Now conservatives are pressing for stronger assurances of the future safety of the Nationalist Chinese Island. The Senate was to vote today on an axnencknent by Sen. Gordon Hmphrey, RNJL, making the completion of full US. ties with China contingent on Peking's explicit statement it will forswear military action against Taiwan. Rebels Heading For Kampala NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) —Tanwlfa today rejected the latest peace moves to end Its war with Idi Amin and sources Insisted a combined invasion force wu rnikfng steady, If unspectacular, progress toward Uganda's capital of Kampala. Amin, boasting his army had blunted ,-the attempt to topple him, denounced Britain's decision to halt his regular "whiskey nms" to London as highway robbery and threatened to take uxecI11ed retaliatory action. Bewitched, Bothered, Dead ZUMPANGO, Mexico (UP!) — A man who killed an aged market vendor Monday told police he shot the woman because she was bewitching him. Basurto Rodriguez told authorities that an old woman, identified Only as Berta, who visa market Vender, hod cast a spell cmbImthatwunàhhlintfl. "1 l'tW4burj could have killed me," Rodriguez told police. 12 More Iran Executions TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Revolutionary firing squads today executed 12 more men, including two former Iranian state news executives who became the first of:fflciais of the shah's regime to be put to death for purely Political crimes. The latest executions brought to a the number of death sentences carried out by latamic revolutionary courts since Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini seized power In a bloody struggle last month. Gem Merchant Found Dead ; : t: NEW YORK (UPI)—A men walking his dog ona. used, snowy Pennsylvania frail discovered the battered body of a gem dealer from Manhattan's ascretlys Diamond District — the second diamond merchant In a week to disappear with thousands of dollars' worth of precious jewels. The latest to die a violent death, Setya Narlan Gupta, was carrying between $100,000 and $200,000 in cut and polished diamonds, emeralda, robles and upplilres. The 27-year-old Indian national ppisrod on his way to meet a buyer Friday morning, Gupta dkW pemd two days after another dInrj merchant, 71. year-old Martin Par.tsky, a non-practicing rabbi, vanished on his way to meet a buyer at the New York Hilton. He was carrying up to $200,000 In d1*ida. Complex l$ (Csatin.ed Fr.. Page 1*) (Jidecthig the appraisal of Sunni Drive, FurinoId the l&$Sl1StlMtfactis Includes 2.4 acres for a fatire James L talmann of -----, UI, VIVIV ues' mu RYS Ii$ ''V' "'"7' s for a new city hall. The current city hell, con- While the city may pur ucted in 1*, has been, the With 1$SS tract, do inadequate in ii for city needs POrtion 0111* CM fOr the ieid for the past several years. me citizen complex would be city is currently renting space rind s.d from the federal for its utility depsrneid. '' Farr Cancels Cithen' Meets IN BRIEF Vandals hit two cars In Sanford with black paint late GIFTED INTEREST Gas Retailers Charge 'Fraud' Insect-collecting equipment Is surveyed by Elaine O'Neal, teacher at Idyliwilde Elementary, Sanford, and some of her pupils during open house for the gifted children program. (From left) Dawn Clement, Michael Baron and Karon Crawford. The children gave reports on a subject of their choice - from insects to museums. By UNITED PRE= INTERNATIONAL Energy czar James Schlesinger says a year's cutoff of oil could mean an end to the "free world" as we know It, but gas retailers in two New England states say the current shortage is a "fraud" dreamed up to help oil company profits. Schlesinger told the Senate Energy Committee Americana are not taking the energy problem seriously enough. The govermunent, he said, should be prepared to impose mandatory measures this summer to help the nation get along with less foreign oil In the aftermath 01 the Iranian cutoff. But in a newspaper advertisement appearing Monday in Manchester, N.H., the 400-member Gasoline Retail Dealers Association of New Hampshire and Vermont said elilins of a gasoline shortage were a "fraud" designed to drive up oil company profits. -• — - ' " . • 1110 [âthig "Burfleld's rapid assessment of the sftu(jon and quick action kept the victim from being exposed to a fatal amount of toxic amok.. Officer Burfield's actions In the face of this danger places him inaclassabove the average man and I extend my personal thanks and that of my department for a job well done," Chapman stated, LlW He Denies Charges On Billy j ' WASHINGTON (UP!)— Amid new charges that Billy Carter fiIiIiod fneial records, Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker has taken the forefront in the push for a special prosecutor to investigate the Carter family peanut business. But the latM charges no sooner wore published than Jimmy Hayes, a Georgia garage mechanic who once worked for the Carter,, denied making them. The Washington Post Sunday quoted Hayes, a former bondsman for the peanut warehouse, as saying he and the president's brother falsified records to hid the lack of collateral on loans from Bert Lance's National Bank of Georgia. a. ____ 41 Fire Chief CharlesChapman (left) recommended commendation for Longwood policeman George Z" ma Carter Says M1*deast Peace Pact Near -I d -. by ai1.t1v -----# ____ As leuss," Certor state before leaving Israel that the differences "are now very nn'U compared to the much larger areas 01 . Carter said that at today's breakfast meeting with Begin, "substantial additional progress" been mad. in narrowing ss differences. "We will net fall," Carter said. In turn, Begin praised Carter lavishly. "You cams on the highest "delon in Pmtnity, for peace," Begin said. "And you have succeeded. We mads reel progress In the pssc..inthbi( process. "Now 01csrus it's the tirn01EgypLNo one can duny that we worked uurpsdltlousty as possible. The elation In our hearts (Is) that we did a good job In the service 01 peace ,, 1e hod been no btion that Sadet would accept any new coontir-proposahs. The Egyptian press, controlled by the guw%nwilt, had railed at Begins "infraxilgenc." and d'rW that Carter call the Jewish state to account. Tin Matoccmtrollsd oswspspui significantly did net print a part 01 Ctar's parUamudary speech Monday In wkhheepearedtobedBedM and Begin torthe dudWL Before his departure from heel Carter appeared to p out ci his way iMtoblam,Begbi for thefailuretore.cba , "Dilerences a'. now vary emil c9ued to the much bulor area 01 *44'." C '0004 P'*' has been made. Thom's are fewer iuencu now then When I first arrived and those few Om se which MW fYiP hove been nditsMlally narrowed. _____ "141M &d among members of do Iwask 04liest ' arrived at the Cairo airport American and laraill cIdale agre.4 that Begin had aiso made led mimmie concemiona on outa"ing par'Jc"'',y over the fatur ci ii the s.me welis captured fri. Egypt and dawluped by Israel now supply hail with 25,060 bauM a day. me omclals aid thee concessions caused Carter to the U.S. dslsptlone cm do two or thee most hupoitast AREA DEATHS JOHN c. xoi the pod 25 yeas.. M vu John Cnton Dodion, II, Presbyterian and a nnab Survivors bvlids WlIa, Ave., (n, 04 sy at ernuinie Memorial two sena, .wuiii. w _ __ Hospital, Md. He was berm (thrvy and Frederick A. In PMlI, Tena., and uwved Thomas 01 Pen Park, Pa.; Sarihod 34 years ego from and four IF Her White Cously, TaL 4- NO- All_ We. Mary _ Navy __ur_a vst 01 Wwu and a Greek., Gaines Funeral peMr. Lsigwsad, in in cheep _____ __ ; PmI 01 wife, NT - 11 0110110. __ J ___ d . - _____ _______ ______ ___ ____ _____ - ___ II _________ ______ ______ ____ '• ' - - .•. V • - '- -- ,. • - • • • S _, Follow Them El • • '. ' - - • ' - •-, . • • iut" '•'. '" f ' ... Sanford Sets Refuse Rules Several changes In Sanford's following the warning could 30 gallons. refuse provisions have been lead to prosecution by the city The collection of tires would made by the Sanford City as a misdemeanor, said also be allowed as a special Knowles. Commission. collection, under the provisions The change requires the approved by the commission, On the recommendation of City Manager Warren E. placement of garbage at curb- Previously the city 'lid not Knowles, the commission aide on collection days. Though collect tires unless forced to do approved several minor thishu been the practice in the so in a condemnation' changes In the city's refuse past. It had never officially proceeding. been adopted by the cornThe changes were initiated as requirements. a result of citizen complaints Knowles said the changes In mission, The commission also voted to refuse requirements enables the city to take action against allow the use of piasuc oags as persons who do not comply with well as barrels to package the new provisions. He ex- trash. Previously, the city plalned persons who do not required containers with lids meet the requirements set out only. The commission also reduced Monday night would Initially be given a warning by city of. the size trash barrel required ficlala. Failure to comply for holding garbage from 40 to - • _ -a.,.- - a -- — Arms Sale Questioned ved." WASHINGTON (UP!) remembering fateful Rep. Michael Barnes, D.Md., past military adventures as said "a strong, postive step" is well as recent policy failures In needed to counter Soviet In. Iran, Is suspicious President fluence in the am, but added Carter's sending of arms to he does not believe the weapons North Yemen may cause will be effective and instead "more trouble down the road." could be "a symbol that is going Carter last week bypassed to be more trouble down the congressional review of $390 road." Other members questioned mlllhtm in arms by saying figtIiig In Nor th Yemen is an whether Carter was justi fied In "emergency" involving U.S. sending the aircraft carrier security. Monday, a House Constellation and AWACS Foreign Affairs radar planes the Saudi isanmomwd officials to explain Arabian peninsula. the action. Rep. BenjamintoRosenthal, Dm subcommittee Noting that Carter's step, in N.Y., noted past aarances 01 response to a Soviet-advised the safety of weapons sold to WASHINGTON (UP!) job. industrial attack Security or by South Yemen, Is the Iran collapsed with the shah's Congress Is takbW a look at an Imurance was the best-selling &A time any piresideat has isu. ixiuraxe market that preys on life Insurance In the country. invoked the emergency provi. He said North Yemen has no .the and elderly Amen. Even then there wen abuses, ion, chairman La. Hamilton, pilots that can now fly the dozen an tbrosmh door.to.door sale but witnesses told a Senate D4nd., said: FSE jots or sokiens who can 01 polIcies that CM fm man judiciary subcommittee "Most Americana would operate MOO battle tanks that So the bIts they provide. Monday the problems are raw be able to identify thus will be aft to North Yemen and ' The pciesInquuuJone greater now because the In. countries on paid for by Saudi Arabia. hIe sown as "debit" diy has shifted Its attention suddenly national described Carter's action as 1W are usually a'4 from to the most vulnerable group In security Interests are invol. "totally smaccepwge." $Nto$,1 each —amde weisty the w. isid docr.to.door, largely to Sen. How M.wMum, 1o..Iaeome families. DOblo, said a aubco'iimltlee IIthmIi are doe monthly or thvptlon shows that debit, weekly, usually colIted by ide axe Is sold almost .!& at the phlcyIrId.r's exclusively to Inthidisis or femilin With ,pnejjl Incomes between $2,060 ad 94111 dehit anc. He said the Investigation clam death benefits oRes le. pre&,d allegatloss 01 hard. em *1,060, wIth weekly preu. sell teduitpru that gIe out whiM "mcntldy debit go pour and ua.dvMod, ofiy" has a gh'Jy larger Owing them erg. nli. 01 face value and mosthly prend. pelki.. rather' than a angle package at a lower CM. me buluitry delis back to Bum oft ared.csIvedby where agests into allowing their adL is Is lapse before coa won so 10 do cift om a---'W, ad 'Wn11sl" a' wonkleg clean.' e With IRMA IsIn World War U, ibm the ww y do net sewage A$om had a. in' Name evet. Nre.cs through, Suds) -- - '- a- --- ..t- -, — ________ -- .-_. belonged to T.J. Stafford, compartment of her car. about trash pick-up. Several citizens, led by Mrs. Audry Corso, 127 Garrison Drive, had urged the commission in recent months to review city refuse regulations. Mrs. Corso proposed the con*n1n compare Sanford's regulations with those of Clearwater. That comparison led to Monday's action. WEDNESDAY • MARCH 14th lbOO A.M. to 9O P.M. MR. C's. SANFORD Eyes rv T W 1 1 Southern FRIED CHICKEN • I - . • •• I S — ____ ___ __— -__ ____ ____ a..,I..,..s1s.a-.._a_. CHICKEN DINNER _____ __ - - reported stolen from the car lot 29th Street, Sanford, reported a Monday. 380 caliber revolver, valued at The car, valued at $a, $225, stolen from the glove — — to - •• ••_._._._: Wedther Dooms_Seals - ,'. . :•' Hirsid Photo by Torn Vincent A car driven by Almia L. Doyle, 2100 Hartwell Ave., Sanford, was moving southbound on U.S. 17- nor injuries when car driven by Danny Bernosky, 92 Monday and changed to the passing lane, accor101 Garrison Drive, Sanford, struck the rear of the ding to police, forcing Janet J. Bell, 134 Drew Ave., Bell auto. Some of the $4,000 damage to the Bern" Sanford, to brake her car suddenly. Mrs. Ben went ky vehicle Is shown here. Doyle was charged with to Florida hospital Altamonte for treatment of ml- careless driving, Door-To-Door Insurance Sales Ife was a number rjtb, 'drlM01uir,,djI Su01crd(.Ich01God,aUj NOV. ., : "• "PlC OF THE CHICKS" South Korean rice dealer MONROE,La. (UP!) Tongsun Park fabricated phony payoff lists to trick his goverment into believing he doled out hundreds of thousands of dollars to U.S. congressmen while pocketing the money, a lawyer for farmer Rep. Otto Pawnan, D. La., claim.. Park the free-spending star witness in the government's bribery, conspiracy and tax evasion case egaliat Pam, Was expected to testify after prosecutors question four minor witnesses today. Congres s final aarsanL £- UIii.•U• -i C4. T1SA • • Phony Park Payoff Lists? me Qty Connthon adding its coal. mnendatlon, voted to place Chapman's letter in ''s . effort with Sadist. The he aktbrovgh came at last although the treaty Ites Is for. from wrapped up. 'We will net fail," Carter said Just before having Bin. Grirlon airport in hash. It was the most confident statement of Ida Middle East mission and represented his pun determination to win ne aort of settlement before retarniag to Wuldagtoa. The Outing InCairotoday was for different from the uproar*flu!elcome ci last wooL Then pictures of Carter ..ISadatliasd the route of his motorcade. American and Fpdaa flap flew from ovary lamp post. Today only the Fp flag flew over the marble pillared VIP airport . •': - — Although Btrfiold used no protective equip. ment, he suffered no burns or serious nooks (Ceied Frsm Page 1A) ,., 1 — Bur14 had ,plisd the.pmc. dt. The fire started when Jones ignited a mixture of gasoline and kerosene in a space ' • — mont's motto, "To Protect and Serve" above and beyond the normal boundaries of Ida job. flamos a second time, Burfield found George W. Jones, who is "more than 00 years old," u a confused state and dragged him to safety. Jones, who ll.i with his son and daughterIn-law, was alone In the home at the (line of the fire. .•• - -' PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) Voyager l's discovery of the first active volcanoes elsewhere in the solar system at least four of them fountalning ashes as high as 250 miles above a moon of Jupiter is "the most exciting finding to come out of the mission yet," said a scientific leader. The volcanoes may supply some material for the newly discovered ring around the solar system's biggest planet, he Indicated. In his letter of commendation, Qtapnin bed tlroogh the smoke and ." :, : 'Most Exciting' Voyager Find heater in the bathroom, according to Bur. field. Overcome by amok., Jones vu taken to Florida Hospital Altamonte by ambulance florida where he was treated and released. Officer George Burfield of Sanford, on roat patrol at approximately 10:42 a.m., t ast Kartaw's lawnmower business on SR 434 when a woman who works at a nearby warehouse reported seeing amoke coming from a neighboring house. Burfl.ld, after reporting it to the dispat. thor, entered the anok.4illed three-bedroom concrete structure. On the first attempt, he was unable to find anyone. " - Policeman Honored For Rescuing Man j A Longwood police officer has been cornmended by Fire Chief Charles Chapman for Ida quick action In rescuing an elderly man _ Sunday. from a burning building • • — From Burning Longwood Buildin Irvin Frazier, 44, 121 Yale Drive, Sanford, reported vandals poured black paint on his 1978 Buick LaSabre while the car was parked in front of Midway, according to police. The car had been left at the his house, according to Sanford dealership for repairs, acPolice, to police. cording Damage to Frazier's BREAK-IN, CHASE automobile was $300, according Edward Staton, 19, Ronald to police. 378 Brittany Circle, A similar Incident was in the Casselberry remains reported by George W. Marin Street, Seminole County Jail Lieu of shall, 222 Tuskeegee bond on charges ranging $9,450 Sanford, late Monday or early Tuesday while it was parked in from petty theft to battery ona police officer. front of his home, Staton was arrested following The damage to Marshall's 1975 Ford was $100, according a chase through residential streets that ended when his to police motorcycle slid under an un ROUGH DRAFT Therobber who made off with marked Casselberry police car over $4,000 In cash from First on Queen's Mirror Circle late Federal Savings and Loan of Friday night. David Dercozlc, 609 Doheny Seminole In Sanford made have written afirst draft of the hold. Way, reported a man walked up note he slipped to a teller into his house, kicked in a bedroom door and took several Friday, according to police, A note similar to the one the cassette tapes then left. A police officer responding to lone bandit presented to a teller demanding money and the call saw a mototcycle leave threatening the teller's life, was the area and gave chase, which found several weeks ago in a ended in the accident. trash can near the bank. Police Staton was unharmed in the speculate, the robber may have accident. There was about $300 lost his nerve and discarded the damage to the motorcycle, note on an earlier attempt to according to police. Staten later reportedly cut hold-up the bank. That Patrolman Jim Binghiun on the in vestigation, arm while at the Casselberry police. Photographic evidence Police Department. of the robbery obtained by the Staton has been charged bank's surveillance cameras Is with: burglary; treaspassing, being processed by the Federal petty theft, reckless driving, Bureau of Investigation, ac- fleeing a police officer, cording to Sgt. William Dube. resisting arrest without CAR TAKEN violence, criminal mischief and A 1971 Ford Pinto left at Jack assaulting a police off icer. Prosser Ford, 3786 South High. (UN THEFT way 17-92, since September was Jewel Knapton, 51, 403 East . —. - WASHINGTON (UP!) The AFLCIO today was headed for court to prevent the White House from threatening to cut off government contracts from companies that exceed the voluntary wage limits in President Carter's anti-InflatIon guidelines. In announcing the action, the federation said the civil suit would be flied in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, seeking to stop "a system of mandatory wage controls Instituted by the Executive Branch without authorization fran the Legislative Branch." -.by T NINt ----•.• = a: thle: fr?00Td = - AFL Suing White House $ 'r• 64 Strike In State History Sr. LOUIS (UP!) Public school teachers today returned to their classrooms at the end of a 56-day strike, the longest teachers' strike In Missouri' history. "We're glad to be back," one teacher yelled as she harried into Basbon High School, and another said: "It's been rather boring. I just got things done around the house tim or four (lines." Floyd Irons, social studies teacher and basketball coach at Vashon, said his team managed to play 10 games despite the strike and finished fourth in the state tournament last weekend. City Commissioner David Frm. Fair announced today he Is "I am suspending the adhord.I.,Mos.Resie usup,ndlrg his weekly Wed- meetings MU aid_ there IT. AllflIONY, Newfound. On Monday the hunters, who but the protest pe IPPa'iM spraying ree ink en an — -16ML Am I. nesday afternoon meetings appears to be a reel 4e hr land (UP!) hart use nail-studded clubs a n Barnes, Sanford; Mos. Fs FIMSPd d ly had decided M to No na4il 1,INeeI No1¼ with dt"ee due to leek ci them on the pat 01 cP'," wInir weathur today spelled "'4gome to kill the pupa as ' beCIS the ISathell w me -, crew suty participsties. :.havenot commented Fair. "I'i deem the beky p eels, thstMirwldtecoetewiflnoebs would forcethomfwthorosstto L*gwi. neosius NONIS I. J, returned to pert In Ws.J-----' tndid the meetings for the 'rr4id,d the, ide'S week t*deg Juaa. Funeral servic.s Nr tismar ers who seek to Ijwed, pmrr*d a hard on a 7$. , feet aster., with he ur.. mmnI1 01 t y Nova Scotia, 3pM four weeks, accorg to M." Geslin.. 74. them teth an aure mile mis shout los Ice floss. upsanen, UL fad " 'Sv, durW the rc* who want to miles north 0111. A.th'uy. thargis have been filed Ir Ambeelso , j, - I ad*s.IithWlttog am. wwa.sdy of ave thum. Fun.rai Nems. Sidir ef The Vancouver-based against several Oe,e..Ce Gft!'5t, Fo-''-'. which protesters since u Berrymsa Kissimmee; and S4arial is Ivery.. csmr WenthurecIasaid*g is OQ'uslâttod Is stopping the north01lLMthauyand in tho eeheethV,Ft,dIiafurd, 13, Murcil 3Vs—Vât.71, Ns. flg Tuesday, pilMA of , sssin, has am 01k Liw.i..a. 0111111111111111`11 Od ,g COSION, JUN CUNTSN *1sraw in frM 01 tIn 1100.1041110AMINN64111 111091141161101108" AW sewft wild V Funeral sSrvicis fec ice pseho t1 pInsa to Two htlk'opter pihin MI e C —ala Ci—alils Manday *s. Mad P. Tua, CIi"Ies DWsan, a, ii J' ass., we N. Prsss* Ave., hiiisv Pie. urn.Wm.,aaus,suarst. erc wthsul Nsvfesdlaad mush, the Ralahow Warner, charged Wilk 'i w a "p '1F" 10, ci 0 (lilden Eley. ltw, Avenue, Osuani, was i'sd Ilaud Cliii Plush PlW of soollordo Pr*dS $1771 and _bee, the ass) herds Ino the main hwitliig read, homiledthebudiaths oult sad 'bayced C*t" as usury, dind N Miy. w* W 3 m. weE' at ithor*MIISiisnd repents aid. and 4m cre'.es been Way ' °' NesIDiNW( ass. Iida 01 bssus $iII °"' f" NSMS (1115.11. Ow Oft. Al Srs, ie* ly Mall: *55.51 caN: Mills" "4416fliriL UUSS Ylar. a auomd day 01 a- •' flar. vu no alihe' ProtM , With see .' -e AM*,,01PISgiI, wkwiw swim in a LUAL eel dsitei. • vu Shspberd, were Jailed I., r'---d In.th.. Idkstkin Where tier ___ Pour Black Paint On Two Cars H ld era Staff Writer Teachers End Longest - Tuesday, March 13, By MAX ERKIIZIAN -, — Cold Helps Hunters .. Vandals Tii He Buys Her For $4,761 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (UP!) — An infatuated young Malaysian who bought a Vietnamese girl refugee In a bar for $4,761 was convicted of harboring an illegal imlçant and fined $236 Monday. Osi thong Sim, 20, told the court in Alor Star, 300 miles north of Kush Lumpur, he raised the money from his sister and friends and paid the bar's proprietor at the Thai border town of Pekan Slam for 13-yew-old Mel Chen. Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. At Sanford Homes 994: 3 PC. CHICKEN • MASHED POTATOES GRAVY & ROLL THIS COUPON 0000 WIDNISDAY, MARCH 14 ONLY 2100 SOUTH FlINCH AVI. HWY. 1742. SANFOUO, FLA. , — ae fl S ._r.C'trThL .._it' _'i _ - i - - t.-. -• . a '.. ,, r s . -• --- -- ---• I .. - t - r '., .. •' �Evening 11-11vahinM 411.210) (liSPS 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322-11 or 831.9993 The office conversation turned to music. One of the women In our office mentioned that she has begun to hue some of the popular songs she has been hearing on her radio onthe way to work each morning. She related one incident that made me realize one should exercise great care In discussing music these days. As song lyrics and titles become more and more open, perhaps those discussing the music should be a little more guarded In the way they relate Information to the less informed. For Instance, the woman I mentioned before told of driving with her aon4n4aw. Suddenly, a new song came on and she exclained: "That's my favorite song. What's It called?" The son4n4aw's reply was hardly the sort of thing any refined young man would say to his mother4n- Around Tuesday, March 13, 1979-4A DOYLE, Publisher Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; WAYNE D. NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The A Distant, Clock By MAX ERKILETIAN Pay Hile Being Studied law. Fortunately, she realized the young man was only responding to her question with the name of the song. However, one can Imagine the problems such a conversation could have caused. Overheard at an area restaurant: A customer complaining about the slow service noted: "I've been on crackers and water for half an hour, what's my crime? For Instance, what If someone not aware of some of the current hits In popular music wondered aloud about Rod Stewart's most recent hit?; A note of special Interest to all those who have wanted someone to respond to Herald staff writer Dennis Feola's column of a few week, ago on jogging. Dennis Is an advocate of tired blood. His Idea of exercise is blinking. Recently, Dennis wrote of the virtues of being sedentary. He challenged me to respond by writing about the virtues of jogging and that got me back in the swing of things. I'm doing several miles a day and as soon asl stop sweating and shaking, 1 plan to write that response. Things have certainly changed. In the Big Band era there were no such problems dealing with Inquiries about music. Who could go wrong talking about Glenn Miller's "Little Brown Jug" or "Tuxedo Junction?" Little Nation Force first rushed 6,000 anti-tank rockets and ammunition supplies to the North Yemeni capital of Sana and then a carrier task force was ordered to the Arabian Peninsula. In contrast to the Internal political convulsion In Iran which defied Western Intervention, the overt Soviet threat to North Yemen, and through It to Saudi Arabia, provides a classic case for the use of U.S. naval power, the application of which will undoubtedly be welcomed by the troubled Free World. Pleas e Write Letters to the et.r are wek,mod for pthIIcst1ai All letters Mai be slgard, with a mdft address aid, If peusibte, a telephone abu se the IdentIty of the writir esay be vsdet The Evelag Herald will respect the wishes of writers wh. do .4 waM their names is PrIaL The E,eM.g Herald also merves do rI$tiet WA= $s $ImIte libel or to elMer. to open —ei WASHINGTON WORLD VIEWPOINT Options For Network TV Fare By RICHARD E. COHEN WASHINGTON Federal officials have decided that their beat chance to Improve television programs is not to change the current operators but to encourage alternative sources. After years of grandiose plans and promises for expansion, they may be successful. If has become popular across the country to criticize most television programs as unlmaglnative,tooheavyonsexandvlolence, and created by a few Isolated trendsetters In Hollywood and New York. Even If the criticism Is valid, the government should continue to allow the publid to determine what broadcast fare, If any, it wants to watch. As Charles D. Ferris, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), noted In a recent speech, the fact remains that "on every weekday night television sets are on In 60 percent of American households and the vast majority are tuned to ABC, CBS or NBC." But the reason they are watching those three networks is because they have little choice. Few viewers outside the very largest metropolitan areas can select another commercial station with first-run shows. And most public broadcasting programs still have relatively small viewer appeal. This system has survived with little challenge for nearly three decades. One important, often W_1 - I WV11'l 110 0 0 %"111111111ls 14V —!' LE - ' MON! Balanced Budget Boom IN BRIEF Florida Tourism Soars To Record Numbers TALLAHAEE (UP!) Florida tourism jumped 10 percent In 1978, exceeding Department of Commerce Projections and adding $600 million In new tax money to state coffers. Tourism officials said Monday more than 34 million visitors flocked to beaches and other attractions last year and spent $12.9 billion both figures are records. Secretary James Cooney termed the figures "fantastic" and expressed optimism that 1979 will follow as another banner year so long as energy supplies hold out. - I I — I I % constitutional convention to consider the considered likely, Congress will have two,1. - unhappy choices. It could head off a convention by Itself proposing a budget-balancing amendment to the states, Or It could convene the convention, the. first one since the Constitution was written In 1787, and accept grave risks. There are fears the convention couldn't be. limited to budget matters. It might take up such controversial Issues as abortion, gun control, school prayers and equal rights for women; or produce a drastically. rejiggered Constitution. Even If the convention only wrote an amend. ment to balance the budget considerable harm could result. Such an Inflexible order could 1ea4 to widespread budget trickery on the part of Washington to evade balance, Or, if bllndly, adhered to, It could turn a mild business slowdown intO :1ulkwn!I1ccfl. Recently the threat of putting the government - - BUSINESS WORLD Made In Hong Kon9' 11"mum 15 or the 30 stations affillated vft * network In the biggest dollar markets are owned by the networkI' and, consequently, hardy likely to do anything not In the best In- By RUTH YOUNGBL000 A similar device tears arms and legs off dolls tereuts of the networks. HONG KONG (UPI) marry limbs are ripped animals to Insure they can wlthetand For example, these network-owned stations from cuddly teddy bears, elegant fabrics are a child's temper tantrum. The anatomy then Is have shown little Interest in programs stretched until they rip, transistor radios are set acr'jtjp' to make sure the most avid sucker or distributed by Independent producers seeking to afire all to Insure that overseas buyers get biter will not be poisoned. challenge the network prime-time schedule, what they pay for from goods made In Hong The laboratory also seeks to determine Without the approximately one-fourth of the Kong. whether electronic toys will Interfere with radio public In the audience of each network's owned The "Made In Hong Kong" label once stood for or television reception, stations, many operators feel It is futile to cheap prices and questionable workmanship. Many countries, particularly the United market their work nationally. But the type of goods made In the British State, require that all electronic and batteryRep. Lionel van Deerlln. D.Caltf., chairman cclonyIsthanging. Faced with rlithglabor cost at toys and appliances comply with of the House Communications Subcommittee, and Increasing competition from other Asian radiation interfer. requir ements, Chan said. may urge his colleagues to reduce this control countries, Hong Kong manufacturers are turArticles to be worn or used for entertaüunent and bring more diversity to television ownership ning toward hlgh.quality fabrics and fashion, we subjected to Intense heat to Insure they can't and programming. He has sponsored a bill to electronic goods, watches and other high- accidentally start a fim overhaul the entire Communications Act and tecimology Items destined for consumers In the Spectrumchecks the hopes for Its enactment in 1990. United States and Western Europe. quality of paints to determine any toxicity. At the FCC, Ferris makes It clear he thinks That wasn't always the CAN, recalled Cecil S. Scientists analyze chemical and pliarmaceutjcaJ there should be considerably more than free O. Chin who founded the Hong Kong Standards samples Gems are scnstlzüzed. Canned food and major networks and Is supporting steps to and Testing Center In W15. areran oughi coimtleas tests. .dge,, that goal, Including the recent creation The Hong Kong label was so tarnished in the Chin said at least *0 t.4s are run daily at tts of a special staff to review network dominance 19S, Man said, that manufacturers often COW, DOW fimmad by manufacturers' fees. avoided It by substituting labels resdin and analyze ways to relieve It. The center has met with such approval from Ferris believes the result almost certainly "Empire " I IOttIr$ and exporters, Chan said, that he will be a greeter variety of programs because Chin's center, started with a ovsrmM to double Its e, F== 1 and services "many Independent voices are preferable to a grant, eventually Overcame ' over the nest free yewe at a cost of $1 million. few." reluctance to .utenit sa'uplii of their prodscts. Manufacturers must I,nIt a mlthnwn of Even If govermnent does not act, private For a tie, the center offered a seal cerWing a free samples of each product to be tested and enterprise has dranallcally altered options for prodoct met the standards of the ldeftstlion ttsy are ciwgsi according to the tests' conw. the regular viewer. Cable television, which now country. _y. At the center 'ormçlee of knitwear, elegant iiecbie 14 IT,IU1On horns.. can import programs When a prodoct title Its tests, Chin said, the from hundreds of miles away. In Atlanta, sports evening attire and sports outs width have fliUtiChJ is supplied with a detailed report iti in fiscal handcuffa hal sthnulated the politica' - thought process, and better alternatives are corning Into view. One, worked out by Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman, has won broad Republican support It would shift the emphiils from budget balancing to constitutionally - limiting government _spending. Friedman proposes holding the growth of talp federal spending In any year to the that the economy grew the year before. Thus ft government would not grow faster than the pods rational product, and the specter of a runaway government expanding uncontrollably and crowding the people's freedoms would fade. The pvpmd contains needed fl. 4hHty. In times of rapid Inflation, an exception would bemade and spending would grow less than the GNP. During an emergency or receidon the spending limit would be raised. Thus Widihiglon could me Its weight aplaM INlation or #InwIkt, the economy. as required. But In general the federal gonrrsnlM could not dnand an ever.growlog share of the nation's resource,. It would keep about the asmil relative alas to the economy that It now has. Certainly It seuns wiser Um rigid budge balancing. But arnemllng the OomwUtdIon NO not tob.donsllghuy, aidthspropoialshoqMb, the athjsct of congesaslenal burlap, expert iautiny and a nIonal debate. Who knows, It jest could be the esawu' tea federal speH'ig machba and bwesmmcracy that Is bsilngdng to alarm even thmihthl li,k - and movies on Ted Turner's "açsrstatlon" made the Br sh colony a leading exporter wrco are distributed to cabhvlew.rs nation- res4o.,ssr clothing we *itcbed by a thI' rip WWI. - on its deficiencies. No product with the center's no of app,a1 has 'vu' generated a cc"lalnt, he said. MIAMI (UPI) Nathaniel Tannie Dean, the former head of a Comprehensive Employment and Training Act program, was sentenced Monday to a four-year jail term for misusing $33,395 In federal anti-poverty funds. Circuit Judge Natalie Baskin also ordered Dean to repay the money and complete two years probation following the prison term for his Jan. 14 conviction on 28 counts of grand larceny and two counts of conspiracy. Dean was the former head of the federally-funded Edison-Little River Self Help Community Council. He was convicted of using the agency's money toy personal debts to the Internal Revenue Service, for his common law wife's salary even though she never worked for the program and to offset debts of his leased gasoline station. - amendment. If nine more states act, which Is overlooked, reason Is that each of the three networks owns five television stations the maxlmum permitted bythe FCC —and all are In the 10 largest metropolitan areas. Former CETA Head Jailed By DAVID H'4DIN "Don't look back," baseball Immortal Satchel Paige used to say. "Something may be gaining on you," These days members of Congress and the political establishment In Washington are looking back, very nervously. And something Is gaining on them. That something isa powerful grassroots drive to curb the growth of US, government and of the tax burden by amending the Constitution to mandate a balanced federal budget. Twenty-five of the required 34 state legislatures have petitioned Congress to call a. By MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Sta ff Writer As expected, the Sanf ord City Commission unanimously made amends f or Its failure to pay $1,129.38 to two city employees f or time spent training with the Florida National Guard. The workers, Danny Martin and Kenneth Forsythe are both members of the city's street department. Martin was awarded $89506 and Forsythe $234.32 for time spent In guard training. In the past, Sanford had pa id city employees who belonged to the guard th eir municipal salaries, minus what th ey received from th e guard for training. to coincide with expansion of the Sanford plant under provisions of th e regional sewer system planned for north Seminole County have been denied by federal officials. • . . .'. Knowles explained the expanded system would include 1 . permanant space for the 1A . test ing. '. . ' The money approved by the commission will go to pay for th e testing. That money will come from unappropriated money in th e utility fund, according to Knowles. The commission discussed pay hikes for city employees, il their JULIAN STENSTROM However, that policy was determined to be contrary to state law. state law. That law requires At the same time, the corngovernmental entities to pay mission closed the door on full salaries to personnel for future efforts to collect back any time spent on military payments by city employees for training with the guard up to 17money withheld during guard days a week, service, Commissioner JulIan "With all the publicity given Stenstrom pointed out th e to this, those Individuals who commission was not aware of would be affected have the state law until Seminole probably all come f or ward," Coun ty officials began seeking said Commissioner John support In a move to amend the Morris. In other action, the cornmission appropriated $4,493 for nitrogen testing In the city's sewer plant. The testing is required by the federal governmentIn order for the sewer system to receive a next meeting, March 26, when additional Informa tion wi'l be available. Knowles had suggested a 6.5 percent raise for city employe. However, Stenstrorn suggestea me raise ne an equai amount for all employees. He proposed a flat figure based on 6.5 percent of th e city's total permit to operate, according to payroll. city Manager Warren E. Knowles. Knowles reported efforts to have the time requirements for the testing provision extended The decision to table the raise proposal was made to allow city staff to compute a flat figure for th e raise. The commission gave ap- JOHN MORRIS proval for a music concert to be held at the American Legion grounds to raise funds for crippled children. The concert, to be held later this spring is being staged by the same group that held a concert in November to aid Belinda Wilson, victim of an automobile accident. Morris voted against the concert, because, he said, "1 see no need for it." He explained he felt the concert was more for the fun of holding a concert than for aiding crippled children. The commission also granted a one year extension for the paving of a parking lot at the House of Prayer Baptist Church, 505 East Third St. The church reportedly does not have funds for the paving at present. The commlFslon was in- BERRY'S WORLD WA1IINUTON 81oy workmanship and awarded a ILl mffl(t contract to renovate 414 wlMs on a $LSmilll'n goverunmaM contract at housing units on the Montan air bees. MalaMrom Air You Base, Mont., have sp lbsPraMabld was about$1 nlflknIowsrthan persudly been winked at because of the coo- the Air Force's own estimate of whit the job traMoVs red or suspected political bbmmm shoald cod. "Their pla was to do marginal A trcihrm, project engineer was qvkft work aid then find the weak links In the rtv'LThe contract omeur began accepting govsroment system to get It accepted," an Air work Um inspectors had prsnoed a- Force off'$ol told ow assodat. Peter Grant, satisfactory. The contractor Ipored Ia. Problana developed dMod from the start. OQ' Musmehile, the Alt Force brass seam more euncereed about keeping the Fay workmanship reported by Air Force ccntractorhsppythantn us thatthe work is hSspEtws —dconflrmsdbytwoofow associates an the Greet Fails Thbas who made properly done. cmeitctIaiforma — Inclidedwarped Wsaot zamal for Inspectors,whose job Is to knpupuly PAW ft MW walls, izesidve cost aid diode psrce doors, dum't fit, badly cm goverament contracts, to find their efforts lb. i'.tM..1$ deere aid drawers WNW by pobtical mahrom from Cpl sanded walk ad large b"armed poorly aIkd electrical fidais and pImeb Hillonbe'iiUdafaveudcontractor. DupihibMe erme and chelsea flaws, 444 Is aMy pidiama, the kind of service every o1 mob hevebe. was" bythe Air Force of C.rir4rias Is expected to provide off sad are untly occd coaMItr Rd ;; agency offtelals Ia,ilud Thetiflag pok* laths contract—a abr* hwe so sirs way of I 11rminI t. switch from refsal to accepteace e er Whim a caMmetor eragguatas the dupe of lbs erc: of lea. Greim Hatch, RiUIeb. pr*1"M .ncs hi can MMMM Odals laid Aiedfer III* by Wads Ud.,Bret met ur, rather thai on the ca--waft?" ofikialsin !on. incledsg to teirkit trades. hid risk aMagung a seaMer or on . Dow Lawe,hsMof we" racting.Thsbs adaIdsJobeIk4deitoMalaMramfars to be ibM hoppow to Mahi meft with Air Fee aid Pruis ripresus. *iin, where PraMs Lid., of AIsS Uteb, wee tatMsM the bees. - — — I1I b, MA km.. ' Q41~6h)1A, "Read me that part of your 'nightmare scenario' again, where the SlnoSoviet . der war involves nuclear exchanges." - Our sources say the ranking government of. SPAM by Air Force rrqioyes as a NOV" ficlal present, Harry Hall of the Strategic Air 1XIMMY. Stdppen said jnspedors refused to Command, agreed with Praxis that Inspectors accept Praxis' work that was as good as -i: were being "oversesloin." Oddly enoegh dons by WA= contractors, and said his firm's nelar the project -lneor nor the Inspectors workma was no cjijthem any other at the involved were invited to the meeting. lbs net romlt was that the Air Force began For his PIA 164th kIs11 tbM be did at bending over backward to keep Praxis happy. INervene to bring prs.we on the Air Force b The project engineer and Praxis' pr4nclpsl only to "dear the air." He said be was as con., critic, R"nalildsyers, was taken ON the job, An taltoldustbM, "r.qulrememds Mthe con- 5sdtothsAirForceuhawasatbp tract are now being k1upW as to whether It friend's alkga'lon. of wair will make the contractor mad and bring Sen. CANCER CURE? Dr. Linus Paullng"a: kktothead' of acid — vftam C Bum St4p*s, principal owner of Praxis, told s , __ __ __ Air foe Fire omciel. say that Praxis bad been invoking the senator's nam. for a long 101mg time The "Hatch commection" which carried b wsI with the Air Force, was mare than the co no rmal rslatlons between a w'or aid a eMItueM. lppm Is the chairman of Hatch Asar"tgs, a gesop rthmg fade I1iç' 1* re'sIsdla Mam,Issojdfrladottbeme,and cs$ad $1.* to his $71 c11s Miasma by _ The Nobel ureMia thim , of Iftume r-"a in sums snare tacitc . aceffed at by other racer _ Mt .-de may be ch. lbs r.'pectjl M __ , c_ imlift wits Is the manoger of Hatch's Belt EgM Qty _ ___ of in triMmest of advanced ccer cases ___ C. '' coiio*us PIOus RaIpk Nader, ti huh. u, idveaM., bM lasidied a u, pebitcilem caRed Comm Flow, PraxisdI$Me dshn they sd hIths which ,,,,if,invsdle as -shea ad Mai hs became the firm was being discrisbnatid behavior ofour rupi iidatJy 40(::,0W Cpltol II 1- - -- ....... S .... -_ - - .. ___ i~ S., - - - . . --.., .... - " .-_-__.._.._.______ .. months. The commission also ap proved th e use of the civic center March 30 with th e use of alcohol at a rate of $250. The International Elks Club will meet in Sanford at th at time. The commission approved a request of the Sanford Seminole Art Association for th e closing of First Street from Park to Palmetto Avenues and Magnolia Avenue from First to Third street Se ptember 29 to 30, .•.••. .,,. F -- Gunter Calls For Changes Family Lives In Tent TALLAHASSEE(UPI) Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter Intends to straighten out the Joint Underwritln Authority, which he says Is giving auto insurers win profits. Gunter urged the Legislature Monday to grant him power to appoint and remove members of the governing board of the JUA, created to provide coverage to drivers with accident or arrest records keeping them from Home Equu-Loans RESIDENTIAL AND MULTI UNITS WE HAVE AVAILABLE UP TO - qualifying for regular Insurance. He also asked lawmakers to stiffen the arson statute and force Insurance companies to establish a fund to cover policies left by defaulting health or life Insurers. A fund covering property and casualty policies already exists.... 'Outlaw' Threatens Judge TAMPA(UPI) A circuit judge disqualified himself Monday from a case Involving Outlaw motorcycle gang member Harry Charles Ruby after Ruby allegedly - threatened to blow up his house. Judge Harry Lee Coe Ill said the threat was made In a telephone call to the Tampa police department last week. He said the call was traced to the Hillsborough County HO4IS1wtsaaRubybeftnsd aM witnesses said Ruby was using a pay telephone at the hospital about the time the call was made."Under the circumstances, I'm going to disqualify myself," Coe said. $25,000 OR MORE Can't Find Florida Home KISSIMMEE, Fla. (UPI) An electrician lured to Central Florida because of Its mild climate and booming economy can find no home to rent so he, his wife and their four children have been living In a tent. Money is not the problem, say Bob and Jeannie Alexander. "I never have had this problem anywhere else, and I have never had trouble finding a good homefor my children at a price I was willing and able to pay. Look, I'm not poor and I would like a nice home for my family, but I cannot seem to find it," sa id Alexander, 29. He landed an electrician's Job almost as soon as t he Alexanders moved here from Maryland a month ago. But real estate agents confirm that his family's plight will be the rule, rather than the exception, In Cen tral Florida In the fu ture. Numerous construction pro jects Including Disney World's - NO INSPECTION FEES • NO APPLICATION FEES For iny purpose Bill consolidition home implovements. business investments EPCOT, Orlando's convention center and expansion of the city's airport will flood the area wi th migratory wor kers. "Where are all these workers maybe 5,000 to 10,000 of them going to stay?" sa id Arthur Wllamoski, a member of the OrlandoWinter Park Board of Real tors' executive committee. Once, during home-buying slowdowns, owners rented their houses while waiting for the right buyer. But when the housing market Is good — as It Is now In Orla ndo that Interval isno - Other areas call toll free 1.800- 432- 4002 305/267.4011 - STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. LICENSED MORTGAGE BROKERS memean F.AMI. P.O BOX 2110 2323 BUILDING TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA 32780 - longer part of the real estate cycle. "There is a limited market f or renters compared to a few years ago, and It will get worse," predicted Orlando real estate agent Earl Eberly. He says some 2,001) rental units are being converted to condominiums. Virtua lly no new rental properties have been built In the last few years because of Inflated construction and land costs. FREE SPRING Sclen Ust Wan To Fight Cu ts In Space Program II . Ic Kea 'Hi m Out Of Jai l , But... ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP!) fIscal 1980 in the NASA doing the work In space science reminded or somehow conbudget," he told UPI after should be out beating the drum vinced that the program is K speaking at a U-M space right now and making a lot expensive," he said. the drum" to prevent further science seminar for high school more fuss than we are about the "I think If it were put into erosion of U.S. space explora. teachers. "This Is only the Impact of the economy perspective, In comparison tion efforts in the name of second time that's happened program on the space pro- wi th other Items in the federal fighting Inflation, gram," he saId, since NASA started. budget that are massive, they'd De. Thomas Donahue, a key "The administration hasDonahue said the space be willing to pay the kind of member of research teams that picked on the space program as program has the space program "an Image prob- price osts.$$ have worked on the Pioneer a program that is a fair target lemn," but he said that problem c Venus and Jupiter Voyager for retrenchment and I'm quite is not based In a waning of projects, said he feared the alarmed," said Donahue, public Failure to expand the space Interest. program, particularly In light space program could be a chairman of the university's "I've always found an intense of the wealth of Information victim of government efforts to Department of Atmospheric JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) three months of his federal cut spending. interest ln the exploration of the yielded by Pioneer and Voyaand Oceanic scimoe. -"Thlsls the cue o(aguy who prison sentence. "I think that we who are planets," he said. "I think the ger, would be particularly "There are no new starts in But the officials did not wanted to remain In jail and woomm _ continuing popularity of the costly, Donahue said. they wouldn't let him," believe him and Groth was science fiction movies and "We're losing the opportunity Assistant State Attorney Kurt ordered to get out. Finally, he television programs is evidence to continue the explora tion of Stn.on said Monday about the left. He went home and sulked, ______________________________ that people are Intrigued by Mats, to continue the explorarelease of forger y convict he said, question of what's out and his tion of the outer planets during $ am. readings: tern- to 15 mph today becomnlag Then on Monday, officials of David Groth. Donahue said he the next couple of decades," he Last Saturday, Duval County the Federal Correctional halt- peratire, 40; oversight lows,, southerly Wedsesday. colleagues "have the most 44; yesterday's hIgh, 71; Jill officials told Groth It was tuticn In Tallahassee called WEDNESDAY ISTIDES difficulty In selling the space time to leave ft jail. At an Grothand warned him he would barometric pressure, 31.29;Daytona Beach: high 1:11 program" to certain segments "In view of the excitement earlier state cost appearance be charged with jail escape If relative humidity, $3 percent; a.m., 1:32 p.m., low 1:41 am., of government, particularly that I have sensed this year he had been given credit for he did not report to jail Im- winds, SE at 10 mph. 2:56 O.M. administration budget officials, with the Pioneer Venus proForecast: Fair today time served In federal prison, mediately. "I think the public would gram and the Voyager proPort Canaveral: hIgh 1:87 they said, and new he had to "I think It's tummy," Groth, becoming partly cloudy a.rn., 1:24 p.m., lii 1:$ am., readily m)port a larger space gram, I think this Is to be vacate his ce1L who planned to drive to Wednesday. Highs today and ogram than we now have regretted . That's a sacrif ice we P.M. pr Surprised, Groth pointed out Ti11th'e Monday, told a Wednesday In the mid to upper 1:50 Bayport: high 1:24a.m., 1:24 were they not somehow don't need." that in still was due to serve reporter. "I just thought It 7%. laws tosight mid to upper would make an Interesting 56. WIsh east to southeast 10 p.m., low 7:50 am., 1:40 They REFUSE CLEAN-UP ts The Sanford Public Works Department will be conducting a City Wide Clean-up beginning April 1, through May 15, at no cost to the property owner. A Special Pick-up will be made on a call basis; first call, first served. City will pick up anything placed at the normal pick up point. Call Public. Works Department, 3223161 ext. 2. 1 Monday through Friday 8:30 A.M. o 5:00 P.M. - A top space scientist Is urging his colleagues to start "beating WEATHER Groth — ..,.. ~\../, COMPLETE ALL MAKES • ALL MODELS HERE'S WHAT WE'LL DO: , and drain connection 60 Act Nowl, ____ toils, Chicago, Illinois 60646. ____ of Groth, dsidsd be I' . Cflec Condition of return air filter i Cnecv for retrigerant loas $13.50 Fire Extinguish., FREE r For a limited time. we to offering a ('dde Fire Extinguisher free, as a Premium for ordering your Preseason se rvice check before our rush season starts This Kidde Firetxtingu,sner Is rated 10 B C. and is rechargeable, Its effective on gasoline, grease, and Oil fires where water should never be used For Ritchen workshop auto, boat _____ to Check noise and iOIiOn levels FREE! - — mid it's all at car level, in one unit. 'We suggest you write for Your model now. Again we repeet, there is no cost, and certainly no obligation. Theusands have already been Ied, so write today to pt. lug. Beitone Etieilcs Corp., 4301 W. Vic- . Check tnerrnosta,c,.- E,amine all electrical ' Measure all operating connections for *ear pressures Am refrigeration .wak Outdoor unit gauges ___ ____ Examine all parts for visible *ear e. Check Condenser col ___ ______ e' Visuaiiy inspect motor and Ian 10 Cmeck Condition of drip pan _____ ___ CALL FOR PROFESSIONAL PRE-SEASON AIR CONDITIONING CHECK .- Inspect Condition of evaporator COil ____ _____ YourAir conditioner111111 was sen-- tenced to six years In federal prison on the forgery charge In Chicago, 111.—An offer of 1973, but was released on parole special interest to those who after serving 11 months. Last year, however, he was hear but do not understand wrested In Jacksonville on ar ry words has been announced by ch ges of burgla , grand Beltonc. A non-operating theft and drMng while ozmodel of the smallest Beltone Icated. His parole was revoked. aid of Its kind will be given to He was returned to prison In anyone requesting it. TaUaP'—,e until lad Tuesday Send for this model, put It when he was brought to on and wear it in the privacy Jacbcivll1s to tic's the stats Of your own home. While cherges. He pleaded guilty aid many people with a hearing was sentenced to three ysre In IOU will not receive any Mats prison. Batthatiswbsnhs was glven significant benefit from any ft for the time served In beating aid, this model will show you how tiny hearing federal prison and lbs subtook PIMhelp can be. It is not a real A spokesnan fOr th e U.S. himting aid, and it's yours to hap. The actual aid weighs marshal's offi which should ktl c'wtaM hive ls than a third of an ounce, -,.- Complete Physical for 11., afu 1. t. __ ever oc.ueJ, bit P ick sy, of lbw fedeal prisom In T1W"tt said apparently It ___ _______ ______ dW — "We sent him cut on a writ Much $ ad we informed edurday(lbmday)tbstbshid been r*utd from lbs Dave! C,1y A"CM UK via 11111111 glad Groth had to prisw 322-8321 — SOUTHERN AIR OF SANFORD, INC. 102 NORTH MAPLE AVE. SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 __ NeighborhoodD 4Wealer rsti.in to - 4, to transfer $10,595.84 from contingency funds for payment of unused vacation and sick leave owed four city employees who retired within th e past two ,•' How's Ywr Hug? Politics First, Workmanship Second? formed the local Publi c Employees Relations Commission has retain ed the Orlando law firm of Rock and Brown for $3,000 per year to represent the commission. The commission also agreed HOMEOWNERS ________ JACK ANDERSON 13, Sanford Employees Get Guard Pay - On one occasion when Hitler's demands on Czechoslovakia brought Europe to the cliff's edge of World War II, Britain's Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain wearily wondered why the peace of Englishmen should be troubled by events in a distant, little country. In a world grown much smaller and more dangerous, North and South Yeman, two insignificant nations at the heel of the Arabian Peninsula, have become relatively nearer to the United States and far more significant to the cause of freedom than was Czechoslovakia to Mr. Chamberlain's England. Suddenly, North and South Yemen are the focus of confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union. The Soviets lost no time after the fall of the proWestern government of Iran In putting the squeeze on pro-Western North Yemen, which is being brought under initial siege by Soviet-controlled South Yemen. The current border clash between North and South Yemen should be regarded as the opening round in Moscow's stepped-up campaign to bring down North Yemen. The obvious and unchanging Soviet purpose Is to gain control of the enormous oil reserves held by enfeebled, thinly populated Arab states around the Persian Gulf, which the United States, Japan and Western Europe absolutely depend on for their industrial life's blood. As elsewhere in the world, the Soviet Union, impelled by a perceived weakness In U.S. willpower and military strength, is on the attack. If the Russians can grab North Yemen, they will consolidate their grip on the vital sea lanes through which much of the Free World's oil must pass and moreover, complete their encirclement of the greatest oil prize of all: Saudi Arabia. This is already well advanced by the pro-Soviet coup in Afganistan last year and the Sovietdominated Horn of Africa just across the Red Sea. Indeed, the Carter administration Is moving to respond with uncharacteristic vigOr: the U.S. Air Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, March 11 1 �Evening Herald, Sanford, '' ankees Winless In Five Outings After 2-0 Loss A-Evsnlng Herald Sanford, Fl. SPORTS Tuisday, March 13, IN BRIEF 1 Giving Away East ACC Fans GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) In the heart of the Atlantic Coast Conference, where the fans take their basketball seriously, you almost can't give John's and Pennsylvania. Glenn Cook, who'd been - advertising in a newspaper to buy six tickets to the regionals, could have gotten 100 Monday after what ACC partisans will remember as Black Sunday. "Fm like everyone else," he said after getting a number of offers for tickets. "I just don't want the tickets now." The Eastern Regionals will put Penn against Syracuse and St. John's against Rutgers Friday. away tickets to this weekend's NCAA Eastern Regionals. ACC fans, looking for another showdown between third. ranked North Carolina and seventhranked Duke, were denied the chance when the ACC powers were unceremoniously booted out of the NCAA playoffs Sunday by &. ri *ow N . - John Bruson, assistant manager at the Greensboro Coliseum where the gaines will be played, said the Coliseum was besieged with calls from ticketholders. And the ACC headquarters, which is han. dUng tournament arrangements, also was swamped with calls, The ticket books are $Zlaset, and Bryson said callers were being told "no chance." "We can't sell them to anybody now," he added. "We might sell a few, but not many so why would we want them." The Coliseum seats 15,573 people and was sold out before the ACC teams were humillated.' The sellout, said Bryson, Included 750 tickets set back for each of the schools taking part, and he expects many of those tickets will be returned. Marvin A. "Skeeter" Francis, the ACC official In charge of media arrangements, said a lot of sportswriters are changing their coverage plans. Spoils Regional "I'm getting a lot of calls from people wanting to change or to say they are not coming," he said. "I've already torn up three checks! got for tickets for sale to the press." He said many newspapers which regularly cover ACC teams still plan to cover the tournament but are reducing the number of writers being "Those who send two or who send three may now only send one," he said. "I've got two MIAMI (UP!) - The University of Miami announced the resignation Monday of Paul Massey, administrative assistant to Athletic Director Qiarley Thorton. Massey had served as acting athletic director at the Cal Gables school following the resignation of former Football Coach and Athletic Director Lou Saban. He returned to his former job of administrative assistant following Thornton's Feb. 26 appointment. Massey did not announce his future plans. A university spokesman said Thornton probably would name a successor for Massey at a later date, Di'. John L. Green, Miami's executive vice president, said, '11w university appreciates Paul's help In coordinating the athletic activities until a new athletic director was appointed. He performed admirably In this role and we all hope that he mid his wife can find the type of work he Is seeking in Miami," Thornton said Massey's resignation was voluntary and he wished him well. "I told him I would do anything he wished In order to relocate in athletics or stay In the community. I hope he and his family stay in MIAMI, since the lave a lot of friends here and would be mused," Thornton said. teams will hurt business, though he still expects a large number of fans In town for the tournament. "Hopefully, there will be other fans that will come in," he said. "I think there will be some effect because there Is something special about U ACC - more wives would be coming and that's where the shopping really takes place." Is Parade -I And John Parramcre, head of the local Chamber of Commerce, said the absence of the AOC South's Cage Prest'i'ge % J. _.;~~ ~A. Tickets papers to cancel out cornpetely." He said he would have to turn down some credentials requests if Duke and North Carolina played, but he now should have plenty of space for reporters. The ACC team losses will also affect the area's motels and other businesses, The manager of the Coliseum Motel, near the tournament site, said he expects a 20 percent drop in occupancy. sent. Massey Out At UMlami, Successor Named Later Gets Big Shellack ing By MILTON RICHMAN . - . J John Stearns Not Laughing ATLANTA (UP!) - The f orce Termessee Into overtime Dan Rounclfield, th e Hawks' I talked about how we had bean prestige of Southern college before losing In the tourna ment leading rebounder. "I hope It, friends In the past and how we basketball took a shellacking finals, will carry over on the road." would be friends In t he future. last week when only one of eight "We did not talk about who Dixie cage teams survived the ne "no-name" Atlanta The recent feud between Cale first two rounds of the NCAA Ijawlcj are 10 was at tit in the wrecki games over .500 Yarborough and the Allison becausethat playoffs. was over and dons and figure to wind up with their brothers, Donnie and Bobby, with." Only Southern survivor when j six years. has been a boon to NASCAR the NCAA trimmed down from Next test of the renewed The Hawks, who have won stock car racing In so far as 40 to 16 teams was Louisiana only one division title In the 10 publicity is concerned, friendship comes this week at s and, franiy, it's difficult years they've been In Atlanta, The Richmond (Va.) 400, the Atlanta 500. to picture the B.J1gI1 beating Wing a nine-game winning which Yarborough won Sunday, Michigen State Friday in the ssk and are only two and a drew it's largest-ever media Mideast Regional semi finals half games behind division., coverage. But those who Larry Nelson, wimu' of tho without their two best players. leading San Antonio. But eight showed up axpecting to -: PGA Inverrary Classic &inday; LSU,whlchplayedmostof of those wins were at borne another bumper duel were tOOkupgolfuabobbyat5 the BeAson W the Hawks are 7 and disappointed because Yar- Years of all will. working at i Macklin because of a broken eight of their next 10 games borough and Donnie Allison Lockheed aircraft plant just foot, went Into the NCAA including all four this week - made up before the north of Atlanta. Four years playoffs without DeWayne are on the road where they have "As far as we are concerned, later, he decided to take a fling Scales who was suspended for been a disappointing 10fl. what happened at Daytona and on the pro golf tour and over the hobnobbing with a pro agent "We played exceptionally at who allegedly told the 6-9 well on this ho,nestand," laid saidRockingham Is behind us," past five years has averaged Yarborough. "Donnie and better than $70,000. sophomore he could get him a $1 million contract. Sr. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) - Outside, a fine rain kept hitting the clubhouse roof. Inside, John Stearns kept hitting the t. barrel of his bat on the concrete floor, not ançily but steadily, U to punctuate each statement he was making. He had started out talking about what the Meta had done to F. Improve themselves over the winter - basically nothing - and . had gone from there to discussing what baseball people are saying about the club's prospects for this year. Same Basically nothing. "I realize we are the laughing stock of the National League," ' . said the Metal gungtio catcher, his facial fea tures reflecting all the heaviness in his voice. "People are laughing at us and that upsets me. I was at one the local golf tournaments the other day speaking with a uy from another team. He's with a championship ball club that was very active over the winter picking up players and he said to me, 'What's th ngthe matter ll with your ball club? Aren't you guys doing any i at a ?" "What could I say? I just stood there. I told him I dlidn't know what we're going to do about getting any other players, but I said to him 'When we come down to play you guys, you'd better be Mike D'Arvllle swings for Mehier's The Kentucky Wildca ts ran ready because we're not going to roll over and die. I guarantee out of troops in their aborted you that." effort to repeat as NCAA Brett Molle slanuned out a 1. Statements like that sound good. Sometimes, they even look Mark Hubbard also had three over Dlttmer. ___Maybe John Stearns, champions. The Wildcats start- home run and two doubles last hits f or the wimers. ood In the paper. een I ed the season minis four of week Also, Pamer Stoolon Scored to lead Griffiji Con. WAS merely talking to be wit Maybe it was all n In other action, Twelve Oaks their top ala performers from tj to a 19-6 thumping Caxnround used ___ than lIpwles. the last fmth toedj four hits by In last YISr'I titilita, had two over. Dlttmer Architectural Eric John stearns win is starting his filth season with the Mats, Is 'i'-.1V, 1443, Bobb De ar bcrn,inelndtnga pair other p yers quit this season Alumizunn In the Paula Litt good looking eno ugh to be In the movies. I! they were castIng lIEn le of doubles, and got three hits Do* And Jamse Her 1 es beca uselathey didn't feel Ue Major League. there, he'd probably play the bad guy. The Metz call him "Dude," ea ch from Anton MWey And were being used enough, and but he Isn't a bad guy at all. David Teeter In a 16.7 triumph SUWIWINU iv then lost freshman DITYMIP fgJ4 OP IPPIN Breen Insurance made the He just likes to win and be In the thick of it all the time, and In AAA loop action, Keith Anderson AIIM AIIM DITTMII TWELVE via a broken wrist M. Hibbard 33 $prInfl$d 303 41 AIIM • AS I H most ofeigM hits Mo,yth the All H beck went when he talks about some of the other Met PiaYuI M 43$ OIS4SS 4* A. Harsey W1WICIII 33 tC* ii• during the Sou 1I0 Teeter th eastern Pails 13 M.iUi Altamonte Springs Little Walewskl banged out a Pair 0 MI1H, Steve Henderson, Doug Flynn, Craig Swan, Pat 23 UI? 422 UtI 333 SiIisi 331 0sds Conference tournament. •33L,$g Zadiry League, scoring eight times In doubles to lead Braun 33 Dts..isu. 23 Irewi 310 lacaIl Ill kcmsstsr 4* and Nine Espinosa, he tells you how good he thinks they can ,, 5q$ Ca ll di ac 43 McCaskill Com be. IS LaPilys I II Iraws III DairISris ii ot thmoftheseve, liltIng to lei Marvil$ ii lIp, cow of 31 2 Huh I 11 can see us winning as many as go games this year, 2 I I LaPitsss an 114 triumph over Most Observers feel Kentucky II Ts.?uris, Ill vga,, IS $wag,sfly 3S StSem for a 17-14 victory over Kiwanis. Scott LSPS$Ir* 555 DSiftSrS 44 SAW. , W$$l L'Heureux would have won the SEC C M,ai 1$ is ian. Nizha s 355 MUssy 41 Alin Mefner's Barbecue FalrvilIa. added ,• M..sy Mvrt.y is 2 3 LSPI$irs I I S $wi,i?y Isingle and double for tournament with Anderson, MLHissSrd Come again? ThiNs smiuc I I 35 UI? , 200 Zai11 1 1 Melner's had scored five t 111 M1rai DelIs II wo th with Without their No. 2 sc McCaskill Rla for e wjjuu's, 'mat's rigig. If everyone plays as well he can, we co orer, and 2 5 LaPsssrs 2 5 i UI? 391 MuSh tot T. To no uld win times in the top of the eighth for jjn Blanchfleld III Pialsv I5 LaPsqq 302 being the suffering from fatigue In the T.t.h it It nay sound like I'm anoking something, but look, I'm part of an CSsrpails III 2011 II Yslats 2177 YSOali Totals 31 15 IS YSOSOs 3414 1$ Totals apparent safe lead. 20 13 thIsball club,andIgotto bellevejnj. pi. J latestagesof their fifth game in OrIffIa Oil IN-i? DIft1Iir Keith Wallace led 342310-? P.r &een III W water a week, osnm.r with And th ey sti D. ll managed 334345-S to 12 "its "We have a bunch of young and up Simpson had 113 SO-Is ming bcJlplayersand three hits, including a double, 134*0-a they're good right new and have a chance to be even better. I Scott Underwood, Eric Hagen hits each for the losers. In senior Bowles believe In this bell club and I believe in my tmmatss. I'd die for and Sammy Black had two PItS Realty postedleague, an victory these guys." 64 apiece for the losers. over Orange Buick, despite a Stearns probably would. Last June 30, In a game with Pitt. home run by Jody Johnson, sburgh, he showed what he was made of when he never gave so MIINUI 11111111111 ML AIIM And In the minor league, muchuaninchathmsplateinacon everyone who sawit Oslsr*y AIIM 41 WaShes 53) Uads.s4 $1 Csuc34la still talks about. Ill Cobis Bodo used the combined 4 CaShIer three-hIt pitching of John Playing right field, Joel Yoaigblood caught a fly ball and Naiss was.. 3 ____ 4@i IWO 411 MIIbrOSS ii a. liraSsNm 3 Niuu Hovis for 14I pegged a perfect *Ike toward the plate where mm1ountaln 4" an $4 win over DeLoadi's Meat D'ArilMs Dave Parker, the Pirsta' $1ootl, 23pound Juggsrnsut I PlImir 335 $slss 15 Scala 4 $ Mket.HOvIahadtbre,hjbof bearing down on 8tsui liks a runaway locomotive, ci... s • ci.. 234 JIs Robby Stoner NSrV*S S NipiSi Stearns never flinched. He Mood rock still and Parker hit $5 Sessawild lot PraiS 3 $ added two safties. _____ broadside. 'The Mets' rugged Wool, 161-pound receiver put the Prilti I S $wsusy II _____ Victory AndParker 14 14$ TsSsN 3411 $ TSS5N ballon him for On play dudsaved a " IIALTY OIANU SUucx AIR N MIMer Al I N * wound up going to the hospital for gu'y. Sr... JacuN ii aim 21 ____ M 310 5.-i? PS • That a thewayStearnsplays. 41 3 341 Sol "Fm going to go to war with then gays for six months," he ___er 31 , PaiV itt e League UK =ftifld WE NAMMIN with the MOW, Who be" finlehed Ca. It $I$S? 35 10 Sam last In the National League E the pad two years, "and I won't 366 " I,, loin w.can'tdolt. Ashy 23 $ayr II 1511 II Ngss is "matwdn'tbsme.UIfooghtat theMaor with Oa TuSh *35 Sues Si Caster at Little Big Horn, I Wouldn't have given up before TilMu 34.5 ORLANDO fighting started." 11 an John 8teamsu1daU th jjthdesdau'ousn...Wh,nhenflWd, League Day at TliIu' Field on Ora.siluics ' Saterday, Mardi 17, though, he BRAUN CADILLAC rnwais Minnesota Twins and the He isn't a bad dude,andhecajicaalftjJe, too. sas N Al I N Atlanta &sva will most In a LNOI.I $'' * lOsirl 4 I 1:30 p.m.axidhition g. aiimaca 4 $ CIlIM. $ 5 sesi.. * S Is1*.ass, 2 $ ________________________________ Da Utile lasgue Day, an ------- * ssi.i.. ss 3 1a wnualaffafratThkm,,afl sSesSh 441 L lIlly III r yoefhosçswIflbee4uj rn"--*11 npij.. 410 Oilers' rwi*4 back One Mate fr. of cherge tirsugh the ss..a. AUgIm, Tens (UPI) $ 5 c-u--su i . ___________ NerIss I S Lo $ I Gov. 1W Cl-'-i4a dwlgiiM,d ornelal praised the Tyler iiMtvs PIN jj , $ • 319 ___________________________________ Scaly see Tilsi. Monday as "Earl Campbell as a man who hid tilted di esc mimi,,, of the t 8461 •,- saws 0 TISIM $1111 • HOtII4'I1a'I arid T610011 as 11 1W., aid i 11 attIred In lane sort 1$ UI-I, honored the Hoeston never before, of imdmrm piece of dM. ai,ans 34 III— "BY ')rFRJ 11 ' Ring Commissioners Picked NEW YORK (UP!) - The United States Boxing Association, dedicated to a resurgence of American VWaIHaa In this wm ni - -1111111 c.puaia, wmowicea Mony 34 state boxing commissions have been incorporated into its organization. Wllllaifl'Blll"Bru1na13 of lUdsJpt,vJ,Va,,ct34Jrman of the Virginia Athletic Commission and newly elected president of the USBA, said working agreements would be formulated with boxing bodies In the United States and Abroad to assure that Ame rican fighters receive fair treatment. . Rice Lunches With Carter WiNTER HAVEN, Fla. (UP!) , Boston Red Sox Player In IM is scheduled to lunch with President Carter on Friday, the team announced Monday. The luncheon Is contingent on Carter's return from his trip to the Middle East. The team said Rice will be joined by House Speaker by Thomas O'Neill, DMaas., and the congramman who represents Rice's home town of An. , , - Bigger Jim Rice, the American League's Most Valuable '. ders, S.C. Molle Homer Paces Griffin Win Canadiens Replace Dryden Br T einer $ opp ______ M him __ L l DaySch.duld ____ ___ __ ______________________ ,, ( , MONTREAL (UP!) -The Montreal Canadlens brought em Sa ay dSfaI'JJL.,ngway their Nova Scotia Voyagetas farm tam in mecan Hockey league for Monday night's gAme Against Detroit Red wu. Sevigny replaced Ken Deydan, who is out Indefinitely with apulledhamsfringlnturfgig leg. Langwaystsrted the season with Montreal, VPPIBO ______ Penal Box Record 61 BOSTON (UP!) - Terry O'Reilly, the flesty rightwinger of the Boston Brtdns, has spent a total of 17% hours In the penalty box in pg team record held by the legendary Eddie Shore, The 1,040 ,rthit.s were enough for a team record for Cal W Um IPW in the sin bin. Ma old mark of 1,07 wails sit by Sear. In 14 seasons, O'Reilly needed a little more than six ruem Dickinson A.D. Named '1EANEQ, N.J. (UP!) - Stanley Wright, a tWo-time U.S. Olympic track coach and the athletic director at California State University, Sacramento, has been appointed athletic director of iicinson. Wright, who will aa.e his ditties on July 1, succeeds Robert Mets, the acting athletic director at FM the last two years. Wright assistant Ameri can coachfcr the ISSOIJ*vpimdMexlcoatyand the 1972 Ganwe at Mwlch. ________ _____ ______ ________ DOUGH-RE-AMY __ __ _______ _____ __ By ay y a . Veiled Press to*i.haii And 00 tad hoped for bide to end North Carolina In NCAA 1744, In ivtodgans. ___ *viithi ____ ___ , ___ ___ a ___ _ . _ - _ ____ + f :I.L ;1iI 3.20 3+00 1 Proud Zelda 1.60 0(41) 14.10; P(4.8) 301.10; 1(4-I. I) S43.10; Time 40.40. A A-3,1U; Handle 5212,2g2 MONDAY NIGHT First race. 5-1*. 0: 5J.D. Brett 6.00 3.80 2.20 2Whitepeak 3.80 2.40 6 Larry Miller 2. 60 0112-511 13.00; T(S-2.*) 04.40; Time 31 . 80 . SKondrac,,3.15C 3 Lucky Maid 9+80 5.60 1.40 )Chip of Duke 9.20 8 20 BaseIaII 8 Sparky Scott 150 0(3-3) 31.00; P9.3) T($.j., 205.40; Time 31.35. Seventh race, 5-10,8: 3 Wright Bahia 650 380 260 SANFORD-ORLANDO 2BuQIBoy 1000660 MONDAY MATINEE I Dayle's Pick 140 Fla. llkan, 530; D.K. Ublch, 529; Ing First race, $- 16 D: 0(23) 43.20; P(3.2) 101.30; T(3-2speed of (UP!) - Darrell Waltrip Dale Eamhard 496; Benny for the 1)337,10; Time 31.7?. 2 Everlasting Love 11.405+ 00 5.20 Richmond (Va.) FairEighth race, s,.B: finished third In Sunday's Rich- Parsons, 43; Richard Qill*ess, I RH's Queenie 1.20 i.t o un gr ds event and picked up 4 Fair Ruier 25.80 9.60 3.40 mond 400 behInd winner Cale 470; and Richard Petty, 469. 3 Kubota 9.80 3 Mick's Wind Out another 310 220 Yarborough but he continue. to 0(2-4) 11.20: T(2-4.3) 554.50; Time 7 Wind Songs Lov Waltrip also to lead 4 00 .. lead the defending Winston Cup In total moneycontinued 0(3-4) 20.00; P(4.3) 05.10, 1(4-3M For the second straight race, winnings with 331.40; Time 31.10. Millikan was the top finishing Second race s'wc champion by 13 points in this $02,9 petty has won $ Brian Murray outdueled 6Agil m Ninth race, 5-15,1: 20.50 5.00 5.80 I'OOkM with a sixth place finish Darren year's latest standings, Yarborough $71,045, Donnie 2.50 3.00 3Mick'sOutlaw 25.60 6.00 2+50 Monday 3Whirllng Fran released by NASCAR Monday. Allison $55,410, Bobby Allison and Won another $500. IMIneolaCharil 0+00 lWildMcCoy 11.60 4.00 0(34) 35.40; P(4-3) 314.20; 10.3- 2 Bob's Kick In th first four races of the $54,*, Buddy Baker 3.20 The next stop on the WlitOII edged High u 37.10, 00(24) 234.50. -.0(3-I) 53.40; P(3-I) 114.50; 1(3-I. current season, 2) $43.40; Time 31.75. will be the 20th annual baseball, 4-3. Third race, 5.14, N: cumulated 637 points to 624 for $32,*, Earnhardt $30,640 and Atlantatour 10th SOOMarch 18 at Atlanta 21.0 6.N 5.60 1 Reigh Count race, i, A: John SmIth had the big hit of 4 Hello Hello Yarborough. BobIjyAllison 7.00 340 3.00 Frank Waren $34,110. 1 Gypsy Ben 3.40 2.50 Nancy's Best th game or La ll n. 5.40 2.20 with all. I 3Proud5lew 3.50 tCircus5herry Allison became the March 25 the tour moves to solo home rim 3.20 0(1.4) 31.50; P14-i) 113.50; T(4-1• the top .11-4) 10.10, P115) 30*0: 1(14-I) diver to win two Pole Nor th Wilkesboro, NC., Speed. nlng. rs in 3) 453.20; Time 32.15. 114.40; Time 3114. Donnie AllIson, 536; Joe MU. Awards this season by qualify- way for a 400 mile race. 11th Fourth ICI, 110,0: 5-14, C Murray scattered nine hits lDfinitely 5.40 3.10 5.20 IManateePrincess 5.10 3.00 3.00 for the win while Whitehead SBostonSherry Yellow Light 4.00 3.60 7.40 3.40 7 Spike Bannon eight. 6.60 75a 3.40 Q(3-4) 13.50; P(4.3) $7.00; T(4-3.2) 0(44) 21.40; P144) 77,10; T(4-4-7) Rick Wells, Bobby Wells and 271.10; 44.00, Time 31.1$. Time 31.73. Walter Law had two hits each 12th race, Ii 0: F ifth race, 5.15, D 7 Diamond Beauty 7.00 5+60 2.50 for Seminole, now 08 Jimmie 4.403102.60 SNancy Crash 5.40 3.00 IWrlghtChes-rl 3.40 3.20 lMaxieQueen SUMINOSI NOWILL 2.10 3Mariilm AIiM AIIM -------- -3.00 QIs.;) I3ioi P(i.e tie an. SMuISr QIII) 1.101 PIll) 24.70; T(L13) 4) I0t.I0; Time 39.67. 4 I S Sly 2 i seas. 2 II Plaadsr 3;, 47.40; Time 32.00. A-3,444; Handle $250,354 MONTREAL (UPI) 41* Murray 550 Do. 14,"Bowmansald. "y'r he said. "We seem to play llls Sl*ffi race, 5.1S,A: 3 • D,IVU 35 Guy Lafljui"s this shots going to be Important become better against them than 201 I Wright Anchor $qfll $ 1.70 3.00 3.60 , i i $ 4 Jerry Logres on goal Monday night Montreal there's a lot of team juggling against some of the other 7.10 5.00 I. Walls 2 $ LIs, I I 7 Dizzy Duff y 010 si 3 2 Sill WAS only abl, to bsttle the for playoff positions and right t'ns. We've done well of Law 0(1.4) 41.00: P11.4) 1540; T(1-4. I I Seimpa III Detroit Red Wings to a 3.3 now we've got our siare of theplayoffracebutweoweitto Mama IMP 255 441.40; Time 31.54. lilies S I S. SialtS 2* 5 J.$mI* 323 giving the Caiwdjen injiriss." oar fans to prepare Ourselves Tills Seventh race, 5-15. C: Titus 134$ only two vIctcri In their last Monday 3Wendigo the Cdien, for next year. They've given us kalmm 23.40 17.00 10.20 ,s. i esa veu games. 7.00 1.20 went Into the game without ,, such excellent support all mews" 2-4 s Clover Don 4.60 - Waltrip Third, But Tops Points e at a record 10 were first International Raceway. On l)) Dog Racing Whitehead afternoon as Lake Howell Seminole in $57,7, Waltrip ac- Millilan $32,160, Tighe Scott Cup third Othe Attants at NY Rangers Philadelphia at Chicago Montreal at Minnesota Detroit at Washington Buffalo at Toronto Pittsburgh at Los Ang Howell Tops SHS By 43 e Nine Shots On Net, He Fails To Score Vs. Winqs f ' ke Howe , in the third i 74. ..--.., Link _______ - goalie Jim Iniured Skier Still Serious And during the game they Also lciithesorvlcs.offorwvd 0(35) 65-SI; P(3-I) *32.55:1(3-S. I) 1)464.0$ Time 31.41. 511th $.I6,. 1 Genola 32.00 16.60 6.60 lNewOption 9.20 6.00 2lallyBr 3,40 0(1.7) 1331, P11.7) *37.35; T(1.7. 2) 442.11; Time 3140. .,,.J. _______________ No Wins, 5.2 Sli ri p --- - __ , aCe BURLINGTON, Vt. (UP!) RMtsrfa,d)iuedaa lot of good Mario Trombley skier Leonardo David, *psaidhewashard," Idaribsamidwa. forced ostef injured 10 days ago In a LsAar's fanmala was alm.d the coctad at11w end of the ii DAVTQNA BEACH _ 3OlePre 6.10 4.50 340 spill daring World Cup corn- 1 Scotty Eckert M the team rather than him. period. _ _ Brantley High's baseball team petiom 540 at Lake Placid, N.Y., 2 Heather Crash 3.20 YvonLafah,t'sgoalst 13:05 eruptedkrthr.erg.Inthetcp 0(1.1)62.11, P(5.1) 67.1$; 1(5.1.2) in serious "Wetmvetoplayaloe better of theftMlflmiONQqd,'sl of the 10th bvibtg Monday And Monday at the Me&al center 6h1.2h1 Time 3140. 33Utgo me p"ated a 5.2 trmu.ipli over )lspth, StIrace,S.I4,I, thai we vs playing DOW S Norms Crait, jut as Dairelt's Dale McCamrt Boaix'eeie. 0.10 6.50 3.10 sim we're going on a tins. 6 Betty Faye Mtho &ctors noted g iso 5.00 had dipped out of the penalty 8110110 -I 3lThIni(5To Da vid Hill broke the Improvement In David's 4.10 boL O" .0(6-I) PU'S) 147.5$, 1(14. putt becease deadlock. doubihig home Baird magical condition late last week, 5)71421;13-21, Time 31.42. sway from he. we. Sue. to ThS Rod WIrphadtMua3. Deami Frith went the a hospital spokesman said IIffi race,S.16D ck tngi a.," he * img 11-60 3.10 &10 es mimies distaic. for Brutley, lest. there has been no further D' Irish Rob "Iwo pley tagethir we get a achy on id 12.60 14.50 Wing we. bits. The Patriots change. David, it, injured his 3 Gary Steven 6Yuv Gottpilnt 3.40 gied to win * ol," Mal Wd tied ft pnw, S are now $4 aid host Smanbiol, brain when he fell daring a QUM 54.40; P(4.3) 18.41, T($4. pt Widiiealiy at w1ahwho *, on 3:30. Momds' goal. 4jfl race March 3 amid hu 5)754.34k Time 31.4L L Mg-'- MI Paul Weado made ham In a coma ever since. sate 1. sa 4 R Ing Ing Ceasar 31.40 0.40 7.00 Calerade bud the New York Ifar ilsilaJLiibS LI a .der, by fear in the Itceid .,mioi bat HIghIS 411 " I am JUL race. mmo 01 tied the read I.I. J.P. Ealilac "i' I oft . ___ ___ Distributed by King Features Syndicate. . ________ ___ __ y 46E 7/'o, ,q,rp n AV /1/5 .",f7 XMi? OA'fP/'i Y1d7'dPi?/Z, .4V9 W'1iI5H //E O,YYCd,fF ? A'iYYaRH .47i4' tcOaq,,ftyT// Of 7/F YFA', Z4'/ ,o-xc9R-a1' M1 7+'i//? tEAP/5 .4PPRbY77CE in' '76:7 .4 4Jr'vIY7~RM'zq8p/64 A46'Pjv,74' ;1U1WXVV- - ______ . ______ L. -- __ "a, "1idRyuuI*is .1; Transac on - , . 11% q lasd eartr in dia soloond h1V bot &a the NatiI thj points when he threatened to pretest the game a sh aid at fW play &uiday. A deawteg Tuesday wordsg the TerrapIns, 1,11, pulled Wt Maryl (5Sdi Lefty De1e both ends of a one-andne after MM called a late a MMOL __ prot, He hest aeUssmsigehdtoststt 1111111111P Big is 004111110011 o'in will determine which two within ftvs, I7, with five with sue amid to go In the .-' net bon draw Iva bb pthtj aft, a,.wlde bioMt sitbe mi a Thebdacameesd,.the list. lid th ACC m, acoal oveilLia to give Old e uaiu' in view vest. Vitaes Imith oes, NCAA buuathel to'ei, NIT does set have such a r Monday aigiut, dowml4 Miiy. Deiiiosiwrt'snh.d,lc. csa Then Raaisy, a WooW guerd tory, bsii. hed much i The r' - fear $'w will ie m from th cothr laid, 7ifl; (ppj u.. bi-Bwkqo pull WON Pack vlt three Ind So Aloe% $1 GCI acewsnieitet Mv'swsek1o,tb, ie1$yianto..r,*.in In the V IM 'nbir of leans from on week a•AJgaa withuva..acondaleJTua, Poift lu'Rae double ovirILa and VlIs othu' two wnai ap.ts -go n . ild embrace eligible for e DrI,s.11'i envisioned fofl AM WW • 'inilvul Wt, hOld to ISIS, to the The BactoySS s ad on an *uig times from the fr.e who missed the aftsrno fre p?1t -- leurney. . In ''sd theAggI.'ai dsmW. by the C his acoe4 rood d NIT play hal, owcIrcle, to ang the wor ii-i-. in is lowd beoa aid should tbu romit kv!p dIde , ---. v$ciniy. "1 pats a Mop In dW of opork soored a cer.er.Ngh 43 pta tksl IL p the, two poworkausa c's.' Morylial, (lamses sal VIr. the Big Tern broke '--Aloorri ' iMi7, whO IOAd 13 ''isou foIl to the but to , stole. how ef colle *al t ad of the $Vs*gw --'j*k, 61P1leIItthS1ICbSyN Ir 4tIOu. Mal tbr4lh hes MOthit ALE tii ft th i. the AtlaiWi NrrM.d17 lIght, a tw on of Maryimd. "We Intend 7$., Ptidoe of the Big T oily to aim bi Re., the AWN victory OIi5 MI TSS, acie to the vi"1n4Ja of ---h p =X ai set bus his 'In th11 thing." ps, 11 miii W Z Bobby w nd whim NiV. ubti I ISM in 10111110 to the 11CM, .aoo r-j. 30 1*asMMevedelsue, CldePile1$.*bu*a4I to bad ridas oil, Wthrock J, scored the Rise Coach Jim Corey MI*woSI J ovviDqpto., , 1. ~, , 00-Ift -71m , , . ktthe puck gaquickmoughbsg _____ I . . College NHL Standings , U,IhIel Press lnternatio,,a, Campbell Conf.r.nc. Patrick Division I HONOLULU (UP!) - tItrate the Fairbanks' matter as negative about the Idea of Despite recent reports Pete March 21 Monday W I. I Pis. Detroit as he was when It was National Invitation Tournament Roselip might take a job with N Islanders ii 13 12 91 During the meetings this originally proposed. Second Round NY Rangers 3721$ 82 the Los Angeles Olympic week, the NFL is scheduled to Ind 73, Alcorn St 69 "I'm much more open about Atlanta 36 21 7 Ohio St. 79, Maryland 72 Committee or with a television vote ona variety ofnijeage It," he said, "I'm Anxious to Phladeiphia 30 2211 71 Purdue 04, Dayton 70 network, Rozelle said Monday proposals and the use of ins Smyth, Division tant hear their presentation. i un. Old Dom 61. Clemson 59, 2ot he has no plans to leave the replay to override officials' derstand their weather W L T Ph. Alabama 90, Virginia 88 NFL. COtIdl Chicago 25 29 II 62 Texas A&M 67, Nev Reno 61 calls. They also look Into dons do not parallel Chicago's heavy vancouver AS 3510 Rozelle, conducting the changes In the Injured reserve and Li not great St. Louis 17 41 9 43 for annual NFL winter meetings, system, and the possibility of anowfalL" Colorado 0(1.3) $0.40 P13-1) 221.10; T(31. II 16 8 36 said he plans to fulfill his making the game safer for the 2) 1,133.40; Time 31.0$. ti The Detroit committee Wales Conference s Third Race. S-IS. M: Norris Division Present contract which lasts play. 1 Do Gooder provided Sta tistics showing 3+8) 2+80 2+60 Monday W i.. 1' Pis. imifi 1916. The first Item on the agenda there has never been more than Montreal IMadison Custard 660 720 44 13 10 98 Hockey 8 Speak Again When asked If he might today will be the presentations two inches of snow In Detroit on Lo Angeles 5.00 29 30 9 67 Buffalo (NHL) Announced 0(14) 25.20; P17.1) 44.10; 1(7.1.1) contemplate not fulfilling that by the cities attempting to land a Super Bowl Sunday. Detroit Pittsburgh 21 20 9 6 dctensemen Ken Breitenbach, 347.00, Time 31.14. Washington 21 34 12 54 Larry Playlair and Mike Boland will contract, he quipped, "not Super XV and probably Super has an indoor site for the game Detroit Fourth race, 5-1*, 0: unless I decide to go to the Bowl XVI, in 1911 and 1962. 15 3516 16 remain with the club and will be 5 Rocktown Margi, 8+00 400 360 in the Silverdome, Adams Division eligible for the playoffs. 1 AhlosoAita University of Colorado," an 720 260 Seven cities are vying for the Cincinnati (WHA) - Assigned 6Ore River w L T i'I. But football officials have 210 obvious reference to Coa ch game. 'There originally were been concerned about the Boston 31 III? es right wing Gordie Clark to Maine of .0(1.5) 25.00; P( 5.1) 00.70; 1(5.1.5) Buffalo 2* 2414 70 the AHL. Quick Fairbanks who walked eight, but Seattle is delaying its possibility of the fa 101.40; Time 32.00. Y ns ge getti tting to Toronto 29 2111 69 out on the New England bid until 1913. Fifth race 5-10,0: College stadium if the area was hit Minn esota 21 3111 STally Streaker J 660 3+20 3+00 Utah State Head basketball 2 Del Patriots In an attempt to join The main question is whether by a heavy snowfall for Sunday, Mondays Result 3 40 3.60 Coach Dutch Betnap announced his Colorado. Detroit can break the warm 1 Wilma Flint Detroitt 3, Montreal 3 .5 00 resignation. After each team make. . 0(2-5) 21.00; P15-3) S6730; T(S-3.7) He has been prevented from weather "rotation" of Miami, Minuteaentatjon, Tuesday's Games Soccer lfl.I0 Time 31.11. Las Vegas IASL) - Signed for Boston at NY slanders going there by court order mid New Orleans and Los Angeles. owners will vote on the site. It SIIIIIrace. 5-1S,A, ward Raul Carrizo to a °eyear St. Louis it Colorado his status is now in limbo. Kukomonga Detroit's chances got a boost takes 21 votes for a city to get 180 3 80 3 60 contract. Pittsburgh at Vancouver RzeBe Is scheduled to ar- when Rozelle indicated he is not the game. 3 Ho Hum Dan 6 20 10 Wednesday's Games he (Detroit _____ Mar land Clemson, Virginia Ousted F NFL Pos ition ( % . , - - I To L eav "I don't remember another services of three Injured Mum" gam whenl had so many shots players, defenseman Larry on net and 'llod to score," Robinson, forward Reggie Laflear Said. "I guam I didn't Haule and goalie Ken Deydes. __________________ __ Pro Hockey • -~ * ~ din, ___ Campbell Honor" II'11 Rozelle Denies Plans & -4 .Y. . . ~ ... ~,*~. .. . - ~71III _____ ________ Earl Lir.II1TII - i ,j M. ro F. .N . .... '. _. - S'N - / by Alan Mover - - to ,,.. DAYTONA BEACH, - ___ By United Press Interna tional their first game. It seems everybody's getting their revenge on the New York Th ree Montreal pitchers, Yankees while the getting is aided by four double plays, good. scattered 10 Baltimore hits to Winless In five exhibition defeat the Orioles, / games, the 1978 champions fell, ... MannySangujflen'see-run 2.0, Monday to the Los Angeles home rim in the six th Inning Dodgers, the team they over( powered the Pira tes past the came with four straight victoTigers. ries last October to take the Paul Molitor, who earlier in World Series, topped the New Yor k Mets, 5-3, Sox their fourth victory In five e th day sign ed with Milwaukee, Rlghthander Ken Clay took Houst on drubbed Cincinna ti, 6- games. hit ah the loss after he ga ve up con- 1, Texas downed Atlanta, 7-2, Ga ry Wilson and Randy tripl ome run his first time up, ed and had two singles to secutive singles by Dave Lopes, Minnesota edged St Louis, 3-2, Nlemaim each tossed three lea d th e Brewers, Bill Russell and Reggie Smith Toronto topped Kansas Qty, 7. shu tout Innings and Terry arid an infield out by Steve 6, Montreal upendedBa1th Scott Thompson tri pled In one had a single, double, RBI Garvey for two runs in the third S-I, Pi ttsburgh nipped De troit, two runs to le run and scor ed another In the ad the AStZOS. j p 4 Bob 7-4, Milwaukee walloped Clevesixth Inning to break a 2-2 tie Lyle, new relief ace of and lift the Welsh held th e Dodgers land, 145, the Chicago Cube Cubs over the th e Rangers, and Doyle GIsIILS. scoreless the rest of the way, to nipped San Francisco, 4-2, Alexander, vying for a arting no avail. Seattle beat berth with S- ' Runecoring singles by pinch the tUlfl, stpitched Burt Hooton allowed one hit Oakland topped San Diego, 6-2. th hitters Juan Bernhardt and ree Inni five Innings to lead the Ing without their regujar hit each ngs and allowed one Leon Roberts In the ninth in. lead t Rangers. fling National League champions to infield, the Phillies scored 10 to he lifted the Mariners over their third victory In four runs off Jack Kucek In the ninth Rick Sofield's pinch hit single the Angels. outings. Lance Rautzhan and tiring to rout the White Sox. capped Itwo4'Wl, tIutflIflK Outfielder Tony Armas hit a Bob Castillo completed the Larry Wolfe, acquired In a rally that ga ve the Twins; their grand slam off John D'Acqulsto ON"-hit shutout trade with Minnesota Feb. 12, In the eigh th to break a 2-2 tie In other exhibition games, si ngled In two runs In the Otto Velez cracked a nin th and give the A's a Cactus Philadelphia clobbered the bottom of the eighth Inni ng to liming single to score Don League victory. Chicago White Sox, 114, Boston break a 3-3 tie and give the Red Pisker and the Blue Jays won __ March 13, 1919--IA Tuesday, CHANGE FOR CASH N SPORTS Fl. ht jei RACING . .. - NIGHTLY 8 P.M. (Closed Sund ay) 5 MATINEES: Mon. - Wed. Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time I: 15 p.m. 0 ALL NEW $6 Trifecta So, $42 Trifecta Wheel LII Ii A _ left on 69 Rod Who 1k N"w hIll BoluSfIeenw.thesjad uSMU:N whISheIl4i?d a.i 616011`agiuemsdIraid a serIMan, puctputMu'sjp. r- hers ut k v the us ill he uecey to in the a+a.rpJ----' "We go howe *y ad Ow ii'i.sto Hoehn hm KAW 45 CN ass MItav 55$ M11s .' Leu.& sl1 (eerh Bobby Qes 7W9 $ . I TV* 441 $10 TIMIS 34 21 Ill TIMi. "We've WIN few joiststo s, k" a cliffJOIJIM AA.A- 4 * I I $ $ i $ __ an Ni an s-i - �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, March ,,, Ei 4 HHI111I1HHHE I 4 O'BRIEN T.V. WE SERVICE ALL MAKES SERVICE CALL $995 ANTENNAS .69" X Outdoor & with coupon Call 322.2611 NOW ! =iHH I1111Ji1Fi}—{HF PANT Benjamin Moore Paints Pen Paints GLASS & PAINT Se4tkwUk. COMPANY, INC. SANFORD X124622 MR. ROY'S BEAUTY BARN WELCOMES NEW OPERATORS 1' IRENE TAYLOR 1 and MARSHA ENSOR 1 ALL BETTER PERMS SPECIAL 22 5f.J ) • LONGWOOD 831•7878 ix.i V J,' CUSTOM DRAPERIES SLIP COVERS ALTERATIONS (Drapery Clothing) USED FURNITURE FOAMCOT TOORDER REMNANTS FREE ESTIMATES—NO OBLIGATION NIX BIDDING & UPHOLSTERY Serving The Area For 25 Years. 709 E. CELERY AVE. 322.2117SANFORD PH. TINSUR SU EveningFkvaM herald Advertiser ANCE OURSELVES LONG WOOD BEHIND "CAN'T MISS" Happy Unmarn"eds Share Equally ADVERTISING TUNE IT YOURSELF A5 Fetfom And Dsal$c Paris I C.mptof. Hind Wart And • CronesAnft O,ffidin •?ssOsI SeaI• Paton I Solvents ] plop • pp1,ss•cMqsicaIs REBUILTENGINES— LIKENEW for all MIS Cars DEAR ABBY: I am in hopes DEAR ABBY: In response to priest never said a word. I'm RELIEVED REPENTER of comforting the many won. FEELING GUILTY: Her story sure he has heard the same Are you the lonely face In the derful, loving parents who live sounds like a carboncopy of my story many times. I was not crowd? Friends make you a in shame because their child life, excommunicated (he didn't whiner, and Abby tells you how has chosen to live with his or I'm 27, and when I was even know who I was) but to win them in her booklet, her mate without marriage. Younger I had an abortion. It granted absolution. "how To Be Popular; You're My girlfriend (18) and 1(21) was the only thing to do at the I wish I had gone sooner. Never Too Young or Too Old." have lived together now for time, but I am a good Catholic I am glad you told FEELING Send 11 with a long, selfthree years. We share all the and I was scared to go to GUILTY to go to a priest and addressed. stamped 125 cents) u_th A responsibility PflhIOlt '''tell confession. confess. If she follows your your father ... not as a envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky rent, laundry, dishes— Alter seven years of great advice, she will feel like new Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. taWe-tale, but as a loving everything. anxiety, I finally went. The person. 90212. We help each other, and are daughter. each other's beat friend. We are together because we love each other, and are very happy. TV HIGHLIGHTS My parents and hers love us and are quite proud ofus'M Asa O THE ROPERS (Premiere) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA p. LA)0 AS THE WORLD matter of fact, they are After selling their apartment 2? NEWS TURNS Joyed to see us so happy and house. Stanley and Helen 7:30 fulfilled. Now, does that sound 2:00 Roper try out a new lifestyle in C) (I THE DOCTORS (jZ TODAY so bad? a condominium 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE RICH INLOVE 6:00 10:00 CA DEAR RICH: No, It sowids @) 00 G2) NEWS 2:30 93 BARBARA WALTERS Bar ED MAN AND HIS ENVIRON7:45 almost too good to be tine. at ) ANOTHER WORLD bara Walters interviews Carroll ED A.M. MENT WEATHER O'Connor, John Wayne and (4 )0 GUIDING LIGHT Utile quick arithmetic shows Jane Fonda that you were 1$ and your 8:00 6:30 3:00 NBC NEWS 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 11:00 girlfriend was 15 when you 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (4)0 CBS NEWS f STUDIO SEE (MON. TUE. €1) STUDIO SEE (2) @) 00 NEWS started living together, I C*D THU. FRI) OABCNEWS understand parents being 11:20 3:30 AND HIS ENVIRONED FOOTSTEPSWED () CD DICK CAVETI Guest overjoyed so see their adult MENT (0 M'ASH(R) 8:25 Quentin Crisp (Part 2 of 2) €1) ELECTRIC COMPANY children ( "happy and 7:00 () TODAY IN FLORIDA fu]fIIled"—but I'll bet they (2) TIC TAC DOUGH 11:30 4:00 00000 MORNING FLORIDA BEST OF CARSON .2) EMERGENCY ONEI weren't All that overjoyed three ij NEWS @J MARY TYLER MOORE "An Host: Johnny Carson Guests 14) THE ODD COUPLE (MON. years ago. Affair To Forget" Are Mary and Suzanne Ploshette. Rodney 8:30 THU) Ted having a romance? Well, DEAR ABBY: My father TODAY 12') (Ii) DanqerfiOld. Norman Fell, Joe @) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE. Ted's hinting at it. makes a good living and Mom Williams (A) (3 0000 MORNING AMERI CIAL (FRI) THE CROSS-WITS 0 has never had to wor k. CA BARNABY JONES Barna. 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 JOKER'S WILD lots of friends and Is always gD LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU EL) that by suspects the death of., 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES MACNEIL / LHRER doing something for our corporate president in a plane 4:30 9:00 crash was not accidental as it church, MIKE DOUGLA S DONAHUE (4') 7:30 appeared to be (A) o BEWITCHED Now for my problem: Mom 0 MY THREE SONS j LIARS CLUB "Look What's ABC MOVIE MERV GRIFFIN U 0 C) MOVIE shoplifts. I've known It for a j MATCH GAME P.M. Happened To Rosemary's (2) ROOKIES D1NAHI 2) long time, but she doesn't know NEXT STEP BEYOND Baby (1976) Patty Duke Astin, EL) EDUCATIONAL PRO. PRO5:00 Wt I know. I've seen her take 0 8HA NA NA Guest: Dick Stephen McHattie The half. GRAMMING CAROL BURNETT AND (2) small cans of stuff In the Clark. demon, half-human son of a FRIENDS 9:30 New York City woman and the supermarket, chess patterns, © CAROL BURNETT AND MARY TYLER MOORE 0 TH P E ARTRIDGE FAMILY FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway . 0 devil grows to adulthood, surcosmetics--anything she can EL) MISTER ROGERS (A) DICK CAVETT Guest: Bar) rounded by a coven of Satan 9:55 slip into her purse or pockets. EWE MIXON AUTO PARTS nod MACHINE SHOP Phone 3224000 221 S. Magnolia Ave. Senkarik Glass and Paint Co., 210 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, offers one of the bigger wlectlow of art supplies In the area for aU artists -from beginner to professional. Senkariks stocks quality products with name brands such as Grumbacher, Delta, Wbor.Newton and Uquitex. U they don't have what you want available In stock, they will be happy to special-order it for you. RICK GOETTSCH We Are Proud To Announce That Rick, formerly of Corrine's, Is now a member of our staff. He specializes in custom cutting and styling. CALL TODAY FOR APPOINTMENT 322-3914 - .. - Barbara's Hair Styling pu "OUF Satisfied Patrons Today Are Tomorrow's Customers" 116 S. Palmetto Ave. Downtown Sanford When you need canvas, brushes, oils, watercolors, acrylics, pastels, sketch pads, palette knives, speed ball sets, Ink, drawing pencils, or easels nknrk* is the place to n They a, carry some craft What would make amore Ideal gift for yourself or a friend than one of the new Grurnbacher Art Kits? "The Art of Drawing Animals", "Simi-e" Painting, Watercolor Senkariks is headquarters for art supplies painting, cartooning, and pastel pointing kits containing all thie can choose from several glass work of all types and quality paints and varnishes, materials YOU need right in the hundred types of molding in makes and frames custom do-It-yourself products, paint package plus a book of in- stock. mirrors. brushes and rollers. struction from theGniznbacher As a community service, The Senkarik brothers, Jerry Library are available. In addition, they have large Senkariks has long been known and Eddie, carry on the same selection of wallpaper designs, Senkariks carries a complete collection of Walter Fosterart as a showcase for local artists. customer-oriented service as Including photo murals and books covering many art Each month a different artist did thetr father, John Senkarik, imported grass Mock. from the Sanford-Seminole Art who started the business in 1945 specialtiesandcrafts. IS open Monday you get your painting Man. Is featured in a one-in a &nall room shop. They are 7:30 am, to S woman as the case may be) always glad to offer helpful finished take it to Senkariks for p.m. and Saturday, 8:30 am. to advice on your painting flfd Just the right frame. They show. For Information call 322specialize in framing and you Senkariks also specializes in They carry a complete line of 4622. - ADV. MIKE'S A UTOILECTRIC AND SUPPLIES FOREIGN S DOMESTIC PHONE 3234711 its 1. 21151 ST. (IIHIND tini TIME) SANFÔRD dib SERVICES: CPi.rin Systems i.wiId Starters S Alternates SioSolit Alternaters S Starters In Stock ieulaters In Stock STrips. litterlos In Stock S Test Altarnaters a starters Steel MIki MAPLE, OWNER a (or BLAIR AGENCY 323-3866 PHONE 323-7710 SANFORD 2510 A. OAK AVE. High Grad Knows There Is About Your Auto Parts Seminole All gets _____ toOOOOOOOOOOOoQOO0000000000000i0000000000000000000\ 0 I 4IMPOMIN ..But Ducks MT CONTROL DICK BEADLES OWNER-OPERATOR Are you disappointed even after a so'calhd tun.up? Signs $1 AM SPECIAL LABOR PLUS PARTS Most American Cars I Foreign Cars & Truth on R.qu.st. ASK OUR PRICES ON TRANSMISSIONS, BRAKES, ENGINE OVERHAULS, AIR CONDITIONING, RADIATORS it's about time. __---' LSRee lI's I'ivi A-hip. ind ii Ivp ii1I. I Inlikv 1k I' rv-A -Shine c%du%nc li%muij ii.1uiIy hiilkd into ik %1irI.kV4t4 Iui iii rlwa mli.ii ..jkii.iI 1k iusiisluldl hif ,iud.dsswl, %idi. ak'w ant! sun. I hL I'nmm'. A.%how jw, 111Ikk'. inilul IftjIllWill iid .111 ,miumI tt.iniiqj jid m,...Jjasi pub IhI it ii.m'i smili ii,i Iu I' .n )uIlJf tU Hiu lid) (a. m,ai.m .,s,iupu4mI. I'IL'U uph k'. iluit )i'Ud I.iji. V twiu mu iu,psnnt hi )uu III .11V .ini iu* .mPuul hLim.*i.1 )*IU Lull, Call and i,pidiui hiu.m *Vull1 Iui)imIt $S.iim.hiui 4II% fr%L atmiul om IIIWIMu ouiil vinvi m,.uI iIiii, ui1l i.4m .t Ju,m Pup. TIDY CAR t, (lit tIhri,.r ois ASSOCIATE 01*111 STEVE SCHEIR 44 14 IAr \1 , zJ WE IEPAIR FIIEIGLASS BOATS We make "Cherokee" ci.... We bsMd coiiu.rcIul fI$IuI. boats SEMINOLE BOATS INC. $ 77, $akrd Alrpsrt, Saiford S Molar I Miser Repairs (Pill ESTIMATES) M& flL £L_ .t 4UU,Ai L'[V., L(I 5 eyeglasses Soot Cover Co. Ph. 322.$132 SANFORD be sold at the door. For ___ and info call 323. reservations Welcome Ii Ann and Guy Allan have returned to their home In Donny Brook, N. D., after visiting friends where they lived for so 10114. Guy isa &j U. & Postmaster and Seminole County Tax Assessor. Ann is former Sanford school teac. 1whim D* Direct From __ ____ INOLIALI PRICES 51% OR TI1ITS 18-6Thom 18-9 Friday 11" sahwililay 17.92 LONOW000 — 33I They home with their shepherd ____ While In the Sanford , the Abe were euttalned by frida. They divided their time S gusts of Bill and Walter Glelow of Sanford and Virginia and Jack Burney of Geneva. - ____ ARIZA.POOL__ Hwy. 4a L.pi.,sl - .•.. - 4 Thank you. my city, A DAUGHTER (12) DEAR DAUGHTER: Your uiuiiivr mother coulu uc a Ilep- .. tonianlc—a perioa who has an wiig urge to steal. Kieptomanics can be cured porters of the starting line, huggers on the finish line and timekeepers to bring a day of Cheer an sunehlne 10 t Tell your mother about her problen, and urge her to get professional help. It she refuses, and continues stealing, ..... -""-"- Mrs. Babish's tenants attempt to ...-, (2 Hrs.) 0 THREE'S COMPANY Hel. on believes her marriage is breaking up when she catches Stanley with an attractive QUINTET [ (.14')OCBSNEWS R rLAZA1fl 7:30,9:30 PG GABE KAPLAN AFTERNOON FAST BREAK - W -- '1 Will. vilu ALL SEATS PRO. PLAZA I 313,4)0 12:30 Is, (2) N EWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 45 - II 2 4 Jo 10 (QVIELAjjj ______________ _________________ ROW RYAN'S HOPE 0 i iT'll S J:i :t PG TUIS IS CARLOAO-NITE - ' I'P( i:tsj CARLOAD (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 6:49 (4) MIDDAY (4) EYEWITNESS DEA F N EWS O THE 6:55 MORNING FLORIDA YOUNG AND THE ))0 RESTLESS IS Don't Ti,rn The 0151., C51•qk U ALL MY CHILDREN 112) HI, NEIGHBOR GOOD GUYS WEAR BLACK 1:30 700 - - - " "King Creole" (B/W) (1958) Etvi Presley. Carolyn Jones. A youth becomes a Smashing hit when he agrees to sing In a gangster. owned Now Orleans nlghtspot. 7s02 Paul Newman 11:55 i -••-"' MOVIE 11.30 _,lSESAME OCøMClP1tl 0 GOOD Hwy 17 9 3n LNA1T1 7:15, 94S WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD i:uu (2) PASSWORD PLUS 00(112) NEWS €1) EDUCATIONAL GRAMMINO 6:45 Ruthless men via for $100,000 in b 1,000-mi le oU.the.road car race in the Philippines. (14) MOVIE "Mackenna's Gold" (C)(1989)Grogory Peck, Omar Sharil. A party of 21 is reduced to three through the (I.JZA TW1Ni]).. 11:00 Cl) (12) HIGH ROLLERS U HAPPY DAYS (A) - (14) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS MOVIE "Check. 2) ereal-IagorcrasIl"(1977) Joe riun • u .., riujilal. ' 6:30 POPI GOES THE COUN. )THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 9 00 - 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY (4) AGRON8KY AND COMPA. MON) (4)EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (lUE) (:4) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) (14)3OMINUTES(THU) (4)CAACKERBARREL(FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE (WED) inspector fines her. hardshina - - they enInlntA, in their search for gold. (2 Hrs.) -- + 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER FRI) (2) NASH VILLE ON THE ROAD repair their crumbling apartment building before an Lencla Lee Alexander, 16 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Alexander III of Richmond, Ky., and formerly of Sanford, has been selected to compete In the 1979 Miss Kentucky Teen USA pageant. Miss Alexander Is the granddatlighter of L George Walter Morgan and the late Mr. Morgen, - ç 0 THE ODD COUPLE 12) BEWITCHED 10:30 - - (2)(13)ALLSTARSECRETS STAR (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. LAVERNE £ SHIRLEY with treafteaL MORNING 530 (2) NEWS 2)l2,) CARDSHARK5 (4 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) TRY(MON) 6:30 ..s. Wayne Williamson was pleasantly surprised by about 40 members of the First °' Sa nford. family and friends at a housewarming party icon the completion of his new home on Markham Road. Wayne, a church deacon, received a number of gifts __ calmed goods and hludbig even salt and pepper. 4) UPBEAT 10:00 ...... ' special visual efts - Pvt. Chris E. Hauwlck has Whenever you heir the name pj, recently completed basic fraIni In the U.S Army at b P' Fort Gordon, Ga. He was cosçls fcrmsd the Gcd -L t09 w With the ($n5fl f ghest grades taking the basic ago, and ar in the proc of ____ toOn -w-- dam urrvnuy.uacneo so wm'___ please LJ (12) TODAY (4) 0 MONDAY MORNING 0 TUESDAY MORNING (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN(WED) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING ('THU) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) a GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA woman. 7:25 (2) TODAY IN 9:30 FLORIDA r---------- COUPON ----------I SPECIAL ALL DAY SKATE I MARCH23-9A.M.-4P.M. SPECIAL HOURS s.- BmNG ThIS AD __ ____ r_,____Ai__ ___ _ss_ _. According to Laurie Dickay, at '"' " AMOCIStICa, slictIes 01 OffIs aid board members will be held Wedouday night irlor to the Bail concert 01 the "The New Cwisty Mistrels, it $ p.m., at the Saits'd Chic 'a I DURING ALL DAY SKATE LIMIT1 -- _____ BIRTH DEFECTS GIVE TO FOR I - veu __ WIU RE IP9EU'UI( as Sanford Q,Ic C.entsr on the grirideon of W. and Mrs. night of St. Pafrick's Doy, it $ 011N KUTSkIT (4 SuitCtd1 p.m.d do spkofthe andls the aonolW and Mrs. ail of Sadort me concert is Larry Hkk 01 Tltiusviu.. free. Expect topnotch en '4 se"N''TM ___ paper, but leave out Olympics held on the campus of Central Florida University. The lively guild dancers served as enthusiastic Who speaks and amiatas igar1an? Anna Usetat has a letter (01 a business nature regar her We fath.) which she Area colleges hove been 'a4ie up With a tranelitor. - Cn aaybody hew? tog the waebeid _____ OFDIM .ae call Anna, maii, 0*114ES of Baitaid Seminole isis SPA Ccnim.wsn ST T PUSU$i4* participated In • 3ç5f3 days, or mui, evenings, ____ 4 046$ or 322.7060. ______ COMPUTERIZED WATER ANALYSIS FOR ALLOUR CUSTOMERS home, so please answer 1a M.d44ItS. - at the association social hail. No tickets for the said providing guises is not a BYOB Irish flingand buffet will budgeted program. Auto Glass my father? I can't take a chance of getting a letter from you at retarded and handleann.rl - sit W. stock a fy11 lIne of I.Z Clor Pool Cars Products 3342I1 ' L'a,pO 0J11._. • Drslaiss & Pressars Closais of ftelas krseas aid Dods ' Mickey Fleming's name may wrote a letter Manager W. E. "Pete" havebeenleftoutofthereport, but she's still number one Knowles anyhow, Mickey won first place city place a "Duck (in the category) at the Florida sign in the area. Federation of Women's Clubs Liz received a letter Dlct VU Arts Festival at city manager to wit: ApCp&L Her china painting We have yet been unable to educate the ducks to resi and earned the understand the sign, and YOU can drink your IrIji Warning deprive many of fresh duck 2' and dance an Irish Jo ocçs, jig, on St. Pafricks Day dinners, and OR you can quietly and C) Forcing ducks enjoy the opera both on the one point would deprive them of their constitutional right of Sanford Scene for Saturday nighL freedom of choice, and, g d) Some of the ducks are so School oclatlon is hosting an old they would require Irish fling GET YOUR POOL SACK IN SHAPE FOR THE SUMMER PV OU-3,111114 11011111 SAN SEJAT1ThNSQUARE FAMILY FASHIONS "Hey, how d'you keep that terrific shine?" - Supplies Vt-uN =4731 Lake Mary SM. a 17.2 Sanford, Fl. ou1d I tell - - 313$. FRENCH AVE. POOL OWNERS whole family will be ruined, ------I" spring are surfacing And Spring Is associated with the mating season, among other good things. Mrs. Norman (Liz) Helfrich Jr. was so concerned about the safety of adorable ducks and _Lit, WE SPECIALIZE IN Vinyl Taps - Convertible Tm-All Type Glass' S..? dyers. Carpet. Landau Roefs.St Tips RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL LAWN A ORNAMENTALS TERMITE LINDY'S AUTO CENTER of allover. MONTHLY PEST CONTROL His work is guaranteed. Can' t ign S Read Crossing PHONE 3054225$46 Try our mechanic • Don Marin.Ilo jail and the reputation of our ç00000000000000000000000000000000000i000o oo0000000j Ceie'o DICK BEADLES (2)(11)CLIFFHANGERS Susan Williams faces a herd of stampeding elephants; Jim Donner is taken prisoner by Thorval's men; DracuI's jealous girlfriend unleashes vicious guard dogs against Mary Gibbons. 0 THE PAPER CHASE It's Han vs. Kingsf laid when the University Building Committee plans to raze Ernie's Tavern. 0 HAPPY DAYS Fonile duels with a French fencing champI. on after the man insults Amerlca and makes crude remarks about Joanrle. EINSTEIN'S UNIVERSE Peter Ustlnov explains many of Einstein's theories with graphic "u'u" UIIU she has no use for. What me is how Mom is always lect uring me to be honest and What should I do? I'm afraid Mom will get caught and sent to I n And Around Sanford worshippers (A) 8:00 buy Just about anything wants. She even steals things FLORIDA BUSINESS EQUIPMENT, INC. $23 S. Orlando Drive In the Sanford Plaza TYPEWRITER CLEANED Mike's Auto-Electric and will be moving to Its new The owner, Mike Maple, who special equipment to test * SPECIAL AND OILED. Minor repairs and Supplies at 205 E. 25th St., location at 2LI5 Park Ave. on started the business five starters and alternators both on p ribbon FREEI (NOW ttmru 3-15-79) months ago was In the auto and off the car; t1i cornny I Sanford (behind lire lime) March 24. parts business In Sanford also tests charging systems. • MANUAL *995 • ELECTRIC $12.95 I before that for 12 years. A life•w. Specialist in Sam, service, Rntals New and Used. 3223621 Mike's rebuilds and Installs • long resident of Sanford, helsa graduate of Seminole High alternators and starters and • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , carries regulators and Tropez School. batteries In stock. Mike's specializes in the sale of rebuilt units and has rebuilt For the convenience of alternators In stock on an ex- customers, Mike', will pick op change you can n and deliver vehicles. Hours are your old oneand pick up a from 8 am, to 5 p.m., Monday TNCE9 rebuilt unit. They service auto through Friday, and I am, to 1 CALL 3224172 pin, on Saturday. CORRINI MAHON - DIANE BUTLER electric systems on both detnestic and most foreign For service call 3234711. BEAUTY cars. Mike's Electric will itiul keep SALON this ____ mnbar when In th. new SINCE ise DIANE RUTLIR Mike's Auto-Electric has locatka - ADV. Mes. £ Wad. M, TI'i$..Tbors..p,j. t.S. Sat. $2 3619 FRENCH AVE. How is your car running? barn Jordan. We're mtpooI-,Abby. Mom YOUNG DRIVERS SR 22's FlIed • R.%edloe . Cancellation For High Risk Tuesday, March 13, i79-1B 434 CENTER — ADVERTISING Senkariks: It's The Place For All Your Art Supplies SUPPLIES A COMPLETE LINE 210 MAGNOLIA START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Departmentof ON THE GROW I ADVERTISING & PAINT — Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Attic 1 (t QUALITY WORK MEN'S .WOMEN .CHILDREN E SAN SEBASTIAN SQUARE SR434at43 Altamonte Springs iI I Business Review WINTER I SCHEDULE 1Lli:O I MON..TUES.THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES i I WEDNESDAY p WEDNESDAY ...................... 7 p.m..10 P.M. FRIDAY .........................7:30p.m.11p.m. SATURDAY ......................... 2p.m.-Sp.m. 7:30p.m..11 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAY $ V 69 A COMPLETE DINNER INCLUDES: , Rev. Its Am CUT evely wockwsday *AUNOIIN __ _____ ______ Ph. 3224353 2700W. 25th St. (SR 44-A) BRING HOME THE GOOD TASTE Sanford OPIND8IT ii. ui'. •..$a,'. 'i si, French Ave. (Hwy. 17-fl) Sanford . ,. .--------.- ______-___ ----V.' .-_---.--------- --- --- .1 �- 0 I 2B— Evening Hita Id, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, March 13, in, Legal Notice • S I , . . EveninQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice - Tuesday, CLASSIFIED A DS Ilealty Transfers FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAMI Notice is hereby given that I am Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged Inbuslne at 234 Hwy 17.92 engaged in business at n2 W. Casselberry, Seminole County, Palmetto. Longwood, Fia. 32730, ______ Florida, under the fictitious name Seminole County, Florida, underthe ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FLOWER fictitlousnameof BABYLON LAWN _______________________ SHOP, and that I Intend to register SERVICE, and that I intend to said name with the Clerk of the registefsaktflam,wlffith,CiefkoI JSI Dcv. Inc. to Joseph P. Latleur (QCD) Helen W. Remqjsat, Wid. to Helen Ballard, wid. to Charles N. (QCD) Clifton L. Johnson 5. Carol Circuit Court, Seminole County, the CIrcuit Court, Seminole County, itimi ................. 43c a line Patricia E. Remusat, that part Jr. 5. wf Beverly Lot 124, Foote & WI. Margaret 1. Lt 20, blk G, to Geo. 0. Perkins, sgl & Bonnie j, Florida in accordance with the Florida in accordance with tie 3 consecutive times ... . 31c a lIne blk. 19, Chapman & Tuycker Wedgewood Unit Three, $32,200. Seminole Terr. Replat $3,000. igi. Lot 2 1. E 7' of 3, UnderoSki. provislore of the Flctitiou$ Name provisions of the Fictitious Name Satf E. of Pump Branch less icons.cunveflmes..... 35c a Une Georg.Emit 1. WI. Dorothy to Statutes, To.Wlt: Section U5.09 Henry F. Atchison I WI. Ella to $100. Statutes. To.Wit: Section sss 1:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. de,. six. Alfred B. C.laese 5. WI. Elsie R., Charles N. Foote 1. WI. Margaret 1. S a t t e s Florida Statutes 1957. Mary H. Oyler, Sgl. to Michael E. F I o r I d a MONDAY thru FRIDAY Winter Springs Dcv. to Lots ii a hA, blk 0, Sweetwater Lt 21, blk G, Seminole Terr. RepI. Adklin a WI. Laurel A. Lot Big.: Walter Lena 1957,CA$SELBERRY.FERN PARK 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9.Noon Residential Comm. Amer., Inc. Lot Oaks. Sic. Five. 555,000. $3,000. Publish MarS, 13, 20 21, 1919 MAITLAND FLORIST, INC. ___________________________ Mayfair Sec. First Addn. 2fl-Wlnter Springs Un. 3. $fl,. Grace Prop., Inc. to Barbara DEH.32 Bill BGrief&wf. Phyllis to Curtis Harold R. Blaiock, Pies. Jullanna A. Tanner, wld. to Paul NOTICE (QCD) Resid. Comm. to AR. Olsen, Unit 312.0, Aitamonte Ilts. E.Granberryir.Iwf. Barbara, Lot A. Rudolph & WI. Pamela K. Lot?, Publish: March 13,20, 27, AprIl , Traynor, Jr. I WI. Marilyn .j. it. 520.900. NOTICE is hereby given that the 14, blk H, Carriage Hill Un. 2. blk C. Walker Addn. As No. 2. 1979 211, WinIer Springs Un. 3. $22,000. Board of County Commissioners of Robert B. Schumaker a. Donna to $44,500. DEH77 $31,500. Bertha Taylor I. NathanW. Daniel Fach I WI. Constance Lt. 10 Seminole County, Florida, shall at Ronaid Bove a wf. Olga to Robert Ann Rataczak, wld. to Eugene E. NOTICE UNDER Stripling to J. Gordon Butcher a *1. Longwood Square. $31,900. 10:00 A.M. or as soon as Buckner a. wf. Charles I. Lt. 1, blk G. Hance 1. WI. Gladys .1. LOt 21 & W'' Lois. N so' ot Lot 12, wellIngton FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE James I. Kimber to Claude L. Seminole leer. RepI. $3,000. thereafter, on the 10th day of April, of 22, blk E, Robert 1. Betls Addn. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Addn. Sanf. $5, Robers a WI. Karen R. Lot 23, im, consider the adoption of tIle __________________________________________________ Robert H. Niemyer, sgl to Alt. $32,500. Jean Cable to James S. Holcomb Oakland Hills, $23,200. Notice is hereby gIven that the following OrdInance: Thomas G. Beard, sgl. It 21, Wind. John C. Dodd & WI. Frances to undersigned, pursuant to the (Married) Lot 17 bik F, Paradise An ordinance relating to Broyhill Realty Inc. to Fla. ward Square, Sec. One. $15,000. Becky Jo Morelh, so,., S½ of Point, First Sec. sisx LOt 61, "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter specified areas of the unincorpor. SanitarIum a Benev. Association. ___________________________ ____________________________ (QCD) Aubry H. Batton, Jr. & WI. 51k 3. West Wiidmere, Fiorida Statutes, will regIster atid territories of Seminole County, James H. Morgan & WI. Mary to W½ Of SW'/I of NE'4 Sec. 13.21.29, Peggy to Berwyn A. Peters & wI. Ellis Thomas E., withfor theSeminole Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, Street Florida; creatingDistrict; the Bel.Air Hills 6—Child Care 4—Personals Beverly D. Merritt, sgi. Lot ii bIk 5, less part piafted as Lake Adelaide Julia, Beg. SE cor. Lot 2, Eureka bath sgl.Knickerbockerl to Thomas E. Knicker. in and County, Florida, Lighting to be en. Weatyhersfield lit AOdn. $31000 Shores Rev., I. less other etc. Hammock. $100. ___________________________ _______________________ ____________________________ backer Beg. 9.1 c. S & 23' E of NW ______________________ Dale J. Hutcheson a WI. i. Joan to $420000. (QCD) Jeremiah I. Beary, sgl to cor. of SE'/4 run E 5112' etc. Sec — upon receipt of proof of publication titled the Bel.Air Hills Street of this notice, the fictitious name, to. Lighting District Ordinance; provi. Child care my home Mon. ttiru Fr;. Glenn W. Wright, sgl. Lot 32, blk A, Jimmie Ramsey & WI. Judy to Lula E. Bury. sgl. LI 14, blk B, IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM fl-s. wit: APPLIED North On. Tern. Sec9 Init 2 $31,400. Clifton I. Snider & wI. Ruby. Its 6, Easthrook sd Un. 16. $100. 6a.m. till 1p.m. $25 wk., $6 day ENERGY ding for definitions; providing IN YOUR FAMILY? ________ ____________ PRODUCTS. Under which I am governance of the district by the or $1 hr. Call 323.53.44. Doris Ross to Teresa H. Markle 7, I I S 13½ 019, blk A, Flamingo AL.ANON Henry Ewen 1. WI. Elaine to Wm. ___________________________ engaged in business at 174 Plumosis, Board of County Commissioners; (Married) Lots 52 & 33,3rd Sec., For Springs, $41,000. For familiesor friends f C. Perry, sgl. Lots 7 I, blk 22, Carrel's Kiddie Korner Mellong. six. Altarnor*e Springs, Fl. providing for maintenance and prdolerndrink.rs (QCD) Burton A. Sines & Howard Sanlando the Suburb, Beaut., Alt. Ostean Area That the party interested In said operation of street lIghts within the Teresa Markle to Doris H. Ross & Lefkowiti, trustees etc to Phabb Sec. $71,500. For future Information call Call 322.2516 business enterprise is as follows: NOTICE Phyllis H. Bland, Jr. ten., Lots 521 Assoc., Lot 67, The Highlands Sec. district; creating an Advisory 647.3333 or write __________________________ David E. Haddix & WI. Betty to Fred Niuhart 53, 2nd Sec., Fort Mellon $100. One, LI. 29, The Highlands Sec. One. Raymond C. Woltens I WI. Mary J. S Board; setting forth fIscal and SanfordAl.AnonFamIlyoroup _____ ______ NOTICE is hereby given tnat the Publish Mar. 6, 13, 70, 27, 1979 Beck Constr. to Andrew C. Moler 5100. taxation procedures; empowering P.O. Box 353 3$—H Vnd 67' of Lt. 41 N 13' ofS, bIk A. English DEIU4 Board of County Commissioners of the levy & wi. Patricia A. Lot 22. Quail Pond of special assessments or Sanford, Fia. 32771 (QCD) Burton A. Sines, Ir. etc. to Ests., Unit One. $42,500. — Raymond B. Gore & WI. Ruth to Seminole County, FlorIda, shall East Addn Cb. $41,600. Phabb Assoc., Lot 1, Spring Ham. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR taxes within tile district; and provl. LET'S BE HONEST at DRINKIND P*C1 WITH A 10:00A.M. or as soon as possible Clarence .1. Lotir 1. WI. Virginia to mock Indus. Park. $100. Dennis K. Barncord 5. Greta A. W½ if you weren't looking for a new SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ding for construction, severabIlIty, PROBLEM? and an effective date. Wm. A. Ser & wI Cynthia Lot 4, blk FlagshIp Bk On to Linda C. Clark, of E 264' of NW¼ of NW½ of NW'/a of thereafter, on the 10th day of April, career you wOuldn't be reading PROlATE DIVISION pirtiipsAlcoholIc5Anonym05 'ti, consider the adoption of the Said A Howell Cove, 1st Sec. $31,900. district shall Commence at intersec. E line of NE½ SEC. 33.21.32. $6,000. ipass the thisad,andifweweren't looking File Number 79.32 CF Can Help Jennie Roscigno to Superior SEC 10.2030 1 S line of Sanford following described areas of George N. DavIs & wI. Alberta to followIng Ordinance: for someone to do a lob this Id Division An ordinance relating to specified IN OneUfl Constr. Co., Lots 676, 677, 675 & sn, Grant etc. 32.312 $163,000. Seminole County, Florida: Lois H. Carnesale, sgt, 1. Charles E. wou$do'tbehere. If you want the RI: 151*11 op of the unincorporated WrttrP.O.Jo* 1213 Longwood $11,000. Bel.Alr Hills Unit One, Lots 1 Cynthia Tribit to Michael R. Sorenson, LI II, Cypress Landing at areas terrItories of Seminole County, FRANCES STINt, opportunIty to earn Three to Sanford,ThrIda 3217t ttWouofi 91 InClusive PB 22 Pgs. 7 & (Q 0) Arthur R. Sousa to Cronin I Patricia Vp mt & Tyler Sabal Point. $12,500. Five Hundred dollars a week, MANY FRANCIS STINE, Wm. HY. Canington & *1. Ia to Fionida; creating the Wekiva Golf S. Catherine W. McCuller. Lot 6, blk G, Ersklne Shephetdion, Jr. I Settle call 110.432.5403 anytime for LONELY? Write "Get A WHY BE Arthur H. SIckwIth, Jr., Lake Kthryn woods, 1st Addn. six. C., ½ mt. Lot 7, blk 0, Golf View Chutes Brucato & WI. Marcia. Loh Villas. Section One Street Lighting recorded message. Deceased Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. District; to be entitled the W.kiva Peter A. Smith & WI. Maude to Ests., Sec. Meredith Manor Unit 20, WillIamson HIs. 527.500. Clrk of the Board of County NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Golf Villas. Section One Street Ligh. 1031. CIWIr., FL. 33317. P.O. 50* Philip 0. Joannides 1. wI. Betty A. One. $17,200. Commissioners In NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Thomas E. Scheffer I TO ALL PERSONS HAVING WI. Roneil.forgovennanceofthedistnlclbythe ting District Ordinance; providingTHE CLAIMS OR ESTATE DEMANDS AGAINST and for Seminole County, Lot2,blkA,CountryClubManorun. OPerators who own their own Fia. Resod. Comm. to Guy N. to Wekiva Hunt Club Community ABOVE AND ALL Florida Waddlngsby DOT 3. $22,500.5 tacidam.axle tractors to run the Costa & WI. Louise. Lot 33, The Assoc., Inc., Commence at NW cor. Board of County Commissioners; NOTARY PUBLIC PublIsh: March 13, )79 Raymond P. Mador &wf. Evelyn Highlands, Sec. One. $43,500. of It. 77 Lake Brantley Hills $100. providing for maintenance and OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED DEH.13 East Coait. Home on weekends. 322.2036or 323-0667 to George H. Dudley I wI. Sue Ann Fla. Resid. Comm. to Manuel advances on each trIp 5. fast Kathy B. Kinney & fib. Wm. H. Jr. operation of street lights within the IN TI-sE ESTATE: LI 17 bik A, Eastbrook sd Un. 12. Aponte & wI. Maria P. Lot 59 The toWm. H. Kinney Jr. B. S line of weekly settlements. Call DIVORCE-$20.SO--Guarante,d. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR $44,600. Highlands Sec. One. $33,200. N½'of NE¼ of NE¼ of NW¼ MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS Free details; KIT, Box 791, district; creating an fiscal Advisory Burd; setting forth and thattheadmini$trallonoftheestat, SEMINOlE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Levey C. Powell I WI. Geraldine Howell Cove Constr. to Mack NW¼ SEC l42030 etc. $100. Toll.Free 1.500-431.6312 ask for Pompano, FL. 33061, 941-4997. MARY P101*11 DIVISION taxation procedures; empowering of FRANCES STINE, ak-a to Arthur Nuecnburg & WI. Gladys Perry WI. Ann, Lot 3, bIk Howell Bob Beyls. EOE. Fred T. Angle & wI. Rebcca to the levy of special assessments or FRANCES STINE, deceased, File File Number 79.57 CF _________________________ W'/, of Lot 9 blk 3, Tier 11, Traffords Cove, 2nd Sec. $43,200. NumberCourt 79.32for CPSeminole is pendingCounty, In the IN Divislea _______________- ________ Bertha A. Angle From SE cor. of taxes Within the district; ond provi. Circuit Map ci SanI. 15.000. (QCD)JamesC. HIsawIWI. Ruth SE/i of NE¼ of SE'/i SEC RI: ESTATE OP 4*—PublIc Notices Levey C. Powell I WI Geraldine to James Hlsaw & WI. Ruth & J. etc. $3,000. 21.20.32, and dingan for construction, ______________ effective date. severability, Florida, Probate Division, the ad. EDWIN 0. ORANS HO US EW IV ES Powell to Arthur Nuernberg & WI. Richard Hisaw, sgl. Lots 15.5, Phi. Fla. Land Co. to Fla. Residential which is Seminole County Deceased Said district shall encompass the dress of Gladys P. LI I, blk 3, TIer 11 1 5 30' Citrus Co. Plat of the Geneva Tract. Comm., Inc., It 16, The Highiands following described Courthouse, Probate Division, NOTICE OF areas of 10 PCT CASH DISCOUNT POP. of 65. 7 blk 7 Tier 1, Traf lords Map $100. Sec. Two Tr. D Repl. $13,200. Sanford Florida 32771, ADMINISTIAT1ON CORN MACHINES and Con of Sanf.$67,000. (0 0) Mann Joel Alpert to Greenwood Lakes to Ph. Resld. Seminole County, Florida: Thipersonal rpresentativeof the Lots 1.11, Inclusive WEKIVA cession Equipment. Star, Gold (QCD) Overstreet mv, Co. to Marlene Aipert. Lot 15, bik V, the Comm., Inc. Lot 27 blk C, Green. GOLF VILLAS, SECTION ONE, estate is ALBERT STINE, whose TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Medal Craters. Roy Smith Co. Mary C. Sheppard that part of w Woodlands Sec. $100. wood Lakes, Un. 2.0,200. address Is 350 Mountain Rd.,Apt. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 363 Park St. Jacksonville, 32204. 155.53' of NW¼ of SE¼ of SW'i. Sec Gillimone Homes Inc. to Richard Fla. Land Co. to Fla. Resid. according to the plat thereof as re. 2104, Union City, N.J., 07057. The THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL corded in Plat Book 22, page 16, name and (904).3S3.9140. 3.21.30, N of Lot 4, Central Pk Less V. Paicowikl 5. WI. Martha A. LI 3, Comm., Inc. Lot 70 & part of Tr. B address of the personal OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Public Records of Seminole County, N. 466. ft. $100. bolt C, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. The Highlands Sec. Four, $9,500. reprelentativvs attorney Earn Extra Money While I- I. I, IU. Odondo - Winter PQrk 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS U, I I U U U RATES S. 19 I. U I, I U DEADLINES Noon The Doj Before PublicGtion SundG - Noon Friday a U ....u..uuII 18—Help - WE HAVE SOME & MOTHERS iioc are sat IN THE ESTATE: (0CC)) Overstreet mv. to Charles Twelve. $130,000. WILCO Div. Etc. to Fla. Florida forth below, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED II. Bickwlttp, Jr. Staying At Home With B. Fagan, that part of E 155.54' Rebnia Georgia Inc. to Philip I. ResidentIal Comm., Lot 2, bUt E, ClerkArthur of the Board of All persons having claims or thattheadmlnlsfraticnofme.state County r gf W 464.40' of NW¼ of SE¼ of SW¼ Balevre & wi. Judy It 169 Lake of Greenwood Lakes Un. 3. $1,200. Family. demands against the estate are of EDWIN 0. ORANS, deceased Commissioners in of SEC. 5.21-20, N of Lot 4, Central the Woods Towr*iouse, Sec. $41,300. Howell Cove Constr. to Kenneth F. required, WITHIN THREE FIle Number 79.$7.p, Netice ii PubliC is In Hearing pendIng and for Seminole County, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Park 6-99 Lets N. 466.60 ft. $100. 5abal Point Prop. Inc. to Ron Engert & wI Susan C. Lot 1, bUt M, Florida the Circuit Court for Seminole A,U 4.1979 Become an EVENING (QCD)Ovsrstreet inv.Co.to Edw. Meyer Const.r. Co., Lot 34, Whisper Howell Cove, 2nd Sec $35,000. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF County, Florida, Probate Division, NOTICE Is hereby given that the Publish: March 13, 1979 J. Faganthatpantof E 155.33tt.ofW Wood at Sabal PoInt, Unit?. $30,100, American Group One, Inc. to DEH.73 HERALD Telephone THISNOTICE,tofilewiththecIerk theaddrcssof Which Is Clerk of the Seminole County Planning and Magnolia Svc. Corp. to VIco Inc., Hagen Homes Inc., it 23, Grove 311.06' of NW¼ of SE¼ of SW¼ SEC of the above court a written Circuit Court, Seminole County Zoning Commission will conduct Solicitor. a S-2).30,Nof LII, Central Park less N Lot 17, Wekiva Club ests., Sec. Six. Ests. $1,200, statement of any claim or demand Courthose, Sanford, Florida 32771. public hearing to consider an NOTICE 466.60 ft. Robert Reiche, Inc. to $35,000. Hunters POint Associ., Ltd. to they may have. Each claim must be The personal representatives of the Amendment to the Seminole County NOTICE is hereby given that the M. Broughton Stokes & Karen to Wm. Grimes Thomas II, sgl It $ Bruce N. TlIiey & wi. Janice K. it in wilting and must indicate the estate are Edward N. Walker & Zoning Ordinance No. 71.20. Board of County CommIssIoner-s 44, Stonewood. sss,000. Jseph Edw. Grant & WI. Linda M. LI Hunters Point $43000. basis for the claim, the name and BOB LOVENBURY Lewis P. Orans, wtoie addresses The Planning and Zoning Cam. Raphael R. Kavanaugh, Jr. & WI. 3, blk C, Sw.etwater Oaks, Sec. S. George .1. Schaeffsr & Patricia to Seminole County, Florida, shall mission will conduct a review of 10:00 A.M. or as soon as possible address of the creditor or his agent are 3001 South Ocean Drive, at Judy Ann to A,W. Smith WI. $13,000. MIiviick Rowe, Jr. I Hollywood, Florida Article 21, ResIdential Profeuional WI. Hilda RI. 1, thereafter, on the 10th day of April, or attorney, and lhe amount 111 Margaret Un. C 131, SI. 9 Wsklva Rebma Georgia Inc. to Robert C, 213 Tuscawilia Rd., MIld., Circulation Dept. N 162' of claimed. If the claim is not yet due, Eleventh Street, Apt. i-c District, to consider recommending 1m, consider the adoption of the Grelte&WI. Claire .1. it 170 Lakeol S1S'0fW333'0fNEV0ISE¼OfSEC foiilng Villas. $35,000. EVENING HERALD Ordinance: the date when it will become due Racine, Wisconsin sja, respec. changes to the Baird of County the Woods Sec. 136,900. Olin Amer. Homes to VIctory 25-21.30 (less W 25' for rd) $105,000. shall be stated. If the claIm Is lively. The name and addms of the Commissioners. An ordinance relating to specIfied Eel Aine Homes Inc. to Antal Gaston & WI. Bernadetts Lou bik , Juanita Kane to Herbert J. Cohen are ci the unincorporated contingent or unhiquidated, the personal representative's attorney The hearing will be conducted In ____________________________ Poagal & WI. Maria. Lot 26, Spring & WI. Delorse J. Par B.1, from NW SterlIng Park Un. 3. $jo, nature of the uncertaInty shell be are set forth below. Room tories of Seminole 203 of thV Courthouse in San. county, Florida; Un. $33,100.. MagnolIa Svc. Corp to Fiche Oaks car. of SE¼ ci 51¼ of SEVi of SEC creating the Wekiva Club Estates stated, If the claim Is secured, the All persons having claims or ford, Florida, on April 4, 1979, at 7:30 Homes Inc., Lot *2, WIva Hills, (QCD) Patrick L. Pellil I Pamela 25.19.33, etc., 1.7423 acres. $1,200. security shall be described. The demands against the estate are P.M., or 5* s.,t LIShIIIIS 500' thereafter as Sec. EI$ fo Pamele Qul Fifth, t.oS 99 bUt 0, Haiwy J4 Stagmuss' wi; Awi WITHI N nh1It. C. to be entitled the WehIva Club c$sl,r.aM Shill delIver sifilcIsot requIred, THREE Marilyn Hogart, Repr. itt Sunland Esti. $100. to James A. GuggenheIm & WI. Written comments may be filed Eslales Section Six Street Lighting coPies of the claim to the clerk to MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Ella. Kearney, Wld. to Kenneth 0. Barbara A. Lot 9, blk M, Camelot Beatrice GassIir to Marilyn 0. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP , enable the clerk to mail one copy to THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF with the Land Development FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDI. District Ordinance; providing Hogarlh, Un. 696. Lake Villas $100. Schlanf, sgl. Itt, bik 14, Eastbrook Unit. $44,900. personal representative. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Manager and those appearing will CIAL initions; providing for gover. each sd Un. 6. 135,900. Frank H. Roirk, III to Frank H. CIRCUIT SEMI HOLE Gary N. Hlghsmlth I WI. Mary K. nanceof the district by the Allperionsinteresfedlnffi.estat. of the above court a written be heard orally. Board Rork, III & wi. Georgia Lyon SE4 Thomas P. Scarry & WI. Ella. to to Elonli A. Ward (Married) & COUNTY, FLORIDA to whom a copy of this NclIce ci statement of any claim or demand SAM BOWMAN, CHAIRMAN County of $W'/ of NE¼ of SEC 24.2029, lass Danile H. Gepltod & WI. WIlma Lot Steven A., $91. Lot I, blk N, North for maintenance Case N.. 79.363-CA.2S..E Commissioners; providing AdmInistratIon has been mailed are they may have. Each claim must be S EM I NO L E CO U N TV and operation of requIred, 2, bUt 0, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. S Orl. Tar., SEC Four, Unit One. street lights wIthin RN & S 33' for rd. 5100. IN RI: The Metier ef the Adaption WITHIN THREE in wrItIng and tie PLANNING must indicate the $122,000. $33000. district; MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF basis for the claim, the name and AND ZONING COMMISSION AARON WILLIAM YOST, an Advisory Board; setting THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF A$.rguerite Jones & hb Harold to Mack Lucy & WI. A. Pearl to Edw. Harold F. Barnes I WI. Lithe to creating forth fIscal address of the credItor or his agent Publish: March 13, 1919 and Jâyy A. Hancock & WI. LInda C. Lot P. Gray & Wf Margsrete, From Robert E. Mueller I WI. Freda M. taxation THIS NOTICE, toflleany objections or attorney, and the amount OEH-S3 4,blkF,ContryClubManor,un.3. Cen.SEC9.21.31,runN3mmn10sec W½ofLot6,alloflAlfayaTrails.d, procedures; empowering the levy ci they may have that diallenge the claImed. a minorchId ii tile claim Is not yet due, specialaus,mantsorta*wIthln validity of he sip000. W along N-S Cent. $L000. NOTICE OP ACTION $39,000. decedent's will, the the date when II will become tie district; and provIding . Mck L. Lucy & WI. A. Pearl to di IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Kenneth Franklin T. deiodsia & To: ROBERT DOUGLAS HUNT Charles Christensen & wI. construction, severabilIty, and an qualifications of the personal shall be stated. If th, claim Ii $MlNOl1 COUNTY, FLORIDA Address unknown Rodney 0 Green. From Cen.of SEC WI. DoristolonaidA. Stafford IWO Margaret to Wm. R. Avera & WI. effective representative, or the venue or contingent or unliquldated, the date. 3 9.21.31, run N mm SI Sec W along KatherIne P. Lot 122, Howell Ests. 5 PROBATE DIVISION Last known address: Mount Dora, Priscilla. Lot 7 , Lake Lucerne. lurlsdlction of the court. nature of the uncertainty shall be Pile Said district shall thu 4.S Cen. sec. 926.25 ft. sic. $9,510. d repl. $53,000. Nembor 79.fl.CP Florida $25,000. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND stated. lithe claim is secured, followIng described areas the Dsi,a You are hereby notified that a OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Harry A. Oo.hring Constr. to Seminole County, Florida: security shall be described. The IN RI: ESTATE OP prOceidin9fOrtheadOptIonofAarn WILL BE FOREVER BARRED claimant shall deliver Wfficleid JOHN Frank D.AI1Io& WI. Msary L. Lot Lots 1.41, WEKIVA CLUB *. lICK, William Yost, a minor child, has Dateoflhefirstpubllcationoftlils copies of the claIm to the clerk to 2. bUt D, Howell Cove, FIrst Sec. ESTATES, SECTION SIX, ac beenfil.dintheliotite,nth Judicial Notice of Administration: March 6, enable the $54,447. Clerk to malt one copy to cordIng to the plat thereof as ricer. Diceased Circuit in and for Seminole County, seth psrsonal representative. N JamssM. Green IwO. Caroteto dedlnPhatlookfl,pages39andio, NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Florida, SIne Rodnsy 0. Green & WI. Judith, S PubllcRecordscfSe,nlnoleCounty, AlIper$onsintsreetedintiiesstate TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 01 the entitled In Ic: The Matter Adoption of Aaron William As Personal Representative of to twoflfttisol S¼of NE¼ of NE¼ of Florida. whom a copy of thit Not Ice Cl.AIMI OR DEMANDS AGAINST Yost Youarerequinsdto.eqveaco. the Estate of Admlnhsfratlonhasbesn malledare NE¼ SEC 9.21.31, less E 33' for rd Arthur H. Iickwlth, Jr., THE ABOVE ESTATE AND A6.L pyofyourwrittendefens.sorobec. Frances Stine, ak-a required, WITHIN 13,1000. Clerk to the Board of County THREE OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED tlons, if any, thereto upon Mary Frances Shine MONTHS PROM Karen T. Morris Smith to Patrick THE DATE OF IN THE ESTATE: Commissioners In and Petitioner's attorney, Robert M. Deceased A1auys., M. Smith, Nb. Lot $2, Windward THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP for Seminole County, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Morris, Post Office Drawer H, Square, Sec. One. $100. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL THISNOT10E,tófileanyob$ectlow Publish: March 13. 1, thiithsadmmnlstnatlofloftheestafe Sanford, Florlda,32711,oqio.befor, ____ REPRESENTATIVE: ffipy may have that challenge Lowell S. Calllhan& WI. Sharon to DEH.14 Wetgbt of JOHN A. lICK, deceased, File April 9, 1979, and file the origInal -5- Douglas Stenstrom validity of the decadent's wilt. Thomas R. Henningan I WI. Norma P4aer 7973-cF. is pending in the thereof with the Clerk of this Court DOUGLAS STENSTROM, Esquire Woman's qualifications of the personal J. Lot 33. elk A, Summer-sit North FICTITIOUSNAMI CIrcUit Court for Seminole county, either before service on PetItIoners STINSTROM, DAVIS, McIN. Sec. 3.543.100. representative, or the venue or Florida, Probate Notice is hereby given that Division, the ad- attorney or immediately thereafter; I am TOSH & JULIAN lurtidiction Of the court. Bertha llmmer to Bill B. (ief 5. engaged in business it $11 OrLando i p.m., sal binitit dre of which Is Seminole County Otherwise, a default will be entered lox 1330 ALL CLAIMS, WI. Phyllis 0., Lot 3, repl. 1k A, Dr. Sanford, SemInole County, Sanford, DEMANDS, AND Courthiuso, Sanford, FlorIda, 32171. agaInst you for hi relief demanded Fl. 32771 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Queens Mirror Addn Cb. $23,500. Florida under the fictitious name of In the PI$IIIOII. peen5l rI'esintatIVe of the Telephone: (305) 322.2171 }jt)ul$ WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Michael Basila & WI. Victoria tO SLOPPY JOE, and that I lnteiid a.m., estate is OLENNA M. LICK, whose WITNE$Smyhandandtp,e$ealof Publish: March 6.13.1979 Pta. Homecraftsrs, Inc. NE¼ of DS$eofthefkstpblkatiaiu,fthls address is reglslersaldnamewhth the Cleit Of 114 Welt 14th Street, this Court on the 2nd day 01 March, DEH.20 Noticeel Administnatugn: March 6. SWVI 01 SW¼ of SEC 2-20-29 etc. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, ___________________ ,iortas 33771 me name A.D. 1979. . jy,, 1919. Fiorida In accordance and address of the personal ARTHUR H. IICKWITH, JR. Edwir-d N. Walker in., Your ___________________________ CONTACT: 322.2611 - Legal - -- Nurses RN's & LPN's, AIdes, Live- Club it Sfttd, and canasta, & Oak Ave. tbi Town Ov1e Ralary, 7:30 Cdosdbeny I.*aq, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Cliib 300 - CtiarlesWm. Morgan & WI. Norm provisions 01 the Fictitious Name UNITED STATES DiSTRICT repnuaiia$Ivvs attorney are sat Clerk of the Court COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP E. to Barnard C. Stearns, sgl. Lot 46, Statutes, To.Wit: $ictlOfl AS Per-lull RIYfleStatlVe *ffi below. Sy: June I. Curtis FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION of tIti (state of Seminole Raceway, FIrst Adds a. Florida Statutes 190. Alt persons hivIng claims or NO.79iS Onl-.Chv.Y UNITED EdwIn 0. ,,, . $23,500. 51g. Ion O'D.y Deputy Clerk demands against the estate ui STATES OP AMERICA.Pliintlff, V. River Run Inc. to the Or-eater Publish: Mardi 13, 20, 21, required, WITHIN THREE Robert N. Morris, of WAYNE R. PURSELL and LewIs 1. Or-ins Consir. COrp., LOIs 11,59, 90 I 109 1979 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP HUTCHISON & MORRIS SHERRY N. PUISELL his wife, Lewis P. Orans River- Run Sic. Three. 5*500. DEN-I? THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP 0 North Park Avenue Defendant(s). ORDER POE SUN. As Personal RepresentatIve The Greater Constr. corp to w. THIS NOTICE, to file wIth tIe clerk Sanford, Florida 32771 VICE BY PUSUCATIONOn motion FICTITIOUS NAMI ci the Estate ° Richard Hoffmanl WI. Linda F. ci the above court a wrItten state. PublIsh: March 4,13.20,27,1979 Notice is hereby given that I am and affidavit of plaintiff in the Edwin 0. Or-ins, DSCSSIId 0- Sausallto Sec. Three. ssi. mini of any claIm or demand they engaged in business at 770 Little above-entitled cause by Kendall W. ATTORNEY FOR.PVR$ONAL Frances Conner I Kb. Gilbert t ,,s, hr.-. tact cuatm met be In Wehiva Circle Aftamonte Springs, Wherry, its Aulstant United States REPRESENTATIVE: Frances Conner & Nb. Gilbert wrIthe aid must Indicate the basis LEWIS, PAUL, I SIAC & 1,2,3.5.1,5. Lots 31-15, mci blk A, Seminole County, Florida, under the Attorney, k an action agalNi the er tie claim, tile name and adm'em fictitious name of ALTOLIGHT, and defendant(s), Wayne R. Fur-sell and CAITILLO, P& Midway Hts. sue, of Iii creditor or his agent or at. that I- intend to register said isami Sherry N. Pursed, his wife, and to Herman S. Piut ISO. same as above . i..'uu, Q tar-nay, and me amew* claimed. If with till Clink Of the circuit COurt, enforce a lien on real preuly 1 IndIgelideni Mirror so adds CS $100. the claim is nit yet due, the date sftuateltt this Florida I Jacknvllle, DhltrictanddesCrthed accorFlorida 32203 Wrenco Homes Inc. to Robert 1. Saiuilisole CoWy, DISABLED , dince with lie Provisions Of the folliwa: Let 0- TNt COLON. Tolaptiona: Van Horn & *0. susan o., LI ted. lithe claim is contingent or un• AMERICAN NADIS THIRD SECTION, ac Publish Mar. 6. 13, 109 Wrenwoed Un. Thrse Second Adds. Fictitious Name Statutes, Te-Wlt: ilqjidaled, the nature Si the unr. SectIon 166.19 FlorIda Statutes no. cardini to the Plot thIreof as ricer. 01)443 VETERANS talIdy shall be itelet if tie claim is did 'is P111 SOil 14, S $5, $11. Win. W. Moire P'.jSIk Wrenca Homes Inc. to Carter 1, secur the securIty siaii w We. Chaper ll , Recaft of Seminole CoUnty, Bewinan I WI. Ellen C. LI 319 PUbUSOR March 13,20,27, PLOSISA$TATLJTE io.ss crWed. The claimini shall deliver 30 Florida. and it a.erin, ii We Wrenused Unit 32nd Adds. 544*. 1979 I1IIICiO1AWIC IN,. iflidleid ples lithe claim to me Hwy. 17-92 Ci alendant SIsr N. Win. W. Austin to Naymeish p. 01)4.71 brYan Peed clerklsinsiliule clink Is mall en. Ni WISbltiflII ci r DsIImanI WI. CarslA.Lot33, bin C, NOTICE IS 4*1EV GIVEN, copy I. ea -porsa.as South ii Sanford reprise,. l:i'. till Stole Of Spy ins Valley Par-mi, $133501 FICTITIOUS NAME tuat AIIYW 0. DeUttlisauller, the , ysluntr-y siusred her-eli,, holder of the t.$ewlt ceilllkaiss Magnella $vc. Corp. to Steven D. Notice is hereby given that m am AN per-wa lolereciad In the estate Welton & *1. Christine N. LI 19, eI*SSSd In business it $539 SaNer-I er-v eupenler Is hIS fIled Mid csrtPlkaNs fir a tan t. whim a copy MeetIngs 01 thIs Notice Si ' practical because her residence Wilive Hill, Sec. (lilt. s*.e., Ave., Sanford, Fl, 32171 Seminole to be thiren. me cer. AIrnInI*atige has been malted we Buslness.7:3OistTul$. ______ aM sliersahelts is unMas, it is James I. Harper & *1. Kay K. Is C1y, Fir tiftcati numbers and yoan of required, WITHIN THUS name of aT?Jt ORDERED- liii $hieivy M Pursall James S. Hunt I wf. Marilyn p. me isecriptien ci the Pro- MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP or teid Is th. coaiOfekw o,. thu I WaM , 3, I, Howell THE FIRST PUSLICATION OP h1 WWeY 01 FiIl$tSr$midfiaflWwIth the Clenlilt *lI, '' $43,759 Bingo 5S11111 ale I.:CertWIc$e THI$NOTlCLIsflle09 Walter I. Smith JF. & WI. sar* j, ffi Circuit Court Seminole County end in detaiN tbrl lie çswl will Ni,?. Yew Si Every Wed. ISat.. $911 they may have thatd ,.11woas the tO1dw.&OreeerIoIWI. Vera. LI 3, PIer-Ida In accordance with the pleceIIIsWehemnIaflhaØIJc.. Doecripties Si Progeny: Liii 1* validIty Si flu Early BIr7:1Sp.m. decodaud's wIN, the tins at tile OuN N N_SherrY N. FictitiOus , $prIn Laths Hill, $102,005. PrOVl5Ielu ci 11w Name 231 124, Sash. huvIt. quatiticadses per-semI reproStatutes. To-Wit: Section 50419 PWIIII had been servad Wilt Pro- HOme IN which hUed: $45. santallv,lithe or the vewie Robert IyCk i, i or S inthi Slit. Si PirMo, bit silly IMI. IS Win. 1. Nader-I wi lvi L. Lt 194 PIer-Ida Statutes 190. $urlsdlcltan Of the court. (sl, tSthetSntprOuIdedf,,b, Sicilen aig: Pancltl Did you know that your AN ii said prepaity being in the au. CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND club or organization can PUblIShlFib.* VIMa.6.13, 1979 1155, Title 30. United States Cy of Semiosle • Stale Si OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED e;NM*erORDflIo$,atoft meili.. appear In this listing each WILL SI FOREVER MIRED parties claIming liter-sit by, Urdees such certilSëaI, or car. week for only $3.50 per ffiru, under or against the afire. IIlc FICTITIOUS HAMS shall be rIrift* ac week? This Is an Ideal kaeOAdrn1nIsWalien: March 13, said per-wi Sherry N. Pursed shall cording Is law We pepMy We. pep. Milks Is hereby given met way to inform the public he served by pilIcaIIin; It is fur engaged In bysinasa •, aPed in such ceitiscals or cer-twi. N. mob. _____ Nd, Wwer $ga, then OIDIRD that Relics Of this your ckè activitl TrLdIwInØ M Per-sinai lepnusenssuive _L COunty. Flu'le, pijg by his Uphted elWer at Nil dews hesedesren me (slit. Si Stales Marshal In I riOus$ser Si EhdsyWApyft.IOpao 11:50A.M.u.der*sltcthleus tiameel J . JOfA_ 'II your club or 15ner& circulation In Seminole Jen Iiisprvicos, and 054W thIs 30th dey of Pebr-wry, Izatlos would liks Is he :aslInamewIsisWeCIark CoulNY,PirtILeAlIWeihfl,$is in,. tor ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL cM00ve walks, coitlilencing Included In this listing $alvre: *1*1W N. licIwith, .ci circeit cats, Samhai. IIPU$INTATIVE: Filevaly 31 1199. DONS AND .W. call: CowWy, FbrIN is witi A. Edwin $ilkthelu, Of *e pysuis Si ii, ,cttiINis OSDIREDalOrteMs.PIsr-Ida,*Is Clink Si the CWewI Court Si SHINNOLSEN, LOOMS AND hip. $emMslo CiNiy, Name SmIwSes. To-WIt: Section dIN day ii Feinwy, MONCRIEP Gawie C. Young 505.0 FirMa ISatules 1507. P.O. 307g. ChIef MIS W itl'lk CSiiim CLAS$IFIEQ. SANFORD, Fl. 10771 13.0127, Apr-N 3, P54151%: Fehrvaly V. Mfll*Op 13. PublIsh: March Deputy ClInk UI1S as als DEPARTMENT $5i 27. April 3,109 9979 PuShleb: Marcia, is w. iwi r: March 53, 109 1I 01)411 01)415 01)4-79 Saiterd Sereaders senior UIse dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic (int, , )y tar1ig pr,m.uadsn, $ p.m., Commimity Ceter. Ssthrd OpUuIst, noon, Holiday Inn. Ov.,,.t.r. Aisiywes, 7:30 p.m $g, Jtvsni Mall. ThUI&)AY, MA*CH 1$ Soilk Seanlusk O$IMt, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, W>IUON Road, AItomTh SfWilI$L Ls Mary Rusty, $ a.u, Mayfair Cowry Club, WeIk$ Wslcbets, 10 am., Lake Mary Presbytsrl Qwrcb and 7 p.m. LaNwood Qy Frk--p Club, 10a.m., Altomoni. Sprktgs - NOTICE _____ ____ ____ - CaMe,. Rautsarant. R...areu let Han P±, noon, Grir Sssford QIambsr________ g $susr Ct: Ies, 2 P.m.. Mmanwdt PP CM.r. lOam. and? p.m., MIMOS$1ry Ward, Dl Iuerass Mali, AkamaMs rlu1 Overeuers Aasss, 7:30 pm., C"50My United Mu1IO astCb, = MM IhelU' iu—'--'i p, Igj, i.wbies ness, CivIc ___ C,Mer. Dr. Lii Pares, upseker. - _____ . ____ ______ ___ ____ ____ - ___ ____ ' - e 1sy, 7I am., -Laid AltomeMs Spitep _____ AltpSit. . lay's, - . 7 - am., Jiny'a, Sanford $si11, 7:30 pr,J, V: Teed **, dosed, $ paL !CWd'$ $f( 4. -. - _______ - SECRETARY * GENERAL OFFICE' CASHIER Kids gone, but the swIng HI In the back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad Call 322-2611. TYPIST LOAN PROCESSOR * CLOSING AGENT * WAREHOUSE * FIBERGLASS WORKER * ASSISTANT MANAGER * INSPECTOR * APPLIANCE TECH. * INVENTORY CONTROL * LABORER * WAITRESSES * COUNTER PERSON * MA EMPLOYMENT Experienced fiberglass laminators. Excellent company benefits. 10 paid holidays. E.E.O. Apply AMF CrestlinerRobalo. 114)30th St., Sanford (at airport). 21—Situations Wanted Will sit by week with aged or tick Excellent references. 321-0673 - MetsT .. - - ____ ____ - - Hwy. 11-92 ' - - - - - . _ 1 sewer. Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor 3224457.-aft Hrs. 322-7111 3 ACRES 1 BR—$154. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 In Sanford. Call 323-1670 Mariner's Village. DeBary—Lovely 1g. 1 BR Air, No Pets, ideal Ret. Person 322-5054 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. 644-2511, Sparkling pool, 1g. patio, privacy fence, enc. front porch. Only $27,500. 4 BR, 2 b. near business district & f,edical facilities, $32,900. Recently decorated shiney clean & ready to move into.) BR 1½ b in Country Club Manor. Only direct. Call for free catalog lit. on T.F. 100-631.1250. ts. S weekdays. Secretaries. Call now for lobs in Sanford Area. All skills neded. No Fee. We Pay You. Norreli Services. 647-Sill. $000 monthly stuffing envelopes at home. Send stamped addressed envelope & 2k for details: Continental-G, Box 14702, Orlando, Fla. 32507. Dog Groomer, all breeds, full time year around, fully experienced no other call, 322-5753. Full or Part time opportunities available. Own your own business, in your own home. Unlimited earnings, insurance, free bonus car, & retirement. Call $345244. Accountmng Clerk. Growing Modular Apt. ,& Motel Manufacturer looking for Individval with experience in payables, billing I general clerical duties. Typing required, - computer cap. helpful. Salary lap. Cmpany benefits, lend resume cammensurate with to Accounting Manager, Put U, Sanlsiid, Fl. 32111. for Senior Citizens. Down- Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto M,e. BY OWNER Lovely lit, view property wWater rights. 4 BR, 2 b with baby nursery off master BR, C-H&A, many outstanding extras. *39,900. 323-4262. - necessary - excellent pay. Write AmerIcan Service, $350 Park Lane, SuIte 177, Dollas, Tx. Ilouwwt$e's Sand tsr 20 ways of making mansy at home. $3.50 to Jean's Report, P.O. Bo* 1* Sanford, Fia. 32171. 5 room Apt., newly decorated, 1st floor. $165 mo., $50 deposit for child or pet, Sth I Magnolia Ave. 322-0251. 322•9283 - per me road driver-s - -- Unfurnished flTH05 must have reeler mp. Apply Metro Soles, 1921 W 1st st Sanford. bkperIenced Floes' Man nooded. 'Apply In per-son Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 Milionville. 339-6954. Lg, ISP 2 b. 6 mo, lease 1st. last I deposit $300 mo. Wm. Malic. zowski, Realtor. 332-7953. 40-A—Apartments a Duplexesfor Sale Duplex opportunity— growing Lake Mary area. S duplexes well located. Ofler on 1 or more, $450 mo. income, low taxes & maintenance, 100 pct. occupied. EDWARD H. SEIBERT, REALTOR. 2200 French Ave. 323-9001 after irs. 644.1591. Residential Constructiol, port mi: time "Man Friday". i retired or student with own tnanepoflatlaiu. 323-3211. l.PNPu4lti.ne, 11-7 ShIft. Apply in 'Peisal' ehi váew Nursing I' ) - CaliBart down assume S24J00 mortgage, $233 PiTh alt PcI. INC. REALI OR t 701 Bldg. E Aitamonte Dr. Hal Cgbqçt, Realty Inc. 323- 7132 Eve. 323-5012, 372-150?, 322.7177 W. GarnettVmite Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial VA.FHA.235Conv. Homes Low Down Pay mint Cashfor your lilt Medel Inc., Realtor Slid to suit — o 6443012 lot or yours. FHA.VA,, FHA 2361 245. M. Unsworth Realty 2 BR den w-wet bar, fenced rear yd., carport. $20900. 6 buIlding lots in city. Zoned MR2. $3500 ea. Peg. Real Estate Broker 2544 S. French Ave. 327-0231,323-7173, 3220fl9 MiS 323-lNlorevis.3230517 - LO#IGW000.LAKE MARY ARIA 3 U. Onner rsduc price for Quick Sole. Also wIll held 2nd mortgage. $36,550 INC. REALTOR' 164.900. 7 STORY elegant while brick, 4 BR, 2 B, outside entertainment w-pool 1 gazabo, wall for privacy, duel sprinkler system, 2 AC units, FP In FR, breakfast rn I formal DR. $93,000. area 92. $49,500. Pleasune to spare In this Pinacrest area home. 3 BR, 2 B w-many extras. $10,000. eluilding lol'Ior duplex. $7300 cash or terms. STEMPER AGENCY IOC.REALTOR, MLS 323:5774 Day or Night ISHED IN- EXCELLENT TASTE. LARGE LOT. OUT. SIDE WORKSHOPS LOTS OF FRUIT TREES ONLY $33J10. NEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, 2 PATH, WORKSHOP, PINC. ED YAND, NEAR 35TH STRUT. $35,550 WITH IX. CELLINT TERMS OVIN SIZED 3 BEDROOM WITH PANElED DEN. FLEXIBLI P1.00* PLAN ALLOWS FOR 4TH BEDROOM, OIL HEAT, AIR cDND, FENCED REAR WITH FRUIT TRIES & SPRINKLER SYSTEM. 5*900. CALL NOW THIS WON'T LAST. The BuyersAre Looking We Neil Listings I DwingMar-ch, We Will ListAnd SIN Yaw Hime 1uNuutI.,hs. 2534 PARK DR. 322.31)1 REALTOR AFTER HOURS' For-A 5% SaIesFs. KULPA REALTY 151*. 1st, Sanford Phone 322.3335 3933 79—Trucks.Trailers __________________________________ Ford F 1006 %tiCk Runsgood but rough. $593. Dealer 323 8850. 68—Wanted to Buy —Autos for Sale Cash 322-4132 12155, French NICELY WOODED HOME SITE WITH 100 FRONTAGE ON OAK NEAR 25 STREET. $6750. - Piney 51—Household Goods twin size box springs 1 maltress $23.95 ea. Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 . - the only one Florida You set the reServed price. Call 90-4255 8311 for further detaUs in ________ Woods Auction ______ KENMORE WASHER— Paris. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 53—TV- Radio-Stereo 1971 Ford Pinto per mo. Call 5)1-17)1 for free home demonstration. Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-8335 1970 Pontiac LeMans Sport Coupe. Auction Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome Kelloggs Auction Sales 373-7050 - 377 1559 Olds "98" Regency I DR 197), all options. Maroon, Michelin tires, - 77—Junk -.Cars -. . - --- RemoVed . - cars, trucks I heavy equipment. S990 very best cond Retired owner must Sell bought van $3,800. Call 377 9359 or 2550 Palmetto Ave Dodge Dart 1974. 6 auto p53, air Clean $1595. Dealer 323 0550 _ ,__ - Garage so full there's no room for lhecar?Clean it oul with a Want Ad In the Herald. PH. 322 7611 or 8319993. 350 auto ps, w current insp sticker for $300 or best offer 323 1969 Pontiac LeMons, trans. fI37 TelevisIon— IS" Color, Be.utIfuI walnut cabinet, Regular 54ØQ, Balance $173 or 512 mo. StIll In warranty. Call $311711 day or BROKER 1971 Plymouth Spts Fury Goodcondilion,$500 319 5933 Top Dollar Paid for junk & used 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, S track lap, player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 SEIGLER REALTY 349 5933 5620. Good Used Televisions. $25 ana up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. NORTH FLORIDA NEAR PANAMA CITY. 20 ACRES, IN THE ROLLING HILLS WITH GREAT HUNTING & FISHING. $76,000 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT. _- Good condition. $100 For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap. praisals. Call Dell's Auction. 373 - 3270332 ______- - Willard R. Whitehead & Colonel 52—Appliances GROVE AREA. $3500 PER ACRE. GOOD TERMS. sooner you get 1605 (Dealer) full, Free pick up on consigned mdse. at 30 pd. Country Colonel Leonard Fulls. 322 2710. 20 WOODED ACRES IN ORANGE place you JUST MAKE PAYMENTS ''69 to 75 models. Call 339 9100 or 834 or misc. by the piece or house Sanford. 377 5721, The classified ad, the results oner I Every Sunday at 7 p.m. local ed on SR 413, 10 ml north of Sanford We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of 1? ACRES LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED ON A HILL DOWN TO LAKE. $1000 ACRE, TERMS. ' - - 72—Auction 323-7310 ON SALE- NEW 'DAYTONAAUTOAUCTlON hwy. 92. 1 mile west of Speedway, Dayto Reach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION even' Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It'S Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., Stoves, tools. SANFORD AUCTION BUY JIJt'II CARS' From $10 to $50 Call .422 1621; 322 1460 71 Dodge Dart ôsllck solid $793. Dealer 32) 8830. Good transportation. night. - +4+ 55—Boats & ACcessories Bass boat 1974, 11 ft. fIberglass, 25 HP Evinrude, gator trailer. Elec. trolling motor. Excellent cord. 5115. 339 5943. LAKE SYLVAN AREA 2Bli sites 100 110 ft. each. 57,1 each. lift. Boston Whaler, 1977 LAKE MARY Wooded lakeview I 100 x 1)0 $10,000. 10hp Johnson, El Start, trailer. $1600. 372-2717 FORREST GREENI ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, FIa. 32771 130-6033or339-IllIev,s. 46—Commercial Proper - Air Cond. & Hmanng Central Heat & Air Cord. Free Est. Call Carl Harris 6? SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 57—Sports Equipment RACQUET STRINGING—GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $5 Scott Reagan3fl 5177 JACK FROST— Cent. Heat & Air Cord, Service. Free Es?. on Inst. Comm. & Ret, 322020$. Beauty Care 59—Misical Morchandise Guitars, Drums, Banlos. Complete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322-22i REALTY 28 Sales in Jan. 29 Sales In Feb. 62—LGarden (('Ij REALTY WORLD. S ELL I N S & BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY AHOME1 WE SELL HOMES I WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER The Real 'Estate Agenc REALTORS COUNTRY LIVIN' 4 SR 2 bath home In Lake Mary wOreat Rm., DR.,.C. H1 L W:W carppt 4. pool plarinsd on ½ acret Just 572,5001 373 5371 FILL DIRT I TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7100 47—ReaI Estate Wante 64—Equipment for Rent SUPER 3 II 1Vp bath home In Woodmere Park w-C lilA, w-w carpet, dining area, FR, Ig, MSR, patio I Mcli Morel RPP WARRANTED. Only 126,3001 FANTASTIC 4 BR 2 bath In idyllwlide of Loch Arbor on ½ acrsl Free farm pool, privacy fence, workshop, pntry, eq. kIt, C NSA, patio I Extrasi IPP WARRANTED, Reduced to $15,900, NEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEAOERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S $0.11 Have prospect for house or property on Lk. Harney or Lk. Jessup. Coming 3-17. GEHR REALTY PrIvate Party Wants to buy a house In need of repairs. Have some cash. 323-1-41 aft 7 p.m. 47-A—rtglgss BougiW 65—Pets-Supplies Home Improvements PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Es?, 173 0129 after 5:30 - Ratting, blowing, INSULATION RACO Foam. fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices Call 321 0839 or 90-4 134 6708 ollect AKC Beagles, tricolor, ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Pure bred Irish Sitter pups.S wits. Ma1s523; female $20. 323-1631. 2565 REALTORS PARK 42—bih Hoims Singer Futura sewing 66' Laahra trallar. 31.47, Sanford, Fi.on 14 acrefencdlaM. 333.1376. Christmas layg*ay, there was only $116 bal due. purchasers left as part Prepared in tIle convenience of your home. 24 yrs. esp $103 up 322 3717 for appt Alt Hand wash & wax your car, pickup or van, free pickup 5. del. Also complete interior cleaning avail. As low as $11.50 & up. Call 327.1561, No lob too large or small. Corn plete lawn service. Free estimate. 373 4881. ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER 153232611. essmeklng - Alteralions, Dressmaking 3220701 _______ Groosnings O5I'ng LaiService ______________________________ clipping flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated kannels. 3225752. Thursday, March 15 :00 P.M. Exhibit 1:00 P.M. CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S.G. BALINT & ASSOC. 322-5663 Sanford Inn Small home repairs, Remodeling a Pan. Rooting rePair. Fr Est. PiN. Ih*$tngst Gr.essbe,,, NC. (919)379.051 KuIp Decorators 333-S543 3310715 1 Man, qualIty operation Syrs. cap. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beat, 331-1321 Neworrescre.n-screens&glass. Also concrete work & mt. I Ext. painting. Free 1st. 322.5545. Per kill. Oilier-lu. Sanford 322.2335 "Qwality Nt. PsspIv IONDID AUCTIONEIN Cii. NJ. Wasga,m WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE I31.351E.FWstk. 351*2 I1 Light Houling ___________________________ Yard Debris, Trash Appliances S. Misc. (LOCAL) 3495371 Painting Remodeling, retIred builder doing all kinds 00 remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free est. 323-5214. AMK*N NIVOIS General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming. fl3.7946 ANIMAL HAVEN dog 1. Cat boarding, bathing, PIISIAN lUG AUCTiON l.4at SR 46 MARCH SPECIAL 100 pct. Nylon HI.Lo shag. Installed for $1.90 yard. 109 Wilt Car.Ca,'p Hoim SO—Miscellaneous for Sate oblIgation. - MEINTZER TILE weeks. Both parents on premises - ueaandweare unableto locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of SI? mo. Will take trade payment. Call 131.1711 day or night, Free home trial, no TaX Drapes, Upholstery WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. N. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 535 No. 4-0 Wymore Rd., Altarnont. 542-743 a Income 519 E. 1st St., 322 5712 New or repair, leaky showers our Specialty. 25 yrs. Eap. 671-7617 AKC Dobermans, S wits. old. Kastner bloodline. Tail docked & dew claw removed. 323-4604, $73. 365-3464 we have TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook Ceranc'Tlpe ______________________________ Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rlnsenvac CARROLL'S URNITURE 372-5151 322-3561 eve. 333.74,30 Ret med coupie wants a clean late model home. Near DeBary or DeLand. Will pay cash. 661-4217. -. AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-9141 Eves after 6& weekends 713S' S. French (Il 92) Santo Ill - -- I -- WHILE IT LASTSI Open Mon-Sal. 105 Realtor, 305-66$-S69e, & 830 5026. Eve & witends 904 734 5961. STE N STROM 322• 2420 -L - - Salkford's Sales Leader 4ô items WE BUY USED FURNITURE 1. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. Salvage. 322-0121. New shipment of vinyl flooring on sale $2.00 yd, Osteen. Zachary P. Tribble, mach. Sold new for $650 was Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 660433$ 322 5791 - BROKER Sanford32l.0410 319 HI LOOK!!! 10 acre tracts, St. Jotrns River access. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. - $350Xl LARGE 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, COMPLETELY FURN- pile no longer needed high as an elephants eye Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your waIl! Don' t - future WHAT DUPLEX older hon convirsion 1 BR 1 bath each. WHERE Good location clots downtown. WHEN Available now for I vestment as both are occupie HOW MUCH $21500. IMMACULATE 3 BR 1½ bath home w.carpetlng, dining area, 1g. porch, FR, Spacious BR5 I Many Extrasi Yours, for REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 542-3635 322109 329.0595 2 Acres Oak, Hickory, Sweet Gum, Palms. $16,000. .1. C. Travis, work 37)0619; home 339 01S3 INC. REALTORS 'Harold Hall Realty _________ &tact.5)50. 322 3053 foyer, 'New listing —comm. lot on 17- 3394109 AlmaAve., LakeMary — SEIGLER REALTY 701 lIds. E. Allamonte Dr. STONE FRONT, 3 BR, 2 B, lovely stone FP in FR, Impressive entrance decorator wall paper, extra storage & utIlity rm., elec. eye garage door. Call aft, 5-7 wits old 323.9136 óyr.oldAppalusa FREE BARN MANURE mc. garage. $35,700. Back on Market 3 BR, 1 b, fenced shady yd. 115 Plnecrest Dr. DrIve by & call. $27,300. REALTOR For Sale) Lots With?) NEARLY AN ACRE LOT. 3 BR, 7 5. split plan, pan FR w-FP, louvered shutters at wds, sell 339-0509 339-0501 310 Sanford Ave. Orange Trees. Call 322 1818 1977 Suzuki GT 550. 7,000 actual miles Excellent condition. $750 322 9-482 Shepherd Pups, Reasonable ACME Western Boots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 43—Lots-Acreage 323 3886 or 323 7710 66—Horses 130-9776 aft.) x area. LAKE MARY 3 BR, Walk to dim, school. $5,000 Sanford, 3228721, 321 0610,327-1571,661-13)5 S ACRES NICELY WOODED IN THE GENEVA AREA, $16,500. SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE, BR, 1½ b, $31,500. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7atS 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $501 up; El. stove $605. up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of AIR CONDITIONER 5000 STU Hardly used $30 COUNTRY KITCHEN knotty pine cabinets, breakfast bar. beautiful FP in FR, bay wds. 3 *5 acres farm land, Geneva $15,350. $2500 den, $145 mo. 41—Houses S St close to hospital I all conveniences. $34,500. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD 3 BR, air, clean, no pets. 1 older child. - 1 yr Nine, 911 1. REDUCED$2000 - for those who demand the Most. 2 SR modern home has over 1600 Sq. Ft. living area I is located S pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR new $399; Loveseat 114.93 & up; - - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY FREE PUPPIES MIXED Call 323 5311 Selgier Really, Broker SUNLAND 3 BR. I b, tennis near by. Range, ref., washer & dryer, utorm awnings & new roof. Very good cond. $26,000. extra HOUR LB WITH EXPANDO LIVING ROOM. CENTRAL AIR I HEAT. ON NICELY WOODED HALF ACRE. $13,900, $3,300 DOWN AND SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE. 2" ACRES TALL PINES NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $7900 TOTAL WITH TERMS TO FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK. TOP COND. 4 BR, 2 b, near school & shopping, security system, insulation, brick front, 1ULTOI 2 BR lam rm, lg fenced lot. $26,200. VPI$t with limited graphic beckgrguid, artist ability req. Call 332-1313. S. French (I? 97) Sanford dbl car garage, fenced, drive gate. $62,500. 24 3 BEDROOM, i' BATH, 1972 78—MtorCycles 65—Pets-Supplies ma mortgage $100009 pct. 5101 43 per mo. (or 15 yrs. 3-49 3214. 3235200 S ACRE LAKE FRONT $20,000 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. cleaning range, icemaker ref., Have a room to rent? Let a classified ad find a tenant (or Phone 322-7551, Sanford fr.ddreemrs Wanted I mmeiLately I -Werkathome-noautperi.nce - Furnished town, v.r'y clean & roomy. See Mature .xperlenced orderly, S to 4 Legal AssIstant 6 mos. position. Must have access to car a be CETA eligible. Call 322-0953, 9 to REALTY WORLD. 213$' $210. s41.7$53. and MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Rail Estate ii sold daily In the classIfIed ads. Nothing small about that. WATER FRONT swimming, fiShing, canolng or lust relaxing in a nice 3 BR owner built home. Convenient S. secluded. Near Apopka. Just mint. to Orlando or Altamonte Springs. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS you I shift. Sanford Nursing I Con. valescent Center, 930 MelionvIlle Ave. Apply in person. IF YOU were yearning for a super neat older home you have to see this new listing. 3 BR 2 bath. C HIA, eat in kitchen, Full DR. 10 acres beautiful water front with nice home & fantastic potential. Near Ostein. $75,000. Sanford large 1 BR + den. Air, ceramic bath 5175. Furnithed Call 644-3079. Free sweiry kithi Earn high comm. Lisa party plan or sell LOOKING for a nice home situated on a large piece of property? Here it is. Secluded yet near the center of things. Call us about this 2 BR home with C HIA, $37,900. 50—Miscellaneous for Sale - VA I FHAFinar'cing New Builder home In Deltona. Occupancy in 3 wks. A beautiful home on a high georgeous tree lined lot. 3 BR 2 b. C H&A, FP, FR, vaulted cathedral ceilings. 551.000. With good terms. $25,900. Moving to a newer home, apart. 380)OrlandoDr. - PTL REALTY, BROKER 30-Apailments Unfurnished Sanford AVON BUILD YOUR EASTER NEST EGGI Earn extra money for the holidays by selling Avon. Now's a great time to start. SKYLINE 14'w-flreplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323 $324 31—ApartmentS - . New 3 BR. 1 b CH, city water & Call between 9 am. 11p.m. 323-S494 mint? Sell "don't needs" fast with a want ad. -. New 235 Horni, 4 oct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-7297 ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUI. END. THE NUMBER IS 322-2611. Share Apt. Male 25-33 912 French Ave. 323-5176 42—Mobile Homes 28—Apis. & Houses To Share - Yset AS Club Sit Iiglu, 0 pa., (kida ase. __ ____ -. ____ ; (1i, 7111 Z. flaiva ($, We14 Wakberi, 1$ em., A*oMi MilL - - $u ____ ___ - - Lawssd U, dosed. $ p.m., RS$ Waitress & Grill cook. No experience needed.. Days only. Apply in person Sheoah Golf Club, Hwy. 434, Winter Springs. 41—Houses ---- PINE TREES, WATER,323-0700 YOU TO WORK - Altamoals Ipriugs krtoma, noon, Ireland's - , - , - 5-10,1.520 spray bulling. Lit. Mary area, 20 LET US PUT 321-0759 Johnny Walker hns. Wk., M-F. 52.90 hr. Must have trans. & phone. 305-196.7561 collect. _____ _____ - Experienced floor man, capable of ____ ____ Peg. Real Estate Broker 2631 Sanford Ave John 625-0636. COME IN & WEDNDAY, MAJCH 14 - 8ATMAN REALT-Y -- ____ , assignment. Homemakers Up- FEES Notice Puanta Methoat, Conibesry. Watrb,r,, 7p.m., Swrm*It Apis., Causlbsrry; (e, p.m. S.dord Cub, & Oak Ave. s In companion, short term & REASONABLE 'I1JDAY,MARCHlJ 7•30 p.m., Commzlty Unitad GeaevaHianeaakars,10a.m.,C05nmunityHafl. Sat. Need experience in ianitoriai & yard work. Apply Cardinal Industries, 3101 S. Sanford Ave. E.E.O. EXCELLENT JOBS - _________________ 41—Houses 18-MeIpnted Wanted Custodian 10 hr. week Tues. thru LegFNOtIc. - March 13, 1979-38 G DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licen%ed.insured.Bonded FREE Estimates, (305) 322.9460 - - ______________________ PIun'ing Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cdt. Accepted 321-hill use Service __________________ TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed & insured. FREE est. 562-1147. AL 32211 or 81.9993 ç �BLOr4D%E I HAVE TO 41—Evening Sanford, Ft. 'U Li, l'4*'E .To WA$1 I SEE IMMEDIATELY! Hra$d I Mirth 13, 1979 by Chic Young T,41S coirr O(AY NOW.. LETS GO M WAIT! PAGE AGAIN BATH _~Z ITIS AN. Tuesday, ACROSS - p 1 Coin o 49 Ormer erated Answer to Previoi'; Puzzle 52 Santa Confu ed 55 Word I ZETA CF NI T A s I I Scraping out 5 a testfe "y`9 d 13 Brood of cat 57 Of great Is Measly 18 No ifs — DOWN A LiKiAlLi I 20 Florida tower instruments 22 Scouting or. 3 Actor ganization Dougli— s -_ Stored fodder 24 Malarial fever 5 Family -c'- 26 Pouch 2-13 Y.A member by Mort Walker -= Q 1 V SEEN WOrsXIri TI) P.6EEAC TOOHAR TASIE SOME TIME EACH HOUR RIO R RELAX 20 SOMETHING y,w ) PLEASANT... LET Y MI ND ROAM... REST )LJR EYES... ' 35 Fraud 36 Stage hint 37 President DOCTOR'S ORDERS a 6%0 1 1 42 Every body 43 Tarzan a 44 Over UICO Pop into technique I or loft 40 Lugs part of th e B BEETLE BAILEY E N E I P $ olm AIRIVA ~ I if ~ V _NY 1011IN181 Equine soun d : rimless at :: : 31 Laud 7 Eskimo boll 26 oven th e 45 mate (Ger.) Collection of 9 Secondhand 27 Solar disc facts 10 Hodgepodge 28 Des Vaterland 46 Provided meal 12 Precious (abor) 47 Yarn 29 Gridder group 48 Christmas (abbr.) 50 Bullfight 39 Golfer Hogan 17 School organi. 40 Storage box zation (abbr.) 30 Arizona Indian cheer 32 ged 4 4otice 20 edian 34 Big9 offee pot 51 Comedian Abbot Sparks 38 Compass s tyle 21 Egg (Fr.) 53 Drench 46 Loyalty 22 Suitor • point • - - - - - I)Deallno With Low White Count VOIN I Gas burner or buts ZEUS 0 0 NA - - - - 3-13 DEAR DIL IAMB — On several examinatim I had a low White coat around M. I saw a specialist in hematology and Nd AU kinds of 'wild a test of my liver, d my bone marrow. These were all normal and my plenty of cells. M l white count was disproportionate ratio of white normal? ceiis inside your circulation as .p asid he felt that It compared to those that had wall probably normal for meto already passed out Into your fluctuate fl I should probably tissues. I) checked every two or Uwee i suspect you have nothing at •— concerned about but all to '— Since a year and a half since you were asked to do so, lt elapsed between my first test seems to me that It would be and U aecond low test, I wise for you to check with your wor i it is really necessary family dodor or Internist In for ohavete sthstoftel.I about three months to see what wall swed at the time I asked he would like to do about Dr. Lamb - the doctor about it. Also, is it following your caw. mvessIry for me to see a If you do have repeated dl :THE BORN LOSER 16 by Art Sansom — — 19 29 - 24 25 26 27 - 28 - to determine their while count 30 __31 _32 — — - — — 34 I :1 lII I — — I gI fAII - 37 — 43 49 41 42 46 50 - - - — 'IES! ITS ALL SIT' ALL WE NEW IS A 55 ___ I'.') 4 - 7' " — — — T 57 - - - - - - ' 1 + HOROSCOPE EK_&MEEK by Howl. Schneider Wa Pt G4- L?&M AIX) tiW. HJ.FWN! HOME 8 I + MflE tbt./LL r THEE CUK1,ER IF LEJD cw C6 FARE. / by AlVermser WOVEN XT5 - \ I BUT 5HE5 THE WRITERS 9OUW I ( COOKING EPITOR HAVE THE ME I VAT THE PAPER' PRIVILEGE AS '!Q —r . \ R WING INTO THE NS LOCKER ROOM AFTER THE B5KETBALL GAME! THATS NFAIR! r t,w cells I AGREE I • significant problem. More Dr. Lamb, In care of this likely, you has a minor newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, variation Indidrlbutlonofyotr Radio City Station, New York, YOUR IIRThDAY won't get away with excuses, white cells so that there was a NY 119 Marchii, alibis or ratki'lit1oun, This comlz year, conditions LE (July .Aug. ) Your coskiaria $oferce you toweed bralnpowfflsqiiattagoe low out those tigi In your life voltage today so bait. •• g wtici are noopro&ctiv.. You'll establish n gosh that Interpret what you!re aIgthg. Ills problem Is that If clubs will have more value. will VIRGO (Aug. 2MspL fl) 3.13 NORTH Mock Un suit nodf= him Examine *1432 from getting five club tricks. F1SC 'Feb 20March20' ca Ily befci'e 7Ou I*Iy and wJ53 recheck Attrickthreehcleadshls Be extra careful who you allow the figures to ma • queen of spades. If West to get listo your pocketbook certain they add up correctly. • K 5432 takes his king, South Is sure today- SomeOm looking Out You're prone to making of three spade tricks and will WZ81 rAff 0* for his own interest is financial midgm today. be able to discard a club on *K875 4111111 eyeing you. Gettiq along with dummy's jack'of spades. VK962 910874 LMA (W SO& U) pose West ducks*. 0 J753 Normally you always try toss. uthlaysthe 10 of spades. YOU ll 040y In your new A*o- anOtheelli point of view ad West ducks again. Now $OUTR Grsph Letter. Get yours by attenipt to adjust to it, l*it uis South leads the queen of mIlIIlg $1 for each 10 Asfro- mey not • AQ 10 of y hearts. If West takes that y• AQ P.O. Box * Radio City South will get a club discard Station, N.Y. 1001L 'Bs aw. to COIP1O (Oct. 24'I4ov. the Jack of hearts. So Wed ducks that queen qw* bbO sign, Diargresable eo.~Iii coisid also. Now South does not Whalrable: Both mmbftp& 11 11___ 1W ARM (March 31-April 19) you today. Don't A&tMm out wed five club tricks. He Dedw: Sodh scores Uw" des two Again today a give.uid4aka of be the bigger parson West NS East Saab 7!a1s and attlhsdemaetbsadopted In and walk away. 3NT four clubs. Pan 4 NT Pass INT — WIN AT BRIDGE ::'" AdA, ,tIvI. M wcat taday b.c.us. iwhatou'r. to every ately. rr mind By 0 delug Pay extra attentIon to CAJRJCORPI (Use_ g thltp diem iniporlanL 1 thaoerv. bodies G4I' (May 2Wm. ) oa4 wt you tier conosruag a ru1iiIllIsorwhathaadesn.srtofaatas,land. Mod today may net be tha we dommolft to 6. He gives no biSisig, but we uut. somsoes could be tsylug i*srmi If th qualmsd vu.u1. to ""mIMo yoer thIii• se. am --&_ thiCk the facto. AQVAU (Jam. 20.P'E. 11) $ssth wbe tha CANIMR (Jm 214* U) &MMhobbbbilmdMWIN lead 41d his 801 of _____________ by Stoff.I & Helmdshl - I AtAPY gNvIfio$ XPANPING INTO IN1 HAyS U 60T A CYUC1NøTO PSPQLIThATfTUFP ON 1141 w'' ...'r 4/441.1. OMeOOSTACLeS TOOVI9OMI. ' ____ - PM it W1111111111111 duft WO .. authority lgw today. You / do mn b&* dw b*mb& esd dpm by lob Thaves it ui. seventh trick and Is held over from Whist, whate thate was no blddI and the seventh, or tl'lCkwu all important. You have a th.(00,Ixta?W •IL?k care Im the , W. Individual quostWs will by stamped. 8sif-addressed copies of JA C08 V MODERN.) by Stan Lee and John Romita + . trickof. M? 9110811110im will be used In SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND IRNUT d1 OpenW IsW: 0 10 You nm to rm d making VA'i.t. N1V1 I. P4øt.' MAtAUVIN' M4NYsXGS*FUL PEMCUJS, IUINESBES YLV1fTf RI TART ON A jV 1979 " Pat a Am to do waftbatt, no - t ,,, ,v. , RUGS RUNNY R - I 3-13 PRISCILLA'SPOP I SEE A WOMAN REPORTER WACJ I . F IREP I 'vESTERPAY'" ..&44 white sMs ff bon mwrow. way anemias are caused can Your man Iscout WMI send 50 cents with a long, white COMIt and Your Perfectly stamped, self-addressed ennormal PrOdUCUM Of white velope for The Health Letter cells by your bone marrow number 4.3, understanding The maest that you don't have a AnwAas. Send your request to By BERNICE BEDE 080L For Wodnesday, March 14, Then, if you get an infwtion, isaistokoldngMtMUpof that is what causes the sym the iceberg. Then are 20 times toms. as many white cells Inside the There are a variety of boo. marrow that are fully reasons for transitory lowering matured and ready to be of white blood cell counts, but released when needed. Not Only slnce you don't have ahlatoryof that, a large niinber of white repeated infections and cells oune cast of the circulation because you have normal Ii*o the tlue spaces. There marrow, It's znunt unlikely It are probably 20 times as many would be a serious matter in vessel In between your various Anemias can be caused from cells as there are inside the a continuous loss of a small drculatlng blood, amount of blood, Inadequate You really can't assess preduction of red blood cells by whether a person has a the bone marrow, excessive diseased number of white cells 4Iructlon of red cells, not or not on the basis of the enot lien. or not enough average Wood W. That's why vitamin 0-12. Readers 'Who it was neceasaly to study your want an understanding of the CHAIRS t 11000 1 - — — — — 56 CAN'T THEY AFFORD tAa6s V MAR" VT. MT a#i SAOOUT THIS- '\ LEGISLATURE SITS ON J '— I HE.APUNIF ON THE DELAY IN PASS4G AuTO-SA,rYLaG1SLATION V /1 1I 52 - --__- Ii Bob Montana "V DO YOU iAve ,i srov - — 40 — — — AD,IUIC 38 4 - — — ________________ 36 I could my own internist manage most important thing to do would be to protect you against the prohien. LOW Infections. A low white count DEAR READER white call anmts are rather itself really doesn't present an Weraft. The blood tat that symptoms. It jot docresses Un is commonly &W on every body's ralstartce to infections. - — — — 20 21 — 22 23 _ 17 ___18 IVD IWSVV! MIS ORLANDO MICROFILM, INC. I.. a -Am 1IMMSE - 25 WALL STREET POST OFFICE BOX 1419 A ORLANDO. FLORIDA 32802 v!P? HIGK • F"_ . -.sw. Tg TUMBLIWUOS .5 UL-•i 5 looN. byT.K.Ryan GFuPA E 15 PAPM 3.. Ima UK ITS Aww .•. � 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 13, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d9326337f4df8923d9cf4397bd9ede82.pdf 386ac7b2d5fb1705cfa5adba4f1c182a PDF Text Text ��������������� 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 16, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 16, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 16, 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/04e2a34c205b4cda037c9735ff9b7e53.pdf d682e6eb0fa3bd63e06586dfbc673ad1 PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 175—Monday, March 12, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Fuel Adjustment On Utility Bill Going Up By DONNA ESTF Herald Stifl Writer Not only will Florida. Power & Light Co. (FP&L) cutomers the prompect of a power Ion through brownouts in the next few weeks, but they will also be facing a 13 percent Increase In the fuel adjadment cod on their monthly power bills. "We received notice today that the cost of low sulfur oil has been increased by $2 per barrel or 13 percent from $15.45 to $17.45 per barrel Regular sulfur content oil has been Increased by $2.35 per barrel," Scott Burns, district hir uni*rWI$) by Hal Kaufman SUM DAVI If yes add Iii. sumbsrs if use calendar days In March that precede Tereece's birthday, yss'll dlscev.r they fetal emetbird lbs sum if the days Is March that follow his blrtey, wiuki, is on u#W day? % / SMystsry Wordi A word there Is, five syllables contains: tako one away, not ins of them remains. What istheword? • u*a sqltsas. IMM *15 j, IAIOi% Rssrraiss IsHere Is firm three word. associated with St. Patrick's Ow 1. 0*11 PAZ. LEARN BY. 3. ROCK MASH. Time: we misats .scb. I•e.-..•.• ••- - IWTVi1A1WI,$I,,adI RlddleMeThIsI Wba$ kind if baths do bess take? Burnble baths. Which NO did the Russians invent? Ready? Tsaripsrlfta. SNINANISANS Practice this stunt for Patrick's Day so10 . •-- neytogowithit. Fold aofpaper into nine squares. Draw ashamrockin the cantor square. Tsar the paper along the fold. Drop th squares infoahator - i. • . ___ ___ fl I JJW ___ J$IWflN 1IJ 41513 I :IrrftJØa -. •_ ..,, . . . . ..;. . . -.,.• $3.07 per month per thousand killowat hours. So, whatever a astomers fuel adjustment charge Is, he can anticipate . a 13 percent Increase In that amount. "Onlythree moiAhe ago," he said, "we were paying $12 Members of the Sanford Qty the state law and vote for Coarilsolion ___ said today they paying the back pay," camplan to vote tonigt* to pay a mented Commissioner John WA of $1,1.3S to two city Morris. "I don't see that we _ have any other choice." street department employees for time spent OVi? a 10-year City Manager Warren E.a It Is period, in_____ training __ Knowles said as far as he's Florida National Guard. concerned: "The law's the law A search of city records over and that'sw we should abide ____ the pad 10 71&I by AIMItmt by. The law says they should be My Manager Richard Quiglay paid fully, and that law has IneMsd the city owes Danny been on the books for a long and MarHi $ time. Anyway, I've followed the Forsythe commission's directive and "Quits frai*ly, I think It has we've researched the records to ____ .com- determine how much bees the attItude money is ell nàslon to PSY those P1' Involved. W those get on with It," said figures to the commission ilssioá David Farr. "Unless tonight and whatever Is the ___ :— Up with comrnhtIers' wishes, that's SM t Is very soaMbing what well abide by." Meting to show ens otherwise, I The lien, came to light In really think we owe ft to these early February when Seminole to pay them and I'm County offIcial,said they would ___ nelz en tdeiai* to a atMs ____ ad law rsrb mmiIc4pel aesd with Fan's sssmint. toady to pay their "i'm sirs we're gokig is go NO salary for say o and pay ft" eonima,*ed military training Keith. "I thok WI have with thE Florida National $ItSTMtIVS." Guard uptol7 days ayear. Coiivnller___ Jullan SteaTo date the Sanford and strom noted the Ciirn1uiO would have to approve the back county commissions have failed pay to comply with date law. to comply with the law. The "If that's the law, that's the county and Sanford have paid law. When I took my oath of their employees In the guard office I swore to uphold the their salaries less whet the guard paid during their two. law," said Steadun. "Fm going to go along with week training periods. . ). CAN YOU TRUST YOU* IYIS? There areatlsastsix diulluMu spaidbifflmps,selsJlswqskklycas M find mess? Check ..wars with thsse below. . .N. . 2 . Now. sum frlsnds that on this day Ills -Hftin, and proper that you ahould be able thflndtheshemrock. Norws we Only on (lb. , —I with fi sham. reck) has all four of Its OFF SIATI Cm. yes hs iSrooly torn. .' _______ P IIUSIW II . box. :rçj ISI . .•-. 2 -: . to414 per barrel for oil and the lad price Increase came only a month ago." Burns noted that the cod of oil to the power company before the fuel crisis of igm was $2 per barrel. The company has estimated It Will use 40 million barrels of oil this year. "With 42 gallons of oil in a barrel, that's a lot of oil," he said. Meanwhile, the firm Is continuing Its plans to appeal to Gov. Graham and then toPrealdent Carter with Graham's expected support for permission to use higher sulfur content on. Not only Is the higher sulfur oil more plentiful, It Is Off ic ia ls Say Sanford Pay Dispute Over / / manager for FPL said. "Cuiers can look for the fuel adjustment portion of their power lAna to Increase. The fuel adjustment cost Is controlled entirely by the cost of oil," he said. Fuel adjustment charges ___ Page 3.A Senate hearings, r r drimmer Irlsisd shave is Iiu for lbs parade. No catch with Ms psi., W r11? SDt.MPl)Mcg MM J2 See FUEL, Page U Irked Carter To Israelis:' We Still Fall Short' matter of ° i. about $2 per barrel less even with the latest Increase In cost, BUTIS said. Currently, federal antipollution standards ban the t,ijpjng of higher sulfur content oil. Burns said without the Mng of the ban FPAL customers - which Include residents In the Samford area—w brownouts—Ices of power. loss low-milfur fuel FP&L will be receiving Z per during Oda month, April, May and June, he sal(D JERUSALEM (UP!) - U.S. officials said Begin, In his speech to the Knead, said, President Carter blew up In anger today when "the problems that are separating us are Israel Interjected a "a new serious com- serious ones. We don't play around with plication" that brought his quest for a Middle words or niceties. It Is not a matter of words. East peace agreement close to failure. essence." The Israeli Cabinet In an all night session Begin indicated that one of the major accepted some but not all of his proposals for unresolved problems was a clause In the an Egyptian-israeli peace treaty. Then Prime treaty giving It priority over Egypt's defense Minister Menachem Begin told parliament pacts with Its Arab sister dates - a clause that the treaty could not be signed until after Cairo wants changed. parliamentary debate. "This Is the heart of the matter," Begin American officials described this as a "new said. "We have security problems" on the serious complication" and that the unex- Lebanese, Syrian and Jordanian frontiers pected development caused Carter to explode "where hostility remains." in anger. Normally treaties are initialled, Carter had tried to ease those fears. then signed and then debated by parliament "Despite the progress of the past six before ratification. months, we still fall short," Carter said In "I will bring this treaty to this house (the slow, almost painful tones. "... We have not Knesset) before we have flied our yet fully met the challenge ... We must again signature," Begin said as Carter listened to a contemplate the tragedy of failure." Using different approaches and terms, simultaneous translation of the Hebrew through earphones. "I take great pride in our Carter repeatedly dressed the need for a democracy." commitment by Israel to take the risk _ ___ __ Carter had listened to the fiery reutred for peace. _ 1klIM*ss tilde, mtM W iS 15 "S -SØ beruptIona of Begin by Geula Cohen, a eternal dream for peace. But we mod make disaffected member of Begin's Likud bloc. this beginning," the president said. After a 10-minute diatribe she was forcibly ejected from the chamber. Carter appeared Israeli Troops somewhat bewildered as leftist deputies repeatedly heckled the prime minister with shouts and catcalls. Shoot Students Carter had told the parliament earlier that "the people of the two nations are ready now TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) - Israeli troops for peace" but "the leaders have not yet today fired We a crowd of Arab students drenoastrathug In the occupied West Bank proven that we are ready now for peace. They against a peace treaty with Egypt and mud persevere. With or without a peace treaty, the United States will always be at wesaded three of them, we seriously, a Israel's side." military spokesman said. Juvenile Arbitration Alternative To Lock And Key - IyMAX*UUZflAN HsrsM$tWdtar behind him., the arridleg officer miat. dlanhis the on or pass now with no prior record. l think this getting off scot free." Bernosky. "There Is no toilet- you guys, you're just like "If you ever ass two. eyes recommend arbitration. tenc.. Sentencing could include gives law enforcement an The offenders who enter the dewing or anything of this everybody else." grow, It's when that door Following that recoin- coimsiling, a work program or alternative to suggest to BBS juvenile arbitration program nature. They wash windows and In addition to working with The door, oft wide 1usd shuts," said Bernosky, .ItfIig nwnàtlon, the child and child's redltgion In property damage (State Department of Health are usually sentenced to some scrub walls and duke." the children directly, the of. Sgt. William Barnoeky usda a In his office. "Then they know parents or guardians must cases. and Rh&11tatIve Services) form of work detail. Bernoaky Upon completing the sin- ficers Involved In the arysiugmssssidparadso It's ad Barney Miller. This Is agree to the fldidire WitidiS At a time when juvenile and the Judges where the kids draw, up a contract for the tence, the child Is required to bitratlon program confer do be* rom at tk Sadord ti.o days of being notified , don't go to the detention center offenders and their parents or write a flve.page paper on why several times a month with us. P11105 DiPaitflwi. guardians to sign. The contract he or she should not Mail. The members of the county's ar,, sJjy in this case is tis. arbitration has been recoin- nosky said he feels tiie at- or jail." 11a Is the booking iO, Ifleldid. calls for the child to appear ata program has netted the police tgtration task force, according hNabdoil jvVewle . system i B.raoeky tills the boy. ' dielgnated time at the police department some new-found toBernoeky. lAtratlon program. The arbitrator mud hear the against such a rising- crLs- procicns ° r us. wbenyosgstyoirpelats , department, im ,5 friends as well, according to I guess you can see Ins ]own their uiwi will The arbitration program Is an charges d where it all darts and goes really sm*lnulatIc about this During the time the child sat Bernosky. you dat, It altsris.tive to sending a firston, a.ceae ruling"lls.juvenliearbltratorlsan "'' A the pollcedepsrtmed,heorsise "This one boy asked If he progren," add Bernosky. 'It's of 'U' tim. juvenile offender through .er stape" alternative," commented "A lot of these kids have an is required to perform a work could come down a couple of really gratifying to see. And P' i t. oatinuss to the Jail, the Ilrne-consumlag court Bernosky. "We're ad talking attitude that they say4hey, I'm detail supervised by Bernosky. days each week and work at the when you get a cop to say, 'I ilke thw peath is placed In a system. The arbitrator fumctkins like about the hardened criminal, a juvenile, what can they do to ,No d.m.srlug work is to be department," recalled Bet. it, lets give it a chance,' Its got cii aid the doer Msd 71wprogramwerhethia way: a judge In that he or she can This Is the flrd.tlne offender me?' Now those kids aren't done by thm kids," noted noiky. "He said, 'I kind of like merit." -. ---p. _____ , . . i ... . -- _____ - * r gr**I-.au_... - , •, -, - 'ia-.. - ' -F. • :H*; ---- - —.-- - .- ---- ' R*ich ----.-.• .-. - 1t -• f • 4. - - - . -•. - . • 0. - - I .' • .- C*Iedo's Centennial - -. - •I - IyIOOUIOT cactutoed the aft contend with swarming bwecti forest periods in Ovtedo's 1sCun. ----The fad t Ovisdo has thdalmcutwlpsdos*thear.e's history, ware an bend. At 9:X A hsdrsd years ago Oisde ir4id 10 ji.t5 Is Indeed citrus peodedlom. Frank Wheeler and Use King, rudulidofagsmsrslatmead wosthcil.Iratlom,InIIgldof the Ovlsdosn's pride oftheir past lortg4ime resided. of O,jsj Put emeasathshonof ordsels tW Um city sad he was evident throvocut the Labs Jop at a place known r-b have had to contend ce'deyvAa] cslsbeatious, which the celshratlm by US, Sen. as Jop's Ls. with.___ began Friday night with a Richard Stone, As_king- ad Riveibatscomlagdown the ft.4 o4the "Big Trssae" dance at the 1sdo High in iON1 w the temperature School. The music was a withsn4 celebration. to the mirth, stepped to pm up dripped to 17 digress ad maui mixture of square daacgs, Sbus bid originally $-uq cutlet bum Jobe ii 's p1*, f"ci* rM.s& hit daWW tunes, and . couidry to upsek at 0*6 High liked a1da of 1 101 some dirm, Vlsr, it$vs.yes'latsr pad popular music. on Suadsy ofhesusce, but ages celery, or other ngrlcdiarul, Ovlsds not eely.uatheredthe About sNprpl,,mesyo( luralagts.wmstoapp,er. . prededspm int haares. Grad Dqieulen With therad them dru.4In the c110 "Meettbe Prows,ha flow iais Tka q would asko the of the natI" bat alsO bid to iss r-kuIacu* of dl- asks the prus- v4-' P'4y lsagtebsktoJachasWis 131110L Itimis add be wo kn. own thegoedeweddswa. - Her*1 ago' Celebra . •pm odbyOviado's. tally and a Ia mactherm . , NwbtL -Ia Is Ouisdo wn qd1k _____ may placas lihe Ovisis are "hook admevedataneesy Are.4fletlsk .........4.A Ueseireps.................41 te $ a r1k ....... 41$ I''':j . . . . . . . ..... ... . l.A buitage?" ........... _____ 41 0111fl.iMs .................IA • Acu 'irnh4 of .4 he or.ad QeemesM .......... ...... 41 OtJU.V . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 -s-_ of 111"Will hi'Msd the Edliurlil ................. . . 4IA Spies • .................. $ui.A aiulvSis.. M i''il 7,110 is iObIrtaydIIdS.4me Dear Ahbp ............... . 11 •fllijbti& . . ............1$ ............ei W.u*u.... ... ............1* besIOWMANYS P.0 iOuay , 4,. - M.IeIslsldMaNpkVS*IAGISidDSYMflS(SItry ule" N , �2A-Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. Monday, March 12, 17 • -.--•- An A To Z Look At Entire Situation' '1 I Senate Hearings On Energy Begin Today NATION IN BRIEF IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. On Sunday, Sen. George intelligence," McGovern said. Jackson also repeated an so that local forces, Egyptians now the means of defending skyrocket- McGovern told a nationwide Jackson, interviewed Sunday earlier warning that the Middle and Israelis or a combination of those oil fields without one bit of big oil prices affect so many television audience that on ABC's "Issues and An- East oil fields are vulnerable to both, should be available to support from the United th od ct they will hr Schlesinger should be fired. swers," said he has no doubt his a guerrilla attack t ha t could defend those oil fields in the States," he said. "It's only if it the entire economy out of kilter Appearing on "Face The us $1 a wi pe out Am erica's supplies, event of sabotage or in the should break out into a larger and possibly bring abo ut a Nation" McGovern sa id the gallon gasolin e will come true Egypt and Israel, he said event of a direct assaul t on situation that American forces "deep recession, not just administration's po hi Sunday, should form a task those fields," he said. wo uld be needed." ordinary recession." is a "disaster." "You're going to see, I think, force to defend the fields. His Senate Energy and word of a recession because of the "it i had an He said the United States Jackson said an American "There's no need for AmenNatural Resources Committee make developments in the Middle should not just stand idly by and backup would be essential, but can forces at this point, but we today was be ginning what he today, I'd say get rid of Mr. East and they're just as serious let such an attack occur and Egypt and Israel could form a should never rule out that called an A to Z examination of Schlesinger and energy as the 1973-1974 (oil) embargo," should be ready to se nd in its task force now without any help po he said. "Amenss ibility," the entire energy situation, with chief that can look at the w hole he said. "You're going to see a o wn forces as a last resort. from the United States. Forces would only be used to can Energy Secretary James energy problem in this co untry deep recession, not just an But in the meantime "there th e oil fields as a last defend Sc hlesinger as the lead witness. with more imagination and ordinary recession." needs to be a contingency plan "The two countries have right resort." -- Henry Jackson says Energy Plans Prompt Florida Church Defends Carter's o er pr u s t ow previo Delegation Visit To Capital Handling Of Iranian Crisis WASHINGTON (UP!) Gloomy gasoline shortages and what the federal WASHINGTON UP!) - Sen. Frank Church, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, defends the leadership of President Carter during the revolution in Iran and lauds his efforts to bring peace to Egypt and Israel. "What was it the president was to do in Iran," Church asked. "What could he do that 700,000 Iranian troops could not do?" He praised Carter for securing the departure from Iran of all Americans who wanted to leave."And he hasn't received a word of credit for it," Church said. - predictions of government plans to do about them sent a delegation of Florida tourist Industry leaders to Washington today. The delegation plans to confer with Florida's congressional delegation to see what can be done to sustain the tourist industry during an energy crunch. State tourist officials don't like President Carter's gasoline conservation plans, which Include mandatory closing service stations on Sunday. They pointed out that heavy tourist travel to beaches, sporting events and other attractions occurs Sundays. members of an energy licy wit predictions of n a year. y one recommendation to get an Hitchhiker Raped By 2 Men In Car of on China Maneuvers Into Olympics LAUSANNE, Switzerland (UP!) - With one shrewd diplomatic stroke, China has all but assured itself a place In the Olympic Games next year, International Olympic Committee officials said Monday. Taiwan's refusal to meet Peking sports officials in face. to-face negotiations will give the IOC an ideal opportunity to fall in line with other major world organizations and switch its Chinese membership from Taiwan to Peking In the next few months, the sources said. Although the Taiwan Olympic Committee has not yet made an official reply to IOC President Lord Killanin's invitation to the round-table talks later this month, Shen Chia-mlng, president of the Taiwan Olympic Committee, already has said there is no chance Taiwan will agree to the talks. Amin Proposes Peace Talks NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) - President Idi Amin, his precarious military hold on Uganda strengthened by 1,000 Libyan troops and some armaments, offered to open rn441. 4_ £D...I___ J3L rsincaa sjuvAiring on-again off-again war, Vietnam Fighting Continues BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) -Fighting raged along the border between Vietnam and China today, slowing the withdrawal of Chinese troops and Hanoi said the invaders still "nibbling stand plundering" many areas in Vietnam. A Vietnam News Agency report said Chinese gunners laid down artillery barrages of up to 3,000 shells a day in some areas in the northeast corner of the country. The official New China News Agency, In Its version of. the fighting, said Vietnamese army units had launched several attacks on the "temporary positions" of Chinese troops, who were withdrawing toward Banlan, in China's Guangxi Kwangai province. "The Chinese troops struck back heroically and Inflicted heavy casualtie, on the my," the Qgzg aglmy said. HOSPITAL NOTES MARCH ,)t7t ADMISSIONS Sanford: Brenda Baker : James 0. Brook Thad Brooks F Christine Johnson Kenneth Bennett Jr., DeBary Al h..h.. --'--'v : Leny Fr.ebersyur. Deltona !tPe B. Whit., Longwood t:'Elroy Herrick, Orange City BIRTHS sanpo,-d: fl.,4 D1... - DISCHARGES i..... VI'- W7 Iliad Brooks Robert E. Carroll David E. Chicefoky Karin Dunn and baby boy William J. Labbe Ralph G. Luther May Maloney Joan Mohr Theresa Muilk &bby Retalic Charles H. Williams Catherine Batty, DeBary Raymond Doyle, DeBary - Evelyn C.Faulconer, O.Bary Rita Harris, Daitona Ricky Paxton, Lake Monroe Mabel Loomis, Lake Mary Beverly Douthitt, Orlando Audrey N. Honycutt, Winter Springs Ellery F. Songster, Franklinville, N.Y. MARCH 10, 11975 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Maths Baylock Garfield Harris Frances Herr Sandra Misserimith Leslie I. Sheppard Connie Singletary Cyrus Wickerle, Dettona Leslie Underhill, Longwood Elmer S. Shivers, Ostien BIRTHS Sanford: Laverne and Sandra Messer. smith, a girl James and Connie Singletary, a boy DISCHARG5S Sanford: Faith A. Bennett and baby boy Lucy Cotton Florence Hurley Lucy Inman Florence Jones Pauline Teston Richard Williams Etta W. Bradshaw, DeBary James Conway DeBry Louis Buehler, potions James Dudley, Deltona Adam Killian, Deltona Jonathan I. Rivera. Deltona Patricia Bibby, Lake Mary Laura Evans, Fenton, Mich. MARCH n, gg ADMISSIONS Sanford: Ramona BrIdges Richard Cruger Marilyn England Pamela E. Jump Ellen Rentr Ewell Whit, Robert Smedley, Dettaon Ethel Spear, potions Ruth E. Long, Enterprise Donna B. Beardsworth, Geneva Marcus S. Yates, Lake Mary William B. Cowley, Evensvllle, 'Altered' Records Investigated ___ 'Fii t: Ilostly fLit tidiy psrUy d.ady Thsday. OW Ceji $.dsy aad tiLight sad flrin.r begluiag Taesdsy. Hl"t.dayperISst.l.w tiLight 7 a $ fflih' Tiasday 1I N, l.0 ATLANTA (UP!) Agents from the FBI and the Justice Department questioned a former employee of the Carter Warehouse Sunday night to determine whether the president's peanut business altered records and violated the terms of a 1975 loan from the National Bank of Georgia. A Washington Post article, published Sunday, said that Jimmy Hayes, a bonded warehouseman who worked for a company whose bond covered a Billy Carter loan from the National Bank of Georgia, had claimed In a series of interviews that he and Carter altered records. He also said they sometimes pledged the same collateral bins of peanuts for more than one loan during the spring of 1976 to cover a deficit In payments on the NGB loan. The Atlanta Constitution reported today, however, that Hayes has denied that there was ever a shortage of collateral at the warehouse and said that the Carters - And the band played and marched—on V Herald photos by Roger Roy - Herald Photo by Jane Cassetberry Reed Rasmussen, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rasmussen of Chula Vista, and his broomstick horse. 'How Many With Such Rich Heritage?' (Coit1nud From Page IA) 8,000 spectators came out to sit in the sun and watch over 50 units, parade down the city's main streets. The parade included many floats, the U.S. Navy marching band, several local school t1s, and some state and local political officials, among them Congressman Richard Kelly. After the parade, the Oviedo Women's Club held a "Great Day in the Country" outing behind St. Luke's church on SR 425. Smoke from chicken being barbequed on open charcoal grills drifted through the shade trees and Into the display and sales booths, wbero gos could buy anything from antique furniture to "raw, unfiltered honey." flUe she sat in the shade listening to a local group of musicians play different country-western selections, Maggie McClellan explained why she has lived in Oviedo for 17 years. "I like the country atmosphere and people here are so nice. Everyone says hello. And besides, I can get really fresh produce. I wouldn't want to live anywhere else." Sunday afternoon, after a community church service at the high school led by several area ministers, Oviedo Mayor Ben Beasley introduced notable local figures, including 96-yearold Henry Jackson, who has lived in Oviedo for more than 70 years. While the Navy band played "America the Beautiful", Jackson sat .milIng, tapping his foot and swaying to the rhythm, Nita Rawlson, chairman of the centennial committee, then introduced "the many people who helped make this cen tennial a success," Mrs. Rawlson explained the funds Lewis To Disclose Finances - finances. The camper, owned by Shirley Causey, 45, of 201 West 18th St., Sanford, has been placed on the lot for sale, according to police. Thieves gained entry to the camper and drove it off the lot, said police, Today's younger generation helps recall the historic event tgomnery, In their faces, Owner W.L. Goodwin would open the door Saturday only for whites, keeping it shut to blacks and reporters. He refused to answer questions about his policies. ... Fuel Khomeini Cr*to iicized Over Changes (Continued From Page 1*) - codes. Asked if she would describe Khomeini as a male "chauvinist," Ms. MIllett, author of "Sexual Politics" and "Against Our Will,", said: "Yes, If only because the rights promised women at the beginning of the revolution are now being threatened by what he says and does." In the most outspoken criticism of )Chni j' planned March 20 rderendwn, the Ayatollah Kazem Sharlatmadarl, second most Important Moslem leader in Iran, called for the question on ballot to be rephrased. "Instead of asking people to say yes or no to an Islamic republic or constitutional government or either of the two, we must ask them: What kind of government do you want?" S.iatinadari said, Sharlatmadarl, 73, respected widely for his moderate views, led the movement against the shah's regime while Khomeini was In exile in Iraq and later in France, He said the majority of Iranians were "Moslems and will not vote for anything except an Islamic republic." But he said the referendum had to give Iranians a free choice of the future form of government so that "everyone in Iran and outside the country may know that there Is no coercion or pressure at work." The latest executions brought to 50 the number of announced deaths by revolutionary courts headed by turbaned mullahs acting on behalf of the 76'.yearolc Khomeini in defiance of Prime Minister Mehdl Bazargan's provisional government. Bazargan has called for an end to the summary trials. The Iranian Air Force disclosed Sunday that "certain people" seized rockets, apparently during the revolutionary takeover last month, and warned the weapons could explode spontaneously, killing across an area of two square miles. "These rockets, If wrongly handled, could explode at any time as a result of atmospheric conditions, causing Irreparable damage," the air force said. ••---.------. "If the governor declares an energy emergency and President Carter goes along with it, we will burna higher sulfur content fuel and there will be no shortage of power," Burns said. Normally, the peak use periods for power consumption daily, Bur ns said, are around 10 a.m. and In the evenings from 5-to-7 p.m. "The peak usage times is not going to be the problem," he said. "this shortage will affect some of our customers all of at some times and some at others. But It will ow customers." With the 25 percent shortage of oil anticipated, Burns said,"We will have todo something asof April hlf the restrictions are not lifted." He said currently a pamphlet uiging conservation of electricity is being prepared listing - affect ways of accomplishing He said some ways include raising thermostats by twoto-ttree degrees on air conditioners or heaters. thermodatson water heaters should be lowered to1-130 degrees. An even better way to conserve, he said, is to heaters when they are not in use turn off automatic lies are away from their homes. g times fa mi and durin t water heaters, he said. harm the ho not il l This w Burns noted FP &L has been promoting low-energy homes and solar water heating as conservation methods. He assured that brownouts do not harm electrical ap, ' water DISCHARGES Sanford: James D. Brook Laura Butler Frances Herr Lacy Mitchell Dale Dykes, De$ary Atanion Gayer, Dettona Percy J. Graham, Dellona G a I'c)t Tried To Cheer I ,iuB(J,1up(J,_ijl) "Electricity is an awfully convenient thing and we are awfully spolled,"heaald. "But the American peoPle have alwaysllvedup tothechalleflgeafldtbelitUation athand. And If this emergency comes I expect they will do same thing again," Burns said. "We, Americans, have proved in the past we can handle what we must," M eanwhile, at the Sanford Airport, Marvin Greenstein, 1A •k nI .h.. .. M55IUflI U14U46c1, a4U for some time. conservation practicing energy and field lights off at "We have been turning o.r un to mid 75s. Wink asrtherty ii to 11 mph ladsy_becemlig m.stly assikat au.d 10 mph t.atgM and Tuesday, TIDES 1VF)AY D111104118 Bosch: b1 7:41 a..., 71h p.m., law 1:11a,m., 1:83 p.m. Pert (aS'SrS1: No 7:13 s.m., 7:0 p.m., low 11$ s.a., ip. --- - r way 11 every night. We went to the Federal Aeronautics I4. mInistratIon (FAA) and received authority to turnthe lights out at night as a conservation coimty government wlualso belooklngst measures for energy conservation, especially during the upcoming warm weather months. Rapwt: WO 1 a.a., 1:3* p, law 7:31 a.a., 7:48 ia. Corrcf Ion Ewnlng Ifrndd W$PS sss That's Michele Davis surrounded (light) by colleagues on the Cuselberry Fire Department —nolCarol Hoffman (left),a member of the Lake Mary Fire Department, as was mistakenly reported In The Sunday Herald. Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Davis, both of whoe husbands are members of their departments, are the only two women firefighters In Seminole County. Mrs. Monday. Marcn 13 ,fl—VoI. iL No, 175 Pak4jshed Daily and hadip, .ac•pI Saturday By Tbe Seaferd Neraid loc., ISO N. PriecB Ave., kiderd. Pta. 32171. Second Class P.s$ags Paid at $asfer Plorlda 32171 Hirild phelus by logsr Say Hoffman was the first woman In Florida to complete the ZOO-hour firefighter's training course for state certification. The Evening Herald inadvertantly ominitted the lad name of Mrs. Clarlce Hand Taylor In the obituary and funeral notice which appeared on Feb. 25. Memorial services were held fqr Mrs. Taylor, 77, of Ft. Lauc*rdale, who died Feb. 18 in McLean. Va., on March 2 at the graveside in Evergreen Cametery, Sanford, with Rev. CIarence Yates of Pine Castle Un!ted Methodist Church of. ficiating. Sanford native, Taylor is survived by her daughter, M. Qj of McLean, and two grandchildren. North Semnina, Apartment 803. reported a white gold ring, valued a t $800 was taken from her apartment sometime Saturday, according to deputies. Deputies vestigating the incident reported there were no signs of forcible entry to the apartment. MOTOR, BIKE TAKEN Carl It. IAmlwnia, 40, of 133 Uuinon St., Longwood, reported thieves took an outboard motor and a bicycle, valued collectively at 60ff, from his yard sometime Sunday, according to sheriff's deputies. The motor belongs to William D. Shattuck, 103 West Lake, and had been loaned to Lalumia. The bike belongs to Laiwnia's son, according to deputies. Tom Bernosky reportedly overhead the solicitation betveeo the woman and the inThe marijuana and ice pick were discovered during a search of the woman's purse, a ccording to police. Ceg J --F------ at ',.. : ..'• i.#' 'ci I S ' -'.' • . .•, .-. . . . V.,, Valley apartment. worked," she said. "Those high was taken, according to VENTURA, Calif. (UP!) 1007 S. 1'l Th e couple, free on $1,000 blood pressure pills the doctors deputies. Lois Faulkner Is known as Sanford "Grandma Marijuana" to the bail, faced a preliminary were giving like to kill me." neighborhood children she at. hearing today. Both are Gradually, she began providRAND tempted to cheer up with free charged with felony possession ing marijuana to yo ungsters 1 sale, while NOW IN SANFORD felt were depressed co Miss Faulkner, 68, and her 63- MISS Fa ulkner also faces two whom she mbination of more L ki by a year-old brother, Joseph, were additional felony counts of dangerous drugs and noise arrested last month for selling marijuana, NEW LOCATION pollution The elderly woman freely allegedly running a marijuana HWY. 11 6 Lk. Mary Blvd. sales operation out of their Simi admits she sold, and occasionPIP AUTO INSURANCE ally gave, marijuana to cliii(minimum required by LAW) 3232454 dren and adults during the past Call Sanford.. TODAY - ,,,.: .. ,.... •..-.,' .,,. - OPENING! of marijuana for baggies of pot. ' Sanford Sailing AREA . Race Set two years, despite police war nings to stop. "They was nice then," she The 1979 International said, recalling a visit and an ford Lightning Classic Regatta " warning" year ago sponsored by the Greater SanHOMER E. GOODING Homer E. Gooding, 74, Rt. 3, by Vent ura County narcotics ford Chamber Comm is Sanford, died Sunday morning, agents. scheduled to begin 9:30 a.m. MissFaulknersaidshe began Wednesday. Registration, Bornin Brunson, S.C., he came to Sanford In 1925 and was a using pot herself two years ago according to chairman Tom making tea out of the stems Hunt, will end at 5 p.m. retired ranch hand. in an attempt to remedy her Tuesday; 40 boats already have Survivors: his wife Edith, blood pressure. Sanford; one daughter, Mrs. high been signed up, Hunt said to"I tried to smoke it, but I day. Marie Fogarty Fa etteville y A snecial ski show is N.C.; two Sons, Hugh, Sanford; couldn 't it hurt my lungs planned at5p.m. Tuesday at and Amos, Oviedo; 10 grand- so I made tea out of it and that the Marina to herald the event, greaicnuuren; inree grandchlldrm three brothers, Horace. Varnvllle, S.C.; Hugh, Hampton, S.C.; and J.C., Hinson, N.C.; one sister, Mrs. Runell Terry, Bronson, S.C. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Brisson Funeral Home with Elder Joe HarvIU of Orlando officiating. Burial will be hi Evergreen cemetery. DEATH informal pliances, $900, Front one of the rooms of the school between last Tuesday and this weekend, according to sheriff's deputies. The typewriter had been in a classroom and was last seen by a teacher on Tuesday. RING GONE Pamela Downs Shoe, 55573 ROOVINGVAKtM Claude Glower, Route I Sanford, and Frank MonCrawford Avenue, Midway, reported someone took $2,200 in roofing material builds a from a fenced area at GloverMontgomery Roofing, East SR HIKE THEFT Cen tipede Lawn 46, sometime over the weekend. Vann Parker, 55, of 209 San Tire tracks of a truck were Carlos Ave., Sanford, reported discovered in the fenced ares, someone took a three-speed according to Seminole County bicycle from his home Friday. Sheriff's Deputies. Value of the bicycle wa CAR TAKEN Rose Futrell, 34, of 107 Reel stay Court. Sanford. renortd _h someone took a 1968 AMC Rebel, val ued $600 from the ..,,4 , parking lot at the Joint in the Genera I Electric 1 Woods, General Hutchinson __________________________ Parkway, Saturday night. The ______________________ I CENTRALHE ATING car Is owned by Ben Futrell, ________________ also of 107 Reel Court, Sanford. PLUMBING ami CIA The keys were reportedly on 1 HEATING the floor of the car at the tim e it __ - STAR CITY, Ark. (UP!) A "Whites Only" sign hanging above the door of a sell-service laundry angered a group of blacks who, with their dirty clothes, converged on the business establishment only to have the door locked - Ind. Ethel Stansberry, Sebring, Ohio BIRTHS Sanford: Carl and Marilyn England, a boy Hi.e Delivery: Wesk. 7$ casts, MietS, $3.21; Mastus,, 115$; Year, 1210$. By Mail: Week, U casts; Meaffi $I3$ S Months, S3S.; year, long self-contained camper, valued at $3,500. 'Whites Only' Angers Blacks S - Motors car ment. - -- drove away Lewis, a millionaire businessman and rancher, joined in the suit with Senate Rules Committee Chairman Dempsey Barron of Panama City and Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jack Gordon of Miami Beach. The trio contends that the act does not apply to their current terms since they were elected before the Amendment became law. They filed the Florida Supreme Court challenge after the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear their suit challenging the constitutionality of the Sunshine Amend- :- School, reported someone took an IBM typewriter, valued at CAMPER THEFT Thieves made a large haul late Saturday or early Sunday when they from the C&J lot, 2507 Park Ave., Sanford, in a 1974 22-foot- Hills subdivision, reported someone took four wheel covers, valued collectively at $150, according to deputies. The wheel covers were removed from Holmwood's car while it was parked in his carport, deputies said. PROSTITUTION CHARGED Sanford police, relying on a tip from an informant, arrested Carolyn Jones, 615 E. Ninth St., Sanford. Thursday for soliciting for prostitution. She is being held in Seminole County Jail in lieu of $1,300 bond on charges of soliciting for prostitution, possession of a c o itt rolled sub stance (marijuana) and carrying a concealed weapon an ice pick). W.L. Jones and TYPEWRITER STOLEN Tony Mandeville, assistant principal of Lake Brantley High complete. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Even If he wins a state Supreme Court challenge to the constitutionality of applying the Sunshine Amendment's financial disclosure provisions to Incumbents, colleagues say Senate President Phil Lewis will file a full report on his personal By Women, Religious Leader TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - U U.S. feminist Kate Mlllett and Iran's second most important holy man confronted the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today with separate but sharp criticisms of the how the revolution is being run, Islamic revolutionaries reported executing six men Sunday after summary trials on mass murder, sex and drugs charges. Other people were flogged for gambling and promiscuity 4nd two youths were sentenced to die, one by stoning, for raping an 11year-old girl. Women opposed to Khomeini's edict that they exchange their Western garb for tlw chador, the Moslem ankle-length veil, planned to march today from Tehran University through the streets with a protective screen of male supporters. "This time we will have our own protection," one of the organizers said referring to attacks by knives, stones and sticks by Moslem revolutionaries during Saturday's feminist march. Ms. MilieU, 45, said she had been invited to Tehran by Iranian women organizers of the drive against the strict Moslem dress Sheriff's deputies. The woman reportedly flagged down a deputy while he was on routine patrol at Market Street and SR-427. She reported she had been hitchhiking in front of Taylor Rentals on SR 436 Saturday when two men In a late model maroon-over-white Pontiac stopped to give her a ride, Details of the attack are not "were not crooks." : placed at $125, according to police. WHEEL COVERS TAKEN Vincent Holmwood, 54, of 795 White Oak Drive, in the Rolling A 33-year-old Orlando woman reported she was picked up and raped by two men while she was hitchhiking in south Seminole County Saturday night,according to Seminole County - for the centennial came from the sale of city stock certificates for one dollar each and centennial commemorative medallions, which were sold for eight dollars apiece. The madallions are Inscribed T h e weekend-long celebration was an attempt by Oviedo's citizens to present the city's history as well as to bring out the points that they feel make Oviedo special. The latter was wellillustrated by an Incident that occurred in the parking lot during Saturday's "Great Day In the Country." A young, dark-ba1red girl w) was coII.cIng the r4111111011*41 parking fee told a man "That'll be twenty-five cents parking, sir."When he replied that he didn't "have any change", she just smiled and said "Well, go ahead and park. We won't worry about it." By MAX ERXILETIAN Herald Staff Writer - WFATHER-Iam readings: ternporat.111 47; owreight laws, 4$; yesterday's high $4; barometric pressure, 31.21; iikqve bumldlty, 87 peroaat; N at 18 mph. Monday, March 12,1919-3A gr VRLD H Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. a of - , , - y - £I___ - Funeral Notice _____________ 0000INO, HOMER B. Funeral services for Homer E. Gooding, 74, of RI. 3, Sanford, wto died Sunday, will be 10:30 am. Thursday at Brlsson Funeral Home, Elder Joe Harvill of Orlando officiating. Burial In Evernreen cinetor,. ,- - da - - - . - -- erce _________________________________________________- PERSIAN RUG AUCTION NO DISTRESS NO BANKRUPTCY NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ORIENTAL RUGS & CARPETS No Sprigging ' Nov ,ou can so, Critptj(Jt. lawn without back broakinq sprigging Thousands of lovely centipede lawns have been established from Cent Seed and many lawn expert'; consider centipede the best all round lawn grass in tims area Grows in sun and partial shade Grows in any soil, rich or poor, and require'; little mowing Comes back over, spring and requires a mini mum of fertilizer Plant your new lawn or Convert t our ofti awn .iith Cent Seed 5 pound package ii) ((iii WE have acquired f giant inventory of beautiful "RU kflOflIQ oriental rug s, from the principal weaving centers in Iran, direct imported by us a becoming harder to obtain each day. i $9495. ' THE ORIGINAL NOTE: We do not deal in Rumanian or Balkan facsimiles which haven't the real Intrinsic value of Persian carpets. These Oriental Rugs can be your hedge against a spiraling Inflation. DO BUSINESS WITH A BONDED AUCTIONEER Col. R.J. Wasserman i 5.i - I CENTIPEDE GRASS SEED WM • - - - as I Bring your measurements to the Sanford Inn 1.4 at SR 46 Thursday, Msrc 15 at $:OO P.M. Will be on exhibitionfrom 7:00 P.M. AMERICAN INVESTORS (919) 379,933 for Boston Galleries "The Quality Rug People" Terms: CASH OR CHECK I pound package plants .'tX)O 400() to Q4 •I ',quart 995 - Buy from your seed or garden store. C S. ,: t',.,. . ::.. ,p,p1',. i S.-e1Co �I Evening Herald (USPS 411.200) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30-322-2811 or 831-9993 Monday, March 12, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Ah, but spring ... it's in the air no matter what the calendar says. Anyone knows spring in Florida has nothing to do with March 20. Spring is obviously that time of the year when a young man's fancy turns to baseball, Around 9 - It's enough to make a young lady wonder. Here in Central Florida, it is virtually God's Country. Between the radiant sunshin e, fin e fields and a renewed enthusiasm for baseball, she doesn't have a chance. [-j I . -- Of course, it's not as bad as that maddening houeviife's malady known as the NFL, where husbands the world over hit the armchairs every fall and become completely engrossed by the Idiot box Saturday through Monday night. The Clock By JIM HAYNES The Not too long ago I ran across a couple at the crossroads of their marriage. She insisted that NFL stood for Non-Frequent Lovemaking. She took drastic steps. Seems she sewed a number to the back of her nighty. When that didn't do any good, she flatly told him "play me or trade me." He traded her to Baltimore. Seriously, spring is different, ladles. It's the time of the year to do things together. Like head for the ball park and watch Junior play Little League ball. That's a real blast - just wait for the hot weather and those three and one-half hour games. Or, in case your husband plays softball, just wait. and see how that one or two times a week games work out. Soon as the weather is better, it's tournament time. And don't let anyone fool you. They have tournaments every weekend. Personally, I like spring because of the daytime - temperatures. It's the same aroma that's in the air in the fall. Changes of season ... they put everything in a different perspective. Spring is also the time of year you can hardly get a tee time at the golf course, which also breaks up the women of the south. That often sends mom and pop to the tennis courts, and in case they played as partners, usuall} results in as many dissolutions of marriage as not. Pop can't win. He takes mom to the beach, and he gets in trouble by suffering from that salt-water malady known as eye strain. Yep, they are making bikinis smaller than ever. Picnics are fun, especially when the ants bite and poison ivy dears up. It's almost enough to make mom wish it were football season again. SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, March 12,1979-SA 7% WASHINGTON WORLD VIEWPOINT - - Solution Arabs' Common Cause The Dawn The economic signals are mixed. According to latest reports, inflation for the last reported twomonth period was at a near-record high. The annualized rate was more than 11 percent. Meanwhile, economic indicators point down. The drop in these indexes in January was the sharpest in some time. - - - - - - Of Sen a te - Oversight? All the signs point to a renewal of stagflation, the dreadful condition in which the economy stagnates but Inflation continues, By RICHARD E. COHEN WASHINGTON - What does Congress do when it believes the voters want to hear more about federal spending cuts and less about new That stagflation should occur at all is a contradiction of classical economic theory, which teaches that when the economy slows down, inflation will slow down, too. programs? Some legislators advocate proposals to balance the federal budget, while others push for tax cuts so bureaucrats will have less money to It is clear that with all the resistance now built into our economic system, it takes more than a mild recession to lower prices or wages. It takes a real recession to accomplish that kind of deflation in today's highly structured marketplace. And nobody wants a real recession. There are reasons to hope that President Carter's "7 percent solution" still has a chance of working if the people will give it a chance. The January jump in the cost of living may not reoccur in the coming months, Some businessmen may have hastened to take their full 7 percent price increases early in the year, so they would be effective all year, and may not increase prices again for the rest of 1979. We hope the Inflation rate cools quickly, for it would be difficult to continue to ask workers to be content with 7 percent wage increases when such increases compensate for only a fraction of the current increase in the cost of living. 1. spend. But if the lawmakers really are serious about seeing that government functions more smoothly, they ought to heed the advice of several leaders, including House Spc'ker —t — Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., D-Mass., who have proclaimed the dawn of the "oversight Congress." Oversight of existing programs never has been one of Congress's strong suits. Many consider ireview of the agencies' performance 85 tediow and unrewarding work that offers few dividends to politicians accustomed to reminding voters and interest groups of their latest achievements, In the past, a member of the House or Senate Agriculture Committee may have decided it simply was not worth the time or aggravation to examine the failings of a program such as the Soil and Conservation Service even though many experts agree that is $500 million budget for farm pollution control has had meager results. The reason is that the only people who care SCIENCE about this program, or any of hundreds of others, - .. - I -' a . 0 , -1 ,_M ~ "~ I~, -1, ~' 11'.1110 ... , "*'.#,%. m l~ -' % ~ '4* ,, ., *., N ~. ~' WPM .. : -. - - - . - . I " . - ' .- - - • - - . ... . . __ - . . . p" ..--. "' -- . a. — .• - ." . . President Carter's budget office and Congress long," Murray said. "But right now It Is." -. I .. .* .I - ' - _l, - * * . " 1 1 1. i1 . ;___ - - - ' ' '.! ' : :-. " , Rumler Cint Pl.w.vl Wln1a DswIun HIwy Newell lsm Lyia Totals SEMINOLE - :' "s' -.,, " - -- ' -'. ' , - "a -V • Nivicti '' - . 1. I Hees ."' . " t' -. , • 4 •• .._ ' •.. " . ,'' Totals '. - - • , : - - . .'- '\ 46~ 4 i'- I.' . it -- • ,._, _______ - . -. a -. - 1, C,. "" '. - .- ;I. I . 1. a-. • -; I. t., — 4 - belM achieved than do the am.. bitlous plans of Syria and Iraq. -- ... . -- • - . - . - ' -? 11, . '':' i . .c_•, .? - ' !IIILJI,IIJ_ - ______ GaInes Joyce Evens I 'i .'r IsdIsni 'f.i Venture I 4 : IIS iii II0 1$ S $ Curry Joyce Drilling One Way To Beat Heat i4.,, .4 .... - .. s .' . 's- - - , . W. . I ., - 'I Ar. — -0 I - , - -'- - " /"4 a - , - • a - - . - •* - _J'.4 - ,,' .*. A. — .4 - *.,* ; - - • _ - . Allen Wing Safe On Wayne Thomas Tag . ,. • tr ' ; ' - ., flatrn I I I Thompson 3 I I Totals IS 4 3 r-' . ' 61. : ~ L. . s - -. ' • 000 010 4-5 V ALL-STAR AUTO BARtlETT BANK Al R H Al N H Manley 3 0 0 DAmIc. 332 21 0 Abney Lyon 4 31 Wilkes 2 0 0 Baker 3 3 Rogers 2 0 I Miller 4I3 I 0 I Wood Sterner I II Hensen 0 I S McCormick II I Taylor 2 0 I Reardon III On,rie 0 0 0 Rowe 00I I 0 I Verstegen Osborn III Larson I 0 0 DeLoach I00 I 0 * Mills Boyles 323 Totals IS 33 Totals 24 1511 . It," "s oo 00 0-I -. iaJ.i ,, '1 - 0*2 000-2 Royal AMC on $os- 3 Oil IN-4 AlI.Slar Auto Parts C.FLA.ELECTRIC Barnett Bank III 2I0 2II 20I 00 0 I5S 000 I 00 ICk 00 • Jones 104 451 4-I1 Smith Insurance 3to nl,,jrms Pools By Mac oaj Equipment COFFEY PHOTO ROYAL AMC *1114 AIRH HrIp II 0 NIchols 2I0 Poilits 3 I 1 Mckechnhe 355 3 0 5 NSlbav.q Colby 3SS 30 I Jenkins OlvIta 352 3 I I Lynch Nuftor 32I Dune 3 $ 5 landley 10I 3 5 0 Gordon Markham 3II 3 • 0 Purvis 35I 330 Rarlden II0 Joseph Totals 312 3 Kurcharskl 350 Marnla II0 Ferp.s II0 Totals 21 4 S Cotter Photo ,.,...L Ie . Herald photos by Tom Vincent VFW $405 • , Ill 133-9 115 Ill-I fl,,- 4 C. Fla. El.ctrlc -. 104000-IS •''' - , ROTARY DON'S SHOES Al N H 4 I I Lang Clippers! 4 I 0 Greene Sawyer 3 0 0 Thayer Wick 3 0 I Johnson McKilvey 3 0 0 Gardner Turner Al R H 3I0 32 I 423 20I 30 I Cllppard III Marlow 300 Zimmer I 0 I Ilederman III 10* III 0-I III 113 Don' s Shoes Rotary -10 . - . .5, . II J - ' Bobby Blerdermann, Tom Bradley Wait 00 .14, - I ~_--. p. - -. I 4 I . - k.~~ ....._.1 , -%--, . .; - _* .. -: o •_ - Speaker Tip O'Neill's rcle In the affair remains mysterious. He acted as referae,bot two lobsters against five steaks that Waigren would 'in, then cal!cd it a draw. . - - — .. PROCESS ABRH MACHINERY , - - ' b " ' . FOOThALL, FEVER: Inflamed by Superbowl i''!"n, Rep. Doug Waigren, 1)-Pa., challenged Rep. Jim Mattox, D-Tex, toa punt,-pus and kick contest on the Capitol grounds. Walgren won, and it cod Mattox a Tea-Mu dinner out. But he's welshing on half of the bet _1 Stetson hat claiming that there's not a gengallon hat small enough to fit on his colleague's piitized head. -- r . HILO REALTY : see IKersia ". . and Mike Arnerod had four; hull 3;' Al R H Overstreet ISS 4 3 1 Thorson Qua id L .1 ipped 3 e% Alps 22 55 363 11,616. LandscapIng, 10-4, with Eric Cupd 301 I 1 7 vvoiioru and niluy LJlCfteflS Dapor, I 00 3 0 I Galloway MItro 0 I 0 Miller 200 getting four hits ea. ch Win ter Odor,, II 0 ' 3 0 I Jarrel Community Church Norman 2 0 0 Fraser I00 Sean Flaherty 812(4 four IUL u)' SpringsT3.. Tempqita I 00 McWilliams I 00 owneu ....nny s y, a Coghill I OS 3 0 0 Buri,i Chet Smith to beat Central o rne r Florida Electric, 9-1; Browning a 70-hilt game with Mike Mullig ' an :H : tals 20 131 Forms demolish Tropic Bank, Bernatt getting ix for the Totals 17-4 as Johnny Luce and Bobby losers and Chris Crockett six H&DR.ally 303 20$-lI Fat Boy's Luce each had three hits; Dic11k for the winners; and 00* 000-0 Proc.uMact,ln.y uOWflLu L ore City, Joyce Well Drillin g throttled 20-4, as Chad Brooks, Jim POOLS BY MAX O&J EQUIPMENT Tind,'1inrin1 18-1 .D Aiiil.D .,Jt AIRH AIRN Lucas and ivuue iji a vis I1IZU sour Martl Eddie Evans went 4-for-4 and too 3 0 0 Wing a, ape a u snO worked H.P innings (I? flflfltT iutq each • BrIdges 31 I 4 0 0 Robbins 20 In girls Bronco action, Yogi Thomas 4 00 Salvo pitching; Jackson Metal Works tempered Maronda Homes, 9-1, Bear Campground downed rew Hardwic . • I 10 as Robert Roth had two hits; Dawson Wallpaper, 5.1, and 'aa : :' Seminole Plaza Merchants used Burger King stopped Wilkerson Root 300 2 0 0 L.db.tter H 0 2214 TM IS three hits by Sam Montlone and Lwnber, 6-4. °a 35 ::: cramped and devoid of facilities." Travel expenses for the center amounted to "a preposterous $900 a month," and telephone charges were "an Incredibic $300 a month." The state Investigation revealed "a systematic looting of funds," and cited Innis' expenditure of $0,000 for travel In a single year. One junket alone, to Paris, London and Africa, cod $79,532.60. Other evidences of looting Involved $16,500 spent on furnishings for Innis' apartment and War personal Items; $4,000 for tickets to two Championship fights; living expenses for Innia' estranged wives; lavish hotel and restaurant charges, and the mysterious disappearance of a $74,000 savings account labeled "Slush Fund." Investigators are dill trying to find out where that money wad, -. . 'li_ . .4.6 ' SMITH INS. TROPIC BANK IROWNINO DATRO As NH FORMS AS I H Smi LANDCLEA th 4 2 4 Hoffman Al I H Desivo Al I H RING Al I H II I Irooks Dial s i Difatta . 3 3 I Archer 31 I Sums :' Taubonsee Sm i th I I I Siwtel ue i I 2 I I Goldlng Flaherty WMbS. L uce 4 1 4 Mliv I51 2 S S Hatfield Davis O'Q I 4 3) P 3 1 I lre.mfllid • s Luce 2 1 Merlol 3 5 I leuchens Hui 32I I I I Mullins 3•I I I I lowon Islet 3 I S isos, II I Wondt I I I 3 0 I Gelding Coleman Powell 35 Stewneft • -. L n 1nto pill), foster Au10 Clinic defeated Oakwood Builders, 17-1, as Joel Reeves usedatwo-hitterbyPaulAlgre plus a pair of hits by John CupidA a 12-0 trlumnh over to ' Process Machinery. .. ,.*I n Tin, mifh I Mu stang £H4 £lhUiI5w Insurance used a one-hitter by TUPPERWARE AIRH AIIM LInCISter 31 * Cardenas 4 OS Kerr 332 McArdls 4 I S l.wers.i 4 S I Ingram 4*5 KissInger 4 12 Davis 2SI Re,efkamp 3 I 3 Holman 3IS Weaver l I I Goodman 3II Oastley 4 I 2 Pliansant III nice 2 I I Holman III WIMItI I I I Knapp IIS Merger 4 I I Flalwrly 2II Holliday 2 I I FInklea to I RIcMer 1 I I Totals 24 I 2 urger IIS Totals • 11 III Ill'S VFW $41111 23 201 0--I 90 Is-I Tupperware ON III S-I JSCIWMI$$ Marenda Homes . _________________________________ Inyla I Rn,ecamp JACKSON METAL MAR0NOA Al I H HOMES Al I H PIerce 4 Ii • III Re* 33$ Ely 3SI HemplIll Il S Ely 3 0 I c.fs.y 31 i Block 3SI Hrlp 4 • i ReeK 3 s S Frels.wr 2II Riui If I CMecellsrs I S I Handshvfi 2 50 I S LwidvId I 2II • • Mitchell III 3 • , Walton Palala III I 1 5 10* Wsllsrman Grove III PNrIa$I IS I ISI Will Totals 33 , Hill II0 Rld,$sq I II Totals 22 I 4 JOYCE DRILLING - . aa I I I kIzir 1SIW,ee I S S WIlson 32 It 1 Totals IF loth a S . • •II 4a i iI 4. . "" I Pulliam ..... .9b4 15 IV SEMINOLE RACEWAY Al I N IlIlewwi 421 C N 'X (_ (. ... Al Abitsy Hvmeii , 4** 4-34 52$ 2-IS PLAZA - $ Adams Aull SIIkS - - AIRN 3 ii I I S OlItisØ. I Ii 3, I 21 3 1 I McNamara 3 3S III II1 2 I I soiw i is ii I Simms i.e II IMCKcR,,l* I j I I I WPevren " 00 II 3 Totals N0ew .: . -M30,~~M-.'v ..- ~. M""r, -"is, -1-..74 . , .•' t4 _ 4't@J1Q" I --1QR:; - -r .,.. '- . , mound stint; and H a SOGIXIS *1*11 4 2 1 DOnian i I i ,. Cn2 "a . ",,.' ''- ADAMS AUTO Evidence Of CORE Fraud Mounting I . - .:. .,;,,-,'~~I" I. . .~. . - and Tim (zreene fanned nine battLrb In a strong six inning mound stint the win In other Bronco games Saturday, D & J Equipment knocked off Pools by Max, 5-1, as Jim Robbinsheldthe losers to just one hit in a four-inning 1 .a.4.... ---- Herald Sports Editor - ,% , 1.9 -"; three hits. Mike D'Anilco and edged Doti's Shoes,5-2, as Brett Scott Neuch Safe, Jay Such On Tag ' YRemember when, if people asked for coke, It meant they wanted a soft drink?" . a I .1o. ',' JACK ANDERSON CORE telephone solicitors engaged In a number of "unlawful practices" to milk contributions from businessmen. A typical scam was for the find raiser to Identify himself vaguely as being from "equal opportunity," giving the false impression that he was calling from a government agency. The solicitor would then hint that he had received reports on dlsaimlnation by the businessman, and would "adb," the victim to show that his heart was In the right place by buying a place in CORE add vertisements listing equal-opportunity emplayers. "Intimidation, coercing and harassing tactics" were used to Imply that if a businessman being asked for money didn't come across, CORE would instigate a boycott among the black community. The orginhiatlon mlg$ even "call out the troops" and picket the recalcitrant firm's outlets. In shod, CORE was running a protection racket. One large corporation that does business with the black community was told by a CORE solicitor that Its image among Nab was bed. The problem could "easily be remedied by a public relations contract with CORE for $1,000 a month for four months." When the firm declined . ' 4 .?' - - i seven strikeout pitching by Robert Harmon in a 10-6 win for thr . ,, t to be blackjacked, CORE began a telephone smear campaign among businessmen who dealt with the company, suggesting that maybe they should take their business elsewhere "In view of the firm's negative attitude toward blacks." Solicitors were hired off the streets and enrolled In a bogus training program. CORE's financial report Indicated that tens of thousands of dollars were allocated to the program, but no fends were actually spent on It. The In. vedigators concluded: "Poor, madly minority youths were exploded and used to extort money from the public for the benefit of an organization whose sole raison d'dre had degenerated to the acquisition of more and more money, none of which ever reached the Intended beneficiaries." Most of CORE's social programs were 'hams. For the year ending In May, 1976, for example, CORE claimed to have spent $U million on programs like child day care, prison reform and Job referral. "CORE has never been able to prove that these so-called 'programs' had other than a paper eilatanc.," the Investigators found. In one outrageous case, CORE claimed to have spent $70,663 In one year on a day tare center that served jad four children. "If CORE was to be taken at Its word," the date report notes, "the amount spent per child would be sufficient to and them to the best private Institutions through graduate school." Not only that, but the center was "dirty, , - - - 1 Innis and his aides for squandering on personal extravagances and high living. Here are some of the shocking details coinpiled by the New York investigators: ' - - — I 1 - - -. - - WASHINGTON When we broke the story last October of fund-raising fraud and other financial finagling by Roy Innis, director of the once-respected Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) Innis was quick and vehement in his denial of any wrongdoing whatsoever. It was all a tissue of lies fabricated by his enemies, he told our associates Gary Cohn and Tony Capacdo. Since then, however, Investigators for New York's attorney general have completed a probe of CORE and have amassed a mountain of evidence substantiating our Charges. As of Jan. 31, CORE has been forbidden to conduct fundraising activities in New York, and the state attorney general has asked the court to either dissolve CORE or to remove Innis and his cronies from office. When Innis took over CORE in 1963, he pledged to work for improvement In the condition of blacks throughout the United States. But the only improvement achieved by CORE appears to have been in the condition of Innis and his buddies. In the process, the organization's proud image has suff er ad drastically. The New York state Investigators concluded that CORE solicited millions of dollars through a variety of illegal methods; that the impressivesounding social programs supposedly being operated by the organization with the money It collected actually existed only on paper; and that CORE funds were i fi't being looted by . - , . ' -. - of I Harness It was out with the old and in over Seminole with the new Saturday in Raceway; and Sobik's Sandseason-opening gam es for the wiches won a battle of threeSeminole Pony Baseball hitters, 15-14, over Adams Auto League at Five Points Field, Parts. but some old names made new In the Pony loop, McDenalds used a three-hitter by Chris hea dlines this time around. Bobby Miller and Clint Boyles to post a 5-3 win over ChryslerBaker, who have been one- Marc Slade twoing opponents in these parts Plymouth; Royal AMC Jeep ee years now, combined usedtightpitchingandtwohits to pitch a two-hitter In the b) Lte Jnkms to register a 5-2 Bronco League to spark Barin over Richard Coffey nett Bank to a lopsided 15-2 Photograph), VI' W Post 5405 victory over All Star Auto used the superb relief pitching Parts of Christ KLssIngez- For an 8-1 . - politics that is an obstacle to be overcome rather this point . ____ - review how programs are working and what mission now in the works. But Murray how going to be permitted to remain dormarit for too By JIM HAYNES * , - BERRY'S WORLD *1 . - Little changes should be made, .. Sem10inol e Pony Baseball Loop Opens ' The Marine Corps is showing signs of agreement. After the Incident, it announced It is changing Its policy and henceforth, the rule regarding tattoos "will apply equally to men and women." . Centerfielder's Eye-View Of Action On Bronco Field Saturday In Five Points Opener than an advantage. A few in Congress, like Sen. William ProxThe two factions have been feuding for years, mire, fl-Win., hold frequent hearings or conduct on occasion resorting to terrorist bombings and The slow of the economy will help restrain studies of existing programs to draw attention to further inflation but we know that a mild recession ROS8ITER JR. will give the National Aeronautics and Space assassinations, and it was not too many months a particular abuse. They often draw public and By AL ago that the Syrian press and radio routinely Uey otter few UPI ScteDce Editor wtt%.*t do, U* qb,,.wttho qe *1 t eaa attIUo1a but, typically, £urtb& . Mknlnistration authority next year referred to the Iraqi president sea 'der-." PASADENA, COW.(UPI) — Mw United State* wort on a return mission to Venus. developments. constructive suggestions for remedying the The Iraqi-Syrian rapprochement Is the latest" plans to follow up Project Voyager's spectacular The proposal is to launch in 1984 a zpacccraft exploration of Jupiter Either we must go into a severe recession with by launching an even that will carry into Venuslan orbit an advanced of a lengthy but not encouraging history of Arab' Ali this may be changing. unification attempts. Syria was linked with spacecraft In 1962 to make 11 The drive for government efficiency s)Th- more advanced high unenpioment and panic sales of common radar system that will peer through the planet's Egypt in the United Arab Republic from 1958 to bolized by events such as President Carter's call close encounters with the planet's four largest cloud blanket and produce a detailed stock and merchandise, or we must make volunfor less paperwork, last year's California vote on moons. topographic map of the planets's entire surface. 1961, a union notable chiefly for a bitter tary wage and price controls work. The spacecraft, named Galileo after the Proposition 13 and the recent budget-balancing "That to me Is a benchmark mission that's got leadership power struggle. fervor may have some effect In Congress. Italian astronomer who discovered the four big to happen," Murray said. "It's hard for me to The third alternative, mandatory controls, has Egypt later talked merger with Libya, but they Even a veteran liberal Democrat like Rep. satellites, also will send an instrumented probe believe that this will be turned down as either ended up shooting at each other. Libya also been absolutely ruled out by the president. John Brademas of Indiana concedes the new 96th into Jupiter's turbulent atmosphere and swing being uninteresting or unworthy." flirted briefly with its western neighbor, Tunisia, Congress will not write many major new laws. Into orbit around the planet for the first time. 7bat is why we continue to support the 7 percent Murray said another worthwhile mission up to no result. Jordan and Iraq toyed with union in Instead, the House Majority Whip predicted an "Go is an attempt to achieve an enor- for approval next year will be a project to send a the 'SOs, before the overthrow of the Iraqi solution. upsurge in oversight because "the federal dollar mously diversified follow-up exploration and robot spacecraft to shoot a probe Into Halley's monarchy. analysis of Jupiter," said Dr. Bruce A. Murray, comet in 1966 and fly on to rendezvous with the must be stretched further than ever before." The only effective merger has been that of the However, recent House debate showed stir- director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory which comet Tempel 2. cluster of Persian Gulf ehelkdoms which now prising opposition to giving committees Is controlling Voyagers 1 and 2 and building There are no plans, however, to follow up compose the United Arab Emirates, and the adequate funds to support additional oversight Galileo. exploration of the two most closely examined basis of that is not political but economic to Tattoo Murray said Galileo's orbit around Jupiter is extraterr investigations. maximize be nefits of their recently developed oil estrial bodies in the 50111' 8Y'fl Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, said every ad- being designed so each time it swings close by Earth's moon and Mars resources. NASA tried unsuccessfully for two years to get ditlonal dollar for congressional operations the moons lo, Europa, Calliuto and Ganymede it The Marine Corps Is going to have to learn what is sauce for would have a "multiplier" effect leading to the will receive an assist from their gravity, White House approval to start a modest project Egypt is fostering low-key the gander is also sauce for the goose. whipping It on to the next satellite. It will do this to place an unmanned reconnaissance satellite cooperation withcurrently eventual spending of many more dollars. Its southern neighbor, Sudan, Into orbit around the moon's poles to study that is also essentially economic. The two have This criticism may be penny-wise and pound- 11 times. The Corps has got to guide Its women Marines with the same It also will swing way out and then back in to regions not explored by the Apollo manned, a mut ual def ense pact, aimed at countering foolish. For example, leaders of the House Ways set of rules as the men. study J up i te r's radiation an d magn et ic forces. landing missions. and Means Committee had requested an annual Soviet Infiltration of East Africa. is Intended, if all this works, for the price of And there does not appear to be much Interest budget of $2.9 million for Its operations, cornThe latest example of unfair play occurred at Parris Island, But that is Incidental, the emphasis is on oxpared with $1.8 million it spent last year. Much of one spacecraft to get definitive chemical in- among the government's budget officials for a pan ding underpopulated but potentially S.C., where a pea-sized tattoo of a star was noticed on the wrist the Increase was intended for oversight of the formation on Jupiter's atmosphere, a complete program to follow the Viking robot landings on productive Sudan's agricultural capacity to help of Marine recruit Lorraine Nicotera. broad array of tax, trade, health and welfare mapping of the satellites and a thorough map- Mar& feed overpopulated Egypt. She was discharged from the Corps because regulations ping and understanding of these mysterious "With the strangeness of the place that Mars issues that the committee considers. The two countries have been working forbid a woman from having a tattoo visible when wearing a But the House reduced the committee's new radiation belts and magnetic fields," Murray Is, and with its variety of land forms that really gradually for the past five years toward a goal of uniform a rule that does not apply to men. are fascinating, and with pretty strong evidence broad ecoom1c integration, Mopping short of budget to $2 million, which undoubtedly will said in an Interview. Miss Nicotera says the Marine Corps is missing a good thing Galileo Is the only new space agency planetary of climatic history cycling, I can't believe It's political union. It shows much more promise at mean the panel will have fewer resources to because she is intelligent and would be an asset to the service. ,- - - By DON GRAFF You'd never know it from front-page headlines, but there's more going on in the Mideast these days than the Iranian revolution , and escalating oil prices. ôur In the development of potentia lly equally great ,qW impact on the region and beyond, two key nations -Iraq and Syria -are talking seriously about becoming one. Following through on the signing last Oct. of a declaration of intent to create a "single unified — state," leaders are exchanging visits and _~ ~ ~ _~ discussing preliminary details of economic and 0 military cooperation. There is a number of interested not to say concerned observers, not the least Israel. Iraq has been a tough talker but a token participant in Arab-Israeli conflicts to date. . The prospect that Iraqi units might now be about to join the Syrians in force on the Golan Heights in their rear is one the Israelis could do 5.Zb. without as they concentrate on their main-front diplomatic sparring with Egypt. It is in fact mutual opposition to the Egyptian. Israeli negotiations that is a primary Vietnam ese graffiti motiviating factor In the Iraqi-Syrian move. ______________________________________________ Another is concern over the continuing turmoil In neighboring Iran. Both countries are also ruled by branches of the socialist-oriented Baath (renaissance) WORLD Party, but in the convoluted context of Mideast After Voyager, Galileo generally are those who directly benefit from It. -- I -:'.,• * :p- -- " . M&M fftJLr1M 1'1' 4 Seminole Raceway Fielders Miss Ball -- - - - ---- ------------- Vince Martling Takes Big Cut -- -- .i ________ Fa vorite Stop: Concession Stand ~ ------- I __ 11 �Monday, March 13, i,iv Wright Right Man For i I 1! n001 ON 14jag n FORT MYERS, Fin. (UP!) - Regina Marslkova of echcslovakia overpowered Janet Newberry of St. Petersburg, Fin., 6-4,6-2, despite a balky forehand Sunday to win the $25,000 Futures tennis tournament. The victory was worth $2,400 for Marsikova and earned t*i the eighth and last position In the $35,00 Futures Championships, which begin Tuesday in Orlando, Fin. Newberry earned $1,800. Maralkova exulted that "I am back on my game again. After losing three consecutive flrdround matches on the circuit, I was a little down. This week has got my confidence back." "It's frustrating to play her," Newberry said, "because her shots are so solid and she's so strong. It's difficult to develop a strategy against her." Former University it Southern California teammates Diane Deafor and Barbara Haliqulat captured the doubles title and $1,200 with a 64, 64, victory over Marjorie Blackwood of Canada and Kyrn Ruddell of Australia. The Seminoles trailed, 4-3, going into the bottom of the seventh, but made good a comeback with Mike Wright being the game's hero, delivering a tworun double to Nirald Plist,, by Tim VIØCIt end Bishop Moore's upset Sports Parade Sparky Comes Back 'Home' ______ ____ ____ ________ UL ."I know him akng time endwejtMWtft off great frem the first time we met," said McNamara off-mike. "When Sparky was lMirvlewthg me, because it O relationship, It was hard for me t4ta& You can't Bay alithstNng,you f.eLft rum pretty deep ln _ ____ ____ ;McNamara pointed to Ida stomach. :jtnderaon was fhWing his Interviews now. He had Dave (bncepcion In tow and with the camera and sound going, be said; "veryene talks about the best shortstop In America. To me, there's only one - Devid Conc,pclon." ou say It, I goita believe It," la4hed the Rids' Venezuelan ___ And. , __ se ______ ___ (ncepdon grappled for soone kind of sa w. Thea he bagai LJIthW, end so did Anderson. Whm the Interview was over, the Qacineati shortstop, Mill ._.tA_1... •._.I_.I _A L.l_ &_....._..___._.. imer rv-w son anu w mm: 44 YOU Ma a 11h so. 41y $sth I.sd some more. The Interviews were over. _____ - ____ O.T To Remain On SpectacuIar ..,i " Farr Insurance Agency pitched a four-hitter; Flagship. continued its winning ways in Bank of Orlando downed the Altamonte Springs Little KIwanis, 10-2, as Tom Perkins League, posting a. 2.0 triumph had three hits and Kevin Mann., over Breen Inslra8c Agency and Mark Cothran combined on the strength of the combined for a three-hitter. -. two-hit pitching of Mark WitIn minor league games,' ' tingion and Steve Hutiell. National Disco un t Carpet Hard-l uc k loser In the major trimmed Hagan Homes, 13-10,league was Keith Wallace, who as David Cohen and Chris allowed just one hit - by Woodward had three hits each Hutsell - and fanned 11 bat- with Jay Gilliland homering for ters. the losers; ColAs Boats socked In other major league games, ittoMcDenalds,12-3,as Bobble Gene Letterlo Co. whipped Mobley had a three-run triple,' Melner's Barbecue Fairvilla, Kenny Oswald a three-run io.o, despite three straight hits double and Victor Garlanger, by Scott Underwood; and Mitt led the losers with a two-run Howard do ubled home Mark double; National Sewing Vlner with the winning rim In Machine downed .;. H&R '.•rt the e1h inning as Hogan Products, as Mark Urbach - . , . ,:t Homes defeated Gorfine's and Craig Korbin combined for .... Jewelers, 1-0. Van Volmont, a two-hitter; and Olin Homes 4'ui' :•-, '-' 1. Viner and Howard combined to whipped Dwikln Donuts, 44, U '• '- . . hurl a one-hitter, that by David David Krlvan had two hits. j. •., , ,•..-• • Locke. Tony Johnson and ow HAGAN HOMI$ - i.'. . .as I s. Chuck Hooker teamed for a JIWULIS A$IHVIW' 415' • .1. ... , ..' four-hitter for the losers. .. 45 LIeyd 4S .,.1 . , •'•' Ill In AAA games Keith "" ' . Sr Ill -. , 1S1 Philbeck had four RBIs ads Mwlusmy 3 sMnIIN 20 ~ $ •l.s$41 ill •: i... .. . Jim Blanchfleld delivered aMs5sr1 NJI •MNsr ill I. .. . .• • NsNss I SS - ' see-loaded double as Braim Witas,.. 4..,INess $5 Lis*s (id Mopped Joim Rogers p.,,s. .C..ses" is • .: ______ -.,. , $.stis 35 .•' Used caru,9$,u Craig Bclton i ' .. U1 ThaN 35 I TeNts '..I•I" BRAUN . . CAD' JOHN 105111 on NN * * 51-4 OILLAC ON AS Ns * *SI-i .. Al U H Cress $3 I McO$ALD$ Lanai 115155* 411 AIIHCNIYII.SI L'Hisne,., 3i%Cas •- . "' ' :, - ... '.'. .': •. ', -".. - - • ........ •, ,' ' ___ .-. . ____ _____ . -''' ._ ' - - . - . .'a - P555555k Nana w Pk.Iss Tons Craig Bolton Cuts Loose In Altamon te IS Vu$,..5,M.ii 1101$ • i sarisni 31@r I 151.1* 1.0.0 515151$ 15 Newman _____ leblaiss Nirwfli _____ Special. Olympics: 411 Lviii 555550 sesao.ts " ' Succ es s IS Myers 311 W.tswsst Isnitirs Silly TiSats 'ITINtS am SIC., 11Pisl15c5h 155 Parser MhlTelats ...... 3354 lSSSS45- Nsl,ss 23135S1- ThaN venwe ASIN $15 MCCSIS 1I MaIIsc* ORANGEBURO, S.C. (UP!) - Wayne DeFrancesco of Losi State led the field by five strokes Sunday to clinch We Individual crown In the 13th annual Palmetto Intercollegiate Golf Toirnamed. all II55,5555 •'Lss, SI 55 IS SI SC •Mtaesci C•jswsit I • 5 11s,v 1 1 DSSJ Rookie Dennis Webb's Ins. Pry Ight hlnnlng infield single IS, lssfl IkIaHer IS scored U.L. Wthigtofl from The Seminole County Jolmooll won hI&ti Jump with a Goodinond won the 220 dash. Titus 3113 McN5515 second bess Sunday to lift the Olympics was staged Saturday 44 ICop. Tyrone Wilder topped Theresa Mitchell claimed a 50 ir"W iii * i-s Royals to their third straight boys long Jump with 64 while yard dash win with Terry High stadi, MiNsilk htkjn victory, ARIN LITTINIOCO. iMo at Perkins winning for the iaoys. £1155 the theprojecttermedaauccessby lir51 sit Texas Rangers. H. WIlder won boys soft ball The Milwee Middle School 440 rty ackm i Lu55snls Ill ____ Detroit's Doug DeClnces Msti $I Bowling champions were t hrow with 113.2 whIle Mary relay team posted a win for the Ua15....4 wo Sat drm in two runs with a IWO Tommy Ford with a 12$ Wfflismntopped the girlsatll6- boys while Q'ooaie sins "• ' • Sbp and adoubht o 19 hind the World average while Susan Teensy •. •e the sans OVWL MOW" topp.dtbagInIs with alN. Its Next ievel of competition fcr NisvSs Rain played bavoc with the s. an Torn won tis 2$-yard '4aIu it the winners will be district games AvwW •s oil 1450 .'ii 34 6 PM frisbee throw, while Norman wheelchair race while Clay AprIl 7 at SMUII, Bench Igh. rvUage schedule Sisodey at ,_,, • • sauteed Memorial StadIum, TeNts Il n s sI a l where 1i.t.omi are staging sssss.- i III $ spring training In the Florida P*u US$55 $551. g. 8ryn . Baseball SChO1 $4 Al I N VuL.•,ii I S p'._ as.•• _____ victory eves' Sitardey • :• Wbith wes, played 3 s WhS v 301 $ as David iu bad the g iiit, a ' inc1 am 364 Tutu 4, iiocer 3; o $ 5 ISu-*.. $5. benss!,.ied , Indiana Stats 2 Mass. "' $ I sr... s•. ' .MidlO;audMoiggomery, -4JI ' . P7,Mola*5LMaryMtt IS Ill Brantisy Ii 74 and hs ' TWsys L2$ games adds $ 1! s 1. • . • • -. *N S Seabs'eetodly. . W'sblngtm college of , , . . 11 01Q_ SIASSYLSY nlaissitgomsgyaut '' *1514 $row DsFrancesco carded a 71 &mdsy to take a thre..day, 9wsder.par under-par 211 to win the individual competition, while North Carolina collected a thren.dey, teem total IllS to win the team competition. DoINuceow had a Sederper 13 Friday, a $'imdsr'psr 11 SMarday end a 1-aider 71 Beaday to take the M.heie stroke play tournemod it the Coudry Club it__aagsbur Mw Tar Heels cirdsd a $4 Friday, a Isturday and 377 soft to win over 11 other cIlegs teams from Utougiwv Ike South. The was marred Friday when th. University 01 SwAb Carolina ged teem with- after the MM. stuemey ___ Rain Slows Colleges " Brantley Tops Apopka By 6•3 _____ ________ - _____ ______ j ____ ____ _ - __ __ - - tot __ , ____ _ ___ -.• . - • - ' £5555 - -, - _ $15 $ S SeI*. 4 55 Haverbrid, PL ". - CM. - • ,.. 'i. - . p III $ $NaITØ __ -. . . %J " '' SsftbaU Threw Popelar'Olympk 8top $4 S sl _______ 3 Coon I its I Is ___ ,LtÔ - = • - ninallike ________ Ste dr *) a 02 harubsfl 4s,' jI ___ wIN. _ toFloddaJCofJ.cksusviU.,,., • 1144 ___ Sakarday, 1 501nh14 the ICC ____ en insJ ,. ., ,. ____ ________ ...m oft ;SCCDum I p.d Miss _1 . ' - .j- ' so PLAIINIP £5155 1i . '*55 - -,- - ,, I ' 0(3-4) 33.40; P554) 114.10; T(5-43)1334.50. Time 31.51. 12th race, liD: 7.00 7.00 4.00 2 Jet Green 13.50960 lStevie 6.10 5 Demons Flyer 0(2-4) 31.40; P(3-4) 70.30: 1(2-4-5) 101.00 Time 31.71. A-loll; Handle$332,315. Sixth race. S- 16, A: 1 Phylis George 3 20 300 7 10 480 3.20 7 DrII's Easy 3.20 3Lghtly 0(11)1.40: P51-7) 15.00; 151-7-3) 61.00. Time 31.14. Seventh race. 'iC; 3.00 3.00 2.00 lCircus City Anne SATURDAY NIGHT First race, S-Il. D: 3 Bet N Go 660 3.60 2.10 7,00 SBJ's Reshuffle 2.10 * 4 4 prl'rz ODr- YEAR 0 d; ij % SERVICE -- - -. - r . .. - ' -- ' --At TO-SEN VtCE TUJNE-UP BRAKES - LIGHT TRUCKS' 'FO REIGN CAAS1 ' I p a i POLYGLM SALE - aa whitewall (Clewd $vsday) MATINEES: 551W MATINII Pest Time i:1IpMS. S ALL NEW $4 tritscta $42 Trtlecta Sea WIleS L1J TIlnsdiy Lofts.1610 IN SANFORD NWY.1741$Lk.MrySl,d. PIP AUTO NIUI4NCS ,4.,.HIWI,*W) I-I.-. 323,9454 ,..TooAY a; - - - . . - * - . . - a Oi(s. _______________ -. $4000 and old Ii,e rain chock assuring :s3oO: _$2 S.00 f5 SALE ENDS MAR.21 ______________________________________________________________________________ Quality Retreads Polyg as Choose 6,95-14, C78-14 or 078-14 blackwall plus 329 to 419 F.E.T. do- pending on size. No trade needed. SA TURDAY OTHER SIZES AT SIMILAR SAVINGS 0 9 S a Rib Hl•MIler for Campers, Vans and Pickups Tracker LT For Pickups, ra'i'sii.,'e ' 3-1 nylon cord resists bruising on and off the road. 5-rib tread pattern with buttressed shoulder gives groat traction and starting ease. _________ - _____ - Ilackull Size - , ' Laid Ml, PIICI 1.00' 15 TT C $43.51 1.50-I 6 IT 7.50-16 II 1.00-16.5 TI 1.75-16.5 TI C $11.71 D C U $56.11 $45.11 $41.75 0111 , PIssl ' __or FIVS toil 001 sI IMI, PRICE F.I.T.1: Sin & Type -. r.t.r,i I old the $2.56 $3.41 $3.70 $3.24 $3.93 With Goodyear's durable 3-1 nylon cord body, Iongwearingflat.radiuslread design, GIB- 15_ 111. HIS-15 ii. 178- 15 111. l00•tSSIt I 1516 5 II 9 50165 II. - C $43 C $51 C $53 C $15 0 I $51 0 $75 DAY UTIERY SALEI - $3-18 13.45 $3.59 $324 13.93 $449 li li l ~ ~ ~ ~ l l~, ~, ~ ~ I I',,,,,l',lill'ill'i 11 1 lI, SPOKE WHEELS Il' l I A 'I, __ __UVE each. $3888 '47" 1 I4l INST_LLATION I Super fl 14*615 15 1 75 13*55 forth. kind of power cat needs I Ask for our Free Battery Power Check - EnTRADIA 31' High Performance Battery Fits many Chrysler, OUC, Ford, large cars • Large capacity plates - E78-14 IL blackwall plus $2.70 F.E.T. and old tire - 9! W d RV t and " Iuu " •I''1 Custom sport wheel - leal with today's neWoUtIinelettertres.Double- achined Chrome lugs utra fins gIve off dazzling aluminum luster Lab,, Oii, iit. And iirs s.rvlc.i Winter Tire Changeover I1 Spig S.nik. Package1 And Wheel Balance Additional services ezttl if needed. $1288 HIM PROTECT YOUR $1388 Dismount two winter tires and to- INlINE LIII TIltS AGAINST SUMNER HILT Chassis lub$a*d Oil cliaage. io syslenis-add fluid with uptoSqwtsmajoib,and needed S Check all tires for oil U0w30 or 401 • Iacludi lecommaided • new oil litter 5 Check fluid lnCI,d* light Inic S and vans livill for transmission. braU, • Ptaasa call (or iphointmeat dilerenllat, and poser steer' HELPS GET YOUR CAR READY FOR SUMMER DRIVING Oflars.r.s April IS mount two regular fires (autos only) • Computer balance IhO5 two wheels • Inspect other tires and check air pressure IProvide two free storage bags for winter tires Engine Tune-Up '41' $4688 6-cyl. IneIude listed Parts and labor floe.tracha,ge fur air conditioned C1I5. $4 ISIS for electrornc Ignition. 4-Cyl. r %" S-cyl. 1. HtLP$ IN$UNE QUICK SlANTS • Electronic engine, charging, and starting systems analysli • Install new points, plugs, condenser, rotor • Set dwell and timing e Adjust carburetor • In. Datsun, Toyota, VW, and light trucks 4, is" 1712 (mL4 St$IIVAIION$-S31-lSee 80171f. RAIN CHECK - It we sell out of your size we will issue you a Iulure delivery at the advertised price. IT 78-15 015.15 ahiIe*ali plus $2.59 FLY and old tire (7$-14 whlt,*ali HUM N. on Sep Power Streak 78 old tire B78-I3 ,-' and old tire plus $7.21 F.E.T. Sal. Ends Thws. Night S Plus -- $3550 'Deluxe S NIWLOCAT*N... an 0 ire : I $22.00 $1 69 __________rc75. Jjj.,' ( S29 00 L__zi±. i!T.iii GFti-i.t $3000 $238 plus $1.86 F.E.T. 3 ALL 11lAdS 6"Mm If plus $163 F.E.T. 'I rnaciau I OU R Sit' PRICE 878-13 _______________ A76-13b%ackwat% . I F.E.T. and old tire $ P.M. a i POLYESTER SALE $20 _________ 6.70-15 tubeless blackwall plus 8244 PISINI NIGHTLY s i - Cf SA A LEENDS Chris LittN(S)d. Bob zlnfta7.4,4.4; HalePiwSan d. CoopefToubla 4-2, 46.6-3; Perez-Ruben d. Langlll-Steve German 1.5; Llttl-Ritchled. Silver. Zino 1-2, 4-3. -s a power Columbia University, 7 2, then ran Its record to 120 Sunday with a 94 triumph over d. Graham Webb 4-4. 4-2, 4-2; Phil Rltchien (5) d. Jell Silber 6.4.6.3; - I a US Ofl n Belt Cu shio Robert Hai (5) d. Dave Cooper 4 1.64; Ken Ptsitan (5) d. Joe Perez 61. 74; Kyle Lengili (5) d. AdII Toubla 6.4,6-4; Jimmy Reuben (C) general said South Carolina law prohibited the spending of state funds at a facility that prac ticed racial discrimination. Qwaon University withdrew before the tolrnaineid began for the same reason. Gary Hallberg of Wake Forest was second with a threeday, 4-endue 212. He fired a 71 Friday, 71-Saturday and' a 70 Sunday. Stuart Rmnph it Georgia was third with a these-day, par 211. H. scored a 7$ Friday, 72 Saturday and 74 Suadsy. Tons Cwk= and Jodie MuM, both it Giorgialodhern, end Todd ffih it Nth Carolina Stats all tied for two place with a 14vsr'par 217 for the went. Mark Calcav.cchla of Florida vu savudh with With a 211, Paul Bland of North Carolina was aih with a 211, Steve Goldstein it Middle Tuensues ninth with a a Sold Tom Anton it Florida 15th with GRAND ~0 _ 0L~ - - - - Si Ninth Rice, S'iè, B: 3 Ask Him 12.60 610 5 00 2 Chatelaine 320 2 1 Michigan Ekko 320 0(2-5) 11.20; P(5.7) 17.20; T(5-2-4) 442.40. Time 31.11. 10th rice S-il A: 11.00 500 3.10 SMineola Laney 2 Jiven Jake 300 220 i Kinne Brew 4 80 0(2-5) 11.20; P(5-2) 47.20; I 1 (5-241 442.40. Time 31.41. 11th race, 1 C: 9,60 3.00 2.20 1 Arron Manatee Doug 2.60 2.20 S Wright Haven 7.20 051-4) 13.00; P (1-4) 27.0; T (1.4I) $3.40. Time 31.17. 121h race, is, 0: 20.10 7.60 5.80 3 Debbie CorIel Gunter Lass 19.50 3 . 60 2,10 2 Manatee Dodie 0(4-5) $4.40; P (3-4) 301.40; T(5-42) 210.20. Time 31.17. A -4311; Handle $341,421. Seminole Community College pmted the most impressive victory of its tennis season Saturday, stopping Ivey League on Saturday. DeFranc•sco Palmetto Champ -. . ' Second race, S-Il, C.) 1 Lady Cat 5.00 1.10 3.20 I Executrix 4.10 3.20 7,7( 5 Hi Carry DO IS. 1) 11.00; 0(1-I) 17.40; P SI. • U.1 SCC has home matches this week against Haverford on Tuesday, Western Kentucky on Thursday and Northern illinois •"'•• .'. .. . ______ Lillen _________ ____ #•'• - help the Cubs outlast the Brewers for their first sihibi. lion victory of the spring. 1. t.*-. Jim Morrison belted a 3-2 . pitch Into right field with the bssesloaded and two men oig in th e 11th timIng to give the PIlillies the win over thiBlua ____ i "Dine" Dogs of North Attleboro, Mass., tonight In his "Farewell to a Legend" boxing exhibition. The higliIij* of All's appearance Monday night will be a fivecowd sparring match against Jimmy ER14 former World Boxing Association heavyweight champion. ' . Columb a Muhammad All plaza to "go a round or two" with Johi '.. 1. '' Q(S-1) 14.10; I (5-7-2) $23.40. Time 3110 SCC Defeats PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UP!) - Heavyweightchws$on . '-' 700 before I'm through." Lopez finished ninth and second in tw only two tournaments of 1979, both in p Florida. She said she w next week's tournament in San Diego and was going home to Hershey, Pa,, to spend a week with her h usband Tim Mellon. All In Exhibition ,. '. 2 Proud Affirmed Stacy said. "But I'm going to take this in stride and I'm going to win a lot of tournaments CHARLESTON, S.C. (UP!) - The College of Charleston named longtime St. John's University assistant John Knees as Its new had basketball coach. School officials had no conunr4 on the selection it Kreue. However, the college, a member of the District 6 it the NAIA, formally will announce the succeesor to Alan LeForce Tuesday at an afternoon prom conference. ___ . ARCADIA, Calif. (UP!) - Jockey Bill Shoemaker drove Celine to a one-length victory Sunday In the 40th nmr,Ing of the $114,000 Santa Stains Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at Slide Anita to hand Terllngua her first western defeat. In scoring her first victory In four darts over Tenllngua, Caline raced the 11-16 mile track In 1:41 3.6 to clip One fifth of a second off the Stakes'recordset by Silver Spoon in 1. Charleston Coach Named . .. .' over Lopez after 10 holes. She lost the lead when she bugled the 12th, regained It with a birdie on 15 and lost the lead again on the next hole when she three-putted for abogey. Tied for third at 283 were Peggy Conley, who shot a 69, and Susie Berning, who had a 71. Laura Baugh and Pat Bradley, both with final-round 71, shared fifth place at 284. "The reason I lost today was because I didn't play agresalvely enough on the front nine," HONOLULU (UPI) - The selection of sites for the 1131 and 1952 Super Bowls and proposed rule changes will be the top orders it business when National Football League Commissioner Pete Rozelle convenes the NFL annual meeting. Some 250 league officials, club owners and their family members arrived In Honolulu over the weekend for the flvdsy conference, opening today. • •,.- 12.10 3.10 1 Claira Mabel --: NFL Meets In Honolulu • Martin had three hits spiece to __ I " 1;". SANFORDORLANDO SATURDAY MATINEE First race, 5.14,o: SPed Chink 11.40 13.00 5.60 year In three darts, raised her Shoemaker Wins Again ..' . Dog Racing .. Pfl'rSBURGH (UP!) - The Pittsburgh Penguins have announced carder Pete Mahovllch will sidelined for the red of the season by a shoulder Injury he sustained In a 3-2 victory over Philadelphia Saturday night. Mahovlich' suffered a shoulder separation later in a collision on the boards with the Flyers' Ken Linesman. Penguins' Vice President Paul Martha said Mahovllch underwent surgery Sunday at Presbyterian Hospital. - $ Florida College Baseball Results By United Press International Madison (Va.) 7 Biscayne 0 Eckerd 5 American International 4 Miami 21 Ithica 0 Western Kentucky I) Jacksonville S Jacksonville 13 Pennsylvania 12 (10 innings) Florida State S St. Leo 2 Rollins 4 South Florida 2 Texas A & M 15 Florida In. ternational 3 Third race. S-Il M; 2 Wright Counsel 8.40 3.10210 3 ChallisDelight 1.00 3.10 IDamingo 3 10 0(2-3) 15.10; P(2.3) $2.30; T (2-3-4) 114.20. Time 31.77. Fourth race, S'14. D: 1 Communicate 1.60 3.40 2.20 SWhite Ink 11.10 510 2Manatee Pursy 3.20 0(1-SI 40.40; P (3-5) 51.30: 1(3-3- 2) 117.10. Time 31.11. Filth race, S-IS, 0: 3 Offl Nancy 1 50 1.10 260 S Audrey Kan 320 1.00 2 Drits Allen 4.20 1005) 11.00; P (3-3) 51.30: T U-S. 2) 117.40. Time 31.53. Sixth race, S-il. A: 7 DrIf's Atom 13.10 6.20 3.00 1 Joyful Event 3.40 7.10 4 Witght Elvis 2.10 0(1-7) 21.40; P (1-1) 50.70; T 571 4) 14.00. Time 31.21. Seventh race. 5.14. C: ; 7Minneola Irene 11.60 10.20 1.00 3 Riser 12.10 7.10 Slake Spot 2.50 0(3-1) $3.00; P(1-3) 131.00, 1(7-3S 41S.00. Time 3i.$S. Eight raci. 5-14, 5: 2R. Dee's Scorpio 20.20 6.10 6.10 7 Rick Agreed 3.20 2.60 1 Tornado Squeaky 7.10 6T • .0 lMolly A 0(1-4)1210; P51-6i 25.20; Ti 'i 1) $4.10. Time 31.14. Eighth race. S-il, I 24,20 S 40 5 00 6 '*0 3.IC 3 00 4 Merlin C. Millet 460 2Wright Dante 0(4-4) 32.40; P(4-4) 171.40; 1(4-42) 403.20. Time 31.47. Ninth race, $-Il, B: 13.20 4 20 3.20 1 CCC Cindy 5.00 3.60 5 Jean Nate 350 7Bendixon 0(75) 41.20; P(7.1) 114.10; TUe 21371.20. Time 31.41. 10th race, S-Il TA: 3.10 2.10 2.20 3 Trapper Red 4.10 4.20 6 Jess in Time 4.60 I Mana tee Bandit 053.4) 1140; P(3-4) 22.10; T(3-4-I). 137.00. Time 31.33. 111h rice, S-Il, C: 39.50 21.10 9.00 5 Power Cap 3.50 3.20 6 Madly 4.60 3 Norma T Tiger 7.10 6 Baron's Earl 0(3-I) 40.00; 1(3-1 I) 113.20. Time 31.42. Second race. S-Il. C: 1920 11.50 4. 20 I RJ's Crash On ]Do 7.00 Yank" Tina 5.20 IRefre Dennis DD(3.1) 101.00; 0(1-3) 41.00; P(15)140.10; TO-S-111) 4S3.40.Time 31-51 Third race. S-il. D: 173.20 12.10 6.20 Bonapeal 610 1.00 1 Minvola Jeffery 1. 10 7 Grand Theft 0(1-4) 11.00; P(4- 1 ) 30030; 1(4-12) 141.20. Time 31.30. Fourth race. S-16,C: 1120 10.20 5.60 IVan Dalized 400 3.20 1 Chabbona 5.00 8 Enola 0(1.4) 43.40; P( 4-1) 131.10; 1(4-I1)241.10. Time 31.43. Filth rice, 3.14. D; 3 Elusive Everett 19 10 1720 12.20 10 00 7.00 1 Shelley F'kert 72.60 7 ED'S Whivard Q(3.4) 104.10; P(3-4) 401.20; T53-4. 2) 4,443.00. Time 31.11. OU-fl I5.20 P(2-7)15.60; I (2-7-1) 144.40. Time 31.45. Peguins Lose Center U ndefeated ... . 55555550 45$ ____ $3 wIlts 55* 455 ___ tLLANDAlZ, Vlo. (UP!) hid buss sharply orilkined by p _____ is. . k55 III T.M15.... $51 Iand etheruforMonIdson Ire_en, ISIWINSS_e $IS Spedasnlardhsve the _ to keep lLyeer.M lsurL ' vktory1US$ ___ 4 $ SUN $11 5 C.*mua $55 *syReuisFrakJin.lh* lethsflo,thDurby TINts flu Ste Lysus Da It ow eslt, tiiw Giuvee 55nW IS I De iai,d today. whs 1s s me en a vs ss P.Ni, whe l Mo W. lMod"st"in a,,.,, _foe b 10 1 n Pij's cdo flps 0111110114-1 the ______ Win 1)41.10; 1 (1-1-5) 230.10 Time 31 33. than It had been all week." Lopez, who started the day two strokes behind Stacy, the U.S. Open champion the past two years, dot a $wsder-par 69 for a 280 total, &under par on the Park golf course. Stacy, who blamed her defeat U e ISIQ on he..r conservativlt ,, , shot an evenpar 72 for a 281 total. Lopez's win, her first of th DAYTONA BEACH, Fin. (UPI) - Dale Singleton, racing without factory assistance, won the world's richest mc*orc)ie race Sunday - the Daytona 200 Motorcycle Expert Road Race - In a fierce battle that featured 42 lead Changes. The 23-year-old rider from Dalton, Ga., collected $13,810 for his victory and became only the third rider in the 38year history of the race to win from the pole darting position. He averaged 1O7.6 mph for the 0infle gin on the combination high banks and road course, driving a Yamaha. Randy Smathers Back Safely For Seminole Brown, Bonin,Glidden 2.6 Bittkuo S4IS York Yankees, 7-3; San roared to 4-1 win over Seattle;0 San Francisco defeated Cloveland, 31, and St. Louis knocked out the Nets, 4-2. Andy Hassler, Steve Renko a nd Jim Wright, three possible darting pitchers for Boston, combined on a five-hitter to lead the Red Sox as Boston got all the rims it needed when Fred Lynn and Jim Rice belted solo homers in the first Inning off Chicago loser Fred Howard Ninth-I nni ng singles by Jesus Alou and Jim Sexton scored a pair of runs to rally the Astros OVertheDOdPrs. Rod Carew's three-run homer In the first timing, his second home run of the spring, led the Angela over the A's. Veteran Mike LAM hit his second home rimln two games to lead the Braves In a win over Montreal cane QInes drove In three nmswlthatrlpleandaslngle andBlflBuclmer and Jerry : d IhM you're suck a grt shortstop, why do you ankli n - International champion New York Yankees Seminole Is 7-2, and plays Cincinnati's home opener of their fourth straight spring again today at 3:30 at Lake pi ll. Darren Whitehead will the exhibition season was as training defeat, In their second Howe tch for Seminole in that gloomy for the Reds as the cold straight win, conte st. Randy Jones and Gaylord an d overcast Florida weather GAINESVILLE, Fin. (UPI) bested Tom Hoover, Mm- five years. Perry limited Seattle to three was for Tampa Sunday. Other winners In the $316,250 SUMINOLI Kelly Brown, Gordle Bonin nep0, in the Funny Car final. Phil Garner's bases loaded hits and no runs through eight •. moons tad., Gatornationals were: Joe All 14 li G dden, of Whiteland, Al I H sm.ti.rs and Bob Glidden roared off with 411 pinch-hit triple off it letthander innings as the unbeaten Padres Tw,ow 319 Sol, Amato, Old Forge, Pa., In Pro defeated Ronnie 31 33 the top honors and about $12,000 3 t OsiIbi Dave Tomlin spar ked a four- took the win over the Mariners. iirasssi 33 3 ill. Wells e Pro Comp; John Lingenfelter, th B ngton, N.C., for urli ScIi4s4ts ,. i each In prize money Sunday in Giant pitcher Ed Hali cki shut PrsdsICk 3 • i run, seventh inning that carried Decatur, Ind, in Competition; StoCk cham pionship. " Wrt,M the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-I out the Indians in the first three Do of an ss s the finals of the National Hot Ootton Perry, Ringgold, Ga., in ,, s. wells Rod Assodation Gatornationals 3 It I L•W Innings and struck out four Fr,CIfflICII victory over the Reds. For Glidden, It was his Modified; Bob Marshall, " ''' drag races. Iii Ed Whitson, the third of the while free agent Dave Robe rts seventh straight Pro • Lli% Stock Columbus, Ohio, in Super 31 I OiImrs " Pirate pitchers, was credited st ruck out two in two Innings, Titus Brown, of Calabasas, Calif., victory and the 22nd of his drag Stock; Kenneth Koonce, Kin. 31 s' Totals with the win even though he free agent Tom Griff in three in beat Bill Pryor of East Peoria, racing career. The 34-year-old don, N.C., in St ock; and Wayne gave up the Reds' only run. It three innings and Gary Lavelle •. Mu ai 1"" Ill, for the Top Fuel title. Bonin, pro has won the World Budder, North Fort Myers, came In the fifth, when Ken fanned the side in the ninth. "" "" of Delta, British Columbia. Championship three of the last Fin., In Pro Stock Motorcycle. Griffey singled home Knight. The game was the home ope ner for the Reds and at. tracted 4,613 fans day. Stays In other exhibition baseball Houston rallied to defeat Im Angeles, 2-I; California beat Oakland, 7-2; Atlanta defeated Montreal, 3-2; the Chicago Cubs defeat ed Milwaukee, 10-6; Philadelphia shadded Toronto, 1.0; Kansas City nipped Texas, 6-6; Detroit downed Minnesota, a Singleton Cycle Champ - -.TAMPA, Fin. (UP!) -Sparky Anderson is an emotional man. He tried hard not to show it when he came back "home" Sunday Wt he didn't fool anybody. This wasn't some sentimental Journey for Sparky Anderson, who had managed the Cincinnati Reds the past nine years and had anticipated managing them again this year. It was strictly a business visit. He arrived with a threeinan 'IV crew from Los Angeles with whom he has been making the rounds of Florida training camps the last two weeks and he came to interview his old players. He looked nervous, and admitted he was. "Give him a tranquilizer," Joked one of the members of his crew. "You're right," the former Reds' manager laughed, nervously. Most of the Reds' players were returning to the Reds' clubhouse from Al Lopez Field, three blocks away, and when Anderson spotted Tom Seaver, the two men greeted each other warmly and Seaver cheerfully agreed to be Interviewed. Later, all the players moved down to the four different fields and Anderson walked down to the main one. He stood behind the batting cage with his hands deep In his back pockets watching every hitter intently juetashe always had when he was managing the Reds. Old habits the hard. :AfterJotmny Bench was fhisIis4 hitting, Anderson went over to . • ! VoW u"kkX:, Jotm, you bad aottà prcklerns last year," he began with the camera rolling. "How does It feel now?" "It feels great," Bench said. ' Anderson suddenly began laughing. He broke up over how *ioualy the two of them were going about the interview when tth knew how close they really were to each other and how casually they always talked otherwise. When the camera started i again, Anderson grew serious once more. "I've been with you nine years and! have a dream," he said to Bench. "My dream is that some day I'm gonna see a better catcher than you because then I'll know that I've seen everything." "Thank you, Spark," answered Bench. "It's been a super nine __ ar&I have mwypeople tobethwkfulto_my father, Dave lstol, who was the nilniger when I first got here, and you. Last year, we did not perform i to your standards. It was our fault, not yours. But weali move on to bigger and betterthings, and you have done that. I'd say Howard Cosell is In trouble now. But you won't be out of baseball long. I'm sure of that." (kt the other side of the bitting cage, Joe Morgan, the Reds' scond baseman who said publicly if he hads't been hurt and slumped so badly last season Anderson wouldn't have lost his job, watched his wnanager interviewing and guessed he was enjeylng his new job. "I don't think ft's gonna last, though," Morgan said. "Before the year is over, he'll be managing somsplace." ,Morgan thentalked about his relatio nship with Anderson during te seven years he played for him. "In.ver thougl* of hlmaa my m*nag,r but as my friend," said the Reds' second baseman. "I'll do things for my friend I won't do f my manager. In baseball, you have a lit it acquaintances 1,4 t too many Mends." Ander,on now was interviewing new Manager Johnny *Nsenxa. They talked In gmeraPtIe. a few minutes and the Rids' old manager wished the new one good luck. McNsenara Is the some kind of sensitive Individual as AMer. 7i. • By United Press By MILTON RICHMAN J Cincy, 6- 1 For - Chris (lIImnr ,.,. want fh .............. distance for Seminole, making his first pr dart. "Chris pitched well for his first game," said SHS coach Bob Lunciquld. "He walked the first three batters, but settled down to a fine game after that." Gloomy Opener - LOS ANGELES (UP!) Domingo Lopez gave his daughter her first golf lesson when she was8. Sunday he gave her another lesson and now 22year-old Nancy Lopez said it made the difference between winning and losing. Lopez, the defending tournament champion, sank a 10-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole of the $100,000 LPGA Classic to capture the event and earn $15,000. She won by one stroke over Hollis Stacy. "Dad got me take my putter back Lot slower because he said I was rushing my putta," said Lopez. "So when I got up on the golf course I felt good and wasn't nervous at all. My putting was much better today .wberry At St. Pete Seminole High School's baseball team proved the adage about the game never being over until the last out Saturday night with a 5.4 triumph over Bishop Moore. College Baseball Pays liars Ikova Overpowers Be Moore SCOREBOARD Les so I ll, , Topple Pep Talk Ended, SIIS Players Head For Field Lopez _r 1. SHS ...1. Semi oles ___ Monday, rr.arcrs u, uv1t'" evening Herald, Sanford, I-I. 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. O 4. IS Jim Hemphill, Manager SANFORD 555 W. First Street Mon,.FrI, 5.6. Sat. S- 322.2121 .. * .;'' - --I �SA—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, March 12,1979 OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, March 12,1979-1 B In And Around Altamonte Stenstrom Set To Speak To Republican Clubwomen fl' Doug Smith and - Irma Timmons r 1 explain lesson to class at Grove — School for .1 emotionally W . •\ A \ handicapped and drug Involved .. Attorney Douglas Stenstrom school children to help her 17-92, North Casselberry. FI of Sanford, will be the guest select a new name for her 32707 by March 31. speaker at the March 20 JOAN studio, where she holds oneThe artist asks that the meeting of the Suburban MADISON man shows of local artists and suggested studio name be put Republican Women's Club, Altamonte . teaches art classes, mostly to on one side of the paper and on announces Jackie Martinson. Correspond teen-agers. the other side the students Stenstrom, a former state 831-7216 So Anieta is holding a studio- name, address and school. senator, will be the guest naming contest for students That's so she won't be predspeaker. A well-known resident . between the ages of 10 to 18 and Judiced by a name she might ofthecotmty,Stenstrom has the the winner of the contest will be recognize. she says. honor of having the new Osteen "Anleta's Gallery Studio." given a seriew of free lessons by Aniet.a loves working with bridge named for him However, she isn't very Anieta teenagers and this might be just The meeting will start at 11 pleased with that name and has One entry only per student the lucky break a buddin a.m. at Jerry's Restaurant at decided to ask Seminole County should be sent to her at 98 Hwy artist needs. the Sanford Airport Terminal. Stenstrom's speech will begin at 11:30 and the luncheon is at noon. Reservations must be in by March 13 for the $3 luncheon and they may be made through 8:00 9:55 [sJJi7' Grace Martin, 869-0601 or (49 UPBEAT 2) EARLY DAY 'buroiiiy nt1ttsw; 834-J767 - vp,iipó \f HIGHLIGHTS ............................. NY (MON) (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) RWA j • .—.-.. Alternative Program Has 0 A Motto , Firm But Fair' ' program, we lay it on the Line as to what Will be expected of them. As their work progresses, more privileges are given as well as more responsibility. The students know from the beginning what we expect of them and what they can expect from us. That way, we get along fine." Students strive to earn points to become a 'team leader' or 'foreman.' "We have inside and outside teams. They water the lawn, trim the bushes, mow the yard and wash windows outside. Inside, they dust, sweep and pick up. This Is part of their structured therapy and really works. Students answer first to their team Leader if they have a problem, then to the foreman, then to us," said Doug. Doug taught at Tuskawilla Middle School In special education with emotionally handicapped children before coming to The Grove. "I considered lta challenge tocome here and work," he said. The major changes Doug brought to the program Include consistency, discipline and structure. "The discipline is what the students need and appreciate. By our being 'firm but fair,' we are getting them ready to go out to other schools and to function in society. Our goal Is to foster maturity and responsibility In the youngsters," he stated. Two counselors at the school give group counseling daily and individual counseling weekly. "Students are prepared to go back to their mother school; work full time If they're 16 and eligible; or attend school part-time and work part-time. When they have completely fulfilled the requirements of the program, they graduate from here with a certificate. We will hopefully have several more graduates From the program In the next few weeks," said Doug. Both Doug and Irma credit Sam Thomas, Executive Director of the Drug Action Committee, and Andrew Bracken, with the success of the program through their supportive actions to the teachers. "The program hu already been budgeted for next year by the County School Board," said Doug. Doug Is an Drlando native, having graduated from Edgewater High School. He was president of both his freshman and senior year at LaGrange College, Georgia, where he received his BA Degree. He received his Master's in Elementary Education from Rollins College, and his Ed. S. in Admlnlstratlon&zpervislon from Rollins. He has now almost completed his requirements for his doctorate degree. By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Douglas Smith is the supervisory teacher of emotionally handicapped and drug Involved students at The Grove School in Longwood, the only program of its kind In Seminole County. This alternative program in education, for youngsters ages 12.18 has a motto, 'Firm but Fair,' according to Doug. "We rim the program on a merit type system, by reinforcing their good behavior with points. We try to emphasize their positive actions." Explaining the point system, Doug laid, "A student receives points for academic and social behevoir. Extra points may be earned by doing extra academic work. Students earning the most points through the week receive a 'Student of the Week' certificate, and other awards, such as movie passes, skating passes, ham. burr i or records. The. -dent earning the most points during the month is named tudent of the Month.' He receives the same awards as the Student of the Week, plus more. As most of these students are ordered to the school by the courts, the certificates earned give visual proof to the judge that the students are doing well. The point chart remains In full view of the class so each student may see his own progress or regression, Reading and math are emphasized each day, according to Doug. "We often find low reading levels In our peetesting. Some of the students require special work. We emphasize basic math and reading. These students may feel good about their work for the first time. Many here have never completed a book or workbook before. A word of encouragement goes a long way here." Irma Thnxnons, who also teaches at the school, said, "This program is a crucial time for the students, a turning point. They can go forward here and go in a positive direction, or end it all and go In a negative direction. We try to make them feel it's a privilege to be in this school." "We'll write letters of recommendation and go to bat for them. All they need dofstry," added Doug. From a faltering program two years ago, Doug has injected depth and understanding. His stability, direction and profeaabonaliw has brought a new vitality to the school, prompting a Seminole County juvenile judge to recently date, "It's the bed alternative education program in the date." Doug's success with the program can be measured with the continuing growth of the schooL With 30 to 40 students in the program, including summer school, a portable building was recently added to The Grove's campus. "We feel this Is definitely a positive move in the alternative education plan," said Doug. . The first week of a student's day Is strictly orlentatlon. According to Doug, "When they first enter this Married with a child, Doug Is active in various civic organizations. He was named "Teacher of the Month" in the F.LR.S. (Florida Learning Resources System) in both June of 1977 and 18. Presently be Is a nominee for the honor of one of the Outstanding Young Men of America, for 1979. As to his future goals, he sald,"I'd like to work In an administrative capacity In developing and coordinating special education programs." Frisky is the name of the little 6:00 dog that Angel Parker received (7) (4) Q 0 (12) NEWS for her ninth birthday and (V AS MAN BEHAVES Angel says he well deserves 6:30 that name. He apparently was (2D(12) NBC NEWS the live-wire of the litter. Angel CBS NEWS Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U ABC NEWS ED AS MAN BEHAVES John Parker. 7'00 Chris Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Murray has just returned to Tusculum College in Greenville, Tens., after a Wing vacation with his family, (.7) TIC TAC DOUGH (j) NARY TYLER MOORE "Mary's Aunt' Mary's Aunt Flo. a prestigious newspaper fournalist, visits Mary and the newsroom staff THE CROSS-WITS OJOKER'S WILD (12J FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH €D MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT There are about 40 students from the state of Florida at. tending Tusculum, and Chris, a graduate of Oviedo High 7:30 School, comes home at everyy CLUB Opportunity — to his parents (14) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES delight. 0 IN SEARCH OF... Torn,i. "I thought once he went off to does" college, he was gone forever," 0 FAMILY FEUD *) DICK CAVETT Guest admits his mother. Chris is a freshman who's planning to major in medical research. Katharine Hepburn (Part 5 of 5) 8:00 (l) © UTTLE HOUSE ON THE And just home on spring vacation is Elizabeth H. Vickers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Vickers. Elizabeth brought home the news that she was just initiated Into the International German honor society, Delta Phi Mpha. PRAIRIE Charles Ingalls and Jonathan Garvey sot out on a desperate search for medicine after members of their families are stricken by a dreaded disease (4') 0 BILLY Billy's fantasies take him into Iho exciting worlds of show biz and glamour. Q SALVAGE 1 A dangerous leak of liquid nitrogen traps Skip and follow NASA crew members in their space station ELi BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL "Dramatic Reading" James Earl Jones reads from "No Easy Road to Freedom" by South African author Nelson Mandela. Only fifth semester and above German students are eligible and Elizabeth thinks the fact that she "aced her German civic course" plus had high grades in her other courses might have had something to do with her being one of three 8:30 students from Mississippi State (4') 0 FLATBUSH A hoodlum University to be inducted, named Clean Otto USOS Presto's (Joseph Cali) taxi as "It's one more achievement, the getaway vehicle in a bank one more stepping stone... lt robbery. gives me inspiration to continue 9:00 studying German and to go to (2)112) TOO FAR TO GO Michael Moriarty and Blythe Germany," says Elizabeth. Danner portray Richard and Joan Maple, a Contemporary suburban couple whose mar— riage is foundering, in this that's the Altamonte Springs adaptation of ten of John Library and Cultural Center — Updike's noted Maple short have just donated book shelves stories. to the library, reports Sadelle (4)0 U'ASH B.J. carries plans for a postwar reunion Pate. one step further and promotes a present-day, stateside galhA lot more people have been ering of 4077th families. using the Li br ary, she says, and MOVIE "The Philadelphia new books are being added each O Story" (B/W) (1940) Katharine month. Hepburn, James Stewart. A young Philadelphia woman's marriage is watched over careArtist Anleta Mengel recently fully by the city's socialites. (2 opened a little studio in Hrs.) Casselberry and the called it The Friends of the Library ) Burglars Stole DEAR READERS: It yes have vet had the privacyof year heme violated by How much d you get for my itrW of pestle, gives to me by mothe r more than $ yeses ago? Did the live that pes. meated m enhance their value? My late hmb.ads watch was cold metal who you usatched It. HedlesliIditsu hk ________ ____ Uy.shsn...wele.metothe Idub. I wad to share a per&aiwly aid ea.rmssIy m.vtog phesl recently read be the Les - £.a..Ia. r I WW -- 3111111111111111" uu. AN OPEN LETTER TO BURGLARS By Fay Cobs. Door Burgimi: Nsvleg spent ay childhood to a desa bat peod Iurbsd hem,lsdadlamarrtageto atake ap for thu by dSCOedli5 or Sheds to .e i**tscthi end cheerful My fusniliar. 1k £'uI1ihiS ad tastefully csss'dia$ut; the wall ha , --. . ". .-.. . __ _____ aa C ....J.. i_a,_._..__,,., we eiiy homework aid leisure ii.. by upto4he me minak appmeeft r ---- _i .,a a__s i I lelEli 5.. gMag ft om And that gold wedding bud with the Hebrew lettertig — Kling Ss uiem us lively: 'I am my beloved's sad my wad all ts, b.yi U yes belnedis you'd better brbel a wig ml.,' How much did that ad I-. yes? .p to deer soil UM NO apur After the psIks dusted for ous wal Islee or quilts1111 You y#w pride, I was left ala., by or will they? chile., to try to put myself Ysuslresdybe" tabs whet together. I scrubbed your could be carried away lea sack. presence away with soap ud — ••-•. ': Her Former Self -- water, angry but set afraid. You d fri hten me two ,ears ago whoo yes broke I. and leak my seas photography equipment aid my color televitiss set. It wasm't so much what you leek how c i.e become sentimental over thugs lures. easily replaced? ____ __ g — Wt bI ._- 5 that my secure home was traded upse. 11 took a. a 1 ud Ia the fear that yen might mtot.myreacusstoad. alias,, bet livid Ulet. rm mud at the world, at my vul.erablllty, at a society where eves and key w very '.cy with yes! thugs Older lack e..tsafe—..drm Did l Bay I'm ml afraid? Yes, lam—mtof you, but o( myself and the way I shouted to the pelIce — "ll you were to tied them new aid bug them here, I'd kill them!" Do you bow what disturbs me about that threat? I really, really meat IL in, asp I—m- _____ - I 5 WW i_ ,.i csmmlttbegacrime.UI'dhada I might have usedIt, thereby sliaplag to your gutter leveL No, as gum to my home, k yes. Yas 11"k my precious p.'.uueli. and you $lob me 1Mg mire: my firmer soil, the as*vlekst. secure, Irmttog per... I med Ii he. I am sad depressed her, Ii my Iii. with d,gbe. fresa,iowN bolts aid a hegl alarm." — — 9:10 AMERICA AT THE MOVIES (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (TUE) (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) 4) 30 MINUTES (THU) L4)CRACKERBARREL(FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:30 (7) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRI) i.7) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2') THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 8:45 ) SESAME STREET 8:49 EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12)HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 (7) 2) TODAY 0 MONDAY MORNING (NON) 4' 0 TUESDAY MORNING GD 0 WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) (,4) 0 THURSDAY MORNING (i)Ci2) CARD SHARKS (3) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 10:30 (7) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS (4" 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 11:00 17) (1-2 HIGH ROLLERS 0 HAPPY DAYS (A) 11:30 (7) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (,3) 0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD 11:55 14) 0 CBS NEWS AFTERNOON 12:00 (7) PASSWORD PLUS 0 0(12) NEWS CD EDUCATIONAL PRO GRAMMING 12:30 ('2 NEWS .1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (IRYAN'S HOPE (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1-00 (2) tIZ DAYS OF OUR LIVES (!) MOAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (THU) (4') 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) U GOOD MORNING AMERICA 7:25 (2.) TODAY IN FLORIDA U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 7:30 (2) (12) TODAY U GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 7:45 1:30 (4) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 THE DOCTORS U ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (7) (12) ANOTHER WORLD GUIDING LIGHT RD 3:00 U GENERAL HOSPITAL El) STUDIO SEE 3:30 EL) A.M.WEATHER 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (.4) 0 MAS'H (R) EL) ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 El) STUDIO SEE (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) El) FOOTSTEPS (WED) 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 8:30 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA l) LILIA8, YOGA AND YOU (2) (12) 9:00 (2)(J) DONAHUE 0 MY THREE SONS fl MOVIE (lii) DINAHi ED EDUCATIONAL PRO. GP.AMMING 9:30 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE ODD COUPLE (MON. THU) 14) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE. CIAL (FRI) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES U BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED 0 UERV GRIFFIN (12) ROOKIES 5:00 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE ) MISTER ROGERS (R) (2) 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 THE ODD COUPLE (1'2) BEWITCHED 4pAzA TwiJ. H, 1712 322 7502 Charlie Chaplin, Laurel and Hardy, Jean Hartow, Candice Bergen, Jon Voight, James Dean and Anne Bancroft are featured in a montage of past [_i'LAZAT) 7:13, C:43 cinema favorites. 9:30 (4)0 A SALUTE TO ALFRED [PLAZA HITCHCOCK The American Film institute pays tribute to the film director's long career with its Life Achievement Award and a retrospective look at his works. (MM a 11:00 NEWS a 1 (2)IIJBUTóF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Steve Martin, Kenny Rogers, Fernando Lamas, Merle Earle. (A) MORNING 6:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5'63 a PTL CLUB Paul Newman QUINTET ii] 7:30, 5:30 Gab. Kaplan o FAST BREAK oVIELANói) I: H57 17925 322 '2i6 7:300000 GUYS WEAR BLACK IS DON'T TU RN THEOTHER CHEEK. 41 �- ,- V V .' I. Herald, Sanford, Fl. I S—Evening Monday, March U, lfl! Legal Notice Notice E vening Herald, Sanford, Fl, CITY OF LAKE MARY, " F- ft,. Legal . h.' -q The - I - .*. CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME FLORIDA Notice Is hereby given that I am NetICeof Public Kiwi,,, engaged in business ii 311 Granada TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Cl., Sanford, Seminole County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by FIO under the fictitious name of the Board of Adjustment ei the City AESTHETIC PRODUCTIONS of Lake Mary, Florida, ft'at said UNLIMITED, and that I intend to Board will hold a public hearing it register said name with the Clerk of 5:00 p.m., on Weiday, April the Circuit Court, Seminole County, lilt, to Florida in accordance with the a) Consider a request a variance to allow for construction ci provisions of the Fictitious Name lUllS, To-Wit: Section an addition tea garage and to re . duce front setback from 25 fist to Florida Statutes ft. James I. Talmadge, Jr. 14.Sf eet, sa id property being situate In the City of Lake Mary, Flwide, Publish: Febçuary it, 26. March 5, 12, and described as follows: Lot I, Greenbrier of Loch Arbor, DEG-102 itim. ................. 43c a line 31c a line consecutive times iconsecutive times..... 3Sc a line HOURS SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum - Noon S -: 18-Help Wanted . MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in the classified ads. Nothing small S Legal Assistant 6 mos. position. Must have access t car 8. be Man wanted to work in junk yard. Must be able & strong. Apply Kessler's Junk Yard, 110 N. Holly, Sanford. No phone calls. 5 Child Care ______________________- - - " . Legal Notice iijFNi S No Fee. We Pay You. Norrell Services. 647 ills. - S8ftlrronthiy irffjnp home. Send stamped ioddressed envelope & 25c for details: ContinentaiG, Box 11702, Orlando, Fla. 32107. Experienced fiberglass laminators. Excellent company benefits, 10 paid holidays. E.E.O. Apply AMF CrestlinerRobalo. 1143 30th St.. Sanford (At airport). 21—Situations Wanted Will sit by week with aged or sick Excellent references. 321-0673 28Apts. & Houses 193hare - Addressers Wanted Immediatelyl Share Apt. Male 23-35 Call between 9am. 8. 4p.m. Work at home - no experience necessary - excellent pay . Write American Service, 135C Park Lane, Suite 121, Dallas, Ix, 75231 - - - Housewife's Send for 20 ways of - maning mo,y at home. 13.00 to - Jun's Report, P.O. Box 120. Sanford, Fla. 37771. Typist with limited graphic background, artist ability req. Call 3228313. - Pleasure to spare in this Pinecrest area home. 3 BR. 2 B w- many extras. $40,000. 323-5194 * S acres farm land, Geneva area. $15,550. $2500 dwn, $115 MO. STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322-1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 562-3453 322-1959 LARGE 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, COMPLETELY FURNISHED IN EXCELLENT TASTE, LARGE LOT, OUT. SIDE WORK SHOP & LOTS OF FRUIT TREES. ONLY $73,500. NEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORKSHOP. FENCED YARD, NEAR 25TH STREET, $30,000 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. OVER SIZED 3 BEDROOM WITH PANELED DEN. FLEXIBLE FLOOR PLAN ALLOWS FOR 4TH BEDROOM, OIL HEAT, AIR COND., FENCED REAR WITH FRUIT TREES as SPRINKLER SYSTEM. $21,900. CALL NOW THIS WON'T LAST. - 1 BR-SIll. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of. Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call 323-8670 Mariner's Village Over the road drivers must have 1 yr reefer exp. Apply Metro Sales. 1921 W 1st St. Sanford. Ore8ary-Lovely 1g. 1 BR Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Person 322-S054 The Buyers Are Looking We Need Listings During March We Will List And Sell Your Horn.' - race. AAA EMPLOYMENT S W W IL AF ''-: - • TIRED OF LOOK ING? FOR A JOB? TIRED OF NOT HAVING . -. - S a be.-dropped ANY MONEY? COME SEE US YOU COULD BE WORKING TOMORROW 912 French Ave. 3235176 GENERAL OFFICE height without going to Fantastic company, all different things in the office to do, good skills. measured Object: to -' Very good typing, be the 2nd Person in the office. iotIcs SECRETARY H " - . • ., ', '1 - , -- - - - , : - ••tj ••. -- .1 - . ., - - 4 1. r I— L . -- _,4_ I I- - - Excellent company. excellent - benefits for good worker. COOKS _______ - ____ 0 of slew bicycle ran is wish two memben ii turns wil su.m$ is maneuver a bicycle atug a $meter II1(hfly sloped 00515. ludsais (a.. SemiHi. and (king. NUMY public scheale, Seminole and c.p.saw Yaliacla (IaasMy Colkgi aid the Uilvolty of Central Fhr4a gathered $ 5CCFrIday IV the PbysleaOly*plcs,a serIes of $3r$ICI.related cempetltI51 in ib principles .1 yale. were adopted in practical projects — bath a an Mini and team competitive level. Eui.plss of some of lb. esimpetiulsin her., lb. sisal was sponsored by- lb. Amarlcan Asssclathrn of leaches.. £ urn S - ' . ___ ___ KITCHEN HELP 339-0509 339-0501 E. Altamonte Dr. Eve. 3220612,322.1W, 332-7177 Sonora BY OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, Fern. Rm., 2 car garage. fenced, C-H&A. sprinklers $ Other Extras. 15.0008. assume 114 pcI. loon. No agents Call 322$14 LONGW000-LAKE MARY AREA 3 OR. Owner reduces price for Quick Sale. Also will hold Ind mortgage. 535.000. INC. RE ALIOR ' DESK CLERK ________ ____ INC. REALTOR" SD WAITRESSES _______ 339-111150 33t-411114 County 34 acre w.furn. 3.1, formal OR, garage, fruit trees. Owner - __ holding. Unbelievable $21,100. Reduced for quick sale 3-1½, like -- CASHIER ' - Excellent company 1. boss. Good _ new, blk, fenced, lake, country atmosphere. 13t,000. __ MANAGER TRAINEE __ Nitionol company with excellent edvRicemint potential. - BATEMAN REALTY Rug. Real Estate Broker 263i Lanford Ave. 321 07S9 - - ____ - CHECK TUESDAY'S PAPER FOR MORE JOBS. - 0115-70 I4wy 1742 Sanford New Builder home in Deltona. Occupancy in 3 wks. A beautiful home on a high georgeous tree lined lot, 3 OR 2 I,, C H&A, FP, FR, vaulted cathedral ceilings, $51,000. With good terms. LOOKING for a nice home situated on a large piece of property? Here it is. Secluded yet near the center of things. Call us about this 7 BR home with C H&A, $37,900. IF YOU were yearning for a super neat older home you have to sue this new listing. 3 OR 2 bath. C H&A, eat in kitchen, Full DR. WATER FRONT swimming, fishing, canoing or lust relaxing inc nice 3 BR owner built home. Convenient & secluded. Near Apopka, Just miM. toOrlando or Altamonte Springs. WORLD 0, ,riir1g '2oI, ig. patio, privacy ience, enc. front porch. Only $27,500. 4 BR. 2 b. near business distri"t medical facilities. $32.900 Recently decorated shiney clean & ready to move into.] BR 1'2 bin Country Club Manor. Only 10 acres beautiful water front with nice home & fantastic potential. Near Osteen. $74 i0. 1@ -'---'_.IIj._. 41I.IIUIflI I 43- - - - - mach Sold new f or $650 was Christmas lay away, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo Will take trade as part payment. Call 831 1711 day or night Free home trial, no obligation MARCHSPECIAL 100 pct. Nylon Hi Lo shag In stalledfor$8.9Syard. KuIP Decorators 109 W.Ist Sanford 3222335 S pc. BR suite new. $239; S pc. L R now $399; Loveseat 54195 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 8. up; Ref. 5308. up; El. Stove $60 & up; full size draperies $108. up. Sanford rurniture Salvage, 17 97 So. of Sanford, 322 $721 - - sewer. Call 322 88.48 ACME Western Boots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 322 579 1 310 Sanford Ave . 2 Acres Oak, Hickory. Sweet Gum, Palms. 1)6,000. J. C. Travis, work 373 0619; home 339 0 183 Johnny Walker 322-6457 aft Hrs.322-7111 BY OWNER 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 305 668 1696 & 830 8026. Eve & wkends 904 731 5961 nursery off master DR. C H&A, many outstanding extras. 539.900. 323 4762. ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS)222611. - STROM REALTY 28 Sales in Jan. 29 Sales in Feb., SELLERS as BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME I WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER JUST LISTED. 3 BR, I bath home In Sunland. w Dining area, carpet, spacious backyard & Much Morel Perfect for newlyweds or retired couplet Nice location! BPP WARRANTED.Only 121.5001 FANTASTIC 2 BR, 1 bath home in Bel Aire w spacious Fla. Rm.,w w carpet, dining area, 7 util. bldgs. & seller to do mist. repairs & paintlngt A buy for $22,9501 ONE OF A KIND 3 BR, I bath home in Winter Springsl W-w carpet, C-lilA, Fla. Pm., dining area & Many Extras! Good nelghborhoodl 88P WAR RANTED. Only $335001 ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath Red Brick home In Dreamwoldl C. H&A w-w carpet, eq. eat.las kit., Lg. Fla. Pm., Pool I Patio & So Much Morel Super Buy at $42,2501 SUPER 3 BR, 7 bath home in Deltonal Split BR plan, eat-in kit., scr. porch, dining area, all In a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakest Just $31.Son' FREE BARN MANURE 327 3053 --- . • - CARPET Lovely 1k. view property w water New our loss, your gain. 137 ycls rights. 1 BR, 2 b with baby efs4is+ 11-.S4yd. installed. brown - - HOME SITE WITH 100' F RONTAGE ON OAK NEAR 25 STREET. $6750. 51 —House ho ld WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. springs & mattress $23.95 ea. Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39 Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 97 So. of Sanford. 3228721. 2O WOODED ACRES INORANGE GROVE AREA. 53500 PER ACRE. GOOD T ERMS. J.stIsdy,hu. 2514 PARK DR . 303.2110 AFTER HOURS RBALTOR 3*91164 301460 Sanford's Sales Leader 74351 , S. French (1192) Sanford 32) 5321 322 2420 SUNLAND 3 BR, 1 b, tennis near by. Range, ref., washer I dryer, storm awnIngs 1. new roof. Very good cond. $35,000. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service NEARLY AN ACRE LOT. 3 SR 2 split plan, pan FR w-PP, louvered shutters of wills, self cleaning rang,, lcemaker ref., del car garage, fenced, drive gate. $43,100. Ills TOP COND. 4 SR,2 b, near school $ slopping, security system, extra Insulation, brick front, wic. garage. $3L700. STONE FRONT, 3 BR, 2 5, lovely stene FO in FR, impressIve entrance foyer, decorator well paper, extra storage & utility rm., dec. eye garage door. 53—N-Radio-Stereo Good Used Televisions. $25 and up Miller's 2II9Orlando Dr. 322 0352 - 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, I track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or lake up payments of $11 per mo. Call 1)1-1714 for free home demonstration. Television- 25' Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet Regular $600. Balance 5)75 or $I? mo. Still in warranty. Call 531 1714 day or night . Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668-8335 55—Boats & Accessories Lg. lot within city limits. Water & sewer, lrees.$11,500. Wm. Maliczowskl, Realtor. 327.1953. — LAKE SYLVAN AREA 7 Bldg . siles 100 x 110 It. each. $7,000 each. 57-Sports Equipment --_______ - 46-Commercial property -- RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $8 Scott Reagan 322 Bill 59—Wsjsical --- -- - 2 STORY elegant white brick. 4 SR. 2 B. outside entertainment area w-pool & gasabo. will for Privacy. duel spni.*Ier system, 2 AC units, PP in FR, breakfast rm Iformal DR. 113.50. - lnc.REALTOR, MLS 323.5714 Day or Night - AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 327-9141 Eves Offer b& weekends FILL DIRT&TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Il Dick Lacy 323-7310 ((I REALTY WORLD . Steam Clean Your own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3225)11 The Real Estate Agency -REALTORS 0--Pets- Supplies m 2565 7435', S French (17-92) Sanford - _____________________ _______, REALTORSWPARK 32) 5374 Dobermans. 6 wks. old. - 47—Real Estate Wanted 101111's REALTY IIIAM 24 HOUR . 322.9283 Modest 3 BR, CO home under 512.000? Yes, It's true If you act lasIllll Not fancy but a real value. CaIlBaft REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 32270$ 2 OR den w-wel her, fenced rear Will., carport. $30,900. 2 OR tam run, Ig fenced lot. $30,200. I building lots In city. Zoned MR? 1113111110 go. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD 2344S. French Ave. 322433), 3337173, 332.O7lt Retired couple wants a eiean late model home. Near Oe$ary or DeLand. Will Pay Cash. 641-1711. D.h4. D.I.. ...-4 68—Wanted h..... to I Buy _— 41.A—MotlgBgSs BougM &SkI WILL BUY EXISTING 1s1 & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, LIc. Mfg. Broker. $21 No. 4.0 Wymoie Rd., Altamonte. 062-743 - AKC KastMr bloodline. Tall docked I dew claw removed. 323-6414. AKC Beagles, tricolor, 6 weeks. Both parents on promises $75. 365.3446 PERSIAN RUG AUCTION Thursday, March 15 0:00 P.M. Exhibit 7:00 P.M. Sanford Inn ; or Sale: 5th Wheel Trailer 174 Model, 35 ft.. I sleeper. tub, air, awning, carpet, extras, In. cluding 5th wheel for pickup. $S500• Edgar Jones. 12 Oaks Resort, Sanford, Lot IN. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE )-3151.FirstSt. 332.1432 AMIC*N -- -________________ r.Wtorcycie Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 -_ 3224132 Larry - s Mart, 715 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Relrig stoves, Don ' t pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! - , ORIENTAL RUGS. WANTED Top Prices Paid Used any condition 6.11 8 126 . -. 72-Auction Piney Woods - 1972 Suzuki GT 550. 7,000 actual miles Excellent condition. $150 327 9482 - ____ - Auction 80—Autos for Sale The sooner you place your classitied ad, the Sooner you get results. iini ir AllI'5TI(lPJa 5.1 0 LI '.•. m ..,.,.. . - MON.. MAR. 12,7 PM. his sale is loaded with everything from suites to odd chests, couches, chairs, table lamps, hide a bed & accent pieces, plus TV & misc , also Ig lot of assorted shelving units. VISA MASTER CHARGE $ CASH DOOR PRIZE $ - - ..7DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy . 92. I mile w es t of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a Public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7.30. Its the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904-2358311 tor further details Every Sunday tI 1 pm local Cd on SR 115. IS mi north of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc. by the piece or house full Free pick up on consigned mdse at 30 pct Country Colonel Willard R. Whitehead I Colonel Leonard Putt:. 3222270. _________ • - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models Call 339 9100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) 1973 Dodge Charger, P S. P B, auto. Good running cond. $1250 322 7064 1911 Ford Pinto Good Condition 5400 349 59)3 or Commercial Estate 1971 Plymouth Spts Fury. Good condition $500 3231340 7155. French Ave 149 S933 6. 1910 Pontiac LeMans Sport Coupe. 322 1559 Residential Auctions & Ap praisals Call Dell's Auction. 373 5620. PtQCn$y.l DR. 1971 optionS. Maroon, Michelin tir'ejt.' AudlonSelurdayslp.rn. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome (eltoggs ALiction Sales 373-1050 very best cond. Retired ownet must sell bought van. 53,800 Call 322 9339 or 2350 Palmetto Ave 111,11 FSS SH I Air Cond. & Heating mo~ CK FROST Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm. & Res. 332 0200. Beauty Care a TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON irmerly Harrietts Beauty Nook 519E 1st St.. 322 5147 Car Cate Home Improvements PAINTING, CARPENTRY- : CUSTOM CABINETS FreeEsl3230429 after)j VmOus Elm Street Gresuisbors. N.C. (1t) 37.12fl For Boston Galleries 37$ N. flatting, bloWi,1g. INSULATION RACO Foam, flberglao' Cellulose. Lowest prices. :catl3?) 0839 or 90.4 734 6108 coPleU. - - Income Tax Prepared in the convenienci pIi your home. 24 yrs. exp. $108. Up' 3323717 for appt. - 61 well II Hand wash as wax your car, pick up or von, free pickup & del. Also complete Interior cleaning avail. As low as $18.50 & up. Call 377.1565 Mowing No job too large or small. Cotn-' plete lawn service. Free, estimate. 373 4811. Ceran*TlIe Lawn Maintenance MEINTZER TILE tw or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 2$ yrs. Exp 6117617 Dressmaking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220701 oonng& Sosrng ANIMAL HAVEN g 8. Cat boarding, bathing, :Iipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated enneIs. 322-5152. Home Injilimilloft 14111111 0 46 S0—MsceHansous for Sale I ____________________________ - housein need of repairs Wow; Some cash. 323 $41 off 7 p.m. I 78—Wctorcycles WE BUY USED FURNITURE & I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur nIure Salvage 3fl8721 - _______ - - ' H.roMHlhdty Wrchandise Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Complete Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 3202 French Ave. 32212!' WHAT DUPLEX older home conversion 1 OR I both each. WHERE Good location close to downtown. WHEN - Available now for In. vestment as both are occupied. HOW MUCH $71.300. BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 Call 322 1621. 327 1460 - - REALTORS INC. 830.6833 or 33i-4711 eves. -- ntral Heat & Air Cond. Free Est Call Carl Harris al SEARS, Sanford 322 1171 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. Il 92 Sanford. Fla. 32711 LAKE MARY Wooded Iakevlew lot 100 * 130 $10.000. FORREST GREENE 66--Horses ISANFORD AUCTION. KENMORE WASHER.- Parts. Service, Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 NORTH FLORIDA NEAR PANAMA CITY. 20 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS WITH GREAT HUNTING & FISHING. $26,000 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMCNT. Garage so full theres no room fr the car' Clean tout with a Want Ad in the Herald PH 322-2611 or 5)19993 -- 64-Equipment for Rent 154100. COUNTRY KITCHEN knotty pine cabinets, breakfast bar, beautiful PP in FR, bay wds. 3 SR W, b, $34J0. . - - S ACRES NICELY WOODED IN THE GENEVA AREA. $16,500. SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE. BROKER ------- 52—Appliances ACRES TALL PINES NEAR LAKE HAP NEY. $1900 TOTAL WITH TERMS TO FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK. - - - ft The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Goods ON SALE- NEW twin site box ACRES LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED ON A HILL DOWN TO LAKE. $1000 ACRE. TERMS. SEIGLER REALTY Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars. truckS 8. heavy equipmçnt .,322 -S990 --______ 6yr old Appalusa & tac t. t. 5350 149 593) - S ACRE LAKE FRONT $20,000 2' - 327 4826. Dealer NICELY WOODED 47 --- - AIR CON DII ION ER 5000 BTU Hardly used 130 830 9176 all 3 For Sale) Lots With?) Orange Trees New) BR I b CH,tity water C 77-Junk Cars Removed - FREE PUPPIES MIXED Call 323 5344 Cash -Aeage -- - ___ Shephero -'ups, Prasonat!e Call aft -i wis old 323 9136 - • 65' Lasbra trailer. SR 127. San ford, Fl. on 34 acre fenced land 323 137$. 65—Pets-Supplies We nave a Singer Fulura sewing 424bile Homes ________________________________ SKYLINE 11 w fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3233200 3803 Orlando Or VA& FHA Finar'-'.ing Seigler Realty, Broker 321 0610,3271577, - - -- 3 BEDROOM, 1', BATH. 1972 WITH EXPANDO LIVING ROOM. CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, ON NICELY WOODED HALF ACRE. $1L900. 53300 DOWN AND SELLER HOLDS I MORTGAGE a. HEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 LAKE MARY 3 BR, walk to eiem school. $5,000 down assume $24,500 mortgage, $233 PlTi at t Pct. 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. ____ -abeiin _______ _____ . - - - ,• LABORERS ______ ______ 5- Needs to be experienced In duct work. Great company, __ - - - .. A C MECHANIC county, ML5 REALTOR 323 6061 or eves 323 0517 - for Sale 2nd mortgage Slci0009pct $101 43 per mo. for is yrs - 323-1132 Greet boss & company with iscellent benefits. Must be experienced. 101W, 1st, Sanford Phone 322.2335 REALTY Hal Cobert, Realty Inc. FRONT END 5% KULPA REALTY 41—Houses 701 Bldg. No experience required just dependable naro worker. ______ P' .'•• ' - -S.- Duplex opportunity- growing Lake Mary area. 6 duplexes well located. Offer on 1 or more, $450 mo. income, low taxes Is maintenance, 100 pct. occupied. EDWARD H. SEI BERT, REALTOR, 2300 French Ave. 323-9001 after hrs. 644-1590. W WAREHOUSE vat Idatid eal confirmed. 504 born consisting St met *cNlIn lix - '0 Duplexes for Sal. skills. - c., Court 40-A—Ape rtrnsnts & Excellent typist & good office - feet said property being situate In 3rd Armored Cavairy me City if Lake Mary, Plorfie. ar Pt. Silos. Tosas 1t51 JOHN RAY SHIELDs. di scrisdas fsitews: tOd TheV$MI - Dolan YOU ARE NOTIFIED thot an NOTICE OFACTION __ Lot 2% KkLThlFerust,as pe, (101015) MONSOON Row~ action for dIsSOMIRI Of marriage TO: ARTHUR S. CLARK and Res$l1lSRi1 ..HUdsan. d put menu nicorie in mat Sash PATRICIA CLARK leIeb.SarleS ltlL tSbidsIedApril has beem Oiled 090 y" in NOTICE OPACTION 35 Page 1012, Public Records W YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an l, mi.t.beloar,WaN at e,,etl,,,,er of Seminole TO: JOHN MAY SHIELDS $ole y Florida. Said pro. adieu to wec.a_pIerge ge in inatifintitis Mom 1100 IS tIMe Florida. arid you vs required te 1 perty Mo smmonly kuisun s SQ Ike followIng properly ipu,, end maturing in April I In such wrusa copy if yg Kinbelige, VirgInia 23144 P1111110 N"00 court. yearss net excufl thlrty4lve ($1) It any. he N en JACK?. _ Ceunly, PIous: LoOt KJISNI 5RIDORS, The Public Hearing will be held in morn their date. and in Suds i.ci v, Slick "A," SEMINOLE ESQUIRE. ii ClEVELAND. MIll YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED tue City Hall, City ci Lake Mary, HEIGHTS, sardlis to the Flat aMeunhi 15 Shell be daIR*MSI W & MIDGIL Pet Office DI$* L Ri ICt*l Oil' diMShttIM Florida, at $:IS p.m., on April 4, thvusl,asrecs,dsI In pj 5a5, IUW1UUI* reNholom at the CNy $Mfoid. FIends 21271,_Afler,iays Psgosland2,ifth.Pub4 aiehN been tiled aga you ivi, or as seen thsreaøe, as ic Rm CeumdMif*1SC*,inffiedsfle*j,s WPeNir..n or IiNdo .*, endyeuarerequln'dtowrwacopy pessle, at which time Wor if Seminole C'Jy, p1JØ t*ii$UNeoC$,eids'flOtSflmsnf day ii Mardi, lW, essed wrItten defenses, If any, Is and file the has bees flIed against you SM y lobe SNibered Worn MeIIWWd in OIglnl wIth Ike of , FRANKLIN T. WALDEN, Win tw ill against low IquerA arersqulredsssarveac.pyciysvr order ci maturIty. lad beirI, stated above will be heard. laid eitherw rsservlc, ESQUIRI, ii Brock isr' wINos d$utuz N any, ho N em C. teNet, BLilbil SOrnIariWaIIy. at $$a 355 iisaringm.yseceujed,rsuitime last Semoran $ Walden, lmnmdluiy Boulevard, KEN BISHOP, plains Ill's atiernay, such r*or rates met SNeadhil the otherwise, a Osteuti to time until final action Is taken by tat$, ANanesde $pnimsa, Plonids, hIltl, me Board of Adiustme.it. We" address Is 150 Lie Used. mUliffiurn hit $a, MeN W. j%jdgfl15p nf$ he ensured uIkci PetN1IMrI stuffilY, Ill or bolOs THIS NOTICE shill be peeled In Suite 301 WinIer Par'. Florida tI011il' dosuliulen ci Sate bNda 23, lilt, SM file *15 o4luiaI place u for Ike relisi demanded in we ge (3) publIc a. or biters the 4th day being aidoined in Ike Ceniplaw pgh$, within Ike with the Clink lithe 04YSWYIN April, 1121 SMftlesheorIpRalwØh tIled to theSe rS4lSlll. ClIp of Lake Mary, Flenida, at Ike WITNEI$ my heM and eM at Cowl 141110 before Wvlce en _____ ____ _____ ____ in Ike ffieclintif "ft CrthISprsforg ThisOrdsr$s$howCausesh.Nbe 'his Clot PelItlenge's attory 01 im- City Hall and publlshso S this 1151 Øy if Evening Herald, a Ie-jgape if aVvIce em pIsWlWs atuuop, or a011oheIto*emasomr1rwby Fitewory, lilt mediately thureabera IteuiwIse a Immediately SkeusBons Ij 7U PIRIM 30atWe, in (SEAS) Circulation in Ike City of lu*msnt may be 10aed now i OWN will bowAWWsoW Visit me Sanford Evening Herald, I Marv . Florida the ARThUR 15. SSCKWITII, JR. lw me row to me newspaper of usual ciroulitim to C F011ies. relief dsmaadsl In the least Iifli (II) .Sys prier to Ike me CInC1IN daunt er PONIan. WinIer Springs, plerlia and cisrisaid Neorh. ,, — By: June I. CurtIs u4 WITNESS my .notice saii w psssu in me 110 published Ii. Samlaiti Couaty OfPOv Clink to thIs Court on the 111k dly INs Court on this 151 lay ci Mardi. Florida. Ciflhldsrsd at hOt fWl (1$) JACK T. SIDIOIL ESQUIRE Pihivory. lilt. Prior to ft DONS AND ORDERED it CLEVELAND, Mill I BRIDGES (SEAL) deN ci 111 Public . Hssilng. sspje,g, Florida s day ci .j i: S ARTJR k GECKOITN, JR DATED: March 7, tnt Arthur H. Siclosliti, Jr. March, ltli. sa*i FIends 31071 Clerk ii 1111 CircuIt Count U Chili ci the Clot .. ceum. V. aj. + RIPO1 S. *015111 T$*Lj: *111.1314 By: Jeoumine Nays cisnit By: Silty 0. Copps )'*ci *5 CIrouN daunt A$*NII ho' PilNlr Deputy Clint U Ospioly Clink . , County. lO Ieri'iinuls nty. PIods Iublis. P*Vmy , a a, , ar prnis: Februvy it. IS. Mardi S. Florida Publish: March SO IL ii. it, 30, lilt Publish: .Vards 1$ it, 30,lWi it, NO ii 1125 PublIsh: Mards 12'.1m 0115-11 .lt 0 01Kb 1"46 '3111 D(G.i2 Have a room to rent? Let a classified ad find a tenant for you I PARTTIME OFFICE ______________________ Tij AptS. for Senior Citizens. Downtown, ver%' clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan. 31$ Palmetto Ave. Sales Fee. For Furnished S room Apt., newly decorated, 1st floor. $165 mo., $50 deposit for child or pet. 5th & Magnolia Ave. 3220211. S designing and Moving to a newer home, apartment? Sell "don't needs" fast with a want ad. 31Apartmet0s [I] STEN --D.Land 6614335--. --Milareous - 321-0640 ' - M. Unsworth Realty e Sanford Orlando 327-1577 ___ - - - ___ - New 233 Homes, I oct. interest to qualified buyer. $30.000 to $38000. Low down payments. BUILDER 3727397 SEIGLER REALTY Unfurnished - 41—Houses Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor BROKER 30-Apartments I - Build 10 Suit - our lot or yoursFHA VA. FHA 235 & 243, . ...: ! 41—Houses Building lot for duplex. $7500 cash or terms. I Accounting Clerk, Growing Modular Apt. 8. Motel Manufacturer looking for individual with experience in payables, billing 8. general clerical duties. Typing required, computer exp. helpful. Salary commensurate with exp. Company benefits. Send resume to Accounting Manager, Box U. Sanford, Fl. 32771. - - New listing-comm. lot on 17. 92. $49,500. collect. LPN Full time, 11-7 Shift. Apply in personbake View Nursing Home, 91 E. 2nd St Kids gone, but the Swing set in the back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad Call 322-2611. Full or Part time opportunities available. Own your own business, in your own home. Unlimited earnings, insurance, free bonus car, 8. retirement, Call 134-3246 ______ on Market 3 BR, 1 b, fenced shady yd 115 Pinecrest Dr. Drive by & call. $27,300. AVON IS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Self Avon tà help fight back. For details c'ii 644.3079 Dog Groomer, all breeds, full time year around, fully experienced no other call, 322-5152. '' * Back Waitress & Grill cook. No ex perience needed. Days only. Apply in person Sheoah G'If Club, Hwy. 434, Winter Springs. Secretaries. Call now for lobs In Sanford Area All skills needed. - . Cash f or your lot Medel Inc., Realtor 6443013 Residential Construction, part time "Man Friday". Semiretired or student with own transportat Ion. 323-3211, Experienced aluminum Screen Room installer S Aluminum Siding & soffit man. 323-4675. y Hur8tcsreagthb1eJge contest. Bridges were yr. old S days. supervise 3 boys on School .. • - holidays. 323-6123. -. Low Experienced floor man, capable of spray buffing Lk Mary area, 20 hrs. wk., M.F. $2.90 hr. Must have trans 8. phone. 303-196-7561 Ridgewood Ave area. Willing to S -. a VA-F HA-235-Conv. Homes Down Payment Experienced Floor Man needed, Apply in person Sanford Nursing 8. Convalescent Center, 930 MelionvilIe. CETA eligible. Call 322-e9, 9 to S weekdays. _____ W. Garnelt V.hile Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 3fl-7881, Sanford Nurses RN's & LPN's. Aides, LiveIn companion, short term assignment. Homemakers Upjohn 628 0636. about that. . 41—Houses Custodian 10 hr. week Tues. thru Sat. Need experience in Janitorial 8. yard work. Apply Cardinal Industries, 3701 S. Sanford Ave. E.E.O. Mature experienced orderly, S to 4 shift. Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 Melt0vili Ave. Apply in person. , _____ 18-4elp Wanted U ) I _________ U U U U I __ 5uIts tojj sure Friday __________________ ••-- et DEADLINES ---. - I I MONDAY thru FRIDAY . - I U U - . - :4 I . I ~] i!;l L e i f n .. . . 5:30 P.M. _______ .• 1111111 1 ~ - • 1 I RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1:00 A.M. 35 U U 831-9993 322-2611 4th Section, an per plot thereof re Noon The Dog Before Publication corded In Plot Book 14, Page 42, CiTYOFLAKIMARY, . Public R of Seminole County, FLORIDA Sunday 'l ' Florida. Said property also corn. NetceciPvblcK,wi.i __________________ ___________________ manly known an 3213 Rantoul Lane. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: -___________________ Tb. Public Hearing will be held In NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by the City Hall, City of Like Mary, t he Board of Adi%Atrneflt of the City Florid a, at 5:00 p.m., on April 1, of Lake Mary, Florida, that said 4A— Public Notices lilt, ores soon thereafter an p0.51. •' . . Board will hold a public hearing at — bie,atwhichtlmein$erestidpartles 1:00 p.m., on We1,Iday, April 4, for and against the request stated lilt, to 'ti QI ics ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM 10 PCT CASH DISCOUNT POP. above will be heard. Said hearing IN YOUR FAMILY? a) Consider a request for a % CORN MACHINES and Con. may be continued from time totime varlancetoaliowforconetructicnci AL- ANON 7 4 ' cess ion Equipment. Star, Gold until final action Is taken by the a sign and to reduce front sback Forfamlilesorfrlendeof Medal Cretors. Roy Smith Co. Board of Adjustment, from 104 feet to 45 190 from center. prablem drinkers • 365 Park St. Jacksonville, 32201. THIS NOTICE shall be posted in line of Lake Mary Boulevard, said For fuluri Information call (eo0.333-9140, thris (3) public places within the property being situate in the City of 647-3333 or write City of Lake Mary, Florida, at ' 4" 1 . the Lake Mary, Florida, and described SanfcrdAi.Anon Family Group City Hall and published In the "hi Id Care an follows:3 P.O. BOX 55 At Evening Herald, a newspaper Beginning 1508$ feet East of Sanford, Fla. 32111 general circulation In the City of Southwest corner Section 1, Town. Lake Mary, Florida, one time at iidcare my home Mon. thru Fri. ship , Range 30 on North lineal P*CESWITHAbRINKIND least fifteen (15) days prior to 6a.m. till 1p.m. $23 Wk., $6 day ROW Lake Mary Boulevard, run PROBLEM? _____ aforesaid hearing. In addition, said or $1 hr. Call 323.5344. eNh 60 eet,Wut 300 feet, perhapsAlcohelicsAnonymous notice shall be posted In the UI to South 10 feet line to ROW Easterly Can Help 4 Carrel's Kiddie Kornif' be considered at least fifteen (13) a long ROW line to Point of BeginPhone 141.3333 teen Area days prior to t he date of public ning. Said property more commonly Wrtt.-P.O.-5o 1213 SCC • Call 322.2116 hearing, known as West Lake Mary Soule. $ánfo I'!rId32)7t 0 . DATED: March 9, lilt yard. .7 s Connie V. M.ior 1l—H1pnted 4*1 The Public Hearing will be held in WHY* St LONELY? Write "Get A City Clerk ..: y... ; • the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. . City of Lake Mary, LET'S BEI-4ONEST Florida, at 5:00 p.m., on April 4. P.O. BOX 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33511. . Florida it you weren't looking for a new lilt, or as soon thereafter as Publish: March 12 lilt career you wouldn't be reading ,' •. possible, at whIch time interested WeddlngsbyDOT OEH.71 thls ad, and Ifwe weren't looking parties for and against the request NOTARY PUBLIC someone to a l this ad 'ç, . 323.2036or321OM7 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND stated above will be heard. Said fo wouldn't be here. If you want the SEMINOLE COUNTY, hearing may be continued from time FOR opportunity to earn Three to (NC t to time until final action Is taken by FLORIDA Five Hundred dollars a week •KIT, Box 791, details; Free the Board of Adjustment. • --Official-Jon! call 1-100432.1103 anytime for -.oae- of entrlesJn.hridgebulldlng FL. 33061, tll4til. Pompano, This notice be posted in three rco'dedmi.51oe. ......... -. built of balsa wood. STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN & (3) Public 01bcès*lth1nthöt1fy Lake Mary, Florida, at the City Hail COMPANY, and published In the Evening a Florida corporation, Herald, an.wspaperol general r Plaintiff circulation in the City of Lake Mary, Florida, one time at least fifteen IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH FICTITIOUS NAME JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR EDWARD LEROY BUTLER and (15) da ys prior to the aforesaid Notice Is hereby hearing. In addItion, said notice given that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ALONIA BUTLER, his wife, shall be posted In the area to be engaged In busIness at $04 Hwy NO.79-U2-CA-ME .U3.CA.E 163 A Altamonte Springs, Fl. 32101 at least fifteen (13) days IN THE MATTER OF THE enote County, FlorIda under the ADOPTION OF: NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE prior to the date of the Public fictitious name Hearing. of SOMETHIN' SCOTT FOWLER CAUSSEAUX, SAL E ___ EXTRA,andthat I Intendto register DATED: February 21, lilt NOTICE Is hereby given that the . a said name with the Clerk of the Connie V. Major an adult undersigned, ARTHUR H. BECK. Circuit Court, Seminole County, City Clerk NOTICE OF ACTION WITH, JR., Clark ci the Cirit Florida City of Lake Mary, In accorda:e with the TO: JOHN FRANKLIN WORLEY, ": Court of Seminole County, Flor ida, i. provisions of the Fictitious Florida Name JR.. Rt. 10, Box 14, Ocala, FL. 3261 wlllontheslhdayof April, ltltat 0 Statutes, TO-Wit: Section I15.Oi YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED il:OOA.M,atthiW.fron$doorof the Publish: March 12, lilt Florida Statutes " . .". :' Seminole County Courthouse, San. DEH.6t hataiworn PetitlonforAdcp$Ionof Nancy M. Smay ford, Florida, offer for sale and sail SCOTT FOWLER CAUSSEAUX, n. Publish: February ii, 26. March CITY OF LAKE MARY, • at public outcry to the hIghest and k.a FRANKLIN SCOTT WORLEY 'S. 12, lilt FLORIDA -1 best bidder for cash, the follow ing has been filed by DON S. DEG-97 Naticeot Public Hewing des cribed property situated in CAUSSEAUX in the Circuit Court In TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: .. and for Seminole County,. Florida Seminole County, Florida: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Lot 12, Block 11.111, WASHINGTON the title of which Is In thi Matter of OAKS SECTION TWO,accordlngto the Board of Adjustment ol the CII! the Adoption of: SCOTT FOWLER FICTITIOUSNAME . the Plat thereof as recorded In at of Lake Mary, Florida, that said -. Notice Is hereby given that I am CAUSSEAUX, an adult, these Book 16, Pages N and I?, Public Re. Board will hold a public hearing at opaged In business of 155 N. presents command you to appear cords of Seminole County, FIid.. 1:00 p.m., on Wedeesday, April 4, Country Club Rd. Lake Mary, Fla. and file your Answer or other Pursuant to the Final Judgment lilt to Seminole County, Florida under the pleadings with the Clerk of the a) Consider a request for a entered In a case pending In said fictitious name of LAKE MARY Circuit Court In and for Seminole Court, the style of which Is indicated variance to allow for constructional PHARMACY, and that I Intend to County, Florida and serve a copy . ailnele family dwelling located na • above. thereof on Petitioner's attorney, A register said name with the Clerk WITNESS my hand and official WR'IAAAzoninecIassHlcaIIonona T. BRIDGES, of t i cii, Court, Seminole JACK ;r ' Ph15 or minus seal ci said Court on this tth day of CLEVELAND, MIZE & BRIDGES, C nty, Florida In ou or th acc dance wi ti -. ci Ih*cilIIfed Post Office Drawer Z. Sanford, "w primlislana of , 10,000 square feet, said property (SEAL) Name Stalutes, To-Wit: Section Florida on or before the 21st day of being situate In the City of Lake Arhur H. Beckwith, Jr. March, lilt. Otherwise, a Default $65.Ot Florida Statutes 1i51. Mary, Florida and described as Clerk of th e Circuit Court will be entered against you and the 51g. A. L. Moran ws: By: Eve Crabtree relief granted as demanded In the Publish: February lt, 26. Section 01, TownshIp 20 S. Range Deputy Clerk Petition. March S. 12, ltlt 0.400 -..-. BUTLER, ENOLEHARDT & Mc. XE, West ;OO too of South IOo fee al WITNESS my hand and seal of DEG-101 East ½ of Southwest ¼ of Southeast DONALD, P.A. the Clerk of the Circuit Court on this ¼ at Northeast ¼ and West 100 feet 1113 B. Robinson St. 11th day of February, lilt. Of East ½ of Northwest ¼ of NorOrlando, Fl. 32101 (SEAL) NOTICE _ theist ¼ of Southeast W. Said proPublish: March 12, it, ltlt ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR. the NOTICE Is hereby given that Party more commonly known an the DEHa? Clerk of the Circuit Court Guy Jones checks his solar car before South $ide of Anderson Lane, West Board of County Commissioners of By: June I. Curtis of Rhlnihart road on North side al Seminole County, Florida, shall at Deputy Clerk 10:00A.M., or an soon thereafter IS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Lake Emma. JACK I. BRIDGES, of .• • EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. The Public Hearing wfllbeheid In possible, on the 3rd day of April, CLEVELAND, MIZE & BRIDGES CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, lilt, hold a Public heari ng at the --Z' Post off ice Drawer Z COUNTY. FLORIDA Seminole tyCourthous, Room Florida, at 1:00 p.m., on April 1, . Sanford, Florida 32171 - S CASE NO. 7t.*1.CA.I3.K 203, Sanford, Flor -' a, id to Consider lilt, or as soon thereafter pow Telephone: 305-322-1314 adoptlonofthefoIlowlngordin.nc,: CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, a ble,atwhichtlm,Intirestedparties Attorneys for Petitioner -- • municipal corporation of Florida, for and aginst the request stated - An ordinance relating to Specified Publish: February it, 26. March 3, areas of the unincorporated 12, Ion. above will be heard. Sold hearing Plaintiff, maybecontinuedfromtlmetotlme territories of Seminole County, DEG.fl - .•• vs. Fioridaj amending Section 4 CI S untIl final action Is taken by I' THE STATE OF FLORIDA, it al., Board of Adjustment, Seminole County Ordinance 71-15 to PUBLIC NOTICE provide for additional territories to THIS TICE NO shall be posted in The Environmental Services 1 - be Included within the Wrenwood Division Is in receipt of an ap Defendants. thrills (3) public places within m K ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Unit Three Street LightIng District plicatlon for the construction of a City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA, City Hall and published in 9. and redefining sold district ac. Sao",, at the . following described cordingly; providing THROUGH THE STATE ATTOR. Evining Herald, a newspaper of for-' property: HEY FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JU. general circulation In the City of severability, exclusion from Lot 5, Lake Tony Waterways. PPlat It DICIAL, CIRCUIT OF SAID STATE, Lake Mary, Florida, one time at Seminole County Cede and an if. Book i, Page 21, Official' Records, THE SEVERAL PROPERTY OWN. loss? fifteen (11) days prior to me fictive date. Seminole County, Florida. EEL TAXPAYERS AND CITI. aforesaid Miring. in adiNlen, saId Said district shall encompass the I A. Further described as being / lENS OF THE CITY OF WINTER notice shall be following described areas of located at 1436 Bird Road in the area it '(ç/j ' SPRINGS, FLORIDA. INCLUDING be censidered at inist fWM (1$) Seminole County, Florida: Propeflyoenwnwtthin300fl,$oI OWNING PRO. days prier to the date of the pmiic Wrenweed Unit Three, Plot look the proposed project may comment an PERTY OR SUBJECT TO TAXA. 30, Page 43, Wrenwsod Unit Three, In writing within 14 days. to En. Pr of the competition involved the TION THEREIN, AND ALL DATED: Mardi 1, lilt Second Addition, PItt look 31, virormental Services Division, P.O. : OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING .5. Casmle V. Major Pages 32 and 33 and Wranwood Unit l-_ 340, Sanford, Florida 32171. constructing of package th at would allow an egg constr ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR IN. CIty OIrk Three, )d Addition. Plot look 32, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. from a specified TEREST IN PROPERTY TO BE Page 10 and $1, as recorded In the City of Lake Mary Clerk of County Court AFFECTED BY THE ISSUANCE Florida Public nice s if Seminole County, breaking. Time of fall was Seminole County, Florida electrically IV THE CITY OF IMPROVE- Publish: March 12, lilt Florida. publish: March 12, lilt With the high score the shortest fall time for J.B. Johnson gets ready to threw piper airplane. MINT REVENUE BONDS, DEN-Il ArtIwr H. Seckwlfli, Jr., Clerk to DEN-72 SERIES 1979, HEREINAFTER the Board of County Corn. , a.pnbi'.ken egg. measme distance and time of flIght. MORE PARTICULARLY 01$. — misisnars CITY OF LAKE MARY, CR1110, 0* TO RI AFFECTED IN THE CIRCUIT COW, 157$ . , ... - In Rid for S.flIlo County, JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR Florida. FLOR IDA IN ANY WAY TH1RESY: . ,; Naticeif Public Nearlag You and each ci you we hereby MUINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Publish: March 12, lilt .5 i e.", '.L . TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: rsquWsdto.o,,m.14fogayci CASE NO. 7t4$$.CA.Sl.I 0114-43 k NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE April, lilt, at 11:35 Vciech A.M. IN RE:: T$I M MARRIAGE OP the Illoord of Adiimtment of the City IISNTEINTN JUDICIAL C11 11111_ before the Circuit Court for MALCOLM LEWIS JOHNSON, SI CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE somhole County, Florida, at sue IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of Lake Mary, Florida, that said dos -mouse In Sanford, Florida. and COUNTY, FLORIDA HU5band.RISPN ga,J, EIGHTEENTH JUCIAL dR. Board will hold a public hewing at CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.l441.CA*Ashow cause why the prayer of the end CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1:15 p.m., on Wedsueday, April 4, "no to COUNTY, FLORIDA. SOL-DALE BUILDERS, IND., a COnitlflt filed lI5theabeWiflIItlN LINDA MAY JOHNSON 1 pr0ca115 5IIIUId net be CIVIL ACTION NO. 7t4st.CA'14U varia Consider a request for a Florida corporation. nce to stow tsr setting a and the Improvement Revenue Wift.P.gitlsner. IN REI The Mirriage of M0111110 home and to reduce left sido mwi,, Bonds, Series lilt, therein VALERIE L. SHIELDS. NOTICE OPACTIOIj sifbadsfromiOfeet,o7f described, and the proceódings TO: Malcolm Lewis -lollasU jre. vs. , .... e I rent setback from 30 feet to 17. authorizing the issuance Ihereat, BURNS D. SIMPSON. IT AL. Troup I., 3rd Squad PsIltIonirWIfe. - a ig w 1 Physics U Orlando - Winter Park Seminole - Monday, March 12, l979-3BIIIi..i...... , I emodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm, additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms, Free est. 373-1214. CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR G. BALI NT & ASSOC. 322.5445 mall home repairs, Remodeling Pan. Roof Ing repair. Free 1st. I 3238543 , 331 oils 1 Man, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 327-1321 tw or rescreen- screens I glass. Also concrete work I Int. I Ext. painting, Free 1st. 3225343. ,, =Mmd Save Money & Time 10 pct. off ai( new maintenance contracts th1c4. Mar. 15. Call for Free Estlrn*P(.. Lindsey's Lawn Service 339 444.' If no Ans. 323-5369. ! LAVM General Landscaping. R specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming. 323 2911. 1.' UghtHeulIng:*: Yard Debris, Trash .Sppliances& Misc. (LOCAL) 30- $371 -. ' Painting •: DANNY'S PAINTING Interior, Exterior House PaintIn, Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimate,. (30$) 3229460 - .. Plurv*ing Service ': ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. Accepted321)eqf4 TreeService TREE REMOVAL. Trimm,l,1g,,i stump removal, licensed I' in sured. FREE est. 5421141. - .'' umy lug People" SOI4010AUCTIONIEN Col. R.J. Wasserman TO LIST YOUR BUSH tESS...... DIAL 322•26 IorS31.9993 . -- a - _ - -f-tj.-.--- as_------- •. - -'- - -_..-- --- ----- - --- -----.--.-- -.-.- - ' -L 6.•6.-1 - -. - t -"'.'------- - = --- ------- - - ---_' - — - - I �— - 46-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLOND I E I 1 by Chic 1J ' I1(TATS LO'IEL' I WAS JUST ELMO TUNING UP• I'M GOING TO rE , LMO IS GOING Monday,March 12, 17 ACROSS 4E WAS TUNING UP! \_- t!/ 12 Monster 13 Chinese 45 English derby town philosophy 48 Basement pod a. _ BEETLE BAILEY WHAT POE IT SAY? LIKE IT ______ "PEAP MR. )C14PSS YOU MAYALREAD A WINNER I 8LJT PROBABI..Y NOT." ____ _ IS ] $AU AE ROT A • ________________ V A N )K 1 1 1 E £ 1' H A N I £T 1 C I. V UjLjI1 A1 T I fi0ii MOP 1 i0 $ 1 UtAINI P 1 1 11 LI51T I1N1D1 ou i N I $ $ L ED Prostate 24 Celt author Dr. Lamb troublebyaurologlst.Icould itwinateatalLHerenoved rnypro.ate gland And Operated cmmym,ale tubes. I now havea' tube In my OIL UAWV OP1P13IOIJ rii Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents San ________________________________________ bladder to aln the willie wtii will be taken out in three weeks. I am U years old. What are the chances of complete recoyery 1 of _____ - Letter number 14, Prostate my Carter As Le ? aves Gland. Other readers who want this Issue can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed IrIIS*ry organs? DEAR READER- u simply had ws enlargement of 46 Drama 176-Tuesday, 71st Year, No ________ I Surgery DEAR DR. LAMB- I was operatedcm for prostate g1Xtd MuNO *2 Plot From envelope for It. the prostate DEAR DR. LAMB— I have a 34 Copycat 3 Cut hair 27 Canal near 48 Morning song obstructed the now of urine with very dark circles 35 Ancient Egypt 4 Bird's home P1th1fl 49 Past of to be from your bladder, the removal writing 28 Part of a 5 Gaseous d may have imdermyeyeLl have hadthese 50 Related oftheproatate glan 36 Ancestor of church compound removed the for as long asl Can remflelflber. I 51 Longs (sI) the pharaohs 8 Fall short 29 German permanently get over eight hews sleep so I 53 Decline 37 Dinsmore 7 Upper surface negative problem f() ca used think it can be -——— — - — - — me emitning question 8 9 10 11 1 3 4 5 6 7 rest. I had an eye 2 of much dam ag from lack clone to e hew examination a year ago and during the yews your W 14 13 12 was told that my eyesight was that ft w-. My doctor says it is ched prior to your perfect. 17 15 16 us ro m too much pollen in ed f ate was ca operation. If your prost — -— - — - — th e air. I feel if this Is true, why ved soon enough and J remo 20 18 — — 19 didn't have prolonged ob-- doesn't everyone have this struction, you should have problem? I am 23 years old. DEAR READER- The recovery of urinary, — — — - — complete problem of dark circles under 28 29 30 27 23 24 25 26 f'"ct1ocL There Is some difference in the eye ls usually related tO two —— _ -- - — 34 31 33 32 recovery in relauooshlp to the factors. First, we all have a lot kind of surgery that Is done. U of small veins just underneath 35 36 the prostate glad Is removed the skin. These veins can —— through a sirgical Incision, blood that looks blue, because It 41 40 39 If there is a seater likelihood oxygen-poor venous - — - — ——— — that a man may be left with you don't have very much fat 42 impotence, but U the prostate tissue around the eyelids, those ——— — — — — - — reamed out through veins may show through the gland si 45 46 47 48 the urethral tube, called a thin skin and ca use you to have - — — tran.s*zdtwai resection (WR), a darkened appearance isi54 — 53 there Isa much irrtaller chance derneath the eyes, or dark 57 — - — that it will cause persistent circles. — 55 — — — 58 The other factor that may be plicat ioni. ———— ______ — - — - — Increased common Is 60 to tie off the vu Involved It's 58 59 Me=, which you can the pigmentation in that area. _____ I male tubes, at the time of a These are the same pigment (NEWSPAPEM ENTERPRISE ASSN) prostate operation. This was cells that you have in your skin ——— done yeas before vasectomies to produce skin color. Some became popular for birth people are born with pigment controL me Idea is to help cells in this area that produce protect the testicles from In- Increased amounts of pigment. In any case, the dark circles HOROSCOPE flmnmstn, which sometimes occurs as a complication of wider the eyes that people talk about are not related to lack of prOdatic surgery. ByBERNICEBEDEOeOL With this experience, I am sleep or dissipation. Usually, by Art Sansm ___ opening Recovering • V 2 Mild expletive 25 Pigpen sound 47 Preserve was THE BORN LOSER Im WILL PANS (2 wds.. abbr.) 5 ,.• J zation ry V T - - 53 Biblical i • A(NE1AJ$1 NI 15 Retreat HA ___ ___ character 1 I 1 IJ1 111R1MA l6Legjoint FiRto t._ Z010M F 1 A1N1 1 17 Bandleader 54 Ezekiels YEStu $EN nickname Arnaz ____ 5 Roof edge 18 Naval officer 56 Barrel (abbr.) 8 Of astrology 30 Corner 20 Fiber plant 9 Squeezes out 32 Figured 57 Ireland 21 Eternity 10 Bear (Let.) 36 Free 58 Ogled 22 By 11 Go by ship 37 Brim way of 59 Howl 23 Inordinate 60 lions' homes 19 Went by car 39 Flee sell-esteem 20 Thus (Let.) 40 Spookily 26 Drying agent 2 Wine (Fr) DOWN ment 44 Watched 31 African nation 23 Old Testa 45 Smalleword 33 World organi. I Emile __. book .,. THAT TELLS IT Point 42 Dejected 43 Fowl product 14 Edible green WELL, HERE'5 AN ADVERTISING PEAL 1011ItdtdI 1 RAT 5 Newt 8 Hens husband P1.l - Answer to Previous Puzzle 38 Made basic (chem.) I Greek letter 41 Compass Young I LIKED IT BETTER PLAY II us - Peace Treat y B All CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - President Carter said today Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin had reached agreement on the of a peace treaty which will be the cornerstone of a t" coinprehalve peace for the Middle American officials said the Israeli cabinet and the main ingredients of a Peace treaty although further Israeli cabinet discussions & flC5UY. Knead (parliament) have to approve the proposals Carter conferrid In Jerusalem with Begin for 90 minu tes this morning then flew to Cairo for a two-hour, airport conference with Sadat dining which he said he wrapped up most of the outstanding Issues. He then telephoned Begin to Idorm him of Sadat's acceptance of the proposals. "I have an announcement which I consider to be exemely Important," Carter told reporters at the airport. tr earlier today. ut Sadat has now accepted these proposals. CArter also sald that Begin had accepted the same by Bob Montana 1 BOUGHT THE ?,PPANY AND HAD THE FACTORY ARCHIE ITS FINE PlOW, DILlON, BUT LAST WEEK YOtRE GETTiNG EAU1FUl.THE [ESI MACHINERY IN A NEW RECEPTION ON i'OUR TV FACTORY IN TOWN CAUSED SET, MR. LODGE! AND 040 YOU HAVE ,AN ELECTRONIC SUPPRESSOR INSTALLED IN peace." Carter flew to Cairo on the first leg of his "now or peace mission last week and received a TERRIS.E INTERFERENCE! YOUR TV SETt MOVED OUT OF TOMJ____ NO! \{" ___ , _ Q. •: ii --H sure you have more interest there Isn't much you can do to fIK than usual In the prostate gland eliminate them other than For Tuesday, March 13, 1979 3.,i . _MEEK by Howl* Schnaldr GC1 10 j NIBBLE Out TRY A ( ç _____________________________________ ) (U44.L MLJK ItL125J\ LESS u ff _________________ ri W 1 N _ I _mi nyAir . (I JUST G01 11415 NERVCU5' IN Ft FRANCHISE ANP UNSURF O SEEM RATH WEEK/ PATHETIC J COME CN!GIVE TO ME.' PR ISCI LLA'SPOP U RE ) Y, NOT MY REGULAR TEMPTER') MEA 7;)l or (0 k _______________ byStoffel&HeimdahI BUGSBUNNY .. Cevcm' U4i, PIØT IN CvRtG F1I.S IHE fl45 wo*t poi, NOT NND C4RYIN'A LgF. 'YOUR (NOW IT CONTAIN* 'DIRU PAIRS OF Øg[$f(Ae t4' 4se..,wHrA pgtflOp4' HAI4Ge*HIf IMAGE ----y_ cc A4P l.AI)H... A CHANGE AGA P1.OPJOfl' O UNN! OF ___ ___ flOCK AKiT 1 gEP4c' , ____ I1 from the scene. You don't have to be drawn Into anything YOUR BIRTHDAY March12, ifl Several unusual and titlesi you permit it. WI AT _ ____________________________ persons ft_ialpld%recoIltIntN$tO be boot called 'Play of the y c'' is toy. ('.m'ec Hand With Hlackwood.' mY unexpectedly opening ours NORTH 342A lay is crowning his distinhow others could sutferby your that lead to expanding y .7653 sed career with a great ___ ld make Th at shou carelessness __ horizons. These new ex,A63 •97 periences will contribute a you more attentive. Man : "I suppose that he VIRGO(Aug,4Il*)M •AQI2 gives this hand to show the greatclealto your growth. effectiveness of the normal PlSCF (Feb. 20-March 30) Objective outsider might have m fourth-best lead against an Iane that YOU • Q 942 • j Arbitrate Your one-to-one NiatlOflahiPs to notrunip." '1075 tner can't come to J 9i4 hy area and a p ar continue to be the touc 01w d: "That is part. • A Q 154 • 1032 for you today. A philosophical terms on . Listen to your The main thrust of this nd K attitude will go a long way to referee. Is to point out that only a low P011TH IRA (Sept.2ct 23) help alleviate anY strain. Find diamond lead will hurt three •AK out more of what lies ahead for Pleas for help may dill be notruinp but that in case KQ2 South plays at five clubs way today. You you for the next year starting coining your KJ then only a diamond lead from your bhday, by sending might have to determine • J lOSS 4 will give him his contract." for your copy of Adro.Graph are purely sob dories and ____ Alan: "AU this has to be Vulnerable: NOrth.SOUth Latter. Mall $1 for each to which are legttlmite obvious to any experienced Deallsir: South A*o.Gra* P.O. Box 4111111, extending yourself. yer, butI can am where It Wed North am us* ag on the general Radio City Station, N.Y. IOM9. SCORPIO (Oct. *NOV. n) INT as of the opening Be am to specify Wh 81P. Althl Will Play an WIVortut Pa 3NT Pass Pass ARI(Mard12l-Apr1l is) If psrtuto whether this will bea Pass you're prepared to change happy day for you. Lilt Si directions became a co-wodw abr* bah to thinking that the Opining lead: •5 You hold: has a different way of h'i'11 g world Is agdi you. N BRIDGE ____ 6REAK! . , _Fr_p 1.1.4. . . . . ~ covering them iq cosmetically. so lain sending you The Health ___ ____________ •13 21) Follow your lfthct# today necessary coofroutdion. A 7143 ______ TAURUS (April 20May 20) If you find yourself 'd Into ____ ___ • K82 wlll bsmore acorner. Thsy'llshowyouthe How •Q104 JONI th ng even hOd pomibi. way out. an getti Important Ain Is" g5 the with someone who has dipped CAPRICOUt4 (Dec. 33-Jan. A u r on your toes. Protect your 19) You'll have l*tle p14,ilce e to part. "Whatarewe show- correct reepons ____above all. ner's one-spad. opening In repiatim today for yone who doSSI't jpday's hand fee'? South standard American and furGDU (May 214aiS20)DO bnm.dIM,ly go alos with Isavoeinor1OW v.ry dw asks if experts consider what needs to be done quickly what you think is bad. Know same correct. ioee down one today. Don't waste time whentolsldyosrtcngneifyou ___ is ff arguing over wise. jqb It is wish to avoid an notrump and 15 Ifl$dS by pfy of ___ an averts. Someone could eMily sill you a yourself much frMIon. Mit _____________ hii4,d by ac,jueen (HIwIPAPI* E1(TT*PPJ AM.) CANCU (Jus 31-July 23) bIll of goods today. Before and Lad holds th. king of (F0raCOpyOIJACOBYMOOERN, sand $1 to: "Win at ___n &096." cm of this newspaI confrontations today. Qiange gutting us desk and Od the 01wald: "It Is the first W. P.O. Box 9, Radio City _____ because West g.te o I______ to the _____ a•12. by Stan Li. and John Romita SPIDER-MAN RANK AND ERNEST by Bob Them 111111 0 sAW... iij"g 7* PIRS? ____ 0 OF 7we M"X HIARP 5P1pi1"MAN's sHor! L ,ArHI5 OUTSIPE ' ITIJrITA 4.T gica,:6 ,66 U.5 1111107 _ ___ ALWAYS SAYS— 145 PON'T 514.0116 HREJ __ ____ __ ___ ____ -\ -fl. TAKE P011 '1 _ wood ___ - TUMILEWUDS (pCI(Ne mvLJ. ____ ON ON OF MY gvoNrr*cAFE 1ME-I-NP-UPSi.ON&-AS ___ ___ cm ___ ON cm o MY rIeOT'm4p WMA1' DO t u Mental was developed by our Sgt. area for leaks, The odors the neighbors were Robert Kunkler and working Health Bills Count Ma y y Go In Seminole Cowitlans may be suffering from more . Pending; Commissioner Dick Williams d. Neiswender said he is asking for a detailed ex. planation from the county's mental health board, "We are definitely going to have a short-fa ll In " Nelawemider said. ' said removal of the fire department from the county's gasoline allocation which was approved by DOE meats sufficient gasoline has been allocated f or the county's other vehicle needs. The coun ty several weeks ago, asked the DOE to Increase Its allocation to reflect county needs since the allocation of several years ago, Herald PPoo ty Tom Vincent PLANTING A RING OF FRIENDSHIP In other business, Nelswender told comThe countywide fire depertment was created missioners Seminole County has been granted a After the original allocation. Gasoline needs for the base allmUon for gasoline by dw US.Department sheriffs deputnwnt have also been separated from of Energy (DOE). Separate certifi cation of fire other county needs. County Administrator Roger Neiswender reported to the county commisdon Monday that $17,000 in unexpected bills for Baker Act cam last year have been received. U the rate of care seen during the first 4% months o( this ywcositlnues the program may run as much as $38,000 over budget, department needs was also designated and no significant problem should be seen, Nelswender Mid. he said. Over half the paUents are being admitted for ___ neuroses, Neiswender said. "That could be for Etchberger said if problems develop with the new allocation the county will request that gasoline for It's National Girl Scout Week and as part of the celebration Brownies Melody Sanders (left) and Donita Vaughn present Sanford city Commissioner David Farr with azaleas to be planted In Fort MellonPark. IMe plants will be used to begin a "friendship ring" which will grow each year as the scouts continue to add Earlier, Jeff Ekilberger, Director of the Office of its unitary landfill Program also be sepalrated from plants, Management, Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE), the county's allocation, n*lor Cit*lzen Co N%FVV "\ The Red anythi ng and Include nearly everyone," County problems in 1. At least bills for ___ committed to institutions for mental C8X persona wider the state's Baker Act which requires county gowent to pick up the tab - have increased so much that the county may go In the red for its budgeted care this year. pawn Civic Center ex Ma A new 5,000-square-toot and west of Sunset Drive. needed for the senior citizen citizen complex has been as applications would be filed with county and $7,500 from the city. OASIS (Older Americans the action was taken after a The proposed use of the land complex to be financed In large much as guaranteed, Furino the federal gov nm t f In the second phase the Service In Seminole) and census in the city revealed that er en or the construction under in Is for the senior citizen building pert by anticipated federal said, by the action of the Area first phase by July 1, Furino building would be finished Congregate Meals as well as a 3,000 of the city's 15,000 as xW as C"selbeff as January 1800, financed to a future of both a city hail and a Older AmeriCans Act. designating Seminole County u Oct. I. and assembly room and area. grist extent by federal money. civic center, with the 4.5-ecre The city has agreed, Furlis the priority for the funding this He said construction would equipped. The first site selected was Furino pointed out that A ftW bonfit of this effort plece, most of it under water in SAW, to budget a total of $35,0111101 Year. The =tchI fund for begin imniedistely after the to discarded After an appraisal The 5,000 sQuare-foot building city authorized planning may lay the groundwork for a rlperlan rights In the lake, west over a two-yea' period as this sum, Furino said, would be first of the year. The building would be divided In th is fashion, begin for the facility three revea led that the asking price now city hall and civic clenter of Sumt Drive for future matching funds for the fedaW $27,= from Casiselberry AM couId be used in Its sI form, Furino said: 3,175 square feet months ago when Mayor Bill was much higher than the complex for the city, recreation. grant. The cvmmty commission "hopefully $12,500 train the Furino said, in case federal for an assembly room with Grier and the city council appraised value. The asking The city council Monday Brace Firino, city plsnnhsg Is to be asked at a meeting on county." money Is not granted for the partitions to divide It Into appointed a five-member price of the property now being MOVIIIII WIN&M technician, SAW today dw City MANI 30 to PW40 $5.000 for The first phase includes second PhAss. smaillm rom=; 375 square feet conurAttee of senior citizens to acquiring property sumclent In is "land poor" and could use its the senior citizen complex over acquisition of property, The 11.7 acres of the Sunset The second phase would for Stepping Stones geriatrics act as a steering mitte e for the t.s facilities by portion of the property as a two-year period, Is said, engineering and architectural require a federal grant of day care under Seminole search out an appropriate piece Drive property, located east of __rklu$aflhIll)(aiMlO(a __ 16. future sites. __ Federal fun'4lni of $i'0000 work, amid construction of till $60,000 with local matching County Mental Health ; per. of property. 0*4A wo of Ow bid Is for the &A phm of the senlair shell building. Completed tundoI$X,000_$I2,5W from a manent offices for Project both ad The planninx technician said See COMPLEX, Page 2A senior citizen complex could be _ _____ _ _ Firs t In City's History It Chacey Named Longwood Ad' inistrator - " By JANE CAULUWY &,g stun writer 'DUSi'! - -, . .,' / u .•, _________ ___ ___ ______ sEI,mme" ( DIDI'V 11101) VCU'\ -v mally used as an animal tranquilizer. began turning up information to filter the deadly cyanide were able to combine our pollce Tiberon subdivision, ierUf John Polk. Carter was arrested byDEA on the activities going onatthe fwnes given off by the drug forces and make asignlflcant Longwood, was raided Monday night by DEA agents and agents on a federal grand jury house several weeks ago, ac- through household plumbing contribution to closing down sherlWs deputies armed with a Indictment Wednesday night at cording to Polk. That in- and into the sewer system, law another one of these homemade labs," said Polk. federal magistrate's search the home of his brotheir in St. formation was turned over to officers said. by by , . - Polk noted the drug Is nor- Petersburg, according to officers working undercover detecting came from attempts With DEA's Lt. Ray Parker we 804 Van Eu Circle in __________________ _________________ . ded Tampa and Orlando, according fire rescue unit Investigated the that on this occasion the lead per month, according to officials said. The house had been rented to to the spokesman. federal officials. Seminole County Sheriff's The laboratory, operated at Kenneth James Carter, 30, St. 12 __________ __ (. Administration (DEA) officials the manufacture of PCP; late 1977 for the manufacture of DEA coordinated their InCa rter Is being held In and the Seminole County scales; precursors f or ma king PC?, according to th e vestigatlons to close in on the Hlllsborough County Jail for Sheriff's Department are PC?; beakers; stirrers; spokesman, but had slipped out house, said Polk. Residents In the neigh- federal officials. Charges also probing the possibility others vacuum and drying tubes; fire of sight befor e he could be may have been Involved In the extinguishers and variable auto arrested, surrounding the home are expected to be filed against Information leading to the began complaining to officials Carter In Seminole County in operation of a home laboratory transformers, according to a for the manufacture of illegal sheriff's spokesman. PC? is raid on the Longwood residence last week of odd odors. Some connection with the raid on the house, according to Polk, drugs. The laboratory was often referred to as angel dust came from Information feared a gas leak, according "I'm particularly pleased capableofprothc1ng$500,X)in and is sold as a drug to users, gathered in Jacksonville, a sheriff's spokesman, and a ' __ ai 'Lab' warrant. Petersburg, according to a the DEA Task Force office in Found in the raid were large Tampe-based DEA spokesman. Orlando, according to Polk. Herald Staff Writer Carter had been indicted In The sheriff's department and Federal Drug Enforcement quantities of chemicals used In ___ ___ Jc:,• See CARTER SAYS, Page ZA never" By MAX ERKILEFIAN __ ) House announced he would fly back to Cairo for a last " _ _____ in Jerusalem for further talks with Begin and the White Peace treAtY that Will be the foundation for a Middle East was _ opportunity for peace. But instead of giving up he remained over an extra day a Dr ugProbeContinUes so _ The talks appeared hopelessly snagged and Carter told the Israeli parliament Monday that "we must again contemplate the tragedy of failure." He blemed both the L'aeli and Egyptian leadership for falling to grasp the remaining JERUSALEM (UPI) - Prime Minister Menachem Begin uld today be would resign 0the lawill parliament rejects the new American peace proposals. .."Ifthepsrllamentwlflrejecltheseproposals...Itwulbe mydetytoip,"hesald, speaking lnanlntervkw with Barbara Walters of ABC-TV News, p demonstrations. proposals and that he will present them to the cabinet. "I have Just informed Prime Minister Begin by telephone that Presiden t Sadat has accepted these same proposals f or resolving some Issues that were unsettled, "We now have definition for the main ingredients of a BULLETIN U tumultuous welcome by millions of Egyptians hungry for peace. His welcome in Israel Saturday night was almost as cool as the moonlit evening and there were antiCarter "The United States has made proposals to resolve a number of outstanding issues," Carter said. 'President accepted by Begin at a breakfast meeting with Carter "I am convinced we have defined all the main Ingredients Wrapped The position of city ad. commion made Chacey M that lime when asked by think I would like going from year." Inter im administrator at a CnmItomr Larry Goldberg $16,000 back to $12,000. , .ted "I concur," said Mayor Ju ne ___ _____ Commissioner Stephen Lorniann. Us volara apprev.d Us , salary of $16,000 a year, while If is would leave the city's David Chacey, who has voting_____ to solicit resume. train employ It be___ was not appointed Barton Monday __ night suggester "U YOU feel that strongly served In an Interim capacity __ __ a work session study the applications for the second the motion," said _____ city administrator by the job of city administrator, but Commissioner Ray Lettien. Longwood City CemmIis1in Goldberg moved to hire sperger. The Commission voted Today go at It until Monday ggig Qiacey. 34 to hire Chacy, with Barton Ii'sd as "There are a lot of qualified casting the no vote, Cornkictui,therdMedAisFerce the nut A.aagiQs D..ah persons, but Dave has been mluloner J.R. Grant wan Irim dde pbw in 1111111 budget "0., jlR DSCSbSI in . mi ingreenalongtlmetoflgtn next budget tIme,"CtytoIi 43 vacsacy er's.t.d by the iswetd . . . . .. . . ........ erts ................... $.7A out how the city rums," said the Cornznisdon,i's, If I 4jj rulgnstionof City Pfoimu'Jim citythu'inS9,I.,.Mr 3J71_, 4t bJev15 ...... j Goldberg. "I personally would can'tprove myself bytlmattlino ______ -, ____ - -- I . _____________ • • 'V officer, I lmil J w given of the ad. dg, ....,,,....,..,...,. $ H ...........,..... 1e.dar .................. y ip. OItuses ................. ......... . .......... ...... ..... with the dtyfor four years, wd Absent It would take soçt no coming due to illness. "I 'l l have a go at It until the • '_ $• . - :_ " '-'. - _'•- - S , • ," - -' :. - .0 ' __ - - ' '. - - -. - __ ________ - .-_ _______ • • ' I - — .' '- ..- -- . , •- ,- -- . . 0 •4., $ -............* ,. . -- . . . ,, ------- - ............- - ' ---------- -0 -. - 4 1 � 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 12, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 12, 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/5d875bbf9a29eb19f3522448cbff761a.pdf 93b09e5e1debd7bae808dc18f3d231ae PDF Text Text ������� 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 15, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 15, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 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/cf3c64a929e4dd840fab727412b5d293.pdf 83a6fb717046d2da72a21452d39a9427 PDF Text Text • • SB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. g ,•,p,,• r -.• t' , , . Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1,1 72st Year, No. 136—Thursday, January 25, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents 4. I' -' ... - 19 Witnesses Cal led; But ler Case ndered ;,•j o .'... . ) -. ', -- V "There'll be nothing of in.. terest happening for at least four hours," State Attorney Investigator Dan Lawrence announced to a group of reporters outside the Jury cham bers at 11 am. Lawrence declined to answer questions after making his comment Including questions concerning the calling of additional witnesses- 1 been called to testify are 5 1 . ' 4 if w I. Among those who have •i ',f.IjV . The Seminole County Grand Jury began deliberations morning after taking testimony from l9wltneues in connection with allegations Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler punched a former policeman. Deliberation began about 9:31' am, this morning after the grand Jury heard testimony from one witness. A total of ii persons gave testimony throughout the day Wednesday. i FOR •-' —, waiting to testify. Among those Sanford policexnen called to testify were LI. Paul Whitley, Sgt. Roy Williams, U. Bucky Hayden, j .. patrolman Danny Bernosky 'A and former patrolman Carey Herndon. Also testifying were / Butler's wife, Nancy, his son, Benny and his daughter-In-law. "I wish they would just leave T051MY SANDS us alone and let us do our jobs." ...courthouse reflection one Sanford policeman cornmented. "I've got work to do. I wish everyone would just leave Western of Sanford, who was defendant would give him us alone and let us get back to sitting at a nearby table. immunity in the case. our work," the officer said. Sands claims he walked over "We felt it was necessary to to the chief's table and Butler bring this to the grand jury The only witness called today began calling him names and because of the turmoil and was Winter Springs patrolman hit him in the jaw. Sands claims controversy surrounding the Jehn Warrington. The officer the punch sent him to the floor. Sanford Police Department and was apparently called to testify Butler says Sands walked the chief," Cheshire said. "The about an Incident which oc- over to the table and when he only way to put the situation to curred about one month ago in rest Is for t he grand jury to give Longwood. Warrington was a it its attention," he said. backup off Icer in that incident. The hearings are being led by No charges were fil ed in the Chief Assist ant State Attorney I WiSh incident, which involved Sands Chris Ray. Cheshire said this and a friend dri ving in a car and may be the first assault and becoming involved with the battery case ever brought driver of another car. The two before the Seminole Co unty drivers apparently tried to Grand Jury. force each other off the road, He said he also felt it was according to polIce, necessary because a chief of police an d former patrolman Sands speculated Warrington were involved in the incident. may have been called In con- By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer t • -. .- ,• . - .A . . . ' . -- • 1 'v I I' wish . ;. ,() they would . ,• . Butler, and City Manager . 1 . Warren E. Knowles, who was , . • . with the Butler party A of the incident, Nov. 17, W71, at .I . •. ,'' the Pewter Pub In Sanford. . Tommy Sands. flvas flVI'fl jI% L'D.111. ID ...ei. .1. Whila Ann1lnIn. f., . the £D3I IDJ air. WIWI UIlUUVIl 2JLU probstioniry Patrolman who us alone' specificareas of the grand made at the time of the in...at hearing l•ra)d PIISIO by Tom VnCIIlI was fired by Butler In August jury's investigation, Cheshire cldent. He did not elaborate on RALPH RYAN AND HIS R'S FAME did say he was not expecting and later cI.ehned the chief hit He was among the first to tils comments. him at the Pewter Pub, Waited testify Wedoe.day and had not The remainder of the wit- was asked to leave faked a fall. them to Invedigite areas other throioi* the day Wednesday of tate this ness., testifying Wednesday Butler says Sands faked the than that of wlznary Interest, and this morning at the morning, were employees and patrons of incident to got back at him for which Is known to be the Pewter SSIfllflole Coedy Courthouse. Pub Incident. Cheshire added Wednesday Sands sat with a the Pewter Pub, 2544 S. Park Firing Sands. Sands said he was asked to group of reporters covering the Ave., who were at the eatery State Attorney Douglas the grand jury could investigate rNn.iIn avilishle In the event hearings, about 20-feet from a when the Incident occurred. Cheshire explained Butler was any area It deems appropriate, the grand Jury wanted to CilI group of Sanford policemen and They Included Jim Longworth, not called to testify because without the suggestion or aphim for fltl testimony- many of their wives who were owner of the pub and Mike legally, subpoenaing a possible proval from his office. 4/ just leave Lost R's Fame: He'sArrrrri'o gh t. By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor R's Fame was home safely in Ralph Ryan's kennel today, and the mystery surrounding the theft of the prize greyhound from the Longwood dog track left few clues for State of Florida Division of PariMutuel Wagering Investigators, Arthur LaRose, who retired from the cattle business in Vermont six years ago, found the dog wandering around In his neighborhood in DeLand Wednesday. He telephoned the Sanford.Orlando Kennel Club (SOKC), which contacted Ryan. Ryan, of lake Mary, drove to Deland with Division investigator Doug Safreed and — up the greyhound. LaRose will receive a $SIX) reward, track offi cials and Ryan said. Safreed's security report to Division of Parl.Mutuel Wagering headquarters in Miami noted that the greyhound was reported missing Saturday and that the collar R's Fame had been wearin g was found at the southeastern corner of the parking lot near some orange trees at the SOKC In Longwood. Thi greyhoun d was wearing a scarf when found. "It was apparent that whoever took the dog aid 01 the truck in the parking lot threw the collar out as they were leaving," said Ryan this morning. "They put the scarf on her to , hands her ." R's Fame is a four-year-old in the twilight of a brilliant racing career. The dog Is con- 1 Today sidered the best breaker at SaidOrdOrlando Kennel Club, and while Ryan did not place a specific value on her, he indicated that she had great potential as a brood hitch once her racing days are finished. Greyhounds may not race past the age of five. "The dog was In fine shape, and apparently wasn't mistreated," Ryan added. "e was two pounds overweight, so I know she didn't go hungry." There was speculation that the dognapper kept the dog for a few days and turned her loose in DeLand. Arend 7* Clock .........4-A Horoscope ................2-B Bridge ....................2-B Hospital ..................6-A Csks ...................2.3 Obltiarles ................2-A Qiuwerd ................2.3 OURSELVES .............1B Editsrl ..................4-A Sports ...................74-A Dear Abby ................1-B Television ................4-u Dr. Lb ................. ZR Weather ..................6-A Knock, Knock Who's There ? R's Fame had been wandering In the LaRose neighborhood for a couple of days. [aRose's daughter-In-law Mrs. Terry [aRose, saw the greyhound Tuesday and Wednesday and recalled wondering what kind 01 breed It was. "My fathu4n4aw hadn't seen it until Wednesday when he took it bide," she said. "He goesto the track, and had heard about its disappearance. He knew rigid away that it was the one that was missing." A volunteer Lake Mary substation. "I saw the people fireman was looking for a get out of the car but there was Sanford fireman Wednesday gas dripping out into the street and Into the station's driveway but couldn't ftW am. "I rang that doorbell and arid I thought the people in the banged on the door but no one station could help," said curt. Dunaway, who works at Jack answered," said Presser Ford on U.S. 17-fl Just Dunaway, who for y south of where the accident has be Ryan, one of greyhound racing's true gentlemen, had been very distressed about the rn1ithg dog."U someone took her, I just hope they give her a good home," he said Monday. Ryan's wife Indicated he had not been — well since the disappearance. "Bid he dept well led night," abs said. "th fact, he $le$ edIl 7:30 today. That's ihesrd of, because Ralph Is always up at 5." Lake Mary fire department. Dunaway. , ___ station after seeing a two-car accidssdonUL 17421n front of the Sanford Fire Depegtm.gg "I thought there was supposed to be at least one person See KNOCK, KNOCK, Page ZA 350 County Children Fac ing 4.0 Cutoff S By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer About 1000 children enrolled the state. ..Ll.i....1 f_..._._M__ iiwicu 4J1IUflWULy toorwnae uurn Care (4C) program in Central Florida - Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties - will be dropped from the program, unless plans of the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS) are changed. Under the program, working mother and fathers pay a portion of their salaries for child care at qualified centers with the state picking up the difference through federal funding. About 350 children would be cut from the Seminole County program, Mrs. Mary Mize, active in the 4C program locally, said today. "I see mothers every day who are desperate for help with child care," said Mrs. Mize. "If their children cannot be taken care of, they cannot work," she said, adding this means In many cases these mothers will have to go on welfare. She said most of the mothers who take advantage of the program are earning the minimum wage or slightly more and cannot afford to pay the full cods of competent child care. In addition, Mrs. Mize said, more than 300 children are on waiting lists for child care. ecau3eofUmftedstatefund1ni, even before the proposed cuts, new children have not been added to the program In Seminole County for the past nine months, she said. Because of the program, working mothers and fathers who might otherwise be on the welfare rolls can afford to hold paying Jobs. The HRS plan calls for funding for Central Florida and Dade County to be reduced to permit child care programs to be initiated In other areas of the state, according to a report released by Phoebe Carpenter, administrator of the 4C program for Central Florida. State funding for the Central Florida area would be reduced from $3.6 million annually to $2.2 million in July. By the second year ut the reduced subsidy for Central Florida, Mrs. Carpenter said, only $1.75 million annually will be allocated to the area. Mrs. Carpenter said local legislators are aware of the problem and are receptive to the feelings of the people. She suggested that those who understand and appreciate the effectiveness of 4C write their legislators. School Ener y Repor' t Card.le $ 15,000 Savings o 1st Month 9 3y LEONARD KRAtDORF lct as a whole showed a decrease 01 $1$,1N.IS In the total HiraM Staff Writer electric bill or 17.30 percept. It h b phot three monthe since the Seminole Cointy school district Implemented its energy conservation program and that I ," Cu$z salt for the first full month of operation the district saved $15,000 __ CIA ward the compared to the same month the vest before. schoole which show the best r,dwtlon In their electric The program deslp,d to cut the electric bill 01 the cool hills cosnpars4 to the urns "_the year bds.e. ayuten, had 17 of the 40 schools show a decrease In eledridly The system developed will give the school a certain amount of .ed in November. ____ mosey dspssdiag en the percentage uved. Atfonally, the top ___ __ _ The ac'iool board W.douday evening praised the energy. five schools with the bed ninuthiy dsers from the previous 0 0 ___ ___ left WhrL yes will be givuiaØ cash award. id sag ranged from a Prolinules'y_figur alw the d. As flgu.d by Carhop, the Isp five schools d th* hidøpirdtoalow01on.pircart,accorIgtoNi' Cahsa, director of .w 11"y services for the school dt1d. with $4 perosni, Wooilw'te Elementary with 30 pre percnt The School Energy Couservatlon Program received school w n a LIviSW ddis School with fl beard _ appoval late lad year arid ___ began operating fully In _ _ _ _ ___ ___ ___ ___ Cariton credited the d.cr.u. In energy sega to several actions "We have conbcted all the area police departments and told 1W yew the school district appropriated $1.7 million to The money to be vea ho the school Is tabss out 01 the lesoral which have been taken at the schools, them If they see any lights In the school, then they have cause to spsral fund d Is cr lewd vlded school's "sj of our schools we completely dark at night after everyone Is suspicious," Canton said. ____ to ciA the emly hill by at lead * The s gi ;boos" bob he aped en c.,jlo., in sating all parking lot and hallway llg)' Another cod.cittlng measure taken was to ..t all air___ I -, psi ciam UK chiléga, in I T r4. beaks. iiill* arid 4 off when the led cedodan leaves the schooL Before, conditioning thermostats at 7$ degrees and heater the,rnogtj g November 1fl with November 1177 the school be "unsd ho b the 1 '" I tho'a 1414. were en all night, he salt 6$ degrees, Carllnn said. as es cr rnerdy giGY e _ _ _ 1 -- '--. i 'AL .- , 4 -. •. . ..-. - ' -- -------------------- -- '.-- • :. .,_ -. . - . . . . •••:" - - .•.. - �2A—Evtnino Herald, Sanford, Fl. ThunWWy, Jan. 25, IM WORLD I 1' Record 13,709 Whites United Press International Left Rhodesia In 1978 •. ,•J. 'Th. army But he hinted at a news - should know nation could be seriously damaged. Using some of the strongest language of his presidency, Carter said he was concerned that "the corrosive effects of inflation (will) eat away at the ties that bind us together as a people." "Inflation regional conditions" in and growing costs of its own energy supplies could propel Moscow "toward various forms of Intervention in the Middle East. Their intervention could well require a U. S. response," he said, emphasizing he was not suggesting such events are likely, Connallyl, AREA DEATHS .. :'. - Haile d, Blasted JOHN W. HOBBS James Allen Hobbs, Jackson, Board Buys Lot SAVE DURING OUR upsctd to ad abod DamiaMic prMral ces QrNA 411*1 at 1V411V - for the lsat dkilrict Main." •,$$ • fir the low bld at __ **ifrum Base Paving ft ,He's the pasted ab.l at the doubk4alklig, So $IIfl41I $e Sths C1111ia5 peUUcu," said • SOFAS • CHAIRS • BEDDING. BEDROOMS DINING ROOMS RECLINERS • DIN ES' Assd it McGovern's NVI srMs • rt he's ad pills Is load the Mmoads hr Crs' in lii. I'd W& S d :.rJr1.'o.ras Ias*vwsl*ir------ w #ivisii *vs.. sslfti .in. aim. !I*iI P11111 on"PISFIN . •• Sears Filing Hiring Suit WASHINGTON (UP!) Sears, Roebuck and Co. has filed a class-action suit in U.S. . District Court of the District of Columbia asking penalties for discrimination in hiring be susrnded until un iform guidelines are Issued ythe government to resolve conflicts In current laws. The suit, if successful, could have great impact on affirmative action programs throughout private industry. But the company insisted it does not seek to destroy such programs. The brief charged 10 federal agencies are trying to hold private employers liable for the present makeup of the workforce, when actually that makeup was created by the government. - Tennessee Pardons Sticking NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Gov. Lamar Alexander says he will not revoke commutations of 13 prisoners set free by former Gov. Ray Blanton or release the 16 ordered free by Blanton but still behind bars. In a news conference the Republican chief executive also said "you may be seeing some major changes in the Pardon and Parole Board" under his administration, though no final proposals have been drawn up. - East: Snow, Rain, Sleet, Wind By United Press International Winter's latest storm struck hard at the East today with snow and rain snarling to Virginia from transportation Gale,force winds and dren- r!at 1 sue, øn.IflL *40a Veer. IN ISCIyd k _ • b •• • ,-.•, • ••. .. ..•'d J A. 1. ---- ching rains toppled trees and powerlines and flooded homes and streets in the New York City area. Blowing and drifting snow hampered movement from eastern Illinois into western Pennsylvania, western Maryland and Virginia's mountains. Heavy rain fell from extreme southeastern New York across southern New England. - She Wants Fire Doused A female rescue (UP!) JACKSONVILLE, worker assigned to an all-male fire station said Wednesday she sympathizes with the wife of one of the firefighters who is protesting the station's communal sleeping arrangement. But Dorothy Burleson added, "No orgy Is going to go on In the bunk room ... at least as far as I'm concerned," Mrs. Burleson, a 39-year-old divorcee, was transferred Wednesday to Fire Station No. 25 on the west side of Jacksonville after working for a year at two other stations without incident. But even before her arrival at No. 25, Martha Aderhold, whose husband is assigned to the station, learned of her coming and quickly mounted a campaign for separate quarters for women firefighters. "We are not opposing women being put Into firefighter positions If they pass the test," said Mrs. Aderhold. "And I am not trying to judge the woman (Mrs. Burleson) taking this position. "It's putting the woman In this position under pressure and the men who work under pressure we object to. The women bunk up with the men In a room no larger than 15 fed by 40 feet and all the beds are real close." Fire officials said they could not provide segregated quarters for men and women because of a tight budget. They said they had asked the three women firefighters to dress discreetly at the stations. "The Information we have is the women sleep In Jump suits," said a.ddwt fire chief F. B. Parrish. "The only rule we have for the men la 'No sleeping ln the nude." Mrs. Burleson said she could understand Mrs. Aderhold's anxiety because she felt similarly a few years ago when her ex-husband, who was In the Navy, faced the prospect of sharing quarters with women sailors. "I am following fire department orders and regulations," she said. "I really don't like it. I'm older and my sense of privacy Is greater than some of the younger women. - - Piland: Amend 2 Laws Winter Springs Mayor Troy Piland has urged the Seminole County Legislative Delegation to work toward amending the date laws on municipal, officials' recall and on deannezation. Piland criticized the specific section of the deannezation law because It does not give property owners the right to stop the deannezatlon of their Lands. He called the municipal recall law "poorly written", noting It permits charges against officials to go unsubstantiated. "It Is totally unfair to elected officials," claimed Piland. - Qu.n$Ity rights reserved. responsible for typographical orror- PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE • HWY. 17.92 at 27th St. DAILY 9.9 CLOSED SUNDAY DISCOUNT HARDWARE Lettuce Strikers Shun Order Calif. (UP!) About 500 striking lettuce pickers say they will Ignore a court order to return to the fields where more EL CENTRO, - than $300,000 worth of lettuce was reported rotting. Sheriff's deputies Wednesday began delivering the back-to-work orders to some members of Cesar Chavez' United Farm k.i Workers of America. Soci al Security illS not enough... OUTFIT YOUR CAR WITH A WINTER SINE OVERCOAT EYE DROPS this time of galloping inflation very few people can make ends meet after In : : retirement on ½0Z. social security alone. IRA(Individual Retirement Account) Fills the gap. — If you qualify . Anyone who earns money, : :and this Includes salary, hourly wages, fees, Start the year with a great finish. Start with MIRACLE SHIELDS overcoat for your car. And have commissions or other payment for services, ve and who is not already participating In a qualified retirement plan or tax sheltered annuity plan Is eligible for IRA. $100"I Money set aside in your IRA is token as a deduction from Income when you f ile your Income fox form. : Money In your IRA account earns fop infirest com pounded so it really brows In your Flagship k. account. Tax Is paid after you're 65 when you receive double exemption-when youre not working and In Winter special Discount on Mrade Shi&d overcoat good through March 21, 1979. One coupon per customer. Offer not valid in corunon with other promotions. At participating Miracle Shield dealers. year-round. MIRACLE SHIELDs showroom Oft is guarw4.ed for as long as you own your car. And our unique compound resists the damaging effects of road film, sal Way. highway bugs, and most — MIRACLE SHIELD outlets; we nationwide. Look bus in your I SUPER SOLID a lower tax brock.t. 'S and talk to on* of our IRA counselors. Well help you choose the best plan for you. :- Corn. In • ••-., ................ - .....• _ FLIG5HIP BAN OF SMNM U (W I.Nip 000 on" $l.* ;;.: -y I -. -. . • ALL TNt BANK VOUU IVII HUD 3no7953. • •". rJ.M1 - - -, .4 IIiMMIL Ibs. I • SAMPOW ____ MeGirun." " .•s_I__ an argument with the incident occurred about 1:15 with wooden posts was reported another man over his p.m. Tuesday at the Colonial stolen from the Wilshire subPlaza Mall parking lot. She diviclon off State Road 436 girlfriend. reported a man in a car drove near Casselberry. Alan Bixby, The incident occurred p.m. at Club up beside her and he grabbed 70, told sheriff's deputies the Wednesday at 5:20 and continued to drive sign is worth $100 and was a purse 436 on Lake Howell Road near the Altamonte Springs. Walter while she was dragged replacement for another sign which had been stolen, acAgro, 20, told sheriff's deputies alongside the car. cording HOUSE BREAK-IN to records. he was shot at In the parking lot Burglars removed a sliding RADIO RIP-OFF of the lounge. Agro was not A combination am-fm radio in In the Incident, records glass door and screen to gain entry to a house on Lincoln and eight-track ta pe player and indicate, Avenue In Midway. The speakers worth $225 were WOMAN DRAGGED A Longwood woman was burglary occurred Wednesday reported stolen from a car dragged along the parking lot between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m., parked at a house at 2644 S. Sanford Ave. near Sanford. The pavement by a man In a car records indicate. Victim of the burglary was merchandise belongs to Viola trying to steal her purse. The woman said she was dragged identified as Nathaniel White, Zaccour, 19, who told sheriff's until she let go of the purse 34. Reported stolen was a watch deputies the merchandise was which contained about $220, worth $150 and a can containing stolen sometime between Tuesday at 10:15 p.m. and about $3 worth of pennies. according to reports. Wednesday at 7:15 a.m., ac' $100 SIGN STOLEN Shelby Telese, 39, of 313 cording to records. A four-foot by eight-foot sign Stonelx'idge Drive, told police got into 1. - •: .TT• • As hr Mliii'. adW edd,. : ! slsas1JLluweseirs.easaLIsaaer1t ieee. Veer. :*W iv n.m wee. as un., CNN AN ACCOUNT WITHUS . NO INSTALIMINT PATMINTS UNlIl MAIM I,Ulu • ____ 100 UINCII AVIS By DENNIS FEOLA firm's safe is located. Herald Staff Writer The man followed Harvey to A Fins Service Station In the room and pulled a pistol, south Seminole County was possibly a .22 caliber. He orrobbed by a man who told the dered Harvey to open the sqfe attendant he needed the money and give him the money. Once because he was a "junkie." The he had the money the robber robber went so far as to show ordered Harvey to stay in the the attendant the needle marks back room. The amount of cash -- IU a ----•i,__ a_• WI rms ,- aVVUrUIUg w SIULeU 15 wweermmea, acrecords, cording to records. bond Is Kenneth James Colwell, "I hate to have to do tg" f 1232 Linda Lane. man with a gun told th e atBURGLARY CHARGE tendant, "but I'm a Junkie and! An-year-old Orlando man is ThEFATCOMYLEX need the money." being held in county Jail on An 18-year-old Altamonte The incident occurred charges of burglary to an oc- Springs man was arrested In Wednesday at 11:30 p.m. at the cupled dwelling, two counts of connection with a burglary service station at 2510 State sexual battery and battery. Monday at the Sandy Cove Road 436 near Maitland. The charges stem from an Apartments in south Seminole Timothy Harvey, 18, of Incident last Dec. 23 at an County. Longwood, told sheriff's About $O cash was stolen apartment on Wymore Road in deputies a man, about 25. Altamonte Springs. A woman from an apartment at the walked In to the service station told sheriff's deputies she was complex on Orange Avenue. area. air. a,,, a a.&&&. ir; a 183014 Arrested for buralarv and oettv He reported the man put- who had broken into her theft was Kevin Patrick King of chased a pack of cigarettes and apartment. the Sandy Cove Apartments. He said soda and then asked If he could Is being held In lieu of $5,250 hang around the station for a man hit her and then corn- bond. few minutes. The attendant mltted the two acts of sexual ROW OVER GIRL said It would be all right and battery. An Altamonte Springs man then went to a room where the Being held ln lieu of$10,500 claim he was shot at after he ,.,, Tax Advantages of IRA... sad VW.um4" partopickupeupm bothW dg1 caries edt • a1$thM Cm. Theacestobsps,ediWbs MeG isisi.asii in his traditional Congress. country," Carter said economic message to Fish That Olga every person in our - John William (Bill) Hobbs, Mich.; three sisters, Golds; 19, of 137 Mobile Ave., Reynolds, Wickliffe, Ky., Longwood, died Wednesday at Eugenia Wade, Illinois and Rail Strike Imperils Britons Florida HoItal, Orlando. A Dorothy Beasley, Jackson, native of Wickliffe, Ky., he had Mich.; four brothers, Thomas lived In Longwood since Sep J., Orlando, Samuel and Dorr, LONDON (UP!) — Britain reeled under its . tember, 197$, moving here from both of Jackson and Letcher WASHINGTON (UP!) . fourth rail strike in 10 days today, bringing a . Jackson, Mich. He was a Hobbs, Sebring and four John Connally's plunge government warning that future investment retired machinist with the grandchIldren. Republican presidential politics In the nation's subsidized railroads could be Clark Equipment Co. of Gramkow-Galnés Funeral was welcomed by his . jeopardized. In Parliament, Home Secretary Jackson, Mich. He was a Home, L.ongwood is in charge of, rivals and condemned by an old .. Merlyn Roes vowed drugs being held up by the member of the First General arrangements. foe. Baptist Church and the United truckers' strike would get through to seriously The former Texas governor MRS. RUBY NE'l'rLEs Automobile Workers of III patients throughout the country. formally announced at a lwi. .. America, AFL. Local 623 cheon Wednesday that he Is vackson and a veteran of WWII. Mrs. Ruby Mae Nettles, $, of seeking the Republican . ...' . &zrvlvora include his wife, 220E. Warren Ave.,Iongwood, nomination — Just about the 1,500 Chinese Visa Bids . Mrs. Mary B. Hobbs, died Wednesday at Florida time front-runner Ronald Longwood; daughter, Billie Hospital, Orlando. was a' Reagan was wrapping up a HONG KONG (UP!) — Applications by . June Snow, Kllthnniee; son, native 4 Bell and lived In threeday wasiiington . .. • Chinese from the Communist mainland Liingwood for the past year, "I don't think it was any . enter the United States have topped 1,500 moving here from Orlando. She surprise," Reagan said of month, compared to only 30 a year ago, a U.S. attended the Winter Springil Comally's declaration. "Big , Sanford fireman Mist. HOening responded from training session at the Sanford Seventh-day .A4v ,*lg, Quwd consul spokesman said Thursday. "More than l tWe day toasslit In the wasidowi di gi flethald Ippëdoutof this and was a of governors together. He's wel1,500 vise applications to emigrate to the the4Si*hete OtlándD 5eeith) ," car which was totaled in an accident on U.S. 17-92. The car owned by Earl Rope come to Climb P United States or to go there on a visit have day'Allventlst Church. Reagan spent three days was hit by another car owned by James Scheuering whose car sustained $700 been filed so far and we expect this figure to GAINESVilLE (UP!) — Survivors Include two courting Capitol Hill Repuhii- damage, according to police. Scheuering received a ticket for careless driving. Exotic tropical top 2,000 by the end of the month," the daughters, Mrs. Irene M. cans In an apparently success- No injuries reported. multiplying naturally in south Wallace, Longwood and Mrs. spokesman said. "We also expect an even f to persuade would-be Florida waters, says a federal Vera Suggs, Okeechobee; son,. higher figure in February." detractors he is neither too old wildlife expert, working their Ralph A. Nettles Jr., Boynton at 67 nor too conservative to win way northward — and Beach; 13 grandchildren; 15 the presidency. • • walking catfish won't have to grest-grandchildien and two Kn oc k, Knock ' $ Opens Higher In Europe Senate Republican Leader strut all the way either. great.greatgrandclzlldren. Howard Baker said he will unattended noting "having one vehicle and two fire Inspection "One reason for the large Gramkow.Galnes Funeral lCoutinsed From Page 1*) make up his mind this summer man at the station does not do vehicles which can also be used number Is the natural water Home, Longwood Is In charge of LONDON (UP!) — The U.S. dollar opened whether to join the race, and he offer some any good and It's better to have u backup to the main and canal system that exists In arrangements. higher today on all European exchanges waned that Connally will be a at the station to the fire truck fully manned if emergency vehicle, the chief Florida," says U.S. Fish and _______________ except Brussels and also was down Dunaway tough competitor for the Job. help," Wildlife Service expert Dr. Sanford Fire Chief G. they get a call while on a said. marginally in Tokyo The sub station James A. McCann. "It is y training exercise." wuorigtnally "John Connally Is a distln. Manning Harrlett said He added no matter where built to provide adequate airypossible for the flab to enter gulsh.d public servant and he's the four men who are usually at had his trials, Ms difficulties, the station were on a training the men are training they are in Ice to the southern tip of the through the Everglades and C D&OUNT city, reach Georgia without ever I but he will be one whale of a session at constant radio contact with The sidutatlon coverage ares leaving fresh water." candidate for the Republican _ lije four men at the sub main fire station In Sanford __ HARDWARE extends south to Seminole McCann said the wilking ' nomination and people better station usually have some _____ Community College, east to the catfish, which can pole Itself watch out," Baker said. "He's of training four hours a day The suldaUon is equipped airport, north to 2M Street and over laid and no climb trees I usually once*week,atwhldi witlia main fire pumper truck wed toIdylJ,1. • peopl, think he is." time the station Is amplY, and a back-up. The main fire For Lyman Site Harriatt estimates that from problem. Drop your hod lnany Baker was apparently refer- Harriett said. station Is equipped with a main the airport to the most southern dream or lake In Florida and Harriett defended the ixicer truck, a backup truck, part in the coverage ares Is you mIgM by surprised by a ring to Connally's Inneig of u $y LCONAJID UAtOR7 ColutfUCtlOfl eliminated some parking and acquittal on bribery practice of leaving tin station track. ON SI1SflCY about four miles. deadly piranha. NetddlWWftr charges while he was Treasury ________________________________________________________________________ spaces at the MW Swbole y g rduring the Watergate PM possibility of adding more .ecry bard en a41 vote, with no scandaL When he made his Teluosi ebIg the lone vote spaces will also be dited. was decided to purchase a 130z 336. Mrs. Tolson said abs voted aiflOunCI1CIt __by 'P°'''Connally If the 1fl the pw'chuebscause asked IM an Deg Track Read 46111111111111 dictmes* would hurt his cans wu .,o y ingi sciicoi. ThsIetwil1bepwdias.dfer the property was DOW bythe didacy. '. "A jury —10 blacks and two HM'WS py schooL ___________ for p Superintendent William whites — gavethe answer dwiflbe4prtmuUyasa Layer had recommended all time and that was simply # apcondary entrance or UK .la"wi the purchase he In QM the I r of sotraw on ___ traffic problems will ease An aide to A flMRipilranto ' thwhonthi bad4V.Aroadwillbebut* .,• , flew Lake Mary llli School Is eider the GOP race, said, '"The - ;. •.: built. Tb. new school Is morscsnditWiswsgdlidothe '4 :ftish.isdtlic.ty do _____ ..' race, the batter It is for the drainage dedsladtOtlkSIOlnSdluthlda áuid be used as a party. Mr. Qins welcomes Ms jes for the water runoff frillsfrom Ijmw. at On a *'OS vol. the edry." t new ,srstirr' ksiui . REMODELING ljy, the bard &W 8PP"d the &m But Connally's candidacy ______________ 1r00r,'roofbigol7.iid07 drew a Midalilig coolliud . .. •. Sissiosdaryt andrAbojebwA b0r150vut1o1 VITor bl ad for rrssg South Dakota, ... OF ALL -. Is Ewu1gHi injures 4 Referring to the Iran crisis, Defense secretary Harold Brown told the senate Armed Services Committee "deterioriiting Pope: 'Pilgrimage Of Faith' WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter warned Congress today unless inflation is controlled the entire social structure of the I Khomeini postponed until at Asked by reporters If he plans th.se p.ople least Sunday his promised to order his followers to take up return from exile but hinted he that he can gainentry, might order his forces to take the religious leader said, "For arecommitting up arms. the time being I do not have that An estimated 20000 support- in mind. Whenever I consider It triage,,' Will do It." era of Premier Shahpour Bakhtlar marched In the "Either I will the among my Ian capital. They were people or with their help we challenged by bands of antlshah shaji eliminate the last vestiges KHOMEINI youthswho mocked and threw of foreign Influence," the M soft drink bottles at marchers, year-old Khomeini said. most of them men. The ayatollah charged the their last effort. We will return A spokeanan for KhomelnI Khomeini, the opposition airport closlngwu a plot by the and destroy them." said the army in Tehran has leader who has spent 15 years in shah-appointed Bakhtlar to arrested several. Khomeini fol- carrying automatic weons exile, put off his his flight to keep him out of Iran and said, lowers who were charged with escorted the progavernmett Tehran that had been scheduled "The government treasonously organizing his arrival in Tehran demonstrators as they wound for early Friday and said he doped the airports. The army anddestroyedrnsterfalinthelr throughdow!gowntraff1ctoth,: would try again Sunday when should know these people are office. prime minister's residence to' the airports, dosed by the Committing treason. flu Is In Tehran hundreds of troops register their support. . . 4 Carter Economic Message conference that he might order marched In Tehran y in hootakipal1the biggest pro-government demonstration since the sh "treasonot"goverment goveent does left Iran. Ayatollah Ruhollah not 1st him return. '.. Beware Inflation, Warns army, were scheduled to Thousands of demonstrators shouting "power to Bakhtlar!" SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) — The government said today the net loss of whites through emigration In December was the highest of any month in Rhodesia's history and brought the number of whites who left in 1978 to an unprecedented 13,709. The monthly digest of statistics showed 166 whites came to Rhodesia in December while 2,937 emigrated, leaving a negative balance of 2,771. The figure for November — the previous monthly record — was 1,834. BRIEF 20,000 Marchers In Iran Thursday, Jan. 23, 979-3A Apologetic 'Junkie' Robs Service Station 'Power To Bakht*ar I' Yell , tAT10N IN -X IN BRIEF ROME (UPI) — "This is above all a pilgrimage of faith," said Pope John Paul dressed in his ceremonial white vestments and a white skullcap, as he left Fiumicino Airport for his first foreign urney, which will take him first to the Dominican Republic, then to Mexico. He will stop at Santo Domingo and celebrate mass with Roman Catholic bishops from the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba and Puerto Rico, then continue to Mexico Friday, where he will open the third Latin American Episcopal Conference in Puebla this weekend. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Khomeini Delays Return •.• : .., ---.•. -.---• 1.-. _.. - • -. -. -. lot TM. 2.25 OZS. ' 323477$ MMIN Isruin at * Nss* H.p.11 ê U Lupud PRICES GOOD THRU TUES. JAN. 30 • . __________________________ • • .• •, ' • - �Evening Heiald Having already struck out In Mtamorde Springs (USPS 411.211) Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Are&C0de3&l3&XlIorW4M Thursday, January 25, 197—.4A lnnlng try Jan. 15 in Lcngwoodln anpsrer*effort to save a proposed nirsing home project. With a certIficate 01 need granted by the date depsitment of Health and Rehabilitative Services scheduled to expIre Jan. 1$, Medipiex hopes to get an eaten&km to give the Longwood City wmndalon time to consider Its proposal. Mediplex needs a governmental body to lend Its name In order to use tax-exempi bonds In building a 1204ed health care facility. A non-profit corporation would be set op to lease the facility to Mediplex and at the end of 31 years It wouki belong to the city. A work an win be Jan. 31to discuss the 9 -- WAYNE D. DOYLE, PublLqhe, NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director TTJ -- Horn. Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3i5; 6 Months, 118.50; Year, $31.00. By Mall: Week, 00 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $31.60; Year, $40.00. The A Dinner morning when commiumm were to tour the M,iin facility In that city and talk with the repreaMIve of the boidag firm that financed It. Clock You can say one thing for (l. Eugene MlnleIta, executive director for Youth Programs Inc., he really bows how to pick good looking coordinators. Seminele's latad coornatcr In the Sanford office for YPFa Project P o,adlcn Is vivacious Robin SL (ge, a look alike for "That Girl"—Marlo Thomas. Invitation... Are They Caught In The return of Richard M. Nixon to Washington later this month is anytlüg bid a ri-entry by us former president to us national political scifle. It is another step in us recent effort by Nixon 10 escape from us Isol*tieii he has suffered Since he resigned In disgrace more than fir years ago. Carefully selected ventures to China, to Europe and to friendly regions of the South have been used by the San aemed. resident to restore some hidi to bli t&fllSiued selfImage. . But the Invitation by President Carter to attend a Whit. Boise dimmer boswlug Tog HeIaoçIn emerging ComwnwM deeng mm, Is calculated tor,J'i. us political fetuses of _________ ____ .the carved White Boss. tellaM, ad us former. The former president probably deserves his brief moment ;in the jetUgid for whet was, at the time, a bold foreign policy ;and China. a In tide political u.s. Letters to the editor are welcomed for pabilcatis.. All t.I.pheue umber so the lds.tlty of the writer may be verified. The Ev.thg Herald will respect the wkbsssl writers Who d,astwut t'• ,. • • : / o' :-.. • • • '••:'• • ..- •• 1 • ; • • . • : .•. • • •. •• ' - -.--,. —'jo •.. ..,. W lW ,,--- swew, S us ,- • .4 - _A_ un OW w u — ______ •• --.. U, ale aLa' .••• .••4•... -W . Ms "ye "Stein — -- '-'--w •. -• • _ OVCQWWP U1 tW — _ • QWW71 I, —a - • . - -. - — :.; F111Y, Administrative Changes? GAINESVILLE (UP!)— Shands Teaching Hospital would undergo basic administrative changes designed to Improve It. efficiency and make it "more self-sufficient," If the recommendations of a special task force :. released. Wednesday are adopted by the Florida Legislature. The task force, headed by Dr.,.WlI%t.rvpsa1, Uni.sit7 of Florida vice president for health affairs, proposes that a board of directors headed by the UF president administer the hospital and that this . board be empowered to contract with employee bargaining units, develop Its own classification and pay plans for employees . and its own purchasing plan subject to approval by the UF president and the Board of ; Regents. ' ''. ,• , . . '.. Auto Checks And Pollution ' TALLAHASSEE (UPI)— State officials say eight counties with severe pollution problems , can't meet federal "clean up" deadlines ,, . , , without the automobile Inspection program Gov. Bob Graham wants abolished. Motor .' vehicle Inspections must be continued, the Department of Environmental Regulation said or federal standards relaxed, which the Environmental Protection Agency Is considering doing. . Kept Gun, Shot, Critical $ " - • TAMPA (UP!)— A 36-year-old ran gunned down by police and FBI agents after he allegedly killed a federal security guard Wednesday was In critical condition today after extensive surgery. Robert Wragge, described by the FBI as a thifter, was shot four times In the abdomen when he refused an order to drop a gun and opened fire instead. MisqpNlsesUt.. IhelScardipthedSteletod, • r b invij1i— hae..a. 01 Ms jssr - us --- - us - kM a Stein - -- - :. -- — •i — — —. (I -- - - - - - - - -- • Kickback.Brib.ry Prob. .' t, ' TAMPA (UP!)— A federal grand jury today Is expected to start looking into secret allegations of kicthacks and bribery In Florida's $240 million land acquisition " program. A subpoena tied by the FBI to haul offlofllecablnetsoflazNlrecordsfrom the ' Department of Natural Resources said the material was needed In connection with ii.'. Job & lViiiitary Pay For That's Message Government Aides? STOP! says Altamonte Springs Police Chief Justus East Slop taking the city's Should employees of local Clayton advised the corn- When the matter was secondly by the Iccal govern. government be paid their mlssionersto give the employee discussed earlier by the ment. regular salaries as well as his full compensation for the commissioners, Kirchhoff said Mrs. Glenn, although she compensation from the federal time Involved, the law was passed just prior to voted to abide by the law, said government while on duty with However, Commissioners World War II as an enticement earlier private enterprise in the National Guard or the Dick Williams, Bill Kirchhoff for men to Join the National many cases, does not even pay military reserve? and Bob Sturm voted to follow Guard or military reserve, the difference, but rather Despite a law passed In the county policy, while CornWilliams said It didn't appear requires Its employees to take 1930's and a recent Attorney missioners French and Sandra fair to pay a person twice for leave without pay to serve in General's opinion requiring the Glenn voted to foUow Miss the same period of time - once the reserve or their accrued double payment, Seminole Clayton's advice, by the federal government and vacation time. County Commissioners have voted 3-2 to bar the payments. Atthesametlme,thecommissioners have taken their problem to the Seminole Legislative delegation. Commission Chairman Bob French asked local legislators to determine whether the law stop, yield and other regulatory signs. In many homes throughout the city the stolen signs are being used in bedrooms and recreations rooms as "neat" wail decorations. Well, the police chief Is not impressed. Concerned that the larcency of street and traffic regulatory signs has Increased greatly, within the past few weeks, the chief has ordered a Awa ition g Lg a I Advice crack-down. "Our main concern at this point is getting the signs back," says East. Any parent wishing to return these signs - which cost the city an average of $40 to replace -may bring them to the police department Within the next 15 days with no questions asked. Following this 15 day period, the city's future plan Into prosecute to the fulled extent of the law, anyone found in possession of any city property, East says. And that's not all that's troubling the chief. Residents and taxpayers of Altamonte Springs have been plagued by a wave of vandalism in the past few weeks, such as knocking down of mailboxes, tire tracks on lawns, and the destruction of city property. The Civic Center and should be amended. both recreation departments have been targets of vandals, East says. In most cases of criminal mischief, says East, the vandals are Juveniles who are trying to Impress their peers. Many times they do not know the person whose house or car they manager. That drive netted 416 manager Is based on her belief By MAX ERKILETIAN "We shouldn't have the signatures. The petition and the position would lead to in. Herald Staff Writer statute at all," Sen. 9rk. Former Lake Mary Cowi. signatures were presented O creased governmental costs, Maxwell Jr., R-Mel urne, climan Lillian Griffin said she the council at the Jan. 18 she said. said, suggesting the law should is planning to establish The council will probably a formal meeting. be repealed rather than organization to carry out an Mrs. Griffin vowed following have to make a part-tune amended. effort to recall the city's the council's vote to hire a city building Inspector a full-time County policy calls for em- charter. Founding the group is manager to mount a drive to employee to make up for the ployeea on military leave to awaiting legal guidelines from recall the city's charter and loss of manpower in the receive the difference frOIT) an attorney, she said. return Lake Mary to jj- building department by Kulbes county coffers In their regular corpotated status. becoming city manager, ac. She and other residents, who salary and the sums paid for cording to Councilman Cliff attended the Jan. 18 city council The recall of the city charter military leave, Nelson. That will mean an A county employee, affected meeting were upset over the would have the effect of Increase in salary expenses by the policy, researched the council's 3-2 decision to hire a dissolving the city as a cor- from the $3,000 currently paid porate entity, Mrs. Griffin said. the law and attorney general city manager. part-time inspector to a fullMrs. Griffin and about 10 opinions, and submitted these Mrs. Griffin has made It clear time salary of $9,000 per year. documents to the county. He other people, including several she does not doubt the ability of "We don't know what we're requested his full salary for the other former city council Phil Kulbes, former building going to do yet," said Mrs. periods he was on military members, formed a petition administrator who was ap- Griffin today. "We Just don't training duty. drive about two weeks ago pointed city manager. Her know what we're going to do County attorney Nikki opposing the hiring of a city opposition to hiring a city until we get more legal advice." damage, he suggested. He urged use of the good. neighbor policy of keeping a watchful eye on each others homes. —JOAN MADISON Florida Politicos Like Carter Plans TALLAHASSEE, (UP!) (Carter's speech) is that many apparently don't think mth at President Catá'i t.Ivcn appearances, inst some of Them like whathe says about Lassoes . Wvd are problems on us Mete - Florida'. political leaders 01 the problems on the national such as health care cost con- talnment and trucking deregulation. President Carter's State of the Union message Tuesday night *as missed by many of those who make the laws In Florida, but his pitch to Congress to limit hospital cost hikes and cut unnecessary red level too," Hull said, speciflcalb ly mentioning Inflation and the need for a balanced budget. "Florida's a big date, one of the megastatea that'g diverse enough to reflect many of the problems of all America," Hull said. Rouse Majority leader Sam Bell, D-Daytona Beach, said he felt some 01 Carter's domestic program outlines - the need for regulatory reform, careful tape will make It easier to budgeting, trucking deregulaachieve similar objectives In lion and health care reform Florida, Tampa Rep George have their roots In Florida. Sheldon said Wednesday. "We're so Intertwined chairman of the anymore, ft's hard to we where House Regulatory Reform one slops and the other darts," Committee, said he was not he said. surprised to read that many 01 the lames addressed by Carter \ ACE7 are those that the legislature J, will face this spring. "Florida Is an excellent eeit..aii SALE Size PRICE PIui FIT. Ni trade nieded E78-14 $35.50 $2.21 G78-14 1 $39.00 $2.53 G78-15 1 $40.00 1 $259 DISCOUNT said., The problems the cnw NADWAIN U7tam we of ftW vWWv of the countrytoll he than those of the dates but the Issues are lb. same." Soaring this view Is Steve Hull, press secretary for-Gov., Bob Graham. "i think the 'Ignificanc, of SANFORD — ACE HARDWARE p UNPaID, PI.OIIDA'S All Glass Depression Era Show & Sale Including Heissy, Cambridge, Fostoria, Paden City, Fenton. Wadmoreland, & f)JVV Seubw January Il11 Situ. 1Is...4,., See IL i1 8.0.4 P.M. 4hWI'' Sanford Civic Center 'V • AJ$$fON sue 'j testimony to be heard by the grand jury. — ____ n. ewel em - - -- , s *earlNa5U1mid$hs,.pa resIlb,s'leerj" -- -. aM1he,'4,j,u,,Ms ---- :çle she Msed WO am 16m ft% nabs *A ,svsinusNa,ylbmr— Iai ---- e(ci-,WFi1::s '' hav kes i'm m — — - - -- leors b—I OWL • Froun Juice Sales Record _•_ a p 0016 burion Is lido nepal. M peel, he eb had smIs iamis, vel 'iwo hsd ad PsinW,hosthu,heseruly oti.Sinues, ad seluspeu.edr.yassdto '-agpiWui A-pur r, aims. s Is csui 01 Ms Mitses ad epuba Is a Is k. IUser me I III I I ad olno* *14wdus1Iae — w_ - ____ . • ._ --- II.f1'1 kII.vU,, ..—.- iniiimabaurmal - - ,. a elevim.dsIprim.ad".sw. evdes.dp.,.:"T,pimlofusjiii ft4'01 m .Et44i,4__, . ''iN£uuu,$imliSisl.Ai "We Uwe didedtst,usfoedblme Re gimed aspede lb ho' lbs ' k — --'___1. - 1WV7 n is N - isIU elpilleed kI4,equ.a iisws ruet es pr&.t L"' u', hu IWII' im Ms riin r. us - • us __ Ho fimMtSd in Ms miii II like a j PhWstdmetohe ----Js •• I `0 A TAMPA (UP!)— A screening committee was scheduled to interview nine candidates this afternoon for the Board of Regents seat vacated Dec. 31 by Tampa attorney Chester Ferguson. Committee chairman John Germany said 12 applicants for a one-year student-regent term will be Interviewed 1 Thursday, Jan. 25,1979—SA ___ - ter bdb im Osergis gsou MIIhss(heWmade**.aseu.dtr,, NSdy • • __ _ __ vm,,Ms asacooftr.epsaus ehea IIIhe'15 doss ausaflmi w1 (ksW, lbs j _____• •. UhyJ - • r. :::' _. ._ revolutionary fth1c; Iraq and Syria are rni I Summer_a_-_ Is confident about lb. long range by uda(onistic trenches of a party that d i .-vww w' iw UNTU w we uuua mamas bed so'1a; MgetIaIsthepr.se,eofaon I the (nerce Deparimut's report that radical Junta; Motocco sad Jor e led UIVII eluswsdlpercaidhi the ftadqnanerof cautiously frb• different In politl I 1171 He blamed that on the u.iia wer led thess regimes year and mid the Commerce Depattmed's innmona goal 01 ci or forcing lb studies aetmily project a steady long rang. Peoples Into the PiL thdeingso,aflrm the riekofatsm,pe Soaseer also said reduced air ksm will more prelgtoe far ofastor WON .udngIda,I than et any drop In travel Caused byrising latetresjtaflcstorhvll, ban, wbsftaab t $ geselin. prices. AMine travel has been growing strict" autberitetmiem -wed ryl percent a Yew while automobile travel DOW ere, du*Mes what a potent oppoui I Incr.asst by 4 peeved a year or lees. that can be. " _ haØWmIspewer •_ • 1 li med have • . • :; 9 Eyed For Regents Seat ____ , at l.di r ;• t"w • i•• .•.. ... • •. - • I . the appeal is pending. behind, or a successor, plus the army candot reach an accommodation with the dIvibe mastermind of the iheaval, a revolution by dernccMIon could turn Into genuine civil r. A distinct possibility, since the Aystollph Ruhoilah Khomeini from his French pulpit already has ezcc,nrntmlcated the govermnçt and urged Iranians not toCooperate with it: us . ' c hospital's financial records be enjoined while — ' . ' u the civilian government the shah lOft WAWINQTON irwin Stole, an Atlanta Bat sources who have bean in with roar mm iii. later, one 41-ft two "'dtj As reported earlier,tim ad us attorney who describes 'desilf a "good Somoss and MelCamis laid : "MoKemis lisle eslswed, newepapar pablar Pedso time Stole has let a died dies. Term friend" of P1,r4 (*er, was rafAin,4 11 ri -•i'lsd timi ad time ugm dd he got Je ('sewere, Was '&tt The pepseworkers MW bass Jeneph TUM Mn =oft ago us $l,ISkáy consulted by CharlesEirho, or omwese in that era, en .soend 7MFarde dsusJ, lI5 to dsIarMs1wIIbasw.seppep Nicaraguan dkIMQr Madaslo lemmas His ritvinardsrtohavear' imethelbits ledIvime. frlendsinWi.,ja yniid was to in,stig.t. us atMas 01 Ha.. Simian was advised by -•_aides Is lisle .im reputed thus w u ThuI uis op gully Is a rIsinMuigad preparearepo t rialartInlihe,ealualdbathskMse( fr.edem 01 r'gi in Nicaragus, tW W.—iaofJtjceg enimftadi —t" -we aj ej , he -=to he by us..Bemedhe,.yimed .,us 'mrh dinu.Jwy. Were the House Intersattesal Relations keW perWi w Niesrags. gi. ad in_, w py tn to lbs id ha was rv a " ' five days inlbs k ny eay ravaged Navy paruemelue Wotal totalitarian gevsmmad with scast aj prim Wly omen a,i ,, solar (rus, rt.us .sad legal rIs 01 isW lbs r' I, UM *ling asim Isools in ibliA thsy no War casus. sus limed us. would halt or aIektIetusames.r.im..es.ofus.am us c-' -g. maM .g wu"Fo 04 p. ft use•.,j , • : - Carter* 'Pal's' Clout None Too Strong - v The year-long revolution In Iran has already ___ severely shaken the stability of the region wh*e that commodity was In short supply to dart wIOL And the shocks may not be over. Z- IACK ANDERSON tbehuaos to priM. The Evealag Herald atoi reserves the right I. eM letters $.eUmtoaflUb.l.r$o esafera I. space rqulremeat.. • The departure of the shah raises questions s _ Mideast, ,. motwurch am fi N*" revolutionary alike. m leltera mist be siped, with a maIlI.g address sad, If possible a . JACKSONVILLE (UP!)— Arguing that legal opinion on the question of disclosure of hospital cost records is still divided, attorneys for a Miami hospital have filed notice of appeal of a federal court order that it reveal Information about Medicare payments. Attorney Peter Dearing, representing Westchester General Hospital of Miami, also filed a motion asking that disclosure of the - to the security of every other ruler In so available any Information that might be turned needs, he said, The ptikii funds and the In. over to revenue d5dals In California, where swum Companies erenidlIkslytoproyithe U.S. Steal has another lawsuit pending to prevent MOM either, he aided. 11110 data bull ting Mon than $tmmfllom It Surplus fonlgo money is one ad poedbly the claims Is due In taxes appileaMo to earlier years most practical an 01 the mossy, he said. Alter months of hostile nugaiM1oi% and legal '1 ere is n way to dMuus bow oeb jesting, us cemmIon rely west o U.S foreign firms airasdy ha,. ImwM.d in lb. U.S. District (bet in Boise, Idaho, to seek a ruling .loing hJafry, hid the am" certainly is citing the coinpun.y for coi4Iinpl 01 earlier coot ow ,ft. Japanese Invadmeid in Hawaii ad as orders rering It to meke financial records the wed coed his Jwnped In the pad five years. availabl, to commission auditor,. At lust two U.S. hotel Chains, TrsMmfgs ad Pleas e Write •.• .9 vadm that indadry Is a prime reson why domestic capital will not be available In ed' Steel'. 1 "iclal records, .— • Disclose Hospital Cost Data B DON GRAFT ___ .ad Nixon. ' —Li The anti-foreign "!iInilc republic" - whiCh with a suggested hand-amputation cods Of — sounds like shah.dyIe repression only more so - the Ayatollah has In mild specifically for Iran may_____ not be so 'Ignificant )n Income In question was taxable only In Mon-the1ongrtmaswhather.pwetitsfntheregk. tgomery Ward's ham. Mate of illinois. And that Is the tenacious survival of tradltinopi _ To minimize corporate tax evasion, the ____ !i1rn, a faith that has been Idsologica5y Oirnnuioi*'s staff seeks to obtain a full finanmoribund for centuries but remains a pidtt cial picture of the multistate and multlpaflnnal By LROY POPE Knott, are owned by en P'gjIE' company. 7% cultural force. fl It audits, including all of their domestic ijp Writer DanIsy gro now is abildiary of Air Ungus, and International affiliates and sutaidlaries. 00 __ rep le relaced cAl, milk and datj. NEW YORK (UPI) —.1% American hotel end the IrWiaIrline. Lax Hotels of Britain, France's for- motel Industry needs about $3i billion a year, In Novotel, Italy's CIGA, and at lead one Arab as the economic staple and mud-walled towpa _ mule - lying property, W40 aul payroll mayhave been transformed Into 1110-d"cttl, 31 capital and a.,. are *000 Wating re. A to ascertain what portion of the corporation's s.ens little way to raIse it In the United States. African firm and even a chain hued In CUD.but the bulk of the lilirnic world's poputitl$ii hulri.. Is conducted Is a pMte date ad ____ • femhln, more at home in the 1h Ctn47 thIn Husgary fo ___ this rntsid to Its truv4se es i ,, e*lt, , Inlm,h er,U ____ dacositsuit motels is bound to increase *ar, says I oouthsd 'àl the P(11t SD seen to have us cofl1"ns multi-state William T. Soininer, economist for Laventhol & NovoW, which mode its first hivudaised hi • compact declared to be in violation of the con- Horwath, management consultants to the U spoil uJadennoimcedft win pour $iJo- justifying us I*iIbU of Ms well-publIcfzd "Believe me, whn ndustry million Into 10 hotels in the United States In modernization pro ditullonal provision that says "no state aiiaii, 1oIng i. threi-quaiters of a nation doem know how $o gateway cities having direct airline without the coneet* of congress ... eider Into any Th. need for big new investmenthotels read or write, you can provide reforms only b aiywiiers with Europe. agreement or compact with another Mate..." motels could lead to construction ot the strictest authodtarlenlam - otherwise in Joining U.S. Steel in that e'isfl.ngs were from U million to 4.2 million new rooms in the 5iinmer said there Is no reason for the In- - get nowtsre." many of us nation's largest corporations, In- coming two decades, depending on how fad dadr ad to welcome us big foreign hivedcluding Proctor & Gamble, General MIII., fhirv4'ig can be obtained, according to a Liven. minta but usrs Is one drawback Thi flow of description fb ad country f only Im but virtua]i7 lIlimic Standard Brands, International Business thai & Horwath survey, ___ every rom Central AsU foreign money Isn't enough because us Machines Goodyear Mn & Rubber, InterA steady annual it.. 014 to S percent in Europeans, Japanese and Arabs usually are Morocco's Atlantic coast. In all there very national Harvester end Union Carbide, business and pleasure travel In us united states looking for eatty (ownership) Intsdaeids and Ayatollah counterparts capable, under tie After more than five years 01 litIgation, us will produce us big demand for flew ac- what really Is needed Is a flood oi1 thkM of local & siICSS, bi 01 loans, U.ø. &rwe cet led year roJect.t an of us ownmodstioe., Scenme said. Even If us net riIIYIIIg us faltidul to throw out tie corporate argiunents ui us con- cosidruction increase In 31year. Is only about 1.4 PerhapS, he said, the favorable trend In blasphemous secular oçprors, their for4ri ___ 1giu exchange rids. end the prospect that supporters and the preset. stItutiailty et us minion rooms, whichis sm', personai Interest rates In us United States will stay The commission - acting en behalf of Mate guui list would be a gain Arabian buis' Sa i,4, j tax onta "Istively high ma make us foreliner, caiuiia, preset capacity. themselves devoutly traditional )losietr; . - Interested In debt investment In the US. 1oIng Ubya's Q'llafl Is both a religious and a Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, North Dakota The severe depression 01 us endUtah — theflinovedtocen&tafullaudjtof e will accrue to Carter BERRY'S WORLD women, blacks and non-bureaucrats in executive-level positions, says Press Secretary Steve Hull. Hull was replying to criticism that he has not hired a single black woman in a salaried, executive position. The governor, in office only three weeks, has not made all his appointments, Hull said, adding, "Bob Graham is serious about his commitment to affirmative action, to hire blacks, women and people not previously involved in government." Foreign $ In Lodging? _ i.-But No Comeback Bid the TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - Gov. Bob Graham has not reneged on a promise to hire Goes? 21 C, He also made the persuasive point that Vice Premier Teng had requested Mr. Nixon's presence. Indeed, without detracting from President Carter's graciousness, we don't see how he could have acted otherwise In this Instance. What he did was altogether fair and proper, and, moreover, decent — adjectives in short supply Ihise far during this controversy, Women, Blacks, Aide Vows As The Shah . \ Contempt? Min relations. Graham Committed To Hiring VIEWPOINT President Carter may wonder what will happen next In Iran. He may wonder how seriously he will be challenged by Sen. Ted Kennedy and Gov. Jerry Brown. He may wonder whether there will be a SALT II agreement. There are lots of things the president can't know at a given moment and must wonder about. But One thing Aft. Carter knew when he decided to include former President Richard Nixon on the guest list for a White 'House state dinner honoring Chinese Vice Premier ThIg Hsalo-ping on Jan. 29,WAS IINGTON (NEA) - In a littlnoIIced el and that was he would unleash furies, but potentially far-reaching court case, a federal Predictably, the fur has been flying ever since judge In Idaho will be asked nest month to Issue word came out of Washington that Mr. Nixon had a coidein$4couit citation against the nation's 11T50d deal coInPan been invited to the White House along with former ThS protagonists In the civil suit are the President Gerald Ford and former Secretary of United Slates Steel Corp. of Ptttsbw and the State Henry Kissinger. Multistate Tax (mnIlon, a Denver-based "It Is profoundly offensive, repugnant and dion formed in IN7 to conduct corporde inexcusable for Carter to rehabilitate Richard lax audits on behalf 0119 states. Nixon," raged Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, 1)-N.Y., a Those cooperative audits are designed to tireless Nixon hater. Other highly placed prevent multinational corporations from failing appropriate their activities in ____ ____taxes on ____ protests suggesting a cynical Carter bid for GOP to pay I _ various dates by manipulating finaneW support of his China policy prompted a spirited I' to shift income to other dates or cowdrles where defense of the President's hospitality, even from it is riot taxable. congenital Nixon critics. Ina typical case,Montgomery Ward &co.,a, Meanwhile, the howlera have not provided the __ Illinois' Mate cagased firm, cIi1d first clue as to why President Carter could con- revenue officials couldn't fully certain types of Inicome because the, everns celvablybe interested in rehabilitating Nixon. were auppcsed Mr. Carter said he had "no apology to make," to be apportioned among all the dates In whIchj because It was a "fair.., and proper thing" to Invite thecornanr conducted its retailing businesal —sod probably otherdata both former presidents In view of their pioneering .s But ln Arkansas according to us commission - the BUSINESS WORLD work In "opening the avenue" to normal U.S.- company told Mate revenue officialsion that the • IN BRIEF Once they're on the trail of a mystery house,. Sanforditee are hard to discourage. A local realtor has a theory that the house was not torn dawn, but moved to another location, and he is checking It oiL Good luck, Sonny. ANGL E-WA L TERS __ FLDRI where the hotse once stood, an anonymous locil retor, who caineup with a copy of the plat. Itwas tim while it laded, but now it's beck to business as usual, or at lead that's what I thoiL -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. STOP I prelate e,eroe's eats, but eecIally Pauline KrIz, who went to the trouble of delving back into old courthouse recorda to pinpoint the property, Latest additlone to Youth Programs Inc. Semi Is County Advisory Board Introduced at the board's meeting at the Quality me Tuesday were Owls Albert, vice president of South Seminole OpiIrnId Club and a YPI vohageer and Longwood attorney Carmen Bravo, a member of Settema. Interim City Administrator David Chacey scheduled a trip to Daytona Reach for Tuesday ByJANECAELBERRy Sanford residents of all ages entered wholehesrte&y Into the search for the "mystery ovw the pad two weeks with all sorts 01 iuggedloce an where to find the house. We '_ORLANDO—Sales of florida Irwin coofull cadrate d craeg. juice ira- at a record ssssonal hij ar heavy wholsuls and consumdemaedfora produt In very short k$IP1Y. United Growers reported. Total sales ikr the week ,.Ah Jan.13tel eld 41ntl111oo ovemsat sIn wss ;igilhi, the h1 ..- ths week adleg (t. IS, 1WI. The uis figi,. to *inidmetdy 311 psiest hIsr than the averags weshly aGv4maut U mom 'plIs. reavds to the &M fly. Waftof lb. l7 pack y'. 2OO°° REWARD Fir lulsrastli,beft Is arrest of PSINIS ruspsuslbls fir stos Mug twig at PackagIng Systems Csrpsns$su a Iafli'*y, Jasasry IS si kusdey, Jaussary 21, "M and recevery of Iflmlasd Met wilin ssrIsl Is sir flik Phones 323.1954 NaI RU$ UNI*U U — - - - • �-I &A—Evenlr4 HeraIL SsnIsrd, Fl. Thvriy is". 25, im : PPI IN IN THE SERVICE E E vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (Here are some of the Seminole County-area BRIEF men and women who are serving in the armelle .-I States): forces of the 14 He's A Later, . . Grandchildren JAMES U PATTO$ Pvt. James E. Patton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Patton. Snlord. recently completed training as in armor reconnaissance specialist mder the One Station Unit Training (OSUT) Program at Fort Knox, Ky. Father Again By United Press I International • . Williams of Birmingham, Ala., who is years has 14 grandchildren and a again. Other yourself, and throw yourself nuch, and treat wife right if got one." 81 wife, His advice to men: " Take care -. ..; NARY J. SESSION - graduated at Chanuf a AFU, iii., from the U.S. Air Force tecimical training course for aircraft esrees fullscale attack on China In munhats as well as the The germralissilino and his Communists were gaining MICHAIL S. PLUMING Image. Taiwan. On Oct. 1. Mao RAF station, EnOISIXI. Chiang's U.S. advisers Chinese Communists moved proclaimed the People's STEVE H. BENSO N For one thing, even the pushed unsuccessfully for closer and closer to the Soviet Republic of China. portion of China that Chiang's economic and political reforms. Camp. ., *%,.! .-•_t_,... the ILItSIS w- parted. The thawing of the hosWlty in the lS7kbetweeIEaatudWesw1bepretod final ieatallment). State Sen. Richard Licht wants to assure :,.'everyone he's no regardless of what Rhode Island's official state manual says. 'When Llcht's wife, Doris, was reading his biography, she noticed it listed her husband as ,.chairman of the "Rhode Island Bomb Drive." esj just want to make it clear that I am not ;Lnvolved with any revolutionary activities. I ihink it meant to say I ran the Israel Bond Drive," Licht told Senate colleagues Wed. -. ___________ t. 4,6r 4W I , :, ' If - . -. - b' .5 • -, ..; - . , .- - - ____ ___ ____ ''.' • - Coast Gua rd Seaman Mark J. Fln@lll,son of Joseph A. wW Josons V. Finelil of. 31$ Coble Drive, Longwcod, has been promoted to h ie _____ _____ ____ _____ ____ - Air Force technical training for _________________________________ aircraft AVIRYL.OWINV WILLII J.JOHN$OH Father 'Serious' Ii .S. Policy On China __ _______ _______ BY BARBARA MCDOWEL Anti- communist was mowiting back in the _____ ___ $psiMl to the Herald States, led by Sen. Joeuph McCarthy, who charted that "Corn. 1w moidhe after the PscpWs Republic was preclaisntd In - munists" in the Slat. Departzn.rd had "sold (NMkim1) ('Ess ____ ___ ___ ____ Peking, President Tnsnas announced that the United Slates down the river." — Masonslkct sscrdy.. MW dss. , i smears Maitid Ms-IS PSIrNS, T. wardss; Gr I ,Jii _& —. — s a.C. 1; H. r ,,y,. IuudNi 1W ) s ,neharn was having all kinds of troubles, financial troubles, ai he was doing everything he could to hold onto the Giants. _______ _____ he wall much as he'disllked thlnldng about It, he realized he ultimately might be faked to part with the ball club. Before he did, though, there was vig -. MIitaryeldto the Pafari bsrduns .. a.-i-l%b. a. end over the d ledhood was twill . - LIL , Padeckyaflegedincopyrigid - stories In the Sacramento Bee andtheMlamlHeraldaomeone planted cocaine in his rented ..., .J -- . -. car during an interview with ' .... Stabler In Gulf Shores on Monday. He said he was -: .• L. ..- .- '- --.' arrested by Gulf Shores police ____________________________________________________ RON R07MNGHAUS GETS OFF TEE ____________________________________________ and then released. Stabler appeared at a news IMe comlindra come conference at the Gulf Shom Convention Center with Police Chief James E. Ma ples and SCC Seminole Meta, and M.Donald Grant, their board chairman, had . - -.- -. .-- --•.-, --,. .5 -;g•,'q . • ,.., -'. S . . . •. - .. :., - - ---- - :-- -- --t•. • - S. .. . - ., t •• - - . - -•. - -- denied any attem pt to fram e • Padecky. "I had absolutely nothing to % . .. 44-- . --• - .-. -- •1 1.. - 11_ .. -- --•*• '' .4 S_ -i 5,, -' •-- .-- - ABBOTT HERRING HAS TROUBLE FINDING HALL Syracuse Wins I Oth In Row With 78=76 Win Vs. Templ By United Press Internatlosal Neal Robinson. Then, with 18 Krivacs hit six free throws- In - Louis Orr made two key seconds to play and Temple the final 40 seconds to fight oils: defensive plays for Syracuse In again going for the tie, Orr stole Baylor comeback and give do with it, and I'm embarrassed overtime Wedoesday night to a pass and Hal Cohen then hit Texas a Victory over the Bears. points to leM the SCC attack. about the whole thing," Stabler help preserve the OrIlingemen' 111 two free throws to put the game in bringing Mays back to New York. Stoneham had said continued to lose ground in Its Jimmy Rogers was the only said. "I'm not connected with 10 straight victory, a 7176 away. Tom Schultz oune Olt the . bench to score 14 points, 10 from bid to climb back into UN other Raider in double figures drugs although it's been Im- triwnph over Temple. Cohen. who Is 8verNft just the foul line, and rally Van. Division 2 b asketball title Chase with 12. plied that I am." And according to Syracuse seven points a game, finished dertilt to Victory over Florida. S*bAm aW to him about Mays. Wednesday night when Seminole is home again Padecky wrote that M was Coach Jim Boeheim, it was only with a game-high 24. lIoraceuid,'Hem,anaalo( to ms.I'dJiat li Valencia Arkansas' Sidney Monct6f taken to do it," Grant victory Inclaimed Sanford.an 8743 Saturday night against Lake stoppedandarrested by Gulf natural. of a nd you are the guys who can afford k.tos,ehe'a Unit- City, and the game will be free Shores police after leaving an - Temple Coach Don CUY po wedln29pointstoleadth, "Orr makes the block and said, "It was a great basketball Razorbacks to an easy victory. A deal was worked øijt.TheGiiMg would gotQwIjeWilHkrn., said 8CC coach Joe Ster tier At ling. munity week at scc. of several lounges Boehefm said. "He's an ex se's poiseand experience at the ajottneymanpitcher,pliafl,OISforWlflis,wholatixnwou$d ValencIahIt1$of31Motslnthe they'd visited during the day. perienced player and they endwonthegame.Theyhw'tus ce to the Mots. They would pay him $IIUSI for the balance f second half to spoil the Raiders' VALINCIA (efl: Robecson9 3.7 Padecky said the police found a the great plays. Orr by hitting so we hiictiv. Career, Which SIded after the 1173 World Series ll from the 21; Beacham 400$; Holt 4 1-2'; magnetIc key case containing make comeback hid. _________ played a great second half. We outside that it pulled us out of Oqkland, and $5O,* a year for the next SIM Years in5 WhiCh the Chambers 0222; Walker 92-320; It was ii loss in Williams I 4-S 12; Robinson 1 0-0 2; white powder inside the left were down a lot but always our zones and gave them some in some good-will and pesibly games for Seminole, which Brand 3 4-1 10; Mu rr ay 0 0-0 o. front wheelbase of a car he brought it back." c4in1ty. And th at th 's e way it hii tlWIISd out. ____ Inside stuff in the second half, dropped to 2-3 in division Totals 31 19.23 $7. rented In Pensacola. He was Walt Monford, who had 16 Inaidibiy, Willie was highly iced when he learned of the deal, stanngs. lak, city is SEMINOLE (73): Johnson 17-21; arrest In other games involving top ed for possession of points for Tem Crooks 6 S- 17; Laing 33-39; Smith I medly because he heard of It first from a M P5tfl3W1 ple, hit two free teams, No. 1-ranked Notre leader with a 14 mark and 4313. Rogers S7-612; Campbell 41. cocaine. Padecky said he was throws to cut Syracuse's lead to Dame beat Fordhanz, 8563, Iat. Valencla stayed right on the it; Brown 2O-04; Robertson3o-03; released after convincing 74.73 In overtime. With '11*t'sahelluvawaytotrsstmeafteraflmyyswswlththe 40 fifth-ranked Lo uisville won MooreOO-OO. Totals 2e 1725 fl a Hallime: Valencia 10, Seminole Maples andanotherGulfShores seconds left, the Owls had the easily over St. Lo uis, 8045, Giants," Maya reacted, giving 11W. thot to the fact * wasn't record. . ovis: Valencia 23. Seminole . officer that he had been bail and a chance to tie the slz .ranked ___ ___ BjceStcnehn'snaturetogoaroundt.1kli(abos4suchtIiigsth Duke romped over Richard Crooks scored 17 Fouled Out: Holt, Lalna, framed. score, but Orr, who had 11 Virginia, $446, 10th-ranked a difficult for him to bring tdxneelf to tell Maya pobits and six rebounds In the isv ddMtd TSu%W, 77.75, dual. Later on, Willie realised tint. second half, blocked a shot by Texas MM defeated TCU, 57. "Bond loved Willie" iiys Grad. "He was a good baseball - _ man hd Ed a pod busimsomen bmm he did most things wM WhentheannouncsmsdofMays'.lectimtotheHaflofFame made at a local hoW Tuesday, Grad was among those ____ ____ Sanjsird: Il-I Ma As .__ . piety --,*sr111L.1140 Betty JMII NICkN.I and MW 01, . -. ngeia K. swan, eaa rnitem Grower, — i -TlebotaO.suibffi.ni, TNVWNII sv' Grease, Rocky Mssit, N.C..' - Trevino Looks Eyes n Diego 0 1, I pt by Baylor, 77-76. Vanderbilt edged Florida, 5746, and Arkansas routed SMU, 79. To Keep Orioles . BALTIMORE (UP!) — Pri- "° Flowers scored 16 of vau inveoilm who want to keep the thIolssthBaltlmor, wifl put his 18 points in an second half "I love the guy and I think he's nl when he says the Out• to power Notre Dame's rout. dastng thing about him w his baseraiming rather then his SAN DIEGO (UP!) — Is. Whet difference does It make the round to reaciaIM th Bobby Turner scored 24 up half the estimated $12 er and &edor of the Mets. Trevino Is tired of being a what tournament it Is? They all selves with the courses, It Wffht" says Grant, dill a past own points to lead Louisville to Its mi ____ __ ___ ____ llion sale price of "I ram-nbr one All.81w game In width the Nafk-el Iaague bridsanait no has. pay off on Sunday." Am erican League franchise triumph over St. Louis, the Willie gut a scratch hit. 14 In the w the True, he W S tournanseuit Trevino is OlIe Of the favorites Cardinals' seventh straight lIeSdIII( horn. iwing ac te year — Bee you know it, he ____ or __________________ __ whi tough for Trevino, though, low to pay the balance, a WiL 'Whe always did. Nobody even knew how he gut there." victory — but he R'dsl',d ch opened today. He Mike Gmlnskl scored 24 dtis. waiI. didn't becaveiii Uts -ld s. i second fi N.wman in ve times, twice in play at Phoenix last week and watsoo Pa-N... said W.diu m,uj es*ive a bsns1e enssu's s to lead Duke to Its ACC Mayor Will am i Donald Scisa- point , y' g pi, playefli, and that bothered cam, to San Dingo early to efer's consmltt,,, formed victory ever Virginia. j de hEn. pratic. on the two Mule Al Green scored a game-high several weeks ago in ___ ___ others. 24Hourè "You cw't _ M' second t cear at Torrey PInes. __ points and forward DeWayne to roport that fo, played eii at tis. ( many times end out d spit" He managed to play --t two jiska .i_ — Sscrdy William Sismn would Scales added 11 as Lesdaiana NEW VOIRK (UPI) — Ador jdamd" 8po4m. -nmy k 1* II $s 3p f he UM Off 11110104 On M courn twice ad Ow did 01111 PGA Tsar witha UCUaiI to Job. have to eampot. In the pno.am jy in the Bob Hope , — they had earls pro here by only a IWA* in me _ u0sial ___ W.&---§ ___ the Oridso &W ma" tbom State, 14-2, hold off liteto waddn, said igigtin charging T-s',. will be Introduced "lm. Vernon Smith and Ryan making , aneIhir icrifi tor*.dthi Whes Peking kee .sn ris in 's of Ii are In. ptevad a bl* in thhh111 and 1)tek In lb. iss :"a" Is little rady but ho is Owner Jan14 Itoftbvgar w :: pea 'elpsd brook T(U'a -Ui eda as eotb1atvhN1t? Meutog ___ -, -traded ady In aejars, H ae $ Hem d d .vet all anateatopley .sleys1s1 inJor Mw . slewdsen oeae. - -' ---------------------------------------------___________________________________ ___ ____ _ I% RilppF-5- 1. 1 - -- -- - . - ;...'_ -- . Md kIS&a',5ijpa' .Wethantiom, M1U1L..J bioforcomm4. Philip Stroud and Jim .•, S i1 S L. 1. -- ---- 4__-__. -" - L. — I •- — .-- -- -- --.. -- - - . A - -. 4u& ( - 2.. ;OJ #, .. .5 -_. • 5 He called Grant. To this very day, Gros* Mill recalls what aiuzeNeffiRedIe,t-. Rakart V. WlIssn. DeNana _ - -- low -- Willie was 40 years old and way past his prime. Someone else mft have released him If only to get rid of his salary but Horace By Stôoeharn was thinking along different lines. _____ couple of years before that, Joan Payson, the owner of the _______ are of. ' hi, Iii •-- '' . lr~ "14._-*&=III_ . at this coastal town 40 miles Crunched Valencia am thing be wantaid to do and that was to an Willie Mays Wo In 1164, WadIsea ad isipsi aigoe t. mutuni *w, pact do YAM dbd , of_, ___ ey, thMisNflIMVtObSaO(MS d. _ -siru ____ _________ WEATHER . didag ed a*dTalowwsaidheeeesu'sésd AfterKorsa, neewsdho#IUu1,,batweem the Americam d __________________________ _____ It ed Is the NneiI1 of the Pad& ares adto lbs United lse- ('"vit (ess wore threatened by a .me. of Cilia OIt — Me Wands bbg bdwm i_____ ad be ___ isiPiidliLMui __ __ — à.OISI MISSeS MpwTutfrWito peeved tither aide bern . .•. . . 1971. pretty dose to the highest salary In bmbaU at the time. -. Ricky M. DeNt. DeLand at" fill"LInda Cruenec, joiliet, ___ . - him, either. Maya was getting $150,000 from the Giants In May of ____________________ HOSPITAL NOTES -- Thmn J. Davis it. Tung's (uwuwlVi - sack 4thIIII11 to ___ ___ ____ he the SOlo lIWflM4 by Seerdary of State Joins Foster Dells. hod eveked a ps&y Mirgaret MoveD P, Emmet of Alva P. HM ..i-1-4____ toward (has of w ou ld am peWid to the .vedi.l B0tITHt#nn EDen S. L)VinSofs ___ _____of U.S. re"41"ne ___ my years. . James N. Mc$ell( *ft Pdft ____ _____ Ilterry Lynn $tVir The U.S. pressed Its allies agaled r.cog -or But lb. Korean War k N. _____ _______ with lbs O"unimld raglan0 or admitting * to the United Qeretaine S. Zachary Whom the _"w$ North Koream attaChed ICTON the *th Nations _ . Laura Maes, OIis pofiolIJas1IIedelate.qalrkialIisdtothsa1dof WNllam Claili. Osasry ____________________ _______________________________ __________________________ The United States ala, belt ic a *In ___ ____________________ $ Kane, At V.S. ne lbS United Nations 4IsMc",d '411tarI "es Deiry With t he Amsrined.Msd totes to 1b $st (lEts's 'elected her the third moat hated and fasted" figire in the show replacing C.ag Dracula. , Mai never had a greater achnirer In his life tian ilorace S(qiehamn. The Giants' owner regarded Willie mare like his on t1i his centerfielder. Hedldn'tholdbeckwhenitcameto paying VIRuS. S.. KAYIS WARREN A. SC$WAIZ Hays, 11IE. Eighth v., sante,, Spec. S Warren A. Iohwars, len of And Milton Urashan. *dietev,' Mr. and Mrs. PraMiin W. $dtwarz, N.Y., . was Promoted to $04 Puarta Court, Altamen te specialist few whlio IrvingArmp as Springs, recently - named SillIer firs direction computer spsciala at me Month tar me flh signal with me 1st Sred DlvIs*i $ Brigade hi NalIer*ui, Germany. Germany. - -mWtaryaidadvice. dldwid;"Allthatwshav.todolalak.a look at the mop andw, Sanford: ____ _____ ______ TIaii and Iscratary of Stat. Dean Adlisen add they in. can . that if Formosa falls, the next frostier Is the c of I-i: L tom to idthe ftd sduV'beJors,iiiWkkapelicyto,ud California." UnICOLN SUitS LondOn wax works g, -The owner of the Giants thein wall Horm Stoneham. WWW Virgil L Hayes, son of Mrs. Mart.' JANUARY 14. $75 &ftlsh Parliament opNsition leader eMargarst Thatcher has won her share of ;electloes, but she could have done without jWednesday's victory at the polls. Visitors at - where he originally broke In, Maya wasn't leaving San Francisco. He had a home nearby, which he alleged attempt to frame Padecky with a thug arrest. "I had absolutely nothing to do with It, and I'm a Victim of something I had absolutely . control over," he told reporters . I MOWRY SINKS PUTT EN ROUTE TO .9 - told reporters Wednesday he '. although he always had a soft spot In his heart for New York _ _ The Korean War Set ON fiVd - lWillis Mw miaM be excused for having such feelings during the 'early part ci 1P72 when 'he Mill was with San Francisco. NO and y,i,i ., ' ce with them to California from New York 14 years before. And Pvt. Avery L. Owen IV, ""Of Mr- Fla. st , -- - .- S -.. •. - .5 - GULF SHORES, Ala. (UPI) , 9 * . -.. •.- -... .•.-.- - . S... - Oakland Raiders' quarterback Kenny Stabler admitted feuding with Sacramento Bee sports writer Bob Padecky, but clthedthey aretomove. Ballplayersare the same way, only more SpeC.4WiiiiaJ.Jolrson,,on.in. andMrs.AvecyL.Owen 111,315' law of Mr. and Mrs. Arlinofon Mills, Orchid La ne, Altamanfe Springs, EAGLE 75, a $eint readiness Ga. e*erCiseetI,linAlrporc,ss, - I-rain e 10 maintenance SMinter,ence specialists, R . I I - 'I NEW YORK (UPI) - Mod people resist change because they ft it Inconveniences them. And the older they get the lees in from the U.S. Air Force technical 105 Academy Ave., Sanford, completed One Station CHINA CONFRONTED U.S. DURING TRUMAN, EISENHOWER YEARS Dracula . - . •- ,, • -: ' -.. -- .. - were 14 noshows by mid- '. . morning, allowing six subitlttdea to fill in. Denies Mays' Noe I Follower .. - Tee offs began today at 7:15. .-S.'. , '.-. 4~ I, , , , .,.. -. . S.•,• . . Stabler ' . - I 7. JOHN V. PILOQU1N Jr DAVID A. HURST Airmen Johjn V. Peloquin Jr., g Airman David A. Hurst, ion of Mr. of Mr. d Mrs. John V. Peloquln - Ilvd.. Delary, has and Mrs. Cecil Hurst of m s. Ave., Longwood, has graduated et graduated at Sheccerd API. Tn.- Sheppard API, Tea., from the I — .-I, By MILTON RICHMAN Robert L. Graham, ion of Martha A. Rauierson, son of Emmett M. and ___ - Vernon Pres'ey, the 62-yesrold father of the slit. Elvis Presley, suffered another "severe" :cardiac Irregularity Weuday and was reported In serious condition at Baptist Hosp1tal In Nashville, 1i. . - - -- ' 5'... • .- I , . St. Louis pro Jack Dalrymple. Larry Mowry. Parade Graham of P.O. BOX 573, Oviedo, has Lamar NavIss'son of P.O. Sen . , reported for duty aboard the air. Geneva, has been designated a: - and Brad Wolfe and Norm Iloyd and Wait Conrad. second lowest score among the 1. -Cast Guard Aviation Structursi rcrowman. $7,000-plus event in the Florida and Micah Botts, Chick Bello 'r-1-1:1 4 pros, the best being a 69 shot by !n the original field of 161, there Sports MARION W. ROIIRTL.SIANAM - .. _.. _:.— Redd Foxx Is being sued by a man who says ,' .he bought a house from the crusty comedian, but coulds't get him to move out of It. David .Winter filed suit Wedsesday In Los Angeles ,jays he was supposed to take possession on 4an. 15, but when the day came Foxx bilked Sand refused to vacate. Winter seeks a court order evicting Foxx plus a 'fair market :rental" of $150 for every day be maintains squatter's rights." A WARM VIEW OF NO. 9 PUTTI 1 recently was with the 205th Transportation. assigned as springs a pharmacy technician with the 2*11 Infantry Division 81 Battalion In lhanau, Germany. Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. - Mayfair. Ashby's 71 was '. Spec. S Venetla L. ICoweiski, Mrs. Da M. Oieggs, 74 Holnemin daughter of Mr. ad Mrs. Edward U.,DaytonaIeack,and.orey.. Williams Ave., San M. Occult, 516 A Lake Destiny, ford, was assigned as a draflsmaø Altamonte .4. ___________ - - , .- - teedoffintheopeningrowidof Mooney,ChuckThorpeand Ron the s-hole Mayfair Open, a Rottlnghaus. Art Silverstone l2handlcapper who plays out of Sanford mayor Lee Moore and ai4wasverycomfortablewiththeGjants. _____ • •' _____ flódd Foxx: He Won 't Budge Ci'---. - . . 10 teamed up with Seminole received $167.50 each. One stroke back were six Community College student Drew Caudle to shoot a 61 and teams with 66s. They Included MARK J.PINILLI homeported in Norfolk, Vi. ir tml . GEORGE T. terrorist, ,et . ai, 75ikuItt - Ashby shot a 71 and got all the CHAlLIS P. RIIMIN Deborah L. CaWmun, daughter of Coast Guard Electronics Mr.andMrs,ChesterCamounof 10l Technician First Clas Charles P. Cleve Court, Lsng.i,4, Ms been Reimer Jr., son of Charles P. and promoted to airman first class in thq Alice H. Reimer of 550 Whitiweod U.S. Air Force at Carswell API, Drive, Ds$tona, recently returned TeL from a law enforcement petrol In the North Atlantic Ocean _____ ' today when better than 150 pros Denny Lyons and Mitch _________________________________________________________ p -_ States. In the fomvtk and fifth of its special series, The Herald today costlaises Its review of the history of China S Bill Lach and Don Hamilton, win the pro-am. Gloves were still in demand Ron Hines and Chet Krol, Private First Class Steve present rank whi le serving at the H. Benson, son of Gordon and Jean Coast Guard Support Center, ________________________________________________________ - . TL 0. . Weatherbee and John Frank. PGA winter tour, form against their mutual examination of the nation's U.S. aid the Nationalists suffice. Thoe long and rancorous enemy, Japan. (After taking China policy, received In the three years debate over who "lost" China Navy Seaman Jerry T. Bennett. Pvt. Char les N. Bowling, =., of Robert E. Anderson of Route Mn. Mary Lee Norman, Forest ove r Manchuria in 1931, the They recommended that the following V-J Day did them hadaiready begun. 1, Box 335, Oviedo, has completed City, recently comput ed s• Japanese had launched a U.S. offer aid to the Corn- little good. (NEXT: Cold War) the Basic Enlisted Course at the weeks of advanced individual Naval Submarine School, Groton, training at Fort lenning, Ga, ___ Corn, M Red week wbes CUBA -reviewing today the perW of the hWid takeover and DEBORAH L CALHOUN vnTha1u to the UiItSd Bond Drive? Fr V -.. - Firm place was worth $300 Temperatures were t Weesdayin theMayfairOpen while second carried a $250 when Sanford pro Bob Ashby reward. The third placers -. Secretary of State Dean Meysrof 113 Sanora Blvd,, Sanford, As World War II drew to a island, N.Y. Nationalists still ruled from They urged a coalition has been meritoriously promoted to their wartime capitaj of government that would include close, the United States labored Acheson Issued a white paper his present rank Upon graduation CHARLES . SKICharles PAID U. Chungking was far from Communists and members of to give the Nationalists the edge concluding that the U. S. could from recruit training at the Marine Navy Airman Recruit ou tright Corps Recruit Depot, Parris island, Shepard, son of Thomas A. Shapard in the civil war that would have done little - save "free." other opposition parties. of 617 E. Magnolia, Sanford, has Inevitably follow, military Intervention - to keep The Kuomintang's one-party completed recruit training at the For example, thousands the Nationalists In power. regime has grown increasingly But the enmity between WILLIAM A. PIUIRIACHIR Naval Training Center, San Diego. Nationalists and Commun'sts of Chiang's troops were tran"It was the product of In. corrupt and incompetent. Navy Seaman Recruit William A. For another, Chiang's was too great for the Americans sported to Japanese-occupied ternal Chinese forces, forces Feverbach GIRALDKINARD er, son of James W. and &tOSS so that they could seize which this country tried to Joyce A. Feuerbather of NW. Spec. I Gerald Kinard, son of Mr. ____ and Mao etwig's to bridge. Mrs. Jewat C. Klnnerd, flS N. Cominwiista had only ternIt was during this period that control ahead of the Corn- influence but could not," he Hillcrest, Altamonte Springs, has completed recruit training at to, 5a* Blvd., Deltona, recently said. porarily — and reluctantly — a number of U.S. foreign ser- munists. completed a primary non. podponed their civil war to Join vice officers urged a FeBut that explanation did not Naval Training Center, San Diego. The estimated $2 billion In commissioned officer course hire. è*y, u..1IJ - •1 ,u I . 4 club grip. DANIEL ISTIIMSIA,JR. J. Atheni, son of Arthur C. and Airman First Class Daniel Marlorle L. Athens of 103 Tou$ 1945 to accept a coalition But reality conflicted with the redistribution plan. Linda Eaton, the single parent and firefighter threatened with dismissal in Iowa City for breast-feeding her baby in the firehouse, has been told she will be fired this week If she continues. Mrs. Easton, 26, who has battled the city for the right to breast-feed her Infant son during personal time while on Wsltbe tired Friday If she trials it again, 4ity officials said. s , Marine second LIVAsnant Ar"W Daniel Estremera of 1031 W. Nofre Churchill at the 1943 Cairo peasant population, who was was turned down at the in. By late 1949, the NatIorts1I.g Dame Drive, Altamonte Springs. li s. st encouraged by Mao's land- sistence of the Nationa conference. has arrived for duty at Lakeath h ad fl ed th e mainland Perhaps as a result, the ' Breastfeeder' Faces Firing a.,. H. F. — - Soon after the civil war cold war for having given &At Stalin, who had advised MAO wife were photographed strength from their base in advice.) John Wayne, battling cancer in Los Angeles, got a giant 3-by-5-foot buckskin card signed by 2,000 Boy Scouts Wednesday with the message, "Get well, Duke — America Needs You." Madame Tusuud's - Marine Private Michael 0. Even Mao himulf asked am government And "bore from Estromers Jr., son of retired Army Ave., LOMPA" Unking President Roosevelt northwest cum - especially was graduated. I the predominant United States for help. But he within." and Prime M"er Winston among Sergeant First Clan and Mrs. from The Basic Buckskin Card For Duke Replaces - t • - Second In the pro-am was a 63 carved out by Doug Ford Sr. Gloves are a prime corn- a nd ElwoodCook.Mowand modlty this week at Mayfair Howard McNulty had a 65, a score matched by three other Andthat'sthekindofgloves teams— Ralph Landham and Al Berguaon, Billy Gilbert and hands , Clyde Robertson and Larry to prevent blisters and aid SpedaltofleHerald Pat Fleming of 2 Tollgate Trait, U.S. propaganda during entire coast and six of its seven defeat of Japan and to put the apparent that the Communists Winter Park, has received his first Longwood, has completed recruit promotion in the U.S. Air Force. HIS training atme Marine Corps Necrul? U.S. On an equal footing with would triumph more World War II pictured Chiang !1r cities.) Depot, Penis island, S.C. wife, Catherine, Is the doter While the Nationalists were both sfdes.(Most of those of. than anyone had imagined- Mr. and Kaj,shek as the undisputed Mrs. Albert 0. Clchra of • ficers would suffer during the Including Soviet Premier Josef Lake Mary. losing popular support, leader of "Free China." ARTHUR .1. ATNINS 65, meanwhile, checked out of Bethesda Naval Hospital and was flown to a California medical center for treatment of alcoholism. Iargar.t . PVT. PATTON systems equipment repairmen. "-: -.. -•• - -,4 ....0.0 - •--.-. v .~ ByJIM HAYNFS Herald Sports Editor •- Fleming, son ot Kenneth H. Fleming DANA M.PRYI 0 Dana M. Frye, on of Mr. and Mrs. of 1503 W. 25th St., 1937, eventually occupying its Natlonallsts-bothto hajiten the reswned1nmId.19,it became ThO.a$W. Ffleof 1410 Smsot ByBARBARAMcDOWEIL ''' Presloy's •' Airman Mary J. Session, dauofter of Mr. and Mrs. Huey L.Wareof 113 Anderson Ave., Sanford, has K 11. ' 4 ) I, •% ,.. I Weather Slows Golfers 4 f Germany. U.S. Couldn' t Stem Mao Communist Takeover :whjch has been looking into a secret bank account opened in Sen. Herman Talmadge's name by Daniel Minchew a former top aide to the senator, provides the first indication the Justice Department may be going after an indictment based on the filing of false expense claims by the Georgia Democrat. Talmadge, i 0. • assigned as a wirimin with the )d Infantry Division in Wurzburg, you've A subpoena Issued by a federal grand jury, ;:b Or . Pvt. Rudolph V. Davis, son of Mr. anrs.Lenenlersr.,1w. 15th St., Sanford, recently was MAO (LEFT) WITh NIKOLAI BULGANIN (CENTER) AND JOSEF STALIN 1aImadge: False Claims? : I, : V.. of away. Don't run around so 10 Betty, lives in Maltlando Cool ' you're going to be good. Don't your -. recently was assigned to the iffi Field Artillery at Fort Riley, Ken. old and .dozen great-grandchildren, is a father CaudleCaptu re Mayfair Pr.. f%mA m y 0:- , 0 MICHAEL J.CARIOLL. Cpl. Michael .1. Carroll, whcsl Willie Ashb 1"..,.: . United 8 1 Years, Thursday, Jan. 23, 9fl-7A -- .- - .I . - - —.- ,- - —. - - .. • -- -- - : L . - -I - �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL SCOREBOARD MM Free Throws Sink Denver Msslah 100, J. Hpkns SI Penn St. 51, Duquesne 19 PIT 11, Alfred 41 St. Fran Si, Adeiphl 71 St. Ptr's $2, Niagara 70 Scranton 94, Del. Val Shppnsbg 66, Bioomsbg 59 Syracuse 7$, Temple 76 St Vinci 67 Wayns W.Va. Tech IS. Salem 61 W.Va. St. Si, Concord SO Wheelng 11, Fairmont 69 South Cmpbll189 NC. Cent ii Clemson 61, Furman Davidson $1, Citadel 72 Duke $1, Virginia U Fla. Sthrn 105, FigIr 61 Georgia 39, Miss. 53 Huntingdon 51, Troy 19 Jck%n St. 77, Miss. Val 57 Ky. Wslyn 70. Ind. Cent 44 La. St. 77, Tennessee 75 Loulsvl 00, St.Louis 65 Old Dom 75, J. Madison 45 Richmond 90, VM$ 7$ Roanoke $7, G.ttysbg 72 S. Car. 57, Ga. Southern Si Vanderbilt Si, Florida 56 Va. Comm. 67, Wm.$.Mary 16 Va. Union 79, Ellz. Cty 73 W. Car. 54, E. Tenn. St. 51 Midwest Bldwn.Wilce 51, Capitl 51 Butler $3, Loyola 75 C. Mich. 51, Bwlng Grn 76 Defiance 91, Wilm 77 Drury 76, Mo. Sthrn 70 E. Mich. $7, Ball St. $2 III. St. U, Vlparaiso 67 Kansas $0, Iowa St. 71 Kent St. 62. Miami 59 MoSt.L 94, Wright St. $9 Nebraska 74, Oklahoma 36 Northwd 64, Aquinas 33 N. III. 76, W. Mich. 60 No. Park 90. Crthqe 79 Notre Dme IS. Frdhm 53 Toledo 79, Ohio U. 67 WIshiJiff ii, C . wstrn W. Ky. iS, Dayton 73 Wstmnstr $3, Mo. Val 66 Pro Hockey - -. NHL By United Preu Interutlonal McGinnis was charged with his The Rockets boast the NBA's sixth personalwith nine setop three foul shooters in Rick cords remaining In the game Barry, Calvin Murphy and and the Nuggets leading, iioMike Newlin, and it was 115. "There was no contact on the Murphy who lifted Houston to a 117-116 triumph over Denver play," said Brown. "A game shouldn't be decided on an with two free throws in the fn nine seconds Wednesday night. official's call— I find It hard to Murphy had 26 points, but It accept. was his final two that gave the In other games, Washington Nuggets that empty feeling as routed Boston, 128-106, Clevethey stood helplessly by, land beat New Jersey, 123414, watching a 92 percent shooter San Antonio ripped Kansas send them down to their third City, 124-95, Phoenix defeated road loss In as many nights. Philadelphia, 101-94, San Diego "I never considered inlasing edged Portland, 122-121, and those last two free throws," Golden State beat New York, said Murphy. "I didn't like all the milling around before I Shot, but I knew I would make Bullets 12$, Celtics IN: Larry Wright, Charlie John. Rudy Tomjanovlch matched son and Greg Ballard scored Murphy's 26 points for the individual season highs, Rockets and Moses Malone totaling 26, 28 and 24 poInts added 26. George McGinnis, respectively, for an easy who fouled Murphy, scored 34 Washington win. for Denver — which played CavalIers 123, Nets 114: Campy Russell scored 26 without David Thompeon, who points and Fools Walker added 'has flu. . Denver Coach Larry Brown 23 to pace Cleveland to a road fumed at the officials, when victory over New Jersey. Wednesday Results Wash 5. N.Y. Rangers 1 Toronto 2. Minn 2, fie Los Ang 4, Pittsburgh) Chicano 5, Vancouver 0 'Pro Basketball NBA Wednesday's Results WaTh. 12$, Boston 106 Cleve 123, Now Jersey 111 Houston 117, Denver 116 Anton 121, Ken. City 95 Golden St. 176, New York in Phoenix 101, Philadelphia 91 San Diego lfl, Portland I?) College . Basketball By United Press international Wednesday East Albright SI, Eliztn 55 Allghny 7$, J. Crroll American 91, Drexel 76 Bos St. 76, Brndeis 75 Bcknil 61, W. Chester 55 Cal. Pa. $2, Sippry Rck 72 Crngie MIIn $2, Bthny 76 Chyny 93, Mlirsvl 61 Cinci 79, W.Va. 65 Dvsl.EIKns $3, Strayr 74 Dcknsn $4. w. Md. GInvi 71, W. Librty 62 Ind. Pa. 46, Lck Hvn 41 Kings Pt. 62, MIT 55 LaSalle 100, Vermont 5$ Lafayette 79, Lehgh 63 Poll s Lifts Caps SPirits OURSELVES 0 (3$) 21.1$: P (1.5) $1.11: 1 (1.1. 1) M.N. Time 3214. p)n*Rac,$i6,Dz 5.00 440 1.00 1 Penny Hanson $2.00 12.00 6 Crime Put Eck*" 340 4 Most" Marion Q (14)131.41: P (1.11153.15: T (I. otherNHLgEfleLT0rOib By United Preis litorutlesal 64)911.11. Greg Polls, recently released and Mlirnuola tied, 2-Z ton $litti Naet l-i6, A burgh, 4-1, 7.10 4.10 310 0(1 waivers by the New York Angeles beat 3 Jo. Kea 1.20 3.00 RIfl 1, took out Ni f Ia. and Chicago blanked Van4 Chatetalne $ Q(3.4)4L41sP(34) 11411,T(3-4- tjoiij on his former club Wed. couver, 5-0. In the only World Hockey nonday nigid, scoring a specs) 146.55. Time 31.32. Seventh Race, 3)6, C: g11 end4d goal that ocjatIcn game, Cinclaliti 1.00 4.00 2.40 _____ 1 Doll's PrIncess .Nl and Winnipeg skated to aSS hi'Oke open -a U& game 6.20 4.00 5 Doodle Duster 3.10 lIfted the Washington Capitals overtime tie. 4 Darkness 0(14)19.11: P(14) 66.91sT (1- to a Si tniianpii. Mapie Lob 8, N.rth Stari: 4)124.11. Time 32.11. Mike idler scored wIth 22 115 definitely one of the IiIithR.ce,316,U: greatest feelings I've ever seconds left to lift Mliiiiàt** to 3 For'n Diplomat 5.20 4.20 3.10 4.20 3.40 had," said Polls, who split two a tie with Toronto, dr'$dilng $ Depended On 1.10 7 Drill's Doc Ranger defensennon, decked the Leafs' unbeaten stresk to 0(3.1) 11.41: P (1.1)14W goalie John Davidson and Al. 7) 321.11. Time 32.17. HuSk Race, 5.14. I: bhanded the puck the Jap 4, Peagalas 1: 11.00 3.20 3.40 1 MarIe Ann SANFORD.ORLANDO the Marcel Dionne scored twice net before crashing 6.00 3.00 2 Wright Elvis WEDNESDAY MATINEE goalpout. "Before I had time to and Butch Goring ended a 5.10 S Texas Pete First Race, 5.16, D. 113.45: T (4-2( think what I was going to do, I personal 14-game oimM with 1 Yellow Light 1.10 1.00 2.40 7.00 4.10 6) 673.51. Time 31.93. 1 Alert's Mr. E ... and It its first goal since Dec. 22, had already done it TenmRace,316,A: 3 ManateeDouce 3.50 leading I ce Angeles to a Win 9.20 4.10 340 was In the net." 6 DriVsHo 0 (1.4) 47.55: T (44.3) 56540. 7.60 3.10 FOfb5 7 Polls' fourth goal of the or pfltjbis'gii. leGend Race, 5.16, C: 3.50 _____ _____ re- Black Hawks 5, Cuacks I: PtiyiisGiorgl ItxlIisuIy 4 Roger Dale 11.20 5.50 4.00 season put the 41.25: (47)112.11: T 3 ChWd•li 10.20 6.10 Two goals by Darcy Rota and spectable Capitals ahead, 34, Time 21.93. ) I Wright Auoc't 3.10 Ileventklace,1.16,D: midway through the second some sparkling goaltending by DD(4-4)33.H,Q(3-4) 7141: P(4. 6.40 4.40 2.10 TM Esposito gave the Hawks ') '' T (434) 912.41. Time 3 SetH Bob period. 610 4.30 Karen's Fox After Polls' rink a shutout victory over the -101119 2.10 flIRace.1.l6.M a(3.1)li.P(3.5) 10.30; T 113.5put WMtdflgto3 up 34, Robert (fltft W 11.60 4.10 2.50 3 TWO Strike 3.60 3.00 7)114.11. Time 3140. 3 Teem Player Plcerd scored is second goal WHA TwetflkRacL%.D: _____ 1 Laurawood 2.00 atl9O7oftheaecondperiodon SUigsrsS,1ete5 13.00 140 410 Q(34)H.41,P(1.5)191.41,T(3.5. 3MitmleHaHa 3660 16.50 a 30" slap shot. Tommy Doctor Duke Bill Gmlgss scored with 11 1) 149.45. Time 32.16. 3.20 Rowe closed out the scoring ,econdsraiithln the thlrd $ Mar" sloe . Penrthflace,1.16,D: Q(2.1)91.sP(3.7)92401T(37 _____ 2 KkRocke$Whli 5.00 6.60 2.10 with 1:07 remaining In the final period to rally ClnciiiatI to a 1)144.51 Time 41.11. 3.10 3.50 5 POPPIflQ A — 3.1461 Handle $359,353. I)eliod. tie with Winnipeg. 1.40 7 The Vixens Voice Wooster $2, Hildlbg 45 Xavier 14, Detroit 70 kvthwist Ark. St. 72. S. Min. 40 Arkansas 7L SMU 41 Cmrn 63, No'wstrn Ok. 19 E. Cent Ok. 11, Sthsoitn 11 Kansas St. 77, Okla. St. 13 SW Okla. 61. NEU Mary's 104, St. Ed's 74 Texas 77, Baylor 74 Tex AIM 57, Tax Chris 4 Tex Sthrn 00, Bishop 73 Tex Tech 70, Houston 6$ 73. Grmbino 43 West AlA 106, Sacto St. 74 Colorado $2, Mo. 49 Dnvr $5, Colo Coil 53 Fresno St. 46, Pac 56 ind 69 Ore. Tech 71, Mind San Fran 75, Snta Ciro 71 Sn Frn St. 71, Frsno.Pac 44 IInnttoo Dog Racing Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Garden Shop opening! Fertilizers Plants - mulch grass trimmers gardening tools. 1 ____________ REA ENGAGEMENT !l41.1 Smith. Turner 'Em s te in-A Motet' ,e Energy Ed Program . .• . U. Col (Ret.) and Mrs. Harry Wayne Smith ( Fairway Road, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Stephanie Warriner, to Robert Norman Turner, son of Mrs. Virginia A. Turner, 1444 Riverside Drive, Stuart, and the late Mr. C.H. Turner. Born In Norfolk, Va., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Marie Warriner of 9 Seminole Drive, DeBary. Miss Smith is 1970 graduate of Seminole High School. She attended Mercer University, Macon, Ga., and is a 1974 graduate of Florida State University where she was a member of clii Omega sorority. She Is a third grade teacher at Lake Orients Elementary School. Her Rance, who was born In Stuart. is 1971 graduate of Marion County High School, Stuart, and a 1976 Albert Einstein is alive and well. The Nobel laureate and father of the relativity theory is recreated in 'Albert Einstein— :1w ''•i A Motet," an educational .. presentation offered by the / . Energy Education Division of • : Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Oak Ridge, Tenn., and the Florida Endowment to the Humanities. "Einstein" will appear at the Fine Arts Theatre, Seminole Community College, on Jan. 31, from lla.m.-12:30 ' p.m., and In the evening, from 7-5:30. For information, call Dr. 5. 111 Alex Dlckison or Dr. Jay Wlshan, 3234450. ) The genius of Einstein is resurrected by William Landry who created and portrays this STEPHANIE W. SMITH biographical characterization. .. . ROBERT N. TURNER Landry portrays Einstein as a philosopher, humanist, and graduate of Florida State Certified Public Aceounsensitive individual with an University. He is an actants. undying passion for violin countant with the firm, The wedding will be an music and a deep respect for McAlpin, Curtis Assoc., event of June 16. theoretical and practical science. The drama conveys an WILLIAM LANDRY AS EINSTEIN The Garden Gote energy message. What Is light? MR. AND MRS. HARRY PENLEY What is energy? What Is space? Why does it seem so strange that matter and energy are interconvertible? The constant speed of light, as demonstrated by the Michelson-Morely experiment, was among the ideas that led Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Bennie) Penley of 116 Einstein to his theory of W. 17th St., Sanford, have celebrated their relativity. "Space," Landry as The Jacaranda Circle of the discarding the "dogs". 60th wedding anniversary. Imitation with the consequence Einstein says, "is the simple When the resulting few plants that the wrong grower profits. order or arrangement of things Garden club of Sanford Is The couple, who were married Dec. 24, 1918, submitting "Garden Gate" for bloom, he again selects those in Maitland, have lived in Sanford since 1945. Often, the responsible among themselves. Space Is plants that are the month of January. identical nothing without things ocThey are members of the First Baptist In the ornamental plant n- and registers the hybrid with hybridizer his new cupylng it. There is no absolute Church. dustry the word "hybrid" has a the bromeliad Society Inter- When he registers Their family Includes three sons: Harold, magical effect. Hybrids national designating his hybrid the parentage must be space." / 31.99 He scribbles an equation on a 10 his wife, Martha, and their son, Gary, Raleigh automatically command a selection of a name for the new revealed and the door is opened higher price and indicate tothe clone. This hybrid will belisted tolmltators. Many of the best blackboard. He ponders Its N.C.; Edward, Lanett, Ala.; and Alvin, his He discusses his buyer that he is receiving a as Neoregelia Carolinae X hybrids have never been implications. wile, Barbara, and their son, Steve, Sanford. Neoregella Johannis "Purple registered (nor imitated) purposes witha picture of Isaac siçerlor plant. In commemoration of their 60th anThis Is riot necessarily true. Lady". Henceforth, "Purple because the grower elected to Newton. He tries to simplify Others SpideRy and explain the basic truths of niversary, the family honored the couple with cross a secret In too may cuss the plant lady" Is the proper name for keep theproblem S. Priced I INs is prevalent in the wdvene. a .urprlss dinner p4rty at their home. bujing pub&ls being sold a bill this hybrid clone. Landry. a New York native, of goods. A hybrid Is produced Now, consider what too often the entire ornamental horAnother ticulture industry. Somebody, has a number of theatrical Ladies' Children's ioes by crossing two different happens instead. somewhere, credits Including "Oldest species In the same genera, grower makes the same cross. someday, Living Graduate" and "JabAlso On Sale I presumably two superior He grows his plants to somehow Is going to have to b wock" at t er he Dallas Thea ter th It. A lot of species. Too many hybridizers maturity, does no selecting come to terms wi money Is being spent on or- Center, Dallas, Texas. He wrote habitually cross whatever whatever, does not register happens to be in bloom and the cross and either sells the plants namental plants, but it seems to and directed "We, the Principal under lii. legitimate registered be regarded as "fun" spending, People," a bicentennial play result Is an inferior punt. wrote, directed, and. Consider the case of name or selects his own name In the same category as and produced "Master an bowling, golf and the u. bromeliad assume and adaption of Dickens' "A 204 E. SANFORD that The legitimate new hybrids In the long rim, the really Carollnae and .2!:0TsT., coi." a Neoregella Johannis are are undersiandably rare and good hybrids prevail, but what blooming simultaneously. The expensive, since additional a rough go they have along the DISCOMANIA Is the ultimate wrap-up for a disco package grower decides to cross the two, plants can only be ottalned say! It Is best to buy when a designed for the discophile guys and gals of the area. using pollen from the Neo from vegetative offsets. plant is in bloom, buy it because The big disco event is scheduled Saturday, Jan. 27, beginnIng at Carollnae and making the Collectors anxious to own one you Like it, regardless of the &1 ' 7: p.m., at the Sanora clubhouse. It will foa g4 jjii of the newly named beauties parentage, be It a lowly inn,::d p t. of 19 with the light system of U. Beau Taylor. The cross takes (many times are apt to end i with the cheap patlens or an exquisite orchid. And thue will be prizes for the evening's swingingelt couple In It does not) and the resulting YOU W: " a contest the "9O'QockSpeclat" seedlsplant.dandgrowstoa Following the contest, a disco dernosrat$on will be presented batch of husky seedlings. At by local dancers, Debbie Russell and Den Mirault, who have just this point the paths of the ); ;completed an engagement with Mery Griffin Productions In responsible and Irresponsible California. hybridizer diverge. The Come on out, pit your beat forward and bring your friends to responsible grower selects out DISCOMANIA - a buie& for Ballet Guild of Sanford.Sernlnoie, the most promising-looking sponsored by the Guide Board of Directors. seedlings for the first time and .: Tickets, at $2 per person, are available at the door. from these plants to maturity Refreshments will be available. selecting and rieelsctlng and Couple Celebrates 60th Anniversary JCPenney Thursday, Jan. 25, 179-18 .• — Does The Word 'Hybrid' Have A Magical Effect? MEN "S EMILE 0 - - 11 II & DISCOMANIA ;Set Satu rday fl Truckload fertilizer sale. 50 lb. bag 6-6-6 3.49 100% organic Bahia Wood St. Augustine & Feeds Weed & Feed 399 8.95 Covers 3,000 sq. ft. Pine ark mulch. High in nitrogen IaW 8 STARTS FRIDAY 41.S 0000 T111U aATIJAV O'tho® Pine bark nuggets. Drop spreader. -cnoi.ur 3 cii. yd. beg ............. 29.95 . 5. I .. II • I' Ii II II tho ® Cypress mulch. Whirlybird Spreads 5 tq S ft. wide 35 lb. capacity spreader, •Por wed 6.88or fertiliser. ___________________ iii() J 3o99se. Your choice of long handled garden tools. Leaf rake, garden cultivator, round point shovel. Wood handles, metal heads. WHILE TKY LAST I caurw ov 691 TALON gum P.YWU* Ns%ON MIj*$ Q1ANA & 'TERRY INERLOCK I souoamm . sv cAn .x $129 m YALta 995 S lUlL! QUANTITIS LAST 'UdYp DECORATOR LWOLsTEIIYFAulW! "$2?P JCPenney , - 4. . . . . . • i . terri top. popular shirtwaist,, pretty peasant blouse or '•y coordinated Vest and You're read togol I •. . 1• .J UISURI IVITI. PSi ia•y • • ,..• • • uvm I pIece bsalNvl learn., leek N5v.hyda .• ••. cembined with durable Hsrcvlen. it features mis •d match reversible cvstuim cad fts hNVISSO seNd weed from* made. lNIidi$i Sofa , chair, reeker, emma., 2 seNd weed end tables OW 1 cause table. Leveesal enly $159. Mssy calers avalleki. .•.'•.• .: • COMPAIAILE PIKI $99.9 ' .5 699 :L Country Furn iture -____ ft 'ft ?m ise-et wt i a*-" ma YOUR OLD am 211.3201. PIIITSY. FURNITURE SAIFOaD Pit 3I$44 - - - JUNIORS I MISSES SIZES MIINIIflOO IMAM * - - - S. Sloppy Jo. 14111 1 1 . Add a smart p• 88 . .'. TRADE IN .•-• 5.4I'. ': WTSe .4.. 55. . Opsn daily 1O some •pm. Open $unday12:IO 10 5:3Op.m. JMflY SIp, P4 MM :L 100% POLYESTER a5 wmTHfsrclN $II WTH Cfd ON.Y! CItY! men eneneneneneneneneneneen It*.OM. 5 • MEN'S WEAR • THREAD 315 _v OPOM 1n I SOUD COLOR .STRETCH 3 CU. yd. beg 88Vt %TTH COMM OttY! WIW cO.JON fN.Y? en en en en en en en en en en en en - IS u MERCERIZED NEW SIMENT! - FLANNEL u FLEECE FLonALSIPLAL5 C Lim 27o-99 I• •: Select wrap-a-rounds, if 1) buttondowns, *1 splits or flairs. 100% COTION PILLO10 III Skirts, as vivacious and varied as you are ON11 root rust jj .5 - - ..... JCPsnn.y SHOE STORE •I 50 lb. bag 16-4-8 10.95 Covers 5,000 sq. ft. M T " V jqht 's JANC 2144 2144 I INC. LOWEST MKIN CIN TRAL FLORIDA DISTRIBUTORS MU OPEN: Men. $ Fri. 10.7 Tues., Wed,, Thurs. 134. . Sat. PH. 3231332 ''(15t!!4 1M'le lasted 1.4 I • Y s.--....... . . .. . - -- -- •—•--•.. -•. -•-• -•• I 11 �I. V.--- by Chic DO 'Du ENJOv) SURE *J.L US POSTMEN DO DELIVERING ____________ WHAT ABOUT WERE ai si.rrs A MR. 7 WHEN IT Young 1NG T0 MARE THOSE L..EGAL. / C- 38 ACOS$ herders 40 Porcine home I Largest f _11 •-__ __ ) cmes 17 ___ A VISION JUST CAME J TO ME! by Mod Walker LIKE MENTAL order 22 High TAXI! DO 0 30 SpanIsh gold SUPER-LOYER 1-15 15 A TERRI BLE RESPONSIBILITY THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ka1\ (i BMW IT. FW; B os! 'rui't 1.00*. cW6HPH. I Biblical king (ii.) 29 Food 31 10 Infirmities 11 Decamp Avidly 4111. off 42 Hemi 43 Son of Isaac 44 Actor Parker L Lamb the emphasis YOU are 21 .' 2 aT — not 27 20 29 31 j32 — 34 —— IS 37 43 ————— 44 45 40 47 U . . .. ... — . Inspected s, sents $i,000 check to Don Ruedlinger of the 1' •• __ HE COiCTs RMI7OH' ARCI4IE, WOULD You _ REALLY, CURRENCY AND HI MY UNCLE'S PICTURE IS IN UG.THRIEDOLLAR SILL of LETS $fl ! TIjE PAPER // wo MDWT EVEM ' HERE! IT'S A LIKE 70511.4 R-DMLAR9LLT KNOW WAS _ ———— aids , - SURE ,11 POP! 6 57 _ dodorlstaklngavlgorousand SUD4ATHINO . ed by the Rotary Club 0 4r __ __ HOROSCOPE _________________________ I ___________________ visual and perceptual •• . • .o • • 4 1' Harald Photo Zeta Xi Throws Publicity Procedure by Joan Madison EEK& ( _________________ MEEK by MY IUIF IS ItJUJGJ ME ID DOM Howie Schneider trr to Interest Bruce Hrnclr and Lillana Soares in puppets, but they seem content With the rocking chair. A Poor Man's chill party was Alice and Russ Livingston; the highlight of January social Kathy and Chuck McNabb, JEthl (WHAT I. IS WJE - CR1YE. me PCIM ___ YOUR B1IWAY Don't push people who your spouse doesn't like on him or ___ her todsy. You'll have a much ______ ______ better time If will pop ç this tthig year - coinptIbl.. that celd bring pectsd )y and unplanned-for cap isn't alraw Your projects adventege of the Mta could get to de V13 your gods. Spointaimm ac- Although you tivltymigt4beyotranswer, give those those you hin r you from achieving oo . . Its una uthorized, of course! 1 never cave any Interviews byAlVermeer (Aug. 23 . &pl. #J974 fl) 7OWCO7 oftihogniwAstro. derstand, so relax nice rIng to it — love 'Ofivees adkwad,wiped.nvelcpsto . ".' . 1 (I , _ Aoh*Grqk_____ ______ P.O. *J12 • 103 •K7 SOUTH :) n'wa °°C ' BUGS BUNNY UfRe'5 ygg CH, Now FQPPYI AU. 017 us would not have had Ume to- •84 'LMgNE' . N ice CCM4f WHBN, ' . The Professor let the $ck'.'nH, which was cei4liedidth it should have w -'--- y's' _____ ____ ___ ___ spade corn, around to his extra percentage, been. _________ ____ "lrhmoeeafrtvelwoatulde s.Thenhalsdaclband ____________ ____ _____ GUI(Msy2Wme32)ft LatSrOd. 70S Wi'ditL double finessed with _ _ __ ___ _C.4LLEP.' IÔH a II I -- • U - I - .-' - hat A3II Iuig 'Add a smart torri top, popular ;shirtwaist, pretty peasant :. i blous, or ______ ...F. 44 _____ - 'h'.-. ~vest and you're r.ad ,,_ ___________________________ -to go! 44— ___ CAfl&INN (Dos. 5d led 66 11 XflLL¼. - u WIRC N S Ou D i ' " . _ i_•...__,.; - Into, where this guy goes will PH. 322.3324 - .: • Rings • I.D. Bracelets • Neck Chains DISCOUNT HARDWARE • Watches • Luggage ___ Speaker 217 E. FI RST ST. 322-5681 SANFORD Links Shrine To Family Daughters of Sallie Harrison Scandinavian Fumiture & Accessories Chapter Daughters of Arnericag Revolution DAR met I realize M is wrong. My husband says he has covered up for their Janury meeting at for her for the last time, and If! the home of Mrs. A. W. Lee, -don't tell her she can no longer with Mrs. L.W. Ross, cous ass coverup, HE will tell hostess. MOVING Mrs. R.C. Lewis, Regent, called the meeting to order, followed by reports of comI can't W her Abby. It would nilt te ech&lnn en. be ne ro us contribution was black because I was no better A ge e two Indian Schoo th ls than she is before I was made to spo ns o re d e by th Ch a pt er. t should I do? married. Jan, 26, 27, 28 LITT cust.dy of her children 830-1011 . 834.0011 Live Oaks Center CeaSelberry jJ and mary/esther's • • . MODERN,TRADITIONALOR FROM EARLYAMERICAPI I m $ a BEDDING CLOSE-OUT WE ARE SELLING OUT ALL DISCONTINUED ALL 8:32. iould I follow him! ____ MYRTLE ______________________ NORWAY American Revolution.Mrs. rids arosmt" I. am getting _____ . 21$-fill. FIRSYST. E4R1 small sn't Ic SANFORD ' CV an e*sive mixture evidence which could cost herof the National Daughters of at 5 amL He have Lewis stated that Kenmore was be at work ustli 5:32aM he has much , ____________________________ '1 three only I IliflInati drive to get f amily of her married the original home of his great __ ___ there. WeU,herushesaround boyfrleud.You'renola 40 pot" grandfather,sohefelta per getting showered, shaved and anymore, se tell her, withOut sonal interest in it. __ houselikeheisgoingtobelate i. er be a party to Ibis mentatoelghteenmembersand for ___ a guest. ,, where he is going so early, he ___ says, 'Nowh.re—Ijustllketo "JUNIORS £ MISSES SIZES •.. p with America's Shrines, owned by ° OWWhataft pl,3r,r leeastod.y,so'twOdsysur 19) (Is aleag v__ w the bsdiaheart,wiru, _______ ___ ___ ___ homerawqwifl.ps fur UMet*dSStnsIliks repeated the club flns.. any __ or nlay that fafl and eventually wosmd up eventhough _ msdyourewnnude bldorplaT withiltricks. made CANCU (JIM fl4uly 32). XIISSnt VIII ks been "Could we have held you percentage one. th. bust' SPIDER-MAN . ___ by d. Wiggins, Fay and Bill Slier, an attractive DEAR ABBY: My h usband Mrs. Walter Carter inan andd I are In OW 4. We have AIUES troduced the speaker, H. C. thr _ ee . Is Le wis, who spoke on "Ken with his business and I am busy DEAR ARIES: Your friend More." Ken More Is one of with my house end kids. "the kettle" could be brewing dummy' s 10 by lob Thaves .p. Thea write to me again aid let w01ym' progress. I • _I win lean to Plesse, Pent, seek 6* help. -. shown especially by Marty and DEAR MYRTLE: No. Ask Dick Colegrove, Bonnie Jones spending the weekend with us. tbehk,. iat.., -i A- un F 's the problem: She has t YOU go there for Here build your sell-esteem and :? Originality of dress was town with her boss, who Is married. cheage the curse 01 yew life. _____ ___ FRANK AND UNIST •1, ;- .. - • out with newspapers. __________________________ divorcee permIssive .hO sex. Yea will also lean - hand he would pick VD the ____ likely 1i$5Ntid t ____ '- ed carri HEART Abby __ i Wephueb.ok. Tell them Abby ha (It's free for diose been leaving her children at her wedmw .)YeawiUi.the mother's on weekends, and put dewier Judged lu ,e_ telling her mother that she's :splits or flairs. Thi Professor played 10 of clubs becauselt was the coirred play. With Mlit how on, he would have cost, himselfatrlcklfEaatheld the singleton jack and , gained -ld .. ,3onors CUIRICUL.UM ' ____ '' 0 _____ ___ ____ ____ ______ _____ _____ Uon. today, In* you have a 10.1 i _____ •' r Cttldren. Lately she's been isaderstasid wily you became so We are going to answer. the student'sa second ques TIACHIN' HIM RSl FA'c, 14 *0 _ Dea f pJp * .. - •, EASY IN medal health ( It Is listed in , knock out your ace of Radio Oty Station, N.Y. 53) henho today. QISACS ire you'll I)saler North Be au's to specify bIsthip. be__ rkes end wed to get oat. i 8. rac (Mardi fl-April 11) FIlsSdI W ISS they're not West i• -Pasi 1 el In iur 'sum'ss to gahi your wasted Pass 2 Pass 2 NT 11 to*YON Mid P AW WORM (OoL*Nov. n)If Pan 3 NT Pan pan ___ it Walk a. POelbk. 'U-.. ,S_ se littleseftiryoudoe'tiII-'-st, scheiWe Open __ llIii __ ___ ____ your_a"________ doss oaths enIng lead: •4 TAURU$(A$WU IS.May $) tobefarmorifu. ____________ --._____ thosethuw'— i Bjaeey gAari'rAujs (,, flj ' was to publication date. 7. Photographic coverage requests should be made one week in advance. The chapter Valentine Girl Orient 4 __________________________________________________ ______________ refrigerator; a clothes rack for February 10 and plans were drying clothes stood in the made for the Valentin e Ball GIFT living room and the refresh- cocktail party to be held with February 17. ment table was covered f .. : __ ___ ____ ,.. ___ . . ___ . . • ___ •1 ___ ___ ____ 'Sele wrap-c-rounds holdmetotentrlcka since l 0 Q109 _ 45 st.ø.i H&mdaf.l HE O? 1' 10 4 . do' '- ., out my other high heart and AK96 ) ___ ________ q as you arel the double club finesse. ou: would take your king, knock 41111111 q. . _. Skirts, vivacious and varied have come back to my hand with a high heart toreeat • A512 LMA ( _ ______ had ducked the •A732 I GraphL.ItorforlPliMail$1 W. for eo& ad a W4, self. MW __ ____ Endowment The poor man or poverty International theme him what he would think If YOU and Pete Bukur. Chili was Is there any hope for me, di d ethlng for the same served in paper bowls to the Abby? I'd like to be riper, reason, above mentioned and the table, but I don't have any _____ ÔPPING ,', cards. I would undoubtedly Find Od which signs you are ithiitg, you j compatible with by sending for can't afford it. They Nevertheless, rather fItterin! title has a . first ub, I could lay down dummy's ace pick up. the whole club suit. But wunotloolcingatsU the . KS ___ •AQ$$13 Will' EAII' greeted guests and offered McNabb and Dot Ralnes where members voted to send $10 to them drinks in Jelly jars. (lays after the event. 6. Advance notices should be submitted one week prior hanging on the TV and luncheon will be held at could never ask anyone face to been one guy after another, seem to dig me because I'm face what I o know. Sxne of them I didn't feel a frlendiy. I don't do drugs, and -- I'm 1$, and can't cot all the thing for. All a guy has to do Is alcohol makes me sick. I'm all guys I've gone all the way with. sweet-talk me a little and he screwed up about sel. It doesn't '.'_______________________________ mean anything special to me. __ It's just a way to get acquainted. ,. Carlos Raines. Earlier monthly meetings were held at the home of Kathy double spaced, and written narrative style (third person). 2. Do not abbreviate. A contact person's name and phone number is necessary. 4. Keep releases simple. Organization releases (the program should lead the meeting account) must be submitted no later-than two signs of "repossessed" articles first letter to you. I'm glad I can was raped by my cousin when I I'm not real cool, and I'm not Pzt this in a letter because I was 11, and from fl ft's stacked or anything, but guys queen of club.?" 974 ___ of your funfly has You're much too negative today member and could allow aslfdoubls to answers. __ 1.25' SEE. OUVER?'\ THERE n is" BIGÔGUFE' NORTH i4s They gathered at the home of president Charlotte Blades ° column for years, but this is my something wrong with me? I who utEut"Also, why djcI you play the ton and not tM •KQ _______________ !DEAR ABBY: I've read your Why am I such a no.good? Is can get anything he wants. eas, the workload on your OrUØY' asked the stuisné ______ PRISCILLA'S POP But Gu _______ move arowtd. That _____ also p111 BRIDGE - Stacked,, "g Her Seem To Di _____ WIN AT ______________________ activities for members and Lesla and Vernon Wright, friends of Beta Sigma Phi, Zeta Martha and Raymond Maltby, XI Chapter. Virginia Powell, and Dot and she 's Not Cool, psrluhc.d. Under the present the CfrCUlMIOfl *d possibly circumstances, It would some improvement In openü4 probably be tmwta. to_____ Oii.fdO of the arteries then can be physical activity. achieved In people who re* it you read my column often, make a total effort to _ you know I'm an advocate of excess body fat. Token efforts good, sensible exercias. I like to don't do so much. For Friday. January 26, 1 The Herald welcomes organization and personal news. The following suggestions are recormended to expedite publication: 1. Releases shoul d be typed (lower and up pe r case), Pover Part Marfles McGibbon (from left) and Beverly Huffman. open up suitcase and JOAN MADISON physical activity In view of the heart. In__ addition, I_ susPect dill icultlu you have ex- th artnget thMoccu'In ________ ______ ________ _____ I ,•, :L Rotuado husband of ,new mem be r, Beverly.— problem for which you should foryoutodo. Topdftpiainly, bethenkfuL _____ therewouldbet.wirpoimd.to Your doctor probably didn't think you would be doing a lot of • $'tItt.tU$ulIli th e Children was a rocking __ U sal e total: ___ ___________ - . An immediate hit with ____ will be auder . :1 1 1 1 Olt 0 yourphyatcaladlvltysuth 7 •.'i,tIIil./ ______ 19. bags, and more, were flow to your left bead mode. to do. In all It sounds like you Second, If you weigh lies, YOU'V6 ONW MIE FOR MOOM ____ ____ made by the new members -. to help strengthen motor, — — — — develop when you overdo Is prwure. That In turn, will related to Insufficient blood decrease the work the heart has 54 — '• • s4,_I, in the 1978 season. • •l,4eSe plaque with pictures of the teams sponsor- . Beverly Huff- I, -' ,%, •g _____ Sports Association, and Ruedlinger, in turn, gave the club a 1.veLThechestpslnthatyou to 51 __ 53 12 . FOR ________ I by Bob Montana •s Seminole Youth . fsbh1 control your pressure mIgM have because it will help ARCHIE NO County South, pre. 'çpets, pussies color' "and numberwheels, bean probably been______ overworked heart problem In two ways. frunhigh bioodprumre. Scan. ortedtoloue all 'a of the other medicines you are the eeu body fat that you 41 —— 42 j + F.. 'Pat Cordell, Marilyn ,:Cuskadan and Beverly what bredhiusoess often is In suggests to me that you inigt* a patient whahuhesrt disease. benefit from losing aoin. mewtsideofyour iisarthas we*. i —— 30 J39 40 — — 1 , - Mar ilea McGibbon, __ ______ - at -'man, chairman; Gail doditeffly ________ _____ associated with the guidelines _______ on what food. are ulation of fluid In your high in IOdiulfl. I DI*ICS that you lwtpsecondary to fallure of the Ila " of the haiart That is pounds and for your ________ - wp !membe had heart faIlme. The difficulty Radio Qty Station, New Yock, — — — — — you have In breathing Is us NY 11S. It will give you___ I ...they seem to be saying. Dr. Michael B. Butler of the Rotary Club of Seminole t•.• Was no 'made by Industrious __ 20 13 _____ __ it 'students 5 fed 2 and weigh already doIng so. You might ______ i — 10 School, and teacher, aides, and _ 22 Woo 4.or a birthday party — when the suitcase was pound.. ____ FAIR PLAY... - the school of .the labors of their new -:member project. didn _ Eckenroth, ecIa1 educMlon acher _:showed up on sensible. want to know more ShOd salt an d your body so I am sending — — — — — — — — — a person has sufficient heart you The health Latter n'nber 1 2 3 4 5 7 — trouble to require medicine, he 10.1% Salt: Your Vital Sodifl — —— _____ —— 12 has an Important medical and PottU'1 BalaDC. OIhOTI 13 14 who want this lseaecansutd0O — — — — proble!n.Iwould not llketouy — — — 15 ob with OW OtC$5dI c some 17 since I don't know all the facts. addressed envelope for IL e4 IS — — — IT — 20 — — — — You are taking Lanozin 70W requed to me in care ————— — — — — because your doctor thinks you this newaper, P.O. Box broadcasters _ Pam Members of e Junior Woman's Club of Sanford have heart severe enough to have salt In your diet, If ABOUT'S Iat1cchilth.enattI —. t of breath that limiti his ability, my condition? My doctor ' tell me much and didn't reAM that's not the time to be pushing my activities so I feel that I am physical activity. not as Ill as my family keei. You would be wise to limit the women. lam TURN be exception. ____ telling me. I am a 54-yesrold would : o(aut e car materlaL.Any : : ______ in 34 Bohemian : My qu.ation is, how s rious Is pain with exertion or ortneen 41 City Oklahoma 48 Went by psthtsd delighted! And ____ 50 English Helper r. _______ _____ brightly teacher (3 for high 45 Stand 45 Mexico 28 Vice-presldent A DEAR READER— Any time BEING A Li 22 Halfacores Thursday, Jan. iS, 1,1f-38 suitcase full of in. fUCUOnaI carry when my chest aches. I -1 eaaIbedthesedrugz.Iwas having w ache Inmyche and ft w—. very had to breathe __ aftersllgtt exertion. Idili have this problem when I overdo. I put also take Enduron pressure th ferry 23 Carry 24 Anim al Ws Problems take Iforaid, Sanford, Fl. Club Aids Autistic Kids DEAR DR. LAMB— Recently 39 Unmusical entertains 33 Decimal unit 7 EternIty 34 Baksheesh S On land 35 Animal doctor 9 Parch (abbr.) /kxzt 20 One who Any my doctor gave zn I.an guess(sbbr.) 3IAatnsuts thout (tat) chemical 3 Draws 4 Greek capital 25 Yearn 20 Bung 27 Invitation S Slangy Oklahoma 20 keep 30 '11J IN 2 Wi 31 Am flOt (ii.) ____ Heart of : DOWN pointed 23 City in —M:--- If U w 55 Slogan hill ç SOMEWHERE OUT THERE IN THAT LONELY CITY iS A GIRL WHO NEE5 LOVE/I rr's IS Big 20 Foal Out lhi COO A 21 Inftin 57 Vein • BEETLE BAILEY *R __________ 10 Sunburn l25 Checking i H f h ii T Evening ____ JBIAI )52tr!n. N..U11JA 53 Sound mad. IN1 11 ITLI-tf shi •1 I1N 0 1N IV' A cDl I ,IN1 S4Tart TAX OS N 0' ' ANT 55 Circuit. l9Arrivsl.dme 37 Manor breaker 15 Egyptian ___ ft A '!i I 50 Babylonian deity 51 On..blllionth __ Poverty-war 14 __ ___________________ 2 45Momdistant wds.) 12løk1kg ____ lie ____ 41 Gmbfe S Unplayed golf 42 Powerfil 13 ___ ____ ______ S supposing (2 49 Confined I _ ______ VWunem HOLIDAYS hole a ______ - 3 PCs. . BEDDING AT FULL SIZE VERY 1/2 OR LESS INNERSPRING SET a SPECIAL I : :.VA •' -',: Tt*iM$,.j . .. _ - . PQ . . . - • ____ , I - . - S • S ' - eIVW4&,1SM.. . ., .p BUY i'elcpliiini' :L2-9 181) While They Last Ilrdcags-73" High - PLANT .- ______ WINDON . SUIc,KID. war cYIN6, J1.p MOM NffA '"W PAPI . ' - s ' STAND L P MYPIMRS? - .. -, 1 . EV . -. . .. - . ID Tho 33% To 75% Off .DIISU$ I.- •CO"OIDINATIS $5$iO-$l5Rack - SdrtsJdn. 25th - llSlesFinl 'BLOUSES m/esther's •' -...... IN. PAM SANFORD PH. 3222153 '.,, .-,--• - •.-:-:- - -. . - . - - .' - .,,....... ,- .- I. - , .'•; • .. ...-) ..'. • , - ç - SM SOFA WITH MATCHIIG CHAI M Don't miss out on some Excellent Bclrgdifls! - a _______ _________________________________ '- SaisluiiI. l:lI,I.i,l.I Women's Apparel. . . . Sanford Plaza . rM __ ' ____ by T. K. Ryon IlPUWMl ' __ 1 ft V . .. • -. ____ _______ - AW ' - ..-, . . - $100 Csvers U varlesscsisrs ing.sias �45-EVflifl9 Herald Sanford, Fl. 4.: . Thursday, Jan. 23, im -. Legal Notice Legal Notice ______________________________________________ Tf HIGHLIGHTS 10:00 (4)00 NEWS EARTh, SEA AND SKY 6:30 lIThEPARTRIDGE FAMiLY 10:00 CARD SHARKS (2] (4)0 ALl. IN ThE FAMILY (A) 10.30 (4)0 fl4 ppi cat sex symbol becomes a tar. NBC NEWS (2) @)0CBSNEWS getformurder. OFAMILY ABCNEWS EARTH. SEA AND SKY (2)HIGHROLLERS I 1.00 (4)00(12) NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: C.P. 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 HAPPY DAYS (A) 11:30 (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE @)0LOVEOFUFE 0 FAMILY FEUD Snow. 02)THECRO8S.WITS JOKER'S wiio 11:30 (2) 112) TONIGHT Guest host: MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 1155 Rich Little. Guests: Mclean (2) LIARS CLUB (4) HOLLYW000SQUARES 0 MATCH GAME P.M. 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 8:00 (2) 2) LEGENDS OF THE MOMJ4 600 (4) CRACKERBARREL ONOTFORWOMENONLY 0 SUNRISE 0 MORK & MINDY Mork tries 6:10 (2) 2-COUNTRY FISHING to free Eugene and his little girlfriend from parental P°'- secution by performing their 6:30 weddmnaceremony. (2)PORTEHWAGONER 6:49 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 7:00 the help of a disfigured former 'WcAY movie star (Jane Greet), attempts to expose an incompotent plastic surgeon. (4)0 HAWAII FIVE-O A spin. sterish detective novelist (Mildred Natwick) tells McGarrett shehusolv.dthemurderheis investigating. 0 BARNEY MILLER Wojo is torn between the freedom of bachelorhood and his attictlons toratalien woman. £ PALESTINE Allan Hargreav.s narrates this hlstory of the Jewish state, from (2)(ANOTHER WORLD CA OSESAMESTREET 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 8:00 STUDIO SEE HARDWARE (2)NEW$ S TN' 000 JP!1 ______ ______.... NOTICE OP SUIT BICYCLE SALE NOTICE Is hereby gIven that by TO: ANITA COLEMAN WEBB HERRING virtue of that certain Order for 112 Saltcreed Road *aionment Proce.mngs Issued @)DANUE MY1PEESONS MOVIE DINAHI out EDUCATIONAL PRO. ___________________ , property owner in the area to be and that said property .,, - &ICa.pa iu.n• John B. p, P LAZA TWIN Wwk __________________ "'. " January, 1S7. Plaintiffs, . SORRY NO ________ NOTICE OP$NERRIPP'$ SUE NOTICEl$HEREly0iVENt hat certain Writ at Execution issued Sot of and under me seal at the COUNTY fl Seminole CS5MY NOTICE OP SM,U ludimant ruderid in NOTICEI$HERI$YOIVIN a,j_s gp en IRe 12th day at I, ARTHUR H. UCKWITH, JR., December, A.0. $75, hi hat certain asclokifffi.Cwu$,,,hi case entitled, American. Intsr Seminole COUNTY, Pisride, . ternatlonel Preperties, a FInal by Judgment Issued etjd at IRS aNus. Della tub, Defendant, which entitled Court, is the aNvs Styled at cause, dsted *5 111k 4eV at Jan. *Iivsrad Se me es SkeiNS $70, will SINai pShNc avathet, the $em County, FIends, and I hilliest I, descrIbed prepirly silted is dSScrIsWpr_srty _sby ia -: a-- 'ash . _______ aO i. SUAT aival , S I S 05 . • ••- -, - __ _______ ____ *55 ½ SI l5S 435, VAN AR- $en Cswmtv, Flodde, mar, DALE DSIONNI BROKERAGE poriscifotly desaI$ as flaws: • ______ CO.. ?MINI* 1 BLACK $AM Virleus and asNrted MOCK.sccerStngtS*spie,ge merdipridles takakem ha doism. asrsuv4a4fflst$eI.p_s, 4eM'spteatflhlessse at the Public 1 , of leinwisis $ . CIty, FNr1. on the _ at *5 bsvs named DIfsnlaqt, DAVE I. she CV $ORRBNTINO, on IRS day at OII P Iruary, $50, a. 11:IIs,pi. Ishers *sWestFrsntatmeugmjs p, hf Csumty ,of*5gas, Sanford, 1:3. AM, onha be is *5 jy, ____ AD. iso, s Felled b1r fin is ManLIke and seN is me hi_leSt susdeiulad pi *s cswbI55isapyamdaaI -.-.. prepsfly ag ugpj_ t, p IM ivr. me Semimslp y csurrps $ -d P15,145. Ike ibsu . MOVIELAND lUll ___________ ___ tots ___ __ -. ____ ' - ___ ____ - 5 - ' . . ___ ___ I',I - sIn$ y,pr, towit: The West ½ ii heck N, i.ies me oftMwed132m, M.M. SmIth's SubdIvIsion, ac conting to me P1st thereat, in pta, B -t the Public Records of Seminole CowWy, Florida. be and 11w same is hereby an. fo4sp.natmeCty f$elL.psrd, Pliji. pursuentosme voluntary am.utm prouluisiss at ciier 171.544, Peer Matutan, ogg agplJe Is_1 SICTIOW2: mat me wpera,e limits ii the City if Sanford. FisrIda,beendNiskjj.,ffian4 . . - ________ ChekW*sCit'gsNCaun w.aa . , _____ property herein descrIbed amid SECTION 3: That me city Cisr is hereby au$$lertrW Is amend, altar, '"Ia th Olficiam city MppiftheCNyef$.Miid, Fleride, to IliCkidi ha tien c.ntoinw $Idlo i SECTION 4: That u_s this or. .-_., iance iecsming litsitive, ha rssid5flt$ and property owner ii me prepsily dawl.ed herein shad be is au *e righis a hfNIEIS Immunities on at. kern tirns Is time yaeled is denisamdpuspaflywu,sof Ike .& 0-•I.4 -, tWIkIi piSwleb4 in aps.r in, PIe,isS u*seu. SECTION 1: II any sadhi., ar MflimSIlseStIsmatt*erdlnsmco iitSto be ISIVSSII. wilistul ar uncoesl*jtiepl, N shall met IS lets N Inv.fldatu ar i_pelt' me unjimly, Nrtovatfedefanystfluupfl.erpert SI this ordinance. __ p. .- "w - - . _____ h1ChI0N M er part, at .rie to conlSid __ . :' " . , . LET'SBEHONEST if )Vu weren't looking for a new corset' you wouldn't be reading thIsaandifweweren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wsuldn'tbehere. If you want tt opportunity to earn Three to JOBS IS THERE ANY ' REASON - Ii 'r..OP4S.. 11PM . . .,, ' ' ford, Fli., Mfgrs. of TNkWOOd Inc., P.O. Box U, Sanford,t ,, P. sneidsamanwho can keep 32771. Equal Employmirtt OpportunIty, Lane, Sanford. 323.3300. CaII32I.3005 ____________________ . enleeld in business at Highway 17.02, Cssselberry, Florida, under tie OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED fictitious IN THU ESTATE: ' ! 0U A*E IIIR!!Y NOTIFIED that The $IinIflIStr$lISfl St IRS estate STANLEY A. of MARTIN, dKSSMI File NuMber 70-5 CF ,ls pending in the Circuit Clue? tsr lemninil. CetaSty, Florida, PTSISIC .. esimi' . A ___ ___ ha daN whir It wIll bscomi w stied be staist If the clsim is ceirtlegetit or unlIqusdated, tie mister, if me vncertilnty shell be Isted. lithe claim is secured, IRS security Shall be described. The clslmar* shad deliver swiNcleat ef the claim to the clerk IS ttheclerktomaN..py to I5c orsanai rumedIvs. Al PeIM IMUOsto4 in Ike edels is whIm a copy at this Nelico at £a-1.a-aE . men nnviu ii said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole P1ohiN In aCcordanCe With PrivISiQil at the PICtItloU$ Name Qietutes To-Wit: Section N FISIflI $tatvtss 1W. Sig. Terry L. $ctssnck PiibI Janusry 1$. 21. February 1, 1010 ___________________ Licensed Mortgage Irokirs. ___________ 29-Rooms Room for rent with kitchen facilitl,slbathlnprlvas,home. 301 FaIrmont Dr., Sanford. A, PUBLIC HEARING FOR CHANGE OP ZONING REGULATIONS GLATTING, LOPEZ AND ASSOCIATES .A.I AGRICULTURE TO PUD, PLANNED UN IT . Must IwisdIctien if *5 t ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED WILL SI FOREVER BARRIO NoTice ___________________ . ., EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL' CII. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOlE . , ________________ IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OP. CATHERINE A. JOHNS, Wift, For Rent: Adults only, includes water, furnished. $125 cash me. -3224336. . DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO: JAMES R. JOHNS, JR. Address *no YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIED that an adlon , DIs..lullo of Msrfla,ehasbenfi,st andyouarerequiredflserveacopy ofYOurwriftsfldsfsmes,ifany,on EveIsi D. GolderL, P.O. Box 2200, Sonferd, Florida, 32171, as Attorney forhaPetitiofl..Wif.inmIsJor, and fileme origlmisi with the CISik at ttwCircuft Court rand tsr Senolo __ ____ . .NJ,PL 33.71 .NP:IN.,:.,, ' . 'Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto :*W. . APARTMENT FORREST 323-3252 '. '- , . _. - . - ___ .-Ibaws ,. ----- - - .5 BR, I beth. Equip, kitchen. 1g. imcedbk. yd. 535$ me., let last + deposit. 3324517 after 4 p.m, I IhRMsseterrent $105 il'teiWti Call*343.7 f --- 41-Hiuws - I -. '. M4 ' . . - - a Unsworth Realty FIends. Thee. is attrLMca wIN be iwer *rs, my ______ - M* jjj - - I _____________ - pj ...--os,.• ML$ ___ 3U-*lereves. 3331517 __________ j, ____ SUPER 3 tsR, 1½ bath home w.C. HIA, w•w carpet, dining area, close to schools & shopping I Many Extrasi BPP WARRANT. ED. Only $21,000. COMFORTABLE 4 BR, 1½ bath home in Washington Oaks, wCNSA, w•w carpet, eat-In kit., & 1g. fenced ydl BPP WARRANT. ED. 132,7501 Just WHAT A BUY 3 BR, 1 bath home w.OR, est.in kit., porch, spac- - . THE FARMERS NOMI"lDMINIsTRATION HAl FOR gALE. PROM TIME TO TIME. PAIN. RESIDENTIAL, lU$Il$$, .mem. ,,. he yr Real EWltS. Closes startIng Feb. .N*.Emred arty is class sliI Is TV Ctii Schsel at ____ ____ ___ TENNIS LOVERS DREAM 0 H&A. tinnus court A Cj.l privileges. Less than pcI. doim. ATTRACTIvE 3 BR, 1 bath home In Sunland on spacious tree shaded lot, nice LR, dining area & Morel Just $250001 JUST LISTED 4 BR, 2 bath home w.C.H&A, 1g. LR, New w-w carpet, Dining area & newly painted interiort A Great Buy for 532,3001 ,...--. PROPERTIES. ANY LICENSED REAL ITI •AM IMfUav LISTING THESE AOPI'tTII . luSt INit, IL ... - 1534 PARK 01.242*111 :1ALToR 1411. IANPOID. Ph.QIID*.17i .51,-ri GENEVA AREA 6.7 LAKEFRONT, IMPROVED PASTURE, SOME LARGE OAK AND ORANGE TREES, $26,500. 3.5 ACRES, PINELAND, ROAD FRONTAGE, $7,000. 1.6 ACRES, OAK AND PINE ON PAVED STREET, $4,000. ) ACRES, OAK & PINE ON PAVED ROAD 535,000. 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 1½ BATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK & QUEEN PALM, $16,500. SANFORD AREA ACRE PLUS, LARGE OAK TREES ON SYLVAN LAKE ROAD, 512,500. HOMESITE, ,5'x125', CORNER, ONE BLOCK TO LAKE MONROE, READY TO BUILD, Sanford's Sales Leader AFTER 140U 1$ ' BATEMAN REALTY VOLUSIA COUNTY 5.S ACRES, TALL PINE, NEAR GOLF COURSE, siL 100. 15 ACRES, PINE AND OAK, New iii Homes, 4 pct. interest to IS ACRES TALL PINE,' SOME CYPRESS, $100 PER ACRE. Two for One. 3 BR home + 1 BR cottage. Convenient to schools I shopping. Good investment rentals. $4S,000 LOW Electric Bills-Solar Hosting. 31R, Wi B. Large FamIly Im., & dinIng Rm. Completely remodeled kitchen, landscaped, Warranted, $34,101. Grist Starter. 3 BR, well maintained economical home. Fenced, fruIt tress. Warranted. 337,301. TIME To Invest- Financing available. Multi IIing rental Muses & vacant buildIng lots. Excellent location. $170,011. LAKE MANY. 3 BR, 1½ S. Near Crystal Lake, remodeling being done, Great potential. NIce treed AGINCY $27,300. HONANDO COUNTY 140 ACRES, NEAR GULF OF MEXICO, $1500 PER ACRE. LEVY COUNTY S ACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE & OAK TREES, PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, $2,730 PER ACRE. W. Garret? Whel leg. Reel Elite Broker JOWNKIIDIIAS$OC. 517W. Csmmerclii Plierie *2.7513, $- INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY. I acres West sIde. 06 It. SI rail 323 IVENLNOS**4II$ 131)00 323-nm i•ui11,1 'MITT Sale CITRUS COUNTY Ill ACRES, STATE HIGHWAY & WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER FRONTAGE, $1,330 PER ACRE. WASHINGTON COUNTY 10 ACRES, LARGE OAK & TIMBER ON A GREAT BASS LAKE, $10,000. SEIGLIN REALTY 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM. KITCHEN IQUIPT, 2 CAR CARPORT. SlING RE.' DECORATED. $30,050. 3 SEDROOM,7 BATH FRAME IN GOOD CONDITION NEAR UNFOlD MIDDLE SCHOOL 5*0S. - * ITORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN & LAKE MON. ROE. P BEDROOM EACH, OptNll FINANCING AVAILABLE. SIISLIN REALTY U- BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" $351. MyolAve., hinlail ;, BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2430 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 10 we tracts, V. Johns Lye, access trim $110 per acre. $710 dan, $ yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary R. TrIbble, Realtor, 35044555% & $301536. Eve & whands 054.7341%t $ acres 1k. Sylvan. $11111. lest Terms. William Meliciowehi, Reader. 3217152 *10s0614L Lake Mary. flacrgs neer Ovleds, excellent fer farming, posture, heroes etc. Ales cempsise III miser Hwy 05 & WNhiUIiee(h. CAIN. 3113157 , II OZ. CANS We have a Singer Future sewing mach. Sold new for 5630 was Christmas layaway, there was only 5116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You cun have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call $31 1711 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. Be the First in your neighborhood to have a Colony Manor Private showing, Ihe new home decorating party plan. Win beautiful decorative accessories for your home, Call 3235036. Manual Typewriler Like New 3231214 575 Camper Lii Colt over cab fits 5 ft. bed. Excellent cond. Fully 55-Boats & Accessories - 77-Junk Cars Removed Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322.5990 BUY JUNK CARS From SlOb $30 Call 3221624 Tuxedo Almost New. Size 34; waist 32, inseam 29 $25. Call 322-4417. - ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 32771 3235757 IS' Freezer, arm chair, chest of drawers, portable El. organ, Air Hockey game, Bowling balls. 323.4333, Tarps, Tents, Rain Wear ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-570) 51-H G ON SALE- NEW twin size box sprIngs I maitress $33,$ ia pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $30. Sinford Furniture Salvage, 17-02 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. Plymouth 16 Volare Premier I dr, Ste. Wgn. Clean. Loaded, low miles. 53750 668 6401. Toyoto fl Corona NT, Auto, Air, AM FM stereo, low ml, above avg. one owner. Aft 5. 3326401 15 Spiteflre, Carmen Red. Looks sharp, runs good, AM.FM. stereo cassette, $7795. $3.-0513. '71 Vega panel ornfe.$ :ar, 3.50 Lhevy, torker. AFB, hooker, 350 turbo & '72 Vega GT for pts. 323 '69 Plymouth Wagon. looks 8. runs good. Low mileage. $400 323 5507 1967 MGB-Runsgreat. Needs transmission. $700 78-MOtOrcyCles 339 1223 eves TRADE-INS 79-Trucks-Trailers And That's A Fact I Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Toot 13x6x7 16 ga. Steel utility trailer, dbi axle, vented, light inside, el. 16' Aluminum Bess boat, trailer, 4Ohp Evinrude, swivel seat, live well, carpet, stainless steel prop. brakes. Sells new for $2,200. Asking $1300 or trade for anything of equal value. 323. 4 DR $1500. 323.5044. RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. 5$ Scott Reagan 322.5171 59-Musical Merchandise '75 Chevy Custom $0 Deluxe. 1975 80-Autos for Sale JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to SPINETCONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE. Wanted: Responsible party to take over spinet piano. Easy terms. Can be seen locally. Write: Credit Manager, P.O. Box 207, Carlyle, II. 62231. ultars, Drums, Banios. Corn. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Bali's Disc. Center Inc. 20? French Ave. 322 2253 1974 OLDS CUTLASS eII 339.9100 or KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230451 4295 IOADED PontiaC '77 Grand Prix. Excellent cond. Air, radio, velour interior, 15,000 ml. $1,500 or best offer & take over payments of $140.31. Call 323 3737. Dodge '70 Wagon 76,000Mm. $700 322 5752 - 62-t.awn.Garden FILL. DIRT 1. TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3237580 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322.9111 Eves after 61. weekends Florida WhIte dogwood 6' to 7' & full. $31.93 planted. Crystal Lake Nursery, 3222799, Air Cond, &Hiatbig Home Improvements 64-Equipn$nt for Rent Central Heat & Air Cord. Frad Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford. 322-1771 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rins.nvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322.5151 Crawford's Refrigeration: HSve your heater or furnace sirvicld & checked for Winter. Lic. Bonded, Ins. 3235300 JACK FROST- CenI. Heal & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm a. Res. 322.020e. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 5G. BALINT&ASSOC. 3221665 Pe*.A.Poo puppies, no papers. Can be seen at 2522 Georgia Ave.. Sanford. 323-3121. Beauty Care Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & Simulated brick & stone speciality. 3222710 $0 WantedtoBuy TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 3225742 65-Pets-Supplies E BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niturs Salvage. 3221721. ,itlle want ads bring big, big results. Just try one. 322261) or .! 31 0993. .arry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. nips. cobs essmakI.i PAINTING, CARPENTRY & CABINETS 3330429 1 Man, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3271321 Income Tax Prepared in the convenience 01 your home. 24 yrs. exp. 5101 up. 322-3717 for appt. Drapes, Upholstery 332.0707 Exp. local Practitioner personal. lied service individual 1. small business. 333.4593 for appt. Oroonth & Bovng UgMIIuUng ANIMAL HAVEN Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances I. Misc. - ole Show. FREE ADMISSION San. 12, 13, ii. Fri-Sat, 10a.m..? p.m.; Sun. $0 am-I p.m. 60 dealers buying I selling US I Foreign Coins-stamps, FREE APPRAISALS, Sponsored by the Central Florida Coin Club, Sheraton Orlando hit. Airport Inn, 313S Beeline Dr., br'I. Across from Orlando In. ter-national Airport. 531.6839 MEINTZER TILE New or r.oalr, leaky showers our sPecialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671.7617. Alterations, Dressmaking Cash 322-4132 PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT Ceran*11ls 'aylng sl mans, $1.50 wom.ns class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any condItion. 3234454 Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea - ILOCAL) 340.5371 control, Pel supplies, dog houses,Heated kennels. 3225752 P.inth i AAA PAINTING Oil. HEATER CLEANINI 323-5,54 5344100 All types painting & house cleaning. Free Est. 333.4294. DANNYS PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licensed-Insured Bonded FREE Estimates, (305) 322.9440 71-AMes Home Improvmsis ALLGLASS DEPRESSION ERA SHOW$I SALE Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free sit. 323-1214. Chg. Cds. Accepted Sat. 27, )Oa.m.4p.m. Sun.2l,l1a.m.6Pm. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER INSULATION- Bitting, blowing, RACO Foam, tlberlgss A Cellu. ____________________ - - less. Lowest prices. Call 3210839 or 104-7346705 collect. $1.10 FLEA MARKET* *WORLD * Telsvisisn-$" Color, lesvtiful walnut cabinet. Regular $10. $171 or $12 mo. Still In warranty, call 831-1114 dsy or Balance nigat. turntable, I track ape player. SeIdniwISela reel buy as only $1*sr take gp peynepItiSI $11 pot' me. Call 131.1114 for Iron hem, stn. 2295 1978 CONCORD 2 DR. Hammond Piper Electronic Organ, w-bsnch, $530 3324131 53-1V. NadIS1srso 11" ZENITH Waled Iteree, AM-. FM Stereo Ridle, 4 spIed PRO FORD TORINO 401. - 52-Aipllanc.s 41 95 ' '7OFORDPU Utility bed. 6 cyl. $950. 3239214 57-Sports Equipn'ent Full size foam rubber matt I IS; Duotherm Cli Heater WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311-31S E. First 5*. 333-3433 Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. Il's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 904 255 8311 for further details 323.3866 or 323.7710 T WO PLUST WO IS F OUR Double Hotel Bedding $30 set; Hide.ABeds $30. Sanford AuctIon 12)5 S. French. Daytona Beach, will hoid a public AUTO AUCTION every Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY equipped. 51,000. 323.3633. $7 wooden church benches. $20 each. Call Willie Mack Grilfen 3fl.747 - - 323 4511. 6 Drawer Wooden Desk Very Good Shape $123 32)5214 WANTED LOTS TO PURCHASE . MIXED FIREWOOD Pin, 1. Oak $33 Truckload MARION COUNTY SO ACRES ZONED RESIDENTIAL, $3,000 PER ACRE. S ACRES, PINELAND IN ROLLING HILLS, $4,000 TOTAL. 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY AINTED, FENCED YARD. $31.06. 4.1 SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. Being transferred must sacrifice Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over $1,000, bal. due $46 or take over payments UI mo. Free home trial. Call 1311714 day or night. DOG HOUSES ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS $11400. ________________ HAL COU1IT DUE TO DIVORCE company must sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip & sew needS someone to take over payments 5)5 mo. or pay bal. $121.12, Call 531.1711. Will deliver, no obligation. FRANKLIN COUNTY 137 ACRES FACING GULF OF MEXICO, $1,750 PER ACRE. 13 ACRES, PINELANDS IN HILLS AND LAKE COUNTRY, Eves 543.3455 *2.1050 hauling pIant. Air & heat front & rear, AT, AM-FM stereo, cruise control, comp. insulated, equity a assume payments. STATE FARMER'S MARKET Stall 158. 19 Gene Barton 3224235 REALTOR 332101 MULTIPLE LISTING 1ERVICI 75-A-Vans Trailer ,oad below wholesale Case lot ONLY I 5O-Mjscellaneous for Sale 10 ACRES, IMPROVED PAS. TUNE, $30,000, 2565 REALTORS PARK BUILDER. 322-ill?, __________________________________ size DOUBLE LOT ON WILLOW, NORTH OF 25TH ST., READY FOR CONSTRUCTION $6,900. qualified buyer. $20,000 to 46 _______________ 43-Lots-Acreage HOMESITES WITH TALL PINE ON MOHAWK OR EL PORTAL, 53,300 EACH. ON OSCEOLA, PINE AND CITRUS 54,500. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service TOMATO JUICE 562.7113 S pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc LR new $399; Loveseat 544.93 & up; 7 Pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $501 up; El. Stove 401 up; full draperies $108. up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford, 3221721. WANT To SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today 3235214 _________ Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves & refrig. Furnishings & MiSc, items. 317 Palmetto Ave. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 3222420 sizes, 54A-Trudc Losd Sale 7-A-Mortgages Bought _____________ &SokI II you are having difficulty finding a place to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every d.v. $7,300. 10.521111. .' RECREATION *50,00 OtisEl for I9DAV TONA AUTO AUCON 197$ Chav HI Cube Van. Set up for 101E. Jenkins Cir. - WILL BUY EXISTING 1t & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic, Mtg. Broker. $23 No. 4.0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte, For Estate, Commercial & - Yard Sale: Furn., Clothes all Misc. Sat.. Sun. 10 3 - 1975 12x63 Mobile Home 3 BR, 1~ bath ious IRs, remodeled interior I Wowl Only 517,5001 IUP9*WNI.AND3.., ibeth, My, Pheld SKYLINE 14'w.fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3OrlandoDr. 3235200 VAI FHA Financing Church Yard Sale 2509 Elm Ave. Plaza High dock. Finished to suit. 323-7750. Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3220216. 42-bH.IIo Carport Sale Thurs. & Fri. Space heater, MiSC. Items, & More. 253 Short St . Lake Mary Sat., Jan. 27,$:3OtoS B' OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost new, orange trees, CHIA. ha pct. assumable mort. Call 323 S7M -- SANFORD WAREHOUSE SPACE 2,000 sq. It. Close to 17921 Sanford 47-Real Estate Wanted $143 me. MULTIPLE LiSTlNG-RIAl.To - REALTOR -. ____ SUPER I BR, 2 bath horn. w.C. NSA, ww carpet, dining area, rear fenced yardi Like new & in exc. cord.I Just 540.0001 siding. Older building. needs renovating. $24,155 __ _____ home. w.C-H&A. w-w carpet, fenced backyardi Near schools I shoppIng, neighborhI Just 521,3001 S acre farm. 4 acres cultivated, 1 acre wooded. $3,100 dwr. Only REALTY INC. _____________________ Pvsucssypc CHEAPER THAN GROCERIES $TIMPU ________ ___ ThIS public Ms,11 will be on February $3. $7,$S 715 P.M., era *1Isatsraspmlfl. iseem ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 1', bath '- ____ ,'. OI a Cold Winter night. This 311, i I home hasa King sue LR w. oldbrick PP. All youneed lithe pop corn. Good location pecked with extras to please you. $37,100. 4yr. young 3 BR 5aflnf Adrilts 1 BR Deluxe all etectric. fully carpeted, $1I mc. '+ d,_sfl 80-Autos 72-AuCtion 3220332 __________________________________ MLS 323-5774 Day or Night CIII 321.0107 or 531.7466 131000. Low down payments. ENJOY A GLOWING FIRE . ____________________ Wed SI IRS iJils Wehlve P.O Ben 2455 rnwet,Iesmeme**flefofm. lanfird, FIends 32771 Slide 06 Net at *5 Eat MS flat ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER thered, MDALBO *5 NW%4 at the Publish: January ii, 11.3$ & 5116 SI 551 SadIsm $5, 106 Ike February 1,1W, lIghtef-mey stalled Wheels DIP-ø Oi hi *5 sPrings Wills, RIM $5ThIIIS .;- find him listed in our Business Service Directory. ,A•ts. tSr' Senior CitIzens. Down. town, very clean A roomy. Sel __ _ - BEAUTIFUL 2 BR, 1 bath SpanIsh Style home In Mayfairl C.HIA, w-w carpet, sunroom, fireplace, Fla. Rrn., DR. Boat House & Morel BPP WARRANTED. Yours for only 549,3001 4WI __________________ NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll _____ $5, Iv Of this sin, delIghtful 3 BR, 1 b ________________ 31-Apirtmsids Funiid Jr. . ATTORNEY Iñir ••CIAMAI _______ IiO0ii1NTaTIi: .5. J.j 55.,,, 323WO Mariner's village. : COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO, 70-N14.C*44I Wid ENJOY THE SECURITY ideal for golden years or lust begmnnlrsHesbrxsg,tpric,tagl 1, 2 BR deluxe units. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada, Just So. of -AirPort Blvd. on 17.02 In Sanford. TWTNrC11UITCOURT OF THE ' iii Ceunty, country, _____________________ -. , NiRusrdsif$e Horseback riding, swimming pool, $snniscour$,Sacri farm,3 BR, 2 bath with C.H&A In the home or corner lot-nice ares- 3ffllJ$ Un(urnisPsd . DEVELOPMENT, ' I - ._ -, All met pert of the WIW ½ at me on or betere the 13th day oI'Feb., ss of Sec. 31-155.3.1, SemInole 1570. OtherwIse a Judgment my be Cet4y, FIends. lying West of the entered against you fir me•r ,LNIIs WebJve River, less the SIWNI demanded in me Petition. . .. _s test merest, *50 *1.10, the WITNIUMY HAND AND SEAL Wed 131.31 teat at the huh 324 teSt if this Court, his Eli p of seld West ½ if 5*16 at Sec. II January, 1,75. subled I, am fir lipraes SIAL) -. amid ees suer the West 24 teat Arthvr H. Becheitsi, lheraj. Clerk at the Circuit ce AAL! !eIerf SI __ - SELLERS& BUYERS! YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY AHOMEI WE SELL HOMES I WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER HAS IT ALL _______________________ ,. kSPWBP_sS1W - , &m ' 'u -w me. lb S UWSI St SiC, 11-205. EVILYN 0. GOLDEN at WITHIN THREE JAMES T, GOLDEN FROM THE DATE OP . RMV,imdAL$Oad*atpof*5 Afl5ffiiy*L ThE FIRST PUSUCATION OP last ½ at lbS $116 saId $edleii Oil W. 11. Preet _____ REALlY ___________________ CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a . new home for . Iverythlng....eyøn for voul required, Thl$NOTlCLIefNsamvebfeelISjw mey my hews thatdiallenge me velledy at lbs $404M's wIN, lbs W$IIfkiIlen$ If SM PilinGS 'iSIUflhI1lI.1, U the us W S. French (1792) Sanford ' 3235324 _____________________ ' mItoie,s of Seminole County, PIerIds,wilIMWspubIlcMerl,igts consider me .eitswing Item: STEN STROM REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency C A I TfIO C 54-Garage Sales INC. REALTORS $30 oal$or 3394111 eves. Inc. REALTOR, ____________________ - TM Beard at County Cam- _______ 2133' Sanford- 300$. Oak. Furn from $05 month, $25 week. Excellent. Call 333.fo33 am. or 541.7532. JAMES 1. JOHNS, JR., HuSband. NOTICIOFACTIOII SIMINOLECOJNTY BOARD OP COUNTY COMMII$IONER$ NeIKeOIPuSIsNeersng PebrwyIl,fl7g 7:05P.M. . _______ FORREST GREENE - Harold Hall Realty fres. 531,000. teiiin It like it ii. Good Used Televisions. $25 and up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. balh, like new, room to grow. ____________________________ Excellent neIghborhood. This is -' 46Alndust,ial Property a choice property. Call today to see . 529.900. watering the shrubs & fruit Call Tom Krause, Potter Martgage I, Investment Corp., Sill Ad$I'*Ofl Rd., Orlando. 6215130 .. '- Sun.,to3at 44745 . • -.. i•ii laundry area, workshop, well w-- on 2nd mortgage. ' - experience necessary. -. new carpetIng, FR, porch, (portunities ist, 2nd & commrclal loans. IS have a High School diploma. Graduate, 17 to 24, with at least a (C) average in Algebra. Full pay while training. Call Fri., Sror - DlvW. the address of which IS Nititi Park Avenue, $anflid, Pt. The personal repraanfltiv.ef the iStatS is Emma I,.. Germen, wheel Is $11 Davis I.. Alter. II. 43116. The miami and addrgsa at me persitial nepiiSItifetIvVs atiSiMy UI SIt *111 bll. AI Peflells hiving claims or Isenaneb agslnst the estate are. required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE, Is file wiNi me clerk at tIle aNus CouPt a Iffsn statement of any claim or onan ffisymeyhave.iadiclelmmustbe In on'tIlng and must Indlcs$e IRs besis tSr' ha dakn, ha MIle arid adireSSef tiw uedNir er his agent er attermisy, amid tPii amewit Claimed. If the c*lm is tief Vet dur. __ name of EASTERN C9:9MCi.AUY' • JUST • Immaculate Sanford 3-Wa with APPLICATIONS taken by phone, Trainee No S WORDS County properly 3•1½ frame, pine floors, water front, FR, porch, fireplace. Owner will hold small 2nd. 114,730. FlU area near entrance, 1 plex lot on small lake $13500 Lake Mary, lake view lot, nice Shade trees 510.000 real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1', I NOl Nice Sanford neighborhood for 2.1, _________________ ____________________ I 53-W.RadioStereo 43-thtAcreage -- REDUCED$2,000 for quick sale. BANbAIN vri I t:R l'ARADISt That's Classified Ads nice Ssrv1s !fl FICTITIOUS NAME Pine Hills, sale or lease. Fla. living, 1g. home, pool, many extras. 1.07 Corkwood La. 205. 1544 in the SO's. Lease$350 1st & last dep. Owner. ______________________ ___________________ Noticeisherebyglventkat lam washer.dryer. Fenced backyard $21,300. Call 3222171 ext. 22 beforesor 322405 after 5:30. Good Income. Write Box 10 c•o Evening Herald, P.O. lox 1437, to 2 p.m., Mon. thru 'rI. ---Msh. Security ServiCe.- - Legal Notice 3BR,1½bath,range,rlf.,i$., AM Paper route, 325 customers. ' - ..... OVER 1 ACRE Lk. front EXECUTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath home. Has all extras, Tennessee stonefireplaceopento DR 8. LR. Beautiful floor plan. S72000 Cash for your loll Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprases, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 644-3013 New311,3b,C.H4A,carp,$ $33,300.12a Broker.Contracfor 322.6131 plenty outside faucets for SALES ______ CLASSTFIEDAVERTiSING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day Yrv('fl ____________________ Seminole Counties. Full 1. Part time positions, preferably. lag l. or over. Must have Iran. sportation & phone. Cell .rn. ______________________ By Owner-3 BR, 2 beth, block w Stucco, C.H&A, Fla. Rm., fireplace. Approximately 4 - acre, 30 citrus, 332.33Ø7• ______ usinsss 24 _____ Dicaiied NOTICE OP ADMINI$T'lAYlOII TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMAN 0$ AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL . . WilisltwIthsickor - 5hutlnsOwoTranspor$ Maturewoman-part time work In ovIsles IN RE: ESTATE OP STANLEY A. MARTIN, VA FHA-235-Conv. Hornet LOW Down Payment $47,000 $ic , aryResiblefor typing receptionist. Please opply Florida Extrusion. 2540 Security Guards needed Orange & Nuclear Reactor Operator 3 BR. 2 bath, C HIA, hardwood floors, FR, fireplace, ns.soo. A. A. McCianahan, Broker 323 5991 S FANCY. Sanførd 3.2, split plan, waIl.to. wall, lot 52*123. $21,000. 21-Situations nted ______________________ - is.d clothing store. WE. nd St - REAL ESTATE RCALTOR.322.7ItS FR could easily be converted to 3rd BR, porch, utility rm., 102*133 lOt. $31500. resume to Cardinal Indvstrles detills call 442075 Bart Maids, Full time seasonal em. symens. Experienced only. Days inn,Sanford ____________________ --. . be$wIenIa.m.ISp.m.wk.days Coil C. B. Trudeau 064056. LOB. ____ hembafi CMy, - typing, shorthand & g.er.l tight qck. For .,, ,., Cal I ___________________ office experience requIred. Paid medIcal Insurance, vacation holidays provided. If you would snioy meeting people and an. eringthepforet nations largest builders apply years exp. on sawing, assembly value. call 1100.432.0103 anytIme for recorded message. _____________________ 41-Houses - Five Hundred dollars a week, FOR YOU TO BE OUTOF WORK???? with company growth, mm. 2 Modt 2 BR, CB home under $12,000? Yes, it's true if you act fastill Not fancy but a real confidential. WITH ALL THESE Wood PTOdUCtL San- PROBATE DIVIIION NImber 10.24 CP _ - Fl. 32171. All replys will be . . _____ - - . at 3701 S. Sanford Ave. or send W! ____ shad Mews en they i'j cutlea. heMS at it hSSVtng Sicretary.receptionlst for proflisional office. Should be ix. pi'ienced & mature. Please W'id complete resume & refer. ences to Box 12, c.O Evening Herald P.O. Oo* 1437, Sanford, By s-Mary T, Notion Professional Mary I, Norton, City Clerk Guarant. + bonus selling to ___________________ i.. a lI 4W y e, v,v stltutlonal potential. Full DIF.IOS benefits, no over night travel. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT po Retired mIlitary invited, outside SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA sales helpfvl. For' 'm harowNI be and IRS serns W, hereby ri_sled. Da SII SECTION): TMISSrdIIINIflI$N NeSic$SIiminletTS*flR -Y memo aNatlue Lmmuitotsty s II 5170. •Emma I., Gersm it . A copy skid be aislIebIs at Ad Perimsi Rsperu Jh CElos SI lbs CIty Clerk fir ad at *5 NIU' SI t, deSit 5555sy A. Marlin AII&Ne5inInuarsa$istci - ___ . HOSTESS NIGHTAUDITOR LAUNDRYPRESSER . - CItY Of Wiidsr Springs, Florida ____ .,. uirnii- , . .. 'I. described property, being and -....-. - ai __ ___ - SANFORD, FLORIDA, $ FOLLOWS: SICTIONI: That the folIewkI. __ (SEAL) DAVE I. SORRENTINO, 73.; , ' Y,. Florida 3210i,.on or before the 7th day of February, 1070. II YOU fall to do so, a default ludgment wIll be entered against you for' the relief demanded in IRS Complaint filed hSf1k FRANCES A XLIII, vs. CHILD UI 111A DEF.22 _______ ADULTS 3.50 -"- IAA.& Arthur H. BICkWIIR, Jr. Clerk of the CIrcuit Cowl IN Till CIRCUIT COURT, In and for SemInole County, Florida. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. By Betty M. Capps Ni. 7$451ICA-I0-D Deputy Clerk GORDON J. XLIII and Publish Jan. 4, II. II, 24, 107 7:11 •:. t..i. WllfiESSmyhandandthewalof this Cotwt at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, this 2nd day oI $IeVIf Seminole County, FlorIda Publish: January 16, 25, ISIS DIP-N Hwy 3227502 _____ ________ [PtAM[j1 - ment i Semlissle county, Florida, on Highway 1742, loudi of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida That said sale is being made pursuant to Chapter 701 ot me Florida Statues. ____________________________________ " against to ,., .. BODYMAN n$,d DATED this 23rd day of Jenusry, has certified that there is one (1) holidays. AMF Cr.sf liner Robalo, 114 3h St., (Sad Airport). Equal Opportunity Employer. ' 41 -Houses - - COUNTRY Experienced bolt Patchirs. Ex. ceHent Co. benefIts, 10 SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER idtifwiis instruction for adults & the CIty, esve 11) tIm. at leant fifteen Sell Avon Ic help County Court of SemInole County, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED owner has signed the petition for Florida, upon a Iudgment rendered that a suit for enforcement of Final annexation; ad e s... intheaforesaldCourtonthe2ndtfav Judgment, Restraining Order and .._ IVI! VV' of January AD. 1070, in that csriln Prevention of removal of child from mined that the property described caseentltled: In Re: IntheMatter JurisdictIon of Court and from P.ereinafler is reasonably compact of Abandoned Personal Property permanent severance of relations ontiguous to tte corpoate .i Held by the Sominol. County Sheriff with father has been commenced and municipal limits of the City of pursuant you In the CIrcuIt Court F,$, Sec. 705.01, whIç Sanford, Florida, and It Ms been aforesaldOrderw.sdellvr.dtome the 15th JUdicial Circuit, Semninol. difermlnid that th. annexation of as Sheriff of Seminole County, COUnty, Florida, Case No. 76.2450. said property will not result m, the CAOI.B. The title of the cause is Florida and the said property to creation of an enclave, and THE MARRIAGE OF ANITA Include: WHEREAS, the CIty of Sanford, Thlrty.Slx (36) Assorted Bicycles COLEMAN WEBB, Petitioner, and Florida, is in a pesitlon to provide and the undersigned as Sheriff of JAMES PAUL WEBB, Husband, municipal services to itti property Seminole County, Florida, will at Respondent. desa'Ibed hereIn, and me City You are required to file your 11:00 AM, on the 27th day CommlssionoftheCltyof$anfejd, Jansuary AD. 1015, offer for saie Answer or other pleadings wIth the jj deem. it In and sill to the highest bIdd.r,'OR Clerk of the above Court, and to of the city of accept said petition CASH, (Absolutely no checks or serve a copy thereof upon MARVIN to5annex said pr'opy. credit cards) the above described E.NEWMAN,P.A.,attoqneyforme NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Husband, JAMES PAUL WEIB, personal property at The location ENACTED BY THE CITY o ,. I. EOE. BUSINESS s finishing wood pens. Call preferably after 3 p.m. Dick Cruger 3221144.. owner in the area hereinafter THIS NOTICE is fobs published iii AVON " A ' ____________________________ Ave., New Year's Eve. 333-0244. IS INFLATION ClAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? home ... OWNER OPERATORS Mecury Motor Express needs owner operators in the flat bed division for East coast operation. Steady year around werk. Advances on each trip. Call Bob levis toll free 1.$ØO.e. Thelriobsareour. tim. cat. Lost vicInity of Scott 41-Houses _________________________ tht ground floor. For in. tdrmatlon call 323.5O. .,. DRAFTSMAN WAREHOUSE DAY CARE DRIVERS OFF ICE CLERK CUSTODIAN MACHINIST NIGHT COOK MEATCARVER BODYPAINTER II aRSSi' _____________________ SICtiOfl.DaiIypay,nodeliv,rj,s, in? have use of car. Get in on - ' ': FRIENDS PertiapsAicoholicsAnonymous WHEREAS, the Properly Ap- 11$) ds pilot' to the tIme of the praiserofkmInoleCoUftty,prm4e,. ubIIc hearing. Savannah, GA. t,. wi ..M....I . EMPLOYMENT Peopleareotir I,1II__ j. . new a decorating & gift items, needs mnana9ers & COunSelors In this - A A A: Sanford Al.Anon Family Group P.O.Box333 Sanford, FIa. 33711 )$-t ________ ____________ 1I-41Iprid ________________________ __________________________ 447-3iJ3orwrits WHEREAS, there of has been Florida, same. for all persene dealrIf to with the City Clerk the Cityfiled of examine Sanford, FlorIda. a Petition COfl' Allfoafl.fldbeh..rd Interested persons are invited taming the name of the property be inchatod tlisretn, -. •: 1SHSIfltS(j - ________________________ FcrfarniliesofffllfldsOf prdelemdrinkers ForfutureinforlflatioflCail desa'ibed requesting annexation to the Sanford Evening Herald, a and JAMES PAUL WEBB, Husband, the corporate area of the City of fliwipopet' of elniral circulation in $anfsrd Florida. and requesting Respondent, I Legal Notice ______ ______ '-u CASE NO. 7644WCAI4B IN RI: THE MAR 11*01 OF WEBS, ANITA COLEMAN Petitioner, 5:30 8:30 (2)G2)TOOAY 50000 MORNING AMERI. 'CA DISCOUNT _______ ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANON AUAD HAGE. t 4i _____________ - ______________________ 4-PEfSOI _____________________ NEXED HEREIN; PROVIDING NORTH ORLANDO SUPER a X4... . unlors. Single, group & clinics, Unsurpassed facilIties at Bay Head Racquet Club. For info, LIMITS OP SAID CITY; THENCE NORTH 133.74 FEET TO call Hagd Pro Doug Malic. AUTHORIZING THE AMEND- THE POINT OF BEGINNING, zowskI, 323-7363. MENT OF THE CITY MAPAN. TO IN. MORE COMMONLY DESCRIBED _______________________ ___________________________ CLUDE THE SAID LAND THE BAIT SIDE OF THE ___________________ : 1 {OIVONY MANORcompany selling _____ _______ Publish Jan. 25 1. Feb. 1,S, is, mo FOR THE RIGHTS AND MARKET FILED BY JOSEPH PRIVILEGES OP CITIZENSHIP IN DEF.103 500 ____________________________ THE CITY; SEVERABILITY, (2)CAROI. URNBTT AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE A copy of saId appeal shall be available at th. office of the City FRIENDS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, DATE, Clerk of the City of winter • MISTER ROGERS (R) FLOR io* NEWS - Noon FrIday FORD, FLORIDA, TO INCLUDE SITUATED DUE SOUTH FROM SAID LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL THE POINT OF BEGINNING Sanford, Florida 32771 ROOKIES 8:25 (2)TODAYINFLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA \ACE/ ____ The Dcy Before Publication Suda ___________________ ______________________ CORPORATE LIMITS OF SAN. ALLEY 12443 FEET TO A POINT Deputy Clerk (SEAL) JAMES I. GOLDEN AttOmey.At.Law iOI.B W. lit Street P.O. lox MERVGAWFIN 0t1EA40ARO0 _______ By: .leannlne Moy. S HOGAWS HEROES 0 BEVERLY HILIJIWE8 4o (I)UWIDOUGLAS • BEWITCHED s II ' in the Petition. JERRY AVENUE AND AIRPORT THENCE SOUTH 1 DEGREE FOUND Ig wiIte cat. 3rd 1 WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL BOULEVARD; IN ACCORDANCt MINUTES iS SECONDS WEST, Call Teddy or Elaine Magnolia Ave. Bik spot. blk flea of this Court, this 22nd day of WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. 36.12 FEET TO THE ALLEY ON Collar, 323.4330, ext. 314. 201 Commercial 323-5176 ______________________________ _____________________________ NEXATION PROVISIONS OF THE SOUTH SIDE OF SAID January, 1010. CHAPTER 171.044, FLORIDA TRACT "A", THENCE EAST . Arthur H. lickwlth, Jr. RECEPTIONIST - permanent 11-IiIEfrUCtjSnj Clerk of the Circuit Court positicn.with good Pa" 1. ix. STATUTES; DECLARING ALONG SAID ALLEY ON THE _____________________ AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL SOUTH SIDE OF SAID TRACT Or SemInole County, Fior. cellent benefits for sharp gIrl SERVICES; REDEFINING THE "A", THENCE EAST ALONG SAID Inoer, IntermedIate & advanc. with good telephone voice, dAt. 7:30 (2)112) TODAY .0000 MORNING AMERICA _____________________ _________ Noon _______________ ________________ against YOU forthsreiief demanded WETT LANE AND BETWEEN SAIL' TRACT "A" 120.44 FEET, 3:30 (I)0MA$'H(A) 4:00 (2) 1MB G(NCVONEI (4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S 7:25 TODAYINFLORIDA 00000MORNING FLORIDA 112) NEWS 191810 1948.(Pwt2oI3) DEADLINES 24th day of February 1910, Other. PROPERTY BEING SITUATED MINUTES 13 SECONDS WEST •0000 MORNING AMERI. I. I . -_____ wIse, a Judgment may be entered ON THE NORTHSIDE OF JE ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF .3k I , Iiletheoriain& with thClerkof the PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE SL OF THE SAID TRACT "A" 271.44 FEET TO 5-Lost & Fo __________________________ Circuit Court In and for Seminole PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI. THE POINTOF BEGINNING, RUN _____________________ County, Florida, on or before the NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, SAID THENCE NORTH SI DEGREES 23 $30 reward for return of Siamese 3:00 0NEW8 I 7 COAWCUtIVI times.....3$c rW 5:30 P.M. .*. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon 3 Lines Minimum ::.) ; _____________________________ that an action for Dissolution of FLORIDA, DESCRIBED AS THWEST CORNER OF SAID 230 THEDOCTOAS (2) (4)0 GUIDING HI, NEIGHBOR .. . * - forthePetitionerinthisacticn,and THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF 6:55 900 (2)11J QUINCY Ouincy. with 3consecutivIIIfltIS ,, ;,.. RATES MarrIage has been filed agaInst y&j FOLLOWS: THE WEST ½ OF TRACT "A", AT THE SOUTHEAST Can Help 4) 0 AS THE WORLD andyouarerequiredtowrveacopy BLOCK SO, LESS THE SOUTH 75 CORNER OF LONGWOOD.OvIE. Pe447.3333 TURNS ofyirwriflendefensis, if any,on FEETOFTKEWEST12I.0,FEET, WritsP.O.Box)213 ROAD AND FAIRFAX AVE. James T. Golden, P.O. Box jnj, MM. SMITH'S SUBDIVISION, NUE, RUN SOUTH N DEGREES Sanford, Florida327ll '2:00 Sanford, FlorIda, 32711 as Attorney ACCORDING TO THE FLAT 23 MINUTES 12 SECONDS EAST _______________________ 0 ONE LIFE TO ouluRAscALs aquolasystem. HOURS 0:00 AM. - ::;:: 1?tm ................. 43C at (2J1IDAY8OFOURUVU @)KUTANA 8:30 OWHAT'S HAPPENINGII Dee is bumped from the cheerleadlng squad because of 831-9993 COUNTY, FLORIDA. ordinance by the City of Sanford, 01V010E420.Io-Guarant.ed. AS: ALL OF THAT PART OF CASE NO. 70-I1l4.CA44.E Florida, as follows: Free details; KIT, BOX 151, TRACT "A" OF RESUSOIVISION IN RE: The Marriage if ORDINANCE NO.1443 0RYAWS HOPE P0mp10, FL. 33041, 41151. OF BLOCK SAND TRACT "A" OF ____________________ MINNIE BELL JOHNSON (12) PA8SWORDPLUS NORTH ORLANDO 2ND AD. HUDLEY, Wife AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY DIllON, ACCORDING TO PLAY WHY SE LONELY? WrIts"GetA and 100 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AN. THEREOF Al RECORDED IN Mae." Dating Service. All Ages. H 0 L L Y WOO D OSCAR SYLVESTER JOHNSON, flEXING TO AND INCLUDING PLAT lOOK 13, PAGE 74, PUBLIC (2] - BOX 1031, Clwtt., FL. 32317. Husband WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA RECORDS OF SEMINOLE SQUARES NOTICI OF ACTION Weddings by DOT (4) MIDDAY AND LIMITS OF THE CITY OF COUNTY, FLORIDA. DESCRIBED DISSOLUTIONOFMARRIAU NOTARY PUBLIC OTHE YOUNG AND THE SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON AS FOLLOWS: FROM THE POINT TO: OSCAR SYLVESTER JOHN. ADOPTION OF SAID 0101. OF INTERSECTION OF THE 333.iOi4afterSp.m. 'USE fiANCE, A PORTION AND AREA EXTENSION OF THE NORTH SON •ALLMYCHILDREN ADDRESS UNKNOWN FACEDWITHADRINKING OF PROPERTY SITUATE AND AND WEST SIDE LINESOF SAID YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, TRACT "A", BEING THE NOR. PROBLEM? 110 ____________________ (4)0 THE WALTONS JimBob decides to become a mmliter after an accident causes him to re-evaluate his life. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 322261I a 12:00 (2) JEOPARDY ®THE YOUNG AND ThE RESTLESS •0112)NEWS 12:30 (2) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- skyandHutcharesuspectedof City Cleit PubiI*h Jan. 35, ISIS theCltyCOuflclloftheCltyofWint,t Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole DEF.104 Springs, Florida, that said City County, Florida in accordance with Council will hold public hearing at the provisions of the Fictitious the CIty of Winter Springs Comrn Name Statute, To.Wit: Section NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARING munity Building, on Tuesday, TO CONSIDER THE S45,0 Florida Statutes 1,57. ADOPTION Febuary ,17tat7:3Opm.,oras OPANORDINANCEIYTHSCITY 51g. Saivatore J• Scaramuzzino OF g SANFORD, FLORIDA. PublIsh: January 4, 11, 15, 25. 1'7t consider an appeai as follows: Notice is hereby given that a DEF1 AN APPEAL FILED BY MR. Public Hearing will be held the WILLIAM ROHDE FROM THE Commission Room in the City Hall BOARD OF ADJ USTMENT INTHI CIRCUITCOURT UP THE In the City of Sanford, Florida, it DECISION TO ALLOW A FAMILY EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. 7:00 o'clock P.M. on February 12, RECREATION POOL HALL ON CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1015, to consider the adoption of an REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED AFTERNOON shooting an innocent bystand. er who was the wife of a gov. ernment agent. (A) SUPERHEROES An assort. ment of comic book heroes including Captain Marvel, Bat. man and Robin and, the Hunt. ross gathers to be "roasted' by a group of villains and othOf BUSINESS MACHINES, and that I lntendtoreglstersaidnam,withth, OCBSNEWS Stevenson. Trevor Howard. THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 M'A'SH Hawkeye and Trapper John help an enlisted Korean get a pass to see his pregnant wife. (A) OSTARSKY & HUTCH Star. 7:30 5 pJpfl Seminole Orlando -Winter POR .. CLASSIFIED DEPT reprn.n. ALL STAR SECRETS (2) >. : Thursday, Jan. 23, 1910-SB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, .......... " . CLASSIFIED ADS INVITATION TO lID FICTITIOUS NAME FICTIT 1JS NAME The City of Winter SprIngs, Notice Notice is hereby given that we are ishereby given ttatws are engaged in business at oo N. Florida invites your bid for the City sin a, in lttsIire Semoran Casselbirry. Seminole insurance. Specifications are Circle W., Longwood, FL. 33130, available at County, Florida, undr the fictitious the OffiCe of the City Seminole County, FIOrIdLUndStthe name of APPROVED EDUCA. Clitk, 100 N. Edgemon Avenue, fictitious name of SOMFYHIN' TIONAL SERVICES and that , Witwer Springs, Florida 32101. Iii. EXTRA, and that we Intend to intendtor.gi$ter$aidnam,wittith, 3211500. reglstersaldnamewlth the Clark of All Bids must be In the office by Clerk of the Circuit Court, 5qyfr,$ Circuit Court, Seminole County, County, Florida in accordance with 5:00 p.m. February 22, 1t10. All Florida in accordance with the the provisions of the Fictitious bidders, their agents or provisions of the Fictitious Name Name Statutes, ToWit: Section tativis are invitid to be present at Statutes, To.Wit: Section the awarding of the contract wtich Florida Statutes MSOt Florida Statutes I7. shall be hold at the City Hall, 100 51g. Nancy M. Smay 51g. Jocelyn 0. Welch North Edgemon Avenue, Winter Carol Osgood Emily K. Wiikerson Springs, Florida, at the reguiarly KatP'Jem E. Clagctt Publiih Jan. .15, 33, & Feb. 1, 5, 1015 sCheduled meating of the City Publ: January 4, 11, ii, 23, 1010 OEF.7s CouflCilonFebruaryfl,lfla$7:3o DEF.21 p.m. ______________________ Thi City reserves the right to FICTITIOUS NAME relect any and all bids or to accept Notice Is hereby given that I am thatproposaJwhkh;nifoIdgmenf, CITYOF WINTIRSPUINOS,PLOIIDA engaged In business •t SOS Sanford will best serve the public Intres*. Ave., Seminole County, Florida, NIfICIOI Pvbflc Hearing City Of Winter Springs under the fictitious name of S.J.S. Mary T. Norton, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: GRAMUING ROCKFORD FILES (2) Rockford ands up in a deadly game of blackmail when he tries to clear a drunk driver falsely accused of murder. 0 BARNABY JONES A pretty disco dancer with the reputation of being a puritani. 6:00 ,.. .... :*: ____________________________________________________________________________ EVEN1NG Notice _____________________________________________ - C ORLANDO SEMINOLE JAl. AL.Al, US 17.52 1 SR 434-. OpenIng Feb. 7, CENU FLORIDA'S SIGOE$T A Every 55$. & Sum. Soderi onNe NH Main P0 Box 2* Yonkers, NY 10083. BUST. ) lomodsllng-Repslrs & Painting. 30 yrs. experience. Guaranteed wart. Phone 545.4301. Handy Paul ha truck will travel. Wants to fI* small Ileusalield rogairs: carpentry, paInting, misc. Reasonable. Call 2451411. o PlunlngSsrv1cs - ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service 3271111 Ss,FHhii PRECISION SAW FILING Let us file your saw I American Rent All 322-0113 liw SSM TREE REMOVAL. Trimming. stump removal, lIcensed & in. sured. FREE itt. 553.1)47, c..... DIAl 322'211 or I31493 �I • I • - -. . * * •... • e a . •.•--• . Thursday, Jan. 23, im -Evenlng H.vald, Sanford, Fl. S( V - 1 s YOu r O tO ne t Center IMProvemen ;!T Trying TO 4 * DOOR VIEWER WD.40 Ea to install security viewer fits d up to 2 thick. A clean, easy to use lubricant. Prevents rust an corrosion, displaces moisture, and penesates to free frozen, rusted parts, No. 40011. 9oz. can Reg. ,-,ice ( oz. can).. .. No. c * xc. 9 9 ... . . _______ Lin. Ft. Rag. Price (fin. ft.). Press e Trea ted 2 x 4 x 8' LUMBER • • •• .•. • ur Decorative Glass ThOMAS vi ufl9 Each Best quality, open back shovel No 2 size. 8W" x 12" blade, rolled step. 9" socket and a 48" handle. No. AR248F. Deg. R ,ice1eac,,. . . . Rag Price(each). . . •... TREATMENT If your cabinet doors won't stay closed, Install mag- It's for folks who want that good car care feeling. 1501. Can JI I!lI • a I • i . . 0 0 Each 'IIIII! ••• I I • I • • I go" I. • ran 1.75 r" . . Re" Price (can) II....., 0 131 L Can 30 weight. prod gent. Will reduce engine wear and corrosion, keep oil consumption low. SPONGES Nadm/Rmkln 1111trOnce KEY LOCK SETS Non-staining, non-hardeningcaulk,11 fl.oz.in 86'cartridge. No.2050. Make household Deadlocking latch will keep your homesecurelylocked.Onehandle ock.dsndunlock.dbytumbutton, the other by key. C)49XTepI IP Each ....... .. ........ 590 Each ..................... 39C ______________________ Maximum motor outs PA 2D hp. For making I straight, curved or flLj) $TP scroll cuts In wood, GAS TREATMENT metal, plastics ard other materials. Dou Helps keep r-' buretor and intake his Insulated. A wood CUttifl9 blade included. valves (ft size that's right for No. 7504 (each) your Wait. I • I 119 I I • • "- jj DUPf.EX IECTAI No.223 leach) ... u.0 DL"n ' wwwwum W- 1"W operates , 40' , TOGGLEtfl$ et, Qui I IWJJ &'" 24 ,, III Each....:M.95 flap for 30' to 80' Each......, 49 ____ OUTUTSOXfl APPROVED . 20 MORTARMIX Ph= 77 VSfl%Y 3/$" * 4' * 8' ..... ....,. 736 * * P171 1/2"x4 x8'(4ply) ....... p.00 sm" *4*8'.. .......... 11.15 . I•I W Kiaft Isckd so lb SIØ. isavy ~ well, 24" Each.-* 2 X 4 X $'BRUCE STUDS .,V' WI A wall lnsubead horns can save you as mch n 30% ln foal costs esch year. J blocks or stones. • __________________. and morter cernent. SMVM - S4VEFUEL COSTS! III~* f4o, 5=1 -112 1 AGENCY Bundle 3.Tl , mortar mix of sand dian • so lb. Ideal for laying bricks, 1 6o4O 15 Yew Wwrien" Square.,..... 19.20 A perfect mason's - i. I1fi,*IJt ,,, - 1J&yJ[J CDX PLYWOOD SHEATHING ____________________ LI % "" 20 a ..es * .. &39 539 -- II No. 23 3$%" Each N& 2M - Full or 744 lEAK. h/ti 31 0~ Imu IE "'' kv. Comes In Ivory or lk M so o wiows 00 , bag cu. ft .. • No.l33Olesch) ..WWV Sealed down by the fl 191flSt Wfld fld -. 279 Remixed sand, cm* vomit and gravel. "' Single windows.,wn VA and FHA sipeci& U - Part circle ([IJ SNAP SWiTCH .o In Ivory or Br own aas* . 1 - THE MAYOR '••••,% vL4 * i": jy" * . I 4 Kirall photo by Misdemeanors, such as battery, are the lesser crimes as cleallfledasbytheddeolFlorida.Theyarepunljhablebyaflne and not more than one year In jAIl. Tway AredThe Click ..........4-A Hire.e .................$.A &Idge .....................IA Hospital ...................l.A 28 Edlitierlol ...................4-A Sports ....................MA DearAbby .................IA Televises .............LeIsue Dr. Emb ..................$-A Wadw ...................i-A TEHRAN, Im (UPI) - streets in deflance. Elite Imperial troops fired into The troops first Ignored the crOwds of protesters today in demonstrators marching on. Tehran's word day of viollonce Mebralbod, airport, IYA took up since Prim. Minister thalçor strategic P°'° around the city B.kPd' to* office. wit,tigien.d their grip on mill Sitarsaid at ls 20 persoas were the airport, ft inidnight. kW*d and scores a n odo dL ew viu4ii ,,, Wknessessow then many only bours Aw BokldWs ban killed and the scores wounded against .11 demonstrations, . which was accornpwWd with a When uv.ral thounad v'° warotni th. army "P on sgig If the order was testers gathered In defiance of new orders banIgnored 1.%a" furious at 010 nw an In block- shouted "Death to RakMler," gounst's Ing tM return lofty of aged troop fted volloys into the religions leader Ayatollah crowds, which scattered ID Rdaft Own" took to the confusion. On Sunday would a choreographer feel like scuIpto.. Loretto Rezak, who now Call the - area, home after a visit in 1977 from Chica90, may have the answers. See OURSELVES Sunday. I$If .750 (llIJVi!IL C No. U151-N 114 S dsapogn box 1 for non-metallic J \ sheathed i•ci' ....... $71 - a Each - . . . . . F5124 12"x3B"x73" - Sem'inole And Herndon, re qW ge er * The majority of the Seminole financial reports, during the package will be reviewed in techniques and be connected County Commission Is ready to contract period. directly to a hospital and a January, 1980. Also included, at Sturm's The same degree of service ls doctor for monitoring and o ezecule a contract insistence, is a 904ay can- called for under the new con. emergency treatment of a Herndon Ambulance Service to cellaticm clause by either party. tract three ambulances patient while enroute to the continue Its operations In the "I thought the cancellation stationed In Seminole County 24 hospital. county for the neat 20 months clause was necessary for hours a day. Willis also told cornfor $IU1000. proper negotiations and If we Idus Willis, president of missioners a fourth ambulance Three members of the board (the county commission) ever Herndon, told commissioners would be available from Its - Bob Sturm, San&a Glon get our back to the wall again, It earlier this week he is con- Orange County operation, who and Chairman Bob French will give sufficient time to do verting two of the three am- necessary. agreed in a workshop session something," he said. A per- balances to advanced life earlier this Thursday afternoon to a con- formance bond Is also being support units (MS) and will w 4.1 with French voted tract with the Orlando-based, require& retain one as a basic life sup. opposing, to contract with firm at the rate of $200 Sturm said he would like to port unit. He said he has two see a higher level of service, parormedics on staff now and Herndon at a subsidy of ' Mon" unta Oct. 1, Im. Sturm said today the contract "but the present mood of the will be hiring additional para- monthly, but Willis said at the will provide that the subsidy taxpayers will not permit us to medics. AIS units when staffed time U amount of the '-ldy cannot go any higher, but can increase the level of service." by pan-medics can supply was not negotiable. He add the be reduced sub*1 to monthly He added that the entire sophisticated life-saving See AMMULANCE, Page 2A - Eas est . MISTS W Qdres. Vice Premier Tong Iklao.pthg arrives in Woohl4on beraft, complelft a cycle of Ideological beitilAy between Qdna aDd the UütId StML In tM coadvoian of its six-port sarles, tracing Me Ik)flatdP lbS Harold today d.tIIII of the of the " opporomm" for MOPRIOL (Page 20 t - f Pal'imony Triale pieft ........ P5-114 , • gure 0 Sppec h 7 700 Phe -, ** • Jl~ r- '1 I I JI Li .. . . . . . . 19.99 . Each . u ench ... 01 -- .•. - - IN 'uê" • . - U IJII, Ft. . . . . . ue - .471 That -- - * * *, *-- -* - - *: - - 'f•• area. 1* U!V • - ts ua,epiJf - " - ., • * - ' - - . ,- * I • *•**..• •• -- - 'a '' -' -,•I. ** , . 'i..iC..a.. I1 IIH I 11-I. -, ' 1IVL.JL1 Tt. J'T' .0 • - ,#- - - - , - M$VlN-w&.M, mibvs?' t.'%iY a :.• ,/*'. dabcidlds first manhage,aboidtobreakup, and her dl eaye before. Be sold at the uime he did not want to foamy. rll five esI'afterhebrckeiçwhthMIu Mum, the ader married his childiwod sweetheart, PilaFeeasy,Iheastlaa but row ssatlburatoyas wacesi&vidIw,charvqalgrayb.ineu silt with a striped maroen tie, his white hair, neatly c'i.dInacabn.kwvok,. When Wt IIhidIt ho(MRed '1 to be "a - ;• . InLreshodUs-,"hewrMs -- t od cdsr to hid a "drIng ~1 in On yors - ou, ? Y - . - Tns M D Daring their first n*4M together, Marvin said, they ___ alike" No dW to no edelj1IstIers,In wods 'In11Iwehe,ea'1bStyDsss"la 'g i HDddhiwreSs lbs *ers to m "foil lied," od bsess he And . Ra s "Bidyou dids't really mean It, did you?" "No." - - * "Did she tell you she loved you?" "(qq," "Dldyoutsllheryoulovedher?" * - *• - - *. - 730 6'00 Mondsu thrutisrt4a ____ * 1t14 or 15 when he allegedly dangled a girl by one leg outside a window at the Mint Hotel, as Miss Marvin had previously testified. Marvin denied enypart in the incident and said Miss Marvin's account wupamto1 what caused him to become Cbdn*UU1 of her. liii landmark breach of contract suit could affect thousands of other non-marital arrangements. In one latter."Not that I ain't looking But there's nothing here that compares to you, you, you." In the latter, Marvin referred to her as "my love." "Was she your love?" asked Mitchelson. "No," said Marvin, "that's an English figure of speech." "Did you want her to love you?" The Iêsv.old (c whale ITUbS(atO4 Miss MIn'gevitartt'nnytI*tthstwemMInl1S4onth. sat d'p of Foils," In which he starred and she had a l they had "isa' nfl pit asaainmsr, rIIatiaIw in &.. reen sheet three weeks later. Afthollion a" Marvin hew he kit shod Michele. ' Was pod ftobswh1ksdherveryjey" "Is Got all?" 'Tm goenrally try to say .pmetbog ales In t '- - HOURS: _________ - - - . Al' £ . A. - , flI(i * .. ) . . . .. . . . . ANFORD • * * , 1 8 ANGEIZS (UPI) Actor Lie Marvin said that allhengh he taM the Wger ho lived with for Ii years that hi loved her, hi did not really mien it and omly tht4 (4 ber as "good fun" and "very enjoyable." Marvin todifled for the first time lbSrsdsy In a 1 wiiUlpl breach of cestr silt troiht agshst Ma by 'Sdwls Mw* Thola,.lk was ilkd as an"im fry $U by jgm'' . -y IS' 111)9*4 I * - Soft. eSs ID UN• u.:I paint or stein. B' through ' I Management reserves the right to limit I . . . - . PFIICU GOOD THRU FEUUARY I Prices quoted In this ad are baud on customers merchandise at our ç, nadkjs ameN chat". * s* 36" 73" Lash. . . . . , lzI2No 3 Pendoilose pg Ii IcsISs Ns1s4 * 3%" %IW 1W r*Ii'::::1$140 31k" * aT 1014$ e' * aT 15)40 r ___ Gu1vai thS'95l. ion tar* he 11 besea pump. 30' boss and 1$' *) No,8220. I - _ Tom - ___ A- --&--At- ns Nad Uohtwei^ any to use. n be used for __ N and orneam- i '.: , Longwood Mayor June Lormann this morning threw the switch at city's new $210,000 water facility at Range Line and E.E. Williamson roads to officially connect the well with the system. T'he new facility has a 300,OW gallon storage tank. * e p0 and sway brecesfo, added rigidity. use Just add V41s1 TIiS as slnIe unIt 3$" pai$sct mht for concrete * 73" hIgh, or as 2 in9 35" * 3" Soors,W. h4t. Nb. TURNS ON ____ Deliberations in the maUerwilJnoIthcl ude jury fon John possible defendant would give him Immunity In the case. Attornays at the courthouse said when Butler agreed to appear he waived his right to Immunity. Iran Tro o oot, RWFui;6 i~g :. * Each Make a sturdy. sawhorse with five pieces of lumber and these heavy gauge steel brackets. Easy to assemble and ta ke down. Folds for easy storage. Gray enamel finish. t4 A WWI job 50 lb. Bag. SAWHORSE BRACKETS _____________________ A * ' Aluminum •.... Each ( c Otd WIV 7.95 1706A lesch) CD ___________________ - e M 70 M _______ 1 __ 29 •"" Ill at part circle sprinkler has streen breakLip n all purpose fortilizer for use Ofl Decorative. Sturdy - has weight V ed SMKLERS Duplex grounding outlet. Brown or Ivory. No.SM Wah)... A - It Bonds wurecalledto answer addltlonaiquedlonsmursday Who are a.3arurs?PqeM afternoon. He was fired from the police department by Butler on Aug. , W7$. Sends says Butler pmcbsd him In the law sending him n The P° Sthfl1SIUNS what StatS MtOIfley him to the floor. be at_--jt and battery Do f1&ths B%Isr has claimed All along he was sat up by Sands who wants case ever brought before aSemIno1e County Grand Jary, have re,eng, for b.thg fired. The chief says Sancie came over to the hear mm ethan2Owtt n2½ days and are up.ctedto table and when he w asked to leave he faked a fall. return with their flnd]np today. The char tes belng isgy.4fg by the g4 jury r. generally But ertest fledvolisgarllyonmtwsday. Cheshire said the chief believed to be misdemeanors. Ray said a grand jury can indict was nut among those ziçoenaed because legally, subpoenaing a someone on misdemeanor charges. - TRUE CUT RACK SAW 14 ' long. No.214 ' 144 Lawn and Garden Aluminum MAIL BOX WAND miens extra control. I ' FERTIUZER -- ...1.S9 - 15 be. (432.ri ft.) or 30 s. ie W • No.1.1 -G (each). .. . . . ... '4.49 Il!1I liii Each ..... ............ *: * s'u'."e -' tics. WbW insulate4 flush sainds on three sides. Front handle No ground! well ouft for W'flH 999 FINISHING SANDER 5~ Good for fine fjg1j .. ... SteSICOn$tTUCtIOfl, ribbed for added strength. Tapered Red flag. BY." * 834" X 18 1095 si office would riot oppose a trip to sunny Florida at this time of the year," County Commission Chairman Bob French said. S R C I Quiz Ha" Noel worked f the Sanford Polic Poll e &.wii Department i as a patrolman for five ears under Butler. for 40 minutes on Thursday, the Seminole County Grand Jury "I think you'll MW he won't be in there during deliberations,' investigating allegations Butler hit formerofflcerrecalled three Ray said of Noel. The jury foreman has been allowed to question wit ssthlaniornlng. wltnesses during thetaklngoftestlmony, The threewltnessesrecafledto give tedlmonytoday are the The majority ofwltheaaes were at the Pewter Pub, 2544S.Park chiers son, Ben Butler Jr., Sanford, Police SgL William Dube and Drive in Sanford, the night of the fixWent. Thev Included several Sanford pDlicernen and their wives, employees and patrons of the former Sanford policeman Carey Herndm. All three wei in the Powter Pub last Nov. 17 when form restauranL Sands claim he walked am to the table where Butler was probatlionary patrokon Tommy Sands cis' he was hit by sitting with a large group of friends and the chid began calling Butler. MITER Box sp32az.1O.19 M. eca Ii By DENNIS FEOLA Herald8tatf Writer After taking testimony from Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler H styling In antique )U 'n- SIYUIUdRMISIMAILSOX grant was several years ago. There are different persons with the zoological society, different county commissioners and different work commences. "I shall hope for the best," Froemke said. "It's unfortunate something like this hap- 0 Tlf*fNT For use under asphalt shingles or Made of select kiln dried c1flRf asbesosaiding,inbulft-uproof woodtoreslstwarp. ff construction, ing. Precision cut. 12"x5%"x2%". No.312. IYM styling In bross, or satin ano. dlz*d aluminum finish. YOUR C14011131. JIl SAW 203824 8 oz. Can '' '.'' pened." Froemke also said that the period of the county staff personnel now, he said. Neiswender said the questions the county is trying to get answers for are: "Is the audit problem irreversible or can the paper work be corrected?" Froemke said both questlona will have to be answered y federalauditors. I don't see us paying any money back. The federal auditors need to come down here and look at the zoo. I'm sure someone In that . I ASPMT FELT CAULKING COMPOUND clean-ups quick andeasy.ldealfor washing care or boom citizens in physical labor at the zoo which was valued at a commercial rate by the zoo, for the zoo's matching funds In lieu of cash for the n Bu r Matte V ts in 0in s Im i en . •** . Meanwhile, a oke&nan In State Auditor Ernest Elllson's office said the federal government through the U.S. Interior Department contracted with DNR for the grant of $150,000. DNR lnturn contracted with Seminole County as an agent for the zoo. A copy of the audit from the state has been sent to the federal government, the spokesman Roger Nelawender, county administrator, said the bulk of the cods totaling $49,506 07 being disallowed by the auditors represent time donated by various • ___ HGOVY DUIY Mobil MOTOR OIL said. said, Froemke, meanwhile, said It seems the zoological society undertook some of the work before the grant was approved by the federal government. "That's a no-no," he said, explalningagrant must be approved before UUUUL ______ MAGNETIC CATCH * said. "But if push somes to above the money eo be recovered from the o ____ When you change oil. when you add oil. follow up with STP Oil Treatment. Qeg. R grant. Nelswender said In addition the state auditor has said these costs were not well enough subatantlated, "Apparently it is an interpretation by the auditor," Nelswender ** . netic catches. No. PB-298. - financial program supervisor, Division of Recreation and Parks, DNR, said by telephone from Tallahassee today. "There Is no question there is plenty of Items at the zoo to cover the grant," Froemke ac .. ,~ Each . 59 - &AK 7&6WJ$ .5 squareWhItebetgIass. No. 123. Rag. Price (each) 2.59 I ROUND SHOVEL - Treated to resist wOoddestroying insects and p 1i 111 Stem and leaf pattern on 12' I7ii _,a",. . . - The state Department of Natural Reso urces (DNR) is asking federal auditors to conduct a physical Inspection of the Central li society facilities r Sanford consi ders o1 'einwd recovery of nearly 0,00O from Seminole County state auditors consider "ineligi ble or unsupported" cods, "I think the federal auditors and DNR will get together with Seminole County anA the soo people and work something 0 g to waive some of the probl em areas," uejr '* Can Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents Money Back? By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Great for many around the home pro1ects. U Use for stripping, I staking k plants, or as batten strips. •- Get l3lFr!y, January !!7g ns Pec,t Zoo State Asks Federal Audltors Z 1 X 2SPRUCERINE STRIPS Wide Angle Year, l JAZA*TA, ''tle UPl) - Lical nsrItius In cM,hive4edde4thef,rkve. wm hell and 23 rats, respectIvely. ThelbsdUes ii Ieyeiil doddad od I. marry or - ferdierc,. Blips _______ rats have been breught Is -Iberitis In the five deye of the saleM c--'go - * � 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 25, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 25, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 25, 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/f4c306ee60a0bab21bd5856f4e217b25.pdf 86c6245766bb1288bf2907116abbf22b PDF Text Text 4 . c - • , • • • , •' • .- . • • • , ' . • • - - - -. - - - • . 45— Evening Herald, BLONDIE Sanford, Fl. wo I.IERES A)I ONE I BOUGHT ,.. MONEY, GIVE MEIJ W4....LET Tuesday, Feb. 13, im II(T.1Ar OKAY... I'LL )1- MONEY)III WAIT••ThERE TW.r OLD N Chic Young by PUT IT MV OLD PURS ACROSS 42 Errors Answer to Previous Puzzle 44 Quakes P I Use a needle 46 Auricle 4 Northern 47 Looked at RAT IDA P PEI constellation 48 South (Fr.) £1I.ILL RAGO 8 Old stringed 50 Noun suffix I I ' instrument 52 Soils H OVE a A N £ 12 Type of jacket 56 Sea in Central EINIC * s TA t I C 13 Vast period of Asia 00 F. I time 58 Evict u TO M : 14 Asian country 60 Fixed IAI£ P I N11 I 1H11 15 Was 61 Sweet RIG E 61* introduced potatoes £ i $ 16 Delicacy 62 Thought (Fr.) TUR SPO OLS TJ N I P 17 Mild expletive 63 One of the STA0$ ANTI 18 Publish Gershwins 11 This (Sp.) 38 Motoring 20 Actress Novak 64 Alaskan association 22 Genetic transportation 19 Shoshonean Indian 40 Refuge material 65 Sly glance 21 Madame (abbr.) 43 Three (prefix) 66 Odd 23 City in New (abbr.) 45 Turmoil Yorc 24 Planchette DOWN 47 Piano piece 25 Incorrect 26 I (Ger.) 48 Speaks i-IT 1 : I — BEETLE BAILEY by T14E SENERALS HERE NO SHAVE! OALW CON17INE DIRTY SHIRT! THIS MAN ASHES FALLING TO CAMP IN FOOD... FOR A WEEK! TO INSPECT! I ,,/\ e Mort Walker IF N EIP BEEN TYRANT.' ON THIS SIPE OF THE COUNTER YOU'D BE CONFINED FOR A MONTH! I 6 , I Greek island 27 Jeer (prefix) 27 Capital of 9 Ruler 35 Compass 59 Bishops point throne 41104. Roman 10 Multicolored sJ. _ Jkd 8. I•-r. w . ., ....d _______ _______ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ——— 1 2 3 - 12 - - 15 — - - 18 ———— 4 5 6 7 — ig - 24 25 26 ARCHIE by — —— 5 ———— 53 54 55 ———— 60 50 51 48 49 - Montana - 56 57 58 59 ________ _______ ______ _____ ———— 61 (' 1 41 40 43 —— 145 ___________ __________ ____ ME AND ____ - WHO WAS THERE f REALLY-1 Bob — 31 32 _____________ 30 39 42 %X41 Z-(5 —— 36 37 *311 17 33 I (GEE,7HAD A FABULOUS TiME AT VERONICA'S PARTY LAST Nl&lT.' - - - 14 - - - - 20 - - ——— 27 28 29 ———— 8 9 10 II - - - 13 - 16 - 23 I 49 River in 2 Squeezes out 28 Customer Russia Alaska 3 Antiprohibi. 29 Midwestern 51 Loam 30 Zone tionists college (2 53 Supposing (2 33 Some (prefix) 4 Football pass wds.) wds) 34 Mona ___. 5 Truly 30 Bold 54 Simple painting 6 Stony 31 Dustbowl 55 Remain 36 March 7 Against victim 57 Lysergic acid 37 Best genus 8 College diethylamide 39 Strap one degree (abbr.) 32 Guns falcons leg • - In Dealing With 62 63 65 68 ____ = — — — — — _____ _ A Colla s e d Lung DEAR DR. L.AMB: — One year ago Ihada hole iflmYl11 Dr. (pnsrnhorU) At the time, the sirgn put a hole through [ my side at the back mYchest to let out the air. Two days after being released from the the hole popped again. ho 'flits time I stayed In the hospital for five days for bed with no tube In my back. , back wise, the My problem Is this, my Lamb must be slowly has been constantly aching absorbed, causing the lung to he around my thoulder blade and collapsed for a longer period of one doctor said It was Just my time. Once the ruptured blister on thinking it W8S lung again. Another doctor the lung has healed completely, says it will take a long time for the lung expands back to al It's possible that the my ribs to stop aching where norm . lung can be expanded too soon, the tube went through. My question is this, what are before the hole has fully healed, the chances of another hole which may have happened in popping again? Is It normal for your case. Sometimes there are several my back to Mill ache? and blisters on the lung, causing I am a 36-year-old was told this problem usually repeated episodes. To give you I happens In male teenagers. Is derstanding of the space that rigtit DEAR READER: - A exists between the lungs and pnewnothoraz, or collapsed the rib cage and how the lungs air __________ EEK&MEEK For W.dn.sday, F.bruary 14, 1979 byHowieSchn.ider J' IT JUST CAME OUT! 1D AJ IMMA1UR ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL even though It can be discon- you The Health Letter number certlng. Your lungs are great 2-4, Keeping Your Lungs Fit. air sacs. The windpipe Other readers who want this oes down our ism can sod 50 cents with a throat and divides into half and long-stamped, continues into small er and envelope for it. Send your smaller passages until they end request to me in care of this - RLA11OIUSMIP" _____ AQUARIUS ( Jan.2$.Feb. 19) This Is a very promising day LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A surprise gift could come for joint ventures. way today from someone who .eztraordinary could occur to cares a great deal about you. please both you and the other This should brighten your day party. How to get alone with considerably. otherslgnslsone ofth e sectionsDon't VIRGO you'll enjoyinyotrall-newlTh be (Aug. 238ep1. 22) hesitant to discard an Adro-Graph Latta. Get yours ld if by milling $1 for each In a _____ ____ ____ -i5 ______ • • • . . • . PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer ... ANp r RAP SUCH BASEMENT' SOME PAINTI 11~ _____ A &)O HAPPY FEELING. I MNTEP 10 CALL ANP _______ W I TH BY THE TIME I i 10 ThE PHONE happen to come up with a better ir WAS GOIAE. long' envelope to rsph, P.O. idea. Sometimes we need to Box 419, Radio City Station, switch hones In LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify You' ve been quite considerate birth WSL of someone lately and today Es PaC (Feb. 86March 2*) this person's day to Rather thm tic yowalf to a reciprocate. You receive definite schedule today, you something you'll ____ really like. and your special someone will SCORPIO (Oct *Nov. 22) have man fm doing things that Youll know a good Idea when ItOn2~U. you hear one today and several ARID ____( MII!Cb 23-April 11) could come your way. f— Something unexpected could you'll have a chance to use pep i, today, ca*alng YOU to them advantageously. t3k more aboUt pleasure than SAGIITARIUS(Nov. DDec. WWL Ell* IL It WWI ddfwt 11) An oppoirtwity fleeting in from your hiainus. TAURUS (April IlMay IS) today.ffyouaretoocoyitmay Look for spw4the-moment evaporate bS(CtS YOU! IYU to bdan your CAPR3CON (Die J day ill meone ____ permit the latitude you'll need, you by miles, but not In spirit, Is fl!4I (May ZiJans 2*) anilosisto hear from you today. _____ You'll aeeo'npIt a lot at little A call or note would be 9*tge today that we left im- pr.ctated. tCU " o BUGS BUNNY byStoffel&H.lmdahl - (iETH'ol.' saeftALKIN' gouTlNg T'gAw ppfl4ggFm. I HAP THAT AIAg,si GM fi1 SYSTEM MfUALI.6,7) ç /ALLY FOR • \ OCCASIONS LIKE THIf.' ________ - SPIDER-MAN _____________ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob ThaV$ • K 9 3 LE _____ ur er _____ ____ __________ _____ _____ us - If you are looking for a bus In Sanford but can't find a bus stop sign, try to Interested in picking up a bus." ____ 1- ______ "It was an oversight and we are now in the process of correcting It," said Ms. Firtel. Bus stop sign on county sign at Airport to County Traffic Planner around the city for the Boulevard and Couiitry Club Road, faces relocation, Laura Firtel. City workers Orange-Semtnole-Osceola- terrorists aahefrovetowork. One terrorist also died ln the police attackonthehotellnKabul,theoffldalauld. Officials in Washington said it was not known whether Dubs was That's the instruction given to bus drivers to cope with a situation In which city workers have removed about 50 bus stop signs from regulatory signs in the city because they were improperly placed by county workers, according __________ i killed by police bullets or by the terrorists, who demanded release of three Afghanistan religious Kg=L Slate Department spokesman Bedding Carter III said, "The American Embassy urged the Afghanlatanl government in the Mrongedtermato try to obtain the ambsuado?arelwewithout force. "The government disregarded this requed and the ambassador was killed in the attempt to seize the hotel room." The news reached the State Department o i l u they were trying to oBtablish contact with the US.Embassy in Tehran that had been seized by left-wing guerrillas. "It's been a bad night," said an official In the Iranian Section In an allusion to the capture of the US.Embassy In Tehran by urban Are gave the signs back to the county. Regulatory signs include yield, and stop signs, speed limit signs, etc. State and city officials all agree placing any other signs on poles containing re gulatory signs tend to distract a motorist and could be a traffic hazard. By N KRANSDORF He Htaff rald Writer "look like you are remotely ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Adolph Dubs was kWnspped by Modem eitremids today and " to death in a between police and the abductors,despite pleas to the proSoviet regime not to =i force. D"5A, a native of CtAcago, was shot In the head in the Wtel County personnel recently placed the signs They? Transportation-Authority (OSOTA). However, city officials recently took down 52 of the signs because they were placed on regulatory signs. The county does not have any law dealing with the placement but does follow the guidelines of the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices, put out by the U.S. Department of Commerce according to Ms. Firtel. One section of the manual says no signs should be placed on regulatory signs, according to Ms. Firtel. The planner noted she is Riders Ask currently compiling the exact number of signs w hich will have to be relocaCed and said there are some already In prope r look Like they are remotely Interested In riding the bus," she said. The signs will also have to be taken off of any date signs, according to City locations. The planner noted she does not think the lack of signs has drastically cut Manager Warren Knowles; should be done, according to Knowles, is the bus stop signs Should be attached to their own break-away poles and down on the ridership on the bus Unes. "I really think the effect on the number of passengers has be en minimal," she noted. One Installed at the Mops. He explain ed break-away poles are of lIght materials reason for this is that the and des4pW to cut down bus drivers have been told injury pouibllitleg should a to stop "where there is motorist drive his vehicle anyone standing and they into the pole. — CETA Jobs ______ ff cia 5 SLAIN, Page 2* Get Backin Pr . InJJfl M - • / Of County assy -. • • •• . •, • ByDONNAESTES 4 Herald Staff Writer The slam is a good one, but things started out badly WEST F*sr •10542 •e ..t 2 Q 963 •j72 • 10 3 • AQ764 • j 1085 SOUTH •KQ 104 • AQ865 p when of clubs to cover dumm king and led a second clu:5 South ruffed and played king and queen of trumps. ills plan had been to rut a third dIamond with dummy's ace of trumps, but when trumps broke 4-1 that cashed dummy 's king of diaDealer: South monds,leda diamond to his West North East South queen cashed his last trump i. to puif East's 10 and had his Pass 2 Pass 2 slam since that last trump Pass 4 • PUS 3 lead squeezed West out of Pass 4 NT either heart or diamond proPus 4 Pass 6 tection. Th is lucky heartPus 5 Pais Pass Pass A Maine reader asks If there is such a bridge term North's three spade bid as "Four chette." was forcin g and asked South It Is an obsole te term for a to cue bid if South had tenace such an ace-queen or king-jack. anything better than a mum opening. This is very NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) modernistic, but quite rca- sonable when you play that (Do you have a question for the experts? Write the two-level responses are al- Expes, care of this "Ask newsp •- . • . I VISIT come the bad luck In clubs, spades and diamonds. ___________ _______________________ By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag lIRAN, Iran (UP!) — Leftist guerraa captured the ' '' American Embassy today In a two-hour gimbattle with 19 U.S. 44 Mar4j and held Ambassador William Sullivan, 70 Americans ____ ____ ___ g banlan employes hostage smtil they were freed by ____ _____ ______ / -Moslem _ ____ Sullivan said after s been an interesting Valentines his release. "You win a few, you lose a few." . TwoMarInegweresljgt1ywoundedinthebMUeandanIran1an • '.' ' • ___ _____ • embassy was kiuet Two of t he MtlCkIfl I1 employee of it _____ ' • e embassy grOImde OYS t to death as they poured Into th he •,. walls by the hundreds, tore down the U.S. flag and wrecked the VALENTINE embassy. ,, , I / lbs marauders, described by the Khomeini forces as "Cammuni"" wrived with Molotov____ . was an affort to to= down the In a move of MD5rICWI inn.. .. . 4 American officials said all of On attack wo captured or What's Valentine's Day • by Khomei ni forces and UM the Americana per. liaVIfli without a hug and a visit the imbassyforthslrhom,s. Bigudusk fell hwi&.daofpsrsona from kin and neighbors? dIliw,recrotrhlng000ssrbyrooftopsandgssrnmu2tmarâals ____ That's why pupils from said they feared a ntØthne ettack on the embassy. hopper Elementary took ."Who kwws what's 1Wft to happen from b@M" Political oftime to visit the Sanford Miles Green, the fkd American released from the Nursing and Convalescoid .aid. 'Thepe ,ked___ j,.thLig." •.. ___ Green said. He appars waiter was kilhsd. An iiini cent Center this morning - •.', wily was the oniy on the American aiós. . ., — to entertain and, as "We lost coun _____ with Woo aboUt 11 a.," _____ Dougherty Kathleen ..ç wkh Grow ad& "We've been ____ " cards for the occasion. lb. pro.Kbomelnl forces Immediately threw an armid COtdoU And about that hug: from cnbiiiy nwby to Map any ripest attack on British . Christy Harlow for her that ColilpOund. ______ I th e Americana had dsMr,.d all aenitiv, doctgns •...... grandma, Dorothy PerAsked If _____ ____oogro, Green said, "We've been .;,,I .4 t,.. the guerrillas isleed kiwi. ___ __ . .-p ___ diamond squeeze had over. Opening lead:#J 4,. ________ South led a third trump, Vulnerable: Both : PEAR! 35 ucted, _ ____________ E Where ___ '5 four-dlamoTtd bid be answered If accompanied carried this slain Idea rather by stamped, sell-addressed far, but he did havetwogood epvelopes. The most Interestsuits and a singleton in the inq questions will be used In unbid one. • this column and will receive North's four-heart bid ac- copies OFJACOBYMODERN.) by _______________________ I jV WHO ELSE 6HE'S R44T! 5rERio!________________ COIJLPJ4AVE IF IT WASN'T H IMITATEP M' HE • CLIM8E ME-- THEN W.lO? f.WE IN WALL I ' ___ cepted the idea of a slam and South took off for the stratosphere with that same 12pointhandhehadbeen 2.23 NORTH • ,e, AK875 tonic. _____ _ 9 LIMI* P WIN AT BRIDGE will become Involved in a project spontaneous get ___ oipypsitofyollrdaytoday, whlchyou will totally fgranothsr.Abtgbonus LsbreakLngupthemundane 4( 4b. Bus Sto Sign, Bus Stop Stogn E L. room where he had been taken after being seized by two Modem In tiny air sacs. On occasion, newspaper, P.O. Box 151, one or more of these little air Radio City Station, New York, sacsthlnsoutlikeabllsteron N.Y. 10019. the surface of the lung. It can It Is not unusual to have PAIn and aching In a chest wall for blow out. When tW happens, the air quite some time after a large whistles out of the lung through puncture Is made, as In your thod hole into the space between case. The same is true for the lungs and the rib cage. As people who have had chest ii or the air fills this potential space, surgery, for one . the lung collapses. That Is why another such a condition is sometimes Whether you will have another collapsed lung or not called a collapsed lung. This coming year you may CANCER (Jon 21-July 22) A 1 Envoy US. Abd P S ____ out throih the tube. Otheranyone at any age. -- YOUR BIRTHDAY finished This time you'll Feknary 11,IM complete each job. f9 lung, is not a serious problem, expand and move, I am sending spontaneously, as in your case, blisterilke formations on the It Is sometimes necessary to surface of the lung you have, if sUp a tube through the chest any. This condition is more wall and Into that space where common in young, healthy men. the air Is accumulating. This I saw quite a few cues In the allows the lung to re-expand as Air Force flying population. But thealr inthatspacelspuahed acvllapsed lung can occur In HOROSCOPE In A hanistan - When the lung collapses depends upon how many more / Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents 71st Year, No. 153—Wednesday, • __ fringe benefits totaling 1686,130 have been funded by federal money in the Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) program, will have the same fighting chance as other county employees of keeping t heir Jobs after CETA funding expires for their positions on Sept. 30. County CommisWoners, Tuesday, on of County Administrator Roger Neliwender agreed to retain the CETA employees whose Jobs are considered critical and essential in the IM'SO budget year beginning Oct.lif thereiasufflclmtmoneyin thebudget— theunse consideration used for all county employees. Commissioner Dick Williams at f irst balked at the proposal, hesitating to pledge In advance that the county would pick up the salaries. But, Nelawender Insisted that County Asks More Ful, Page 5A without some kind of action there would be "no reason for the CETA people to dick around and not jump ship." "Theywlli be conaidered theunieasailotherem. ployees," Chairman Bob French said. Approval was given on a 4-1 vote, with Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff casting the only negative vote. Of the salaries, $407,223 will come from the general fund; $248,278 from the fire protection fund and 4,lM from the water and sewer fund. The employees are split 8iflOflg the various county departments and conetltutloesal offices In t he courthouse. ThesalarIescannotbef undedafterSept.30throbths CETA program, County Personnel Director Lois Martin told commissioners In recent weeks since rules and regulations for the federal program have chMed to biring it back to its ortglnalpwposeotatrainb program for the chronically unemployed. Meanwhile, 66 employees are to be retained from periods ranging from seven to 14 months on the CETA program deleted inprogram and four others positions are to be _____ __ Sea CA 1 JR pag . .'- IA . ' . ___ Herald Photos by Tom Vincent HE PIP LAST YEAR! LuDmYl Fi' re Ants Bugging Seminole Farm Calves, Mach*inery IPPING G1 T - - . - i_,. o hi • _______ ___ .• _______ • - ________________ __________________________________________________________ ...•. -fl-I ___ I TOF1 0 HIM: .- TUMBLE WEEDS an aoMrt, IVIMI wr By MAX ERJIILETIAN Herald SW Writer lbsy are a source of Irritation to many, a loss at rs,snuetocdtle farmers and thecauseof death for scene. They area tiny creature that ventured to America lit Imported plants In the 190k called the fire ant. Seminole County farme&4i1m the fire ant has been raponsible for the deaths of clves, according to Frank Jasa, S,ml4e County Extemlon Agent. "If a calf Is born on or near one of the ant mounds, ft chances of survival are pretty low, said JUL lbs in large numbers, din" and its flesh. In addition to livestock, the firs ants threaten farm _ _ rfthi,iy, uMad that m.cFolnes have J un.He etpLiined b.inbrohantringto travel over the ant molmds thet grow toacoaple of feet In hitgtd. P,U.&DepartntadofAgrlcultsreo'c1a1a a.ftreantsInMmorethan23OacresInnInSMMIs mote theSl Cattle. lh.7 Mth$ hIIflItL too. d1 The at clasp' onto Its victim with Its jaws for up to IS ucenacotdiagtoJass,ta"erMmY - I citur . W •_- by T. K. Ryan ___ -- op. )UN%09 tAMS OF 6CRIM.E I • 0 . • o • itow! flIIS IS ... S ______ Z HOPE I k - 0 _ 'C 5110W3 UP,/ - ''' vc._ -- - • • •, fo 4' . - - -. 0 -. 0 - __ ___ 9 — 5-..'-- • I ______ ______________ This rate of travel has brotwht the fire ant problem from t he farm to residential areas. ' problem used to be j on s, but w school yards have them and they're cropping up in people aback yards," said Jun. What makes that situation even more r°isthst there Is little that can be done to combat the firs ants, according to Jasa. $35 as Dirsian and (loresne can be used to kill the firs ants according to Jasa, however, the saIs too gred totsw Ism. g as i&ms. _ __ •j ; • Itchy welt. However, the results can be more severe, Entomologists at the Department of Agriculture note f ant stings have contributed to shock, gangren e and amputated limbo. Death can also result. Earlier this year a Boldest Beach asthmatic was attacked by the ants and, in essence, suffocated to death. The fire ant began In Alabama about 2* years ago and has mn1Jed and begun moving Into other Mates. Today there are few, If any, ansi in Florida not affected by fire . ants, according to Jose. lbs ants have moved overgrotmd by hitching rides in ___ __ ow" toh,n1ockInmoMiess,tbaVitIm$utfU$ "In Florida a lot of the fire ant population follows road ceadradlom, because they travel in the " 0"JAAL _ lbsvarletyatflnantln Florida ls the rod kind. The hiaekflrsastwuna beaded west. The black ants are now inTmsbsstdsputmesdata$rlciIlt*WeotfIelalsthlnk thsywUldhomesinthswmareesoftheiodhwed. "Cold seema to be a bsrrler" said Jasa. "They are moving north too, but they .psradly cannot live in some .&viet,.Hwfweolththeycsn live noomeiniowL" r.sdTheCi.á .........4* Hsnscs,e ... ............. 4-1 . 'hil .................... c,, ...................si eeswetd ................ .' ...................4* OU1VU .............14 D.IAöy ................14 lperb ...................51* d.csds,accordiagtofsdsralujiculturaloffklals. .....................$74 Wtether ___ -- Today - I? .'__i ..--_.-'•' ._ _-2 •-•--*..',- �a.. 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Feb. 14, I M Bissell Lonawood W' 6111 Pa g For Some Of P av i n y the paving ceot an arges by u.ito br'd the : in moiId for cifft He I& pro& P, paidIm to own and IIMW wad to coadder wt Jim SWer [9I*P"1WIM Liapsid Greius and dher pads * to be dor the orlØnM leans the bdft to MuMp' the cod bi*ct 'nlgM be. and WIdel, that 100 PWOM Pull the r4ty who we ndng the bid. Qiecey said the new code Chacey asked the cornThe Longwood Conunlujon assessment is not allowed dred to p to the ppIng Doft the m.e-', BMW nii to submit nee 01 would afted anytbing more g charged Commissioner Ray cituluil to mw as Initial of. than 10 sq. ft. with had and has voted 44 to aarnmie 10 under AdJdJI),I air cen1ticm1i*. He e"'4.d Weirs mob an Lelbsup.rger with being fleer, and StSICIOM He said that although percent of cod of paving West one1codtosmemWarren Avenue and assess "Slider's srguments were ai.U)eflts on the Fleece "dlltispietfil". "You are IlieliWid, ls.unedB4 and abutting property owner, 46 debatable, In order to got the propui,, bsci.s the city's tzylsg to riiad Ob dftg JuUsa told the commission to ilzsd herne would be $W. Qiacey was rectidtothrow Percent on the advice of City Job done quicker and avoid MI%V had 1.d 07 fad too through," be added. FluI bulld do bsefth hcft therist a litigation," he advised the city mmy 0 the kion&W and thi adiX wo postponed mtg Did .p.ciai aoaing ontory obonid out bide he bad r.eeiwd on Attorney Ned Julian Jr. be crods& fencing for Candyland Park and Commissioner J. R. Grant to be willing to absorb a portion MOt1O1 PlvPiIty, $1 ft 01 Mondojr. Qacq rqwW UM 1A 13, Qacey requested the corn- advertise for bide on a written said he cod the no" vote as he of the cod a mbdmom 0110 Interim ty AdrMor Cadral Park, on Dog neck adsoilon pans an enurgy con- ad 01 speclficotlone. He said he felt the city should pay one- percent. "Ten percent will not solve Dovid Qiacey - that paving Road bee been acWr.d by aervatlon ordinsm to ad* an had described third of the cod. the Julian responded to oh- anything," laidSiader, "wear, of the direst has been corn- Mdplux as! ab for the unsrpeeiing baikitng code as SPKMkstloan when he '4d jectiotis by the 10 property dealing with a few abutting istid, but he will not imow the proposad !1ng fflhty. The the date han dlrected. Jullan the firms to ask for bide, but owners to paying 100 percent of property owners, who are being we adil the VAd bill Is City has ogried to ad sp a now luUiit.d the commission bad not advertised. I W ORLD IN BRIEF 'Statesman' Carter's Off - To Visit Balky Mexico - WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter flew to Mexico today ready to tackle a host of ticklish problems and to establish with President Jose Lopez Portillo a new relationship between two countries sharing a 1,600..mlle common border. Carter's visit coincides with a bleak outlook for a continuing supply of Iranian oil for Americans, which has added a dramatic dimension to negotiations over the vast new resources of Mexican oil. But White House aides are telling reporters, "Mexican oil is not an alternative to Iranian oil" and Carter is "a statesman, not a merchant." Italy Kicks Out U.S. Spy - ROME (UP!) A U.S. Intelligence expert accused by a left-wing newspaper of spying on Italian secret services has left the country after being declared an undesirable alien by the government, the U.S. Embassy said today. The embassy said Domin ic A. Perrone, a liaison officer between the U.S. Army European Command and the Italian Intelligence community left the country Thesday morning after the newspaper printed the text of a secret U.S. State Department report he allegedly wrote on Italian Intelligence gatherin g. Virus Experts In Naples NAPLES, Italy (UP!) An international team of virus experts, including th ree Americans, headed to Naples today to confer with Italian physicians about the disease from which 65 ba bies have died. Professor Fran cesco Pocehiarl, director of Italy's Higher Institute of Health, Identified the dread disease as syncytlal virus Tuesday after meeting the foreign specialists in Rome. There is no vaccine available for the disease, and Professor Gregory Prince of the National Health Institute at Bethesda, Md., said, "Right now It's Impossible to make any pred1ct1on aboutwhen'; vaccine will be svatlsbhe! lab Juu&& is only In the animal experimentation stage. - Chad: Minister Vs. President - PARIS (UP!) Insurgents backing Chad's prime minister drove troops loyal to the nation's president out ofhalf the capital city of N'Djamena and toward French troops guarding the homes of French citizens, reports from the north African country said. The remewed figh ting pitted forces backed by President Felix Mallouin against Prime Minister Hissen Habre's self-styled Army of the North. Mideast $$ Ask.d - . ..Captured (C-.li..,d Than Pap IA) Cu-d Fri. Pap 1A) #mh4o WIfll-n SW,an sad L.1Jig a MI 01 duff lately." PfffmoL In that about 70 other AmurIs_ were ta cth. bare_ being wdc"id the gurrilas en. Tho-'4 01 ladle IrPop-Off relusid ater lus a.gotistkm. vmo.d A.t, a banag. of taergas sad rme e laid down by the fthimildano a drdc of $1 n1I puepli ly UI Marim guardo. They said the guerrillas were seeking analler t Tanas but boedutog Iran, Puk ad the rnumbsrs of the obibi now latierided ascrd polic, SAVAX, SovidUaian,.ansformsdpuloftheUJ daferial,. rtogsauthd thuegid to be ha,. taken rungs in the qiny. Ri.Ia. UPI ratur Ariher (Ws. in the cr&wd of osdoobua, aid the Slows Plan Dabs, fopgp omeer', had be i.bdor mob yilsd "down with the aAI" and "down with Arlcal" He __ to Afghesa ince lad year, the pod ass _1 a lift, aid the J wee so hostile "at one poMI I thoogI was going to ByDONNAESTF territory, saying h owever he wing mlly tekeovor in f'bow.,,1, be 1ych.d" Herald Staff Writer would Prefer to give the paving A fsr dud ad sowy 01 side bows to Ma rIumth was wieble to pravad the vurranithig 01 the CO. cod to the city In cub and allow frlundo - 'Ipike," Dabs w formerly one 01 the dspunr's bssy, once the Amirteane e rs the bi and Preliminary plans for the 10 that money to be used to pay tq.rmk sapuita an livid s. He had served as He. I adjotoW ceenpoand were put aider the gi.d of Mmoini Id, 12.75 acre Plan Grove part of the cod of paving a f t Moscow mby and held the d.pii"-t's '- rub, loilMIa. The Americans sad 70 IranIan Tleysss r.1nlned subdivision to be built adjacent street entirely within the city. MIercssador. 11111111111110. to Lake Griffin and north of The developer was told to place Jeda tend ps in AIghsMIan Apri 7, 117$, UIRobsy officials In the coinpoavl said "all 01 the liftwing Pluincea Street have been sent his request for a variance In and pruldid MoSd Dosed , h imii1 had i.k.d dtkra hive DOW left or bean captured" by the Th'ibtI back to the drawing boards by writing, power In a cosp in 117I w billed in the IIig. forcea. On Casselberry City Council. The preliminary plans will be 1uahflMy in ?g"-Msa pl cbos in Iru aid the steady In Joradem, UI Defense Secedary Harold Heown said the Developer Andrew Kasha discussed again at a Feb. dotuloratice of Pakistan, beef neuty dodrey.d the US rW 01 Usited St" would dip i Its evacuation from Iran and Is trying was told to confer with the city workshop. 4dm,. slung the livid Uiean's southern Lordar, Asosriss to got pw to sund aircraft Into Iran. He ruled out the of engineer, planner and other In other business, the analysts have said. UI teSopo to free stranded An*1 or to protect the staff personnel to coordinate council: ___ "i' in a statement read to roper____ the plan, for the development -Adopted a resolution 1Swe an _d 7* Anierlcane dill In Iran; orfgffly ifraaii tar' W"IVon by lliJleg ($er flf, 4 in after citizens from the Jllng f there e more than 4100 ladading military advisors, oil men Dabs ad sspreued Ma "obsek sad house' at his Griffin area complained a pop meter deposits to codomurs 'T6 11111mid ad of th fo di 4,dI4,4 and _ off valve Ins proposed drainage who ha,. held a good psymod A apii" for lCheaisi,U aid the attack on the embassy was puhilc Mw" ada valued tniiisg,"y j ____ retention pond would dump record for a perio d miTled at by 'aiMIS L.ft Joined F1mibiI In his Ih hIgm.t 01 UCSU water Into the lake years. Those others who ,. Ma cerut Ipthe Dabs 4-p4i stroggi. toçIe Stab P4Qh TUflId R Pablavi but abcs the to be paid six Foreip Service. Hi bo Ma We Ma ___ ceedry. d*bi heavy storms. posted deposits ___will tgNNe 01 James Bfr ieyer 01 the Perve haul MIsrod, on of .' of an Lake Griffin was told the their deposits In the form of áowdown botwi. r Madame ad MUL council the lake overflows it, credit on their bills. Services, Modem b* men,told lnki during heavy dorms -Tabled bide adIl Feb. 30 on mawanun tlrongh the barred gates of the qhy "badd. the NW increased drainage from the construction di -'bwi thu (merlcuis) we free to do their Jobs. paved drub In the proposed works building after It was "(k people ha,. mot with the "'euader and the rod of the In development would worsen the pointed old the low bid 01 people and opv4ogli.d f or t m problem. $134,430 It more than PillS "We ha,. aeursdthun dour full protection aid dour respect Council Chairman Frank above the amount budgut.d for TALLAHA, Pin. (UPI) -fl's. "sited, '-*g ad, but and sow our yo revolutlonariss we protecting the "s.y," the cotutructicti. Builgotid Is Gov. Bob GtObem is$sslng lV'-'IM hibo in Ebi'SlI ad Slftft OW w4hg P'"1 ted. LelgPdy and Carl Robertson Jr. P.O. sunless t without Mleanry lausau in overall Gem. I Gad, of of the UI _ __ Stated their opposition to the a Advisory Greop in Iran, aceu"ipenitd SeWvan to F'omdal'i pop-off. Robertson also said he the convenience 01 the bus. Gr.bii lid hal pveIma emelak aid I'U headqt.r,, whure the Americans' r,1eu. was edly could not support a planning dicopped at the side door of the ripr'lt,w Ynesdey i Ma balgot will pest Fi"Militated. commission city ball. (toVa 1, 0, be da ___ city $to, . ;. • t: • JUd In Hih.I waive r.w edreaceway ball paving of an entrance road to where pillars, one 01 whIch Gribem said tog the Go,uraors Maid gdbu 1luuut sudical tuto. Je WI. c On development by going Into cracked during a windstorm, Gesbos Is rdu to r -- ltsU. 01 Ma prop Jue Vate A. WI. edt Who bo MINI 5 an assessment program of and a fo'rdutlon were formerly Thiesdoy, it Is sapect.d totatal weund $14 ft Is the the beau tsr s Jr. disk. Mary bo years, a4jacud property owners for located and to post at the Cite a first bI' builgot in 11 years (The 1177 Iagiddur. swM'4'md ho. u1hI to 5.-'-- , was rs-shstlal seud the ptg• lighted bulletin board, the state frm sste to blamial bedb.) ad the '4ud in to $upt1ke1!. Medal H.øItaI fir Sciudle said the city does not -Authorized receipt 01 bids Fbldo eey. force an assessment program for the rebuilding 01 a section of lie is pripos__accaaçsylng tweemW rcck in IVJWtIr WV OPENINGII GRAND on residents. The chairman Winter Park Drive aid coo. tan levied by irked rlds ada I percent csi on in.. pointed old the plans include struction of a six-fed-wide czIsuIinprspuutytanraunuc NOW IN by cow ad Moieties the drainage retention pond as asphalt sidewalk from for gsuual 11 11 qasffaw Wt of the recreation property Marigold to Queens Mirror elidd be to be donated to the city and North on Winter Park Drive. An more a.,e.s thus pmibsbly say sr dde," Oraboi"waid 1111111111111111 LOC ATION he Is HWY. a.,, Lk. Kasha said he would correct alternate bid also will be ac prspedagan.verdiisweaneisdd.op I adp.yrisuf., tha.Sch*dte urged that the pop. copied for a slzfeet-wlde pab& empisysse wilMa CalisVs 7 percent wage and price PIP AUTO INSURANCE off be removed from the asphalt sidewalk bdw.us the gsit 1 .4...LMW LAWJ C&lp.rd. . TODAY 3232450 image I rliacloii pond and two ydal Bowl Qrcls on I consiA-ration be given to either Wider Park Drive. creating a larger pond or two -Aittierised reCeipt 01 FLORJoAfor theloldhlak.TdpldDrive _ - - ___ Schools Tops Budget ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ______ _____ - ____ ______ • :. • V F*L - Cypress Way as an entrance between Thomas and GOe. road, t 01 which It In coady brook Drive. _____ ___ ___ Kasha said he could pive mnadir drainage improeemeuts WASHINGTON (UPI) Citing the need to encourage peace-making in the Middle East, the administration Is asking Congreu to muly $2 $760 million for . . . Slain' Casselberry: I I . R AR 01 ALIVE E. WEATHER ii.. TWTJlLty pt 1; k, DiØs =:z gh 41; yad.rdsy's high, ?1; &a,*Np,towlsUa..,, . bansifflc iirS $1.10; 4:44 Put lty 07 pu re ed, vul Mo LI tdMI. infirm, persons with lanuage problems, and walilReseby, Fibnwp. 16 im.-vei. 71. No. 113 riliffiU DOW edhis. ONO Sssdsv Iv The isa,d Nefift 15iN.Pr*w..1auçsrsse.Mo. Clue cutup Ps 0 $uit PNS44 $015 4i Ne S tU$JVi WSSIJ$SIi1S 0.015 IDOL 5*01 Vie?. i1I*$ Nil: We iee, iu.r 03.iigo tlit MIMI V. "Naturally I feel overjoyed," said Deming Smith, attorney for the city's school district. But Steve Pevar, lead counsel for the ACLU which had brought the suit, said, "I'm devastated. Judge Bogue is allowing students to sing what they can't recite. Someone should set the Bible to music" to circumvent a 1963 U.S. Supreme Court decision prohibiting prayers in public schools. W. L Gramkow LFD Funeral directing cataiot be regarded ujug another "Joblibl It requires dedication aid a sense of conscIexe,..and W. L. Gran*ow both of Uss.. pu GRAMKOT T1UPNONS305I2 WILL" L,ORAMkO17 ym son re wth, CIN W* IoW Pl.o1f1cea FUNERAL MW ,*WUTAløTWUlIvAD sAwDjLnnl hm lumy TOOTHPASTE 8.4-ounce tube. 2 types. LIMIT 1 ,., SPECKLED TROUT 990 Sanford Seafood Center PHONE 3234190 1219 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD ..1.. pint Menthol ptus. Bag of 30. REG. 794 LIMIT 2 YOUR FINAL A gallon. 77" . Nine Smiel Wilihini I. YuiçUi Sushi Williams Jeyci W. WIIIIs Jacawelys S. Cessdt. Oef.asd ,iisDeft" uiuiss IW400L uuii, Svsl I.; Vms, Lake Mary JiaMil Uia, IuijiiUuE NislansiN WMIS$. FI R HEATER KORDITE I ' frame. Multi.pobltiOfl back REQ. $11.99 ,J49* I" REQ. $2.99 TRASH CAN prevent epllls. REQ. si.w 5$HILPMETAL 8HELVIN 9 esStur melal ______ M!i L M Trims with mono line around Wubs.\ b& REQ. $14.99 &3C SPIN ROD 8k1rud spool. ble handie. :09converti 40 2-piece flbsr. us rod. I2e _____ - AN 'H Adds TurtIiWu BELT HOSE Hlgligualltyvinylstays uyouashyou w r CiteIi ounci. MG. $1.39 fsIbls in any weather. S Inch. r- 12 FOOT IOO$TIR CABLES FOOT WOODEN LAMM 3 == IL 5 3' slips and aids nih DANA A250 REEL EQ. $33.98 Vas..mbie sis.es 79* IVobal$tSStWl9. with powsi coid S _______ ____ 6auorted. MG. 394 CH tips 7 5-lb mob. us.. only strips at h hipied 3-spssds U)OEL NI REG $4199 enamel firs bowl. Tilt hood. 32!. I ELECTRIC WHIP pack in yellow or ESKA 2-SPEED ELECTRIC MOTOR PEG $42.99 ties. oxoflS. - PENCILS GRILL Deluxe model with baked duty LIGHTER Hundvid$ of d.p.nd$bli or oil added. 1-uncs 159Ia'. REQ. $1.99 ECKERD t 14 99 ___________ ________ IWINGERI TRASH BAGS 5N FLAVOR ROAST FANCY MIXEDDryroasted.nosugar NUTS WISA ALUMINUM Aut.colors& sizes. REQ. p LIMIT 2PR. - LIMIT 2 CHAISE Colorful webbing on aluminum LIMIT 2 32 GALLON T Adlustabli flame. RtG. $1.49 LIMIT 2 frame. White plastIc arms. REQ. $9.99 g SOFT TOUCH LATEX GLOVES 'GALAXY DUAL power cell. ack of 2. REQ. $1.50 r REQ. I I MODEL 9230 Colorful we 16.ounc. boW.. I 00 8 CHAIRbbing on alumInum ECKERD COLD WATER Forfinefabri. WASH GILLETTE $UPER CRICKET watts power *11 two heat/airofflow Two attachments settings. WER&ALUMINUM VV EJ LIMIT 2 . 18 0 0 STYLER/DRYER 99 Sponge wrappers. LIMIT I crotch. No. 600 J Lids N1 MIitsy buy Price MOD L70. 36 REG. $29.95 LILT SPECIAL 159REG. $1.99 I G99 FR-a .4&.sl. wit EVEREADY "AAA" ALKALINE BATTERIES The b.it, longest lasting ventilated cotton stat. 1250 or 1500 watts. MODEL 96002 BEG. $24.99 Surfftill slim Calculator I6 PANTYHOSE Slight support with $nitant heat, automatic thermo- MODEL 6140S4 BRECK SHAMPOO I1 Price reflects 40' 89" 5 öt () Complete style kil.. t¼ hut gives GILLETFE SUPER MAX 2 PERMANENT Deodorant bar. Gold only. REG. 2/77' LIMIT 2 g 10 LI label. 15 ounce. 3 types. LIMIT I BATH SOAP( 1"i6 SHARP POCKET CALCULATOR 139 off DIAL . "ift 29" VASELINE packs. LIMIT I Beach - cos For hands and ounce bottle. LIMIT I 139 15 2/ BARS Enjoy color perfect- prints everytme 8 exposures CALl Pillc,................,.34N temporary rsllel aches REBATE FROM NPN,.....5N of and pains. INTENSIVE CARE LOTION body. 69 I I 1 a RI..PRIC1............._....,...3r' Deep 490 ' SWEET 'N LO 3 BACK MASSAGE WITH SPICIAL REBATE OFFER' 1 p ~ tsma 11 SUGAR SUBSTITUTE Box of 100 individual 1 1 ' POLLENEX LIMIT I WATER 494 I. I 4 POLAROID T-88 P%siJc bottla. . wit I 39 DISTILLED M..a TEE TWICE THE GUAR GUARANTEE or blackand and printed COLOR FILM Lemony flavor, Bottle of 20. 570 Roll of 12. LIMIT 3 _______ Shis tim developed TODAY AND EVERYDAY TWICE THE PILN WNn oup.c up your d..,IOp.d tim and pcints buy Two 1011$ or kodacobo, Of blac$ and whi le print tim tot ii. regular price 0' on. TODAY AND EVERYDAY r1 COUGH DROPS TUMS ANTACID TABLETS lb $10 Dot. CLAMS Large. Seiact. In Shills Bushil 1 200 OYSTERS a.Il, loll 01 With iron. Bottle of 100. LIMIT I HALL'S - . Fresh Indian River , COLD TABLETS A fierce winter storm swept in from the Pacific Tuesday, lashing the coasts of Washington, Oregon and northern California with high winds and tides, killing at least seven people. And part of the nation's longest floating bridge -7,131 feet was ripped loose on Washington's Hood Canal, There were no reports of casualties. Tall trees were sent crashing to the ground by fierce gusts in the southwestern part of Washington and widespread power outages were reported as the wind hammered away until shortly after midday. The storm turned into a blizzard as It moved into the Cascades and high Sierras. Another storm with winds gusting to 70 mph swept along the foothills of Colorado and Wyoming and moved onto the Plains today. Frigid temperatures clung to the Northeast and New England. . MULLET lb. -MAX ERXIIZTIAN. ALKA SELTZER PLUS 87* 75C Fresh Dressed easier access t9 the southbound Imes of French Avenue. I S 259 CLOSE UP By United Press International . • apothecary shops and medical supply stores to be included In the permited uses under that zoning. VITAMINS Storm Hits Pacific Northwest ' this flCW$gfy1*, all to do is mnpka dw proved an amendment to the MILES ONE A DAY - Iaii*d: William K. Cissr lw ti G&W (1IgdsI, Hatiwn Gisr,sLKsnI$ Sd.srd C MaslnsIi Cowin Niev, Tvy W. Cawts Henry DrsMr, OsSify mci C. Fairly. OsSiry William C. Whftsin. Oslary Gladys I. CaMera, De$$sns Desrs J. Mc*m Jr.. Delis. Imsline kt. LOU Newel Der PislIflp, 011ess samyws Se?y $. OW Limits Wa*iv.a Ny, LUIJ.S11 plumbing, building, mechanical, gas and housing codes. Those amendments are put of the regular update of the city's codes and apply only to new construction, according to building officials. The commission unanimously adopted the city's annual affirmative action plan. The plan emphasizes training local minorities and women for advancement In city government from the ranks of existing city employees, The commission also op. proved a plan for altering the concrete median at the intersection of French Avenue and Shannon Drive, Just south of the ABC Lounge. The modification would trim part of the median allowing traffic city toning ordinance expanding the use provisions of the Multiple Family Residential, Office and Institutional (RMOI zoning). The expanded use will permit ...a name you can trust. CHICAGO (UP!) The National PTA, releasing its third review of prime-time television, is pointing the finger at advertisers who put their money behind what the group considers violent or offensive programs. The organization said Tuesday it initiated the review of advertisers of. both commendable and objçç1oqa)j, pxrç 1 h,cause 'advertising dollars are me economic base upon which network programs live or die" D$$CIIAIUS lanlerd lslait Bradley Over"Csdwnan Guile J. C~ C1*ide W. Denies DevidHiflis CIW40 HrvIssn the state revisions in the Sanford; Joseph Spaulding, 2307 South Oak Ave., Sanford and Lion Stelnmeyer Sr., 215 South Oak Ave., Sanford. The commission also op EcKEI PTA Raps Violence Advertisers £DMII$lON$ The commission also adopted 25th St. and French Ave.; Donald M. Fuller, to advertise the opening of Florida Business Equipment Company, in the Sanford Plaza, and for Torn Wynn to advertise special sales at the Toy and Hobby Chest In the Zayres Plaza. The following were reappointed to the city's Central Examining Board for two year terms: Al Por2lg, P.O. Box 51, ECKERDS FAMOUS PHOTO OFFER TWICE THE PAINTS Got ,, pcnii a.rn cob, WASHINGTON (UPI) - At a Senate education subcommittee hearing on why the basic skills of American students are so embarrassingly low, education consultant Paul Copperman blamed busing and affirmative action plans that retain unqualified teachers, and a "permissive educational ideology" that allows ethnic studies, sociology and current events to be taught instead of world history. Rudolf Flesch, author of the 1955 best-seller "Why Johnny Can't Read," disagreed with Copperman on almost everything except the fact that standards are declining. Improper teaching is the "chief source of education deterioration," he said. PISRUASY 13, lfll 71W only requirements are that the person Capital's ownership of the hotel is obtaining the Holiday Inn franchise. Salgado will travel to Nashville, Tenn., Holiday Inn headquarters, next week to seek formal approval to take over the franchise, he said. National Capital does not own the hotel, it manages the hotel. Final sale is contingent upon getting the hotel chain's franchise, said Salgado. In other action, the commission granted 90 extensions on condemnations of buildings at the following locations: 320 S. Oak Ave.; 1301 through 1303 Elliott Ave.; 1305 Elliott Ave; 105 Shannon Drive; 611 Oak Ave.; 1928 Maple Ave.; 1908 Pecan Ave.; 411 Sanford Ave.; 406 through 411 Sanford Ave. and 701 W. Third St. The commission also granted approval for use of mobile trailer signs for 60 days for: William C. Conley, to advertise the opening of his gas station at Why Can't Johnny Read? HOSPITAL' NOTES customers who we out of town. Under this plan,any FPL Qotomer may de4 nate another party to receive a copy of the "final nodce statenient. ThsondOc$ not hayetobereL and YOU E%IuII!.$.. wsesu!.*! - he said. Whew the eJerI the DSNIPP, JOHN S.-Punsril Seho. Faust Hese.PA Is - SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (UPI) U.S. District Judge Andrew Bogue, basing his 16-page opinion on a Supreme Court case, Tuesday ruled religious carols sung with traditional holiday music have a primary purpose that is secular, neither advances nor inhibits sacred beliefs and does not entangle the government with excess religion and may be sung in plants from the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church, which uses marijuana In Its religious rites. Police raided the church grounds late Tuesday night and found the plants growing In the rear of two houses about 25 feet from Biscayne Bay. Thomas Reilly, known as Brother Louv, said the CopticS plan legal action against 'the pollee. "This is robbery," titi4erstnod Or kpm. So to avoid the hard. ship o( disconnected service, FPL has Instituted anew IiuNe Nuke Protection Plan. This Fun.ial Notice .se - DteDINA , lL ea 14166Mo; 'è ap sad No podç.l Get Blessing Of Judge - Miami police have confiscated numerous marijuana tinue ekaiic service wfthout sending a flnal rdce" requesting payment for past.due bills. Then we allow a reasonable amount of time tr the customerto respond to this notice. But sometimes this statement Is mislaki, mis- AREA DEATHS JIM .. at Ma hose. Bets iS of ci *zaiss Drive, OsSiry. wlie low, will b, fulgodi, he Mud to Delery INdTuesd.yslN, ' 'p'1' of hpid$ywsadfor gramme is Evergreen aeilyIudtovt He wan ca WIN y.wIIa may. u Kk $rIsssi Pwieral rdw fri. e Ado* 11 silkistIn,. *mePA morse. • Ii or,. A partnership headed by National Capital Companies Ud. of Altamonte Springs has cleared one of the final hurdles on Its way to taking ownership of the Sanford Holiday Inn. The company was given the go-ahead to take over the 99year-lease for the Holiday Inn property Monday night by the Sanford City Commission. The new owners of the hotel Plan to remodel the dining and lounge areas of the facility, according to Fred Salgado, president 01 National Capital Companies. Under the plans for remodeling, Salgado said the lounge would be moved to an area on the left of the entrance to the present dining area. The dining room will be expanded with landscaping and tables sot on the patio area for outdoor dining, according to Salgado. The last obstacle In National School Religious Carols public schools. FRESH To Assume Lease Of Inn IN BRIEF MIAMI BEACH (UP!) At Florida Rwer & Light we never diecon. F1$* Wuortothetow L$1 I, [ale sau. 01 or Ispsst high2:1&*., 3:11 p', lew Lu a..., 0*46 pa. JaheB. Dmm, 7$, ii 11 _____ 4'iahp Dotes, Delery, died Altamonte Firm Gets OK Pot Plants Seized At Church . W.dn.sday, Feb. 14, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By JANE CAs5VLREjy Heraid Staff Writer REQ. 87.99 4 .. , S mv o IN. SANPOSO , . 111111 X. 9234154 NEW LOCATION IY I*& Labs vv. S' $AHFOSD: Ni State St. hosuford Plaza 5Ø$ Fa LONGWOOD: Hwy. 17-12 as IL 434' 434 Ceder NO 5.1. 434 QUALITY. CASSILSIRMY: I.mli.la Plaza 1433 Siemens lied. PM$CPTION ALTAMONTI SPRINGS: 074 sl 5.1.434.4641. Allamed, Drive Isu, SIRV1CLat ORANGE CITY: Pour Towus ShippIng CiilaV Is. griosil • . SALE PlsCS$ 0000 THRU SAT. FIR. IT PIOPOAMYSAUWI PM .uavs ii AN iPO SHOP IAM.Y SOME SALE ITEMS UNITED a - -- 'a.. .- Th".:i ..- ........ , . - -..- -.4 -.. -' • .__._.±__ . - • .' - ..- ..:- • �U V Evening llemW Ican hear the roar of those big engines already, Saturday's activity Is wrapped around the andthe Daytona 500lsdlll a few days olf. Sportemai ' at 1 p.m. ft's the gathering of the spoits year th Sotospeak, all of the above Is merely a dry ten Contra! Florida, this granddaddy of the dock car for &mday, for kI,era as well as fans. races. The test for delvers Is low" vi Mike.For those Sunday it 12:15 p.m. a deafening roar will perf with a rather reddidi tint just above the _____ meate the earthins of some 175,000 race fans. c011211"ll, I is lasting through the roce without runIt's one of those rare moments In sports for which ning out of beer there is no equal. Speed Week's Daytona is absolute heaven for The folk, down at the Sonford Recreation Deportment are buy plans down for a May those racing fans In the south. Thepitting scene Is 12 mlnknarathon race which will span some 13.2 traditionally packed stands, long lines at both Mike. concession stand and restrooms, and a somewhat carnival atmosphere In the infield where shirtless, It's for auages, en fee isØ.Starthigtime beergllng men make sport of argutng over will be I am., and the event is coaponaored by the who's the bed driver. 8thv4 Sunrise Kiwanis Club. Terry Log, track Next main event will be Thursday at 1p.m. when By __ HAYNES aid cross co cow"coach emeritue from riinde they race 125 miles. On Friday, the Baby Grand 100 Commwilty Collage, Is assisting in the med. Is held at 11 a.m. and at 2p.m. Is the NASCAR 200. Plans call far the race to conclude at the civic Around CUSPS 411-2501 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3054122-11 or 831-9193 Wednesday, February 14, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director :He Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $325; 6 Mophs, $1850; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, *3.60; 6 Months, $20.60: Year, $40.00. • iwgw The Clock Losing Friends, Influencing Few r ANGL E.WAL TERS Not much public sympathy has been forthcoming for farmers of the militant American Agriculture Movement who have been battling police and paralyzing Washington's traffic with their $50,000 tractors to dramatize their demands for higher government subsidies. On the contrary, with food prices up 11.6 Percent last year, the average citizen must hope that Congress will hold firm and not raise farm price supports. Such supports burn twice — first in the expenditure of tax funds and second through increased food costs occasioned by higher government-pegged prices and by reduced production mandated under the farm price support program. Actually, the AAM represents a relatively small minority of farmers and the reasoning Is hard to comprehend. Net income for farmers rose from $20 billion in 1977 to $28 billion last year, the third highest increase on record farmers' assets Increased from $700 billion to $800 billion. And while the prices that farmers received averaged about 30 percent higher in September than a year earlier, the prices they paid for tools, fertilizer and cotwumer goods — including food — rose only 10 percent. Federal farm aid in fiscal 1978 amounted to more than $10 billion, a four-fold expansion in just two years. Most of this was spent for parity — guaranteeing farmers roughly the same purchasing power for their crops that prevailed during the first two decades of this century. The AAM insists that prices pegged now at about 70 percent of parity should be increased to 90 percent. The payment of government subsidies to farmers of not planting crops makes no more sàse In a famine-threatened world today than it did during the GreatDepression at a time when n'tfltons faced bui"r. Moreover, as Sen. EdmundMuskle, D-Maine,' has pointed out, In addition to increasing Inflation, farm support bills significantly reduce production of the most significant exports this country has." Farm exports fast year amounted to about $27 billion, a mammoth offset against the cost of oil imports. Despite the enervating Influence of government subsidies and interferences agriculture has become a glory of the free enterprise system, feeding 59 persons per farmer contrasted with only 10 in the Soviet Union and five worldwide. And If free enterprise means what we think It does, farmers could magnify their remarkable productivity if the "New Foundation" would cast off the last of their New Deal shackles. 7 '• S WASHINGTON (NEA)—Winston (urchIfl, '"Big BrotherConsumer Protector is dead." So / never a man at a loss for words, once described declared one Robert B. Reich, the federal Trade 9 democracy as "the worst system devised by the Cnlon's director of policy planning, one wltofman — foralltheothers." day lad fall. But, In the age ofbsnalc And after years of supposedly searching study, miracles, Big Brother Consumer Protector has first the Democrats and now the Republicans risen from the deed and has been reincarnated In have reached pretty much the same conclusion the form of a sort of natic'iil naimy. • about the method by which both parties choose Though the FTC, under ardi'co ierig their vice presidential nominees every four UW p has made a grid deal of years. _________ to free enterprise noise about Its oiiinmthn,4 Few Americans are ilkely to quarrel with and competition by pushing for advertising by Churchill's assessment of democracy, but It Is ', doctors, lawyers, accountants and other difficult for anyone over the age of puberty to proi.onais, it just can't resist re,esUng to Its accept with equanimity the notion that no real oldwaysofdeeklngwhat'sbestfcryouandyour Improvement Is possible In the vice presidential • kide. selection process. Jot Ilk, a nanny, the Fit wants to take an The twin disasters of Spiro T. Agnew and of the children. In ths cirreit Ilebildruls ad Thomas F. EaØdon are simply too fresh In our vortising proceeding" they are proposing to ban memories to Inspire much confidence In a chllei's ads dirng program times when system that depends almost exclusively on the _____ chi1wnarelike3ytobewatchlng;torequ1retoy judgement of one exhausted person—the newly commercials to med with price FTC approval chosen presidential nominee — and his equally (Caleb?); to ban all commercials that njgJ4 frazzled clone advisers. appeal to children .1gM years of age or under; In 1976, both parties were lucky. Jimmy Carter and to ban advertising of many sugared food had the nomination locked up well before the products to kkle 12 or under. Democratic convention, and had ample time to • Vincent Wasilewski, president of the National consider and scrutinize vice-presidential _____ Association of njj about the possibilities. Former President Ford likewise First Amendment bnplketloni of these proposed had at least reasonable assurance of winning bans. He says, "Broadcasters would be nomination, and had undertaken Investigations prohibited from carrying commercials for did ofahalf.dozenorso potential running mateslong aud some chewing "net tome tontlçades before he ever reached Kansas City. BUSINESS WORLD .modhwhoa — anything cc'ng s But then lsno guarantee that the parties —or __ they want to cam a corn. tharis— iaiu.. the country — will besofortunateinthefuture. A mercial' devoted In its entirety to describing the closely contested convention battle, where the _____ heserde of__ health saccharin products" .., •,. choice of a pres1dLal ,'w4rie psi rIgM down II it becomes law, that restriction would hi,. ___ ___ 106awkRas cum ___ at of a vice presidential candidate who bad PITrsSIUP.GH (UPI) - In Pirir1sytvvJa, the enrolled to a wide rang. of *Ilo they need Io. altogether. De w reani led íó isusal t ! i received no prior screening by anyone — a Ia date where oil was first drilled commercially know to pomp oil and maintain the .qulpin.et companies rniilig theee products from having Agnew and Eagidon. To provide the "haids.on" experience, the the ability to tell about them? more than a cry ago, students are learning ( President Carter has already said that Walter how to pnp black pd from the gr school has set up an oil production facility on Since we don't have accessto the Indde of Mr. F. Mondale will be his running mate again In Bradford Ares 111gb School, loedsd near the eight acres of adjacent property end has the chok'shssdar that ofhiaffl,sw.cwonly lISO,but ftls always possible that someone other New York border In the western region, has rights to oil, gas sat minerals on another 35 guess at what makes them tick. But It sans than Carter could wind up as the presidential added the unique cls - called Petroleom woodland acres nearby. clear from their determined actions that they nominee. And the Republican contest Is wide PflAuction The oil flows from the school's nine pivot-arm really don't think you have aegh am to say vocational studies. The "am County school prides itself on pomp', through, lines, to separators and storage "no" to your childeai when you don't want them open, notwithstanding Ronald Reagan'. current status as frontrunner. prec teaching a of boys to become tanks. The school's first oil rig Is expected to to have too many .wids. edent and "roslmsd" and "rosdabouta" and says the begin drilling later this year. In 1976, Reagan broke with precedent Despit, the Barry of free enterprise talk at the named Sen. Richard Schwelker, &Pa., as his students are graduating to jobs In the local oil old operation. Don't worry 'WVVS got the whole budnus," said shod M ft's the s folks, well do that for you ravth mate weeks before the GOP convent q. thinking, ft of the mock oil fluid. Aides say Reagan still believes an advance Myron "Mac" Crumrthe, supervisor of to bsssylng.Iaitsoversimpleviewo( ths seems Silidaids spend half a day on the oU 115N siti world it seems to M&* two categories: selection Is sound policy, but refuse to cmIt .atim, ssi the program was him to a shoW course this UrnS around. WIth the pumps end studying at a menaficturors and advertisers of proscta, all Well darted the.e years ago at the request of the an Led weak, a special penal of the Republican Indwtry, which was experiencing a trained woñ'hop, said the other half In regal*r classes.of whom we orommed to be evil geniuses until _ They Hire Roughnecks _ sox doduo-- so dkd ___ ____ _ - __ The &a0td ares oil We111, National committee decided agalid r.Ccw mupwa obortli@& proved otherwise; and on the other side the ' 1IOI1 shod 20 pieced of the mending any formal change In peirty rules that Pumaull, Qiakar 81st. and Fendail world's red of us, flacid victims of fluidi* schemes a could force all GOP presidential caqdkflee to &VWM of WItCO Cap., &a have was In the motor olls ad to sell Prided Q4.pes and the Is follow the 1t76 Reagan _precedent. They also NSL 1puu hu cllinv'lu 0*onl lerpmboltbe Mre y solowed ____ voted against other proposed changes In the Kridofl already Mi hired graduates and of. poking through their Big _ 0 r-Ndional In additlosts Bradford r "4s or. predicting Non Khome for saving a. an bm the isrees selection process, such as leaving the choic, of a ciais*t Piti sa QIIktr Side, a bit farther enotIar major oil boom, N I tisilt of a $5 of vice presidential nominee to the ccnveotlonitielf from the Bmdwd west soM they an , bat thsyll have to do Withoet Mr. million federal project. The EVR Department Put.ctaks or postponing the selection until days or weeks On door direct aid. You see, a f4.tal with the tires top oonçw" on a new Is= oflar the preaidLs1 nominee has been chosenm ,,m,Ins said a Patechok tram the reeekj tictnlqsit. Forcing a presidential candidat, to name his % ree ptec.N. nmitbig mate In advance of hisown noc''ee, tirougb retirement will be abed people a UI Didrict Jue Girherd G" .14 m v.mai supervisor mW tills emu has they said, would preclude him from choosing a aM id "by his wvn ever a ssnt jab pboomed rate. Is this led two 'ruibcli'.k bad ruled rival who might be the bed pursonforthejob gr.fremeprgrem" uminalof duesgetery_terms end and also a zifying selection. Coe said he believes the piigr Is the ejng oikuhesd g ChoriduMiois ad his amruativ. .eIn to Awarding the vice presidential IIc'nic'1 to only em In the ceidry thu leeches school 1111111111 of propagat, his settled views." So FpOU lapiwed with the 11 8111 11111 Mr. the riu.r-up for the top jab, or leaving the ftients to work In a oil Wd. thegraesth.yMvehired. choice to a vote of the convention, rem the riek "The tPhi aJ is ides," ha Is "We've needed this a long (Mi," aid Lry fri ideiprine— is IIIHIIS the jedge's riling. that the pr*'"J j,omji,e mlaJ4 be deck sid, '' for the gay who is pig In get led the 's aewopers rid is their Wooda,a FIdoU with a running mate who Is Incompatible per-- ity,theguywhoisgolagtebeproducig , laurels, thIublag the FTC zealots have "With the trththlg they're getting, ws'r snally or plthoeeplaically. ib. ther we wring. dating them rigid . is the fluid." Spare Bhutto - __ th __ • •, • • ____ JACK ANDERSON • , aii C 00ST.' t..erTITlea innocent _____ r raui - •• • ) I ç • I A_cX I •iM • Aa £ • • •• • • • • • . • • • • • • • _____ __ ' . • __ ____ ___ _____ w_ iuuvt rM - IJIII', • U • • __ • __ • • • • 0 • suseq,evT:Gyle •77' P4 am b d11111=1 • • •?. •. .—ri .-- '_ - •; •• J __ • llyIII jj •• 14" • ,•. - -- ' I .. 'r i-'--' • . . - : ____ • • lash - .5 . • • "Abe he's nW daft ral CN. •• • , jij - t1 j ku ,ji med1 wig.s ''ay $ he by •1- Hundreds of people lined the streets In Ahmacli, Kuwait, hoping for a glimpse of visiting Queen Elizabeth. But they must have had to strain their eyes. The queen was dressed in deference to Moslem code that requires women.to be covered from ankle to wrist. She even wore a hat equipped with a veil In the 85degree heat. The queen and her husband, Prince Philip, attended a local folklore festival Tuesday and the queen stopped to kiss and hug about 60 children who performed. Nail a C•.J..J O• Bàrbrài BroökIyi JuewMwspy. • wamoub .•.. • $' . • •. • / • ' — s.• S. • 1 •L. DöO howcome w 're )t. itfor • , I a a Neil Diamond and Barbra Streisand are school together in Brooklyn and recently make a best-selling record together which — may become the basis for a movie _ they pI appear together Thursday night as presenters at the annual Gammy awards. John Denver will host the two-how show, to be nationally televised, and other presenters include Debbie Boone, Dionne Warwick, Andy GIbb, Steve Martin, Lily Tomlin, Isaac Hayes and opera star Jan Peerce. Sunshine is free. Today, were using it in solarpools and heaters, :i1•for example. These and other direct applications heated of solar energy can help reduce the demands upon electricity. Yet turning sunshine into electricity is anything.but free. We do have the technology to generate electricity from solar energy. But it still possible to do this at a cost affordable to our customers. So FPL, with other power companies and the federal government, is investing millions in solar research. Looking ways to reduce the cost of generating electricity from the sun a cost that's many times more than from oil, coal • or nuclear sources. Wee supporting the Electric Power Research Institute. EPRI will be among the first users of water 'Look, Mom, No Gun...' KNOXVILLE, Tenn (UP!) — Debbie Smith is strictly business with robbers: no gun, no money. The Scottie's restaurant clerk told two would-be robbers Tuesday they couldn't have the money they demanded if they didn't have They could not produce a gun and Ms. Smith was as good as her word. The two got into a car and sped away, Police Det. George Hipshlre said. a growing (1 Manager After All bees suiteg as huh mayor ad adoadedor. Last November, resIdents sver the .NsctMi of former Nber vole em for, do csctlmaa Jabs Duals. &edieseflbepreviesceucll Veteis tiles hiSod seib a ad does the city m..gurisa pilpeul, Is the pest by psdtiminlbscherwths*e reeu, Much ii the two boast cucil. mir "Yen tild ad Iltent to centered is wheher ft, dIyild be" acity chemist the will ef the Wld Amid asMrigad aft dPie- jul11 byPilisd ad JobS !..utviledbS'theprupi • ujE I1.s propsesi far a cily ad 1111111111, W11111111111111 JMobs wiLed reliable, / economical • electricity k)r the future. ForL:-.Nim- tcenth crittury.mdAr engine. even the brightest estimates predict 20 years from now only 5% of the nation's electricity will come from the sun. OU ...;.yj;; ,.. • nLiulrntar by a .me-wets gM4 wig they pràuwed 'ntar. 2. .. r*.'.•.;t .I-' •.4l.'.:j ! i:•-; :e ,* .! •.S • • • • . •• ji" - ben 3'* lid I • $': '1., , - • , "'' ; • C.:.N, • • • ; • • FLORIDA POWER I LIGHT COMPANY I 1" zsiauuce firL_rILa&su ' • l the ent of Energy's SoLat 'cility in New Mexico. Wele also working on solar projects in our own state. Meanwhile, we must continue to invest intoday's CaD ft whu yes ft's still a city Meow. Why adpahedaadythu,'aid D±.a aft efthsped. i*.MthePdhed ii) assure - AL the nu1ag, Oty ALtetasy 7 city vairo uInl11 a wkbcswmbmJ Av VIEli o of energy smirces- for Mayer Tray P11.4 ad come Wallace Piv said the rMirerdtymsViur. The aim Iacs between tws pullia Is the ad. .Juil4kvshuMi culb.k.adis proven balance isnt Winter Springs Gets Ihe desdisok was irohu by '.' • gun. P111, OUTS ad do we hS4fdieCell504J • • getting to be a duo. Not only did they go to high 11-111114 LL All" 010 -• . t . The OMAE director said the premium unleaded was used bythe sheriff's department the last half of the year only. The Gulf Oil Corp. put "up the yellow light for us," Etchberger said, reporting that Gulf which does not receive Its major crude A oil supply from Iran, told county staff members It might have to supply other oil companies which do receive their major crude supply from that Mideast nation if a crisis develops. Gulf, Seminoles major gasoline supplier, thus might not be able to supply all the county's needs unless It has an adequate allocation from the DOE. Etchberger said Exxon, Texaco, Amoco, and Mobile have 'I announced plans to serve their customers on the basis of gasoline allocations. One county in the state was put on allocation Feb. 1, ' he said. c. In addition to the allocation from Gulf Oil, the county will be asking for an allocation from Amoco, supplier of unleaded preiniwn gasoline from the sheriff's department. DONNA ESIFS Since Florida has so much ine, Hard To Spot Covered Queen "W III IANMD • - •_- S Mapping tactics for the current membership drive of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Art Grindle (center) who gave the pep talk at the Tuesday kickoff breakfast shares ideas with chamber president Vie Arnett (left) and membership drive chairman Wayne Albert. The drive runs through 6 p.m. Th ursday. Goal: 1,000 members, surpassing last year's total of 63$. CAMPAIGNING Former Conservative Party Cabinet minister Reginald Maulding died early Wednesday at a London hospital. He was 61. Maulding was suffering from hepatitis, kidney failure and internal bleeding. Maulding was made Home Secretary In thenConservative Prime Minister Edward Heath's government in 1970, but had to resign two years later over his Involvement in bankrupcty proceedings from a Yorkshire architect, John Poulson. IIn*flUNSo5hus.In$grw • & f •• THE ART OF OWD flay ad N IVs rt pt- s In a hue, iII..lia diISSI *10 Z555edhhbn idheid.totheasmdIbSJvse, Thu?l .1ithuJeshesheiheIi4 sdda4pscudsdaiIn r,,ii..---- vt.j, hs.• -illiNs I, • PORI' thspcImynme.prtar torneddewnajwuposaltoMr.a I ascii,. city us.egurbykpereud. ('-9y um heocid bat, raw, ad gatity i.i.' WABIUNGWN Big John O,,"ly, IsthadilCLJ thuS. uviul joree. en the ems pr:t In a.," Sidacs dominating the other Mis In the U - r4. 1W ad In 1fl p pieldr4lal rig, No asigid to torn iriy Meem. Dais 011.0. go books. flay ale hu ' Jehe I a vain ad vikeid , a trial heo apolitical alt. With chorederidle Wu. a a tsh.rgs wir ad — bIaff he has prr'td that he is the only p(jkI beig vales, rr -'-tI I Mnft -.g LJ "u hews. pp.$4jiil4*i co'Jue --- "gi,4 r he. ears. Heavrk a. ad 1.dus B. Jr as. pires—''--lisa NAM' Miceat" by a jory. ill urged the pU' to 11111110 do 1. _____ I r%..m thei a v. — '. a. iv I— UU L cielolis w . 1Y117 _____ f'!! • -- Mrs '' ."I in m 6wier. WiBiems tried In pseudo 69mum ..ridd.thusP, B$0 woildndWatodsefld1 , 3U7 the JessIsafrumed UM ua JiGiirp Likit, pad -of as 6L& ad the js., P1 tb an er ws uu by __ far ysew He his as L1 of cMi '" A.wiL1: "W.csi4jad'.•• hisniIg,he$id Vol toportInbsorwi Iv... t. L 411 the — 5 -. .i 1 • — . . • "lass ii . T%I — ad O,ralY. ii' he - woN *k v.tibSi by Craqy's drsltseuid as _•, •. , '' cuiInilsdth. r. ir by J..sheth -j' niIdtheMi 'b.irediheedths .— In c — vats. The p cut ia.sa isis media, ha .14 d N flU — with ad ps'.• Ieupoab M. .k ft wa. In_ - • 4*1k Ex-London Minister Dies The Wider Springs City Coining after MAY two bean efmir, Tasdoy approved ,_. I' y ' — City on n • • . %.. • • ".' --hr ___ •• • 5-. • • •-• •j •• •• "Austerity will be the order of the day," County Commission Chairman Bob French announced Tuesday as commissioners voted unanimously to request the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for an increase in the Seminole County's gasoline and diesel fuel all ocation. "A conservation program has already begun." Jeff Etchberger, director of the Office of Management, Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE), said. Etchberger recommended the country ask for an Increase In the allocation set during the 1974 energy crisis by DOE of 365.17 gallons of regular and regular unleaded gasoline and 112,833 gallons of diesel fuel. Fuel used in the 1977-18 fIscal year totaled 385,475 regular and regular unleaded, 224,628 gallons of diesel and 56,101 gallons of premium unleaded. '- • • .' ___ BERRY'S WORLD ________ By United Press International A Valentine's Day salute Is in order for Glynn "Scotty" Wolfe, the romantic's romantic. Wolfe likes to get married around Valentine's Day, and he's had plenty of practice. He's listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the most married man In the world with 22 marriages. He said he believed that at one time he had 33 children and 16 current and former mothers-in-law. Wolfe, a hotel owner in Blythe, Calif., Tuesday announced his engagement to intended No. 23, Eva Mejias of Indio, Calif. The wedding had to wait a couple of weeks, however, for court approval because the bride is only 17. Wolfe is 70. "I may appear to be an unusual man and perhaps lam," Wolfe said "but I'm a happy one." • • •••• - oil, The aiçreme ceat of pikI 1 has uphold the death sew lance of Zailfiker All Bhutto, the deposed prime minister convicted of ceir4 19 murder a political opponent. The Intenistlonal Commission of Jurists, Amnesty Inter. national, and winy others have questioned the fairness of his ttli), but the present government of Pakistan should be con. Mderlmg clammy In Its own iMer. Despite WsihotLngcoinIngi as a prime minister and his alleged aivolvemiat In an ur'iat'cn plot, Bhuttoren'iIns a popular political figure is Pakistan. Demointratlone prot*Ing the carrying outo1 his death smtencefollowed Quickly after the aapnzne cowl's divided derision. Tirhey his agreed to accept Mr. Bhuttou en exile witha promise that he would not be allowed to- - that country ass hue for political activity. Thu offers one way for Gin. M*.mnid Zia ial4laq, who ówettwsw Bhut$o In sM, to remove him from the scene without the provocation of an execution. To send Mr. Shidlo to the plows amid suplclon' that he was railroaded tirosigh a trial and conviction could 11gM a tue. to an ,qgoion of civil disorder In Pktstw. • — Consumer Protector Is Dead? - ______ Marriages, 33 Children, 16 Mothers-In-Law, Plus... RONALD REAGAN m e vice r 22 Leonard and the red of the area little League managers will be hack on the field In the near future . as srtni marks the time of the year when kids that N have baseball on the brain. i' i Presdent IN BRIEF Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1919--SA County Asks More Fuel PEOPLE (.m Leonard, whose Leonard Shell team won Siford'g Florida Uttle Major League city c1'i'npcnsblp led iwnmer, was featured recently In Shell t'rogriss, the nationwide trade pubilcatic" for Shell Oil Co. Choos'i'ng 'rL_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. for the final few center, with traffic mocked blocks. ReieHhseof the rscreatkndspsrth2uthua up far renners who are considering editing In the to sign . "Be one of the d 10,00Giiwter up and get a free T4hirt," she says. I'd be rigid down, Bane, except that I get out of wind afterlOmeteri. • 3234411 •'• energy..lbr ,?ou. W)f kingon totnorrow '2 ..•. - �V Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1975-iA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS 6A-Evonlng Herald,Ssnford, Fl. Indiana171, Houston 120 Wash 13$, San Diego 136 2ot Portland 120, New Orins 101 Pro Basketball NSA Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pct. OS Wash 38 16 .704 Phila 32 19 .627 413 New Jrsey 77 26 .309 101 7 New York 25 33 .131 15 Boston 23 32 .418 15', Central Division W L Pct. GB San Anton 33 21 .519 Houston 31 21 .361 1 Atlanta 30 27 .526 3 Clevelnd 22 31 .393 10', Detroit 19 37 .339 13', New Orins 19 3$ .333 14 Western Conference Midwest Divisio,, W L Pct. 05 Kan City 31 21 .610 Denver 31 27 .531 " Mllwauke 21 31 .411 11'-, Indiana 23 33 .411 h1 , Chicago 20 36 .357 11' Pacific Division W L Pct. GB Seattle 34 20 .630 Los Ang 33 22 .614 ' Phoenix 33 22 .600 1', Portland 25 25 .520 6 San Diego 21 31 .466 9 Golden St. 25 32 .439 10 ', Tuesday's Results New Jrsey 111, Kan City 102 Clove 117, Los Angeles 111 Denver 104, Chicago 91 Wednesday, .b. 14, 17 Rozelle, Maras To Meet; Miller Barber Si t ll I mP ressin9 G olf-F ans TUCSON, Aria. (UP!) During the past 16 years, Miller Barber has probably played In as many PGA tournaments as anyone. Only a handful of golfers have earned more money - and a lot more have earned a lot less, or even given tç the tour to take steady work at country clubs close to home. Barber, who will be 48 on Mardi 31, darted out as a country dub pro at Apawarnis In Rye, N.Y. In 1050, and at the Umehe was a long way from his home In Sherman, Tens. "Those folks at Apawamla were good to me," recalled Barber Tuesday while getting ready to play In this week's Tour event, the 1250,000 Tucson Open. "Had it not been for then Insisting, I might never have come out on the tow." Barber, like all young players, struggled for the first four years, then finished 31h on the money lid In 1963 to dart a string that now has been stretched through 16 straight years in the top 00. far this year Barber has won $14,221, mod of It coming from a tie for fowlli place Id week In the Hawaiian Open. Barber finished with alllnthe wind and rain at WWe Sunday and only tires players shot better over 72 holes -the winner, Hubert Green, Fiasy Zoeller and Larry Nelson. All tire, are here for the Tucson Open as well as In Trevino, Tom Kite, Bruce Uetzke, Gene Littler and Palmer. Zoeller won the San Diego Open for his first career victory and after finishing second In Hawaii he Is the top money winner thus far this year with $,44t Na the event, during the year and had not matured enough In time, so Randolph Park, a municipal course which plays to par-70, is the site for the tournament this week. Among the rnLwing hare are the year's other winners John Mahaffey, who has a more loft hand, Ben Crenshaw and Lou Hinkle. Mahaffey won the Hope (lassie, Crenshaw the PtLe*Iz Open and Hinkle was the victor in the Crosby. There a new, and tenporary, course for the Tucson Open this year. Several greens were rebuilt at Tucson NMloflal, permanent home of is By MILTON RICIIMAN - 'i• -Autry's Saddlebags Lighter ; .1 'simad, he'll find ins saddle begs much lighter - he has corn- rawilno henamedJimManhalltomanagehisOkliA's a Denver o :.Aaociation in 1977, when he was oftheYear,aIdnowIf Finley seilsthe A's to Marvin Davis of :-Danver, he figures Marshall will save Davis the trouble 01 finding a new manager.... "amateur" Soviet National hockey team, which skated !rings wound U left this country with lot more than pleasant memories. The Russians netted nearly a quarter. "ülllon dollars for their tiree games here. The NHL Players' Association and the NHL Itself didn't dobadly, either, spiW" close to a h1fmIflIon dollars. Each N1fl4 player received i3,oso plueezpenaes,winditockat1eodsomeofthesthigodof : Thet - L j55 something. - "It's not enough out here to make your expenses. You have to win a lot of those checks from 10th to 15th place to make a decent living." Semionoles, Hawks Win ' Parade flitted himself for more than $4 million with Rod Carew and given Ms chief executive, Buuy Bavasi, the go-ahead to pick up 31-yeartld Campy Canpaneris. If the Angels make the deal with the : 1 lTL they'll be getting an Nhe-hill Shortstop Without :much range anymore, who, in addition, has a no-cut contract guaraiteeiiig him 7O,000 for the neat three years. Angola' Maiiger Jim Fregosi would ilk. Canpaneris for Inairaics but .'BavasI doesn't know whether he wants to make the deal. The Rangers also would give op catcher Dave Roberts and get third baseman Dave 0*1k.... Frank Cashen, former general manager for the Baltimore .orioles and more recently vice president 01 marketing for Jerry :Hoffberger's brewing company In that city, Is beck in baseball ;terthreeyears.HehastakenoveruadinInIftyeoffice. In :thS ccinmli.Ior's office, filling the Job previously handled by .jijj, Jotuon, now running the minor leagues.... ., New York's football Giants, who hay, looked everywhere will look this weekend at a prospect from outside the cowry wli. they htavtswJo. 8ein'iU-, who coached the Montreal ad Villho •rn 1- "I've always operated on the theory that Sunday Is payday," he says. "My goal always is to move past people and win Barber has won only 11 tournaments, but that is not the reason for his success. Instead, ft's an ability to shoot a low score in the final round week after week and rick iç a 11g. Sports .1.11 & check. - -" l , •' . - ' . . '•. , - -. , S.nIIDOIC and Lake Howell "It was a good team effort," were Tusiciny night's winners said Winning coach Bill Payne afterward. "David Thomas and In NO school basketball, 4 4V .,l S'1'lsplaye hot and cold Keith Whitney played very and then hot again In a 6117 welL" trhinph over Lyman. Lake Thomas scored a season-high Howell's Hawks downed rival 21 points while Whitney ' Lake Brantley, 504 using directed the Seminole attack define. as Its primary weapon, from his point position, getting The SeMinole-Lyman contest Was points and seven assists. was something 01 a teaser for Willie Nelms was also In the Lyman High fans. They saw double figures for Seminole their team fall behind In the with 11 points. early stages and much as 4041 Glenn Statunbsugh led the hallway through the third Lyman attack with 18 poInts. dais.. But Lyman rallied and Srn'ioIs WW iti record to cut the gap to 4147 before 13-13 while Lyman fell to 9-13. Seminole copIta1Izedona series Lake Howell's record Is also offreetlrowsto Pull away toa 13-13 with Lake Brantley • fain to 9.16. W - ,,. .': I tIr / , . . . . ' .' IX 3 GETTING INTO SWING OF THINGS ' Getting In some practice swings for the Seminole High tennis teams are Greg aause and David Holt, pa ...l A • to right, with '°Y,''T 5,.iai .w. awiajsi sw ior a maRM di. t a I. N ___ Cference match. Valencia Tumbles .•.... - ! . $S4II -. --4 • - 1. , Giants .' TtaSaiFrancIsco aredjllIntereatodhiM,ts'c.tcber John Steams. Joe Terre says of Steams: 'He's the fidure leader owdub. Ums,hesaaUUeoveriyaggr,ujv,.t'snot • • - 1 . - , . •' . '•,. '• . - ,• iLI?, I 4434. Halftime: Lake Howell 22., Lake ScantIly 12. Fouls: Howell 3, ............. MINOLI: (1) Nelms 1 sen,.' . McCrey 4, Whitley ORLANDO - Seminole Thomas 21, Stephens & iiimor (aimiinfty Collage, always a Hicks 1. Totals 23.IC1. threat but usually Joor Stambaugh 1 . Gillis wtIvibtgthscIoeeone,f0jg Logue 7. Totals 22 1344 57 15th lk.tbsll l In 21 games Halftime: Sanford 30, Lyman 22,. uIsSanford 14. Lyman h1.Fouled Tuesdeir id&t4 when ardi.rlval Valencia nabbed an $740 JV- Sanford 53, Lyman 4. trlianph which kept It In the thick of things in a hid to host DLVI5IOb 2 toirnainud Feb. Dirt, Asphalt: As 4 Raiders .. a, LAKE NOWILL (59) Harris MHdOW$2,MlflC.YZC.MklC.Y1: Brohtman 2, Wntbrook 10. Barris S• Conway °. LAKE ANTLEY Dsihimor 10, Giuxlonl2.TrUnbie3' VKhaZOflhl, HOnaker 4. Totils. i4. . . l - 4 4..' • ••• . SIMiNOLU(II)John$fl34 . lla2337.CroolIs73317,Smim1 Racing Begins 12 3CflPb.i522 . I' ALINCIA$flROb.rson 71,, On Two Fronts Thl1IN(ymplcsarekus them two y.agsaway andalreadyths ii-" 7-8 V, Williams 2 1.4 : Mindaa' Advisory Coaicil Is havIng trouble with the U.S. • ' NEW SMYRNA BEAU! • Robinson 3 2 S ir.z : Cmiifl.., MindiUl 01 the fact N U.S Midst.. sou • • • Parham 01-2 1. Murray o o.o o, Racing opens on two fronts bite aid olfeijwd chiropractie car, daring the 1971 OlympIcs U • tonight and fans have their pIck ' •• •• Halflim Valencia 217 ko, Montreal, cow1l members signed a pdtticm In (beige fully .. • •) ' 34. FOUlS Saminols 2& Valencia , - asphalt or dirt track. : L endorsing that type treatment for ruMloSial aid ... •, Fouled out: Crooks, Robertson. The Volieda County SpeedWilliams, Tic Pm kais: Seminole tean* Misting ___ way, a half-mile diii track, C090 $101rift 2, barkeir. / mad did not take any action to biçIems* the r.n-'dall"n Go dist1at. and now they're all .tewu.d Ic..,. for Ide model and thimdsrcas 01 all the managers he played for, Tommy John says the one • ' SCC Noftors tonigi* tiroogh Sunday, time who belpedldmm.d was EdiuieStanky, when beth were with the .' .-' ':4.i trials bsgbmlng U 7 p.m. WhIte 80*, "I loamed more abod baseball ii two years under hbo 'èvsrs(bliDallatco :thanl dd munedse,"sayshes-y.sr.cldkft.bs.darwho . Win ourth aidPhil Do,mai Will bointhe hopss to work Ma way Into the Yankees' ragidar rosffin... m4iy sharp and alert at Frank O'Eosrke Mill does a • • Asphalt racing at the New • Seminole Community renarkebly fins job scouting for the Yaikses. He aped 14 years S. ilnola Nino A I Speedway also beghm Citilup's wows teem an it, :in the majors and i.v. telling atoris bat ly Cobb, who orfing ISCOI4IOOTi.daywltha7.1 at7p.m. managed the TIgers when O'Rowbe li.diid wood s for ' BaksAtRe victory over University of mthth"Wev.r.p1ayIngthsWinte8oaintMaputkvIsrWins Oi.n.r . ntrai Floride. acc is beline ybedalutt'bamdorplthlngaid!hadckawnfoar tadoyM1:Iageind 8ro,j straight walks," O'Rowks reesfls. "I earns op with two osd hi the BOSTON (UP!) - Bob bet ween New York and Side's Larry Bird, then asked pe ____ McAdoo waids to 035k. ,thglh we had men on eeeopd and tided aid were one run down. MCAdOO. for Ctis Rowe. ____ Igo he's pokrg to be paid all of his The flod pitch was a good ens aid I iw at it. Willie Kanmi, r4oWidw "j contract Is with the Celtics Geiaral Manager re ftM" kmdw d. StOUW conlM before play orthem,madsagredcntch$oeadlbegam, __ sessen' Knicks," Brown told UP! jajtsd beth elirs aid 'l.3;ddle Crass (UCp)t . and tim aid thiag I knew Cobb was earning Urns. He was livid. in 5 basket for his MW m TvNday eight. 'It', between tired With Frau, Sanders or GSflM 74.24. 4-2I Kyle LanIlI D thi BOb (1t1 'What hi hill are you do Mtt the first haU I add to him. Wk ad McMso..Ths Is just Torn Suiber "-.L UN the club 'out two each a - ¶ Yos know you're net t good agolid l.flhaad.rs yowsit' He M cAdos was acquired awth.r cm di lawyer (aged would like to held on eet sdisy by 000 v to laker. 4; PM rntc,ils ($) d. Jlm sye is two $fop5 d,hsddayawatd.W.b,egoodfrsode 8W Mrn) tr, to id hi. T (l bid v'td to DWM ___ Md .. raw Unk divided "Is k@" 64 6-31 Rk%WCtris LIfft d. showings plsysr.ThsCiitics saw Tims. dida,"hsld.'IJt.Bb csildaetranchaingreemsg :: : •'" ' ' _ : - F NEW YORK (UP!) -The feuding owners of the New York Giants, Wellington Mara and his nephew, Tim, will meet with NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle today in an effort to end the dispute that has kept the Giants from naming a director of operations or coach for two months. Tim Mara also confirmed Tuesday that he and his uncle had interviewed Harvard Coach Joe Restic at Giants Stadium about replacing John McVay, who was fired as head coach on Dec. 18. The Maras began interviewing coaching candidates Monday. Reds NHL Tuesday's Results NY Islanders 6, Colorado 1 Vancuvr 3, St. Louis 3 tie Football Minnesota Signed piaceklcker Tom Jurich. Baseball Minnesota Announced the signing to one- year contracts of outfielders Bornbo Rivera, Ken Landreaux and Dave Edwards. Toronto Agreed to terms with pitcher Mark Lemongelloon a two. year contract. Cincinnati Signed pitcher Paul Moskau to a 1979 contract. Cleveland Announced the signing to one- year contracts of lefthanded pitcher David Clyde, right. handers Sam Spence and Sandy Wihtol, Infielders Wayne Cage and Luis DeLeon and catchers Ron Hassey and Ron Pruitt. - - - - - - - CINCINNATI (UP!) Pitcher Paul Moskau, 25, who had a 6-4 record for the Cincinnati Reds last year, has signed his 1979 contract, club officials announced Tuesday. Moskau is the 28th player to sign with the Reds for the upcoming season. Among the dozen players still unsigned Is Ray Knight, considered the leading candidate to take over at third base for the departed Pete Rose. In Transactions - Sign Moskau Dog Racing SANFORDORLANDO TUESDAY NIGHT First Race, 5-16,0: ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Chuck Smith, basketball coach and athletic director of the University of Missouri-St. Louis, will relinquish his coaching duties at the end of the season and become full-time athletic director. The university said Tuesday Smith requested a basketball coach be hired because the school's Athletic Department needs a fulltime director. Pitt Six-Rib Polyester POWER STREAK 78 g 22 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UP!) Alabama football Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant, hospitalized in a Northport hospital, was feeling better Tuesday but was still experiencing soreness from fractured ribs, a university spokesman said. Bryant, 65, was hospitalized Saturday for bronchitis and fractured ribs suffered when he fell while getting out of the shower last week. - OUR H78-14 . L' .4 CUSHION BELT POLYGLAS G78-15 $35.75 $34.50 H78-15 $37.00 RAIN CHICK $1.69 $2.03 $2.22 $2.38 $2.61 E78-14 F78-14 G78-14 $234 $253 $2.78 $2.59 $2.82 $50.25 P185/75R13 RR78-13 144-00 P195/75R14 ER78-14 1 161.00 FR78-14 $66.50 GR78-14 $89.50 HR78-14 $74.00 FR78-15 $64-SO GR78-15 $71.00 P205/75Rt4 P215/75A14 P225/75R14 P205/75R15 P215/75R15 P225/75R15 HR78-15 P235/75HI5 LR78-15 111177.00 162.50 Plui r.i.T. and $2.00 $2.36 $2.52 $2.62 $2.80 $2.61 $279 $2.95 $3.09 - Also syllable In Import car sizes Quality Retread SI TRACKER,A'T (fl-Il $42 FT[— TL TYt i1TE bIackwall Load longs C $2.70 FI.E.T. sod old tire Load Rassis oua rnci C $46.00 c iaøo C C I) 0 111 TL 1 $533 Outline While totter or lo. Is b4cliwall plus 1 ( eidtlre 1111118$3.45 $150 $3.24 $153 $4.49 $53.46 $56.05 SISAl $76.00 Lube & Oil Change 1 $67 100($4.23 and old tire plus Ran" OUR PRICE F.E.T. and OWL B $15 $423 11-15 1 OWL B $12 $4.50 11111 4011111611Load Size 10-15 1 oidure up Choose 1.51-14 Cu-14 or 07$-fl black.ali plus 321 o 411 FIT. d.pindin( 1 1414 on site. No trade needed. OTHER SIZES AT S1N1LAR SAVINGS WHITIWALLS $3 ADOITIONAI. EnglneTune-Up and Fris Tire Rotation $3988 Parts said additional services If needed. Front efoei drive and Chevettes ewluded. extra 8-cyl HELPS PROTECT TIMU AMC VEHICLE PERFOPMA$CI and rotate all four tires • Set caster, camber, and toe-In to proplift, alignment e Inspect suspension and steering systems' Most U.S. cars, some imports Please call for ap- includes listed parts and laGorne ex tra charge foe sir-condItIoned cars, $4 less for electronic Ignition. - $34.05 4.cyi. HELPS INSURE QUICK COLD WEATHER STARS Inspect Just Say $15 FrontsEnd Alignment Includes to 5 quarts silo, broad 10/30 oil. Oil liter extra If needed. ____ Tough fiberglass belts help keep tread action firm for traclion. Biting edges of specially designed tread help keep a grip on curves. Double polyester cord body piles add durability. Here's Goodyear quality, plus a hard-to-beat low price. OUR PRICE Fits wsltewail 01 'J 3(..,' TRACKER IT MODEL 1688 On almost any road, in almost any kind of weather, Tiempo's 10,000 hard-working tread edges give you the grip you need. And with radial construction, you got a dividend in gassaving economy, Get Tiempo - the one tire that does it all. I S aioivcs sovaso panTs HELP! INSURE QUIET OPERATION. Chassis lubrication and oil change • 3.1 asp b~ ,oteIsd motor ulinGb wd eye WIe t' ________ 143.50 $48.16 S 9095. , $2.21 $41.00 $42.50 145.50 H78-15 1 78-15 S I' S ___ I7O im no4oed speed Si*bi i$LS lecb easy bi lclv g Grip All Year Round TI EMPO STEEL• BELTED $39 RADIAL II we sill Out of your size we will Issue you. i rain check, assuring future delivery at the advertised price. iwall is IVtoIsl,W4deal f or PIMuse called - ow we $39.00 1478-14 078-15 $2.66-- - no F.I.T. sod WifteuulOUR Size PRICE I NEW YORK (UP!) -Veteran major league umpire Tom Gorman, who retired from active umpiring after the 1976 season, has joined the National League as a full-time umpire consultant. He will join Al Barlick, who has worked in that capacity since 1972. German, who uxipired in the National League for 25 years, will be responsible, along with Barlick, for stçervlslng umpires in spring training and during the regular season. a -: Great Size FIT, aud sid tire PRICE 878-13 $24.50 E78-14 $29.00 F78-14 1$32.26 1 G78-14 $33.50 Standard Duly HP Router is WashiLee II, E. Mnnnte 67 W. Md. 71, Susquehanna 69 Midwest Akron 94, Ashland 76 Allegeny 91, Hiram $0 Anderson 71. Hanover Bldwn.Wllce 1$, Obrin 62 Beloit 70, Chicago 44 Buena Vista $2. Smpsn 72 Cent 62, Wm. Penn SI CM St. 96, Lewis 71 Dordt '2, Mt Marty SO Drury 93, Mo. Western $2 Heldlbg 110, 0. Wslyn 102 ill. St. 52, Wis.-Milw 65 Ill. Coll 92,Prncpia 71 Indiana Tech 71, Grace 60 La Crosse $6, Oshkosh 61 Malone 7, Walsh 76 Marquette 06, Stetson 7$ Marycrest 65, Grinnell 64 Marian 73, Franklin 60 Monmth 93, Ia. Wslyn $6 Mt. Vrnn Nat 67, Tffn 62 0. Dom 01, Cedarville 72 Rio Grande I), Urbana Si Ripon 63, Lawrence 49 St. Fran 75, G. Wms 36 SIU-Edsvl 73, Mo.-K.C. 67 Upper Iowa 100, Luther 67 Wartburg 63. Dubuque 61 Southwest BIhny Nat. 70, Okla. Rapt 74 Pan Am it, St. Mary's 63 Trinity 77, LeTourneiu 72 West Col. Mines 56. N.M. HIlnds 73 Denver 79, N. Colorado 6$ Mont.Tech 70, W. Mont. 49 RCky Mt. SI, Grt Falls $7 So. Idaho 1$, E. Utah 44 irEA Metric an Twins Sign Throe NIGHTLY • $ PM ,ilUimp) . llI AT$-ISbl.ckwall plus $1.63 F.E.T. and old tire Ileduli Gorman Umpire Consultant \ 678-13 whitewall plus $1.88 F.E.T. and old tire Road-holding tread, deendable construction, oriest Goodyear quality. Don't miss this supervalue. Bryant Listed Improved SI I, NA P$NIU$TI5$ . $3450 pointment' includes light lncks The 9.fadlMcMea owN 1, 1sedaTwso NnYat -( __ ___""' Movie ' Script skid_$800,600 a yearema LWO&AIIft Way 1111"kipil, Lucky N a 1t.&gnjq m ,, ,_ c.vp.siaiIU. the deal. The Kaiche d with nr i,s Illerbere is the afam a,br.1thl1$021 r'4 ___ Knesil 413, ' 'As1ar.!ehe,,,WIida wid the ,iI, lilian foan01adi01tcholce, Pitrlck 01 Ti NIN. $Ir*ersjuw OIsmana4 HI Deter IS Sw• 131. M.roaret siUpsMemis*ui.. . . eastract (us' 29*. °'0"' ,., u,,: =ruL iiozizs (UN) L401116 YOMIM we dni we 1lpsdtosmpyss,aai. ,. Ha - ddix Coach Ma Nib hirtbdaj 3-SW; JvnsANlu. 1711 IMl$cbett "(Tessis Nips Games: jes erri, i,Al. 1411' IsiOlikm$3Wa LNIS today, wan heisted U a is$elus*'strnack PIYT$IUIOH (UPI) ag N,• 1W-la et a 1_ ridud 01 AIMS. ii. am sø.se, atam , MIV 417, N* ,blat" ____ *141 sit 1 0411rkk NI* Llow *We We 11111liff" $1. a4vamm nockv ISO, Mac on" 1W on F*w amw 69 Elk"' pNdft booPlid is a 21 !er lii 111 1 1110111111 111111L *A%M 11IM11MV IN. Note 34411111, 111-111111, DIMM Hayis, ike__et __ _ Big Performance ...Low Price - 4j ku," Tuesday East Bethany 70, W&J 67 Bos Coil 66. Oartmth 56 Calh 61, St. Peters 60 Chyny 71, Phila. Tex 59 Clark 71, Babson SI Crtlnd 60, Bnghmtn 53 Del. St. 70, Bowie 65 D.C. 86, Lincoln 13 Domincn IL Cathedral 00 E. Conn 00, Wrcstr 67 E. Nat 7$, R. Wms. is GlenvI 63 . Salem 61 Howard 15, Moran 43 Jrsy Cty 71, Keen 70 King's fl, Nyack 71 Low ell 95, Salem St. as Navy 79, American s Nw Hvn 112, Scrd Hrt 109 Nrtheastrn $9, Vt. 62 Potsdam 65, Plttsbgt S3 PIU 84, Connecticut 71 Rchstr Tch 56, Hmltn 35 St. mo 02, Hly Crss 66 So. Conn. 56. Adelphi si St. Lwrnce 96, Rchstr y Stony Brook 106, CCNY 70 Upsala II, Montclr 44 Villanova 59, Penn to W%lyn si, Trinity 47 Yale 70, Union 51 South Avrtt 76, Grnsboro 69 Blhvn 07, MIss, Coil 68 C. Newpt 71, NC, Wsiyn 70 E. Car. 7$, UNC.WIlm 70 G. Webb 90, Catawba 00 Ga. 56, Georgia Tech SS G. Mason 90, Messiah 76 Hmpdn Sydny $0, Lynchbg 76 King 92, Brian 74 Lncln Mem $7, Crsn.Nwmn as L. Wilson 102. ElIztn 90 Miles 05, Morehouse 77 MUgn 95. UNCAshyl it NE La. 71, SE La. 5$ Old Dom 102, Stheastrn 37 Smird IS, Ark.-L.R. 7$ Shndoah 106, M. Wash. 06 P135/50*13 biaciwoll plus si.s, F.0. and old tire PITTSBURGH (UP!) University of Pittsburgh football player Mark May was found guilty In City Court Tuesday of criminal mischief and disorderly conduct charges In connection with a fracas with police on Jan. 28. Magistrate Donald Turner ordered May, a starting offensive tackle, to pay $29.15 for damage done when he jumped on the hood of a parked auto, and to pay $150 In fines and costs. Another Pitt football player, defensive tackle Greg Meliner, wan cleared of a disorderly . conduct charge. 7I7 . to Woody Plans di ceatract is guatedind Basketball Player Guilty 111 w. Korner - College Need Of Cage Coach p e sssssssKeglor's 3) 720.00. Time 39.61. Eighth Race, 1.14, B: 2 Michigan Ekko 1.10 3.70 2.3° dti 6 Bet N Bob 3.80 3.60 3.00 4 Ole Press 2.60 0 (26) 23.70; P (2-6) 31.60; P(6-2) 35.40; T (2-6-4) 62.60; T 16-2-11 65.40). Time 32.04. Ninth Race, 11, 5: 6 Moon Howlers 11.00 4.00 2.60 7 Honey Scott 3.50 2.20 I Revel 2.00 Q 19.00; P (6-7) 59.40; 1 (6-7. I) 92.80. Tenth Race, 5-16. B: 7 Mark Go 26.00 15.10 10.50 6 Tampy 4.80 7.00 3 Special Goldie 6.60 0(6-7) $1.20; P (7-6) 612.90; T (7-43)213.00. Time 32.05. Eleventh Race, 5-16, A: 5 B. Ginger 10,20 3.40 3.20 0 Phyllis George 3.20 2.00 2 Drif's Avon 4.10 0 (S-I) 10.40; P (5-1)31.10; 1 (S-S. 2)272.10. Time 31.50. Dj 600 V. : Hockey Pro - Hop. To End Giants Feud I Dizzy Fuggy 20.00 8.00 3.0 2 Quick Away 8.00 2.80 6 Think About Me 210 0(21) 6100; T (S2-4) 310.40. Time 3206 Second Race, 11.0: 1 Protocol 13.20 6.80 4.10 I Alert's Edna 2.80 260 2 Jaunty .1111 3.00 00 (1-1) 116.60; 0(1-I) 34.10; P (1. I) 122.70; T (1-1-2) 332.40. Time $, Third Race, 1-14, ?A 3 Shes Victorious 11.80 3.10 3.10 S Laurawood 1.60 3.20 6 Lakenton 5.20 0(3-3)22.00; P (3-5) 39.90; 1 (3.5 )311.20. Time 32.20. Fourth Race, 5-16, 0: 6 Cee Cindy 4.80 3.10 2.00 6 Jonas Jeanette 1.40 3.10 3 DG's Irish Rob 1.10 0(5-4) 72.00: Pa-S 41.10; 1 (6-s. 3) 179.00. Tim* 31.13. Fifth Race, 1-16, C: 1 Dayle's Pick 20.00 8.00 1.10 2 Vaquero 3.60 3.40 3 Manatee Archie 3.00 0(1.2) 34.00; P(1.2) 211.70; T (1.2. 3) 346.60. Time 31.92. Sixth Race, 5-16, A: 2 Steam Train 1.50 3.40 2.10 3 Big Favor 6.60 4.00 I Manatee Bandit 3.10 0(2-3) 34.20; P (2-3) 60.90; 1 (2.3. II 33.40. Time 31.50. Seventh Race, it, C: S Middleground 13.00 5.10 3.10 1 Mick's Reeper 3.10 3.00 3 Two Stroke 2.10 Q (1-5126-40; P (1-1)70.20; 1 (S-I- Electronic engine, charging, and starting systems analysis • new points, plugs, condenser, rotor' Set dwell and timing carburetor • Includes Datsun, Toyota, VW, and light trucks C Inatail Adjust Goodyw ft9 ASJVII'.g 0aige kcoun.* Use any of these 7 other ways to buy: Our Own Customer Credit Plan • Master charge e Visa e American Express Card 5 Carte Blanche • Diners Club • Cash iL Jf•:I IL Mj.r SW I4 l acc.rots dS sot*I PeslTIm,i:ii •- 5iIy let. i* *iiius _ , LKW IN~ 161, 1111116 wwo so" " NetS. m ow" Parer $45, Wteste Clv A*lMR 311 1*11 I$SIS 3*. 1iid Zch ad Gums 114 NEW P*rM 3.16 AftV 110011'" 3*PVSNMGle MSot & * _ Sirn$keeMuiyd VNS9IUtSN*U too Gomm: Games: i. I I Ia ?ru Ii 11W3 $ aUtir 01 who's TVNfO (liFt) - Picker A WUY tAN URVICE STORE JIM HIMPNILL, MANAGER -'J• . b Wk as jib ammum owl tMr '' tdW N its .bsy. Ms Tired. Bins Jops, luu1i u (u,) weds it Ike IN Id Widisim aid 335 W, PINT STRUT SANPOUD PHONI 322.2121 STOU 10111* IOU. TRUISM IL $ A.M..6 P.M., SAT..0 AM. . . . '1 - . .S I "- • . . . '........... :.: -•.. • • -• ,,• •- •. �SA-Evealn, Herald Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1979 In 16111yearsOld's Case - OURSELVES Judge, Defense Lawyer Get Death-Threat Mail ByDENNISFEOLA itoreat1E.25SI. In Sanford. iletalStiff Writer Willie Jerome Sanders, 28, of Th judge and the Pu!ILIC 1324 Oleander Ave., Sanford, defender in the cue of 16-year- has already been sentenced to old Peggy Wimberly have seven years In prison and eight received death threats. years probation for the robbery The tlweda were contained ln which occurred Dec. 19, 1VI8. letters received by Juvenile During his testimony, Butler Court Judge Kenneth Laffler admitted entering --the store ____. .-W F9rWW flWiic ueienoer with Sanders, Sanders,according to h his is Thomas Greene Tuesday if- attorney, Thomas Greene. I --uowever, Buller said he was The author of the letters there to sell marijuana. Butler clkhnatobe writing on behalf of said he brought Sanders along five men and two women who as "protection." have formed a "vigilante" While Butler was at the rear group called the 'Humane of the More trying to sell the Liberation Organisation." marijuana, Sanders was at the In the letter, the gro..ç claim hut of the store robbing the risponalbility for the Feb. 5 m'xder of John Kramer in Fort Butler said he was unaware Lauderdale. Kraneer controlled Sanders was robbing the store a chain of adult bookstores and a man Butler approached before he was shot theee times at the rearof the More about the as he got out of his car. FBI drug deal testified he too was officials said they have unaware the robbery was received litters from the some taking place. Pcep daimin rsporilt1ity Butler and sanders left the for the klflb*. More together with Butler dill 11* two-pegs litt.r received unaware the establishment had by Greens also claims been robbed by his friend, he iupom1H1Ity for the shooting testified. of Ifeslier mipibie publisher As they were leaving the LaM Flynt in MCII. Mo re, they were spotted by was nut at Ms office Tuesday Sanford patrolman Margo and the letter he received ____ Young and a chase ensued. opened by a secretary. Butler, who driving the EM week, Greene asked ca, testified hewas ran from police to reconsider the san- not because of the robbery, but t.ncthgof the Oviedo girl toa because he still had the Mats kistitidlon on the basis of in his possession. her testimony which had not marijuana During the chase, Butler bess heard before Friday's throw the marijuana from the dosed hSSIthI - The litter dates Leffle, CW car and then pulled over to the U life s1 the basis dhis side of the road. Butler was convicted In rding, sapected Monday. "Unlike Judge Leftr who county court of fleeing to elude can work to got off our list you a police officer and was sancan't ...." Greene's letter tenced to time already served Mated. The letter states the In county jail. Greene said group wants to "destroy" Butler cannot be charged for certain people "In the system." possession of marijuana. He "Your (sic) part of the explained Florida law states a system Torn, very much so. So confession alone Is not sitTorn pleasant dreams for soon fldent for prosecution. .ysa are to di.," the letter MAN DROWNED ThelettaftledGranown A rural Sanford man was. going to be killed for trying to found bya Sherman floating ln beep Miss Wimberly out of the the St. Johns River. Th. body MM. correctional facility for 01 Donald Ray Lancaster, 30 was taken trorn the river by the .Vba CsyIhsrtWa upsr L en __ M mail9jgfgr for absndothsg autopsy revealed he drowned In her hours-old baby In a sewage the river several days before his body was fount disposal area in OvI.do. Because. the tests were CAR, ETC., STOLEN received theougli the mall, the letters win bstsrn,d over tothe A 197$ Cadillac was taken by '— V thieves win dole the car keys during a burglary at a home 11.YZAUENTENCE near Longwood.___ The burglaryOCCUITSd at the Charles Ira Hack$t, as hems of Ernest and Matilda ornwd in pies bargaining Liftowita of 202 Red Bug Lass. negot$Mlo., was sentenced to The burglary was discovered at A, moods to Yam in 11:30 p.m. Monday. on for No partinthsmirdsrol2l ____ A pacinge of from meat ye"dCout Guardaina taken from a freezer and Edward D=q. go ilty to dropped in a hallway 01 the Hackett plwtoi home was Mill frosen, Insecond degree murder In the dicall(the burglary occurred cue. Also pleading guilty to only shortly before It. second degree murder Dsacy's wife who was discovery. A total of $75 in merchandise Hike14's. girlhiew at the was stolen from the how,e inOw of the kit Ing,JacMil dulling a tsp. player, receiver, MCCUR Dmy. OVA (wt Judge William pukni, combination dockWssdesus has Indicated Mrs. rid and two bottles 01 liquor. Hairy wouid not redly, a The car, valued at $11,001 'I swAssice than Hoelift was taken from the driveway' Al Tuesday's hearing, area of tho housa. BISXIISSI _ ntly gain_ Hackett repeated là claim t a ppare ed beshitxywithashiton house, byprythgopsna kitchen - Now YoWs Doy 117$ WCaUS window, recorda indicate. Mrs. the — was .cy with a Inst.. After he HOVND000 ,was,Mrs. Dmq killed hsr A black and tan hound dog :h.td by Mrening las with was Moles from the S,'njpok cut 100* Animal Shelter, 4W L AU the hearing, Hackett's U.S. 17.1 In Sanford. An emeresy told lbs judge the 34- ploys, told police the theft year'ald Fire Park met was occurred between Monday at -se* bed.s and ulred 4:30 p.m. and Tuesday at 7:11 hsepüa"itlio when he In- ami. Thedog was valued at$H An air compressor also was County jail told sheriff's COMPRESSORS STOLEN Seminole County, reported the Altamonte Springs, reported deputies two women assaulted stolen from a house wider A twGhOr$SpOWer air corn his boat was taken from the theft to sheriff's deputies. construction in the Wekiva her at the jail. Ketteth Dorlise pressor with tank worth $405 backyard at the lake. The boat TORCH TAKEN subdivision In west Seminole Davis, 20, said the women used was stolen from the shed area was valued at $75, records An aluminum torch worth County. Mike Drueding, $, of a towel as a whip and a spoon as at FRC Rod Inc. at State Road indicate, was stolen from a state forestry a weapon when they beat her Altamonte Springs, reported 427 and General Hutchison CYCLE GONE truck parked at the forestry Monday afternoon, according to A W78 motorcycle valued at tower on State Road 427 near Parkway near Lake Mary. the l4wiorsepower compressor records. $1,000 was reported stolen from Longwood. G.E. Artman, 48, of Mike Cody, 34, of Casselberry, was stolen from a house on BOAT UNMOORED the Squire One apartments near Winter Springs, reported the reported the compressor was Harrogate Place. .The cornA 10-foot-long aluminum boat Big Bear Lake. Ray Walton, 63, Casselberry. Terry Winner, 37, theft to the sheriff's depart- stolen sometime between prueor. was valued at $ according to records. was stolen from its mooring on of Bear Lake Road in South of 743 Mahogany Drive near ment, according to records. Saturday and Monday. as RAMW ____beek ____ Wednesday, Feb. 14,1979--lb Cook Of The Week Her Volunteer School Week Class es Horticulturist Likes Kids, Enloys Working With Them Have Long Waiting List A BY JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent A clown. An Eskimo. A pilot. A science fiction buff. A horticulturist. What do they have In By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspousdeat you're making toast," the said. Midge cautioned against overcooking. "This Is one thing Midge Mycoff, home most people do wrong. You economics instructor at must learn to undercook, rather Seminole Community College, than overcook. The molecules teaches homemaking skills and continue to work after you microwave oven cooking. Her remove the food, so It's easy to microwave classes are so have overcooked food. Not all popular that most classes are ovens are the same, so the filled until September, 1579, power dresgth Is differed, with waiting lists. just best to undercook until you Why this tremendous Interest learn your own oven." In microwaving' "First, SMiling, she added, "Even because there are many more weight watchers' food can be microwaves In the home. Itisa cooked In a microwave!" time-saver In preparing CHI(4ANDR10E nutritious meals In a hurry. 2 to 244 pounds chicken parts Secondly, it's a fine tool for 3 Tbsp. melted butter or energy conservation. When you margarine have a public that Is very much 44 pound Brown and Serve Into food and nutrition, than sausage, cut into chunks they realize that more minerals 1 (16 oz.) can Mewed tomatoes and vitamins can be utilized by 1 cup chicken bouillon microwave cooking," stated 44 tsp. salt Midge. 1 cup raw regular rice. Projections of microwaving popularity contemplates four Place chicken In 3-qt. out of ten homes will have an casserole. Pour butter over oven by 1*, according to chicken. Cover and cock by Midge. microwave for $ nibs. Combine Not only Is she an interesting remaining Ingredients. Spoon and Informative Instructor, the over thicken. Cover and cook carries her interest in cooking by microwave for another 15 right Into her own kitchen. mm. Rearrange thicken parts "My husband, Bob, is an avid every 5 mm. Let stand 10 mIn. cook also, and we often work before serving. Makes 44 together In the kitchen," she servings. said. ________ CHMU 11w rest 01 the family InCORNBREAD cludes a daughter who Is a teacher, and son In college in 2 eggs Virgina. An uncle resides with 1 (S Os.) can whole kernel corn the Mycoffs. I Thep. biking powder "A lot of our family life 1 cup dairy sour cream revolves around our Interest In 44 cup melted butter or cocking and e.I"- We .noy marsrbss cocking for ourselves and for 1 cup corn meal company," the said. 1 tsp. salt Midge encourages learning 44 cup diced green chills all about a microwave oven, 1 cup grated jack thee.. .pZlidng, "I think you really have to have a don tomdlllsea Beat eggs; mix with microwave. You learn the full rnalning ingredients, ezcspl extent th which ft can beused. chills and choose. Most people recognize that they Pour half batter Into well. do need classes after getting greased $ In. square baking their microwave." dish. Place chills on top of With no had involved in batter; sprinkle with half the mlaowavthg, there's no burnt cheese. 'flwn pour on rffnelnbsg fingers or hot, stuffy kitcheni, batter and cheese. Bake by "They are great for even microwave 10 mIss., turning ripening an avocado! Jud 30 to dish one quarter torn thee. 46 seconds and that should times. Rain, shelf. Preheat soften one. You can also make Infrared heowing unit 2 min. ketchup easier to poured 01 the Drown for 4 mm. turning once. bottle. Jug remove the cep and Remove from oven and lit plac. the bottle In the o,enfor Maad for at lad 5mln.before about 20 seconds." catting. Breakfast can be made In a very short time. "Melt the ICR'S &tUUUAIV4 butter and cock eggs while This Iaa pod way toaseI- / .% p swur one way or the other became If.lt it wasn't any 01 her bmMine She took my rafasalto anawar to mean 'yes"—.aylng, "It the anewis' h5d been 'Dl, you would have said 110." * .• *\ J members of the community who visit classrooms to talk on a wide variety of subjects. Their speaking engagements are coordinated through the Kits Nichols) (Herald Photo by MIDGE MYCOFF PREPARES DESSERT over rout beef and gravy. 2 eggs 44 lb. leftover rout beef sliced 44 cup melted shortening thin 444 cups all- purpose flour 1 large onion, chopped Spread: Soft butter, 1 cup 1 jar Aunt NellIes pickled red sugar, 2 Tbsp. cinnamon cabbage Topping: 1 cup butter and 13 Gravy (at least 1 cup) cups brown sugar, 4 tsp. light Mushrooms are optional con. Place finely chopped onion In - could scarcely get through his well-prepared slide presentation for all the questions and comments of the students. Davis averages about a lecture a month to varying age groups. The Sterling Park group of 13 was the smallest, with the largest being about 150 kids. And the amount of questions asked was not unusual. "I have always had loads of questions," says the bachelor who adds, "I like kids, and working with 1/ them." "It's a very worthwile He arrived at Sterling Park with a slide presentation, charts and specimens, and found the thirteen fourth and fifth grade boys of the SLD the "over-using of those volunteers who are best known" and to best "utilize all our resources, "says (specific learning disabilities) class bursting Dividend Coordinator Dede Schaffner, whose office is with questions. So enthused about the opportunity to start them off young with the basic Information. It's pretty easy for me, I enjoy doing ThM DAVIS it.,' Schaffner, "We get glowing Alter his presentation to the class, Davis—like all resource volunteers—was asked to give his reaction to the class. Says Mrs. reports back from the volunteers. It's fun to sit here and read them. It's good PR (public relations.)" Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Members To Assist At Reception Place yeast In bowl. Add casserole. Neat, layer pickled lukewarm milk and stir until red cabbage, and rout beef. dissolved. Stir In sugar, salt and Pour gravy overall. Microwave eggs. Add half the shortening Mrs. Hill present ed an in- meet ing was President Vickie dance to be held with XI Beta City Council on robed bubbly and and half the fl. formative program on Hall who welcomed Norma Eta Chapter to be held April 7. heated well, or bake In con- smooth. Add remaining flow Following the meeting a ceramic,.. She explained the Wood, a transferee from var4lonal oven at degrees and mix well. Add remaining The February busineu basics of ceramics and several Jacksonville. candlelight ritual for the for 30 min. Serve over poppy shortening and mix. Knead meeting of City Council for Beta of the various techniques. Exemplar Degree was give to seed noodle., until smooth. Place In greased Sigma Phi centered Social Chairman Dianne Tina Bojanowakl, Dianne Gail, bowl, cover, and lit rise until for pi Displayed about her home were Gull reported the dinner and and Marlies McGibbon. APPIZCR double. Roil out the dough 1M0 annual Valentine Ball. me bell lovely pieces depicting the bowling social held tad month S TfledJini lni opdse two radangies I1$ ki. Scriad is to be d Feb. U, me the Others attending were I aM ssl, 1qus, % cups packed ttowu sugar each rectangle with soft or )c1)g f Columbus In stain and Hummel procedures. all members and 'their ZMU GMY , U497 3*wma. Ruth Gaines, Linda Dunn, 34 cup quick-cooking oatmeal melted butter and sprinkle with Sanford Gamma Lambda members husbands attending. 34 cup am Helen Hamner and Linda sugar and cinnamon Plans were made for a square Morris. * b. dItOSI Vice-President Betty Jack were Involved In three service Roll up tightly from , n- projects this month. They 34 t,.j made a presentation co £ UP.0 15V wivur. L.UL coning the Ballet Guild of assisted the Central Florida In 1 in. slices. Pod and r apples. Slice Sanford-Seminole. It was Society for Autistic Citizens, ______ ____ - - . Topping: and place in a W glass balag Melt butter, In microwave, diMs. Mix flair, brown sugar, add sugar and cons syrup. oatmeal and cinnamon Bring to a rolling boil and together. Cut In butter until remove from microwave Immixture Is crumbly. Sprinkle mediately. Do not overcook. mixture over appies Cook at $60 or higher, for 15 win., or Pour into two k13 glass tI.kiI* will epplea are tinder. Good dishes. Place rolls side cut sides and quick with Bob's Sauer. down In baking dishes. Cover and Let rise until double in size. braten. Microwave fo owing timing f ll or STICKY UM particular equipment or your (Fedsctwtthc.ftee) bake at 375 degrees for ruin. Two immediately 0 1 pkg. dry yeast into alwnlnwn foil. Can be 1 cup scalded milk (luke warm) wrapped and frv.en for serving bcepsugw at a later date. Reheat for I tia salt serving In microwave. ___ The ChI!drens Village of Florida and the Lakeview Nursing Home. decided the members will assist the Ballet Guild by serving refresluneuds at their March 3 reception for sponsors and family members, plus a donation of $50.00 will be con- During the business meeting the chapter finalized their plans for the upcoming annual tributed to Use event, Valentine Ball. A reception followed the The members rewarded business meeting honoring Ruth NotIon, City Council's themselves for a successful mouth by holding a "be good to yourself Saturday" which in- wife of Harry Halfon and will be competing with seven other Valentine Sweethear ts from Sanford chapters for the title cluded lunch at SIneni's Restaurant and a movie. Xi Theta Epsilon ". Refreshments wereserved aria art. nelson receivea a _ __ 1;. .• u• fckIlI ii eat UANDOPIGu Linde, dressed In all pink, was truly a Valentine Queen for The Gamma Lambda the night. The Chanter 95 95 4 .3 r•' (M P91.3034461 ill PARK AVE.. DOWNTOWN SANFORD . '. •. . : =°:rm:aa mi _ .. Øysoms leskedina bee. eatgresusdIr1edenIke Horn*. pe, I forpt ftsd , - Pitvr• i wai.r$,s. ci.. aIess. eo.eu a Csii W•r ursa.,. SsIea * eI • "1 ANICI FOR T1 io ______ MEMORIW' a ins pet—syr ys'f5 iS$ INI" 0840 _&i fl a IitiI kt*l. W00111 ' "LO A suv NO r SAN FORD UNS35 .CaU 3214454 NEW LOCATION HWY. 11.92$ Labs Mary lIvd. S WASHER kwas U do GlAND OPBIGll IN $ANPOID Woodlands home of Darlene theped pendant Presiding at the business __ 1ot way med Mom do whet to Will it." ia I 2T 1 i's' Gamma Lambda now bv* aim \" EARS PIERCED $5 Litale Pauline, Valentine girl for Xi Theta Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, was honored with a party at the home ofTina lovely heart accented lead crystal bowl from City Council. que TONGUE-TIED show my daughter who's boa? IN TORRANCE (I was.) Also, "Who will she be DEAR TIED: D.S'$ feel hurting If the wears a bra?" eudtopr.,Msappy er (No one). And, "How much will diver e.kck for a rude It cost me?" (Nothing.) 110111111 muir limes in bat ad cueseuly Than Itold myself that had IIF save my "absolutely dL *a, cu yea suggut a I M." for more important DEAR ANY: The litter noppy or diver comeback for If=the mother wbose$.year- Dd,i. So I give SAO s hig •. lid VU nd bacwau her h and told her Mw could wear . • •• Meow walda't buy her a ainatoathoolthsnsatdiyl OtA 11,0 kIVS breqid a let 01 Icouldhdiywatttorh.,to omarlis. pM home fromi4sooLWhe c Vs PIm...owNus a.ywaTOCAY.C.$$)44s4 NIW LOCATION Ibey. 17.fl& Laksry lint Sanford. Dividends office to Insure <I.. ç'ri JALIHATRIG? A women at the Iri Elementary teacher last week was Urban Horticulturist Tom Davis of the Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service in - a question Idoss't want to an Then I asked myself a few Chapter 01 Beta Sigma Phi held presented her with a beautiful just trying to Its last metting at the bouquet of red roses and a heart swer? qeutloms. stions. "Am I VandnSpC uftr from a Sterling Park - e gn5p and daks't en- .11 speakers. Responding to a request subject insects were the knowledgeable boys, Davis -- DEAR ABBY: A uman I work with asked me if I had had an affair. Iwas A receiver for bend edp meet kasun U M acoustic "'er was Moles a burglary at DsieM Pal Oil, * W. 111k IL in letterS. The $CIedIC 'Ylik? VU flied at $7$I. Burglars apparatly .ke a rcu windew to PM tithe bln 1CC5tdi to JamMe DW'4ie of $.dord Who reported theinç44eM in police. AlSO reputed was n instate flow h OW pep., øI'r. community has been overwhelming," enthusiastically reveals Mrs. Schaffner. And the teachers are equally enthusiastic about the program. Last year there were 269 requests from teachers for resource County school children. They are among the 300 resource volunteers listed in the 1978.79 Community Resource Volunteer File Was Dum founded Over Question About An Affair rocorde indicate. located at Lake Orienta Elementary School. "The response from the common? First of all, they share a love for children. Secondly, a willingness to share their talents, knowledge, and Interests with Seminole it's is vim In i m a libel 01 tn. ysathewbewurethe target 01 a NP 1'I4 by older heia candwd at eii. rn,i in '.agnisdooliamd to PbW -: Hackett's seateaciag was Mdkb4 ftn now" Is :Tuesday hussies a UW Wu:t wwweetes rkd 'c1tS Ii 'cuBer th Vial, coo EM IMlir, 32,01 :W.$1kIL,I.terdwar bud stydubbarybya . -r jury lmd been uenISMbesyM WV ongwAgm Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SALE Choose from our selection of Sscenlc and color backgrounds. Hea vy Duty ll ric in pric..ssa,tat Thurs. IS "!L 77 1111011 I10 MlIM,55. I1 to CMOs, You may select additional Portraits offered at reasonable prices, with no obligation. See our large Decorator Portrait. SatIsfaction always, or your money cheerfully refunded. These Days Oily—February __ am wow Wba Lad pee ci. NMI.d A professional 8 x 10 color portrait for WY Fri. 16 Sat. Sun. 17 is MIN. -. Daily: iOa,m.-Ip.m. Sunday: 12N - 6 P.M. Highway 17-flat Airport loulsvard Sanford A *Zam Ow sitting per sobject— $1 per subfr 1* a1LIIM0qi4 jets, gmups. or individuals in the same family. Panons' under 18 miwt be accompanied by parent or guardian. *a -- - •, ., --, 11 W .- S i:i:___' ' • • •- .- -- . -. S. �Vary Your Eating Pleasure IR— Evining Herald, Sanford, FL, Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1t7 Cooking 0 In Fact, Food preparation has come $ long way since early man discovered fire and realized that foods tasted better cooked. Man found that wrapping foods in leaves, shells, pods or parchment enhanced food flavor, kept foods moist and even quickened cooking time. In today's kitchens, we still use the wrapping technique but prefer more modern materials to work with. Brown-In-Bag cookery combines an old skill with an up-todate method of preparing foods In heat-resistant nylon film oven cocking bags. Brown-In-Bag oven cooking bags are efficient, economical and require 1*11, effort to provide foods that are moist, tender and flavorful. The recipes can be 'cooked in either conventlonal or microwave ovens. With oven cooking bags, preparation is thnplihted and cleanup is rsducedto little or nothing. HERBED CHICKEN I tablespoon flour 244 or 3 pound broilerfryer chicken 2 tablespoons melted butter or margarine 1 teaspoon thyme 1 teaspoon rosemary ½ teaspoon sage 2 small onions 2 stalks celery Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Shake flour in 'regular size (10" a 16") Brown-In-Bag; place In ibid-Inch baking dish. Rinse and pat dry chicken. Brush chicken with melted butter; sprinkle with seasonings. Slice 1 onion md1stalk celery; place In ;.bsg. Quarter second onion and stalk celery; stuff .. Has It 's Now inside chicken. Place chicken on top of vegetables in bag. Close bag with twist tie; make 6 half-Inch slits in top. Cook 50 to 60 minutes or until tested done. Makes: 4 servings. Microwave Oven: Follow directions above except use small pieces of Reynolds Wrap to shield drumsticks and wing tips. Close bag with rubber band, string or ½-Inch strip cut from open end of bag. Micro-cook on half power setting, 25 to 30 minutes, turning dish periodically. Allow chicken to stand 15 minutes before carving. RATATOUILLE 1 tablespoon flour 2 cups cubed eggplant 1 cup sliced zucchini 1 green pepper, cut in strips 2 tomatoes, peeled and cut in eighths 1 medium onion, cut In eighth 1 can (8 oz.) tomato sauce 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon garlic powder 1 tablespoon vinegar 1 tablespoon vegetable oil Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Shake flour In large size (14" z 20") Brown-In-Bag; place In 12 z 8 z 24nch baking dish. Combine all ingredients In bag, turn bag gently to mix. Close bag with twist tie; make 6 half-inch slits In top. Cook 40 to 45 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Makes: 6 to 8 servings. Microwave Oven: Follow directions above except close bag with rubber band, string or %-. A Long Way; Come .•.- * -. Tasty Sauces . .. I rind combine milk and Icup syrup from bag In medium mixing bowl; add pudding mix and beat with electric mixer on low speed 2 minutes or until well blended. Chill until ready to serve; custard will thicken, but not set. To serve, spoon custard sauce over warm or chilled pears. Makes: 6 servings. Microwave Oven: Preheat oven to 350 F. Place large size (14"40") Brown-In-Bag in 12x8z2inch baking dish. Combine brown sugar, water, sherry, lemon juice, cinnamon and cloves In bag; turn bag gently until sugar disolves. Pare pears, core from blossom end, leaving on stems. If necessary, cut a thin slice off bottom of pear to level. As each pear is pared, roil in syrup and stand up In bag, arranging In circle. Close bag with twist tie; make 6 half-inch slits In top. Cook 30 minutes or until tender. Cool. To make custard sauce, LEMONY POACHED PEARS % cup light brown sugar, firmly packed 144 cups water 1-3rd cup sherry 2 teaspoons lemon juice 1 cinnamon stick 3 whole cloves 6 medium-sized firm pears 1 cup milk I package (3-V4 ox.) Instant lemon pudding and pie filling mix 2 teaspoons grated lemon Follow directions above except close bag with rubber band, string or ½. inch strip cut from open end of bag. Micro-cook on high power setting, 6 to 8 minutes, turning dish periodically. —. ublIx _.'ioce for - ' SWIFT S PREMIUM PI1OIEN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE - I .,, F 1 Al Swift P,.mium P,eti.n Beef loin Swift Premium. Bond,,, Beef BeefRound '2" Top Round Steak ......... .. '2" lb Swift 1 Premium Pvo?en Beef 6 '2" Key Club Steak ............. '2" Swift '1" Chuck Blade Steak.... S 0 A Choice Non.P,oT,n Beef '1' lb Swift .. P,f.mwm P,oT,.n Reef S 0 A Choi, , Non.P,oT.,, Bon,I.,, b..f Swift s Pi,mium P,eT,n Bond.,, Reef buck Eye Roast........ . '2" Imperial Oven Roast . . , SD A Cho,ceNon.P,oT.nB.on,I,,,B,,f (ngIi,h C u t Io05 :huck Shoulder Roast '2k' Chuck Shoulder Roast Swift , Premium P,oT,n Beef Plate '2" lb UL - As.' 39' Assorted Flavors Of S.alt.st Breakfast club I 17N Ice Cream .................. Evaporated Milk.... 155 S.'. .... an 2s. Ivory Liquid 634 "." Dry hooch......... phs." • • iSc Off Label, Downy can Delicious Stokely (Top With Whipped Cream) Fruit Cocktail ...... • • Stoke y Ii Bavarian Kraut __ Stokely Cz.am Style o wh.s. Kernel GoId.n Corn...,... Fabric Softener 49 U.S.A. JI "s c.ns U J IX OR MATCH l.m.AppI.s...........3 . "Now Crop" U.S. #1 Florida , , &nus" Prinm 1 Cooking Onions ..... 3 Root Bssr.................. 69 , MOZI Sweet Treat% For D ieters S125 79c ' $1 ' cups A -, U 32-.s. I 'of $119 09 24.9s. Slog a w ) Swift's Premium T.nd.,.Grown. Gov't- - U C,,'. s.,u Inspected, Shipped DAD, Fresh not Frozen, .. U.S.A. 79 Dolkusus Flavorful Mexican Frisk Pineapple.......7.? 79$ Sweet - Butter I O.sd Anytkn. Kraft mend Orang. Julci............. b.N& 'I.', $p, Zesty Fresh Juicy (200.slz.) I ____ I iii Sslsds (tang. Six.) U. S.A. ' 49 G..d law or Cesltd Fresh Crisp Celery Cabbage ....... ' • I 69 Frisk Mushrooms.... ' 'I" u.1st $upp.rs......... sas, knqu.t Chicken ............. I Fried Delicious with ice Cream, Sara Las Pound Coke................ 'r 25' Cask Just I&. keccsk, Fresh Tend., lappini ........................ P., Yea, Stask., lusts or Solids; "Ceenky Stand"Sr.nd .. • I ... ANY TOWN Us GREEN S. A DTAMPS . 39 P., Yea, tisesoDsc.m$a,, edu.t.fPr.sh i.uq Cut Flowirs........... ...... ,,,, •I PUSUX RESERVES THE RIGHT TOUMITQUANTITIESSOI.D vu Measly, Cars Lotion .......... ----- ,,. Club Crockers............. Sisivi With Wle.... .. Beef 9Vj 29c Stew ... Just S... With Milk, k.8p's Su ................ Ai.stied Dinners n,,. IF V 4:1. A,I.•.l 99' ISU I SEE DETAILS AND GET YOUR OICIALINT1Y BLANKS IN STORES S1%9 Msds. Saa, & Spits (hiv, wills Cslhu) lnIS,d$. '' 69' Bread Dough ............. 99$ mid,.".' Cssstadln. )41S and 69' . . . - , .•, 2)9 Frosted Flak.s.......,..., 1$-is. $i 89 Tusat.P..t....,....4 CsntadinS '1 Tsusat.$..c.,,,.,,,5 Ceat Stewed T..uat..s..........2 oc Pew ON ta.s, Cumatisa Calf.. ornai, Camille. luilassi Nil ,.........I. 2's CSnwiMISII.1S,O,WIIII Madnusliwi C. 1* ,...,,.....,,•,. 'pt' 99 se A Kraft's Sliced Old English Cheese C.11.. hing. Week3 Feb. 15 F" Sour '°" Mar. 28 lids lys F.idh,sk ., 1ahv -'.. ' . •suc — KiWI , / $2 99 with eoch 3 purchase 99F, - Treasure Cave Blue Crumbles........... phs' 69' Don't wot, otter good only white supplies it WheaminChsssilsiShiuddd, M.zi.rslla Cheddar Cheese....... 99 $uites? tight N' Lively Law-Fat 24-01 S 19 _____________ Cottage Cheese........ cup I PUSUX RESERVES THE NIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES SOLD Sin&stsn Cooked Shrimp........... : 99c '2' Singleton 79' Mini Shrimp -j ...........,.. STAINLESS STEEL CUTLERY Now FeatUrIn9: Kraft's Mild Longhorn Cheddar.... kneft's Gum Chil i, Jolopuns, Gork or Go Onim Dressing Dips-.2 J ,''• ' ... for F0zenSeafoo0s '1 1 .i ! 1 Y .. $. $wansestkIII.n Chl..H.. Plua,. 1$-n. $iØ islsj •Sss4 IikIS.d. 1km.,..... kL1 ANYTOW '1" ed OIL* $1 lids ly. Preach Cut Green I...ss ........... j 99' T.-- Csncuk.5 12-n. 79$ mwwwww Jisic. Awathm __$qu.sh.......,3 Sutt.r*Uk Waffles. ' 59' VonC.n Pork & Beans .............. Dinty Mute to ' 4 T.styK..hlsr(Sstv.WithCh..s. , Publix brings you gourmet cuflery at budget prices. EKCO ETERNA U.S.A. ' 79' ..... ChipCooki.s.....,........ -4, .7$.ss99 Sr.cc.Ii $psars 2 Ga'.... P..s .............. 2 Nabisco Chips Aheyl Chscsl.t. 'j______________ ___ i"' 11111] 4wGreensta mps M _14(_#oftfift0V~.(..0o_ ANYTOWN U.cA ' I I • Nyquil Night Time Cold Remedy l0-ox. bat. p..,W.d.?.b 25 III I7 9 EXTRA : •I 34.s lidslyeC.vM.w.,u, $209 I.M.1 I please WOO 15 Or Moll I -. $129 ...•..... chopped Ua'cc.11 .2 Just. "Hint" I., Added Plays. Fresh Garlic ............ . 2 . 7. L lb an hive with Mashed Mi. Smith's Meathwstwing Cherry Pie lids lys Mixed Vsge,abIs,s, or Move of Any Candy iIip....W.d feb 21 IC7t _---_•.• ewe....._______ All lx upt Sliced 1sf, Banque I 79. i...n.ns......................... Tasty Tomatoes ........ -- ----pt , : Breast With Ribs Fryer Drumstick........ . 99' Fryer Thighs................. . 99' Fryer Wings....................69' Fryer Backs& Necks.. 19' LAND 5 LAKES LIGHTLY SALTED on Breoed Scollops........ .........'...... ' 1' Dieting is difficult Turn into a greased 15-by-1especially when you have a by-1-inch baking pan. Bake In a sweet tooth. 350-degree oven 20 minutes or Cutting calories and in- until cake tester inserted in creasing exercise will help center comes out clean. C* most people slowly re- Cut into 2-by-I-inch bars. Makch move extra pounds and keep 75 bars containing 30 calories them off. It is wise not to skip each. meals because you may gorge TEA MUFFINS yourself when you do eat. 1½ cups unsifted allFor a special reward that purpose flour reduces the urge to splurge on a 4 cup sugar sundae with all the toppings, 1 tablespoon baking make some lower-claorle powder carrot-spice bars or tea mid- ¼ teaspoon salt tins. Keep them handy as your 1 teaspoon grated occasional dessert treats. lenon rind 1. CARROT-SPICE 1-3rd cup soft sunBARS flower-oil ½ cup sunflower-oil margalne maragrine N teaspoons lemon % cup packed brown juice sugar 1 egg white, stiffly 1 teaspoon vanilla beaten 2 cups sifted allSunflower seeds purpose flour (optional) 1 teaspoon baking In a large bowl, mix flour, soda sugar, baking powder and salt. 1 teaspoon baking Stir in lemon rind. Add powder margarine and break up with a ½ teaspoon salt fork. Add milk and lemon juice. ½ teaspoon cinnamon Stir only until dry ingredients ¼ teaspoon cloves are moistened. Fold In egg 1 cup mashed white. cooked carrots Brush 2-Inch muffin cups with In a large bowl, blend margarine. Spoon batter into margarine, brown sugar and cupL filling 2.3rds full. Top with vanilla. Mix flow, baking soda, a sprinkling of sunflower see& baking powder, salt, cinnamon Bake ina4.degree oven torn and cloves. Stir Into margarine minmjtj, Serve warm. Makes 11 mixture. Blend In carrot,, to 20 muffins. — pwi"01" 494 F., You, Dips or Sshds, CsIlfstnlo Frisk Avocados..... 2 a4 OOc 73 Sliced Pickles .............. 69 P., You, Cashing Ns.ds U.S. #1 Yellow Vas.lht. 52... Pr.miumGtad.Fry.r Red Potatoes .......... 5 1V4 95 A & W bu$or Or Dint 11 24h. Six.) Psi Pies, Sauce, or S.41n U.S. P.ncy 41 p, 59 Dill Pickles .................. I•., P I U Tomato Catsup32-es. 79 ., Margarine ................. liv. Bonnet (Twin-Pack) Soft Margarine .......... Blue Bonn.? Clauss.n's Kosher tans 8-01 \ Yogurt P il AN?TOWN" 59c Margarine ................. Assorted Flavors Of Dairi.Frssh Jc.n. Stokely P., sád. ( 6 U.S.A. Blue Bonn.? Spread....................... EF OR een B.ans........ r I Mazola Corn Oil Stsk.ly Sh.Ilio , Cut Or Ft.nch Styl. G s 1 39 59 TiirLrciit, Margarine ................. 1ea l Bologna ......... Breakfast Club Corn Oil 69' '' ....... 5-lb Detergent 16949-01 P69 Oscar Mayer (Meat Or Beef) Sliced -- Comet Cleanser....... '' 34' FWWMNWA"vo '°."•• 4S Turkey Or Chicken....... $9 2c Off Label ......... • . '? 39' 13c Off Label, Dishwashing Stokely Tangy •' lit. I A' a• itundry L ' 1 1 99 ; Sausage ...................... sir 99c Swift. Premium Sliced Deli Thin Beef, Horn, MS9 $ 1 _______________ _____ __ SAVER Swift's Premium Brown N' S.rve ' Pasta is an International food 1 medium onion, chopped favorite. Although Americans 1 medium green pepper, tend to think of noodle or pasta chopped dishes as t ypically Italian, the 1 pound ground beef Chinese, for example, eat 1 can (28 ounces) tomatoes In almost as much pasta as do puree Europeans. 1½ cups water All pasta has nutritional 2 teaspoons salt value, and many U.S. brands of ½ teaspoon oregano spaghetti and macaroni are Dash black pepper also fortified with iron and the 6 ounces (about 3 cups) B vitamins (thiamin, riboflavin medium egg noodles and niacin) to aid those whose Fry bacon until brown and diets are less than well- crisp in a Dutch oven or heavy rounded. saucepan. Remove and set One-pot dishes such as aside. Spanish Noodles are a double Saute onion, green pepper blessing these days because they are both quick and and ground beef in drippings over medium heat until beef is economical. For a complete meal, start browned. Pour or skim off fat. with a glass of fruit juice, such Add tomatoes, water and as pineapple or apple. Add seasonings. Cover and simmer green beans or peas as a side 5 minutes. Bring to a full boil. dish and fresh fruits in season Gradually add noodles so that for dessert. Children will mixture continues to boil. devour this dinner without Cover and simmer until noodles are Lender. Stir occasionally. urging. Sprinkle bacon over tog. ONE-POT Serve immediately. Makes SPANISH NOODLES S. servings. 6 slices bacon GOOD IN SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTY ES Ib Pfig Big-8 Franks.... 16 or cp '$-" Muslim's Vermicelli , Linguine, Regular Or Thin Spaghetti .................. I Cream C... Chili With Boans..... 2 Armour Star Sliced Bacon................ •.. wstI Premium Oven Roast (Mild Or Garlic) Corned Beef................ Tennessee Pride (Hot Or Mild) Whole Hog Sausage .... Gwaltney B..f Or Meat Style 1•1'I 3 '"I These Busy Days 1 16 OZ. BTLS. 121 , Swift sP,eniii,mP,ol,nBor,,I,,,Beef InqlihCul Roa st) hort Ribs ....................... .'1" Short Ribs ......................... '1" THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FEB. 15, THRU WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21,1979... CLOSED SUNDAY.. $ Coke 19 3 '1" Chuck Blade Roast lb SD A Choice Nenp,.T,B..fPlate Joan Of Arc Dark lid Or Regular Kidney Beans .......... Serve With Saltines, Swift OZ. CANS SPRITE, TAB OR P.,mium P,oten Reef husk Blade Steak huck Blade Roast ..... Beer 12 29 ... lb 5 0 A Choice NonP.oTen Beef Visitors and natives alike know that Publix is the place to find the best in Florida eating. And you can always count on a warm welcome from Publix people. ,OYen SI'ANISII NOODLES SAVE ON BUDGET One-Pot Dishes Double Blessing PIEL'S LITE Publix The, Place for BeJ Rj. -v lib Steak ....................... ANYTOWN . . . S D A Choice Non.P,cI,n Beef :. 4- ,,,,. .. 'op Round Steak ........ b I II I2 1)(1989 . :••. SD A Choice Non.P,oTer, Bonpi,,, 11.0 Round I Ginger Fruit Dunk Drain pie,, reserving 1 tablespoon sync for dunk. Cut one package ch.eu. Into l2 weces; keep other package .4K* whole what intact. Cut apple in quarters, :s flour remove core. Cut each quarter 34cup all-purpose in au lengthwise and cut In • am thirds crosswise. Toes apple 3 h4speos chunks in a bowl with lemon '.: butter jigce. iireati Olga A i.incii 01111 skewers inthe following order: • milk, water, 'U' apple, pineapple, cheu., nd pineapple, apple. To serve, .*ui butter. Chill 1 heir, or Iliac, remsift package ol eeaii* t41y OM d hSM a cheese on platter and Insert 7 "A eraps pan. tdi. ½ cup slaweirs Wo the ct. Place bi$vopm. T end swirl to skewers around ctssee 00 Cook imiul liglily in spoir. fcu. Put erackers WItLIOIS$(SOtctipS In areu between skewers. kern pen with spatula. Flip Serv is , erups end cook ether side. UAJVr PUN(1I 1 cm (8½ as) chunk rein paper. Repeat pig, in synp pisim with rr* Wier; 1 quart apple cider sapsativmschor.p.. 1 CVP while rum am be wrapped aid 1 ct kiss. Ms wse. s cina s1k', uzersurr halved D4 UUOUTTE il whda cim limp' spplu(llb.4s.) 1 orm4e1quartired in piu.ppI, ebiwo aid syTup from cm ido souceps. PhoIN (S ft each) Add cider, rem, " ad Omsk chess k 3 claim lift 1 rid "dM apple each N -se wow $ ftmopm urn. Gently sinow over low beat 1 M's hour. Serve WMm in peach cop ormngLMaks7cups. . lirloin Steak................. '2" Sirloin nSteak ................... $2" - I . S D A Cho,c. Non.P,eT.n Beef Loin P4 WHOLE WHEAT CREPES I cup milk .1d cvp water *1N5 -. 0 . Siekaly t$sivsd Or $hs.d P OIL our Potour .. Wednesday, Feb. 14, 17-1B . Tomato Juice menu. .f - Chicken, seasoned with herbs and nestled on tender celery stalks and onion slices. Is a popular entree. As a vegetable "go-along," try a mixed offering of zucchini, green pepper and onions in a spicy tomato sauce. (This is Non-ProTen Bleef) FRY. Fresh pears, topped with a creamy lemon custard sauce, will make you wish dessert wasn't last on the Battered Fish Dress Up Frozen batterêj fish comes to for emegencies. Vary your want to serve several of Put fresh basil or mint, the french fries, accompany a fish vinegar, sugar, salt and pepper. the rescue for a quick meal at eating pleasure with sauces as you would with hashbrown With blender or mixer running, garlic, oil and vinegar into a dinner with the end of a busy day Keep a homemade sauces. adding oil drop by drop. blender. Blend to mix Chinese or Japanese meal, potatoes, green beans and begin Package or two in your freezer When entertaining, you may And instead of the traditional buttermilk biscuits with As mixture thickens, oil may be thoroughly. Combine with poured In a slow stream. After tomatoes, salt and pepper. '14 strawberry honey. -. • all oil Is added, beat in garlic Refrigerate until serving time. SAUCED and horseradish. Makes About l Shake well before serving. U BATTERED FISH 1-3 cups. Makes about 1-2-3 cups. • / Cook frozen battered fish HERBED SWEETHOT portions as directed on their TOMATO SAUCE MUSTARD package. Serve with one or 1 (16-once) can It cup dry mustard more of the following sauces. tomatoes ½ cup vinegar GARLIC MAYO 2 tablespoons fresh basil As cup sugar 2 egg yolks or mint or 1 teaspoon 3 eggs, beaten slightly 1 tablespoon vinegar dry basil or mint ½ teaspoon salt X e teaspoon crushed 1 teaspoon sugar 1 garlic clove, crushed ..: •. ½ teaspoon salt ½ cup olive or salad oil red pepper ¼ teaspoon pepper .. • • ¼ cup red wine vinegar Combine mustard and 1 cup salad oil 4 • . ½ teaspoon salt vinegar. Let stand for 2 hours. 24 garlic cloves, ¼ teaspoon pepper Put sugar, eggs, salt and red crushed Drain tomatoes thoroughly. pepper in top of double boiler. 2 tablespoons horse(Use Juice In soups or vegetable Cook over simmering water radish dishes.) Chop or mash about 5 to 8 minutes, stirring tomatoes. Put into a pint jar or constantly, until mixture In a blender or small mixer plastic container that can be thickens. Makes about 1 2-3 FL AVOR OF FISH ENHANCED WITH SAUCES bowl, combine egg yolks, shaken. cups. . In The Bag Inch strip cut from open end of bag. Micro-cook on high power setting, 10 to 12 minutes, turning dish periodically. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. GreenStamps DuliciousCoo&.dSolamiOr 55c Beef Bologna.... ltIIbJ THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY 2. L........_.............. Tasty Summer Sausage ...... '" fl 79c Z.sty.Flavoned Baked Beans ............... 59C EXTRA 4WGreenStamps of 'N'ICOUdOOIO,S(...Si Cycle 1,2,3,4 Dry Dog Food 5-lb. bag Ready To- Fried Chicken.............. 3. Fresh-Mad. Hamburger Rolls .........6 39c Fresh-Baked Strawberry Rhubarb Pier $ 119 hp.,..W.dI. ii, Ie79 ) eeeeeee.e..e...... EXTRA j flhIli4aiGreenStampsIf1 liii ______ a.I•J DeoS,.w.aua. Always A Family Payout., Pork Or loaf '' 1 79c Bar-B-Q Sandwich Mozola No-Slick [ where shopping is a pleasure P bI Vick Formula 44 "D" Cough Syrup 6-ox. bet. Imp... Wed Feb 35. 57eI ___________ ___ 4 9.e1. can 0 lIsp.a.Wed .1eb21.1575j eeee•eee..eeeeee.. EXTRA _1 _____________ jj4taiGreenStamp4!J khskl Furniture Polish 7-.z. phg. tRip.es WS4.,F* I X S •• prnt, birth EXTRA a.,a Publix POWer JwGreedtamps SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTL, LONGWOOD 35 6. u4 cwsa sa. OnisnIol, ImmfOnOsick.n 00"01018 dill Three 3-is. pkgs. (tapls.Wed. $575) '' 11161. $9' sag9. . ,.• - -- - . . -I - - -. .-. - - ----------' p �—-—- --•••-' Wednesday, F.b. 14, 1979 4U.—Evinng Hera W, Sanford, Ft. Lj ITION E S )HR 1 GnIdeo 'hide. iTc Vi' p i.. SWEET POTATOES FRESH LARGEFANCY LB 0 $100 1O TOMATOES ASAVE POUND .0 SAVE 16 COUNTRY STAND POUND MUSHROOMS 30 1w SAVE 500 EXTRA FANCY APPLES SAVE 300 4 JP SAVF F 1O 0 FOR R ES H FLORIDA SAVE 1O E 64oz $9c 2LB SAV160z B AG JAR JAR :oI19 ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED.. FEB. 14 THRU TUBS., FEB. 20, 1075. QUANTITY NIGHTS RESERVED. SAVE 100 FRESH FLORIDA 1 ® 49c 900 GRAPEFRUIT — SAVE 200 39c PEARS FRESH PPtE$ PUNCH LAUNDRY & . DETERGENT SAVE 200 84oz 179 BOX PEPSI COLA 32oz BTLS. OR DR. PEPPER 3/35c SAVE 1160z I LOAF W 170MUSHROOMS 2189 NABISCO HEARTH CAKEBREAD 1*cipy RYS I •U W PANTRY. PRIDE ssuiousii .r INOIIIN :4TMUFFINS PACK OF or KING, SIZE ?BR1AD YOUR CHOCK- PACKER LABEL STEMS & PIECES 4oz CANS SAVE log 1 COOKIES PEANUTSWiLl 2.ks/ CNIPt.A410Y lOss COCONUT CHOCOLATE CHIP 14ss YOUR $109 CHOICE. U 69 24oz I "AF PONDI uusw i'is Pal"PinlY Hiss in on. COCOA 2 $3 __ ow.SX7 INLARSEMINT 1*1100R 13$. FILM ONLY. FINAL (!) NAVILAND LR FREE SILVER FLOSS SAUERKRAUT AXELRODS OSCAR MAYER DEAN'S FRENCH ONION DIP SAVE 200 SLICED COTTAGE BOLOGNA CHEESE MEAT OR BEEF ALL VARIETIE6 '. SOUTHERN PRIDE WEEK PiNS CHiNA DISCOUNT, PRICE OF FER ML NAVILAND.INu CHINA SALtS INSPU 04 I$7L IUOUNLOWWSGOUN? SAVE UAW V1I NISS *S . • 1L 16oz 59 12oz$139 C CUP 9 1 CUP PKG. SAVE 209 PLAIN YOGURT lSoz cyp 39 ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED., FEB. 14 THNU TUBS., FEB. 20, 1979. QUANTITY NIGHTS RESERVED. SLICED LOIN END : a PORK CHOPS SAVE 30 LB PKG. SLICED BREAKFAST IuuI_ie_I•I _ r BACON S HYDRATED VEGETABLE PROTEIN . ..6 $* SAVE OVER 3LOS LB SAVE 300 ALB LB $13' I I I GREAT GROUND GROUND BEEF WITH S PANTRY PRIDE ASSORTED S l2oz PG. LUNCH 969 CHOICE SAVE 210 MEATS LYKES 2LBPKG. GRILL $ FRANKS MEAT OR BEEF ZEALAND SPRING LAMB LAMB SHOULDER LAMB LEG NEW SAVE 60 1 LB PKG. WITH PUNCHASI OF NYGRADI FRANKS MEAT ON BEEF $169 LB SAVE 200 PKG. 00 69 SAVE 304; ROAST SAVE 60 25 LB BAG PACKER LABEL SUNSHINE DOG$299VANILLA RATION WAFERS B $169 99L4 LB COFFEE LIGHTENER lSoz FROZEN SAVE 12 411 34 r PACKER LABEL ORANGE JUICE FROZEN 3/1 ba CANS SAVE 170 594 39 COFFEE REAL ISABEL ALBERTI LIGHT SANGRIA ROSE LAMBRUSCO WINE WINE WINE BEER SCHLITZ KKIPT CRACKEF lEnr IPAK$189 12.z CAN PANTRY PRIDE WAFFLE SYRUP FARM FARN FRENCH FRIES IS LB SAO FROZEN SAVE 3O 1101 PKG. 32oz BTL. PANTRY PRIDE ii SAG A.D.C., NEG..ELECTRA PINK $199 FOAMY LIQUID DITIRGENT Of UTTIR PH0 DONI "UclA' —Opp $I8 E LB CHOICE PANTRY PRIDE PLUS DEPOSIT OVEN GOLD VANILLA LAYER STEAKS SAVk410 A POUND ONES OOc ILB BAGS SAVE 100 BREAD SIM 5OozJAR APPLE SAUCE FLORIDA CARROTS 39 a— CELLO PKG. OF 6 49cJ LU LEAF MI OR ROAST! B B 10*121 POUND 'WANJOU MINI LOAF FRESH I TOMATOES I SAVE 200 FRESH PANTRY PRIDE Y' POPCORN SAVE 250 10 $1100 c' FOR I ILIDI. SAVE 10 TEMPLE ORANGES M10111110 SIRLOIN $198 1O STALKS PLANTERS CITRUS DRY ROASTED PEANUTS PUNCH r. CHUCK POT lb A CELERY SUNNY DELIGHT TO A $ 160AG 1199 ESH RED • RADISM1TT VE 100 CENTER CUT BEEF BONELESS BEEF FRESH FLORIDA RID DILICIOUS ELLO BAG Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1fl-5B rveninn Herald. Sanford. Fl. CHEER LAUNDRY DETERGENT C 49oz 1149 BOX B LITER 219 25oz 999 BTL SAVE $1.00 24oz$159 SAVE 40C BTL SAVE 300 24oz 79c BTL JOY LIQUID DETERGENT ONE QUART 1 1 119 B CREMORA COFFEE CREAMER $199 3Ooz I SAVE 400 I L — •• ,..-- . -- . �Wednesday, Fib. 14, 1117 68-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. LONDIE by Chic I WASN'T' NOT TO SLEEP ' AFTER DINNER SLEEPING TWINKING! ii Y pie] LI. 46 Auxili ary 48 Tore 4 Turns down Puzzle Answer to Previous predecessor I Born 'IOU CALL HAVING 'vVUR EVES CLOSED AND SNORING WI.IAT DO HONEY, YOU PROMISED ACROSS 44 CIA Young + r Sparks Ilipossess ' LI! (contr.) 12 Over (poetic) JIUII%I IAIU $ 13 Public SlNwYork 14 Eggs State city rnwj$ 15 College SO Clear profit d.gm, (abbr.) 61 N*thing llNarrow boot I2 Sudden attack I L As l 47. I l7 Scatter hey S3 Now (prsfli) AA I. 0 AN j i 14 Building wing 16 Japanes poit 20 Paradises 0 _ by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY 4 SIR,. YOU'VE GOT TO I'M TYPING, FILING, I DO GOMETHING!Z'M P01MG RUNNING AROUND LIKE ALL. THE WORK! MAP, WHILE ALL SHE POES IS STAND THERE a a I ç . - LOOK GORSEON (( ( I, J by Art Sansom tHE BORN LOSER 42 College 10 Level degree (abbr.) 11 Fathers 19 Bundles of 43 First-rate hides (comp. debt 41 Olympic board (abbr.) 59 Kind of lettuce 46 Quiet - - - - - 12 13 - - 15 - - - II 16 - - - - 22 CHOWL5? - - - ____ - - ________ 40 1 _____ ______ - - 43 42 44 45 C 0 144 by Bob Montana ARCHIE V. _______ ______ ON SECOND THOUGHT, NCVSRMIN 9 YES WE NEED A 6-U-1-0-A-N-C-E PROOFIAC)IR!SEEYOUR ____ c.ou-a-'• DANCE CNULA OR -4 &SEAPCIP4G,' 30 31 - 32 -33I - 36 " I ___ __ 3. ______ __ __ ______ - - - 43 49 50 - 68 59 of 82 I" 64 ________ 65 - 63 - - ____________ - - - )i 52 53 64 51 55 1 EZCeaIIVIY rapid weight loss Is functions such as sex? usually not healthy. _________ 0 h l and for a cystocele and rectocele. I ___ _____ - - "a (NEWSPAPER ASSN - - ENTERPRISE - _________________________________ I am not awe anyone really needs flow. But be awe to get swer to your question dependa your vitamins; B complex on underst anding what a vftimlni are found In cereals. I cystocole and rectocele are. suspect you are taking an The vaginal canal Is really a all,purpoae vitamin tablet muscular tube. The bladder is every day anyway. You should In front of this tube and the be sure to get sufficlatIt bulk rectum behind it. When the too. A good source of that Is muscles tear, separate or cereal fiber or bran. Perhaps weaken at the front, the bladder you're using one of the whole can literally rupture into the vaginal canal, causing a wttest treald cereals. e cystocele. When the muscles at Fm not enthusiastic about th sams or deam room- But as the back weaken, tear or ____ long as you don't get too hot or separate, the rectum can dehydrate yourself, are In good literally rupture through the ____ _____a rectocele. health and have no heart or beck wall, causing _ By For Thursday, February 15, pessary is just a isn't any good reason why you mechanical devise that is sitdi 't enjoy them, If you do. sorted in the vagina In the hope of propping up the womb. I rooms to remove any don't think you can expect any significant quantity of body meaningful results with fat. Theymlgl*helpyousweat pesuryforeitheracystoceleor out a little water, but that's a rectocele. It certainly won't helpful and semetimes con be drwgthen the muscular waflof the vaginal conal. Surgical harmful. HOROSCOPE - A circulatory problems, there Don't expect mum and item - DEAR READER: The an- 1979 Health Im sanding you the repair of such hernia into ON Letter number 3-7, Girth vaginal canal is very PEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider [I'M A F11 uv ffiJ ThE THEC' HAT 15 THE TO ___ urni IT might ' w . , *. u f . .141f ot by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP (HI9F6CE 9). REA1NC am' I WHY, vCU I KNCV! (JT HE AND HE THEY SAY THEY \ LIKE HIM BETTER -. ALLTHE GIRL'S LE9TER THESE rjaws.' singleton. Not wishing to H,a& AN A THE SMtE APVANTAGE THAN ME BECAUSE HE'S çg,' AGE! is fr a toy. Wa , S pr..pu to situation ccoUed by another show looks promising today, that the payment doesn't exprovided _____ you don't rock the ceedvalueofthedsed. boat. Be a good passenger VIRGO (Aeg. U-Sqt. 23) A out more about your self by dlchotomywhereyow'flnances sending for your all-new 179 are c oncerned today: In some Astro-Graph, __P.O.Boi 419, ____ be very Radio aty Stetlon, N.Y. 10019. in outer, you _____ ____ birth Be sure to specify could be extremely ix(Fak **W& N) travagaL LIUA (Sept. 2$.Oet 221 Though you may be tempted to discuss businom _____ with a friend Your coqnpw.'onate coocern At a social gothering today foranethsr is adinlrabie today. curb the Imas. Make an B6* don't take the edge off what hisal-YOU 111 totalk FEC ___ (0 See. AI J1 J7 UGS SUNNY • AJ35 Q 62 41 1063 WEST EAST • 762 .... 643 A 109 • Q753 •64 912 • A Q 764 SOUTH K 75 • K 109 •K Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South w.st N h ort i. ______ help declarer In either o the re suits, and deciding against returning a club, East made the excellent switch to a trwnp. Swth voi th6 tirump in dummy and made short work of the hand. He ruffed a club, played a trump to dummy's ace rutted dumm?s last cluI and then drew East's remaining trump. With a trump remain g In his own hand and in dummY South led a heart to dummy s queen. East won with the ace of hearts and returned a heart. South smiled, knowing the hand was over. He won the trick with the king of hearts and exited with remainIng heart. The defense was nowhelpless. It nude no difference if East or West won the trick. The winner would be faced with a losing play. He would OpenIng lead: 2 IC(31P10 (Od. II.Nn. 23) (Neeck Il-hF1 11) GIve cr.dIt whir. credit Is due. either have o give a ruff and ____________ _________ by Stoffel & Helmdah I TOt-P 'YOU 10 CUT TOP! H.. 5T0P11 2-14 NORTH • A J$ -. ........Y -- I ______________________ _ let%.sbl. about, fla yield going gets toth. know LEO • al ) ___ Someone may perform a very E '0• and almost always successful. FeryU,11I The Mirk Is willing today but ___ ___ WIN AT BRIDGE Tha coining year, you may turn the flh may be weak. Good _________________________________ ___ y a _ ___ IS WEED .JLSi' I&? FOR ThOPLE Control: Avoiding The Big Will 1* CANC (june flJuly ) LeT' HAVE ANOTHER LOOKAT THOSe IL.UE ?R1N1Yl.vE5TE.' sMY t4v. ' _ _____Which praise or benta rae'g worthwhile idea today sluff by leading a club or a By Oswald .Jacoby heart, or he would ha ve to k moon. she the wi as ll from a t there With )OU aid Alaa Ssestag lead a diamond solving the )telpsdyospsrferm.ThsrVia mayleterdainsitasyosrown. mystery poeuthWty It coetd slip 70W - UOrTTAaUm(Nev.DD1c. The biddin was straight- queen. of the diamond ___ forward. M people, th supernever did learn who *1) Bidausulse os're Vi(7 ficlallylooklngat ecards, haSouth d the en of diamonds. TAUII* (ApI 19M.y 19) would think the contract en ast eart ___ ____ ____ ___ ____ ____ ____ Udw it is a Ww od km in of derift bandits. In odw hinged an guessing the ioca. &Imply claimed the contract, ton of the queen of dli- showing the opp!eta that snonds. This is not the CIM. hand and cx mj4 be wise to postpone 70W use this won't be true. work tada. If Y0W beasts Declarer made the Ofl there was no dfense. hi it, you won't do I tract without guesswork. In (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRiSE AM.) 11) Others wW h.p you fulIW $3 fact, the defense was forced (Ma7 114au ) yeurom declarer', work______ for (Fora copy of JACOBYMOD(lcdMid rift 1n FE41 all Jour CS ____ to him. ERN, send $1 to: "Win at areas thgsJ4pyfl$odq,bet !1 you attempt to bold Eastwontheopenlngclub &ldg.,"cer.ofthlsnewwa- -. CAPRICORN (Dee. lUlL _ ___ _____ _____ ____ __________ _______________________________________ k* dwyw III* to 6 am INA far-eat gwibhw1 the .. Station, Now York, N.Y. 1x19. note that declarer SPIDER-MAN RANK AND ERNEST ow, NeuUP WTI s' d i! "we '?rt'?I __ ____ __ • _____ S __,j _ by T. K. Ryan MILE WEEDS 4i;;irs% W NOVO Z AIM Val 4WOOD! "L v4ys rn NIW. A . ' 1) VAMCOUVV X lID . ____ . t. . .. 911 3 BACKS, 3 GIBLETS j... . . . - these ct ep , i are ready to =ve. those 'll _ red whet you're pLan______ ning a big party or intimate 1181111 .. .--......-......-- . USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS . . 98 . - Patio Steak - .. I USDA CHOICE BEEF $938 LB. T-Bone Steak USDA CHOICE BEEF J '11 1/ •0 Chuck __ Steak removable bodom. Bake in a 435 degree F oven 10 m1nutes. Brush pastry lightly with ¼ CUT BLADE LEAN GROUND Chuck Whether you're planning a big party or traditional family meal, these recipes will fit the mood of the occasion; Golden Roast Duckling with Apricot Pineapple $148 $138 s LBS. OR MORE -.. LB. USDA CHOICE BEEF LEAN Sauce, Cheese & Crackers Hawaiian and Fruit Fantasy. 00 C Brisket Stew LB. Stew 3 LBS. OR MORE LB.. I ___________________________ • 2 teaspoons salt saucepan. Bring to boll and thnmarur*iltldck.ned, about 5 ApricotPineapple Sauce minutes. Stir constantly to Clew duck. Remove giblets prevent _____ lumps. _______ Spread half of and discard. Thai wings. Rub cranberry mixture on filling. cavity and skin with salt. Stuff Arrange pineapples slices with ii.ug. Secwe cavity overlapping In a circle on USDA CHOICE BEEF SHOULDER _ 44 A ,ptP ® - GING FRUIT DUNK TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOUR STORE I i pineapple I)T ___ 1 cup dairy sO cream _______ A mediately. Makes 4 aervings. 2tabl,t0O1te lmond upw 8A0EDRING 3 ¼ cup butter crystallized ginger 1 cup minced shallots 3 tablscocns dIowad 44 pond ffl _ 2~0 ______ _____ . ____ I alleed _______ baby ____ I ________ _____ I % teespoon up 44 _ ____ Hot ___ ll sha ots il NNW V4 pound dked, ___ Iran - unt __ ! up , .i. _____ Pie __ Iais p"i'pp',, reasrvisg i reserved I7T I sITUP Combine With DA anmww ___ eeh craps In I UP I ___ ______ frt __ r $ ____ _.S__ M Ed.Bake &atA(ZW .ItI°I 1 .hiui. cerersh____ ___ H __ % * I Ii * . _______ I _____ 1us. _____ ___ h '$46 caps Mice. ______ __ I 0 _____ ck*smis$sCck. . Mane s VAPL UI_s. BREAD LOAF . $1 00 20.01. 3FOR I NS004sNd &4gowef U.S. NO.1 WI 5.. _4cMnO... Potatoes by 54.554 54055 o 54 5'4 _____ 1l'ISNO*? (liN5*. TO _______ ______ ___ 10 LIS. 88c FRISK 59 c Cols Slaw - LI. OOLDEN RIPE Bananas 5 LBs. $1 - -. $1" FRISK LI. SALAD I Tomatoes C0LIT0I5 Cisi 4.5. 'sIN. 55454 85 ,*4iWpWISS I55*4I00. 154540 p55*554115.545.1 545 "" Al, 55454 suby 15855.55 =" I TO 1)45 COMAL 15.5554054.554'. act owe 4185 544. ..5544 54 s 5*41 *4 Was 04*45545115l. Iss. 01s Ole bes we5454.w. _____ 854. 4144*55 I *415451541 55 115.ss *455 WI_4 MS 5.54.405454____ 114.1 OP 4. .sIs0 W - ___ __ ___ 54*41*4*5 SSPq 0.*O150 554855.5454, 54.0s 1s sisim 54 540. .io4.t.4 hi . p is, sus N I _ a wos p. js.ømw 54 0001,1000 -- 15 5. Vasa to"115541550 k0of to a as oft a 41W -'"s- * che.ad - OVEN GOLD FAMILY SIZE SkCaI MIX "408119*4555141 J*04.J1 3 sc1IkaprP.ck ___ 1 om(14lL)i pI:'t in spTUP *j t.bI:*a .qrap, Uisd ____________ ______ my.,RcA, 44 cep clidMy '. r sin Ø. wIth ffiI ceipoii. i*rse 2.25.75. I vo __ :- 68 GAL. I Mushrooms ' MILK 10, MY _____ diced, cr • - When ___ COUPON HOMO. °•I piodsO P55 55'S 554 P41415411' 5.00 C5_4Nd 541 *4 1510104541045550., S pineappleIn' , WITH THIS EXTRA RICH : p5.4. P440. .*5.s 54 55c.40& ss.4 (11 IAWAHAN 1 om(11b54cs.) $129 AVG. OUSTAFSON When you PROCTER--AMBLE - - --TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOUR STORE - 1°"' at cues Sve hot ___ I 551 .05 (04555.1 44 '3I 5,.0.5p.sss.4 ____ P4 c0.4WI'S TIbt0 Of COtPO!4 01115 Tb.s 0000. -nI 54 ds.l fry S t45441 44 P454 04 p.osss .4 P44.54se, -öc54sO .414(41. __ 54 *4 (54555 554' 1s4.cWd P4_b 55454 pi*0 IN C. 5455 'ise0404 7 (554.550. 1510, 51155111 IS-P. 455 I 's_w.o bwe.c., *1.04.154 .s.ot4 $S.c$ 54 so 101401" is Iwo o.ciss p..s.sN0 .0.55 be IP.iss 5455 ss444 4.41.550555m14.54 we s54.os .4444co, I4. isWI 40bwp's5454 Oleo ON 5sm's P_4I54s0c*454 54 N .cc554s0WI 's5555 - I 4 4s.MI4 by P4 .04504.054545454 P4SI .14 #s05l wo 0 01555 wo iO4ss N *4 _______ 0.85 *4pbeI 54 P4 p1.44455154000 P4 1115 55055544 - 4.50 sJ wo P.scW S 405.55054 we Co4.*C54 A..woa, I :16own .-ec54WIP4.0GOIOIIS IPCSAO N 0.45550. AT 01* IUINU To colco"It oleo 1. _____ __ ________________________________________ • I SH.FLA. I e0W with a'ape }WIIS. TO LW OPt CCN PER RCHA5E .4•4 '•40001 P44115(0 501 *5S•s PMW ___ half. Speed 1 tablespoon k P ____ ____ : $ LB. FAMILY PACK FIRST CUT LOIN buy TOfl4COrn CAU1PON.D.., 4.5.44.041*4554 44 ,we05eIs.W Mp 5505 .4Ut'tC 1.wo..s 4.5.00 ..0 is P4 wwo os TO154 COMIC Twos s..onc.d soot. owe 4, *4 .4 j .4*41*4(0 55554 ______ 1 jas' (II on.) apricot jem 44 tu.." onion powder _____ 44tesNJ 9as ____ 2 __ __ _____________ I BOX t)u,tcaav'I4Lnes. Blueberry Muffin MIX __ ______ wwk wiled MW ___ __ 11 L1* Pork Roast ONE ___ __ __ ___ ta"P0OI -'bilt,r OC SAVE e t::i .ii .-- I SH.F LA. PURE FIRST CUT LOIN TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOUR STORE ____ ____ cy hi LAUCZ 4 a s.) & GAMBLE PCT. I 0. P4 5.4 N51 54 P4 •1S4.c.5 .1.00 P4 5555W P4 600, SO slipplo. Al Q5. IIflI4. TO =96 ' GANNIM__________ ___________ ism SuAll"SOMM WWI ____ ___ ($46 ___ Cl __ in __________ _______ ___ 1 shz. slucent. Add musirooms and contlaae and shrimp uut'si 8t1*hiriee,i riley, aagundsslt.S1iaboat2csps buy 0 grain_______ rim QOc LB. R _______________________ L) OR equivalent off ONE FAMILY SIZE (23o two regular 4 .5055544 ________ 2 t1bMJV0OI5 minced perdey . LB. $119 5 Les. MORE LB. Ground Beef _____________________________________________ you 54 0 t4., b4Oq 0.40554 frO's PP.050405 '0450 5554' p.*s Tb., (*4.04 r P455yp.4 550 -s '55 be '.,..dw.d the .044.4' , .. 'Q.44 I'.e.ie PIs.0s P.'ebew CO ol 5.4(411 slocb .4 we 04v.0. S. two P.0$ pIs.045I wos be sl... ww '.55.04*544.1*. 40... .4 .4 .o. 054.0... 5., - ii .o.i.. .e..s.., 4. ,,... pcPss4 P,.1, .54.54 t..•SM .4 be SOcwWd WI 444..Ia4SlC - long 2 When .: Dmcaa 44ta". BROWNIE MIX _______ LW ONE COON R PCHASE .. IaIImLm 4. good ., P.. c..4 £e .441 c.sIb TO THE OlAtti ye.CPC.s.b..i re.Ie. s..clihw,so4s W Cp14454P44r'e444 4 P4w *W4c.w' *4' bewc.44s.P.P44..s.4P...c.c.o..-s. 4 w4s,yi P4w .04 b. P4.44 Py4444W .. ItP. P4 00 )bO'4 RMO.-Of CO*.ON Calls S 0.00.0 be .04.4154 bye c.P.P. 04 P4 .44 54 p1141504 P4 bis.d .4. 44(0454 s41 P4 11i .04.4 I 811* tOgithir all INdi$tti .ehi bowl and chill. Serve In______ 100 E _____ ____ %poimd COOked _______ 10C I regi" 16 degrees F who lone. Remove dressing. Brush __________ $'i 98 oil Spare Rues I.- - - DH ____ Br MEATY PORK ___ ____ LI Roast Set on roasting rack. Roast at remaining marmalade. Fill 500 degrees F 15 minutes. Reset pineapple centers with oven to 235 degreesFand roeat reserved cranberries. Remove 1 bow. Duck is done when outer ring of pan to serve. thSTUtoflIM& inserted in the center of the stuffing should $i7s USDA CHOICE BEEF SHOULDER ROUND hlT)t4ktCO41., London U3 - $2N LB. . . _________ . USDA CHOICE BEEF DELMONICO ______ imb ... $188 ____ _______ ad ceiu'th.. I A. 47 USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT with theae recipes will lot iou tabkpooma sar and flour. hm fm at your party tool Pour into pastry ahsL Reset GOLDEN ROAST DUCILING oven to 400 degrees F. Bake 10 Afestive dithcnyour tabk) minutes. Cool. Combine (about 4 Pounds) cranberries and cornstarch In II 55 LB. Drain pineapple. Combine 1 S __ I". .. marmalade. Combine sour dinner. A well planned menu cream, 2 remaining bells sad thickens. L ___ 0 Fryers Steak ow They're a delicate wheat crepe and salt. Cut butter Into dry ____ ingredients until mixture wrappedaroundaelalcmllng of pineapple, ham and cheese, resembles cornmeaL Press Into After a briof Mint in your oven, a 9-inch quiche pin with i$p * UP favorite is Crepes Scott. cup flour, 1 tablespoon sugar .T 4 ... For party hors d'oeuvres try 2 teaspom comstach _ - CUT- .lj? ,. .. . .. • ___ I PENT COMB. PACK CONSISTS OF: doin Steak " jam, salon •--i. eddadI U- ad rasissud eyv $ ..cse w ___ kisgtoaLC $ LB- 68c Thighs 3THIGHS,3WINGS,3 BREASTS ___________ tAAA LOc . Fryer For a festive dinner party Dash salt serve Golden RoagDuckllng. ½ cup t*atter In recipe the duck Is 44 cup orange lavishly glazed with Apricot marmalade, warmed Pineapple Sauce. Sage 2 ctçsdalrysotr Dres is the perfect corncream pllment to the robust duck 1 can (6 os.) whole flavor. berry cranberry sauce these terrific recipes. A 68c DENT STD FAMILY PACK 3 tablespoons sugay _ . LB. from gratting cheese and 1 CU + 2 tablespoons I ew (1 . wceI.I.. Fryer Breasts ahead. Just keep It chilled wtll 1 (1 1 serving time. That will save you pineapple in syr up _ __ • LB. 47c DENT STD FAMILY PACK example Cheese & Crackers 4 to 6 servings. __ ______________ '%tm4 2.14 . Fryers _t&. a ________ _________________________________ . S . -I _____ . __ ' AP*ICOTPU4RAPPLI ___________ . rag y) ____ ________ IM, .... .... . If You like make4bead meals skillet. Saute sprouts and 4 aen1. __ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Prices Good Wed., February 14 DENT STD. WHOLE (inanyhostsflndthisls one way carrots. Add rwilnlng ing, to save work on the day of the mushrooms and walnuts while part then your notes should gill sauteeing. Stir In lemon sayhow10 convert theej dishes uice, tarragon, salt and pep ° ahead recipes. For per. Serve Immediately. Makes cooking bacon at the last f through Time., February 20, 17 could be a simple reminder to and carrots In 1 cup boiling witer5mlnutes;drajn.Heat2 tablespoons butier In a large - or seasonIn foil and ______ ' - 1 2 LOCATIONS U 10 their reactions. Take notes if mm brussels sprout Mews. you want, so you can prepare It Soak 10 minutes In enough cold to your own tastes. Your notes WIUT to cover. Blanch sprouts mlnutet i * 4th 4 Sanford Ave. OPENMOII.TIIvrs Ia.m toIpm. Fr,..SatIa mt1pfli Sw%. I •.m. to 3 P.M. ___ 111jth ___ 7DAYSAWEEk _ Fruit Fantasy and serve It to ¼ teaspoon salt _ your family for dessert. Usten ¼ teaspoon pepper fl Ave. & 2Sth St. Fork OPEN DAILY I A. M. TO P.M % WiM fresh Why not recipes a few 2 weeb(or a few days) I*f juice Your party? For , teaspoon ____ __ _____ __________ I _ Mind WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS panicky moments in the kitmushrooms, sliced chest! ~ CUp WahitUt halves Satue' A WA5NT HIM! ' ____ - n 5kjMpeD _ _ ______________________________ _____ ___ ___ ... FOR AND'HELLO? aV4A6I INTERROOATIOII ROOM to the lad detall, and that saves % - - Of pardlon and ttnthg down ¼ cup butter ____________________ bY%tanLuand JnRomita by lob Thaves . Peace and they taste very special. TARRAGON VEGETABLE Why not taste for yowaelf? SAUTE In fact, testing recipes Is a ~ pound brussels _ ____ ____ With food looks and taMes In a lquart saucepan, bring terrifiC, the boat can greet pineapple with syrup to a bolL guests with peace il, Slnuner45 minutes tolhotw, A menu tzlngs peace of mind half covered, until almost all 10 hats who know the recipes the liquid has evaporated. Cool good way to entertain feeling frantic the day of the Water ______ party. You'll get the pre- ~ pound carrots, sliced appearance? The fact that am newing 70 and fear an you're only losing about a operation but am badly In need pound a month is Jot fine, of help. P09k who Uft too la this an office or and don't change their lifestyle prodacure?Isitsafe? Are there usually regain It all anyway. any admu effects on the body lly When the DEAR READER: I think DEAR DR. LAMB: Could you you're great. Why not get in give me a little Information there the use of a pessary 'fl regarding your ea th en. oya It's easy to entertain when ¼ cup cwrwts Your menu is well planned. ¼ cup chopped pecans are reliable. This collection is ft in chutney, currants and exactly that. As you see from pecans. Serve with duck or the photo they look Impresalve, other poultry. Makes 2 CUps. 17 - - 20 21 R ining thnesa Week, send 50 emu with a long, and family floir. My huaband in stamped, self-addressed eem to th k I am ve ope for ft. Send yow requeat much. I have 1 complete to me In care d this newspaper. phyalcal every year. What do P.O. Box 1551, Radio City you think? Station, New York, NY 10019. - 29 Enterta I Lamb walk three miles arowsd the track, swim 40 lap', the 5$Wt', Me$Ifl room and _ the Whirlpool. In February lweiShed 1* Mlcklle,asareward for your now I weigh 130. I would like 10 efforts at self-improvement. get down to 115.! have given up Others who want this liiue can 24 26 three - - - to Improve - IJ> VERDALE HIGH NEWS, - Dr. exercising. I 14 - - 23 25 26 27 - - 0 ______ __ 54 - - - - Ill adoy, _ - - - :l4APPY 'LEiTI n * i i Something small 36 Aye 32 Nothing (Fr.) 57 Snake eyes 39 Tints 7 Gold (Sp.) 33 If flOt 58 Written 40 Abominable I Sheer Cooks 9 Comment on snowman avowal of a measure TRYING TO !Ian A Menu That Can Be Prepared Ahead Older I ev 4 Oral to 37 Caliph's name S Actress Gabor31 Chiu toy 6 Decade Grow DEAR DR.LAMB:111fl64 year. old and have been In good health all in,' life Now that $111 ietfred, I have joined the health spa. I spend three both 65 Domicile LIEN SLID 22 Under the 66 Furn ish with 47 Open.mouthed 21 Coloring weather weapons 23 British insurer 41 Twining stern 24 Peep 24 Slosh 25 Allow to fall DOWN 49 Wicked _ 26 Trim off Normandy 26 50 Blab 1_Conbranches Invasion day 52 King tenders plia 26 Exuperats 30 Mongkuts 34 Rights ($1.) 2 Skinny fish 27 Newspaper 3 Energy 35 Wise bird notice (abbr.) materIal You i 6 .. - Your Health ___ 9 Comedian BIGoldCout \ Keeping *0 NL I 8554 O. OWN :1 CRISP Qlary 55454540.50111.44. W85 S.1 , 54 *4 54544515540*4 54weCsulic5554A0s.0 WICIIIIIATt PLA. 1 cut 1111011111011"'54 BASKET AQc STALK 29C I OARED . •t SI 4 Li $100 �I. 118-Evening Horald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1fl S _________ _. TV HIGHLIGHTS . .I back In the ring. (Part 1013) ®SMA'$'H Colonel FIagg (Edward Winter) and Charles try to prove that Hawksye is a Communist sympsther. EVENING . ;. 00 0 CHAFA.Wg ANGELIS 1N THE CIRCUIT .COURT, EISHTUNTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE )MI00 coupiTy, FLORIDA. 5THEJUNG AND THE CASE NO. ?541W.CA44.I IN ii TI1 MA •ALLMYCHN.DREN LARRY ANDRE* HA*K, Hul- __________ Mummy 3000 MORNING AMERIMORNING Jill •UUAS, YOGA AND YOU •BUUETER 8:30 mon.we. CID 0 , MOVIE "The Front Page' (4)0 css ws (C) (1974) Jack Lemnn, Wit- 6 ABC NEWS IT'S EVERYSCOY'S BUSs. terMatthau.Atoughclty.dnor and a topnotch reporter cover NESS the eXeCUtiOfl Of I COflVICISd 7:00 cop-killer. (2 Ha.) (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME • 90 (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "A GD 001*DAY AT A j Son For Murray" Murray. the father of three daughters, decldesthathewantsason. l000 42 THA CqOes.W1Ts (4)0 DOLLY AND CAROL IN SWILD NA$HViLLLDoiy Patton and MACNEIL / LEHRE1 I Carol Burnett corn,*ie taunts REPORT to present an ptou, 7:30 COmedy and dance from the .'cij u*i CLUB Grand Ole' Opry House In Nashville. (4) FAMILY FEUD DANE FEVER 0 VEGAS I (M (4)0 THE ENERGEI4CY o (4) THE COD COUPLE (MON.' ..'- Iioo WED DAYS (R) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. 11:30 PIA$I4jf ON 1,4E ORTljI4E. ROAD (2)WHEELOFF SIRLIMAOFLIFE FAMILY (2) THE WILIURN BROThERS (THU) (4) KUTA$A No WE PASEWORD uis _____ HOLLYWOOD (1) CALENDAR 730 it (1) 0 TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI- the people responsible. 100 TOMORROW mws ____ Onrsstesi $00 TA1N KANGAROO UI (MON. TUE. TNU, FRI) 5 FOOTSTEPS (WED) 1:10 $25 (li TODAY IN FLORIDA KOJAK One of Kojak's detectives becomes the prime suspect In the death of an arsonist. (I) - PLAZA I .•-"---' . CIS ' . '30830N, Est: 4 I Illu..y.4fe11t neeft ai -i F'O(IdI SOCIstY &'estldng and Cardiac Md, 7p.m., Qirist Eiüco,al Qiwth psr kell, 151 W Qirth St., Losigwcod. To promsts CPR 161 M, in pubzic .ta. AAIP-NART 12:30 p.m., Sanford CIvic Csler. Bist Luflctson. Speaker US. Rap. IUthIrd Kelly on Social Security bunst& 1)005' lltIi. ',• ___ PiN, 9:15 ____ _______ VERY WHICH WAY UT LOOSE F' ___ _______ ____ ___ OIVORCE-I*I0-Ouaant.et Free details, KIT, Box 791, Pompano, FL. 1, 941.4ff7. SelfStamped addressed en. velope Tayco P.O. ex eoio, Stxkton. ca. 95205. We need anexperlencno MATURE ONLY Maintenance man. Full lime. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent, 950 Mrilonville - Legal Notice Ave. WHY BE LONELY? Write "GO A • Ma$V' DatIn Service. All A.eL • P.O. Box 1031, CIw?r., FL. 32317. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND _____________________ Local Mfg. Co. n,, an perienc,d person to assist Plant Mer.asa Production Expeditor. Excellent opportunity for the right person. Mail Salary . BY ANYONE OTHER THAN RONALD L. IRWIN, as Trustee, MYSELF AS OF 2.12.79 Michael FIsM.' Plaintiff, Widdinisby DOT NOTARY PUBLIC 31.2 tftIf'tP.f' - LENOARD J. FINCH and BEATRICE FINCH, his Wife, and SEMINOLE MEMORIAL COMPLETE DINNIP 111I ' ikk ad2M aft ______ ____ 111,. WELLES -' INCLUDES, 6 9 I.; K '.4- Home, 919 E. 2nd St. __________________________ .tsss rnizis 715 ".aeov, russ- BRING HOME THE 5000 TASTE ' NOR IS SUCCESS . .4 C?I$i.T$i%Cp...i ss4'ss.a. NNPa*ss.I$,pit.sst maim I _______ ____ _____________________________ SWEETHEARTS' SPECIAL os Wed., T1WVL, Pd. Jut. 14, 15, I _____ 4ISIIIq 4PlIIS M .'" n . STEAK 5- FOR I .,. - 2 2 MASS 2 usvuu 665•4422. Clean FurnIshed 1st Floor apt. Private entrance. Adults only. 1001 Palmetto. 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida PTOPSIIY DESK CLERK & COOK - Apply in person Holiday Inn, Sanford MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in R ea l Estate Is sold daily In the classified ads. Nothing small about that. __________________ SECRETARY - Real Estate Warehouse for lease, 16.000 sq. ft. Call 3321313 or contact Jungle Laboratories Corp. P.O. Box , 2015, Sanford, Fla. 32771. -_---- 37-A--Storag, Rental __________________ Firm. Sharp gal lull time. Downtown Sanford mini ware. house space available soon. For TypIng, phone handling, dealing Information call 323736). with people required. 671.4111. 40-A-Api rtm.nts I . I PubiNe: February 9,54.1079 DIG ii - I .%.$,795 .5 - . _ Statutes. You Rave 30 wave :.. February Ilk, 101L ii ContaCt me '"• Hsu F. Jobui. 'Cows. ty Judge, Seminole CelidY CalF?. ___ _______ PROJECT LOCATION: leminals canwy, Flojlda __ - By: Jeans K. Hare Osputy C15 Handsome 4 unit apt. bldg. Finest location in town. Four 2 BR Apt?., all rented, great Income Producer with high yield. Fine investment at sis,xo. AAA EMPLOYMENT WE HAVE A HEART!!!. 1* N ' ____ - 1 I " 10 . :- . .. I is _ -. . - - 1. _____ ____ ____ _____ ____ assumable 323- 5176 $2" pcI ___ ___ Jm OPin -1' ..J L;I - Ins. Rater $600 UP Co. needs sharp person. Exc. benefIts Gin. Off I 2*LOUIANIODI. S ______ ______ _______ _______ F _______ ___ _________ __ ______ __________ __________ ________ ________ ___ ,•, 71 .., (NWY 1742) S*NUI .:. ' -, ________________________________________ . ( ____ -____ , " . ., SLdsL1 _______ .J*l1*P*V7.$4lI, osss ' J. W. "lUU!t V' .: $51 Dispatcher . Top paying lob Ne toe qveitly $51 Drivers .1610 Mull have recent exp. 1mm epenb. $900 $UPSS'VI$or Fiberglass layout exp. Plus wpervW can Pit you Is wait. Factory Will Ivaln - Wesdy work. COOKSII . Security Guardil I $461 I HAPPY I Nice corner Sanford lot with fruit trees, fenced backyard, garage. 21,Fam. rm. could bemadeinfo -d BR, OR w.bulN.ks china closet. *33.910. I VALENTINES S In a growing area-Lake May. A w,.'I kept nest isa pbs 32, ample ClO5e3. andscipad yard w. heeo. 136.911 1DI Country preOar'Iy, waterfront 3. 1. Large L R, Fans. he., ti,eplac , porch. 1M.730. We are esduvive agents far AIR HomeS, custom builders. Come In and counsel with ins it our i,Iudee in me price suck stvas as: I. Custom plans, (you put wills Where youwaittthSffi at is. fliTs charge) 2. Fireplace 3. Plister walls 4. Virtually maintenance free oiderlovs. S Your choke of several elevi hess at no extra cost to you. Prices start from SIAHU en ysuw sot. Several Openings - Dew? Delpyl I us Assit. Mgr. ____ 'mi row ca n.rapuw a ______________________ _______ ot Grocery Stock __ ___ ______________ Malwa-Hpsrndabli. Must Mv• y'ery w. ___ ___ vft $79. pl*lJa 14.p7 ,32$9p Pi*I*: Janwsry$,p MM I Merchp, $ng eb Y7 SXC bass. Fork Lift , , $520 up '° work Long distance very - potential _____ money. ______ __________ hefty, W. 2$24 PAR K DR. 322.211$ REALTOR AFTER HOURS $410 Seles personality + 11gM office shills can land ttsILjOb. ___ ____ Niat __________________ ____ - WORLDS ' • Jniter • BEDROOM, 1½ BATH.'CENTRAL HEAT, CARPETED, DRAPES, FENCED. NICE FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD. GOOD ASSUMABLE MORT. GAGE WITH $7,000 DOWN. $227 MONTH. • '": . - -• - - . . - - - - , STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 542.3453 3221959 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, KITCHEN EQUIPT, 2 CAR CARPORT. BEING RE. DECORATED. $39,900. I BEDROOM, 4 BATH. WORK. SHOP. FRESHLY PAINTED, FENCED YARD. 131,900, ONLY $5,000 DOWN. BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM, CARPETED, CLOSETS GALORE, EVERYTHING OVERSIZED PLUS 2 CAR GARAGE. A SHOW PLACE NEAR DOWNTOWN. ONLY 122.000. ROCKE1T LOG HOMES HAL COMM REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR $4 am work wo Cs "yavr Put gOwrCenc*" The Real Estate Agency REALTORS *1Can*u'dil 213W6 ', S. p,ac m.,s Isahi 232.4 for :". ,. ~ Sale 404-1 .. .., ,~..~.. 0. .1 : :1~ I , ... ... , -- _____C7,_i_= -- 65-Pets.Supplles - 75-Recreationa l Vehicles BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford acre. Write to Harris B. Mullins, RI. 1. Box 13, Chadron, Neb. 693)7. GENEVA AREA SACRES NEAR LAKE HARNEY, PINELAND, ROAD FRON. TAGE. $16,500. GOOD TERMS. SANFORD AREA HOMESITE, 95025', CORNER, ON BLOCK TO LAKE HOMESITE ON OSCEOLA NEAR I? 92, PINE AND CITRUS $4,500 EXCELLENT CORNER HOMESITE OSCEOIf & EL 56 ACRES FRONTING ON CRIPPEN RD. PASTURE & WOODS $25,000. EXCELLENT TERMS. MARION COUNTY 60 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS OF OCALA FOREST. ACCESS TO 350 ACRES OF CRYSTAL CLEAR LAKES & S ACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE & OAK TREES, PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, $2,750 PER ACRE. 5 ACRES, PINELAND IN ROLL. INC HILLS, $4000 TOTAL SILLdRS& BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL ORIUVAHOMLI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE O IT TOGITHER BR, 1½ both home cltt new w.w carpet, C.H&A, ireaIly_painted outside. Dining ersa. fe nced yard, all on quiet u14e.sacl Many Extrasi IPP WARRANTED. Just 531,2101 BELIEVABLE 3 BR, 1 bath llffilinlsmlandwig. Fla. Rm., wilt In bar, covered patio, newly rem. kit., vanity, new caspel In LT 5 Many More Surprises, OPP WARRANTED. Only 11"111111101 4ATA BUY 3SR, 1% Mo home a WasAkedsa 051* *.C.III, 01. wage. OR, breakfast bar, wxw word a ant 1FF WAR. SANTID. Wow, 004.1151 PIR$lL2balsiIlsmelnga eda wC.N$A, w.w ca,gM. 511? SR plan, Olt.is kit., is. vesl Nil plaiviedl BematlfvI laclous Name hr 03&ISSI IRGIT '661 NOT Ram-udalul3 ILl baits Name w.CH&A, w.w arput, DRs ag sin kit. & ilersl Will paint exterior In Myers chalcel •PP WAR. ANTID. Yew, her $7AUl SAL. ESTATE ASSOCIATES 11$ SANFORD'S SALES EADIRI WE LIST 5 SILl. ORE HOMES THAN ANVONII ION THE ONE THAT's NO.11 Vacation time Is here ... qe$ what you need for a happy time with a Classified Ad. New 233 Homes, 4 pd interest to qualified buyer. $25,000 to $15500. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2257. OWNER TRANSFERREC Soavtiful 3111½ bath, CHI ww carpet, "Like New" horn Kitchen squipped, extra larl Yard. $*155. LAKE FRONT. Extra Isle 3 II 3 both, split plan, approx. 1 ecrsi In Lock Arbor. Choic SEIGLER REALTY BROKER ARCHITECT'S 2 slsry, p1,10 sifting for aidlques. 3 II, I NSA. Ossks am. U0,110. NEAR SCHOOLS 6 SHOPPING BR, 2 both nsarly new well carl for home. All appitascos, bra fast bar, extra Insulatls DeLand 6688335 hcREALTOR, MIS 323.5774 Day or NlgI Prspira for your Real ($1 SWIM. Classes hailing Fl Nib. liuslI esrtpas does on limited. Tisy ta Schssgl Real Islets. 0416*. infords S&es Leader 322•2420 ANYTIME lultlplo Listing Service EALTORSW PARK. - 0- êui.e are Iooaing for your ser vices everyday. List in the Busine Service column. Call 3222611 or 331 9993. $1500. 322 0902. Sanford ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 5126 77-Junk Cars Removed BUY JUNK CARS Cash 322.4132 From $10 to $30 Call 3271674; 332.4160 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used Top Dollar PI for Iunk & used cars, trucks 5. heavy equipment 3225990 furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. Paying $15 mens, $7.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any condition. 373 1854. 78-Mitorcyc las Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233166or 3237710 WE BUY USED FURNITURE 5. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 3225721. 1915 Harley Davidson Sportster $3000 or 51000 dwn & assume 71-Antiques - 373-1712 80-Autos for Sale FLA'S FIRST ALL AMERICAN DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold public AUTO AUCTION everTuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904.235 5311 for further details. CHINA & POTTERY FEB Il 106 FEB.15 116 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER ADMISSION $1.50 (Good both Days) JUST MAKE PAVMENTS-19 to 75 models. Call 3399100 or 531 4603 (Dealer). 11 Olds Station Wagon New tires FM Tape Air 2015 Holly Ave. For Estate, Commercial & Reside. sidenlial Auctions & Appraisals. Call Deli's Auction. 373 5620. 76 Grand Prix Good cond. Af ter 5p.m. 323-2950 Gun Auction Wed., Feb. 21. Con signments welcome. Sanford Auction. 323 7360. Jeep.loWagoneer Exc. Cond. $2000 3225992 Did Tabby h,ivo .1 litter of ittefls? Sell lhem with a fast action Classified Ad Call 3727611 or 1975 Magnum X 5200 down & takeover payments 3238192 531 9993 '1) Javelin Air, loaded. Small down 5. take over payments. $01 Gaucho Cit., Deltona 66$ 5149. 7&4-Vans 1971 T bconv. looks 5. runs good '69 Dodge Van slant 6 1972 Audi 100154dr. sedan std., 33,000 ml. $1500 3220043 322- 59192 53-1V. Radlo-Stirso Television-25" Color, Be.utI walnut cabinet. Regular $4 Balance 5173 or $12 mo. Still warranty. Call 131-1714 day night. FM Stereo Radio, I speed P turntable, $ track tape playt Sold new $600, a real buy at on $120 or take up payments of $ per ma. Call 131-1711 for Or, home demonstration. Good Used Televisions. $25 and up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. & Accessories ROBSON MARINE 2127 Hwy 17-92 (2) I acre developed lots (617) on Kingway, Deltona Lakes. Write 63 acres E. of Sanford. $2200 per acre. Terms. William MaIIc. zowski, Realtor. 322-7953. Lake Mary Canal front lot, water & sewer, cleared, ready to build $12,000. FTU area near entrance I phi lot on small lake $13.500. FORREST GRUriE INC. REALTORS S32-4$350r330.4711leve5. 57-Sports Equipment Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 30141116% 11301026. Eve I -s 907345161. 46-Commercial Property' I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways JACK FROST- Cen:. Hedt & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm 5. Res. 332.0205. Income Tax Scott Reagan 3221177 59-Musica l W*rchandise pared in the convenience os s,r home. 24 yrs. isp. $105. up. TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 319 E. 1st St., 322-5742 P pick up & delivery for all tax 3323717 Iorappt. - 62-Lavm-Girdsn AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-9141 FILL DIRT ITOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3237310 64.-Equipment for Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac 65-PsIs.SuppNes AZALEA PARK FARMS PET TRAINING CENTER All types of Pet Training. Obsdlenc.-basic Iadvanced- family protection, auto catch up back payments 0, buy equity. 332-156. Private Party waists 3 10166 CI Psusa In need of repairs. Have same cash. 333.1610 after 7 p.m. Wasted to -Mists w delMi paymenl. Excellerni ret, puss. dp.is only. 3*3.7359. i ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, Is me MORTGAGES. R. Leig. Lk. 661g. BroIler. US Na. 40 Wymirs Rd., Atalunle. 003143 awn maint. I tree trimming. 23-2945. 'e$$fl*5kiflg Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes., Upholstery LIgI* Itauling 3220707. YeA Debris, Trash, ANIMAL HAVEN Mowing Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses.Heated kennels. 322 5132. General Cleaning Insured-339 3130 local owned. Carpet - shampoo steam do. orderize. Furn.-free Scotch. guard- pressure cleaningJanitorial. No Job too large or small. Complete lawn service Freee$timate. 333-4151 - P.- . mommmmmmommommomem DANNYS PAINTING erior.Exterlor House Painting LIc.Insedlnsu red Bonded. REE Estimates. (303) 32290 Home Improvunants' CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S.G. BALI NTIASSOC. 322.5663 Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. FAMILY RATES. Fully Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching Isimulated LL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Servio g. Cds. Accepted 327!NI Tra `EE REMOVAL. Trimmino, tump removal, licensed &in. sured. FREE est. 5431147. brick S stone speciality. 333-2750 BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADII That's I.i.If led Ads - Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 34.537) Grooming &Sosrng guaranteed or Money Back. Your Name or ours. Ph. Deltona (303)5742191 LASIM your home & credit? I will Lawn S.MC* neral Landscaping. Rose pecialists, top soil & fill dirt, additions, patios, fireplaces, El. rooms. Free cit. 323-5214. protection I more. LOW, LOW 47-@I Estate Wanted CerarrdcThs NONNI ROOM, CARPORT HOME. *ewiio CORNER ON HWY 46. ZONED FOR PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. HURRY ON THIS 000 turns prepared in Feb Conti ntial, personalized. From $5 862 "12 9 a m. to y p.m MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 23 yrs. Exp. 671 7617. Guitars, Drums, Banjos, Corn plate. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Bail's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322-2355 'to Selgiar Realty, Broker Sanford 3310660 OrI.117.1577, OeLanddI$.$235 etc. Wayne Beal, 327-1321 Beauty Care All type racquets, Avg. $5 322-3161 53,,,". 1 Man, quality operation SEARS, Sanford, 322-17/1 RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, FLORIDA Home Inreven*nh Central Heat & Air fond. Fróe Est. Call Carl Harris at Eves after 61, weekends 10 acre mails, W. Johns. River access from $143 per acre. $730 Own, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. WILL BUY EXISTING 1811 5 Air Cond. & Itesting Sanford, Fla. 32771 SALE BY OWNER , tlsn$s BATH, MOBILE HOME, TAW OAK 4. QUUIN PALM. 111111,111111 $1110 DOWN. Uer laity. Slwh 301-004,319W?, 05030 GE Refrigerator Refrigerating Perfectly 322194$ $40 55-8oats Ut,". Harold Hull bali - 322 0352 Orlando 327.1577 Vt-. MAYFAIR. OutstandIng 3 Be, 1 belt. Lovely I lear plan, w. carpel, exceUsnt cvW. Own Anslevi. $35915. - condition 68-Wanted to Buy 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AA Sanford 321.06.40 Cash for your loll Will build on Your lit or our lot. V Enterprises, Inc. Medal Inc., Realtor 6643013 Shasta 15', '73. Sleeps S. Gas elec refrig., a C. dec. brakes. Perfect MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 or call 60462.50I2. REALTY Silver Grey. $200 to 5250. 3226565 wk days or 322 0101 wk, ends. 72-Auction ON SALE- NEW twin site box springs & mattress $23.95 es. Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 3225721 52-Appliances Good Cond.. 11600 Call all 5, 322 5837 S wks. Blue eyes, BIk & Wh. or hold Goods LEVY COUNTY 3 BR,2 B. 1111 sq. ft. living space, c.A&H, 2 car carport wextra storage rm. 147,000. 332.3307, VA-F HA-235-Conv. Aomss Low Down Payment 322-5622 Service. Used Machines. In County approx. 34 acre Phone 322.7551, Sanford WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL IRADE 311-315 E. First St. 24 Bann Travel Trailer Siberian Husky puppies. AKC Reg. SHOW & SALE MIXED FIREWOOD Pine & Oak $35 Truckload 323 4151. KENMORE WASHER- Parts. 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 107W. Commercial Storag. Buildings, Hwy. 1792 N. of Cesselberry. PLEASE I "A HOME SUPERMARKET" Rag. Real Estate Broker 2635 Sanford Ave. 332764 321170 323•*9 STORAGE BUILDINGS- Built to last. Pre assembled, delivered, setup & tied down. Willis TERMSII PRINCIPALS OWNER MOVING BATEMAN REALTY leather like easy to clean vinyl loveseat with matching chair. $250. Bucket seat type sole with vinyl seals, $175. 323 5157 $2000 PER ACRE, GREAT CROCKETT LOG HOMES '"0 Gas range, yellow, glass see through door, 30 in. $100. Brown PRIVATE AIR STRIP JUST SOUTH OF SILVER SPRINGS AYP rAvre 111, Nice. 3397373. 21/4 ACRES IMPROVED PASTURE NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. $11,900. GOOD TERMS. 13 ACRES, PINELAND IN HILLS AND LAKE COUNTRY, $15,600. 323-7832 Furniture drop leaf table, china closet, love seat, dinette sets, end tables, etc. Call Used But PORTAL, $3000 433 W. 25th 2.1. $35,000. 1415 Valencia Cf. 3•104. $23,730. 5 pc. OR Suite new, $239; S pc. L new $399; Loveseat $41.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $49.93 & up; Ref. $505. up; El. stove 1601 up; lull site draperies $10 & up, Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford, 3225721. MONROE, ARTESIAN WELL & CITY WATER. $7,500. WASHINGTON COUNTY W. 0arnaltVhlte A". Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. ;TENSTROM Christmas layaway, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left Rubber Boots, rain wear ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 3225791 $12,900. EVENINGS 322 - 0612 X12.8111121 322.7177 mach Sold new for $650 was WANTED LOTS TO PURCHASE CASH. 322.2257 Lk. Mary Blvd. 3.2, Lk. Front. Lgoal 8J/S4 >/ We have a Singer Futura sewing You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo Will take trade as part payment. Call 531 1711 day or night. Free home trial. 'no obligation 3005 Glenway, 4-3, pool. $53,000. SEIGLER REALTY . - *40 ACRES Near 1.4 5, SR 46 Interchange. $400,000 Terms. "wt. _______ ______ EAUTIFULLY- DECORATED 3 Call 323. 332164$ I Must have med. exp. Booking ___________________ apess-busy office. Mate room in your attic, garage. Sell idle Items with a Classified SICy. $600 Ad. Call a friendly ad.takef at Need exc. typing for well sit. Co. .322.3611 or $219993. _______ _____ *SANFORD. 3 BR,2 bath home. Nicely landscaped, cozy fireplace. $35,000 FHA Terms. 1 CAR GARAGE ON 13th STREET. NOW ONLY $16,500 We have buyers Homes, Lots & Acreage needed. Call for Free APPraIsal. $496 Mad R50pt. _ FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, WANT TO SELL? sharppencnwhollkusfunlob. ___ ___ .1 -'A ____ ___ ___ ____ _____ ' - . _ __ WO STORY 3 BEDROOM, Sanford 321.0610 Orlando 327-1577 DLand 6411335 Eves. 311. We need attractive, , Terms, new, orange trees, C.H&A. 7½ Recpt. ______ with I acres on East SR 46. Graze your hor-Isi. Has wet behind (Pool). Under *75.000 with terms. Sf OWNER 3 BR, 2 both, amst - . C FISH CAMP with restaurant on St. Johns River. Terms. *MODERN 3 BR, 2 bath home REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Day Night or LOWFEE-TERMS $19,adhldWaVNtIIatSSI*e cowil wtll Prai Is me Nearing anticoties 11 N oomi MOO SMith he been ss prs in Ne Slats of FNeIds. edY to me sstuPi WWs Ne by FINANCE. golf course. 165.000. Harold Hall Realty caii 2 * not ready to build, excellent INVESTMENT. OWNER will lot $35,100. "A HOME SUPERMARKET" Inc. Need a Job To Get a You psiCe p PLACE FOR RICIIPT OW hereby givis mat i sre.rd In business a? 317.3$touss SEALED RIDS: All Ride 500Re Publish: PiSrwery7 *4. ___FICTITiOUS NAsh to1 __ 01049 O'SrIis Rd.. FliP Nit. Seminole 11M my delivered Is liii $upIMLt.JLI County, Florida under the fictitious acheS or deWs is fits aulnst *e ICIlIob me Sembisin Cswnly il 1015, TONS 30. UntIed 115115 M.5 THE GOLDEN CLII, ad Isris si aira$1t. OlkarwIss, IRs Beard, In Isatord. FlorIda no aircraft WII( Ralirfuled Is Ike sec 11 SeMi N In fl'$Ne - ORDERED1001 Wend II reglitit' he mar *en $P as Py 30, _________________ Cudsi ad ait with clelming wormi w, wlm me ositit me circuit case?. we 1001W it Isminsis CsnIy or w. thrOigN, vedIr or 5S51151 the F*WB In . NldalPsMiIcAwcIIss. sMAW Ce FOR TOM RECEIPT OF N51IU Is BIDS: haUebI, my WITNESS hand ad 11 IN 1001 am itaruali Parses(s). Mefti, MIS b.IdlUS with me pusulsiam it me at 'Side shoW K r0($PW uNit 5:00 SF11111 In KIS1IU at ass mc me is, 5*1* Shall be sOlVed by FtdIllaus Hams 0S$iMe, Ta-WI: ____ ____ P.M. 05 Plbniarv 0.1009. Alluwsds Or. NtlfflUiU uwRaIf,h., N Is fw*ev - OS Settles 00.09 FlerIdI Statutes February. TYPI OP DID OPINING: BIds PIs.IPSI 1sm dv. Pke'lda. SIRED -' (SEAL) shIll be upasted ad read lied is -lbs tkI*I semi Ast00 N. $idsir*, K P1 by as 11g. Cisleiuse c11.:ffl,.sn ss ParISI*uu, lined C,*ulira ALThMOWTU AUTO $11.11 and 4 Claris it the Cewit PublIsh P* *4,11, 1S& Mar.?, aanar.i ad idliristed_1k. 100$ Mond is ILIL -'- By: J I. wilto is srnig cavuwy, OsledibisIlk isyW F*iavv, $79. stIR no oat at me cirouitc,, cwulu ________________________________________ Deputy 015 • Ne () it • '"' le N . Cewdy, Pbrtda. %i*aá with Ne PrWa1*S liNe f55- tjy in '. OWimkelanu, FRID 1 OS. 4, la5IrIQ. 'P11 ta-WIt 01110 Ismileds CoiN*05 BeCMUISII15 PNeMI ItM1JIU III. ilk iSV it Ii&Ui,, $4.1.LL U, ')i rublIsh February -0 S1Sc01. ! W .WWAIM __ ____ __ C.YOU 'I DuplonsforSale - -__... "DEAL With STEMPER" "1KeeoYour TEMPER" *STOP SUPPORTING Landlords. Build your DUPLEX Bldg. onthis landscaped 61033.7 City lot with utilities available on paved road. Convenient to shopping ONLY $7500. All you need is a $Ite plan. Will subordinate to Conit. mortgage. IF Sparkling pool, 1g. patio, privacy fence, sn.: front porch. Only 127,500. *40 ACRES. Mostly Fancy Fruit Grove in Osteen area. Ideal for Condo Furn ished. 2 OR, 2 bath EVENING ' ML! 323-4061 or eves 323-0517 Furnished Adults. No Pets. $200 mo. + security, Deland. 73a.$$4 or HERALD IIALTY *10 ACRES in Osteen. $22,000. Ave. _____ ___ , .1; s. only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.flinSanford. Call 3231670 Mariner's Village. Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Host _1.9 REALTOR 0 tossul's 24 HOUR [H 322-9283 CUSTOM BUILT 4 BR, 2 b, exc. cond., Pool w.cool deck, 2 blks to town, very clean & roomy. See __ - M. UnsWorth Realty 2 OR, 3 bath townhouje, dish. washer, Cent. air, patio, laun. Apts. for Senior CitizenS. Down' preferred, but will train the right person. App ly in person to: aN Build to suit - our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 235 5 243. SKYLINE 11'wfirepiace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 323.5200 VA& FHA Financing 20 acres E. of Oviedo. $7000 per Your Dream Ranch. $100,000 advertising sales experience ______ REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 3227195 1,251 deluxe units. Pool. Adults Sell newspaper space, create layouts, writs copy and service. area advertisers. Newspaper • Callha Uitharnjshsd Salesperson 50--Miscellaneous 43-Lots.Acreage tLASSIF lED ADS WILIL FIND a new home for everything . . . .evn for s'nul OR, 1½ b, central HIA, family room, screened porch, 1g. corner location. Available Mar. 1. Call 677.1644 after S. __________________ Advertising - area and we are unable to locate. 322-6457 REDUCED. Clean as a whistle 3 dramat, convenient downtown I ' , & bath. SEE THIS HOME TODAY I $33,300. facilities. $33,0Q 333 Full time LPN, fl.7 shift. Apply in person Lake View Nursing HOSPITAL, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a To Pe$itionforAdoptionhasbesnflled lloveyoulik. Big Bird 'Defendants. aç,ainst you and you are required tO Loves the ek NOTICIOFACTION serve a copy of your anar Ron pleading to the Petition on the ___________________ 101 LENOARD J. FINCH and Petitioner's Attorney, GEORGE C. FACEDWITHADRINKING wife, BEATRICE FINCH, KELLEY, III. P.O lox 1132, PROBLEM? wi'.oie retncs are unknown and Apopka, Florida, 3270), and file the Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous or iginal answer or pleading In h whose last known milling address Can Help is: office of the Clark it the Circuit Phor*e 667.3323 Post Office Box $73 Court on or before the 9th day of Write P.O. BOt 1213 Biscoe. North Carolina 27209 March, 1979.11 you fall to so, a SFOf32fl1 ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED iudment by default will be taken that an action to foreclose a mor. against you for the relief demanded STOP AND THINK A tgage on the following property in in said petition. MINUTE. . . .IP CLASSIFIED Seminole County, Florida: WITNESS my hand and official ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE seal In this said Court at Orlando, Lot 47, GARDEN GROVE, UNIT WOUL.DN'T BE ANY. Seminole Counfy, F lorida, this 5th ONE, according to the Plat thereof, day of February, 1979. -' as recorded In Plat 10* IL P (SEAL) 97 and N of the Public Records of Notice ARTHUR BECKWITH Seminole County, Florida. CLERK $Ublectto Tax SaleCsrtlficat.No. NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT 1314,iUuedtoG.C.KIRK,onjunel, By: June I. Curtis ORDINANCE AND NOTICE OF Deputy Clerk In amount of PUBLIC HEAR INS GEORGE C. KELLEY, EY. Ill And also subject to Tax Sale The following ordinances will be Certificate No. 140$, Issu ed to Attorney for PetItioner consider for . adoption by the ROBERT O. andor EVA A. SCH. P.O. B 1132 of Coty CO'° Apopka, Florida 3270) MITT en June 1, 1071 in amount of Publish: February ?. 14, 21, 25, 1979 SemInole County, Florida. February a? P.M., or soon there. has 27, 1fl, 7:00 DEG..31 been filed against you and alter in Room 303 of the County. are required to serve a copy of your P.euse, North Park Avenue, 4,I,Ut. If any, to it on S. samfoid. Pleitiss KIRBY MONCRIEP of • 'AM ORDINANCE AMENDING SHINNOLSIR, LOGAN AND -NOTICE' *'eer*.,, Arthur H. Isckwlffi. Jr. as Clerk of ORDINANCE 77.2$. WHICH WILL MONCRIEF, Attorneys for the Circuit Court of Seminole AMEND THE DETAILED LA ND Plaintiff, Post Office Box 3279, County, Florida. under andby virtue USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. Sanford, Plorlda3V71, and file ffie of the Final Summary Judgment HOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN original with the Clerk of the aWve heretofore entered In that certain lIVE PLAN FROM MEDIUM DEN. Court on or before February 36, causependingintheClrcultCourtol SITY RESIDENTIAL FUTURE 1979,ofbirwlsiajudgm.nt maybe LAND USE TO COMMERCIAL entered against you for the relief the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit FioridainandforSeminoieCounty, FOR PURPOSES OF CON. demanded In the Complaint. Florida, Civil Action No.: 75.3613. SIDER1NO IN SUBSEQUENT WlTNESSmyhsndandth.seaIof HEARING THE this Court on this 1tti day of CA-09-D, in which LAKE PUBLIC FROM ftM.1 January, 1979. MARGARET COMPANY,a Florida REZONING Real Esta'e, Inc. General Contractor business district & medical lor2BRw.kit.privileqes Ret. coupleorsingie lady requirements & lob history to Box 13, c.o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 165 7, Sanford, Fl. 32771, 42-Mobile Homes Johnny Walker I-tugs FR, newly painted, beautiful oak floors. Great Oak shaded corner lot. Many added features. Detached garage with spare BR 4 BR, 2 b, converted to professional office, near 29-Roonn ex BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, I WILL NOT FLORIDA FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.M"CAIt.D UNIQUE 2BR HOME ________________ .L.g!LNotke 1% ~ -- Automobile Service Center on Major Hwy (17.93). Have avail. able large stalls with office space or storage space. Lights, water 5. compressor Included In rent. LindysAuto Center 17921 Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford. Fla, 35.332.2110 or 3051304367. ________________ a + PSYCHIC advill$ on Love. Sb 1i*titf, OptIalit, 7:30 am., Holiday be, corporation, Is Plaintiff and (MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDIN. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. HENRY BACORN, WEISS REAL. TIM.) TO C.2 (COMMER CIAL): Wyman RORd. SECTION 3, TOWN$HIP lh Clerk of the Circuit Court TV CORPORATION, a Florida By: Pat K. Cordell corporation, L. DEAN SNOD. RANGE 2L CONSISTING OF LESS ________________ GRASS, and J.W. Hail are Defen. THAN ONE ACRE, FURTHER Deputy Clerk dents, under and by virtue of the DESCRIBED AS LOCATED S. KIRBY MONCRIEF of L.aI Notice termsthereof will itferfar saleand BETWEEN MANOR AVENUE $*IINHOL$ER,LQOAN AND MON. ChEF sell at Public outcry to the highest AND SHORE DRIVE. IN THE COUNTY COUR IN AND a4 Wit bidder fj LISAL NOTICE ii the fiord AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Pest Off Ice lox 2279 The annual meeting of the FOR SEMINOLE COUNT Y, door of the Courffioiiselfl the Ststeit ORDINANCE 77.2$, WHICH 0101. Sanford, Florida 32771 FLORIDA slOCkhoid.rsof the Flagship ianti for Plaintiff Florida, City of Sanford. on me ism NANCI WILL AMEND THE DR. Attorneys ________ CASE NO. 79.3I$.CC.1$J Seminole, Sanford, Florida, a.n day of February, 1919 at 11:00 am. TAILED LAND USE ELEMENT Taleptiani: (305) m STATE OF FLORIDA. iii corporation, will be held In the bellowing described property, OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY PvbliohJanusry24.31, February 7, Central Board RoolnonWeIJ%aday, LX REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, 1079 situate and lying and Wine in COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FROM 11. _________________________ February 21, 1979 at 9:30 A.M. for in. Seminole County. Florida, towIt: LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DIF1 $ate Attorney for the Eighteenth me followIng purposes: The Normssfeelotmesoum half AND MEDIUM DENSITY Rill. UNITED STATES DISTRICT Judicial Circuit t State it (1) Election of Directors DENTIAI. FOR THE PURPOSE OF COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP it the South half 1 the (I) To transact such ether Florida, on behalf of the Honorable the Southeast quarter of the CONSIDERING IN WISIQUINT FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION wines. as may property John E. Polk, Sheriff it Seminole Southeast quarter, Section 4, PUBLIC HEARING THE RE. NO. 7l'N7ORL.CIV.Y - UNITED before the mestIne. County, Florida, Township 2* south, Range 21 east, in ZONING OF THE FOLLOWING STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff,' Fred B. Davis ,Jr. DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM vs. MATTII MAR SMITH, at of.' Seminole Camty, Florida, Vice President 5 A.1 (AGRICLILTUNI) TO C.2 Defendant(s). - ORDER FOR vs The said property as eforosald, (COMMERCIAL): SERVICE BY PUBLICATION ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT Publish: February Y. 14, 1979 SECTION is, TOWNSHIP -21, On mstIeii and affidvit of plaintiff together wiffi all it the tenements, beating serIal number 0(0.1 RANGE no CONSISTING OF in ffiS absvoudltled cause by her toL pe ileleffilling or in any wise op. APPROXIMATELY U ACRES, Kendall W. Wherry, its AulstaN PICTI'TIOUINAMS 111111410 Q, ______ per$slming. being sold fesallitysaid FURTHER DESCRIBE D AS United Va?ssAltsrmy,Inanacflon Notice ii hereby given that I ins p LOCATED AT THE IN. against The datsndanfls), Mettle 5ep ry .5511W In wihussi at 354$ 5, Defendant. TIRSICTION OF HIGHWAY (hAL) Mae Smith, 1$ean Vales and Pinch Ave., Sanlerd, Sensinele NOTICE OP ACTION AND BALMY BEACH DRIVE. AI1IW K. Vera M. Yates. kw and Seminole Ceuldy, Florida under the fictitious TO: Any parties having an Further, a psmllc hearing will be Memorial Nosgitsi, and to enforce a clerk of circuit cast,. RAM it ALL FLORIDA REALTY tires? In ONE CESSNA 3110 AIR. County, Florida held by Me Local Planning Agency lies uopi real prlparty situate In OF SANFORD, and that I Wand Is CRAFT Waileg serial number 3* 1lI CalMly, Florida, pw. this District and descrIbed as By: Suns I. Curtis ,sge said name with the Clerk it 0* and tall number $1010 Q their saint $5 the I'sRVWIm*i it $OCtIiii follows: W. lifts In. of Lot 2 and Clerk osputy The Circuit Court. Seminole county, heirs. assigns, and saccousers in In *3.3194. FlorIda 1111015,1917, and the E 2311.4 in. it Loll, Block 1$ as SAM e. MURRELL & Florida In accordance with me Ness?, and psrsam. Firms, and M$5 sectlon11itCerm,, Plaintiffs shaemenmev.cal.dpsrtneof pill previsions it the PICtNIIWS Name Csrpsrstlens Oreislag. Hiving or ACts it Florida. lOU. an Pebrery it SANLANDO THE SUBURB ._ o.,ic. is 174 stvtes, TO-Wit: $actian $34.99 CI4InIII55 An Interest lair Lies On 35, 1009, at 4:00 P.M., or p . BEAUTIFUL, SANFORD SEC. Florida $tatutes 1OV. the Anise Described Aircraft. tharmil er in Rises 4$ Caijidy TION, scardlng ts put thereof a . 604M 51g. Edward J. DeCaste YOU AND EACH OP YOU ARE Cesirlisawsa, Nsv* Fat Avesue, reardsd In Pie? lest 3, .og. . ____ ___ Publish: FebMrv I.% 19 PubIiIllFeb.11,31,$$,Mr,7,197, HIRESYNOT1PIEDIRaImeSNee so- $rd.PlorHo.Ine'der$,review, PvbNeRicsrdeit5ensinslsCoun,y. 0(040 0104$ it Florida, is rat Dsvula. Cheshire, Near csminads. and mats retain. Florida. Iegsthar1with right it Jr.Stole Atlarney far l$ii Elgid. TISIMINT PSI manditia Is Ike Beard ___ Cewiwy iIIN and agrees ever BrsMvmd LEGAL NOTICE esnffi Judicial Clrcvtt it the lIsle 11 su $ of -'--'- c, Avi and Thai perties of Campshls 1, STOCIISILSIEP MIUTINS Florida. an behalf it the Honorable INVITATION TO BID: Notice is, en me aNeW captIoned Ira5. lyIng heist kint*itd Aviiiue end The regular aniwsi mostne ellis. Joist E. P5111, SherIff it Simlasle iiareb göv. the me Icleel Iwd In additIon, any now Rusbssss wluu Nss* it 1W WIaceid Is Mid Black sfocldlsldersit The Cftlaensl.Mit County, Florida, Ills fil ed a Rule Is of $omlrnele Cety, Florida be diS{VNit _____ 11. OSSUlbOd absvo. and it ap Ow lode. Oviede. Florida will Re held Show Cause in me IlPJii,,* Joel. will rscilvs sealed bids uMe 3:10 *11 paula for or agswi sold Ps.r$n. Is the Court its, me me Rant located at 134 Gurney dl Circuit Civil it p97, Florida Wa P.M., PebflJlry erdlnanco Ca K hosrd a? said deIUiJJ Mettle Mae Smith Is Give. Ovie*. Florida, it 4:05 P.M. my ad ill portles having an lit. ___ uponulasul delia. timebldswl$ bspaddldy times and pieces. labJISIde.it Per lived within me Wideledsy, February OR 1`11, "ft Ne Purest In One Cusses 3*5 AIrcraft r.. alsed In the Seminole Cavuwy TOM BOARD OF $11' 11 pj IV ORDER OP me eIeci it Dirastors and the bearing serial numb er 3*10* and Board Offje, Sanford. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF *bJfl$aflly 11PUIFII Rhrsl. and kanctlenelwd,.ffierbusla.sas lalImimbirN **Qtsshow cases. FlorIda. ISMINOLS COUNTY, P$.OSIDL. IWiPeflaNalN,vtcetlpsrn her Isu5s, may pr rly came beliri the why me itsissald alrcrqR itleuld PROJECT TITLI: WiNes sad Avtker N. SscimIIR. Jr. 'iV1511er mules and ms11li. led be hilled is me was it me , whaiuimils is Walir Improvement Clerk is me it ii James W. MIII $RirlUst$omlrnsle County, Fields. CSMISIIlaV$ of Si*ieslo OROCISbO- .i.t Mettle Mu Ixecutivs Vice President pursued Is Section 110.11. Florida NAMS OF THE OWIR Seminole County. SMith 5*111 .ir P15W is me cern. HAUl SY 5.• • OWNER OPERATORS Mercury Motor Express vnir operators in the flat bid division for East Coast operat Steady yy a work. Advances on each trip. Coll Don Back toll free 110043$. 6612. ROE. ____________________ 41-Houses nied ______________ Lal _______ '' I" dIp,.d o üty Caqs.y Basic IIe't Sav1 g phase )f RasIttk, Course free to publIc, 7-10 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hoepital auditorlem, 1101 E. FIrS St., Sanford. 'To register call 3V.-4611, PuutBau.ca Caster ai.l hsat (covered dl) ____ F' 1$-H,lp , .,• • Aae.yaiva, 7:30 pn3.. Altarnont. Mall THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 50000 MORNING PLORID NEWS 1142 mna 114C flu 14 Seal, $ta 1 Jg Pradu's, s p.m. DeBary dar seu p, ______ ,_ _______________________ -- WNESDAY, VEBSUAIY Thinnes) begins an affair with her husband's aide (William Devane), while an ax-boxer sotdier (Steve Rallsback) refuses military attempts to get ROBBERY OMEASY I ______________________________________ 2)TODAY$4FLORIDA 50000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS ForIamllIesorfrlindsof prcblentdrinhars Fortuturelnformationcall jll.3333 Of write Sanford AlAnon Family Group 'p Box: 533 Sanford,F1L32171 co Corine Prevat? RI. 3, Box 333 Sanford, Florida 32771 MMOMM(m) r,nnls Instructions at all i..is avail. at say Iliad Racquet gp & clinics.. •FOf.InIO call HeSd Pro Doug MaIiczaskl, AL-ANON 41-Houses ___ ___ 18-HpIp LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new AVON career you wouldn't be reading IS INFLATION CRAMPING this ad. and if we Wereni looking YOUR SPENDING POWER? for Someone to do a lob this ad Sill Avon to help fight back. For vuldn'tbihere. If you want l dejails call U4.301$ opportunity to earn Three to __________________ Five Hundred dollars a week, 21-Situations Wanted call 1100432$103 anytime for recorded message. Practical nursing care our home). Prepare light meals. Secretary for insurance office, drive 5. shop. Call 323S357. Insurance experience preferred, Faron Insurance Agency. 66$. 5594 DBary. 24-Business (Ix)rtunitles 125-130. Stuffing Envelopes send - - • ii-lnsfructiii IS ALCOHOL APROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? TO: TIMOTHY MARK PREVATT NEWS I ml00000,LE 1:00 75 sabotaged hires Nannlx to find IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. CAI IN RE: Petition it ARNOLD WAYNE MASON NOTICE OF SUIT 5:30 (2) RYA$$HOPI FRIDAY MOP.NING (J) 00000 MORNING AMIFJCA _____ 5BEMMI1 12:37 _____ An aircraft execu• MANNIX the whose private plane was (2) FROM HERE TO ETERNITY The unhappily married wife (Natalie Wood) of a World War II Army commander (Roy CID 1110111WS SEARCH FOR MOR- ____ (FJRSDAY MORNING agents 90 12:30 4-Personals 97440.Call2lPws. (303t-1142141. DEF.se III (1) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS MARY TYLER MOORE POGERS(P.) a EDUCATIONAL PRO- ____ DNESDAY (4) •AFTIRSC$OOL SPECIAL' (WED) ROOKIES NEWS I susinils & Donations oppreclated. JAMIL P.O. lox 10*34 Eugene, Ore. ', FRI, (2) JEOPARDY (4) THE YOUNG AND THE 7:00 (2) TODAY (4)0 MONDAY MORNING (MOW) (4)5 TUESDAY MORNING NOCKFORD FILES fl ford ii hired to findamissing stockbroker Who is also the object of a search by federal CIUIC. FLOP" 00000 HI. NEIGHBOR manwith the rtatbon of I jinx. In 1200 .-;.---;-~_-----iC~ -_-~.-- ______________ ____lS-HeIp Wanted _________ ___________________ • Florida 32661 Attorney for Petitioner PUbIih,: JWary 24, 31, Fabrry 7, 14. 1979 • BEWITCHED MIRV ORIFflH (MON. TUE. Ek 1,57 si j _____________________________ ABBOTT M. HERRING 301 West First Street 430 @)MpJ DOUGLAS AFTERNOON ______ By: Betty M. Cappe Deputy Curt I • r ___________________ (SEAL) ARTHUR H. SECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court S KIOSWORLD (WED) MAKE Ml LAUGH T. 2 S5SAME 9TRE1 11:55 8:48 1200 VALLEY "The Jonah" In order to bring In their hat. vest In time, the Bartleys hire a ' :' (I)YOUNG PEOPLE'S SF1CIA!. (TN')) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES •BEVERLY HILLBILLIES ji ;'re ~ II , A -.~-,, ._~, _J,:r~l_ I - NoOn Friday SUfldQ February 36th, lflt, and file OfIgiflalWIffiffie Clark Olffih$ColJfl either before service on petitioner's aitcrn4, or ImY ttia's. or, otherwise aauptwllIW,n. you for the relief demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal it this Court on the 19th day ci January, 1979. 400 I 1, iVesi Is 301 Was? First Sires?, S.nf*d, Florida 32771, on or before ELECTRIC I 1 Daj Before Publication attorney, iiow WAS'H(R) SCREm Noon The YOU AIR NOTIFIED that in action I Disiolutlon it **irrtige has been flied against you and you ac required to serve a copy ci your urlitin detinsas, it a. to It on *11011 M. HERRING, 2:30 10:30 Carson. Guest: Charlton Queen Victoria believes that Charles Gray. Richard Pasco , David Collings, Elizabeth Sprlggs and Keith Michell are ,. featured a now television production of Shakespeare 1 i000 (2i CARD SI4ARICS AL!.IN THE FAMILY (R) I I -- 1rvss, California STUDIOSER FR)) Heston. ®TIIIP%YWD GAME SYOUR TURN •POliCE WOMAN Pepper searches for a police Informant wholsthetargstofunderworid hltmen. GUIOINGI.JGHT GENERAL HOSPITAL ooa ml couti. 11:30 (2) TONIGHT Host: Dyte). 42DWAROTH111KING EDWARD THE KING Hundred Thousand Welcomes" PLAYS "Julius Caesar" MINUTES (THU) (FRO) CR CK NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE I (2) ® (.4) UPBEAT S SUPERTRAIN A frantic husband learns that his wife, - who I. travelling on the super. train, is the target of a p$yCnOpathic au*esIn (Dick Van .:'0 THE SHAKESPEARE (4) () 10,1 DEADLINES ITO: NANCY JANE HAWK General 230 'Till DOCTORS 1 -"--4'l- 35Caline NOTICE OP ACTION MAGAZINE 0D EVEW111 30 PRO. jfjystjfll$ I, .... 1 etivetlmes.....35cc 100A.M. -3:30 P.M. 7 MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .NOSfl 3 Lines Minimum ___________________________ Respond". 2:00 130 • THE PARTRmGEFAMILY OCUPA. (TUE)' 0D OF WOMEN AND MEN DICK CAVETT (I) Edward Is responsible for his father's death. EIGHT IS ENOUGH David's decision to live with his Qld ' "friend jeopardizes Tom's "''chance to win a "Father of the 'Veer" award £ WORLD ONE GRAMUING NY PAW a(l)oea "M. 8.00 - L RONY 11.00 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Dinah Shore. SDICKCAVITT 0 EDUCATIONAL C-00 EAR Y o*v THE AS 3 Wednesday, Feb. 14, I979-'9B .....~.. :~ ~ ":.,., iwg,5*,---.___ . I '4''A 'W . 11 . X: ,_ RATES 1?Im. .................43c a line HOURS -I NANCY JANE HAWK,Wifi, TLqm •UYTHREESONS 0 MOVIE 553 OF OUR LNES M I&DAYS CLASSIFIED DEPT. * "I i . 8319993 322-2611 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ... 11 .:.,- Orlando - Winter Park Semino ,Petitioner, t30 90 5:30 Munroe (Farrah Fawcett. Majors) returns to help the Angels rescue her kidnspped ®OtI2INEW8 IT'S EVERYSOOY'S BUSt. NESS 11 I CLASSIFIED ADS - _____ 0. _________ _________________________________________ ____________________________________________ TmctorSsrvICO •: PERMATUX COATING HOME IMPROVEMENT 8314139 1 531-0167 PICTURE THISII Wewlllglvsyou aFREE$s7c portrait it your dog when have him groomed. LInsI offer. For appolnlmessi call "Classy" Place 3304361 or I 1239. (Every Ills grewising in Peach Faced Love Bird (malI ParrOt), Male Call 3234659 . 1NSULATIOO,- Ratting, blowing. RACO Foam, I iberlgas & CslIu. lase. Lowest pikes Call 3310539 or 516.7344790 4:01111140. '1111111 NIWCWd, Now TIPS, Pica UPI Deliver Bill Mimes. 4$$ ' I • :' , .., FEEl is good Name Part sckermele1yrs.sld 1 & CABINETS DIAL , �I ~;_. ; ... . ', ,. . ~ ~ I I I.., I I .... I . . I. . 10. Ill-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1979 --____ 1 -I I to ci\ Vi' LPY4 1~ want to be a part youf çf JLJ _ I UJ'7 I \1\ L!LEJ / ~ :L ~w,. cOtW0 _k. ,f-"-,~ ~ J,:?.~% . daj,00ft, Mealtime, Snacktime, Party-time, Anytime's the right time to shop WINN DIXIE. You'll always find just what you need at low prices to fit your budget So no matter what time of day, when it's time to eat, remember, the good food starts at WINN DIXIE SANFORD 519 E. FIRST ST. FRENCHAVE.AT25?hST at s rT LONGWOOD t'~_- PICK UP YOUR SILVER SPRINGS WEEkI WACHEE owl DISCOUNT COUPON N-IXIE 'it Al .....-~ I .. : :t: . ( Sflf ) "TOR CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE kEEL CRISCO Limit I witS. $LOO ir mire pvrsh... .*eI. clv. Limit ê with $1.00srn,si. rthei szd. c1. U,. soai& THRIFTY MAID SHORTENO FRUIT COCKTAIL Ll. . 1~ a CORN Stow Mist. t o '2" .; ;' I?f 5 . W1, - CHUCK ROAST 1 LB. ____ $139 -..__- • . I U. tr.aar.I SlIP Ci.iCi CIP4TII CUT IONS CPPJCS lust ..... CCL MIX L Tldtv Z A. $100 ....Ur% hONShu CHUCK ROAST • ' " $189 ti a '' - lust s.... '2" NO RETURN BOTTLES W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE Soufl . MO. St.á . . . __ WI$TIIN COIN ID P1111101 IMOKID ICONOMY 1 '. Sh1ADI&SSIRLOIN 1 j' . .~ a& IMSOP 49 PACK 1 2.oz !/' ••• ; ;: ..,. ,. -• I ; i.e',' ' - ••4 lo 39 1 ,, .. I 74 I • .• : .. 'a? •. -'•" , F 1 ' . p Afltl THSWTI 107...$ 3" CIACSP4' 0000 $(JJP I C*J cM.,.....OM51"A . 5 •$ Cisdisri • • • • .2.'s'1"A • . - .J . p . - .q.., I vvf,~!o-47 ", THRIFTY MAID HICKORY IWIUT . t ?4 1! SUGD AV I-LIL I $129 Pit& s2!2" L op BACON Z.1-1 - I .I DAiry RID IN LRICE 3 LL BEANS C 14 I PK0. T)t, *AM l,lwlD Timeless 2 $9 SUPISSIANS HUNT'S KEI'CHUP KIDNEY! GRA s1 CANS • : , ;:' V - r - i-.,- p . • -k I I / I 1; 1r'1 '_ ~,_,;_.,_`1.1 ICE . CREAM C GAL In. "WIT MAO NOT DOO ....4'P' A • • I_ msr IC P % L UsuiA*oi 44ss. *. CHU _ __ 19 0 m6 SIN% a 11~ itft . - &A n dp • ¶ b 0 GATORADE DiXISD*NUM lAMe FAMIty I u_w.v_u_u IAA! WMT. •• 11IPSS*NS MI NS1U - 2 • :• a-M VVIPS ' $100 :t;W' . 09 1 I L C . . ' .2& '1 A Wer . 1,'_ !. 0100 I .an0 0 I..T . Ilk Q& a 'A I I i II _. P ' iz . 4'- I4 11p 11 ,j, ., i6 p. - .d • ..S.1 ..." l • '4, - i,jV " . I I I I - -4,r~f~~. ~_~ " Wide neck cotton crew tops have rib knit trim and short raglan sleeve. Pretty pastel colors for misses sizes S,M,L. .' :..:1 __ •l_._.'.'-,.I _-~ I . --r,_.j'S ,'_'. Woven polyester/cotton slacks have that long and lean look. Smart tailored details for junior sizes 5 to 15. Jr • • :; ,,,c: U I.; .1 A (5N / • ., i I I t.. :.0 • • '' - I . . :.. • Special 7.99 Polyester poplin weave pants are tailored for sport or dress. Featuring side slash pockets and self belt. Great colors for misses sizes8to 18. Like It? Cherg. It. Use your JCPenney charge account. I WINTER PARK, FLA. WINTER PARK MALL $p 11:111 LISp. on $ardsy _, ' $319. p umi om I'..' 5 S S I NO. F1111111111EINQUOSIN . 1 S $ SUPPERS : 149 PISdss •5 I . IUPININ• W it ° 9 . 04416, I . CM lift ~ '__ ____ COMM OWN M11100 Q - __ a ' ' . L . I 12:31 5:31pm $eully a 10011 YOGURT" I -- j .. .0I '1f' I 1 tia. \ / ii '11.t,.... •.•.•••... • . I t-. / S J 4çY I F I • t'X '4•. V • 11j J-J.-I ..... • p 'I ) 1''. .i /up- , •., &.'4 •, 1 - '' I ,_ I EVENT STARTS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15 and ENDS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY iS SWANSON TAKI.OUT I Ir ______ • '' J .Ørp,,,l.5r40 '4 4 fto. $9' TWIN P.,. .IM smn. -- • I q 4 I .11 iee._- puoos is a 0008Wt16011tM0S$SMT II -•.... 32.z. CM Sow - c " "• 4 j 14,A v 164M $100 . :' , , - i ' ' ' jr I __ "'. CHICKEN I. .• ) kJ=1#-0 map NMI MW Cl! PA* PINTO kees ... 4c 1i"A L •, I :' I e ' '. I a r ..: I I Special 9.99 : 99c SUPIRIRAND SHERBET OR THRIFTY MAID t'! : Short sleeve polyester/cotton shirt sports color contrast collar and trim. Sizes S,M,L. I.. ,::, ..3 • :; % Get-setfor-spring specials for misses, juniors. Special 3.99 Special 5.99 • . Frozen Food 89 . "Cow maw pm 00AM MN Fwa I 0 0 0 to. slit 01 . qe> .• ' • I I . .i; 7 -- ' "•• T - .• ,h & a d .11 WHOLE PICNICS j 'i.._' / .'b. a' I - • ' - 3.1t1" l!I PN$lI NT0SH NAST HICKORY IMOKID P0111 $NOIJSD11 ARM 4 4, • $100. Apples '1" - .. $100: CELERY 2 .- . ' "• ....-. , . iLl' . l.J ' '•1 • # •. ' 4.F -. .... a . r ~41 t'I, , - I 'J ,.)r, i ' . ••4 : e1 , ' s l..L.. - I 1. I 'D 1 K c -, -yo .- HASVSuSH CANS CANS STLS " POTATOES 10½.oz. 14 L - I- , •• . ,# p 90° °: ALL VARIETIES 011111191111115 ? : I','Lr -, . " .. l) ' HARVEST FRESH SWEET L'S. , : hi4 . 4. - THRIFTY MAID soup 12-oz. 39 l4 f~1111111116 . . . kiQO .. a""... clv 6 I DRINKS Limi $1 is. , CHOPS PORK ' CHEK BEER 3 HAIVSST aists W6 ,:tir-_`1, 1 4 •':' 499c FLAVORS, 1W! RIIION IAMV Pad. 4 ..o I vI Hit ciucu soadun c*,pIoa* M L D-~~ , I , BONELESS CHUCK . . .1 . CHOICE 1 ., ;,.- 1h. 11 .1 44: *4 __ 1..$1O99 w ,*! .~.-,!; ~ . PKO. " '. L.~ l `' . I 4 , ? ~ .~..f'_,,,. "411111114 SLID e. ~ HEK " , . L l RUTABAGAS FOR r. g I I 4,P1;i ••W" ' . - :.~- "..; _~ 11 ii 5' R-.~,~, ~ ~~,,,4 C. ~ I. .,(''~ I I f, •i I' ' 1. - ., HARVEST FRESH - - :- I f ::" S r SAG v N*AVISt PSISM TILL 4 5 - j VI•9 : I - i 4- NTVUI • r' ',. Ouioss ..5.o :, 1w, %. .i 1, ., P ':: i OLAM GlUM tIMA L, 4 • ilas - ; .. I I. POTATOES 'is' W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE a uvuiuufl • • A 3.' 3. CANS ,,A ' w.:i, ,- •'. -'•1. , .. - . , ,., "il . .,; ~ . Pp'. . .. kif 1/ I. .c•; 7; * 11 ; .• • •• '1 •:: C " ,__ !,. ,. -~ '," ' .1 j%: ",.L*.1 HARVEST FRESH U.S. NO. 1 WHITE 1 6.oz. CAN MAO TiltOw CcN MUPT*4 ce THOWTV SUtTIIMU S&III loyal AU PLAVOIS IS 4 $ 9 4 09 1•'• •' • ,6t f" I ,. , , - . . ~, -. -', .1 .1, . 4,r~"` ~~"!_''.. 'a i., . ~.~, ':• . Escuole.... 691 W.DI1ANO 1110* CHOICE 11*01 CUT L. _'1 4 • •• •.,, *4A1V1S1 P15$H INDIaS & :1 . I A.. 'i ç rr: 'Al ., f ~ .._, , ,4,._,~ LOS ••; 1. • 1.. i, ' , : t1 " .l . I ~ .: 2 .89 ,1_• • 'I, # 1~I :1 TOMATOES P - . '- VINERIPE $ 69 '.' !~.!-,~~-,. ( ,~'~ - .17 ~,5 4s# , BONELESS CHUCK , ""!;. A'. 4 i ~J,.'. ~,~.'~ I I -:... .. 5 1I ~ 4 ~_1 1 " . ,. . *: , Produce. . E7HARVEST FRESH . A - .: . I •AEf USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED WHOLE HURT OF THE CHUCK ,, . I ; Meat i.~~~ . (., I ,, 44. .L'-~'~i •. . :.: - Lv,. :*'•. 3s29 &V 0 A SANFORD, FLA. SANFORD PLAZA Usp 11:1km to 1:11pm Mall, Sm $ardiy 12:35 1:31pm hilly ORLANDO, FLA. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN IMp 1:31am to 5:00pm Ties. WW. Thuts. £ Sal •:. 1:31pm Mislay i1 Frilsy Supçnent t The Sanford Herald, Wednesday, Fsbn&ary 14,1179 �I. U :lfrl 4X:W JW U ( . ;. Lcd k. 4 1 I I $&fl'.. SS • •••I I i I I I I I I I Special 9.99 colors for sizes S,M,L,XL Special $.ft Shift length ensemble •.• • I5 i'S. 7'J•7'.}. . .•II L.è •....... , . •• ,'7' I'LAI V 4$S " ç ' ,/—j ._p #1 II The looks you love at half the price. Lots of terrific styles that'll whisk you from work to dinner to dancetime. Discover hem and sleeve treatments that let you choose the long and the short of It. They're all there at savings. Misses', Junior sizes. Does not klcluds entire stock. Intermediate markdowns may bays been taken. The styles shown are only representatIve at the total 71L._-7 .,, •• a '' ' "t7.P' •••If..Y — k 111 .J1A " V JIl IL • • 1S454 ' SI .'.-...... .j S 4a • a • I .1 -% IS ••' '' . •Ifliffl-"'%-----... '.'::. 20% off al l canvas handbags. Sale 3.20 i Nylon tricot floor length ensemble has delicate white lace trim. Choice of pastel , 'iri I AWl. rn . . • .•:• - - . .. ..• :•:• :•:>::•. group and not necessarily pat of on selection at ii stores. Rig $4. Lots of pockets, lots of room In • this compact, wood handled bag. Choice of styles with vinyl or contrast trim. In great go-with-all shades. Sale 4.8O IA) Reg. $1. Shirred top canvas tote takes everything along in style. Featuring Inside pocket, center tie and twotone colorations. Sale pdc.s ofleU ft"O Monday, Feb. it. 1971. - swr r&-b~ U Ladies high stepping sling back dress sandals. Great leather-like looks in polyurethane. Choose from basics and pastels. 8.99 Ladies casual, comfortable strappy sandals. Polyurethane with cork wedge heel that gently slopes to crepey sole. Fashionable colors. Special $4 Satin nylon trlcot bikini and hiphugger Panties. Choice of colors and trims. Box of three. LOWWOMPL UM"w"vemy 006 F-' / I - __;.v#,,,/, ////7 ///Z/' - - e i jJ �rrtraI Z)UU/O OTT our fashion 9 jean. Save on 'TI A snirt OC Special 16.-88 B r Sale3.99 Sporty acrylic warm-up suit with mufti-coload stripes on jacket and pants. Assorted colors In S,M,LXL for man or woman. 0d. $7. Tee off In fashion with this super cotton/polyester knit golf shirt. Fashionable colors to choose from In sizes SIM,LXL. $14 Acrylic warm-up suits for boys and girl.. Full zipper front top plus elastic waist pants, both with two-color racing strip.. Boys' S,M,L,XL for to 20. GIrls' SAL, for 7 t 14. Sale Tfm """ $sldlsr$llkiourl$lSHoNdsy You pay only half M -1the regular prl on these prewashed fashion Jeans. With the latest fit and styling In 100% cotton denim. Waist sizes 30to* Mtii markdowns may haes been S 111P99 -e..aSS •.ee •• - _.e•_npp.atSee pStp.SStat.t peate•S eloes Athletic for the whole family. Durable nylon rein Poi and with vinyl suside trim. Has paddedc flAw wan wrap uwu riuui am IM.inoivs Of colors In men's, boys' and youths' sizes. - SC ••• , - •_.,. ,. ..ttSS ••.fl ........... Special 6.99 Polyester/cotton basic western Jeans. A real favorite In popular colors. Waist sizes 30 to 40. -. SPeC ial 4 for 1 s99 OrlonS aciyllc/alrelsh nylon tubs sock In while and solldcolors.Onesiasfltsail. iH: .1.1 . -'t-.:- •:•..•_----. •-..t -. • JC ney Pen ..: is Th I POP iidCPenney • .' : •- ::-. ,, •, .4 Pop S -;;; �/. 2.79 Girls' short sleeve Jersey knit 1-top has contrast color double stitch accent on neck and sleeve. Polyester/ cotton in sizes 7 to 14. 'S t \N? HV Special 3.33 Special 3 for $10 Short sleeve polyester/cotton shirts in white .4 I and pastel colors. Men's 141h to 17. Special 3 for $12 Long sleeves 9.99 Our Best Buy dress slack in solids and fancies. .5 . 1111 L .5. .. • '4 ii - Special 5.99 Girls' fashion . S With Ban-RoIn waistband to keep shirts tucked in, flare hemmed bottoms. Machine washable, no-iron Fortreln polyester double knit. Men's waist sizes 32 to 42. Boys' numeral football jersey has short sleeve and crewneck styling. Polyester/ cotton solid color body with color contrast yoke. S,M,L. Special 6.99 Boys' prewashed fashion leans. Styled with flare leg. In cotton and polyester/ cotton blends. Navy. Regular and slim sizes 8 to 16. jeans feature fly front and novelty pocket treatment. Easy-care polyester/cotton in navy denim. Sizes regular and slim 7 to 14. SI Sale 3 for 3.75 Rig. 3 for 4.69. Men's Full-cut and comfortable 1-shirts, athletic shirts and briefs of Fortreli polyester/combed cotton. 'w U Sale 79,1 Rig. 99C. Sale 1.51 Rig. 1.59. Short sleeve Sesame Street' character mitten washcloth. Cotton knit terry. polo shirts are polyester/ cotton. Choice of patterns and solids. Infants' and toddlers' sizes ½ to 4. Sale 2.23 Rig. 2.79. Navy cotton denim boxer-waist jeans. Infants' and toddlers' sizes 1 to 4. p Sale 1.35 Rig. 1.69. Two-way stretch, rib knit pants have screen print design. All cotton. lnfants'/toddlers' sizes. Sale 3 for 4.23 Rig. 3 for 5.29. Men's closed-front print boxer 101 girls' elastic waistband pant sets. Brushed denim jeans and jersey knit polo tops are polyester/ cotton. Assorted colors, sizes 21 to 41. Bob pdc. .fl.'tiV. Monday, Feb. 15, 1575. p 9 SI ti' • Sale 1.83 Rig. 2.29. Infants' onopiece Sale4.35 Rig. 5.44. Boys' or shorts of Fortrel' polyester/combed cotton. $afe p,lc.s effective through Monday, Feb. is. 1575. Like It? Charge it. Use your JCPSnn.y charge acount. Paw S pullover undershirt. Colorful screen print on cotton. Infants'/toddlers' sizes. A ! '1979 JCPsnnsy Co., Inc. Sale 1.27 Rig. 1.59. Short sleeve Sale 2.23 Rig. 2.79. Short sleeve all-inone Pllucho• is cotton terry. Print with contrasting trim. Infants' sizes. playsu it-sleeper is soft. brushed polyester. Sale2.87 Sale 3.99 Rig. 3.59. Cotton terry hooded Rig. 4.99. Basic two-way towel and washcloth. Choice of white or pastel colors. 9 stretch sleeper is a vinyl/ vinyon/nylon blend. Choice of stripes or solids. Infants' sizes 0 to 2. Uk. It? Charge IL Use your JCPonn.y charge account. V �Sav e 50010 on Oleg Cassin quilted print bedspreads. THI S .11 CENTER I SALE PRICES THROUGH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1979 (UNLESS OTI4DW1U INDICATED) Y MATII ___ fix j\ 06 tJ&T j 2/89' i I r t( E PHOTO ALUM$ Mogk Mognstic. No Ow, no comm. 20 pods. (10 shsts). 2/$3 S 4 jI S tpOi1O I I • •'- IialL ,, •':J&. ')a. 1?' )IL,fP ' % * Zi Z4 • -Vo , ' 1IIS - • ' ,I , . FlITS-lAY'S 11 POTATO CHIPS Fr.sh and crisp ! 7% -oz. each. t 39 2/1 YA M46 lot 04 1 / u_$ AN ,. ,S,• ..%'1. ,% 5- .•;,- 5•. ; ,.. - • S k www"y - -e SSIIIL1SIQIIg : 2/ 59' '. 1lLJCF:!er1r1eI Charge ft! we . — is, y WP.ss, Piek —JCP.susy IN PusCPsls — 1sup-av C P. 5,.. 5• .5 s... . 1 -. ( j.' -.'.. ._ . S p- .. . .•. s4 5' •• •. - -_ :. _____ — --.-----•-- __ —. - J cmv , ..O •• - LImit 2 rob thru 2/18/79. Without coupon 47c each. 2/1.99 1oz. LImit 2 thru 2/18/79. — r WA WALGREEN COUPON SCSTT 1INiss TOIIIT TIUUS - - 41 : -- - 2/ 69 - Msohw.s VIM __ I— 1I1[4['1I -- S TwoPock 2/ 1 89 100 rewil size or Ndak4 60 size. g. 794 PackL z° 2/$I 112 dpn b 44 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- a -----------------------------WALII1iIi0UPON ----I---WALGREEN COUPON --WALGRE[NCOUPONI1 CMAP suac BANiou.o . Aio.. flAVORS or PLAIN -. ANTLPUIIPANT ! vmia SAVIAGI fl LImit 2 tIwu 2/18/79. Without coupon dc each ialffi J"aAcICS' .5 • ..••-. •• ev'C6.PAckS (zo 1•• - I ••.... -,----------------------------. • -- 2179C Limit 2 cans tlwu 2/18/79. Without coupon 53t each. 4couporn--WALGREEN --OUPONU "4ACK" 0 IVORY SOAP 363c LimIt 1 pock t$mru 2/18/79. Without coupon 79c each. ----k- CANDY SARI POPAR StANDS 5)2/33c Limit 6 bums tIvu 2/18/79. Without coupon 2/39*. ('i(."' ••S15., lIij - ------------------------s•• �---------- WALGREEN COUPONi, Box WALGREEN C0uP0N;1 PtU 036 UJ1I'(VJI11!L,' _ Niciiii 1 11" 2/59 _ 2/18/79. rnw coupon i '° ULiK'._(2.JI;iI"1tL'9 inds. I size. X N on $249.,—.. : (so' EMIR &PUUIIIII.I.k Fow 1*99 1111ru 2/18179. WALGUEN PHOTO COUPON Mr N. I 8V low, - WALGREEN COUPON - WALGREEN couPoP9T r Without coupon 39c each. A 2/1.29 Limit 2 t$vu 2/18/79. 2/49' 16 Limit 2 tlru 2/18/79. — CAT POM 6-M IL ':-: Limit 4 tIvu 2/18/79. Without cuon 33 .ath. L'i I Or It Without coupon 99 ach. : 12-OZW 24-.xp. 3.27 (133) 3ô.xp. 511 Coupon good tivii Fib. 25, 1979. NO LIMIT. :1 ..- 2," 1-99 MW ------ EASY CHARGE CARD SHOPPING 'BUY 2' & GIVE YOUR BUDGET A BOOST .• &\_/a -.-.lifll'. — IMATUA .1 0 71 Reg. 89c boxes .-%-- _________ fwwvt Colors. jW0 7.k wft TEFLON 9 hft kv 1099 2/ Boom iz flXAIIM$Th11fl11$1 u.iosocAi.ai • 93c lkft non'llip ip Rig. 99 CA$.,.SS WA$NaOThS C$OcotAlT Rig. 69 dslwi. clty. Assorted. Mean "2/1 Sophie Mae. 2/1.19 I's DAM N Almond or #1I_p_ ft& sum ft"ft colorniewfive. cw;ginal Print VIA' With dow".5oft 011ki, ,• any color print the do@sWt Reg. 79 2/1 pairs) 2/'1 • GUM Cwt a 2/S 1 Jumbo size. Req. $1.00 each fWKIllift For kousdd , pinod or poker decks. Cria l yols &-t 7 *i tL SM ftATSW as - -. plain. 4-oz. 2/1 19 AL vel 7e" Rag. 19i &. NOT $ Assorted die-cast m.toI cars. - &/ • "2/ 1 .59 OW SAU -T -I i*sv MASTIC I NOM NUDS 4 CnQ1 IL '9 ° DI Pi 1 11t., Waste I l Rigulor $179 B&St, lO-qt., Poll with spout, 1 i-qt. In assorted kitchen colors. /10-ox. PEff PJMA. FMWW. V" COW AFM MIAM loom '' I it U I bled's red or bIUL I1TI r•I I . 2/ ' j41-P1 OL Reg. 594. E AllOtTED IJ5III$ Req. 79c to 99c. Vegetable Brush. Dhh4-Sidi Buth, Toast Bowl Bruth or Kitd'mn Puff for dishes, I — — 1 _Rig. $34 isds. Now you 1--- $1 .o on.ji. - r.. %%T POMIT Sin : VIVITAR 700 CANUSA Req. $43.95polntn shoot.' Built-In flash. • *95 W 00 11114gulm $1.29 each. Two for price of one 1 2/$3 me ___ ction and "zounng*cW' focus aid. / TAM 2049 Our Poky: Each edweirliew Item .. rj ' 2/1 00 . pnt r / kulous milk or dark chocolate. •. 1L.u.sTIoo Rig. $34.95 Instant ca with automatic 29.95 • 2/79" 2/79# 2/lo" I + _______ ss '61olu11 wz 2/1.29 •_---- I A I PACE OF S VUSYL D-SSY ISAISSIS Assorted colors. Rig. $1.19 pks. I 0-M GM 50 sticks in oil of assorted types sugarless gum. Reg. $1.19 pack. D-cm &a WW zm, %we. i'OrtetOth.vIthi.d k.i$oU stores. size, Reg. 494. J. (our A 2/1,29 89c pock of 20. 2 rot 2/73 /99,4 2 $PSCthCSiY OthSflp,s1s nOSd NI 1W HornoSentry turns on/off automatically. Earphorm. carry-thong a battery inc. Reg. 7.99. 1,019 5099 72703 tores light reserved to limit quantitieson all items same s S9.c'ol iol.-pwiod pncss ore nosed by Sole or coupons Any other, are our everyday low prices. Some regular pricui quoted may vary in 2/9.99 Modol 8134 .L' �09-0.0 . SAVE THRU FEB. 25 ON WALGREENS BRAND )R3DUCTS. ALL 100% MONEY-BACK GUARANTEED "va i'rPAP _3 44E MEG. 65 WINDOW CLIANIR ••.-'---'•... Am I Walgreens 16-oz. with Cn roll, LY i5W t I I S"100111, softons Roo. $11.". ERIG 299 QU RIG 83 FASHION RITI SUGAISUISTITUTE W=71 1 and ERIG.$1.59 $1.79 CRIAMS . * Wal eens 100 k low-colone dieteticd Professional Care extra rich, moisturizing. 16-oz. 2/2.39 2/1.,89 2/3.99 2/ 1.29 2/ 1.59 3 kinds: Regular, Herbal and Cool Menthol. ll.oz. RIG. $1.39 COLD MIDICINI - Choice: Reg. 99c WaIgii,s or..n Strawberry, Apricot 2/1,0 19 Hon.ysucid..H.rbo$,.19 Nigh 7 12 hour relief! Anef tin 2/24 time capsules. 10's. / 1.99 Woigreens 22-oz. No sticking, no build-up. 2/ 1.49 2/2.59 Waigreens mint flavored tablets act quick. 100's. Waigreens 5-gr. tablets. None finer at any price, M9I AM j Fresh Breath pump spray for pocket, purse. -oz. = RIG. $1.47 E RIG. 98c DENTAL FLOSS DINTURI CREAM MOUThWASH Reg. 89 4 Waigr..ns F esh Breath, Pleasorit H ' r 2/1.19 2/1.89 2/ 1.79 2/1.79 2 ' Of Oft RIG. 89s 4ft RIG. $1.19 RIG. $1.49 == RIG. $1.17 COLD CAPSULES ANTACID TABS ASPIRIN 300's WRATH SPRAY Rest Easy for night-time relief from a cold. 6-oz. i VITAMIN I CRIAMS Choice of: Moisturizing, t Creams. WE REG.89c SP A S 111 .4 cam 11a less. INAUPSIS Sal. NATURI'S PINUT Moisturizing; extra rich in Cocoa Butter. 8-ounce. 2/2.39 2/2.99 2/2.49 TIM[ CAPHUS Or Reg. $1.19 Pre-Shove. Walgreens, 5 types. 5-oz. MANOR Season To Season holds Chambly moisturizer 4-oz. all weather. Non-aerosol. Only a few drops needed. I E RIG. $1.09 4ft RIG. $34 AFTER SHAVE SPUD SHAVE Ml ERIG.$1.29 ERIG.$l.49 WllG.$1.98 WERIG.$1.89 HAND LOTION 8.oz. SPRAY NIT *101 LOTION SAUNA CRIAM Perfection Cold Cream & Hand Cream. 7 & 814-oz. 1, 2/1000 .*,' 4732-02. 2/2 69 s Slim Caps 80's Vitamins 250-mg. Methyl Cellulose, sproyer.A big value! 2/$1 Wolgreens waxed, minted. 125-yd professional size Wolgreens mint-flavored adhesive holds. 1 .75-oz. 2/ 1.47 2/ 1.39 Oft RIG.Sl.ft For hard contact knwL 2/1*99 WITCH 10 saumm X pe 100 DOWN ago EluG.$1.o9 QU RIG. $1.O9 SUPPOS1TOIIIS MILK OF MAGUSIA Hemorrhoidal. Soothing, stainless. Wolgr..n 12's. 2/2.49 An antacid and laxati ve. Regular or minty. l6oz. E REG. $I.s9 ALaIW DROPS Soothing eye drops help remove redess. O.75oz, 2/1e.49 2/1.69 WALGRE(N COUPONS 1à NAIL POLISH lIMOVII -' 3 Types. 8-oz. 2FOR 1.19 ft" Mome 41 Limit 2 thru Feb. 25, 1979. Without coupon 89 .och. z MG. $1.19 OftMG. $1 19 WITCH HAUL NO.A$PIIIN 2/1.79 2/1.79 ---------------------- - ------------------------ EOLJpON N IN WALG COMFORT I SLAMS __________ '.c1I • 9 i ar?rld.s _____ - 2 FOR - L Twin BkWn Limit 2 thru Feb. 25, 1979. Without coupon $1.79 each. 11 ãgl6-oz. size Crib Age. Adults every __________ 2/ 10 14 16L &iby ERIG.$1.47 BOX 180 A&D OINTMINT COTTON SWABS stolarti Wolgreens Vitamin Ointment aids healing. 4-oz. Wolgreen double-tipped swabs now cost you less. Soothes dry skin, minor skin irritations. 21i-oz. 2/1.99 2/1.19 2/1.99 9';J __ iER1G.$1.49 ZINC OXIDI vR1G.$1.29 VE1IG.$1.19 PETROLEUM JELLY THERMOMETER Wolgreens big pound 'or at real savings. White. Wolgreens, easy to reod. Choice: oral or rectal. 2/ 1.,69 2/ 1.19 ~111 WALGREEN COUPON 00 10 WALGREENCOUPONwjGp----, ' __ 1099 When aspirin is foryou.Wolgreens100's. For body massage, after shaving. Walgr.,ns )6-oz. BABY SINAMP" tf- BOWL CUANIR HYDROGEN 9-oz. Size Ii 2 16-oz. ____ 2 FOR 2 FOR 1.00! 99' __ Waliprwu 110 or 126 coo FILM I[1 p' for prints 2 FOR 1.79 j ROUPON 2-az. Size 2 DINTIMI CLEANSER TOOTH I i J Jj//1f 40 Tablets I •. - FOR I 2 FOR : BRUSHIS Volta-Dent 2 FOR . 179 im !! Limit 2 thru Feb. 25, 1979. Without coupon 77 each. -- Limit 4 thru Feb 251979 Without coupon 88t each. Limit 2 thru Feb. 25 1979. without coupon $1.24 each, Limit 2 thru Feb. 25, 1979. Without coupon 99 each. Limit 2 thru Feb. 25,1979. Without coupon $1.17 each. / Limit 6 thru Feb. 25, 1979. Without coupon 574 each. i �WALrEEN COUPONI9 34ML PACK OF IMAM 2/$1 TO cow Geh the VwHe red i1 : Limit 2 s. $wu 2/18/79. Wdhoutcoiçon84 apcxk. 1.19 indu(S 20c off : ' I "I Two styles Wtçi $1.29 .ach. (" I'::1I;.:1.'.1: -.....- L . By Rs,Ioni - . 3 tss; pwa -I Cpawr P7T mews, wonews d 00 SKIN 1* BMSASIS 1 soft coietoc! lenses. 8-ax. . or _•w. W1 wide. Peck of 60. 2/$3 For cleanin% I 1/j-m / 1am29 2 AML Von ., ACSI TINSAT 111,U• and fIn, unlm. 8g $1.18. ° '°'Y rmsiond abor .11ons. /1.59 2/ 1.59 In.. '" - 40% 2 - LO1flSII Mill 1=114MIll *. 2/3.99 J.a.a I O•T ... !1 . or \,., ir -- '--- -- Rich lather helps to control diràuff flakes. Reg. $1.44. ____V 15" to 30" 2/ 1.49 -• L , with du,Jb7I o'kkti loz. or aiisJ. 6)4-a& with p INALt- ai ixti* .sv Rsw thodt itis, foc. & body. Isgior -........ _z. 8'POO Ir 1T 325. CSTTN M&$ 10t~8 bmdm^ 111 - 2e" 2.99 W I Wit CARE T1 I. 19 For the rinsing and storing of 1CM 2 v ce 2 1 EAM FOR DW _ __2 lFca i THROAT LOZENGES cult"yea softmfom Th. nopoz hokw by Clad lu away the iw4m.r, 2 tppss. 1&=. flh1iit - CUiui. IOSS CA ..cama:ii. - 410 Limit 4 thru 2/18/79. Without coupon 88 each. 0--%4 _.____ - .. ___ . Salsil 'sUnK Limit 2 tfwu 2/18/79. Without coion 49 ea. ____ GET AN 'EXTRA HELPING'OF BEAUTY NOW AT WALGREENS r ,.. • 2/ 1.19 -- ---- BnI I! : 2/69' we ___ ? " ULM - SAVINGS THAT DOUBLE YOUR BUYING POWER ' 0 P0 coupon "T Con or body, Limit 4pr. t+iru 2/18/79. Oxides Limit 2 thru 2/18/79. r 2/48' Of 2/1.99 OL Limit 2 ttwu 2/18/79. Without coiqon $1.28. T WALGPE(N COUPON WALGREEI coo WALGREEN COUPONrn z2/ 1.99 Lengths :-v." IUI .. - OWN 4W 26~ CAKE 402/3o" SOAKS AWAY MM MISERY Thor. Is on. difference between name-brand and that is: g.n.rlc - The Pr /2 0L, plus 2 pockets of body oil are yours FREE l (price Inc. 25coff) Ask us AMERICA'S PRESCRIPTiON CENTER - II. - • 4i - __ - - *IuIS M cow vepw 3 podgme hook 3 4.99 Dl Dissolves instantly to , ,fl4J,, tir.d,burningf..t.Fourl-ot.nvs. , / 211k Give your watch a BRITE new look! Pg. -1 in a te WATCM . '-' STATV$asAuss .• in dointiest flat links. S.cha,ns, rope twists - Reg. $3.57 ____ -4 .. ________ IL.Id FSAM ISI&1 . _____ Swivel clasp locks in any position. Block or pink. ln4 sizes. Reç$1.38 2/ 1.38 IE 2/$#S - - I'iiJiL!!LI ____ ' i -. L'CAI. 4.;• •.; • • Super selection ISPAM. of sleek metal expansion dwAsinhwWor . p I I 111' RSIIHAJR tOss WEIG fl L- r I I•A.0 1IWt _N r 'T" I. J S of uUIu!!_1111111 • - IY1 t1 • I • SANDS _______J 240 y acne onddIyiirL34-oz.cdI.. AgenericRx may save you dc,#ors. about it. E 1A ow - M.IWISJ . / I .. •_. drugs and w.a SSAP 3 -----•r °z 69' styles; rich leathers; durablenyon. I*U M 5AM i PLM 16-ox. powder In vanillaor 4.99 now $1 A6 a PC&. 31/2o99 1_ - MLIV UA1111 U*U. P.1105 wm i - ..- SATMI BY Y*1T Aades. OASa&%9.S1. /1.50 2 3 ITS MAIII. W& Now 694 so& Choim 2/ 1.09 - SOSUII UUL irmnil and ftight Use. 4-02. 2.50 �I 71st Year, No. 154-Thursday, February is, 1919 Sanford. Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents LI ------- Graham's $14 Billion, 12 2c td.'Cfl çCD'n1 to t2O-B3 Tic Th NJ'rzi F?. ±o c'.'s & }Gd COttO Harbor tppg Cuz Ft. ycis?c.'J3 Pc Lk2 Esj 1• ' tL.nfl' &ct;Tnpa Ii z1I'usv!o & a)cwsC y.}3 43. VG iT Li Te3 & Cci Today V. Pc t SSC3ShCcC1. F=15. !Z71 &y.r -- i 2C 11 TALLAHASSEE, UP!) Go, Bob Graham lofty a $14 two. state budget and a plan giving the arde break: on his tam Grabam's first state budget ever and Florida's fird blennial VOMM PLO In 11 years provides besfty Increases for public schools and the Depart. met of H,Slth and Rehabthta. live Services, but leaves $307.6 "lllkn unappropriated In a "stabilization fund" as a hedge Against lr 1MJon and un.xpec. - S ad fInucW emergencies. -State apeniling for the 17641 bletmiun would total $14.0 billion, Speoft for the fiscal 10yew begImlli* July 1 would total $6761 billion, a $127 million or 10 Percent Increase MW Ub __ Graham said his budget Is supportive of President Cartar's &tfIUOII fight because wage Increases for public MMPIOYM an within Carter's 7 pii.it ce1lln and OVifall e opendling IsClOtgrOWIag :kt;; faster than the populatift Herald P*SW by Oasis ISWI Fulfilling on. of Ws major A surprised Fred Streetman (left) receives congratulations from GOP campaign commitments, presidential candidate, U.S. Rep. Phil Crane of Illinois and Mrs. Crane, on his Graiissn recommended a two. being designated the Republican of the year for Seminole County. Although mill rollback &reetman served on the committee which chose the award recipient, his selec- going for schools and a freas. don for the award was ke$a secret from hjm on property tax.sl.vfeiflorcity and county government OPerstim WALGRIINS OWN QUALITY VITAMINS YITAM I CAPSIILIS 2/6.,98 Y1TAI I, ISle. 200 LU. Rig. $3.29. SALE .......... 2/2.79. High polency 500-mg. hg $2.19, 100'.. SALE V1TA1 C, III',. 250mg. Rig. $1.49. SALE......... 2/1.55 CIRM NATO, 100'. Plain or with hon. Nag. $1.99 & $2.09. SALE Plain or with iron. Rig. $3.99 & $4.49 SALE SUPU SATIIC TANS Formula for union. Rig. $6.9L1 00'.. SALE SM11 ICONPI Plain or with Iron. Rig. $3.98, 100'.. SALE TNAPIITIC N TARS Now, 30 with 1001 Rig. $3.98, 130's. SALE I/2098 2/2.98 2/5.49 2/7.49 2/4.99 2/5.99 ssd • WAi11iiCOUWOWI1 L. ini and mMani •i . k• ' Two T1L STMUSSSS RISUSSI 7-...-...TSSUPASTI WIMAM 2/1.49 16-os. site VMbW :Iiiiiiiiiiiiiom =EM=. - 10 WALGRUN COUPONU WALGREEN COUPONI :... h,1.- 111A0 16-ox. Umlt2iwu2/25/79 W on*.ach. 99 IlIPS.1.• '1 2/1 L08" and - • 6.98 _ 2/1.99 GET 50 WITH 100 and _______ 48's. LImit 2 thru 2/25/79. -OR 150 IN ALU I-. Wout Coupon .S9iach. P4III$$sckrI SUPER MYTINAL ___________________ - IIflUN AMT ATIUSM Ws. L1m1t4*iru2/25/79. Without coupon $1.49 och. Wayne Mason tries to cams up with - tax reform i*iwIir. Graham In. tends to call a special legislative session n Dscsm. __ her to consider the psiel's _ WALSUIS U VITASS&0N Two - Caier 't* L'r Crane Tells GOP •• WALGREEN COUPON Id £/1.UY By LEONARD KRANSDORF Herald Staff Wrfter . - 'VITAS C TAIlITS I- _____ - 400 1. U. capsuiss. Rig. $5.39, 100'.. SALE J Year Budg et Asks In Property Taxes C .-ut t _ I '4 2/1019 LImit 2 Ihru 2/25/79. Without cQupor. 79. .odi. ---------------------------:: -.----' . A .-'- NffmM Pby Lsnard rani DARVIN BOOTIE 'We are really expanded to our absolute capacity and we do we can effectively the students' serve &infórd Drug Gang Is Daughter Of Ex-Mayor GkFin _ __ _brow ." aid a epi'---- far 4ste YAM" the psier 1id the sew _________ U.S. Blames Soviets 4 ____ ____ of Soviet advisers hi the events that led to Adoli Dube' ffstIx, me United hots also charged that __ AAdwaldn's -ahzed ______ ___ a ____ _____ *in 141,J dqk MM _____ ITIJ 0 feel -A Isruesepe ................21 ...1.1 lujitol___________________IA For ...... OW_M. ............... IA 1-5 ........$'R Spiro ................... IA 4-1 .1.1 W:....................I-A American ambassador to Afgbanlstu, predherakly to tberesil10o,t role _ ___ beoni.. their lives mid - 'ju be prtectsd. grswlsgippettles 1,1. the Iranian • g _L.rtmei --'.- etItheywere.tbew.e cJ- -y __ - AmsdNa* __ _ Itt W ius, whe wee utsek a the tngr dessday heb a qlend ad lbusn':ud in thsk ___ .isrh UJ. to Wedwilbit proper :=iMd a *stive Is Amsi with V' When U.S #'lil. suputed lee. he ___ I not and going. Lake Brantley High School was originally built In 1172 for Z* To help Lake Brantley High School students but now has a otudent deal with what Its principal called a population of 2,650. "population exploslon" the Seinlnoio To cope with the Increase the County School Board has school has added eight portables and unanimously adopted a split session has made eight multlpurpo.e rooms plan for the school which will go Into into 16 classrooms, Soothe said. effect in September. Despite these steps the school has The basic concept of the plan is to been unable to effectively control have Juniors and seniors attend a the increasing student popelation. fivehour morning session from 7 "We are really expended to our A.M. to 11:55 am, and freshmen and absolute capacity and we do not feel sophomores attend a fivehoir d. now we can effectively serve the ternoon session from 12:05 p.m. to 5 students," Soothe told the board p.m. at the school at 175 Sand LakeWednesday. Road In south Seminole County. The principal noted for the Pad However, School Principal Darvin several years the school has asSoothe also referred to the plan as piicad steady growth from 2,131 an "extended day" because there studentsinl9ll.1177to2,320students ' will be some students who will during the school year 1177.11Th, to choose to go six hours and thus their the current 2,650 and he Is expecting schedule will overlap with the other the school population to increase to students. He estimated this number 2,600 next school year. at 200 at each grade level or 600 ltis hoped the oplltsenplan total, will only be for the next school year, Boothe noted the students taking pending completion of the new lake the extra hour will be those In. Mary High School. That school Is terested In getting extra credits to expected to be ready by December ' help them when they go to college 1960 and It is hoped students Iranand the parent4eacher committee derring there from Lake Brantley which helped develop the plan will solve the problem. thought It would be best If that op. The split s'ktt plan received portunity Is available to the some opposition Wednesday from students. EleworScuderlwhohasadangt*er However, that will require the at lake Brantley. school and district officials to work She complained the plan had been on bus schedule conflicts, student given little publicity and there had schedule conflicts and supervision at the school while students are coming See BRANTLEY, Page 2A By DONNA E8T Crane said the people had to rise; he promised to reduce Cisulrg a ftgl* he bsgon HerMSWI*rfter expected Carter's "per- thesis, of goveromsit yet yeas' ago as a date sicr, B7DENNISFEOL4 The public believed the formence to measure up to his created the "monstrous" Grab heroin, mr ne cocaine, demo olanddilaudjdan sold the r,eoinmsid.d shelldrugs for profit. Promise of candidate Jimmy rhetoric" and since it ham't the Department of Ft.rg which Uon of the state's motor vehicle lIStild 8150 WrIter Carter In 1976 that he would not "loss of public confidence Lu has 20,100 bureaucrats and a b4)SdIOflP5'etn Fields estimated the gang was responsible for 25 burglaries and iike O The daugtMr of a former mayor of Sanford Is among 11 persons 15 armed robberies during the past year. tell a lie, Pail what they found mow*h*." $10.6 billion annual budget &W Oct. 1 and an ra $6.1MMMarr.d In connection with the "Drugstore Gang." after the election was "politics • No Wednesday. drugs were found when the 11 persons were taken Into Crane listed broken Carter is promoting creation of a to the Florida Highway Patrol o Sheriff's Investigator, said theconsisting gang custody M ususl" pr1d-'a1 can- promises, Including one as lateDe' of F4u.M Wft to trsjthr 61 employees 10 of 1$ persons,Cty Is responsible for the theft 011150,000th drugs from didate U.& Rip. Phil Chase, He as this p December when he 11,066 Pm more bureaucrats and Inspection Among those still st-large are the purported leaders of the Inspectionstations to road Y pharmacies In Seminole, Orange, Volusla and Osceola counties. gang. III, told Republlu at a aignedlntolawablll iponeored $14 billion budget; promised Beingbold at the Orange Cowgy Jail th lieu of$1o,5oobond henquet in Alamoig. Springs by am Rd film, H. rectvy.4ed abolition of Qndy Baker, 22. She Is the daughter of former Sanford of go and oil and The potential for violence In these crimes was great," Fields ° W.daiJ.y night. guaranteeing no titus would, suet an hi to cç.. four of the seven state pkpnr and mayor Joe B. Baker. said. "It has been fortunate that no pharmacists or citizens have The occasion was the omit be signed with Communist with no mention of "welcome datioss," facilities Baker, who served as Sanford's mayor in 1167, owns a dairy been WW so far. JAsieoth Day dlimw spossored (ha which could ciitisi dereguituon; promised he at Cambslltoe, Fernandlu buabless called Baker Farms at 515 Old Orlando Road. A "The pharmaceutical. taken In these crimes have often caused by the Seminole County the freedom end political In. would not ose new taxis on Bob, l&flt'd.4 Tallgw spokesman for the sheriff's department In Orange County said spinoff crimes ranging from burglary to mwi.r, Republican Executive Corn- dependence 01 TaIwan without an among the Mdelpediallolaws see, and the date voca"' Mn Baker gave her address as RI. 3, Box 515 in Sanford. mitt., end was one 01 eI prior apwval of the (.gr.u. u tttnt iu rehebilivatbin program, taming She Is charged with two counts of possession of a controlled Fields said. apposmacee 10 Central Florida "(tsr Ms'I 'via let har00 taxis by .4 psrcud. Ovir Job training for h.4- sub"". for Crane, kicking oft the One beulgsed a tidy w before ie member of the gang Is being sought on murder charges lapped penass to the Isdiral s and A .pok'nen for Baker Farina said Baker Is out 01 town esthete perIl. 01 his no for abroiog that law," Crane Inv stemming from a shooting knifing murder during an ap to lbs p,g1ge of his gsveret. was exect.d to return IOiflItlfl* this SftamO011. 1b lb. prr'-'cy. aid. "Cuter did not eves seek flll.io district, saying he has He also recommended aid Ml. Baker had been living with her brother In 5POkSetnafl parent drug ripoff, authoritie, reported. Sanford Saying the Democratic ad. enagrsut from (ha that '.-i, - t"4io- or reergetetios of Fields said the newly formed investigative unit he heads, the minidratiOs in WaubiagiGS 15 it it task Taiwan," glossed over the Irdb to his 11 pr*s, saying taxpayers The Baker Farms spokesman said Miss Baker dropped out of Metropolitan Bureau 01 Invedlgatlon. infiltrated the gang which $temptlng "to fulfill the Crane aid. 'm. will $197 uuilflLpi. WW the .clt.ol, mod out of her brother's . Is believed to have operated In Georgia and Alabama as well as 4 of deluded 1972 Re said Carter in 197$ the something Id, They wet ad two years. In "omborol d&" about me mnig ago. =tic presidential promised a balanced budget candor. from their rep - date asplayess, new 16,0, MIss Baker faces an hitI.1 court appearance today. He said they were targeted for Invutigatica because of the nominee, Sen. George before lb. and 01 his d term, • would be tikunoti by 471 over Roger Fields, director of an Invetlgative team at the Orange Notlovern 01 Seth Dakota, yet deficit IpAlvig Ctlb*. Use UP. CIANI, Pae IA Increase In the number of pharmacy robberies in the g jnny, p1, - County Sheriff's Depsrtmeig, said the "Drugstoje Gang" stole last year. U.S. To Yanks: G*t ! Todcl Can't Guard You' 4 Board Approves S sessions At Brantley HS prior I. the dut den _uxp: *. * IV IV __ __ to - Illi a ldu, h 17? "1w lb. •. l_ end .vei ' - - we iS give pa yes rs," net- - W1V. -. r bIum'wsiSuteui I• I I - w - ___ _ Of Ri.pict 5 dl ep' AmIrieft _ _ 11110 1119M #11111161111111111ft - •- • _ -. .- by ___ ___ *A bowm ask b 11111111ft - 611081111 tft b America t Cuter --- • AW* __ s._et- s ng-- ji - :- - - • - __ wn MM Sao aw ftm Iiii 0M 01i 04M I=PPMEM Wong". ut. goviR over the role played by livid advisen to the poli ce of Kabul hitbe events W"lid 0 the 01 our en. basesdor to Afghmid." Other Amutom __ wit further, even, was a security agent freon the livid Embasey with whom Amerlen ___M hM bees in tomb rep he pu.I4Nty of ____ nugodatin. to seek rsI Accerg_t these _ irl hates receiv,d repute the livid adiem . ad Um security agut',It fen= ad eves provided weapemy. The M.lak who asast be I -"t semesd thvIlursadtheaecurftylgetd N I--'-- - - •: • w - romahMMty for the duth of the *!'mM. to the lorm Uniola W" the mote siplicit action. A 11M Department MM rend to reperters late Wediy jut shari of seeming Mescew of rsmihiIy in Is' murder. Del was by M'.ljin es. ts Wede.dsy as he 4,.,e to the Amends in Kabul A few hours heir at a dsitow heal, a oteg • • Slaying she.. Cmii aid I a pupated fv -d Cu',phir "xprd As all Od isOlVd " t -- in jsudg" Widauuday.j iheb.iDelidiadfri._., 1ii,is da by Ms CIPIUL - -- S C14 ..a. '.- - ,.... - ... • •• ___ • _. •-•.•.. ____ •. ••.i:_:- •_ .. ••'- .-.• .,. -.- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 14, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 14, 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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 14, 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/5b073c44f0cb5e97129475f15fbca7d1.pdf 11745babd1c82c85ca90992ac743a643 PDF Text Text 45—Evening Horaid, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE 'IF SV, GO WAKE Tuesday, Jan. 23, 7, by Chic Young ACROSS 44 Induces Answer to Prsvous Puzzle 46 Landing boat The Fixed Gravity 1 Bird of prey 47 Scandinavian IWIH[A __ __ *Ipi itti ii rti1i1i 4 Northern god '" 5titi constellation 48 Luau food LILIIIPjjJ 8 Musical 50 New Deal 01 V N Of instrument program L a i,u p 12 Poverty- or 52 Author of $ of i I o DEAR DR. LAMB — I want agency (abbr.) Robinson ' I 13 Hawaiian Crusoe" to know about the specific I oj t s 2 island 56 Theorbo Dr. a L I V 1 gravity of urine and what ls the 14 Thailand' s 58 Uncommon frIIT I T meaning of a flied specific neighbor 60 Have tilAti gravity. I he a relative with 15 Destroy (sI.) 61 Information 'NI i IN I C A Nil Lamb 16 Forget bureau (abbr.) Fal Lb0 E s this problem and don't wi L y 17 Mild expletive 62 Verve derstand It. 38 CIA 18 Build 63 Recent (prefix) 8 College DEAR READER — Specific degree (abbr.) predecessor 20 Negatives 64 Eye infection gr avity refers to the weight per 22 Genetic 40 Plain 65 Electrical unit 9 Ruler 10 Horse color 43 And so on material unit of volume for any sub have been bothered with 66 College (abbr.) degree (abbr.) Ills (Sp) st8flC hi relation to water. condifiori If I am holding (abbr., Lot.. 2 19 Who (It.) 23 Travel on foot wds.) Specific gravity Is expressed in anything, my handbag for 21 Not boastful 25 Her Majestys DOWN terms of water. The value for example, In my hand at arm's 24 English poet 45 Unit ship (abbr.) 47 Florida city 26 Time zone 27 Contemporary I Exude water Is 1.000. A fixed specific length or when I am sewing or painter 2 Become thin (abbr.) 48 Increased by gzvity for wine has a value of writing, my hands may go to 30 Of sacs 27 Folk 49 Expel with use 1.010, Just a trifle heavier than 33 Have debts At night the hand tIn the knowledge sleep. 3 Run 51 Gang water. This Is the value for 34 Prison 28 Jug 4 Stateof. at I'm lying on tends to si de th Loving 53 plasma, the fluid portion Of go to sleep. Please tell me what. 36 Actress 29 Pride in self 54 Was indebted emergency Louise crime 30 Gave hint OW blood, to can be done about this. 37 City in 5 Sweet potato 31 Concerning 12 55 Baseballer Pressure DEAR READER Nevada 6 River in wds., Lot. The kidney filters the plasma Slaughter 39 Constant Europe abbr.) hand or circulation to the on and normally It can form 57 Noun suffix 41 Yell 7 Coupe, for 32 Islands may cause concentrated urine to conserve pressure 42 Rubs out one 59 Betrayer (al.) 35 Otherwise oms. What causes water you need or dilute the these sympt 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 wine to eliminate excess water the pressure? You'll have to 8 9 10 11 I HAE BEiNG / (E TTF_Z ( ~17 N AWAKE IN MOZZNING! UP ITS TIME ;-OR ASf I TTT 1 I71 ' TTTT1 Body's Urine _ i 41 list Year, 135.—Wednesday, Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents $ b ( 7 -23 BEETLE BAILEY ______ by I'M SORRY, 0170. MAYBE 1HAT 15N'T A GOOD IDEA.WHAT ELSE WOULD YVU LIKE'? / \ I P 8E ASNAMEW / Walker Mort i _____ _____ I ______ IT __________________ ——— 12 ———— - ] - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom IER M6. VP Lia IV "T'? - - - - - 15 V" - - - - — _____ - 19 33 1 ONO* t3 1 C3 [LJ C3 -H Hi __ __ 34 - 38 —— 7 H. I READ IT WAS FASCINATING' (DH) THINK OF IT 1 ,JUST COULDN'T DOWN,' o'cAv, — - 46 48 49 - - 22 — HE PUT IT DOWN! ______ — _____ _____ - 45 — — - - —— - 52 - — 59 53 54 55 - - - 60 ______ 62 63 ___ — — — 64 HERE IT IS, _____ ____ - _____ ___ ARCH ,4INIW - — ——— 58 61 ____ 36 40 43 44 _________ 47 57 31 32 35 50 51 - PUT IT CLONING [ADAU - ______ 21 39 —— by Bob Montana _______ - 30 37 L - ARCHIE ABOUT - 25 26 C3 NOVEL - - _____ 20 , REG6IEs DOING A REVIEW ON THAT NEW - - 17 27 28 29 - — - - — - — — ______ [J.D By BERNICE BEDE 080L For Wednesday, January 24, 1979 % WIN by Howie Schneider IM A FIGHT N3D WAS %Aiu UP 50 54D -Mey +jp Jj io ) ( MM M HN)1O1 to discuss the Issue openly but YOURBIRThDAY I REMMMIR aa I - Jamory K Im Events could ffl ) about a fresh outlook toward in a resolved. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Work on projects today where you consider your efforts to be t'nga and people you've You'll ' for a bug . en moneyandalaoenJoyyoiraelt. terthgahappiercycle. LEO (July 2Aug. 22) You AQUARRJS (Jan. 2Feb. 19) If you have matters to discuss be rewarded In more ways than and workout with others, today one because of the thoughtmlghtbeagooddaytodoso. fulnessandconaideratlonyou The sincerity and truth- show to another today. worthiness which you show Applause, applause I o[[23 .j PRISCILLA'S POP I UP IN .j4E SK) THE SIRP IS A IT'S A pp/ A PLANE ) you'll enjoy In your ia AstroGraph La"er. (t yo by maIling $1 for each and a I' VE ALWAYS \ YELLOW-ThTEP ¶MoRSLER, ANP THE PLANE IS A 707.' EP 10 L0 THAT.' I ) things to show them how you • WEST S EAST .3. . . I I . • BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel I I HEARP 'rirn ciptjreg ..IW7' HAPPENlI'd 1DdflVR I / PUM$O, B09&' IT 5,a*t V me TATP UP Y ITffLF.' ________ • _______ __ & H.imdahl :. 1MRTANTI CLI Isom 11? / - ____ -L.. . 461l 9 1 ______ I S 2, P--- 4 ____ p 3• I UI ' Not my pup you don't: he's not for ...Not really, Matthew Reynolds, 4 sale, says Norland Gragg, 3, as he year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike clutches his pal, Tippy. He made Reynolds of Sanford, is just clapping sure he wasn't sold during his at play by Seminole High's mom's porch sale at 71h and basketball team. His enthusiasm Palmetto, Sanford. _____ by Bob Theves HOwDO(ou fte TUMBLIWEIDS WN HERE P4 1HE FAI NOft1HWT CQASTf1SAM? ' - YA SAVE lISH SEA CAPrAIN. and John ____ - / \ ____ _ - ____________________________________ _____ - ____ -- FEOLA Re 41F 7 4 1— '1 ks\ - #11 when he was fired by Butler on Aug. 22, 1978, Sands said today he Is satisfied with investigatlon of his charges. He also denied Butler's charge he BEN BUTLER is out for revenge and wants the Sanford thief fired. "I don't think he should be fired for this," Sands said. "I ' I have no can't see any reason for firing him. I'm not out for revenge." idea If I'm Butler said today he has not been subpoenaed to testily, but he has contacted the state atgoing to fest4l torney's office and has offered to testify voluntarily. "I have no Idea II I'm going to testify today," Butler said. "They'll tell me If they want Herald Photos by Torn Vincent me. They may not even get that (From left): Former Sanford policeman Tommy Sands enters grand jury room; far — they may decide this Is a Chief Assistant State Attorney Chris Ray leads witness to grand jury while bunch of baloney and forget former Sanford policeman Carey Herndon exits after brief Initial appearance. about the whole thing. That's what I expect,' the chief said. State Attorney Douglas Cheshire sisid 25 persons have ever brought before the only way to put the situation to pol.1ceman who was with the Butler began calling him names been subpoenaed In the case, Seminole County Grand rest Is for the grand Jury to give Butler group when the Incident and hit him. Sands claims occurred. although for expediency they It Its attention," he said. Butler hit him In the jaw send"We've never brought an Also on han d waiting to Ing him to the floor. may not all be called to testily. Cheshire said while he would He said Butler was not sub. assault an d battery case be fore not discuss the topics under testify were Jim Longworth, Butler has said Sands walked poenaed because legally, the grand jury," he said, investigation by the grand jury, owner of the Pewter Pub and over to the table and when be subpoenaing a possible we've never had a case where he did say he did not expect the Mike Western ot Sanford, who aAe4$aniitoteaye the former was sitting at a nearby table In policeman faked a fail to the defendant would give him police chief and former policeman have been the the eatery. Immunity in the case. floor and arose claiming the 'i don't think At least one Sanford chief had hit him. Butler has Cheshire said he expects the combatants. policeman's wife, who was with maintained Sands Is trying to investigation, which Is led by "We felt It was necessary to he should be the Butler party that evening, make him look bad because the Assi ant State ief Attorney bring this to st the grand j Ch was waiting to testify. Chris Ray, to be concluded beca us e of the turmoil and chief fired him. fired for this, The Butler party that evening either today or Thursday. controversy surrounding the Sands had also claimed he Included the chief's wife, was engaged In a scuffle with Cheshire said this may be the San ford Police Department and —Tommy Sands Nancy, City Manager Warren another Sanford policeman first assault and battery case the chief," Cheshire said. "The grand jury to investigate areas E. Knowles and several off-duty outside the restaurant. Ray has other than the primary topic, policemen and their wives, said no charges will be filed in w hich Is known to be the Pewter Sands has alleged he walked that incident because of In. Pub Incident. Cheshire did add over to the chief's table and sufficient evidence. _ .r ________________ - __________________ 2 HE'S PLAYING KlO,V6 I CANT It CCO1! HE k Awrr4 - 4 ..•. ii _____ _ 015 _ . __ ________ LIh I.. All ND .,, ASTARING ThIs Is Vision Awareness Week and Brian Norman, 6, a kindergariener at Lake Mary Elementary School stare. intently at card he will insert I into language-master machine. Brian Is one of 30 pupils at three schools I who can spend up to 12 hours in special vision classes at three Se County schools The classes are designed to help the student ion In • I I the regWar classroom. Show Two central Florida benefit appearances by OfId heavyweight champion Muhammad All scheduled Friday and the grand jury could Investigate Off sponsor of The Chil's Village 01 Florida. "it nothing to do with 'iii," cxplalued Christine Jones today. "We found we not get an use promotion Saturday at Sea have been postponed by the trustees ci Seminole. County odatisu for tardid Citissu lie., dome in Ilbe Ume we b4l' sait she piano to reschedale the event. Today the Jurors could expand the Investigation without the prodding of his Office. Also waiting to testify at the Around The Clock ---------4-A Horoscope ---------------- S-A Seminole County Courthouse Bridge -------------------- S-A Hospital .................iS-A this, morning were several Comics ................... S-A Obituaries ----------------5-A persons who were in the Pewter Crossword ................ 11-A OURSELVES ............. I-B Pub the night of the Incident. Editotial .................. 4-A Sports ................... $4-A Among these was Carey Hem- Dear Abby ---------------- 1-B Television ................ s-s don, a former Sanford Dr. Lamb ................. SA Weather ................. 2-A - War M*d ge . Goal. Added By DONNA EM Herald Stall Wrer A budget 01 $175,000 will be necessary to Joe e.Wth prOgTaiI mosquito, the pod which has ping*iid the Sanford lakefront for nearly 10 Yam This was the estimate given to the Greater __ of en ._______________ ___ t ct iap. Bogy Hattaway l. ' - ______ __________ ___ _ ___ __ ___ _ - W. wMI support the - -. —4JaIversity of Florida dean ___ ___ aside to be added to the research team and three laboratory technicians should be __ • " 0- __ WNW hm fmbr* $su program to psrmana* staff status. I. Al Wood, dam Of the UT IutW#. of Pled d hIceltwal Sciences (WAS) said be rsc the severity Of the '' knk'els County and s. $ Is the stat.. 'e wlfl oappsd the pram, given an hodg he aid, addIng, bwam Is a4T.I, a sped& am" for the ml* _______ ______ .- ____ _________ - -- I 1-8111 - 4 " ditional $250 mlllion-to4300 million being A - : Hattaway warned that Gene Hodges, chairman of the agricuitiral co"'nIttoe of the House of Rspresentative.—Hattaway is vice. chairman—Is asking for a down In the '•. ' -' Wood said there is little docbl en Insect p1og1atneeds to beadd.d tothe.arch ______ - •. Wood also noted the necessity for at the Sanford center eithysat.d at $2M00 to accommodate the ng, Di. Jøtii Deft Mid the PiIdge research program, by 19 will have spent $5,000, Including $50,111 approve-I by the Legislature, $11011 from (WAS) and 00 1w laboratory t.ctmklans whose ss werepstdzdsrthefedrallyfumdsd ' June ktcrou• hi our budget" __ __ 0 - / ______________ ______ program. given an HEY, Ma... SOSRY, 3UNIOI! __ Ia1ATDos r 3?AK W1llR! *%"#! h1MJf 0 ch will not be U" in the m4all. Rep. Hattaway said he b 4wde to sopport the WAS budgd. But he said many depart. mints of government are asking for more money. He pouted specifically to the ad- __ ____ •0 a and Uui,w.Ity Of Florida (UT) officials at a 457 ffl I. Ar.had All, who has headed the rs..ardi eost once It began in md Dr. hoDby,whohedethefoodand egricuitural riswch program at the UP Saalerd coder, said an '-1 ' ___ a S . -- - WII.I, I I _____ ____ K-Ryan - ury Jury. _____ - I-u - I -. Romita ____ MiL.ESS)Th—I WAS RESCUEP -. . —z O4TMMY (i - -. 's F0ucfJô6l- JJJUN&E AAMI FOR BIG HAND! 0. SRI WHII.E FI5HING I HOOKEPA WHAJ.E. IT PLJU.W W - I WATCHING' '.' _ we to as by T. T u, pgI.i.'r Pie 1 MIPI? HO* A (Story, Page 8A). Lr. _________ _________ $H 1b$ %% didn't help much: Seminole lost, W Tarn Nst- . v ___________________________________________ BUT Gran , SPIDER-MAN _____________________ ____________________ by Stan Lee S u ___ ___ ________ ___ ___ __ ____________________ FRANK AND ERNEST HOWV U 6T __ ______ _________ ...PRAYING? WORRYING... and has a 70 ercent chance of success. The ace play Is the worst. It only wins 69 percent of the time. The jack play has another advantage, it gives declarer a 19 percent chance for an overtrick. Dealer: North West North East Su I) P n- -. • ___ 0 . - feel. long, sell-addressed, n us SC ps SC PUS envelope to A.stroGrapfi, P.O. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) ' Pass Box 419, Radio City Station Saying N.Y. 10019. Be sun to specify right time coma easy fW you "12 U9[cf!Aulb _______________________ UM sip. today. It's possible you might Opening lead: 010 A Missouri reader wants PISCES (Feb. 20-Mirth 20) even be responsibi. for to know how to play A Q 109' By Oswald Jacoby Because of the kindness of Ching up a problem xx opposite l76wlthplenty Alan gaining another, a task you have to friends. of entries. repeat will go smoothly and SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) if you need six tricks In the South's five notrump quickly and a successf ul day At first It mIgI* appear you're Suit the finesse of the queen showed that he held will be yours after all. not appreciated, but as the day fourth ace and Invited North is best. it gives you a usit rcent chance. it you , ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) gonthoaeyou'dieadesp.ct to bid seven. North declined E ve, play your ace and that invitation because his Although people might be to Come Wh with aftlirsUm n lead toward the queen. _____ had two holes difficult In the morning, your and credit. rfllde suit in Thisglvesyouans3pereent phllosopbiesl Outlook will gain SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Souti who had placed the thaflCe to win against all control and you'll have a very 21) Your charming personality sla notrump, won the combinations you can win pI.ssaM day d warm disposition Is a dlamondlnhisownhand,led WlZ%It. )5 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) welcome uof f of pA .4 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE MIN) studied for a long time beYou have a knack for with trottled you have a question for fore playing the ace from the'00experts? thlIWJ and wijvj,sg those w1ee going all *flQ5( ____ ______ _________ ______ "A sk the dommy. He c ntlnued with Experts," careWrite over thone who would otherwise of this newspaCAPRICORN (Dec. 23 Jan. tie smiled happily per. Individual questions will have been agalint you. You'll 11) A quid day, bud one you'll neoduced the e answered II accompanied ha e mod prodective day1 relish since you prator to be i,ueen and chalked U lame, by stamped, self-addressed _ (May IWum. 20) _ GNI If alone end do your own thing. iIfli and rubber, envelopes. The most Interest___________ "You should have played i questions will be used in dummy's nine at trick one," this column and will receive to..ey. about .omthlng, be sure much more thai first izp.ct.t said "This way you copies of JACOBV MODERN.) __ ______ ___ _____ . . - . an p4LY I . ___ WELL, REAP fHE 'I'TRY THE CORt4EP EF.Oj RY& AT 4M' DELl .'MOVTh" PRINT-OUT... WATERNGL.Y _____ ____ J1' PELICIOU4." METHIN m• .. ' . 11-23 - . .es P Before Tommy Sands, the former Sanford policeman who alleges he was punch ed by Police Chief Ben Butler, was among the first witnesses called this morning by the Seminole County Grand Jury investigating the Incident. Sands spent about 20 minutes behind the grand Jury's closea doors testifyin g about the in. cident which occurred Nov. 17, 1978 at the Pewter Pub, 2544 S. Park Drive In Sanford. A probationary patrolman . '1 ' - Q1063 flvespadetricks7lpercent of the time. Except (or cams Q 1095 • 74 where five tricks can't be produced, It loses only to sotrm uueen or queen-small in the 02 East hand. The nine play K752 loses to singleton or doubleKQj ton 10 and sin gleton queen • A K 632 lOS$42 s rrr I — the objects of nice gestures from you today. You want to do ___ ______ 0. ThOedeSr to YOurh.artwlllbe wlth othersisoneof theaectlons by Al Vermeer , A 94 • A 73 er Herald Staff Writer lose If West holds four or five to the queen-ten." 'I don't think so," replied South. "The nine play me the contract if East holds the singleton or doubeton ten" They were both wrong. m jack play will Produce NORTH " way. It can be __ -_ S By DENNIS a! AT BRIDGE _______________ EEK & MEEK I . - HOROSCOPE _40 ( LOOK.' Case you have. This means the urine have an examination to find may have a specific gravity of out. It can start with pressure less than 1.010 If It Is dilute and on the arteries or nerves in the over 1.010 If It Is concentrated, neck region. This may be In the presence of kidney associated with a muscle disease, the kidneys may lose has pulled across the artery or the ability to dilute or con- vein, Or In some individuals, It centrate the plasma It filters to may be associated with form urine. The specific gravity from an extra rib pressure then Is always the same as we call a cervical rib. In which plasma, fixed at 1.010. This Is th backpackers epackmaypufl an function and additional studies the collar bone back and are usually needed to find out produce pressure that can ho w much kidney function is cause such symptoms. The problem may be In your lost and the cause. wrist from pressure created I am sending you The Health across the wrist by the Letternurnberl2-12, How Your ligaments and tendons. All of KlckieysWork. to give you more the tendons, arteries and information. Others who want nerves to the hand must pass this Issue can send 50 cents With through a small tunnel, a long, stamped, self-addressed The back Is bo und by bones to envelope for It to me In care of hand and this news paper, P0 Box 1551, front Is bound by strong Radio City Station, New York, ligaments. When this space is NY 10019. too small or there Is some DEAR DR. LAMB What swelling of the structures Inside causes the fingers and hands to of t then It will create this go to sleep? For several years I situation. ———— - 16 18 QUITT1b HER MMIM*R5 91E V a n cJ s mBu t on nerves ____ () Ii1$1i!lI - "-I-i I( P -. -, '.•. .. . .. . npreheiuive EDçloimSnt 1aIu*ug Ad NotIld PMISI IV Tarn NINI ' (CETA) and approved by the county cam- CHIPPINGS CHECKING .'1I. CETA may net fund thsse poeItI'us after __ __ JUJIL Di'. All rimieded the 1ro hruuug$ 0 the major"rn-vu----" --g away th ' Monroe, bd rather Isktel ares Is od I the PINIda PiUV UØ (FPL) liMivair _______________ Is VEL. Cody. ______ ____ &M sub reLiksMomroeIa Sas MINKPegs IA at a ceiling Is Crssais High School I. Mike Candle 01 FIske-Gay Associate. of 1aade, sbe to test U the Cowle t _____________________ material contains asbestos. The Semlasle ____ schisM fir possible cancer-causing asbestos. 411 �2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ma VYORLD III BRIEF air: Too IVI a n ltd ii' 1 u1J - y . S For Matc To Keep Khomeini Away The Mayfair Open has a good problem TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) The army seized Tehran's Mehrabad Airport today and authorities shut down other major Iranian airports in what diplomats called an "ob- __ —. . . - Into about 25 additional entries. "Usually, we spread then out at about eight minutes . . between groups," added Osetek. "But I don't know what to do about this. I stopped taking entries this morning. We will figurle out wimething before tonight." Thursday's action beens at 7 a.m. and there is no admission fee for spectators. a N 1111 el o. SAN it—a "work without enthusiasm" campaign. Ponfi Faces $26 Million Fine lVlADY 4.PACK iii 69 Assorted colors Rig. 7. - . LOTION Mumma I' m 1.111to Hold a ounces 1t:TO cu of ' ,' 'Holocaust' Shocks Germans DOMINION Germans shoc ked shamed "Holoca ust," the U.S. TV series on the Nazi JUICIR extermination of Jews, asked survivors of the death camp.: "Was it really that bad?" "It 99 • — Il.ctrI SAVE$20.oO 99 STAYPSU LONDON (UP!)— The dollar opened gewrail lower on Europe's money markets today and finMW the day's triading in Tokyo gain. pilee of gold rose more than $3. . Wormhnlislnm.n, ondboysslz.s. ___ — KflCIIUN ____ __ an age --- • wavingflagsandpoeters were creepingalcmg southeastern highways today en route to ; A8T W s II filkweveir 440 Milken11prescriptions. The "~ P"* Come so us is 00 : I •i 1esMdulL... 1.39 tm mfts we a am at do 5ct tabs — ,--. I II II E] II CTIch. __ winfi4nicto. . I U Herr. •,_IUS. ___ . . I MYLANTA II MPSIN 59 i. II N • ANTACI R&'.4 for h.o,thu,n ondotIdWd.g.sft. 1.1, — . If 'a , 1.09 7 ' ' - . I S t4'. 1• ' 11 4 / ',,. . •. \ . j U i Calms. quiets n.ajing cou 3-os. we. a=139 ____ 1.19 1 L r Canadjan .1 ttt'•' - , Wiffisutcau.cn u A, IL1k•L1t " - . •' . . . . - •. It, AAlll .ti'1 : ;- All bOyS. '. 1:4 . . . ,..• .., .;1j/ /1• ,' 5 . .';t . •: . •. - . . •. border to Oklahoma an . . . ••• %It Jallsila ' Ci ,L,5 Terrorist Suspect APOW? 1' All I' " 40 id VAO I* his flopm and pad of hk at a Ine in an NM Wants W a b6prisoff of W" .11 In a bid I - •. - lot pisOl0 -. , . . buys Nthraska to Arkansas were snowPaCleraton1l 1thwimredu1ngvisthffltyto near uboftheM1dwest Llmi$3 , iaui. .•. st Ais.ntbi*sIow.moVingwinterStOrm dupto5 inches of snow on the Midwest today, owe again llng transportation in many states. Roads and highways from the : i . for P05*11* All fashion takes - . - be By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL CIUSI \ •.' I . .. the I J...: '"-/ . . I and add momentum to Its drive towards JifAtHill UN INN . i J own presidential hopes—for its 1980 national convention. City fathers said they felt the GOP decision will help Detroit shed its lingering image as a center of crime and racial unrest min bUYS for the guys: . pr ce t "RAW nin W"m Tole" lil I . DETROIT (UPD—The Republican Party picked a city on the rebound--symbolic of its FATH , ~~ft* . 1 tf., S - Ia[iisia& 1• . ""— •'j' 1.9 •I W• . , 4 reat ?!. ~ Detroit: GOP Helps Image l ..... ' :. vehicles. JALISCSU . M torcade left earlier this week and by late Tuesday had crowed into Mississippi with 325 ; I ...... 7o*59 ______ - been 'f of farmers 1 .1 usspp Louisiana and Alabama. The Texas trac- ' All Wii ___ 11 rwiiirsk Limit 2 thru Jan. 27, 1, thout coupon 9k A SIYIII thst hi has -• Atlanta—the first major stopping point of a tractorcade to Washington. On Thursday, the Georgia-Florida tractorcade was scheduled to dovetad in Atlanta with dose to 300 tractors -p eii'oö.c cooi•,ichlnI$ovoq. a 154s'lI tN 11a on 00 dm UM to anwitin ATIANTA (UPD—Hundreds — _ MAIVINS llimriur. 771111W Pock IS fall 1tgol.. 24i30site with h.t r • '., • WALIUNCSVPSN! ANWICK STICKIPS oil N, They're Tracforing To D.C. Limit 2 tnru ion. v, ion ii:iuii i1ir ge IISüliM*S ii iI 1059 111111110111 hr He aiw UW the dily is t* 1^06"" oft 14.on do lilil in L - "- - • • SOOTUIS : lie kns.baIIprote<ion. I ' •.•' - _________ . + ' Honeymoon Island off Dunedin, for which the uppore Modest Gain For Dollar c' ç' ORLON 2/1*0 savings begin athome' C state paid $16,227,697 for 1,793 acres, and near $16 ! •1 NA&IIINCSVfS Owl., '101% without coupon 33c .° ---i. SAVE 0.00 competenttopalntthetruehorrorsofej crimes.1111 i I .. 2133' 'V' . e ce vironmentally endangered lands a DNR source said Tuesday. They Included Limit 2thri accurate electronic gadget, automatic valve. Instructions. Beach Tuesday. "It was wow than you can even imagine. Thill literary imagination is not •. one and operation. No itetoecope. Easy-on-cuff, p C8400 N&2109 ii WMITRONIC Hamilton WasWoñe,"onememberofapanelofsur. vivois and experts told callers following the second install[ment of On four-part series .+,.+ HI 4iw, Horn. Elictronic Rag 24." Rag .. N jury investigating suspended Natural Resources Director Harmon Shields subpoenaed state rescords dealing with purchases olf $119 mWlon worth of park and en 10Ok MATCINS II Rsg 67 sediment free coffee. 1 Se TALLAHASSEE, (UPD—A federal grand ............... _____ . Oil 0 Limit 7 Mrs thru ion. v, Ion Withoul coupon Zol MR COFFEE S Land Data Subpoenaed 7/1e00 mooch them I I&Lsif 1 959 Palestine guerrflIag in Lebanon, who have WAIIIIINCPIN us Sill NAM CAMT BARS Min them of Regulor Unsciol or In Lebanon fought a week-long artillery battle, agreed to a : U N initiated ceasefire today, a U.N. g• ....... CLANIOL Skin conditioning that workswonders, 10ot. TEL AVIV, Israel (UPD— Israel and + 9 ________________________________ S Port Mayaca In Martin County and widespread damage was reported in the Bradenton, Fla., area. : .. Heir S.r.v V.k*l ' Un.c.M.d Gardner and British star Richard Harris on similar offenses. Jan. 27,t7 Without coupon1c IL' 59 . 0 Limit . - _____________ By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL High winds and one reported tornado damaged homes and trailer parks in several Florida counties today as a cold front sped across the state. The tornado damaged two dozen houses and mobile homes at Fort Myers, Fla., high winds damaged homes at 2/1 0 * Cher Icok at Lvre, tAW Tornado Damages Houses SNACKS BLANKET . OOCslSbatt.r.. BONN, - West Germany (UPI)—. 69 AIUIIRCS$PIN PLANTIR :1 Cannon-7211x"11 fto $1 17 P.h fine lfhe sets foot in his native Italy again. But the same Rome court that handed down Ponti's sentence for Illegally exporting $8.5 million Tuesday acquitted his wife, Sophia Loren. The court also acquitted actress Ava f'— Your easy shopping ... easy price center arraigned before U.S. Magistrate Harvey deny the charges In their entirety and will wait for the appropriate hearing in court." NJ to p ROME (UP!)— Film producer Carlo Ponti faces a two-year jail term and a $26 minion c We pots lNhenyou~,9relooldng for a store bw&%4 br W""lis Schneider, who set bafl at $100,000, on charges of stealing $5 million in jewelry from mafled packages he inspected. The defendant's attorney, Michael Nasatir, said In court, "We Z'II 1 hru Jan. ! Without coupon 83C 21t V do Francisco Terredanio, 54, of Whittier, was ' SMAW11=11T Ile LONDON (UP!)— The worst snowfall to hit Britain in years intensified the effects of labor strife local union leader suggested workers refuse to smile on the Job today unless they am paid for in LOS ANGELES (UPI)—U S. customs agent DENNIS LACEYOFDEThOIT(LEFT), MIKE PSOihI - ...away goes umbrella, outcome cIubs - Snow Worsens Labor Situation . Customs Agent Charged oy, Pag. IA aI Recession iOfl inflation level, consumer prices last year accelerated at a faster rate than at any time since 1947. The 1978 inflation level was also the highest on record for any single year in which the neitherfighting a war nor recovering from one. Last yew there were 130 entered In the field. The Influx of extra pffers who didn't nm" the PGA Seniors cut In e1$that Waft Disney World (1eVe10Ped country. e : yearly inflation rat . Mayfair Country Club pro, who Is heating the X-hole staged a protest of the shah's visit to their Rate 9 percent above the 1977 level, the highest s ce 1A when we nation was aeep • in recession, the government reported With the exception of 1974's 12.2 percent - too many tournament. CIWUption that forced Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi from Iran. In Paris, students loyal to Xhomeini occupied the Iranian mission, hurling pictures of F BRIE WASHINGTON (UP!)— The cost of living rose 0.6 percent in December to finish the year "It's better than not having enough," said Bill Osetek Friday for the return of Ayatollah Ruhhollah Khomeini, orchestrator of 14 months of 1A All , - and Friday tour stop of the Florida PGA in ViOus" military attempt to keep Premier fthpour Bakhtiar in power. Soldiers threatened to shoot protesters demanding the reopening of Tehran airport by i S .. PlaYerL A total of 161 professional golfers signed up for the - In other business, the Seminole County League of Civic There is little hope that Lake Mary Boulevard, from 1-4 to U.S. responsibilities for maintenance of SR 520 and Lake Mary Associations presented a bill to the local legislative delegations 1742, wiU be designated by the state Department of 'Fran. Boulevard. ca ll ing for creation of a local government study commission. And State Sen. John Vogt, 1)-Cocoa, said "In truth It would be a sportation (DOT) as a state road and even if it were there are no similar bill was turned down last year after most of the A waste of time" for the delegation to attempt to amend the state state funds avail able to improve or expand It. Seminole cities' elected officials opposed the legislation, and: CharlesSylvesterof theDeLandDOTofflcefor theflfthdlstrict law to include the Lake Mary Boulevard in the state program. criticized the league for submitting the bill without discussing the State Rep. Bobby Hattaway, meanwhile, suggested Seminole of the state told members of the Seminole County Legislative th them first. matter wi delegation, and representatives of th e county commission and the County has not gotten Its fair share of state designated roads under the state program. County Engineer Bil l Bush said the 1977 Former County Attorney Tom Freeman, speaking for th city of Lake Mary that Lake Mary Boulevard does not fit the criteria set down by state Jaw to be Included in the state program. Legislature "stuck Seminole County with 23 miles of city streets league as chairman of its legislative committee, told the: At the same time, Sylvester said SR 520 from Oviedo to the to be transferred to the county system of roads by 1982 with no legislators the league has volunteers prepared to make an inOrange County does fit state criteria and will remain part of funds to pay for the responsibility while decreasing the miles of depth study of the operation of the various local governmental roads under state responsibility." the state program. units. He said the bill which is worded exactly as it was last year Sylvester said 10 miles of roads were designated for road work calls for the board of county commissioners to provide f unding for The county commission and city of Lake Mary had urged Inclusion of Lake Mary Boulevard and County Commission in the Orange-Semthole and Osceola counties area and all lOmiles the study. Chairman Bob French offered to exchange with the state of work is to be done in Orange County. . —DONNA ESTES. 197 8: a: Highest Inflation . fl Army Seizes Iran Airport Hope Dim Boulevard WBe State Road-1 NAflON :. . -- iii U.N.: Ceasefire Wednesday, Jan. 24, 119-3A Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, JaII. 24, via * W' oe I 6 vinc is 0 name !gig! wow all b Ira + : ,s,Av " k.MCse- 1$sfl.aa1. . ' . ,+ a TUIIIkTRA 1 k L\1iii) • - ULiS V 41os pp Centel with 20-exp.film. (loompe6wes) Wit ut-v. Jrp 3 WTh.LVS 71. Na 1$ I!IMI,!1IIIUJJWn.a.NPdMSI1I& ;; KODAK .UTfl Normal or .Ø$tó'hhj' "Dow No's 'Homo' From Good*A 95 Plim China take aa.ths Isk...taks aasthsr I.sk...take aaitksr 1..k at Zayre P 4APOUS (UPI)—DIfllSl y, I SUMAV"AAL 11`06 PAIL You've just been awarded a season's ticket to savings! Where?Zayre! From quality outerwear . . . to underwear, for misses, misters, lads and lasses.. everyone is taking another look at our very small price tag.. Tag along in FASHION that's always marked for VALUE! Check the huge SELEMON1 Imking for the lowest prices around? You'll do a double take at Zayre'. sigboritles" and then 'removed to a neidril ..-i.fl ...L..l . ---cotaib'y wui vaiuoV8S charges against him ITS '"' + ens a" low "llells" or we us 5 I . + •• . - •+. •—• �Wednesday, Jan. 24, i,7—SA Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Eveningtkvald I Around 'USP$ 411401 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Ares 305322-2011 or 6314993 24, 1919-4A Code WAYNE D. I be 9 Wednesday, January - DOYLE, Publisher OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Dlretor Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.0; Year, $3100. By Mali: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 8 Montha, $20.60: Year, $40.00. NORMAN H. ___ The Clock Sanford Sees By DENNIS FEOIA : D.Day. I haven't taken any of those classes and I don't know the first thLig about helping give birth. I, Z. don't want to know. I believe In hospitals and qualified physicians. This do-It-at-home stuff just ias't for me. And to be perfectly frank, the Idea of not making It to the hospital makes me wonder If I Since that te, my wife, Elena, has Indicated if I ask me more time If she's ready, divorce will become a possibility. not t I'm nervous, I already have me son, om K y. I J don't want to be surprised, that's all. Resides, Ionlya* her when:we wake upin the morning; I call a few times during the day; when we gut home to the afternoon; a couple of times durb the evening and bofore we go to bed. Does that sound like hrumnd to you? I wouldo't ask nearly an much If she hadn't said she was going to wait til the contractions are coining Nervone, why should nervoi? The fact that Lye downed a Jar of pickles In two days hu sb selutely nothing to do with the fact that my wife Is going to give birth any day now. (She hates pickles, the can't even stand tobein the saw room when rm stuffing my face with them.) I can't help myself, all of sudden Lve been having these cravings for pickles. BA pickles are the least of my problems. The real problem began l..t Wedoesdey, when my wife's doctor decided instead of one more month, the baby could come at any moment. ((X cowle, this is the same doctor who first said the baby's heartbeat Indicated it was a boy, and then proceeded to change his mind several times. At last check, he said he's awe Its going to be a girl) fl' s ___ theme gave punsters a clear target, and his stringent fiscal message was received less than joyously. In addition to unhappiness with the content of Carter's second State of the Union message Tuesday night, there wascriticism the way he delivered it. President Carter unveiled no dramatic new proposals but urged I---of programs already on the books and reduction of should have gotten Involved In the whole thing in the five or ten minutes apart before going to the hospital. S.en,a she doesn't want to wait once she may have been going overboard. guts thars. I,on the War hand,wanttogoat the flrst sign of _____ WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ca rter's "new foundation" first place. Elena Insists my word day was Sunday. Which Is understandable. Three persons In her office pool picking the day and time of the birth, chose Sunday at the start of or during the Super Bowl. Having never before missed watching a Super Bowl, I. concede asking her every half hour until game time Excuse me, I have a telephone call to SMH Board make. RONALD REAGAN ANGL E.WAL TERS es Thirty minutes of fluff' _______ Assault On Fed Paperwork More Tax-Cut Converts Rep. Rose Mary Oakar, DOhIo, said she supports antlinflation efforts, but can't go along with "a budgetary that proposes to achieve the goals at the expense of the Social Security System, public service jobs, decreased housing for the elderly pf our nation and reduced expenditures for energy conservation and Sen. William Roth, R-Del., said Carter's "new foundation 15 research activities." built on economic quicksand" and looks like it was "poured by Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., Carter's main rival for the l9ill presidential nomination, said the speech "struck a lot of general themes," and expressed hope that Carter would apply "austerity with a heart." Rep. Pat Schroeder, D-Colo., was delighted over Carter's plug . for the Equal Rights Amendment, but Sen. Charles Percy, Rd., GSA." noting that ERA won the most applause, said speech is Sen. Robert Dole, R.Kan, ranking Republican on the Senate hardly the great earthshaking event of 1979." good deal of rhetoric and Finance Committee, said there Sen. Edmund Muskie, DMaIne, chairman of the Senate Budget foundation at bed." precious little substance Committee, asked If he thought the speech reflected the One of the few notes of out-and-out praise came from assistant actual state of the union. "It would be hard for any State he John Brademas, D-Ind., who couldn't Union speech to do that," he smiled. We're ' it's beth this year, with converts signing up P — ' ___ everyday. Even bofore President Carter unveiled his " austerity" budget for the nest fiscal year t.eeeklng members of Congress from bo political parties were acraubling to go him better with a plethora of tax cut and-or We disagreed and we are pleased the commission has finally seen the light on that matter. The safety argument centered on the traffic hazard caused by the midges (blind mosquitoes) which are periodically attracted to the area, partly because of those lights. As we suggested earlier, the Impact of those Insects can be lessened by the city turning off the lights as needed when thepests swarm icon us. Commissioner David Farr offered another alternative Monday evening one that should warrant further study. He said there Is a new sodium vapor light that could be less encouraging to the Insects. The suggestion also has been made to turn the light bulbs toward Lake Monroe to alleviate the bugs' Impact. We still are convinced that, on balance, safety Is enhanced by the narrow two-laned roadway being lit. We also stay convinced that the city needs the lights to attract would-be visitors passing by and rough. The Sanford lakefront Is one of the more beautiful parts of the area and should not be hidden.' Indeed, It should be "shone off." we Carter dismissed as myths the beliefs that Americans must 'MM BLAYNEY Tom Blayney, director of choose between inflation and recession, confrontation or marketing for Harcar offices and lobby areas; capitulation. Instead, he said, United States can achieve proaperity by conquering inflation, and peace by perseverance Aluminum Products Co., modernization of patient Sanford, was selected to rooms; two new passenger and by completing a strategic arms limitation treaty. But he promised he would not agree to any SALT agreement replace Allan Keen, an elevators and a service executive of Keewin Realty, elevator, that cannot be verified, nor sign any agreement "unless Our Winter Park, as chairman of fore the'hospital could deterrent forces remain overwhelming." the Seminole Memorial Islihile the tax exempt bonds, the "The challenge to us is to build a new and firmer foundation for Hospital Board of Trustees, county commission would have the future—for a sound economy, for political trust, and for a The election of Blayney took to approve the move, because sta ble peace — so that the America ur children Inherit will be place Tuesday's the county owns th e hospital. even stronger and better than our own," the president said.' board meeting. In essence, the county would Keen said in stepping down he be leasing the hospital land and ° building to a nonprofit cormittee Ofl the hospital's tT poratlon made up of members sition from public to private of the hospital board according entity. _____________ toBentley. Hospital Administrator 'l•he hospital would continue Charles Bentley reported the to rely on the un shoulder board's proposal for legiSlitlon the burden of paying for Into allow the hotal to become di walkn obstetrics cues, a private entity was n- according to Bentley. porarily passed by the Seminole me hospital received $367,000 legislative delegation money from the county Itwlbconsldertheldeaforflnal last fiscal year. All tLt money CLAIROL CONDITION approval February 19. went to the care Indigent / SHAMPOO 4 types. The hospital wants become cases, according to Bentley. ... Relieves upset stomach. i 6.ouflCe. a private facility It can Currently the hospital has Price retliCts 30 Bottle of 25. " ate. LIMIT I finarIce $15.5 mill ion ex- 125,000 In long-term debts that . LIMIT th0U&5 Pension the sale Oftax will be consolidated ln the age exempt bonds. of bonds, added Bentley. EX Keen told the delegation the In other action, the board ()MREMOVER 3-ounCe. Regular. hospital had Considered seekiflg informed re-roofing in trouble LIMIT I 5 tax Increase to flflBflce the spotsonthe should A expansion. However, he noted, be completed within one to two such a tax probably would not weeks for $16,000. CLAIROL be approved due to the mood of E. C. Harper, president of the ECKERD LOVING CARE voters opposing higher taxes. Sanford Electric Co. Inc., Assorted TOOTh PASTE 119 MIT I With fluoride. Thie 1114MIA01111 would Include Sanford, was welcomed to the 4 7-ounce tube. a 36-bed addition to the hospital board. He was named LIMIT 1 as well as new construction to replace Carl Schilke, president AFRIN relocate the surgical and In- of flar Products 40 INASAL SPRAY tensive care facilities; ex- Co., Sanford, resigned Relieves nasal con111111111110111 of dietary services; from the board several months gestion 15 ML. further expansion of business ago, LIMIT I 'No great effort to arouse us' the was " a a shaky o at BY RONALD REAGAN Uyouowndockinapapermill youmlght have been cheered by the bureaucrat's per. formance on Mike Wallace's "60 Minutes" utherevening. If you don't, youwereprobably , ----., 't...• . •. ps me . ft maiL £. :. :-.' -. .. Cq . .' .. . . .-..- L.h. , i'i'l"t' r Dole, WK=., So John StwAln D-Miss., Son. C Kwg Fwkeft s, Baiaiis, R.Fla., cam charging forth on the first e a .,. dubious splash made by California Gov. Jerry Beown with his call for a constitutional conventlon to consider a balanced budget mont - last It wasn't for lack of trying. Rep. Jack Kemp, H-N.Y., and Sen WIIllrn Roth, ft-Del, didn't even wait for the start of ajaxcw4rm to i.ü, beating s.d-up version ci their proposal to slash Income taxes by a third. Andavarietycioibers,includlngSen. Robert Inc.. Ifin. day Of the *i Congress with their own balanced Monday. in tax SELTZER was protesting and his staff about 100 hours every time they tackle I It calls for detailed payroll and production Richards, it f , figures. 1 j to Are o o how , ___ 29* 9 who out, I'!S!'] ___ _ _______ ____ __ __ Maryland ____ ____ ur we the Jonestown death comp or from the milli believed deposited by the Peoples Tsenpk in several bank accoests. An airgulud could be made, of course, that lw"1.s of the _______ Fed Building _________ li ___ 1 ______ -- 79$ HAIR SPRAY 1Oouneseo50I 2 LIMITI •, • , - BETTY CROCKIN CAKE MIXES DECK SHOES or SANDALS Canvas, slip resistant dock shoes or various sandal Styles Assorted s in both. REQ. TO $359 4%^& Chocolate or yellow ow REQ 79' size LADIES' SHAWLS fringe. REQ. $7.99 REGULAR PRICE HEFTY LED/LCD DIGITAL WATCHES TRASH BAGS 15 Cl.. 30-gallon plastic bags with fie-ups. REQ. $2.39 LIMIT I , COOKIES .. 99$ 00 4 flavors. 7-ounce 10 box. REQ.39' EACH 'EARTHEN MUGS TAMPONS BoxOf 16. 69 10-ounce. Assorted patterns. "REQ. 99' 3 ty pes. LIMIT I SMOKING STANDS Assorted styles including Butter Churn. Amber trays. 0 $14.99 PRESTO - 25% OFF REGULAR PRICE FIRESIDE 4 LIMIT 1 __ ___________ Men, and ladies styles. Timeband, ERS, TI and Time, , _______________________ , 79" out any more forms. -'----- I $ 99 I1 SALTS 4.Ib. box. JEll AQUA NET . our govermnent Is ON rct in filing its $4.2 million suit against the Peoples Temple to recover costs of moving more then W botiN beck from Guyana. Rasowcs available either from the $1 mIlllv,' found at ,, p I • * EPSOM Security Guard Slain In . I 19 . for I I • : 99* 6610 , was the Securities and Exchange commission, At least a dozen state legislatures will be These forms are a breeze, said a C.JSILI grappling with tax sot and spendIng limit Bureau official interviewed on the program. schemes thIs year as the fterslocks Of long they should iiie to nu Asked the t N Calhfnia' Proposition 13 continue to be lilt official said "about four hours." Reminded of State constitutional amneiànmta to limit the comprehensive nature of the forms, 'he ByALaOesl'I'ERJL spending id-or property tax... are scheduled th li enet co nbacked off and mumbled a bit. e nrss t.Of g ic code. UPl8dmesEdiuer consideration in Connecticut, Illinois, have 'Asked why this form was so important, the WASHINGTON (UP!) - Bloru'anil Cyril duslon seems Inescapable that all life Georgia, Msachtaetts, Virginia and Minnasola chemical offi al replied, "It Is the cornerstone of ür ci , had a common origin." as giy.n while a hill dozen or an other dates will debate np.runa said Mars appeared to be the economical data systems." It supplies, -for various leglalaUve moves along the earns lines. ails elsewhere In the solar system. the stuff from which our Gross 0017 other_____ planet with a reasonable __ ______ chance ci example, But the idid University of While the npha.1A he said the two National Product Is calculated. Leul evolution Is convinced hwLoskIi Ute of some kind. B t upicIal' s , ai.___ relid m5ap esWt help the Bd.I&Ilr* ,. Ftnet tilt do Viking speceCroft th li de at landed fe tection wmtaks a book at a tax reform package pi.u,d that we are not alone hi the unIverse. ft Is etly going balmy over the et In WlI dial1ed America, who are qui a tidrta on the red plan u S by a public interest group hi that state. ft would matter of tbne he says, befor, we IIJ Way.tIdea. It is putting them In a paperwork blluard. iii. In . Miy th provide sICiI"cWt relief to Iow4ncomsillehello" fromomewhere lass organic material was found there than on economIc squeezeplay. "Mcordi too* most conservative eetbvii, while graduating income taxes for those earning In tact, It is so bad for small buInesue' that On lifelloss moon. Mid even though the biology e er 11 the iverse mid hav of an on un p over $30,000 a year and closing corporate tax planets suitabl, for life," Pommamperusna said In Ixidrwnsits produced results which could have Richards thinks they will get together one day At loopholes, a special lect e at the recent annual meeting of come from ving orgardans, Ponnamperusna id too far in the fut ure and simply ref use to fill Public employee wdme aid other nerozidee on the Mar. F111 1 the Arn'fran AIIon t& the Advancement said It now annwa that - microbe TAMPA, '(UPI) One The spokesman said the dead The cost Of storing the federal tian s ur face mimicked s. of Sci en ce. package and to work for the Ohib killed and an h as ot er man was ot FBI agent and at on a year. Th "We mid, therefore, very reluctantly con- paper Is estimated at $4 milli H. believes that all living thlng on Earth pm" similar pro wounded today in . critically es sa id he was a evolved over a period of a tall bIllhcm years or duds that there is no evidence for ills on Mars. figure is topped by the budget of the Commission shouting on en elevator at the security guard. The AThCIo, anxious to prove that It less fr om the right primordial midurs of the We should perhaps revise ow qvW'nn and ask on Reducing Paperwork which recently cornfederal building in downtown plated Its wodL rewards Its friends reprdiom of party if- basic elements of the solar system -hythoguss, ourselves, 'Was there life on Mars?" Witnesses said the guard was T5hh1P• ft spent $10 mIllion, but it did come up with The Mmnoqw. of Jupiter, he said, appears ba fillutlon, is sponsoring a $50I.4iesd tunth'aIser oxygen, nitrogen and carbon. shut by a white male, who then Details of the iheisting W Laboratory experiments have already have the organic molecules needed for the least me worthwlle suggestion: federal agencies nest week to Washington for GOP Suss. Robed was wounded by a second paperwork duplication. sketchy, but the FBI confirmed security officer. Packwood Of Oregon, up for re-election In 1*. damoidrat.d that the molecules necessary for' iOhstli ( life. But he said the great planet's should cut lithe lords of the various grand duchies in ioiphets Is an turbulent that It appears likely the dead man was a govern_____ end proteins that an the Packwood, newly elected chairmen of the the There was no immediate ton can get together, long enough arid ashing that the duff of li ul fe wo d be destroyed over and' W ference, backed a building blocks of life cm be made hi the Busts Republican Con___ 'Then was an altercation in word on what led to the o'orapbibdcrsorga'dime bad time to evolve, agree to be a little less proud about their number of high-priority labor bills In the but laboratory in the absence of life. sisootIn. prerogatives, perhaps one agency can solicit theth Therefore, Pc'memp.nana concludes: "Although we have not yet made a replicating Congress, including the common sit. picketing e ekvdw and itse perpetaeTainpie, QFR, for and send copies Of the results "In Our solar system, the only place where life m.asm ad labor law reform. His mod likely molecule In the laboratory, all the evidence leads The building houses a number tar was critically wounded," to the others. Sounds simple, but don't count on Democratic opponus*. Portland Mayor Neil us to the conclusion that the inevitable con- exists is the Earth." the FBI ipoknwi said. "A of federal agencies, including But be said idronomers idimate there may the bureaucrats afting on. Goldofr"di, would ordinarily be expected to seauncs of the evolutionary process In the . government employee was the FBI and the Internal baa There is idhing partisan about Itse need to cut 'ei civilizations elsewhere In our galaxy adverse would be the appesraics Of Me," win umdcn sl)Qd but Packwood appears to have Revenue Service. wet" alone. down gOflT2Iflent1equired paperwork. Buslneu Pouperuma sit pre-emplid the field tda thee. ____ There are ix rudin aesrchui underway In the mist cover its increased coda somehow and It Hesald the 4d of NI. I. a •"vv one. The Not that badness peeps dciii appreciate doessobyaddingamilhere,apennytheretoe him, tm LAW We yew, th. bad of Oregon'p nwIelcacdemdproteheM,en,— UnlI.d Slates, (anade and th. Soviet Union. "Befits lung, a didad 'hello' from a galactic price of its products and services. a1~1abtt (lnWr Of Commerce and th AThUO chief only two more thea lbs P5Kmi7 tall IaWhetberweare Sim Inthis "Whdherweco*"p'ie1t1gii4bsis Joins ad Mary Taxpayer and up paying forthsddspmtoco-spwiior as "appnclaUon Dr. Mark B. Qiastrand III, NEW YORK (UPI) - What 11th anniversary In the en thpIun. or the allest asktebe, we we adverse, and wber Ut. itself Is a result of the geverarnad's waste work costs one way or devuec" of the planetarium, chairman planet in the solar system is another. drunk by the siudlw*y of the biotk-*ds and evolutionary procem Of the adverse." n a4 s.,thi h. A hiá$Iv al1148Ia"a1 I...eh& Ih,s 2SM9 If %/t/ e '. ALKA so required by the Department of Commerce and SCIENCE WORLD EC KELI(D'_ ty to of s. budget sod tax cut plans. Cu sBIII of t ged _ His expression and voice er bland. But what he said packed wallop: if the small Cleveland rnwtiacttrer didn't pony up with the business census the bureaucrat was demanding, he - the manufacturer .- could expect a heavy fine and maybe some time In the cooler. The subject under discussion wasn't whitecollar crime, it was something called QFR Quarterly Finance Report. It is required by the Federal Trade Cornmission. Ed Richards, the Cleveland that it takes him manufacturer, w of co ____ we ____ S. 44 was a The bureaucrat looked and sounded about the way you might expect a bureaucrat from Central re Casting to look and sound. His looks -' : __ the I wagon for Con" 78 we AM riding it for all the lights on as wasted money. program For House Democratic leader WASHINGTON (NEA) - i'ouuciens who hopped aboard the tax spending revolt band- _______ resist the construction analogy either. He said the speech "concretely sets forth the major problems of the nation and outlines the difficult course we must pursue to reach our twin goals of peace and prosperity." And Rep. Peter Rodino, DN.J., call ed It "a great speech," but said he was concerned that th e budget stringency might put too great a burden on society's disadvantaged. Some of the sternest criticism, however, came from " the Sanford City Commissioners read the citizenry correctly when they voted to rekindle the lights long We Monroe. We congratulate them on reversing their earlier decision and particularly commend :Commluioner Julian Stenstrom for his per*everence and leadership In attaining, the majority vote he needed. It was the only sensible action to take. The key arguments against the lights, of course, were a combination of economics and safety -economics in that three of the five commissioners deemed the $130041500 cost to keep Sen. Paul Tsongas, DMass., was blunt, calling It, "A speech of the times - dull and forgetable." Sen. Daniel Moynihan, DN.Y., was more charitable, observing that "the president made no great effort to arouse us to any larger purpose ... and I was quite pleased with it." "Th irty minutes of Ruff," Rep. Bud Shuster, R-Pa., Called it. MslstantSenate GOP leacierTed Stevens of Alaska dismissed it as a declaration of Carter's intention to seek reelection, and conservative strategist Paul Laxalt, RNev., was Se downright skeptical. told the state of the economy Is excellent and our many of us, who are ternational relations are the finest. familiar with these problems, can't quite accept It, Laxalt nate federal controls. The Lig h t (s) Style Chided Carter Speech: Substance, Blayney , CALIFORNIA REDWOOD CHAIR I ______ S CALIFOR NIA CHAISE Aluminum 238btramo 9$ A Aluminum Utiamu. Folds .. ttotsg•. REQ. $14. - Multi position baCi REQ $26.99 — - — government's reform w n a victims should be made to boar the But If this can be avoided, it shorild be. ____ an witness _____ at ____ ___ ' out naleic Pleas e Write ' Letters to the editor are puWlCatlSu. All letters not be signed, with a nailing address aid, U pessible, a telephone umber sel the Identity of the writer may beverlfled. The - weleemed tsr - Evening' Herald will respect the / ., ..IM-. - .- - ---, .—w• %,.. .", S said Pluto, you're wrong. JACK ANDERSON For Un next 20 years, Pluto Maybe TIto's Not So Liberal After All . ... • . .' ad Slade OWL Mete din they we 1111111M in apit1wilk thd __derid view 01 do ftiliit docimod wes, IdAd bdbpepdeand Iho Ibe al db klA&. . . IN NOW the idherlUes, The private to Yngidavia he,. a . don" will—il. nes , be. Of Nd . ' '-' ' the g drs be _______ ____________ heck pci'—' s ~mid Of . . *foNthS arthed - former pheow r,t sies juu --- •:•. I I-'"aecerdiNbe S abet 11S0 hi idit" conberod at . i '. iiiaNa eru'orly .. tsI00I.luhivieid —'I th.lM*Mes. Ofbehipbe.awrt.Alar A Milt p*iRuIuhiesCothuiu flwsywsinfruev,Ieshs,is rawdehiu$S iiel,.uhtoIIid*Offl.*wea -ci.w' lbs lea fui ad be rs be be pus, ad We be*75 bessvaslta I,.idberirrjyoustotesua àadufkOf kk be.hiIhsto. . ..,.. "d he ad rgle ees,k .• , . 9" . ' . '.•' - "Who knows, mused (bar- will not be the cater planet of trod, "psrtsspsbyllwsmay the solar system, according to have found a dill more dited the Amerlom Museum-Hayden planet, and Plato will have lost Planetarium. For about 20 forever Its status as the years Neptune, usually the boundary of the solar system." etg1h plaid from the sun, will e was d6co"fed in be farther from the M than 1541 as a result of Its Pluto. gravitatiow pall on Uranus, it all darted at $7 seconds the nest beer planet. Unixafl.r4:57p.m.UFoulMXday. psct.d irregularitIes hi the .Mttimo,NqstuwadPWO orbit of Neptune lid to the swstdus&placit hIll March 1icoitjOf Fab MtbeLsU iNSPt. will be door tOthe ohm vMofytouIitIavedlgn. sun am Nepls. DuW those tiena haVe lead an plwel with Ubs thS ec* WSW thtbeof Plthiesrchceathias. ==Own'i hisus: brhI1 Iwstiis out a.eshe - ' uBrWs1NbeaiNdtoNdbet . ,' bedseato. ___ . . s_rI ,, — in the * eelddsd1.a a iiiik* a Opñau,s italetØ me mae, it — befits kok lottir to _____ ___ i1heyfadures lid M 24911118L ,----'eatiss" is MIy MsV wad fir svIscsrstleu. Ow suicide, H.ard the Th isi'r' Ad Of 11$ esitd, 49,i federal funds fir ti-ins lSV$kiidui 1111=111011111, is 0in =aft dher hr the a iprfrd N*g services" ptegrem for tisui* .upat.bei $headuewelyhe.di.ppsd,ismó,y weal s p'eeied sidjs, Braille to' i asbiNty ti'ij, gli owvlcss, go*ft e oral =11111111 -1111r tiuWl ad vwIr'1 e,pràdidsNtlrrms.:: own N adarVoldhil 6d 11199 So blorift aMMm Mee tebleereslatle, th.sadedbsd POTIt4TATI VISITOR Potentate Deforest A. Lang Jr. of (Mande will be special guest Thai. day evening at Ins*alla lien Of L Key Secklager as presided Of Sanford rbei CI, 113 Lee IN. Other ulcers she will he Installed at the cereassy beginning M1:30. ___ _ . ud a 4110111 iii. heM to do 1k qftis IS' WOOL Ws .w. iI.y riuikiIaupdsWIuWshntip* ___ks"adiIeOf to siwIdad Eardeli, TWle11 Ow. nevelmu1. uIIl . iI4"th.k bfl _____ ______ ', . —• I.— __ borIrea'—i. pa I';:' andiI 'i,,. efte --- . . • ) Ths . this -_ 'i ' On Now. it in a 02111" ad. the the e Nip_ details 01 the seerd deal and r"'ded them Of what "yes have agreed" to do. The preeId, Mow. irate, ad bees 1 the' bill ad . 11111111M Our UUUI5 orbit. ___ .•.. .'' Pluto Los.. Distinction . g .. * al,r' a for the ee' . ;. " r-- W.1wHISñ!,fl.neI want in prlØ. The Evening Heraldaki reserves the right I. editIettaritulI*bsateUbel.rt. confirm Is sp.es euWeasats. BERRY'S WORLD. acids - .• .. . • dS lift ft the t--r-- boo Ift ft IN".* .smuwJIibe low .i ,.t$nhueauptoHitd Ibecim, D1IJ; Ame, "Tow • - p hes*r ipI-p$$adIgh&ja Hs TODAY AND tvV0Av. uS — C.mw. ep'w , Wow '.,. •. SiNS ,d, II. 1.. goo - 1'i !., b DEFOREST A. L40 S I . V. --.-. ,• . •__ . . ______ - ,-- - ,) t' — pI.viNeNo. - - Tis.*TSSPIIMWIi.powpsce '4*-' ISSNJU ll OW -Ivy No c* of Nm 1 td we -. low I — SANFORD: 950 State St. Sanford Plaza LONOW000: Hwy. 17.93 it S.M. 434 434 Centsr, 90 SR. 434 CASSILIERNY: Seminels Plaza 1433 Semoran Blvd. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: 974 West SN 436.414 E.Altomon$s Drive ORANGE CITY: Few Tswau Shopping Center �l Wednesday, Jan. A—EvinIng Herald.Sanford, El. LONDE Ijit OAGW000, TkAT'S JUST PLAIN LIKE 'U CALLING \.SIly WORK STUPID BOSSt 00P41 L 24, I NEVER REFER TO ANY O YOUR WORK STUPID jIPI '* im by Chic Young Answer to Previous Puzzl e ACROSS 42 Mulch 45 Vary 47 Qualm 1 What(lt.) 51 Slogan 4 Who(Ii.) 7 House pet 52 Street El niL c 54 Half (prefix) ______ H 10 Lazy bums 12 sowing tools 55 Hebrew letter I. e V I _ 56 14 I 57 13 Director _XIEIN 0 Preminger 58 Government j AND IT STUPID 0;: YOU II 70 T141 N K T14 AT! _ I _ Former Inner self Eire levy 16 Relative pronoun lair 20 Unclothed persons 22 Adriatic seaport 24 Supported 26 Cookout 30 Cote sound 31 Compass ______ _______ iETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker 'XT A •1. TAT .. RAT ()RAT )J7 p __ ___ __ slYlY _____ _ I A? f1 - ___ _____ _ 1 ___________ loiwisi 1 E I 01 , gaflixatiOn 44 In error 27 Addict relative 29 Conjunction (Ger.) 30 New Deal program volume 13 Soot 37 Plant part 39 Actor Mitchum ___ ____ ATi - _ III !iiJ Liii animals 36 Intention ____ ___ DEAR DR. LAMB— I feet 5and weigh approxizflatsiY ipo1mds.Thepoblemi3that 00 e1!v10 bee 33 Confederate 6 Golf clubs States Army 7 Grant (abbr.) 8 Grows old 9 Weight 34 Associated Press (abbr.) 11 lowered in MAKES UP FOR A HECJ<UVA LOT OF RAT TAT, ;gAl- A I UT1RL!iIC _ _ I EtI __ In 23 Playwright Al- 40 Scouting or- 4 Marine - 35 Pestle , 38 Time zone 19 Misdo (abbr.) 21 Math symbol - 46 Constellation 48 Evening in Italy 49 Arabian prince 50 I't(sI) 5 1 Time tons (abbr.) 53 Playing card - - 12 11 10 — - 17 by Art Sansom 21 1 1 AT MFI 22 .0 )NFECflOU HflTIT) 2 - 24 - — — — ' - ' - 26 27 20 25 I 31 I I — 30 — _____ _____ 34 33 37 - - - - 45 46 Dr. - iJUGHEAD NO ME Y IT ______ IT DEVELOPS THE PICTURE IN ONE MINUTE! - — — - 47 — LM! _-_1 PICTuRE! — - - - - - - 40 49 50 - 55 56 —— 58 ——— — — 59 — INEWSPAPE LNERPMISE ASSN) (( _ - ____ AO-W the study presented the firm's drainage study Proposal that would total $37,943. by Howie Schneider EEK& MEEK 'W l,tI 5T1LL. iRrrnJG 'CoR J MSE M CALUJG fl CM oxv t WfI' U FE... - —— byAlVermr PRISCILLA'SPOP ) 01( OUR CARLYLE WILL (3E A GREAT ctJ 9MEvøw! WIJAT ARE V w6.TCHING 'IOU NG, CARLYLE? I Ll WALK ANC? BACK I FORTH CIN \' )0K! ,CU SHOULP 5E HC HE'S CONCENTRATI N Q'4 HIS HOME- ___ —ii i' i. (Aug. 2280pt 22) In of the all-new Astro-Graph Feelings Letter. Mall $1 for each and a Job today. Try not to overreact or you may f ind yourself long, ___ envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. dePISUO4 and frustrated by the byStoffel&HoImdahI WHAT A FAIR OF - I PffIOT IN ae A5I4AMIP,' we "HER J;VORY "It4r-fs L I-44 ITS UP M NOSOPY GRATION' I FOP OTTLI5 IN TM' PAR)< w Aft AMP RETURN - ENTREPRENEURcI s ITH/t1 FOR ( 1HTWE O YEAR ____ ____ )j-- - . w104 t1BRA (Lit- U-0d. 33) Your jument is not at Its bed lh PMES (Feb. 30-March 20) to'*- Y0' J CO' Ad wrongfully VW :B ,who Dealer: South Biting oft more than you can Ow e your chew will get you In deeper won't llnuptoit. You'll be the .st trouble U you can Imagine, one who's hurt. Pan 2 NT I Ir Be realistic In your SCOMO (Oct. 34-Nov. n) Pau Pass 6 NT Pass Pass TherVi a flfS smoldering at destakings. horn,________ today and_mb. you are ARM (March 21-April 19) to 1t' It at all possible, stay away from - No d S t two diamonds and a spade at the finish. Actually, South should have abandoned all making seven. He should win the club In dummy and lead a low heart toward his the 4 percent chance of a 5-0 TAUIVI (April 35-May 20) - mental pursuits today. You're South won the club load hurt guarantee ____ Southbreak 1430 and points for game with his so@ and remarksid tMnp(aday are zreachable..I maksadouaak.('1'his "ItlOoksLIkiw.dldn'tbki of a not.ntlal 30 for an ft's not their fault If your ex- - Includes what you say!) enough." overtr1 Then he led his four of CAPRICORN (Dec. 21-Jan. p.ctatlons exceed your (NEWWAPREHTEnPR11xAUN) 19) You haveat.14,ncytoday beattL.Westshowsdoutand c'p.HUt1es. ___ South was ready with one (Form copy olJACOBy MOO. G1lNI (May 21-June 20) to count your matsrl*l more comment. "I should ERN, send 1 to: "Win at Allowing your temper to get out blessings before thay become a keep my mouth shut so I Bridge," car. oF this newsaof hand will spoil what other- reality. U 0u'r. unert, you'll won't my toot caught in per. P.O. Box W Radio City ILI$get win could have been a FRANK AND by ERNEST Bob For I CAN Vo/ 'UNO, GONNA PlAY "CAitH . I P5OP1.E•- A CiMlWAV! W S % 30 000,000 000 DANIEROOS a . DøN' 140W lb .'. ' I' ____ adium a _ MID ., . Pact WIIAWFUL - - or three years, according to WES RINKER Rinker. -: "The $20,000 In Improve.1 ments will not be done In the intersection In the last year. The ccmlmlnfon condemned first year," said Rinker. "I "Is property formerly known as can't afford to do that." Rinker said it will take him the San-Mo-Park trailer park, about eight years to recover the 3515 South Orlan& Drive. The property has been sold to expense of making the light in theput, Rinker's Lease Motor CO., SOS South FlUICh had been for two years at a Ave. Bales reportedly plans to time. The longer lease allows move his auto dealership to the him time to WXsertake major former tmiler park site. A decision was delayed on a tInPrOVemeMs in the stadium, according to City Manager proposal for wideming tersedlon at Shannon Drive Warren E, Knowles. "Mr. Rinker has done an andU.&17Jod.outh ofthe admirable job of not only ABC Lounge. Commluloner .ke.ptng thedadi%iDop,b(*hM David Farr presented the ___ of No no Instituted ve ce," Knowles told lAd., an Aitamnonts Springs ______ investment group. the cOmyntIoIi, _____ he had been in other _____ ____ ____ cona puuiing mlssicnpodpooedahssrth$Cfl rialr,d --—a request by Orwg.IirnInoli 1V114 by the ftflfl several r OSUN TUMBLEWIEDS GUY3, MW - UEST 1 FROM • ' s— ___ VW A ___ __ m k ng - ___ . C41A (1.rrER ' I *H$VW - - •- 86 economical electricity for fact, the earths supply the future. is S . •: for nud..ir pr.Jii.t. j'. niucli .ncrg', 149 gI.,. of ..iI, orI,7$C'Ihif.'.iI,orli7gjk. iit Florida's need for energy. Nuclear energy is one of these. Today, it's our .... .... cleanest way of nroducing electricity. _______ ___ .. try. And nuclear energy has proved to L. UC economical. . FPL's three nuclear power plants ___ ..1 already have demonstrated the viability of nuclear power. Last year alone, they en., erated one.-third of our electricity and whSanM Strut ___nd Pat A. 1a7imby'sr1podentMin bersIwiIectidt°thsdIy saved our customers $250 million in 4 re hive ca'u1 ' tither.. atTurke'I\iint. ,t!' . imported oil costs. w. and i ieit i to a . . Yet we cannot depend upon just one source of energy as the "easy" answer. So FPL, along with other power corn PSYCHOMETRIC DATING '0 panics, continues to search for new energy Happy Dating - The Protseslonsi Way P,ydieIesyDeee .2SYrLHelPb1 ?le you an b FPL's nudcr unit it St. Luck. _ stindtedl sku" 10 As to ivi' come easily anymore. In ternatives to help meet Skigis? Lon.Iy? UnfuNl.d1 u SUNK customers, reliable, m cai.vision. ____ rspri.e_a wlvSwhile The commIssion ,provid a belore the ______ asrv as a - But these two fuels dot* So we need sound al- _ __ 'been four accideds at that Q24fl9'ett - ___ iw Do 'vu MAIL! sources. To assure you, our . running out. e,'tatI','to th a i rate Increase until an audit of _____________ __________ ancial records in theoo"'onFarred.dSan f in the t sits___ Is the led m he , cosn_. ne by early next reiwsw• that Is operating In audit will be do .week, according to Kevin Mdaboutthe#Wceof Rorke,gsnsralmanager for by T. K. Ryan PASHIN& MVNS A EM NORThWrSTCO6TAI. ..JPEL H1AP HAT IS CARVP OJ T5AMS WEAFJN& A 6O.GECU$ E1N6PLOMKT GFMOUWAIPJ balance of today's proven supply endless. / LaZenby, city engineer, to ft"edd: lbsr.probsldylaa place a four-way atop at Third qu,iu,ubm,w,batIeder.d ___ b . - the co.mifan decided to Sits had agreed to wI easily accessible, and their ____ hm— - Cabjivijion far a rate ceiling 75NO.SU5Sitsowflha 160_ rdl 200-foot lot Jut south of the intersectio oseli the lot, San to $$ per month. ( • In the past, fossil fuels such as natural gas and oil technologies—while have been called "easy energy." Because they seemed it works with a carefill Dan Bales, owner of Sanford repaim . use the answerto our future? special for andgas, - nai events. . The lighting improvements - - will come over a period of two _____ _ ___ ___ running oil plcsbeglvëfl 4ovember - _ / __ MOsIoR,m.... ow t_Ittt to use the stadium -- -, three to five days during ____ I . to Joseph -- cluded a provision that the a- i' Golden Age 4 ________ of and Wes Rinker, who useathe : 7 : cause New stadium will receive a new 15year lease to operate the facility. . The improvements will of new lights and some co new poles estimated to cod $20,000, according to Rinker. Th e lease agreement in- by Stan Lie and John Romita Thaves . - Herald Staff Writer sanfori' municipal stadiwn will receive light improvements Station. New York, N. V. 10019.) SPIDER-MAN r -' ins W* ____ I. .1IJ - By MAX ERxIIzrw1 with a loo& And South would have to lose ____________ today. You're not in the —i•d - down. SAGI1TARWI (Nov. 22-Dec. By Oswald Jeeshy forsmall talk and might be a bit AM Alm SeMaig too impluent With others. 21) Be extracedlim with any & • of we're fy throwing East in i East explained that would not work since East would Just refuse to win the heart Opening erinp will relgeit.. or $ 1 - an city R* Inker Ten minutes later he was 0 AK72 • A K Q 10 - area separated from the site by SR 427, the railroad and created..., ion — one down. Then the discusdon started. North felt that South should have won the fIrst heart and ducked a diamond. West felt that South should ha ve tried to develop an end play against East by cashing the top • K 65 di)?. Box 410, RadIo City Station, Y. 10019. Be we to splocify cow BUGS BUNNY • Q1093 •$7 653 7 AL ap.. inquired. N O R _ __ • J 97 J9752 • Js4 • 92 mmi on that you are soffering from theklnduthelpthatyouneedat malnutrItion. You're describing once before you do any further yourself as a person who has damage to your body . anorexia netwosa, people who I am sending you The Health think theyarefat whentheyare Letter number 44, Balanced EAST 1.1, for The description of your is a serious condition and you dieting hablts leads meto think must understand that and get • Q 1004 drainage' over It's becoming harder and from a concentratloin camp, she harder to live with this constant diii . the false idea that she bsession. Is fat As you express it. This can DEAR READER — rUbe the point of cornplstelycandldwlthyouand requiring hospitalization and you you nee p. many young women have been or known to the frotnmalnutrition psychiatric mean wr 411116 1.4 __ appears to The fat cells you have have which will tell you what you been destroyed long ago. The absolutely must have each day. walls of fat cells can be digaW Others who want this Ism can d ' nearer understand this, I'd Even though an individual we appreciate some advice, may begin to lock like a fugitive __ more of what lies ahead for you k industrially zoned strip, obThe commission said lt had in commissioners and Chacey provided from Longwood concern of the additional traffic jectedto the project because of 'mind a figure $40,000. agreed the aerial slwvey maps Utilities stating they can that the development would possible noise and pollution. Herald Photo by Jane Casse$berry Eng Monday offered an were essential And should be provide the sewer service for generate and the possibility of Casselberry Engineer Donald ENGINEER RALPH ENGMAKES DRAINAGE PROPOSAL FOR LONGWOOD alternative proposal that would the first step. the PUD. commercial businesses Barry, a material and en- working with Willcox on the a hearing for a special ex- was taken. "I think the matt~r not include the cost of an aerial Former Mayor Gerard sneaking In under the PUD vi ton mental consultant "I feel like you may have a ception," Grant said. Grant is closed," said Mayor Julie plans d survey. The scaled-down good proposal, but I don't feel Cormell, speaking from the zoning. speaking for Wilcox, explained to getanthethey had been careful was reminded that the city Lormann; ,it be the necessary pollutionversion would cost $69,933. He we can handle It," Com. audience, charged that "Some of the problems were that the plant would be in the control equipment and trucks water tower also exceeds the consensus of the commissidn'to said the firm was willing to take missioner J. R. Grant told Eng, Longwood Utilities' sewage already created," Grant told center of the property with a would meet government height restriction. "Just for the deny the request." two separate payments of adding that he hoped the treatment plant did not have the residents. "It is hard to say 300-ft. area to put a damper on record, who owns the property standards. the noise. Site plans were approved fir $30,000 In this fiscal year and engineer could come up with a the necessary capacity to take a man can't use his land on the railroad track?" Willcox Grant moved to deny defer the balance because something "In my view," Barry said, "it could care of "The Landings." the next scaled-down plan the "I do," replied Grant. mini-warehouses to be built by the site plan saying Year. distressful proval could not Connell said he had talked something that went Warehouses Of afford. "You are ruining my property Variety Considering that the Island noise and pollution operating the ready-mix plant silo would as well as these other people." Jacksonville in the Island La)e An ordinance rezoning the 35- with Ned Davenport of before." exceed the two-story height Lake area is one of the most am me of a proposed ."r-A Department of Environmental Grant's sentiments did not within the guidelines." area and for an Industri#1 Wilcox, crucial drainage areas., Eng unit development R. D. Herring of Temple regulation. There was no second to carry over Regulations about recent building on SR 427 by James 14. "The Said. a "no kills" Study Con- Landings" — from R-2 problems investigated by DER who was seeking approval of a Terrace Said he had been "He would have to go through Grant's motion and no action Barker Co. -. can body can If you are starving stamped, self-addressed enFor Thursday, January 25, 1979 velops for ft. Send yo ur rUIUut yotraelL I am not at all concerned tom.In care of this newspaper, day. Look for humor in about those desserts you eaL P.O. Box INI, Radio City YOURBIRTHDAY situations that frustrate you. I'm concerned about what Station, New York, NY 10019. January 25, 1P71 CANCER (June 21-July 22) More opportunities than YOU can handle will be dumped in You could let your emotions yo ur lap this coming year. take WIN AT BRIDGE __________________________________ Choose wisely. Concentrate on today and blow the whole wad. a.etect few that you fee1off St)p and think before you .Ti_--_-_-._._.._—_. - -_- .-._-_. the but poielHtins..... sls . He needed a squeeze to bring AQUARIUS (Jan. 20FCh. 1$).r LEO (July *Aug. 22) A TH 124 home 12 tricks. He had to Some hotshot could sell you a reckiess associate could inspire • A 32 Lose a trick quickly so that blllofgoodatodaythattakea u behave In a I1II A5QH3 he would be just one winner you oft on a wild goose chase. fashion today. Together, you short and ducked the heart Before teaming op with anyone, __ ____ rather •J4 mInIA to rectIfy the count. know his track record. Find out alread second reading was made by Co ss er Stephen Barton with the stipulation a letter be - your just like other tissues of the send 50 cents L I - not. You have a faulty self- Diet, Recommended Daily Dietary Allowances (RDA) image of your body. HOROSCOPE ,jt as you areas skinny, as a I hate to frighten you but this ———— 60 — — —1 Plan - psychological support. At your before help is obtained. 57 age e causethefat to form osi aressof and start developing a regular my body where fat cells exist. exercise program. At first you should do acme simple walking. I'm so co4ueed about that. an Th e exercise might help People have told me I Slightly anorezic and maybe stimulate yo ur appetite and, — D rain fined to that general area and Residential to PUD was in which raw sewage was pu on site plan for a concrete readyutilizing the county's std of adopted with a 4-1 vie. Mayor the land and covered up with mix plant on four acres of InThe dream of a comPrthen. sWTOtmdlflg a1US F&Jted to June Lormann cut the "no" dirt and effluent had stood on dustrially zoned property on SR sive drainage and building the problem, would cod con- vote, low areas at the Longwood 427. impact study that would en- siderably less. At the Dec. 11 meeting The 1X-unit development is Ut ilities plant. "There Li more then $50,000 in scheduled to be built on West compass the needs of the whole "There is no way Longwood Wilcox told the commission his city have begun to shrink in the budget for drainage," Lake with the entrance on E.E. Utilities, the way it is now, WW plan had met the approval of Interim City Administrator Longwood. Reason the city commission David Chacey said. The Residential Conununitles. The said Conneil. agency and state and city saw the price tag. th ea of E.E. regulations. Chacey said d es igner w Paul Th e ar ory AlA Residents In 'Th.r• Is mor Ralph Eng, project engineer and Associates Environmental Williamson Road expressed Monday that Willcox had for Svertrup & Parcel complied with all city Consultants of San Diego. than $50,000 In ' probl.ms wino Associates Inc. of Gainesville requirements. The motion to put the or. Lamb 54 52 53 51 MR 1 NEW CAMERA, WEATHER&E! 14041 For $iasm By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff W riter progress to 143 144 42 byBobMontafla ARCHIE 35 39 38 - - -i j • ., -*. Enth u Ijtlllfeelfat.Ieat one me$la ny co t' of day which steak and-or eggs, a tossed _____________ g5jand- or cottage theeae, a Iced tea roll with and then I'll splurge and have _____________________ dessert. My question is, $,Will the You're not eating. You rally must have professional help to about tavel why you have this I've heard o mxh fa fr ulty image of your body. carbohydrates and rm a aid ou gh Meanwhile, I would suggest my conthat even th you increase your diet that a.Ionis about 1, calories preferably by immediately, a day, I'm afraid the car- you d Y compensate T"A 0= NEE-400- HM-1,1010-HR! L A to lock __________ 19 ongwoo Slows 5 no E BORN LOSER Price Jan. 24, i7°-7A Self-Image they,re right but I am so ah-aid make you fed better about it will turn to fat end I don't things in general. problem For people with like a blimp. want substitute for there is Also, If I drink a couple of drinks in the evening I professional help. I hate to Alcoholic for It by futl'ig for alarm YOU but Individuals who am ned cowls of days. Tbon I getstarted an this track can end worry about all of the vitwlnl op with very aerlons COnand nutrients I'm not getting. If sequences. 14 iI 11 - 7 8 4 5 6 2 3 Bad A 32 Celestial body 5 Exclamation 28 Female or tTAT TA IAI TAT IKl1HIMl0 (abbr.) I Chicken pen 24 Average 2 Abhor (comp. wd.) 41 Study 43 Air (prefix) 3 Newts 25 Rime point A_____ .D NIEWCJ!JCIT TT1 $ DOWN $87,943 0 -PT _01 1LIUIT I IRIA) ujsI IEILIAIN 59 Deutschland (abbr.) 60 Emcee linkletter 17 18 Annoy It With Coping 2.11-1 olAiNlul IITI&n .1iJ TN Wednesday, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. beM,een uPs ___ - moc WM$0IIL0OD I1k1$ __ isndcoente: . _. .. ..•• P.O. Sen l p, . ..• . - . . ... - I FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY S -.-. - -- %bMng on tOnOva1ergym1br you Addi we 1 City A0 , 0 66 0 0 00 wool - -_-_- -.-' _- - __ _ , .- —.- - _ -.- -_M..._-_ _-- s_-_ - -_ '_t._._.._.__ -_ -__ -_ -_ -_.s_._-.___ -_ •.._ __.'._.._.._._ ,_.._.._._...,._-._..__....._-_ _ - _ - _____ _.._._ . - .. . - -- -. . - - ....... �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. At Lakers Club N.Y.By 24 PORTS 11 Wednesday, Jan. 24, im SA-Evening H.rald, __ Sanford, Fl. IN BRIEF .- Lyons Defends Mayfair Ttltle Thursday no 104 Weatherman cooperating, the 1979 Mayfair Open should be the biggest ever. The 36-hole tournament gets under way Thursday at 7 a.m. when young Bill Sellers of Orlando's Rio Pinar Country Club steps to the 06, as f. first tee. ,4 A field of 161 pros have signed up. Host pro Bill Osetek indicated nearby senior ' 1 111 Sports Parade N W . '4 : action. provided additional entrants for this year's Mayfair, a Florida PGA tour stop with a purse estimated at $7,000. We have a good, strong field," said Osetek. The local favorite is probably Bob Ashby, who shot a 67 the other day in practice. He's from Sanford. Another Sanford pro entered is Mike Leary." Defending champion Denny Lyons is also playing, and he will undoubtedly be listed as Also in the field is Billy Maxwell. Austin Straub, Nate Starks, Larry Mowry and Stan Lisk all familiar names to golf followers of the Sunshine State circuits. - The pro-am was being held this afternoon, shotgun tee-off at 12:30. Among the notables in the amateur field were Mayfair club chainpion Wade Botts, New York State amateur CANTON, Ohio (UPI) Veteran catcher Thurman Munson of the World Champion New York Yankees says he underwent major surgery on his right shoulder two weeks ago in Los Angeles and Is again ready to play baseball. "The operation removed about 1½ inches from my clavicle," Munson said Monday during an address to the Hall of Fame Club's luncheon meeting. "I've never been this mentally prepared for a season as I am now. My problems with the front office and the supposed one I had with Reggie Jackson are out of the way and I think the Yanks will have a banner year." - - Brantley Wins; Oviedo, Martin, White Out Seminole Emerge Losers 1 \ It LOS ANGELES (UPI) Defensive end Harvey Martin and defensive tackle Randy White of the Dallas Cowboys Tuesday were declared out of next Monday night's Pro Bowl. Martin suffered a partially torn hamstring in his right leg in the Super Bowl game at Miami Sunday and White fractured his left thumb in the NFC championship game Jan. 7. Martin will be replaced by Ezra Johnson, from Green Bay, and Doug English, from Detroit, will replace White. - In other games Tuesday and figure things out and in Au, but the old slow-down. It worked wonders for Lake night, Seminole's last-ditch doing so, they helped us, Brantley High's basketball effort was overcome and because we have a lot ofplayers team Tuesday night, but it Colonial hung on for a 65.65 who have been sick with the wasn't the Patriots who were triumph; and Oviedo blew an flu," said Brantley coach Bob early advantage In losing a 54- Peterson. "We would not have doing the slowing, West Orange. been aa strong rwullflguP and Smyrna Beach, 42cllffhangerto It was New e game at New Smyrna down the floor all night." th On e pace of NEW YORK (UPI) At heart, Willie Mays is what he always whose efforts to slow th Smyrna finally solved things, Little boy with all the the game played right Into the Beach, the Patriots had the as been and probably always will be a spontaneously natural emotions you would normally expect from hands of ailing Brantley, which Barracudas confused as to whit at which point guard Anthony posted a 4442 victory as Brad type of defense they were Acosta came on to only iSne. frustrate the host team further He laughs one minute and changes expression completely the Cluiton scored the winning facing, down to try with some defensive tactics "They slowed It basket. next. He sulks, he pouts, he dreams impossible dreams, and tennedbyPeteraonaa really facthe has made so many come true only causes him that much the key to the victory." ore anguish when one of them somehow doesn't. Costa cut off the leading ,l*ll ~ I From the outset, he was pretty awe he'd be elected to handler and penetrator In the Baseball's Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Everybody in the New Smyrna attack. untry was reasonably sure of it so that even before the official It was tied at 42-all with 32 =suit was announced by Bowie Kuhn Tuesday, the stewardesses seconds left and Brantley's dboard his jet flight from San Francisco tossed him a spontaneous In the largest votet turnout ifl waiting game paid off as they NEW YORK (UP!) It was champagne party Monday. Hey history (432), Maya easily got the bell in to CLuiton, who The only question was whether Maya' election by members of a glorious day for the "Say two other received the 75 percent neces- hit abucketfrom in don towin the Baseball Writers Association of America would be Kid," but It left It sary for election by the it with seven seconds showing nanimous. No man has ever been elected to the Hall of Fame by baseball stars with "Say 1. on the clock. Baseball Writers Association, a unanimous ballot. Lou Gehrig was voted in "by acclamation," Ain't So" expressions. eight had Doug Kent ballots. Willie Mays, who left his being named but that was by a voice vote at a 1939 meeting of the writers. and Cluxton added 13 for rebounds needed 324 votes Willie wanted to make it unanimously, but had a hunch he personal stamp on every game With he played in a marvelous fl- election, his percentage of 94.6 points. vouldn't. Brantley Is H. ar career, entered baseball's was the highest since the first "You watch and see, there'll be some who won't vote for me," ye when Ned Stephens but Year esaldtomeacoupleofmonthsago."Igueu thereatesOme In Seminole's effort against ; pair of his contempo raries, Ty Cobb (982), Babe Ruth vritera who don't think I deserve to be In the Hall of Fame." Duke Snider and Enos Slaugit- (95.1) and Honus Wagner (95.1) ColoniaL 1. If ever anyone deserved to be elected unanimously, Willie Maya Cr1 wereonceagainleftonthe were chosen. Seminole droppedto-1O. lid.Hewasajoytowatchattheplate,onthebisesoriflCeflter Maya' daY Of recognition Horace Roland had 20 poInts outsidelooking S Laid. That was always my feeling, anyway. was somewhat tarnLd by the for Ovieds. rrti WleIs I6*s k missing 23 ballots, and ose LAKE IRANTL!Y: MOSII 032, ork Giants' In 1951 and in the Hall of Fame himself, feels the familiar' with his career with Denhlmsc 405, Cluxton S3.13, Kin same way. New York and San Fran- 5.0.10, Vithazon 1.3.5, Honlkir 22. No ballplayer born ever was perfect and neither was Willie claco Giants voiced their 6. Totals 17.10.44. N NW SMYRNA: Thompson 3.2.5, Maya, who followed the Giants from New York to San Francisco displeasure openly. Swett 405, Schlegel 5.0.10, Hill 4.0.5, ii l958 and finished up with the MetslnlVl3. Sure, he had a flaw Qr "They're either prejudiced or Jones 1.2.4, Woods 2.0.4. Totals WI. wo, but they were minor ones and didn't at all tarnish a career in Idiots," said Joe McDonald, 42. which he hit 660 home runs and compiled a .302 lifetime average. general manager of the New COLONIAL (U), Siren 2, Had he not spent two years in the Army, he, and not Hank Aaron, life arefr' York Metal when asked his Kalalut 12, Rodr iquez IS, Gofloway th 1, Williams 2. Losch 19, Way 13, veryllkelywould'vebeenthefirstto break Babe Ruth's home run Community feelings about the writers who GrazlIla 1, StI,'nmellO. Totals: 21 23. around Seminole .• record. didn't vote for Maya. 311 10. College. SCMINOLS (SI): SliptISn$ 17, Personally, I find it difficult to understand how anyone who saw Snider, whose career with the Nera by Tom hat includes admission to 2, Whitney 1, ThOmas 10, him, or even didn't see him but st udied whit he did over a period tonight's basketball game at Dodgers closely paralleled Daniels o. McCray 14, Nelms 14, WILLIE NELMS GIVEN CHOICE: OVER OR AROUND? of2o years, falledto vote for him. Yet, 23 writers didn't among the the gym In a game Maya' when the two played 10 Totals: 2312.17 3$. 32 who cast their ballots.. Needing only 75 per cent of the vote for against arch-rival Valencia. New York, missed election by OVIUDO (13): Duds 4. KissInger election, Maya, named on 409 ballots, made It easily with a 94.6 ffpoff is at 7:30. just 16 Votes while Slaughter, a 10, Roland 20, Palmer 14, Me yer 2, percentage. He was the only one elected, rtmnenç Duke Snider n fact, Saturday's game lifetime .300 hitter for 19 Scott 2. Totals: 23 45 52. 11 missing by 16 votes and Enos Slaughter by 27. s wuiv ORANGE (14): Jones against Division 2 leader Lake seasons fell short by 27 votes. nson It, C. Jonis 13, Mays polled more votes than any other player ln history. TY Qty will also be open to the "I thought I could tflake it, I once 7,4.Joh Totals: 2441331. ° Cobb, considered by many the greatest player ever, Is the one who public feel I belong," Snider said. wie dosed to being a unanimous choice. Only four writers t of community "But it didn't work out that Is Bowl didn'tnamehlxnonthelrbaflotslnthefirstelectloneverheldin week at the college," said way.I'mflndingout moreeach 1 1930. Cobb receIved 98 per cent of the vote and that dill is tope. Iai year that the Hall of Fame is Joe SterlIng. didn't The so unfair advantage In negotlathen the commissioner wiu3 NEW YORK (UPI) Willie tried to pretend that being left off those 23 ballots " Seminole holds a 124 overall not easy to coasts are anytbing but clear in tion with Carew. One club has review the players and, or, bother him, but It did. Asked If he felt diisppolnted about it, he record agahit Valencla, in. Slaughter, who was in his the battle for Rod Cans reached agreement with him money Involved and deckW inswered the question somewhat obliquely as he has a habit of eluding five or the final year of eligibility, must WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UP!) services, and that's to the detriment of whether the club, can pr* leing with those questions he doesi't care for, saying, "I put 20 Presently Valencia Is 97 now wait an additional five DSftnieIflIfl Ted Green, get In? overa The EM Coat-Wed Coat the other 12 clubs. l 't I expe ceed," said a apokessnan for lbS ct to ears Of toy life into this game. Why shou dn ll while Seminole stands years before he can be canremembered for a diCk 511* Carew awseak.s took sooth"This is the way It should co mmissioner's office. "He Thy should I doti* myself?" sidered for the Hall Of Fame by io.e. duel that almOst killed Lag or twist Tuesday when baseball have been all along. We were wants to see the horse before ' Seminole is. ranked No. 1010 the Veterans Committee. Some Of the younger writers, the ones he didn't know, had a way en ded a 19-Yea carr' Monday Coininlisioner Bowie Kuhn said prevent ed from talking to the cart, not vice-versa." "I'm bitter because this Is the 1 being turned off by W illie, particularly In his later years. That the state poll, although Sterling lasttime that l could be voted in when he aimowiced Ni i',tfrehe would at permit any more Carew until we got pàmlasion Carew, 33, wanted togototl* rasbecausehefeltiome of them had burned him and because he Isn't convinced wary and suspicious. I know that side of played well enough to deserve by the writers," said Slaughter. merit from the Winnipeg Jets.. tam to negotiate with the from the commissioner. Only Angels and had reached I elt that way It made him til they e cl , Mhoesda mçerdar un on ub th e Ang el s, re ei ve ent on a contract c ved rbal agreem life "After givIng 19 years of my Vile Maya. But I also know the other side Of Willie Maya, a man rating. did Green, once The 3Iyearrr ible Teddy WISCU can first satldy Twins' owner that pennhsilon and they've with them, bi* Griffith balk$ "We haven't been getting it to baseball this Is a poor known a Te apable of a great deal of love and tenderness. Calvin Griffith hi a deal for the reached a contract agreement because he didn't like the wUr And that was most important thing he was carrying away from together all that well so far this reward. M' record ceaks for 1i played for the Boston Bnains, sven4lme AL batting cham. with Carew and his agent." package offered him by Califor' elf." can I say?" said the required bUilt III$Sr'7 ifld had ball, he said Tuesday "love." He was referring to the love season," he said. "Of course, Its"What The Yankees and other teams nia. ad been given from his teammates and the fans and the love we hope the freslunen wilJ come a plastic plate inserted hi his That e&t rubbed Yankee have tO overcome three oa- The Twins have been trying who bit ad tried to give them back with his performance on the field. around. ft has taken a little 4?y.ar-cld Mays,___ ll following a vicious en. t Al Rosen the wrong des In dng the All-Star first to trade Carew since the end of Pr homers and complied a .302 slea lso talked about the love and support he had gotten from his longer than we had hoped." courier with Chico MAI Is an way and RossndscldsdtOrublt biiw: They ha" tosathify theseasonorrlsklosing him Bill lifetime batting average DIVISIONZ ve, Mae, whohelpedhimsomuch, p.rticularlylnthe lad few exhibition game played In Into W I. Is sonutidag I've been looking K at a pres confer ence the Twins, Carew and Kuhn a tree agent aiter next season4 he played. Ottawa 1or to tie Laka City (141) and no cl ub to .will get 'fusday. Carew ey thought they had a trade years. As rward to for many fo Th met imes, she'd say to me, 'I think you love baseball more valeftle 3 s, "The Yankees will abide by Wittiest a nod from Green per• th e cornmade with the San Francisco youknow, baseball always was Including playoff 3 i Dy$ona liach (11.0) you do me," he said. 2 2 he ne r's declik"."nra ce. Giants. commiato my love. I could hay, played UdpM.dInatctalOfl,17ONHL t in December, but ea, I dill love baseball," confessed WilliS Maya. "ft's dill kIote!) 27 CWralP$orlda(311) "U, aid WHA games. He scored N aid Rosen, "but we f.sl that end when, a team pits a Carew, who h veto powe lets of sports, but baseball w " 13 FIorIdaJC (5) NUt'. goals and 20$ one team (CaIlfoUia) has had trade as the table for Carew overanyd,ai,turn,dfti$o o, the sport I loved." St. John River (3-11) FHe was pointing to his heart when he said tht. a' Ready To Play Ball 1, champ John Parsons, Pebble Beach's Wally Goodwin, DeLand's Bill Morgan, Sanford Mayor Lee Moore, Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club manager Jack Collins and an assortment of Sanford doctors. The latter includes Jon Day, Charles Park, Charles Dexter and John Johnson. The presence of the doctors in the pro-am lineup prompted one clubhouse wag to quip "it's a bad day for anyone to be sick unless they are at the golf course." one of the favorites in Thursday and Friday's tourney activity at Walt Disney World courses By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor Munson Surgery Past, fly MILTON RICHMAN NllIie: Little Boy At Heart - - Yea For Mays; But Nay For Duke, En os Hunter To Towson State BALTIMORE (UPI) Former Texas Rangers' Manager Billy Hunter was named head baseball coach Tuesday at Towson State University, school officials announced. Hunter, 50, guided the Rangers to a secondplace tie with California in the American League West last season before being fired. He replaces Bob Ziegler, who resigned after leading the Tigers to the NCAA Division II tournament last year. - . . - .. ,, •----•. • New Pact For Phillips - . - : th ••. fl) mole, . Valencia Tangle - -. T J. Green Retires M um' The Word For Fairbanks At Pro After 19 Years - ___ - ___ - ______ . 0 test N ewcomer d SOKC Brigh irme W ri gh tAff 0 Wright Affaired established hlm'elf as the pup to beat in the upcomingpuppy stakes when he became the first maiden of the ye*r at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club to win a grade A race. The Henry Wright kennel star earlier In the meet became the first pup to make it to grade A. Monday afternoonin his third start In Abe taid his big finishing kick to beat a classy field of veteran campaigners. "He hu a little smarts to go with his ," Wright said of his top puppy at last week. "Hehas aiwaysdone everything rIm." The $spotmd son of Tars Botmdsr and 0 Wright Eve went off as only the third favorite In the betting. Both Mineola Laney and ete were lower odds than he was. Affaired didn't break particularly 3NUtt then he rarely does. Fourth out of the box-he nalted to the turn second. Coining out of the far turn he was still two lengtlus behind arkey Pete. But Cihi$ home the darkbrindlsd swift he the finishitig kick whlcl* makes Wright showed feel may have a potential distance dog on Ws hand. Wright Affaired won going away by over two lengths. "He has a lot of bottom to. him," said Wright. "I think he will eventually be able to ' ___ ___ __ __ ___ ____ ___ __ gos%. But l won't put him overthereuntll he gets a little older' and has a little more exIt Is up over 700,000. This represents a percentage Increas, of 10.4. The Jerry Collins track is also reversing another trend. Attendance so for this season is up over last year. In most latances around the Indiatry attendance Is down, AM while attendance Is uponlya little over three per cent at SOKC, Cothm said he was very happy to see even a modest Increase, The $ Infects box is proving even mere popular than w ever expected. Tnifecta play for the first time In SOKC history Is over 40 i ____ It was Wright Affaired's fifth win In seven starts. This makes him the win leader as well. Insevenstarts he has yet to finish WA of the money. He has won five of seven, finished second once and third once. The inut 1 handle took a big jwnp over last season the past week. In nine per'formances SOKC handled JiM over $1.8 million. This wan up over $300,000 from the or 17,1 per cent. year bofore For the year the Langwood greyhoisod plant __ ___ ___ - I . Bordley Snubs Cincy CINCINNATI (UPI) The Cincinnati Reds evidently have come up empty-handed in efforts to sign college pitching sensation Bill Bordley. Bordley's father said Tuesday Bordley has "absolutely no interest in the Reds' offer." The lefthander said before the draft he wanted to play on the West Coast to be near his family. He plans to re-enroll at USC for the term beginning Feb. 6, his father said. - All Moving To LA - - - With only one week HOUSTON (UPI) remaining on his current contract, Ho uston Oilers' Head Coach and General Manager Bum Phillips has signed a three-year pact. The rehiring, which will have Phillips continue in a dual role, was announced by an Oilers spokesman Tuesday af ternoon while the coach was out of town. The spokesman :said Phillips' assistant coaches have been offered contracts and "If they have not signed they probably will soon." __ pwad of the total ___ ___ play. Former work LOS ANGELES (UPI) heavyweight champion Muhammad AU has purchased a seven-bedroom home in the Hancock Park area and plans to move to Los Angeles from Chicago. "He's selling his home In Chicago and will move here soon," said Harold Smith, director of Muhammad All Amateur Sports. United Press International The basket rims in the Los Angeles Forum loomed as large as the San Andreas Fault Tuesday night. The Los Angeles Lakers, battering New York Into submission under the weight of a record-breaking shooting performance, overcame a scintillating one-man show by Bob McAdoo to post a 148-124 triumph over the Knicks. "Setting a record, or coming close to one, isn't much fun when you get your tall whipped," said McAdoo, who scored a Knick career-high 45 points and hit 17 straight field goals at one point. With 4:50 remaining, McAdoo missed an 18-foot jumper. The Lakers gave the Knicks a clinic In high percentage shots all night, hitting .685 (63-of-92) from the floor to set a new NBA record for field goal percentage. Adrian Dantley made his return to the Laker starting lineup after a 19-game absence due to an injured knee, and scored N) points In only 30 minutes, hitting 11-of-15 from the field. Among the torrid Lakers, Jamaal Wilkes hit 13-Of-15 from the floor for 2$ points, Don Ford shot 7-for4 and Norm Nixon made 7-of-9. By Blues Lose To Montreal The ST. LOUIS (UP!) powerful offense of the Montreal Canadlens won another hockey game, but goalie Ken Dryden fumed about defensive lapses. The Canadlens had a 6-0 lead against St. Louis Tuesday night, but the Blues scored three goals In nine minutes before the Canadlens stopped the rally in a 6-3 win. "At times we kid ourselves," Dryden said. "Defensively we were somewhat careless, and this lsarecurringproblem. Bad habits are easier to form than good habits, and are harder to break." Dryden was particularly upset about the first St. Louis goal by Bob Murdoch to ruin his shutout in the final minute of the second period. Murdoch came behind the net and slammed the puck between Dryden and the post. "We played it very poorly," Dryden said. "We were in trouble and should have cleared the puck out of there. We made a series of unremarkable plays, and I made the last mistake." Despite the defensive problems, the Montreal offense was more than needed to push the first-place Canadlens 23 points ahead of second-place PIUs- - Illinois Aides Resign CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (UPI) illinois Tuesday announced the resignation of assistant football coaches Mike Coletta and Wright Anderson, effective Immediately. flhIl Coach Gary Moeller said Colletta expressed a desire to return to his native Michigan and seek a high school coaching A. Anderson plans to go into business In North aroJtna. - Bengals Coach To Join 49ers CINCINNATI (UP!) Chuck Studley, defensive line coach for the Cincinnati Bengali since 1989, has announced he Is leaving to become defensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers, saying, "It's going to be a challenge to Improve on On word record in pro football." Studley said hemade his decision over the weekend. He met with 49ers' Coach Bill Walsh led Thursday. Bears Assistant Quits Doug Scovil, Chicago CHICAGO (UPI) Bean' receivers' coach, has resigned to return as an assistant coach at Brigh am Young University, Bears' officials announced Tuesday. Scovil, 51, served as an assistant coach for the Bears last season. Bean' Coach Neil Armstrong said no replacement has been made for Scovil. NEW YORK (UPI) Neal ReMan, a left-handed pitcher who was the No.1 pick In the January free.agent amateur draft, has turned down an offer from the New York Mots and will accept a baseball scholarship offer to the University of Miami. Sadler To Iowa St&. AMES, Iowa (UPI) Charles Sadler, an assistant football coach at Oklahoma last season, has been named an sobbidecatl at Iowa State University, new Had Coach lsnle 1mcsn said Tnesdey. Duncan, who was named heed coach at ISU week r"bft Earl. &i., said S, 289 probably will coach the defensive line. - burgh In the Norris Division. Rejean Houle scored two goals, Including the winner, which trickled through the pads of St. Louis goalie Ed Stanlowski. "I shot on my backhand, and I was pushing It with my eyes," Houle said with a grin. "Our line has been playing well. Mario Tremblay has been playing fantastic hockey, and Yvon Lambert Is working in the corners." Tremblay scored after Larry Robinson Intercepted a pass by St. Louis defenseman Neil I4abatte, and the Canadlens also had goals from Pat Hughes, Pierre Mondou and Guy Laflew, who connected for the 33rd time this season. The Blues had two goals by Murdoch and Mike Crombeen's first of the season in the only scheduled NHL game of the evening. In the WHA, Quebec defeated Birmingham, 7-5, and Houston stopped New England, 5-1. Nordlques 7, Bulls 5: Serge Bernier scored two goals to lead first-place Quebec over Birmingham. J.C. Tremblay, Alain Cole and Marc Tardif added goals in the first period as the Nordiques rushed to a 4-1 lead. OIlers 5, Whalers 1: Bill Fldt, Blair MacDonald and Ron Chipperfield broke open a scoreless game with consecutive goals in the second period, powering Edmonton past New England. SCOREBOARD Pittsburgh College 16 19 19 5 44 19 21 6 14 31 9 25 13 Detroit Adams Division W L T PtS. 67 10 7 Boston 20 19 6 Toronto AS 17 18 16 11 Buffalo 31 16 23 6 Minnesota Los Angeles Washington Cent St. 51, Ok. Bapt Lub Chris 71, E. N.M. 65 West AlA 91. St. Mary's S. Ore. 112, Slansls St. 101 Basketball Tuesday East Amhrst 65, Sprngfld Coll 62 Assmptn 79, St. Anslm's75 Bentley 07, AIC 73 Bowdoin 66, Bates SI Bos Coll 83, Villanva 75 Buffalo 43, Oswego 37 Curry 73, Mass. Mrtme 63 Del. St. 79, Md..E.Sh. 77 Dowling 84, Staten Is 71 Eastrn Colt 78, Conn. Coll 57 Elmira 91. R. Weslyan 76 Frmnghm St. 83 Wrcstr 62 Geotwn 71, St. Fran Pa. 62 Hamilton 92, Hobart 10 Mnhttnvl 64, Concrdia 42 Mass.. 61, U.N.H. 37 Middlebury 86, Norwich 71 Oneaonta 72, Albany St. 71 Pace 03, Maritime 82 Pratt 90, Mercy 76 So. Me. 91, F. Pierce 82 St. John's 50, Mnhttn 55 Suffolk 72. Barrington 62 Wm. Pttrsn 83, Glssbro St. 01 South Bllarmne 103, Cmpbllsvl 09 Brdgwtr 105, Shnandoah 09 Crsn Newman 87, King 75 Cumbrind 07, Wlbrfrce 86 Fla. $I. 79, Ga. Tech 73 Gettysbg 76, Wash&Lee 73 Hmpin Inst. 93, Va. St. 06 Salisbury 65, Shepherd 66 Ky. St. 95, N. Ky. 7$ Lib Bapt 90, Bluefld 07 Lncln Mem. 71, MillIgn 63 Lynchbg 75, E. Mnnnte Maryland 52, Navy 62 N. Car. St. 104, E. Car. IS Nrflk St. $6, Va. Union 75 St. Mry's It, M. Wash. 77 Va. Wslyn 92, N.C. Wslyn SO Midwest Anderson 53, Taylor 49 Bapt Bible 57, Cent Bible 53 Bethel 50, St. Francis 78 Chi St. 94, Uofl.Circle 70 Ft. Hays 113, Hstngs 62 Hiram 87, Thiel Pa. 82 Lewis 91, Geo. Wms. 79 Mnchster 77, Flndly 67 Marquette 75, 0. Rbrts 60 Marycrst IS, Grcelnd 66 Marian 06, Franklin 79 MIllIkn is. DePauw Monmth 107 , Ill. Coil 94 Mt. Vrnn Nat 69. Mione 61 Oshkosh 55, Ripon 53 Parksde 74, Carroll 51 Rvr Flls 60, Superior 79 Simpson Si, Grinnell 69 Stevens Pt 77, Plattvl 61 Tarko 87, Neb. Wslyn 73 TO St. 76, Ind. Tech 57 UMKC 08, Emporia St. 71 Urbana 73, Cedarvl Wshbrn 61, Bndctine 63 Walsh 69, Ohio Dom 56 Wheatn 09, No. Cent 62 Wit?nbQ 72, Kenyon $7 Transactions Tuesday Football Houston - Renewed for three years the contract of Bum Phillips as head coach and general manager. San Francisco Named Chuck Studley as defensive coordinator. Chicago - Announced that receivers coach Doug Scovil has resigned to return as an assistant coach at Brigham Young. Los Angeles - Guard Tom Mack announced his retirement. College Illinois Announced the resignation of assistant football coaches Mike Coletta and Wright Anderson, effective immediately. Iowa State University An. nounced the signing of Charles Sadler as an assistant football coach. Towson State University Named Billy Hunter head baseball coach. Soccer Pittsburgh (MISL) - Signed center forward Manuel Barbosa of Brazil and forward Artie Napolitano of Hartwick College and dropped forward Hudson Fortune and defender Frank O'Hara. Dog Racing SANFORD.ORLANDO TUESDAY NIGHT First Race, 1-16.0 12.60 7.50 3.00 6 Kuda's Red 7.50 3 RH's Follow Me 2.50 1 GweneithKi let er Q (3.5) 40.20; T (5.3.1) 2U.20; 1.40 Time 32.19. Tuesday's Result Montreal 6. St. Louis 3 Wednesday's Games NY Rangers at Washington Toronto at Minnesota Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Chicago at Vancouver Thursday's Games NY Rangers at Buffalo NY Islanders at Boston Atlanta at Montreal Pittsburgh at Colorado Detroit at Los Angeles Pro Basketball NSA Standings Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pct. OS 31 14 .669 Wash 27 15 .643 2k2 PhIla 21 20 .512 6 New Jrsey New York fl 26 .455 lO'i 16 29 .356 IS Boston Central Division W L Pct. 01 San Anton 21 10 .609 26 19 .576 1', Houston Atlanta 26 23 .531 3" 19 27 .413 9 Clevelnd 16 31 .340 121 , Uetroit 17 34 .333 13', New Orins Western Conference Midwest Division W L Pct. 05 21 15 .609 Kan City NHL Standings Denver 26 23 .531 )', Campbell Conference Mllwauke fl 28 .440 Patrick Division 15 29 .313 10', Chicago w L T Pts. Indiana 17 30 .362 11', 71 31 6 9 Islanders NY Pacific Division 26 15 5 NY Rangers W L Pct. 01 is fl 1511 Ph iadel phia 29 15 .659 Seattle S4 23 19 4 Atlanta Los Ang 20 II .623 I Smythe Division Phoenix 28 19 .596 21 3 W L T Pt5 Golden St. fl 25 .468 t ' 40 16 21 8 Chicago Portland 20 23 .165 S' 16 25 6 38 San Diego Vancouver 21 26 .417 9' 27 10 31 7 Colorado Tuesday's Results 27 lO 7 32 St. L01315 Seattle 103, Washington 100 Wales Conference Indiana 110, Atlanta 107 Norris Division Cleveland 106, Denver 107 W L I Pta. Chicago 100. Boston 90 69 7 31 9 Montreal New Orins 116, Kan City 116 Los Ang 14$, New York 124 Wednesday's Games Washington at Boston Cleveland at New Jersey EAGLE RIVER, Wis. (UPI) Denver at Houston Kan City at San Antonio - Bobby Eisner of New LonYork at Golden State don, Wis. Sun day covered a7'- New Philadelphia at Phoenix mile course in a record time of Portland at San Diego Thursday's Games 4:49.16 to win the 16th annual at Atlanta Seattle World Snowmobile Cham- Los Angeles a? Detroit pionships. Golden St. at Portland - - - Pro Hockey - Eisner Breezes Second Race, S.16,C 9.10 6.60 4.00 2 Quick Printer 7.00 4.50 I Jonas Jeanerre 2.50 6 Tally Ellen 0 (2.5) 24.00; P (21) 40.90; T 1124. 6) 156.50; Time 31.90. Third Race, 5.16,M 11.50 6.40 3.10 3Movntain Girl 5.20 3.60 1 Wright Bolero 2.50 2 Raw Talent 0(1.3)21.10; P (3.1) 15.10: T (3.1. 2) 100.50; Time 31.14. Fount Race, 516, 0 11.50 6.20 5.20, SVerve 6.40 3.60 4Mr. Cap Son 2.50: i Franko 0(4.5) 44.40; P (1.4) 113.10; T (1.4. I) 691.40; Time 31.90. Fifth Race, 5.16, D 3 Jo Jo Hope 6.00 3.60 3.40 7 Speedy Rocket 3.60 3.60 1.40 6 BJ's Reshuffle 0 (3.7) 14.20; P (3.7) 47.10; T (3.7. 61 16.5.60. Sixth Race, 0 Vilas Sand 4.20 3.20 2.40 10.60 3.50 2 Manatee Super 1 Honey Scott 2.50 0 (2.5) 37.50: P (1.2) 71.60; T (5.2. 1) 16..20; Time 31.74. Seventh Race, 5.I6.,C 0 Frankie MacBee 54.50 13.00 4.00 4 NIte Strutt 6.60 3.10 I Wright Dante 2.40 0(4.5)14.40; P (5.4) 212.60; T ($4. I) 1,172.50; Time 31.12. Eighth Race, 5.16,1 0.10 6.00 3.50 4 Va Boom 7.50 1.40 2 Circus Sport 5.00 1 Jimmie 0(2.4)10.10; P (4.2) 411.10; T (4.1 1)752.40; Time 31.11. Ninth Race, 5.16,5 2 ArtIc Dream 1.60 3.40 7.60 7 Super Boy 5.00 4.20 Celeno 5.80 0(27) 35.50; P (2.1) 159.90:T (274) 244.50; Time 31.34. Tenth Race, 5.14, A 19.10 5.60 3.10 6 Hard Crash 1 Manatee Bandit 6.00 4.20 4 L.L.'s Bobert 4.40 0(1.4) 44,10; P(6-I) 126.40: T(6-1. 4) 47• Time 31.61. Eleventh Race, 1-I6,C SMr. Buckingha,n 1.40 2.60 2.20 S Champion Bill 4.20 2.50 1 Dave Pear 2.60 0 5.5) 14.20; P (8-5) 25-10i T (5.5. 1) $7.60; Time 31.21. Twelfth Race, 7 Wild Fly 11.00 2.60 3.20 3 HD's Gay 2.50 2.10 6 Allspice 3.10 0(3.7) 20.20; P (73) 67.10: T (7.3. 6523.$0; Time 39.74. A- 2,945; Handle- $241,413. Save 20 to $75 ' on 4 steel belted radial tires. Whitewall Mlleagemaker features a 2 ply polyester cord radial body with 2 steel belts. No trade-In required. Mounting at no extra cost. Tiresize Reg. BR78-13 $45 Sale +fed.tax 1.99 $3$ DR78-14 $54 $45 2.32 ER78-14 $5 FR78-14 $s $50 $54 2.40 2.50 GR18-14 $66 $55 2.76 HR78-14 $72 $40 FR78-15 $59 01178-15 $45 $49 2.96 2.59 $61 2.11113 - HR78-15 $73 $65 3.03 LR78-15 $89 1 $70 3.34 $4 off 01 wheel alignment. Sale 7.95 - Mots Draftee Favors Miami - In other games, Seattle topped Washington, 103-100, Indiana beat Atlanta, 110-107, Cleveland edged Denver, 108107, New Orleans nipped Kansas City, 118-116, and Chicago beat Boston, 100-90. SuperSonics 103, Bullets 100: Gus Williams scored 12 of his game-high 24 points in the final quarter and scored the clinching basket after a steal to climax Seattle's come-frombehind triumph over Washington. Pacers 110, Hawks 107: Johnny Davis scored 21 of his game-high 26 points In the second half and Indiana shot a blistering 87 percent from the field in the final quarter to edge Atlanta. Cavaliers 195, Nuggets 107: Fools Walker hit an 18-foot jumper with 13 seconds left to climax a fourth-quarter rally and Lift Cleveland past Denver. Jazz 113, Kings 111: Jim McElroy scored a career-high 40 points but New Orleans had to repel a fierce comeback try to nip Kansas City. Bulls 100, Celtics 90: Rookie Reggie Theus scored a season-high 2$ points and Chicago ran off 10 straight points in the dosing minutes to beat Boston and end a fivegame losing streak. Wednesday, Jan. 24,1979-9A leg. 11.5. A must for new tires. Professional electronic lIne-up to factory specs for better tire wear. 1 / ~ *;, - L1(F /i Save $4Q 25%off Stop Action® brake overhaul. *It~_, AWNI NIGHTLY 8 P.M. - Sunday) . (Clued MATINEES: Min. wet .Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time 1115.m. S ALL NEW $6 TrtfedI las $42 Trtfec$a wae.t ALLI2IACI$ S Tkrs4ay La60es' Nile fnomtiI L 1f Sale 74. 96 Complete brake overhaul that starts with a complete Inspection of system for wear. Then we rebuild calipers or cylinders, resurface drums or rotors, repacit front bearings, Install new linings, springs and seals Bleed and refill brake system. Adjust parking brake. Road test can. 'For most American cars foreign makes slightly higher WI ISU1IMII! 11rS55R alam,, ., lt. il. 31. S t I NIl. 159.95. IflOa5flAMIPM stereo with automatic cassette player equipped with pushbutton fastforward and rewind. LED stereo Indicator and tape direction. All hardware included. Ja JCftn MY Auto Center 4111111111111~111111111111 N. uNli.I7•Ut - ii sesiav*Tl0Ns-131IsIe $.,y. NeO.s liv 1C S819119899 SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 and Slote St. Open tdtead.y.SaIvrdaY Sam. 119:30p.m. Open $vnday 12:30 1.5:31 p.m. WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17.92 and Lee now Open Mesday-Saturday Sam. 119:30p.m. Open Sunday It: 3011$:3Sp.m. �- aT K99 pr -11 11111111111111111111111111 Wednesday, Jan. 24, IM $A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ~1~1 .. I .. -.Oi SPORM Lakers Club IN BRIEF N.Y. Bv 24 Munson Surgery Past, By United Press International In other games, Seattle The basket rims in the Los topped Washington, 103-100, Lyons Defends no By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor Weatherman cooperating, the 1979 Mayfair as Open should be the biggest ever. The 36-hole tournament gets under way Thursday at 7 a.m. when young Bill Sellers of CA Orlando's Rio Pinar Country Club steps to the 06 first tee. 'i A field of 161 pros have signed up. Host pro Bill Osetek indicated nearby senior Mayfair Title Thursday tourney activity at Walt Disney World courses one of the favorites In Thursday and Friday's provided additional entrants for this year's Mayfair, a Florida PGA tour stop with a purse estimated at $7,000. "We have a good, strong field," said Osetek. "The local favorite is probably Bob Ashby, who shot a 67 the other day in practice. He's from Sanford. Another Sanford pro entered is Mike Leary." Defending champion Denny Lyons is also playing, and he will undoubtedly be listed as action. champ John Parsons, Pebble Beach's Wally Goodwin, DeLand's Bill Morgan, Sanford Mayor Lee Moore, Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club manager Jack Collins and an assortment of Sanford doctors. The latter includes Jon Day, Charles Park, Charles Dexter and John Johnson. The presence of the doctors in the pro-am lineup prompted one clubhouse wag to quip "it's a bad day for anyone to be sick unless they are at the golf course." Also in the field is Billy Maxwell. Austin Straub, Nate Starks, Larry Mowry and Stan Lisk all familiar names to golf followers of the Sunshine State circuits. - The pro-am was being held this afternoon, shotgun tee-off at 12:30. Among the notables in the amateur field were Mayfair club champion Wade Botts, New York State amateur CANTON, Ohio (UP!) Veteran catcher Thurman Munson of the World Champion New - York Yankees says he underwent major surgery on his right shoulder two weeks ago in Los Angeles and is again ready to play baseball. "The operation removed about 1 1/2 inches from my clavicle," Munson said Monday during an address to the Hall of Fame Club's luncheon meeting. "I've never been this mentally prepared for a season as I am now. My problems with the front office and the supposed one I had with Reggie Jackson are out of the way and I think the Yanks will have a banner year." - 1 Sports Parade fl 14 10 CA ', % I\ 1 By MILTON RICHMAN Brantley Wins; Oviedo, S eminole Emerge Losers o NEW YORK (UPI) At heart, Willie Mays is what he always 4 3 been and probably always will be a little boy with all the spontaneously natural emotions you would normally expect from dne. He laughs one minute and changes expression completely the next. He sulks, he pouts, he dreams Impossible dreams, and the facthe has made so many come true only causes him that much ore anu1sh when one of them somehow doesn't. From the outset, he was pretty sire he'd be elected to Baseball's Hall of Fame In Cooperstown. Everybody In the untry was reasonably sure of it so that even before the offi cial result was announced by Bowie Kuhn Tuesday, the stewardesses Aboard his jet flight from San Francisco tossed him a spontaneous champagne party Monday. The only question was whether Mays' election by members of the Baseball Writers Association of America would be nanimous. No man has ever been elected to the Hall of Fame by a unanimous ballot. Lou Gehrlg was voted In "by acclamation," but that was by a voice vote at a 1939 meeting of the writers. rWillie wanted to make it unanimously, but had a hunch he wouldn't. "You watch and see, there'll be some who won't vote for me," he said tomea couple of months ago. "I guess there are some writers who don't think I deserve to be in the Hall of Fame." If everanyonedeservedtobe elected unanimously, Willie Maya did. He was a joy to watch at the plate, on the bases ortncenter laid. That was always my feeling, anyway r.ni bs fork Giants In 1951 and In the Hall of Fame himself, feels the same way. No ballplayer born ever was perfect and neither was Willie Maya, who followed the Giants from New York to San Francisco n l958 and finished up with the Metstn 1973. Sure, he had a flaw two, but they were minor ones and didn't at all tarnish a career In which he hit 660 home runs and complied a .302 lifetime average. Had he not spent two years in the Army, he, and not Hank Aaron, very likely would've been the first to break Babe Ruth's home run record. Personally, I find it difficult to understand how anyone who saw him, or even didn't see him but studied what he did over a period o120 years, failed to vote for him. Yet, 23 writers didn't among the 432 who cast their ballots. Needing only 75 per cent of the vote for '.lectIon, Maya, named on 409 ballots, made It easily with a 94.6 percentage. He was the only one elected, runnerup Duke Snider missing by 16 votes and Enos Slaughter by 27. Mays polled more votes than any other player in history. Ty Cobb, considered by many the greatest player ever, is the one who ame closed to being a unanimous choice. Only four writers didn't name him on their ballots in the first election ever held in 1936. Cobb received 96 per cent of the vote and that still is tops. Willie tried to pretend that being left off those 23 ballots didn't bother him, but it did. Asked if he felt disappointed about it, he ered the question somewhat obliquely as he has a habit of with those questions he doeal't care for, saying, "I put 20 s of my he Into this game. Why shouldn't I expect to get In? should I doubt myself?" me of the younger writers, the ones he didn't know, had a way ing turned off by Willie, particularly in his later years. That becausehetelt seine o(them had burned himand because he hat way It made him wary and auspicious. I know that aide of e Maya. But I also know the other side of Willie Maya, a man [ ISbeble of a great deal of love and tenderness. And that was most important thing he was carrying away from l*ll, he said Tuesday "love." He was referring to the love ad been given from his teammates and the fans and the love ad tried to give them back with his performance on the field lso talked about the love and support he had gotten from his Mae, who helped hIm so much, Particularly in the lad few s he played. ometimes, she'd say to me, 'I think you love baseball more you do me," he said. es, I dill love baseball," confessed Willie Maya. "It's dill [ hm.to was pointing to his heart when he said that. - - ____ - LOS ANGELES (UP!) 1b to i (,d,snI..I wiv 1%...1.i irhn ••• •hua h..n --.. ilik AI..AI ,iIn I Il UWVV WW16 VA @ _.- wasn't the Patriots who were triumph; and Oviedo blew an early advantage In losing a 54doing the slowing, 42 cliffhanger to West Orange. It was New Smyrna Beach, slow the pace of On the game at New Smyrna whose efforts to the Patriots had the Into the Beach, game played right the hands of ailing Brantley, which Barracudas confused as to what posted a 4442 victory as Brad type of defense they were ClUItOfl scored the winning facing, "They slowed It down to try basket. Yea For Mays; But Nay For E Duke, In the largest voter turnout ln history (432), Maya easily Kid," but it left two other received the 75 percent neces. baseball stars with "Say It sary for election by the Baseball Writers Association, Ain't So" expressions. being named on 409 ballots. Willie Maya, who left his With 321 votes needed for personal stamp on every game election, his percentage of 94.6 he played in a marvelous fl. was the highest since the first year career, entered baseball's Hall of Fame Tuesday, but a year o( the election in19when of his contemporaries, Ty Cobb (96.2), Babe Ruth P Duke Snider and EnoeSlaught- (96.l) and Honus Wagner (95.1) er,wereoncea6alnleftonthe were chosen. Yet Mays' day of recognition outside looking In. WM somewhat tamithed by the missing 23 ballots, and those familiar with his career with l the New York and San Francisco Giants voiced their i displeasure openly. "They're either prejudiced or idiots," said Joe McDonald, general manager of the New The bestthings In life are free York Mets, when asked his around Seminole Community feelings about the writers who didn't vote for Maya. College. Snider, whose career with the That Includes admission to Dodgers closely paralleled tonight's basketball game at Maya' when the two played hI the Raiders' gym In a game New York, missed election by against arch-rival Valencia. just 16 votes while Slaughter, a 'FIpoft is at 7:30. for 19 lifetime .300 hitter In fact, Saturday's game against Division 2 leader Lake seasons, fell short by 27 votes. City ffl also be open to the "I thought l could make it, I I belong," Snider said. feel pLc. "But it didn't work out that is part of community way. I'm finding out more each said week at the college," Raiderscoach Joe SW,Wg.year that the Hall of Fame is Seminole holds a i.6 overall not easy to get Into." Slaughter, who was in his record against Valencia, in. fInal year of eligibility, must chiding five or Presently, Valencia is 9.7 now wait an additional five overall while Seminole stands years before he can be considered for the Hall of Fame by 104. seminole is ranked No.10 In the Veterans Committee. "I'm bitter because this is the state poll, although Sterling Lasttlmethaticouldbevot.din 't convinced pjj team ha 1gyed well enough to deserve by the writers," said Slaughter. "After givIng 19 years of my jijg. "We haven't been getting it to baseball this Is a poor together all that well so tar this reward. My record speaks for season," he said. "Of course, ItielL" "What can I say?" said frgen wllJ come we p 47•ysar-old Mays, who bit 060 It has taken a little homers and compiled a .302 er than we had hoped." lifetIme batting average. DIVIsION 2 * L is somdhiri I've bee) okhii City (14-3) 3 0 forward to fOr many years. As Valancla(S7) 3 1 you know, baseball always was Osytona leach (111) 3) Simkiol. WI) 1 2 my love. I could have played Cuitral FlOIdI(31)) 2 1 lots ofsports, but baseball was FlofISIJC($-$) 1 3 the sport I loved." 5I.Joh,RIvr(3.fl) 0 7 NEW YORK (UP!) It was a glorious day for the "Say Hey - Mo e, Valenc a .4th th. flu," said Brantley coach Bob Peterson. "We would not have been as strong running Lq, and down the floor all night." Smyrna finally solved things, at which point guard Anthony Acosta came on to only frustrate the host team further with some defensive tactics termedby Peterson as "really the key to the victory." Costa cut off the leading ballhandler and i*netrstor in the New Smyrna attack. t was tied at 42-all with 32 seconds left and Brantley's waiting game paid off as they got the ball in to Cluxton, who hit a bucket from in close to win It with seven seconds showing on the clock. Doug Kent had eight rebounds and Cluxton added 13 points. Brantley is 94• Ned Stephens was the big gw3 in Seminole's effort against Colonial. SemIf101eOPPedtOI'lO. Ch Horace Roland had 20 points for Oviedo. Sein Tangle , t ' - ' - - - . / _. * COLONIAL (U); BIrSIUl 2, Kalalut 12, Rodriquez 13, Golloway 1. Williams 2, Losch 1, Way 13, Graz Ills 1, StimmellO. Totals: 21 23. Wright Eve went off as only the third favorite in the betting. Both Mineola Laney and Sharkey Pete were lower odds than he was. , Bruce 7, Johnson lLC. Jones 13, McLoyd 4. Totals: 24.13 U. Green Retires CINCINNATI (UP!) - grade A race. The Henry Wright kennel star earlier In the meet became Us first pup to make It to grade A. Monday afternoon in his third start in Ahe used his big finishing kick to beat a classy field of veteran campaigners. "He has little smarts to go with his speed," Wright said of his top puppy jut last week. 'He has always done everything right." The 68polald son of Tars Botmder and AROU ND? A,i urn 's The Word For Fairbanks At Pro Boy'! After 19 Years - - --. - an unfair advantage in negotlatim with Carew. One club has reached agreement with him and that's to the detriment of the other 12 clubs. "This Is the way it should have been all along. We were prevented from talking to Carew until we got permission from the CommIssIoner. Only one club, the Angels, received that permission and they've reached a contract agreement with Carew and his agent" The Yankees and other teems have to overcome three oades In 'isIng the All-Star first basrMan: They have to satlaty the Twins, Carew and Kuim and no club'wIll get to Carew without a nod from the cornmI.*fl.,'i office. "U, and when, a teem puts a trade on the table for Carew __ - The Cincinnati Reds - evidently have come up empty-handed In efforts to sign college pitching sensation Bill Bordley. Bordley's father said Tuesday Bordley has "absolutely no Interest In the Reds' offer." The lefthander said before the draft he wanted to play on the West Coast to be near his family. He plans to re-enroll at USC for the term beginning Feb. 6, his father said. Herald photo by Tern WILLIE NELMS GIVEN CHOICE: OVER OR NEW YORK (UP!) The coasts are anything t clear In the battl, for Rod Carews WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UP!) services, Defenseman Ted Green, best The E Coast-Wed Coast bd for a dick $Wi1 Carew swe,akea took anothIng duel that almost killed hiin or twist Tuesday when baseball ended a 19.year ceseer Monday Commissioner Bowle Kului said when he aflflOUZlCed hi retfre- he would not permit any more mint frixn the Winnipeg tesms tO negotiate With the Minnesota siçerdar until they The 31.year-old Green, when can first satidy Twins' owner known as Terrible Teddy Calvin Griffith in a deal for the he played for the Boston required bal migeryandhad seven-tim. AL batting chainPloll. a plastic plate Inserted In That edict rubbed Yankee akidI following a vicious u. President Al Rosen the wrong coisder with Chico Maki in an way and Rosen decided to rub it exhibition game played in Into Kulm at a press conference Ottawa prior 1969_ Tuesday. Including playoffs, Green per. '"lbs Yankees will abide by ticipaied in a total of 1,170 NHL the commissioners decisior" and WHA games. He scored N sid Rosen, "but we feel that goals and 30$ _lsta. one team (California) has had this is recurring problem. Bad habits are easier to form than good habits, and are harder to break." Dryden was particularly upset about the first St. Louis goal by Bob Murdoch to ruin his shutout in the final minute of Um second period. Murdoch came behind the net and slammed the puck between Dryden and the poet. "We played it very poorly," Dryden said. "We were in trouble and should have cleared the puck out of there. We made a series of unremarkable plays, and I made the lad mistake." Despite the defensive problems, the Montreal offense was more than needed to push the first-place Canadlens 23 points ahead of second-place PIUs- Bordley Snubs Cincy ' goa%. But l won't pit him over there uiglj he gets a little older and has a little more experience." It was Wright Affaired's fifth win in seven starts. This makes him the win leader as well. In seven Marts he has yet to finish out of the money. He has won five of seven, finished __ second once and third once. ___ The mutuel handle took a big jump over _____ last season the past week. In nine performances SOKC handled jut over $1.8 million. This was up over $300,000 from the year before or 17.1 per cent. For the year the Longwood greyhoumd plant Wright Affaired didn't break particularly well-but then he rarely does. Fourth out of the box-he rushed to the turn second. Coming out of the far turn he was still two lengths behind Sharkey Pete. __ home the dark-brindled swifty But coming __ W NO W . & showed Us finishing kick which makes Wright feel he may have a potential distance dog on his hand. Wright Affaired won going away by over two lengths. "He has a lot of bottom to. him," said Wright. "I think he will event__ ually be able to Oilers' Head Coach and General Manager Bum Phillips has signed a three-year pact. The rehiring, which will have Phillips continue In a dual role, was announced by an Oilers spokesman Tuesday afternoon while the coach was out of town. The spokesman said Phillips' assista nt coaches have been offered contracts and "if they have not signed : they probably will soon." 3) U. J. tournament last year. - I Scott 2. Totals: 23 4$ 32. Wily ORANGE 164 Jonas - HOUSTON (UP!) With only one week remaining on his current contract, Houston '. Jones 1.2.4, Woods 20-4. Totals I9.4. OVIUDO (13): Duds 4, Keuinger ST. LOUIS (UPI) The burgh in the Norris Division. powerful offense of the MontRejean Houle scored two real Canadlens won another goals, including the winner, hockey game, but goalie Ken which trickled through the pads Dryden fumed about defensive Of St. Louis unnlh. PA fZtnnInw,. ski. lapses. "I shot on my backhand, and The Canadiens had a 6-0 lead against St. Louis Tuesday I was pushing it with my eyes," night, but the Blues scored Houle said with a grin. "Our three goals in nine minutes line has been playing well. before the Canadleris stopped Mario Tremblay has beer playing fantastic hockey, and the rally in a 6-3 win. "At times we kid ourselves," 'Mn Lambert is working In thi Dryden said. "Defensively we corners." Tremblay scored after Larrl were somewhat careless, and New Pact For Phillips - Dershlm.r 40.5, Cluxton 3-3.13, Kin ID, Roland 20, Palmer 14, Meyer 2, Tuesday East Amh,st 65, Sprngf Id Coll 62 Assmptn 79, St. AnsIms 75 Bentley 81. AIC 75 aton 66, Bates 58 Dos Coll 83, Vilianva 75 Bulfalo 45, Oswego 37 Curry 73, Mass. Mrtme 63 Del. St. 19. Md. - E.Sh, 77 Dowling 84 Staten is 71 Eastrn Coil 78 Conn. Coll 57 Elmira 94, P. Wesiyan 76 Frmnghm St. 83, Wrcstr 62 GE'OtWfl 14, St. Fran Pa. 62 Hamilton 92. Hobart 70 Mnhttnvl 64, Concrdia 42 MaSS.. 61, U.N.H. 57 Middlebury 86, Norwich 71 Oneaonta 72, Albany 5?. 71 Pace 83, Maritime 82 Pratt 90, Mercy 76 So. Me. 94, F. Pierce 82 St. John's 80, Mnhttn 55 Suffolk 12, Barrington 62 Wm. Pttrsn 83, Glssbro St. 81 South Biiarmne 103. Cmpbtlsvl 89 Brdgwtr 103, Shnandoah 89 Crsn•Newman 81. King 73 Cumtwlnd 87, WIbr(rce 86 Fla. St. 79, Ga. Tech 73 Gettysbg 76, WashALee 75 Hmptn Inst. 93, Va. St. 86 Salisbury 65, Shepherd 66 Ky. St. 95, N. Ky. 75 Lib Bapt 90, Biuetid 82 Lncln Mem. 71, Miiiign 63 Lynchbg 76, E. Mnnnte 73 Maryland 82, Navy 62 N. Ca,. St. 101. E. Car. 58 Nrilk St. 83, Va. Union 78 St. Mry's 88, M. Wash. 77 Va. WSlyn 92, N.C. Wslyn 80 Midwest Anderson 53, Taylor 49 Bapi Bible 87, Cent Bible 83 Bethel W. St. Francis 78 Chi St. 91, U01- Circle 70 Ft. Hays 113, HsIngs 82 Hiram 87, Thiel Pa. 82 Lewis 91. Geo. Wms. 79 Mnchster 77, Findiy 67 Marquette 75, 0. Rbrts 60 Marycrst 65, Grcelnd 66 Marian 86, Franklin 79 Mliiikn 78, DePauw 68 Monmth ID?, III. Colt 94 Mt Vrnn Naz 69, Mlone 67 Oshkosh $5. Ripon 83 Parksde 71, Carroll 31 Rvr FlIs 90, Superior 79 Simpson 87, Grinnell 69 Stevens Pt 77, PlailvI 6 Tarkio 81, Neb. Wslyn 73 TO St. 76, Ind. Tech 57 UMKC 88, Emporia SO. 73 Urbana 73, Cedarvl 15 Wshbrn 57, Bndctine 63 Walsh 69, Ohio Dom 56 Wheatn 89. No. Cent 67 Witinba fl Kenyon 57 Blues Lose To Montreal BALTIMORE (UPI) Former Texas Rangers' Manager Billy Hunter was named head baseball coach Tuesday at Towson State University, school officials announced. Hunter, 50, guided the Rangers to a secondplace tie with California in the American League West last season before being fired. He replaces Bob Ziegler, who resigned after leading the Tigers to the NCAA Division II o Wriaht Affirmed SOKC Bhte Wright Affaired established himself as the pup to but In the upcoming puppy stakes when he became the first maiden of the year at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club to win a - -, s.o.io, v.ct,.zon. 1.3.3, Honlksr 2-2. Totals: 23 12.17 51. Defensive end - I SEMINOLU (su: St ephens 17, Daniels 2. Whitney 1, Thomas 10, McCray 14, Nelms 14, BUtlf 0 Basketball Hunter To Towson State LAKE ISANTL1Y: AC$a 0-2-2, 4.Totils 17.10.44. NEW SMYRNA: Thompson 3.3$, Swett 4.0.5, Schlegel 3-0.10, Hill 40$, - Harvey Martin and defensive tackle Randy White of the Dallas Cowboys Tuesday were declared out of next Monday night's Pro Bowl. Martin suffered a partially torn hamstring in his right leg in the Super Bowl game at Miami Sunday and White fractured his left thumb In the NFC championship game Jan. 7. Martin will be replaced by Ezra Johnson, from Green Bay, and Doug English, from Detroit, will replace White. In other games Tuesday and figure things out and in Ab, but the old slow-down. It worked wonders for Lake night, Seminole's last-ditch doing so, they helped us, Brantley High's basketball effort was overcome and because we have a lot of players i.....,.Pr..A.... ..l..h IVdBS £Wcauay filfto ilIie: Little Boy At Heart Martin, White Out 1 All Moving To LA then the commissioner w113 review the players and, or, money involved and decldq whether the clubs can pro ceed," said a apokeaman for th* commiuloner's office. "He wants to see the horse before the art, not vice-versa." Carew,33,want.dtogotothj Angels and had reached a verbal agreement on a contract with them, but Griffith balked because he didn't like the entIre package offered him by Califor nh. lbs Twins have been trying to trade Carew since the and of the season or risk losIng Mm as a free agent after neat aeuon They thought they had a trad made with the Sn Francisco Giants In December, but Cerew, who has vetopower Over any deals, turned it down.- LOS ANGELES (UP!) Former work heavyweight champion Muhammad All has purchased a seven-bedroom home in the Hancock Park area and p12115 to move to Los Angeles from Chicago. "He's selling his home In Chicago and will move here soon," said Harold Smith, director of Muhammad All Amateur Sports. - - Bengals Coach To Join 49ers - N Is Up Over #700,000. ThIs represents a per- centage Increase of 10.4. The Jerry Collins Collins track is also reversing another trend. Attendance so far this season is up over last year. In most instances around the Induitry attendance is down. And while attendance Is uponlya littleoyt per cent at SOKC, Collins said he was very happy to see even a modest Increase. The N trifects box Is proving even more popular than was ever expected. Tr1Ject play for the first time in SOKC history Is over 40 11 - Bears Militant Quits CHICAGO (UP!) -1)04 Scovil, Chicago Bean' receivers' coach, has resigned to return as an assistant coach at Brigham Young University, Bean' officials announced Tuesday. ScovIl, 51, served as an assistant coach for the Bean last season. Bears' Coach Neill Armstrong said no replacement has been made for Scovil. NEW YORK (UP!) Neal Beaten, a left-handed pitcher who was ttwNo. ipick In the January free-agent amateur draft, has turned down an offer from the New York Mets and will accept a baseball scholarship offer to the University of Miami. _____ ,., - , -1 , ..,-. - -.. .. .-. . U - NHL Standings Campbell Conference Patrick Division W L T Pts. 71 Islanders 31 6 9 NY 57 26 IS 5 NY Rangers Phladelphia n Atlanta 23 19 1 Smythe Division W L T P15. 16 21 6 10 Chicago 16 73 6 38 Vancouver 27 10 31 7 Colorado 10 32 7 27 St. Louis Wales Conference Norris Division W L T Pti. 69 Montreal 31 9 1 Eisner Breezes EAGI.E - RIVER, Wis. (UP!) Bobby Eisner of New Lon- don, Wis. Sunday covered a 7L . mile course in a record time of 4:49.16 to win the 16th annual World Snowmobile Chainpionships. - SANFORD.ORLANOO TUESDAY NIGHT First Race, 5-16,0 8 Kudas Red 12.60 7.50 3,00 7.50 1.40 3 RH's Follow Me 2.50 1 Gweneithkiiefer Q (38) 10.20; 1 (5.3-1) Time 32.19. Second Race, 5.16, C 9.10 660 1.00 7 Quick Printer 7.00 4.50 S Jonas Jeanerre 6 Tally Ellen 2.10 0(2-5)31.00; P (25) 60.10; 1 112-86) 116.10; Time 31.10. Third Race, 3.16, M 3 Mountain Girl 11.90 6.40 3.10 I Wright Bolero 6.20 3.60 2 Raw Talent 2.50 0 (1-3) 21.50; P (3-I) 71.15; T (3.12) 100.10; Time 3114. Fouth Race, 5-14, 0 11.50 6.20 3.20 5Verve lMr Cap Son 6.10 3,60 2.50 1 Franko 0(45) 61,40; P (3-4) 113.10; 1 (S-I1) 611.40; Time 3110. Fifth Race, 5.1$, 0 3 Jo Jo Hope 6.00 3.60 3.10 7 Speedy Rocket 3.60 3.60 6 BJ's Reshuffle 4.10 0(3-7)1420; P (3.7) 47.10; T (3-76) 165.60. Siam Race, It, A 8 Vilas Sand 4.70 3.20 2.10 2 Manatee Super 10.60 3.50 1 Honey Scott 2.50 0 (2$) PlO; P (5.2) 71.60; T 11-21) 116.20; Time 35.74. Seventh Race, 5.14, C 8 Frankie MacBee 31.60 13.00 4.00 iNite Strutt 6.60 3.10 1 Wright Dante 2.40 I) 1,172.10; Time 31.12. EIghth Race, 5.16,5 1 Va Boom 8.10 6.00 3.50 2 Circus Sport 7.10 7.10 1 Jimmie 5_00 0(24)10.50; P (4-2) 411.10; T (4-31) 132.40; Time 31.51. Ninth Race, 5.16,1 7 Artic Dream 6.60 3.40 7.40 7 Super Boy 3.00 4.20 A Celeno 350 Q(2fl 38.50; P (2-7) 1S.h0; I (2'7' 1)244.60; Time 31.34. Tenth Race, S.16,A 6 Hard Crash 19.10 360 3.10 1 Manatee Bandit 6.00 4.20 1 L. L.'% Bobert 1,40 (1-6) 44.10; P16-I) 124.60; 1(4.11) 422.00; Time 31.61. Eleventh Race, 5-16, C OMr. Buckingham 1.10 2.60 2.20 S Champion Bill 4.70 2.10 I Dave Pear 2.60 0(51)14.20; P (5.5)23.50; 1 (S-II) $1.60; Time 31.29 Twelfth Race, Is, 0 7 Wild F iy 11.00 2.60 3.20 3 HO's Gay 2.50 2.10 6Alis+ce 3.10 0(31)20.20; P (7-3) 67.30; T (7.36)533.80; Time 39.74. A- 2,943; Handle- $241,613. Whitewall Mileagemaker features a 2 ply polyester cord radial body with 2 steel belts. No trade-in required. Mounting at no extra cost. 33rd time this season. The Blues had two goals by Murdoch and Mike Crombeen's first of the season in the only scheduled NHL game of the evening. In the WHA, Quebec defeated BirmIngham, 7-5, and Houston stopped New England, 5-1. Nordlquos 7, Bulls 5: Serge Bernier scored two goals to lead first-place Quebec over Birmingham. J.C. TramWay, Alain Cole and Marc Tardif added goals in the first period as the Nordiques rushed to a 4-1 lead. Oilers 5, Whaler, 1: Bill Flett, Blair MacDonald and Ron Chipperfield broke open a scoreless game with consecutive goals in the second period, powering Edmonton past New England. Tlreslze Reg. Sale BR78-13 $41 $38 1.99 DR78-14 $54 $45 2.32 ER78-14 $56 $50 2.40 F1178-14 _$5,_ $54 2.5$ GR78-14 $46 $51 2.76 HR18-14 $72 $60 2.96 FR78-15 $65 $59 2.59 GR78-15 $69 $41 2.13 HR78-15 $73 $65 3.03 LR78-15 $69 $70 3.34 1 + fed. tax $4 off wheel alignment. Sale 7.95 0 Reg. 11 ,fl. A must for new tires. Professional electronic line-up to factory specs for better lire wear. ____ Save $4Q 25%off Stop Action® brake overhaul. RACING NIGHTLY Sale 74. 96 8 P.M. (Clisod Slisday) Sale 119.99 Complete brake overhaul that starts with a complete inspectIon of system for wear. Than we rebuild calipers or cylinders, resurface drums or rotors, repack front bearings, install new linings, springs and seals. Blood and refill brake system. Adjust parking brake. Road test car. For most American cars, foreign Takes slighilly higher. MATINEES: Mon. Wet. Sat. NEW MATINEE P501 Time 1:1111 p.m. ALL NEW $4 Trilecla lii $42 Trifects Wbesf Ii RACIS MM flUWII "-U-WprVM1W I Req. Ist.95. In-dash AM/FM stereo with automatic Cassette player equipped with pushbutton fastforward and rewind. LED stereo Indicator and tape direction. All hardware included. I )I1.. IIT. ill. JCPenney A. Thvrsday Ladiis' Nih ..,.-- Pro Hockey NSA Standings Eastern conference Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB Wash 31 14 689 Phila 27 15 .613 2'? New Jrsey 21 20 .512 8 New York 22 26 .436 10', Boston 16 29 .336 15 Central Division W L Pct. GB San Anton 23 15 .609 Houston 76 19 .578 I'; Atlanta 26 23 .531 31, Cleveind 19 27 .113 9 Qetroit 16 31 .340 121 2 New Orins 17 34 .333 13'; Western Conference Midwest Division w L Pct. GB Kan City 23 18 .609 Denver 26 23 .331 31 3 Milwauke 22 25 .410 6 Chicago 18 29 383 ¶0', Indiana 17 30 .362 111; Pacific Division W L Pct. 05 Seattle 79 15 .639 Los Ang 20 15 .625 I Phoenix 23 19 .396 2' Golden St. fl 25 .466 81'7 Portland 20 23 .465 81 i San Diego 21 26 447 91Tuesday's Results Seattle 103, Washington 100 Indiana 110, Atlanta 107 Cieveland 108, Denver 107 Chicago 100. Boston 90 New Orins 11$, Kan City 116 Los Ang Ill, New York 121 Wednesday's Games Washington at Boston Cleveland at New Jersey Denver at Houston Kan City at San Antonio New York at Golden State Philadelphia at Phoenix Portland at San Diego Thursday's Games Seattle at Atlanta Los Angeles at Detroit Golden St. at Portland Dog Racing on 4 steel belted radial tires. ORLAVO - SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17.92 and SISfo St. Opus Msud.y.$.tvrday Sam. I. :$ p.m. Open Senday 12:3115 5:31 P.M. ILSLIVATIONS- $31- $505 $.Ty. No on Usi IS - - - . un ('AvlIOr _ . _.w wu uwu N. W 0111111011111 -Joe 29, probably will cuech the defensive line. -. Pro Basketball - Robinson intercepted a pass b3 - percent Of the total handle. it b liag than two ! Percentage points behind___ qtnJ ply. - St. Louis defenseman Nei Labatte, and the Can adlens als had goals from Pat Hughes Pierre Mondou and Guy Laflew-, who connected for thE Au. AMU, Iowa (UPI) Charles Sadler, an assistant football coach at Oklahoma last season, has been named an assistant coach at Iowa State University, new Had Coach Dorinle Duncan said Tuesday. Duncan, who was named head coach at ISU last week replacing Earle Bruce, said Sadler, Tuesday Football Houston - Renewed for three years the contract of Bum Phillips as head coach and general manager. San Francisco Named Chuck Studley as defensive coordinator. Chicago - Announced that receivers coach Doug Scovil has resigned to return as an assistant coach at Brigham Young. Los Angeles - Guard Tom Mack announced his retirement. College Illinois Announced the resignation of assistant football coaches Mike Coletta and Wright Anderson, effective immediately. Iowa State University - An nounced the signing of Charles Sadler as an assistant football coach. Towson State University Named Billy Hunter head baseball coach. Soccer Pittsburgh (MISL) - Signed center forward Manuel Barbosa of Brazil and forward Artie Napoiitano of Hartwick College and dropped torward Hudson Fortune and defender Frank O'Hara. Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1179-tA Save 120 to $75 CINCINNATI (UP!) Chuck Studley, defensive line coach for the Cincinnati Bengals since 1969, has announced he Is leaving to become defensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers, saying, "It's going to be a challenge to Improve on the worst record in pro football." Studley said he made his decision over the weekend. He met with 49ers' coach Bill Walsh last Thursday. Mots Draftee Favors Miami Sadl.r To Iowa State Transactions 16 19 19 8 Pittsburgh 41 Angeles 19 21 6 14 ?. 7 Washington 35 9 25 13 31 Detroit Adams Division W L I PtS. 67 Boston 70 10 7 48 Toronto 20 19 5 11 16 16 H Buffalo Minnesota 16 23 6 38 Tuesday's Result Montreal 6, St. Louis 3 Wednesday's Games NY Rangers at Washington Toronto at Minnesota Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Chicago at Vancouver Thursday's Games NY Rangers at Buffalo NY Islanders at Boston Atlanta at Montreal Pittsburgh at Colorado Detroit at Los Angeles Los - Illinois Aides Resign CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (UP!) Illinois Tuesday announced the resignation of assistant football coaches Mike Coletta and Wright Anderson, effective immediately. flilni Coach Gary Moeller said Colletta expressed a desire to return to his native Michigan and seek a high school coaching job. Anderson plans to go into business In North Carolina. Southwest Cent St. 81, Ok. Bapt fi Lub Chris 71, E. N.M. 65 West AlA 91, St. Mary's 73 S Ore. 112. Stansis St 101 Collegz Angeles Forum loomed as large Indiana beat Atlanta, 110-107, as the San Andreas Fault Cleveland edged Denver, 108Tuesday night. 107, New Orleans nipped The Los Angeles Lakers, Kansas City, 118-116, and attering New York into sub- Chicago beat Boston, 10090, mission under the weight of a SuperSonics 103, Bullets 100: record-breaking shooting perGus Williams scored 12 of his lormance, overcame a scintil- game-high 24 points in the final lating one-man show by Bob quarter and scored the clinchMcAdoo to post a 148-124 thg basket after a steal to triumph over the Knicks. climax Seattle's come-from"Setting a record, or coming behind triumph over Washingclose to one, isn't much fun ton. when you get your tall whip- Pacers 110, Hawks 107: ped," said McAdoo, who scored Johnny Davis scored 21 of his a Knick career-high 45 points game-high 26 points in the and hit 17 straight field goals at second half and Indiana shot a one point. With 4:50 remaining. blistering 87 percent from the McAdoo missed an 18-foot field in the final quarter to edge jumper. Atlanta. The Lakers gave the Knicks a Cavaliers 108, Nuggets 107: clinic In high percentage shots Foots Walker hit an 18-foot all night, hitting .685 (63-01-92) jumper with 13 seconds left to from the floor to set anew NBA climax a fourth-quarter rally record for field goal per- and lift Cleveland past Denver. centage. Jazz 118, Kings 111: Adrian Dantley made his Jim McElroy scored a return to the Laker starting career-high 40 points but New lineup after a 19-game absence Orleans had to repel a fierce due to an injured knee, and comeback try to nip Kansas scored 30 points in only 30 City. minutes, hitting 11-of-15 from Bulls 100, Celtics 90: the field. Rookie Reggie Thetis scored Among the torrid Lakers, a season-high 28 points and Jamaal Wilkes hit 13-of-15 from Chicago ran off 10 straight the floor for 28 points, Don Ford points ln the closing minutes to shot 74or.8 and Norm Nixon but Boston and end afivegame made 7-of-9. losing streak. Ready To Play Ball I 11UI..1.1 •IU.11 SCOREBOARD AV 06 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17.92 and Lee R..d Open Monday.Saturday $a.m. 159:35p.m. Open Sunday 12:311s3:IIp.m. �U IOA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 24, i7 Kader Jewelers Target Of Fraud OURSELVES Costume-Diamond Jewelry Switch Costs Sanford Firm . . . nyuv1Irt.u1.A arrest, he reported. Herald Staff Writer Monti checked to confirm his Kader Jewelers at 112 Park suspicion and at 11:25 p.m. he Ave. In Sanford was the scene of arrested Frederic Alonzo, 26, of a switch which cost the firm at 3807 Cypress Ave. In Sanford. least $550. Alonzo Is being held at the Costume Jewelry was swit- Seminole County jail In lieu of ched with slmIllar-looking $5,250 bond. diamond Jewelry, store officials CYCLE STOLEN ,__.. linvis This ri.4A ....e.__ ••.J S9UIVU 1% B41Ley1J4VIUiJH *11uLU1 finding at least three pieces of costume jewelry In a tray of diamond rings. The only piece of Jewelry they COwu confirm was stolen was a man's yellow gold horseshoe ring with 11 diamonds. A simillar piece of costume Jewelry was left In the ring's place, according to records. STOLEN BANK BOOKS An Altamonte Springs man was arrested after he reportedly attempted to cash a portion of $84,000 worth of passbook and certificate of deposit books that had been stolen. The bank books were stolen from S & S Cabinets at 1780 S. Highway 427 near Longwood. John Wayne Smith, 43, of Longwood, told sheriff's deputies the bank books, for personal and company accounts, were stolen from his desk area about 8:30 am. Tuesday. At noon, bank officials at Combank of Casselberry reported a man was attempting to withdraw money from the accounts. The man was confronted by sheriff's deputies and arrested. Being held at the Seminole County Jail for grand theft is Keith Jerome Harvey, 18, of 704 Brentwood Drive. FAMRIARNAME A man who approached a Sanford policeman about reporting a stolen bicycle was arrested for obtaining lodging with intent todefraud. The Incident began about 1O:58p.m. Tuesday when aman approached Sanford patrolman Carlos Monti at Cedar Avenue and 20th Street about reporting a bicycle stolen. The officer reported when the man gave him his name, Monti recalled a months ago for the man's cycle worth $5,200 was stolen from a house at 1605 W. Third St. in Sanford. Charles Sheaffer, 32, told police the stolen motorcycle was sometime between Monday at 10:30 p.m. and Tuesday at 8:30 a.m., according to records. CARSTOLEN A 1918 Datsun 2*)Z valued at $10,000 was reported stolen from Baird-Ray Datsun on U.S. 17.92 near Longwood. The car was stolen from the dealership sometime between Monday at 8:30 p.m. and Tuesday at 7:20 a.m., according to Ramona Wargo of Winter Springs, who reported the Incident to sheriff's deputies. CAR HITS BOY A six-year-old boy who ap parently ran into the street and was hit bya car after his dog had broken loose is In stable condition today, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The youth, David Tiskus of Orlando, was reportedly darting after his dog on Tangerine Avenue near the Eastbrook Elementary School. The driver of the car was not charged in the Incident, troopers reported. GIRL, 12, SHOT A 12-year.old girl Is reportedly in satisfactory condition at Winter Park Hospital after she was accidentally shot by her 14-year-old brother. The incident occurred Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at a house on Route 419 and Seventh Street in Chuluota. According to records, Richa rd Dunford Jr. accidentally discharged his father's shotgun and the pellets traveled through a living room wall to a bedroom w here the girl, Kelly Dunlord, was hit in the back and head. WREAThFIRMTARGF1 been the object of numerous HOSPITAL PROPHECY LECTURES Thru NOTES Feb. 3 - - - -.. - complaints of deceptive sales practices is the target of a suit filed in Seminole County circuit court by the Florida Attorney General's office. The suit asks that the W.C.Wreath Co. halt soliciting people to make wreaths because they don't live up to i--,_ a-. ...t...__ LI.-. w purutase we ..............- 8 tneir tUflUSC animais, rreu Moore, O, 01 IU completed wreaths. The Second Street in Chuluota, company, which solicits sustained $175 In losses during Lea Ave. told shertfts deputies Thomas, 26, of 808 DelaBosquë $40 cash, a watch, a blue coat Road near Longwood reported and black sweater were stolen the theft. Records indicate how 54 from his home. The burglary occurred sometime early and when the merchandise was Wednesday morning, according stolen is still undetermined. The woman reported she last to records. saw the ring and gun on Dec. 4, RING, GUN STOLEN * ,.a.iA ....a. iou uaauiiu 107 The merchandise was r uu chips and a .22 caliber revolver valued at $680 acco1flg to Longwood. Jesus R. Pulgaron, 21, of 138 were reported stolen. Mary B. records. near subdivision West bok Of - - the Incident Tuesday at 5:4 : a.m. The apparent owner of the dogs, Paula Billingsley, 20, of Fort Christmas Road, was given a summons to appear in county court, according to records. BURGLARY REPORTED More than $100 In mer. .. chanUise was reported si.oien from a home In the Meadows through newspapers, Is run by Harry Morrison of rural Sanford. BULLDOG KILLERS? Three pit bulldogs were reportedly responsible for killing 28 chickens and five goats in a pasture off Lake Mills Road In Chuluota. Owner of the a.., -f eta. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ....,. . • • ---- ' ..-. I jISA HI 1 1D R I OPEN 7 DAYS I A WEEK r • . \W) I I I I ' TOWELS 1 JUMBO ROLL . A—'1 I '1I J I \VZ I "IUUIJI Towels I. I - ft. •, AN L--Z........... r;7. p • 1 1 LIMIT I PLEASE VALUA'" .• . 1 S EXPIRE AN 27 .. . f • g N & N MARS CANDY BARS Milky Way Snickers I or Peanut Stsiburst •p Fruit Chews FOR SAVE -- - - -- d EXPIRE AN 27 . . • $$ P©kofl .- ..... .....I. ' ... ... . ... ...i...... ... EXPIRE AN 27 .... 0% SUvImIRIOHTTOUMITOUANTIT1U UVlNssoOODTHJAP!l__.___, - - - - - I I • ___ LO . .• MARSHMALLOWS I . •S ) _ 3 .. PH RM N EWS111 ACY A 1. RECENT FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCEMENT INDICATED SUBSTANTIAL SAYRIG WHEN GENERIC DRUGS ARE USED. ' UflNlFfl... AYE' Toil DOCTOR'S p.reppp, o. MAX PACTOS ijj p TOE NAVE TO __iw To Till I ! - SELF DMSE 111111108 U111=1111 ___ 1' t - - .. .• - - _.--. - .,, - _. . ' - . a - - - - - - :J CARTRIDGES _______ Two cuning edges foi COUPON , .... pIOWt $ 7 TRAC 11 TWM BLADE . 7 I '---- . .' .. &%lC' .. GILLETTE . 1pjC fl . '.. ' "4, - ______ i " . I l By ELDA NICHOLS builds small ornamental Herald Correspondent windmills. After working with the public Geri Hit&nan Is well versed for such a long time In their i all kinds of cooking, as d her husband, Don, owned restaurant, do they ever id operated Don and Gerl's the busy atmosphere? "Oh, yes!" said Geri, with a smile. staurant in "We miss the wonderful people any years. .A V.. JIU I.IWWIIII VU W Now retired, they both enjoy were really nice and we do miss ;hlng. "We go as often as we n. We freeze any extra EASY BAKED SPAGHETTI at we catch," said Geri. 2 slices bacon, Broillng food is a way of life 2 onions, chopped w, according to Geri. "We 1 clove garlic, minced boil everything. It's more f ½ lb. ound :lthfu1 for a person. I've lost 1½ tsp. salt elght and feel so much better % tsp. pepper ,VDw, since we started broiling ½ tsp. chill powder ir meat." 2 8 oz. cans tomato sauce vegetables are always 3 cups water the table when Don's ½ cup sliced ripe olives wgetable garden Is in season. (optional) !Otherwise, we buy the small ½ lb. spaghetti, uncooked of vegetables and that Is 1 cup shredded cheddar the right size for two cheese :pople," said Geri, who likes to In skillet that has lid, fry .cook In her Dutch oven, bacon 2mm. Stir in onions She highly recommends Ribs garlic, cook until tender. Add ,-* and Dumplings made In the meat and brown lightly. Stir in 61.1ow1ng way: Brown the ribs seasonings, tomato sauce and ; the Dutch oven, add water water. Cover. Simmer and cook until tender. Do not Stir In ripe olives. Break half drain. Add two cans mixed spaghetti Into 2 qt. greased vegetables. Season to taste. casserole, cover with half the Make the dumplings according sauce, then top with half the to package directions on Jiffy cheese. Repeat the layer. Cover Mix, and put a tight lid on Dutch and bake in 350 degree oven for oven. "This Is really good," she 30 min. Uncover and bake 15 mm. longer, until brown and Geri loves to dance and often bubbly. Serves 6. CIDU performed on the stage in Ohio fore moving to Florida in Brown 3 lb. ground beef 1954. She Is a member of the 3 medium onions, chopped VFW AllTlIIkry 10050, Cassel48 ox. can tomato juice 1 berry. salt and pepper to taste The Hltsmana have an 3 cans, 16 ox. size, kidney adorable poodle, Mimi, who has beans been well trained by Geri. Mimi 1 tbsp. vinegar chill powder to taste enjoys going through her entire 'Ifpertoire of tricks for cornTo browned beef, add all the pony (plus a dog biscuit!). other ingredients. Cook 1 hour. Don, who Is also a good cook, Can be frozen. POORMAN'SCAKE en joys working in his plants and garden. He also designs and 1 cup sugar ,, - . (Herald Pflo?o by Lida NCbO Geri Illtsman begins preparation of Ribs and Dumplings In a Dutch oven, remaining ingredients. Toss I egg lightly, but thoroughly. Makes 2 level Mop. butter two-thirds scant cups flour 8.10 servIngs, 2 level tsp. baking powder EGG NOODLES WITh TUNA 1 tsp. vanilla FISH one-third tsp. salt 1 pkg. egg noodles Beat the egg and sugar 1 - 7 oz. can tuna fish together, add milk, melted 1 can cream mushroom soup butter and extract. Sift flour, 1 cup milk salt and baking powder. Add ½ tsp. salt the liquid and beat well. Bake 40 dash pepper mist. In moderate oven. crumbs bread SAUERKRAUT POTATO Cook egg noodles as directed SALAD 3½ cups drained sauerkraut on pkg. Separate tuna into 6 cups diced cooked potatoes flakes, mix with cream of 2 hard-boiled eggs, chopped mushroom soup, milk and three-fourths cup mayon- seasonings. Combine egg noodles and tuna mixture in nalse baking dish. Top with bread 1 tsp. dry mustard crumbs. Bake In moderate (350 salt and pepper to taste degree) oven for mist. Makes potatoes d an Combine kraut, 6 ser vi ngs. il Add s lightly, ch l. eggs. Tos Sanford: Paul E. Biglin Place turnips in a saucepan. saucepan. Add onion and cook Boiling water Winter root vegetables such until golden. Stir in carrot. Add boiling water to cover, then paranips, carrots, rutabagas ½ teaspoon salt parsnip mixture and pepper. add salt. Cover and bring to a and turnips make excellent side ¼ cup milk boil. Reduce heat and simmer Heat thoroughly. dishes when served In- 2 tablespoons butter 20 minutes. Add carrots. MASHED1JRNIpS or margarine dividually. But try combining Simmer, covered, 20 minutes AND CARROTS two or more of them for a new ¼ cup chopped fresh longer until vegetables are I large yellow turnip, onion taste treat. tender. Drain. pared and quartered These versatile vegetables ½ teaspoon pepper Turn Into a large mixing Boiling water Place carrots and psridps in may be sliced, diced, mashed, bowl. Add milk and beat with a saucepan. Add boiling water ½ teaspoon salt turned, shredded or pureed. electric or rotary beater until Next time you want a change to cover, then add salt. Cover 6 carrots, pared and smooth. Or turn vegetables into sliced Into 1-Inch on the menu, serve mashed and bring to a boll. Reduce best an electric blender container, rounds turnips and carrots or mashed and simmer 15 to 20 minutes or add milk, cover and process until vegetables are fork ten- ¼ cup milk carrots and psrI*IpL until smooth. der. Drain. I 2 tablespoons butter MASHED CARROTS Melt butter in a saucepan. Turn Into a large mixing AND PARSNIPS Add onion and cook until bowl. Add milk and beat with ¼ cup chopped fresh 4carrots,psretland golden. Stir in turnip-carrot (5fl electric mixer or rotary beater diced into 14neh and pepper. Heat until smooth. Or turn ½ teaspoon pepper rounds thoroughly. vegetables into an electric porani psreci blender container, add milk, s cover and process until smooth. )1 rounds Melt butter a large is Lizzie Bradley Jerry Daniels Eugene Dimmock Ulysee Jackson John D. Marlin Stephanie Minter Mabel Rottinghaus Dotha Salyer Bitty Jane Davies, D.ltona Annie Nancy Galvin, Deitona William A. Galvin, Deltona Ethel Schoen, Deitona Angela K. Swan, Deltons Audrey Hillman, Orlando Joseph Latmori, Ostean DISCHARGES Sanford: Anna Belie Deere James Fuicher Britt Henderson Eliza King Climle Knight Carl E. Larson Lonnie J. Prevalte Glendora Talio Nancy L. Walker Mary V. Wyatt FLOYD POWELL Speaker TONIGHT "A Fliaiclal Seem" Sanford SDA Church 700 ELM AVE. Nellie K. Beldin, Longwood Harland Howe. DiBary Lillian Llndenberg, Delary Catherine Audas, Deftona James W. Pringle, Titusville DEAR ABBY: My sister and I are widows (In our early 60s) and live in separate houses in a small town. We are congenial, go everywhere together and enjoy each other's company. You might say we're inseparable. My married daughter Lives in another town close by. She says I am In a rut (she is right )—that my suer and I see too much of each other and need to go our separate ways for a while. So my daughter has Invited me to take a trip with her to get away from the same old routine and she doesn't want to include my sister. I told my daughter I couldn't Just up and go on a trip without inviting my sister because she would be hurt, and I couldn't blame her. I know how I would feel if she did that to me. So, I am on the spot. Should I go with my da ughter and hurt my sister, or stay home and hurt my daughter? UNDECIDED DEAR UNDECIDED: Your daughter may be wellintentioned, but she Is you on the spot. Perhap s a vacation away from your sister would get you out of a "rut"— but at what a price! As long as you and your sister enjoy each other's company and are congenial, perhaps that "rut" Is not such a bad one. Pass up the trip with your daughter. If you were to go, feeling as you , your conscience would prevent you from enjoying it. DEAR ABBY: In your column the other day, you told us the difference between a jackass and a mule. But you didn't go far enough. You should have added that a jackass Is also a Democrat. We usually know them bytheir SANFORD Nightly Except Mon. and Thurs, or - mixture liced into - RENT OUR in --- -a- * Park Ave. & 251h St. OPEN DAILY I AM. 10 5 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK 4th & Sanford Ave. * OPEN Man Thurs tam tolpm Fri Sit go totpm Sun. S am. to 3 p M. 2 LOCATIONS —I.- Prices Good Wed., January 24 through Tues., January 30, 1179 USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT teak BEEF SIRLOIN LB.l Steak braying. OW MUlE SKINNER DEAR SKINNER: The symbol of the Democratic Par ty is the male donkey—also know-' as a jackass—which Is a far bray from saying that all Democrats are jackaues. Be Rdvised that the sym bol of the Republican Party Is the elephant. But that is not to say that all Republicans are thickskinned, harmless unless provoked, and can be taught to do tricks easily. DEAR ABBY: I have been married five months to a very wonderful man. This Is his first marriage and my second. I own some beautiful jewelry and furs and would enjoy wearing them, but my husband doesn't want me to wear anything "showy" that HE didn't give me. That means I can't wear any of my jewelry or furs because he hasn't given me any, and there is no way he could afford to match what I own. I think he is being unfair, although so far I've gone along with his wishes. I would appreciate your t hinking. UNADORNED DEAR UNADORNED: 1 think your husband's Insecurity is showing. I agree that his request Is unfair. But whether you want to honor it or not should be YOUR decision. -_ 2 1 LB.$ USDA CHOICE BEEF DELMONICO $98 Steak LB. LEAN GROUND BEEF SLBS. ORMORE LB. Chuck 3eef 8 °-I ORMORE LB- DENT COMB. PACK CONSISTS OF: 3 THIGHS, 3 WINGS, 3 BREASTS 3 BACKS, 2 GIBLETS INUII STOCK -. FRESH GOODTIME Wieners WITH PISTACHIOS 12 OZ. PAK - Brounsweiger s Ib i Sat. 27. 10 a.m..S p.m. Sun IS, ii a.m.4p.m. LB. 68 c LB. IP. y F 3-5 ALI Sanford Civic Center ADMISSION $1.50 35 Of The Nation's Best Qualified Exhibiting Dealers SPEED QUEEN'S I'RI€F A RAMA FlU . 000 'DO THIS NOW... OR %rneI IcnD - CRISP Celery DO THIS LATER STALK 29 $139 sean SPecitled IIsilIs 14$ PIRCH '-1—jr- i-Is huIar. Pavmamt Press LISPIIIC Rail CycIs. .•Sanfo L!1 Seafood3234110enter, :$374 Potatoes Msl PA ON ONE TREATMENT PREVENTS CLOGGING FOR ONE FULL YEAR Now through March 31 me we'll be offering a factory authorized $51.11 rebate on the purchase of a Speed Queen ONLY $6.95 per quart. MONEY SACK OUARANTUJ OPEN TIL4 P.M. SATURDAY "I j washer-dryer pair SUN rebate on a Spied Queen washer or a dryer purchased separately. and a RENT FOR ONLY: Mon. Thru Thurs. $3. Half Day 14 His.) Men. Thru Thurs. 1$ Per Day Frldoy. A $at. $12 Per Day Results are based on laber.tory tests of large tub modsIs ut on permanent pres$cycle, computed at I loads per week. Test results available upon request. PIt. 3224500 ''S2OS.MapIe Ave. Sanford, 4 LBS. $ LARGE SELECT GREEN Pepper LB. U.S. NO. 1 Potatoes 10 L.S. LARGE FANCY FRESH Tomatoes 100 N. PALMETTO AVENUE SANFORD 3224196 Onions LI, 39C 98C 49c 4c 1 18 Min t., GOLDEN RIPE Bananas' 00 1- YELLOW Seminole Appliance Center PHONI h.. 1219mcNAVL MNOID jY/J Save 50 And $000 Gil. of Water NOW W/T M.d1 % NIMIS wPA"It ROIBIC RNId Heavy Oily LB. GEORGIA RED SWEET BUY — wu_, 011s iiewe :~ I tK * PRODUCE SPECIALS Mushrooms $200 88 CHUNK FRESH OYSTEPS 68c 44C Fryers C: ; . 111SA1 UVUITOIY CLIARANCI V ~ in Fryer Thighs 0 Including Heisey, Cambridge, Fostoria, Paden City, Fenton, Westmoreland, & Steuben. $ 1• 38 DENT STD. FAMILY PACK January - 8 USDA CHOICE 1-BONE BEEF All Glass Depression Era Show & Sale , $98 S SANFORD, FLORIDA'S Mix Vegetables For Taste Treat JANUARY 23, 199 ADMISSIONS WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED w *,. LISTERINE MOUTHWASH & GARGLE DaughterHas Mom On Spot Over Her Sis Well Versed In All Kinds Of Cooking -- The Week: Wednesday, Jan. 24,1979--1 B LB. : �9-, S r • . 4 Wednesday, Jan. 24,1979-36 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ikkN TAPE PRESENT YOUR GREEN TAPES AT YOUR PANTRY PRIDE STORE OFFICE TO RECEIVE YOUR FREE INFLATION FIGHTER CERTIFICATES.* GOOD FOR MERCHANDISE ONLY. IVA UED EMPLOYEE'S & FAMIUU EXCLUDED FROM PARTiCIPATiON I *INFLATION FIGHTER CERTIFICATES NOT REDEEMABLE FOR ITEMS PROHIRITED.SY LAW. VOl EN 1IIIM TOUR INVLATIU PIONTII CIRTIPICATIS TNII MAY S GREAT GROUND $ 09 GROUND BEEF WITH HYDRATED VEGETABLE PROTEIN CENTER CUT BEEF S IRLOIN £ STEAKS 1] L Bl FLASH FROZEN SUNNYLAND FRESH BREAKFAST HORMEL*% WRANGLER LYkIS DIII THIN luCID • LINK COOKED SMOKED SAUSAGES _HAM or FRANKS A U $l)79 $169 $189 PRO PKG. GROUPER FILLET I S U 12oz PKG. POUND $15 9 FRESH GRADE A LARGE EGGS ALL ITEMS I PRICES GOOD WED., JAN. 24 THRU TUISDAY, JAN. 30. 1175. QUANTITY NIGHTS RESERVED. / MORRILI PRIDE BRAUNICHWIIGIR PLAIN LABEL SLICED BREAKFAST BY THE PIECE Ic 0, BACON ' $!19 LIVERJRST 69 LB 0 1' %w,w £ MRS. FILBERTS .qfee. S 4 I LI CARTON MATLAWS SHRIMP ROLLS $169 GOLDEN QUARTERS MARGARINE49 A AXILROWS 1 VARIETIES 11 90ANTRY YOGURTS 3/$l T)FFFF 139 PANTRY PRIDE LB CUPS 0 FARM FARE FRENCH FRIES P1 LB 991 FROZEN 24oz BTL. I l 4/$ BLUE CHAPEL LIIIVIAUMIICH MATEUS WINE ROSE OR WHITE $149 5 PACK 929 PAR S 12oz c* i 23oz979 25oz$319 Prid. WWI T.a Bags 0 129 Coullff Box WISK FINAL. LIQUID TOUCH "T AIOPTINIR DIT $ 1 29 QUARTU •.-.-. DINNER 7.25oz PKG. DUNK"S GERMAN STYLE BEER BEER IS I- PANTRY PRIDE I MACARONI & CNUU C OLD MILWAUkEE S so" we WAFFLE SYRUP 0 \ 51.1 994 SAG FROZEN MORTONFRIED CHICKEN PANTRY PRIDE ALL VARIETIES NATURAL 8oz CUPS Fro PRIDE COTTAGE CHEESE FAMILY PACK 24oz PKG. $11 22 .S40z LI WINE BOTTLE STL. 'MORTON A$$ORTID FLAVON$ POT PIES e0z FROZEN 4/i �g Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Jan. 24. 1,7, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ir Swirl Sm othly Into Metrl*c o A creamy dessert like Centimeter Swirl will get you Into the metric system so smoothly you'll wonder why you ever worried about changing! It's a delightful blend of eggs, cream cheese and whipped topping finished off with elegant swirls of rosy pureed berries. For some time, the weights of grocery store Items have been marked with such metric terms as kilograms, grams, liters and milliliters as well as with the familiar pounds, ounces, quarts and pints. You'll find most of the main ingredients for Centimeter Swirl packaged In gram amounts just as they are listed in the Centimeter Swirl is a delightful blend of eggs, cream cheese and whipped topping finished off with ele. g nt swirls of rosy pureed berries. I a , 4 I Gambling 9 Way s Result Sandwich 1.' n and cut Into eigMhs 1mL(¼ top) salt 60 mL (¼ C) sugar 1 container (204 g or 902) frozen whipped topping, thawed Ipackage (283 g or 10 oz) frozen raspberries, partially thawed Crust: Mix together crumbs and sugar. Stir in butter. Press firmly and evenly on bottom of 30 a 20 a San (12 a 7% a 24n) baking dish. Bake In preated 180 degrees C (350 degrees F) oven 5 minutes. Cool on wire rack. Filling: In small mixing bowl beat egg yolks on high speed until thick and lemon-colored, about 5 minutes. Add cream cheese. Beginning on low recipe. The other ingredients can be measured In a jiffy with the new metric measures available. Metric dry measures look very much like the standard system cups and spoons you have been liquid New using. measures have standard measurements on one aide and metric on the other. Crust: 175 mL (% c) graham cracker crumbs (about 8 squares) 15 mL (1 Tbsp) sugar 30 mL (2 Tbsp) butter, melted Filling: 4 eggs, separated l package (227gor8oz) cream cheese, softened ': Pineapple and tender crisp vegetables team with shrimp for an attractive and colorful combination that is well balanced in flavor and texture. A V - 4 IPublix ----- 4•• L 0 V--~ 0110 'i' / • At Publiz, you'll find a variety of nutritious brealdast kws to wake up every member of the family. Start the day dght with a good breakfast from Publix. • 4/ ! WUCOME 4 T/ av I • \ , l9'1 • Breakfast Club Corn Oil \ • \- II 49 Soft Margarine ............ . Margarine.................... 59' En glish Muffins ........... 4PL;:i • Buttermilk Biscuits ...... 4 69' Great With Coffee, Pillsbury's —: Cinnamon Rolls............. Crea m Topping............. 89' Kraft's Cracker Barrel, Sharp Cheddar or St ART YOUR DA Y WITH TROPICANA BRAND Extra Sharp Cheddar .... 10-61's sikk , Kraft's Sliced Ora nt!I: ge Big Eye Swiss........ Kraft's Sour Dressing 49 99' New Tan sun. And Other Assorted Flavors Of HI.cFruit Drinks..... 1 94 46-08, 4 can Libby What. Kernel Golden Corn ............. 3 cani Libby Cream Style Golden Corn .............3 :: '1 LLe • — Roman Meal Waffles ........................ cons U ffin . iviU Mu iflS......................... s pa5 Tasty Satuto $99 i° IC, ce Cr.a, n._............_... Party Pizza ................... akeMi .............. uaf ,,h25 ,iI. U Pumpkin Custard Pie .....2. Skewered ham and cheese sandwich makes a well- Potatoes....................... ' 89' 69 p4g. PictSweetPoly-Bag Green Peas.................... , 59' PidSweit Poly-Bag 1 $. Green Beans pa. , ui Birds Eye S . 2 tsblepessantterof mwgxs . bcupaIk 1 *.wdlb.atw 41 tuon pepper Vl: Ms ber In a saucepan. Ilsadhi Ow. Rimaveft= but' *iridmadadd bouillon cts. Stir and cock over Low best until sauce bottar Or tblckssa .iad, beaUhsscebs 3t SaeahvitAdd tune and best marW tiblaspesni flow Fill pilate nest with tans 2 Top with carrots. mixture. 1 cup mift S,rvp hnf MRke' i 4prones. cube Doiri-Ffesh Pineapple 89c Cob Corn ....................! Young N' Tender Rock Cornish Hens......... PUBUX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD $1311 . Pork Blade It..k ..... V '1" Libby Sliced Or Halved Fresh Pork Mock ................ .... Fresh Pork Spareribs ........ . Fresh Assorted (Quart., Loin) 79' - -, $iIc.d 1scon '1" Beanie W.•ni.s........ Kraft Low-Cal Italian, Creamy Cucumber Sloppy Smooth Or Crunchy IjI Gwohney S.ef Or Meat Style Sirloin Stsak...............,.. Top Round Steak As, 'i" Chuck Slade It.ak......... Sausage & Biscuit ... U.S.D.A. Choice Non.ProT.nkef Chuck Slade Roast LyhesSiced 2" SlIcIdRoIoguIa......... Oscs,Msyerbgvlovorkef Styl. "rt Homes Con gs ... ..• 1" .. .... •......... ... ..•. Sunnylend Regular Or Boil Style Franks Seafood Treat, Frozen $slns.is St..k ' ............ 1I . Zucchini 1u.sIs ...... ) v.a.s.*. ( ' \ 79' 39'' 39' .................6 Ccussb..s Porfr.d,or$Mfl,,g,p,e,Q, '1. Dawn Uquid................ .. $1. 32-09 Whit. Soap 99 0 3 color pnnts, the same or different, are just 99' Regularly 69' each. The qualty wdl be as good as the original and we can make pour copies from 110. 126,135 and all instant-size onginal prints You get S&HGreen Stamps too. 'j J I 2 Whit. Cloud White,, Assorted Colors l.thaoo.,, Tissue ..... $9. '2" .. Swift's Premium Pr-Ten Boneless Beef Sound SN O u 49' ............ h In]I I 4WGreenStamps EXTRA ..,• tl (Ow.,. Pear H a l ves a1ves IS..,. ...............• Instant Breakfast • Serve With Pound Coke, Libby " 7-ia. FFrui t C..00 ock' ktai 1l iOl................. 2 C.,,, 4, name 1 Key Club St.ak Flami ln•wn & 5, Chuck Blade $tk....,..,. $ujIss £Js..,,.,...,,.,. Serve With Biscuits, Heinz Brown, Mushroom, Chicken Or Onion ii. • i 1ti,' 16 Ureefl)Iamps 49c Delicious In Waldorf Salad, Diamond Sweet 'N tow SugorSubstitute Shelled Walnuts .......... S. tli*,.W.,I,J.i,) IfS) efl.fleefln-----fla 19' Off er expires Feb 10. 1979. IIuI'I'wIireenramps fl• 0.i 1OwOi &SO'vOC..iI B&inr*~ 4Cc Off label, Dry, Normal Or Oily Brock Golden Shampoo 'bot.' Si 49 Chuck Slod.l.ast...... MalaraSi Salad I.. Swift's Premium PisTon toneless S,.f Fresh Só,dfippleOr •" Imperial even l..si Swift's Pismium PreTest Slashes Sail (Iprish Cvi Now) Chuck Shouldsr Usst.. 59 Sh Pk........ • ksiy-T.Ts-Out ••,•,•.,.,,• ..... Osildews 4 I. ort Ribs ••,..•..,.,...,...,...,,,. '1" I Johnson Favor 124z.slse an------ T oma to •0 $wift's Premium ProTenS.sf Fresli.M.do lr..d.............. '2" Swift's Premium PT.n Beef where shopping isa pleasure THIS AS 8000 AT TNIU lOCATIONS ONLY: • • • v_s. SANFORD PLAZA, LONGWOOD VILLAGE SANFORD LONG WOOD CTL, __ Drain spinach well; add to sauce. In small bowl, combine eggs and ricotta cheese. Spoon a thin layer of spinach sauce In bottom of 13 a 9x2-inch baking dish. Top with successive layers of lasagne, spinach sauce, ricotta cheese mixture, mozzarella cheese, tuna and Parmesan cheese. Repeat layers two more times. Top with noodles, spoon remaining spinach sauce over the noodles and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Cover. Bake In 375 degrees F. oven 15 minutes. Uncover, bake 20 minutes longer, until sauce Is hot and bubbling. Allow to stand 15 minutes before serving. Yield: 15 servings. TUNA EMPANADITAS EXTFeA Swift's Premium ProTon liii bill .gsa £S Pv.(.IS Pillsbury Variety Or Chocolate Libby Bartlett IS' Top Round Weak ............'2" Testy oi Valley W ole Strawberries IL (2hwschespopk . D.lidiuk.dS.lemiOr • Gravy ..........................13 Lifeàu.y een loll poppers ......... ..... 6 1 lOc Off Lobel, Dishwashing 99' Add Zest to your Soled with Sun World Stand Swift'sPromiumpr. Ton Beall W,i "Is . . 1119" $T1II 62" .......... OnIons..... SOWPerfect SOW Fresh Cusp Ss.1.sd T,e.t, Frozen raupor FOuls Fr.shRr.cc .Ii........... THUS$OAYJAN2S F IYOU,C.S&iegPfoeds, o U.S. #1 Yellow TNSUWSDNUDAY C.skh.p 3 , JAN. 3, Pry or liii, Fresh Tender SIJIAY. -ct,osw U SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SAI.E '09- aI" .2 Ira Detergent ........... Sirr. with Hokndals. Sauce, Tend,, Chuck Should.r load.. '2" U.S.D.A. Choice Non-ProTen Beef Mole • Short Ribs • .. . ................. , ... ' ' 256 Off Label, Powerful Hcavy Duty Laundry d Temple Oranges S . U.S.D.A.ChokeN.n.PreTonS.iif,.S.ef(,jtI,) I., For Snacks U ._ant.. og Food......................11001 RA __________________________________ '4" Is.i!.imj 4GrEeXehIamps $91 Taster's Choice .......... D [2. t• COPOS IS - Gravy Train 69' ____ ___________ 100% Freeze-Dried Decaffeinated Coffee T.aM'K - Dinners Peanut Butter ............ ise K etchup ........................3b2i JWGreenStamps POTATOES 2 pounds potatoes, pared and cut into large pieces Water 1½ teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 3½ tablespoons chopped fresh onion 1 cup sour cream 2 tablespoons paprika ½ teaspoon fresh marjoram leaves ½ teaspoon pepper Cook potatoes until tender in boiling water with 1 teaspoon salt. Drain and mash. Melt butter In a skillet. Acid onion and cook until tender. Add cooked onions to potatoes with remaining ingredients and beat until smooth. Makes 6 to 8 servings. enesaeeeneaene..•, Hunt's Tomato Nestea With Lemon limo Appl.s..........379' h .11 Chuck Bye Roait................ 19' , Excellent for Pies, Sauce or Torts; U.S. Fancy ......... from your favorite pnnts. 19' GrupeIruk...,...........S U.S.D.A. Ch.lc. Non-PreTen gone" see ............... '' 6 OscarMayer leuIorOrS..f Style ••• Whit. Potatoes... 10 U.S. #1 Florida Whit, or Pink Seedless U.S.D.A. Choice Non-ProTon kef Then let us make copies ' 99' Iiil Fry, or Mash These U.S #1 Rib St•ak.,....,...,......,....,,,.. •2., '2" ISO Strawberry Jam....... . Tennessee Pride (Six of 6) ...... Fancy Fruit Forms Apricot or 2" U.S.D.A. Choke Non-ProTon S..f Swift's Premium Try-Tender Sliced Sllc.d RoIagnu Fruit Salad........... 9 ......... IS NO NEGATIVE? Anytime; Seold Sweet '2" U.S.D.A. Choice Non PreTen Boneless W Sound RIgS Franks........ ..k.d Ham -.._---_--_----------------------'J Save Chilled, Geed U.S.D.A. Choke N,.P,.T.nk. H..Is O urn HUNGARIAN-STYLE Efferdont Denture Tablets EXCEPT HAM Morti.ri on '1 Salad Dressing .......... t: 59' ................ ALL Serve With Bacon Strips, Van Camp ......pht" 'I 0 EXTRA r 39' Pork& lions.............4 Swift's Premium Oven i.ost(M4d OrGanic) Corned Beef........... $ 1se Vanity PSI I-- Tasty Van Camp Or Blue Cheese Amsou, Star 1 1. Round Shr mp ................pa. 2 I P.ach.s........................ Pork Chops.................. r fI" Gillette Blade, TraclI 89 i Butt.r9Waf.ns............Z 89' Tangy Libby Tomato Juice .............. 63' Pork Slade Roast ..... V' '1" Fresh Mrs. Paul's Fried (Great with Tartar Sauce) s-_i ..................... pa,. Singleton Baiter Fried I4..i Sunshine Suor Or Peanut Fresh I I 1GreenStamps • . Fish Fillets Delicious Seattest Ice Cr eam Sandwiches Smack.rs..................... 12.0 Swift's Premium Sliced i'TI Wisconsin Choose Bar, Mild Cheddar Or FRESH PORK seasoned and tempting quicky meal. 99' . Of.-Ida Crinkle Cut site 59 ml# (1(111011 1 (1110 1 S2 Serve Topped With Cream Topping. Mrs. Smith's Duncan Hines Assorted Varieties Of Laor And With Pudding t 69 ' Morton Corn Or Blueberry (Serve Hot With Butter) Libby Cut Green Beans ............3 100% Freeze-Dried Coffee Taster's Choice Breyer's All Natural, Assorted Flavors I 79 •.. •---._ — IIII 139 Canada 119 Breakfast Club Bowl Or Twin-Pack . 'I I f - FieiI' 'I. ZLLV ELLIF TlM Fish are plentiful in many they are shelled and deveined) PINEAPPLE PARFAITS parts of China. It Is the main- under fast-running cold water 1 can (20 ox.) crushed stay in the diets of Inhabitants for about 3 minutes. The cold pineapple, drained of coastal cities and villages or water freshens and expands the 10 ginger snaps, crushed those near rivers, ponds or shrimp, and the force of the ox. each) vanilla 4 cans lakes. runningwater stiffens them so pudding Fresh-water shrimp are that when they are cooked, they In four parfait glasses, abundant, and It Is common to become crisp and almost alternate layers of pineapple, see markets carrying shrimp of crunchy. crumbs and vanilla pudding. all sizes swimming in water With all the care given to Garnish with whipped cream or tanks to insure freshness. preparing the shrimp, it is ginger snaps, if desired. Yield: According to Chinese standards important that other 4 servings. and terminology, cooked ingredients enhance its delicate shrimp should be "crisp," firm, flavor. Many fruits and MANDARIN SHRIW SALAD and resilient—not dull, hard or vegetables are very compatible 1 pound irozen peeled and tough. Rinse the shrimp (after with shrimp. deveined shrimp An elegant menu features 2 cans (12 ounces each) shrimp in a perfectly balan ced apricot SCHMIDT'S sweet and sour sauce. 2 packages (3 ounces each) Pineapple chunks, green lemon-flavor gelat in pepper and celery make this two-thirds cup chutney dish attractive and colorful as we as balanced VO Beer 1 cup chopped celery testure. Serve with or over hot 2 cups cut-up fresh fruit cooked rice, (apples, nears pears, apricots, -' r 2-OZ. Top this meal off with bananas cantaloupe, sweet sweet Pineapple Parfaits. h CANS grapes, SWEET ________________________________ ' _______________________________ pineapple, plums or oranges ) 1 cup diced onion 12 cup chopped peanuts 1 cup diced green pepper ' cup mayonnaise or salad dressing I tempoon curry powder Dry -, cup firmly packed brown sugar Cook shrim p according to 3 tbsp. cornstarch 2 package directions. Drain and C 112 tsp.saIt LITRE set aside. Dash ground ginger Add enough water to apricot 1-3rd cup vinegar nectar to measure 4 cups. Put h LcRsp. soy sauce NO DEPOSIT 2-m) pineapple apricot nectar and chutney in ______________________________ I can (151 blender and blend until cornchunks GOOD IN SEMINOLE bined, or use rotary beater. 4 cups wat e r AND ORANGE COUNTIES In a saucepan, stir together Pi lbs. cooked shrimp —le nion gelatin and apricot ishelled and deveined) or etto frozen cooked shrimp stirring constantly unt il gelatin Quickly saute onion, green is dissolved. Pour into 6 twopepper, and celery in DHOIIV brtrbssrc thirds -cup molds. (Or use a 4THE ,sI,r,T margarine. Combine sugar, %i Ak.? rIi cup mold.) untilgelatin TO " LI MIT QUANT WIIrIluui I TI ES cornstarch, salt and ginger; dissolve in vinegar and soy set lie Split shauas rimp n engthTNI$COIJPONWOmTN 20c sauce. Drain pineapple, wise Toss together shrimp, reserving syrup. Add vinegar mixture, reserve syrup and celery, fruit and peanuts. ftAIN, SELF-RISING water o vegetables. Cook, Combine mayonnaise, curry OR UNBLEACHED until powder and salt. Fold Into 69c stirring co n stantly, GOI.DMEDAL MEDAL FL translucent. Stir shrimp mixture. Chill until and time. 3-lb. bo in ntneanr4e and shrlmn i rr £ r' serving iIapsW.d.Mn..t575 f On a large serving platter, Continue cooking muiuies. arrange individual molds Serve over rice, if QJIw.nutQuw.tmffltmuhIuanrn desired. around shrimp salad. Makes Yield: S servings. EXIRA about 3 cups of salad. £ W .... i ô ttOfl __ cups , Pizza ICK Wip Whipped Form 5 indivi" aide,on a well-buttered oven-proof Platter or Plate. Bah In do. ''' oven 15minutes. SAUSAGE 11 AND INSTANT SAVINGS,TOO. -' :•.tMus. ' Yogurt ) A fer.nt entree Is creamed tuna in potatoNotand Wig,Wash potatoes. Pare and colorful sliced ands. Serve place In a saucepan with 1 Loch with a gruanvegetable ad a d boiling wder and sad. C0Vi and cook 50 mindu or until trubtrus ____ tender. Drain and mob until CRZ4MED .JNA flufty with bdtur or margarine, PUIATONEIfl ½ cup milk, egg and pepper. - - januatV 1 can (6% or? ounces) tuna, The versatile potato, can be pspsred$a side dish or drained 1 cup cooked, sliced carrots turned Into a main dab. _ PEPPERONI OR Jan 3t. 979 Cream Tuna Fills Mashed Potato Nests ~j' - I, — Jan 25 thruWedr,esd. LORD SANDWICH LOAF 16 slices (1 pound) firm. textured white bread l6 thin slices (about% pound) cooked ham 8 large slices (about ~ pound) Cheddar cheese, cut In half ½ cup butter or margarine 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Sandwich 2 slices of ham and 2 slices of cheese between 2 slices of bread. Stack sandwichea together and secure with 2 skewers. Place lengthwise on a buttered jelly-roll pan. Melt butter. Add Worcestershire sauce. Spoon over loaf, brushing pieces of bread with butter mixture. Bake until hot and cheese Is melted, about 20 minutes. 4. L Sweet,, Sour Sauce ASSORTED FLAVORS AOFSSLIGHT N LIVELY &I2LSJ What would our diets be like had It not been for the gambling habits of an English lord? History records that the fourth Earl of Sandwich inspired one of our favorite foods by being too busy gambling to stop for a meal. Instead, he would bid a waiter to bring him a piece of ham between two slices of bread, which he ate without stopping play. Thus was the sandwich born. Next time friends drop In unexpectedly, turn to potluck and whip $Q a special sandwich Inthe Earl's honor. For adlfferent creation, combine slices of bread, ham and Cheddar cheese, season with butter and Worchsster.bIre sauce, skewer and bake until the cheese Is melted. Serve hot with a green salad, celery and pickles for a quick meal. An Elegant Dish Is Delicate Shrimp In s careful not to cut crust. Repeat ifl remaining k%perries. filling Freeze until firm, At least :4 hours. To serve, cut into rectangles and place on serving plates. Serve immediately or let stand about 3 minutes for a softer consistency. To store leftovers, cover tightly with plastic wrap. l package (283gorlOoz) frozen strawberries, partially thawed OR 500 ml, (I pt) fresh raspberries or strawberries, washed and drained, may be substituted for frozen raspberries. Rub just a bit of meringue between thumb and forefinger to feel if sugar Is dissolved. speed, and Increasing to high, beat until smooth, about 1 to 2 minutes. Set aside. Wash beaters. In large mixing bowl beat egg whites, cream of tartar and salt until foamy. Add sugar, 15 mL (1 Tbsp) at a time, beating constantly until sugar is dissolved and whites are glossy and stand in soft peaks. Gently but thoroughly, fold yolkcheese mixture and whipped topping into egg whites. Pour about half of this mixture (about 1 LorI qt) onto cooled crust. Level surface carefully. Puree raspberries in blender or press through sieve. Pour 120 mL (about ½ c) over top of mixture on crust and swirl with knife, being Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1t1-5B markets p TUNA LASAGNE 2 cans (6½or7 ounces each) tuna In vegetable oil 4'4 cup butter or margarine ½ cup chopped onion 1 clove garlic, crushed ½ cup flour 3 cups milk 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon dried leaf oregano, crumbled ¼ teaspoon hot pepper sauce 1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, thawed 2 eggs, lightly beaten 1 pound r1cottacheese 1 pound lasagne, cooked and drained 1 pound mouarella cheese, sliced % cup grated Parmesan thiise Drain oil from tuna Into large saucepan; add butter; but until butter Is melted. Saute onion and garlic usd11 salt. Add flow; cock over low heat, stirring constantly for 3 minutes. Gradually stir In milk. Add salt, oregano and hot pepper sauce. Bring to boiling over median heat, stirring constantly; cook 1 minute. 1 can (6½or7 ounces) tuna In vegetable oil ½ cup chopped onion 1 can (8 ounces) whole tomatoes, undrained ½ cup chopped pimiento. stuffed olives IV4 cup chopped raisins 2 tablespoons plain bread crumbs 2 packages (lOorll ounces each) pie crust mix Heat oil from tuna In medium skillet; saute onion until soft. Flake tuna, add to skillet with tomatoes, olives, raisins and bread crumbs; mix well. Set aside. Prepare pie crud mix according to package directions; divide dough Into 4 equal parts. Roil dough out on lightly floured board to 41-inch thickness. Cut into rounds with floured 344 or 4.4nch cookie cutter. Place a rounded tablespoon of tuna filling on one side of each round. Moisten edges o(pastry with water; fold one side over and press edges together with a fork. Repeat with renaming dough and tuna filling. Place wtpsraditas on ungreased cookie shed. Bake In a400 degree F. oven 20nijniges, until golden. Yield: About 30 empanaditas. �, 1. , .• .• . .. .• .• •. . •. . .. 3. 6S-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. P1 Wednesday, Jan. 24, im EVENING 6:00 (!)00 NEWS IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS 6:30 () NBC NEWS @)0088 NEWS D ABC NEWS ID IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUS). -MESS 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME TYLER MOORE "Better Late... That's A Pun... Than Never" When Mary allows some unedited copy to get on 'The Six O'Clock News" Lou gets mad and threatens to fire (1) MARY hoc . 42 THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHAER REPORT 7:30 (J LIARS CLUB (4) FAMILY FEUD 0 DANCE FEVER 0$1.OBEAUTVSHOW 0 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Rock Hudson. DICK CAVETT Guest: Hatdid Clurman. (Part I of 2) S. , 8:00 (2)0 NBC MOVIE "Mandrake" (Premiere) AnthoHerrera, Robert Reed. Mandiake the magician uses his special powers to combat a . PLAZA I - - power-crazed madman and his army of mind-controlled robots. QD EDWARD THE KING EIGHT IS ENOUGH GREAT PORMANCES I "Ah, Wildernesst" Joyce Ebert, Geraldine Fitzgerald and Swoozie Kurtzare featured In Eugene O'NeIlIs nostalgic glance at bygone America. (R) I ____ MORNING 2: (2) 2: 1 30 (2) PORTER WAGONER KUTANA 1000 (2)0 SOT. T.K. VU A police detective (Johnny Yune) uses his logic and acting ability to solve the murder of a rock singer. (4)0 KAZ A female rookie cop attempting to protect her partner from charges of wrongdoingcomestokazfog.help. 0 VEGAS Dan becomes the target of a Vietnam veteran who holds Dan responsible for his Injuries. Philadelphia mayor Rizzo, one of the most controversial big-city mayors of our time.Is profiled. (R) [4 $y SISTER D1C ONLY RESTLESS •ALL MY CHILDREN 655 0 HI, NEIGHBOR 1.30 (2)0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS . (2)®000 NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Hatold Clurman.(Part2of2) - •UUAS, YOGA AND YOU AL-ANON For femillee prdel*mdrinkers Forfuturelnformatloncatl Sanford Al-Anon Family Group 7:30 inodlng, 9:15 am., I P.O. PDX Santord,FIa.33771 _________________ CFfl (,lees, 740 g.m. ji,g Co mwtity (g' ?.6It1*id DIVORCE-$30.I0-Gusrante.d. Free details; KIT, lox lU Pompano, FL.. 33051, 411fl. Seu P.O. Pox 1031, ChaIr., FL. 33317. FACED WITH DRINKING PROBLEM? Perhaps AlcoholIcs Anonymous CinNeip ____ Mohawk Security Service.. Restaurant. L.i Notice 5-Iost a. ASSISTANT FOREMAN--factory wart; shipping & receiving. Good physical condition. Military reHr acceptable. Willing to learn. 323.1i1. Found p00 ___________________ ___________________ SUPERMA I Legal Notic• - 0 - __ - ______ ____ L.gal NotiCe F r - I . .. W J %W" - 4 Fh- 4I - fw~ I . - , 2 - •• - - - - Cisafy, - . - . . • tagiliLli with oh itrusiwes, Is. . . anu.T owdiseemlem*uIII. 1' £ nrrrartr v 'ff' NI AMPNO afor,4isctsNpN,$. . Oiler Good LimNed Time Only '' low" to A. n some I PARCEL III v Arthw TmAei& h1i so ** _ u - = - , - * __. VAWARWO ~ . 6 PAicm.lv HOUstusid furnishIngs, ag ow4ft ftitilm Sol"" W4 ,,. i"r' rsis p ___' IMisri, Florida _ ovum a AMC). VOW WI reguirid to ivssr ____ f9r ' Me sunAnswer or ettiur ___ ,'• - -' - 3 ' I 1116 ' ___ $SUisNS(dellanS IrOM SIB it 5* _* *PII waeshou!j . - _______________________________________________ - ' -. ds1.dlhe oft can 10 " LINk day loo us WK - do so OIIA MOO DUV (Nwy.i y 1 2 W, COLONIAL DL OII.ANOO -. - ___ &a OKAM Uw*bewae WITNIU MY NANOJIO : k. C11 ON Cu", an this day p: - IAi NI $0 01*1.1 SLOINi 1AIs. osuso ratr M t §P a AMM __ •-' - . . . ___,' - ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ENJOY THE SECURITY 2565 Of this sm. delightful 3 BR, 1 b home on corner lot-nice area- REALTORS 113 PARK ideal for golden years or list beginners. Has budget price tagl Just $25000. qualified buyer. $21,000 to 531.000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 332.3217. ENJOY A GLOWING FIRE Two for One. 3 SN home + 1 SR coltaoe. Convenient to schools & Mapping. Good Investment rentals. $15,000. Onacold Winter nigs?. This 3 BR, l½b harm has a King site LM w. old brick PP. All you need Is the pop corn. Good locatIon - packed with extras to please LOW Electric Sills-Solar Hissing. 3 ON, 1½ 5. Large Family Nm., & dining Mm. Completely remodeled kitchen, landscaped, warranted. 135*. you. $37,100. CHEAPER THAN GROCERIES Greet Starter. 3 BR, well main. tamed economical home. Fanced, fruit tress. Warranted. $ acre farm. 4 acres cultivated, 1 acre wooded. $2,100 dwn Only $145 me. $21400. TIME To Invest- Financing available. Multi dwelling rental houses & vacant buIldIng lets Excellent location. $170,105. TENNIS LOVERS DREAM '-M"101111116 c,Oe pr ivileges. s yr. young3ll CCU" LM5 A than LAKE MANY. 3 BR, 1½ B. Near Crystal Lake, remodeling being done. Greet potential, Nice treed let. 5*1* pot. d. STIMPIR AGENCY REALTOR 352.4001 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 511.3565 332.1* -- .NI e. * t _ 00.1 am es ' -' 4.1 aishod- * S. OiL. Furn Iris WORK Us eh. Excellent. CaN 355.1133 am. or 141.7111. '4A1$IF ISO Los WILL FlNO a !aew sims for everylk .... e Sir vsvi ,. WANTED LOTS To PURCHASE CASH. 322.2217 Prepare for your Real Estate exam. Classes starting Feb. 19th. Enroll early as class size Is limited. Tony Coppola School of Real Estate. 64.5410. M. Unsworth Realty 119 REALTOR ML5 373-6061or eves. 321-0517 t,arage sales are in season. Tell the people about it with a Classified Ad In the Herald. 322 2611; 131 9993. Reg. Real Estate Broker 763$ Sanford Ave. 321-0759 322-7643 322-4119 Jim 3 11050DM 1 BATH, FAMILY NOON. KITCHEN EQU1PT, 2 CAR CARPORT. UING II. DECORATED. 110151 BEDROOM, 3 PATH FRAME IN GOOD CONDITION NIAR SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL $10,055. 3 111141110400f 3 BATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY MINTED. FENCED YARD. 131.101 " 7$32 EVER INO$ 325.12 3514103.330.7171 . 5 STONY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN & LAKE MONROE. S BEDROOM EACH. QWNIR FINANCING AVAIL. £10.1. $101* III 11111011111111111111111% IMITY wow P NA-VA. PASTURE, SOME LARGE OAK AND ORANGE TREES, $26,100. 42-,lle Home SANFORD AREA ACRE PLUS, LARGE OAK TREES ON SYLVAN LAKE ROAD, $12,300. HOMESITE, 9510331, CORNER, ONE BLOCK TO LAKE MONROE, READY TO BUILD, $7,100. HOMESITES WITH TALL PINE ON MOHAWK OR EL PORTAL, $3400 EACH. ON OSCEOLA, PINE AND CITRUS $4300. DOUBLE LOT ON WILLOW, NORTH OF 25TH ST., READY FOR CONSTRUCTION 11.100. VOLUSIA COUNTY 5.0 ACRES, TALL PINE, NEAR GOLF COURSE, $19,400. 1$ ACRES, PINE AND OAK, $37400. 55 ACRES TALL PINE, SOME CYPRESS, $500 PER ACRE. HERNANDO COUNTY 140 ACRES, NEAR GULF OF MEXICO, $1100 PER ACRE. LEVY COUNTY SACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE & OAK TREES, PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, $2,750 PER ACRE. CITRUS COUNTY II ACRES, STATE HIGHWAY & WITHLACOOCNEE RIVER FRONTAGE, $1,311 PER ACRE. WASHINGTON COUNTY IS ACRES, LARGE OAK A TIMBER ON A GREAT SASS LAKE, *155. - RAW W..fl,U - - •-'... - $75 Manual Typewriter Like New 333*214 Camper Lii Cell over cab fits I ft. bed. Excellent cond. Fully equipped. $1,000. 333.2535. . 11111111111111116 TOMATO JUICE 46 OZ. CANS troller load below wholesale Cas, lot ONLY I STATE FARMER'S MARKET Stall 151 19 Gene Barton mws. Double Nile? Sedelnu IN sat, Hide-A-Beds UI. Sanford Audlesi 1511 S. Press?,, DOG HOUSES ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS 355.17$ TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact I Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Toot 79-Trucks-Trailers 12x6x7 16 go. steel utility trailer, dbl axle, vented, light Inside, eI. brakes. Sells new for $2,200. Asking $1500 or trade for anything of equal value. 3231214. '70 FORD P.0 Utility bed, 6 cyl. $930, 333.9314 ALL GLASS DEPRESSION ERA SHOW & SALE 17$ Chevy Custom 10 Deluxe. Asking $200 cash & make pay off of $4,631.13. 135.0203 any time. Sat. V. lOa.m..6p.m. Sun. 21,11 a.m. .6 p.m. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER AdmisSion 51.50 50-Autos for Sale Toyota '73 Corona HI, Auto, Air, AM-FM stereo, low ml, above avg. one owner. Aft S. 333.6101. * FLEA MARKET* * WORLD * Pontiac 17 Grand Prix. Excellent cond. Air, radio, velour Interior, 15,000 ml. $1,500 or best offer & take over payments of $140.54. Call 323-3737. Dodge '70 Wagon 16.000 Ml. $700 3225732 'DAyTOp4A AUTO AUCTION l4wy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one In Florida. You sit the reserved price. Call 01-235. 1311 for further details. or Estate, Commercial I Residential raisals Auctions I App Call Dell's Auction. 323• 3620. MA-Vans JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-It to 75 models. Call 3309100 or 834460 (Dealer). Ill Chev. Hi Cuba Van. Set up for hauling plant;. Air & heat front I rear. A.T. AM-FM stereo, cruise control, comp. insulated, equity & assume payments. 3231214 Plymouth 176 Volare Premier. I dr, Sta. Wgn. Clean, Loaded, low miles. $3750.661-641. fl-Junk Cars Removed 11 Ford Thunderbird, exc. cond. Loaded, stereo, low miles, must sell. 321.0111. op Dollar Paid for lunk I used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322.5990 '75 SpiteS ire, Carmen Red. Looks sharp, runs good, AM-FM, stereo cassette, 52195. *340513. '71 Vega panel Project car, 350 BUY JUNK CARS From $lOtoSSO Call 322.1621 Chevy, toner, AFB, hooker, 3511 turbo & '12 Vega 01 for pts. 323. 0992. SS-Boats & Accessories ROBSON MARINE 2917 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 IS' Aluminum Bass boat, trailer, 60 hp Evinruds, swivel seat, live well, carpet, stainless steel prop. $1500. 333.5044, 57-Sports Equipment RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $1 Scott Reagan 3221177 59-Mn Merchandise SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE. Wanted: Responsible party to take over spinet piano. Easy terms, Can be seen locally. Write: Credit Manager, P.O. Box 207, Carlyle, ii. 62231. lultars, Drums, Banjos. Corn. plate. Thomas organs, pIanos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 102 French Ave. 322.2353 MONO Mr Cánd. a Heating' I flçrovemeiWs tral Most & Air Cond. Fruit Pit. Call Carl Morris at SEARS. Sanford. 333.l771 PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT $3I.60 awford's Refrigeration: Have your heater or furnace serviced 1checked for Winter. Lic. Bonded, Ins. 323.5300 "W CK FROST- Cent. Heat I Air :ond. Service. Free Est. Inst. Comm -I Res. 3220205. -I- Beauty Can TOWERS BEAUTY SALON 'merly Hairiest's Beauty Nook $19 E. lit s,,, 332.3742 _______ Csmn* TIle 531.6111 INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, flberigas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Ca ll 321.0539 or "4-734470 collect. - CUSTOM HOMES BVILT REMODELING & REPAIR BALI NTIASSOC. 323.1115 PAINtING, CAR P EN TR Y & CABINETS 323,0421 - Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & simulated brick I stone speciality. 332.7750 1 Man, quality operation I yrs. exit. PatIos. Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 337.1331 - MEINVZER TILE iw or recair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671.7617. - Steam Clean YosjrOwnCa,.p,, RintOuirRinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3235)5) 0-'Psts-SuppMss -- Must find Immediate homes for Fm10 Dood home. 2 Fern. Cailcss,1 Waved; 11111t male. !x. ceueni pets. 332.5554. PREIPUPPIES Mother rig. Irish Satter 3335073 - Alterations Dressmaking Drapes, Up.'uolstery 373.0707 Exit. local PractitIoner personallied service Individual & small business. 322.4113 for appt. ______________ Professional Seamstress I Alterations, done In home. $44335 UØIteulIng Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances 1, Misc. (LOCAL) 319.3371 Electrical BOB FOLEY Wiring&Repal call 1$ iSII* £Beu,dInI ___________________ ANIMAL HAVEN 9 & Cat boarding, bathing, :Ii,pping, flea control. Pet tupplies, dog houses.Healed tunnels. 322.57g. . QIL HEATER CLEANING 353-1114 $346100 __ M I Payk $11 mine, 17.10 in' class Ilags, ales bvyin, any uergsld or slerikus-any modeling, retIred builder doing WI kinds of renusdefing. rm. udditlens, patios, fireplaces, Fl. 001 Free Ut. 3231214. ORIENTAL, RUGS WANTED Top PrIces Paid Uss4. any cendithen 110101111 mdy Paul has truck will travel. NanN Is fix email heusalt.sld repairs: carpentry, painting, mISc. Nemsnebie Call 3*6111 Cash Larry's Mart, iii $anIerd Ave. Sey& Ilk. thefbeslisusi 11mIIws. Nekig., Ufovus. fouls. TO LIST-MR Ji#j'4 _ - Little want ads bring big, big repults. Just try es's. 333.3511 or 1114003. Iin* Tax Prepared in the convenience os your hOme. 24 yrs. up. $101 up. 323.3717 for appt. 1RITUking - 64-E0pment for Rent - Twz*-Almsl New. sia 35; wale IP, Mae" il UI Cab 351410. SaiWord 321.O1O 54-A-Truck Load Sale 6$-ntedtoEuy STORAGE BUILDINGS.- Built PS 115V. rre.asseunbied, delIvered. setup A tied down. Willis WE BUY USED FURNITURE & Storage Buildings, Hwy. 17.92 N. APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. it Cauieibervy. nit ure Salvage. 322.v3). SIIGLIR-*IALTY 0rWr493V-1M - Be the First In your neighborhood to have a Colony Manor Private showing, the new home decorating party plan. Win beautiful decorative suessorles for your hone. Call 323.1135. Colonial full sin isfabul Rustc.lur$2I - SSIWOrd32J0640 nds327.15fl Church Yard Sale 2509 Elm Ave. Sat., Jan. 21,1:30to5 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 332.9111 Evesaftorllweekends I ACRES, PINELAND IN ROLLING HILLS, $4.111 TOTAL.. - "A LANO%Z&M NET" 1631$. Myrtle Aue4 $*ii$j4 Carport Sale: Thurs. & Fri. Space Heater, Misc. Items, & More. 233 Short St., Lake Mary We have a Singer Future sewing mach. Sold new for $430 was Christmas layaway, there was only $116 bat due, purchase left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take uppaymentsof $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call $311711 day or night. Free home trial, no 17 .:lin church benches. 130 sods. Call Willie Mack Griflan BROKEN "A HOME SUPINAIARKIT" 14315. MyrIle *vs • 54-Garage Sales Fi'LL"DlRT&TOpSOIL YELLOW SAND si Dick Lacy 323- 7360 13 ACRES, PINELANDS IN HILLS AND LAKE COUNTRY, hUN - warranty. Call 131.1111 day or night. CLASSIE It AVERT ISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandisa Every Day Try Onel Jackets, Blankets, Sleeping Bags ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310SanfordAve. 011119811001. 71-Antiques 72-Auction MIXED FIREWOOD Pine & Oak $35 Truckload 323.4N1. 10 ACRES, IMPROVED PM. TUNE, $30,000. the Evening Herald today. Balance $175 or $12 ma. Still in Used Appliances: Gas,Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves I refrig. Furnishings 1 Misc. Items. 317 Palmetto Ave. SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. Being transferred must sacrifice Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over $1,000, bal. due $46 or take over payments $14 mo. Free home trial. Call 131.1714 day or night. WORK? Place a Classifitj Ad in Television-231, Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, 7-AM)rtgages Bought a Sold DUE TO DIVORCE company must sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip & sew needs someone to take over Payments $15 no, or pay bal. $121.42. Call 131.1714. Will deliver, no obligation. VANT TO SEE A WONDER AT Good Used Televisions. $25 and up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 327-0352 Losing your home a. credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3220216. Spc. BR suite new, $239; S PC. L new $399; Loveseat $44.93 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $49.95 & up; Ref. $50 Sup; El. stove $40 & up; full site draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 50. of Sanford, 3225721. o-Stemo Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323- 3166 or 323.7710 Jan. 12, 13, 11. Fri.-Sat, 10 a.m..? p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 60 deaiers buying 0 Selling US I Foreign Coins-stamps. FREE APPRAISALS, Sponsored by the Central Florida Coin Club, Sheraton Orlando mt. Airport Inn, 3535 Beeline Dr., Orl. across from Orlando in. ternational Airport. I ORLANDO-SEMINOLE JAI. ALAI, US 17.92 & SR 436-. Opening Feb. 17. CENTRAL FLORIDA'S BIGGEST I BEST. Every Sat. I Sun. Sellers write NH Main P0 Box 240, Yonkers, NY 10702. 47-4bal Estate '1snted 50-Mscellaneous for Sale Coin Show. FREE ADMISSION Radi 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, S track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $130 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 031.1714 for free home demonstration, 1915 12x65 Mobile Home 313R, 144 bath Call 32 1-0101 or I317464 1.5 ACRES, OAK AND PINE ON PAVED STREET, $6,000. 1 ACRE WITH LARGE 3 OR, 114 BATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK I QUEEN PALM, $16,500. - SKYLINE 14' w.fireplac. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr, 323-3200 VA A FHA Financing 2.5 ACRES, PINELAND, ROAD FRONTAGE, $7,900. 19 ACRES, OAK & PINE ON PAVED ROAD $35,000. KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 78-MotorcyCleS 69-Stamps-Cohn 52-Appliances - WILL BUY EXISTING lit & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, LIc. Mfg. Broker. 525 No. ID Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 162.743 -SIISLIR REALTY 11 Hunt Realty, Inc. ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $23.95 es. PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $30. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322.0721. • __'.I -- 2524 PARK DR. 322-2115 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 3279251 372 3991 322-0648 GENEVA AREA 6.7 LAKEFRONT, IMPROVED MARION COUNTY it ACRES ZONED RESIDENTIAL, $3,555 PER ACNE, SUPER $UNLAND$ II 1 NW ! --' U large*.*vlitavop.V,Yitem. C 2 lots 00x145, Lake Mary. 11 acres near Oviedo, excellent for farming, pasture, horses etc. Also campsite lot near Hwy SOS 201 on Little Wlthlachooche, River. 530.9531. FRANKLIN COUNTY 137 ACRES FACING GULF OF MEXICO, $1,711 PER ACRE. W. Garnet? no . - 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from 5140 per acre. $750 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 305-641.56% S 8301026. Eve S vkends 9fl4.734.$96.4. S acres Lk. Sylvan area, $20,000. But Terms. William Malic. zowslii, Realtor. 333.7903. New 23$ Homee. 4 pot. Interest to HAL COIUIT p . 322- 2420 APPLICATIONS faian by plies's. W. 354$ csmmirCIel leans. 11 &filitie W on Ped mortgage. REALTY INC. Yarn Krause. Petter Man?. gag A laveolmant corp.. 1151 MULTIPLE LISTING-NEALTO - Adei*en Md., Or leaft. 1111115 INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY. I .Llcanaad Martgege mrskem acres West side. * It. of rail 1.155 t: uSIN. Psi. A$ Wit enL*.Aft Jyel$S.if Alvps,t ft* sI74$in$asMrt -cma.aang ,*.vMIea.- - Horseback riding, swimming pool, tennis court, S acre farm, 3 OR, 2 bath with C.H&A In the country. See* Isv rent with kit Chin sdlilesl, bulk InrMIs Mae. $ Feirthet Or.. tuNis. -. ___ DATED this - Sanford's Sales Leader HAS IT ALL siding. Older bedding, needs rewvtlng. $25000 or 69 - CBWLM ___ ___ 2433'; S. French (17-92) Sanford 323-5324 n, and lila the IN CInalt Cewt .0. I ______ - MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 JOHN KNIDER A$$OC. 107W. Commercial Phone 335-7551, Sanford s 101 lange $ Eøt, No 11110 a". as mcir4ei is Public Records et MOISCIlIP N AND 01%ftwo CK" 40 __ so hr , ~ - The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2A"10. 4A ___ I. PEOPLE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL - AM Paper riots, 325 cuslemers. Gail Income. Write Sea lice Evening Herald. P.O. Sea 1657, .ft nford, 35771. SemInole Cety, Pterig. ___ Res ____ Illm film Vast -we all Is Wulff a coy of Value, .__,..,t 5* wiN N • .raI.nt PS._semv P.I pIa - ______________ . REALTY WORLD Rig. now Eatale Prehar PNal,PtmIiaNaiws,ffi . 'o - iulLRanue$NOW 1it Wd Has Perk do 111 P1011 I" it POW Im me d * it the Public R IWAWb pe Let 11, SINZiuNINS HILL, CNI UK SECTION 4, aiwdbes fo ""I 11111111,,,, thereof, as rsrNd is FlaP Seek fo ,.. , - - 0 -. -- 29& 49 - - d4pgeJ In our swat lesser sad cooked pMan anI crispy is ow . -cuuliedsucnmchypurfscda.ikuou, wss'wmeweh.dcIl4ei. .44u:;- , hihspessus -inuc.petrnsedwa FIts a rrjuicn lila skis-so Lvi's. aksui MI Pass a this sles cue, an eMil.,. lifersl.Cela.v coleslaw and 1I regelsi P Ceis," colsshw ad MesarupkPlpeIC.Is,"c.ksk. -skiNpeuiCkips, I - LEISURELY LIVING. 3 BR, 2 bath home on Lake Sylvanl Your own Pool 1, PetIo, - w.w ca,p,t DR. Eq. eat-in kit., Fla. Rm. 1. Many Extrasl BPP WARRANTED. Only $41,lO0l 1( 0 ) ) ) ) 24-&skwss partunftlss 0""~#W"ft . . . apse'wad,' lisped is our * leSsee sad cooked so geMe., ..s.h. 1 the CswtMuui of semlnelu Cuwmty, - ft Two ow North Atlantic whis, filet, whit, ant, boae$ess ihickset ur (puow o - . ~ - OW NOTICE ls"ong§Y Classified Ads are the smallest big news items you will find anywhere. RANTED Wow, lust 132.0001 $ecrstary-Respsnslble for typing & telephone receptionist. Please apply Florida !xtrvslen, 2540 Jet Las's, Sanford. 323.33* -- INC. REALTORS 530401 or 339-47 11 eves. FORGET ME NOT. Remodeled 2 BR, 1 bath home with w.w carpet, C-H&A, OR, eq. "t-in kit., & Morel Will paint exterior In buyers choicel BPP WAR- telling It like It Is. I Maids. Full time seasonal em. pleymeid. ExperIenced only. -Dyslim,Sanford . FORREST GREENE Mayfair area on 3 lots wIandscspingl Dining area Fla. Rm., spacious Rms., util rm., washer & dryer & Many Extras I BPP WARRANTED, A great buy for $4,3001 JUST Immaculate Sanford 31½ with new carpeting, FR, porch, laundry ores, workshop, well w. plenty outside faucets for watering the shrubs & fruit trees. $311000. LET'S RE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new -. career you wouldn't be reading this at and If we weren't looking for semaona to do a lub this ad wouldn't be hire. if you want the opportunity to.sertu Three to Five Hundred dollars a week. call 11*133-5411 anytime for recorded message. I .-- FTU area near entrance, 4 piex lot on small lake. $13,300. Lake Mary, lake view lot, nice shade trees. $10,000. BEAUTIFUL3 OR, 1 bath home In Si-Household Goods BATEMAN REALTY 43-Lots-Acreage TERRIFIC 3 BR, 11A bath, brick home In Washington Oaksl C. NSA, 19. IRs, DR Needs a little workl A super buy for 133,2001 WORDS County property 3.l'.t frame, pine floors, water front, FR, porch, fireplace. Owner will hold small 2nd. $4,150. Secretary-receptionist for proi fess onal office. Should be ox. perienced A mature. Please send complete resume & raw- WiCa to Pox 12, c.0 Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1137, Sanford, Fl. 32711. All replys will be confidential. . 3 BR, 1"7 bath, range, ref., dish-w, washer.dryer. Fenced backyard, $27,300. Call 3222171 ext. 22 before S or 323.4390 after 5:30. DREAM HOME. Super 3 BR, 21/2 bath home on ½ acre under const. in Shadow Lake Woods I Every Featurel Solarium off MBR, foreplace,, OR, FR, eat.ln klt.I Buy now-select colorsl Yours, for lust 516,2301 FANCY* Sanford 3.2, split plan, wall-to. wall, lot 53025. $21,000. OWNER OPERATORS Mercury Motor Express needs owner operators in the fiat bad division for East coast operation. Steady year around 'work. Advances on each trip. Call Bob Bevis toll free 1100.13$. 6572. EOE. . MLS 323.5774 Day or Night SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath home In San Lards w.C.H&A, ww carpet., split BR plan, eat-in kit., 19. rrns.I Pool piannedl Specious home for 133,0001 NO Nice Sanford neighborhood for 2.1. FR could .asiiy,be converted to 3rd BR, porch, utility rm, 102*135 lot. $31,300. _ •' 1 ' Pine Hills, sale or lease. Fla. living, 19. home, pool, many extras. 407 Corkwood La. 2001364 In the So's. Lease $350 1st & last dep. Owner. Inc. REALTOR, 323-1214 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311313 E. First St. 3273622 CallBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 749$ Harold Hall Realty SELLERSI BUYERSI YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME WE SELL HOMES I WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath ef. ficlency home on .72 acrel W.w carpet, eat-in kit., range, ref.l Excellent location across from IdylIwilde Elem.l Value In the landl A buy for 513,0001 41-N Call Teddy or Elaine AAA EMPLOYMENT 201 Commercial 323-5176 Legal Notic. ____ -- REDUCED $2,000 for qu,ck isle. A real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1"2 bath, like new, room to grow. Excellent neighborhood. This Is a choice properly. Call today to see, $29,900. REALTY 2lR house for rant $150 month Call 323.67 IWO FOR GOOD _____________________ 1 ACRE Lk. front EXECUTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath home. Has all extras, Tennessee stone fireplace open to DR S LR. Beautiful floor plan. $72,000. STENSTROM 2 BR, I bath. Equip. kitchen. Lg. fenced bk. yd. $223 mo., lit last + deposit. 323.1117 after 5 p.m. WE HAVE A LOT OF 'GOOD JOBS WAIT. - $125 FR I. HUGE 20*20 master BR, formal DR & other plus features. Priced at 5.47,730 wvarious terms avail. OVER ~ Irl?- _____ ____ - 6 Drawer Wooden Desk Very Good Shape 5761 THESE ARE SOME Of OUR JOBS _______________ You'll be surprised at the space inside, quality in the present swimming pool, fireplace in the Br' OWN ER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost new, orange trees, C.H&A. 7' Pct. assumable mart. Call 323- BARGAIN HUN I ERS PARADISE That's Ciasslfled Ads THREE BEDROOM ONE BATH Sot ROSALIA DRIVE - ______________________ ' :SaIe ii,itis 41-Houses New) OR, 2b, C.H&A,carp.t $33,500. M Broker-Contractor 322-6457 Cash for your lotI Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprises, Inc. Medal Inc., Realtor 644.3013 32-Houses Unfurnished -. ...Jruf IWk VA-F HA.235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment Sanford Adults 1 OR Deluxe all electric, fully carpeted, $151 mo, + deposit. 323.801. COCKTAIL WAITRESS Sharp girl. if you're tired of living only off your tips, heres a salary ($2.90) + tips. Excellent clientele. if you look in the mirror & like what you see call us right away. BOOKKEEPER Do general payroll, accounts rec. & payable, take charge of bookkeeping procedures for local company, good working conditions. LAUNDRY PERSON Sort & bundle laundry. Mon. thru Fri. Some overtime, need right away. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND $50 reward for return of $iam PICTITIOUSNAME RECEPTIONIST - permanent FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, fern. cat. Lost vicinity of Scott Name Is hereby given that I am positien.wln, good pay & ox. FLORIDA Aft, New Year's Eve. 323.t254. w'.gege In busineis at 2q13 Orlando CAROL •MY ThRE8ONS csllent benefits for sharp .girl .JRNETT AND CASE NO.: la.277I.CA44.0 _____________________ Dr., Sanford, Seminole County, ffiIEPIOS 0 MOVIE IN II: THE MARRIAGE OF with good telephone voice, "Memo Florida, tmderth.fictltlovs name of LOST Calico Cat 1MYMOORE DINAHI typing, shorthand & general 7:15. 10:00 F' _ VERONICA ANN MITCHELL ACTION MOTOR SALES INC. D.C. Viclnityofph&Oak mom ROOERB(R) EDUCATIONAL PROoffice experience required. Paid I I. 323.1213 med ical Insurance, vacation & Petitioner, AACTION HONDA and that I Intend __________________________ GRAMMING _____________________ 'GENE register said name to with the Clerk 5:30 holidays provided. If you would and HACKMAN of the Circuit Court, Seminole NEWS t3 CHESTER L. MITCHELL enloy meeting people and an. ' 1200 4--CNM Care County, FlorIda in ac 'dance with •Th(00000UPLE •THEPARTRIOGEFAMILY swering the phone for one of the (1)BIG VALLEY 'Alias Nellie Pl'v# lefl of the is s t he FictItIous Respondent. nations largest builders apply Handly" Victoria becomes conName Statutes, TO-Wit: Section 655 ADULTS 3:00 lbyslttinglnmyp,Ome. NOTICE OF ACTION betweunIa.m.&3p.m,,bj. days M3. state prison concorned about id es Flor a Statut itIl. (4) UPBEAT CHILD 1.50 lto3thlldren. TO: at 3701 S. Sanford Ave. or sand NO PASSES Howard Hodiman. ditlons and secretly arranges Ref. Avail. 333447 CHESTER L. MITCHELL resume to Cardinal Industries 10:00 PLAZA II 7:30 - t:31 to be arrested and lncarcerat______________________ Publish: January24, 31, February 7, Last Iino*i'i residence: Inc., P.O. lox U, Sanford, Fl., AR KS (2)0 CARD 0 14, 17 ad. Maine 32771. Equal Employment INVITATION TO SID (J)ØALLINTHEFAMILY(R) ______________________ Present residence is unknown. OE F-11111 Opp ortunity. The Board of Trustees of the YOU 12:37 ________________________ ARE NOTIFIED that an _____________________ Seminole memorial Hospital invites action for 10:30 fell COLONY MANOR- a new 0MANNIX Mannix is framed Beginner, intermediate A advanc. Dissolution of Marriage bids upon the following: (2)0 ALL STAR SECRETS company selling los' murder by of the Id tennis instruction for adults & home has been filed against you and you HOSPITAL LAUNDRY SEN. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ()0T1*CEISROHT decorating & gift items, need5 juniors. Single, group & clinics. are required toserwa copy of your IIONTUINTN sue to VICE JUDICIAL CIE. managers & coimsilors in this Unsurpassed facilities written defenses, If any, tO It on CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 11:00 Additional Information, plans and CHARLES A. DENLINGER, 1240 seCtion. Daily pay, no deliveries, Head Racquet Club. For info specificatio ns are available COUNTY, FLORIDA. (2)0 HIGH ROLLERS .- EVER WHICH • KOJAK A prize fighter must have use of car. Get in on call Head Pro Doug Malic. at Of. Petltlo.e,'s Attorney, whose ad. Ice of the Materials Manager. No. HAPPY DAYS WAY BUT LOO the ground floor. For in. goes berserk and takes two zowikI, 333.7353 520 Mait land Ave", IN II TsP MARRIAGE OF All bids shall be mailed to the drM formation call 333.3Ø3 Altamonte Springs, people hostage after learnIng Floride, 3270), 11:30 Mat er ials Manager of the Seminole LARRY ANDREW HAWK, that his wife was mwdered.(R) -th Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First on orbIforeFebrvary1Xp,,1l7a ITW (2)OWHULCFPORTIJNE If you are career minded & looking. bwW flletheorlglnalwl th theCi.rkofmis Street, Sanford, for exc ellent opportunities In Florida 33171. All Court LOVE P et itioner, too PG AVON servic either before e bids shill be Peetmirhad retailing, merchandising, now on and JANE HAWK,Wlfe, retailing .... .. net later Petitioner's attorney or Im. NANCY m the Ph day of February i your time to be a part of is Fix r -' -• 1'?', ijy ttlersserg .4Mr,,lá a • YOUR SPENDING P9WIR? 1. '11:55 au shalt be received on or bea Central Florida's No. 1 Men's ER BLAST default will be entered Sell Avon to help fight back. For Chief of Staff. against you tlii Ph day of February 1fl ®•CNPIEWS wear firm. Exc. benefits & Responded, for the relief demanded In the details call M4317 Opening of such bids will lake Petition. NOTICE OF acyios Commission plus. To start a Place at the Off ice of flue Materials career today. Call 305$e1717, Manager of the Seminole Memorial WITNESS my hand and seal O ITO: NANCY JANE HAWK Ext. 22. this Court on January i, tm Hospital at$:OOo'clock A.M. on the (SEAL) General Delivery 12th day of February tm Truckee, CalifornIa A LITTLE SALESMAN IN Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Seminole Memorial Hospital PRINT... That's a Classified YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an PUBLIC NOTICE Clerk he CIrcuit Court reserves the rIohi to relict any AdI action tsr Dissolution of Marriage THE 'FARMERS HOME AD. ty N. Cappe et By: P all bids. has been filed against w and YOU Deputy Clerk MINISTRATION HAS FOR SALE, ______________________ Publish: January 27 33. 24 107$ are reapired to W?W Copy of YOUr FROM TIME TO TIME, FARM. Publish: January 10, 17, 24,31, 117$ DE ." defenses, If any, to It on RESIDENTIAL, BUSINESS, DEF.13 ABBOTT M. HIRRING, RECREATION ANDrOR OTHER Arthnr IvemileA ____ rrrnonsrs attorney, ofsss ad. . --w - - w -, PROPERTIES. - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE eN IS 201 Wilt Firs? lrlt. ANY LICENSED REAL ESTATE IISNYIRNTN JUDICIAL dR. Sanford, Florida 32711, on or biters ____ BROKER INTERESTED IN CWT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Febuary 25th, DIL and file the LISTING THIS! PROPERTIES COUNTY, FLORIDA. oripinsi with the Clerk it this Civil SHOULD CONTACT TN! FAR. CIVIL ACTION NO. 'ens-CAM.! e4ther before service on pstltisners h ;S MERS HOME ADMINISTRATION IN lI THE MARRIAGE OF operVSpedab attorney, or ImmedIately there. AT 314 COMMERCIAL, P. 0. BOX WILLIAM HOWARD RUNG!, often otherwise a default will be an. IMP. SANFORD, FLORIDA. 32771. tired Nail's? you for the relief TELEPHONE: 321.4251 Husband.Petflloner, demanded In the Petition. PvbUsI JUL 1*, 17, iS. 1, 21, 32. 23, and WITNESS my hand and the seal it 34,15o 25.20.2L$ Feb It 19" KATHRYN F. RUNG!, this Court on the IPh day it DIP-fl January, W7L Wife-R espondani. (SEAL) IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND NOTICE OF ACTION ARTHUR H. UCKWITH, JR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Petty M. Cs CIVIL ACTION NO. fl.N4A.D THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: KATHRYN F. RUNG! WHOSE ROBERT L. IRWIN, as Trvst. uly Clerk RESIDENCE AND MAILING AIIOTT N. HERRING ADDRESS IS 12M Elva DrIve, .. riwvv, Atlanta Gourpla. i. I I vs , j LEONARD J. FINCH and i Attorney for Pet Itiener A sworn PeiitIo for Dissolution it L p BEATRICE FINCH, his wife, and I MarrIage having been filed i PublISh: January 34, 31, Fubruery k. SEMINOLE MEMORIAL reardlnu Your marriage to HOSPITAL, DIF.fg WILLIAM HOWARD RUNG! and I\JV •I also seeking other relief and claims Ditendanfe. against you affectIng the following NOTICE OF ACTION described real personal .1• TO: ____ ___ . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT preporty, PS wIt: I . LEONARD J. FINCH and SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PARCEL I wife, BEATRICE FINCH, Ii. CO. NO. 7S4NS.CA4g.8 Lit 4. Slicks. LOCH ARBOR, CIANK.$EMlNOLE COUNTY, whese midencu are unhnoon and COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE tormelly kauewu as COMSANK. whew last kaem maliinp ad*as, SECTION, ausrdlng Is the pit . I... is: CA$$ILSIR NY, mare,l as rscsrdad In Plot leak 1, Peel Office Pea 17$ ____ V. Pages 71 and 72, Public Records it . Chose. North Carslna V20 1 Plabeuff, leminsI, Cuviwy, FIends. YOU ARE HERESY _NOTIFIED VS. PARCEL 11 that an actlen to fore.,loae a mer. AUNIL Z. SCHMIDT, it vs., it al The Welt ens.tlulrd it the Eat 30 few an 400 ftN8WWQ In of the Multi Amy fm if the mnsa couwy. Florida. 0000"" I$'v.'7-fl 3221102 LAST NIT! PLAZA I THURS. PG 41-Houses APARTMENT FOR RENT 3-$2I2 2314001. Ph" 447-Z133 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, FlOrida 32711 L.gal NofIc 41-Houses NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto Ave. SECRETARY Be your own boss, 3 day week, do some filing, type 50 to 55 & Answer phone. Good lob for sharp person. MACHINIST Have general machine knowledge In repair & upkeep. Very good lob for someone who Is tired of lob hoping. Security Guards needed Orange & Seminole Counties. Full & Part time positions. Preferably 153 (be. or over. Must have tran. sportatlon & phone. Call am. to 2 p.m., Mon. thru Fri. Weddingsby DOT NOTARY PUBLIC after 3p.m. Vella 8is, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Seminole $ites R1w, 7 am., Jerry's Airport - MANAGEMENT 'IRAINEE. If you are Interested In a career in stall silos management we have a Career Development Program designed for motivated people like yovl Excellent ad vancemint opportunity and a full range of benefits. For In. turview contact Mr. loatner, Zales Jewelers, Sanford Plaza. EOE M.F. WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Male" Datinp Service. All Ages, ____ FRIDAY,JANUAAYIS 430 (4) MIKE DOUGlAS •BEWITCHED •MERV GRIFFIN 0 ROOKIES Sonseaworthy wood Products. San. ford, Fla., MIgri. of Teakwood ports needs a man wtlo can keep up with company growth. mm . 2 years sip, on sawing, assembly & finishing wood parts. Call preferably after 3 p.m. Dick Cruger 322-0144. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? Plerida Aubss S.dsIy 8lio1e Oiter, 2 p.m., Florida Power & Ugl, Sanford. PrOVMn by WPJW Jansen of Mt. Dera on wililowers. , BrIfte UICbSSU, play 10a.m., Garden QbofSanford, entrw.ce to Siinland Estates Highway 17. $2.50 for leach and prizes. (1) THE BRADY BUNCH HOGAN'S HEROES 'YNNIIILI-ISI BATTLE OF THE PLANETS ISESAMESIWI . 8:25 TY INFL 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 j)0 TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI- iS-Hi Vn ________________ ________ 4, CAPTAIN KANGAROO _______________- Sferd AA, $ p.m., 1101 W. Fird St. _____ 31-44artments Furnished For Rent: Adults only, Includes water, furnished, $125 cash mo. 3223336. WE HAVE SOME EXCELLENT JOBS & REASONABLE FEES COME IN & LET US PUT YOU TO WORK - _____ I4N$RS of We.ea Vofers board Spring St., Altansonte Springs. - -i ..- ____ aib, 11-4inlpWan$ed - _____ Greater Ie',1e TeesImI.treu !Jan3nfd5 Springs Qvic Pubikatlon Sunday Noon Friday ________ Metholist Qiw'th, Caelberry. sinin Rebakak tam. , $ p.m., ON Fellows Hall, 1W% Magnolia Ave., Sanford. 0MA'$'H(R) ECTRIC COMPANY $ 00 Day Before Noon The ___ ______ (2)0 TODAY @)S CBS NEWS M . .0000 MORNING AMERI- •ONI UFETO LIVE CA _uI 0 SESAME STREET aD 0 m DOCTORS 7:25 ouo,po LIGHT 2)TOOAYINFLOR$DA 3 00 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (2)0 ANOTHER WORLD 0 NEWS GENERAL HOSPITAL ZOOM (R) 7:30 (2)0 TODAY 3:30 00000 MORNING A $ a.m., Mayfair Cowr now, Holiday SanfL BuSl.eAA, noon, Ma' R.flb Center, Robin Road, Altamonle Springs. Welgbt Witeben, 10a.m. Lake Mary Prebyter1an Church; 7p.m., Lcngwood Quality urn, 1-4 and SR U4. Ahassislis 1p noon, Ireland's. Dim W.rbs, 10 am, and 7p.m., Ward's, Interstate g AEDOSdE Ovmua$en Ai..ya, 7:30 p.m., Coinmirnity United yjp AND l, DEADLINES •• 6:49 0D EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS ltOO 7:30 Wymore Road, Altamonte Spring& ' 100 (2) 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUAFM (1) MIDDAY 620 (4)0 THE JEFFERSONS •.. 4k a lit: itime ..... HOURS 3cenSICVflVI times .... 3$c a liná 5:30 P.M. 7ciiCVtIvi times .....3k a Iir4 5:00 A.M. ., MON DAY thru FRIDAY 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY .Noon TH'JSSDAY,JAN'JARY$ 7:30 a.m., Holiday Imi, (2) NEWS (1) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW •NYANS HOPE (2) 2COUNTRY FISHING 930 RATES S.t SeIae OpUa&i 6:10 D NOT .1.. - - • 100 (4JCRACI(ERBARREL .0WATCH YOUR MOUTH •8tjf4pJ5 900 (4)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann's romantic Involvement leads her to discover a great deal about herself and the man she loves, (Pan2of2 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Three beautiful women P011 U the Angels to pull off a series of - Winter Park - 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. $ P.m.. DeBmy Countnwdty p.m. f 0 NEWS DUCATIONAL PRO- Orlando .322-2611 -" FASTLESS ADS ______ (biter, Shell Road. YOUNG 5:53 0 PTL CLUB Seminole W)NE5DAY,JANUA*YI4 8t11$ 1 00 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 ___ - AFTERNOON 11:30 (11 (M TONIGHT Guest host: Gabe Kaplan. Guests: Richard Lewis, Dick Schaap. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME ROCKFORD FILES for d uncovers a huge land swindle while Investigating the disappearance of a real estate salesman and $10,000. OPOUCE WOMAN Pepper goes undercover to catch a pilot flying drugs In from Mix)' CO. - 1CLASSIFIED CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS -_ o Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1171-lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - MA PAINTING All types painting A house cleaning. Free 1st. 333.43$4. - DANNYS PAINTING lnterior.Extlq House Painting LIcensed.lns,ed.,es,d. FREE Estimates. (30$) 322.5460 ALL LUMBINGPROI L RepalrsLealIl,FastSarvlce Chg. Cdi. Accepted 337.1551 $swFlUug PRECISION SAW FILING Let vsfileygvr$awl menicau Red LII 353.9113 TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, slump rern'sI, licensed & InFR!( 10.143.119, - @USIIIE$t- DIAL, 3 11 01 $314,3 M1 �• • SB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. g ,•,p,,• r -.• t' , , . Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1,1 72st Year, No. 136—Thursday, January 25, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents 4. I' -' ... - 19 Witnesses Cal led; But ler Case ndered ;,•j o .'... . ) -. ', -- V "There'll be nothing of in.. terest happening for at least four hours," State Attorney Investigator Dan Lawrence announced to a group of reporters outside the Jury cham bers at 11 am. Lawrence declined to answer questions after making his comment Including questions concerning the calling of additional witnesses- 1 been called to testify are 5 1 . ' 4 if w I. Among those who have •i ',f.IjV . The Seminole County Grand Jury began deliberations morning after taking testimony from l9wltneues in connection with allegations Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler punched a former policeman. Deliberation began about 9:31' am, this morning after the grand Jury heard testimony from one witness. A total of ii persons gave testimony throughout the day Wednesday. i FOR •-' —, waiting to testify. Among those Sanford policexnen called to testify were LI. Paul Whitley, Sgt. Roy Williams, U. Bucky Hayden, j .. patrolman Danny Bernosky 'A and former patrolman Carey Herndon. Also testifying were / Butler's wife, Nancy, his son, Benny and his daughter-In-law. "I wish they would just leave T051MY SANDS us alone and let us do our jobs." ...courthouse reflection one Sanford policeman cornmented. "I've got work to do. I wish everyone would just leave Western of Sanford, who was defendant would give him us alone and let us get back to sitting at a nearby table. immunity in the case. our work," the officer said. Sands claims he walked over "We felt it was necessary to to the chief's table and Butler bring this to the grand jury The only witness called today began calling him names and because of the turmoil and was Winter Springs patrolman hit him in the jaw. Sands claims controversy surrounding the Jehn Warrington. The officer the punch sent him to the floor. Sanford Police Department and was apparently called to testify Butler says Sands walked the chief," Cheshire said. "The about an Incident which oc- over to the table and when he only way to put the situation to curred about one month ago in rest Is for t he grand jury to give Longwood. Warrington was a it its attention," he said. backup off Icer in that incident. The hearings are being led by No charges were fil ed in the Chief Assist ant State Attorney I WiSh incident, which involved Sands Chris Ray. Cheshire said this and a friend dri ving in a car and may be the first assault and becoming involved with the battery case ever brought driver of another car. The two before the Seminole Co unty drivers apparently tried to Grand Jury. force each other off the road, He said he also felt it was according to polIce, necessary because a chief of police an d former patrolman Sands speculated Warrington were involved in the incident. may have been called In con- By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer t • -. .- ,• . - .A . . . ' . -- • 1 'v I I' wish . ;. ,() they would . ,• . Butler, and City Manager . 1 . Warren E. Knowles, who was , . • . with the Butler party A of the incident, Nov. 17, W71, at .I . •. ,'' the Pewter Pub In Sanford. . Tommy Sands. flvas flVI'fl jI% L'D.111. ID ...ei. .1. Whila Ann1lnIn. f., . the £D3I IDJ air. WIWI UIlUUVIl 2JLU probstioniry Patrolman who us alone' specificareas of the grand made at the time of the in...at hearing l•ra)d PIISIO by Tom VnCIIlI was fired by Butler In August jury's investigation, Cheshire cldent. He did not elaborate on RALPH RYAN AND HIS R'S FAME did say he was not expecting and later cI.ehned the chief hit He was among the first to tils comments. him at the Pewter Pub, Waited testify Wedoe.day and had not The remainder of the wit- was asked to leave faked a fall. them to Invedigite areas other throioi* the day Wednesday of tate this ness., testifying Wednesday Butler says Sands faked the than that of wlznary Interest, and this morning at the morning, were employees and patrons of incident to got back at him for which Is known to be the Pewter SSIfllflole Coedy Courthouse. Pub Incident. Cheshire added Wednesday Sands sat with a the Pewter Pub, 2544 S. Park Firing Sands. Sands said he was asked to group of reporters covering the Ave., who were at the eatery State Attorney Douglas the grand jury could investigate rNn.iIn avilishle In the event hearings, about 20-feet from a when the Incident occurred. Cheshire explained Butler was any area It deems appropriate, the grand Jury wanted to CilI group of Sanford policemen and They Included Jim Longworth, not called to testify because without the suggestion or aphim for fltl testimony- many of their wives who were owner of the pub and Mike legally, subpoenaing a possible proval from his office. 4/ just leave Lost R's Fame: He'sArrrrri'o gh t. By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor R's Fame was home safely in Ralph Ryan's kennel today, and the mystery surrounding the theft of the prize greyhound from the Longwood dog track left few clues for State of Florida Division of PariMutuel Wagering Investigators, Arthur LaRose, who retired from the cattle business in Vermont six years ago, found the dog wandering around In his neighborhood in DeLand Wednesday. He telephoned the Sanford.Orlando Kennel Club (SOKC), which contacted Ryan. Ryan, of lake Mary, drove to Deland with Division investigator Doug Safreed and — up the greyhound. LaRose will receive a $SIX) reward, track offi cials and Ryan said. Safreed's security report to Division of Parl.Mutuel Wagering headquarters in Miami noted that the greyhound was reported missing Saturday and that the collar R's Fame had been wearin g was found at the southeastern corner of the parking lot near some orange trees at the SOKC In Longwood. Thi greyhoun d was wearing a scarf when found. "It was apparent that whoever took the dog aid 01 the truck in the parking lot threw the collar out as they were leaving," said Ryan this morning. "They put the scarf on her to , hands her ." R's Fame is a four-year-old in the twilight of a brilliant racing career. The dog Is con- 1 Today sidered the best breaker at SaidOrdOrlando Kennel Club, and while Ryan did not place a specific value on her, he indicated that she had great potential as a brood hitch once her racing days are finished. Greyhounds may not race past the age of five. "The dog was In fine shape, and apparently wasn't mistreated," Ryan added. "e was two pounds overweight, so I know she didn't go hungry." There was speculation that the dognapper kept the dog for a few days and turned her loose in DeLand. Arend 7* Clock .........4-A Horoscope ................2-B Bridge ....................2-B Hospital ..................6-A Csks ...................2.3 Obltiarles ................2-A Qiuwerd ................2.3 OURSELVES .............1B Editsrl ..................4-A Sports ...................74-A Dear Abby ................1-B Television ................4-u Dr. Lb ................. ZR Weather ..................6-A Knock, Knock Who's There ? R's Fame had been wandering In the LaRose neighborhood for a couple of days. [aRose's daughter-In-law Mrs. Terry [aRose, saw the greyhound Tuesday and Wednesday and recalled wondering what kind 01 breed It was. "My fathu4n4aw hadn't seen it until Wednesday when he took it bide," she said. "He goesto the track, and had heard about its disappearance. He knew rigid away that it was the one that was missing." A volunteer Lake Mary substation. "I saw the people fireman was looking for a get out of the car but there was Sanford fireman Wednesday gas dripping out into the street and Into the station's driveway but couldn't ftW am. "I rang that doorbell and arid I thought the people in the banged on the door but no one station could help," said curt. Dunaway, who works at Jack answered," said Presser Ford on U.S. 17-fl Just Dunaway, who for y south of where the accident has be Ryan, one of greyhound racing's true gentlemen, had been very distressed about the rn1ithg dog."U someone took her, I just hope they give her a good home," he said Monday. Ryan's wife Indicated he had not been — well since the disappearance. "Bid he dept well led night," abs said. "th fact, he $le$ edIl 7:30 today. That's ihesrd of, because Ralph Is always up at 5." Lake Mary fire department. Dunaway. , ___ station after seeing a two-car accidssdonUL 17421n front of the Sanford Fire Depegtm.gg "I thought there was supposed to be at least one person See KNOCK, KNOCK, Page ZA 350 County Children Fac ing 4.0 Cutoff S By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer About 1000 children enrolled the state. ..Ll.i....1 f_..._._M__ iiwicu 4J1IUflWULy toorwnae uurn Care (4C) program in Central Florida - Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties - will be dropped from the program, unless plans of the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS) are changed. Under the program, working mother and fathers pay a portion of their salaries for child care at qualified centers with the state picking up the difference through federal funding. About 350 children would be cut from the Seminole County program, Mrs. Mary Mize, active in the 4C program locally, said today. "I see mothers every day who are desperate for help with child care," said Mrs. Mize. "If their children cannot be taken care of, they cannot work," she said, adding this means In many cases these mothers will have to go on welfare. She said most of the mothers who take advantage of the program are earning the minimum wage or slightly more and cannot afford to pay the full cods of competent child care. In addition, Mrs. Mize said, more than 300 children are on waiting lists for child care. ecau3eofUmftedstatefund1ni, even before the proposed cuts, new children have not been added to the program In Seminole County for the past nine months, she said. Because of the program, working mothers and fathers who might otherwise be on the welfare rolls can afford to hold paying Jobs. The HRS plan calls for funding for Central Florida and Dade County to be reduced to permit child care programs to be initiated In other areas of the state, according to a report released by Phoebe Carpenter, administrator of the 4C program for Central Florida. State funding for the Central Florida area would be reduced from $3.6 million annually to $2.2 million in July. By the second year ut the reduced subsidy for Central Florida, Mrs. Carpenter said, only $1.75 million annually will be allocated to the area. Mrs. Carpenter said local legislators are aware of the problem and are receptive to the feelings of the people. She suggested that those who understand and appreciate the effectiveness of 4C write their legislators. School Ener y Repor' t Card.le $ 15,000 Savings o 1st Month 9 3y LEONARD KRAtDORF lct as a whole showed a decrease 01 $1$,1N.IS In the total HiraM Staff Writer electric bill or 17.30 percept. It h b phot three monthe since the Seminole Cointy school district Implemented its energy conservation program and that I ," Cu$z salt for the first full month of operation the district saved $15,000 __ CIA ward the compared to the same month the vest before. schoole which show the best r,dwtlon In their electric The program deslp,d to cut the electric bill 01 the cool hills cosnpars4 to the urns "_the year bds.e. ayuten, had 17 of the 40 schools show a decrease In eledridly The system developed will give the school a certain amount of .ed in November. ____ mosey dspssdiag en the percentage uved. Atfonally, the top ___ __ _ The ac'iool board W.douday evening praised the energy. five schools with the bed ninuthiy dsers from the previous 0 0 ___ ___ left WhrL yes will be givuiaØ cash award. id sag ranged from a Prolinules'y_figur alw the d. As flgu.d by Carhop, the Isp five schools d th* hidøpirdtoalow01on.pircart,accorIgtoNi' Cahsa, director of .w 11"y services for the school dt1d. with $4 perosni, Wooilw'te Elementary with 30 pre percnt The School Energy Couservatlon Program received school w n a LIviSW ddis School with fl beard _ appoval late lad year arid ___ began operating fully In _ _ _ _ ___ ___ ___ ___ Cariton credited the d.cr.u. In energy sega to several actions "We have conbcted all the area police departments and told 1W yew the school district appropriated $1.7 million to The money to be vea ho the school Is tabss out 01 the lesoral which have been taken at the schools, them If they see any lights In the school, then they have cause to spsral fund d Is cr lewd vlded school's "sj of our schools we completely dark at night after everyone Is suspicious," Canton said. ____ to ciA the emly hill by at lead * The s gi ;boos" bob he aped en c.,jlo., in sating all parking lot and hallway llg)' Another cod.cittlng measure taken was to ..t all air___ I -, psi ciam UK chiléga, in I T r4. beaks. iiill* arid 4 off when the led cedodan leaves the schooL Before, conditioning thermostats at 7$ degrees and heater the,rnogtj g November 1fl with November 1177 the school be "unsd ho b the 1 '" I tho'a 1414. were en all night, he salt 6$ degrees, Carllnn said. as es cr rnerdy giGY e _ _ _ 1 -- '--. i 'AL .- , 4 -. •. . ..-. - ' -- -------------------- -- '.-- • :. .,_ -. . - . . . . •••:" - - .•.. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 24, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 24, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 24, 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/e81ea248331fb28df6c085b111701a74.pdf 81d3711b6f5a80dd9af386d42ccc4d8c PDF Text Text FI . BLONDIE 48—Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Feb. 13, 1f I ? 1... 2-3 ... F: yw TAKE TEN DEEP BEAT145 - -- by Chic 9-10 LL 0 50 Aardvarks diet Ij I DOWN - o iou CAN'T SOMErI.'IIN ABOUT TMAT/ by Mort Walker I PON'T SEE HOW... __________ HE ØOLIGH ,) HIS OWN MONEY --- __________ J • 0 To Make His ]Hleriltl Father Stop Smoking I DEAR DR. LAMB —IaznI2- D Lamb - I'N ----- - _ THE BORN LOSER - 71st Year, - (iMMLY - - - - - - - - - - - ___ - by Bob Montana - - - RULES STRICTLY ENFORCED ESPECIALLY IN ThE CAFETERIA.' RlGNT ,_. , - - - - - - more information on what fat isn't limited to the breist cigarettes do to people. Others And the net results MAY Wt.bt pleasing. cents with a long,stamped, self- It depends upon how severe addressed, envelope for It. Send the problem is. If a woman has your request to me In care a real problem, she may be this newspaper, P0 Box 1561, helped Radio City Station, New York, about the 53,tjy real thing that NY 10019. Will actually enlarge a breast. Your father's health problem Implants, of course, •- kISO should be a good warning to by plastic surgeons who do who want this Issue can send 50 so J 50 4.,44 C - BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL _____ HEY, LISW 10 1H I, JOtiU.. ¶'R6'S A 1UVITh)G Off A JHCL ?JEL'.J _ by Howls Schneider U I 5G. by AlVermier I LIKE PIANA )S5 N THAT SHE'S ON _____ ____ 19 COVIFLETELY I )JTCF IT—R1GHT7)t' - "ANP HER WEN 94E _ reach. Your chances for Februaryis,1179 A discarded hderest nililt be cess are excellent. rejuvenated coining (June 21-July WIN AT GE . aDd OVO profitable as a result An Idea you've been kicking ___________________________ ________________________ of an uaodatlon with those around for some time can work __________ elder mad mere experienced today If you'r, bold enough to take immediate action. Don't AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) Do something positive with LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Y= (doss today and you should Although you're willing to work be able to_ yourself on hard for what you want today, a more sulatWi material benefits are not likelY fUfl base. Find o______ ut more of what lies your efforts alone. Associate ahead for you In 1V79 by sending with strong allies who can help. ____ fer your copy of the ill-new vuwo (Aug. 23Se. 22) AstrOaph latter. Mail $1 for Things you do for yourself oschand a long, self..ddressed, today might be difficult to stamped envelope to Astro. accomplish. However, the Gr* P0 Box 419, RadIo City rewards are so large you should Station, N.Y. 10W. Be we to eqend your best efforts in this acu (Feb. 90-March 90) UMA(Se$.22.0ct. 23 ) You billiestigato fully before in. may have to forego an In. _ - %1OS SUNNY by Stolfel I Haimdahl . WITH PWTO AN, AeITt4RIU INDICATES A PRo,Peous — ___ FUTURO ____ CJPMC HOP"YOUM 111"We t4OSTICATION SP41 MEAN ANP P2ZZ ITZ27. I ANP ZZ2... J •fCA4f 8fVN- MR — _ - ___ __ reached six heartz on the bidding shown In the box.' Alan: "He didn't bother wIth any modern gadgets in an effort to get to seven, but it Is Just as well that he didn't." Oswald: "Waldy is usuall a slow player and the M. ding took quite a while. Waldy explained that he con-•J3 •10962 slderedtrylng for seven, but soum decided against It because •Q2 his heart suit was too weak. A j 955 The really Interesting feature of the hand Is that after A 104 winning the first trick in his • Q ss own Vulnerable: Both played his ace of hearts." Dealer: North Alan: The perfect safety Wed Nor* East %sith Play to gmmtm the con'tract against all card combi. i pus 1, nations. Obviously, his pg 3 PUS 25 dumm, play has not sufPan 4 .. fered .rom old age." p, p ' NORTH •Ki8 K 743 2 • A K 74 WEST ___ •103 •987 4 Q 1082 - - -. • K Q 865 - - _______ .i --- " • by Sob Thaves 5PIVER'AVN L I oR•-lIøsxr ,.. 4. T oPiy tc.I — - / ght bI$RPPIARIN I - - bydI.psIt I TUMILIWEIDS - . byT.K.Ryass ___________ *i.i.i Fh1r ThAT HlP16W H1UP ______ M 4i)pY: OF - - WA two / .cg , . ______ ___ OWU ' - - . - - 1'E FOID 1 ocitilp" / ___ . - b - ..A . . .- ft .--. 'I .......• -.-..- . .- - -- ... . ..........-. -.---.-•.--. fll' ' '6 ;:' - I & id d U _ rt po s __ ___ — d '" EhetW ' r . k osMe The state law, on the books for several years,according tocounty and state officials, requires such employees be paid full salary, Two street department employees have despite their national guard earnings. odldallyaskadformonlestheysaythecltyof For example, ____ guard ____ Sanford owes them for time spent over the earns $1 a week, goes to national all yens training with the Florida training for one week and is paid $50 by the fetjnI CL guard, the city and county In the past have Juetbowmuchthat ainoumts to could not be deducted the O paid by th e guard from that ____ Immediately ______ determined, according to City employee's salary. That, state law says, Is E. Knowles. Mener Wa illegal. AM whether the city is obligated to pay the Knowles said when he read that the county men for that purpose beyond one year ago will was going to seek a change in that law, nrA be known will, the city attorney resear- expressi ng a preference to continue the chug the mafltr and advise' tie city, partial-pay practice, he asked City Attorney lbs tam. came to light In recent weeks C. VernonMlzeJr. to look Into the ___ matter and when Sqsnh'ç4, County officials said they advise the city. wosldaok an amenukn.mgtoagate law Mlze's advice wu to hove the citycom. wlds requires mmmklp.1 and county ens. mission formally adopt a policy of paying full picyirsto pay their psrsoswel full salary for salaries to national guard personnel for that any time spent on military training with the period spent training, rogardiess of how much Florida National Guard. the guard pays them. SbIi Cousdy, as well as the city of Monday, city conuliluion,rs followed that Saolord, hive not bums complying with that advice unanimously and revlaed the partiallaw. The cowdy ut Sanford have paid their pay policy for city employees attached to the ____ of p Guardsmen Ask Sanford: Pay Us _ '- pasttesiariy Is _____ vii . is of - . -- - --"The advantage of thin — is its isunsily to be quIu ____ a POW dAM'1111111111116 is 1 116 0W of - - -. es OPP" ___ Re By TOM GIORDANO Herald Mg Editor $ of __-_-_____ s flow j, 1fsn.. tr--inri.s b-1I1 1 . - •i,s __' - I. $fl nth1rv is the I - __ __________ Here .(L). - ___ -1 - I.W00D... I huNK - - - I1' A M1Mfl. . Manager Torn Hut t.day bsItMbi#vual*im.of aaaeencsd that the - first I'$t P cat1iu 1 MUt7 ___of it. kind has bees FPè aim _____ ___ __asenngarifqst C*lir.theit'i11 sd.di.brthsa,ths s r&sin sde of PW r.w e / 1.114 i-ta Widow ___ Energy D OPP 0O t Vic tim s Fu ____ l ystem Us 'ed , - - Iywscauv Readl$WrIW I "ell K~Ll Suspect Wanted In Slayings ____ ___ P&L S said. The results would be tallied by an In house computer, which Is already on order and which would be used for other county functions and is expected to arrive later this year. Etchberger said the voting machines on hand could be sold or traded . In response to Mrs. Bruce's objections, Etchberger said _ _____ ____ _ __ by Stan Lie and John Romita E E TRU I AU. NIGHT! 48W/iriS LATIR... According to law, the county would have to have 460 of the new units at a cost of slight;y more than $100,000, he _________ __ __ ______ SPIDER-MAN $NI' L 1D e$V.6C', with a metal stylist, Th OMAE director said the system is currently used In several Florida counties Including Dade, Brevard and Polk. •'rm n going the other way," Mrs. Bruce said. "They had better talk to me; they are tampering with my department." Mrs. Bruce Is completing 28 years In her position. •- _ __ - ______ ____ FRANK AND ERNEST - ___ ____ _______ - The county's 178 current voting machines are in good working order and Mrs. Bruce said she doesn't see anything wrong with ct system. The proposed attache case-sized "votamatic" has no moving parts and would cost nothing for maintenance and present no storage problems, Etchberger said.. The piece of equipment on display In the county cornmission conference room is one of several types of equipment the commission has been looking at with a view toward conversion by early IM, he said.. The votarnatic would cost about$MO per unit, compared with about $3,000 per unit for a conventional voting machine. _ _ Gets Nod t volviug yourself in any CIInatIOn to tam uu'igs y ____ collective edirprises toda y. A today and step quickly to qulusrevosling discovery could protect your Interests when you provide some val uable in. see others fimihlli1g, Ask SCOHPIO (Oct.*Nov. 32)In Opening lead:0K AM (Mereh 21-April 19) If a sksaft when you thou& You hold: thsra's a big job that needs you couldn't corn. u with the _____________ .* do today, you're the one anew,r, you'll recognise that ____ AKxzx By others am. rily upontodoft. the •AQJIZI udAlaaSo.tag Yos'U tackle It without fear or thne. Now you can solve the •z problem. Oswald: "Waldemar von A Nebraska reader asks TAUUX (Apsill *May 31) UGMARM (Nov. U09C. ZWW Ono Of the greatest what opening bid we recom. players In the early days of mend Aay satra effort you now ox- 21) contract Is 82 and while his open one diamond, but eyesight hem allmost failed, it We con"r a one heart Opening umseri will not go unnoticed. that's been duck on dead does not keep him from just about as good a way to lo f, the acclaim " be center, U you devote your Playing an occasional hand stajroceedlnsa. ) evsr.wnlrf. misial cep,Nlk. to it now, Am. Alan: ______ he AW play (ForacopyolJACOBYMOD. YiWIWPOtII*iaItoday 11)Dovotsas much time ag atallwdll?" Oswald: "Iplayedafew ERN, send $1 to: "Win at eboald be directed toward possible today to an inbitloun hands against nim on a re- &Idg.," car. 0! thIs newspa. personal goal you plan to yours. Rewards will be cent visit to Honoluju. Hepr, P.O. Box 489, Radio CI&y always considered beyond equal to effort expended. held the South hand and Station, New York, N. Y. 10010.) _____ 'IOU cL! Bruce Rehab Pla n and develop emphysema and muscle, between your shoulder other complications from blades, develop good P0us' and at least take some pleas ure cigarette smoking. -_DEAR DR. LAMB — Is there In being told you're pretty. then you are. PRISCILLA'S POP Cu WELL, 'ICLJ THINK U ICE CF C(3l5E THE CX1_R '&WE'RE - ___ BRID ,i': NAME'GEJJERIC CIRLJ ____ -- the Moslem holy man who now leads Iran. top military aides of Bakidlar's were also arrested, ______ Radio Iran said In a broadcast. Herald Photc by Tom Neu4 A ftroflgba erupted ,qotj4 See COMPUTER VOTING, Page 2A the offlim of MeW A—wgm, CHAIRMAN BOB FRENCII USES COMPUTER VOTING BOOTH whom Khomeini chose to Wtr as premier succeed after the 7$year.ol ayatollah fulfIlled . to drive ______ BAkMIIP 2,800yearso(moo.rchylnlran. some reports said armed men tried to d= Rasersan's ° but were best.n back by ____ TflhlI1.Inin, Aspoksmanatthepremnler's 'C. __ by telephone ____ ____ that It was 'only a ___ lot flail a 1.sM. comm hen -been -. gitive Shot At Her _______ eN _ _ gWss - - -, . t WMI The Sanford CRY Commission, its final approval, the plan ___ By DENNIS FEOLA p. would be submitted to the Its a car off North Dean Road at reported since the murder south of Winter Springs and Benargen, hopevem called Herald Stall Writer to a government. nprovul that sii federal Lake Phillips In Orange County. warrants were Issued. east of Casselbeery. oft a .ct4ukd. news co pump $4 minion ASernlnole County man being Also found dead in the car f.,j Federal funding would come The Incident occurred near Mrs. Hoover was not sought In connection with a was Kenneth Bloodworth, , Tuscawlila Middle School, available for comment. p revenue Into downtown Sanford from two agencies, according to U.S.. bows to Ifl. double-murder was apparently Both men died from multiple to atisnhlMe the local economy WIOn. 'U j g spotted by the wife of one of the gunshot wounds, according to and rab4Iitat, thgbl.d areas. chides a $2.5 million U.S. fce after the ln 4d. Department of Commerce victims Monday afternoon. _____ The In rows Oran ge County Sheriff's The woman said the man Depa rt ment Detective H.D. military, Basargan today or- federal money and would Economic Development TOM WILSON fm&iig, c. Administration (EDA) grant tried tokill her by filing a shot !iartin. Sanford won't give cable tiered all Iranian troops who require th e program, ng to Tom Wilson UI, and a $1.5 million Urban fectiveneu of at her from a car. he ir pods during co r di deserted t Martin said It Is believed the "We wanted to rely on Two first-degree murder deaths were drug-related. days of elbnactk f11ag Sanford Housing Authority Development Action Grant TV firm approval to compliance," warrants have been issued for The bodies were discovered to report hick to dully im- dinctor and author of the plan. (UDAG) funded through the voluntary commen d W n. Gary Stephen Smith, 21, who hi Bloodworth's car. An Orange mediately. - Proposed officially at Department of Hoeing te ilso ____ ________ tjj . Wilson added he felt down- was living is rural home off County sheriff's department day gid5 UrbanDevelopment 1k also called a top level Mon 4 raise its rates, Originally, the program town property owners who Tuscawilla Road in unin- helicopter spotted the car medic of all offlem in the plan would the militiry 1s )gj first attempt provide money to upgrade called for condemnation of would be affect ed by the corporated Seminole County at dur ing routine patrol and a of program are Interested In the time of the murders, the to Page 3A _rys iigig.ti commercial pi.rty pr411tt)' In bligided check of what authorities yndowntown. However, Mayor rehabilitating their buildings. Robin Hoover, 23, of Orlando, believed was an abandoned car aliflid services. for sal, to new tai ___ - Radio Iran said several tees. However, the original Lee P. Moore questioned the However, he admitted he has told Seminole County Sheriff's revealed the bodies. Martin said the men were èaiets and armed — owner would have the rigid to housing autierity's rigid to not talked to the property deputies she spotted Smith L" in question About ON drlvW8 a pickup truck on killed lax than six houm before exarein the power of eminent Owners gueffWas dimomrw " r"w the poposty. domain under such a program. plan. Tuicawlila Road at Dike Road they were found at the scene of id arrested him alaig with his Wilson explained "I felt I wanted to get hi- on Monday at 3:11 pan. "I don't think you -- ntheir death. war minister, Gin. Jufar___ program would be ad. The woman said Smith Hoover was a carpet layer Today ministered by the housing demn property this way, formation from the city coin. They ro taken to the .me. herity, but that the city because you have to show that mission before I continued with recognized her at that same and Bloodworth and Smith were of B'P' — a lelige c"''ion had to approve th. something Is of a public develoiznent of the program." time she recognized him and he unemployed at the time of the Around The Clock ......... 4-A Horoscope ................4-B pulled a pistol and fired a mingle killings. Bloodworth and Bridge .................... d&W spokatiloss for %derall necoodly to awdse emblient laid Wilm. POMW The ___ dogneip," said Moore. said had been protecting process shOt at her car. The shot missed Hoover shared an apartment at Calendar .................I-B Obit ua ries ................2-A Wilson conceded the con- - would require the city to make the car entirely, according to 1415 Clark St. in Orange County. Comics ................ ____ — end later wire The proposal presented ...4-0 "We've been looking for bmxbd ovor to sqWm Of Mosisday was a prollilissillisary domination proviallon my have an appraisal of the building in recoridg, B question and offer to buy the 1th forseveralmonthsow," Editorial..................4-A Sports ...................1.7-A Mrs. Hoover Is the wife of he who took them plea, according to Uian d town to the .3iiè' Gordon Hoover, 90, whose body Martin said. He said Mrs. Dear Abby I............... 1.B u be ,,s..ti iei. it j propossi. However, he claimed 11111c Television ................2-B See PLANt Page 1A bm~ back to thill mmiWan thalt would not hindw the dwas discovered April3111f, IM in Holover's slighting was, the first Dr. Lamb .... ............ 4.B headvatem the biggest reason children smoke. I'm sure your father Meanwhile, do the kinds of wouldn't like for you to grow up exercises that strengthen the For Tuesday, February 13, 1979 EEK I MEEK - You. Smoking parents YO 0(1015 cosmetic surgery. Seminole County could convert to an ultra-modem computer punch card system of voting by the March 1980 Iilpcofarautial primary, according to Jeff Etchpr berger, director of the county office of management, analysis and eval uation (OMAE). However, the ides Is meeting with opposition from the County 94WVUW of elections Cmillmi Bruce, who mid ON was not consulted about the new sydem. The new me thod could cut the cost of voting machines by as much as 90 percent, said Etchberger, displaying a two400t aluminum and molded plailific board on which voters could punch out their choices on computer cads TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Irwi's now government W nounced today that former Prime Minister Sbahpour BWLhW was arrested by air force ca" and tesn"ors and taken to the headquarters of Ayatollah PulaJ pngn,jj, _____ - Mrs. By DONNA Hereld8taff Writer Arrest Bakhtior - HOROSCOPE V to , 45 . • - om r &_ -- - - ay BAKHTIAR Teens - ————— —— NIWSPAPER (P4TERPhISE ASSN) NEVER f,45l I_S. - S S ,'% - - - 49 WHAT () WATCH!" -- From County, Aye - 46 IS IT T - - --- ANTIPOLLIJTION ENFORCER, I g? - - - 'I WANT Au. 'NO otin V - - EMMYOM Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents 152—Tuesday, F!rY 11979 Computer --- - --- ARCHIE No - - iT- - by Art Sansom "05 CMUZ00 -- r,' ' ---- lift p * - _____________ A 'S Trying it I * 5 1T6 ' •1' r yeara.old and lam writing to 15 Water r. TI you about my dad. A couple of I Resident of (pharm.) is •i L Bagdad 16 Expressed its aii:i ii IuI i I siIcI weeb ago lfotmdoldmyfatller 2 Went post 18 Mouth ful ' $ f1 I i emphy..'M from elgar$tte one's bedtime siTu 19 Employ 1TIità $ N ARt ii smoking. The doctor told him to (2 wds.) 20 Osiris' wife 23 Religious 37 Careens stop smoking.Otherwise hes 24 RaIsed 3 This (Sp.) denomination 38 Impudence 4 Snakelike fish eventually going todle. Now my 25 Daunt 24 Event 5 Reliable 26 Packs" 40 American father Is only years old and I 25 Hackneyed 29 Style of type 6 Uproot patriot $ZflfIj5htdOf what lsgoing anything a woman can do to 26 Besides 30 Spun 7 Soda 41 Potential steel to happen to him. I've told him 31 Most tardy her breasts larger? My I Big monkey 27 Note (Let.) 32 Waits 9 Went before 28 Makes pigeon 42 It is (contr.) not to smoke, but he won't h usband and I went to three sounds 33 Young lady 10 Epochs listen. What should I do? 43 Racket string doctors and all they did was 29 Complaint (Fr., abbr.) 11 Developed READER DEAR material I wish laugh and tell my husband that Russian 33 34 Comfort from fighter plane 44 Depression i. there was a good answer to your I was pretty and very healthy. 35 Evergreen tree 12 Inch along 35 Secondary 36 Jesus 17 Exist question. People are reepon- Do tials tast developers ad school monogram 19 Washes off sible for their own health. vttJaed really work? Are they 46 Environment 39 Native name 21 Cut-price deal 36 Changeling Doctors can't make a smoker safe to use? agency (abbr. ) for Norway 22 Ixia (arch.) stop smoking cigarettes and, ft's no DEAR READER unfortunately, neither can 1 7 2 6 8 9 3 4 5 laughing matter, but don't peraon'sfamily. expect 10 II 12 The Individual has to decide highly advertised products that himself that he wants to stop you have seen. They don't 13 14 smoking. You might be a very actuaUyinicressie of th e s. ome of the ezerciaes significant factor In helping 16 17 yo ur father to decide to do this. that go along With plans Why don't you Just tell him develop and strengthen the 19 20 21 22 23 it's important to you that he live muscles be hi nd the b(USt, and alglife,thatyou'dllke for 24 25 him to be around when you muscles, pow up and have 26 27 28 29 that may improve a woman's' yo ur own. Tell him you don't ppearance. want to ow up without a a 31 Good posture helps too. father. If he knows you love him 32 and that Its important to you, it Keeping the shoulders back 33 the may be J ust the push he needs to the chest forward improves ___ 34 bustline. Of course, If a woman 36 37 38 35 help him kick the habit. — I am also sending you The gains weight, shie may add a Health Letter number 2-6, little fat tissue to the bread and Tobacco, Cigarettes, Cigars this makes some changes too. 42 43 44 45 48 and Pipes. It will give you some Unfortuantely, the addition .i ,c BEETLE BAILEY v, - . • 49 Deer (p1.) 14 Flung over . • IT o P T i ALIOI _ CA(N [ OMD A AI..U.JA4M o ii4_1 .j_.I N IN pq rr it a Ii i l36aby'stoy 02 - Answer to Previous Puzzle 48 Reels wds.) S Calyx leaf 10 Destroyed 12 Continent • )) demanding (2 47 Edible root . b S • • • • • ps•..y I r I Wordiofun- 45TVprogram VOLJ UP - -• ACROSS 41 Concept 42 Set fire to / 0 cçWAKE • Young Ii I I - . • ___ _______ 4"4 , Pngs U . . lBeeabli lie ? Humi (lift) ii SISIMIB Bell aid Jhm Tabierfei elisHa ' • . the rd paid them during those -w tt' periods, 1ly two WOW i year. However, Knowles said, the two street See GUARDSMEN, Page IA - .-.--- ____i '.5-.' I -, - -' ' - . .. S .T -t �E!lIlng Herald, Sanford, F. :1 2A—Evening Ifosald, Sanford, Fl. Twiday, Feb. 13, IM 'Real ity' H*1ts WORLD WASHINGTON (UP!) Recognizing "the reality on the ground" in Iran, the United States has begun dealing with the Islamic irovislonal government as the legitimate successor to 2,500 years of monarchy. Officials said the new government, although it Is not yet fully formed, fulfi s the ll basic conditions laid down by the United States for recognition: it is in effective control of the situation and waits to maintain diplomatic relations with the United States. The official said the third Implied reason for recognizing the new regime Is that there is no compelling political reason not to. - IN BRIEF Rhodesia Tuesday, Feb. 13,1 970-3A Blames Rebels, U.S., Britain For Downing Of Plane SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) Prime Minister Ian Smith today accused black guerrillas of shooting down a Rhodesian airliner in a crash that killed all 59 people aboard in the nation's worst air disaster. Smith partly blamed the United States and Britain because President Carter and British Prime Minister James Callaghan "have it in their power as no one else does to bring to an an end all this inhuman terrorism," "On the evidence available, it seems clear that the crash was caused by terrorist action," Smith said. - The Soviet Union extended formal recognition to the new regime Monday, beating the United States to the diplomatic punch. Officials said the U.S. Embassy has begun contacts with the new government that Oil High On Carter Mexico List WASHINGTON (UP!) With future Iranian oil supplies uncertain, President Carter says while in Mexico he plans to discuss the sale of oil to the United States at a "fair price" but expects no special privileges. Carter, who will fly to Mexico City Wednesday for a three-day visit, had tried to Play down oil as the top priority item on the agenda of his talks with Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo. But the turbulent political events in Iran have made Mexico's newly discovered oil reserves loom large. - - Queen Makes Historic Visit KUWAIT (UP!) Queen Elizabeth II has begun the"most important royal tour" of her reign attired in wrist-to-ankle dresses in the first visit by a British monarch to the most male-dominated part of the world. The queen acquired a new wardrobe to avoid offending her Arab hosts, but the Kuwaitis gave her a 21gun salute on her arrival in the oil-rich sheikdom Monday. Elizabeth's visit to Kuwait was not only the first by a woman but the first by any reigning British monarch. - : Ir a n Recognized U .S. deposed the Bik!I*r regime. State Department spokesman Hodding Carter UI said: "The question of recognition does not arise. We now have to deal with the reality on the ground." Carter's Matomeit meat, according to officials, the new government will be regar ded as th e legal successor to the constitidlonal monarchy, which the United Slates supported publicly and privately. Officials said normal diplomatic practice mews the United Slat.s will, in the next few days, send a note formally acknowledging the succession of the new government to power and in the meantime, the two countries will maintain do facto working diplomatic nh. Uons. An ominous note appeared in some of the Iranian broadcasts which were monitored In Washington. One troadcat on the National Voice of Iran, which the State Department Minn Is controlled by leftwing student oups, said, "The people are certain tist the armed forces of our country mat be ceased of he rica adviser, and of the professional officers of the Pudagon ad the aA' gr The Iranian Embassy In Washington reflected some of the coolus.d situation, with a hwd4dtered sign proclaiming ft to be the flbY of "The II1nIC Ra of Iran" The Irenissi em'..'4or, Ardeiir Zahedi, has loft the emnbeay, leaving hi. deputy, Assad Hotnayoun, In charge until Saturday when he Is due to return to Iran. Homayoim said the embassy is awaiting instructions fr om Tehran, and added "I can only say, we siipoit the drig1.." The State Department spnn said the U.S. Hoeds Graham Call: $440,000 For Crime Unit TALLAHASSEE, Via. (UP!) ney Janet Rem of Mim1, —Reduce the fn'44w of putting the smugglers behind Spurred by Gov. Bob The council plans to sl al actMtlas,psticdwly bars, Graham said. He was cr Graham's call for a war on drug tine regions! omees to ceordi- .ad in the areas of narcotics eul Liugglliig and other major nate targeted organized a ims Florida described on a national *flh1($tlng, p'4, woftu' criminal activity, Florida has cases with local agencies. Each television news show, "60 tlan, usury, fraud and coo obtained a $440,000 federal office will be staffed by a teem Minutes," as 14 capita] of apiracy. grant to fund a special of tine experienced proasco the _ —Reduce the ewoat of . organized crime task forces. tors. They will provid, legal aid m. prosecutor, also will come aviILAhls to the under. and direction early in the in. heal special task forces gaff.d world from c rime. The Law Enforcement vestigative stage and continue by i.p.atativ ci federal, —improve the rviaâp Assistance Aiknlnlstratlon said &loçcrimeCNN through Mate and local agencies who among prosecutors and law today it IS approving the grid the grad Jury and trial stages. in dosing with en forcement agencies and to the Governor's Council for ,We cannot completely orvwlzed aim.. among federal, state and local the Prosecution of De(5IIINd stamp out drug em'11"L but Goals of the task forces are levels, for a Crime, healed by State AttOl' we can reduce the pits," by to: Idorntitkm sharing system. _ - •'.. ...Plan New SMH Building? (C.ntedFremPagelA) _ : ., the comadry In time to escape nvclMioosr1 retribution. 0 as qaist today for the t1m4 since the forces of lOiomelnI cnpWed thetr takeover of Iran and Installed Besapn as — —. All's Quiet At Lyman; No Parking Protest - United Press bternattonal Grocery prices are nearing nationwide and the harsh winter wealier that has affected prices on meat and regetables is only one factor boosting Inflition at the checkout coiftiter. Consumers also are paying for the effects of a strike in the lettuce fields of California. Experts say record bitter cold in the Midwest and great Plains has reduced meat supplies ani driven prices up by increasing the amomt of time it takes to fatten cattle. A House tgrlculture Committee aide said bad weathe' in California and Texas has cut all winter goduce production, including citrus crop prQluction. said Principal Curtico Hunley. Monday, however, the scene was differed a about IN Md.ds lined the street outside the school holdeig signs: eih(thefrdilIsNurSMthSlaCkC4pStkiSOSi. Some spaces were availa, today at a flald located: near the schooL The aPrOIlmstily ii acris WNW U a a education rage soccer field, softball field and dr M students were told the rw%Ibb4 area could be used Thousands Of Tut Tickets Sold SAM FRMCISCO (UP!)— Some 152,000 order forms br tickets to the upcoming King Tut exhibit vere snapped up in several hours over the vftkend. Each form allowed a person to .rder four tickets to the touring exhibit, which opens in San Francisco's De Young Museum on June I. for parking. Henley said. "We told them those who do at ha,e parking permits could use the area on a fkM come 'tIsrve besis," he noted about lbe available ares which means 1I75 ___ Orange-Seminole Cablevision's latest attempt to get a rate ceiling hike from .50to$8 per month was rejected on a 3-2 vote of the Sanford City Commission Monday night. The cable firm was asking for authority to raise rates over a two-year period. The commission must approve all cable rate increases, because the firm operates under an exclusive franchise granted by the commission. Commissioners John Morris and Julian Stenstrom voted to direct City Attorney C. Vernon Misc Jr., to draw up an ordinance for the rate-ceiling rise. However, Mayor Lee P. Moore and Commissioners David Farr and Eddie Keith voted against having the orIlnance drawn. Morris and Stenstrom said they favored having the ordinance drawn, because that would have required a public hearing on the rate request. "I'd like to get some people down here and hear what they have to say," commented Stenstrorn in explaining his vote. Moore attacked the firm's proposal when Kevin Rorke, cablevision general manager, presented figures projecting cablevision would lose about $165,000 in the next year. The Weather, SfrlkeHike Prices Things are back to normal today at Lyman Igh 8ol ! after a — Monday by students .et at the : th ch ooL e s scss at ac ci ar "lre doesn't seem to be any problem this morning." _ By MAX ERKILETIM4 Herald Staff Writer Chases 1,000 From Homes PUNXSUrAWNEY, Pa. (UP!) About 1,000 persois were forced to leave their homes .. in several northwestern Pennsylvania communities early today when a derailed tank : car ruptured, sending deadly chlorine gas into the sub-zero air. State police said at least two tank cars of a : 29-car Baltimore & Ohio Railroad freight train left the tracks at the Foxburg crossing in Big Run Borough, a small community about seven miles east of Punxsutawney about 3a.m. Only one of the tank cars ruptured. bai _ Once purchased, the building would be rthabllltated by firma contract ed by the housing Seminole Memorial Hospital facility, because only private and ou1on, authority and offered for sale. will begin a study to determine hotth ca lome tu-essn* latter can lend final .sçpurt to The original property owners the cost of constructing a new bonds, according to Ho.v'.l the move, have the first oi*Ion to buy the hospita] instead of renovating Aiknlnlstrdor Qari. Be ntley. Those arias are: psymid for rehabilitated property. The the current facility. BuiI' a new facility woâld Iniitgud ; drawing ap of a purchase price will be the cod The board of tndeeg voted 4- hav. to be fbiuieed tbe'ough a legal document for the ci acquiring the property plus 1 today to hire Boos, Allen and Fermu' Hem. AnInlMratkn hospital's conversion to pth.ts flhIq4*1 lea, NNrding Is Biatley. status; ad the kgd. administrative and 11 s Ex-CubgnV.PBu,1.d rehabIlitatIve coils, ailed ent 1it.' isa, ts'-* !see.nt .us. I,ai W son. il ll feel, Is the but courss,but version. coat of constructing a new a MIAMI (UP!) Funeral services are t his will gin ue something to Nelswuider Mid those Items scheduled today for Guillermo Alonso PUjOI, If the property owner fail back on If the other will be discussed with the Fred Mobley 80, vice president of Cuba from 1948 to 1952. declines the option to r.'buy the voted against the study, ..ng proposal does at work," ad hospital board In future Alonso Pujol, who died Monday after a long property, It would be sold on the coatrurtlon cia new hospital Is Bentley. workshop aseskos. ______________ illness, left Cuba in 1952 after a coup d'etat open market. The other course, bIC1'4 a not feesible. However, board The board also voted orchestrated by Fulgencio Batista toppled the member Allan Keen argued the pIIVMo non.proflt hospital and wiAnimowly to hire the firm ci The City would aid a small study ihoidd be done In the issuing bonds, requires a Kruss,O'CounsradIbc., government of President Carlos Prio __ business to purchase b. 1.. costly to special act of the state Gainesville, as 'pls! ft might Socarras. one of the rehabilitated a facility, aithoogh be legislature and appioM by the tuarla! con lt ts at a cost of structures tlrousJ tidmical conceded that possibility Is 8"oIs County Commission. $10,110. su an advise on the preparation of a remote The commission mid ap- The actuarial study will be in Smill Business 1.5 Million Flowers Shipp.d . . we can for (BSA)loan or tiroughan equity o 1 u or less county owns the land and hospital to private data, acfund, said Wilson. t.pi.l a the uses. money we lm. cording to Bentley. Ths firm TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) Israel shipped In a letter to Bentley, do th*" said Keen, "bid I the state ridfromud Lingwsod city c''o iqulr iuijnii and Mid Into b y The equity fund would more than 1.5 million flowers during the think the board remains Administrator Roger program under which "T'al voted unanimously Monday sosing ad had spud a p4.1 money to new businesses weekend to U.S. cupids in a Jumbo jet commlflidtottsorlgtnalpla." Neiswendsr, noted the employees CIiuIy °P' do to day apsl of a deal of mosey on the WIN -of coming into the fmm b1WW specially marked with a big red heart for St. Th, board's original p1w has u"oo has indicated it. and establish a sl'ilv area plaoit lbs in Ir1a1 Valentines Day, an El Al spokesman said. ci the to renovat, ad .ipuid mort move rotiossuid prom hr the tv"s according to Wilson. Funds hr his or thercicu, Gq Neff atterasy f he was "iW'mg a "We think this was the biggest flower shipI'oapital to operate ass prl,.te jamo wmca, wamed t wo"cow It=ths the cusrd facility thoough to private status. Imb petItion for ap,1ai. ssssce of =4&z"bonde ment ever sent over the Atlantic," the Israel' Neiswend.r noted sd*y,addfientlsy. EDA money. Commissioner R$y To do I'a would tires u' that need to be airlines spokesman said. He added it was the 'dii t. act. 'apergv is ssig o iI1 have to become a IvUi reclvsd betwi. the h'pal —MAX UZUETIAN As a tither aid to first time Agrexco, the agricultural export me sat tise Willosa op motion to desp the die s,ln,s, the p1w calls hr board, chartered an entire jumbo jet to ship bdore wovd add * did aatcsuny lislingmd ci a moit$age with the city a'e aft flowers to the United States. ___ interest subsidy. The plan would be "obsealsus" aid would selnidin, op to tire. ___ the viii I.. Iiont—esJa.$—tis hip%weed pereud of a fradI'" mo rI.MthI, Internal Fighting In Chad cinmI..Ies voted diva ti los. (C—-ed Fran Fag, 1*) munlcatloss Corp., fran. greeter strength t Mail, he Wisezu mic.mmiaiaes4d no" hr the pla .misko Chislem, Ralsl, N. added. ,ii hr tis iat is Al presudtheprlmerdeisat theaa of slmPaIstuIous C, PARIS (UP!)— Heavy fighting resumed in "ft's the sew t,r,jegy ci Is eIatr maofwid t by SO&?114 I hid d on a $sw4cre 11% co percent, _meaning a yer,EIa, Manes said. , thad today between forces backing President ,tg , the ws hr the new airy , $21,115 a ye fri. Delis fte de , mosigege los under Wilson's The system is made op of &ta. In era," W:ulx Mid. Felix Malown and guerrilla forces of Prime . Garbage hubs, hr eea a a prupusaiwould be paid with 5% three 3,1N.fs.t continuous this system, 24 Mile vii be "fl Is vhtiily week cerisde Minister Hiuen Habre, reports from the w fir so mkft his we" WeridpSylfliisfri. ciisswfth.acht'g five cNnl.dzapsircilmb,w fr5i,"ddHidp"adIlIM dip. African coaitry said. The fighting between Us anal bMi ruuM Dec. 11, WIUcs said and these glass fiber UØgides the Wheeler said it mar. 14 8 I W cat a I,IS5 preudom government forces and Habre's self-styled parted from federal maip, of a human hair. The cehie cat the ada the tiny fir FP*I. is ci *,.. hay, city Mterusy Ned D811111101114111 ci according to Wilson. Army of the North has spread toprdvincial ligpigiMi, we tatally .scued gui flu' eesily be the hag hat I rbbe SirS P-ad,cfty Jrdrewopatvi'yeir.k towns especially Abeche and Biltine, nor. ins cable abed aligned sad fused t.gstb.r simlca! ad priids a M with Deel., hew ci ;; ad theut of the capital N 'Djamena, the reports If appievo. t money Jd one Wlucb. spin. me gui fiburi have A. degree ci rty. Ures hi. .---11 hide. isa c side it y said. betgMedflrrdAvNN Ales pred_at the prea —. osiensce ewao the sew and asctlss 11th hIred • hub IV on 41 Wisely inddidissi was 00 140 NO 01 91111 q representing ITT Telecom. MO htMsfri.i'—q, pEisd4.caf—N 7is*M.IisIi _ IN BRIEF Derailed Gas Tank Car ng tlgiuteied to and dheroSclalslOysltd __ the 8b1& Hwm1a, the aides add u,.ral sthur generals who aeuv,d U shah apparently fls who Sanford KOs Cable Firm Hike Bid NA TK)N : Hen!eyaIso added he bas gone thro the 1 of thess paid for parking permits and taken out those students who have withdrawn from schooL "We is,. found 15 stududs In that category ad will rss the and i. who bm to i.e,. acioci to go to Job," the prkcIpaI said. the school year there were 115: At the par king spaces at lbs school but now there are .bat 14 I of the new vocational: lb. is. to t hr school employees t, , i . ad 214 hr students. Once the nw building Ii cumpWe, fl-qy is hoping them I* oesve Joel" piS'e by the rlct for ,N5 is Wing eye somep ngaltthemainusewWbeesa wbool. ud and exit to th! Consultant Hired building at the prim concern of the United Slates rNnaina the safety of the estImated 7,000 Amertcai Mill In the coatry. The rorta reaching the State Department, he said, show th Americas who bate been detained by some thmii. of the new regime "he,. b..d treated ndiy." Earsr today, aides to the 7$-ysar-d4 Moslem holy ma said nine top generals wer in cato4y and a nailonwids dragnet Wad Food In Clinic For"Hungry1 Kids __ Undercover Agents On Docks MIAMI (UP!)— Undercover FM agents handled payoffs in the commercial docks racketeering probe and their evidence will be presented to the federal coirt jury, a prosecutor revealed in opening urguments of b'.' tTLlr for. 13 I*rao that. cd!d .lat six months. - __ --- - - ___ ___ Longwood N Concrete Plant ___ ___ ' a.. ___ Power _ __ ___ _ ______ Filmmaker Joan Rfloir Dies BEVERLY HILlS, Calif.' (UP!)— Jean Renoir, one of the 20th centul'8 great moviemakers and director of 11v classic antiwar film, "Grand Illusion" anc'others ranked as ; More Snow In Midwest By Untied Pds International A new series of winter storms pushed snowfall to record *asonal totals in parts of : ., the Midwest todayand Arctic temperatures persisted in the Northeast for the fourth ' ,straight night. Hevy snow warnings were in 'effect early toda' for Delaware and eastern ,.Maryland. Travers advisories extend from A New Jersey to .thlo, where bands of heavy ' '..snow were mong to the Northeast. ____ ___ Food will now be available at It Is estimated five to 10 !dyllwilde Elementary for pupils a month will be served. children who come to school Although the board did not hungry, as result of. a s!lots an exact anummt of sn vets marAwy by the money, Mn. Ragedat. PTA board of directors, estimated it should not cost The board voted to have milk, more than 15' month. orange juice or Tang, cereal, Several board members peanut butter and crackers expressed Initial concern pupils available in the clinic, might abuse the program and Although the board's ap- goto the clinic expecting ameal provalof the plan is sufficient to every day. buy the food, PTA President The principal assured the Richard Dunn said the plan will group if a chronic case I. found "as a matter of consideration" by the nurse, the case will be be presented to the full PTA at turned over to the guidance the next meeting Monday night counselor or the proper social at 7:30 at the school. agencies. The action comes ap- The principal noted the proximately one month after biggest potential for abuse reds the Seminole County School with the older children, but die Board failed to establish a said the trend will level out. breakfast program in the "They will soon realize they schools. are not going to a social The PTA has been con- gathering, but to the clinic for sldsring the Mart of Its program food," she said, 'plus they will for several montlu but had been have to pass through the adwaiting to am what the result ministration office and I will be would beof the attempt toget keeping an eye on who coma the breakfast program in the in." schools, according to Dr. Dunn. Idyllwlide's approval of the The program will beanex- program makes It the second psidonofacurrent program d county school to Implement Us school where Just orange such a program. Soidhslde juice or milk Is available, ac- Elementary School In Sanford cording to Principal Norma has had a similar program for about three years. Ragsdale. The food will not be served to At Southalde, the PTA the entire school population but donated 150 for food and some will be available only to those of the other food andsupplies who are Judged hungry by the were donated by local coon teacher or if the child corn- pixies. Plains In class, according to me clinic at the school gedak Iho clinic Mr serves about 10 pupils a week, will be responsible for par- according to clinic aide linda Chasilig the food and supplies. Waiji. masterpieces, died Mondy afternoon at the age of 84. Renoir, son of th celebrated French impressionist painter Mgtmte Renoir, was found dead at his hole of undetermined - ____ . ____ _____ ---- 45 Pilot Stroid.d In Snowdrifts ____ __ - _____ to ____ __ L 1 1 1 1 1 1 I. i lain1 U.S (Cu dVrPi,1A) dsair' 'js dkct,d t uS 11A a dthwbs"M on NNW dsted IN 1W *àrWtisIr'4slgad is "d YOM , $111011110111" qwdw VIA do * ; I T. ___ __ _ or myftg des W" 21W .. to ______ - Wo 4W a dis a cu Nisa r.M isv, .sIsyw,_privet. w sthsreIA fres INV is'' hisS N a fri. vr Iài _ MOWY hi A100 Cmsh hrftwItt,qIdthsdàci7lsrldsb PM MW Yom lbs Is, N Rik W dip, Mdi ad cady isyws Is pip f$l NIN is pVNSM frisirJsbs, in iswmua dies ___ alawy prys t fir MIS ad is , hr cs$di wbsv his dip be .Migd is pay __ d am ad VE1bS hr ri *ilrItbsW "wow 1111110mbe0 = NMMIA~Jffi lbs 2iv ad I lay is 1 dip monin" 1111011114 at Mat VINAft psNcyIky,dIy {I1IuI1 ady .uth1dr'r is is, air..â, rsispsysulbs 'uuss rsv ad _____tsidNasulubsIia ID wIspMpsssstdiva NlisPIwiI1NII'dmkI' ______ ___ • I — sewullmdedd ad$sadatisu a a INN"tad auth ci La ____ Computer Voting __ __ '. d so W, owib James Avery calasrine 1 aessy oisaisua ereierse Gramm ies* C. I'McPInNA ____ 51111. M ____ I 1* ad sasibse.. psusw, Miat. Nsw.aas, 17, ci '— LMuIaad, was is swiss ___ Businesses and Individuals both are urged to join and support the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. All new businesses please call the Chamber if our Membership Salesmen fail to contact you. Our goal is ____ CJ COW, growwin balM WieAir. U Wales. ____ New $m PURPOSE AND FUNCTIONS OF THE GREATER SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1. Promotes and serves the business and professional community of this area. 2. Performs publicity, public relations, convention promotion and Industrial development functions in behalf of the City of Sanford, coordinates the volunteers services of experts who serve on. the in. dustrial Action Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, seeking out desirable industry and business to provide lobs and to generate the need for goods and services — thus stimulating the local economy. 3. Operates the Better Business Bureau 4. Keeps abreast of local, state and federal legislation, especially those bills which have an impact on the business sector. S. Publishes a monthly newsletter for members. Sponsors a monthly member breakfast featuring Interesting and Informative programs. Maintains a tourist Information center complete with maps, brochures and other give away items. Maintains Chamber building facilities and makes them available at no charge to Civic Clubs as well as other citizen groups. Provides programs and speeches to clubs, organizations, civic groups and schools. Promotes and supports special events and func. tions for education and the enjoyment of citizens which in many cases, also stimulates business. Provide office space for Navy, Marine and Air Force Recruiting Service. Order and distribute income tax forms all year. INDUSTRY APPRECIATION DAY-DINNER CENTENNIAL PARK GAZEBO DEDICATION SHAD DERBY IN COOPERATION WITH THE EVENING HERALD" SHUFFLEBOARD TOURNEY CO-SPONSOR ANNUAL AZALEA SALE.. SENIOR SEASON GOLDEN AGE OLYMPICS ., ___is ,1 BLIND MOSQUITO TASK FORCE SHS BAND DAY AND NEW UNIFORM FUND RAISING DRIVE INTERNATIONAL VISITORS PROGRAM MAIL EARLY - SHOP EARLY POSTER CONTEST (POST OFFICE) , - Commerce. we Gauelf Wkh REAL ESTATE 107 W. Commercial Atlantic Bank 322-7881 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF SANF0I41) FIRST _ F SEMINOLE Sanford/South Orlando/Longwood/Winter Park/Orange City D.Bary/Apopko/Ovlsdo/(Coming Soon to Forest City) doctor's travel case. Hall said two l7-yearold ____ Edon Park boys have been charged with pad theft. One was released on his own recognizacs aid the other was nIINId to his parents. FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE Downtown Office: 200W. First Street , • INDUSTRIAL ACTION COMMITTEE SLIDE PRESENTATION TANGERINE BOWL SAILING CLASSIC BUSINESS WOMEN'S CHRISTMAS BRUNCH SPACE AND MATERIALS FOR SENIOR CITIZEN INCOME TAX ASSIS TANCE PROGRAM CAREER EDUCATION DAY—IN COOPERATION WITH SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOLS NORTH AMERICAN CATAMARAN SAILING CLASSIC ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DINNER PROVIDE FACILITIES AND ASSISTANCE TO RSVP CHRISTMAS STORE INTERNATIONAL LIGHTNING CLASS SAILING REGATTA SANFORD CHRISTMAS PARADE MEMORY SEMINAR AVIATION, COMMITTEE, AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENT, SEMINAR SANFORD BLOOD DRIVE GOOD NEIGHBOR" PROGRAM—WTRR RADIO FLORIDA AMVETS CONVENTION FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY STREET MAPS . We support and urge you to join the Chamber of Sanford Office 3090 Orlando Dr. at Airport Blvd. Sanford, Florida 32771 (305) 323.3770 - Sanford Offlce Plaza Drive-In Tammy Sue Nim1iisy a lily S S BUSINESS EDUCATION DAY—IN COOPERATION WITH ALL OTHER SEMINOLE COUNTY CHAMBERS AND SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL CAREER EDUCATION. ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FARM CITY DAY OBSERVANCE MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE FORT MELLON PARK EXHIBITS (JULY 4) SANFORD SALUTES PAGEANT AND CONCERT SERIES Central Offlce. 3000 S Orlando Drive sii.r OW eeo 13. Publish and distribute a buyers guide and mem. bership directory annually. 14. Ribbon cuttings, Grand Openings and Open House Ceremonies for New Businesses. The work of this Chamber of Commerce is carried out by dedicated civic-minded firms and individuals who unselfishly donate their time, funds and energies in order that we all may enjoy a better life in this community. Much of this work is performed in committees of which there are fourteen in our Chamber. Every member is encouraged to join the committee or committees which addresses itself to that area of community service which most interests them. These committees are: Agri-Business Committee Aviation Committee Bankers Committee Commercial Committee Education Committee Beautification and Community Improvement Committee Christmas Parade Committee Legislative and National Affairs Membership Committee Roads and Bridges Committee Senior Citizens Committee Industrial Action Committee Sports Committee Golden Age Olympics Committee 1978 HIGHLIGHTS , • Ilow& Y Vic Arnett, President Wayne Albert, Membership Chairman , . 1,000 members. Help make Sanford even greater. likiw. New imyrna liSirl S. imcei,. surid at Is NMbst_ NOW IN PROGRESSI - Waives I*1.r Williams qwve Msvter, Casusltrry IlSil A. Killer. WSW $dlWI DeSai ____ ANNUAL 1979 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE - 119166 LNrn YiI MISs 0. NAM - Polk (budy Sheriff's Sgt. City '"0*he1 Use Hell said divers recovered P Jackam. OiNsn 010VI a blue 1*, siren and radio LanV W. Tucker, TNVSVHII JolrW. McQiads, Liwlsbrg. W. $00nod in about 12 feet of V.. vats, The_1pi"int had been BIRTHS stolen lid week from the squad CU' of deputy Jim Holcosnb .'*i and Katliss. Murply, a boy DI$C$SAN•I$: minnie: a eArns MarW Osr.msvt MyisSA. rii isv elisW "I CMryI Neid Jamil W. Susil, Oslisna / 1. W. no~ 00"" 400 E. First St. Phone 322-2212 CF,'A/vf1G'E? CO/vfi'1E/'C Found In Lake J.Cevepi K. Watsvs, OrsAW c __ Stolen Goods rAAV* VAVB Oi ____________ Hessiddspidl.stheosssr EATONPARK,FIa.(UPI)— I,ers recovered newly 15,010 died the home of a juvenile W06 of 4olw polke car suspect and found a police riot — from Lake umoton control gun from the dapidy's in Polk County Monday after-car, along with two citizens _____ band raftos and a Wieland now HOSPITAL NOTES ASMIUION$ ay Mid Issus ad D. II, ci '-'-.--t : GATLINBIRG, Tenn. (UP!)— Hampered by snowdrift up to five deep. deep and ternperatures ir the teens, a team of rangers on snowshoes gruggled today to reach a pilot : stranded b the wreckage of his plane with cuilyallghfjacket. "Ifhe can hang tough for a we:an get him out of there," said Bill Wade, aaistant superintendent of the Great Smoky $auntalns Vtlonal Park. PIMUIIIY 12. li$ (at Puss P IA) __ __ irdwL.Wbe. -----. R k LAUIAN Vs. ('JPI) — TImMby Pr1sn, ii, ci 1et S - etsy, Cadd Xai. j1 No ad dhu Oitisy$,INsys'— e.uapll.d wth 'S $ dip's I"caawy a rsuagv NthIAI usrd'"ssj ft is list• a I Youth ma _____ fir -± ____ :1 ad sssr is, frissls.W ______ yØisis --- — kw s+ sss ,, 11111111ildefill 11 loom *M is figures were based on projections of gaining about l new cable subscribers. Moore noted cablevision has gained that number of new subscribers In the past four months and said he disagreed with Rorke's projected losses Rorke agreed with Moore that the projections by Cablevision were lower than what might be anticipated for the future. "I think the material provided for you Is, because of the time delay In getting things together, dated material," said Rorke. Cable representatives pleaded their can before the commission last August, but were asked to meet with city staff to Iron out several areas of concern. Among those concerns were complaints of poor service and a failure to extend service toall areas of the city. Currently cable service Is available to about 97 percent of the city, according to Rorke. He told the commission service would be available to every house in town by the end of Mirth. Although the commission's action kills off the matter for now, City Manager Warren E. Knowles said today he expects the firm's representatives resubmit the request within atofew months. Idyllwilde Votes j '' THE UREA TER . -. �EveninglkvWd Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Vi Money makes the world go around, us be certain to mends high school athletics In Srrdnole Cowdy (LISPS 45)211) ) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 306-322-all or1314993 of that wont MW county's five public high schools pay their Around Tuesday, February 13, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher own way in the athletic world, Athletic directors have a common problem In that there seems to never be enoue) money to meet NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Ma4hs, $16.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 66 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. ___ "We have to pay ow own way, and I don't know that It I. all bed," says Lake Brantley athletic director Jim Raley. "BUt it would be nice to get a Little help once In awhile. They build and science labs, why not handball cowtsV' rTJ _____ The mention of football, stadiums brings a shiver bOOet$L draw CWtaIfl5 fO bUi to most SChOOL osiernen who hive beenOF taxed and On asked to contribute again and again for school athletic The Clock Can't Isolate SALT From World By JIM HAYNES Booster clubs have helped each school build Its own stadium, which in turn has enabled revenue from football r00 to suhuidlie most of the other Ala,, the e1ecy 11a are paid I school system. Big juM about everything eöe — exce cosd'* .1Iernents — ha t be raised through gate receipts or Thus contributions are maJot At Lake Brantley, the booster tlub asames the entire annual mortgage psyrnen on the football atadlem, $15,. Stadjtgns were constructed at seth school at coats In excess of Ioo,000. "I don't think athletics should be iomlnant, but a part Of the total picture of educatn," continued Raley. "As a taxpayer, I don't feel my dollars are being used In an ares I feel Is ImporitOur junior highs 't athletics. I argue tl*t perhaps we should wait until ninth grade to zt teaching English." athletic teoflL At Lake Brantley, 92 percent of the $60,000 budget for athletics 13 raised from home football games. At stake is transportation, uniforms, coats for Officials and equipment. Seminole County's a system Is not so differert from the ether counties In Florida. Moat school systems contribute nothing to the operation Of athletic programs. "It has been that way for the 33 years I have been here," says Roger Harris, assistant $)Jpffltefl(ient Of finances for the school system. "Strxtiwu built by booster clubs become property of the school system but that's jint for Inventory purposes. We exercise no control over them. the school's prfl. cipal has the sic power a to what use they come by" Schools are provided with a w and locker IN BRIEF INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (UPI) - Mrs. Bess Truman, who rarely leaves her 17-room Victorian home, where she is forced to use a walker because of her arthritis, will spend her 94th birthday today like she spends most days — quietly. Rose Conway, who was personal secretary to President Harry S Truman, said, If she has any plans, I don't know of them." She was expected to receive many birthday cards and telephone calls from friends and relatives today, but not to have many visitors. Her daughter, Margaret Truman Daniel of New York, usually visits on her mother's birthday, but decided to come earlier this ,,car for a week's stay. Booster clubs raise money through mumberships, an end in itself and one exempt from every other strategic and political consideration, they encourage the Soviets to press the advantages Moscow has already achieved in Africa, around the periphery of the Persian Gulf, in Southeast Asia, and along NATO's front from the Arctic Circle to the Dardanelles The Carter administration Itself acknowledges that, with or without SALT U, U.S. security and the defense of allies in Western Europe and Japan will require steady Increases in defense spending. SALT maLnu t be, striM psaking, a favor ws grant 'the' st1sr ", 'be even more certain it is no indulgence by the Kremlin to us. A lest Of Papal % Tolents _ Stude , at Harvard WAUNGON (NEA) — nt Ualwns*y participated In the program. So did goverameid Willigacs omcer, In Wgtse, federal prisoners in tourists In Sin Francisco and deug addicts in L.Tbton, Ky. They are amos the usouMed thousands Of Americas who In recint decades received — Abducted Girl's Body Found John Paul lisa lope of many talents, not least Of which Is a lacility for languages. In addition to his rail,, Polish, he Is fluent in Q Latin, Italian, EZIg2II, French and German s iidflclesdly at home 1,10---a-to take on Soviet: I doses of the mInd4ltenlng, halacinogunic drug Foreign Minister AndeI Gromyko In one-on-one : lpsrglc acid dIethylamlde commonly known as conversation. Recently he undertook a crash LW __ course 1n yet another t-8psnIob igue -in: lb. of dollars usceusry to covertly C preparation for hiscrent visit to Latin mçpoutl$Drseearth,a well as far more America. ter rifying experiments gil,d to mjpuJate The effort would be atpby justified if only human behavior, cems from pubIf fonda because almost half the wld's ems 700 million disbined by the Central Intelligence Agency. Ramon Catholic coqnjnimlWgs are inhabitants Aitheugh the CIA's linvivement In highly thJi, Fr. the scot of nations of . ci—Iflid behavior modlflc bas. Portuguese colonial origin rawl1ng across the been the subject of eporadic flflU aCColidi in 'And all those In favor of our now constitution please raise Caribbean islands, Central America and the; recent years, the most counprshima&v. — and entire South American cortflent. But of even 9lllbg—vershon has just been published asa cPcr 1t the ome,*I.atIn America Is your right hand. If handless, spook out. If tongueless., It's called, 'lbs Search for the 'Manchuria ________________________________________________________________________ boaL the arena for a confrou*stin over human. political and economic rigbe in which the Candidate:' The CIA and Mind Control." fli LIGHTER SIDE regional church Is deeply Lnvved. author Is John D. Marts, a highly riepscted flM j jy ]y iusue of the conWashington rueathur and coidhor Of the W74 ference of Latin American biEops at Puebla, ____ "The CIA and the Cult of Mexico, which Is the reason for Pc. John Paul's We L IM.Wgence." the 0 _ al outside Italy and could very pontific Mats offers a compelling CM. to demonstrate well have a significant role In shar,ng social and that LID (or "acid," as Its known colloquially By DICK w'r waist tio.t For .11 practIcal purposes, pulitical developments not only In Latin America on the struM) was both bdrodacd ad WASHINGTON (UPI) — 'Lags Are Back," waists will become a wasteland. ht beyond. popularized In this country not by the yoMWal says the February issue of Forum Magazine. Fonian attributes the resurgence of legs to a 'For such a traditionally conservative Ira"coiMoeultwV' of the lilfo bat by the CIA In "rebirth Of romance and fn1n1n1ty" In clothing. frnH the last decade has been a heady asThat shows how out of it I am. I didn't even the early 11I. That Is a nebulous .xpI.siti4I&i at beat. It's like peenc, for the Latin Church. Priests, none and know lop had gone away. Bat the book goes well beyond LID, cataloging saying the cleft chin crass was brought on by the ImnrIaig figures In the religious hisrachy have A. nt1y. I hive been living In a , douse T revival Of tbreejlocs i. low be" bow 4,()çg their knowledge — aperimsetal, •.. ': When ____ b*sfl .1MM $4 ad foe uiisi re egs ? ___ ' ____ ___ spar exploration Of the beg re'ca ____ JACK ANDERSON lii a y40 petters that hi.psrs snorts by Coirsss and the White floss to formulate coulitunt iueurce- —. ___ 11 __ 1 rbths hot IN do do" ad cis'-"r'li But we think 00 thus dqdu us buM reeked In au. eos'c. wkk $ bdowsil u # -ig- 1 js&y a6 m1en.d by an cablut-levelidP3. lb. While Hose's O66ce of ManigusuM ad 1iet ad the psuduM's reerr''- tab foa nw"•'i this us, ftrRuew for W Carter uuadths corm to f Inmates Challenging Wall ___ _______ m a _ JACKSONVILLE (UP!) — Five inmates of .Florida State Prison's Death How and a Keystone Heights minister filed a federal court suit Monday challenging the constitutionality of a concrete wall separating visitors from some prisoners. The wall was erected following the escape from Death Row last November of Robert Lewis, who later was recaptured. Prison officials believe Lewis was ' __ ___ ___ _____ ____ ____ ___ ___ __ _____ ___ ___ _____ __ d _ ___ __ ___ __ _ given a prison guard's uniform by a visitor, enabling him to disguise himself as he walked ___ p ___ __ ____ : through three prison gates. ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ _ Blind Man Suing TV Blackout ____ ___ __ ____ : ____ ___ _____ Beach because Sunday's Sugar Ray Leonard: 1~ : WAWlGTOt1 ftulduM Cot, ad the Tupna.d. And while the CIA's daMon hive ad be other mWportere to keep Ikpn1 from egaiM the '"'n. W. Be,irtCort,, on Of M hislApme ASM hive bees rft ev.d apeusy fur lgeor Pcm the retor ad pave the way for the obob's the State Depuuimads teprek,g Macha. lb. thhuj.frusj1MobeMewenple*aM lr.tjp,er, leldIuthu as adyaIadapringho uiuM, kehthisa.$edheoa hesuvhuwguIngaInIr,aI " Amine. I tMuma Mv.Uy, according to tho hs — vie, flaisen bMw's row MT ad'' ad as Ed A~ ogMiustwth.upp" d as" theA.enlcasworear*g ths goveri.1M, 'ft' j BM$* —: low of dM 2 IIblI eadaMo vIth - Eb Ibvy that If they inlsd to seine ceatnel u.s. in T*a sa,Inced , kal asvy,"groaned Zaninoky 6 1pus ,eve he better adnghi___ dIMes MW the t a pror WAUMbsessm ___ ___ dwa* t, Was the eseps __ __ a, ,50, who aiesjuM tI*l: '-- g of wud.Mverad,theatold$.,totI of '—I. W 4 ad hess W Os. Rehut I. Heyser, seemed In se police. ihu ho Ikid NasEl peradd ales he — hued Of AMMe. tics In Boeps, ad Jss, 1PO,—-edit UI. prusers, ho tsld the inoe usd Ma NNW belims shm" 6= Of taunt ii. which Stu ma, Of a, .. . "I • nt g1 on 1b qray frWl' •. • .'L,. • - I1eckIace Stolen From Home . to • .a, erhukiNud's:as 1*5, ___ uMissofs cia he ___ a onto Ebsedel __ g, a, _ a, ter u PM.eiios or taie ed he tWs hN hue rHaj a, ich In a, bee Of iji11uthMhswNfls. g — a, a, MM .ilii 'i jobht-'-; also to as aNad b'4 thenketiss up IN a "—" tua at___ adiary r' the hop. ' — j T* hu d: nar, j as to 1 ____ ____ 'iW'toDi' _bn Entry to Ceresoli's borne was Jessamine, Ave., Sanford, kalned through a rear bedroom riposted m.one took two window, a ccording to police. kIES5, valued at a total of The necklaces were taken from a dresser drawer in the $6S.00,fre. hi5 homsSaturda bedroom, said poli ce. ___ Loll .1 i"Walle' L-" , nt .$,. __ - \ a.s. roadlags: Ii.. SPIFFING UP SEMINOLE HIGH I at et inter-club activity at Semi n ole I ugh had 15 organizations cleaning UI) and policing a specific area and to keep it clean during the year. Doing their bits ((op) are National honor Society members Debra Sjoberg (left) and Geralyn Jones: with Mark Holland, Interact, in rear. Meanwhile, s idewa lk neatness was the purview of Theresa Braceland (left). La Gente club: Robin Cornell, student government; and Laura Layer, La Gente. I : . 0 ' I 1 L . '; —. .. \ ' IPi yes$srdsy's hIgh, 71; apess$nI pressure, ass; -''ty,flpniat. 15$: Warm, ti sum i,it 75. Meetly ___ IWUWW4AY - -- . hIgh 1:16 8:11 p.m. hIgh 1:60 a.m,,liZ$p.m., low Z:37a.ni., 3:62 pm. kart: high 2:11a.m., 2:16 15w 6:15 a.a., 1:11 p.m. —---i ,\N\\ e -, ,--... I -\ _ ~ a ____ _ II years In prison. Also pleading guilty to second degree murder in the case was Hackett's girlfriend and Dancy's wife, Jacqueline McCann Dancy. Hackett shot Dancy with a shotgun and Mrs. Dancy strangled her husband with a piece of cord. They dumped his body ma canal south of Sanford and It was discovered on New Year's Day 1978. The pair said Dancy was trying to kill his wife when they murdered him at their Fern Park home. TEEN HELD IN SHOOTING A 17-year-old Sanford youth was taken Into custody for shooting Clarence Noble, 55, of 1412 W. 13 Place, Sanford. Noble was shot in the left forearm at a house on South Park Avenue In Sanford about 11 p.m. Monday. Police said Noble was Involved in a verbal argument with youth's mother when the boy became angry and went to another room In the house. The youth came back with a.22 caliber pistol and shot Noble. Noble was treated and released at Seminole Memorial A second trailer unit, valued at $1,500, was taken Saturday night or early Sunday, according to police.. James Scott Hudlen, 41, Peach Bottom, Pa., driver of the second unit reported he parked the trailer on the Farmer's Market lot Saturday night and discovered it was missing Sunday, according to police. The second unit was owned by Dewey Hoop, 47, Downingtown, Pa. PARTS THEFT Lilly Fields, a cafeteria worker, reported someone broke into a coke machine and a freezer at Pinecrest Elementary School, over the weekend doing $210 damage to the machines, according to deputies. CLOTHES TAKEN Charles P. Simple, ZI, of 1300 Williams Ave., Sanford, reported someone took $400 In clothing from his home Friday by breaking In the front door and removing the clothing in Grant M. Washburn, III, 37, manager of the Trifty Auto Parts, State Road 436, Fern Park, reported thieves took tools from his store valued at $1,000, according to sheriff's the closets, according to sheriff's deputies. woman's restroom, according to deputies. MOWER TAKEN Joseph Furrer, 55, 1905 Hewitt Lane, rural Seminole County, reported someone took a lawnmower and edger, valued at $475, from his garage over the weekend, according to sheriff's deputies. ORANGES PICKED The fruits of some thief's labors were great last weekend. Point parking lot, Wymore TIRES, WHEELS TAKEN Nick Bond, 22, Orlando, reported someone took the rear wheels and tires from his car deputies.Thieves entered by while it was parked in the breaking a window In the parking lot at the Executive Russell Boston, 44, Oviedo, Road, rural Seminole County, Sunday afternoon, according to sheriff's deputies. TENT THEFT Emery A. Kreinbring, 38, of 125 Club Road, Sanford, reported someone took an I-by10 foot tent, valued at $150, from his garage over the weekend, according to sheriff's deputies. CHURCH VANDALISM Fred Gardner, minister of the reported someone took 45 boxes Grace United Methodist I Apr A..__ ' —ifr't-L of picked oranges, valued at Church, 116 West Airport Blvd., $406. from an orange grove at Sanford, reported vandals Hospital. State Road 520 and Graveyard broke windows in the Sunday STOLEN GUN? Road, Oviedo Sunday, ac- School building, located just A Sanford man was arrested cording to sheriff's deputies. northwest of the Church over for buying a gun he reportedly the weekend, according to MODEL BURGLARY Z knew was stolen. Arrested for deputies. sheriff's Thieves struck at a model , _ theft (dealing), was John it~14 it home on display on Mill Run LIVE-IN THIEF William Robinson of 120 Club Drive, Lake Mary, Saturday, 23 1M -, A thief who broke into the .' .I2'1 . -r Road. taking an ash tray, two coffee Jackson Day Care Center, According to records, the Ih1,... .n,A •.,. . .11 1315 Suinmerlin Ave., San fo rd, man who stole the .45 caliber valued collectively at $400, apparently was after a hot meal autonLc pltl tçl4 1okwon speordift t ,ui'. deputlesa H and comfortable place to sleep. .tiom •ts owned aM.. •"flwttdd entered the center the 1300 gun for $25. displayed by Brandy Mill through a rear window SEMI-TRAILERS TAKEN Homes, Winter Park. Sat urday or Sunday, cooked a Two semi tractor trailers HOME BURGLARY meal and slept on a daybed, were taken from the Florida Of Eddie Howard, 38, of 112 according to police. The thief Fanner's Market, 13th Street Plymouth Ave., Altamonte alsotookaanalltoybankfullof If convicted, he faces h off, senior vice president of the and French Avenue, over the Springs,reported thleves took a coins, according to police. OAKLAND PARK, Fla. (UPI) -Twoteen-agesuspects maxImum 20-year prison sent- Florida East Coast RailwayCo. weekend, according to Sanford rouce. have been arrested in connec- ence and a 10,000 fine. Both units had been parked at The fir st engine smashed The juvenile, who was arresttion with the derailment of a market for the night Friday the the through barricade at the Florida East Coast Railway ed by Oakland Park police and Saturday, according to track, then the end of the train carr)ing dozens of new Monday night, has been police. second locomotive jack-knifed charged with a variety of state cars, authorities said today. Gilbert Grant, 61, of 1210 West and piled up 20 cars behind It. investigators said the freight charges. 20th St., Sanford, reported his The c eened off e eng ines ar th Although authorities had train Jumped the tracks trailer unit, a 1978 Freuhart, s of tracks and th rough the wa ll the derailment was ed Monday after the switching box speculat at $27,000, was taken valued Ice cream a Bordens Dairy FBI e saboteurs, th the work of was broken open—rout ing the from the lot at the Farmer's tracks. ct ry adjacent to the fa o suspects spokesman said the locomotives down a dead-end Market. the ta ed with mper alledgedly sidetrack. Th' suspects are 19-year-old switching box "Just for 1c.S." Wi ll tm 0. Harrison, of PornOakland Park Public Saf et y pao Beach, and a 16-year-old Diretor Ed Turner said, "This Fort Lauderdale youth. An FBI Is just something they talked spokesman in Fort Lauderdale about and went out and did." said a third suspect Is expected The FBI entered the case late to be arrested today. Monday when the derailment Harrison, who was ar rested was determined to have been Monday night while attendin g a deliberate. vocational course at a local "I can't Imagine why anyhigh school, has been charged one would do something like with violation of the federal this. The person would have to The American Telephone & Telegraph Corn- The new International Dial rates, which are train wreck statute. be sick," said Raymond Wyckpany (AT&T) has filed a new schedule of over- lower than all rates presently in effect, will seas rates with the Federal Communications become effective February 17, 1979. Commission (FCC) which accomplishes the introduction of international dialing to 17 addi- International Dial rates. With the introduction of International Dial tional countries. This brings the total of internathe tionally dialable countries to 64. The scheduled rates on February 17, 1979, customers can changes include substantial rate decreases for save from 10% to 42% compared with the cur16 countries and selective rate increases in 5 of rent lowest cost day call. For example, a three-minute daytime call to those 16 countries for calls billed on the United States mainland. There will be no rate changes Iran, Iraq, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Tahiti, Turkey or Yugoslavia, which now costs $9.00 at the for the 17th country, the Netherlands Antilles. Operator Station rate, would cost $7.80 if The decreases are scheduled to become Henry W. Block dialed. Similarly, an $8.10 call to Kenya would effective on February 17, 1979, and the be $7.20, the $8.00 call to Argentina would be increases are scheduled to become effective $7.05, a $6.75 call to German Democratic May 15, 1979. ____ Republic would be $6.00, and a $6.00 call to Increases aid decreases of rates to We Honduras or Nicaragua would be $5.40. 0 V -*Aw- __ - 2 Teens Held In Derailing Cars In Florida City We are planning changes that will increaso some rates to five countries and Introduce a lower international dial rate to sixteen countries. "If IRS calls you in, well go with you. 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 to answer any questions about how your taxes were prepared. That's another reason why we should do your taxes...which. ever form you use, short or long. _100100010 Dayteaa Beach: included provision that Hackett will not be sentenced to more than 10 THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE pt~ NM ., ; .verulghi 1.ws, a.m., 6:31 p.m., low 2:44 a_rn., . I thu ar Ike -t. DOS i' i__ 16600 deadhod. " med dat. em a,P.uMs Fiul C11u hera a? M nio Vhi ad trees.(do) wuauIM" ,La__1Of_ dti. s a, Jasty erle In T*us.'r'9' a, les ad lead pusri. c frusSom, Eatld., , *Ap1iflied a Amid's adalee, doMid BdeerdInr, D1, lb. fris i'ms a In to uiento--"ia,y he r, add he bM Marp "I Now WEATHER __ __ __ aeyral, Mahto negotiations H&R BLOC K __ . ' w '°' 4, of __ Ha laid P.M ad te u.k e " shos Cater . kkuewuig aappe,ta,." ii M 11ot;ACIA _ assess a1 A'slss ng akes hid "spem lr". Ofp *--a ens ft4Cá, is tdft ___ —.ft hid a aid. cull all her Now a wn M* thu aids ft padhi. he l—talI to ran frusulleadwhitha,stedthe'sps. her to griM th whm they met.lbe aids mul IbM m gnu her is -g __ 1* V ___ veudof w Fernand Marcotte fight was blacked out in the Miami area. The suit charges two counts of deprivation of constitutional rights and two counts of conspiracy. It asks $50,000 damages on each county for Haynes and his wife, who has normal eyesight. ___ , tos'—ho a,leIsvuCoW.dtheCIAhes,ules , a aigo Of In Ink he wrad *WW epthMo ppr'r w =*all . - ----'-- UdWVAMd 1100 MIAMI (UP!) — Fred Haynes, 31, a blind man who sa ys he follows sports by hearing them described by television narrators has filed a 1200,(XX) discrimination suit against NBC, the promoter and the City of Miami o -- TALLAHASSEE (UP!) ,- Gov.. Bob Graham should appoint black attorney Art 'leele to the Public Service Commission as a tribute to the late Rep. Gwen Cherry, a Florida NAACP official says. State president Charles Cherry of Daytona Beach (no relation to Mrs. Cherry) said Teele should get one of the three PSC appointments because he was endorsed by the Miami legislator shortly before she was killed in an automobile ac- cident last week. ___ ______ Shah Warning To Sadat,e Watch Carter BERRY'S WORLD 1 ____ _____ It follow., thus, that the Carter adeinIatrMla'a tMIvs dsc'n to rwgulit thus A__" adur a igls181111W acy mubesa ld of au, 7% new agency would be known as the Du,si"-' of Natoil Resources ad It would replace the existing Diu1 muM of the Interior. While we sedans 06 rw'u0 we rmpu dd It would perputoats the Interior Depun,.&'a Insuse policy Black PSC Nominee Pushed ____ draw the apprepniate ewuu bess the doff ark at kmL siblIfty for the adu21_1atr*Ios of public lade. ___ uranium he has admitted taking from a General Electric nuclear fuel procession plant. Dale will be arraigned within the next 10 days but no trial date has been set. Dale said he took the uranium because he was angry that GE was eleminating the temporary job he held with a subcontractor at the plant. ____ etrurtas following a satadve yeu4.4 M. The way In which the federal sovernmont disperses the job of mqIi those natiral risero held In public tr bu dulled organizatIonal logic for a bug N anyona can romusiber. AcknInletrative respondbilky for water reous., for ____ Is lil smong the Army Corp of ftburs, the Agriculture DspNtmuu*'s $oU Conservation Invlcs, and the Department of Interiors auras of Land R'-" The scam and the atmosphen ore the joint uo"4lIy of the Dorthiats of C'eres ad Interior. The Departments of Agricaltur. and Interior oboe reepon gb Lo Ina second degree murder and possession of a short-barreled shotgun in the case. According to his attorney, Assistant Public Defender Thomas Greene, plea - _ _____ Thursday at the Seminole County Courthouse for his part In the killing of 29-year-old Coast Guardsman Edward Dancy. Hackett pleaded guilty to Uranium Extortion Charged RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) A federal grand jury has charged David L. Dale with extortion for seeking $100,000 for the return of low-grade stereo record player, a camera and a toy bank containing change, valued collectively at $300, from his home Friday, according to sheriff's deputies. Thieves entered the home by prying open a locked side door, accordina to sheriff's deoutles. CAFETERIA VANDALISM Charles Ira Hackett, 24, was scheduled to be sentenced this - em CIA tirough secret projects with code Ayway, Forign says "the leg has been probably will show that disco dancing did it. slçprtlng — In some cues leading — popular. 11th a MICULTRA, MEDELTA, MKNAOMI, mifrhg a comeback." Which mod be welcome Disco Is the first dance style In two decades moventa for human rigId. and social reform. ARTICHOKE and BLUEBIRD. news for peep, who had Invested heavily In legs that requires women to move their legs. For t4r efforts, they have been harrused by and thus found tliem.elves out on a limb, so to Previously, they stood In one place and moved aidhos1u, Imprisoned and occasionally killed. Marks detailS the CIA5 penchant 1w e.Ofll speak. other sections of the anatomy. A pr1ed several young students were recent dabbling In massive doses OftranquillsoraoWe are talking female leg., of course. The The reemergence of legs on the dance floor victims an army assault on a church In El soihilstlestid hYVrOaiL P81h,W1, — ' masculine leg has never counted for much. For necessarily makes people more leg.conscloia Silvado where the archbishop Is the most trOihuCk and a host of ether t.chakiaes to id men, the thin Is about the only thing that mat- generally, thus providing the Impetus for their outspok opponent of the country's vance the state of the art In "detennlng" or Year In, year out, male chins are always As already noted, however, the phenomenon Is Not all Latin clergy has taken to the iggigy rated, "Steadiad" Is the word that comes limited female legs. Mal, disco dancers, ala b1nicades to , wver. A traditionalist element Is SZImuM5 There Is. diau'' of literallyto mind when you th ink of male thb Travoka, Mill lead with John th eir chin s. rongly opped to t he activists and Is seeking to In IIMOry deprivation," 4,Ir,d to literally iis is not to say that thin fi.h15 don't st vary t turn ur n th e chir away om social consciousness fr clean wipe the minds of '"abject.. After pat- somew. (beethseeson It may ue be the jutting chin and back to'$ts fkn%ffly a ili r theological priorvelar ad behavior th not all prior memories, __ at enjoy. e griMM vog . The siuon copetlocs. Th&e.e of the Puebla conference, torne have b "' with the agunds$otsnnlned by conservatives, Is brain can be "ir"ed" by thus In receding chine nlgt4 be all the rage, At the 'iwnint, The cleft chin Is red hot, evangeI1em-t1whvthg of ,oujs, rather than: control ci the eerta1Ms. that the fail that John 1Yrav the bnprovemert the couldItioi of hi In us of: CIA hanoi Modes us hardly a new item for In the movie "Saturday Nigit Fever." the world's mod edyrIchen and ocuud: .ven the MM cu.I nadir of csMe.psnvy D.eptt, such flactintluss, the male chin, books or sew axoad.. Marts, however, bt.ak. wit the f-ak leg, never completely falls What Pops Jchaaul has to say and how he: sew greed with his acoswd Of the -th-'-1k from favor. Even IntIm when It I. bearded, the duls with this sIt'4n, both at the conference aeppeit the CIA received been of the chin r' very math admiral and respected. co'4Mul14 tlwougb b. 13 ad In his oth er apMMt's MM pngim behsvlerel irffW Na sod ci thing sel om strikes an even paraces, will hive uM and py d.dMve IsamsthsCIAluaè,d the deapebIlyto "alacehemsveryoufindcne part of the boity uunce on the dsbi. between activists and on'iP"t the mud eeMM w. vktumlly ens Fling popalalty curve, you find some other do CON50 of the Latin .1 ci the reeerok wu ceatraded ad to sectIon on the was. U — -1 In; church ad tbrough ft lIt1cal ds,uloprnurdi ___ ac k'' ad researchers who guy ac' If, y, uhoulders move to the lurdro,4, hips, the region for years ot N the load in.; oeØd gust.. govuM p to backs .usme other c'onQn1M will be r4eg$ed taMsdputyisthsUnSIates, wtdch has a: theic saperheads. to the ret. tn'iulos stake In t social ad pvlItical ____ _____ Form does net Indicat* what legs are dahiy of Ms hem1aphur neighbors. The CIA c'" ft pet eat Of the duty t lacthg. From other auscea, beu,ar, I have flobQuldsIsoprovlda utoho,this _____ intheady1I,DicasithsepreIctMlyd ascertained thu Ulds are on the way oat. pope will id the ~5tbat not cnly ft lE1l I'l S 'eWV1y Dvlag the cr'ilag 'dhe. If I hive the rigid atin Ame rica bat the ent undeveloped wonl L ___ edel" ad b*i Of belated ftMMllt, to dope, waists 1W be aivorully 'leglocted and ad the lusdvadaged podieua .1 th. _____ #'a" "morel ad _eel iputsd. yo'u go for weeks wWwM hearing the WOf the iNMitknic Resources GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UP!) Linda VanderVeen, 11, the daughter of city Civil Service Director Andrew VanderVeen was the latest victim in a string of area abductions in recent months. The fully clothed body of the Mulick Park Elementary School sixth-grader was found 81/2 hours after the abduction in an upper-income, low-crime residential area about 1½ miles from the kidnapping site. The girl's hands were tied behind her back and no marks were immediately evident on her body found in a snow-covered field, police said. The cause of death was not determined immediately. BIDON GRAFT .. 11 Day On Her 94th Birthday car washes, bake sale., concessions at athletic events, and soliciting. 016 County Sentencing Bess Truman: A quiet ANGLE.WALTERS CIA And LSD Dancy Slayer Faces PEOPLE On no single foreign policy issue is the Carte' administration more profoundly mistaken than in Its stubborn refusal to utilize the SALT negotiations to restrain the Soviet Union's global ambitions. For, if Soviet designs on Europe, Africa, the Persian Gulf and elsewhere are realized, no conceivable arms agreement could restore the balance of power that alone guarantees the peace. No one, Including those republican senators who formally proposed that the strategic arms limitation talks be made conditional on Soviet good behavior, is suggesting that SALT be held hostage to every ripple in East-West relations. No rational strategy would dictate that arms negotiations be suspended If Cuba dispatches another infantry battalion to Angola or, conversely, that an imprudent concession be granted if the Soviets refrain from instigating an invasion of Rhodesia. That kind of linkage would wreck the SALT process overnight. But in a broader, strategic sense, it is both irresponsible and unrealistic to isolate the SALT negotiations from the larger geopolitical context in which they occur. It is foolish and dangerous for the Carter administration to insist otherwise. When Washington eschews linkage, it grants the Soviets an apparent immunity from the consequences of their aggressive moves around the world. Every time President Carter and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance proclaim the SALT process as 4 ' Tuesday, Feb. 13, 197—SA SANFORD LONGWOOD 309 E. let St. iSO HIghway 434 Ph. 322-4771 Ph.. S31-4414 WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL STATE & CANADIAN ISTUINS OPEN 9a.m.-, P.M.Weekdays: 9-114t. & Se. OPEN TONIGHT —APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHER AREA OFFICES IN DELTONAOIANGI CITY ANDOVIIDO The Increases, which are limited to the initial New Operator Station aid International Dial rates fOr COuntries. period rates and are scheckited to become effective on May 15, 1979, will raise the Sunday AT&T's proposal includes introducing both Operator Station and Person-to-Person rates to International Dial and Operator Station rates to Argentina; the Sunday Person-to-Person rate to four countries-Bahrain, Belize, Colombia, and Colombia; the night and Sunday Person-to-Per- Haiti. These rates will be lower than current son rate to Haiti; and the night and Sunday daytime rates. A three-minute daytime call to Operator Station and Person-to-Person rates to Bahrain, if dialed, would cost $9.00; to Belize, Honduras and Nicaragua. For example, the the rate would vary from $3.45 to $5.40; to rate for Argentina goes from $6.50 to $8.00 for Colombia, from $4.50 to $7.05; and to Haiti, Operator Station and from $9.00 to $12.00 for from $3.45 to $7.05, depending on which state Person-to-Person; for Colombia, from $8.25 to you're calling from. $12.00 for Person-to-Person; for Haiti, from It is important to note that customers calling $9.00 to $12.00 for Person-to-Person; and for from areas not presently equipped for InternaHonduras and Nicaragua, from $5.00 to $6.00 tional Dial would benefit from the lower dial for Operator Station and from $6.00 to $9.00 rates even though the call would have to be for Person-to-Person. There are no increases in completed by the operator. However, It the cus.. the additional minute charges. These increases tomer requests special operator assistance or will make the initial period charge for these special billing, the Operator Station rate would calls the same as the existing daytime rates. apply. �I SPORTS •1 :IiTj ;1I] LT&. LA AI . - - Tuesday. Feb. 13, 197 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Third Generation Petty . * - I Makes Mark On Racing's N r7"-9XW,WW __7=WWlay W I . DAYTONA BEACH Wk'l)- testants," says France. "RI. had father-axi teams before years, but France believes be a yl Bill France Sr., founding father chard's health hasn't been good but to my knowledge never a st his' timetable of NASCAR racing, thinLcs 18- lately. He's had surgery and a third generation. Kyle will move UP year-old Kyle Petty some day string of not winning many draw fans to Daytona. The lad graduate to the big NASC e f amous dad , teams Richard, as all- keep looking over their shoul- acquainted with the sport as "If I was in Kile's Posito4 ztry I'd go all over time stock car winners. ders because pretty soon anybody can possibly be." . U UU7 to France said he used to drive France, a pioneer in•he spo rt they're going to see Kyle right my pOe IC the ir bu m p ers." umpers. and liked to win HethinkaKyle to when cars raced along DaytopevealAlftiu,MY'l$nej. feels the same way. na's beach, has watched three says the youngster's "Scene day, he'll achieve tip generations of Pettys 10 COfl1 PC. .ictory will produce a new ll talents of his grandfathel, Kyle Petty has Mated he' tition, and feels the first of the following in NASCAR racing National fdher hold off nmnlng Grand and other top &lVeUli l-'Ut)s, Lee, inner of the l'hls ts the third generation races (the major league of Joe WesthIy, Qu'tii Tznç inaugural Daytona 00 in 1959, olPettyslnmotorsports. We've stockcarcoinpetitlon)focafew and Fireball Roberts." drove as hard at the finish a during the race. "Grandpa " Petty was always the man to '. .f 7 11 :c •.• ç4LP/..... . ': - -T - ..., --.i;:. -z:-r.. . h. f N . -..1-•• : ' .... ••• .j . . ".-•' -r'i 11lftl~ ft - - .•• ,. ... -s T'ivr ' .. , --. I ,. ;. . . - '' :' .-t. ., •.,, 14 . . W ' . I Herald Photo by Carl Vantura L I beat, tip against it different grade of competition than exists today. flit crews were not ARCA RACE GETS GREEN FLAG AT DAYTONA I . I .1 tIc) VULIC UIIUcarsdidnotrun fast, nor UCLA Returns To No. 1 Spot basketball, became the fourth fering defeats during the week, - in the weekly we NO. i spoi Seminole 5 * • £ were they as And now Kyle Petty, accord- the top 10 once agan underwent Inc to LU Second-Class Citizens? Ir 1i Howell at Brantley The countdown toward the high school district basketball tournaments continue tonight with two games involving Seminole County teams. Seminole will play at Lyman, meeting an old rival in an 8 D.M. game on the Greyhounds' . home court. Elsewhere, Lake Howell Is at Lake Brantley in the other contest, Veteran' McAdoo 1 Se n 1. m Netters Tr umph ___ ___ ____ __ ____ ___ __ __ ___ __ ___ ____ _____ ____ Boston Toronto Buffalo 33139 22 2210 73 21 1911 21 24 7 $3 MILWAUKEE (UP!) - The Milwaukee Brewers said Monday they have signed three more free agents from the January draft, incinding two pitching prospects, to bring its total to five. The latest to sign are Ron Walling, a lefthanded p1tcher from Johnstown, Pa., lefthanded pitcher Dick Odekirk of Southern Cal and outfielder Scott Job of South Idaho. The Brewers said they probably will be assigned to Butte, Mont,, the club's rookie team in the. Pkew League. M9I( LOS ANGLS (UPI) -Tracy Austin, the 16-year-old snha whiz from Rolling Hills, Calif., Monday was named Southern : California Athlete of the Month for January. '1' AustIn, 5-foot-3 and 106 poimde, was honored following her third straight professional toia'nament victory, a 6-3,6-2 win in the finals j . over topu,d.4,. Kartina Navratilova at the V; .'- -: WUWgton..Women's Indo ainplonships. • F 5Eft'/OR • - -. 6XPrXIN I 411A( ft '\ $R9ii4L ,I 7 o . - 49 f ( - ,'.,, ,-- / - I I / , , "(TV ,ji,y/q College Basketball - MIKE C 1 at Minnesota , 4 . . \O1 \ \Z. \\ '. ,pv1/LPL/MF2'IV#'4'C4 - \.' 60PHOAt'RE (/j' jS7I' last Albrght $2. Dcknsn 65 Army 71, Fordhlm 10 Boston U. IS, Rchmnd 69 ' ,,,. '"" " Wright St. 70, Clove 64 Southwest Math 79, All Chistn 7$ Mercer 57. Ga. Sthrn 7$ Miss. 67, Florida IS Mrehed 7$, A. Peay 75 P4chIIs St. N. Jksnvl $3 UNCChrlt 76, New Orin'U N. Car. AlT, Cmpbll 67 Presby 15, Limestone 51 Sthrn Tech 76, Oglthrp 7 1 S. Ala. 73, S. Fla. 61 SW La. 10, La. Tech 59 S. Car. 100, Bap$-S.C. 67 Tulane 75, S. MISS. 74 Diesel 73, Hofstra 68 E. Strdsbg $3, King's 65 Fla. St. U. St.L 79 Frmnghm $7. Brdgwtr 7$ Ithaca 5%. Hobart 91 Juniata 15, Lycmng 4.4 LaSalle 100. Lehigh vj LIU 15, Siena 59 Maine IS. Mass. 47 Pt Park 15. Geneva Rutgers 53, New Hamp. St. Bonny SI, St. Fran 77 St. Joseph's 6$. Del. 43 Sprng$Id Si, Bently 75 W. Conn. 76, F.Piecce 70 W.Va. IS, Rbt. Morls 7, r&Tp' W110 an holfe/y/cif-ar fME,8A4f/(5 Moidly Ab Chrstn 71, S. PIous 70 Anglo St. 75, S.F. Astn 62 Ark. Tech $7, C. Ark. 51 Ark. Coll. $7. Ouachta 51 Arkansas 7 1, Baylor 62 F. Tex 33, SW Tex 31 Harding 94, Ozarks 92 HrdnSmmns 63 , Cntnlry 61 Henderson 96, Hendrix 77 Houston 101, SMU 94 ' 2 Doodle Duster - 23.607.20 5.20 75. Lisa 3.20 150 3 Tally Act 6.60 0(2-7) 31.4$; P (2.7) 151.15:1 (2-7. 3)1,211.61: Time 32.57. Eighth Race, 5.16,5 7 Fayzelle 11.00 7.00 4•20 1 Wright Bahla 3.40 2.60 2Tour Jane 3.10 0(1-7) 25.00; P (7-1)5130:1(7-i1) 4)2.00; Time 31.69. Ninth lace, IllS 7Ask Him 7.00 1.20 2.60 1 Krella 4.50 3,00 Vandy 65, Alabama 57 V.. Tech 55, Wm&Mry I, Va. St. 90, Elim City II W.Va. Wslyn 73, Shphrd 64 W. Ky. 50, Tenn. Tech I6 Wint hrop Si, Coker 64 Midwest Bwlng Gm St Dquesne 52 Cincinnati 60, Xavier 5$ Drake 79, S. Illinois 75 Grnd Val $0, Wayne St 16 Hamline 79, Bethel 74 Ind. St. 100, W. Tex 75 Kent St. 101, Wilm 70 Karny St 105. Chdrn St rS Lincoln CS, Mo-Rolla 61 Loyola-Ill. 104, Ohio 73 Marymt 44. Evangel 60 Mich. Tech 90, St. Nrbrt 52 MOK.C. 92, MO-St.L 74 Monmouth 99, Coo 65 NW Mo. 91, Cent Mo. 65 Sagnw Vat SO, Oakland 76 St. .10173. E. 1(1.73 1W Mo. fl, NB Mo. is Wayne St 63, Peru St SI Sueth ' 7,)"f4i' I SFlashyGorcSOfl 31.00 12.20 9.40. 3, 2 Texas Fawn 6.40 1.40 0(1.7) 37. 00 ; P (7.1) 61.10; I (7.1. 6 Gift ed Flash 6.60 2Mineola De Bose 73 2fl.i0; Time 31.93. 0 (i-I) 149.20; P (I-all) 5 7.0I; P Tenth Race,5.16, B 12.20 410 3,20 jail-ii) 1.70; T (16-2) 1411.60; Time S Dew Duster 340 2.10 32.06• S Wright Mang Up Sietti Race. 's. B 2.50 2 Mr. Brick 300 2.20 2.20 0(5.5)17.20; P (5-5) 63.90; T ($5- I Villa Sand 3.40 3.00 5 Troy Edna 2)157 20; Time 31.62. 4.40 3 Bodiddle Scott Eleventh Race, 1.16, C 0(1-Si 10.60; P (i-I) 11.00; T (i-1 13.20 6.20 210 2 Lightly 7.60 1.00 3)142.00; Time 39.42. 3Tutf Formula -. Seventh Race, S.16,C SANFORD.ORLANDO 2.60 SCan't Compare 5.00 4.10 3.20 First lace, 5-16,0 0(2-3) 46.01; P (2-3) 224.40; 1(2-3- 2 Dianna'S Strek 5.40 4.60 6Waco Tip I Manatee Josh 12.50 1.40 1.20 5) 499.20; Time 32.04. 5.00 1.40 4.40 I CiC5 Gene $ Red Heels Twelfth Race, 's. D 0(1-2) 36.00; P (3.1) 15.20; T (2-15.1.0. Brett 7 .40 2Mantee Dodie 120 3.20 2.10 0 (6-U 41.øa I A (6-LI) 1,519.60; 7 Wycliff Dee Di 1.10 3.00 4) 466.60; Time 31.66. Eiihthlact, S-16,S Time 31.79. 2.50 IDebbie Coriel 23.50 12.60 3.10 Sicld Race, 5-16, C 0(2-7) 22.10; P (2.7) 73.50; T 1 3-7- S Doll's Princess $00 3.10 S Aren't U Glad 3 Two Flips 45.00 18.20 160 1) 1I0.$0; Time 39.69 7.40 I Cam 5 Factual 5 00 420 A- 3,240; Handle 5251,195 6Wynna Token 0(35) 31.00; P (5.3),IU.10: I15.3. 300 MONDAY NIGHT (14)711I, P ($1) 421.15; T (114) I) 1311.00; Time 31.64. First Race, 5-lID Ninth Race, 5)6,5 151.60: DO (6-I) 213.51; Tim. 31.76. 5 Patrick Tiger 21.10 62.40 11.40 TliIrd Race,$.16,M 7Agil 5 00 310 3Mr. Buckingham 7.00 3.10 2.40 6.50 3.10.. ICarolina Tip 35.00 21.00 6.00 2 Big Boy Blue 100 6C Surfer 5.20., 2Steady Steve 6.20 3.40 0 (5'7) 5140; 1 (5.7-2) 1,190.60; iManatee Lore* 0134) $1.50,P(34) 134.70:T(3-4-' 2•40 Time 31.16. STeam Player 1) 623.00; Time 31.59. 0(34)96.20: P (4-2) 763.61: T (4-2. Second Race, S-Il, C Tenth Race, 5-16* 5) 1,139.0. Time 3I,85. 6DrIf's Baron 1.60 3.00 2.60 33.20 21.00 1.00 Fowili Race, 5.16,0 IFIre Gemina 7.40 3.10 6Reigh Count 1000 3.50 7 Shelly Eckert 3,00 S Comlirmed 6.10 3.60 3.20 1 Go Tulip ' 4.20 1 Old Truck 6.60 3.50 0(4-4)37.50; P (6-4) 64.50: 1 (6-4- 7 Sound Idea 6MlxleQuuen 0(6-I) 41.20; P (6.8 )219.00 T (4-I. 2.60 I) 295.10; 00 (5-6) 230.50: Time Q(1-1) 31.30; PCi-I) 182.40:1(7-17) 90S.00, Ti me 31.56. 31.75. Eleventh Race, 1.16, C 6) 229.11: Time 31.1$. Third Race, 5-16, M 10.60 13.90 4.10 Fiftti Race,S-16,D 6.60 3.50 3.20 2 True lmage 3 Wright Soto 24.20 3.00 ILady Lady 6.20 4.40 3.20 e Rock Doctor Flitter Day 9.20 1.20 4.40 iNow Color 7.20 4.20 IJay ElCee 3.10 4 Texas Toots S Pure Golden 0(2-7)115.10: P (2-7) 232.35: 1 (21.60 0 (3-6) 46.40; P (34) 66.05, 1 13. 0 (1-4) 11.11: P 11.10: 1 (4-1.5) 651 255.20; Time 32.54. 7.4) 1645.00 Time: 32.04 Twelfth Race SiC 425.40: Time 31.1$. Fourth Race, 5.16.D 17.20 5.00 4.10 Sisffi Race, S.16,A 35.50 1460 5.40 3knlne Brow lkingoh Swat 4.00 2.40 aWright Elvis ILuCky Fleet 1.50 3.40 2.10 lHaute Couture 9.60 140 3.10 iDrif's Ace 1.20 3.10 2 Boston Sherry 3'00 $ Beauty Aid IMercury Scott 0(3.4) 17.20; P (3-4) 12.351 1( 3-44.20 Q ( 4-7)197.40: P (7-4) 1450.50, 1 0(14) 31.20: P (6-1 ) SIll; 1 (4-1- (742) 1190.00 Time 31.97. 5) 341 60; Time 39.67. 4)371.50; Time 31.37. A- 3,619: H andle $211,754. Fifth Race, 1-16,0 tav$$i Oat.. I.IL. r N.M. HIds 72, Adms St. 67 Rice $I, TCU $0 S. Ark. 50, Ark..Mnt 47 Texas 65. Texas AIM 57 Trinity 94, Sthwstmn 74 West Wash. St. 69, Stanf or d 47 Dog Racing , . (ICc) RACE. Irtndels 53. Tufts 62 Rucknil $2, Geflysbg 74 C.W. Post Si, Pace 4$ Laudlts For Tracy : '1 • ' fEi9'C'- t.'Z7ñt Iseiday's Games Cold at NY Islanders Vancver at St. Louis Wednesdiy's Games Boston at NY Rangers Ptiiladslphla at Toronto Atlanta at Chicago Los Angeles at Detroit NY lslandef$at Buffalo Vancouver . 54 Mildly's Reset? Toronto 5, ChIcago 2 Sr. LOUIS (UP!) -The St. Louis Cardinals have come to terms with their four holdouts for the 1179 baseball season, eliminating the need for arbitration hearings scheduled this week. The settlements Monday involved shortstop Garry Templeton, pitcher Jim Willoughby and outfielders Tony Scott and Jerry Mum• -y. Auerbach Defends Swap I NY Islanders 33 910 76 NY Rangers 29 iS S 63 Atlanta 25 22 4 '62 Ptiladelphia 23 1811 57 Smythe Division w I T Pts. Ch'caqo 19 259 47' Vancouver IS 25 7 43 St. Louis 13 35 7 33 Colorado 12 33 S 32 Wales Conference Norris Division W L I P15. Montreal 37 9 7 51 Los Angeles 73 21 7 53 Pittsburgh 21 23 5 50 Washington 17 29 $ 42 Detroit 11 2914 36 Adams Division W I 1 PIs. Minnesota No Arbitration For Cards tipoff also at 8 p.m. Junior varsity tussles at each site begin at 6:15 p.m. 7be district tournament will be in I Sanford Feb. 21.24 at the Saml. hv High gym. - France. is a vouni man a major snaxeup. who will go ta °Wi United Press International Notre Dame dropped to third to. lie proved he knows how to Board of Coaches ratings today following Its loss to UCLA and win and has the ability to be a 41 by beating out Indiana State by North Carolina replaced Duke superior driver. NEW YORK (UPI) - Scouts are the siecond-class citizens Of a scant three points. 4 11I besebalL What does Kyle Petty's The Bruins, a 56-52 vIctor in the No. 4 spot after scoring 11 . They work over previously top-ranked two Impressive victories and victory in his first career race t o NASCAR? 'ontheroedloc dngoverplayeraat every level aridthen return to Noire Dame last Sunday raising Its record to 18-4. LSU some motel room to write out their reports. vaultedpasttheSycamoresint also advanced, moving up two .. believc it opens the 11 ; Usually, when a trade like the one Involving Rod Carew Is the No. 1 slot despite receiving places to filth after boosting its ilJilIt) of a '.'.hole new series For nade,it isn't the general manager, the club president or even the 10 less first-place vot es than record to 19-3. of challenges to other condub owner who "makes" the trade, but rather the organization's unbeaten Indiana State. UCLA, Duke's upset loss to PittsBOfON (UP!) - Boston's games In the loss column, said the college crop wan lái icoMa, The Twins' scouts knew which Yankee prospects might ranked third a week ago, burgh last Saturday night cost acquisition of Bob McAdoo "McAdoo can help a right and the team would not hah help Minnesota most and the Yankee scouts knew which of their received 15 first-place votes the Blue Devils two spots In the from New York didn't fit into away," said Celtic,' owner had one of the top picks. 11 i ole .prospeds should not be given up. and 599 points from the 42. standings as they fell to sixth. the Celtics' rebuilding strategy John Y. Brown Ins telephone "We might hay. had $n It Is known Yankee owner George Stelnbrenner ultimately member Board of Coaches very well. But, reasoned Interview from New York. eighth or rAi*h ''ok', pla:a Syracuse moved up three while Indiana State got 25 first- spots to seventh after boosting killed the deal for Carew after President Al Rosen did General Manager Red Auer- "Hopefully, he'll help a make 20th. But McAdoo'a n1. bach, when you have a chance th e playoffs and restore the s*rpansea anytlAng I can got jn negotlating with the Twins. Also generally known Is that 'l'wlns' place votes and 596 points. its record to 20-2; Michigan Once again, however, it WIIS State moved up one place to No. to get a player like McAdoo - damnpIonahIp caliber to this the draft," he said. owner Calvin Griffith tried to have on. of two lefthanded rookie the Sycamores' lack of consIst- 8; Louisville, a loser to even if It means giving the team." ,pltchers, _____ 10'yesrold Ive Righeffi or 24-year-old PLg Mü'ahella, Auerbach emphasised tie i nt support from, the coaches Marquette, (cli four places to thY dtoglve içelther one. Knicks three first-round draft The Knicks, on the other player Pei" be whldi co tlflta Ma •bein by U I4$MI$YS me Seminole w L.. move into the No. I spot. Six Detroit, slumped two places to te those rebuilding plane can :'spot last .ano,m With 'rwu to as league. nnis swipt a pair of matches wait. coaches, no doubt unimpressed No. 10. Mike Burke. And Madison des1reto$fgoLxryBfrd,t ' "They told me I was wtlng my time," Griffith says. "They by Indiana State's mediocre from New Smyrna Beach "We were going In one Square Garden owner Sonny the Celtics drid Last y.pr said they positively would not include Righetti In any deal." Monday as the boys tri umphed direction, rebuilding the ball Werl3lIn was schedule, voted the Sycamores Team Points so friatrated be de lt.hisdesiret.ptqoat ' Rosen confirms that although he has never seen the teen4ged fourth place or lower with one by 4-3 and the girls rolled to a club," Auerbach said Monday. told Brown to take anyone he eligibility at Indian Sat.. southpaw pitch In his life. Righetti and Mirabella belonged 10 coach UCLA (15) (II)) 599 2. picking them as low as 1.2 Indiana "I believe ultimately we will be wanted on the Knicks' team. "We're going oat dros*r St. (25) (220) Tew and both caine to the Yankeesln the multlplayer deal for eighth. Semiiole hosts Mainland there. But if you get a chance to That 3. NoIre Dame (21(113) started the trade. 5 (8 than ever to got Nit That Is Sparky Lyle after the World ries. 132 todaX at 3 t the Sanford Bath get a super player you know you UCLA, on the other hand, 4. North Carolina (181) "We can't Iose much more the No. 1 priority on ths bl and Tennis courts. (19 3) "You w bow lflrstheard about Rlghetti?" says Rosen. "My received 24 second-place men- 65. LSU can't duplicate with your draft than we have been, can we," club -to got Bird," he Id Duke (174) 36) - suitcase w left in aodon when I was there for the playoff game tions and only one vote as low as i. Syracuse (20 2) choices. BOY S Werblln asked. "We have put 338 McAdoo Is regarded by as ow 8. Michigan St. (16 5) Seminole 4, New Smyrna3 377 .1ast October. I needed some dot eswhen l went onto Kansas City fourth place. The Celtics are counting on ourselves in a position to of the Bust sbootirsaenongg (2) 3) Reagan (S) d Gi rard (NS13) 8 0, 306 and Jerry Walker, who had been scouting the Royals for us, took The Bruins, who have won 9.10.Louisville the high-scoring McAdoo to rebuild the team and make men, and his presence will gie Marquette (11 4) 295 Holt, R. (Si d. Russell (NSB) 8 3; metoashopping ceeMr.Dethe way, be told me about seeing this five UPI national champion- It. Arkansas (174) I?? Henderson (NSF)) d. Barley (5) 85; land them In the playoffs and more trades this year and Be" faa' farwardi, 11i 139 I4oIt. D. (5) d. Glapsy (NDB) 80; kid, Dave RIghetU,In Tula. He saw him strike out fl men lnlO0.. ships, ended Noire Dame's 12. Texas (17 S) increase some of the sparse next." lbs oy. load for Csdrc Purdue (19 5) 89 Clause ( S) d. Wilkins (NSB) 80. degree heat and he said the kid was faster In the ninth Inning than four-week reign In the No. 1 13. Boston Ga rden crowds. Boston The Celtics had carefully Maxwell and be player.Coes Doubles: Girard. Henderson 11. Temple (19 3) 85 was In the first. I told it to George before we traded Lyle. spot. Duke and Michigan State IS. Iowa (16 5) 18 (NSB) d. VearyVihIen CS) 83; trails the New Jersey Nets - acquired the draft picks in Dg" Cow= coat,gemo4, 55 WilkinS Russell INS B) d George was the one who made the deal. He has the final word on also were previously ranked 16. Georgetown (18 4) the team they must overtake to trades Involving Dennis Awtrsy on dafene.. 17. Vanderbilt (16 5) 48 McAlexaoder.Klrhhoff all the dsals" reach the playoffs - by six and JoJo White. But A*aerbac No. I in a season, which has 18, (tie) Ohio St. (11 7) 44 GIRLS one of the most well. 18. (lie) TexasA&M206) 41 The Yanke.sae relying on another one otthelracouts, Pry been Seminole S. New Smyrna 2 20. Detroit 1181) 31 craft,ln the caneofMlrthella, who was $4 with Tucson and 3-2 balanced In recent years. Singles: McCallister (N513) d. £L._ •t Brewers Sign Three At Lyman,,, as France also feels Richard Petty, live-time winner of the Daytona 500 and the only stock car driver with $3 million In career earnings, has a record that speaks for itself. Richard NEW YORK (UP!) - UCLA, With Noire Dame, Duke, has won 185 races on the Grand the one-time kingpin of college Louisville and Marquette suf- National tour. team this season to take over OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) -The Oakland A's named two assistant coaches Monday for the 1979 baseball season. Jim Saul, who was a manager in the Texas League last season and will handle third-base II coaching duties,, and Lee Walls, a former player, were selected by Jim Marshall. Marshall was named A's manager on Sunday by owner Charlie Finley. Pitching coach Lee Stange was kept on the staff. ,'' 8E(M4 E5O,Y4 ).#f1tt1 11 ,q,, j' *7110 WfIKtY tf,4 77'Y 1 9,YP 7'0O0I-6ip' PEuFA1t/4'7E''e/PTEP Tflt'1t4 Z4(FY Campbell Conference Patrick Div ision W L I P55. Saul, Walls Selected 'Assistant As Coaches I..uj)4 ruOfl At Mover DUKE SOUP Pro Hockey -An. Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1571P7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Aidrsn-Brdds 95, Wheslng 57 Albany St. 107, Fl Val 91 Cent Wslyn 56, USC.Sprtbg 72 Citadel 72, VMI 15 Concord $3, M. Harvey 41 Davdsn 10, Chttnooga 64 Dv$IEIkns 76, W.Va. St. 63 E. Ky. $7, Murray 76 Falrmnl SI, Sluef Id 67 Gum 7$, No. Ky. 74 0. Masn 67, Rndlph.Mcn 44 Hmptn Inst. 102, Wnstn-SIm $4 Jcksonvl SI, Ala..Sirm Ky. SO. Miss. St. 4$ LSUlLAubernöS Leoranso IN. Ga. Colt Lvngstn 7$, N. Ala. 77 ____ Angels Swap Spring Site 11 , 1.s ; .,: il ,.." with Tom lad num Piercy (5) 83, Holt (S) d. Mallory (NSF)) 85; Barley (S) d. McCollister (NSB) 81; Cornell ( S) d. Boettner (NSF)) 80; Daun CS) d. Lughlin BallardMiss State Grid Pick • "HurylsbsttlngMlrabeUa makes oirdaffthis year," Rosen STARKVILLE, Miss. (UPI) Bollard, accepting the coach. ma* football co.4'*' 1.4 says. ho -Youthful-lookIng Emory Bet. Ingreinsata news (NSB) 81. snnco : Rosen, a (inns, Cleveland third bsssnai, has a great resard "I pi.dpsthat you wUl ha Doubles: Piercy.Holt (S) d, lard, who masterminded the said he was anstoin to got as my best d soot he the for all scouts although he was never signed by one. McAIIister.Mallory (NSB) $•7 attack wtthtbsjoboftiraingStat.Iigo st," the dow4aft4 McCallister.floettner (NSB) d. whileTexas - "Herb Pm ck who was with ftRed Box thion, saw me play in MM, was named Bishop MIi*IsiIppi Swain (5) 87. a t'$IoneI power end he tilt he said. ne of Danville, Virginia, o Florida and Invited me to try out with ____ State's new football coach had a solid f',lMInn at the Hsldhewi4meà I 'Boston's tam clots," Rosen recalls. "1bnr Yoter, the BOULDER, Cob. (UPI) - instead become coach at Monday andsaidhisgosiwu to school to build on. msdat.ty to fill hi. coali nssagsr, watched ens bra wisE and then called me up to his ,1.nk the Bulldogs competitive "YOU IXt locking at a men room. 'Go hornm and pot a Mach pail,' he said. You'r. never The question is who gives In Colors ad first: The University of Colorswith any team In the nation, who has his molar twnsd an," Fairbanks was In Boulder 'puma be a an asatatsat i do or the New England during the weekend and met Monday Ballard said to pplrut frZ Tm. * i ,,.otg i Basketball Fostaistely for Rosin, the dredor of lbs YMCA to li Patriots? school apoet.rs bs at the ddsMv. osesdiator. privately with the CU football OSli)fl -- Acquired center Rob was a 'bird dog.' III. same was Frank Stein and hi told Rosin a thS SITS confii'ince. Th. University of Colorado, squad, advising them he of. McAdoo Iron, New York for three Mor.lcind.Horn.r MIiIaulpl Stat. Albisi frmsd of his was 1T1NI*IJI 'l'bomasvWe of the North CVoliflh still hoping to sign Chuck ficlally will take over when No. I draft choices and a player to be Ths former MM thief, who Sta J lmgso. He als, said the Ibomeavifle third baseman hid Fairbanks as head football legal problems are cleared up. named. rigned 1M year In mid. longtime Leuislaaa :su Philadelphia - Placed guard Team Wins Evnt beohen Mi kg aid he gave Roses a latter to the manager Of coach, is trying to wait out the He also greeted about 25 high Doug Collins on the injured list and 1Lfl ptid Ms _p• UMverit' àstrutir ii ;dsh JIWmy Grads. swingman Marion Redmond Patriots, who can go only so school prospects who visited the signed p1 Speed and Camille Moreland State team would be acj iyw, mi ieiis I to a 10 day contract. Roses Jumped on a Ma, rode boa' bows to Thomasvilhe and long without an active head cii Campus. teamed up with the twosome of "repre..*dlvs" In the toegh puiI ati the toots 'walked lM the local cafe CNTYIII$ do tIMIbalI 1* II coach. Jack and Peg Borne, to win last SotAbsege Conferonce CU Athletic Director Eddie Barba tws-y to dawn Ii I St. Louis Agreed to contract SisupplAmup, ossoithe men In the caf. asked Mm WI'otIeV be "'swayw.havetogo Crowder said Saturday the terms with relief pitcher Jim weekend's women's noodatilon Billiard's eppe"ii4 ended wsek, was a ballplayer and Rouui Mid 75$. u," CU Pride Roland delay in getting Fairbanks W illoughby, shortstop Gerry monthly bed-ball toirnamast days of ipsmiatlss t he Maus luRud T.mpItnn, and outfielde's lony "What psIa ki you play?" was the neat ied1on. • Raulenatraus said Monday. sign ed Is hurting the recruiting Scott with a score Of been chosen to sa'ceed Bob gins a turysu', p4s,i p and Jerry Mumrhrev. . "Third h," wj.4 Russ, who vuctiaily a shortstop. "The New England Patriots are program, but not enough to hurt Second place was Mary and Tyler at the Stskvilh .bet esatred wIth MW Boston Acquired thirdbamin to waJhed aroend the coiner going to have to name a new the school', chances of Larry Wolfe from Minnesota for Leroy Anderson plus the tram Bollard, * vowed Ma . whunGradswulaguphia car prepsrlflgtogoouttothe coach before too much Longer betosning a Big Eight Confer- minor league infielder-outfielder of Bud Rlthardi and Lola dW quitting Tm. MM he agsr about Rosen end Grads pat the and this will change the once championship contende r Dave Coleman. ;balt, lie laid the Godfrey with a scor, Of U. wan 1 1 with_oiug. %" Soccer sad Matiotsd Russ to got lute the car. situation as far as Fairbanka Is next season. Third iti. between Doltie Tyler r-igp,d the Mabel en Ms pus LRuty T1 d San Jose (NASL) - Announced "Roipuu1mskr$SSrthwshethefris seat," Riussays. concerned." "We would prefer to have 'the release of forward Doug Wark, and Ron Locas and Wasda and coaching job lag mouth, sd I a 4Ie I A U.S. Coat Of Appeals In Coach Fairbanks helping with midiieIder Kevin Handlan, John Butch Steinke and the teas of uwal days ar he was Rud I)las Rid.10111 , He wan iotsdhe the. Nst IMa pot a base hit the and Tony Sijf I I,, defind,s Jim and Eloise Bed and lies as aetIe Iradir. id Njtkg ir thi IIanOII. 5ogon Saturday refined to our recruiting," said Crowder. SmilIle Mi g s (sees Mu.day tfti the I s Jerry Bevans and Buzz Demling and hia yesslatu', ho to usnsan with whew he led the remove a temporary InjunctIon "But we still feel we will have goalkeeper Sean Keohane. and Bob Bait with Dellaid bulls "lIianl pows of 'ss stsitu,. he miiloulagheke.srastvlcs, Wild *ovehelUarmor. preventing CU from #1'l'tg had a good recruiting year." Football Fifth at5l was ah.oatiewlth MTm.MMcnga vI4 tvuftv.$We. 11I3,he b.c.m.th.&d pt.yssevsrto be be Fairbanks as head coach. Crowder said the CU football Hamilton (CFL) - Signed Irene and Au Harris t4hig Xl isosid in As ad isebel ' ptWihiit .ai ad MVP -'- y. • Fairbanks, who has four program is proceeding with quarterback Eddie Smith of up with Mary Aim and Buddy sevene. The AW ails wed ps Ma mat p ichigan Slate. yours Left on Ms contract with Doug Dickay, tanner coach at MCollege Wirlam' to tI. lbs tsem of to these bewl as (Wy the ether dip, Russdd sousthiag he ban his messing r Boat Watws * Football He Med Jlnmiy Grads to scout for the New England, says he will not Tesmesese and Florida, acting to 0 tsr seine Mississippi State - Named ionnie at Dick Elan and Bollard. Hepruedly rake kd Emory Bellard as head coach, Yess the ar-"--. return to the Patriots and *will as interim coach. Anndt Hoes and Bill Craig. id among w 'gal aatks twa 1tu • Gives First W ____ ____ For Fairbanks'? ____ Maras Bury Hatchet NEW YORK (UPI) Wellington Mars and -0 T1M Mars, the feud coowners 1 of the New York Giants, have put aside their diffrences temporarily to begin Interviewing ' candidate for the Glands' head coaching job - his - ___ Transactions Itisexp.ct.dtheMaras will name ahead coach after first finding a director of operations. NFL Comntiskner Pete Rozelle I heaksdlcst.dbemayitepinto "ft the ____ ____ I: _____ deadiock if it I. imtreolved soon H. will - contact the Mares today - ____ __ _________ Liberty Rolls ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ . Free-agent NEW ORLEANS (UPI) nmft back Sam Thomas, who played with the Mobile (Ala.) Generals of the Southern wh d ,Footbsll =in 17 and 1$, slps Salads Monday,' two of. Nsw ' '1basrahitheovco,titYtO inthe NFL' S$' VicS PreSidsad H$rfy ,by HN IVp i .sslt,1bsedditienofThomaabditossven of rupft backson lbs SaW '( rester. 1I - lbS CIiAst.nson 0.1* 'Okay ___ - . Yelylogise NI, hole Kesilvol NI. SUCK'S CUSTOM CATINU$ AM Celsm$ii 15. PSNV Mien 175, , WI*IISS 141 OM Comm in, Standings: Carefrs*, Sambos Isimsy wIsair seas •f•,' MIS High DICkI $irles7 Us Hay 474. Grace ks,, APPIIaIICL 11W Market, AUIIieI'V •iis. in.. YIlvI. iii, Stale KiMivil NI leers INuty Slon. Irenus Sleety JaveramwMill $e: sibmie -- I: Puns. ' _____ sem _____ seine center. ,. iy H Grace l5$: ,y---- p, p,p ,ytii- g, 'lisle KusII* 155, 155. O1*iim (74 AM Celean 115. IheIvy Fers ARL 0i I;.. Psgpy 75, Mi, wi 00 ClaNs (H. '- ' W* tin: 1.15 May 94, Grace Korner • . ' .. • High Series: ., , 11_ I Carolyn Berts 441. Yard Dogs, The Go Rifweens, Moon Cathy Doy le 413, Anne See 41$. 145, Pif McGieSMmg III L.iels Olbe, H'giIj, ç LIZ Blackburn 477, Marion Farella Pies, Der Sest. No Noma, The Go Thelma Heldrick 140. NcGiahh 114, imily IlsSJi,k tWly. *5 *5* Cl 174. Evelyn Semis 455. , Getters, The Quick Starts. Other Hlghtllghts: Star of 11w 121. Clara Ripley vls +ii J Nipley Converted Spills: Mary Barnett 4High Games: Roy Fore 187. Reese Week Shelvy For. +44. High ilL CarmesMasti *5, Jury l 7-10, Norma Wagner 5-7, Linda. Moon 155, Bub Doyle lii. Bob See Aver ages Sryant HICkIOII a nd Gus 14$. WIKIe WM IL' ird Am Celumis NI, Psg,y 475, 5)09, lirniCel Shyly Salon. Downer $7. Evelyn Serrass 3-5-10, 15$, Vernon While ilL Larry Blair sexton 145. Salmsn 175. Cethy Deyls $55. $t$nhI1 kag$ MIS *1*101 155. • Shatnbirlte Maisufactiwers. Eve Rogero 57, lmr 5-1Q, 173, Drew Kirk 149, Dee Nader 10, Hip $irle*: Doris OraØ* GIWIN, is MM CARDINALS W". CISWflidillls; isis uj)fl,. High Games: Arlene Coaltir 111. Other Highlights: Marion Farella Shelvy Fore 155, Sara Griffith 175. NOU1TI$ '. terry Weaver $1. Juhe Rigley NI, plum % Ulm shffiwh~U.1.p II. Kay $usson 1*. 11*101 175, Norma Wiener S4 MOI% turkey, High agerage Liz Blackburn . Luanne ReynOlds 13%. Cathy Doyle Standings: All In The Family, Clara Ripley IN, Cliwits Ssnaiias ON. Ss*. Lii Kilhival Evelyn S.tIum 17 14$. Star of Week Marion 1-arella 112. Anne See 15$. Thelma Heidrick Lycky Strikes, Rid Sins, 71$, Dumid Sian as os wlma Nigh *41*1thogard 111Gess Salk .7. 141 lus Rogers 157. LIZ Slackburn +52 pin. s'y 174. Sheila Jekubcin 144. Whatever?, Slack Gunlues, *55. C15W Osyls No bb To fijl~ 141St Psu5* 1411. 15114). Mabel Vogel 119, Carolyn ' , High SetIei: Roy Fore 471, Larry Jarheads. Truckers, Home G. Canusried kIlN: ArlIs IsMan OwiftIWW: NI Other HIghtIghIs Quuipi of *5* Seth 117.152, Helen HarrIson 151, 8lai 164, Shelvy Fore 445, Sara U1.I. I CHAIN High Gam": Doris GraybUl 11$. 3-10, Rlavd 55nun 144* CaSty Ca al 5511*1 K5*Y Cooper 114iN. P551y MNt +5. Standings: Gutter DUsters, Junk' Griffith 451, Luanne RfynQIds 345, Rodney, Gable 144. Jerry Weaver Dg',Ss 17. ClaudIa SeaaiuI., 1.15. i, L. 17.* ISle Oliheis 17-5. s Wh73. -. .•-. ,•. . k , ' _______ - - . . . ' ' '' :- MWNI NIGHTLY 1P.M. __ ___ (Clasedsesdey) MATINEES: - $Iaty4bew ssc.sdu 1511,, bewavir, Maple Lest Darn liekspass frees saad eds' F Mus..Wet -let. W MATINII' PISITINII:I5p*. ' - % ". '.•. , Au.now 14 aplyedZqsihe $43 TrWoeN *5.0 ______ M.LI$RACU ' ' I ithM ia$tsrnd the r __ el beet the 0 davj 4 9 mss vii miss o eanilirl t HO "a 11111111111111111111111111111 Bib,' M,rpitMp.kped k. t -pal load Us dftv ad he ttodpahed,TumiVo • I ,1 __ __ PIWAJ)LPlIA (UPI) V_._-1$ Piss psr Larry Istensse, wh s*i. Wed afracttwedrculubelsèrteIa iada,' han nhuigblhe4stn in teem " uedfleae an semludos by pyI1d.a whossid he may be able teiltcb 4 Siu. $s, . ' v heCk Hawk Me lie, moved In ad fired a 0" bled that get bylpadle. Ii th..asowid pulod, left -om W pud Tweg.hea$4 lad who be israut cisorlag pass hit faps's Isp ad te4ckadio Used. The Hawks reduced the tow a7'JlInthe psislwhi arse WWII popped he a pawaipip goal fr it he 4d thd ow Uwe lad *st. - Kegler's The Toronto win nudged the CHICAGO (UPI) - Larry McDonald's goal and two Leafs into second place in the assists provided jiat the spark Adams Division of the NHL, the Toronto Maple leafs replacing the idle Buffalo needed, but 'the rigid wing Sabrm downplayed - his accomplish"We'll Ink, is win anytime, 121usd. especially If we move up In the "Aw, hocki The assists standing,," said Toronto Coach ,#ren't anything. I was Jed Roger Nelson. "We're all so tacky on the first two," bunched In our division that It McDonald odd after the Leafs' may not bit long, but at least $4 victory over the Qdcsgo we're in second place tonigid." Black Hawks Monday JAgid In -sun. -the De Us loss, the Howb Miy pre hockey pm pley,t 'r''4 4n.d a al,joint lied "As for anmy goal l$con overldeVaacosçin the , c Darryl sauurwnjed Smythe Division. Chicago Ill up,lieI,.ugtdtbepuckln, Coach Bob Pulford was philobg.dashot,ild*tomsadell npbbml in dStiM. "Ithovgt*we played pretty I bed tod, was put ftlutothe well, bid they put off to a two. sot." McDonald scored his Thid god Ind onuaandft was hard goal when he beat (cogo to catch up," Puiford said. -Tip Esposito from the dd at 15:14 In the second paled. The goal gave Of the Lasts' a 44 lead to ibis JW1 ,' cago had cloud In as the U11110 1.411118. 00 Twiulo -the weft J -10 who its $,sd* Inipul, Berjo . Thomas lnk.dlySalnti - . ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) -In the wake of violence stemming from a lettuce workers' strike by Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers of America, the California Angels said Monday they are moving their camp from Holtville, Calif. to Palm Springs, Calif., where spiing training will ope' Feb. X. ."We're sorry this move was necessary," said Angels executive vice president Bussle Bavul,"bitwe fed we have anobllgatlonto our players to provide an atmosphere where the prime consideration Is baseball and the preration for the start of the season." Turnina Over A Now Leaf tMae..7he Phiuian onsi weeks, aecerdiag to Th'. 1 . 1 111111,01111IL111111111W I mrovello iurva aLi ' ____ 6". 6 1111111111161111111P Is -. -- --'- ------'- 6 - .- --•'----.-•- . •-.•-,-... - ..••.- • . . . . tv �IA-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 13, in MIK "S Business A UTO-ELECTRIC AND SUPPLIES FOIIION a DOMESTIC l Rev' ' 255 1. 251% ST. BEHIND TIME TIME) SANFORD MIKE MAPLE. OWNER HWY. 434, OTest Alternators a S,.,t,,, ST.,, charging Systems m.wtii Starters a AI?wiitws • a Starters In 51st. I Riivlators In Stack eTo"X SaflitIj in HciWd d START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising ON THE GROW A Departmentof I i ADVERTISING - Teacher-Mother Feels Strongly 'Art Is Absolutely Necessary' r - rinest ~_ 7: / / ASH CUSTOM PLANNED HOMES ON YOUR LOT Move a wall, add a fireplace Come in and discuss your home plans with ush Exclusive agents for ASH HOMES. By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent "art Is absolutely necessary, sharpen the students' per- with th e seasons, holidays and especially with th e pressures ception; to heighten their units of study. For example, ! that are on chil dren" Con- awareness of the beauty around clay was used to make a Governor Bob Graham has sequently, she spends two days them; and to cultivate their Thanksgiving village in proclaimed the week of Feb. 12- a week teaching art at Wekiva ability to use imagery and to November, and third graders 16 as School Volunteer Week. Elementary. see visual order, are now workin g with paperSeminole County boasts of In a large bright and sunny It's important for children to mache to make dinosaurs in 1,400 school volunteers in the art room that any art teacher experience the different conjunction wi th their study on Dividends School Volunteer would envy (four sinks with mediums, she feels, not so prehistoric animals. Program. running water, blackboards, lv' In the 1977-78 school year, large storage room, cabinets to And no "store-boughten" I A 'We go through 49,018 hours were contributed hold supplies and shelves to v alentines for these students. by volunteers to the extension display students' work, plus They are creatively designing and enrichment of the ample working area for budmany days without valentin es on which they can education of Seminole County's ding artists), Mrs. Strausbaugh write their very own messages. .,• children. conducts 17 classes for students seeing what The art instructor also feels During School Volunteer from grades two through five, child "should have a each Week, the Herald will feature She sees the students every •: ' painting experience. I will give we are really volunteers from various other week for 40 minutes. only three colors the them aspects of the Dividends A mother of two children, primarycolors - red,yellowand program. Klrsten, 9, a third grader at looking at,' blue -and black and white and Debbie Strausbaugh Is a Wekiva, and Doug, 3 2 , the she finds It "rewarding to see volunteer at Seminole County's volunteer, who holds a degree much to create magnificent them making colors." newest school, Wekiva in art education from Kent masterpieces as "we are not all Elementary. State University, suggests t ha t artists-but to enjoy working When students can look at a Art is considered a "low- "we go through many days with them.' I). STRAUSBAUGII picture - oranyworkofart.and priority" subject in most without really seeing w hat we Mrs. Strausbaugh uses know why th ey like or dislike it like it," well, that's w hat makes schools. However, Mrs. are looking at." various mediums as she rather than just being able to an art teacher feel itls all worth Strausbaugh feels strongly that Therefore, she strives to coordinated her art projects say, "Gee, I like it" or "I don't it ...and very happy indeed. Models from S34,OO " Seat Cover Co. Ph. 322-8032 School Volunteer Week MIJVNlI,0U Auto Glass 31SS. FRENCH AVE. ORIONIS Expires 2.20.75 8317878 vert!s!j e WE SPECIALIZE IN Vinyl lops. Convertible lops. All Type Glass. Sea? Covers. Carp.?. Landau Roofs. Boa? Tops woii;K Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1979-18 LONGWOOD 20 (regular $35) WALK INS WELCOME only with ARMANDO r4o (d's I Liam- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PERM WAVE SPECIAL w EveningHerald SERVICES: OURSELVES oto soi Beauty 13au e PHONE 323.6711 / Call 322.2611 NOW ! 11 SANFORD ( (0] M.Arv WORLD* The Real Estate Agency REALTOR 24311 French 3.S324 IA 7.flj Shop Rain or Shine In Our Office With RealScope ¶ '- WE REPAIR FIBERGLASS BOATS We make "Cherokee" canoes We build commercial fishing boats SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. HAS FULL LINE OF QUALITY PRODUCTS SEMINOLE BOATS INC. Stripping? See Senkarlek G/ass & Paint Co. Bldg. 77, Sanford Airport, Sanford 322-5403 Retiree: He's Driving Me Crazy Tired Of TUNE IT YOURSELF AM Dsm.,Iic Pans Csmp1s1s Iliad Wst And rsaBsA.ft rindin, • TNI• s...• .iø.s $.vsnts Tired of dripping? If you the oki finish, returns It 10 a bro th have been discouraged in the li li er,It Eddie, "We have been personally discuss your painting problems and stact,RERUILTENGINES_LIKENEW •" put when refinishing old bythesteelwoolandsqueeged l One of the mod versatile theoverallcostcjgnaterlalsto furniture beca use of the iar out In the jar.; For wood ass orescentra ale work of know-how or graining, antiquing and Florida, Sen ® r ~ karik's has been "Call ta up and we'll be glad E'_••EE proper aids, or you call staining S karik carries Old known f en or quality and service to talk to you about your paint MIXON AUTO PARTS Goodwill, check with Senkarik Masters decorator stain, shice 1W when it was darted needs," added Jerry, "that's Sanford. base, oIa Glass & sad MACNNI SHOP heir th f"__ th W Old Masters They have the lvrd to find decorator MS. .IM1ls Ave. Phsss rn-INS thet wili r.hi do-It- Wood Gr.lning 5USd StiltS Ii now located at 210 all typ asat • match a metal door 10 yoiraeffera to do a professional Magnolia Ave. and carries a custom mirrors. Job on restoring old furniture, wood trim and moulding; full line of nationally famous "I believe we have the largest refinish a metal file cabinet an and picture toandSanford - manufactured selection of art supplies In the Of all furniture, old and new ,.,:hI,,s I, wood Pen Paints Paints and Benjamin area," said Eddie Senkarik, l 90 percent of all finishes are grain plastic furniture, Moore for Interior and for beginners as well as mouldijigs or pi ur ct e frames to exterior either lacquer, varnish or paint jobs. In ad di ti on, professionals. If they don't have shellac. All of these can be match stained doors or trim. j R.oe they have a wide selection of what you want they will be glad wu, a name that M2.3414 removed with the Hope twowa ll papers. to special order it. may also 436 step method of Instant been synonymous with 2M*ptSARp e Senkariks are ways Th al Carry a large va riety of f SAN quality for 70 years, Is refinishing, .'\ ° gladtoglvepaintlngadviceand wi th several hwI(fred different FAMILY FASHIONS •. ' . available at Senkarik. The wi ll even go out if you wish to moldings in stock. -ADV Hope's Refinisher removes Minwax family of fine products the old finish with no stripping, assure the finest finish for " nopalntbrsmhesandnosand. woods, \ paper. Follow this up with a beauty. The wood fin ish finish coat of Hope's Timg OIL penetrates, seals and protects __ is will enable you to refinish producing a rich, scratchCOMPLETE LINE and use your piece of furniture, resistant finish for unfinished all In the same day. All you f urnit ure or an antique Art Supplies need In addition to the heirloom. __ \ OILS. ACRYLICS. W. COLORS refinisher and hag oil, is a For any wood that must For supply of steel wool, a weather the out Everything for el,wetgs _L mo h U ut Jar and a few rep. there Is McCloskey's Man amateur or professional Hops's R.1b'iisher ____ removes O'War Ultra Spar CUSTOM FRAMING the finish only, ft Is not a __ marlm i. OVER 350 MOLDINGS drIpper.fldoes not destroy th varnish you can buy," Marine Post said I -- re- INSU RAN ____________________________________ quid state, whidi is picked up sel YOUNG DRIVERS ng bef e Paint Co. of fa ane. BLAIR A er, John Senkarik what we're wyI mfr. tiques frames. the wood paneling; -,: Had 3233166 - Th _ _______________ GLASS & PAINT 4htmiIe COMPANY, INC. 21OMAG$OLIA SANFORD PH. 322.4ö32 S .;T 0MINAS Control pshht, wood fillers Mtl1l JTT7 Senkerlk, who 091TM1$ cor of the wood. It or melts down the store together with 71 GENEVA DR. (COR. HWY 42& 419) OVIEDO, FLORIDA • MECHANIC ON DUTY TIRES BALANCED • TIRE REPAIR NEW TIRES CALL LYNDA IMMEDIATELY! ,, . *,V •llUu•uu.uuu..u.uu ANTENNA SPICIAL '9" COMPLETE : DM ABBY: I very asant e,'WW e'Jo; my A. My boss Is kind and friancey,b.* he's fat, lncredllgy doll, and old enough to be my U MN U UITIA$ IO'JAU • ___ WeArePreodTsAan.aiu.... _____ ____ ______ father He often asks me to have lunch with him, tait i usually ___ ____ U _ ____ U - DUNB IU11 IZA no idod 011111! mks 3 Years 5ierieess Is The lueterd Area. $pi(IaIIiI.g In Ladles' Lad Mii's Hairstyles. • CALL 3224172 ' DIANE BUTLIN C.*iiis' S1111141111 11111104 BEAUTY SALON Men. . Wid. 5.I-Tes.TSers Fri __ ?OOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOoOOOOOeOOQOQOOQOOQo ______ MIry,$SUSS. V WAS M ___ LOS 53 San $ebNuIan Ht$., . 3, *$ndek F. MCCWIIr 5 *5 5w'. 1 • SALE PIw. I Win. N. Iam.lgy&wt Pauline, Lot George Wm. ,Hsstuller 5 *5 336 5* I. LobS KIISfYO Weeds, helene to AIIii$ L J1k115$* 1 TyPl*lsflR CLIAMS • $31001 ' .. - Ruby, U WinIer *1* si Us. a * IMAI AND ØILID. MISS, ispairs aid Wailer A. Not lidro. to £. A. 4, $ll.IM - 5 fibben PUS (Nan tory 3.15-111 IIS*I 1*5 KaNde L.0 33, $ Ace luItiers Inc. to Leisni C. • Iaisj.sst PkiS Ads., 055*.. IniedS Jr. 1*0 Dom L. Lt 11, • I1ICTC IIN 1*11*1 1I : WMIer sple. n.y. to Delco Inc.. U C. Wlldenere, $31001 hi. Winter $prNs Un. 3, $35,111 (GCD) Denald 1. _____ 1 Katie P. We Ipicililhi is Sales. 1irvic $ . Os$ca Inc. to JIM A.LikloiiI*5 CeIIpp So James LI Ms*sns5. 0322'3ê21 • Resists News Used. Susan V. H. Lot Ill,WWer Springs Vpn Winner, LaS 1 5* 4 North S $a.esae........es..en....es Un.3.$N,30. . • • clsulwolalssM,ss*. a. on S. Irleuds Sflve lois. Sa*lsilPlss Gardeners i Is I I NMorI&Culnclais&wMadeg, a .Io....Io1. 5150 Win 00 bars, LW 11. Leiiwiid _ 'U ivuuls IMWMIfl. c. • I ThMJ.OldsI*5MirIsto Vales. POOL * H. Millir I Sins Orl., Inc. to Robert A. Ripley & *0 Cadens to VaIeIWinSC.Gnise5*5 Pole C,, Lot john I. s, Lot løWesdcreot, 71 San Sebastian Hts.. Un. 3. $47,000. Unit Five. $41,305. Mlller&$am.00rl., Inc. to • : $5N I TløiSS. $4 Tue.,, s*i. ARI.,HWY. 4$ • C _____ _ aaioacethebisthottheir Nam child, (ophar .NeU,zJai.lLdTlorldi Hospital South. He welshed * S fl _ H7U. --- ALTAMONTI * . $ffiNQ$ * L PICKARD: Who said the teen years are the happiest? For Abby's new booklet "What Teenagers Want to Know," write Abby: 132 l.asky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Enclose $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents), selfaddressed envelope, please. . •L•• . ..'.','I!. .•' •. • • £etute " S Magazine ...a complete entertainment guide with the full week's TV listings, interesting feature stories, Dick Kleiner's column, Go Guide, crossword puzzles and much, much more ! ,j il Exclusively I'\ .1k • LV in 1; the Evening YOUR COM?I(TIINJIITAIp4MLN)GuIO( • _(_ : • 'f•S a '' •s ' - • - HftWd •. I .• . - a " every FA Friday. E •.. JOIN THE THOUSANDS OF EVENING HERALD READERS • SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY AND START ENJOYING ... t , •. ..,'. 'gi' . • UI •. • ' : - •,• -; ' I,, - 'i:, Yes, you get it all when you subscribe to the Evening Herald, • ••-,,-• ,,,, .,•,..., .'•..•.,.•'. I .' daily and Sunday. of and mall It todayl ,,,, -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .i . I area. •. hour. with a . • FLORIDA in brief 'NATION in brief .1 • WORLD In brief • LOCAL-th e most compIete local news coverage £ eii liLt' n •..e Greater Sanford . . r & Please Enter My Subscription To The Evening Herald Name: City' Address: ' I Phone: I I I Enclosed Is my check in the amount of $ I 1 Year $36.00 6 Months $18.50 ,, -•' 1 2 Months $6.50 H The EVENING HERALD BOX 1657 - 1. Grards are Mr. and Mn. Leenle H. of Oatisn and _______________e Sanford, Fla. 32771 a '5 --------------------4. Ai c • lake Mary. -..' semi prepared at the request of the . 6k.. ..Iii I.---1J....6 _I IiJ_ girl I work with Is au ii wu YI-SW wui uv ywcisuous us ins rwriva . heft the same problem with GardenQubrjSanfordwfflbe presented by Mrs. Frank L Federation of Garden Clubs, ou could m.Y p1U of Us held Thiraiay at the Garden Woodn 111 an accredited has been taed throughout the by answering this. Club building located at the instruct or of the National stat, by mnb.r garden clubs . entrance to u'lwd Estates. CourilhlowerthowScboolfor for hepirposeoflnetrurtlonln Are we obligated to go to A luncheon catered by J ilJpresentacolor blc flower arranging. hads with him? Jacaranda Circle will be slide pram - workshop on The proçam chairman is FED UP WITH LUNCH proceeded by the 11:90 a.m. smdwndal flower arranging. Mrs. Walter Lee, vice ________________presided over ___________________ '.0 medhig president. DEAR FED UP: Ni. L. b- club ar.th4 Mr.. (arIss 1 uresrani ------- --•which was Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thos of Ike Mary, •• Set Luncheon refuse. I acc*pied a few times last year only because Idldo't . . • Birth Announcemad 1*6 Poa ISLICISD IN STOCK PAUl -- ma NOd general misting two -..----•-- * * SUVON151NSLI IOU. j Then discover the plaft or gardeulig. Get lab uifrtilsu,medilalle.ertrs,elt mete's a whole new world there just waltiag to be ac.vered.Aidd.u'tfergett. kGedyeuetWbaveyear are ___ "WE SERVICE ALL MAKES" r.* I' • C. CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA Mother s will stated that we were all to share equally in her estate.) •' •' . - ,od for retlreesln your commusalty. (Flerldsisloadedwtththem.) 8esrcbnst other c.uple.lIke yourself. Get Involved In comaully service, politics Whirlpool Bath or Spa REALTY TRANSFERS • . DEAR FRUSTRATED: Your roblemlsa'tJulia - It'syour reloctfiece to level with him hot's on ynr mind. FOR Every year thousands of The worker termites e are the homes are attacked by termites ones reonaHg for all the : orothsrwooddsdroyIngp,. dainage toasinsctureandtbey a I Home owners aid proectIv, Iho'UNlmat."ln • dill tgdd. behind I Therapeutic lelaxatton U would be bsseboa under carpdaorIn John 0. & Bonnie F. Thomas to Offii?Il W. Usher 1. 111$ Lu to have their properly inspected the rattera having a feast. G.nnaro A. & Helen Ells. Marine, RQbIStS.$CIWIZ&WSI0flI.,LOt1S, •• by a representative of a If one should experience a U INDOORS I • Lot 51k 0 Winter Woods $d Unit 51k 0. Sum me" North kc. s1 licensed peat control csipwy termite Iii.4, )gj •• . .• 1.$M.000. OUTDOORS u&000. Ift an detect the plessm Harry W. & blanche S. Carlion to Paul R. Hancock & *5 Mary hss dodh,sitat,to ___ Ernest A. a Esther M. S.livuu, Charles Hiley so wt Paula H., Lot to U ii. wood dsdro th orgi"Iana For Fr his home treated as soon es , Portion of ___ poaiilj, U D•aosstrstjo Greater Constr. Corp. to Samuel $57,000. a Since ' Lee I Mercedes V. Akin. Lot 355 John C. IUS&WfClaotoTonyj. blused with almost Ideal CoJimRowe of jltn Rowe Peat Wuklva Hunt Club Fox Hunt S.c 2. Vaughan *5 Ca rol I., LOS It, ___ ___ U In Sanford says moot 151.000. W 54', Mains, Add. $33.XO. less weather the year around, they ___ ____ U me. an Infestation can be U Root. G. 5 Ruth Davis to Dennis Patrick 0. Murray 1 *5 Kay to are aiso "not so 'limd" with I Debby Sue DoerckoI, S, et W James L. Hermannl *5 Maria. Un. all kinds of insects whichenjoyelimiRsted before it does U ___________ 300'OI Lot 3OR,pls$OIW.Wi$dm.r,, 004 Windm.adews No. 4 $31110. U Tniri'ore si94h45h151(5Uy9at5ho the same weather. $100. Hallmark Constr. to U Donsid L. subterranean termites, proper precautions In y 1 ng 'Emily N. Mactntyr, sgl. to McQammnn&54p5p11q.,$..a41,sik U Thirman Paul I Ofivi M. Lovit, A The Springi, Spreading 05k *ywood _____ your home checked by a U _____ ___________ bell at NW caret Lot M Duck Pond Viilags, p3.705. al . 700 : • beetles and w000rira may be I Add t CL 05A11 JOhnnle L, Slwbirt I WI JanIce to lood 55I Grace C. LindbIom, trustee to Wm.$.S$als&od Sherrill A.,N½o5 reldively , homes 861111111 fgoblIm. "Select a Jms.E.&J.$.$mlth, Lof C., Let51,&I70etNo5$l13, WISH u Older hs. ___ __ A S.c 54*33.513001 was Wlldm., USASI (9"P' 10 U i OIin.Asn. Hines et Fl., Inc. to • a (OCO) D111s S. Wfftwew, hI. to During the spring and your Inspection for you. U ' Ever" L. Canaille, Let 11 5* A James A. WlPIwew, spl., Lo I jfl R t Slimmer, Sterling Park Unit 3. $13001 y pg ffn, from year $02 HWY, 434, Logwssd U Eewass, Maser, $105. 339.6251 (QCDIFWSP Fed. 5&Lo$$.mln* JehnW.F neighbors who have had • r.1*5Kafhfogn WsmIlssEastOIIs ' Cty. to City so suet., $.,W. 5lnItary to $isphan 0. Sqir. a PegI their homes. The awaij satlatadiry experiences with a wnnr lift s$atiSnsltsI rlcrethii H.,Lo$1, $*C,$piineLakiKjfls,hwiA will Id oeiy a • a short period, peat control ooisspiny in the UUUIIUUUUIUUUUUU.UU.U......... area Groveview Villigs, IN.. __ Shulerd Constr. Co., Inc. to Mitsoijrn,p. Kine&PwP Vileris thesl theliasctswill bedesdcr pod is a good method of S. Graham, dba Heart 50 HewItt C. Curtis I Posy, Lot sipsar. selecting ___ a ftfllL"-ADV. Hsmes,LOS7$IkS$wee$wat.,ciuS 11,51k H Spring LakiHilis, Sec. 3, Unit to $55,554 . •3.000. The I4uskay CO. to Gallimors Slits M. Pouts to Tommy I. 0 is le : Hemes Inc., Lets Ilk C Swsiiwator Taylor 5,5*0 krbara 0., Lots 171 Oaks Sec. 13 132.000. Ia Ilk 13, Evansdal,, Lk swarm 69" SANFORD SHARE TI RE COO ____ Advised * what was uld. When my bridge club meets here, he hangs around listening to e ry The ladles feel inhibited and uncomfortable. I find myself looking for excusels to get out of the house alone. (Jullus even goes with me when Igo marketingi) llovehlm,butlhatetothlnk of spending the refft of my 11fe under these conditions. Sowhat can I do about Jullus? IN FLORiDA ___________________________________________ nspection _____ When the phone r ings, Julius runs to answer It, U Itss for me he has to know who it was and 323-7710 2510 A. OAK AVE. °, _ PHONE :. worked and I took care of the Mother's estate was settled. house. Now he's home and That way, everyone got Rule two was that all items Rule one was that anything underfoot all day supervising given to Mother by any of us not specifically mentioned in exactly what he or sh e wanted Mother's will (dishes, silver, - or the cash equivalent, the cleaning, laundry and went back to the donor. • Cancellation For High Risk or satin by t polyure W. auctioned off to the inoney was used -just bookkeeping; the amount of the Miming bid was deducted from the winner's cash inheritance. develop any hobbies. - He by us four children when • SR 22's Filid • Rejections lack jewelry, furniture, etc.) would ByABICAIL VAN BUREN ching with the boss does not DEAR ABBY: My husband come with th e territory. recently retired, and he Is DEAR ABBY: I read with driving me crazy. Julius and I interest the letter concerning have been married for 44 years th e disposition of Grandma's and we're both in good health , personal effects not provided He was always so Involved in for In her will. his business he had no tim e to I submit the perfect plan used ;n', ,.-.; .._.:,A .'•, •• �VT' 213-EvenIng Herald, : Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 13, 17 _________________________________________ . TV HIGHLIGHTS CALENDAR -- nia community. EVENING ( NEWS OMAN AND HIS ENVIRON. I) MENT 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS (4)5 CBS NEWS O ABC NEWS S MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT 700 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME @3 MARY TYLER MOORE "Menage.A.Phyllis" Mike, the man Phyllis dates for inteliectual purposes, when he starts dating Mary creates a triangle adjusting to 0 CBS MOVIE "Crisis In Mid. Air" (Premiere) George Peppard, Karen Grassle. An aging air traffic controller becomes caught life-and. death situation when a crazed to allow a dis- 1:30 (2) UARS CLUB MATCH GAME P.M. a NEXT STEP BEYOND Of Omission" O SHA NA NA Guest: Paul Anka. CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Steve Lawrence. DICK CAVETT 600 MOVI E g abled aircraft to land. DAYS Fonzie turns 0 Ralph into a dashing romantic while Marion transforms Leathor Tuscadero into a lovely lady ball. D 8OUNDSTAOE "Eddie 1*71152 (IiLAZA Li 1:45 SS SEAN CONNERY DONALD SUTHERLAND "THE falls madly Laverne. in CALS 'Kiss Me Kate" (C) (1953) Kathryn Grayson, How. ard Keel. Two stars, once martied to each other, battle as much off stage as on. (2 Hrs.) i$ CARLOAD 701"Groove Tube" SiSi 'HSW Ti Succeed wiie 0p.sii. Sex" (4)5 WA'S'H (N) ELECTRIC COMPANY 0 NEWS ca's best circus acts in competition against other great circus acts from around the world. (I) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA DINAHI EDUCATIONAL and Hutch about a murder he ()RAMMING witnessed. 930 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS Augustine Parish Hall, Stet Drive, Cauilberry. Music by the "Rhytlun Boys." ___ (!) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 BARNABY JONES Barnaby learns that the murder of a seaman was connected with U, 1) () ROOKIES the man's smuggling activities. (A) 500 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS MARY TYLER MOORE 11:00 O ABC MOVIE "Revenge For ( 2)(12) HIGH ROLLERS A Rape" (1978) Mike Connors, Robert Reed. A mild-mannered geologist turns into a ruthless killer a fter his wife is raped. (A) 12:40 SNAPPY DAYS (R) MORNING 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:63 112) PTh CLUB 600 C2) EARLY DAY ®AGRONSKY AND COMPA NY (NON) (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (TUE) (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) (4) 30 MINUTES (THU) (4) C .CKERSARAEL (FIN) S NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY S SUNRISE 530 (2)POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (NON) PICTITIOUSNAMI Notice ' . BS K11'c ks Ott Mwiniseries P ' - . - J uI * us i I ____ By JOAN HANAUER UP! Television Writer NEW YORK (UP!) - (:aesarl - - - noble b also vain Brutus, Kei th Michell as Mark Antony (he played Henry VIII In "The Wives of Henry VIW' on PBS), Charles Gray as a regal Caesar and David Collings .0 firy Cassius whose "lean and hungry lotI' Is overlaid with s3.sk psrsusaivsnesa. 'People believe Shakes pea's," said Sir Ceitk1 Mae. sins, ezecttive producer of the Shakespea. series, "GanasUon of school boys and girls think of Julie Cas the way PBS - - siOn devoting so much time and American underwriters so much money to a British Is hsry elvee thai th e $1$ Hwy, 17.fl, Cus.4brry, Fl. - forceful, beautifully acted, with Richard Pasco U a mostly ,, has been ciMtat.j plays available - as deSa, about American public tolevi- iM IitirMae. 'lbs plays as being done urimarili as entartalemant. They aren't being made JiM for or New York eSsaces - do hr JMealase ad Twin aid Reuleas I don't t ever wuidd have sold t we U we'd dens thom in an Ste M$e-Ibabssps.ecm beetle Lime. I doom't ",ui ow prediction pre.smpt s osnabedy's else doing Abs spee (as Is beW dens Bresdway). IM ie'I for te. "I WEDNESDAY FRIDAY. . ... SATURDAY . . . . ........ , . . , . . . ........ . . .. .. . , doing 'TSM wsy - ItIbskupsre p.m..lI .m. .7s$p.*,.ii p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . • % AadeeMos' in a los aiment -. lbs diridsolal sp preseb may boa fair issegh MON..TU ISThURS. PRIVATE PARTIIS .7 •....... ,$p.m.4pm. 7$ p.m..fl p.m. CLOUD SUNDAY Condo Furnished. 2 BR, 2 bath Adults. No Pets. $200 mo. + security, Deland. 734.3343 or "11-642. Clean Furnished 1st Floor apt. Private entrance. Adults only. 1004 Palmetto. _____________________________ toriaIltrl,ildna,n.,.,lffith.tI.,k of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious in br b$tvtall his --.• Nursas,R In companion, short assignment. Homemak.r* UpJohn 63114M. Sell newspaper space, create. layouts, write copy and sirvics- 3741U51flIS3 Property ____________________________ Waretiouse for least 1,0OO sq. ft Lall JUWJ or cont act Jungle Laboratories Corp. P.O. Box JlIJf' , uuu1u 201$ Sanford, Fla. 32171. - HERALD -, Downtown Sanford mini ware. house spice available soon. For infor mation call 3237341. DISK CL ERKI COOK Iyinperom . Holiday Inn, Sanford - 38-Wanted to Rent MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In Reel Estate Is sold daily In the classified ads. Nothing small ob Wanted Small Furn. Apt, or Furn. room 1. bath, lit floor. Close to town. Please call 322.2339, • AVON IS INFLATION CRAMPING loS. - YOUR SPENDING POWER? $ell Avon Is help f 10 beck. For detail call 6443St9 MATURE ONLY Maintenance man. Full time. Apply In person Sanford Nursing 3. Convalescsnt, M Mellonvill. 40.A-Apinn$s$ - DupkX4,11f9r Sale -_ • SECRETARY - Reel Estate FW,,l. ShVP gal full time. •. • Typing, phone handling, dsaIiIl5 with people required. usia). Ave. 1 , Inc. REALTOR. MLS NOTICIOP INTENTION ': FICTITiouS SlAMS s.siec. Is lireby given, pursuant to PISIIdS Statute MISS, that the.... undlignod, desiring to engage in . '. - JIUbWV General Potfoir tntl,,.l; 10 percent tail number N 11* Qts sheer cause why the .Isi_d sirdaft Ihouli not be forfeited to the use of lie Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, pursuant Is Section 755.11, PIN Statutes. .You have 35 Isys fern Fefuiry aft 1979, to C~ the Nenerable Steroid P. Jelusin, Coupsty Judge. $iminsle County Court. heuse, $aN.rtPls,Id. 311771i.Ifyeuj have any deiuss of assort to Ibis action or claims to file ageluiel the WW" aircraft. Otherwise, the alrcraft woo belsnfdsedto too .s,of mevIlfelSemlu,le $l Csuntya sold as Public Auction. , , , ;,, _________________ NOTICE Puneaw to the Isainsis County cedi, Will I busby given that the board %bMnn wO NFAWopu As as Mards is, ilr ati pa.. area use. rsafpi ROW of WITNESS my hand and no of the lomineis County Csirttouu to 11115 Ceurt on lie *sd Øy of commwmft w4nomes fo,$pTiirilJ F*viry, 1579. Cabtevlslea sNecilag .INI basic (SEAL) __ 111 1161111161Y service change, the Artk11r H. SKNh, WW# ad "I* as Clerk it the Court 0AW within *0 Jose I. WORM • DePutY Clerk it county Cemmbulensrs, ssmwab County PuNlth Febrwry3.s,7,,, 11, 13. Handsome 4 unit apt. bldg. Finest loa;lon in town. Four 2 OR Harold Hall Isalty MO - any and all parties having an In. atom of C.IIWY Alfoel: ____ Isminels Nolic, Is he given by lbs manwot that Ronoll 1. Latew and Prenca 44. Latow, leslrN to , engage in Imbue under No tic. fI111111A Rie of LATOW'S PLUM IINO at 1111 Girsuss Avues, Dellena, Pistils 35235, Wend to '1 FSCT1TINAM1 1c1 is hereby given *at I am' I , Nl." wujut iNbIsse at III WA ekt,%i15u.j.s, PUS. aipilil in _ ___ adwan _ N Jr. ClumSy Csmm'in low SUScouPtY.PIWI.s 35,S7, 1eMarcA1,3,4&,i,,9,, (SEAL) 19* PuP.b.is,0,5,&.6.fl,, 010-35 01041 . ru..s s Walk NOW Ouk it *0 Circuis i,PlOiNA County, Pisr * lb. Neme Iste ef $00, Tilit -• 41440uss. ____________________ Ii OWNIR 3 BR, 2 bath, alit new, orange frees, C.N&A. 7½ 1 BR cottage. Convenient to schools I. shopping, good in. vestment rentals. $43,000. 130.900. MAYFAIR, beautiful 3111 central HIA sparkling clean, many extras. 1 yr. warranty. $29,000. Spacious Custom Built, 3 BR, 2 B. Executive home. Fruit trees, fenced, nice residential area. Warranted. $15,300. , _r 4 j /,, ~~ ~ .C - - .--' _-~"~E - RIALTY (2) 1 acre developed lots (6 I 7) on Kingway, Deltona Lakes. Write or call 609562.5012 $36,500 This pleasing 3 BR, 2 bath home is tailored for a growing family in nice area close to schools I shopping. Don't hold back seeing this. FARM ELEGANCE' 5 acre horse farm with your own tennis court Ipool. 3 BR, 2 bath home of distinction. Call for details. STEMPER AGENCY FlU area near entrance 4 plex tot on small lake $13,500. Vacation time is here ... get what you need for a happy time with a Classified Ad REALTOR 322.1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 162363$ 322.1959 New 235 Homes, I pct. interest to qualified buyer. $25,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2257. MAYFAIR. Outstanding 3 BR, l'i, bath. Lovely floor plan, ww carpet, excellent cond. Owner Anxious. $29,900. ARCHITECT'S 2 story, perfect setting for antiques. 3 BR, C. HIA. Choice area. $69,950. NEAR SCHOOLS & SHOPPING,) BR,? bath nearly new well cared for home. All appliances, break. fast bar, extra insulation $32,500. ELEGANT CUSTOM 2 story wall extras, pool, outside en tertainment area w.Gazebo, wailed for privacy I security. 4 OR, 211 bath. *93.500. THE PERFECT HOME, 3 SR. 2 B. split plan, very private on large tree shaded lot. FR exposed wood beams, unique patio area all screened with lake view. 9121000. Realty Inc. REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night Prepare for your Real Estate exam. Classes starling Feb. 19th. Enroll early as class size Is limited. Tony Coppola School of THES Very neat, 2.1, 19. living room, din. rm., screened porch, utility bldg., fruit trees. 524,300. ._.•. . .. - SARI. Secluded country properly 11+ cleared acreage with 2.1½ mobile, a few animal pens. 135,000. C LEAR S We are excluvive agents for Ash Homes, custom builders. Come In and counsel with one of our agents. Sam* 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) 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. Don't DeIayi I (((CI) REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 243$1 i S. French (1792) Sanford 323-M4 F (I VETERANS Chaper 30 Hwy. 17.92 Bingo Every Wed. & Sat.. Early BIrds 7:15p.m. 7 you w that your nization can s listing each ly $3.30 per week? This Is an Ideal way to inform the public of your club activities. JUST LISTED 3 BR, 2 bath home In San Lantal Beamed ceilings, C.HIA, ww carpet, Fla. rm., porch, fenced rear yd., fireplace & Much Morel BPP WARRANT. ED. Only $31,000 TWO STORY 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, 1 CAN GARAGE ON 13th STREET. NOW ONLY $16,100. BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED 3 BEDROOM, 1½ lATH,CEN TRAL HEAT, CARPETED, DRAPES, FENCED. NICE FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD. GOOD ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE WITH $7,055 DOWN. $337 MONTH. carpet, util. rm., I Morel Just $23,900, COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE, Super 3OR, 2½ bath home on½ acre under construction, Shadow Lake Woodst Every Feature I Solarium off MBR, fireplace, OR, FR, eat - in kit.I Buy Now- Select Own Colorsl Yours, (or lust 114.2301 THE SPOILER? OR, 2 bath home In San Lanta w.C.HIA, w.w carpet, split OR plan, satin kit., 1g. rmsl Pool plannedl Spacious home for $350001 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY PAINTED, FENCED YARD. $31,900, ONLY 13.000 DOWN. 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM. FORMAL DINING ROOM. CARPETED, CLOSETS GALORI, EVERYTHING OVERSIZED PLUS 2 CAR GARAGE. A SHOW PLACE NEAR StuN. DOWNTOWN. ONLY CROCKETT LOG HOMES SIIGLEI REALTY BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 329.34)1 I.' Sanford 3214610 fl7.577 DOLOW US 035 43-Lots-Acreage - WANTED LOTS TO PURCHASE CASH. 332.7307 30 acres E. of Oviedo. $7000 per acre. Write to Harris B. Mullins, Rt. 1, Box 13, Chadron, Neb. 69337. 'o. GENEVA AREA S ACRES NEAR LAKE HARNEY, PINELAND, ROAD FRON. TAGE. $16,500, GOOD TERMS. SANFORD AREA HOMESITE, 95*1751, CORNER, ON BLOCK TO LAKE MONROE, ARTESIAN WELL a CITY WATER. $7,300. HOMESITE ON OSCEOLA NEAR 1192, PINE AND CITRUS $1,300. EXCELLENT CORNER HOMESITE, OSCEOLA I EL PORTAL, 13,000. REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR 1055 Olenwsy, 4.2, pool. $05,055. 1k. Mary Blvd. 37. Lk. Front. 117.905. 435 W. 25th 3.1. *35,000. Private Party wants 3 DORM CB house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 373.5405 after 7 p.m. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, 'Lit. Mtg. Broker. 523 No. ID Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 542.7153 HILLS OF OCALA FOREST. ACCESS TO 330 ACRES OF CRYSTAL CLEAR LAKES & PRIVATE AIR STRIP JUST SOUTH OF SILVER SPRINGS $2000 PER ACRE, GREAT TERMSII PRINCIPALS PLEASE I S pc OR suite new, $339; S pc. L new $399; Loveseat $41.95 I up; 1 pc. dinettes $49.95 & up; Ref. ISOlup; El. stoveliolup; full size draperies SID 116 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, 3221721. 41 - 3230697 - - - - Rubber Boots, rain wear ARMY NAVY SURPLUS WASHINGTON COUNTY1 1' OWNER MOVING lnCountyappcez.% acre I an. 20, 1911 sq. fl living space, CASH, 3 car carpert w.exfra storage rue. $47155. 333.3501, 8ATEMAN REALTY Re,. Real Estate Stoker . 3611 Sanford Ave. N1.l9 172.1W 353*5 CROCKETT W I • • -- BUY JUNK CARS From $lQto$3O call 3271624; 327.4140 Top Dollar Mid for junk 0. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 3225990 to Buy _________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233566 or 3237710 - Cash 322-4132 1975 Harley Davidson Sportster 13000 or $1000 dwn I assume Larry's Mart, 215 Sanlord Ave. 323 1712 Buy I Sell, the finest In used furniture, Retrig., stoves, tools. ---80-Autos for Sale ----------mens, $7.50 womens - - Paying $15 class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any - condition. 323 4684 ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy 17.92 Sanford, FPa. 32771 __________________________ Public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904.35$. 6311 for further details. 71-Antiques - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models. Call 339-9100 or 534. 4603 (Dealer) FLA'S FIRST ALL AMERICAN ____________ 59-Musical t'd'rchandise 1971 Chevelle Malibu Good Cond,, Best offer Cal13227299 CHINA & POTTERY SHOW & SALE Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Cornplete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 3232255 'll Olds Station Wagon New tires FM Tape Air FEB. I? 106 FED. 15 116 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER AOMISSIONS1.50 (Good both Days) AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 332.9541 - A YTONA AUTO AUCTION - RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $5 Scott Reagan 322 5)77 . Hwy. 92, 1 mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 372 6721. 57-Sports 2OlS Holly Ave. 76Grand Prix Good cond. After 5p.m. 323-2950 Eves slier a I. weekends _________________________________________________ FILL DIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND lluI - 64-Equipment for Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsinvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 377.3111 65-Pets-Supplies A be r (..IA... 0.4....... Top Blood lines, northern bred. 1mvpVa. Guaranteed against Hip. displaysia, Parents OFA cer. lified Show quality $3005300, a males 1. 2 females. Ph. Azalea Park Farms Dettona, (305)571-2191 y'v rrrrvr L These past 314 months have been bliss with you there. I know you'll always be there and that makes me very, very happy. Happy Valentine Day, Babe. I Love you Forever. DANA. Spencer Mama Deborah, M -- - HAPST NT WI'S Of People and Places That Went Before, OW of Those to Come, I Love You More. In tat, r,'c D8.m'wa,,l . ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 5126 55-Boats & Accessories I BUSINESS Dave Sue I Tara Melvin .Darling Punlin JU-JU Chastity Robert Tricla Tammy Mom Wanda Dad Tuba Robert Dorothy Dennis Bin I LOVE YA'LL KAVE - SERVICE llsiIN6 ~ AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB Air Cond. & Heating JACK FROST- Cen:. Heat & Air Cond, Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm & Res. 32202% Beauty Care - TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook $19 E. lit St., 322-5742 - I Horns Improvements Central Heat & Air fond. Free Est, Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford. 3221771 Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching I simulated brick & stone speciality. 322.2750 I Man, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 327.1321 INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberlgas I Cellu loxe. Lowest prices. Call 321.00 or 904734670$ collect. Income Tax Ceranc11le MEINTZER TILE New or .repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7617. Prepared In the convenience of your home. 21 yrs. exp. *10 Sup. 332.37)7 for appt. Iree pick up & delivery for all tax returns prepared in Feb. Confl. dential, personalized. From $3. Ph. 562 4412. 9 am. to 7 p.m. e*smaking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220107. tJgI*IIsuNng Oroonthig & Sosrng Yard Debr,s, Trash, Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349.5371 ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping flea control. Pet uppIles, dog houses.Heated kennels. 322 5752. General Cleaning Insured-339 3120 local owned. Carpet-shampoo .steam dc orderize. Furn.-tree Scotch. guard pressure cleaningJanitorial. Iinndymen Earl ow S ACRES, PINELAND IN ROLL. ING HILLS, $6000 TOTAL 323-7832 68-Wanted Good Used Televisions. $23 and up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 322 0332 _________________ - q4( GAM47 W Steven, . portrait of your dog when you have him groomed. Limited otter. For appointment call A "Classy" Place 339 6347 or 631 1239 (Every 61h grooming tree), turntable, I track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only 5120 or take up payments of $53 per mo. Call $311711 for free home demonstration. LEVY COUNTY S ACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE IOAK TRIES, PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, $7,730 PER ACRE, Condition. $1500. 327.0902, Sanford, 77_ I 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, l'speed PRO \r'vvvyy'yyyyyy . fl rT l" $ ow LNINf Call aft S. 3225637 Shasta 15', '73. Sleeps S. Gas-dec. refrig ,a-c. el ec. brakes. Perfect PICTURE THIS!! We Will give you a FREE 5.7 color Television-23" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular 5600, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 531.1711 day or night. 322.5791 r'vrwrv' T'WTW 1' 21' Bann Travel Trailer Good Cond., 51600 - s3-_1V-Radio-Stereo ,WVW Furniture drop leaf table, china closet, love seat, dinette sets, end tables, etc. Call Used But Nice. 339.7313 75-Recreational Vehicles BARGAIN HUNtERPAADlSE That's rlassified Ads 62-l..awn-Garden We have a Singer Fulurs siwing mach. Sold new for $630 was Christmas layaway, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 531.1711 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. r All types of Pet Training. Obedience-basic & advancedfamily protection, auto protection & more. LOW, LOW Ph. Deitona (301) 574 2898 - Wanted to buy home w.low down payment. Excellent ref. principals only. 333.7309. I) ACRES, PINELAND IN HILLS AND LAKE COUNTRY. *10.100. 1415 Valencia CO. 3114. $25,750. EVININGS333.5512 equity. 3220216. Did Tabby have a litter of kittens? Sell them with a fast-action Classified Ad Call 322 2611 or 831-9993 Your home or ours. ROBBY 60 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HAL COLUIT Los ing your home I credit? I will catch up back payments I buy 3.6 ACRES FRONTING ON CRIPPEN RD. PASTURE & WOODS *21.000. EXCELLENT TERMS. 322 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 47-Real Estate Wanted 2¼ ACRES IMPROVED PASTURE NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. $11,900. GOOD TERMS. MARION COUNTY - Sanford 3210640 Orl. 327.1577, DeLand 661.0335 310 Sanford Ave. Sanford's Sales Leader REALTORS PARK 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, KITCHEN IQUIPT, 3 CAR CARPORT. BEING NI. DECORATED. $39,151 323-3200 FORGET ME NOT 3 OR, 1½ bath brick home in San Lanta, w.Split BR plan, 1g. 5cr. porch, ww Seigler Realty, Broker S0-Mscellaneous for Sale VAI FHA Financing - 1435$. Myrtle Ave., Sanford CLASSIFIES DEPARTMENT 3$030rlandoDf. SUPER 4 BR, 2 bath Exec. home In ldyllwildet C.H&A, custom carpet I drapes. Fla. rm., eq. kit. & Many Extras What a Buy for 553.9001 BPP WARRANT. EDt $29,900. signments welcome. Sanford AUCtIOfl 373 7310. guaranteed or Money Back. KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, FLORIDA ROOM, CARPORT HOME. 100x140 CORNER ON HWY 44, ZONED FOR PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. HURRY ON THIS AZALEA PARK FARMS PET TRAINING CENTER Gun Auction Wed., Feb 21. Con- FAMILY RATES. Fully 10 acre Iral, 51. JohnS River OTLA I., access Jiulil dwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor. 305.6405694 & 5300026. Eve I wkends 904.7341964. 42-Mobile Homes SKYLINE 14'w.flreplaCe GREGORY MOSILE HOMES ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.93 ea. PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322.1721. 52-Appliances & Sold I ACRE WITH LARGE 3 BR, 11/, BATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK I QUEEN PALM, $16400. ONLY $4500 DOWN. Stigler Realty, Broker Call 3736539 Siberian Husky puppies, AKC Req. S wks. Blue eyes. BIk & Wh. or Silver Grey. 1200 to 1250. 322 6863 wk. days or 322 0701 wk. ends. 51-Household Goods REALTORS INC. $30.4a:nor339.4711eves. 46-Commercial Properly For Estate, Commercial & Reside. sidential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's AuctIon. 3233620. Peach Faced Love Brd (Small Parrot), Male WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE )1I.315E. First St. 3225622 -_--' 72-Auction Supplies - 3234011. FORREST GREEI'JE 47-A-Mortgages Bought 32110410,327.1S77, 4435335 DREAM HOME 4 BR, 2 bath home In Hidden Lakel C.H&A, w.w carpet, 1g. Fla. Rm., porch, homeowners assoc. w.pcol I tennis 1. Many Extrast Just S39.11`00 1 DISABLED AMERICAN it 1 SELLERS & BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WI GET TOGETHER S FACTS S Ft. Mellon section, 2.1 1g. living rm., wlth'beamsd calling, kit. then with din, arm, family room, porch, fruit trees. 536,000. .... NOTICE STENSTROM REALTY Sale MIXED FIREWOOD Pine & Oak $33 Truckload Terms. $20,000. William Mary . V Enterprises, Inc. Model Inc.. Realtor 444.3013 for S acres Lk Sylvan area. Rest Canal front lot, water Lake Isewer, cleared, ready to build $12 000 or our Harold Hall 50-MscelIar19ous Maliczowski, Realtor. 322.7913. Low Down Payment Cash for your lol l Will build on lot lot • $23,900 How's this for a starter? 3 BR, I bath - furnished large corner lot, good condition, outstanding value. - SALE BY OWNER Real Estate. 645.5410. pct. assumable rrort. Call 333. 0244 call: ___ 81111. _____ ______ Dkk.W - It yotw club or orgin Ixatlon Would like to b5 Included in this listing W N p bilems a Night or Meetings Business 7:30 1sf Tues. PublIsh Jan. *1 Pot 6)3,1, 1979'' OIP.131 323.5774 Day Isulhs of S"ford r.ulelsr the said name with lbs Clerk of the CircuN ca" of 1 41 Seminole County, PlOrift WA the undhI'S lip iW we the SilO plitlis Weressed IN hid business en.sarpeiss. Nenald 1. I.aiow Prances M. Lalow rt Arthar N. Boffiiiui cisr to so U - : of ML! Investment at 143.000. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTI AFFIDAViT TIFFANY SQUARE APARTMENTS 0010 and tall number NOW a their STATE OF FLORIDA MASSEY, ALPIN. WACK and , heirs, assigns, and succewars In In- COUNTY OF DUVAL EATON, 144 WhSaPliW LIop City ii' forest, and Oil persons, Firms, and On *1 day persenilly weu,d tt,jgs Coroo aa,a !' !! - corporations Onin.. Wav -,- 'y mei, p PUI'. UUI' Claiming An IMareof in or Lien On aillisefted Is admls4$er lithe, to regletar the laid name with the the Above Described Aircraft. Oiarles A. Clarinsn, wits, being Ckark of the Circuit Court of YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE fir$t duly owens, ispini and Says: lemblele County, Fleridi. HEREBY NOTIFIED that the State The nemeses III lbs ps,seae in. MASSEY, AIPIN, WACK I- ' of Florida, a ref Douglas Cheshire, t*eaisd in the business csnductad IATOSI, PA. Jr. Slate Attorney lot the EigN. undot*etors$slnSfldltI,psesm., By: Gary 1. MNsey, President. i t sieffi Judicial Circuit of the State of and foe extent of lie beereel of no PuN leA; Jam&ery 35, February 6.13.'. Piodde.eebelssifoffo.Heplelabl, of them in sold N1nees b311.79 John E. Pofo, Sheriff of Seminole foMi: DSP.13$ County, FIends, has flied a Rule Is Name :Tiflony Squire lnv.g*ii, Show Causi in the Elliliaseth Judi. ii I 1.111111. NOTICU UNDER ciii Circuit Court of Florida aainef By: Charles A. Clerineui FICTITIOUS NANI LAW Israel In Des Canna 315 AIrcraft beari,g WI&I n"er 1101519 and 119 a?;' - Unsworth Realty Two for one price. 3 BR home plus Apis., all rented, areat income Producer with high yield Finp 1 LviiI, Notics , - 323.4041 or eves. 3230517 111110111131111115 STOP SUPPORTING LANDLORDS! How about that? DUPLEX Bldg. Lot in nice neighborhood. Convenient to shopping, in city I. utilities availablel Landscaped ONLY $7500. Ready except for site plan. GOOD TERMS if needed. This won't last. Call for aplfl. Cal I Baft REALTOR 0 ,-s.. 24 HOUR (11 322.9283 599000. 3AsRental . 300 N. French Ave. _ Sanford,,Fl0 We need anexp$rlinced . __________________ ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Call Den Beck toll free 1155435 4472. Casselberry. Large Lot for Rent 1530 Carlisle Dr. • area advertisers. Newspaper edverfisses sates esupseleec. preferred, lit wllltralntlie rIghtperson. Apply In person to: OWNER OPERATORS Mercury Motor Ixprew needs owner operators In the flit bed division for last Coast leSion., Steely year around 'uirk. Advances on each t,lp, bi -Acreage 3 OR, lb,W.D 35-4"I5 Home Lots term . • . - Salesperson 135$30. Stuffing Envelopes send Self.Stampad addressed on. velepe Tayco P.O. Ix 1010. Stockton, 95200. Name Statutes, To- Wit: $5fl 065.09 Florida Statutes 1157. Port of Call Restaurant, Inc. DBAPrtOICaII Sig: Jack S. Marrow.Pres. Duane D. lowsn.Ex. V.P. NATURE LOVERS HIDE .A.AWAY LAKE FRONT .POOL Secluded tree studded lot 200' on lake. 1$x40 pool. 3 BR's 3 B's, formal LR I DR, sauna & exercise rm. + 1 BR summer cottage. Owner will finance. sits mo. ----... s ;~,~~~ * 004 .,___, uses VA-F HA.235-Conv. Homes 32-Houses Unfurnished 09 Rosalie Dr. Secretary for insuranc, office. Insurance experience pr stop. ed. Faron Insurance Agency. ait Ss$4 Oftarv. name of PORT O'CALL RESTAURANT, and that we kISSed By: OUTING UINV Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Advertising ' 32707, Seminole Plaza, Seminole County, Florida, under the ticlltiotas Angelo T.Amaro.$ecy. will celebrate Valentine's day production. Meidna's says If with a classical answer to the Americana want to do Shakes. Publish: Feb. 13, 20. V. March 6 St. Valentine's Day mIaacre pears, nobody's Mopping them. DEO-U Shakespeare's "Julius '1baksepeiriwasanP"gllsh IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, Caesar" to begin the playwright and England's FOR FLORIDA American broadcast of whet giMlet coitribidlon to world CASE NO. 7941$.CC.1$.J could be the world's longest culture," Msidna said. "II I STATE OF FLORIDA, REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, miniseries. wore German, I suppose I'd LX JR. It's the complete works of weld to do the Ring cycle. If I State Attorney for the Eighteenth William Shakespeare, being were AiMrian, It would be the Judicial Circuit of the State of produced by the BBC and Time. nine syingibostes of Beethoven.' Florida, on behalf of the Honorabli John L. Polk. Sheriff of SImInOIS Life, with, all 37 of the plays If I were American, I'd say the County, Florida, being produced over the next sltgpws complet, works of Eugene . of Plaintiff, ala yeas. Ths year's group, TheythintheRomsp in O'Neill. Like Shakespeare, vs asisis trom "Julius caesar" on iambic psotameter. some of the plays are better ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT Feb. 14,Includes "As You lAke '"El to. Brute.' Ther tblnk than others, b ut even Inferior bearing serial number It" on Feb. * "Romeo and those were (.,orr's lMwordi, O'Neill Is thitudlely preferable 310.0010 and tail number N10100, Juliet" on March 14, "Richard but he never said It far as to 9Sr1Ot nibIW" U" on Marth20,'iksswe for anyoneos." The complete Shakespeare Defendant. NOTICE OF ACTION Measure" on April 11, and MIflI mere will believe it will be done in traditional, TO: Any parties having an In"Henry VIII" on April S. - coaviMisnal style as 6ts trsst In ONE CESSNA ofler they MeSas's 311 AIR. "Julius Caesar" Is spk'd, ninejy ooevtjwbtg prelen Mu"'s desire to me the CRAFT bearing serial number 310. - Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean 0. roomy. See Real Estate closer National Title Co. has Immediate opening for CLOSER sxperilnCid In FHA. VA I Cony, loan closings. Salary commensurate w.abIllty & excellent fringe benefits. Call ChefsaTltle& Guaranty Co.,$31. 3333 for appoii'ttinonts. career you wouldn't be reading _and If we wer sn't looking this ad. W someone to do lob this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the OPPOrtUnItY to sire Then Five Hundred debars a weds, eal$ 149&4u4dn aavflese. • CSrPSrS5No.SS,'INSkSai your attic, garage. $ acres, 2 BR, 1g. FR, Sc. porch. LET'S BE HONEST Legal Notice , 'Ii 31-44artments Furnished • If you waren't looking fir a now (2) NEWS THE 000 COUPLE MIRVGRWflNWED IWITCH(D OVEREAE'V 11:30 OF FORTUNE © (4)O LOVE OFUFE Airport Blvd. on 11.92 in Sanford. Call 332.0670 Mariner's Village. : Carpet Installer or helper Apply lnperson Sanford Carpet, 11$ S. Park Ave. ---- Soutbport Park, SR 531, south of Kissimmee. room in M. 1,2 BR deluxe units. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of tLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for everything .even for wnu! your Make Sell idle Items with a Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker at .322 2611 or 8319993. lor2BRw.kit. privileges Home, 919 E. 2nd St. Instructions $all leveil avail, at Bay Head Racquet Club. Single, groups I clinics. For Into call Head Pro Doug MaliczowskI, 323.7313. 6:30 2524 PARK DR. 322211$ REALTOR AFTER HOURS 122.9254 322044$ -Apartments Unfurnlshed person Lake View Nursing rsnnis semissie County Campers campout, 7p.m. meeting, ys pnga, ( 322.6457 Build to Suit our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 233 & 215. Full time LPN, 11.7 shift. Apply in n-Iintructlsre I W. GarnettWp!te Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-7811, Sanford Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor Realty, Inc. 29-Rooms 322.2969 AAA EMPLOYMENT 323.5174 201 Commercial -- Sanford, FlorIda 32171 E.ieei'i Fair, University of Central FlorIda, lOam. to 3p.m. Displays and contests. Open to public. Jim Hunt 4 Johnny Walker Appraisal. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3227195 Rot. couple or single lady MANY MANY MORE W-3333 Write P.O. ftx 1213 over 1s, widowed and divorced, 9pJn.to midnight, Winter Park Civic Center, 2001 Mizell Ave., Winter Park. For Information call Bob at 386-3620. SArviecHool. SPECIAL (4)0 ALL IN THE FAM ILY (R) 10:30 (2) 12) ALL STAR SECRETS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT • $DRIVER$ $ LONG D,STANCE$ PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help SA'IIJRDAY, FEBRUARY 17 Dance ipsmered by Belles & Beau of Orland., for WANT TO SELL? We have buyers. Homes, Lots & Acreage needed, Call for Free ___________________ FORKLIFT FACED WITHA DRINKING - (NON, iut, 19:00 compressor • conteeta. Angle's RIders Dhmer-Dsnc., 5 p.m. to mkktlght, St. (2) (12) CARD SHARKS , ' 41-Houses •• NOTARY PUBLIC 332.3234 alterS p.m. E.'i Fair, Unlversaty of Central Florida, 9a Public Invited to lois displays and view NWTTCHED (4)UPSEAT Automobile Service Center on Maior Hwy (17.92). Have avail. able large stalls with office %p or storage space. Lights. water I included in rent. Lindy's Auto Center 17.fl Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, Fla. 305332.2190 or 303.S30.4567 ,, 4- ersonals MAKE Mt •SUAMESTREET 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 9:85 - FILECLERK W601095 by DOT Rollins College. 5 HOGAN'S HEROES S BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (NON, 11*, mU, FIN) . ACCT. CLERK Michael Fisher, U.S. Army Chorus, 8p.m., Knowles Memorial Chapel, 24-Business _____ opportunities BOOKKEEPER - Door prizes. Experienced Carpenter With tools. George H. Reed Rt. 1 Box 176, Sanford, Fla. 32711 • SECRETARY I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF 2.12.79. Civic Canter. BtEfet drive & shop. Call 3235367. • Mat." FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ii 4j) cw.(rw @3 DONAHUE OMYThREE SONS 0 STARSKY & HUTCH Huggy Beer refuses to tell Starsky Sectrity benefits. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE... IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. Practical nursing care (your home). Prepare light meals. LOW FEE-TERMS WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Dating Service. All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33317. S lI%T] 41-Houses 21-Situations Wanted _______________________ AAA Employment * * 3235176 * * DIVORCE-13O1O-Guarantesd. Free details, KIT, lox 791, Pompano, FL. 13061, 941401. Limcheon. Speaker U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly on Social @3 THE ODD cou.ii (NONWED, (4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S 8PE. 5 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9 00 Kingsfleld assigns reluctant Hart the task of tutoring an Affirmative Action Program student (Denise Nicholas). AARPNART 12:30 p.m., Sanford 4 (2) EMERGENCY mj ______________ Call! Donations appreciated. JAMIL P.O. Box 10154 Eugene, Ore. 97440. Call 24 hi't. (103)1542441. "M ~' I I I nted rPart time semi retired person to inspect for quality control. 1 to 12. 1_iay._a_w'ek_173_1' ' Business I Personal direction. Initial meetlug of proposed Florida Society for Bre.tldng and Cardiac Aid, 7 p.m., Christ Episcopal Qnwdi parish hail, 151 W. Qmrdl St., Longwood. To promote CPR program In public schools. 3:30' 00000 MORNING FLORIDA Heart 18-4elp 13, 197-38 ,.-- " ng .., Tuesday, Feb. .' I ...1. : VA. I I F.A,I 1"!!! - ft I00kintl Love, on advises PSYCHIC lp.m., at Sorosis Hose, 501 E. Livingston, Orlando. Call 2995000 Ext. 274 for reservations. GENERAL HOSPITAL •STUDIO SEE S FOOTSTEPS (WED) Forfamiliesorft')endsof problem drinkers For future information call 547.3333 or wrIt. Sanford AI- Anon Family Group P.0'. BOX 333 Sanford, Fla. 32771 Parent Resource Center annual banquet (covered dish) 300 • Need a Job? AL-ANON "'...-I'M S. Herald, Sanford, Ft. _ * * * IN YOUR FAMILY? , ~ *.. .. 1-I*inWand IS ALCOHOLA PROBLEM :::: ~ 17~'.. :,, .~'r ~:~~,:'.-. ?,::.."; , .,..' S::. • _ j: line :: line line Friday _________________________ ____________________________________ Saving phase of the Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Course free to public, 7-10 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital auditorium, 1101 E. First St., Sanford. To register call 3V-4511, Ext. 607. Basic 2.30 TUE. Sunday - Noon _____________________ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15 5 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ThU. FRO 8:30 million dollars. PIN WORLD 'fl1E DOCTORS (2) (1)5 GUIDING LIGHT this contest featuring Amen. of a Greek chalice valued at 15 P$wy. 1753$ 322 'Tu.sdayIsCarIo.d Nit. LIVES ()0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (j) CIRCUS "America Vs. The World's Ed McMahon and Georgia Engel are hosts for Romero. Banacek Investigates the seemingly impossible theft WELLES (2) DAYS OF OUR (4)5 AS THE TURNS . . . . DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication am., 1:30 MORNING AMERI.. 825 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (1973) George Pippard, Cesar - YOUNG AND THE 2:00 19:00 C : The Vánl ng Chalice" I S ALL MY LD 00000 CA I4*a.IIMtNIIi. 1v...,4i.. . 5 SESAME STREET S STUDIO SEE (MON Carson. Guest: James Stewart. a surs PLAZA I PLAZA U RESTLESS 0 TAXI Alex unwittingly arranges a blind date for Elaine and a U.S. Congressman. __ I CA 5 THE 7:30 TODAY 11:30 WED. ONLY (1) MIDDAY G NEWS S THE HOLLYWOOD MUSI- (2) (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny LrLzAii1 CLINT EASTW000 EVY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE W) (4)5 FRIDAY MORNING (FRO) 00000 MORNING AMERI. 43C 3$c a 3cnwcvtivetimss 7csnsecvtivetimss .....3k a - Saoferd Woman's Club 10 a.m., S. Oak Ave. off Valentin Bridge aid Canasta, Sanford Woman's Club, 1p.m., Th S. Oak Ave. Aitam.Me.Cegsdberry Chamber of Commerce, 11:45 Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Crime Prevention W program by Officer Edna Abell. HOLLYWOOD (2) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 03000 MORNING FLORIDA switch ROBBERY RSVP A1 Recognition Lunche.a, noon, Sweden House, 841 Lee Rd., Orlando. Reservations. 100 @)0 THURSDAY MORNING (2) (4)00 NEWS 0 WK CAVETT TRAIN ROW ING (WED) love with her room, agrees to beds with Jack. Longwood. : . . I...::'*,.:~:.:.:..::'~:;.,.::~: , 1. - .. RATES 5:30 P.M. 0:00 A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9-Noon SATURDAY _ 3 Lines Minimum Power & 0D 8 SEARCH FOR TOMOR0 RYAN'S HOPE SWORD PLUS (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN. 11:00 GREAT CDNEWS for a military p.m., Florida 7:30 p.m., annual Lincoln Day Dinner, Lord Chwnley'a Pub, Altamonte Springs. Congressman Philip Crane of Illinois, announced presidential candidate, guest speaker. Reception honoring the congressman, 6 to? p.m., at home of Rod and Nancy Ross, 3511 Markham Woods Road, 12:30 Z TODAY @3 0 MONDAY MORNING (P0t @) 0 TUESDAY MORNING (4)0 THE PAPER CHASE ((fLA ZA TWi). NO. NEIGHBOR 7 00 Aausym.ss, 7:30 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 sws EDUCATIONAL PRO. I GRAMMW4G (2) HAPPY ny CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS p.m., French Republican Ezecstlye Committee of Seminole Comity, RESTLESS GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 930 'TentaGIst" (1977) John Huston. Shelley Winters. An 80-foot octopus, enraged by the undersea activities of an Oceanographer, goes on the rampage near a small Califor- (2)NSC 2)JEOPARDY (4) TM YOUNG AND THE 6:55 900 0 THREE'S COMPANY Janet. terrified by a mouse in "Sin OveuMer, Light, Sanford. 12:00 W NEWS gunman refuses 8:30 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Len- LEHRER W1LBURN BROTHERS 649 in a too. REPORT AilMien Modelers, Hobby Depot, 7:30 Avenue, Sanford. (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS business society of (2 Hrs.) 0(1 THE CR08S.WITS JOKER'S OLD TUE)AY,FEBRUAItY13 11:56 :- HEWS show Rabbitt" I (.2) THE starlet 600 MACNEIL I FRO) (I) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD r -: .1 , , ,~:,~k~ .:, I . Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 S A1IILY FEUD (2)PORTER WAGONER (rUE, (4) MOVIE "Inside Daisy Clover" (C) (1966) Natalie Wood, Christopher Plummer. A new Hollywood has trouble the the thirties. I - CLASSIFIED ADS Evening Mowing No Job too large or small. Complete lawn service Freeestimate. 3234301 Painting DANPIYS PAINTING lnterlor.ExterIor House Painting Licsnsed.lnsur,d-londed FREE Estimates. (30$) 322.9160 Pkamblng$srvics Retired Maint. man, Remodeling, room additions, roof repairs, patching. Ph 333.15.0 or 331O7I, Home Improvemsits CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR S. G. BALINT&ASSOC. 333.5643 Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl, ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast ServIce Chg. Cds. Accepted 327.1301 7~u wv thEE REMOVAL. TVimflif, stump removal, licensed & Insured. FREE est. $43.1147 a Trac'$s,vlOS - MOWING, DISC1NG GRADING Free Est. 3333524 - LOG HOMES owes vasswms OW SIIGLU REALTY PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT 83140 BROKER "A HOME $UPINMAIKIT" 3435$. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanfcrd32l-0dlO '1W0327.1577 DOL&W 666-M To Karen loeby' Mwe build euf life Lot eel stir 110101110 take Wow. Si my ValinIbe. - 'iofljp4 fl.fr _ 521.406) PAINTING, CARPENTRY &CABINETS New Cord, New Taps, Pick Up& Deliver BiIIHlmes. 4460551 A vibrant, vivacious, moss editable Valsudhie From Mom & Dad Wen't you be mine - DIAL ;' - rooms. Free sIt, 3221214, weaumu $ ON 1. fl241 or- 131-9993 A �4 . c - • , • • • , •' • .- . • • • , ' . • • - - - -. - - - • . 45— Evening Herald, BLONDIE Sanford, Fl. wo I.IERES A)I ONE I BOUGHT ,.. MONEY, GIVE MEIJ W4....LET Tuesday, Feb. 13, im II(T.1Ar OKAY... I'LL )1- MONEY)III WAIT••ThERE TW.r OLD N Chic Young by PUT IT MV OLD PURS ACROSS 42 Errors Answer to Previous Puzzle 44 Quakes P I Use a needle 46 Auricle 4 Northern 47 Looked at RAT IDA P PEI constellation 48 South (Fr.) £1I.ILL RAGO 8 Old stringed 50 Noun suffix I I ' instrument 52 Soils H OVE a A N £ 12 Type of jacket 56 Sea in Central EINIC * s TA t I C 13 Vast period of Asia 00 F. I time 58 Evict u TO M : 14 Asian country 60 Fixed IAI£ P I N11 I 1H11 15 Was 61 Sweet RIG E 61* introduced potatoes £ i $ 16 Delicacy 62 Thought (Fr.) TUR SPO OLS TJ N I P 17 Mild expletive 63 One of the STA0$ ANTI 18 Publish Gershwins 11 This (Sp.) 38 Motoring 20 Actress Novak 64 Alaskan association 22 Genetic transportation 19 Shoshonean Indian 40 Refuge material 65 Sly glance 21 Madame (abbr.) 43 Three (prefix) 66 Odd 23 City in New (abbr.) 45 Turmoil Yorc 24 Planchette DOWN 47 Piano piece 25 Incorrect 26 I (Ger.) 48 Speaks i-IT 1 : I — BEETLE BAILEY by T14E SENERALS HERE NO SHAVE! OALW CON17INE DIRTY SHIRT! THIS MAN ASHES FALLING TO CAMP IN FOOD... FOR A WEEK! TO INSPECT! I ,,/\ e Mort Walker IF N EIP BEEN TYRANT.' ON THIS SIPE OF THE COUNTER YOU'D BE CONFINED FOR A MONTH! I 6 , I Greek island 27 Jeer (prefix) 27 Capital of 9 Ruler 35 Compass 59 Bishops point throne 41104. Roman 10 Multicolored sJ. _ Jkd 8. I•-r. w . ., ....d _______ _______ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ——— 1 2 3 - 12 - - 15 — - - 18 ———— 4 5 6 7 — ig - 24 25 26 ARCHIE by — —— 5 ———— 53 54 55 ———— 60 50 51 48 49 - Montana - 56 57 58 59 ________ _______ ______ _____ ———— 61 (' 1 41 40 43 —— 145 ___________ __________ ____ ME AND ____ - WHO WAS THERE f REALLY-1 Bob — 31 32 _____________ 30 39 42 %X41 Z-(5 —— 36 37 *311 17 33 I (GEE,7HAD A FABULOUS TiME AT VERONICA'S PARTY LAST Nl&lT.' - - - 14 - - - - 20 - - ——— 27 28 29 ———— 8 9 10 II - - - 13 - 16 - 23 I 49 River in 2 Squeezes out 28 Customer Russia Alaska 3 Antiprohibi. 29 Midwestern 51 Loam 30 Zone tionists college (2 53 Supposing (2 33 Some (prefix) 4 Football pass wds.) wds) 34 Mona ___. 5 Truly 30 Bold 54 Simple painting 6 Stony 31 Dustbowl 55 Remain 36 March 7 Against victim 57 Lysergic acid 37 Best genus 8 College diethylamide 39 Strap one degree (abbr.) 32 Guns falcons leg • - In Dealing With 62 63 65 68 ____ = — — — — — _____ _ A Colla s e d Lung DEAR DR. L.AMB: — One year ago Ihada hole iflmYl11 Dr. (pnsrnhorU) At the time, the sirgn put a hole through [ my side at the back mYchest to let out the air. Two days after being released from the the hole popped again. ho 'flits time I stayed In the hospital for five days for bed with no tube In my back. , back wise, the My problem Is this, my Lamb must be slowly has been constantly aching absorbed, causing the lung to he around my thoulder blade and collapsed for a longer period of one doctor said It was Just my time. Once the ruptured blister on thinking it W8S lung again. Another doctor the lung has healed completely, says it will take a long time for the lung expands back to al It's possible that the my ribs to stop aching where norm . lung can be expanded too soon, the tube went through. My question is this, what are before the hole has fully healed, the chances of another hole which may have happened in popping again? Is It normal for your case. Sometimes there are several my back to Mill ache? and blisters on the lung, causing I am a 36-year-old was told this problem usually repeated episodes. To give you I happens In male teenagers. Is derstanding of the space that rigtit DEAR READER: - A exists between the lungs and pnewnothoraz, or collapsed the rib cage and how the lungs air __________ EEK&MEEK For W.dn.sday, F.bruary 14, 1979 byHowieSchn.ider J' IT JUST CAME OUT! 1D AJ IMMA1UR ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL even though It can be discon- you The Health Letter number certlng. Your lungs are great 2-4, Keeping Your Lungs Fit. air sacs. The windpipe Other readers who want this oes down our ism can sod 50 cents with a throat and divides into half and long-stamped, continues into small er and envelope for it. Send your smaller passages until they end request to me in care of this - RLA11OIUSMIP" _____ AQUARIUS ( Jan.2$.Feb. 19) This Is a very promising day LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A surprise gift could come for joint ventures. way today from someone who .eztraordinary could occur to cares a great deal about you. please both you and the other This should brighten your day party. How to get alone with considerably. otherslgnslsone ofth e sectionsDon't VIRGO you'll enjoyinyotrall-newlTh be (Aug. 238ep1. 22) hesitant to discard an Adro-Graph Latta. Get yours ld if by milling $1 for each In a _____ ____ ____ -i5 ______ • • • . . • . PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer ... ANp r RAP SUCH BASEMENT' SOME PAINTI 11~ _____ A &)O HAPPY FEELING. I MNTEP 10 CALL ANP _______ W I TH BY THE TIME I i 10 ThE PHONE happen to come up with a better ir WAS GOIAE. long' envelope to rsph, P.O. idea. Sometimes we need to Box 419, Radio City Station, switch hones In LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify You' ve been quite considerate birth WSL of someone lately and today Es PaC (Feb. 86March 2*) this person's day to Rather thm tic yowalf to a reciprocate. You receive definite schedule today, you something you'll ____ really like. and your special someone will SCORPIO (Oct *Nov. 22) have man fm doing things that Youll know a good Idea when ItOn2~U. you hear one today and several ARID ____( MII!Cb 23-April 11) could come your way. f— Something unexpected could you'll have a chance to use pep i, today, ca*alng YOU to them advantageously. t3k more aboUt pleasure than SAGIITARIUS(Nov. DDec. WWL Ell* IL It WWI ddfwt 11) An oppoirtwity fleeting in from your hiainus. TAURUS (April IlMay IS) today.ffyouaretoocoyitmay Look for spw4the-moment evaporate bS(CtS YOU! IYU to bdan your CAPR3CON (Die J day ill meone ____ permit the latitude you'll need, you by miles, but not In spirit, Is fl!4I (May ZiJans 2*) anilosisto hear from you today. _____ You'll aeeo'npIt a lot at little A call or note would be 9*tge today that we left im- pr.ctated. tCU " o BUGS BUNNY byStoffel&H.lmdahl - (iETH'ol.' saeftALKIN' gouTlNg T'gAw ppfl4ggFm. I HAP THAT AIAg,si GM fi1 SYSTEM MfUALI.6,7) ç /ALLY FOR • \ OCCASIONS LIKE THIf.' ________ - SPIDER-MAN _____________ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob ThaV$ • K 9 3 LE _____ ur er _____ ____ __________ _____ _____ us - If you are looking for a bus In Sanford but can't find a bus stop sign, try to Interested in picking up a bus." ____ 1- ______ "It was an oversight and we are now in the process of correcting It," said Ms. Firtel. Bus stop sign on county sign at Airport to County Traffic Planner around the city for the Boulevard and Couiitry Club Road, faces relocation, Laura Firtel. City workers Orange-Semtnole-Osceola- terrorists aahefrovetowork. One terrorist also died ln the police attackonthehotellnKabul,theoffldalauld. Officials in Washington said it was not known whether Dubs was That's the instruction given to bus drivers to cope with a situation In which city workers have removed about 50 bus stop signs from regulatory signs in the city because they were improperly placed by county workers, according __________ i killed by police bullets or by the terrorists, who demanded release of three Afghanistan religious Kg=L Slate Department spokesman Bedding Carter III said, "The American Embassy urged the Afghanlatanl government in the Mrongedtermato try to obtain the ambsuado?arelwewithout force. "The government disregarded this requed and the ambassador was killed in the attempt to seize the hotel room." The news reached the State Department o i l u they were trying to oBtablish contact with the US.Embassy in Tehran that had been seized by left-wing guerrillas. "It's been a bad night," said an official In the Iranian Section In an allusion to the capture of the US.Embassy In Tehran by urban Are gave the signs back to the county. Regulatory signs include yield, and stop signs, speed limit signs, etc. State and city officials all agree placing any other signs on poles containing re gulatory signs tend to distract a motorist and could be a traffic hazard. By N KRANSDORF He Htaff rald Writer "look like you are remotely ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Adolph Dubs was kWnspped by Modem eitremids today and " to death in a between police and the abductors,despite pleas to the proSoviet regime not to =i force. D"5A, a native of CtAcago, was shot In the head in the Wtel County personnel recently placed the signs They? Transportation-Authority (OSOTA). However, city officials recently took down 52 of the signs because they were placed on regulatory signs. The county does not have any law dealing with the placement but does follow the guidelines of the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices, put out by the U.S. Department of Commerce according to Ms. Firtel. One section of the manual says no signs should be placed on regulatory signs, according to Ms. Firtel. The planner noted she is Riders Ask currently compiling the exact number of signs w hich will have to be relocaCed and said there are some already In prope r look Like they are remotely Interested In riding the bus," she said. The signs will also have to be taken off of any date signs, according to City locations. The planner noted she does not think the lack of signs has drastically cut Manager Warren Knowles; should be done, according to Knowles, is the bus stop signs Should be attached to their own break-away poles and down on the ridership on the bus Unes. "I really think the effect on the number of passengers has be en minimal," she noted. One Installed at the Mops. He explain ed break-away poles are of lIght materials reason for this is that the and des4pW to cut down bus drivers have been told injury pouibllitleg should a to stop "where there is motorist drive his vehicle anyone standing and they into the pole. — CETA Jobs ______ ff cia 5 SLAIN, Page 2* Get Backin Pr . InJJfl M - • / Of County assy -. • • •• . •, • ByDONNAESTES 4 Herald Staff Writer The slam is a good one, but things started out badly WEST F*sr •10542 •e ..t 2 Q 963 •j72 • 10 3 • AQ764 • j 1085 SOUTH •KQ 104 • AQ865 p when of clubs to cover dumm king and led a second clu:5 South ruffed and played king and queen of trumps. ills plan had been to rut a third dIamond with dummy's ace of trumps, but when trumps broke 4-1 that cashed dummy 's king of diaDealer: South monds,leda diamond to his West North East South queen cashed his last trump i. to puif East's 10 and had his Pass 2 Pass 2 slam since that last trump Pass 4 • PUS 3 lead squeezed West out of Pass 4 NT either heart or diamond proPus 4 Pass 6 tection. Th is lucky heartPus 5 Pais Pass Pass A Maine reader asks If there is such a bridge term North's three spade bid as "Four chette." was forcin g and asked South It Is an obsole te term for a to cue bid if South had tenace such an ace-queen or king-jack. anything better than a mum opening. This is very NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) modernistic, but quite rca- sonable when you play that (Do you have a question for the experts? Write the two-level responses are al- Expes, care of this "Ask newsp •- . • . I VISIT come the bad luck In clubs, spades and diamonds. ___________ _______________________ By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag lIRAN, Iran (UP!) — Leftist guerraa captured the ' '' American Embassy today In a two-hour gimbattle with 19 U.S. 44 Mar4j and held Ambassador William Sullivan, 70 Americans ____ ____ ___ g banlan employes hostage smtil they were freed by ____ _____ ______ / -Moslem _ ____ Sullivan said after s been an interesting Valentines his release. "You win a few, you lose a few." . TwoMarInegweresljgt1ywoundedinthebMUeandanIran1an • '.' ' • ___ _____ • embassy was kiuet Two of t he MtlCkIfl I1 employee of it _____ ' • e embassy grOImde OYS t to death as they poured Into th he •,. walls by the hundreds, tore down the U.S. flag and wrecked the VALENTINE embassy. ,, , I / lbs marauders, described by the Khomeini forces as "Cammuni"" wrived with Molotov____ . was an affort to to= down the In a move of MD5rICWI inn.. .. . 4 American officials said all of On attack wo captured or What's Valentine's Day • by Khomei ni forces and UM the Americana per. liaVIfli without a hug and a visit the imbassyforthslrhom,s. Bigudusk fell hwi&.daofpsrsona from kin and neighbors? dIliw,recrotrhlng000ssrbyrooftopsandgssrnmu2tmarâals ____ That's why pupils from said they feared a ntØthne ettack on the embassy. hopper Elementary took ."Who kwws what's 1Wft to happen from b@M" Political oftime to visit the Sanford Miles Green, the fkd American released from the Nursing and Convalescoid .aid. 'Thepe ,ked___ j,.thLig." •.. ___ Green said. He appars waiter was kilhsd. An iiini cent Center this morning - •.', wily was the oniy on the American aiós. . ., — to entertain and, as "We lost coun _____ with Woo aboUt 11 a.," _____ Dougherty Kathleen ..ç wkh Grow ad& "We've been ____ " cards for the occasion. lb. pro.Kbomelnl forces Immediately threw an armid COtdoU And about that hug: from cnbiiiy nwby to Map any ripest attack on British . Christy Harlow for her that ColilpOund. ______ I th e Americana had dsMr,.d all aenitiv, doctgns •...... grandma, Dorothy PerAsked If _____ ____oogro, Green said, "We've been .;,,I .4 t,.. the guerrillas isleed kiwi. ___ __ . .-p ___ diamond squeeze had over. Opening lead:#J 4,. ________ South led a third trump, Vulnerable: Both : PEAR! 35 ucted, _ ____________ E Where ___ '5 four-dlamoTtd bid be answered If accompanied carried this slain Idea rather by stamped, sell-addressed far, but he did havetwogood epvelopes. The most Interestsuits and a singleton in the inq questions will be used In unbid one. • this column and will receive North's four-heart bid ac- copies OFJACOBYMODERN.) by _______________________ I jV WHO ELSE 6HE'S R44T! 5rERio!________________ COIJLPJ4AVE IF IT WASN'T H IMITATEP M' HE • CLIM8E ME-- THEN W.lO? f.WE IN WALL I ' ___ cepted the idea of a slam and South took off for the stratosphere with that same 12pointhandhehadbeen 2.23 NORTH • ,e, AK875 tonic. _____ _ 9 LIMI* P WIN AT BRIDGE will become Involved in a project spontaneous get ___ oipypsitofyollrdaytoday, whlchyou will totally fgranothsr.Abtgbonus LsbreakLngupthemundane 4( 4b. Bus Sto Sign, Bus Stop Stogn E L. room where he had been taken after being seized by two Modem In tiny air sacs. On occasion, newspaper, P.O. Box 151, one or more of these little air Radio City Station, New York, sacsthlnsoutlikeabllsteron N.Y. 10019. the surface of the lung. It can It Is not unusual to have PAIn and aching In a chest wall for blow out. When tW happens, the air quite some time after a large whistles out of the lung through puncture Is made, as In your thod hole into the space between case. The same is true for the lungs and the rib cage. As people who have had chest ii or the air fills this potential space, surgery, for one . the lung collapses. That Is why another such a condition is sometimes Whether you will have another collapsed lung or not called a collapsed lung. This coming year you may CANCER (Jon 21-July 22) A 1 Envoy US. Abd P S ____ out throih the tube. Otheranyone at any age. -- YOUR BIRTHDAY finished This time you'll Feknary 11,IM complete each job. f9 lung, is not a serious problem, expand and move, I am sending spontaneously, as in your case, blisterilke formations on the It Is sometimes necessary to surface of the lung you have, if sUp a tube through the chest any. This condition is more wall and Into that space where common in young, healthy men. the air Is accumulating. This I saw quite a few cues In the allows the lung to re-expand as Air Force flying population. But thealr inthatspacelspuahed acvllapsed lung can occur In HOROSCOPE In A hanistan - When the lung collapses depends upon how many more / Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents 71st Year, No. 153—Wednesday, • __ fringe benefits totaling 1686,130 have been funded by federal money in the Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) program, will have the same fighting chance as other county employees of keeping t heir Jobs after CETA funding expires for their positions on Sept. 30. County CommisWoners, Tuesday, on of County Administrator Roger Neliwender agreed to retain the CETA employees whose Jobs are considered critical and essential in the IM'SO budget year beginning Oct.lif thereiasufflclmtmoneyin thebudget— theunse consideration used for all county employees. Commissioner Dick Williams at f irst balked at the proposal, hesitating to pledge In advance that the county would pick up the salaries. But, Nelawender Insisted that County Asks More Ful, Page 5A without some kind of action there would be "no reason for the CETA people to dick around and not jump ship." "Theywlli be conaidered theunieasailotherem. ployees," Chairman Bob French said. Approval was given on a 4-1 vote, with Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff casting the only negative vote. Of the salaries, $407,223 will come from the general fund; $248,278 from the fire protection fund and 4,lM from the water and sewer fund. The employees are split 8iflOflg the various county departments and conetltutloesal offices In t he courthouse. ThesalarIescannotbef undedafterSept.30throbths CETA program, County Personnel Director Lois Martin told commissioners In recent weeks since rules and regulations for the federal program have chMed to biring it back to its ortglnalpwposeotatrainb program for the chronically unemployed. Meanwhile, 66 employees are to be retained from periods ranging from seven to 14 months on the CETA program deleted inprogram and four others positions are to be _____ __ Sea CA 1 JR pag . .'- IA . ' . ___ Herald Photos by Tom Vincent HE PIP LAST YEAR! LuDmYl Fi' re Ants Bugging Seminole Farm Calves, Mach*inery IPPING G1 T - - . - i_,. o hi • _______ ___ .• _______ • - ________________ __________________________________________________________ ...•. -fl-I ___ I TOF1 0 HIM: .- TUMBLE WEEDS an aoMrt, IVIMI wr By MAX ERJIILETIAN Herald SW Writer lbsy are a source of Irritation to many, a loss at rs,snuetocdtle farmers and thecauseof death for scene. They area tiny creature that ventured to America lit Imported plants In the 190k called the fire ant. Seminole County farme&4i1m the fire ant has been raponsible for the deaths of clves, according to Frank Jasa, S,ml4e County Extemlon Agent. "If a calf Is born on or near one of the ant mounds, ft chances of survival are pretty low, said JUL lbs in large numbers, din" and its flesh. In addition to livestock, the firs ants threaten farm _ _ rfthi,iy, uMad that m.cFolnes have J un.He etpLiined b.inbrohantringto travel over the ant molmds thet grow toacoaple of feet In hitgtd. P,U.&DepartntadofAgrlcultsreo'c1a1a a.ftreantsInMmorethan23OacresInnInSMMIs mote theSl Cattle. lh.7 Mth$ hIIflItL too. d1 The at clasp' onto Its victim with Its jaws for up to IS ucenacotdiagtoJass,ta"erMmY - I citur . W •_- by T. K. Ryan ___ -- op. )UN%09 tAMS OF 6CRIM.E I • 0 . • o • itow! flIIS IS ... S ______ Z HOPE I k - 0 _ 'C 5110W3 UP,/ - ''' vc._ -- - • • •, fo 4' . - - -. 0 -. 0 - __ ___ 9 — 5-..'-- • I ______ ______________ This rate of travel has brotwht the fire ant problem from t he farm to residential areas. ' problem used to be j on s, but w school yards have them and they're cropping up in people aback yards," said Jun. What makes that situation even more r°isthst there Is little that can be done to combat the firs ants, according to Jasa. $35 as Dirsian and (loresne can be used to kill the firs ants according to Jasa, however, the saIs too gred totsw Ism. g as i&ms. _ __ •j ; • Itchy welt. However, the results can be more severe, Entomologists at the Department of Agriculture note f ant stings have contributed to shock, gangren e and amputated limbo. Death can also result. Earlier this year a Boldest Beach asthmatic was attacked by the ants and, in essence, suffocated to death. The fire ant began In Alabama about 2* years ago and has mn1Jed and begun moving Into other Mates. Today there are few, If any, ansi in Florida not affected by fire . ants, according to Jose. lbs ants have moved overgrotmd by hitching rides in ___ __ ow" toh,n1ockInmoMiess,tbaVitIm$utfU$ "In Florida a lot of the fire ant population follows road ceadradlom, because they travel in the " 0"JAAL _ lbsvarletyatflnantln Florida ls the rod kind. The hiaekflrsastwuna beaded west. The black ants are now inTmsbsstdsputmesdata$rlciIlt*WeotfIelalsthlnk thsywUldhomesinthswmareesoftheiodhwed. "Cold seema to be a bsrrler" said Jasa. "They are moving north too, but they .psradly cannot live in some .&viet,.Hwfweolththeycsn live noomeiniowL" r.sdTheCi.á .........4* Hsnscs,e ... ............. 4-1 . 'hil .................... c,, ...................si eeswetd ................ .' ...................4* OU1VU .............14 D.IAöy ................14 lperb ...................51* d.csds,accordiagtofsdsralujiculturaloffklals. .....................$74 Wtether ___ -- Today - I? .'__i ..--_.-'•' ._ _-2 •-•--*..',- � 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 13, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 13, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 13, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald