30 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ab776d22394ec01a3cf0ec9acc8a709c.pdf 3cfff1410a8a2248c0974ea50b0bed60 PDF Text Text - -. -. •• •• Monday, ening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 48— Ev BLONDIE Jan. 22, 17 IVEGcrIr1ADEj CAN BEAT HIM T0 TWE i..A1E! c .. .. , 'BYE 5lAntiquecar particles 9 1 ) ':) 8 55 Reclined Th ough t 56Mademad l2 Hearing organ 58Strife DEAR Baseball team _____________________________ o 0 I N L s W AI N _____________ number till tv o ODIES ' 60 Be concerned I LE 16 Paris 61 Southern CNITE D Nll$ 17 Building constellation I' NUNILIAJI ON entrance 62 African lily P A N I 1 $ I 18 Oyster gem 63 W.W. I plane T 0 $A0 I 20 Planets orbit- 64 Layer 19 Vex 43 Necessitated 22 Mental ________ 21 Fewer 45 Long poems component DOWN 23 Skidded (p1) 47 Skeleton part 25 Puts to work 48 Piggin 24 Desire (sI.) I Sob 26 Executioner in 25 Hawaiian 2 Own 49 Chinese Mikado' instrument 3 District 27 Animal waste 29 Organization 4 Tristans 50 Bring to bay chemical 33 Vexed beloved -. 13 goat ride - ___________ _____ ____ o " . L r P" ONO r 127 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I WONDER IF THE WATER'S WARM ENOUGH FOR SWIMMING? TRY I OUT, BEETLE, PON'T OKAY? WANNA __________ (x AW, GO IT WANNA ,/___S\ AHEAO .. 5 38 Golden calf 35 Biblical land uid Small quantity 38 Wight capital 40 Both aids 42 Runs - currency 8 Antiseptic Iiq. 39 Latvia's 9 10 Solve$ 39 Rodents 11 Journey 41 Indian • DR. LAMB n)etab011stfl — - 1 F --JZ7T _______________ THE BORN LOSER L *MMc1A - - 4 3 - - - 13 14 15 16 17 - - - - 19 20 usu - - %ç3b g&.p'Z - 941013g L — - - - - - - 23 - ________________ 28 34 - 37 - — - - - - - 29 - - - - 36 35 38 By MAX ERKI[ETTj4 Herald Staff Wrifer the lakefront, Sanford City metabolism? If one were on a some people's hair falls ott. Commissioner Julian calorie diet under a Studies have shown that individuals on low calorie diets thousand calories a day for ve Stenstrom has persuaded fellow commissioners to go a year would this actually may have a loss of sex drive. decrease the pe rson's need for Yes, you can get along on less the normal amount of calories food in a less than o1znaI state tosurvive? I'd appreciate any of health. It is In a state of information you can give me, survival. Cigarettes do affect particularly on how to alter along. r - - 41 - No n O - 44 - 47 48 49 45 - 46 - - 50 51 —— 55 ARCHIE ONE OF THOSE NO FRILLS - ECONOMY FLIGHTS.' HOW WAS YOUR TRIP. MISS GRUIJDY' FINE, DID THEY SHOW) ANY FIRST -RUN ____ FILMS? ER-NO, STEWARDESS SHOWED US MovIEs?ER WED MR. — — — 63 — - - - - - 58 ASSN I By BERNICE BEDE OSOL - a• I' • '_' (a - , ': •' ________________ "I', I EEK & MEEK_ by Howie Schneider I'M CG 'MY UFE N ' CHK 1 (I'M WHOM THE PECK AM %U MIMIS? ftMEKXRAF"Y YOUR BIRTHDAY possible for you to be quite Juuary , im . luck when dealing with others. Friends and associates will CANCER (June 21-July 21) be Instrumental this coming Willing hands will help you with year in helping you achieve a task for which otherwise you ___ aw hopes and dsslru. They might have had to hire outside will be lucky for you. You, in assistance. Your saving will be turn, will be lucky for them. substantial. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Any group you're involved with haLEO (July 23-Aug. 21) You ve a dynamic personality today will benefit greatly by today, drawing others to you your presence. You know how like a magnet. Wherever you go to get things organized and y ouPfl be well-received and aren't afraid to do It. Find out welcome. more of what lies ahead for you JJ 1.2 PRISCILLA'S POP This has 'got to Two als with be.aonce-ln-a-Hfe- the same name, and time meeting' auy with nnorammJcoat' so in 1979 by sending for your copy by Al Vermeer ( I only wish Cab Calloway ) of the all-new Astro-Graph y. $1 for each and a pro&tive day because you are could see this.' ,.y capable of harmoniously , envelope to stro.orapii, p.o. blending your inner Box 4$, Radio City station, your physical ability. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify LIBRA (Sept. 23Oct. 23) UM sign. Something pleasant could PISCES (Feb. 20-MaTch 20) today to put you in a good fr51II of Deane Fortune will be great deal to assist you today, SCORPIO 34-Nov. M) at ht dy luck Is(Oct. La in yo ur co rner unnecessary waves 4. ___ ___ _ so ________ _______ U WILL INHE R IT PAI.1. ytj WHI.L TAKE A MONEY FROM A tig A ER third spade trick Is there 1A r1ht away, but West wins NORTH w th the queen over the jack. • A K 932 West leads a second heart. A 75 South wins." • K 92 Alan: "Now comes the sure thing play. South leads WE1111 EAST his four of spades and • Q 10865 • finesses the nine. If east 994 Q 103 produces the ten, South will • J$5 • Q107 ust score three spade tricks #J92 • Q 1084 — but that is the number he sou needs. This play has # J4 guarded against the actual K 582 spade hold g." • A43 Oswald:" uth can try to work out some sort of • A K 76 squeeze for an extra trick, Vulnerable: Neither but his contract is now Dealer: South sure." W..t Nerth East S..th said Stendrom, following the meet ing. The during last month's city William Kirchhoff said elections, following _ driving Into a wall of blind The commission last July voted to douse the lights as a safety measure and to cut _______________________ New Park, Page 3A ____________________ mosquitoes. There is a safety factor," Stenstrom said last summer. Stenstrom's position chan ge on the lights came the plug on the lights. When you come on 172 Evening lights " were P___ move them If the city did not want to light the lakefront. He had appeared before the city commission two years ago to lobby for continued use of the lights when thought was given to, last turning them off. Despite Kirchhoff's pledge to move the light poles, the county has not summer's decision the county would placed n i fiItrates I Agent rmer Fo • • ' • a• •:' - .. •.' . .• , . Sanford ,• -. By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer . In on meetings of ex-police officers to determine If a criminal conspiracy aimed at Police Chief Ben Butler was In the works has finished that assignment. No criminal activity was disclosed. ' . ' •. if .- •' .' . . he assigned the undercover agent to Infiltrate meetings held by aimed at engaging in criminal conspiracy against me and the city of Sanford." Butler said, althoughthe agent's Inte1llen.gaayfty thering uncovered no evidence to support criminal conspiracy charge "their activity ( that, of the ex-policemen) bordered on criminal conspiracy." The Herald learned of the undercover agent's activity this___ week . • - four or. five e*poUcitni, at lead one city conmilasioner and one high-ranking police officer currently on the Sanford Police . •. Depiartmiant's payroll. Chid Butler said the agent's activity lasted three or four weeks and Involved four-to-six written reports submitted by the wi- , The chief summed up the conclusions he said he reached based on the information contained "While there was no criminal conspiracy as such, the agent's Information indicates the meeting were held by men who were . - -• -. "I-. -. - -I ..... . disgruntled over their no longer being police officers and were held to discuss and find ways to get revenge against me as the " . Family Of 7 Loses __ JOHN MORRIS ... served purpose' Went To Governor Fagan: He Th es th liaison Commissioner office has no one to conduct such an Investigation. John Mortis said he was made aware of the undercover agent's Fagan today declined comment on the matter. tter ready with 04 oontrad to be ma - ," Knowles said. ere were no specific charg and e governor's activities soon after taking over the liaison pod on Jan. 1. handle iir own calls "IthinkftserveauaefW _ Clothing, privately," Willis said. He said with a lesser subsidy Goods purpose In determining lf there w conspiracy,' Morris said, "Apparently, there wasn't. Morris said he was surprised when he first learned of the of,, ___ cotopaillty scene at 12:04 and had the fire oist by 1:40 pioi'.eiiu and caused extensive damage to a pin., said GaUey. Ssawd. No one was injwvd. clothing from the American Red _Q= Central Florida Chapter, Aft Hannon, manager of the Seminole county office I Victims of the fire received food and home and Its contents at 517 Hickory Ave., &WI MW RWV WrW W W five children who oocuplsd hail of the house, lost t flcers activities. "I was a little surprised and quite interested in ft Wved4*IoL But, mce I saw the reports, my Interest dropped off," he said. _________ _______ it, f.-.. •.. i..- • 4;,,,:: ••. I • .: "I &KI21180d it with Um chief (Butler) and we determined the j not spades and It Is up to South officer would be of moire use elsewhere. The chid called it off," aims today. A large vie- think you need assistance, to find the safest way to JIsct , spade tricks." tory can be yours. said. ror a copy of JA COB V MOOother, are going to $y eloting usi torniture. The Children ranged In C$55Pj See AGENT, Page 2* wald: "He wins the first ERN, Os send $1 to: "Win at He said Mrs. Wright had rented a room for A.ThSaN .........4-A age from 15 monthe to 13 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Inçortast rol. In help&itg OU heart in dummy and leads a Budge," cu of this n.w$pa___ _ _ _ — Yowthipklngiipcsitheand get what you want today. apsde toward his jack. If per,P.O.Box,pjjo , ..4.1 s.Wrlihtsaidshewuasleeputhe amonth and said there was somepoqlhluty welI'direded today, makIng it ccss graciously, of staying wi th a si ster . . -a holds the queen the Station, New York, N.Y. IXID.). ...ii 01, whose apartment was not as SPIDER-MAN C A four-year-old playing with a lighter dusted comm ...................4.1 by Stan Lee and John Romltè today ly0peIto he able (—s,etd ................4.1 according WIUIW C. LRS: A LOW: A Mc! ___ ____ _____ Hall Picks Mays jà,j there when the gas Is turned heck on and was THIS - ...................IA t Galley, of the Sanford Fire p C invited to y temporarily with a neighbor, FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves J ___ of ___ OW AbW ................1-1 a •• NEW YORK (UPI)—Willle Mays. the most of thshoe, also was at hcsneat the time. al said, G ley howr, It wo electrify ing performer of his era, was the only d be ____ ul up to the ______________ ____ ___ _____________ .........................41 Uuuos,s.................4.1 The beta, Is the property of Victoria Jackson .21 ifl5*dO1' to determine If It is safe to turn player elected to the Hall of Fame today in a -....5* of 781 Lecad Ave., Sanford. A dollar estimate ___ ___ the electricity OIlLVU .............1.1 of nage was not available. ludsbide vote by the Baseball Writers ____.....A ____ __ ___ ___ The Sanford firemen were called to the to day there. AssoclaUee,afthouhe was nMaanIao TdIJUJI ...................choice. miss ftNA@1*# Wr .................. 3-A ___________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________________ ...conspiracy chief, and against the city of Sanford." The meetings inf iltrated by the undercover agent were held mostly at a local restaurant "and other Sanford The governor's office today confirmed that The chief said he could not identify the undercover agent Sanford Police Capt. Charles Fagan attempted "because we obviously have to protect hum." Butler also said it about six months ago to get th at office to conduct an would be unethical to disclose the names contained In the agent's investigation into alleged Improprieties at the reports. Sanford Police Department. Public affairs City Manager Warren E. Knowles was asked II he knew about spokesman Ron Croasman said the governor's office the undercover agent's activity. "The extent to which inI knew about it or was involved is that I authorized payment the declined Fagan's written request for two reasons: lerald ,, SANFORD FIREMAN DISCARDS BURNING DEBRIS 'lguadtodey. We cannot accs* this," Willis told the press. we woui rst choose to AIM. BEN BUTLER dever man. 1IIflOad. ' f1 That information was confirmed by Chid Butler today who said . , t' ' .. missioners had voted and it" Willis said to newsmen. "We thoM the cowy was :- the ex-policemen based on "probable cause their meetings were 1ICuNdthMthe f1zTflVasdto ___ the $244 thon ___ continue thly at the requ county _____ brealt ev. with Before the cdnhisIoners voted, they did not ask Willis if he___ would continua the service at _ '"There's no_ way we can do Policemen ASanford police undercover agent assigned to sit Currently, Herndon 15 providi ng three ambulances stationed in Seminole County nd____ the clock at a subsidy of " zçqJtly You're Contemplating. necessary tort to aCc(lflpliIh 19) Although you TY ( cooperative effort between the city and Seminole County about eight years ago. The county purchased the lights and poles and the city Installed them and has Undercover collation with 00,&ys notice by e county. Pass 3 NT Pass Pass PUS . Opening lead: 9 bud hicks. 71he place f today,s article. CAMOORN (Dec. Wjan, hk nit" trick must be or in (NEWSPAPLR ZMMRPROIC lights and the potential t raffic hazard they can strorn supported pulling offer Herndon a contract running from Feb. 1 through " 1 to provide the of e at a subáldy c $3000 monthly. Commissioner Bob Sturm who proposed the compromise the contract would auid '- preeiaiao aing'ean- Pass i. Pus 1NT _________________ _ majoriaWdoceandexerithie editorial in the paper," maintained them. County Commissioner man Bob French casting the , don' t make any _ the expense of lighting the as a result of input he said he received from voters Deal subsidy from the board f county commissioners, today turned down a compromise proposal from the county, saying he will refuse to negotiate. County commission on a 4-i vote with Commission Chair- ____ by Stoffel & H.Imdahl ORY, 5IRE, ur r CAMT _ _ costs. At that time Sten- lights to be turned on. ____ only negative vote, decided to You hold: i-fl-B •J4 K862 • A43 By Oswald ,j • A K 76 said Alas Sontag 'flg 15 South today &-A might(am you with shown in A Oswald: "Let's Ttifl 5Ofli Vermont reader asked us if a_____ small winall. u articles on play for a while, we open It one club or one ARIES (March 21-April 19) something you've wan How about some examples Go where the action Is or ting, go of playing for a specific In sUmdard American a your friends are gathered. SAGIITARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. number tricks in a suit." 15hand is just below You're ___ at your best today when 21) your piIjtj attitude Alan: "Here's one. South t point-notn range. So you can be Involved With man y today can awaken in others a nu eight tricks in aces and the standard :-: people. _ futerad in your Ideas. Contact e a short suit d so you should still TAURUS (April *May 20) perauiiswhoniigH fit into plans South can on notiu ly expect two - open one club as we did In Concentrate on matters of oj~Nl 11c BUGS BUNNY Tb48 could be an especially hadn't been for the for the past 10 years, under a I don't recommend It either — VIRGO (Aq. n4ept. 22) of Monroe Morris and Moore noted Idus Willis, president of Herndon Ambulance Service, which has been providing Seminole County with emergency ambulanceservice WIN AT BRIDGE For Tuesday, January 23, 1979 . David Fart In support Ste rom's proposal. Lake mosquitoes. However, Farr said there is a new sodium vapor light that is less expensive and less likely to attract Insects. "I really wouldn't have brought It up again If It midnight Jan. 31. markedly as soon as your diet is for longer than six weeks at a severely restricted In calories, time. After that, at the very This is nature's way of enabling latest, a person should add to your body to survi ve a fast, that basic balanced diet starvation or semi-starvation additional food to mai ntain a period, stable weight for several weeks Your body is deigned to before you try to lose any more, HOROSCOPE I down and joined Commissioner Around I've had over this, I've seen the light," Keith quipped In explaining Ms change of heart. He noted several citizens had complained about his opposition to li ghting the lights. rw amiatiance service after — — fat, the body's way of storing Letter num ber 4-7, Weight energy. It doesn't r eq uire Losing Diet, which provides a oxygen to convert calories into well-balanced, low calorie, low metabolism slows Monday did an about-face minole County may have fat the same way It does to fat diet which is suitable for — — — release calories from food. weight control programs. It 64— — what happens If you're on a provides 1200 to 1300 calories a starvation diet? Your day. — —— vote two weeks ago. At that time, Mayor Lee P. Moore and Commissioners John Morris and Eddie Keith opposed the lights. Keith Go On Will By DONNA FZTES required because less food is persons stops smoking he may broken down to release energy. substitute eating for smoking. Instead, thefood is converted to lam sending you The Health 52 53 54 _ 57 INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE WEAThERUE? - — 58 —— — —— 62 ———— by Bob Montana biochemical processes are activity by smoking and others altered. Less oxygen is respond by eating. When a 42 - Cents Herndon: people 40 32771— Price 15 - hormones 39 The 3.2 vote taken to rekindle the lights along of Lights The Monday night reversed the Citing supportive newspaper editorials as signs of community dUII metabolism They contain metabolism, DEAR READER — You've nicotine, which is a asked some very good poison. Tissues don't tiny. questions. An inadequate when they are being poisoned production of thyroid anymore than plants thrive means that the metabolism of when they're being poisoned. the cells actually slows down. The other problem Is that some The fundamen ta I respond to their nervous 30 31 32 .And metabolism? Can an individual pleasant changes such as loss of do anything to Increase his energy, changes of personality, o 24 25 26 27 33 - .. fattening foods such as burgers tually decreasing the metabolic and sodas and Ice cream cones rate, it does require less energy for lunch and yet they are slim, and less food to survive, But there are a lot of UnIs smoking related to 10 11 - Florida lly the don't the extreme variation. I see some protect it again such wretpeople eat a lot of calories ched excesses to some extent. every day and yet they are By slowing down all of slim. Others who smoke, eat metabolic processes and AC- 21 - APVERfl 24- OUg Mi, MI C - Sanford, Lamb OM'S P001 diet. But I underatand 57 Period in - No da y,Ja23!9 nuary c! 71st Year, I ing (comp. 8 9 . Dr. processingof food calories Into wd.) - 5 6 7 . . I fat or energy. also know that a cause of obesity Is history 12 18 by Art Sansom - 2 — know atitaffects the very low I .. somehow related to one's th 28 Esau's country 52 Trade 30 Shoot 53 British 31 Yen nobleman 32 Burmese 54 Aid in diagnos- 5 Scull 6 Cleopatra's river 7 Sneakily 34 Roman date 36 Bent to one side 37 Supplement .. that the thyroid gland Is (pt*) AW, GO EAP DoN ' t) - • 59 14 Wild party 15 Sundown [ ,- Alter Metabolism OIN1CI _b(% 9 - Various Lifestyles f..IIJLIKI Nfi 11 EO SOC L N _ A:I ________________ 01 K IN ITALY _________ A11119 SICK N league (abbr.) upwards 4 Charged .. .•- Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 Sloped I Hockey BUS STOP' HONFEY .. 46 Encountered "1 ;) .- .- ACROSS 44 Bar item by Chic Young ______ . •• a) _______ _____ 1i,, 4b, IT ______________ 441M P tI R ___ i$N'T _ ...' __ _ r II ..•.4 p U nknown Land' After 22 Years, Takes Trip Home 1A0 H A HONG KONG (UPI) — Dsl Kelly, an American patriot who spent thi of lIfe In use pelseno 'rather than rnu'ee Ms cIUu1tp taday boarded Ms first jstlk',r, bead for America — a motherland he ding his wore. hostel where his family has stayed since crossing the "rything I bow about America comes m books border to Hong ling Dec. 23. ___ — and most of It Is pro-116k But I won't be airprissd, no. said he deeu't know what he will do when he gets UMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan matter what I EM." to the uniu.i Stat.s. "I have no experience and no This XWI _____ In Pd* training. ____ AS IN HOL)S1CN, SNEAL3 &-juy dsder F of BOWb ___ "* 6T * folJowlag the Cg,nmajd revelation In 1949. Alter he died IN 1H PS any ceikgs." MPOYOUMAPOINS 0IMAV! hi WI beisre Ma - dspsrtsi be rds'sd 1HEY CP4. M TSAM. 04OF"Ma in isis, (*pe smcials tried to force lilly to 11s' C1 ! ' Kelly went to the American school In Peking adil he OUT FANIS 100 LOW ' ''da I. rasaco Ms Amerlas '-lr and as a Ms American dttainildp. CDiT cs was 11 After authorities no longer recognised his UH,1SAMHP KE OR iJO!f OF This oi*! sPent 22 Years In labor____ cww •. H. -. - - "it i pvs In," he said, the veics salt bat dill larder go*c*ured him during an dt"j to swin (lvi W & -,,', Page IA to Maonoln IM.Hewu l7whesthsypsck.dhim.ffto g, -- __ American cMislp he went to a local school, but was , i' ssssulesansrersy I____________________ •-b. 611114111118 dr ad became he did nt ipsab___________________ (l1e will ft 111111"I HeoddweInatuuprismwuulerabIe. w ill* he Mid,is"atofa .Yisatwayshets, .:( ij,4wIthwyse as rtand*wsa a belt . Iha rod of ____came laths of adi erasd pie." ' of a place. it I wu and Wo my i'tIUS prison esIL There he ad crb"" d kl.ctusli _ w - I'M A 1SIM6I.ST INPIAN , _____ ___ I ___ ___ Now— a --., - -.4 • - . - 'k.. - - .7 .- - . . .• - -. - . - ' - ' - I' - - ' - .• . - . ----. he acknowledged the nation's new political openness was responsible for his freedom. He_ said he Is not bitter about his experience — ,The Chinese He W!he at the suggestion he might be a celebrity when he arrives In Plalr'fIeld. Kelly sflfrsse wife, a nurse, doling an extended me"leave, &oitly after their marriage — which cod her her job— he returned to "labor e u atio " and saw her briefly on annual trips born, to Peking.___________ "Wo j h .-lusii-couioin awoen my ____ d c n ............ -•t;. :. _ liffif __________ Revolution. He described China as "a prison. Within there a re smaller prisons that have even usnaller cells inside." He said the vast clangs' Westerners have observed In - .• ' _ ____ ____ ------------. • ___ WARREN KNOWLES CHARLESFAGAN fee authorized pay, ...togovernor? •.-- --• -:_----.-- ...-.. .........- - -- -•• -.' . .. - .. - - �2A—Evening Herald, sanford, Fl. 48 Tuesday, Jan. 23, 1979 I I_uIaiI.a#u. .s1•. J II WORLD IN BRIEF Fire Kills 28 In Finnish Senior Citizens Home HELSINKI, Finland (UPI)—A fire swept through a senior citizens home today, killing 28 people in Finland's second worst fire in modern history, police said. Thirty-one were killed in a 1966 mental hospital blaze. Many of the victims were trapped in the intensive-care wing of the home in Virrat, 220 miles northwest of the capital of Helsinki, police said. The home housed 69 pensioners and staff. Police said 41 survived, 26 died in the flames and two were missing. Shah Furious At U.S.? MARRAKESH, Morocco (UP!)— Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlaci and Empress Farah of Iran are in their second week of exile, visiting King Hassan I!, and there was speculation the shah might delay or even cancel his trip to the United States. There are reports the shah is furious about the Carter administration's tilt toward the present civilian government in Iran. Tokyo, Kinshasa Most Costly UNITED NATIONS (UP!)— Tokyo and Kinshasa, Zaire, are the world's most expensive cities while living costs are lowest in Colombo, Sri Lanka, the United Nations said in a survey based on living costs of its officials in cities around the world. Coke Loaded For Chinese HONG KONG (UP!) Workmen loaded 500,000 bottles of Coca-Cola onto a train today for the first shipment of a foreign soft drink to China in 30 years. Coca-Cola executive Dan Greene of Atlanta said the reappearance of the drink was aimed at the Chinese Lunar New Year festivities and the tourists celebrating there Jan. 28. - ...Agent - - (Continued From Page IA) NA71ON % Germans View Past zz_ _z:-___ ;m_ __ ~~--~-_-:~~--. ~~ -0 . f& Z ;~:~ g~~-~-t_:_:~ 9 - __ -_: __ __ )- :-----7 ___~_ __ r_ ~:z 4 I . g __ - - JTT m SUN VAT-sen (LEFT), : : : :. . .- State Of Union Speech? WASHINGTON (UP!) A White House official, said President Carter had worked on his State of the Union address he is - II to deliver to a joint session of Congress tonight, more than any other speech during his presidency. He called the draft "quintessential Carter." The speech, now in its seventh draft, Carter describes as "hopeful but realistic." He will deliver the address at 9 p.m., and it will be televised and broadcast nationally. CHI iNG KAI-shek, MOA TSE-tung iviel Began C n '' Fall Of Chinese Empire 41n 1754, the first U.S. trading ship set sail for China. Two centuries later, Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hiiao-ping Is returning the visit to launch a new era In Sine-American relations — a development that is sure to meet stiff conflict In the Just-reconvened U.S. Congress. The Herald today presents the third in a series tracing the centuries. old relations between the United States and China. WASHINGTON (UP!)— The Carter administration is in the market for someone to replace Jay Solomon as head of the scandalridden General Services Administration, although no one, including Solomon, knows quite why. Solomon was Carter's choice to take over and clean up the GSA. Despite its shaky status, the Peking regime at least enjoyed the recognition of foreign powers who saw it as their best hope for retaining their long-standing trade privileges in China. His requests for aid Ignored by the West, Sun turned In 1923 to the young Bolshevik government of the Soviet Union for help hr building his party and his army. "We no longer look to the West," he announced. "Our faces are turned toward Russia." Sun's dream of a united republican China remained unfulfilled' upon his death in 1925. But his successor, Chiang Kai-shek, one Third In a series year later launched the successful "northern campaign" against Peking and the war-lords. The drive ended in 1928 with the fail of Peking and international recognition of the Kuomintang as the legitimate government of By BARBARA McDOWELL Special To The Herald Sun Yat-sen was in the midst of a U.S. fund-raising tour in 1911 when he read in a Denver newspaper that the Chinese empire had been overthrown. Sun today hailed by both Peking and Taipei as the father of modern China had launched his crusade for a republican government in 1905 by establishing the forerunner of his - China. But the Nationalists' problems were far from over. - Kuomintang (Nationalist) party. New Trial In Death Plot? HOUSTON (UP!) Millionaire T. Cullen Davis, freed on $39,000 bond after a mistrial on charges he plotted the slaying of his divorce judge, predicts he will never spend another day in jail. Fort Worth prosecutors, however, said they would be ready as early as this spring to retry and convict Davis on the charge. i During the campaign, Chiang had become Increasingly Sun espoused on a program based on "Three Principles of the People": a nationalism, parliamentary democracy and a vague form of socialism. Sun hurtled home to be proclaimed president of the new government, but he soon relinquished the post to Yuan Shih-k'al, the general who had led the final assault on the Manchu dynasty. Yuan had little use for Sun's three principles. He intended to found a new dynasty with himself as emperor. Sun vowed to continue the revolution from the south of China. Yuan died In 1916 before uniting the country. The militarydominated government he left behind In Peking faced challenges not only from Sun's Kuomlntant forces but also from local warlords In the provinces. China was in a state of near anarchy. suspicious of his Communist comrades in arms. They were removed from the party in a bloody 1927 purge. Beselged repeatedly by the Nationalists, the Communists began their arduous 6,000-mile "Long March" to the northern province of Shensi in 1934. Fewer than one-third of the nearly 100,000 who began the march lived to reach their destination. But among the survivors were several men who would play decisive roles in China's future — (Thou En-Lai, Teng Hsiao-ping and the former library worker who had emerged during the march as the undisputed leader of the Chinese Communists, Mao Blanton Late Pardons Nixed NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!)— Ray Blanton, insisting he was still governor, tried to order the release of 16 prisoners two days after he was booted from office. Blanton's request was ignored, however, and officials of Gov. Lamar Alexander's administration vowed Monday to keep the 16 inmates in prison until the matter is resolved in court—possibly later today. * Tse-tung. (NEXT: Mao's victory) Girl Falls 11 Stories, Lives CHICAGO (UP!)— A 9-year-old girl fell 11 stories down an elevator shaft and lived to tell her mother she was "okay." DeWanda Vaughan was listed in satisfactory condition at Cook County Hospital today with a broken leg and a cut on her head. • ' I ' - . , . . - , Breast-Feeder Filing Suit IOWA CITY, Iowa (UP!)— A female firefighter reprimanded and sent home without pay because she breast-fed her baby at work will file suit against the city, her attorney says. Attorney Jane Fikleberry of Iowa City said she will ask for an injunction to prevent city officials from disciplining Linda Eaton, 26, for breast-feeding her infant son during her "personal time" while on duty. Snow, Winds Blast Midwest By United Press International Blinding snow, whipped by strong winds, .1, today blasted the winter-weary Midwest with Its second major storm in a week-and-a-half. The storm battered the Northern Plains Monday, the Midwest by nightfall and the Mississippi Valley early today. J. Am bulance fron ground,said which read, "Jakette, We love you;" and gave a special gold spoon to the baby. A silver one wasn't enough. At the wheel of the Rolls jt'5 an 900parenu, waiting to leadia caravan of can ta with bunting and balloons to the Rovthskys' apartment In Andalusia, Bucks County. "I feel unbelievable," Rovinsky said. "Whatelsecsnlsay?Itwusmç,rththgfor w.The baby Is happy, healthy Rovinsky, 32, a Jewelry store employee who four weeks ago decided Jakette's bulb called "What can I do to celebrate?" he asked "I'm all for celebrating an)4hing that's r more than just handing out cigars. himself a few wee ,ago. plt iis— - ----- - ----th addilianic e'inthjEolls Royce---aid(Madalyn) that I wanted to do something sound truck, he distributed Tshüts which irom Thienas jon Univer. outrageous. I asked her, 'De you mind?" said, "I love Jake;" had a billboard made MtyHoicital$othelrhom.wewait.tla long Not bit, she said. Jsketto was a child Rovinaky and his wife, I(adayii, feared they would now have. .. - k! -. - i-Jl il,.% ) ' 4* .• .- - 40~', - I.) • __ \ . 1. Y~, . 0 ) . . -' :'.,' j~ I .1. 4, ., - ....... .. . .I.. . 4! , 1 __ I :.;. . "-,(, '~ ~~v ". .. IV) ~ ) ...\ ,:~) , W--I~ ~\ -- ,,,, L)/ •. ' ,, .,*14 - - f' b. 4k("I. 4 ... - I 4 r., '. - ç) -f . vl'e, '! ---I1-- I,_".1'.4 ~~I-V -_ 1.~. ~~ . /~~ , ".., -_ f-T-.'' , . Iv - VN . -.*. - U., -_ -.',.r, 11 __•J - .~ 1. •., 0J 0!" J - ,,- _•,• S 'i' (y I . , ' • . _ - r.'''-' . I. q . - J - —' - - . .•4•I : I '5 • '' ' •'r . - • - .. .. :. ko - - '") 'N % ' ) .. , , "P i 11 14, 5.- '- -:.' '5._,,_ * 11 . ' elf ' '; - '' - 1/6. . ..-.--,. - - ." - I. * UfiL I -. - ' 1, .- ,-. , - \) '-. i' '•. .'----------------- PLANS FOR PROPOSED NEW PARK Plans for a new park to be developed over a period of Not all the money for developed by the Sunrise years, according to Stenstrom. development of the park will be Kiwanis Club on 13 acres of city The initial phase of develop- raised immediately from fundland east of the Church of the ment would call for completion raising, said Stenstrom. The Nazarene on Sanford Avenue of a softball diamond for the club may have to seek a bank just south of 25th Place were church league by March or loan to purchase the merry-goapproved by the Sanford City April. round, he noted. Commission Monday. ty - - - - - 16, ,, . ' - 'c,' : "-1" Concession stands may also Stenstrom got the idea for The commission authorized developing the park, because be built to raise money to pay City Manager Warren E. the church league was having for further parks development. Knowles to work out terms of trouble finding a place to play Eventually, the money from -.'r lease with the civic group. rides and concessions can be its games, he said. divided between the club and City Commissioner Julian In addition to the softball the city, according to StenStenstrom, who proposed the strom. park, presented the formal field, the park would eventually plans for the facility to fellow include a little league baseball Stenstrom has noted a similar NN diamond; restrooms; tennis, Idea In Fresno, Calif., has been commissioners, handball, basketball and successful for several years He noted the group plans to volleyball courts; a merry-gorevenue for that city ,4,1111W raise all the money and supply round and several other on providing a piece of land that had not all the manpower to develop the children's rides, provided a return for the city in park at little or no cost to the the past. city. Most of the money for Working with Stenstrom On However, he cautionedthe development of the park will expense of laying pipe for come from the club's fund- the idea has been Contrestroom facilities may have to raising efforts, according to missioner David Farr, a former Stenstrom. However, some planner, who helped develop JU1IAN STENSTROM be shouldered by the city. funds may come from the the site plan for the park. his services to the project.— The land, currently zoned for revenue that will be raised from Ronald C. Dale, Winter Park MAX ERKILETIAN recreational use, would be the children's rides, landscape architect, donated - . - - _ - 1. ' . 60,000 Lbs. Pot Seized BRUNSWICK, Ga. (UPI)—Ten people were arrested and nearly 60,000 pounds of marijuana, worth an estimated $25 to $30 million, were confiscated today In a pre-dawn raid authorities called the largest drug bust in Georgia history. Grain Lift Blast Hurts 2 LEXINGTON, Neb. (UP!)— A grain elevator explosion today knocked two employees off a 120-foot high tower and shattered storefront windows two blocks away in downtown Lexington. Authorities said the two male workers at the David Harwn Mills were taken to Th-County Hospital In serious condition. - GOP Parley In Detroit? The Republican WASHINGTON (UP!) Party's site selection committee today recommended the GOP hold Its 190 national convention in Detroit. The recommendation was submitted to the full Republican National Committee for expected immediate approval. .j EWCIIhIg Ilemk$ l usps 411.2$) Tuday, January 23, i19—Vol. 71, No. 134 Pv4lsWd DMy sad Swadly. exc. SaIvray W TM isaisri HSIIit INC., lee N. PreecS Ave.. $aslsrt Fla. 32771. lemd Class Passage Paid at Sasfert Ptsflda 32771 Neal Delivery: Wasis. 11 ceets: Mii*. $3.21 a C Msm*s, 618-111 Year, SICK Sy Mail: woo. U ciSNi MI* $3.45: CMsa*s, $2541, Year, Must 'I ., - - "Al I '•lf" Quit I -' 'W ',,, . -. , , orl - : - ' _ * -,..,'.:, ' ils DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Regular job slots for 55 county employees, whose $710,000 in salaries are being paid by the federally funded Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA), should be created in the county budget beginning Oct. 1, l9. County Administrator Roger Neiswender and Office of Management, Analysis and Evaluation OMAE Director Jeff Etchberger made this recommendation to the county commission in workshop Monday, ca lling all of the jobs either critical or essential to continued county government operation. The jobs are to be phased out of the federally funded program Oct. 1. Etchberger said the county government has a total of 143 em ployees under the CETA program. Most of the balance of the jobs, beyond what is considered critical and essential, would be conS tinued under the CETA program. The jobs considered critical and essential, according to Etchberger, are, for the most part, in the health and safety area. The largest area of need, according to Neiswender, is in the public safety area — the fire department where the payroll of CETA firemen recommended transferred to regular county payroll is $230,000. Neiswender added that the county also has a higher investment in terms of training costs in the firefighters. Commissioner Bob Sturnl said he talked to nearly every CETA firefighter and found all but two have filed job applications with other governmental bodies in the area. While the county administrator did not foresee any increase In regular property tax for the county to absorb the 55 jobs, he said it will probably be necessary to increase the taxes in the unincorporated area for fire protection from the current $1.90 per $1,000 assessed property valuation to $2. "The only alternative is to pass the cost on to those being served," Neiswender said. ra h am flls TrI' lo: Tell Or Resiqn G this year, such as fire station construction, that won't be necessary next year. The county is forbidden from levying more than $2 for fire protection. "We have to maintain minimum manning levels," Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser said. A final workshop on the matter was set for Feb. 5 before a decision is made by commissioners. By that time, Commission Chairman Bob French said, the Individual county commissioners can have interviewed various department heads to hear explanations of the designation of certain of the CETA employees as critical and or essential. Meanwhile, Sandy Goard, office manager for Seminole ElecLions Supervisor Camilla Bruce, said that, although Mrs. Bruce listed a CETA elections accounting clerk as critical to the operation of the office, It was listed in the Etchberger-Neiswender report as essential. Mrs. Goard said Mrs. Bruce's office In 1969 with 29,000 registered voters had three assistants while this year with nearly 50,000 voters has only four assistants. She said in view of the in- creased responsibilities of the office, the elections accounting clerk must be kept on. Missile Test Successful CAPE CANAVERAL, IUPI) The 18th Trident missile in the Navy's $23.97 billion Trident program was successfully flight tested today from a land-based launch pad. "It was the last of the land series and was successful," said a spokesman for the Air Force Eastern Test Range. The Trident, which had an instrumented payload, lifted off at 10 a.m. and landed in an Atlantic Ocean target range. The Navy's Trident program Includes 18 land-pad tests, seven launches from a converted Poseidon submarine and several shakedown operations from a Trident submarine. The first Triden test flight from a submarine is scheduled in the spring of this year. - VVEATHER S a.m. readings: tern. TIDES WEDNESDAY yesterday's high, Daytona Beach: high 3:58 72; barometric pressure, 30.04; a.m., 4:15 p.m., low 10:15 a.m.,' relative humidity, 97 percent. 10:21 p.m Forecast: Increasing Port Canaveral: high 2:46 cloudiness today with a chance a.m., 4:03 p.m., low 10:00 a.m., of showers this afternoon. 10:10 p.m. Showers and thunderstorms Bayport: high 11:24 am., tonight and turning cooler. 9:55 p.m., low 4:36 a.m., 4:22 perat, 47; overnight low, 44; Clearing Wednesday. p.m. - "We can help save resign. "The Sunshine Amendment Is STEPHEN Graham, who complied with the law asa former senator and as governor. "Now is the time for responsibile public officials to comply. The law was upheld by the ITlOrley constitutional," said BARTON Barton said today It will take a new home now wider con- four months to complete druetton in Whisper Wood in atruction of the house and If his satat i'ait, OIItZIdS the city, Winior Manor home is sold . contingent on the sale of his before that time, he and his family will be moving In May. current borne, A sign announcing that the s on He saidshicolleagues home Is being constructed for Lcngwood City Cornmisslonare Nancy and Steve Barton Is aware he may be moving outPC" outside the structure in side the city. Sabel palm. The builder of the U.S. Supreme Court Monday. a, D-West Palm Beach, Rules Chairman Dempsey Barron, D-Panama City, and Ways and Means Chairman Jack Gordon,D-Miami Beach, said they will meet late today to home is Ron Bennett, Barton Barton was elected bya decide whether to ask the court salt landslide in December over an to reconsider. opponent, Burt Benwieln I don't think anybody is Diggs: No City Clerk Linda Martin said above the law and the Supreme today, according Cowl has said now that the law charter, Barton's seat could be Is clear," Graham told a news Panel Boss f Wyappo01 y WASHINGTON (UPI) commission or the remainder HeconcededMat the senators He Rep. Chades Dias, D-Mich., term, ending In January, have the right to ask the court 01 the convicted of padding his INI reconsider, although, as an .to payroll, has withdrawn his attorney, he doubts It would "lon would fall 1 If the ccn'n' name from consideration as to reverse itself. appoint a replacement within chairman of a flora, sub. i'iiithItay30dait1ni1gflatIfl---aA governor his no power- over spars his further congreaskpal special election would have to senders. If they refuse to comply, he said, "It would be be called, Mrs Martin said, punishment. - J TALLAHASSEE, (UPI) the Senate's responsibility to Gov. Bob Graham said today decide what action." O.. IA.e D411 T IW IIUVI I I- IUI VT.1. and his two top committee chairmen should comply with the financial disclosure law or Longwood City Corn. missioner Steve Barton, elected second terinon the to governing body by a landslide In December, may be resigning his post as early as May. "It all depends on whether I can sell my borne" Barton said today. He said his borne In Wlmor Manor lson the market and he has signed a contract for Keep 55 CETA obs, County Told In addition Etchberger said the 10 cent increase would raise about $85,000 with the remainder of the cost for the firefighters' salaries coining from funds allocated for capital Improvements Sanford Approves Plans For New Kiwants Park Barton Tuesday, Jan. 23,1979-3A - ,. - - - e '. .., - '5___ 11 S..:T:J .. . sr ;.. • ?' " ' / - - - time for this." The couple tried unsuccessfully for six years to have a baby. After a number of frustrating visits to doctors who offered little hope, they finally met Dr. Abraham Rako(f of Jefferson's fertility clinic. suggested Rovinsky take fertility drugs. The drugs worked and, on Wednesday, Mrs. Rovinsky gave birth to the 6-pound, 3owice -. I V I I .., i ~, - . Red Carpet, M us ic Herald Birth P1UIDE12IUA (UP!) Years from now, when Harvey Rovinaky tells his daughter he rolled out the red carpet when she was born, she may not believe what she's hearing, But on Sunday, Rovinaky did just that to welcome lila child, Julia Am Jakeite. He tranaported her home from the hospital In a Rolls Royce that was followed by a e "aft Machu of i - ,. ,• * ~ - . Outland, of 11 Suinmerlln Ave were caught Inside the store . after the police received a call that a burglary was lit PtUCIU would require new negotiations. according10 records. Entrance Caatined Frees Page IA) Earlier In the public hearing to the store apparently was ray with one unit adding with on the ambulance service, made through a window on the It amount of money, "we Willis had said that two 01 the t door Which was broken by old have to go back to pickup three ambulances stationed a rock, records Indicate. for ambulances. There's the Cowdy are b14 ntoed Outland is In Jail in lieu of way we could provide the to provide advancstifsmçporls ssd level of service" Including hurt the motion for monkaft .qniis. Poting against HOUSE BUiGUiY lesser subsidy, 'French He wW uat the Co1d3 An unknown number of nthen are only elØ mist the firm In upgrading persons entered the Sanford is left before the curried sorvk.lnthsesutgrnsld,ofthe home 01 Horace Glenn M 41 .apsrm. county possibly with fire Bay Ave. and stole a watch end said the new proposal department emergency reecus. hike parts worth $1' ., '" ~,_ (~, - " ________ 1\,~'Irl ~ - •- I ; 11 "/k, -. ' ••' " •\-( New GSA Director Sought Station Attendant Chot In Robbery • \ "c-' a 4 1~ I . , 'A) %._*%k -~) .,~'). ., , , - .- - -'s-'..--. )-' Upo Mon-Is SaRi. at the site of Lake Howell High A 25-year-old Sanford man is "I think the investigation died a natural death," he said. School and stole $700 worth of In good condition today at Chief Butler also confirmed today that one of the primary Winter Park Memorial Hospital equipment, reports indicate. reasons for assigning the agent to sit in in on the ex-policemen's suffering a gunshot wound meetings was because of recent internal "morale" and "Image" sustained in an armed robbery The thieves apparently enproblems at the department, "brought about mostly by the high- at the Lake Howell Gas Station, tered the trailer by reaching ranking official named in the agent's report." Lake Howell and State Road through an open window and Chief Butler also said a recent reorganization of the depart- 436, about 1:30 a.m. today. unlocking the front door of the mentpersonnel was designed to eliminate that problem and The man, Wesley Woodham, trailer which belonged to Par nuneu IL was wmus wrecuy aunea as site mgn-raniung omucer. 706 East 14th St., was the atPlumbing Co. Asked If that high-ranking officer is Charles Fagan, the chief tendant on duty at the time of Entrance to the home was repealed his position on declining to name anyone Listed In the the robbery, according to made by breaking the window CAR THEFT agent's reports. Casselberry Police Chief located at the southwest part of An unknown number of utler did, however, confirm that information supplied by the George Karcher. the home. forced persons open the back agent touched on one incident in which the Lone city commissioner door of a 1971 Chevy owned by named, allegedly indicated he (the commissioner) would attempt Two men in a late model dark WINDOW DAMAGED John Findley, 63, and stole to go to the governor's office to ask the department be inblue Buick or Cadillac stopped A car belonging to Reggie Items worth $250. of Iha at inn In b.I du IUCAWItXL, AI__.....1_ 1i a --a---- nwr 91 1." _ -- DlIii4 —r-'-Irv.øiil.r4f a. ived 0, , rece1..A .: i f . The agent, according to Butler, said when the commissioner Woodham told police. One ofthe damage over the weekend when Stolen from the car while it made that statement, one of the ex-policemen told the corn- men entered the gas statlonand someone using an air rifle shot was parked at the Days Inn on l l missioner that had already been attempted by a high-ranking pulled a long-barreled pistol through the passenger window Hwy 46 in Sanford was a ! I officer. demanding all the money on where the car was parked at 207 televisIon and two fishing poles. Aspokenan with the governor's office disclosed today such an hand, according to Karcher. Palm Place In Sanford. effort was made about six months ago and said It was made by Woodham handed over an TP.4flpThEfl Captain Fagan. Fagan declined today to comment when told that. undertermined amount of cash. A construction trailer owned CHECK MISSING the govrnorsofticeap&raumandisclosed. ACheCk fro(n Disney world by Greater Construction Co. The robber then shot Fagan also said he does net believe he Is the high-ranking of. • Woodhamthe upper right made out to linda Tucker was was burglarized over the ficer referred to in the agent's reports. wee kend whll't It was parked at stolen sometime over the shoulder, said Karcher. "I never attended any meetings held by any ex-policemen. weekend from her apartment at Sunshine Tree Blvd. About $60 .p "The way things were made every effort to be friends with everyone on the department, recon Ridgewood Arms Apartments In merchandise was taken from ru ed, st ct the citizens of Sanford and any of those ex-officers I saw them parently meant the trailer when the thieves Sanford. to kill him Individually from time to time, but it had nothing to do with any entered by breaking a window (Woodham)," said Karcher. awwwo"llp CASH HEISTED at the rear of the trailer and Woodham was discovered a 'The agent, according to Butler, said the ex-policemen About $50 was stolen from the pushing plywood. Included 1 "named short time after the robbery by themselves 'Expos,' meaning ex-policemen, and that their IIIsIfl as h register Monday at among th e items taken w as a goalwu'Ezpose'byplannthganyacflvftytodfscredJtmeij his father, an off-duty cDekle's Gulf Station atlol& telephone, ajacket and metal Longwood police officer, ac. the city of Sanford." French Ave. The missing tape. The chief declined to say where any of the agent's reports are cording to Karcher. The eldere money was reported by Melvin Woodham had stopped at th *by,or where the ma tter may go from here. SEREOTHE station to get gas, ezpaineci Dekie after he had checked the A sewdrIver was possibly The body of Mrs. Dorothy E. White, 52, of 132 Marcia Drive, Forest City, was _______________________________________ Karcher, and found his son on daily receipts, according to records. used by burglars to pry open to found about eight feet from the shoreline In Pearl Lake south of State Road 43$ I the floor behind the counter. enter the home of Alone and Just west of State Road 434 in Forest City early Monday afternoon. An SCJRGLA$Y ___INSTORE Grand Jury Convening Thomas Sli* Jr. In Maitland autopsy performed this morning at Seminole Memorial Hospita PAIRNADED l revealed th ere Sometime over the weekend and dea1astereo and acgnsoe was no evidence o(fosslplay and the womandIeof Roosevelt thglandJr., ing. She was reported .The Seminole County Grand Jury will be em. a 14-year.old Juvenile were an imbiown number of persona television worth $1,900, ac. m issin g from her home by her husband Jan. 15. He said entned the con she had been despon. cording 10 pøneled Wednesday to look into a variety of matters, arrested Monday by Sanford dent, according to a Seminole County Sheriff's spokesman according to a spokesman for the state attorney's police and charged with burglary to Ralph's Con. fectionery at 1519 W. 13th Street. vPitIDtFI4 . (_,,~~"4)__r- .I ___/ 0"' ,~~) % I 'Quintessential Carter -i- ! PLO Bombards Israelis tacked settlements In northern Israel today with a rocket dead In Palestinian camps and barrage, and Israeli gunners many wounded. retaliated almost Immediately "The shelling is so intense by shelling two guerrilla camps around Tyre that it has not yet near the port of Tyre. been possible to clear all of the After Israel's long-range ar- wounded from the streets," one tillery and gunboats opened up, witness told UP! Correspondent the Palestinians returned fire, David Pearce in Beirut. and Israel's right-wing ChrisAmbulances screamed along tan allies In south Lebanon the roads of the guerrillajoined in the bombardment, controlled port and general reports from the area said. pandemonium gripped the city, 10' _ - There were no specific casualty reports, although witnesses reported at least two %,-, ,,_•')- IN BRIEF BONN, West Germany (UPI) from weeping men and women The American television film who said they were ashamed of "Holocaust" confronted Ger- the crimes committed in ans with their Nazi past, and Germany's name. drew both criticism from Holocaust was televised in viewers for "opening old the United States last year and wounds" and emotional out- won six Emmy Awards. bursts from others ashamed of Two German-made TV docutheir orears. mentarles', one summarizing Telecast of the first episode of the history of European anti. fl1LIm, u oiner ueiauing uie lour-parL series, wnicn deals with the Nazi genocide of the 12 years of Nazi persecution Jews, was greeted with 500 and mass murder of the Jews, phone calls to the originating preceded the drama last week. station in Cologne. Neo-nazi groups threatened After the 140-minute pro- to disrupt Monday's broadcast, gram, another 400 people took as they did the telecast of one of part in a call-in panel session the German-made documentarwith concentration camp survi- in last Thursday. vors and experts on the Nazi Two explosions at television era. towers during the broadcast of Three more broadcasts will the second documentary Thurs. be shown tonight, Thursday and day night blacked out about 1 Friday nights. million of the estimated 20 About one-third of Monday's million TV receivers in West callers objected to the pro- Germany for about 30 minutes. gram, on grounds It "unnecesPersons shouting Nazi niosarily opened old wounds," gaits phoned TV stations before "besmirched the Germans" or and after the explosions, "undermined Germany's inter- promising more violence if the national reputation." "Holocaust" series was t Other calls, however, came withdrawn. By United Press International Palestinian guerrillas at- .- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1-Unry W. Block on taxes'.' We are income tax specialists. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction and credit because we want to be sure you pay the smallest legitimate That's another reason why we should do your taxes. .whichever form you use short or long. tax. . H&R BLOCK 0000010 TK INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD 30 E. lit St. Ph. 322-771 LONGWOOD 150 Highway 434 Ph. 531.4454 OPEN 9cm-C p.m. Weekdays, 9-5 Sat. Sun. OPEN TONIGHT -APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHER AREA OFFICES IN DELTONA, ORANGE CITY AND OVIEDO �.• Tuesday, Jan. 23, • . 1I. •. im Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. After Inventory Tuesday, Jan. 23,1979—SA I ,NI ' 3 Penney's open Wednesday at I noon'. Save 45%! 3-piece pant sets. Orig. $29. Sale 15.99 Misses and bolt size pant sits. Solid color pull-on pant with matching shill and tong sleev, print blouse. Great colors, 3 styles. 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Evening HeiaJd (USP$ 1$141S) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 542211 or 83149993 Tuesday, January 23, 1919-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60: Year, $40.00. F ; . - I ____ W The Clock Uncertainties ByJDARAYNES In Iran There is nothing certain about the future of the government of Iran except that It will no longer be headed by the shah and even that is uncertain. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahiavi has left the country, probably never to return. "The shah Is gone forever!" the demonstrators shout. The shah says he is just going on vacation because he is tired. But there were tears in his eyes when he left. The Pahlavi dynasty, established by his father in 1925, may be at an end. On the other hand, the shah fled the country briefly in 1953 and later returned to the Peacock Throne. He was installed on that throne in 1941 by British and Soviet troops, after his father was deposed because he was suspected of collaboration with the Nazis. The young shah got the throne back In 1953 with the help of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. It Is apparent that there has been a great deal of outside Interference in the internal affairs of Iran. That kind of interference should not be tolerated in the current crisis. Both the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. should stay out and stand clear until the Iranians decide for themselves what form of government they will have. There are three forces that will be contending for power the army, the National Front of parliamentarians, and the Moslem religious movement led by the Ayatollah Khomeini. The greatest uncertainty now surrounds the future of the government the shah left behind. Khomeini has pledged to return probably later this week to overthrow that government headed by Shahpour Bakhtiar and Install his own. At the same time, the military has made a pledge of Its own: not to conduct a coup d'etat. This latter Is good news indeed and forestalls for now the greatest fear of world observers of a civil war in Iran, in which a vacuum would be created allowing other forces and interests to become a part of U sis*bi*,çwgrae....... Th is country, with Its heavy stake In Iranian oil, must hope for stability In Iran. With our tradition of respect for human rights, we must also hope for an Iranian government that respects the rights of the people. But there Is little we can do at this point to Influence the course of events In Tehran. The shah did some good for his country in his 37 years of power. But, In the end, he lost touch with his e. Wthen the best thing he could do for them was to leave quietly. - - - - - Please Write Letters to the editor are welcomed for publicailsu. All letters most be sigued, with a malliag address and, If possible, a telephone umber a. the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do met want their umes In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit ktt.ii to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. . ..... Sunday. Even the prices were super If you happened to be a proprietor, Hotel rooms which go for % usually, were $10. Residents in the Orange Bowl were getting up to $25 to park in their yard or driveway, Those hotels which helped headquarter the NFL learns and personnel working and covering the game offered chopped steak for $8, steak for $20 and lobster for $30. .eoftheNgMlgtdiofmyweekendth Miami was when I stumbled onto a crowd gathered In the Americana Hotel lobby. I figured Tom IAdry was holding court. A closer look revealed I had the right team. - r ANFL. . to believe that eledrifing memezti generated by -waving fanatics pushed Pittsburgh those towel downfield on at least two drlve& The city of Mom' Itself was also in a super mood Everyone at Super Bowl XIII in Miami Sunday had his own personal hero. I'm undecided between the creator of the Terrible Towel, Lynn Swam and the Dallas monkey. Fan. with color TVs saw those thouewida of yellow towels unfurled ever$lme the Steele s did anything right. The No. 1 Terrible Towel after, however, was Swarm, star receiver for Pittsburgh. In pregame introductions, Swann 1eed wildly in the air several times, sending the Steeler cheering section Into a mad frenzy, which extended throughout the first half. In contrast, the Dallas Cowboys seemed to aneak onto the sidelines. Clearly, what generated most Interest on the Dallas side of the field was the parading of the Cowboy cheerleaders. Football being the game of emotions It Is, I have Around r ANGL E.WAL TERS TL But It was a monkey dressed In a Dallas Cowboys uniform. He was being asked various questions, and responding In a truly felfichulting manner. "What do you think of the Ptttsbwlh Steelers?" total diadem. th "Well, how about the Dallas Cowboys?" was e next query. To which the little guy cheered, clapped and shook a Rocky clenched fist in the air. "What about Terry Bradshaw?" The monkey bowed his head and shook It from side to side. Notch, the mention of Roger Staubach sent It Into delirious hand-Jives. He was shown briefly on IV at thegame. Incredible psrtlsthathlaowfletPal U for Ms seat at the gain.. Ah, but foot ball indeed lsa game that turns people every which way but loose. Wagging The World Anima 4 ''iAi Windmill' sill Test ___ ___ WASHINGTON (NEA) With the advent of the 1980 Olympic Games, the prestigious seal of Approval, carrying the legend, "Selected for Use by the U.S. Olympic Committee," will soon appear on dozens of Items In supermarkets and department stores. - fl ffZ_1 ___ } I - - Those men Who make UP the offensive line are and Martin, Bradshaw had all the time he needed, and he used it Z est hogs of professional football, unsung, unpublicized and to set a pair of Super Bowl passing records by passing for 318 -.,-; I ' - "'1*-. -1 '. __ - 'I uud to b. a bord.r patrol Ins Inspector w and I thought the lines wore long at TIluanal' - ki's, Who's Setting Standards? - ... :' - for more . 1 F . Sleuths' Dole i igence Goes UnaPPreciated. ,i,To'.1 . WASHINGTON - ft .. - t~ ... Herald Sports Editor By JIM ,.. _____ ' ' _ ____ , . _____ . ' . y,.' - i. MC - I-'- - "How 01 spo sHs1'?TA.X C.U.TF" - .. .. . 4 . ' Seminole Five Home . . "1 \ .. _____ _______ ______ ________ Seminole High stages its fall sports banquet next sday night at Mayfair, and Seminole followers wf want to attend the event should purchase their tlé,ket as soon as possible Iat1ng for the 7 p.m. affair at Mayfair Country siatel at 6:15... CUJb be Vanity and junior vanity teams for football, Soccer Slgnups volleyball and cross country will be honored. Perhaps the highlight of the night will be the presentation of the Peter Schul Award, given Set Saturday annually to the football player deemed to have made Registration for the Central the most signifiCant Contribution in the season. Florida Soccer League will be $VP and most Improved awards Will be made in held in Sanford Saturday f eaih sport. lOa.m.uztlllp.m.atPlnecrest ckets are $5 each and are available at the SHS Elementary. Boyaandglrlsagess.l9may bookkeeping office, , -. ' . - certificate, two wallet she photos, $15 registration fee and cinci 40515011$ ,. Devies 7$. Ws Pm? 73 0. Misen 71. Rndlph-Mas 67 7,, Tes-$Ihrs 41 Ga5( Ift Ale. MM 77 V att" &-Srdis ill, W.VC. Tdi N any 11.11. $IIIIIL$ 7$ 5kVn 103. P,'airlo View Mao, coaches are needed. Further Intormathon at 333,90j7 Of 325-1. KsiWvCky 73. GOIrSI. 64 aørss 39, (UL can LfldN U IS. Ce(vmbus Sminol. G.b . - ...- - . ____________________________________________________ I I M I'.,, SCOREBOARD Seminole High girls A- won its second str geme Monday it. TJ Loseg by 3745, _____ i1Alics Sir III ad DaJU dft and if thu Casper aid Aid 5 P4 Jacobs h$Ig the & VV hays. ,',prils, $40 overall ad" sines Christmas, heMS "jSid Thursday at I Tulens 73 MONDAY NIGHT 1 MantecaAtlees 15.so 610 Mayfair pro Bill Osetek and Greater Sanford First Race, S-il. D 6 Handy Boy 210 1H'1tuboot 1510 10.20 5,40 Chamber of Commerce boss Jack Homer examine 0(1-3) 99.10:T(3-1-6) 941.60. Time SL.arryMlller 11.00 1.10 The 32.01. NEW YORK (UPI) trophies. Last week's winner at Wildwood's Con6 Proud Zelda 6.10 U n it e d Press International Second 47.70 T 1I94.70 Q 1$-1) (4-54) Board 01 Coaches top 20 fourth sCic'sGone tliienlal Country Club was Rick Karbowaki, of 10.00 4.60 40 Weekly college basketball ra S Ant loch Jet 3.40 340 Time 3190. Massachusetts, shooting a pair of 70's to win by one Second Race, $.16,C tings, with first- place votes and IHulk 4420 19.20 6.10 shot over Victor Tortorici. The Mayfair Open slated records through Sunday, Jan. 00(3-I) 4500: Q($4) 21.00: P ($ l Witch Wolf 3MagnateeArchie 25.50 620 21 in parentheses: 5) $9.10; T (S-S-I) 134.11. Time 31.64. 2Tulla two rounds on Thursday and Friday, with WedRose 5.80 Team Points Third Race, SlIM DD($-441S.$:QI34) 121.45, P (4I. Notre Dame(33)(I1.1) 590 4 WrIght EnglIsh 640 3.20 2. 97 3) 33175; T (4.3.2) 2627.40. Time nesday's action centering around the pro-am. 2. No. Car. (4) (142) White Ink 1.20 3.50 32.31. Indiana St. (2) (160) 453 IStreakerj 320 ThlrdRace.S.16,M 4. Michigan St. (113) 403 (74) 2I.O0 P (4-2) 11.30: T (4-2- 3 Baron's Pepper 20.10 15.00 7.00 3. Louisville (153) 35 1)117.60. Time 32.09. SMysMirror 11.20 4.10 6. Duke (12 3) 316 7 Norma T. Tiger 7.10 7. UCLA (17.3) Fourth Race, (3 5) 113.11; P (3-I) 316.91: T (3I. Illinois (16.2) 17.40 10.00 5.20 259 4 Fay:elle 9. Ohio St. (1) (lii) lWindMaker 1.10 5.10 4-7) 1347.10. Time 32.5$. 253 PeusffiRaci,$-16,D to. LSU 113.21 S Pro Model 3.40 2 13.20 5.50 1.00 ll. Marquette (13-2) G(1-4)5210:P(4-I) 141.30sT(4-i. 3Holeter Rabbit 15 SRrella 12.60 7.00 12. Georgetown (142) ise 5) 393.10. Time 31.74. 1 What' Sindy 4.00 13. Syracuse (143) 144 Filth Rac.,S.16D Q(3.S)I1.61:P(3.$)236.75aT(3.1. II. Texas AiIM (133) IS 6 Dew Duster 17.10 6.00 4.20 779.40. Time 32.24. IS Temple (131) 78 Cindy 12.10 7.20 Fifth Race. S-1l,C II. Texas (11-4) 7 Luxury Scott 7 4 Flitter Day 10.60 14.00 7.00 I?. Vanderbilt (122) 117.2$:P(6-7)275.00;T(6. 3 Mr. Brick PITTSBURGH (UPI) The 3.50 2.10 is. Arkansas (11-3) 9 19 7-2) (6'7) 1.127.30. Time 31.31. 7 Alchemist 3.60 Super Bowl Champion Pitta. 19. N.C. St. (fl 4) Q(3-4)$1.II,P(4-3)240,fl:T(44- burgh Steelers came home Sixth Race, S-il,A 20. Alabama (lii) 9.40 3.50 2.10 7) 3762.39. Time 31.5$. Nets: By agreement with the l Wright Affairid Monday without fanfare, virtuSixth Race, 1.16,1 StreY Pete American 5.00 440 Basketball Coaches 5.20 1.40 4.10 ally unnoticed, and without Association, teams on prtion I Mineola Laney 3.60 1 Adventure 7 OrangeCrash 5.10 4 Q (34)13.39: P (4-3)47.11, T (43 by th "CIA are Inefigibte for most of their stars. 28. Room 3.20 Iop 20 and national champion. 11 92.11. Time 31.43. Only 15 Steelers were aboard " Q7) 37.11, P11-7) 13.45 T(Ii• ship con$iderallon by the UPI Seventh Race S-ia,c 31.91. the chartered flight that carried 2)113.44. Time Board of Coaches. Those teems I Madly 25.00 5.40 6.00 Saveeth Race, %. C currently on Pration fOe' 197$ them and their families from an Crem.O.LaCrem, 3-00 4.40 4 Lucky Fleet 11.30 6.00 5.00 79 are: HawaiI, Grambling, 7 Go TuIip 9 IligRyker 7.60 4 40 unprecedented third Super NevadaLas Vegas and Ataska0(1.5)64.40; PU'S) 113.41; T (U- 2 Devil Nice Try 5.00 Bowl title In Miami to a cargo Anchorage. University of Idaho 7)1.140.60. Tim• 31.92. 0(44) 31.55; P (44) 4-•; T 4 4+ area for' removed from the i on P"*betOfl until midIight% Race. 5-1, I 2)114-H. Time $62 January. main terminal of Greater l Mary' s Craz 15.40 3.30 3.30 Ilgh* Race, S.16,l College Poll ,. bssvm. (14) Proves 0, 1IpSM I, *111111. HWL 1TOO: IS s-os. n,4j f$flz Davis 1. $4 YsuriNew 4. 111010111 15, Celsrp. Twali: 34.1117. s __ 51 La. $4. MISS. CIII $1 SW La. 40,5.40115.64 i. 71, VanlerWltiS Toes. Teds 77, WINd 74 ____ Tam. wityn ,r. us ,,., V. * *ia u , . ____ .YuikigeSIl4.PII.MM17 , M.$ISS IS. V. PisI 14 ____ line I Mark ALits vUi 7$. Cliv. 51. 72 Vi. Teds 111 10 3.. Ay 49 W. LII 61.40- Harvey 4$ _____ cadem _____ - LISISTY CISCIITIAN: 441 D. Watt 540, Waters 17-529. 4NI 544 C44s 344 5 Ws" I-SLT We" I4l,HancockoS. I. Tedeli 22-4.10. Ml. 74 N. C810- 12 ____ Inwr 04. NeWS SW is NAW.Tch 40. ON. CIII. d -. W. N40. it, an pow 76 ' S*YT0N*CNII$TlA$; litciwi, I 15.3.11, 0ev 5-1-15, laugher 040. P15513.14,, peess 544 Totals 31* 4. .. Mi.iSSlpei set. - Bob quits a3 hood football coach. Tyler 6.10 1.60 3.10 SFOO'INII 460 2.10 4eLNdle 0(1.4)11, P (1-4) 13.11, T (1-4-4) 4-4- Ti.. 1144 ..., . 03. Wed. 112. Caidirwood 2.1-LI. Weed Aftlk VTJ owl NIGHTLY arr ge. '' s. car. 0. 'ie. 5mm 70 Ian Oils Il AV1L51. 7) Steelers Home, No Fanfare - ______ 75 5i019' 106. Ps*nau - week In the Mayfair Open as the Mayfair Country Club hosts the weekly tout stop of the Florida PGA. r" 60•50 Contest Phil. Tested. Teweass 49 ______ __ To the victors...go the trophies. That's the story this ri - NI La IS. 40040151 W. 74 wim m. o.. io. N. 0.eria IS. lorry 63 NW Le. II, Hi*-SMmhS $1 N Yes V. 0. CiMnvY Whip L..sburg MAYFAIR OPEN IS OPEN, FOLKS . lOrils Ace 2 Burning Bush 20.60 39.00 7.60 Pittsburgh International Air3 Cats man 9.50 4.00 port. 3.10 S Alrt's Cool 5.10 Q(I)4'.Sl,P(4-1)3II.11,T(l.1. 3VIv'$ Bugle Cincinnati Announced So quiet were the an 0(2'S) 113.21: P (24)313.70: T (2' ion of defensive line coach 3) 364.40. dTiMI 31.70. melds that only about 50 fans 5-3)3159.44- Time 31.60. Studley, who will become NiaffihacL5-14,. 'Onae coordinator of the San 2AdairScott Nia*Race.$44,O managed tolindthern In time to 710 3.20 3.10 7 ILordid 23.10 500 3.10 welcome them home. Security 3JarniekayEck•f3 Irancisco 49Sf$• 3.20 1.10 S Charlie Hustle 4.00 2.60 Miami Signed Don is.nning. a I Drif's Baron if 5ofOf uut (d$) Fair Trial 2.40 police nearly outnum bered the former assistant coach of the New 0(33) 25.45, P (23) 44.70; (23mItered Its second setback of York Jets, to coach the teem's 1)134.51. Diane 's Streak s 2.40 faithful. Time 31.71, Q(14)71.H,P(1.1) 114.I81T(74 the bambethull season Monday, passing game. Ten of the Stealers' starting 3)1162.11. Ti.. 31.11. Teeth Race.1-w* b'OSiIIII a ISIS dorlakm to players Left Miami for Los TeslI Race, 5.14, A 5.40 340 210 Winnipeg (WHA) - Announced I Norma Crash Daytona (rlan In a fl- retirement lBGingif 1.10 4.10 3.40 6K0'sGambi.q Angeles and the Pro Bowl. 940 7 of defenseman Ted 3 DIg A 0 . 6.10 1.00 Others stayed behind for more marred odsi. 4.30 2 Wright Free 0(6'$)3U1.. P(S.4) N10sTI$4. 1*. Manager 1.30 Ubudylabeme today against c.ISese Psellefi fin in On sin and the rid went 0(2-1) 36.15, PIll) 49.15; Mervin 3) 611.75. Time 11.17. - Signed Oklahoma istiorA gin. isiie Tiew 31 44 . 11161* to their barnes around the y Johnson. en ewW coach at NoIre 10*Rice, $44. C 1151150* laci. $44. C M3:lSp.m. 0m, to serve .sOIfertiIVS country. Mies. St. 71, AuSurn 73 - - ,.. Transactions Liberty Loses $m.i$erdl2 New Or** IS. .,,. . . - sign up for the season, which begins In March. PLp.it should bring a copy of birth , 77. P15111140 ' '.'J -. . , , College Basketball - - teams. Seminole Is home against Orlando Colonial; Oviedo plays at Wed Orange; and Lake Brantley hits the road to New Smnymna Beach Tipoff for each game Is at 8 p.m. with junior varsity tilts I 94, mmssrsi -.. , - - . DALlAS (UP!) Fans of the Individually as they stepped directed at Smith, read: Dallas Cowboys are normally from the plane and there were "Pittsburgh's tacky. We love depleted as blase and spoiled, cheers for each one. But the Jackie." but on Monday It seemed as If largest ovations were saved for After all the players had they loved their team more In quarterback Roger Staubach, disembarked, Coach Tom defeat than they had all season outspoken linebacker Thomas Landry and his wife walked in victory. Henderson and tight end Jackie down the steps to be greeted by The Cow boys returned to Smith , whose 16-year quest to another cheer. Dallas Monday from their reach the Super Bowl was "The guys put forth a great '' frustrating 351 Super Bowl spoiled by dropping a cinch effort," Landry said. "The " XIII setback against the Pitts- touchdown pass In the third breaks had to go one way or the ' burgh Steelers and as they quarter. other and t his time they went stepped off the plane they were One sign on the fence, the other." " confronted by 2,000 screaming fans. '4. "We're a little down right now," said Cowboys' President and General Manager Tex "'',Li Schramm. "But it's wonderful, after a game which was so disappointing to all of us, to find acrowdllkethiswaltingtosee us home. We have real fans." 'The crowd that turned out In I windy, chilly conditions was I more than twice as large as the one that had seen them off to Miami the week before. i v Even 10 members of the Herald Photo by Tom vilicen? Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders squad showed up to lead the Len Sutton and Jeff Litton (54) hit the floor In putchant of "We're No, 1." suit of a loose ball, but It was Lyman which came up "I ' m sorry we lost," said with the big pickup, a 6742 victory over the Crooms safety Charlie Waters to high freshmen. Antoine Lemons scored 28 points for strong the crowd, many of whom were the winners, 19 In the first half, and Jay Poag added teen-age girls who had come 10. Sutton was Crooms' lone bright spot with 16 speclfidally to see him. "But points and 23 rebounds, Crooms, now 17-3, hosts we'll make up for It next year." The players were Introduced lake Brantley Monday at 6:30. - head in wonderment over what happened to his prize bit* R's Fame, 'I don't want to say she was stolen, because that might discourage anyone who has her from bringing her back," said Ryan Monday. "But there is a $500 ':. reward for her return, no questions asked. Speculation is that the greyhound was either set loOse or taken from the truck in the parking lot at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club "We don't bother to lock the trucks," said Ryan. "It - happened In broad daylight. If someone did take h, and itthkesa lot of guts to walk uptoaman's truck and do that, I just hope they treat her well. flyan, of Lake Mary, says he has never lost a gryhotmd before. The reason he believes the dog didn't merely escape her cage in the truck is that she 'would have tried to get back on the track, where ithe:mechanical lure andpeople were. Also a. security guard, who saw nothing. Plans for R's Fame was to become a brood bitch BUTTON, BUTTON! her racing days are over. She's four, and greyhounds don't race past five years of age. The WHO'S GOT breeding line on R's Fame Is excellent, Her THE BUTTON? mother's sister whelped B. Ginger, one of the most sudcessful greyhounds at SOKC in recent years "I had several inquiries about breeding her," said Ran. "These people are above suspicion." If someone grabbed R's Fame for a pet, they have a mighty expensive one, If they planned to breed her, they would have to fa papers pets before the pupa could race. cases In recent memory included a Ben Jacques greyhound which showed up In a St. Three games dot the high Petersburg lady's yard, chained to a ";and an school basketball schedule tonight for Seminole County Arkona racing star who was never found. Yet, 4sep11, their rsed and thr the 'iath'dme if thu very people they're gives a F eM review at the Julire Duped. fictively dsy thu rOle if the labor Deput- backing of dribs force ifMlert Thom Pucejo ad . 111110001111 to be beeping regiMen mid. H. ul',ly pI1 guilty to s mid in thu idkesssrkg ares." Mail up In bed with regiMed. buide and shdridhus if Juice Nuressy Me. ispressud thu laker iUi win uilidud by Deil'.s for no new Aiths Mureesy and 1111111h evididly secretory,theegh tiN if ToNs pnu kv.'lg.Ih, ulL Rio also true, flutmately, t Ueru Is edly II 6.-1plid in that use, Muressy had mswbUu indictment, pãiuttid khU,lf to be In the agency who ds't Dees tiN us the rusun be dids't put thu bseemne cossoiraid at w be viewed as a pheteph.d at - A7bO i-'"r desm tws inved*.n on his teem was that ha W meung., who us weakenIng 01 the EMSr )opa1's g aus.inorm w1h thu poperwerkarials mars q1e4 usdift lut mu Deeo bsdgsye,asmiderwtisaskesqe u;,ds, renulveto dig u ides rackitturig. 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PIj: An vI While llsus ad Juice Dopar.wt __ takSo'!StCN5s.Iill1& tisthilervicr.kusIthaF*stlm up4 -iet1- A pui Imbue Dipan he me at I, NinNy a asnNd , me eured ad area if 11it paep for thu toupee, to ha if UIgI y (*, 01 me who New '.'' . ad Aswonpatsdysivdey, as kwyersMe'.sh M Pft 4 - to so low*ft fos.,Nis.ad -' . - Hunches HAYNES A missing greyhound was the talk of the track last weekend at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. While fans were trying to pick qulnielas, perfectas and trifectas, Ralph Ryan was left scratching Is a ad truism in out; all Tonsil get for their eods w a five. racketeering activIties while uimanuoidy hav, to be assigned to DsMc's AM Wingi.n that federal 'cIds tend to become month delay In Ida bidicbi while thu usu me drafting a dullaithied borIgit "Itd$ will au ~J Cowboy Fans Cranked Up, Despite Super Bowl Loss _ 0 BERRY'S WORLD quarter 11ke Davis, Kolb was aware he had to help put the brakes on the of the Cowboy players felt Steeler safety Mike Wagner was going game In- Search Of Fame SCIENCE .4 Sometimes, the action did get a little rough, pa rt icularly In the when both teams scored two touchdowns and a few fourth - nh b JACK ANDERSON . Cowboys' pass rush if the Steelers hoped to make It three out of a little too far carrying wide receiver Drew Pearson backward. generally unasked to make any of those IV commercials. yards and four touchdowns. three in the Super Bowl. This was after Pearson had hauled in one of Roger Staubach's But you ask Terry Bradshaw and he'll tell you two of them "We realized they were going to do everything they could to passes and the whistle had blown. helped make him Super Bowl XII1,s MVp. "I if we gave Terry the time he needed, he would do the harass Terry and our wide receivers and that it was our job to The Cowboys charged Wagner, obviously remembering how * Their names are Jon Kolb and Sam Davis, one Is a tackle and thingsfelt he wanted," said Davis, the oldest player on the Steelers protect them," Kolb said. Mike Barber had accused the Steelers' safety of injuring him the other a guard, and because of the job they did on Dallas' All. roster at 34 and the one who has been with them longest, 12 Mike Webster, the Steelers' All-Pro center, also unnecessarily played a fine with a diving block in the AFC finale two weeks ago Pro Randy White and huge Harvey Martin, Bradshaw was able to seasons. and helped Davis handle White from time to time. against Houston. For awhile, there was a threat of a free-for-all do the Job he did on the Cowboys Sunday In pacing the Pittsburgh "You have to give Sam Davis credit for the great blocking Job between the Cowboys and Steelers. Most of the other Steelers were hoping the agile 255-pound Davis SteelerS to their 35-31 world title victory. "I heard Drew had his ribs hurt on that play and I'm sorry In last year's Super Bowl game, White and Martin emerged CO- would have a good game against the Cowboys because he, more he did on Randy White," commented the Steelers' center. "Most than any of them, experienced the frustration of such past Pitt- of the time, he went one-on-one with him." about that," Wagner said. "We're coached to drive into the MVP's after the Cowboys beat the Denver Broncos. In Sunday's sburgh teams Webster called the game with the Cowboys "very physical" but receiver and try to get the ball loose and that's what I was trying that wallowed through season like 1-13 and records contest with the Steelers, they merely emerged, coining out 2-11-1, and because he's one of the most popular members on the "very enjoyable." to do. It's just how the game is played. A couple of their players second best against Davis and Kolb. "We consider Dallas a great football team," he added. "If we got upset about It and said 'that's not football,' but I felt I did the club. To win, the Cowboys knew they had to rush Bradshaw, not give "With around six minutes left," Davis laughed, after Sunday's played them next week again, It might be different." right thing." 4 1.- A typical certification organization probably the but known to retail consumers IS To arrive at this finding, the survey evaluated Underwriters Laboratories, whose "UL"symbol WORLD each country according to some two dusen.' of safety and quality appears on hundreds of criteria reflecting political and civil llbemtIe,1 electrical appliances ranging from kitchen enjoyed or denied. The.e for the most part derive.. blenders to oil furnaces. from the tradi tional European and AmerlcL' _ In the 19 , UL certified aluminum as a safe of freedom, which _ might make it ap concepts _ In home wiring. replacement for copper pow diff cultures and By HOWARD APPIZOATE in 1*. Although there now Is considerable evidence that !adttione were being rated according to in PORT LAND, An "' "I'' (' aluminum might possassrlousflre hazard, "at at arbitrary and possibly alien atandar&..' StatS UnITVtIM so t did UL steadeeds date or riquirs irlIld it Oregon C0rflhlu resource. 10 Origon sAd the Pacific Northwest In Something like all parts if the elephant being' disdoswecd the hazards," esys the recently 5a1 togdgoinonetloitatoharniisths 1871. SInce than, he said, wind energy research evaluated In terms of the tall. winds to generate electricity In the Pacific and engineering have developed rapidly. released FTC repo rt. Approximately 20,000 standards, affecting the Northwest. A recent example of engineering progreas But as the survey pouts out, "thn political and E. Wendell Howson says construction of two the Boeing Company's MOD-2 wind turb is design and performance of everything from light ine legal institutions competing for acceplance iñ bulbs to turbine generators, have been modern "windmills," or aerogeneretors, in the model. The 2.5 mlllkatt wind turbine will almost every country In the world today are to 1.. professional Northwest would help to determine how ifhave 3001oo1 diameter blade. mounte promulgated by nme than 400 d on a large extent derived from Western experience." ey can andard. fectively th co n vert wind energy I nt o supporting tower f ig flflh _5Wflple societies,trade associations and other st Further, the basic concepts if freedom aEe'. electricity what the cods and returns would and the so l setting organizations, arger 3.inegawatt Wit designed and neither new nor geographically restricted.'; Dominating the field are two rpMvHons: be being built by Wind Power Products Co., also of. "They speak to human desires for ju stice and He said exce ll ent wind power sites have been Sedtj,, The American National Std Institute autonomy for or Individuals that tos, standards, Identified and the need for new energy sources Is Studies by Robert W. Baker and Jcho E. Wads, degree have been present In every society." (ANSI), responsible for aimed 6,500 . apparent appar In the Northwest and throihord the atmospier1c scientists working with Hewson at and the American Society for Testing fl*tiOtL Materials (ASTM), which accounts 0811, have Identified several wind An suitable in short the Western tail easentlally wags the "The time for field tests to hers," he said. for aerogenerators. Site selection Is based on world inimal. And even though the free third 01 standards. Many c 1 u s t e r $ of aerogiosretors, com Consumer representation In the standardthe world is still greedy oimumbered, It... setting process usually is either nominal or monly known as wind farms, could supply as wIfl4diifor trees and vegetation which are nsvertheleu Is encouraging news that that nonexistent, with organizational leadership much aitto$ percent if the Northwest's snergy f w*d by the U. S. Isrtrant of Energy. wImal's date of ham us improving these day$, ___ invariably drawn from the same major cor- needs by the late 1180's, Howson believes. But li l7$ such energy production km the there bre substantial numbers of wind porations that produce many of the products wind depends on the av'l'MlPy of wind generstift s1n in the pad NoitIw" being evaluated. The State Department, according tel' generators. H.waon said. Ww)thigton reports, had to move swiftly to avoid Me new FTC report says that SO percent if "I don't think manitacture* are going to pt Two prime all.e are located 10 the eastern end a diplometkicbsrraus.nt on the occasion of ANSVs oMcsrs and directors are employed by aid very many if these large wind turbines =W of the Qlumbla Rim Ow es,d fl the U.& visit if Othisee Deputy Premier Tong pmduceri (includsig such corporate glests as they have tided them for several years to make father to the sid. Hsio'psog. -: Euon, General Motors, AT&T,IBM, and Du em'e they stand up Will," Howson- "If Huwson said Seven Mlii Rlis In Oregon and At shoed the lid minute It was discovered', Port) while 40 percent if AtTN's directors are everything Wolin good, then they will dart Wt's ,, go no Ilg ppi'a affilIated with marketers. co,mnsrclal production. That Is three to foist Wind measaremirt towers hav, bees bal}sd aveilable. A rush cedar (understood nt frcn 1n$i (hi. striking In the report InvOlves years oft." at both allis. Taiwan) for 110 hammers heeded the pridodol' -' the fllwnbi4lng Enginusring Society (ID), Bonneville Power Administration Is ipon. My feeling Is tint the Oregon all. Is a blUe criola. which idsbIioh, standards for lliplift levels In isring ad cooperating In some phases of 06U butter because Were Is mere ares tMt will ac. AndiltheRed flags hadut corns theough thsró .thools, stores, factories and other pablie wind power research. Hewson said BPA hopes to i 1 i1W. a largef lflfl if tgis," w always another possibilit y - lbdm* tin facilities. get two or more large aerogunwators for testing Howsoci said. capital's dreds with ___ - game, "a lotta the guys came over tell ing me 'great game.' I told them the game wasn't over yet." Haynes - es In a questionable Li it tlficatlon activity to raise millions of dollars, the U.S. Olympic Committee isn't truly a certlflcation group because Its principal interests He him any time to look for his receivers and get his passes off, Thanks to the joint effort by Kolb and Davis In holding off White VPI Spor ts Editor According to the latest edition. 1978 ended up u one ofthe better recent years. Freedom lost.,, groimdinafewcountrIes - efghtwIthacom ; bIned population of144 million - But It pined IR . more 24 with some million people. It was the second consecutive year for which the Freedom House scale registered a net gain.. The year's final balance for the or estimated 421 billion I a itants nations and 59 related territories was 25.1 percent "free," 24.7 percent "partly free" and 40.2 1. percent "not free." ___ I safety and performance standards for products engag I ity MILTON RICHMAN ____ - dards. Although Kob, Dvis weat Hogs In Steeler Win of - ___ - products 10 ___ -' Tuesday, Jan. 23,1979--7A - Trying to measure freedom on a world scale by ot wthke thetasko(thebllndmen away asked to describe an elephant: It's not easy getting the picture of the whole animal from component elements that can be subject to such varying interpretations. The complexity of the task however, Is not such as to daunt Freedom House, a private political research organization keeping vigilant watch on the state of li berty throughout the world since World Warr U. SInce 1973, It has beenIssuing an annual "Comparative Survey of Freedom" rating the relative freedom of the world's nations. I Notwithstanding that deceptive endorsement, t . By DON GRAFF _____ _______ this country's Olympic athletes do not necessarily use any of the food, toiletries, clothing, sports equipment or other nerchandise 'jiit , J' that carries that sponsor's symbol. RI Th. Federal Trade Commission (C) has discovered that marketers of various products . purchase the right to use the official seal by making a "substantial contribution" typically ranging from $50,000 to $800,000 to the U.S. Olympic Committee. That revelation is contained In a massive staff report on the llttle4cnown but highly in. fluentlal organizations that develop quality, or certify Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. VIEWPOINT 'I we SPORTS his owner, also dressed in Dallas Blue, asked. The monkey's answer was a twisted grimace and look of Dog Racing $ANPOD-OSLA$DQ MONDAY MATINU PWs? Rom 5.16, o 3Anna RIni 11.40 IN 510 3 Betty Faye 9.10 3.50 3.10 4.10 3.55 0(3.5) 27.11; P11.3) 63.11; T ($3 11 16161 Time 3110. TwelI*lac..~.0 TwelI*Rac.,~.D 17.30 3.40 . • (Closed Sunday) C MATINEES: Man.. . NEW MATINII Post Time 1:11p.m. ALL NEW Trifecti lea $42 Trife'cta Wheel ALL IIIACIS Thursday Las' Ni'e Many if the players and club officials that did disembark at Pittsburgh Monday were still dressed for the Florida mm- nt that winds 2 While Peak SSlSvie 8 P.M. mow greeted them, 4larbell 5.4 3.00 350 but 3AS lJiunly Jill 3.40 IJI.nalcaOisw (14. they barely noticed. 0(1-4)14-10, P114) Nil, T $ 12-21.!I; i ui. "This feels great, just beauti. 4)111* Time 30.14. 41 sits. Ti..!,a . ' A- 3.641: Ilselle sni,oiu. (UI," said safety Mike Wagner. 01 O1IflD0 KUM aim N ,f 0142116 Jues 5p 17.$JIrp-ffl RIURV*TIoN$-I31I50 a,,, 11s oft usia is r. I - , - -. - ' __,•--- -. ___ - - ,-•-' , ,! - -- - ,.- - . I . . . .- �fl—tvenlnINereId,S.nf,,'dFl. Tuesday, Jan. 23, 1919 Casselberry Business Review Pushes Deal On Bond $$ L Call 322-2611 NOW ! START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Departmentof ON THE GROW I ADVERTISING i1.l .: l SA BEAUTY SHOP SINCE 1N4 24IFNENCHAVI. 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The number of women in the service has more than tripled In recent years, many are now holding key positions in the nation's military odablishmet, and when they get In - a family way they can seriously affect the ability of the armed forces to handle defense emerades. Here at Ft. Stewart, for Instance, Sth Infantry Division commanders are beginning to worry that expecting soldiers are limiting the efficiency of some wilts. Post Information specialist Frank Madison tells of one unit where eight women are assigned to crucial jobs, "and four of them are now pregnant." In case of war, Madison says the pregnant women would be useless. Worse, commanders doubt that re-placements could be found to fill positions left open by the women. So the units would be deployed shorthanded, with key re-poviMitIss Mill vacant. "It's scary," Madison says, "it's also dangerous.90 And. it's by no means unusual. Lad year, according to Pentagon figures, 7,500 of the Army's 50,000 servicewomen were pregnant. 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Despite the fact that the next — elections are two years sway, the Democratic Executive Committee of emincleCcentyis b,gavuIiugto propane now for that event. At the regularly scheduled January meetIng of the corn- SHARE TIRE CO. INTIRSICTION HWY. 17.92 & LAiR MANY SOULIVAID 4arsl$a W. Cenasa slloi W. Dovis . isle Davis Sill? tMaaiun Ahiinhs HSisId avdMmmN* : Cur. iIi scsi? OISCN*aess • •e$iiI wuhI. lanlerd: a" J11110 Hickman K. KIIS Mary PuI p WaN C. TSarp. Sr., Cicas Comlis. mm"01rc1 Arlene HiffihilSa JsmssNell. DAM SWilleD.Cunmleiam,Lae Cilusrlln5lstary OsneD.Icisls,VsL.nd 1 S INSURANCE "Puisnallied Service Ii Our , .clalty" CII,.,,," 3234166 * 323.7710 Diasfrethi 231$ A. OAK AVE. owner SANFORD $, UTT'J ADS ci a INOVAT1OW $3 Hwy. 434. Lisgws.d flt*ftssIas$sfl.4 - . -- --••--- . j IH URN CHARGED WITH DWI? RECKLESS DRIVING? CARILISS DRIVING? I IUSIN5S REVIEwI " —• dart pew ad bJ In the seat Issue.... Cub 3222611 - -- .- .. __.- — - N You Have AVIshUen - 4g an YiurUscevd.,.W.c..W,$.ysu • - .4 - — F rf In Silks Wd ft weft ri ARIZA - POOL - CALL US FOR QUOTES 3345 , iIIl celled for a jo meeting 01111110 Jew, Co"eg." Village The Hacienda Happy Anniversary to Torn Platform and Policy C end Molly Niduls of Hacienda Women's Qub has a new slate .usiU.s, chaired by Harry Wek.me to of officers. They include thS C"pair ISITY Mr. and Mrs Fred HughN their 42nd wedding an- President Cornelia Greifchaired from Sylvania, Ohio; Mr. and idversary. Many more years of tendort, Vice President Bea LiLbop by Nat'o Van Meter. Mrs. Francis Bunch from wedded bliss. Hoidridge, TI'U5!ZO Mull,' and ecrdary Lillian 1% two os"nMee. ui to Orchard Park, N.Y.; W. and aid mom. to Mrs. Michael 'maiMs ways ___ _ LoUis from P.ttk __ all von new hike A&llinaton. _ Impi,. the Eacutive Cmm I'g'd Hel, ONO; W owners. PolicChkf John Ittess effectkeneu. They and Mrs William Govorel* announced that the Jim and Shirley Barber of urn alas bdriided to peed Welle'I-pr, from Rocidøtd, Winter Springs Police I1cinda Village, enjoyed a plane to gat out the ads1 ha' Ill,; W. and Mrs. James Dsparbv4 will makeanyhike iian from Victor and Louise Pro" voters ragl*MMs ad Ranhasad Mr. ad Mrs. Jdm brought to the station an Barbara of Orange, Cairn. encourage competent Yd. identification number. That Iocrntstorunferolflcs. nunb,r wig bskeptonfi1e at Margaret Hulbert's sister, They will take mdii ad- While en wslcunei, a big the station in :: of UwL Wa Catherine Hawkins of Mrs vimemit WIN sthMtid by uustothsdty'sflrdbmak, will make it euler u. Rochester, N.Y. Is vlii'Iiui our c,nmM4,. members and the the Tropic Bank of 511ith14,, of hikes fair city. gemini auiulblyatthe lad which opened on Jan. 9. 1itsa tile Sell vice. two m~ Discomlan ad Richard G. Laden, manager of ;peuh.iklolthetwo thewluterSpnlngesmce,Isa Another free serviceofthe Recent 11114613 of FIOS1000 c'.#teu p::ffV41 wift nWW of ow city. Pertasi Wider Spimp Polk. and Fire MCIC7 001 hen nephew mud at the Febr'y Won Is *0 new ICCunta Departments is the T,teghvre his WItS, Wayne and ball, U11110 meetI* perum, adSally PlMre*s Aisu'ance Service. It yea Nw Brooks from Toronto, Cwad.. k.thsrartksMvlsd ad Jad Hwlioa we the alons,or know ofpwionswin Joha Wait were .ik*id to frisndiy tellers. dosed would Uketo be edW Den and Joan Martin of Prsc$3,acce$aese1ths Hacienda Village are ensack day to make r. ' of Jeha and Mary Many are everything Is all r1, please teitelidog her mother, Mrs residents eig—'Ii_ D'ite (P.80)00 I$0di Slephiule from Balo, N.Y 'deJs" re,4aet the Widen a ____ _____go to Folks Depa'-r. Deodhy Wei"d, Jha Barrait, Fader, .1I1I, om ala. be WaderSeld 00 11 and 3m tab" of R berg '-r"td In the Joe D'iL TWs Now, I)has contacted for farther In. Mabsi, Midu., were recant 1er'.l, (miflulIy Case ,, pat Footpath, aids fermulls em this vital seryice. peer of Bad and Heerletta Who Is Americas BU*jmS, JM 71111111l, adim Baker. - ii . All of Seminole County, or at least it seemed that way, was at Rep. Bobby Hattaway's Forest City Nursery last Sunday. It was the annual barbecue held each yew by Bobby and his lovely wife Peggy. Each year It gets "better and better" ____ APeIhyPu Lou WW" Tha. MystoThsArm IM -_ troops. ___ *0 "c..hIV' automatic swhamIn -chaser... VACUUMS — Mid — haves — reeks —balky pius — ivalh — colas — twig. — slit __ Meagher. Also adding one more to their age are Vivian Farrington, Rose Bolt, Phoebe Cable, Eddie Mae Savarese, Mildred Brown, Dolores Unger, Ulanda Choulnard, Emma Weiss, Manila Prosier and Barbara Wayne. *.&fm. (liafrun*n .RN4 t'.J',Sà . w .322-7456 Vac-Sweep Dlvii P. WHhiims. Lanswd Jss*iis lt. Ora.i. City Jss Wilma, Oilier Ylisimo Cunntim, TItVSVIIIS SIITN$ iss* T. end Istty J. $kMan a WI MksiP and DlSra K knspp,a WI Ft. Stewart officers say pregnant soldiers are often given clerical jobs as soon as their conditions are known. Then, when their physicians request it, the women are limited to 40 hours of work a week. Besides this, they are allowed to replace their Army fatigues with comfortable civilian dress. Commiffe A Polaris Jamaryfl,$fl ASMIUISN$ li Ube women 0$ to remain in service, which most do, they sign an agreement promising to "fulfill the terms" of their enlistment contract. This means they are expected to carry on with normal assignments. In fact, though, their conditions usually prevent them from working under the routine U complications set In, the women are handled accordingly. Many come to work only periodically. Others come, but leave at unpredictable hours. Still others may spend the last month or six weeks of their pregnancies at home. After delivery, the women receive up to six weeks additional leave for recuperation. What this means is that pregnant soldiers may become part-time soldiers for months. And In some cases they are absent entirely for up to 90 days. Even when the women return to duty, there may be problems; In Europe, some single mothers who can't find babysitters are bringing their children to reveille. And too, Ft. Stewart commanders say the pregnant GIs often create tension among other people In the units. U. Stephen Hamilton, a Stewart motor pool officer, says his men do more work when his women become pregnant, "and they don't like it." He adds that he can't blame them: "The situation Just isn't fair." Nor Is the situation easily resolved. The all-volunteer military must rely on women to help fill the ranks, and it can't very well call only for the sterile. As of now, then, the Pentagon can only advise field commanders to think of pregnancies like desertions: "In an emergency, they're bound to have both." Some advice. Men of the 25th Infantry Division Joke that the next war will have to have timeouts for stork overflights. Yet few are laughing. If combat comes, some soldiers will miss It on orders from their gynecologists, and the result may be a proportional deterioration of fortune for the rest of the Exec . e Plans For Next State Election SPERBER 1OSPITAL wtes mod services. What's more, service authorities Insist the situation Is going to get worse. Right now there are 105,000 women In the military, and nearly 10,000 become pregnant each year. By 1990 the number of servicewomen may grow to 400,000, and the guess is that a many as 40,000 pregnancies will occur annually. course, Of the predicament is not an altogether new one for the military. Women have been in uniform since World War II, and have thus been filling camp pediatric wards for almost four decades. But today the status of women wider arms has changed, and with ftth6fr right tobe both soldiers and moms. Time was when single women who became pregnant in the service were Immediately discharged. Then, in 1975, the Pentagon changed the policy; under pressure from women's rights groups, the Department of Defense ruled that gestation was a temporary disability, like sore feet, hence discharge was discriminatory. Pregnant soldiers are still sometimes discharged, but only If they choose to be. If they do. they are estttled to medical care at government expense, plus postpartum birth. They treatment are also allowed to May on active duty odIl 30 days before delivery; and they receive full veterans In And Around Winter Springs N 1 1 Would Be Useless rp.PlrT;:) C Lack Of Love Is Backed By His Bad Back Army Learning Stork Strategy ADVERTISING If a plan to refinance June. Cauelberrys water and In a stht of documents sewer bond Issue had gone given to the city lad week, WO* last summer, the city McIntosh said 'expert" wit WNW have saved $0,000. Two nesses to back tç the city's side bonding companies - IL I. of the case would cost about Henann and Sons of Ft. $,O00. Lauderdale and Southeastern In other action Monday the Municipal Bonding Co. - council voted 4-1 with Cowi- — however, failed to sell the issue. cilman Carl Robertson Jr But the city wants the savings casting the only negative vote, anyway. to transfer $150,000 of the O'Brien's TV specializes in The Casselberry city council $300,000 surplus in the utility servicing all makes of Monday night authorized account to the general fund for television sets with quality Mayor Bill Grier and City city projects workmanship at lower cost. Attorney Kenneth McIntosh to The $300,000 Is part of the Located In San Sebastian begin negotiations with the two savings realized from a 1977 Square on SR 434 at SR 436 in firma to seek a money set. refinancing of the water and Altamonte Springs. O'Brien's Uement near the $620,000 sewer bond issue, guarantees all work. figure. A workshop to determine how The company also installs Representatives of the the money will be allocated to bonding companies and city projects was set for 7:30 p.m. antennas in atticsor outside. officials are to hold the Monday-Robertson said all of "Some subdivisions have negotiating sessions at city hall, the $300,000 should be tran- restrictions which don't allow but a date for the first session 'sferred to the general fund for antennas on the roof, but I can has not been set. put It in the attic," said Larry city projects. McIntosh, In a report to the The council agreed to enter a O'Brien, owner ofO'Bilen'sTV. city council on the matter last contract with Associated Credit "I haven't seen a house yet that week, recommended to have a firm collect $11,000in I could not put up an antenna." negotiating as the first phase in uncollected utility bills. The O'Brien pointed out that all a four-point series of actions. firm is to receive half of what it new home owners coming Into He told the council that the collects as a fee. the Orlando area will be second phase, If negotiations In workshop the council needing either an outside or were not successful, would be to agreed to return the water and Inside antenna installed. employ co.cowiael on a con- sewer deposits of customers of Ungent fee contract to par- the utility department after a Because O'Brien's has tldpate in litigation against the good credit record of five years standing TV service contracts firms, not only for the $120,000 has been established, with many of the area's larger but also for $50,000 wtdth Those customers who posted motels and hotels as an income top to a good-faith check deposits, which are not base, they can afford to hold posted by the bonding corn- returned are to receive a return down prices they charge to the panies with the city in May, of six percent interest after individual home owner. 1978. another 12 months. "We charge a fair price for Stop-payment on the check Deposits range from $3 to service calls with rates cheaper was ordered by a represen- from utility customers. - compared to most TV repair tativeo(the bonding firm in DONNATE8 shops In the area," said O'Brien. 'LARRY O'BRIEN (RIGHT) WITH COLLEAGUE JOE SCHMIDT O'Brien's will send a service truck to your home If you live In ago has been working in the from a a. m to $ p.m. Monday trouble with their TV they can Longwood. New the service area of Seminole field for 12 years, coming here through Friday and 8 am, to 4 feel free to call 19-1802 and ask County and part of Orange. from Massachusetts. p.m. on Saturday. for Larry or Joe," said Working with him in IV "Anytime anybody has O'Brien. "We will give estimates and we will tell you honestly If your repair Is Joe Schmidt, wno set Is worth fixing," said tomes from Rockford, ill., and than 20 years ezO'Brien."Ifwe don't think we canflxfttolast,we wlll tell you penance in the business. bus to sunk L" . O'Brien's also services "One of the Wggedproblems stereos, 11-track players and HWY. 434, LONGWOOD in the TV business is W auto radios and has used color FABULOUS dissatisfied customer," he TV sets. Bill Allen of H&W Refuse Service tha* his Initiative in added, "but we are In the A community-minded submitting an unsolicited hid for taking over the trash collection FOAM PERM. In Longwood had been rewarded when the city commission voted business to satisfy everyone business, O'Brien's sponsors APPOt4TMffJ who does business with us. If football teams in the Seminole Monday night to have a contract drawn up. But his joy was shorthved - the commiadwsers imltjy customers have a problem we Youth Sports Assn. To check thought better of their action and passed another motion to seek want them to call us and get the out O'Brien's reputation for bide for trash collection, set corrected the way they want --A service, potential H&W Refuse Service was one of several companies sutinitting it. We want a good reputation customers may call Altamonte- bide for the garbage.truh franchise In the city earlier, but the and to grow with the corn- Cauelberry Chamber of munity." firm was the only one to also submits bid for trash alone. Commerce. O'Brien, who opened the shop His bid of $X,000 a year was a tempting one to ti . For the convenience of mlaslonsrs as it Is coding the city $35,000 a year for its own crew in Sebastian Square six months customers O'Brien's is open to do the job. The city trash pick-up has proved a controversial Issue, even playing a role In lad December's municIpal election. An effort to end the trash service on Dec. 31 failed when WE SPECIALIZE IN 4ll : CVIbI.T.AI, Typa Coininisilon bowed to public pressure to extend the deadline for Q Ioss .seat covers .Carp.?. Landau LA4 .two weeks to allow time to seek analt.rnatjve Is.?s. Boat Tops The commiadon lad week voted 3.3 to extend the collection indsaitely over objections of Commissioners Larry Goldberg and Ray Laibu*spsrgsr, who walked out of the m.dIng. Many residents In the newer subdivisions have signed petitions asking that thecitydrop On ta4uppdadtrudlservlceuthey U Auto Gloss afl -a1TIadypSythg for trash piekupby their garbagsco,npany. ___pe, Aim propseed to pick up trash at the curboace a week & Seat over house with afludpeic,for the two-yew dinntlon of the contirad 3135 FRENCH AVE. P9g. 24032 ( "ProvId,d the dw.p. don't raise their fees'). _______________________________________ SANFORD :' "It's tow to us," commentsd C'vnIadoner JR. Grant, "that be's the only fellow, who hid. All the garbage companies :,hoddbegIetohi4atths. b opened stth, same we to give everybody an equal dunce." Lalbs.apugsr's motius to have a contract with H&W drawn up PRINTING &I 00 seconded by Goldesrg. ft passed 34 wIth Grad aid Stephen voting Against. :B Om mob the motion to go out for hide and Grant sscendsd it. Ilda motion passed 4-1 with only Goldberg voting •OcP$IT PRINTINS SPSAOUs$ W iuisim STAMPS 'sissois _____ •IUSINI$$ CARDS •DI$cOUPT TROPHIES A motion to rescind his o4Inaj motion on the was misile by Lsihamergi, aid psi..t — JANft CAMZIUUY LONSW000 SQUARE I Siic Sie*11434 "Sam 339 O9O LONSWOOD I• us ç ' Tuesday, Jan. 23,1979--1 A .. en "Who's _____ sane ___ DEAR ABBY: I have been married three years. Last year my husband had an accident and injured his back, and ever A. since then he has been very stingy with his lovemaking. He uses his bad back as an excuse for not making love to me. (I can't remember the last time, Cheryl Ladd of "Charlie's Angels" lame will be this but it's been a long, long, time.) When I try to tell him about see him come home atnight. year's celebrity judge in the annual "Designer Of feelings and my needs, he my READY TO PACK Tomorrow" competition, says, "You should have my DEAR READY: Your back for just one day!" He's husband's "love pats" are seen several doctors, and they conscious or possibly unall tell him he should learn to conscious-acts of hostility and * i live with it. aggression which have nothing I keep telling him if he tried to to do with "love." give of himself a little more, he Insist that he get professional wouldn't suffer so much, but he help. If he refuses, pack up and won't even try. leave. If you hang around for I love my husband, Abby, but more abuse, you're asking for I have feelings, too. What it. should I do? DEAR ABBY: I was born and raised here In this small town, RUSTRATED so I know nearly everyone and DEAR FRUSTRATED: they know me. My problem: I Backache or no backache, if get an Invitation to every there's love in the heart, it graduation, wedding, baby somehow manages to break out shower, tea and luncheon in The Fashion Institute of Design of Merchandising (FHDM) spread to other places. In town. Just name the occasion today announced the launching af its ninth annual talent search. and AIC, other words, love will always that calls for a gift, and I get my FIDM, a two-year college accredited by WASC and notice. specializes In training people for professions in fashion mer- find a way. DEAR ABBY: My husband Abby, I am not cheap, and I chandislng, fashion design and Interior design. and I have been married only 10 don't mind sending gifts to my The "Designer of Tomorrow" contest is a nation-wide talent months, and I am considering friends. But how about all these search for the most gifted young fashion designer. The corn- leaving him for what I hope you acquaintances? petition Is open to all 1979 high school graduates and older won't think is a silly reason. I Right now I am swamped students who are interested in a fashion career. just can't take his "teasing" with 'invitations." I have a Participants compete for a ($2800) scholarship to the college any more. He Is always pun' good name in town and don't and two-week study tour of Europe. cling, pinching or squeezing want to ruin it. But I refuse to Wellknown personalities from the worlds of entertainment and the breath out of me. be a sucker to people I hardly fashion will serve as contest judges. The experts who will assist in I've told him I don't like such know. What Is your advice? the selection of the winner Include:EdIth Head, internationally rough treatment, but he laughs NO MILLIONAIRE famous designer and multi-Oscar Winner; Bob Mackie and Ray and says they are only "love DEAR NO: Every anAghayan, whose award-winning designs are worn by many of the pats," and keeps right on nouncement and Invitation is nation's most glamorous leading ladies; Marylou Luther, fashion hurting inc. (If you saw some of not necessarily a big broad hint editor of The Los Angeles Times; Harriet Selwyn, leading the bruises I have from his for a gift. The best rule to follow California designer; and TV star, celebrity judge Cheryl Ladd. "love pats" you would think we Is: U you would derive rest The college Is located at 818 West 7th Street in Los Angeles, with had been in a terrible fight'.) pleasure out of sending a gift, branches In San Francisco and Sherman Oaks. Further inI have begged and pleaded send one. U you don't feel close formation about the contest may be obtained by calling or writing and even cried, but nothing enough to send a gift, send a Mary Donaldson at FIDM In Los Angeles. Call toll free: 800-421- works. Have you any words of card. If you feel like a 0127. advice? It's getting so I hate to "sucker," forget it. . - - Nat *ion=W de 10 Compet1*tel n - F UnderainWay SCC Marks College Week Seminole Community College (SCC) is one of 2$ Florida colleges which will observe the week of Jan. 21-27 as "Cornmunity College Week." Polk CC in Winter Haven offers courses in clown training and water skiing to meet the needs of the tourist attractions in Its community, The community college demonstration, 7:00 p.m.; Jan. system In Florida employs 23, Adult Basic Education more than 18,000 people and Advisory Meeting, 2:00 p.m.; recycles into the State's Jan. 23, Preview, Spring economy more than $253 million Fashions Show, 7:00 p.m.; Jan. per year. 24, Mark Twain's " Dia ry of Florida was the first state Santa Fe CC at Gainesville SCC has issued an Adam & Eve", 11:00a.m.; Jan. invitation the nation to adopt a "Master has the only accredited to all of the community to visit 24, Basketball: SCC vs Valencia PIan"forthedevelopementofa program In zoo keeping In the the campus this week. The CC, 7:30 p.m.; Jan, 27, community college system and hemisphere. following activities will be open Basketball: SCC vs Lake City Is acknowledged a leader in western to the public free of charge: CC, 7:30 p.m.; and Art Exhi bit terms of quality of develop. St Johns River CC at Palatka Jan. 22, microwave food by former SCC students, daily. ment. has the only state supported There Is a community college professional art school for high within commuting distance of school and college students in 95 percent of the state's Florida. population. One out of every 15 residents or 597,350 Floridians Edison CC at Fort Myers has were served by a community Wee Indian reservations in its area where It offers college —— college last year. credit instruction. The 2$ institutions which make Florida's community college system are as varied in size and mission as the areas they serve. The giant of the system Is Miami-Dade CC whose 50,000 plus students make it the third largest institutlon of higher learning in Sill the United States. Duncoan SCC maintains a Telephone Mgr. Have yvu seen a Technology Training Center Photo that appeared Which has drawn people from as far away as Ghana to study In lb. Evening Herteaching methods. aid you would like to have? Well they're The appearance and tuttwe of acrylic carpets Is mud like west U available. Now you carp.ts. Acrylics are rskmwn hr Iheir wearability, resistance can order an 8*10 I. iaiile and staining, tiler Driflt of any photo siuIiifl$5aac.teabrasl.i dysakility, resiliency, and '*likh has appeared cleanlllty. This liher Is iw* In the Evening Herallergenic, mIl prel, and milk pr.el, me* aid within the last 30 Acrylic hiker Is manviac— tured Iron a synthetic Polymer days for $4.00 plus mespesid at of least U percent tax. W weIgh? of scrylsiltrlle, wtdcli Is a liquid derivatIve if natural ens and air. Seends ilk, a let of We wetft WI It all beIlsdown ft the tact that acrylic cal-pets are Mquality. Price sad quality are available Irem ear store. She Isdey and tempers ear prices with ethers. We kno that yew will be • ...want u f' - cupy r ' 'p ________ ______ ______ ____ ____ ___ _ call ____ w —, entral arpet Center 322-2611 __ to place your order 714W. lit Street SANFORD 3214174 - p ---.--. -'-- '_!--a, --.--..•-- -- �- . -. - .w,,• ) , I r, •---. I -. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 21-Even4n4 Herald, kiwerd, Ft. Tuesday, Jan. 23,1979-36 TusiMy, Jets. 23, 1,7 - TV HIGHLIGHTS Nuremberg" (B/W) (1951) Max. Imlilan ScM, Spencer Tracy. The proceedings of the Nazi war crimes trials explore the ronilbility of the lndMdual EVENING 100 toward society. (3 Mrs.) C SOUND$TAQE "Freddy MAN AND HIS ENVIRON. (2) 2.COUNTRY FISHING Meff . io "Old Man And The Sea." stniggles behind his hsCUiNfl DICK CAVETT Guest: James P. O'Donnell. metal sculptures. (R) 8:00 (3) NBC MOVIE "Midway" (1976) Charllon Heaton, Henry Fonda. The epic World War II ak-naval battle between Jepaness and Allied force for ltd of the strat.gi pbo island of Midway lsdramaftzed. (Note "Midway" will be Interrupted in the Eastern and Contrel time zones by the p. dent's State of the Union (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS , Addrensind1wiN resums Imrvs. dlately following the Address.) (F MOVIE "Robin And The Seven Hoods" (C) (1954) Frank SInms.ra, Dean Martin. The leed. er of a Chicago gang donates a large amount of money to one of the city's orphanages. (2 ! CVETT Guest: Hatold Clurman. (Part Iof 2) 11.30 __ I NEIGHBOR 700 (2) TODAY (FS CBS NEWS (F ilIE 5BARNARY JONES A race- car driver who murdered his brother-In-law Is blackmaIled by a witness to the crime. (A) "Ash 0 ABC MOVIE Wednesday" (1973) Henry Fonda, Elizabeth Taylor. A once-bseutlful woman turns to a handsome playboy for assur- ance that a facelift has made her beautiful again. (A) S TO N ANNOUNCED 12:00 5) cBS REPORTS' "Wan" HAPPY DAYS pj the Fonz give advice t the I (3) NEWS (F BIG VALLEY "The Time After Midnight" Jarrod takes UP the prosecution of a successful crooked businessman 5 MOVIE 'Judgment At after t he killed. original prosecutor IS •PISWS EDUCATIONAL PRO 12:30 (2) NEWS (4)5 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW SRYAN'S HOPE S 0000 MORNING AMERI. CA ______ 0 SESAME STREET 725 (2) TODAY INFLORIDA •0000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7.30 (I) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI. 110 HOLLYWOOD (2) SQUARES (F MIDDAY STHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS S MY CHILDREN tSO CA KANGAROO 8:25 8:30 (2)5 TODAY S 0000 MORNING AMER$ (3) I CA S UUAS, YOGA AND YOU M . (I) (I) DONAhUE 5 MY THREE SONS 300 jom WORLD GENERAL HOSPITAL zoom () 330 •MA'$'H(R) ELECTRIC COMPANY 400 I EDUCATIONAL PRO- GRAMMING 8:30 5 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 94111 (4) UAT • LA$?$NIT*$ 1s114115 LAYS MOVIE "Bans. • ask: The Gruatest Collection Of Mel.. Them All"_ (1972) George _ soma • ppi. S ROOKIES (2) NEWS ROUIRS DAYS (R) 0 THE 000 COUPLE S1JPIIMAN ç aesi. *.is us MPAM [PtAMiIi to S . NEWS - "Superstition 2:00 (3)5 TOMORROW Guests: ItJ1i hut too (F 5 THE F.B.I. 1CM% PlAZA N 1 ww. ONLY- Dr. Elmer Grsn and his wife Ajyce Green, co.sitho,s of "Beyond Iofsedback"; Psycholoulit Dr. Thelma Moe.. ' ALL RATS WAY suv LSi5SN _____ 8:30 SIN NBNMUSTER LOU S PU. CLUB 'P'35 3131S S CAR 10*5 NITI Ism THE so FIX on MADAME KATHERINE PALMIST 111 I1JI1 PUTUU PA$T Helpful advice on all affalrs LIPE- LOVE .MAUIASI. BUSINESS CARD, CRYSTAL BALL READINGS ' AY,3ANUAIIY1$ ____ light, Sanford. Avistles 9Iedslsn,, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Dey Players, 7:)0p.m.,DeBaryCcmmimftyCeigsr, I PUIVACY Of MY NOW HswsOa.m-Sp.m.Mss..kt. 17127 Miles $iv* el Sanierd. Mutt. Nilead'. U.N rradlng spedal wilk Mead 50$ PJL hu lii Opht 7:36 a.m., Holiday ian, WJINHISd Mir airpout terminal tig his cssveited G.inu,Ws s the '!oIer cepNM .1 lbs world," a UM-TURS-TNURL WIONI$DAY • . , . . , . . . . kSst PIIY. . . . MTIRY .,. . .. . . . , . . . . , . t ,€- ... .. thmildsmy . . ,. . __ AM $sdhlcatluns -, ,, on of 01111111 1 - 11 : .4: • : ~ .1., -: - ii 1: 111111111111-111111 - - Chaper Hwy. 17.52 11 ar15In01 wish the Clerk - -. .. .. - ,. HAS IT ALL Horseback riding, swimming POOL tennis court, S acre farm, 3 an, 2 bath with C-NSA in the country. - your club activities. at - circuit - - DEVII.OPMINT, slY: Lawes I Oesdmam. 1. .. • Of. Pibremly, AD.. 15s,, 'iNUslu, a I - - d~ w*WedgriV ..mat , NI the relief demo is it. Patlilsa.. WITHE$$ my Mid aid-wicisI - RI$OUICI$,IPSC. PACIFIC 5- Peels at. 1.an PI'SIMi* - - - - - - RI$lONAs. asi on INS. Me SM dsp .01 fluu -,A.D. me. t$IAL) N1$OURCS. ' - IIY: IuiNJ.rmw. - • - MINIIH.Iiffia*Jf. -. OurkliCircubCow, Seir.Mele Cy pig :PMK.CsrisM - - - BfalWoWliffieplams. every Thurs. Night PnsIe&Jelmny Featured ESry Fri. I Set. Nights sl.igeeverysas.&Mem- CHEAPER THAN GROCERIES lacre farm. 4acreiceitiva$eis, I deis. 33.300 "' Only acre $111 me. lIrdP:1IP.M. - 1 " -- - riatI . JsIa -y - - . - in this *E$OURC1S, - listing all: . flusinin. TENNIS LOVERS DREAM, èyv. youne3 SR awl $ C SO%.m. privileges Laos 00 -' pd. - - - STIMPIR AHNCY - - s,14,33,C - INSINAL 5-BY: • - - - . - - o5p,10 . C - J.D. piLL.: L . - - • -- , CLASSIFIED DEP*RTM&NT 332.3011 *1436 $5, 5.9 ACRES NICELY WOODED NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE. $19,000. LOW DOWN PAYMENT. 1 . 52-Appliances OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART AT $2,000 PER ACRE. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM. FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, $ track toot olayer. Sold new s*oo, a real buy at only $130 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 531.1714 for free home demonstration. 1,000 UliG I aev,siuns S and u Miller's 2619 Orlando Ave. 323-0352 CLASSIFIED AVERT ISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day T.'vflneI television Carport Sale: Thurs. I Fri. Space Heater, MIsc, Items, Al More. 233 Short St., Lake Mary BROKER 14-A--Truth Land Sale rage sales are In season. Tell the peeple about it with a Clammed Ad in the Herald. 323. 46 OZ. CANS Trailer load below wholesale Case lot ONLYI STATE FARMERS MARKET Stall 15&19 Gene Barton 47-Real Estate MrOod w.0 NSA. ww carpet, fenced beck yart near schIs & sIialnl Nice 182814811 only 0213001 Leg. Real Estate Broker 3635 Sanford Ave. 11159 322.7613 3fl.154 bHsst I.dty, bL 3534 PARK DR. 322.2116 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST Ii SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 - Sanford's Sales Loader 32t.2-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service BALTOR 3.9304 AFTER HOURS 323399) 3221*45 42--" I& Ilomis *64 MOBILE HOME. ltfl MOCIL, 3 BEDROOMS, I BATH ON AN ACRE. $14J55. It BRIGADIER thcdl, FUR. NI$HED. 00,111. REALTORS ARK IUinItgigiS Sought &Sold 0001014 ACRES IN MOBILE HONE AREA NEAR GENEVA. 11111,11111111, IIIGLIR REALTY, BROKER 3311640 WILL. BUY EXISTING 1st & 14d MORTGAGES. N. Lsgg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 123 No. 4.0 Wymore Rd., Aitamonte. RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $1 Scott Reagan 332.5177 - 003.7413 5-11111"lcaI Mordundise SG-Mscehlsnsous for Sale SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE. Wanted: Responsible petty to take over spinet piano. Easy terms. Can be seat locally. Write: Credit Manager, P.O. Box W. Carlyle, If. 43231. Gas, Oil, ElectrIc heeters, gas, electric stoves & refrig. Furnishings & Misc, items. 317 Palmetto Ave. Used Appliances: GuItars, Drums, sales. Complete. Thomas organs, pianos. Sjc. SR suIte nuw,bj30, 1K. 1.1111 'new 0299, Levesed $4&S& up, 7 K. dinettes 54196 & up, Ii,. INlup: El. sIswSdl& up: full - I, '70 FORD P U Utility bed. 6 cyl 5950 373 9211 Chevy Custom 10 Deluxe 11.000 mi, Asking 5700 & take over Paymts 668 8205 anytime. '18 Little want ads bring big, big results. Just try one. 332-2611 or _ $31- 9993. Paying 515 mens. $1.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any condition. 323-4*44. ________ 80-Autos for Sale _ - - -- --------- Toyoto 173 Corona NT, Auto. Air, AM-FM stereo, low mi, above avg. one owner. Aft 5, 322 6104 Cá h 322.4132 ______________________ F'o,tuiC '71 Grand Prix. Excellent cond. Air, radio, velou r interior, 18.000 mi. 51.500 or best offer & Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest In used furniture. Refnig., stoves, toots. take over payments of $140.54 Call 3733737 ________________________ 69-Sta nips- Coins Dodge '70 Wagon 76.000 Mi. $700 Coin Show. FREE ADMISSION Jan. I?, II, 14. Fni..Sat, lOam-i p.m.; Sun. 10 am-S p.m. 60 dealers buying e selling US & Foreign Coins-stamps. FREE APPRAISALS, Sponsored by the Central Florida Coin Club, Sheraton Orlando lot. Airport Inn, 3535 Beeline Dr., Ôrl Across from Orlando in. terriational Airport. 322 5752 ¼ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, Will 11010 a public AVTO AUCTION every Tuesday 8. Saturday at 730 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 901-255 831 1 for further details JUS1MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to '73 mOdels. Call 339 9100 or 834' 1605 lDaI.'r) - 71-Antiques ALL GLASS DEPRESSION ERA SHOW & SALE '76 Cutlass 0105 AM FM, Air, PS, PB, new fires 321 0924 or If no answer 618 9802 aft S Sat. 27, l0a.m.4 p.m. Sun. 2L1la.m.-6pm. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Admission $1.30 Plymouth '76 Volare Premier. 4 dr, Sta. Wgn. Clean, Loaded, low miles $3750. 665640). T. '69 Plymouth Wagon looks & runs good. Low mileage $100. 323 5507 - '71 Vega panel project car, 350 Chevy, torker. AFB. hooker, 350 I turbo 8. '72 Vega G for pts. 323 For Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions I Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction. 3235620. 11992. Air Cond. & Heating Home Improvements J Central Host So AliCond. Fi#o Est Call Carl Harris at .EARS, Sanford. 3221771 PERMATEX COATING & _ HOME IMPROVEMENT 6539 Crawford's Idetrigeration: Have your Mater or furnace servicàd Ichecked for Winter. Lic. Bonded, Ins. 323.3300 9316367 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S.G. BALINT I ASSOC. 3228665 PAINT1i, CARPENTRY I CABINETS 123-0429 Beauty Care TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrietl's Beauty Nook 319 E. lit St., 322-3742 Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching I simulated brick I stone speciality. 322-2750 C*n* TIk MEINTZER TILE - INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberlgas I Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3210039 or 904-734-6705 collect. JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm 5. Res. 322-0305. I Man, quality operation 8 yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc Wayne Seal, 327-1321 - New or reoalr, leaky showers our , specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671.7617. Income Tax 'essnuskIng - Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 332-0701 Prepared in the convenience ot your home. 24 yrs. exp. $101 up. 322-317forappt. Ugid Ihauling ____________________________ Professional Seamstress I 045.4323 lard Debris, Trash, Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5371 Electrical PSIn$IIg Alterations, done In home. 101 FOLEY size draporles $105 up. Sanford Furniture $aIwse, 17.93 So. of AAA PAINTING All types painting & house cleaning. Free Est. 323-4294. WiringS Repairs Call 3339411 __ D'NNYS PAINTING Interior. Exterior House Painting FIrSpIMCSS Licensed-Insured, Sonded Kentucky fieldstone, retaining walls, patios, Ent. to drIveways, also Stone Houses. No lob to 19. Fieldstone for saId 323-5311. ______________________ _OiSn*I&Is.rmsg ANIMAL.HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses.Heated kennels. 322-5152. Bdo bell's Diu. Cen*erinc,, 3210 French Ave. - FREE Estimates. (305)332-9160 Plun*lng SerVice _ ALL PLUMBING PROBLEass Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg.Cds.Accepted - 327.155) SawFiNng PRECISION SAW FILING Let us tilt your sawl American Rent All 322.5113 Ihsteras,umg 333.5954 FILLDiRTIT1OIL - YELLOW SAND Cal 0kb 'acy. W11111111 IwiNce Singer push bulten sewing machine. Flip & 51W needs ssw.lus Ii We over paymonis $15 me. or pay W. AFRICAN VIOLETS The Or.*i 53.9)41 Eva after 6$wsek.nds $121.43. Call 531.1714. Will deliver, to ibilgetlat. LI 3344100 i. p _______ TrwSerVice OIL HEATER CLEANING 4@mbodr MOM. . "- ( WE BOY USED FURNITURE Al APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 322.5721. 57-Sports Euipmsnt OUETO BIVOICS aispany must - 111 ROISON MARINE 3927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 47-A - 55-1bats & Accessories Losing your home &credlt? I will catch up back payments & buy - equIty. 3221216. - 79-Trucks-Trailers TOMATO JUICE WANTED LOTS TO PURCHASE CASH. 322-22e1 333.4161 W". 333.0517 68-Wanted to Buy 2$" Color, Beautiful 54-Garage Sales *4+ ML! BATEMAN REALTY FANTASTIC 311 1½ bath home - EALTOR *19 - night. Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 - - - -- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 FREE PUPPIES Mother reg. Irish Setter 323-5075 Balance $175 or $12 me. Still In warranty. Call 531.1714 day or "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford mildto suit our lot or yours. PItA-VA, FHA 235 I 243. - cellent pets- 322.5351. walnut cabinet. Regular $400, SEIGLER REALTY Realtor. 530-0233. - 53--TV-Radio-Stereo US FOR DETAILS. Tone Coppola Associates, - - FRONT PROPERTIES. CALL tEAL ESTATE Associate needed to work in Sanford or Longwood - i8-torCycIes 323-007 ATTENTION: WE HAVE MANY PROPERTIES AVAILABLE IN THIS GENERAL AREA, PASTURE LAND, WOODED ACREAGE, LAKE FRONT PROPERTIES & RIVER REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322.7491 ____________________________ - 30 ACRES WOODED HIGH GROUND OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART. $7,500 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMSI CallBart TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact! Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A pact Too! KENMORE WASHER Parts. Service. Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 10-30 ACRES PASTURE LAND, Sanford 321.0640 "' Orlando 327-1577 porchlatudtMetal SPP WAN. RANTED Just $411101 (Al.TOR21I*1 Eve. ON SALt - NEW twth size box Wings I mattress $23.95 se PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables$39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-5721. 21/, ACRES TALL PINE & PALMETTO. GENEVA AREA, $3,730. GOOD SELECTION. 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN & LAKE MONROE. 2 BEDROOM EACH. OWNER FINANCING AVAIL. ABLE. $19,900. area. Si-Household Goods PROVED PASTURE, E. OF SANFORD. $4,000 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY PAINTED, FENCED YARD. $31,900. walden 1'is aces 1011 C NSA, w. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - WILSON MAIER FURNI CURE BUY SELL TRADE 311-3)5 E. First St. 322-5632 S ACRES LAKE FRONT IM- $19,900. - . 322-5732 3.4 ACRES FRONTING ON CR'6 STAL LAKE IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY READY FOR DEVELOPMENT INTO HOME SITES. $5,000 PER ACRE. SELLER FINANCING. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FRAME IN GOOD CONDITION NEAR SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL. 1411:5319993. W carpet, eel in kit, Pie ne, - iallonwouldllk.$obe - INC. $-BYi Nancy A. -. - NO1?KIN DOG HOUSES ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS S acres Lk Sylvan area. $20,000. Best Terms. William Mailc. zowsliI, Realtor. 322-7153. 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, KITCHEN EQUIPT, 2 CAR CARPORT. BEING RE. DECORATED. $39,900. 65-Pets.Sulies Hide-A-Beds $50, Sanford Auction 1215 S. French. wkends 904-731-5944. Classified Ads are the smallest big news Items you will find anywhere. BUY JUNK CAPS From $10 to $30 Call 322 1621 Double Hotel Bedding $30 set; 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from $1100 per acre. $750 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, )OS 6*4-5696 & 5305026. Eve & M. Unsworth Realty FAMILY'S DELIGHT 2 BR 2 bath oMism buls hems in Dream. packed with extra Is please you. $37.51 it your Tuxedo-Almost New. Size 36; waist 32, Inseam 2 $25. Call 322.4447. INC. REALTORS veniences. $35500. fe.Iurel A buy Isv 614,1101 ON a cold Winter might. This 351, 1V.b how hase KinesieeL.$w. eldinlckPP. 1:1 yov need Is t he NO ciM. Oasis lecilien cue or orgin. -3225430 630 6511or 339-4111 eves. BR modern home has over 1400 Sq. Ft. living area & Is located clots to hospital Al all con- home Its exclusive neigh. IsihoadI $paclsvs i-elms, DR. Fla i'm., C NSA, po. of In kit, w. w carpet, I every Imaginable begkmers. HsSbetprIc.Ia Just $$,NI - Colonial lull size sofabed Ruf color $13 SUPER 3 BR 2 bath cuulern built opon6dsys.week. Kitchen alseepen Ear I7 woodet, church benches. $70 each. Call Willie Mack Griffen 322-2476. FORREST GREENE Oviedo, nice 3-2, lots of storage, beautifully landscaped yd., quiet area. Warranted $39,130. buy at 0211991 - 00 this SM. delleluffut 3 BR, 1 b horns on Csrnsr lef-nici are.Ideal lee isidon veers or lust 4"llisswook. - - *I Homes - I BR, 2 b, Custom built, exc. cond., Pool W-cool deck, 2 blks to golf course. $63000. ONE OF A KIND MAKE A WISH 4 BR 1½ bath home In Mayfair wspllt BR plan, pan. MGM, C NSA, Fla rm., patio, 19. IRs, excellent nelghbertissd close to sIieplo & sdisslsl BPP WARRANTED ENJOY A GLOWING FIRE American L.elstt Member Club House Is lot $25,900. w those who demand the Most. 2 JUST LISTED Immaculate BR 1 bath furnished pool home in Deltonai W•w carpet, kr porch, your own waterfall & fish pond, to. FR, patio, fenced yard onculisesoc.i BPP WARRANT. ED Can you belleve only $39,300I ENJOY THE SECURITY - 23.000 BTU Air Conditioner Window Unit, $10 FT area near entrance, I plex lot on small lake. $13,500 Lake Mary, lake view lot, nice shade trees. $10,000. BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" Myrtle myrtleAve., Sanford SELLERSI SUVERSI YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER The Real Estate Agency R EALTORS Every Wed.&Sat. I"' Did you that your ci or organization can I I ___ I appear In this listing each I I week for only $330' per I I week? This Is an Ideal I .'- REDUCED. Clean as a whistle 3 OR, 11/z b, central HIA, family room, screened porch, 1g. corner - Early BIrdal:lSp.m for your home. Call 323-5036. 43-Lots-Acreage medical facilities. $32,900. REALTY REALTY WORLDS, Bingo 4 OR, 2 b, convert to professional office, near business district & STENSTROM 2435', S. French (17-52) Sanford 323-5321 : LASTING INC. - I 19I (CI)) . Meetings usineu.7:30 lstlus. $27,000. SEIGLER REALTY t ell.ixl NIMBI 025.300. South of Sanford ;;II. 7, MORELAND DEVELOP. MINT, INC. 5-SY: Michael A. Oeedaan, Put$lemsr,whese adaess is 61i Siafoid Atlidic laM Belldlng, 5d. Florida, and- ills - 11 1190 'eol imiV11frWfe s, ofvewrwrNIendsNmsasIs It, Nany IRCARROLL BUNKS. Attorney Is,' 11Iiàvii PaMusip. NIP.___ AIIii*j Be- RNI, 5*Mie Miseries 515$$4- dlhtaPINJ*jg U J$Mer*IsNjsiampNS Ilse" ____ aM. Pam, (RN 55 - - Extra Ig lot with fruit trees, Fort Mellon, 2.1 beamed ceiling In extra ig liv rm, wall-to-wan, utility shed, nice neighborhood 5-IY lITy S. Disdain. .Cuw$, s. aIlen.pIemd Pledesnorbafer,Meeeyet riaI:jsiu.rvL1Iss,*I TH1NGSe BULWARK DEVELOPMENT, INC. MIge - a~ UN Mir, *enMeRhdsvliPUNvivvno, NSthINbSIsuIAdimevls MeIIhdppliP*esnpll5, 111111111111111111111 at WIN laM MeOSIIMeOIPls.01MeMMe111* ll*ratlbeftrbW. _ vented to everything 024.300. AMERICAN VETERANS 30 Iatut* 1. thataaadieaforll,sehjt*of - - Altamente Springs, S.mlie County, Florida, under theflctitlsus 'e Rasidawlal CemnwnItlu 01 America. and that me uttdersismd Wendlereslstsnsaidnamewim)tte Clerk 01 Me CfrctAs Court, semkpie county, *i lI previsions at the FIdISIIS Nafre gg FI Stafe$e, to-Wit: YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED - . undersigned Is engaged In business at 15$ East Altamonte DrA,e, CHARLES WAYNE $PIVIY ypoIJ porch, patio, fruit trees, din rm, lam rm, utility building, can. arrange to inspect. * t5d: -3 BR, lWbath, range, ref., dish-w, washer-dryer. Fenced backyard. $21,300. Call 322.2171 ext. 22 before S or 323-4391 after Very nest 2.1, to IN rm, screened homes. Call us today and NOTICE UNDER -. pj ,s*at STATUTI - MLS 323•5774 Day or Night ecould be found In one of these -: Notice is 11511W Inc. REALTOR, I FAVORITE e apply Florida Extrusion, 2340 & -.-- Jewett Lane, Sanford. 323.3300. - - IulI01$36emA*aMe CM . M11II&M .V.iSiI.($R*A) DEF.% Harold Hall Realty fenced back yard, garage, - . Publish: January 13, 157 see. $29,900. dining rm has buiIt-ln china closet, fruit trees, convenient to schools and shopping $23,950. -.- _•E City Clerk *cnøss NOTSCI ._S, eOFIIERe 50x140 corner lot, 2.1, could easily be made Into 3rd bedroom, ..Sicretary-Responslble for typing & telephone receptionist. Pleats Mary T. her or.. - I 111""141111111 am , '-- I _a_ Low down paymen BUILDER. 322.2257. REDUCED $2,000 for quick sale. A real attractive buy. 3 BR, 11/3 bath, like new, room to grow. Excellent neighborhood. This Is a choice properly. Call today to 214, fireplace, plenty extra describe CHARLES WAYNE SPIVEY -- .P marked "Sealed lid'. All bids must beInme office bys:i.p.m. Friday. February, 1q75. All bidders. their agents or representatives are In. ad Beset, SanfoJif, PIsIMi *7L AM - Florida 327W. Tel. 327.1500. All BIds must be sealed and S$TNlCIICUgY COUNT, INAID FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1411-CA-NA IN REt THE MAE11*51 OP SHARON ANNE $PIVIY peNiepw ba am be so t.,. N. office of the City Clerk, Edgamon Avenue, Winter Springs, $ss,000 OVER I ACRE Lk. front EXECUTIVE 3BR, 2 bath home. Has all extras, Tennessee stone fireplace open to DR & Lit. Beautiful floor plan. $72,000. rooms to relax In $69,900. . -.______________________ . Nurses. RN's & LPN-s, Aides, ... Llvs.In companion, short term assignment. Homemakers Up. . .- John 625-063*. beautiful decorative accessories SKYLINE II' w fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3301 Orlando Dr, 323-5200 VA&FHA Financing - $744. SALLe if you want the 42-401obile Bf OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, aIm, new, oranae tr..s. r.wa i Pct. assumable mort. Call 323- Two story, country setting, but close to Sanford city limits. 4. 1aoo432.s.03 anytime for message. call , - EARN WHILE YOU BUILD I will pay you to handle a sales bcica. Lets talk. Call Ted after 6 ., HOUR ( 322-92 New 235 Homes, I pct. Interest qualified buyer. $21,000 41-Houses Work. Advances on each trip. Call Bob Bevis foil frog 1..33. 6372. EOE. Wouldn't bih 24 coast . Opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, receive sealed bids on two (2) 1575 sedans for Police use and one pickup truck for Public Works use. Specifications are available at me Publish: January 2,5, 1*. 23. i75 01F4 AM bide sNS be Is the Matlhmat fIlenspun liMe laibMi flaiiilal 1*15 II IM SUN PItel - INVITATiON TO BID CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS The City of Winter Springs will SUPER SUNLAND 3 OR, 1 bat large lot, quiet area. Very ciea neat home. $27,500 F HA-VA. 2 BR housefor rent $150 month Call 323-4297 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 _______________________ It lttOI 2 OR, I bath. Equip. kitchen, Lg. fenced bk. yd. $325 me., 1st last + deposit. 323-UI; after 6 p.m. LET'S BE HONEST DIF.57 __a East oItutoIRuu IALT' THREE BEDROOM ONE BATH ROSALIA DRIVE P.M. 322-0713. Publish: January 23,30, February e, 13, 1575 ANsmay, tsr Plaintiff Jzv. ausliubis #"" 01 I .. 51g. Brian M. Bucklan Middle District 01 Plsrida KINOELI. W. WHERRY____ *mhtenl United States Attorney ' VICE ... ". GEORGE R. 010151 UNITED STATES MARSHAL - • - - the Fldltlais Name Statutes, To. Wit: $,ctIonS43.OFia'ldaStatutes for __ 41-Houses 32-Houses Unfurnished operation. Steady year around .,.• . accordance with the provisions of Sanford. Florida. Deled: December Ii, 1575. Bills win lbs Ms..L,: NOSPITU. LAUNORY $15. 7i$pm..flpa. cLOND$UNAY - INVITAT)INTSINS The Seerd 01 Thislsis of the leininsfe Muinsilal NN.at IouMss - ,. .__,___._ _____.._ _,___.__ Seminole division Be the First in your neighborhood to have a Colony Manor Private showing, the new home decorating party plan. Win 372-1949 electric, fully carpeted, $159 mo. + deposit. 323-5019. -. - 2 new 73" x 6' Call 323.6095 Sparkling pool, 1g. Patio, privacy fence, enc. front porch. Only Sanford Adults 1 BR Deluxe all OWNER OPERATORS . Mercury Motor Express feeds owner operators In the flat bed .,, ER . 323-0202 -. Seminole County, Florida, under the Netitlats name 55 1*1*16 HOMES and that I Intend to register ii name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In - APARTMENT FOR RENT Ext. 22. one of his duly authorized deputies, will sell me property sliuste In vited to be present et the awarding -..vwy, r,u,,u'ioig d iv wraai wyuui uii be hold a: Lot 7, BleCk A, A. B. Steven's at the City Hall, III North Edgehon Additlea Is Midwey.LESS the North Avenue, Winter Springs, Finds, at 117.1 feet, a per p1st recorded In Me regularly scheduled meotk of P$atleuk7,pege$,PubllcRscsrds the City Council on Tuesday. of Seminole County, Florida. Sub. February 13, W7C. 1W, .,vevv. te taxis, it any eve, pie city rsser me rin tore top me we,IM of public stAcy to led any and 41bids art. accept that Me highest and best bidder ferciek proposal which in Its ivdpuant, at 11 o'clock rowon Tuesday, best serve the public inferail. Febrva,y4,W75,at "Is WIN door of CITY OF . . the Seminole County Courthema, WINTER SPRINGS DIP. N .. . ., FICTITIOUSNAMU ---I- -,fl N*R inI "CA -xv W III US Ps Name: Judith Flash' Andrews. Usual address: city traffic court. Occupation: student in Judge Hamner's lecture class..." - EVENINGS3fl.0612 322-5157, 327-7171 Ave. retailing & merchandising, now Is your time to be a part of Central Florida's No. I Men's - 4; - Apts. for senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean I roomy. SA Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto wear firm. Exc. benefits & commission plus. To start a career today. Call 305I54O7)7, Notice is hereby given that I am THE - FARMERS HOME AD. engaged In business it 301 RIver. MINISTRATION HAS FOR SALE, bend Blvd., Longwood, Fla. 33730 CilyClerk CI1yli'mfl,uWept. 001W this 11b day 01 Its, PubMi Janear 33. iWe .1p,es,.19 pam. ....... p.m. . . ,. ., . . PUBLIC NOTICE Foreclosure entered on December 13, 1575, by the bove entitled Court In me above styled cause, me un dsrslgned United States Marshal, or 322-3336. Window Shades •- Ak &/ 323.7832 For Rent: Adults only, Includes water, furnished. $125 cash mo. for excellent opportunities In - Legal Notice _____________________ that pursuant to a Final Decree of 31-A40rtments Furnished If you are career minded, looking Legal Notice - e4w/ COLONY MANOR- a new company selling home decorating I gilt Items, needs managers & counselors In this stlon. Daily pay, no deliveries, must have use of car. Get in on the ground floor. For In. formation call 323- 5036. 201 Commercial, Sanford FROM TIME TO TIME, FARM, BUSINESS, RESIDENTIAL RECREATION AND-OR OTHER PROPERTIES, ANY LICENSED REAL ESTATE INTERESTED IN BROKER LISTING THESE PROPERTIES SHOULD CONTACT THE FAR. MERS HOME ADMINISTRATION AT 314 COMMERCIAL, P. o. BOX $415, SANFORD, FLORIDA. 32771. TELEPHONE: 32242Si Publish Jan. 16, 17, 15, 15, 21, 22, 23, 24,25,14.30,25,30, Feb 1, IM DIF.71 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION COUNT NO. 78.44,Orl.Clv.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, .vs- EUGENE HUNTER and AREBEDILLA HUNTER, his wife s$ at* Defendant(s)-NOTICE OF SALE - Notice Is hereby given tries. $15,500. Opportunity. _ TO: al, Wcb w dadiodnd Jan, 14, in bat d awd bwuhw .Wb s amw energy beidiag ar. ceolhag WINTER SCHEDULE . ......... .$ ito 3ctilidr.n. Ref. Avail. 333.407 . 1, 2 OR deluxe units. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of4 ACRES, Country Club Rd I 2 Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. S, $30.0oo. Call 323.5470 MarIners Village medical Insurance, vacation 5o holidays provided. It you would enjoy meeting people and an. swering the phone for one of the nations largest builders apply between $a.m.ISp.m.wk. days at 3701 S. Sanford Ave. or send resume to Cardinal Industries Inc., P.O. Box U, Sanford, Fl., 32771. Equal Employment Baby sitting in my home. Is$stu.wsrdbtsplet*ani01as Ism IditiPIotSeekI, of Me Public Racerdo of Seminole Candy, The_I1iIIl is ____ "ftwot Me NI adowSed Ut. &Iiletj Lame Public Hukw wiss t. held in Weditasday. P*1WY 14 7:30 P.M. in Cal- my CIty KIM. N Lou TrW01 Dries, et sesn - PRIVATI PAITII$ SI "M Id Care JUST LISTED. 404 24th Pie Older home with small adlomni Apt. Corner lot, plenty of ft permanent with good telephone voice, THESE ARE AFEW OF THE JOBS WE HAVE, IF YOU DONIT COME IN WE CAN'T HELP YOU. LiiidKolG.I_ cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322-S990 Must find immediate homes for cats. Free to good home 2 Fern . Calicos,) spayed; 81k male. Ex. Sofa 1 ft. blue floral, guinea, reversible cushions. $100. Moving must sell. 321-0103, Removed Top Dollar Paid for junk & used Jackets, Blankets, Sleeping Bags ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 372-5791 obligation. REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTI ha typing, shorthand & general off Ice experience required. Paid BOOKKEEPER HAL COMER 30-Apartments Unfurnlsd posltlon.wltp, good pay 5 ellent benefits for sharp girl MACHINISTS LOSTCailcoCat Vlcinityoflth&Oak 323.1213 legally dascribed as: Lots 11 and I2.Blsck 0, Fern Park '1sne are larger blimp ths or ad me sellor h~ id Prelmeur 4Ch Farber, .kuder SI the IvenIty if Fisnlda's suer ''111111 IMVIth,"11111111111 do lbs gM 1,177 avs Melts M .I $50 reward for return of Siamese fern. cat. Lost vicinity of Scott Ave., New Year's Eve. 111110 1011111 pIIIMI Ci (Cemmorcial) aiming dlsirid Is Mi (Msnulsc. twins) zenInedIsIrId. Thepsrcol is - 11. ____________________:___ _ - 322-6-437 CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for everything ... .evøn for youl Willing to learn. 323.1101. RECEPTIONIST Now 3 BR, 2b,C.HIA,carpet $33,500.$'.. Broker-Contracto Sanford- 500 S. Oak. Furn from $55 month, $25 week. Excellent. Call 322-9623 am. or 5417533. Military retiree acceptable. - Asking $36,500 322-0059 -- fl-Junk Cars Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-Sill 323-4501. We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for 1430 was Christmas lay-away, there was only $116 bat 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 5)1-17)4 day or night. Free home trial, no I BR., 16x32 pool, fireplace 29-Rooms. work; shipping I receiving. Good physical Condition. SERVICE TECHNICIAN SECRETARY OFFICE PERSON TELEPHONE SOLICITOR NURSERY SCHOOL HELPER ROOFING SUPERVISOR LAUNDRY HELP WELDERS --Lost Found 5& aggrauli Is tames a parcel 55 land pioneer solar rs..arcn.r =saw Monday. - Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 447.3333 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sinlord, FIorka 32771 1c hearing. Messrs. Sill M. Cisper end William L. Meeiaii, new .slheidsd and cooled FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? thsr(y line of Wilsin Drive, thence Southeately alone said right-of. way line to the point 01 beginning. The Public h"fMl will beheld 61 the City Hall 01 Lake Mary, Florida at 7:30 P.M. ores no thereafter as possible. At that time, Interested persons for and against the above rsquest "it behard. Said hearing may be continued from time to time until final action Is taken by the City Council. This Notice shall be published one (1) time each week for two (2) bet .1 i -am 133iajc,i1L333i. P.O .',. t 64-Equipment for Rent 2 yr. old fem.-Beagle, $53, Tncolor, AKC, loves children, dog house inc. 831-7894 all 11 am. LI BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classified Acts Sanford 32771 ________________________________ ____ ASSISTANT FOREMAN-factory THE REASON WE'VE BEEN IN BUSINESS SO LONG I BECAUSE WE PUT PEOPLE TO WORK HERE ARE THE JOBS WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service, All Abet. AM Paper route, 325 customers. Good Income. Write Box 10 Evening Hera ld * usa,, __ MIXED FIREWOOD Pine I Oak $35 Truckload Phone 322.7$$1,Sanford - ___ SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. Being transferred must sacrifice Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over $1000, bal. due $46 or take over payments $14 mo. Free home trial,- Call 531-1714 day or night. W. Garnett White Rep. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial ______ ISIN FLAT [ON C RAMP ING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. For details call 6-44-3019 - - - 50-4scelIaneous fnr Sale V Enterprises, Inc. Midst Inc., Realtor *44-3013 24-Business opportunities -. AVON - -L----- by Gill Fo Cash for your loll Will build on your lot or our lot. EV!-y DAY someone Is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. .--, SIDE GLANCES -- VA-F HA235ConV? Homes Low Down Payment 349-5173. $316001. AAA EMPLOYMENT DIVORCE-$30.IO-Gvarant.ed. Free detaitsa KIT, Box 7 1 , Pompsno4 FL. 33061, 541.05?. Planning this City 01 W4 jetting tsmmissien will heidI TJWY,JMJAY20 Weddlngsby DOT NOTARY uauc 322.2026 after 5p.m. at said sedlen a, Ihenca run West along said North line to the Nor. -A 114 Beares or., Longwood 32730. - evnurs.appllcsesls. are r.*.ustlne M. do I BusIneSs. West Ilneof Lot It Block C, extended Solar Hub? GAINVIU.II (UP!) iiiiiiiiilo L. on prospecting. Send Si to Section 8, TownshIp 30 South, Range 30 Lest, Seminole County, Florida, The World _ Seaworthy Wood Products. San. ford, Ft... Mfgrs. of Teakwood parts needs a man who can keep with company growth, mm. 2 years up. on sawing, assembly & finishing wood parts Call preferably after 3 p.m. Dick Cruger 332.0144. Let me help you with 20 Thoughts disclaim and to renounce any right 01 the City of Lake Mary and the public In and to the following described right-of-way to-wit: Lots 3 through 9, hock 5, Crystal Heights, Lake Mary, Florida, ac cording to the plot thereof as rewdsd In Plot Seek 4, page 11,01 the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, Stone with that portion at vacated Wilson Drive lying North of said lots, along with that pert of the NWVS of the SE¼ of are YnIsd - Are You Selling Enough? Florida, 10 consider a Petition to cloSe, vacate, abandon, discontinue, IWh.dOSi,thui loris - the ratings ____ lp *-He ._.__ ted Drlver.chauffeurs license, mature, dependable, neat, good driving record. Prefer light delivery 30.10 his. wk. Call Dave Security Guards needed Orange & Seminole Counties. Full I Part time positions. Preferably us lbs. or over. Must have transportation & phone. Call am. to 2 p.m., Mon. thru Fri. Mohawk Security Service. - zowski, 323.7363. 6-47.3333 or write Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. box 553 Sanford, Fla. 32771 up, arid ratings mean and money Is the name of the game, no one Is going to worry. "BI* they should develop ow tharacters. Both of us wait to be given something to do. consecutive weeks prior to the date Pe"lle ask If aid Mundy 01 public heering In the Evening i Herald, a nowspapsr of general am Pins t don't know. The writers don't cfrcv$ation within the City of Lake VFPiM36lISAiriEryof Sanford, Sp.m., log cabinknow. g q gj't going to Mary. In addition. Notice shall be posted in the area of consIderation on lakaircsg. ill OdSh at leeli fifteen (11) days prier Is the 01 public Marine and the deft with Mindy while the .1mw Is on WDNUDAY, JANUARY $4 10 owners of the real pit certy effected at $ p.m. Mrsbyshsllbe melledacopy of this Talking to her. It sowsda as If notice a their address may WPW CwuIb.uy leery, 7:30 a.m., S & 5 there's an escalating war on the latest ad valorem tax records. O,Isds leery, 7:20 am., the Town House. DATED: January 150 )P75 betwein the actors and the CITY AM F.val WMth.p, Sanford Woman's Club, 10 OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA elgi* writers on "Mark & am. 101 p.m. sly" 5- CeonleMalers Mind,. Saaissd lisesus, noon, Sanford Qy$c C.M. CONNIE MAJORS "Ro's a u," the said. $usd noon, Holiday urn. City Clerk "I have biet luto tiers at Isr fir huts on iiutisi tuwwii Publish: Jan. 33, 30 157C terminal fibs,., 2p.m., Winier Park M,i1.l Hoagital &. u. rr.e to pii, u 01791$ for Galnuvill.: CITY OF CAUII.URIY resirvetiono. PLANNINS ANS IOlS$NS COMMISSION hsrd huneisdan, .eaiar dtisiw sco, 2:19 p.m. NOTICE I$HIRIIYQIVENIIiat WeIgkIWatcbsns, 7p.m., SWT%mlt Apts., lbsrry; 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, S. k Ave. Ml4PlenIds UACT, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Snbioh, Saiford. Paiii Aissysess., 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodid, Casaslbsrry. Iels LiSS if WISIS Velure will visit courthouse In Sanford, Couidy ColflIPllOn, 9:30 am. 7:30 p.m., pul& h.a'hig. ___ . for famlliesorfriifldsof problem drinkers' For further Information call YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City Council of the city of Lake Mary, Florida, will hold public hearing on the 15th day of February, IM, at 7:30 P.M. at the City Hail, City of Lake Mary, çanmed to know Monk Is ed tennis Instruction for adults & iunlors. Single, group 1. clinics. Unsurpassed facilities at Bay Head Racquet Club. For Info. call Head Pro Doug Mallc. IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: and people have best pro Beginner. intermediate Iadvanc- IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Neflce Of Public Hemihi Can gdupandacratdahianoss Ovueaters Aissymeus, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & - - North, run North to "W North line of the SeuWtwest ¼ of the Sovthesat ¼ probiom in MANAGEMENT TRAINEE. if you are Interested In a career In retail sales management have a Career Development Program designed for motivated people like youi Excellent ad. vancernent opportunity and a lull range of benefits. For in. - terview contact Mr. Boatner, Zales Jewelers, Sanford Plaza. EOE M.F. _- 11-lfIEtrUCtiSflS 4PerSOflals CITY OF LAKE MANY, FLORIDA could learn something 4 from th hSghl Pn..us,s, $ p.mq DeBary OinmMy Ceider, hsU Hoed. OvuniMa Aa.sjaaei, Mtamonta Mali Soars, 7:30 - UJ 6314405 C&ENDAR - -- - -_--_.. -• . Hlouses 21-Situation ns Wan . lying Eat of the West line of Lot 1, laid Block 5, attended North, and West 01 the West line 01 Lot 1, Block P said Crystal Heights, and South 01 the following described line) "Both Rohinand lfeelwe Bsgkwilng at the Southwest corner ha" gotten some very lame of the South V. of the Northwest ¼ of cnlpls and some shows we've the Southeast ¼ of Section I, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, really been winging It," Miss run East 34147 f..i, thence North *4 Dawber said. "Mod have In- degrees Eat Into Crystal Lake a end tenedingdorylhsei- dldyon aisi, bekmln, at the point of In. 01 the northerly rlghtol. -e the one about old psoph? - ta-section way line 01 Wilson Drive and the 5:30 • - "You siwuld see the letters I hit sitcom "Mock & Mindy," think. WilliAms Is get," she said. "They ath me, wildly twmy and since the How do Ifeel about living with an actress, Monk - morally. People out Mindy" to .siloi* Jane Fondastyle rules, 10 musIcals, to a 5:00 (1) CAROL BURNETT AND little hit of everything. To do FRIENDS that, the acnl$s mad give her MARY TYLER MOORE more to do than stand around I MISTER ROGERS (R) boking cute. 10:30 (3)5 ALL STAR SECRETS (4)5 THE PRICE IS RIGHT Pipgaid, Isnir,, Fiisr. Sew. csks ooMesnwiU- "d million dollar at collection which disappeared transported from Now York to Boston. determined as she Is pretty. Miss Dswber, blonder and jiM a smidgen sexier iii nil life Caner as a modal, but would like to go on from 'Mask & S BEWITCHED ItCO 12:40 DawhertIdnhRobin Wm1.fnI Is lucky to have her playing Mindy to his Mork, and so tin ffljflJ of ,1ow515 iVST7 Week -big for dlfferant ressoi. The writers the show, on otherhand, may net feel so fortunate at having to co,tend with an actress who's aimed as Miss Dawber, who began her Rogers, Johnny Vune, Amarillo Slim. PLAZAI DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday writers. Robin gets red In the face and his agents are very 30werflJ. I don't want to sound like I'm doing the old star number, but we're the ones out there who haveto say that staff. "If It's crummy, people say, 'Isn't she lousy." She dill can't quite believe the degree to which people believe what they see on the - Pam , (4) 10:00 Gibe Kaplan. Guests: Kenny (UP!) 5 HOGAN'S HEROES Including most of his a BEVERLY HILLBILLiES BATTLE OP THE PLANETS IOIIso monologue.. It's the non4inprovlutton SESAME STRUT part of the aiIi*s that worries 4:30 ipjj (3)5 •ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) (2)5 TONIGHT Guest host: YORK rm easy going and I don't freak out If he sometimes steps on my lines. I know he doesn't ft 1t1ll7 and We' et i CO(fl5d7 teem. I waat to go ____ acting and on and do legitimat. Robin Ciii go on to do Popp or whatever he's going to do." She sp5$ks aiknlringly of Wilhiani., whose performance she estimated was about 20 percent improvisation each (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (I) THEMADY BUNCH 12:30 NEW kflo)W I'm net ever going to be 2:30 (2)5 THE DOCTORS GUIDING uo (Fe 3 Lines Minimum ts OP OUR LIVES (2) DAYS there really believe you are that (4)0 A$ THE WORLD not a comedian, she doesn't ErtInd playing straight man. PP'sonthsy.eeon the screen." TURNS "I don't care If he does unM . -he's hilarious. I SONS LIFE TO LIVE Legal No I 0000 MORNING FLORIDA a NEWS Sc rIP 12:00 TODAY 54 FLORIDA 1100 Itlitli ................. 43ca 11$. HOO 3c3nSICutivetlmes . .3k a lir* 7c.MICUttYetlIM$ ..... 33c a Ilri 5:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 5.fl (2) JEOPARDY EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 'A . . Not (2)5•*TATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS Live cover___ age of President Carter', State THE NEWLYWED GAME ° (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 5 SOLTI CONDUCTS "Best Of Enemies" it locus • Mary's friendship with Rhode"Wagner" SeleCtions Include 'The Flying Dutchman," going down the drain after "ItiUiII'." "Tristan And Rhoda makes what Mary thinks isolde" and "Die MaistersIs an unkloid remark. THE CS.WlTS Inger." JOKER'S WILD I MACNEIL / LEHRER (4)5 FLYING REPORT 5STARSKY S HUTCH A 710 blues singers bce. I$ angered UARS CLUB by a romance between his MATCH GAME P.M. employee and Hutch. p STPP IEYOND 5NORTH STAR 'Man Dl SHA NA NA Guest: Joanle Suvero' The "l*t heroic figure Summits. In contemporary art" Is profiled, with a look at the 5CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: 'Ham Actor" tensions, contradictions and But AFTERNOON 6:45 7:00 - a Coe NEWS (1) KUTAMA C NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY (F Mork 60 Livers. 8:00 CLASSIFIED ADS - ... Orlando- Winter Park : 1 Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT Loves 11:U WAGONER 0 NEWS ABC NEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRON. I (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4)5 LOVE OF UPS SFAMILY FEUD 8:10 __ 8:30 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY LSfl fly fails madly in love wIth Note News 1130 C$ACKEREARREL WATCH YOURMOUTH lsumm Fender I LeBlanc And Carr" 610 111111111 __________Mindy 1 TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed I In. stared FREE TO L 322-2611 or 831-9993 1~ �45—Evening Horaid, Sanford, Fl. - BLON DIE IF ' Tuesday, Jan. 23, 7, SV, GO WAKE by Chic Young ACROSS I HAE BEiNG / (E TTF_Z ( ~17 N AWAKE IN UP ITS TIME ;-OR I Answer to Prsvous 8 Musical 50 New Deal instrument program 12 Poverty- or 52 Author of agency (abbr.) Robinson _ 41 13 Hawaiian $ of i I 58 Uncommon 60 Have 15 Destroy (sI.) 61 Information 16 Forget bureau (abbr.) 17 Mild expletive 62 Verve 18 Build 63 Recent (prefix) 20 Negatives 64 Eye infection 22 Genetic 65 Electrical unit material 66 College ( 7 -23 by \ I P 8E ASNAMEW I'M SORRY, 0170. MAYBE 1HAT 15N'T A GOOD IDEA.WHAT ELSE WOULD YVU LIKE'? / / Walker Mort (abbr.) 23 Travel on foot 25 Her Majestys i _____ _____ I ______ "-I-i ____ IT __________________ THE BORN LOSER Art Sansom by VP Lia IV IER M6. "T'? I ( QUITT1b HER MMIM*R5 91E ] - - C3 C3 - - - - C3 -H Hi __ __ - - 17 - 20 - - - ______ - - _____ 21 22 30 34 - 38 — — L - 35 - 36 - ARCHIE H. I READ (DH) THINK OF IT 1 WAS FASCINATING' ,JUST COULDN'T PUT IT DOWN,' o'cAv, REG6IEs DOING A 44 _________ 45 - ARCH [ADAU DOWN! HE PUT IT - _____ 57 - - _____ 52 58 - 59 - 53 54 55 — - - - - 60 63 - - - IS, - - - - ______ For Wednesday, January 24, 1979 Jamory K Im ) - WIN ( . I :- EADY - \4- JI __ ___ ___ wlth othersisoneof theaectlons ThOedeSr to YOurh.artwlllbe by Al Vermeer pp/ A PLANE I IT 'S A THE SIRP IS A just sure he wasn't sold during his at play by Seminole High's mom's porch sale at 71h YELLOW-ThTEP ) the objects of nice gestures from you today. You want to do a things to show them how you feel. envelope to A.stroGrapti, P.O. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) Box 419, Radio City Station Saying EP 10 L0 ¶MoRSLER, ANP THE PLANE IS A 707.' THAT.' I ___ ) 0. I - 11-23 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & H.imdahl I I HEARP 'rirn ciptyreg HAPPENlI'd 1DdflVR I / IT 5,a*t V me TATP UP v IrffLF.' ________ • _______ PUM$O, __ E09&' m• I J1' p4LY METHIN 1MRTANT/ '/'TRY THE CORt4EP EF.Oj RY& AT 4M' DELl .'MOVTh" WATERNGL.Y _____ ____ PELICIOU4." _____ 11)' / _ 91 L.. - 461l __ -- - _ ________________ - pgI.i.'r . and John Heraw ,, . I I HOWV U 6T WN HERE P4 1HE FAI NOft1HWT CQASTf1SAM? _ " _ - DONNA Herald Stall Writer A budget 01 $175,000 will be necessary to Jmo the rs..&thprOgTaiI mosquito, the pod which has of ___ on the ect by Rap Bobby Hattaway and Uui,w.Ity of Florida (UT) officials at a IflIItbI( T-ed I. Ar.had All, who has headed the In SIVI.ITIbIr, hoDby,whohedethefoodand *lcuitwal rsswch program at the UP an '-1 ' -_- __ - ____ _ —z I-Ia •0 WAS RESCUEP YA SAVE IRISH SEA CAPrAIN. HEY, Ma... SOSRY, 3UNIOI! __ Ia1ATDos r 3?AK W1llR! * % "#! ______ __ _ ___ ___ WHII.E FI5HING I HOOKEPA - __________ _ _ ___ W. wMI support the program. given an ktcrou• hi our budget" ____ a - MiL.ESS)Th—1 - a —4JaIversity of Florida desis -. __ __ ___ ___ nude to be added to the research team aid three laboratory technicians should be __ -. 0 enitsda em- pramto psrmana* staff atat . I. Al Wood, dam of the UT IutW#. of F.sd d Apløjtwal Scioncos (WAS) said he rsct the severity of the mldge — te 1MIQII County and s. . is lbs stat.. 'S 'lfl aappsd the pram, given an hodg he aid, addIng. bwam is aIT.I, a sped& esn.ai for the mldg, $sn 0 _______ 0 ______ ____ _________ I S • - - i-as 4 -- benefit appearance, by OfId h uvyweight Cba pion • I I Muhammad All scheduled Friday and Saturday at Sea have been postponed by the trustees of Seminole. County AuocIaUsu fIr Hetardid Citissu lie., he should be fired for this, —Tommy Sands At least one Sanford chief had hit him. Butler has policeman's wife, who was with maintained Sands Is trying to the Butler party that evening, make him look bad because the was waiting to testify. chief fired him. The Butler party that evening Sands had also claimed he Included the chief's wife, was engaged In a scuffle with Nancy, City Manager Warren another Sanford policeman grand Jury to investigate areas E. Knowles and several off-duty other than the primary topic, policemen and their wives, w hich Is known to be the Pewter Sands has alleged he walked outside the restaurant. Ray has said no charges will be filed in that Incident because of In- Pub Incident. Cheshire did add over to the chief's table and the grand jury could Investigate Off virtually anything It wants and sponsor of The Chil's Village 01 Florida. "n nothing to do with 'iii," cxplalued Christine Jones today. "We found we not get an use promotion dome in Ilbe Ume we b4l' sait she piano to re- schedale the event. sufficient evidence. 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 .................iSA this, morning were several Comics ------------------- S-A Obituaries ---------------- 5-A persons who were in the Pewter Crossword ................ 11-A OURSELVES ............. I-B night of the Incident. Editorial ------------------4-A Sports ................... I-S-A Among these was Carey Hem- Dear Abby ---------------- 1-B Television ................ don, a former Sanford Dr. Lamb .................SA Weather ................. 2-A Pub the s-s . Goal. Added This was the estimate given to the Greater 4 - ._ . l._- __ ________ ••'::. WHAJ.E. IT PLJU.W W O4TMMY (i Butler hit him In the Jaw send, - 0_ _u1— - -••- . ressardi will not be listed in the budgat. Rep. Hattaway said he "4wde to soppod the WAS budgd. But he said many depart. mints of government are asking for more money. He pouted specifically to the additional $250 mIlllon-4o4300 million being d - - / ______________ " A - Yam k Awrr4 11 _____ by T. K.'Ryan - and hit him. Sands claims .H _____ WATCHING' VLIh to as War ge pinguid the Sanford lakefront for nearly 10 WII.I, TUMBLIWEIDS S ' STARING ND A - M*d Show Two central Florida the regWar classroom. tip fte All Phateby Lasawd Kransiew ThIs Is Vision Awareness Week and Brian Norman, 6, a kindergariener at Lake Mary Elementary School stares intently at card he will insert into language-master machine. Brian Is one of 30 pupils at three schools who can spend up to 12 hours in special vision classes at th ree Se County schools The classes are designed to help the student ion in - -' __________________ I.. Romita HE'S PLAYING It CCOI.! HE KlO,V6 I CANT BIG HAND! '.' _ Pie either today or Thursday. controversy surrounding the Cheshire said this may be the Sanford Police Department and first assault and battery case the chief," Cheshire said. 'The 2 _________ _________ $H 1b$ combatants. investigation, which Is led by "We felt It was necessary to A i ant State Attorney bring this to the grand j ief ss st Ch Chris Ray, to be concluded beca us e of the turmoil and - a 19 percent chance for an overtrick. by Stan Lee - %% Cheshire said he expects the -- The jack play has another advantage, it gives declarer ____ _ going to fest4l Also on hand waiting to Ing him to the floor. Cheshire said while he would Butler has said Sands walked not discuss the topics under testify were Jim Longworth, investigation by the grand jury, owner of the Pewter Pub and over to___ the table and when be 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 ____ time. F0'J46l - , BUT HOwDO(ou idea If I'm "We've never brought an may not all be called to testify. as sault an d battery case before He said Butler was not sub. e grand Jury," he said, "butt th poenaed because legally, subpoenaing a possible we've never had a case where _____ The ace play Is the worst. ___________________________________________ by Bob Theves ' I have no been subpoenaed In the case, Seminole County Grand Jury. rest Is for the grand Jury to give Butler group when the Incident occurred. although for expediency they It Its attention," he said. — "12 U9[cf!Aulb _______________________ - ____________________ - BEN BUTLER 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 _____ ____ u _____ FRANK AND ERNEST - / _____ ______ SPIDER-MAN U I_0' #11 I -. I ____________________________________ ____ -. -\ ______ ___ I_,, - - -. It only wins 69 percent of the Opening lead: 010 ks\ ___ ________ ___ ______ __ __ ______ I - . . A Missouri reader wants to know how to play A Q 109' By Oswald Jacoby Because of the kindness of Ching up a problem xx opposite l76wlthplenty and Alan gaining another, a task you have of entries. repeat will go smoothly and SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) lf you need six trlckslnthe South's five notrump quickly and a successful day At first It mIgI* appear you're suit the f inesse 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 usitcent chance. If you need ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) goonttEaeyou'dieaat to bid seven. North declined Er ve, play your ace and that invitation because his Although people might be to Come Wh with aftlirsUm n lead toward the queen. _____ rfllde suit had two difficult In the morning, your and credi t. holes In Thisglvesyouanl3percent philosopideal ou*look will gain SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. who had placed the chance to win against all control and you'll have a very 21) Your charming notrump, won the combinations you can win pI.nsaM day warm disposition Is a dlamondinhisownhand,led against. .4 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE MIN) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) welcome uof f of studied for a long time beYou have a knack for with trottled (Do you have a question for the ace oothing thlnga wbvujng those smiles going all sm____ ______ _________ the experts? Write "Ask the ______ He dom with Experts," care of this newspaover these who would apfl(f)y (Dec. 23- Jan. , smiled happily per. Individual questions will have been agalint you. You'll 19) A quid day, bud one you'll YIest uroduced the be answered II accompanied have a mod prodective day1 relish since you prater to be i,ueen and chaIked UP game, by stamped, self-addressed ___ _ GNI (May IWum. 36) If alone end do your own thing. slam and rubber, envelopes. The most Interest"You should have played Ing questions will be used In you ___________ II. d mmy's nine at frj one," this column and will receive to.ee about .omt'hlng, be sure much more thai first exp.ctet ti said way you copies of JACOBV MODERN.) __ - ____ . of success. Pass '1 "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 - . - and ______ ___ 0 S ' 7 4 1— voluntarily. "I have no Idea If I'm going to testify today," Butler said. (Story, Page 8A). . and has a 70 percent chance PUS Re 41F to testify didn't help much: Seminole lost, W Tarn Nst- ___ WELL, REAP 1HE PRINT-OUT... cLI Isom PU SC N.Y. 10019. Be sun to specify right time coma easy fW you iIrth sip. today. It's possible you might PISCES (Feb. 20-Mirth 20) even be responsible for ______ Palmetto, Sanford. produced, It loses only to uueen or queen-small in the East hand. The nine play loses to singleton or doubleton 10 and singleton queen ____ FEOLA he has contacted the state attorney's office and has offered and basketball team. His enthusiasm - of the time. Except (or cams where five t ri cks can't be ury "I don't think he should be fired for this," Sands said. "I can't see any reason for firing him. I'm not out for revenge." Butler said today he has not been subpoenaed to testify, but ...PRAYING? 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 clapping flvespadetricks7lpercent Dealer: North West North East Su 2, p 3• P-.. 4 p. us SC s rrr you'll enjoy In your ia AstroGraph La"er. by maIling $1 for each and long, sell-addressed, n I'VE ALWAYS \ -. WORRYING... They were both wrong. The jack play will Produce en Gran Sanford thief fired. ten" VH= o[23 . . the singleton or doubeton 48 P uI) P when he was fired by Butler on Aug. 22, 1978, Sands said today nhe Is satisfied with investigatlon of his charges. He also denied Butler's charge he is out for revenge and wants the . South. "The nine play costs me the contract if East holds A 94 __ .. . 'I don't think so," replied • A73 coming ) ffl about a fresh outlook toward Work on projects today where .. ' lose If West holds four or five to the queen-ten." NORTH " way. It can be resolved. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Events could o PRISCILLA'S POP ________ in a openly but . AT BRIDGE t'nga and people you've known YOU consider your efforts to be w& S labors oll ' You'll for a bug You an Q1063 moneyandalaoenJoyyoiraelf. .3. terthgahappiercycle. lOS$42 .es LEO (July 2Aug. 22) You AQUARRJS (Jan. 2Feb. 19) • Q 1095 • 74 If you have matters to discuss be rewarded In more ways than sotrm and workout with others, today one because of the thought02 mlghtbeagooddaytodoso. fulnessandconaideratlonyou K752 The sincerity and truth- show to another today. •KQj • A K 632 worthiness which you show Applause, applause I -_.J UP IN SK) to discuss the Issue YOURBIRThDAY . .j4E % _______________ by Howie Schneider I REMMMIR aa I IM A FiGHT A}4D WAS %Aiu UP 50 54D Thv HN)1O1MM M LOOK.' I - By BERNICE BEDE 080L EEK & MEEK '1 - . 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. HOROSCOPE _40 ( Before Tommy Sands, the former Sanford policeman who alleges he was punched 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 testifying about the in. cident which occurred Nov. 17, 1978 at the Pewter Pub, 2544 S. Park Drive In Sanford. A probationary patrolman . ' Radio City Station, New York, ligaments. When this space is NY 10019. too small or there Is some D er Herald Staff Writer 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 - By DENNIS a! wrist from pressure created I am sending I . The problem may be In your lost and the cause. — — - ___ - 64 - ______ 62 _____ ___ HERE IT _____ ____ ,4INIW 50 51 61 ____ - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Case function and additional studies the collar bone back and are usually needed to find out produce pressure that can how much kidney function is cause such symptoms. — — — - ______ - 47 48 49 by Bob Montana - 40 39 46 31 32 13 135.—Wednesday, a n cJ s m B u t 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 call a cervical rib. In we which plasma, fixed at 1.010. This Is th backpackers epackmaypufl an - — — REVIEW ON THAT NEW NOVEL ABOUT CLONING y 38 CIA degree (abbr.) predecessor 9 Ruler 40 Plain 10 Horse color 43 And so on _____ — 19 37 7 IT L 8 College - 43 [J . C A Nil s 25 26 [LJ _______ - 16 33 — tilAti 'NI i IN I Fal Lb0 E list Year, (abbr., Lot.. 2 wds.) Specific gravity Is expressed in anything, my handbag for 21 Not boastful DOWN 45 Unit terms of water. The value for example, In my hand at arm's 24 English poet 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 sleep. At night the hand tIn the 33 Have debts knowledge 3 Run 51 Gang water. This Is the value for 34 Prison 28 Jug 4 Stateof. side that I'm lying on tends to 53 Loving 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 Nevada 6 River in wds., Lot. The kidney filters the plasma DEAR READER -Pressure Slaughter 39 Constant Europe abbr.) and normally It can form on circulation to the hand or 57 Noun suffix 41 Yell 7 Coupe, for 32 Islands concentrated urine to conserve pressure on nerves may cause 42 Rubs out one 59 Betrayer (al.) 35 Otherwise water you need or dilute the these sym ptoms. What causes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 wine to eliminate excess water the pressure? You'll have to 8 9 10 11 you have. This means the urine have an examination to find — — — — — — — — — — — 12 may have a specific gravity of out. It can start with pressure 18 1 ONO* t3 1 DEAR DR. LAMB — I want to know about the specific Dr. gravity of urine and what ls the meaning of a flied specific gravity. I he a relative with Lamb this problem and don't wi derstand It. DEAR READER — Specific gravity refers to the weight per unit of volume for any sub have been bothered with st8flC hi relation to water. condifiori If I am holding I 19 Who (It.) 27 28 29 V o oj t s 2 a L I V 1 frIIT b I P T Ii1$1i!lI , () i Body's Urine Of degree (abbr.) Ills (Sp) 15 V" LILIIIPjjJ 01 V N L a i,u p $ neighbor ______ The Fixed Gravity ' I Crusoe" 56 Theorbo island 14 Thailand' s BE ETLE BAILEY Puzzle TTT 1 I71' TTTT1 47 Scandinavian IWIH[A __ __ *Ipi itti ii rti1i1i __ god '" 5titi constellation 48 Luau food 1 Bird of prey 4 Northern MOZZNING! ASf 44 Induces 46 Landing boat : Hattaway warned that Gene Hodges, chairman aIIM gricuitiral couunitt,e of the House of RapresentatIves—Hattaway is vice. chairman—Is asking for a down In the '•. ' -' Wood said there is little doubl an Insect piatnds to beadd.d tothe.ardi ______ __ Wood also noted the necessity for at the Sanford center eIITIM.d at $2M00 to accommodat, the wddie reasards. Di Jolt Deft isid the ihdge IIIWCh program, by Jute 19 will have spent $5,000, including $50,111 approve-I by the Legislature, $11011 from (IPAS) and 00 1w laboratory .ctmklaua whose eawerepatdzdsrthe fedsrallyfumdsd 0nprdiuiti Eoymsnt 1aIu*ug Ad (CETA) and aPIlfOVSd by the cous*y Cam' ______ -. .. - NIfM PMIII IV Ton NINI ' CHIPPINGS CHECKING '"CETA may not fend thsee poaltI'us altar JfflL Ix'. Alt rimie4sd the ro the major "g away at a ceiling Is Crosses High School I. "rn-vu----hruuuug$ th .1*M Mike CaudIs SI FIske-Gay AssocIate. of (Iaads, Monies, but rather ares is I be in a jar is test U the Cowle U" _______________ _____________________ the Pisrida Piwer UØ (FPL) iiairvair material centains asbestos. The Seminsle is VEL. Cody. olbesrdkMhWedta to MceuIsgs1 12 &Nd sub NLIEOMomIOSIa schisM fir pss.lblo cascercalsg asbestos. I MINK hp 1* __ __ -. '.•. . ______ ____ ____ - 411 -, � 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 23, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. AT 25th ST. b 0EF LONG WOOD • :--: 77th Year, No. 151—Monday, Feb. 12, 1979 DISCOUNT COUPON SHS students Answer Teen=Age Pregnancy Query AT YOUI NEAREST FRIENDLY WINN.DIXIE By LEONARD KRANSDOJIS Herald Staff Writer GO® FEBRUARY 11-14 QUANTITYGHTS RESERVED .. Do you think teen-age pregnancies are a rarity? If you do, think again. ft estimated that half Of all US teen-agers are sexually active and more than one million girls under 20 get pregnant each year, according to the National Alliance for Optional Parenthood. And Seminole students seem to be aware of how sexually active teenagers are, at least according to a Seminole High School health class surveyed today. One que4lon asked of the class was: Do you think teen-age pregnancies are rare? "No, een-age pregnancies are not unfamiliar because If you look around school, one out ofglrls Is pregnant," said one 16-year-old girl, when asked If pregnancies are rare. Another 16-year-old girl said, "No way! 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By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer 9" / a has been advised by the which ended Oct. 1, used 385,475 county's major gasoline sup- gallons of regular and regular piler, Gulf Oil Co-U.S., that unleaded; 224,6Z diesel and Strife In the Mideast, par- Seminpie County "may be 56,101 premium unleaded. The ticularly Iran, and public and placed on bsae fuel allocation premium unleaded figure is for Inside Information from effective March 1," the Last six months of the year gasoline venders is leading to "Annual consumption rates only, Etchberger said, when It Seminole County gearing up for have exceeded allocations and was found that the Sheriff's an oil crisis as a precautionary will continue to do so as Department's newer vehicles measure. population-service demands operated more efficiently and The county's Director of the Increase," Etchberger said. at less cost per mile by using Office of Management, "Consumption rates of premium unleaded. Analysis and Evaluation unleaded and premium "If a crisis would occur that (OMAE) ,Jeff Etchberger, will unleaded will accelerate due to would not be the time to request recommend to county cornEPA (Environmental an increase In allocation," miuloners Tuesday they protection Agency) aTtt..io Etchberger said, noting staff authorize requests to be filed standards and premium concern. He added that an with the U.S. Department of unleaded has proven to give Increase in allocation could not Energy (DEO) for an Increase better performance and be requested until consumption In Its base allocation for mileage, , Elchbarger'a-report exceeded the original allocation gasoline, jot In case cur- states by 20 percent. talhnent in available supplies The county's base allocation "We are doing the necessary comes to pass. as of March 16, 1974 was 365,107 work In advance to assure The current base allocation gallons of regular and regular supply to keep for the county was set in 1974. unleaded gasoline and 112,833 sufficient necessary government funcEtchberger in a written gallons of dieSel. But, Etch- tions operating," he said. Etch. report to the board, uys the berger's report shows the county p rthiilng department countvIn the Wl7-lsfI.*1 voor See OIL Pate SA % % LISA CORUM, 41/j, SELECTS VALENTINE FOR GRANDMA Ro ance Not Dec Come February 14 By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer :1 Romance Is not dead — at least not on Feb. 14 (Wednesday) when it seems to experience a revival each year. But sweethearts and lovers are in the minority when It comes to sending valentine greetings these day., according to some of those who sell and manufacture the cards. "Family valentines go first and then they buy whatever we have left. Sweetheart cards are the lad to go," according to the clerk atJeola's Gift Shop ln Casselberry. Children mostly buy the valentine assortments in large boxes, she added, The peak day for sales Is the day before Valentine's Day, according to Elaine's Card and Gift Shop in Sanford Plaza, as husbands wait imlil the lad minute to buy their valentines. Men buy more cards for Valentine's Day than any I SUPERIRAND ':•I FUDGE BARS I I TWIN POPS . r 12.PAK. 1 PKO$. a . lJNttY Ift$ • • L I. I: 1. AU PATUIA( - 01 ..i_ , f.aJ•fl; MA .: __________________ SAVE NI - IUP ., • SILNA1USM • 1 • • • ••. ,.VVVUIR.. ... • • • • • • 3 • ... '' cw, Holding hand PROTEST .1- .t - and displaying free standing Lyman High School to protest the lack of enough parking for students at the school. The demonstration started this morning with about 25 students and Increased at lunch time reaching about in. See story on page 3*. AT L YMAN - made signs were about 125 students who lined up outside ' $ISS - COTTASIOIEESi a - •• Vñt:! a' ..I, 'PRT S.Vedols SAYI NI? SWEET OTATOE S _____________________ • . HARVEST FRESH other season. Sentimental valentines with hearts outsell the contemporary humorous type, especially with men, who tend to choose the most romantic and expenslve designs, they sald. Sweetheart cards sell well the week before, but the bluest buyers of valentines are grandparents who send them to their grandchildren. cards going to mothers and teachers. Valentine's Day Is second only to Christmas as a card.eendlng occasion, O'Neal, reports. Most juvenile cards and about 20 percent of adult valentines are delivered personally. This Is probably due to the desire for personal contact aswell as the rising cost of postage stamp., he noted. Women tend to be more informal buying most of the humorous contemporary cards, according to Gary O'Neal, valentine product manager for a Kansas City publisher. Children are the true romantics. In addition to the handmade variety they buy most of the more than S® million Valentine's Day cards sold each year in the United Slates According to one publisher, kids outnumber sweethearts well over 3tol in buying and sending valentines with most of W Some 1970 cards are reminiscent of 19th century German mechanical ones ornate with hearts, flowers and lace with a thieaial look. Richard Connor, senior vice president for marketing for the nation's second largest card publisher In Cleveland Ohio, estimates Americans will spend $327 million on valentines thisyear, up 145 percent from 1978. Most of that amount is for 415,3 million undividual cards, which range inprice — See VALENTINE'S IA I . . . . .. ••, ' . - t ,':• . '! •'4es. LBS. r . ':. .1 • • • • • • .. --- lw~ :. • ; ;. i.W DELICATESSEN SPECIALS! BAKED HAM I. -- --- --- --- -- ----,--..•. •- ---- ---••-------•----.----•.--.-------- - . ---•--.— --. -.------- .- . 79 LL Vol e••••••• $3719 ieios I ciullers . . .13 ••: L, I 49C . • - - 0 4 ( £ : p See, TEEN, Page 2A Federal Aviation Administration t FAA) officials are investigating a report a single-engine airplane crash that claimed the life of Daniel Biederman, 23, of 112 Lake Brantley Trail, Longwood, Sunday near North Orlando Airport was witnessed by another pilot. An FAA spokesman said investigator Tom Ingline was investigating the cause of the crash this morning. Ingline, based in St. Petersburg, flew to the crash site early this morning. Biederman was piloting his single-engine Grumman. American nicknamed "Tiger" about 6:30 p.m. Sunday when it crashed Into a field about two miles southwest of North Orlando Airport, according to the spokesman. Biederman was alone in the airplane at the time of the crash. "The only thing we have on an eyewitness is that there was another pilot who said he saw the plane turn and then dive towards the ground," said the FAA spokesman. Biederman was piloting the aircraft on a pleasure flight over the airport, the FAA spokesman said. Biederman was an Instructor for Mark Arrow, Inc., a flying service located at the airport. Steve Marcus, owner of the airport, also is owner of Mark Arrow, according to the FAA spokesman. The area surrounding the crash site has been blocked off by Orange County Sheriff's deputies until the FAA probe is completed. Biederman reportedly made no 'mayday" calls to signal distress prior to the crash. The amount of damage to the aircraft Biederman was flying Is not known yet. Body discovered in Seminole dump is identified, page 2A Cras h Victim Plans Return CAPE CORAL — IMngwood resident Patricia Fleming was listed in fair condition today in a Cape Coral Hospital recovering from injuries sustained in Friday's car-bus acclder1t in which her mother, Mrs. Frances Crane Hurst of Winter Springs, was killed. Mrs. Fleming has six broken ribs and was moved from the Intensive care unit to her own room Sunday, she said. Friends from Longwood visited her Sunday. She hopes to return home as soon as doctors will permit her trip via ambulance, Mrs. Fleming, 42, was in Cape Coral on business acc companied by her mother, companied whose age was listed as 69, when the accident i.t'tirr'I "I'm still pretty sore," she said this morning from her hospital room. "My daughter Is here with me. Ihope to be back home soon." Her daughter, Susan, Is a 17year-old senior at Lyman High School. Mrs. Fleming has a 19year-old son, Michael, who Is in the Marines and stationed at Paris Island, N. C. The Friday accident Involved a school bus with 55 children aboard. Some 17 children were treated and released alter the accident. Cape Coral Police said Mrs Fleming's automobile may have gone through a atop sign and was rammed broadside by the bus. Funeral plans for Mrs. Hurst are pending. — can?" Anyone answering no other groups of U.S citizens arrested senior member of — quietly walked out of the Three Americans have been was released immediately. were also "detained" and the Bell Helicopter Co. awaiting camp and were given civilian killed thus far in the )fli0inthi bb R1IalI Some 20 American govern- escorted under guard to evacuation from the country clothes by the population, revolutionary violence. The isto t.ir tg.,., d im 8WW &my. headquarters of the ayatollah, meat . 'r'ployees were rounded Khomeini's headquarters, and other Americans. They Tehran Radio reported the number of Americans In Iran Is a1 Of dfLjaf nst ot was to I% they up In one batch In Tehraa and Mod were released after were still being detained army had also sur rendered in now around 5,000 compared more than 2,860 years of fir, proah 'ary thief of were "released after the taken to the ayatollah's head- questioning. However, gunmen tonight, the towns of Isfahan and the with 41,000 a few months ago. Gashan Ji. in A ayanl Jg'g aide. dith the quarters. liroughout the day who took over the Hilton Hotel Both the shah's palace and holy city of Qom. Other units Simultaneously with the ruepiged tosgh attests takeover touched o a Incidents as mistakes and — the Lavizan barracks nearby, throughout the country were detentions, gunmen also cap and rounded up scores of MW waY' d1Ami&iol r'iint" headquarters Of both the imexpe cted to y down arms lured the int their ernational cornAmericans. severs' _ ,, penal guard and the army's quietly alter the collapse of the municatlons agency of the Zhom.ini's forces sealed More On Iran, Page 3* also picked up but the cam ground troops, fell precisely at imperial guard and surrender, embassy and systematically ti, ,Iete., 1W cpi ib. psiga appeared directly allow noon. (3:30 a-rn. EST) The U.S. embassy official ransacked IL There were no shah's Nla,sren palace and with young rsvolutlounlu at American nsls. There ittined The Click ......... 4A 11ItNCePe ................ 44 An estimated 100,000 persons said there had been no incidents Americans in the building at the Merby headquarters of thelakks cerOfU&c,p won no reports thatyw,re IMP ....................44 IleapItsi ..................2.A vred od" Lavizan wd Of anti-Americanism, in any time. elMs isuperisi gd. o cIi, (,11ks ...................41 Obiin1ii ................IA then stormed Into but affft the ro** th e base, other part of the country, Earlier, followers Xhomelnl lrnrnidlataiy in. of A U.S. 41 111111IMM .............14 There Was some shooting and although feelings 'g'l'ut the Khomeini had seized and stalled No hN60dad pim WhediddWitIlAmwkw Uuey ermevingon Ei$erW ..................4A Sg.r ..................L7A CUMMU but thousands of United States have been run- ransacked the former Mahdi Iawpm 10 W= pithed * by the atm the streets of the capital, DesrAlky ................11 Tel1111S ................ 1.1 gu e ning w ho "wed to high since the revolution headquarters of the U.S. ran the cory in place of gasmUasasthsycv,lI,d Dr.Lh .................44 WI$T ..................l.A "Are you laydown their liv,s for the gsh erupted l5months. military advisory mission. ____ - on their children and so they do things to get back at their parents. But for me, if I wanted to do this I could, but I don't (eel it is needed. I think more about school and life a the shah's their hold on the capital WPOWN WhO abandoned the Many were later released comp post who he lost military alter being taken to the . However, a different view was shared by another 16year-old girl: "I know of some parents who are very bad Khomeini Forces Round Up Americans After Takeover TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) TrW pregnancy, then maybe they will stop and think. Parents should be more strict." *'rorn the parents' view, being strict on a child Is the best way of her not getting pregnant," said one 18-yearold girl. "But, on the teen-agers view, she has not been In the world and she wants to know what goes on, then she has several contacts with some male and gets pregnant. Then when she tells mom, she figures it is because she has let her out of the house and can't trust her, but It's the mother's fault for withholding her," the girl added. Witness Saw Pilot Turn ToGround County Gears W.D BRAND ALL MEAT 69c SPICED LUNCHEON W.D BRAND ALL NE? 29c SLICED BOLOGNA W.D I*ANb WCED 69c OLIVE LOAF "I know the guys like to talk about It. The girls talk, but not as much as the guys," said one 17-year-old girl. "My girl Isn't afraid to talk about anything. "Well, some of my friends have their own way," said one 18-year-old girl. "Some of my friends are shy about it, some don't care who knows, so it's both ways, really." "Most of my friends don't talk about it, we don't see why we should share this Information. We feel its personal," said one 16-year-old girl expressing another point of view. Some of the students believe the fault rests with the parents. "Yes, the parents say how bad it Is, and it just makes the child go out and try it more," said the 17-year-old girl. "If the mothers weren't so strict, then I don't think most of the children would go out and get pregnant," said another girl. Another 17-year-old girl said, "I think the parents should talk to their children more about sex and the do's and don'ts. If children understand the chances of Allocation Eyed W.D BRAND SLICED PICKLE & 79c SLICED SALAMI at one time or another." Only one of the 21 students said he thought teen-age pregnancy Is a rarity. "I just do not see many, but there might be," said the 17-year-old male student. And the class listed several reasons why teen-agers are sexually active. "They do it because they say 'I will do it this one time and will not get pregnant' and then they turn around and get pregnant," said a 16-year-old girl. "Most teen-agers do not think ahead," said a 17-year-old female. "Some just think it's fun," said a 15-year-old male. "At this age, boys have a feeling of proving themselves and the girl wants to have a boy to feel wanted and do things because of love," said one 16-year-old female. There were mixed reactions from the students as to whether students like to brag about sexual exploits and whether they have sex so they will look better in their friends eyes. FtNE FOR SANBEQIJE *C,OV Sw ft SitO W.O BRAND SLiCED •.. qFA c LB. W.D BRAND pfl$ IONILES$ ROURD CHU09 CUBED STEAK slit COUNTRY STYLE PAN 4101 04 REGULAR UP CWUCIC $ONELIU CAUPOINIA ROAST. SLICED BACON LB. III' CHUCK 10V411Ss CHUCK j USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH MIXED HICKORY SWEET $139 I.B. Sanford, Florida 32771—Pr!ce 15 Cents PICK UP YOUR SILVER SPRINGS WEEKI WACHEE 951 STATE RD. 434 US 17-92 AT S 434 PEO r want tobea part9,f yourdar! C w0=4 %0" MV&S, vall" ,OMM mom SAM" ca m W go MM. r —-- — --- VE rr r ' Shsomz B.Iiktlar, mw Today -- ___ I' .. -- - - • -. ... •- - .......... ,._ -,.. -- '.'••.--..-....•., a •,.. . • . .-.._ a_a__a ..-. _ I -,.. •--.-•-... ••,• ------- , _______________________ —.---- -- . - - - - �tVetflhlgnrdu,.3dIIWU, 2A— E vening Iirai, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Feb. 12, 1' For Shooting Spouse NATON IN BRIEF Protesters Jeer 'Carter Curtain' At U.S.MexIcan Border By MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Staff Writer A preliminary hearing for Richard Edward Jarvis, 66, of WinterSprings, has been set for Feb. 13 on charges of attempted m the shouting of his a _______ wife. SAN YSIDRO, Calif. (UP!) — More than 1,000 demonstrators chanted and jeered Sunday at the U.S,-Mexico border to protest President Carter's proposed six-mile fence to keep illegal aliens from entering the United States. Carrying placards and shouting, 'Stop the deportations now," the demonstrators marched peacefully along a three-mile route. Carter meets with Mexico's President Jose Lopez Portillo in Mexico City Wednesday to discuss oil and immigration policy. Explosions Prompt Evacuation WHITING, I nd. (UP!) Explosions ripped through oil storage tanks at a large refinery south of Chicago today and police evacuated about 1,000 persons from a 10-square block area near the spectacular blaze that ensued. No injuries were reported. Fire officials said the fire began in a fourstory gasoline processing unit that exploded about 10:45p.m. CST Sunday at the Amoco Oil Co. refinery. The resulting fire spread to three of five nearby oil storage tanks early today. - Winter Springs Police Arrested Jarvis and booked him Into the Seminole County Jail whe re he remains in lieu of $8,400 bo nd. A public defender has been appointed to represent him, according to sheriff's Officials. Mrs. Jane Julia Jarvis, 46, was reportedly abut four times with a .22 caliber revolver loaded with scattered shot after an argument Saturday night. She was shut twice In the beck, in the hand and arm. She was treated for her wounds at Florida Hospital Altamonte Springs and released. GAMBLING BUST A group of 11 Altamonte Springs men arrested late Friday night for gambling at BRIEF Robert E. Tlppena, 61, of III according to police. Pine St. and George Wa___ tkins, The thieves rortedly entared 31, Ilayinan St. Sta home Iiujgha a beikoo,n The 11 were arreed when window on the nor___ f's tbeldScl the e,aOro Seminole County Sherif Deputy walked into the club and P011C Observed them playing cards. MONISM THEFT REPORTED riv r1v m dl Tun ____ with a bicycle owned by Billy Malcolm Hall , storage Duncan, Ii, 0 Catalina Drive, e Snbc4e supervisor with th Co unty School District, Sanford, early Friday while the reported someone took 35 hike wall parked at BID and ___ uphalikib we root broom Jan's Bar, 3001 South Park and one tar bucket, valued Avenue, Santord, according to collectively at $342.50, from a -C,. fenced storage ares at Fourth The bike was valued at $20, and Maple streets, Sanford, Duncan reportedly told police. according to police. OWNTHM The theft took place Thieves broke into the coin sometime between Dec. 20 and box one cHle'a horse ride in Feb. 4, according to police. the Sanford Plans late Friday taking an undd.rmlned TUBE TAKD4 Amount of change, according to Barry Lee Ster ner, 37, of Palm Place, Sanford, reported Police. someone took a tilovialon at, Police dlkvvu,ld the theft valued at $300, from his home while on routine patrol In the sometime F riday afternoon, shopping was. the Altamonte Men's Club, Altamonte Springs, are scheduled for arraignment before Circuit Judge Alan Dickey Feb. All 11 were released on their own recognisance by Dickey after being booked into the Semi nole County Jail. Arrested were J. C. Mandy, 55, Marker Street; James Curtis Ferguson, 32, of 121 DotaSt.; Lynn Hopson, 45, of 120 Salem St.; Leroy E. Moore, 26, of 301 Magnolia Ave.; Adolphus Simmons, 48, of 153 North St.; J.T.Hurd,55,ci611 Pine St.; Stevenson Yates, 32, ci 314 Campello St.; Leon Roux, 53, of 141 North St.; . Israel Accepts Carter Plan For Peace Talks, But... - - - - - - Power In Returns Home e Valentin e ____ (Ci—Iluued From Page IA) In Th Lady Called Help For Rocky Second For - _ lasts - Teen _____ - -. - him. - ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ __ -- • • - - __ l ' Forced From 'Home'; - - - of HOSPITAL NOTES ___ ___ __ - .'-, • 4 ' 7n1.. • . n. • - Ki Ing- Reirmis PC"9rn Of. Sh .: . "- In - - - --- - - - - • • "I feel excited. I'm sweating all over. I can't believe it," John Yunoald of Ottawa said as he staggered out of his cell after two years of Imprisonment, Some 11,000 other prisoners I - , tA.. W5IVI.0 &uIlcI, .r. • '. • • - • • - ISVUI $...Cd 3234134 ... ad k ---. •-_•.• / IN1ei U, "C'..1.. E.as ....l.., IWu7, vvv1yu11v - S ftvm 30 cents to $5. The balance Is for $4.2 rilllon boxed cards, usually purchased by children for distribution at school. Connors and O'Neal's companies together account for more than half of Sesame Street products the greeting cards sold In generally aimed at 2 to 5the United States. year-olds, appeal to "People send Christmas some college-age cards to a lot of people," customers, according to said Connor, "but there are the company's sale, and only so many people you marketing director Tan an send Valentine's Day cardsto—a sweetheart, A former retail druggist daughter, mother, a turned greeting card favorite aunt." publisher In 1969 after But if you take a look at noticing a shortage of valentines available at cards for black consumers, your local card shop you Jerome Wolk of will also find greeting allzi' In cards for your s' ' who * cards for blacks said his boss, daughter's family, valentines are either son's family, friend, general, sweetheart or cousin, grest-grandthll'4 family with sweetheart uncle, father or just about cards being the best any riatioad*1p casual, romantic or He estimates his 1 biting bthi. is now 20 to 30 Valentine of years past is times ai great utt was the not to be seen and today fist year. even the humorous cards Students Hold Protest Over Parking About 132 Lyman High School Henley said today he is students were demonstrating hoping there will be more today against the lack of parking spaces available In the parking spaces available at the near future. high ichOoL' Several of the students at the - "I___ can understand their diiappolntzne*t but they have scene said their biggest cornto understand we just don't plaint Is they are working have the spices for everyone," students and they need to park then car at school so they can said CarItan Henley, Ly go to work when they are Henley said the students dismissed. "were being very peaceful and These students will soon be not P('Obklfl," but added that they will be getting relief as Henley said he receiving umicused absences. will soon be going through the The school currently has files of those with parking about 374 parking spaces with decals and taking out those about 140 reserved for school who have withdrawn, which employees, with the remaining will hopefully free some spaces. TIDTUE8DAY $ a... readings: tern. 234 for students. At the "The first people who will be pastors, IS; overight lows, Ds,lsne leach: high 8:42 beginning of the school year getting the available permits 3$; yesterday's high, 72; em., 1*11 p.m., low 2:00 a.m., there were 00 spaces. Tha school has a student will betime coop students who bsre.etrle pressure, 31.12; 2:37 P.m. have to go to work right from rilsth. bmft# N per population of 2,370. Peel Canaveral: high $:u ool," he said. The principal winde , Because ci 1ac parking sch of ___ em., $:N p.m. li 37 spaces at the beginning of the estimates this number to be Fersad: Portly cloudy with d day, lb No Tmsdey. year It was announced to about 100. In the low I. mid 4k Bayport: high 1:46 am., seniors that parking permits variable 10 mph 2*23 p.m., low 1:37 em., 1:15 would be sold for $1, according Several of the students said pm. to Henley. After that five-week they had tried to park at the dog dMillishills WigM period the remaining tickets track but were told by track were sold to juniors. $ch)cg authorities that they are employees do not pay for prohibited from parking there. LEONARD KRANSDORr AREA — _____ - - - - - - VEATHER J 4 AEORD Q, C/-/A1vf8 400 E. 1st St. Phone 322.2212 ANNUAL 1979 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Begins Tuesday, February 13,, 1979 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 1,000 members. Help make Sanford even greater. 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 Corn. merce, seeking out desirable industry and business to provide jobs 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. 5. Publishes a monthly newsletter for members. 6. Sponsors a monthly member breakfast featuring interesting and Informative programs. 7. Maintains a tourist information center complete with maps, brochures and other give away Items. 8. Maintains Chamber building facilities and makes them available at no charge to Civic Clubs as well as other citizen groups. 9. Provides programs and speeches to clubs, organizations, civic groups and schools. 10. Promotes and supports special events and functions for education and the enjoyment of citizens which In many cases, also stimulates business. 11. Provide office space for Navy, Marine and Air Force Recruiting Service. 12. Order and distribute Income tax forms all year. 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 INDUSTRY APPRECIATION DAY-DINNER CENTENNIAL PARK GAZEBO DEDICATION SHAD DERBY IN COOPERATION WITH THE 'EVENING HERALD" I SHUFFLEBOARD TOURNEY COSPONSOR ANNUAL AZALEA SALE SENIOR SEASON GOLDEN AGE OLYMPICS 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 BLIND MOSQUITO TASK FORCE SHS BAND DAY AND NEW UNIFORM FUND RAISING DRIVE INTERNATIONAL VISITORS PROGRAM MAIL EARLY SHOP EARLY POSTER CONTEST (POST OFFICE) - INDUSTRIAL ACTION COMMITTEE SLIDE PRESENTATION TANGERINE BOWL SAILING CLASSIC BUS INESS, WOMEN'S CHRISTMAS BRUNCH SPACE AND MATERIALS FOR SENIOR CITIZEN INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE 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 IN. STRUMENT, 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 Commerce • wtai. DEATHS nk W. GtvmetL Wkile REAL ESTATE - Burial was In Duck River Comb". 1& AI2U4Z HKZS Funeral services for Newton ______ Benjamin Black, 72, of I 011 Co. to continue as the Mrs.Alpine Qravls IIhs, 50, (Ct ud From Page IA) iO flmaii Ala. who died Feb 4 county's major supplier. Gulf In that city, were held Feb. 7 at 011510 (Wy SL Longwood, berger said the county is Oil has been the coidy's major ;Raymond Higdon Cl*sp,l In died sarly Sunday. A native of dialing on a daily basis with supplier since 1512, 41 1y oil companies having !Cilb"-', Ala. A retired fmsr L.ulngton County, S.C., she had Gulf Oil and other aso1ne he lived In Longwood since venders and "they ui loonng refineries are capable of sad retail liquor been a winter guest in Augid, 157$, moving here from at ctutauing ,uppii,.. Some guaranteeing supplies dw4 a Coady for the pad 10 MlIML or have alr Survivors Include her compoin ____IML Badcally, YOWL win not parade. _supply In . . I F. lereivors Inc1u his wife, husband, Willam trying to keep ahead of the stud of crisis, therefore we do Leegwood; Neie sans, Eft 7In hegait ;Mry Elvis Black, ,notrecommend entering such , Qarics W. 11th, Norridown, two the Increased use of an agresnud In width we NbsO, ladord end Derethy Robert 0. Hicks, Miami; 1 wn wrteatieii, tio would be leaving ow' vendor of E,ihnt5IWSAlL,Ii5William F. I*!k. Altamonte director said the sheriff's riird," Etchbergir's report ; idea' Moe Maggie department started eidag says. "out', prices are 1u, lassie, SpilagIlaid. Polha Ge, two brethers, Rag lagi., JaCkemvl brether, Premium lmlsedsd boV way cumup till ys and service he. ad Joke Block, PJWI., Ga. Joe (asis, Gilber, IC. ad ___ do lost --' year. been good," b. said. The aim s aM Its grsdcidl*un. 'OrMwereboviNhw"witil current contract with Gulf Mamedelgifta may besentla. Fuierol urvicea ad burial new ve'cI- using regular expIres Feb. 20. /1ms (our Research, will be in Wad Columbia, S.C. valoodst Tbordwe we will be ElftwW Is also asking ear. Gramkow-Galnu Funeral staying wits premium pumàim tram the couty of Home Is in tharg. 01 local u*1eai" commission to certify to EIcergsr aloe isrtquuthtg AMOCO on behalf of the r's DepaiUrnt on the the coady ce.%Ias1on for MV waiver 01 lbs bid rerimid current requirements for Is pwmit .l.4ien. with Gilt unlestlid premiam gamin, of Distinction for NZWfOWI.IIALZ ...Oil Crisis - Id, 1 0,p 1978 HIGHLIGHTS a,i, . Of ou*z 107 W. Commercial Atlantic Bank ATLANTIC NATIC )NAL - HANK 01: SANRl) FIRST FEDMU 322-7881 F SEMINOLE Sanford/South OrIondO/Lngwood/Wjnt., Pork/Orang. City DeBary/Apopka/Ovi.do/(Coming Soon to For•st City) - your VW avow on•s GRAND OPfNIGII II*ND OPIlHt -r - Civilian residents nearby cheered. Bullets whistled over head and cars screamed up and down the alleyways. As the prisoners streamed out, the Khomeini guerrillas stormed in. They broke Into an armory and grabbed weapons, In addition to steel helmets and riot control shields. The guerrillas flung thou. sands of pairs of gleaming handcuffs Into the air and torched administration build. ings and prison blocks. Miss Schneider said women prisoners were Jammed 26 to a room, and added: "That prison was a filthy garbage pit. There were female murderers In my room and they were very keen to tell you all about it." cal prisoners, burglars and began banging on the door and pimps dreamed out of the a tremendous racket broke out. bettered prison. Some people busted out of their Many jumped to freedom cells. Things were set on fire. through windows whose bars But then people from the outhad been forcibly bent and side came to our cell and wrenched aside, literally dragged us out." are for the most part of a gentler nature. In Dallas, the publisher licensed to use characters from television's Sesame Street and The Muppeta has added "Star Wars" catch this year. - -- NAPLES, Italy (UP! Three American disease experts flew to Italy today to help Italian health officials contain the mysterious virus that has killed at least 64 infants in the Naples area over the past year. A British specialist was to join the American team in the effort to halt the spread of the "dark disease," responsible for the deaths of three more infants between the ages of six months and 18 months over the weekend. - Body In Dump Identff*19d - "I'm trembling. I feel like a nervous wreck," said Mary Ellen Schneider,43,of Bethes. da, Md., as she walked through mobs of armed civilians Sunday ransacking Gasre central prison next to the army's supreme military headquarters. Miss Schneider, a professor In the graduate school of linguistics at Tehran University, was Imprisoned In May IM because a man fell off the roof of her apartment house. U.S. Experts To Italy "At this time,,, Mill dofl't The body of a man found Moilnero, a migrant worker, Sn1no1. County lanIll. Thuriday by county sanitation had been living and working The idsatity of the woman Is bOW Whet we keys hors yat' Workersat the Seminole county Central Florida, accolrft to being guarded, accorng to commented spolgi. "We sheriffs department haven't determined the cause of Solar IAnd[I11 near Geneva hall been Sheriff John PO& Wayne Identified as that of Roberto The body was identified by a spokesman John Spolaki, death and we're still waking on °"°' frUD the SIntXd Molinero, 26, Opopeo Michocan, woman whose name was on a because the cause ci Molinero's NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (UPI) John DIm. isb." Mexico, according to Seminole card found on Molinero's body death Is still under in. Wayne has gone home to his exclusive beach411 aVidly of the body was County Sheriff's officials. when e Sea? it was discovered in the veMigatlon. front home for what is expected to be a fairly Performed ThIwaisy by Dr. G. lengthy recuperation from cancer surgery V. Garay, Seirthiol. Coy Electrical generating stations anchored beneath the performed a month ago. Mdicai _____ ______ ocean's surface are being studied by Florida The 71-year- old actor quietly left UCLA Power & Light as one method of tapping the sea's Medical Center Saturday and was driven to IM cause ci death w datermlnsd at thot antopay, stored solar energy. Studies indicate that the his home. according to Dr. Garay, Gulfstream, Florida Straits and Gulf of Mexico are Doctors made no statement on his release becaus, more need.dto be the only possible locations near the continental but one physician had said earlier that Wayne performed at the aims tab. United States that offer sufficient ocean depths and should be able to return to acting. The body was found About 10 temperature differences necessary for this Ocean am. Thursday by Huron Touchion Jr.,landfIll dour Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) to operate. NEW YORK (UP!) After Pierce said she received a hot of PrOom kIr.t. Toertdan w repor. Anchored 20 miles offshore, such plants could calling for help, television host telephone call from her friend for the elderly, said in a tidl7 leveling cornpsct.i UIM transmit solar-converted energy to Florida con. Ponchitta Pierce left the town and neighbor Megan Marshack statement Saturday Answers transpo rted to the 1W from suiners via marine cable. Open-cycle OTEC units Nelson between 10:50 p.m. and ii p.m. called the p, house where (Cs-d "--Fran Page 1A) trausier station that use salt water as a working fluid could also andl.ftthetown house. the Rockefejlerwu strjckenwjth a on Jan. 26 Informing her that n off Douglas Road near produce quantities of fresh water as a generation bythan I do about sex," she said, In her statement, she heart attack because she felt Rockefeller had collapsed. Allemode8prinsewhen beam wmduei Another iiyear.old girl had a similar nwwww •h.,. was n4hl"e nuirs sho ins- zyearow auss- - Mar-My Why dw Ida ' iISWpOIId. But MC1II1Ifl?, reached by could do, her lawyer said today. shack, described as a coordina"MN17ikls putada t*d hide Over the weekend, Miss tOlep1m today, said, "as fØ y we bin* t s, by keeping them horn. will they are 17 and 11. But by the there was nothing more she Pierce, who was appointed by was with Rockefeller time they are ii they ar. ready to leave bow to livewithRockefeller In 1968 to a study town bouseolfice when police CoUld do. their boyfriends or friends," she said. "1v., they bow " didn't bow Anything commission on news media and arrived to assist good from bad, but after 38 years of restriction, they don't about medicine, so she loft t broadcasting, confirmed really do the things they are supposed to. I should bow. According to Miss Pierce, to the paramedics who were en reports that she was the woman $ftSl' receiving the tel I'm one of those kids" rage and returned to her who made the emergency call call she At least one of the students said she has a lOmontl*old to seek help for the former vice with lift her apartment and, apartment," the lawyer said. an employee of the child. Controversy has risen over PSISIdOM. boding, went several doors to the &mss surrounding Ten of the students said they bow of at lead one teenMiss Pierce, by confirming the town house where she foWid Rockefeller's death, notably ager who has had an abortion and six of the students knew the reports, was able to shed Pangborn said Ms heart SHELLISBURO, Iowa cold water because inside Min MNIhICk of at least one girl who had put her child up for adoption, possible ons.hour delay some light on the circuin(UP!) Is fine, blood pressure Is Octogenarian water only gets down to 32 The IS students also had some thoughts on whether In ida heart attack. dances sirrounding Rockafel. normal and he's Wrei Pgboru doant not degrees at Its coldest. • the schools should put more emphasis on teaching some P4lsiuid reports, quoting icr's death, over which to Rockefeller. bothered by the usual believe in a lazy body. "Butwhatyoudowhatl.. kind of an education In schooL rngnero*m questions have been The building employee did Rockefeller family sources ailments that are common So on ider morulags do, you get alot more out ci "I fed whstthey be" now lin't.nough,"aaida 17-year. have said Rockefeller was not enter the room where raised recently. for people in their i. merle., he strips it," he said. "The tom-old girl, "and they should teach It In junior high and they In a statement issued late Rockefeller was and stayed in stricken at 111 p.m., but aid "I gut a pint reaction naked end walks od, perature ci the mow is need to teach it more In high schools." WU not suiwnonid adil 11:18 Saturday through lawyer W. the foyer, she said. fromLltmaboyoustart and tills aiend in the down to ut zero, so it abo "I think an .ducMIon Is very lixçortant, because It is Barnabas McHenry, Miss Miss Pierce, a IS-year-old co- p.ma brestithig deep. It sort of anew for about five ot does you a l more good." FA cs at hem, and the child doesn't know enough Siva me a feeling like I'm m,q He said he does it aboat It," said another 1$-year-old girl "But If It's taught Pongborn said he keeps on top of the world. Is. "a wakereppu'." in school, thibhsn would know and l think tb.teacher to ldascbsdelencept in "I don't shiver, In* my • should tell everytbiq be hows to the student and don't "I'm not a lover of cold be low zero cold and fed gat kind olcald.Uit's held back anything." weather. I',. bad to fi it blowing wind. sed I like to lay "I think birth control should be taught dearer to some a everysne e' ink. If It's not, Itake the "Ob,I don't tiduik I go out dudei4,," said a 171ear.oId female. Paagbsra_said. "But I snow and rub It .11 over me it III much colder than is "You don't $et enough sexiduceilon in.cbocL They beli.w inp"4Mresa on adD I am wet," he said. below and the wind is -' the body. A paean held should, toll adudsr*a little abodlhe Average cost ola He said method Is blowing. I don't like thá' rn his bedy werk." child and the care they would need," said one 1$-year-old ortbojadgetthig in WW very much," he said. Malls. Ongirl's e (s comment on the subject aommred what On other AudoW said: 11be.ducat1onln.chooloranywhotseinsjadbsicaEy He s talk you what goeson. They thosld also includea part ss what happens get the to Is over, heesass they often QCAGO (UPI) Far ' city workers ___ with seunetobowallttle abos* dos'trislinswbdhsppems After tbe party lsover.Uthey yamItaday Madoub bo Madeak and his this g who c dad the kow mote, they ukht take more precautions," said the lived the city's hernidead, said they bitter cold. He's known al i$.year.oidgirL &m ow* bag bap peuuidml Mm Thursday to lbs man who aurvivd thS. The students are taught the basic, about reprodoatlon, heap beneath the till corns w them to the ou=Ud Of 79.10 but lb. "r do net go Into dslaIk about parental :. b~ dwdswL / raspeneliduily width goes aloeg with sex ad being a it hepidlyin.' Hs was tohfromids IWwWwwoodabols paint, according Is James TerwWeger, UI science caU Mack th doty born,, coadructed tim year. teacher Tft ovemas the beft Class. will return to the Cold erdoerd hems ad tr 13, in fair bage piled under the dipibe of he city if 04 cenditiss ladsy U ___ reel of the ci when be from Yntirm, AntMs — -r6WMWW$ Ircetbite. H. was taka to,, Sanford firefighters eztIagábed a alise Ike at the HOT r--i 1 , 4111" highway, Iawer borne of Gregory Church, 21, Seven Castle Brewir mow ilth cider tad 5anhsr suet. he was treated hr as"re Wicket Drive. winter but gave isp w,'vv Coat, Saturday aftorwesu. The blue enpt.d when Gloria J. CIMn ADMISItCU I III " He's soit of a lIg,.td Jeim Jerry Glnsw warmth and care for ids., __ 10110. dawn hire," one city :carles D. BrIdese Raymind 0. 0r$im fr _n Comma ' to a nearby coach, seen lithe f.regr.d. Nathaniel Deulisrty keintesi L. Murphy Pslcg, elated by warinea alt "Everybody bean dowetows. Claude W. Dentin now lucvman I â&I 11 kadmalkIL ue M. Tay*, Defluns Revl$ Plilmur,, DeiSsas • • 9S Adak 901k zoo": "Wman Turner. IN IL W 141h JOM WatkIns, 09M ~Annlf a. Bookman '#A!16 0000% 00t OWNS AMAO . UTTIZ R= (UP!) go offer V0119 shH4 have Moe. P --'-. U, vi be . . owl enap adtreJiiuy of u(dM5 IS ad Intiratnte 48 belIeved to have bees aid in P rincuiA. Nounde of a United Pt.. bees lçi by p.1kg k'lling oscsauss e. kalsdWsdodeyInmatNe in Ruth U1t1 Rock ad emit 61019101ory _ I.Ied. __ Iutorutlossl reporter last They b'd injalee fag* Ditralt. I . -.i Wh R.undSreS .aloft elu. W~.i601 e1 week While do drove sines ysaeM North iai, Reck thwlu that idled her Moe en her in Mirth ons Mm 01M as 1111111 &1110" bere hy$o.rt&OraneCfty Iaturetat.Iwasjad ofat ad sO yieaild ons at vu h Ulls Rick A Is ethd Penn. bssjs. B bow 6" bareawnd 4101,11111 on i?lswIL ietSanurcus1,s by load'II reidway I.ats girt bar. ?cs j 'I',' *sessssaees e s as Mrs. P'lck woe'1 hone Pickle Oak OiLed reputJaice J, I; Wlthtkeinarii*grepsted 1iddthqbsian 1ul the pw A .fl'caliber weapon is g . s, Moatd the iiwers 1S&duayckljtings.cutMA, lkIby -rrmvhedld ,indea.,esthwhin __ 1 *Ew'ls1IfrenM W P$**I s bave .I id heow bar. reputed I. pie, hum wif, Was bul icoirted. adersIsad1IntilyIt Piles add ft has. ow ULJ tiJ ___ jMo tMymsflad.,erysne deI dar,kid me with a ulNsiad deed is) !Mad5v. '' "' add Cadth. Vagun awr So rad. prsbMIydains helm mid the NOW adt.wi k*devW 'We re ftvIak&1. Will tbayund dent bow bs held, Intimate 48 Md wsrut IN __ tP!N Am* iMN&PIS.l771. .tshe'— of UP! repeater. . uhdh, wire rig cd,Il, the Thsck.bo,.ad $ANPOID CMe rui. Sold M $uN& FS.JIL Situ —'-lJ i4Jh hidar ir kids er k ad —. aug a of U , isitigo ibidy ubs's sc 5of eat 1Wateaidknbeesa a1*hjmU4Uaseis Aeft—efts ea at -•-- ,,p.,,; . e. ,,t ut, j -riint.l. U at 4W LO ATION IY. 11431 Labs ry Sd. was ubo Tuuiy, ad repute lists I"U. M lied. Was etarea hts is te We" John - - - Others rode trucks and cars abandoned by prison guards who scampered out of the sprawling complex when ar-. med supporters of Ayatollah Ruholish Khomeini closed In and threatened to storm the TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Some 11,000 prisoners, in. eluding Americans and Europeans, hacked and clawed their way out of Iran's largest prison during the chaos in Tehran In the largest recorded prison break in history. JERUSALEM (UP!) The Israeli Cabinet has formally accepted President Carter's invitation to resume peace talks with Egypt, but balked at widening the negotiating powers of its representative, Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan. Prime Minister Menachem Begin expressed hope Sunday that the upcoming meeting at Camp David will overcome the difficulties and "pave the path" to peace between the two countries. iiUl4U, tS. TME UREA TER 11,000 Escape From Pris on During Chaos WORLD Winter Springs Man Ja'i'led ri 1111riiiiiii IN c. lost" ...TSSAY FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE ,rev NO Rog43 Downtown Offlce 200W FIrst Street New iocavion... Nwv. trio a is. Mary Stud. PIP AUTO NISUSANCI (1"_JisIWIAui - wt• W\ Cer*al OffIce: 3000 S Orlando Drive 333-2450 Sanford Offke Plaza Ddvein Sanford Office 3090 Orlando Dr. at Airport Blvd. Sanford, Florida 32771 (305) 323.3770 .J,q �- Evening lkwald • • I ) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA 32771 Area Code 366-322-2811 or 831163 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 fl e Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.; 6 M4hs, $18.50; r, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, ; Year, $40.00. w $idus try M us t Try Harder committee composed of two senators from each congressional district. The Ad Hoc committee will meet in Tallahassee March 6. Brantley Is also sponsoring a bill which sets a mandatory sentence of three years before repeat felons could be placed on probation or parole. It would require that a repeat felon serve one4hlrd of Its sentence or thinyears, whichever Is more, before he could be released from prison. State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R.Longwood, has been appointed to a special Ad hoc committee on legislative reapportionment. The committee's responsibility is to study and review all bills pertaining to resppo,tlonmes*. Two bills have already been referred to the cnrnIttee. Bradley Is a cosponsor of one of the Es. The bill he Is co.sponsorthg would be Identical to the constitutional amendment which was on the ballot In the November election and failed along with other amendments The bill, if passed by the Legislature, would be on the ballot again inl*.It calls for the creation ci a seven member bi.psrtlase committee to reap. portion the state hto single member legislative Around Monday. Feb. 12, 1919-4A The Clock Brantley said rumors are circulating In the halls of the Legislature that Gov. Bob Graham will be calling for a vote of ratification an the equal rights constlt%tIonal amenikneit (ERA) before March 15. Brantley said It is believed there are sufficient votes In the House to approve the amendment and only one vote lacking In the Florida Senate. He said theproponents of ERA would ilketo an It ratified In Florida before March 15, the original deadline, In case the extension of time granted by the Congress for ratification Is found to be unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court. When Brantley ran for office, he pledged opposition to ERA. Braidleysaldgovernmentcloser tothe people is the goal of single member districts rather than member districts. He said the biggest OP position to the singleinember district concept will come from Brevard and Dade Counties which have 22 representatives, elected from multlmember districts. Another bill before Brantley in the special committee would have the reapportionment IyDONNAESfES Now This Is News — world trade coiert something missing iw to Imports have made such Inroade Into markets once dominated by our domestic Industries. Complaining about "dumping" or that Imports are priced low because of "cheap foreign labor," is not enough. How much of the problem is of our own m*klng — a lapse In the productive efficiency and aggressive marketing that once was our diatincdon? The Volkswagen, for Instance, was designed, built and marketed by Germans with a living standard similar to ours. It was not "dum ped" on our market, but succeØded here because D roit lept rou an $ th gh rn*omàtive revolution. et is Japan now dominating a new growth teievisionreordersforthe home? We ous for Innovative technology that creates ducts, or at least we trade agreements are essential to 1b; a policy of free trade. The United State,, as the world's largest trading nation, has the most to lose in the long rim if protectionism In ow Congress shoots them down ønd retaliatory trade barriers begin to rise around the world. U foreign competItion Is relegating some 01 01 once-leading industries to a status of No. 29 a familiar advertising slogan offers some advice: Try harder. Wn e w te In"N res a balanced twiget, fiatwi, the ap- Sabotage Blamed In Wreck, Train Slams Warehouses By DAVID 'IV( • C11I% aUrgi.js as pn, y' 000DW000, Out. (UPI) Bruce Small, his of food aid (re'gs y psrokt of the U.& population. ' Oakland Park police said about 22 cars of the 70-car train left the tracks at 12:05 a.m. 'Three FEC crewmen sustained minor injuries and were taken to Northridge Hospieal for treatment. Two Die In Yacht Race MIAMI (UPI) Sailors know they are expected to battle the elements but this time the elements won as the compatriots of Tom Curnow believe he was the second man to the in a Florida yacht race within the last two - I p 1. weeks. Curnow, 37, of Fort Lauderdale, fell over the side of the sloop Pirana Friday night in rough Atlantic seas as the boat sailed In a Southern Racing Conference race. The Pirana returned çsafely to Miami Saturday but Curnow's body .has not been found, Curnow's presumed drowning comes on the heels of the death of Obsession crewman Tom Curtis, who was killed when the ship's mainsail boom struck him In the head during the previous SORC race. They are the first fatalities since SORC was founded In 1951. , Police Agent, Wife Killed FORT MEADE (UP!) A former confidential informant for the Polk County Sheriff's Department and his ex-wife a teacher, died late Sunday from gunshot wounds Inflicted earlier in the day. Barry and J0 Ann Branch, both 26, were - found In a mobile home Sunday morning by deputies called to the house by someone who told police "there was trouble there," a sheriff's department spokesman said. The Polk sheriff's office said Branch used to work undercover buying drugs' for the ___ department. The departrneflt' said the deaths are still wider Investigation and were no suspects at the present time. , • As the Car CW' isis It, the result l ij wile Barbara end their four-yearold daughter, (nNIli'is. We are allergic to aimed fl of ____ would be a can nwtc#'," service for the ur a through Carolyn, m.r from a mysterious allergy those too," I says. spending and ged th t Congress, Its viewing w listening publics that "can taruJ laijalifive process balance the budget somdimee so debilkating It seems they are Madrmin has psi the family on an sight-day '.mi1n the dark corners of the world and the allergic to the world, ' year 1181. rotating did to ensure they get variety In darkcornerso(themMd ftcanoff.rforwnatoa In fact, Small and his family have resorted to fOod. he says, too much of one food Otherwise, uititiasie of volces...Above all, it can add to off The consuima, interestingly .nongh, cuts a1' ructimwith pa1iit'1 may develop an allergic reaction. If across ideological lines, obihisring the usual 01 g tasa., a c*incrstend.steelescape Cocldr,g those bode Is a problem too. The one another." rt*4eft distinctions. Staunch conservatives where they hope to .41niInl of agy of Wealthy Want To Limit Tourists PALM BEACH (UP!) A wealthy town councilman who operates two New Jersey wholesale food products firms from his Palm Beach home wants to Impose tolls of at least $2 on the cars using bridges into this island 'Sen. James McCaw, R4dabo, and Rep. is allergic to electric appliances such as Well, maybe. At the very teed, the report's a breath. Jack Kemp, RN.Y., joined moderates like GOP The house scMd dfor completion this spring mItrs and electric stoves because the plastic atbors are certainly flourishing creatively. But housing of mod electric motors gives off an without doubling their sincerity or &wiI rg National man Bill Brook and Sen. Jackhas become a necessity. irritating odor when heated. the basic conclusions, questions m4gl4 be raised In Opposing -y , are allergic to almost everytttng the budget. Housework Is another headache. Vacisim concerning some points and auumptlona. Is almost endless," says 8"Il, 30, a Commercial television, for ,'"p1e, comes In Ad rno of those who took the opposite ma,m, kedfdtowookosiofthe cleaners are especially difficult for scathing criticism for Its concentration on jed political expi4iency, reiber than environment of his home In because they suit dI alt "" and for denying commitmat. "I'm CfluVIOCI4 Of is Goodwood northeed of Toronto. Tn. Smalls' allergic reactions go beyond 'SUdieflce ith vital: a Repubitoan lass and we're about to lose It," Macl-, who has, devoted his watering eyes and messing. They run the gamut Americans "when other societies ,John a Ccec1s communications service P ) uncensored by co mmer cial imperatives," _________________ ptj extreme Irritability, hyperactivity (In thIWen says s n&ik an a '4'a No argument, but it should not be forg "'' " qmpIq of a growing number of people offlictid and acute depression. CNdIVS *It has been knowo to 1mii both paruds had allergies as childeen, by the platle and polluted modern-day enwe mo,, aggrlvely," In sneed they didn't know than how s.vi; their con- flOIEIIh In C'4rdal brOed11itb, perman Rep Newt Gingrich, BOa., "the n3I' condition as diUosa were. By the tim. they realised, they'd tkl7 In the euly days when meney 11011018 Muciumen describes the Deenk. .11mayonceagainpreimpt eecteas." a g.kil1y Iran- aired)' had Carolyn and passed on theirIheliS' supply and oo1merdal d them Dole, Okt and ethers who reforI ressen no teselnipsative. Much of the suhfl,ddissesedWs,arlododorshavs allergi.stoher.ltshowedupfled when, sean maywullbecousctinthelr_ — mm. out 01 t era Is now considered hdait, ,)i IrrI'ty yet to agree on its medical name. 4hI'JIdId p.*Icel allure of a b _ — -514 CaesWi 'IW of OI5," o it pod liq wM "Ut.raliy," says Macbasin, "the en. addiction to Jed how many people are allscted by estreme KOThC1 the losigrun "Omnibus," the led makes t sick." the majority 01 T14ewder U pse1ke viFft "We are allergic lathe oderof wood, almost all allergic conditlem Is net known. Macleunan says purbep. yet to be enrolled in bringing ceite to to tir ,,' ill the n umber Is growing 4 rend r5th by a mass audience. V'cVI Vinyis and r1 wetbenes, almost _ why a perfumes, Xerox ce,_prars ink, mod U.S. doctors "4cM., her3core aflergice may As for today's audiences, the I1jlemThere an a ad as n a bM.rved breda 01 psper, ad tobacco make — led to mM. up as much asS paroed 01 the pspules. to r osestltuthail _ to tta i Macbuena an doctors are Mowly Is budget a lesy ides, bet mod 01 them an nma a kw," ys' apped .1 m' ' may net in the teed fairly aapliidladal ad dilled to iMM to a "We an even allergic to typewriters bEaNe to acbowlsdgetheit----. lathe Usitedilatee, we to have the dark assets of the world, but pekile patched by bMs ad atramsasly of the typwrit_ ribbon. ad we an allergic to plqelems formed the Society for VMW done their minds,MmftW at whatever cod. oosvincid ''ed budgetsants bhin,. dear bible because 01 the wWs Ink, and the Ecology. In Canada, a group 01 doctors and aede The SlUnds (g of pouring vat mmbara 01 Na matter hew it Is written, any perfumes they pick up. You know what they say allergics have .bed the human Ecology pdik dOas IstoC spaded creative 10" Foerdotloi. MAIM about * mlihers, with cat be simply the .-'4a'1 01 whet coois ldr W a ''4d — 'manly reeks." *u re budget to chapters In Totinto The diim't mew the ftsells an Inunim Ottawa ad Kitebmer. v fr perk ts to be a viewing eke. playground. Walter L. Rathburn, 69, also says he wants the town council to ask the state to hand over control of State Road AlA through Palm Beach to limit tourist travel on that highway. I want the town for residents," Rathburn told ibwn Manager George Frost Saturday. "My God, the traffic is at a crisis level. Do you know that about 30 percent of the cars over here are tourists and sightseers and ,s, nens, - __ .gawkers?" ga __ __ - An Alternative To Death? f. l. - nn4 ig* ' TALLAHASSEE (UP!) The electric chair awaits the 120 Death Row inmates In Florida, but one legislator wants to give them another .tholce: life in prison with no possibility of .parole. A bill outlining the life-for-death contract proposal has been Introduced by Rep. William Sadowski, who says, "In this day and age there is no need for society to take lives." $ I . JACK ANDERSON S.' $100,000 In Jewelry Stolen padlocked van and stole four suitcases cost- OecalycoatertinthsmdivteDoas s.CanwWnetgdthefrse —wrtM maserydmysm." tUekas, who with Ibis seas win in asveph"t9whkh do'swWK@@dwl1vWvp .ps for thew6wors of Wham flui Prim vlot we leaned bus as VA ss, 1K inch, psyl$INta osmasm W M.bor inIb woy Mae. Ouus.h suil,* who u at e.alybIlt _i-_ I1A h. V----'-- wad d 01 ad ec&vina M. .Iik&. A.witisgthsag — — — . — -w om lion; uhu. The sea, a *-reer'eM Navy Slur, use * by mv'. Thu atd the VA -. da .et 1100111`11101 Ibis yeors age. 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As a INETMS the keas I'm tsy to PW to Ib some WIGTON — WS have - urged _ knJL. - -- V - -- - - ' -- , ' ___ _ - • • -'- Youths Congressman Richard Kelly announced five area residents he" been appointed toservice Academies. The five students were nominated by CbsigrSeaman Kelly and ac' cspt.dofterarlgorousselecdon process. The five are Javier Covelli, Steven Culpepper, John AhonJ Lin, Dale Owen and David MmL Javier Covelli, son 01 Mr. aid Mrs. Nicola Covelli of Winter Springs, has been admitted to On United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Beardsley said he liked the Idea. He condeded that there Is a vast difference between a large metropolitan-type Jail and a small rural Jill with a few inmates and said they should not be expected to meet the same standards. Monday, Fib. 12, I?"—JA lumps their liability together. "This problem with Jails Is the only thing which would bankrupt our self-Insurance program," Joyce said. Leon County Sheriff Ken Katmis said the plan could be protected by telling county commissioners "we're not going to continue insuring jails that don't come up to the correction standards." The sheriffs sought an overall solution to the problem because 55 of the 67 county Jails belong to a self-insurance plan that F-' JOHN POLK Named To Service Academies 4 ,-• • over $1000000 In jewelry. Barton was returning home from a jewelry àhow In Gibsosdon whet he stopped to eat ;shortly after dark. While in the restaurant, 'two men broke a heavy padlock, took the four 'sittoases and fled north on U.S. Highway 419 . •. . • . • . 11 • TO ....z •• 14 . • , ' qv .. I .':.'.;. • ". • . • * k ' • • • 4 • . (From left): John Luke of Longwood; Dale Owen of Longwood; Congressman Mr andiIvan bike of Richard Kelly; Javier Covelli of Winter Springs and David Sims of Longwood. 1.gwood, bas ad_mitted, to the United Slates Air Force Academy at Annapolis, "These five young men are 01 students train the Fifth academies, offer both an excellent Academy at Colorado Springs, Maryland. "I congratulate the schools education and an opportunity to exemplary students and Congressional District who Colorado. David Sims, son of Mr. and citizens;" said Congressmen apply to military academies and the teachers that have serve the country and I am very Del. Owen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Davie Suns of Longwood, Kelly. "They have wan ap- and I am proud of the fact that prepared these young men so pleased to appoint such out- A , - sSsd ?nday by Juis_William M. HNISISr to hear the trial, which Hosyelsr dIestfr.mtbrsstoaIz niu#". ;M,d b.trlalhes bSI Noses us the jury W Ntet • : Mrs. Thomas Owen of has bew admitted tothe united pokdment only after long and my nominees have enjoyed an well and I share with their standing Individuals to our Longwood, has been admitted Slates Air Force Academy at challenging competition. I am exceptionally high rate of ac- parents great pride In their nation's Military Academies," to the United States Naval Colorado &ft delighted with the high caliber ceptance to the service achievements. The academies the congressman said. : Sanford Middle Honor Roll Students SANPOROMIDDLU SCHOOL "A'• H.i.v RiD tI.*•reds MIchnol WhsIcMl Pamili Williams 'S' S..ntsGrad. Philip Lake Osriani Mouth i Honor Roll IIx*Qrsd. Angola Vihl.n AAI Phillips James Sapp • Illuffi Grade Alan Shoemaker • Karma Albright Rodsiquc Alexander El(ube1P oyd KeriLake Dana Ray JoEllen Will Sybil Baker Michael Buckmatl.r Charts, Buriqoc .. • .. 6.j Chera Jessup David McNeil Stephen Rape Walter Routh III Angelis Tindel Gerald Walsh Dawn Fraley Elizabeth Thorp. Anita Walker Seventh Grade Sandra Ennulat Debbie Hankey Mary M. Johnson LIII Baker Todd Hildebran Diane Johnson Tracy McNeil Shelly Moak Marie Walker Kayiyn Wllherow Michael Brooks Timothy Dycu% • Broken Wheel Blamed =11M Derailment In'*ures 34 MdNroSI, Ga. (UPI) — omclala said. Paterson, N.J., and dining car and released. Officials Said a broken wheelon About W winter tourists employee Jerry Lockwood, 34, The passenger and the third as 01 a Ssaboad aboard the Seaboard Coedlin, crewmemhar who were Ii3 Coutikis Railroad train cased train, which operates the route of Jacksonville, F'., f() hospitalized both complained of at a Hln.vIUe hospital a derailment iday t in- for Amtrak, were forced to chest pains, and Lockwood also Jared $4 passengers ad two co,glm, their trip from New obeorntlasL sitfereda cut lip. jured persons, Including crew m.wbws. York to )ifw via bus. In Washington, an Amtrak Ilase hurt in the accided An Amtrak spokesman eald another Seaboard Coastline spokesman said trains noronly r.ceiv,4 mww injuries, pasenger ZIralo Long, 8001 railroad worker, were treated may travel at about 71 mph at the point where the Silver Star derailed, but he had no word as to how the train had been travelling when It derailed. H. said the train departed New York City Saturday morning. I..M WAi . 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Yours, Sieve rA Example $3.00 The Kids Example $300 CALL almlsolo MIs Uho" at 322m2611 cws cow Low is.. .hovie two wgnds,. lvi Iftwomb T, P • Rebecca Haug ElizabeTh Prior r.q1yvyy Silfiqy Tithe Tipton w Rack.t..ring Trial Starts MiAMI (UPI) — Opinh arguments are scheduled In U.S. District Court today In the trlal 0114 tmon leaders and atavshu m 'çlfldale on charges stemming fromTIlIsgsd :acbst.siIng on decke at WamI, Mole, Savannah, Ga. la., ' A y 01 seven women and five men wes ; :• • • Steven Culpepper, son of Col. and Mrs. Vernon Culpepper of San Antonio, Texas, formerly from Geneva, has been ade, mitted to the United Slates Military Academy at West Paid, Now York. John bony Luke, son of taInlv,g '--'—, '• Joyce, who says he has 140 ly pressing class action suits Inmates In a jail designed for calling for Improved sanitation, N, echoed the sentiments. "If exercise, health and comfort, He said that 60 percent of the we don't pin It down for the comjgy commission AM putit in complaints from Inmates dealt their lap, It will be back in our with jail management probSheriff Association P1'11Idslt lap." lems, not ones caused by a lack John Polk it Sn1IIe Coady of fwuis. said state Inspections could be Department of Corrections The sheriffs suggested that presented for corrective action jail Inspector Bill Beardsley the Department of Corrections to the county commIssIon, told the sheriffs during their iIMIJy jails as to size and set which mot Provide the funds. mid-winter conference that realistic standards for each Indian River Sheriff Sam many Innatea were succeasful• class. - , o 'htg ht th real it itis to much r 8ecp., iohb.cam.agnom.l" ' TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Shififfi from acrvs Florida want stiffer jail inspections by the state to help them avoid lawsuits, BRADENTON (UP!) Sarasota jeweler George Barton stopped to have dinner Sunday not and when thieves broke Into his Message To Ki*dnappers1 Let's Meet - '4I been proved a call for an amendment to wernad Sen. Robert Dole, R4L., one of several potential presidential candidates attending OAKLAND PARK, (UP!) A sabotaged switching device apparently caused a Florida East Coast freight train to jump the tracks shortly after midnight and slam Into nearby warehouses, railroad officials said. "The cause is evident. It was an act of sabotage; there's no question about that," said Thomas Johnston, general superintendent of the FEC's Hialeah terminal. - crs. FwlUt4, would be .andsd to reach N • BERRY'S WORLD . Sheriffs Want State Help With Jails IN BRIEF 1 TIJ). debate that is more enlightened than emotional, •••• FLORIDA With $$$ So Goes Inf luence _____ one that separates fact from myth In analyzing why . Polk Seeks Inspections State elections law will probably be revised again during the upcoming session, Bradley said. But, meanwhile, Seminole Supervisor of Elections Cn(fli Bruce and her staff are ahiJrg by the c12ra4 election law which calls for a purge of electors this year who have not voted during the pastfour years. Prior to this law, Mrs. Bruce's office during off. election years would and voter registration reiewalcvdetoallthosewhoaenssneswereonthe rolls. Those persons who failed to return their renewal card had their names purged. The county had 51013 voters In December, IVTZ. After the purge voters numbered 45,310. The registration has risen to 56,796 again. So, Mrs. Bruce's workers are searching each and every voter record to determine who has and has not voted In four years. Those who have will be sent new voter Identifications cards. Those who have not will be purged. With much of Semi 'a population moving around as frequently as it does, Mrs. Bruce expects of voter I.D. carde to be returned a large a because they can't be delivered to addresses listed and those names too will be purged. Granted all the possibilities opening up for trade with mainland China, it is more important for the United States to settle the problems afflicting Its trade with the rest of the world. The opportunity comes up this spring when the V& LUVL ULUR1W UdUe negotiations are presented to Congress. ANGLE-WALTERS VIEWPOINT Four years of highly technical negotiations InrolvIng 100 countries have gone into agreements now nearly ready for signing. They amount to a new charter or series of coda to govern world trade. The need for rules to assure free and fair trade among nations is obvious enough, but the Carter administration will need all the help It can get for pessage of federal legislation required to put some CC the agreements into effect. The problem with trade legislation, besides Instinctive EASM, MD. () ByDONGWF understanding Its arcane economics and ____ of ______ ________ _____ ____ ____ who spot $ bandwagon Even In hyper4nflationary times, $1.2 bIllion _______________ vocabulary, is that so many members of Congress __________________ ______________________ tiia their way is to leap aboard — without can buy a ioI. look at only one side of the street when they apmath quibble as to Its destination. _____ So when not Quite possibly possibly even the vast Improvement In proach the subject. ____ jot one but scores of politician s resist the Ionpublic broadcasting proposed by the latest is news. _____ ___ They want to know what a trade bill is going to P"1' ConegieCmonreoe1.thceyoumIas.d do to protect jobs and businesses in their home or skipped over the considerable attention to that when more than one hundred top elected __ ft surveye the state from foreign competition. They are less likely document In recent news co1imni _ Republican leaders who tad gathered to seek present and potential of noncommercial to think about what the same bill will do to keep Consensus, handful __ questions a of major policy television and radio and comesup with a clutch foreign markets open for American products. declined t .ndOIS of a con. of recommendations for restructuring them to Those markets are absorbing one-sixth of sUUWW In4m,nt requiring a balanced better serve the public and "help the creative everything we grow, manufacture or mine In this federal budget. spirit to flourish." cotentry, which speaks for Itself it terms of the jobs _ ___ The balanced budget __ent Is the Key proposals include replacing the existing and volume of business dependent on our exports. biggest, political b agon on the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the __ This must be kept In mind when the new trade __e ____ _ __ ____________ __ _______ _ atures r4ftnow.__ 35 or state • .. __ Public Broadcasting Service (themselves agreements are attacked, as they certainly well be. _ _ have already petitioned Corigreas to adopt such creations of a 1967 CarnegIe Commission study) __ ____ __ __ (Or not going far enough to satisfy those inan amendment Itself or call a constitutional _ with two new bodies. A Public Telecomdtatrles, such as steel and textiles, that have been oonvuitlontodoso.U34statesact,CangreuWill ____ munIci" That would head the system with ______________________________________ be forced to call a convention. suffering the most from foreign competition they responsibility for administration and longtarm R.&I for 7SVS hii bHfl the principal regard as unfair. pinIrg. A Program Services Endowment, advocates of a balanced budget, railing against _____________________________________________ sainl.utcmo,nous of the trust,, would underwrite Fairness is what Robert Strauss, the president's On frseipsn&ng ways of 11* DSIDOUatIC ___ progr'im1ng. chief trade negotiator, thinks has been achieved in ( and the huge federal deficits SCIENCE WORLD co would increased from the current the new agreements. wbkh ' , level of has than 000 million annually to around _ ney tighten up the rules aimed at pvvmft $12 billion by 1996, with tall to come from Yet a* of the almdors, House members "dumping" of products on export market at an ____ ________________ fed" appropriations. First Odorless Home? Funding be A major am would be governors who came here for the second annual artifically low price, nd would set up. a sort ofinformal __ fees raised from Ucemlz commercial broadI I It 9_to in F at the T&W" Im Nevertheless, Mr.' Strauss must buck a tide of protectionism in Congress. We can hope for a trade . . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WISPS 411.211) settle grievances. • VA n cCNI*aJ?Ia I, INS PUSU4* 0 �- - .- .• + - .- ft + - - . - . .- -a - - V I c..:..n 11.raI,I+ ... qXllwa~4:X&I Mal 5 L SPORTS Monday, Feb. 12, 1979 Bear Bryant Injured Winning Pole For Daytona 500 Picnic For Baker - pole position for next Sunday's Daytona 500 was a "Picnic," said Buddy Biker, a driver obsessed with winning dock car racing's most prestigious A record lap speed of 100.049 mph Sunday put Baker on the Allison ran for fated lap Doe his at 194*, good John Rezek in the last low laps to win by a hall-car length. He was so Intent on winning, Petty said, he did not have time to worry about a six-car crash early in the race. "I was too busy driving to worry that I had just missed being Involved In an accident," he said. His bother, Richard, has not won a Grand National race since the Firecracker 400 in who won the ARCA 200inlle race. He proved himself an driver - although it was his first race behind the wheel. "You don't really feel the strain in four or five laps of said young Petty, a who was wearing one of his father's old uniforms for luck. "But 80 laps ... that's different." The young driver held Off like going toSs picnic again after a long absence." the No.2 position in the $500000 Daytona 500. "That's one race I've wanted more then any other," said Baker, who has gone without a win for 69 races end two years. "To me, because I've been so close, so many times, I guess ft's become an obsession. I just have to win that race. "It's exciting tobe back inthe thick of things," he added. "Iii The soft-spoken Charlotte, N.C., driver also won $50,000 by reaching the finish line first in the SOmile Busch Clash. He averaged 194.384 mph in the race that pitted him against eight other pole winners of 1978. Baker's victories were over. shadowed by the spectacular perLonnance of Kyle Petty, 15, pion who 1977, bat he could not have been happier Sunday. Despite his flashy win, Kyle Petty said he goes back to being just another member Of of his father's crew. The elder Petty did not fare qualifying record, was clocked at 194321. Both will be back Thwday in twin 125m11e races that will fill out the red of NORTHPOR'r, Ala. UPI) - Paul "Bear" Bryant, football coach of the University of Alabama, was reported Improving Sunday at a hospital here where he was being treated for a cracked rib and bronchitis. University spokesman Tony Giles said Bryant's physician, Dr. Hayse Boyd, had told him that Bryant's cndltion was good. Giles said Bryant fell last week as he was getting out of a shower and apparently cracked a rib. After several days of pain Bryant sought medical attention and doctors discovered he had a respiratory problem. Bryant was admitted to the West Alabama Geneial Hospital Saturday. a field Of 40 CaTL Baker's obsession may be the Daytona 500 but fellow NASCAR drivers said It was the well in Sunday's qualifying runs that established the front row for the Daytona 500. Ten drivers did better than his speed of 191.273 mph. Cale Yarborough, a three-time NASCAR cham- Green In Bathtub Tumble track held the old - Busch Clash they looked forward to, since It was not strategy that counted but flat- - u o t. Sweeps Sports .. 3, lw:_ ') N __- - tn-, Parade . . Hawaiian ..-. ...... .;. - By MILTON KICHMAN ~~ ''IV Th. Russians Wore Coming . NEW YORK (UP!) - You had to feel sorry for poor Gerry Qsevers. Nobody had eves bothered telling hun the Rus.lana were coming like they never had before, which was bed enough, ; but what turned the whole thing into a complete disasta was that they all were coining at him Ths result was that a superbly disciplined Soviet National team hi.woutthsNHLAllhtvsl4atNadiaonSquareGardenSunday night and that the 3$-year-old theever, locked upon the coinpidily unexpected one-sider as some kind of persona) :' -. . - '. - •--.-•- - - . • -. - -. •':. .: -- $ __ :iy- . He *iot1&t have, though, because other members of the All, Star., like Bobby Clarke, Denia Polvin, Borje S&nllng and Barry ' Beck, all felt responsible for what happened as theevers. .. As PotvSn pointed out, "they had more of a system going for N Ibsen then we did." He w absolutely right about that. Clarke BRANTLEY'S KEI Th CARSON STRETCHED BY MAINLAND'S DORSON iaId'1heyy better hockey team than tM t about 1* was righ After the rout was over and the Russians had skated we ... ... Ice holding the silver Challenge c proudly alon, around a theevers agreed completely with the rest of his beaten team-. mates that the winner, are as good a hockey team as there Is . , anywhere in the world. . "I played very poorly," Qieevers chided himself, sitting huddiedinhdaIocker1ongarmanyoftheothsrsintheloseri' quarters had dressed end gone. "There's no one I can blame myself. The defense did exactly what I asked them to do. I'm a majorisigus goaltender and I'msupposed to make Mops. I didn't. Lyman emerged the big our of the goals they scored were directly attributable to me." - C P'-aosreieislnt rat period, but at winner in last weekend's AAA h* 1l1 dMrict 8:41 Of the Wffitons, t%ath loris Mt1 voted lbs Sividf . - - -. Lyman .. - ------ -. -, ,, ..-' Matmen '' . Advance to break per in eight rounds and poor psitlng was the reason. So Green worked abq* a.doç hours on the practice green, two Sytab, walked down behind the R'"' bench and loudly thrsdinsdto pull his team oil the Ice If the AUStin dida't cool It. i.I' , Ovi do, 1k District 4A0 . Championship Generally, the Soviets gave as good as they got and dominated 102- Doug Lesley (Lake Howell) .. the NHL's bed players In every department. They oi*ikated d. Olin Wade (Santord) 5.5)10David Henley (Lyman) d. Rich them, o p,d them and cut-laM.d this's- The Russians never Farmer (Lake Iraffihsy) 1-0 (01). 14 tç end were skating as hard at the and as they were at the ,, HIICI ref. . -. Mart. When they .iwpris.dths AUStin mcd, however, was with over John Hill (Spruce Creek) (OT). .. 23 - John Stagliano (Lyman) d. .% their tromeadose showing en defense. Howell) Rcbeils (Lake 1-3. IN Jep _____ they?" kicked - John VonLohi (Gainesv ille ) d. toweling himself on eft.r coming out of the shower. "We knew Gioflr.y Jackson (Daytona 1.0. 131 - Phil Sthey were U Mrong oileitvely but we dida't think they were Mainland) marsh (Lyman) d. Borrow Lindsey ... that good defensively. (DiLand) 134. 142-ChasPow.n 4 gems plan?" a radio man asked (lane, (Lake Brantley) d. Sieve Tucker P "What was y .. Lake Howell) 1.1. IHK.lffi ( f Miching a mike under his no.. McCauley (Daytona Mainland) d. For a Imtas, Clarke looked as If he was going to laugi'Sob Solomon (Lake Howell) 6.2. 10 LYMAN'S ERIC SMITH UNDER G-VILLE'S VONLEE 'Geme plan?" he said. "The score was $4 whatever plan we - Melvin Mellon (Lyman) d. Np. bert Cooper (Spruce Creek) d. ! have had obviously nothing worked." Howell) 1-1. Canton Slocker 1: RI thin, Bobby Clarke pot to the very heart of the matter. UNL-Mlke Salkis (Spruce Creek) ! TWRusim.play.dsoaipublywslltogsthsrthatthsymadsths p. Lan caavers WsI.and 3:0. Teams pkins. a ____ Polvin, playing with. separated shoulder, said he thought the Los. e. Ssvleisshitd be gins audit for having shown the type of coutrol . hichoy they didapisut the All-Stars. Y 4 Teams To Soon, 20 "I ti they're as good as the bed in the N % Ilig11," said the New York islanders' defensive Mandout. William Scott scored 30 points too much for MUwee, 36-12; Fay Lekeview, 36-34. jjgi .nI'1 ' Harry '-' of the Bodes Brutno, serving as T: of Robinson scored 24 points as ad Girls Junior vanity games managers, was among those in the lesers' team dropped, a 24 verdict to end Vince Presley ded 17 r ie*ait genital he Saturday as Lyman prevailed Jackson bights topped South saw Michelle Rapisardo score 'dreedeg room. W n someone asked him w he 4 $ say Orlando Boone Saturday, and 3141; the Seminole, Points In South $'ioWs 36. about the game, he thought a moment and said: "What cea I IowsrWtheteam'srecirdtol' over Sanford, 1744, In Seminole Youth Sports. Tuikawilla - edged put 15 10 win over Jackson HIIgiÜ. ?" iation's travel league, opens tudsy 'Den'I you have any reaction?" Ma qeeitloisr ____ peru.d. ___ at a sits to be Assoc despit. a pair of li-point per"may' Si n d en formances by Isaac Williams . . . - -.:-:- (Lake ____ Topple Lyman ______ siis Electric Boys Close Out 12-0 _kegl.r's __ + __ Korner _ ___ GEORGE DOES IT - - __ - ____ - - - - - - - k CRESTED BUrFE, Cob. (UP!) - Jim Bergh, in his third victory this season,' raced to first place In the weekend giant slalom event of the Colorado Pro Ski Tour. Bergh, Boulder, Cob., moved into first place in the overall tour standings after beating Tim Long, 22, of Durango, Cob., Saturday by only 1.4 seconds in the second run of the finals. In third place was Swiss Eric Rogenmoser, who skied past fellow countryman Nestor Burgener when Burgener disqualified in both heats off the consolation runoff and finished fourth. - - ' 'Df AVIP.!9 fC #tiV ## UX/, ffm* OW AW - CA 55/DY - - p'aiprn of 7A'i ',w,qr M 4i M-44001' Awe r,4 mvww SArI - AOW 03 14 ' - 1 Band Innovator Dies CINCINNATI (UP!) George T, (Red) Bird, the originator of creative marching :. band shows, died Saturday at his home. He was 78. '-' A funeral service will be Tuesday afternoon. Bird, a nationally known mtalclan, is -: credited with pitting swing into the marching band halftime show at football games. He " retired two years ago as entertainment director of the Cincinnati Bengals of the NFL. Bird had been band director at several ..' - /* By Cincinnati and Dayton arm h10 schools and ____ , - - ' - - + - - _____ .- - .• * - - + -- - - - - ____ ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) - Princsss Toby, Biddlig Bold and Feulile D'erabls held a field 0111 fithesandmeres in Monday's runuing of - Ii: - ______ - - P. :; . W ____ ___ + 11. -- ____ - - _____ - - _ - '' tr 11 1 - ,.-' _____ - - - - - ,,, -- s - - _srn_ ______ ____ - DeniM ____ - - 1 _____ _____ ______ -- ____ ds$.t4IsCkePaSUu.$,i. Sparks Victory Listening to Philadelphia Coach Billy Cunningham, one would think he attaches great significance to the 76er,' 107-99 .le....... &k vwwiy uvvr lily £aI..I... AII41BILV the $45,000 Santa- Lad& Handicap it Santa Park. The winner's share in the 11.11 mUs event was*at$X7,ISOUaflhl baisiarun Princess Toby, who $.Ld.d lswth &mday In the La Canada ftkM wili carry d Ix 1011111111411. T110 'A vdd dmi 'dThbin, WIN two racesl.etyeerw$th ' hailiig stretch rm.Between w - she ieet in GOALS TO C70 + 5 Pro + \ Siandav't Result Sovi et Nationals 6, NHL All Stars 0 Today's Game Toronto at Chicago Tuesday's Games Colorado at N.Y. Islanders Vancouver at St. Louis Basketball 14 a 060 .2 W"J Am , - . ' + - () .. '' -. ( '. - - S*lx7Rl* b Polyester - / ,- . .. - - ( ( " POWER STREAK 78 -- .~-. - - + ( ( ( . $ 2 2 (I - *71-23 blackwall plus $1.63 F.E.T. and old tire + - _____ In double figures. Johnson [1.ave and scored 12 points. Reserve forward Tom Boswell, tHSWIOtbI _____ 075.13 _____ Ezs.ta F75-14 078.14 - H78•l4 078-15 ________ H78-15 WIltevall SANFORD-ORLANDO SATURDAY MATINIS First Race, S-Il. C: 7 Princess Rita 14.10 3.10 7.00 o 2.50 ----- --- a... . :,, . sass. _____ 111-00 52.03 132.21 $33.50 $31.71 1222 $238 $281 $3410 12+41 $37.00 $266 cn' niwi c Tough fiberglass belts help keep tread action firm for Biting edges of 50traction. specially designed head help keep a grip on Curves. Double polyester cord body plus add durability. Here's Goodyear quality, plus a hard-to-beat low price. 3.00 uume 171-13 white 11 plus $1.ur.c.T. and old tire 2 CSki 14.40 3.10 2.60 S Nancy Crash 2.40 2.10 I Tally Bessie 4.20 00(2-2) 74.111 Q (24) 11.00; p (3. 1)45.11)1(2-1-4) 351.10. Time 31.47. All Fourth lace, S-Il, D; road. In almost any kind f weather, Ti.mpos 10,000 hard-working tread edges give you the grip you need. And with radial conslruction, you get a dividend In gas-saving economy. Gil Tiempo - the one tire that does it all. AM aeai5.l. N lapsil sir sizes On almost any Lube&OIIChange I= 135, CavsMms $1 Thick Robinson scored 24 pekes end pulled down 15 rebnsde 1.4 sIght PbeesIx players In double ftgwes and the Sam had 16 reheada their highid 1dM this seasa. Their 3$-paint margin w also a wor $588 _" $2+ 3-4 078-14 $42.50 1478-14 $45.10 $43.50 $253 $278 $2.55 141.71 $10.8 12+82 53+11 - 078-15 1178-15 L75-15 ;;;; P115/75113 P195/75114 P205/15114 P215/75114 0171 FIT. 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PIes F.I.T. d cli tire , ,naI,i Ca .1w4 S4 M4 W a ..,.. . *' Iiac$vaiI OUR SIze PRICE MIN IIEC* - It we sell out of your ills we will hue your a lain check. assuring future delivery it the adertis.d price. - - 7 Karen's Fox 11U~~~~H SUPERBUYSI Transactions Ws + + Dlvlson-leadlng Washington Bullets Sunday. "I have a great deal of confidence in this team," he Slid. "There's some doubt sometimes.. Wa have our share of peaks and valleys, but if we play at the level we did today, College especially on defense, that's the key to the playoffs." Darryl Dawkins, darting in place Of Injured foe-ward Julius Sunday's College Basketball Erving, scored 24 points and Results By United Press International Eric Money, whom Phila. mit delpl*la obtained In a trade to Albany St. 75, Elmira 36 replace Injured All-Stir guard Calif. (Pa.) 75. Edinboro 73 (701) City St. 136, Mercy 101 Doug Collins, chipped in with 15 Jersey John Jay 61, Lehman 47 astbs7ierscvtthe Bullets' lead Rhode Isla nd 79, F. Dickinson 34 to foor, genes Collins will Midwest undergo foolanrgzy today thet UCLA 3d, Notre Dame 57 will sIthil". Mm for the rest of West the regular se.nj, The 14oct.11 Dawklns, dart- PacilIc-Cal. 7$, Long Beach St 73 Lag up front with 7-foot-I Caldwell Jones, found the outsid, to his liking. He canned four shots from 20 fed out ina Sunday 13-point third quarter that Baseball Oakland helped the Sixers build an 8447 as manager.- Named Jim Marshall lead, which was needed to Basketball Philadelphia Announced the withstand a fourth-quarter signing of swlngman Marion Washington rally that cut the mond to a 10 day contract. Red. Coldes ftelin 10 IsFon1scored24points and Dave Cowens added 21.B*on, fl.1J under Cowepg, is now one.half game behind New York In the Atlantic Division standings. a--n- -racm U% ~ 1111110 Bantam Mike hit 20 of his game-high 36 poInts in the first half and lUcky Sobers added 20 U Indiana sflaM).d a three. game losing streak. Arti. GOMM had 26 for 01cago End Mickey Jclr4son added 15. Illness Junior Brkanan scored 30 Points. Six other' Bucks scored by Alan Mover New Orleans 101. Detroit 105 4+10 a Wright Haven 4+50 3+40 2+60 I Mineola Rhoda Houston 113. Seattle 101 00 (4-4) 15.40; 0 (2-4) 15.20; P (4S Manatee HalVe 700 320 Sunday's Results 7 Alert's Mr. E 300 2) 41+S0; T (4-2-1) 114.00. Time 31.1$. , /4//l'EDQ'5} i gEc,,,. Boston 107. New York 102. Third Race, S-IS, M: 7XE 0(5-I) 1440; P (IS) 3300; T (I-S. is aft. 2 Manatee Princess 16.00 4+10 3.60 7) $710. Time 311$. Z4'?Rt7 New Jersey 104, San Diego 1 Alert's Doug 3+20 2.10 Fifth Race, 5-14, 0: -.. ,y,q + o/t% .4n1RP WIVNFR 96, aft. 1 Ripreila 2.60 10.50 5+00 3+60 1 Rawlalent Philadelphia 107 , Washington 7 RanierJ 0(2-4) 3360 ; P(2-4) 11 5 . 5 7.20 3.50 0;T (2.1. /4' 7''E \1 Li,.k 99, all. 1) 149.20. Time 32.09. I Tandy Dandy tOO g.yf,4b rnveft ,+'t .5crA,*k Indiana 110, Chicago 105, aft. Fourth Race, S-il, B: 0 (1-7) 24+60; p (1-7) 52.50; 1 (1-7. 11 Milwaukee 126. Denver 1 Viv's Bugle 51. $) 501+60+ Time 31.99. 10.20 5+10 1•l0 aft. 6 Marie Arm 4+60 3+00 Sixth Race,5.16, A: -,/eKE6OOPcoR24P//v74fOVe4'A Kansas City 104, Los Angeles 6 UI Toots 3.40 IL 20.20 12.40 610 2 Tally Burt : i Caq/,-Y6 F4. -GOAL 7.fI,9(zoox, 103 0(1-I) 3240; P (1•6) S4-40; T (1-44 Manatee Sugar 1.10 6.20 /, M f qopF /'' 04',915 Phoenix 136, Cleveland 101 409•I0. Time 31.79. 3 Kalki Kan 7+00 2) San AntOflio 125, Golden State Fifth Race, 2, C: 0(4-4) 94.00; P (4-4) 41110: T (4.4. ,4 ,".7'/7474' 101 6 Dave Pear 11.20 6+60 5.00 3)2,113.40. Time 31.79. - -'SI) nceit Portland 91. Atlanta $7 1 Rajaster 4+50 3.60 .+17' Seventh Race, 5-16, C: Today's Games 710 2 Paper Lace I0•10 6.60 4+00 3 Sally Red -. " -, 1. t4. (No games scheduled) 0(1-4) 2940; P(4-1) 104 .40; 1(4-II Communicate 6.60 3.00 Tuesday's Games 7 Josh Moss 4.10 3) 311.00. Time 39.52. .. . Kansas City at New Jersey Sixth Race, S-IS, A: 0(1-2) 320; P(2-I) 141.50; 1(2-iLos Angeles at Cleveland 3 Kim's Pick 5.50 4.00 3+60 7) $54.40; Time 32.34. Indiana at Houston 2 Hasty Go 13+00 7.20 Eighth Race, 5-14. B: Denver at Chicago 4.00 -+ 5 Foreign Diplomat 7.50 3.10 2.10 7 Mr. Manager New Orleans at Portland 0(2-3) 340; P (3-2) $9.10; T (3-2 16 6 Billion 3.10 7.50 Washington at San Diego I Cassman 1.10 7) 321.10: Time 31.39. - -i . Seventh Race. 7.16, B: . 0(54)12.10; p (5-4) 3940; 1 (S-S. 4 Mineola Tommy 16+60 4.20 3+00 1) Time 31.53. it -,1;. 5 My Names Scott 3+10 3.50 Ninth Race, 5-14. 5: 11 Hockey I Mick'sOutlaw 4.20 19+60 1.40 6.20 3 Addadis s Jerry's Flyer 0 (4.11) 24.10; P (IS) 91.10; 1 (4-51+10 $60 NHL Standings 5.60 3) 1S91.20. Time 4447. S Mineola Irene By United Press International Eighth Race, S-iS, A: 0(4.5) 4140: P (II) 12- 50; T(4$-, . Campbell Conference I Manatee Steve 5.60 3+60 2.10 SI 111.40. Time 32.02. Patrick Division ' ' . I LCS Baby Face 6+60 3.50 Tenth Race, S-IS, A: W L T Ps3 Deenelle 4.20 50.20 13.40 8+00 6 Big Heart NY Islanders 76 33 910 Jivin Jake 0(45) 20•40j P (1.4) 5110; I ($42+80 3+10 NY Rangers 29 IS 5 63 I Nancy's Best 1+10 4)332.40. Time 3114. Atlanta 29 22 4 62 Ninth Race, 'i, A: . 0(4S) 38-40; P (5-4) 270.50; T (4.5. Philadelphi 7] 16 11 57 2 Toqneless Gift 250 2.10 3.40 5) 111.50. Time 32.02 Smythe Division 5 Spider Slew 4+00 1.20 + Eleventh Race, S-IS, 0: WLT -".". 2 Husker Smoke 5+00 5.00 250 2.20 1 Sparky Scott Chicago 19 21 9 47 0(25) 13.00; P (2-5) 21.00; 1 12-5I Miserly 100 2.20 Vancouver 15 29 1 43 3 Essie Express 7.70 1)19.10. Time 31.91, St. Louis 13 35 7 33 Tenth Race, 5-11, TA: 0 (1-2)10.00; P (2-I) 21.30; 1 04Colorado 12 33 S 32 3)31.40. Time 32.00. I Norm C. Eckert 5.10 3.10 2.50 Wales Conference 1 Hard Crash 6.00 5.00 Twelfth Race, at, D: Norris Division 1.00 3 My Lucky Pro 1.00 7.40 12.20 2 Snow Job W L T Pts. Ii 0(11) 45,00; P (1-1) 44.40; 1(1-1Manatee Grady 6.20 10.20 Montreal 31 9- 7Cl -, , ?L. ,, -. -_, •U ,ruv rvrv 4•0 Los Angeles S3 23 24 7 Eleventh Race, 5-14, B: 0(1-3) 35.40; P (3-1) 91.10; T (3-1. Pittsburgh 21 73 I 50 S Slippery 11.10 9.40 720 01 255.50. Time 39.14. Washington 17 29 42 3 Brave One 11.20 3.50 A - 4,539; Handle $314,542. Detroit ii 29 11 36 4 Black Ava SATURDAY NIGHT 3.00 Adams Division Q (35) 247.50; P (5-3) 1109.10; 1 First Race, 5-14,0: W L I Pts. 6 Manatee Penney 10.50 1.60 4.60 (5-3-4) 909.40. Time 32.124. Boston 32 13 9 73 Twelfth Race, 7-14.0: I Definitely 5.00 4.00 Buffalo 71 19 fl 6.60 4.60 2.10 S3 3 Flirty 3.60 2 Cactus Debbie Toronto 21 22 10 52 6+20 1.00 0 (I-S) 34.40: T (4-1-3) 233.10; 3 Proud Zelda Minnesota 21 24 7 4 MIck's Cosmos 49 Time 31.10. 2.60 Saturday's Result 0(23) 34.20: P (23) 90.30; T (2-3Second Race, S-IS, C: Soviet Nationals S. NHL All. I Jones Boy 7.50 1.00 2.60 4)17140. Time 450. Stars 4, all. A - 4149; Handle $340,092. 2 Shabbona 1.10 2.10 09 .1 0 - - -. .. - -,, - -". . - - - Santa Anita Horses Go 11, ____ - - - - - - - ' -- - was at Massillon his school when Paul Rfl fl was the school's football coadi, - - ____ COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) -The top-seeded player of the $25,000 Futures of Columbus Women's tennis championships is Janet Newberry of St. Petersburg, Fla., who will be in an opening day match Monday. Miss Newberry Is one of six players to represent the U.S. in Wightman, Federation and Bonne Belle Cup competition. She faces unseeded Iva Budarova, 18, of Czechoslovakia. Seeded behind Miss Newberry is South Africa's Yvonne Vermaek, who won the first women's tournament here in 1977. She opens Tuesday against Jane Stratton, Salt Lake City, Utah. - 1. Dawkins _______ Newberry Top-Seeded - - ____ - . - - Bergh First In Slalom. . by Alan Mayor "O"E " Dumped ___ BOSTON (UP!) - Defending champion Boston University meets Boston College in the finals of the 27th annual Beanpot tournament Monday night for the hockey championship of Boston. The Terriers are in the finals for the 16th consecutive year, having won the trophy nine of the last 15 years. BC has not beaten BU In the last 10 meetings, since the 1976 Beanpot final. In the consolation game, Northeastern meets Harvard. BUIs No.iin the East and a solid favorite to win their 11th Beanpot. BC has won the second most titles (nine), but the 6-10 Eagles are struggling. Wins Raiders ntor or _ 1 NSA Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pct. OS Wshngtn 37 16 .495 Phiha 32 19 .627 1 New Jersy 26 26 .500 iO1/i Plew York 25 33 .431 14'.' Boston 23 32 .411 15 Central Division W L Pc?. 01 San AntonI 33 21 .579 HouSton 31 23 571 1-'7 Atlanta 21 .526 3 Clevelnd 21 31 .312 11 Detroit 19 37 339 131,,z New Orins 19 37 .339 131/i Western Conference Midwest Division W L Pct. GB Kanss Cty 31 20 630 Denver 30 21 526 5½ Mllwaukp 21 34 111 12 Indiana 22 33 .400 12"7 Chicago 70 35 361 14'.'7 Pacific Division W L Pct. OS Seattle 31 70 .630 Los Angels 35 21 .625 Phoenix 33 22 600 1V7 Portland 27 25 .519 6 San Diego 21 30 474 81/1 Golden Sit 25 37 .439 10', Saturdays Results Boston 106. New York 102 By United Press Intersatlosal Boston U. Eyes Beanpot - __ In the junior varsity travel ___ Mo p, Lyman also wofl by a Suiford 13edsic dimed I _________ _________ Caretyn Salts 1: Ivelyn Senses mar with Greg Pilot getting sa Jut Boys Bstbsli Cei*era Jeiwuly Walker Co. sijisay Tl *'zi • s isesre 4a3 loss Weottoll 17 points for the ilasers and 5*Ml$: kilvy Firs lii: Ml: 104$ "Wft sTaissenest Ho. 1.41-li: pj. 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I g Deane $J5$ CN$15: listen NaovNes 305a Cseitei $51 Is)Wrnsefly a-TVi IsSv Hastwen2 044. Stacy Smith SIMINOtI U Mien 1 H 3. : . MV$TUVLAiaS$ yLopIs-Ili. ,l15.11Sa SWII Dey'J 110.17$ 411: M**r-'llss Os 14 4. OlfYl WillIams 3 14 . Johnisa 31-17. LamS 4145, cram IL4VY. IaMU SpOutS IWS 1131 leiW Iper 113: 00410 11111$ loper So IS1S Q.ebert' soUred, 13 pito $TommyCreckeit S 14 0. Geere $3. .ASIS' a $isIWSs Des CamsH3$44,$es*7$5 '' 0' cc 10: wswt*+W, ge Ua,v Castes NeeM3a SIN 11W 1R$$4 + 11100% I H 3. - Wtiij 30.) -p Robq.n) H _op,, H 4. 'I4.$ ku Isck$er. 151-10: pei Ceek $1: Larry $0115 ills PSel $149: I' IINS4$31 *V* KWS*S W, 41*1 MIIIIm JevPvLISIV Sol$kv lo Jackihe .Hi1, *1*;1+. TotalS 17+1134. kewn 7141. Taleas 3$ -111S '3. ATLANTIC-- RANK: -Curtis LAKI CITY (flit *um) 1-111. a. Vsft •31 + Lskeu1awr1'tt'dT, lsdemslI54,TsrryCar$5nlH +*.i CaI 145 111: MerlIn 01$ VII?.. IP4ITIMe 1 L.Lm$ulIId I, Parry Hester .4 H 4. BIas Williams S kS 14. KeNWPS.731. 53-4 13, FINNs lila Iwipi krr Will- Sairteen p4I 0 4* epIll. in ISSIIUTTU TINS $CkIotuSHL .ieckisn I 54.14. 1us$ I 1.1 3. 's .W1. IV. Isle'. 17$: Nermo surlsmu Mum A ITISSI u.sllum*ns vn. 32 pusta lied 5S5 eNt $*15W7 ills. 1H&Totils131.2fl Totals3l 154171. -. ._i.vWrSe1*awIrS. liuIIV -1iI SPV P*SSV u1.$$$erøaeøw IIeg.,36 HatNIm: Lake Cow so Semlusis uIs Sides WW----- -- ----- *le+itS.. YSlaitY girls. 5lI5:- -Siu*tIslesNtI Ii iá45 5 34. hOst touts: Ism'ns$-* Lake pie. ___ ___ aw: 001$ ssiii..' -Nsá •atjmj .+__ .t!iL-11 -- TugobeIuiWssenW City 15. hisseS ei: $.N. - -+ - ' Brantley Oviedo and LOU BiiMlsy had l2 points each for Seminole. emerged high school basketball Brad Qtatoa and Doug Kit _____ winners Saturday night. each had 14 points In Bradley's Oviedo shot the eyss out of the victory. bt in a 7914 victory over APOPKA (Si): Rutland 9, TaylOr Se'ninol, while Bradley was a 4. Anderson 1. Richmond 2. Jackson $340) victor over game 3, Williams 13,. Shepherd 14. Totals 1 it 12-2050. Apopka IIANTLIY (13): Hall 3. LAKE "Weplay.dwsll,thsyjoathlt Dershlmer 11, Ciuxton 14, Kent U. 204-$ shaLe," Said 81h1l Trimbtol, Vochuonsi. Totals * U. BIU pm.. 'wat regy ____ 114us WU them getting SANFORD (14): Stephens 12, 12 buckets In the third quarter. Hicks 2. o. 10, Whitney :4, And they weren't layups, Thomas I, McCray 13, Helms -S Sutler 11. Totals 305.1014. either" OV 100 (71): on near Ko.inger sCored 36 Roland II, Ward 10, P51mev '1, pohda to Iod the Lions. Ned Meyer?, Scott I. Totals $ 33$ 7$ .iv - wtord ss, Oviedo . Stephens and Bruce McQay ___ , Dsviir Waft tt and rolled to in Prep Grab Sanford S 1 . - - - o - 1 - ., "IItrty It did with $54,000 and his 15th easy 7144 triumph over Ron. career victory. His career chland Academy ofKissimmee earnings now stand at $1,1t7,789 Saturday, marking the school's and the Hawaiian vi ctory seventh win In 11 starts. M Saturday's regional meet, also at Lyman. 24 shots. Lyman's Phil Summersil Although only four penalties were called, the third game was kept his unbeaten, untied string rougher than the first two. The body contact, In fact, reached a alive In winning his 19th pid In the second period where one of the Soviet officials, Victor straight match. 1 LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The Los Angeles Dodgers and defending NCAA champion Southern Cal played to a sixinnlng, 0-0 tie Sunday before 35,000 non-paying fans at Dodger Stadium. Both teams used four pitchers in the exhibition contest, with the Trojans collecting four singles off Dave Patterson, Paul Bain, Tim O'Neil and Charlie Hough. The Dodgers were limited to five hits. Liberty Breezes pay oil. including one while they were short-handed, and little Vladimfr Myshldn In their own net was positively Impregnable In Mopping . 1an's 'bssto three ho urs a day, and uw1t bell Lsom got 24 points from ' - HONOWIJU (UP!) -Hubert pushed him ahead of Johnn Green has won only one major Mller into h place oI1 the ll title in nine years - the 1977 time lid. Ledin the shuffleofGreefl'5 US.Open-andobvlouslyhe'd llketo win a few more, but he's flneplay -he hod f0wr0unch in the Ws including a 63 In the In no hurry. "The only tournament I'm third round - was a Mrci worried about right now," he finish by Fussy Zoeller. Still riding a high from his said, after winning the $300,000 Hawaiian Open Sunday for the first career victory two weeks second straight year, "Is this ago in the SO Diego Open, week's tournament, which Is Zoeller closed with a 65 Sunday to finish three strokes behind the Tucson Open Green at 1$-under 270. that won Green was near perfect in the Funy$33,400 and miade him the Hawaiian Open on a course years top money winner it deep In water and probably unplayable Sunday. The 'ast Larry Nelson also had a half dozen threesomes In the final round ploughed through a strong final round, a 67, and driving rainstorm accompanied that earned him third place it at times by winds of nearly 40 272 and $20,400. Charles Coody, Miller Barber and young Undy mph Green managed a final round Miller f inished another shot 69 for a 72-hole score of 21- back at 273 and won $1Z400 under-par Z7, a tournament each. Don January and Dan record. He went 69 holes before Halidorson followed at 274 for $5,675 each. miklrig his bird bogey Torn Watson, winner of five In the Bob Hope tournament, (keen failed to make the cut events last year but now thi far inlVl9, never wuafactqr tourand at a shot he finished In a tie for and wound ahead Of Lee Trevino. U.S. ___ Coming here he had failed MIlL .: F MVPofth.aerles,aooredth.flrdofhlatwogoa)aendVlctor wrestling tournament, Zblsétov bust Chianti again less than two minutes later with a crowning five Individual champions along the way. - short flip shot in hut of the net after the puck was laid perfectly The top four finishers ineach onNs stick from across the creasebyHelmnutBalder1s. The Russians poured In four more goals In the final period, weight class advance to this Dodgers, Trojans TI. Open t Pro Basketball IN BRIEF DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) - Widngthe Monday. Feb. 12. i975-7A • SPORTS 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. cenfnrd. Fl. -.- 4' . . DYEAR SERVICE STORE JIM NIM PHILL, MANASIR 535 W. PIIST STRUT SANPOID - PHONI 322.2121 STOU NOUN: MON.TNUOUINNI$AM..P.M.,SAT,$A.M..5PA. S �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Feb. 12, 1C7 OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BSP Names CPAs Income Tax Advice Knocked For A Loophole r Charity Ball DEAR ABBY: Referring to the letter from a Florida CPA: He amended your advice to the woman who asked about the seriousness of her husband's practice of pocketing part of his daily Income. The CPA quotes you as saying It was indeed a serious offense, and her husband could be fined or jailed or both. Then he goes on to say that you, Dear Abby, didn't go far enough—you should have advised her that if she and her husband signed a joint federal in return, she Is equally guilty of fraud, and therefore subject to the same penally. Your comment: "Leave it to a CPA to catch the omission." Well, the CPA is correct up to a point; however he didn't go far enough either! Had he read Section 6013(e) of the Internal Revenue Code, he would know that the spouse is relieved of lability under certain conditions. On omitted income, it reads: "The other spouse establishes that in signing the return he or she did notknow of, and had no reason to know of, such Benefactors By DORIS DIkTRICH OURSELVES Editor Beta Sigma Phi (BSP)ls tradition - and progreu. It is preserving and promoting culture. And love and charity - and that's what the Intornatlonal sorority Is all about. For years, the local BSP chapters and City Council, have sponsored a February Valentine Ball with the proceeds going to charities or deserving non-profit organizations, And 1979 13 no different. In the pt, there have been kings, queens and honorary ball chairmen. BSP has raised thousands of dollars for deserving causes. According to Helen Hamner, president of the BSP City Council, proceeds from this year's ball will be directed to Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole, the Henry S. Sanford Memorial omission." C.J.S.: TAX CONSULTANT VENTURA, CALIF. DEAR C.1J.S.: Leave It to. California tax consultant to find a loophole that was overlooked by a CPA. DEAR ABBY: A woman wrote to complain about bets who charge bald-headed men and those with lull heads of hair the same price for haircuts. She thought the baldles should pay half price. You replied, "SO how much should the barber charge the man with long hair that requires twice as much time for - • Senior Ci t izens To Host Valentine Dinner Dance a naircu The Sanford Senior Citizens arrived at the QvICenter find a now roof being put on the building so they cancelled the regular Tuesday's meeting. However, plans for a covered dish luncheon on Feb. 20 at 12 now were announced by President Laurel Rasey. Art Grindle Will be the guest speaker with the topic - "Senior Citizen Problems." Also prizes will be given for the but homemade Valentines in three categories: most humorous, prettiest, and most original. Members START LOSING WEIGHT TODAY Th NNf101IO$Ni5 1 5Iinstansd uhtra.r 11 Ia. s irids c pw paw SiM ezpi .vi of mud Is stal l • mu - "0 iNs iaar tap Ia.. Vail ud has-Pin, toad ss bwmulW .wg. sassi SIPS MIVII N 7W ISSIWIPIM awasify p iflscttw. as Wall 111 s*icmp PIai .5 muils paw to liii swmos V'S whis dMvt P" Tø lOSS .ste $udpiSss, ito -awistn cyds Pp aw "A Nstw 11 — .1-...- 4IIPI '11? •-' :'- - ----- -' * Ri' "tit SW 00 Monday, Feb. 12,1979-113 can also compete for a prize In Table Decorations by calling the program chairman Wilma Rasey. The club Is to sponsor the Federation Valentine Dinner Dance to be held on Feb. 14 at Altamonte Springs Civic Center at 6 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Rasey, assisted by other club members, will act as hosts for the evening. Tour director Doris Rogers announced that buses will take seniors to the Strawberry Festival at Plant City on March 3 or Mardi S Seniors are also going on a five-day Key West trip starting Feb. Reservations are available for both frf, For the Feb. 20 meeting, all members are requested to bring a covered dish by Mrs. Rose Burdett, so chairman. lOUflds ue .clip Joint. DEAR ABBY: My husband has developed the habit of taking long naps (from one to three hours) almost every night when he gets home from work. I think he Is anti-social and TV HIGHLIGHTS Goat" Gotdia, Abby! At my barber shop, in addition to the already Inflated prices, they charge a minimum 01 $2 extra for long hair. And no discounts for baldics. MB.M. DEAR M.B.M: Your barber EVENING 6:00 Q€4J0ONEWS ) AS MAN BEHAVES 8:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS NEWS 0A8C NEWS ID AS MAN BEHAVES 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "A Junior Beta At Woman's Club Coffee Formed - -. a) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7,30 (2) LIARS CLUB (1) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES GIN SEARCH OF... "Dia mond Curs" • FAMILY Fiuo CAROL BURNETI AND 8:00 (2) (12) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE When Mrs. Oleson takes possession of an elderly woman's home, the Ingalls chitdren create a monster to scare her off the property. (4)0 CBS MOVIE "Gone With The Wind" (1939) Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh. The stormy marriage of Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara is further tested by her professed love for Ashley Wilkes. (Part 2 of 2) The casts of "Eight Is Enough," Family," "Love Boat and "," "Welcome Back, Koller." cornpete in a prime-time version of this game show. C LATE MOVIE "McMillan And Wile Two Dot. lars On Trouble To Win" (1973) Rock Hudson, Susan Saint James McMillan learns that someone Is trying to murder Sally's uncle, a prominent race horse owner. ________________ MORNING 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER Boy's Best Friend" Ted's mother decides to live with her 5:53 boyfriend rather than to marry (12) PTL CLUB him. -6:00 IiCTHE CROSS WITS . ... t-A) tAMI. DAY 0 ALL-STAR FAMILY FEUD Drama Students To Act AFTERNOON 12:40 0 CBS orry, It au evens FRIENDS Guest: Madeline out. Anyone who feels that the Kahn. he's getting isn't ID DICK CAVETT Guest: worth the trimming he getting Grace Paley. should stay out of barber uses these naps to avoid people. something wrong with a person He usually wakes up about who can't seem to get enough the time most normal people sleep? are ready for bed. Then he SLEEPER'S WIFE stays up and reads, eats, DEAR WIFE: Your husband watches TV, etc. He goes to appears to be sleeping far too sleep for the night about 1 much for a normal, healthy o'clock and sleeps like a baby person. Insist that he lee a until It's time to get up for work, physician for a thorough On weekends he sleeps most of examination. the day and all night, too. Problem? You'll feel better if I told him I thought he ought you get them off your chest. For to see a doctor, but he says a personal reply write to there's nothing wrong with him. Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, We're both in our early 50s. Cal. 90069. Please enclose Do you think he's just being stamped, self-addressed en anti-social? Or is there velope. a) BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "Carter And Country" A December 1978 conference on "America And The Carter Presidency" examined the cul. A local chapter of the tural and moral significance of (4)AGRONSKY AND COMPA NV (NON) (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE C4)OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) (4)30 MINUTES (THU) (.4)CRACKERSARREL (FRI) S NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 BUN5E RESTLESS NEWS oo EDUCATIONAL FRI) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE W1LBURN BROTHERS (THU) (4) KUTAP4A 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 8:49 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 (2)(l2) TODAY 0 MONDAY MORNING (NON) QD 0 TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN. ING @iOTHURSDAY MORNING (1'b'li,) 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA SESMIE STREET 7:26 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 7:30 (2)(I2) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERICA • 12:30 (2) NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) PASSWORD PLUS 1:00 (-2) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES @ MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS -.. asALLMT t,flIWPItN 1:30 (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 U ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) (12) ThE DOCIOP.8 ntiin LIGHT 3:00 (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL S STUDIO SEE 3:30 (4)0 M'AS'H (A) ) ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE ODD COUPLE (NON. WED. FRI) (.4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL (THU) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES g BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (NON, TUE. THU. FRI) 0 KIDS WORLD (WED) (II) MAKE ME LAUGH S SESAME STREET 4:30 (1) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED 0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) ØAFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) (12) ROOKIES 6:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE S MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 (2) NEWS • THE 000 COUPLE OMERVGRIFF1N(WED) (12) BEWITCHED a) OVER EASY i(LAzA TW1I. H.p I;45, 5:51 PLAZA I The GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY PLAZA !VENY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE po \: TH F"41 95795 1 IAN 411. PASH IONS SANFORD 4 - - I / 11 MERLE NORMAN coMImcs1ol1tI.d 1AWIS PH. 333.2431 H PARK Aft, DOWNTOWN SANPORD as s0\04 '•i '4•' so of 46 0 Pool J* 5:8 EARS PIERCED 4 PRO - GRAMMING 8:30 (2) POPI GOES THE COUNTRV(MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. Drama students from the Woman's Club of Sanford at entirety later this month at the SnInole Community College an Elections Coffee at 10 am. college. will perform for members of Wednesday, Feb 14, at the club The final monologue will be National Junior Beta Club, a Carter's presidency. house, given by Alan Hicks as Edward leaderahlp.ervlce organization "Emily," a monologue from In "The Solid Gold Cadillac." for junior high-school students CDC BACKSTAIRS AT THE "The Bells of Amherst," will be Club members will begin the of America, was established on WHITE HOUSE The White I presented by Donna Marie morning activities with a coffee Jan. 21, at Teague Middle House changes from gloom to Sane. Mitchell O'Hear will andthenelectalldepartmental School, according to Principal gaiety with the defeat of Her. t Hoover by the vibrant appear as "Charley" from officers for the year. Balloting Jobit Angel. Franklin D. Roosevelt (John will be under the direction of "Flowers for Algernon." The National Beta Club with Andrson), but the onset of 14-4 11 A short scene from Effect of Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, club over 4,000 local chapters In the World War II and Maggie's 5:00 Gamma Rays on Man in the parliamentarian. Mrs. JiorandSenlorDlvisionsand retirement in 1939 drastically (4JSCAPTAINKANGAROO ____ Iii HI! thange the relaxed almos. Moon Marigold." will be given Eamond LewIs Is chairman of apçwoiImetely ii • sruoio SEE (NON, TUE. 152,000 mean- pher.. (P1.13 of 4) the by icig Icing a hostesses and Mrs. Philip bersin mu, FRI) the schools of 22 dates, 5 HOW THE WEST WAS l MlrniCartesasthe mother. The Logan is entertainment is now in its 41st year. •FOOTSTEPS (WED) : WON Josh encounters a beauplay will be presented In its chairman. The Jigijni. Beta Division, tiful widow and her retarded 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA established In 1911, now has a son who are engaged In an Membership of 51,318 in 1381 •xloaJv feud with business 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA FLORIDA" GERNORS (12)We rivals. HIGHWY swEiv ARRIVE AUVE chapters In 19 stales. 8:30 Mrs. Linda Shaker, Mrs SAcpoEuy LEADERS 'A (2)(12)TOOAY COMMISSION JJ Kathy Moore and Ms. Margaret Time Out Of War," "One-Eyed SUNSHINE STATE Fio,,dj Department of AcI,n,n,U,,tpon 0O00 M0N0 AMERI. 7lY4npaon were appointed as Men Are Kings," "Sisyphus" 00 fee d"TheDove."ILILIAS,YOGA AND YOU .0*6 0000 facy for the local 90.1 of.5 chapter. 10:00 9:00 p ". . (FOLOU GRANT LOU 51(5 Permanent officers for ir (2)(4)DONAHUE its year are: president BSrbSTI that a column written by a Tub My THREE SONS reporter (Ben Piazza) has IncitMOVE Lopez; vice president, Nicole ed a six-time killer to strike DINANII Provost; secretary, Heidi a) EDUCATIONAL PRO. n1tIr and treasurer, Ran. a) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS '. AM p, "John McEuen And Friends" .. 9-30 The local organization is iin ; • PARTRIOGE THE FAMILY 1;s composed of the following cijpitws los DICKCAVETT 9:55 100 @)UPSEAT I..- requirements neceuary for iiao .0 .", mumbsrp in the NMIial (2)STONIGNT Guest host: 0\ Wft Me purchm of I at 10:00 '•.s I'4 Junior Beta Club:Barbara Bob Newbart. Guests: Glen wriags. OD 0 CAMKK$ • ALL TH FAMILY (R) ,$buftI, .. RIG. L9S Lopez, Nannle Stonerock, /.'. (4) THE MEWLYWIDM Elizabeth Gallagher, Nicole ioao 3 Provost, linda Poole, Bob ford becomes FU Rockunwillingly I•s' (FOmI PRIcE IS RIGHT it Shnisr, Jim OWW9 Wayne Involved in small-town dirty 44 1100 BIniIstI,BIIIBCMJ,MaurIJn Pot" who pi.I$ forced 0 VoJentine Special 12:00 (2) JEOPARDY (4) THE YOUNG AND THE 6W= SPOLIcE STORY Jo. For- Wendy McIrman. rss*lesns ftsatac,lm.syn. me Brbsr, Lads Trimbi., J db aSe dsaNng in pornography IS muscling ft $ Y 8c''d.r,Mkb.11.Mar.diIh, beat Vickie Lopstklewiz, Heidi awth Sellers ad DSTId Erladsen. 12:37 "The 0 THE F.B.I. I' Judas HAL LINDSEY . . .i " J N WELLES SHAPPY""(*) 1130 WHEEL OF FORTIJIS (4). LOVIOFLfl •,Aaen.y FDA 11:55 (F•I4WS () 7:35 UOOv Tulsa** TU 5NNOw,oiuCcagD win. ma OPOIITI six U �M.nday, Fib. 12 1979 .-Evs.dø, HiraM, Milerd, Fl. ___________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICE TM Division of Environmental LAKEMARY,PLORIDA Services is in receipt of an ap. plication to construct a walkway and gazebo at the following described TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by pr0ps: Lot 16. Block 1, Hanover Woods, the Baird of Adlustm,nt of the city of Lake Mary, Florida, tfiat said P1st Bock 19, Pages 23, 26 & 71, Board will hold a public hooting at Official Records, Seminole County, 1:00 p.m., on Widneiday, March 7, FlorIda. Further described as beii 1919, to located off the Southeast ce Coaiioerarequestforavarj toaIloworsdfingambiIep,0 East Greantrs. Lane. q PrOPerty owners within o side setback from 30 to 10 flit, said properly befog situat, the PrOPOSed Prolect may make any in the CIty of Lake Mary, Florida comments they desire, in withIn 14 days, to Division of En. and described Lot 30. Block D. The Forest, as per vironmental Services, P.O. Box plat thereof recorded In Put Book 2469, Sanford, Florida 37171. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. 20, Pigs 19.32, Public Records of Clerk of County Court SemInole County, Florida. Said Seminole County, Florida property also commonly known as Publish Feb. 17, 1979 601 West Club Boulevard. The Public H,aring will be held in 0EG42 the City Hall, City of Like Mary CITYOF Florida, at 6:00 p.m., on March 7, LAKE MARY, FLORIDA $979, or as soon thereafter as Neficeol Public Hearing possible, at which time inteçestsd partifi for and against the request TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: stated above will be heard. Said NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by hearing maybscorWlnued from time the Baird of Adjustment of the City to time unt II final action is taken Y of Lake Mary, Florida, that slid the Board of Adjustment. Board will hold a publIc hering at THIS NOTICE shall be posted In 6:00 p.m., on Wednesday, March 7, three (3) publIc places withIn the 1979, to CIty of Lake Mary, Florida, at the a) Consider a request for a City Hall and published In the variance to allow for construction of Evening Herald, a flIaiPPolf a single family dwelling and to general circulation in the City Lake Mary, Florida, one time at reduce side set back from 23 feet to list fifteen (iS) days Prior to th, 19 teat, said property being situate in the City of Lake Mary, Florida, aforesaid hearing. In addition, notice shall be Posted In the area to and described as follows: Lots land 2 and West 15 feet of Lot be conefde.sd at list fifteen (15) days prior to the date of public 3, and South 14 feet of Street on cliv OP FEBRUARY 12 Prigram, 7 p.m., Seminole ::CoflnJty College. Will rim four weeka on Monday nig. Coil SCC Office of C'znmiuifty Sajcea_, MONDAY, Earlebmeit Marriage _____ ai 7 P.nL FIos'tds Fsdsrsl, marvsoide Sçdflgi. DI War1.p, 10 a.m., and noon, ItlElont Union idl&ng, Sidson Univaraft ,, Lmnd; 7 p.m., tIomuy Ward, IntsdMs Mall; 7:30 DeLind. _______ e Sebisi Liii,I., Ad,I..,3, C'l$ge, _______ 7:30 ____ r:I 11#, Jqeees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle SR ,A3tamog. Sprinp. TOfl Cbii. 71, 7p.m., oi*' Rat Qiurcb, yota1 Lake and Coii*ry Qub, Lake Mary. lard Al.Aauu, $ p.m., Firot Motho Mel(kp.lsy R.fl, $u'd LA, S p.m., 1301 W. pfrg _____ 1VAY,FEB1IUAAY13 Kki mere. bsiaot for laNced Qiamber of Co $ ..m., nber building. _____ ksrd $urtime, 7 am., sanmo'. Iu'Isa, 7:30 am., city hail, N. Emen. 1srd [Am, im. Lws $U1a, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 and SR 434. A1.1lk. lisdis'., Hobby Depot, 7:30 p.m., Fronch _____ _____ Anon., Sulord. O,irsn Aaua,.1ius,, 7:30 pan., Powsi' & Legal Notice Legal Notice CITY OP LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NeliceilPvbllcNewieg TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Baird of Adjustment of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said Board wIll hold a publIc hring at 1:00 p.m., on Wednesday, March 7, 1979, to a) Consider a request for a variance to allow for lifting a PlaintIff, mobile home and to reduce moor vs. setback from 13 feet to 10 fist said ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT property being situate in the City of Waring serial number Lake Mary, Florida, and described 3*1110 and tall number is follows: N1O1OQ, . DIhnII,W. NOTICE OP ACTION TO: Any patties having an in. tefew in ONE CESSNA 310 AIR. CRAFT bearing serial number 310. 00*end tail number NIOlO Q their heirs, assigns, and successors In in. tint, and all sons. Firma, Corporations Owning, Having or Claiming An Interest In or Lien On the Above DescrIbed AIrcraft. YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the State of Florida, ix ref Douglas CheshIre, Jr. Stats Attorney for the ligid. Florida John I. Polk. Sheriff of SemInole Cqy, PierIdL Ms filed a Rule *ö,Caus. In the EIghtisffi JudI tiroJit Court of Florida against and all psflies having an in. tt In One Cssna 310 Alrcr$f serial number 3101110 and mber N 1010 to sMs cause ,4!.the aforesaid aIrcraft should i: of If Seminole County, Florida pleld $itWes. You have 30 days from Fs.ary 4th 1979 to contact erabls Harold F Johnson Com ty Judge SOIISWIS _____ P5fly rd, Funds 33771,11 you Wiliness to .win to mis acttps or claIms to fIle agaInst ml aircraft. Otherwise, the Santi wiIlbeferfeItgdfotheuesof the'$ImonlfI if Seminole County i, sold at aiic AUCIesI. WITNESS my hand and seal of Ibis Court on the )ld day of Fobruary, ins. . (SIAL) 'ArUilw H. RidliwIth, is Clerk of the Court Dy: Jean U. Willie e'Sepily cie,t Board of County ' Publish: Fibrvaryl,3.7,S,9,11,1), 11. II. 10. 13. ii, 19.15.31, 00.17,O.Mardtl,L4,L3.7,I,9,l,, , , 0.11 IN VHS CIRCUIT COURT OP iNO ESSHTSENTN JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NO. N47*C*4S.S 'fit FS11NU liv $pwsat J1ttu.' TIMOTHY GALl ROSIRYSON NOTICI OF ACTION $TIP.PAUNTASOPTION PRANCl$ HARMON KNAPP EU UNKNOWN OU AIR HERESY NOTIFIED b bean 1usd. You are to weds y if your NleNWifU1UI.NIPV,IPIJIMIST. *1Il. P.O. Ru SIN, IamIa,4. PO 15771 is A$srns r use YedSlul, hs*$actlas.an.dfp.Ih. *0u cpert in and fur limblils County, P*hla.gnhepan.mlde1,at PISVNY. $79, OIhiOviiIss. a iirdgnrnl miy he 1Wi4 Nakiat *0 demand lo liiJ01INU. WITNIMMY HAND AilS ii. Count. *11 10* dip ___ '.'ØRT$IUI N. NC*WITH. JR. . Lil41.$lockE,ThlFornt,uper plat thereof recorded In PIat Book 20, Pags 49.32, PublIc of Seminole County, Florida. Said property also commonly known as 531 Hickory Court, The PublIc The Public Hearing will be held in the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida, at 1:00 p.m., on March 7, 1919, or as soon thereafter as ClInk if lbs CIftuit Clint Rumliso Iy, pj Dy: lelty M C ____ Inbusinesund,mefIctitiojsname at 1121 Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Seminolo County, Florida Intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court SemInole County, Florida. DATED thIs 30th day of January, A.D. 1979 Gerald 0. Myers . Jack N. Crews Publish Fib. 5, 17, 19, 36, 1979 DEG.23 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Adjustment. THlSNOTlCIshsI$Wped,dIn • EvenIng Herald, a SPSPI? general circulation In the City Lake Mary, Florida, one time at leS5t fIfteen (15) days prier to 11W aforesaid hearing. In addition, said notice shall be posted in the area tO be considered at least fifteen (15) days prior to the date Of Public hearing, DATED: February 6, in,. s. Connie V. Major CIty desk by vIrtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Pinellas County, Florida, upon a final judgement rendered in the aforesaid court on the 4th day of January, AD. 1979, in that certain case entitled, Nester Sales Corn. piny, Inc. db.a Florida Paint & AbrasIve, Plaintiff, vs. Herbert L. Kidwell, Joseph Kidwell and Ned Veske, b.a Profe5$lo$ Retinlebers, - Defendnt,' *htch aforesaid Writ of E*ecvtie, was delivered is Sheriff Seminole County, Floridi, and I have levIed upon the following discriMi property owned by Herbert L. Kidwell and to me Kldwell d.b.a Professional Refinlshers, said property being located in Seminole County, PIOIide, described moms particulaPly as follows: One (1) 1977 Toyota PIck Up V.I,N. RNII.0I.0NS22door, blue in color City of Lake Mary, Florida ins Georgie Boy Ocean Side Motor Home, Id No. 5MSi0014 Publish Fib. 12, $979 000.57 ________________________ - CITYOP LAKE MARY FLORIDA NilboaofP*blcNHnig TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVIN by the Board if Adjustment of tile CIty of Lake Mary, Florida, that said Board will held a public Miring at 1:05 p.m., on Wa*misday, March 7, 1919, to I) Consider a request isv a variance to allow for setting a mobile horns and to rce iI Nlback from 3011W to ii fiat and loffieCltyof Lakehtary, FISridI, and described sa Lat34IlockD,TlssForst,asper p1st lhirgil rsntai in p it 30, Page .a, Pwic Rush at SimIøole County, Florida. Said pregenly also canunonly iniown sa *3 West P wWa$Iin Boulevard. TM Public Hoai*s will be Mid in the City Nail, City of Labs Mary, Florida, at 5:05p.m., an 1979. on seen thereafter sa tess i.,usw imsiole, at partles fir and against lbs request sse above slit be hoard. Said Puoaflngmavbecsntliwed$omnmo belle In color both being stored at • foç', 434, Longwood, Florida. One Tool Uio, Penncraft, drawer, wIth mechanics tools miscellaneous and the undersigned $P.es'it of Slminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 AM On the 27th day of February, AD. 1979, offer for' sale and sell to the hlght bidder, for cash. subject to any and all esistlmsg Sins, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above described personal property. That said sale is being made satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution, JiM I. Polk to SherIff Seminole County, : D1G-Il CITYOPLAKIMARY, FLORIDA Nollcoel PUblIC HIarlag TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE II HERESY GIVEN by totlmsuntllfklaiidienlet$enby ISiS Boardol Adjustment if this City the Beard II Lake Mary, Florida, that said THIS NOTICE shall be posted in three (3) publIc lbs $oardwliltialda public hesrk at 6:05 p.m., on Wakiasday, March i, 'Cot 01 • at City Hill and p.ibllWuid in this 1979, to a) Censider a requet for a Evening *ald, a niwipapsr of vantoncstoailewflrcsnstrtianø imoral circulation hi lbs City Lake Mary, FlorIda. .w time at an enclosed pinch and to noduce miii Set hick from 00foet'to 1$ least fifteen 111 ys prbr to ma 1101. SlId JtIgIH,i being 5Nlfati in p p, fl05 seticoWssllbepsWsihs*sarsoso lIiSItyolLabs Mary, Fienldo,and dseãlbed N fellsin: be considered l them Let3.SlickC,theponet,sapsr days prier t, ml P113 thirsat rodihid hi Fist 550k hearing. P110 dp.N, Public REVdu of DAVID: February 3.1919 liminalo County, Florida. Said pro. 1 Cemle V.'Mir plity 5110 COmminly kalius is III Huh Phi1lIaties Boulevard. City o L*s Maqy, TbsPwbllcHoanlngslNbeMfi hi this City HoN. City if Lake Mary, 'epp PublIsh: paI3$,ify Florida, at 0:05 p.m, an MInds 7, DE 1979, .ir N INN *aroaiiir as 'pon%tt, at wilds time Worsted . . pirtis for and asMif this request slalod above with bo hoard laid Msr*.maybeceiijusdwomflme FLORIDA Istlmsuiiulflmsladiemlstahu.sby *0 Bsand if Adjvatmeii. THIS NOTICI INN be posted in lire. (3) publIc pines SlIhile lii City if Labs Mury, Fir, at lb. IUISIM 1TsTI City HI - pi*JI*il in lbs ______________ Luuiu Harold, nerspuir if SIsral Clitailatim hi hIsS City 00 I — — . ____ Be..faJt PHMB 10571 LN$&IISV PSI PSTsT,ette fLl JINJIry 15.19 Fobiwy ____ ____ ____ N, -. .1* ____ ___ ' • I' ____ __ :-.' leeS SINai 1$) dim ,,— -- ler to *0 rsld ueun ho sWum. said lcslbINboJuWulhi*sa,00l, Is sunuliursd sties StEam (Ii) dips pnsr Os SM 101000 pUblic. tD:F*, City Clunk City if Liii Mary, ___ lulls: Pobrusry 10. $339 1-.. — '— —'-- --------- - - City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the City Hall and published in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Lake Mary, Florida, one time at least fifteen (iS) days prior to the aforesaid hearing. In addition, said notice Shall be posted In the area to be considered at least fiftn (15) days prior to the date of public hearing, sConnle V. Malor City of Lake Mary, Florida Publish Feb. 12, 1979 DEG.33 ----.-- — ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. CLERK By: .5. Patricia Robinson Deputy Clerk W.C. Hutchison, Jr. HUTCHISON I MORRIS 230 North Park Avenue Post Office Drawer H Sanford, Florida 32111 (305) 3221051 Attorney for Petitioner Publish: February 5, 12, 19, 26, 1979 Defendants. SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE NOTICE OP EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS AND NOTICE OF HEARING DEG26 IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIflA TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON. LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NsflceifPublk Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Adjustment of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said ld will hold a public Miring at 500,p.., en Wasadsy, MacUi 1, 1919, to a), Consider a request for a variance to allow for setting a mobile home and to reduce side setback from 10 feet to S feet, said pm'operty being situate in the City of Lake Mary, Florida, and described as follows: Los 10, Block C, The Forest, as per pat thereof recorded in Plat Book 20, Page 49.52, PublIc Records of Seminole County, Florida. Said property also commonly known as 412 North Plantation Boulevard. The PublIc Hearing will be held In the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida, at 5:00 p.m., on March 7, ____ 2S"W.adistanceof2ss.flf,e$toth, POINT OF BEGINNING. Said The Public Hearing will be held in the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida, at S:00 p.m., on March 7, $979. or as soon thereafter as possible, at which time interested parties for and against the request stated above will be heard. Said hearing may be continued from time to time until final action Is taken by the Board of Adjustment. THIS NOTICE shall be posted in three (3) public places within the City of Lake Mary, FlorIda, at the City Hall and published in the Evening Hearaid, a ,,_ppeq of general circulation in the City of Lake Mary, Florida, one time at least fifteen (13) days prior to theaforesaid hearing. In addition, said notice shajl be posted In the area to be considered at lent fifteen (15) days prior to the date of public DATED: February 6, $979 Connie V. Major City Clerk City of Lake Mary, Florida 5' Publish: DEG42 —'-- — - -- • Before Publication iS- elp Wanted - SIDE GLANCES You'll be surprised at the space inside, quality in the present Swimming pool, fireplace in the FR & HUGE 20x20 master BR. formal DR & other plus features. Priced at $17,750 w-various terms avail. - Salesperson Baby Sitting in my home, Winter ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL.ANON Springs area. Responsible woman. 327.19)5. For famfllesorfri.ndsof newspaper space, create person. Apply in person to: rennia Instructions at all levels avail, at Bay Head Racquet Club. Single, groups & clinics. For info call Head Pro Doug Maliczows*I, 332.7343. Sanford, Fla. 32711 ___________________________ PSYCHIC advises on Love, & Personal dIrection. Denatls appreciated. JAMIL p.o. Box 10131 Eugene, Ore. 91110. Call 24 hrs. (103)-442441. 1$—tiIv nd ACT NOW! DIVORCE—$2O.I0--Ouarant.ed. Free details: KiT, BOX 791, Pompano, FL. 33031, 941407. THE ACTION I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE AGENCY February 12, 1979 ______________________________ FACEOWITHADRINKING PROBLEM? LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NMICI of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Baird of Adjustment of the City Lake Man', Florida, that said Board will hold a public hearing at 5:00 p.m., on Wednesday, March 7, in,, to a) Consldir a request for a variance to allow tot' construction a single famIly dweIIln, located in a WR.1AAA zoning classifIcation on a lot which has 39,005 square •:; instead of the required 40.000 square said propirt,t being situate in the Cityof Lake Mary and described as follows: Lots1,throughUandffieWeot ofLot27,BlocklOaANDLofsIl,$$, 1 36. Block 9, CRYSTAL LAKE WINTER HOMES,accirdingteml P1st Thereof as recorded in Phil o0k 2, Pages 114 through 11601 the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, AND that part of Vacated Fourth St,ist lying South of Floyd Avenue and North of Alma Avenue. The Public Hearing will be hold in the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida, at S:0S p.m., on March 7, 1979, or as soon p0, at which time Winsstod parties and against the request stated above will be bsand. Said hearingmaybecomdinuedfngmtlme to time until final action Is taken by the Soaid of AdMtfn.nt. THIS NOTICE shIll be psutui in three (3) public places within tha City of Like Mary, Florida, at the City Hall and published in the Evening Herald, ftewspaper Of general circulation in lbs CIty if Lab. MNy, Finds, ti at list fifteen (IS) days prior to lbs aforesaid Monl.. In addition, Said notice shall be Posted in this area ho be considered at least fifl.sn (IS) days prior dale if public for to His DATED: February 7,1979. °" V• Main CIty ClInk CIty of Lake Mary, . PUbliSh Feb. 12.1919 01052 PUBLIC NOTICE The Divisis if Sliviremmanial an * plicatian for lbs eidonsiiis atpnsaeii deck and censtructien if a beat iii at tile foihiiulop dowlbid proINty: ____ Write P.O. $0011213 Sanford, Floqldam71 Legal Notice INVITATION TO BID The Board of Trustees of Seminole Memorial Hospital invites b.JI upon th. following: Portable Defibrillator the Additional information Is avaiIabl at Office of the Materials Maneger. All bids shall be mailed to the Mstem'Iats Manager of the Seminole Memorial HospItal, 1101 East First Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. All bids shall be poStmailusd not later than the 24th day of February 1979. d shall be received in or W. day of March 1919. Openings of such bids will take place at the Office of the Materials Manager of the Seminole Memorial HosPital at 5:00 o'clock A.M. on the 5th day of March 1979. ______ _____ IN REm ESTATE o ROY I... SUMBALOUGH, OscOaled NOTICE OP AOMINISTRATIOII TO ALL PERSONS HAVINS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND AU. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the admInistration of the estate of ROY L. SUMIALOUGH, diCisuld, Pile NWIIbOF 7N.CP, is InWInU in ml Circuit Cisnt for $ISRk1O4COIWWy, Flinidi, Probate Division, the address if which Is SEMINOLE COUNTY COUR. THOUSE, SANFORD, FLORIDA. The pinhtial rWls.pWetive ii 1111 estate Is MARY VIVIAN BUM. BAI.OUGH, whese sidrius is $54 North Welilva Springs Road, "PoFtL Fionidi. Thi filMs Slid eddies. of the porsanil reprasan. tativs's atterney are set foh bs*. havIng cloims or demanda alBinoS lbs eoslo are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP THI FIRST PUBLICATION OP ' of liii *050 COWl a *v$i,i 11 II NY CIIIM al ditnand moy may Issue, lads claim mest be wnitbW slid IIWW indIcate lie basis far lbs delia. lbs aims sad ddIisS if ff55 CIW*0 or Islo asost or SttWRlY, and fil. amount dalmat ISthidilMisetyoldas. lbs 1011 wheli It W bstm dw shell be 13110W. If ml claim is CSlitilipis$ or usliquIdated, the ledwe if *5 uliowlawY Vifl hi Silted. 11*1 cleim is SOcinid, *5 1itty 011 be u1ba4. iii C5IflIlPl shill Oslhiitr uuiHiuust COIlS ClaIM 10*. clerk Is the ClInt 10 mail go OSdI PillInul iuiadv5. N pirsem Wsuss.l in Iks ufiss IS M ICON if *11 HillS at diu1h1ISWIIlSS boB boon millid are NRuino3. WITHIN THIS, MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP THS FIRST PIIOUCATI0N OF TNI$NOTICL10IIloISy*I.IIIS.S -. Hue list diathinge ma vSlWltvif*oti-ms will. Iii ______ Ivalificatlins SO this pensssai ,sprupj_h1.I. _____ Is omue an I. .. - - S acres, 2 BR, 1g. FR, Sc. porch. 5.30.900. MAYFAIR, beautiful 31½ central H&A sparkling clean, many extras. 1 yr. warranty. $29,000. fenced, nice residentIal 24—Business Opportunities able large stalls with office spate or storage space. LIGhts, water & compressor included in rent. Lindy's Auto Center 11.92 & - ;'L.aks Mary Blvd.. Sánlooct, Fla. 3Q5.3fl.3%9Q or 305130.4537. . - - S.. - TWO STORY 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CAcPE1INC., 1 CAR GARAGE ON 13th BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH,CEN. TRAL HEAT, CARPE'TED, FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD. GOOD ASSUMABLE MORT. GAGE WITH $7,000 DOWN. $227 MONTH. 322.2949 only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323-5670 Mariner's Village. 31—Apsrtments Furnished Apis. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. ROOM, KITCHEN EQUIPT, 2 cAR IARPORT. BEING RE. OEIORATED. $39,900. ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM, CARPETED, CLOSETS GALORE. EVERYTHING OVERSIZED PLUS 2 CAR GARAGE. A SHOW PLACE NEAR DOWNTOWN. ONLY $32,000. CROCKEIT LOG HOMES Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668.8335 We nail an eiØerleflcsd MATURI ONLY Maintenance man. Full time. hilly In persia Sanford Nursing — Warehouse for lease, 13,000 sq. ft. Call 322-6313 or contact Jungle - Laboratories Corp. P.O. Box sill, Sanford, Fia. 32,771. - - I Convalescent, IN Mallenvillo, Ass, - — monthly Ilulfiss ini.slip$i at boise. land NamesI IddreiI enuslop. & 1* for Willis: CiatineifaiG, 0i 14103, Otlandu, P11.31633. - ______ ___________ downtown Sanford mini wareMuss spoce available soon. For :JlWarMatiOfl call 323.7531. - * *n$d RaN - ________ - Wanted Small Furn. API. or Furn. & bath, 1$ floor, close town. Pl... call 3333505 ________________________________ to roam AVON Is INFLATION CRAMPINS YOUR SPENDING 1R? Sill Avon ts t lads. Per ditolli catS M4W9 - $.A—Apsrtmsotts Dvpzisfor $510 islSysvINisidsred.Ieat SWIss CaISorTlfngsy 7 Real ElleN TOday is big luskuos. learn Me yew con bopis an *c**. asw cavar hi Real CsmetoA .. Nindeome I unit apt. bldg. FInest 'iocamion In town. Four 2 BR 'Apis., all rented, yeat income 'plaice, wills 111gb yield. Fine invosiment at 165.000. •THES 2.1,1g. living room, din. mm., screened porch, utility dg., fruit treeS. $21,500. S FACTS S Ft. Mellon section, 2.1 1g. living mm., with beamed ceiling, kit. chin with din, area, family room. porch, fruit trees. $36,000. SANE • Secluded country property 11+ cleared acreage with 21½ mobile, a few animal pens. 133.000. ICLEARS are excluvlve agents for AiIm Homes, custom builders. Come in and counsel with one of our agents. some of our models have included In the price such extras as: 1. Custom plans, (you put walls where you want them at no extra from lot. Don't Delay I I rnoii (tu46j, Fob. 33. 1:15 ii OWu Sev Suitor $L P1151, ttj* Blsam & a. II lb30, P*.s call in I 5* in 11000 PsWsel. N Ptusd em .105 befo11md.--ISflU W*Y - - e have buysrs. Homes, Lots & '1410155 isiadad. Call in Frie _____ (I) The Real Estate Agency REALTORS REALTOR 322-401 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 542-3655 3221959 41—Houses HOMESITE ON OSCEOLA NEAR W. Garnettv,hlte Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 3fl-lsll, Sanford Cash for your loti Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprises, Inc. Medal Inc., Realtor 641-3013 STE N STROM REALTY SELLERS& BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL 534PARKDR.322'2111 AFTER HOURS 3221346 OR - OR WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER JUST FOR YOU. 3 BR, 1½ bath home in Washington Oaks w.C. H, breakfast bar, DR. util. mm., & spacious BR5I BPP WAR. RANTED. A Super Buy for 124.5001 SUPER 3 BR, 1½ bath home In Woadmers Park w•C-H&A, Lg. Fla. Rm., Dining area, fenced yard & Much Morel BPP WAR. RANTEDI Just 539,0001 FORGETMENOT3SR, 1½ bath brick home in San Lantal Split Ii plan, 1g. scr. porch, w.w carpet, util nm., & Morel Only 539,1101 BEAUTIFUL I BR, 2 bath custom built home in exclusive neigh. borpwodl Spacious Di, Pta. Nm., C-HIA, eq. eat.in kit, w.w carpet & every imaginable flaturel Super Ruy at 571*31 ATTRACTIVE 4 BR, 3 bath home on strum wON, spscious IRS, Fia. Rm. w fireplace, patio, w-w carpet, & Much Morel 5FF WARRANTED. Only' $'4.*l COUNTRY LIVING 3 BR, I bath home on 2½ acrssl Lake, wooded area I Morel Lg. Fla. Nm., w-w carpet & pallet Just LEADERI WE LIST & SILL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONII JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 Sanford's Sales Leader Joiwiny Walker Real Esta'e, inc. General Contractor 3224457 - TERMS, 5.6 ACRES FRONTING ON CRIPPEN RD. PASTURE & WOODS $25,000. EXCELLENT TERMS. BATEMAN REALTY 5.9 ACRES, TALL PINE, NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE, Reg. Real Estate Broker 2635 Sanford Ave. 322-7643 3210159 322.4069 HAL COLIERT REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR PeSuppjies Lk. Mary Blvd. 3.2, 1k. Front. 3 PLUS ACRES, PART PRODUCING ORANGE GROVE. DELTONA AREA. 120.000. PRINCIPALS ONLY. 3OACRES. PINE AND OAK, $250C 72—Authon 1415 Valencia Ct. 3.)',, $23,750. 4a/ &a4 )( wP ((y m2565 REALTORS PARK 60 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS OF OCALA FOREST. ACCESS TO 330 ACRES OF CRYSTAL CLEAR LAKES & PRIVATE AIR STRIP JUST SOUTH OF SILVER SPRINGS TERMSII PRINCIPALS PLEASE I Q(agg ' - OWNER MOVING ALACHUA COUNTY In County approx. ~ acre 3 BR, 2 B, 1i1 sq. ft. living space. cASH, 2 car carport w.extra 420 ACRES IN TIMBER COUN. TRY WITH OVER 1 MILE FRONTAGE ON THE SANTA MAYFAIR. Outstanding 3 BR, Wi bath. Lovely floor plan, w-w carpet, excellent cord. Owner Anxious. 139.900. FE RIVER. $965 PER AC4E, EXCELLENT TERMS. PRINCIPALS PLEASEI LEVY COUNTY S ACRES, IMPROVED PASTURE & OAK TREES, PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, $2,750 PER CRE. ARCHITECT'S 2 story, perfect setting for antiques. 3 BR, C. HIA. Choice area. $49,950. WASHINGTON COUNTY NEAR SCHOOLS & SHOPPING, 3 BR, 2 bath nearly new well cared for home. All appliances, break. fast bar, extra Insulation $32,150. 40 ACRES, LARGE OAK & TIMBER ON A GREAT BASS LAKE. $1250 PER ACRE, GREA' TERMSI 10 PERCENT DOWN. ELEGANT CUSTOM 2 story wall extras, pool, outsIde en tertainment area w.Gazebo, walled for privacy & sucurily. 4 BR, 2½ bath. $93,500. THEPERFECTHOME.35R,2B, split plan, very private on large tree shaded lot. FR exposed wood beams, unique patio area all screened with lake view. 172.000. Harold Hall Realty CLASSIFIED ADS WIt,. FIND new home for everything .evcn for you! a . . - S0—sceUaneous for Sale DOG HOUSES ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS - 327.5732 Used Appliances: Gas, Oil. Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves S refrig. Furnishings S. Misc. Items. 317 Palmetto Ave. MIXED FIREWOOD ********* PICTURE THIS!! Wewill give you a FREE 5x7 color portrait of your dog when you have him groomed Limited oiler For appointment call A 'Classy' Place 339 6367 or 834 1239 (Every 6th grooming free). Received semi load from New York "New Furniture" warehouse Couches, chairs, love seats, chests. dressers, night stands, china cabinets, bookcases Redecorate with NEW FURNITURE at Auction Prices VISA MASTER CHARGE HEATED AUCTION BLDG. SANFORD AUCTION. 323 4551. Rubber Boots, rain wear ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 3791 We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new lor 5630 was Christmas layawy, 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 SI? mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 531.1111 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. S pc. BR suite new, 5239; 5 pc LR new $399; Loveseat $41.95 & up. 7 pc. dinettes $69.93 & up. Ret. $50 I up; El. stove $601 up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11 92 So. of Sanford, 322 172$. 9" DeWalt radial saw w disc & drum sander 4 woodworking book for beginner or expert. H D model, perfect cond. Aft 6. 319 5333. Furnilure drop leat table, china closet, love seat, dinette sets, end tables, etc. Call Used But Nice. 339-7313, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL IRADE 311.31SE. First St. 322-5627 75—Recreational Vehicles 24' Bann Travel Trailer Good Cond., $1600 68—Wanted to Buy Call aft 5.322-16)7 ORIENTAL RUGSWANTED Top Prices Paid Used. any condition 6.54 6126 Shasta 1$', '73. Sleeps 5. Gas.elec. retrig . a c. dec. brakes. Perfect conditiOn, 51500. 3220902. Sanford. Cash 3224132 Larrys Mart. 713 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture. Refrig,, stoves, tools. Paying $13 mens, 57.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked oold or sterling--any condition 373 1661. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur nilure Salvage 322 8721. 77—Junk Cars Retmved BUY JUNK CARS F rom $10 to $30 Call 322 1624; 322-1460 Top Dollar Pid for iunk I used ears. trucks & heavy equipment' - 3225990 78—Motorcycles Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3666 or 323-7710 71—Antiques -. 1975 Harley Davidson Sportster $3000 or $1000 dwn & assume 323 1717 FLA'S FIRST ALL AMERICAN 80—Autos for CHINA & POTTERY SHOW & SALE FEB 17 106 FEB 18 116 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER ADMISSION SI 50 (Good both Days) Want to Buy Sale :, AYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 9?, I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. lt's the only one in Florida. You Set the reserved price. Call 904.733. 8311 for turther details. Dodge 'IV Wagon 76,000 Ml. $700 327 3752 - Antique %hopw home P.O. Bo 35, Sanford, Fl. 32771. 51—Household Goods ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress 533:95' pc.s NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 322.1721. 323.7340 12155. FRENCH Pine & Oak $35 Truckload - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models. Call 3399100 or $34--. 1605 (Dealer). 72—Auction For Estate, Commercial I ReSIde. '.uSIdee4I.l Suetfons LApptale.tst' Call Dell's Auction 373 3620. - 197$ Chevells Malibu .Good Cond.,.esI other. Call 322-7299 .. ,. ,.- , 52—Appliances KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 AND LAKE COUNTRY, $10,600. S ACRES, PINELAND IN ROLL. INO HILLS, $3000 TOTAL CROCKETI LOG HOMES SEIGLER REALTY BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 34391. Myrtle Ave., Sanford REALTOR MIS 323-5774 Day or Night Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 D.Land 6418335 Prepare for yew Real Estate toil. Enroll NrIy N clas, size Is 4—CommerdaI Property et. 2 110100*1, I BATH, FLORIDA BATH, MOBILE HOME, TALL OAK & QUEEN PALM, $14,101 ROOM, CARPORT HOME. SAYLINE GREGORY MORILI HOMES 3011300 warranty. Call 131.1714 day or night. 30" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, 5 track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per ma. Call 131.1714 for free home demonstration. Good Used Televisions. 53$ ano up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. WANTED LOTS TO PURCHASE CAIN. 15610 30 acreS 1.00 Ovladi. IS0 pan acrn.Wr*eSsHirfog,MIjlu' It. I, Six I), Cladigis, Nib. JACK FROST- Ceo:. He.il & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst Comm & ReS. 3220201. - Beauty Care TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrietl's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 327 5742 57—Spoils Eiipment RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $1 Scott Reagan 322.S177 SI—Musical Mundise Guitars, Drums, Banlos. Corn. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 7200 French Ave. 322.2233 62—LaGorden AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGrouwsosae 3229141 Eves after 41weekends 64—Equipment for Rsnt 1054110 CORNER ON HWY 43. ZONED FOR PROFIUIONAL Rent Our Rlnsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 332.5101 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 611 7611. essmaking $Ilglir Realty, Briber larifund 1611345 ON. 337.1377, DeLarid 635-1325 Call 3314159 Income Tax Prepared in the convenience of your home. 24 yrs. exp. $101 up. 322 3717 for appt. relurns prepared in Feb. Conli denIal, personalized. Fromr 5$. Ph S6244l2.9am.to7p.m.. LIgt*HouNng Grooming a Boarng Yar Debris, Trash, Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5371 ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding. balhing, clipping flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses,Heated kennels. 372 5752 Insured- 339 3170 local owned. Carpet shampoo steam de orderie. Furn. free Scotch guard pressure cleaning Janitorial - -J No Job too large or small. Complete lawn service Freeestimate. 323-4611 General Cleaning PiMfl - -. DANNYS PAINTING Interior Exterior House Paintirs Licnnsed-Insurvd Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322-460 - Hondymin Retired Maint. man. Remodeling, room additions, roof repairs, patching. Ph 323-6513 or 3310713. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS, Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service ChgCds.ACc,pted Home lmprov.msnts . S.G. BAL1NT&ASSoc. 332.5333 Peach Faced Love Bird (Small Parril), Male INSULATIOt.- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, I iberlgas I Cellu. lose. Lowest prices. Call 3210139 or 904.134-6700 collect. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322-0701 CUSTOM HOAIES BUILT 1*0. I Man, quality operation I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways,. etc. Wayne Beal. 327-1321 Free pick up I delivery for all tax REMODELING & REPAIR OFFICII HURRY ON THIS Interior, Exterior Plastering' Plaster patching I simulated' brick 0. stone specIality. 322.2750' CeranC Tile ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 17.92 Sanford, F?a. 32771 VA&FNAFhiaiscing 33acres 1.00 SinOnd, $3011 per we. lerms. William Malic. iewlkI. RNNor. 11S3. Central Heat & Air fond. Free Est. CalICarl Harris at SEARS, Sanford. 322-1711 322.0332 55—Boats & Accessories Home Inmven*nfs Steam Clean Your Own Carpet 1 ACRE WITH LARGI. BR, 1½ 3111S. 321.1577,6311323 Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in Air Cond. a Ileafing Call pick Lacy 323.7350 42—b10 Homes Seigler ReaDy, Briber Television-23" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $600, FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND exam. Classis startIng Feb. limited. Tony Coppila School of Real Estate. 445-1410. 53—N. Radio. Stereo 13 ACRES, PINELAND IN HILLS fl' 3SSIOdasIdSDr. 1627113 AZALEA PARK FARMS PET TRAINING CENTER All types of Pet Training. Obedience-basic & advancedfamily protection, auto protection & more. LOW. LOW FAMILY RATES Fully Quaranteed or Money Back Your home or ours. Ph. Deitona (305) 571 2895 SPUBLIC AUCTIONS MON.. FEB. 12,7 PM.S $2000 PER ACRE, GREAT 323.7832 EVENINGS 322.0612 3221113, 322.717? MORTGAGES. R. Legg. Lic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. ID Wymore Rd.. Aitamonte. ********* MARION COUNTY 502,900. 635 W. 25th 2.1. $35,000. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd $19,500. 2005 Glenway, 1-2. pool. 533,000. WE SELL HOME SI ANYTIME Multiple Listing Ssrvlc• - 11t- Isdty, 2'.. ACRES IMPROVED PASTURE NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. $14,900. GOOD VOLUSIA COUNTY New 233 Homes, I pet. interest to qualified buyer. $20,000 to $30,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-2207. 322•2420 3235334 $7.92, PINE AND CITRUS $1500. EXCELLENT CORNER HOMESITE, OSCEOLA I EL PORTO. $5,000. Vacation time is here...get what you need for a happy time with a Classified Ad storage rm. $47,000. 322.2507. 2435'; S. French (17 - 93) Sanford 'Araleii. ,' MONROE, ARTESIAN WELL & CITY WATER. $7,500. REALTY WORLD WANT TO SELL? ll9• Agansy 10111 Predli STEMPER AGENCY JOIN SANFORD'S SALES - OPPOITUNITY details. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - _41—Houses _______ - shopping. Don't hold back seeing this. $411001 MLS ni-i14 Dy or Npt 0 ON BLOCK TO LAKE PER ACRE. GREAT TERMS. $36,500 This pleasing 3 BR, 2 bath home is tailored for a growing family in charge) 2. FIreplace 3. Plaster walls 4. Virtually maintenance free exteriors. S Your choice of several eleva. tOn% at no extra cost to you. Prices start 134,900 on your HeNdR AL1Y WORLD. value. _______ ______________________ - — BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 24395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Ioms Lots _____________________________ Very neat, 37—Buslness Prnpsrty _____________________________ — SEIGLER REALTY BY' OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost new, orange trees, C.H&A. 7½ pet. assumable mart. Call 323. 1234 _________________-- $25,900 How's this for a starter? 3 BR, 1 bath furnished large corner lot, good condition, outstanding FARM ELEGANCE' S acre horse farm wlIh your own tennis court & pool. 3 BR, 2 bath home of distinction. Call for 32—Houses Unfurnished Casselberry. Large Lot for Rent 1330 Carlisle Dr. 239-6*3 STOP SUPPORTING LANDLORDS' How about that? DUPLEX Bldg. Lot in nice neighborhood Convenient to shopping, in city & utilities avaiiabiei Landscaped ONLY $7500. Ready except for site plan. GOOD TERMS if needed. This won't last. Call for 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY 34Sa422. 009 Rosalia Dr. (H 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY PAINTED, FENCED YARD. 531,900. Adults. No Pets. $30Q mo. + $lSSmo. HOMESITE, 5x123', CORNER, VA.F HA.235Conv. Homes 322.9283 Low Down Payment nice area close to schools & security, Del.and. 734-5513 or 3 BR, lb. W•D 24 HOUR IIALTY appt. $19,900. 1, 2 BR deluxe units. Pool. Adults 535.515. Stuffing Invaip send SlIf.ltampei addressed en. velapo Taycs P.O. Bs SIlO, IectIou Cs 91511. 101111'S 2.3 ACRES NEAR LAKE HAN. NEY, PINELAND, ROAD FRONTAGE. $0250. ROAD, $12,500. "Come quick, honey! This must be serious. They interrupted a commercial!" 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY GOOD CONDITION NEAR SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL. 1 or2 BRw.kit.privileges Ret. coupleor single lady Secretary for Insurance office. Insurance ezpinlencs pafa,,od. Pars ln$ace Agency. Ma. 1594 Dessry. opirpilin., seedy year around work. Advancos en oachi trip. Call Doss lack fall troe IM0-43 3172. 101. OMITSJ1PON 41—Houses Condo Furnished, 2 BR, 2 bath uio. __ —i1gages 8ought AND ORANGE TREES, $23,500. ACRE PLUS, LARGE OAK TREES ON SYLVAN LAKE 4 1 area. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FRAME IN 3233)76 OWNER OPERATORS Mercury MuSic Expro needs owner sperahors lii the flat bed dlvislie far last Coast ar3h 2-tZ 6.7 LAKEFRONT, IMPROVED PASTURE, SOME LARGE OAK SANFORD AREA I, Warranted. $40,500. DRAPES, FENCED. NICE Automobile Service Center on Major Hwy (1792). Have avail. ¶ • Spacious Custom Built, 3 BR, 2 B, Execulive home. Fruit frees. STREET. NOW ONLY $16,500. Withtools.GeorgeH.Reed "Rt. 1 Box 176, Sanford, Fla. 32771 LET'S SE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading tills ad, and If we 5eren't looking for samions to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Thngs to Five Hundred dollars a weik, call 1.N0.433MN anytlths for recorded message. U PuI!ual IIPP:jJlJatIvo ___ - --k- • _ _____ ' - Experienced arpenter - Large 2 BR on Lake. Adults only, $300 mo. Harold Hall, Realty Inc., Realtor. 323.5774. Nursee, RN's&Lp,4'sAls, Live. in companion, shirt term Ns1gnmet. Homemakers u John 6*4616. - — qk 'y meals. MA EMPLOYMENT _______ GENEVA AREA vestment rentals. 5.45.000. Wanted 30'Apartments UIurnlshed y Vivian 1rrhJ.i ____ / •O Inc. REALTOR, ilfl'dllilS 1 /" .,Practcal nijrslng care (your home). Prepare light drive & shop. Call 3231367. "YOUR FUTURE OSJSCTSON$ NOT SO PILED ________ -'--- ". 21—Situations st THISN0TICE,tolelwi,hmld • 1 BR cottage. Convenient to Schools & shopping, good in. Part time semi-retired person to ,,inspect br quality control. 7 to 12, 4 days a week. 323 4670. CHECK SUN. LISTINGS FOR MORE JOBS 301 COmmercial LLET'IN 10 acre Iracts, SI. Johns River access from $1100 per acre. $730 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Ostein. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 305-3415696 I. 130-1026. Eve I wkends 9047345964. s. , - 1.. lurlu* 01usd M1tWilMaI$Wi*hiNIif *S.I.tIl1 pnoIMiy COISIPhst ATTOINIY PSI PSUONAL hiwriti. wilMa 14 days, 10 DIvillos RIpR$IINTATIVI: if lWiWIImNhIl Services, P.O. WIL if 55111* $iPa, PilS 16771, WHITAISII MO KOSPIS AIlbur H. SIC11P,NIs 1. in. Club if County Cowl $imhiols County, Fins PublIsh Feb.12. $970 !Ubl p, 01041 010.26 -' ,. - ______ CRMIV, Finds. Further dsocilhiid 5$ istulat 114 Cam$u Trio Lana, " Co. has immediate opening for CLOSER experienced in FHA. VA&Conv. loan closings. Salary commensurate wability & excellent fringe benefits. Call Chelsa TitleS. Guaranty Co., 531 3353 for appointments. - I S C REALTOR ML! 373 - 6061 or eveS. 323 0517 Two tot ubv priv. .1 BR hot,. pluS Reai Estate closer National Title OUR CONCERN" IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION. Nomber 794.CP LII is. Block C. $pr*5 Valley !"!'. ! .? !' ! WTICIII liil OOtflOus C.nHe* Phone 347.3333 CLERK $520 RATER $100 RECEPTIONIST $484 SECRETARY $560 WAREHOUSE $466 GENERAL OFFICE OPEN PRESSMAN $100 CAMERAMAN $800 PHOTOGRAPHEROpEN FACTORY $480 WAITRESS ATTENDANT $480 DISPATCHER $181 KITCHEN MGR. $15000 TYPIST OPEN WELDERS OPEN HELPERS $480 DESK CLERK $480 COOK $520 SHIPPING $480 CARPENTER $960 HOST PARTSSALES. $110 MAINTENANCE $640 STOCK sao WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR $16,000 MANY MANY MOREl DEG.33 CITY OF Services I$ hi reagol 01 — M. Unsworth Realty Carpet installer or helper Apply in person Sanford Carpet, 115 S. Park Ave. CLAIMS CLERK $560 332.3036affer5p.m. _________________________ INC. REALTORS 53'5.M1 or 339-4711 eves. C — Full time LPN, 11.7 shift. Apply in person Lake View Nursing Home, 919 E. 2nd St. Michael Fisher WeddIngsbyDoT f Buiid to suit our lot or yours. FHA VA, FHA 235 & 245. DESKCLERK&COOK Apply in person Holiday inn, Sanford .. LOW FEE—TERMS NOTARY PUBLIC FORREST GREENE Sanford, Florida * CALL 3235176 * FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF 2.12.19. FTU area near entrance I plex lot on small lake $13,500. 300 N. French Ave. WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate" DatIng Service. All Ageg. P.O. lox 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33317. apsA EVENING HERALD - $12,000. MILLIONS OF OOLLANS in Real Estate is sold daily in the classified ads. Nofhng small about that. ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Lake Mary Canal front lot, water & sewer, cleared, ready to build Jc REAL ESTAT REALTOR. 322-7195 - WI333orwrIte Sanford Al.Anon Family Group p Box 553 ____ 0(0 CailBart Sell layouts, write copy and service area advertisers. Newspaper advertising sales experience preferred, but will train the right 11—lr10fructisln For future information call P ___________ 43—Lots. Acreage loOn Fr1da Advertising 4Pe1'SOflaIS by Gill Fo -, Seminole Memorial Hospital tilirves the right to reject any and all bide. Publish Fib.9, ii, 17,1979 ____________________ -I--. as The Do.Y ndoj vet the North 50 feet thereof. Said property also commonly known as Anderson Lane. may be dead. e. The unknown assigns, suc. cessors in interest, trustees or any other parties claiming by, through or against any and all of the above. named corporatIons, whether ___ — distance of 262.43 feet, thence run N. $9 degrees 31' 44" E a distance of 611.36 feet, thence run N. 60 degrees 51' 33" E. a distance of 49.37 feat, thence run N. 00 degrees 11' The unknown husbands and wives of any of (he above individual defendants. d• The unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and grantees of the above, ______ NOOn 10' 10W. a distance of 633.50 feet, thence run S.00 degrees 22' 16" E. a Parcel being subject to a 50 foot Easement for Ingress and Egress o. ____ DEAC)LINES a POINT OF BEGINNING, thence continue S. 19 degrees Parcel 1 ____ = saIdSW'/i,adlstandeofl5.QOfedfor 4225 Norton Avenue Oakland, California 91602 ___ 'C of parcel number in which she is , -----. PARCEL D: From the Center of Section 7, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, run N.$9degreq40' 10" E., along the North Line of the SE¼ of said SectIon 7, a distance of 1271.2] feet to to the Northeast Corner of the NW¼ of the SE¼ of said Section 7. thence run N. 00 degrees 11' 23" W. ,along the East Line of the SW'4 of the NE¼ said Section 7, a tance of 250 feet, thence run S. 19 degrees 40' 10" W.. parallel with the South Line of alleged to be Interested: Barbara H. Harmon _________________ 3 Lines Mihlmum OwId Care and described as follows: The following person who is a nonresident of the State of Florida, whose name and place of residence is set forth as far as ascertainable by diligent search, together with the 1979, or as soon thereafter as 20 South, Range 31 East, Seminole possible, at whIch tIme interested County, Florida, Ie'IM East 633,41 parties for and against the request (eel and less the North 25 feet Of stated above will be heard. Said 'tofway of Marquette Avenue huriogmaybecontinuedfromtlme ' (I. ,7 acres). to tIme until final action is taken by Parcel 2: The East ½ of the the Board of Adjustment. Northwest ¼ of the Southeast ¼ ci THIS NOTICE shall be posted in SectionS, Township2o South, Range three (3) publIc places within the 31 East, Seminole County, Florida, CIty of Lake Mary, Florida, at the less the West 155.03 feet thereof, and CIty Hall and published in the less the North 25 feet for rlght.of. Evening Herald, a newspaper of way of Marquette Avenue (14.266 general circulation in the City of acres). Lake Mary, Florida, one time at You and each of you are corn. toast fifteen (13) days prior to the mended to file written defenses to aforesaid hearing. in addition, said the petition in the Office of the Clerk noticoshallbepostedintheareato of the Circuit Court, in and for be considered at least fIfteen (13) Seminole County, Florida, in the days prior to the date of public City of Sanford, Florida, on or hearing, before the 16th day of March, 1979 DATED: February s, ins. (being not less than twentyelght (20) days, nor more than sixty (60) Connie V. Major days from the date of this notice). City Clerk and to serve your written defenses CIty of Lake Mary, upon W.C. Hutchison, Jr., Hutchison Florida & Morris, 230 North Park Avenue, PublIsh Feb. 12, ins Post Office Drawer H, Sanford, 010.19 FlorIda 32171, (305) 3fl40$i, attorney for Petitioner on or before CITYOP that date, whichdefensesshsll show LAKE MARY, FLORIDA what right, title or interest you, or N01ICI ii PublIc Hearing any of you, have or claim in and any of the abovedescribod parcels TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: of land and to show cause why it NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by should not be taken for the uses and the Baird of Adjustment of the City purposas set forth in the petition, or of Lake Mary, Florid., that said default may be entsredagalnstyou. Board will hold a public hesring at AND 1:11 p.m., on Wednesday, March 7, 1979, to YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a) Consider a request for a Pst$tlonerwillapplytotheCourtfor variance tO allow for sitting a anorderoftakingonthe70ttsdayof mobile heme and ho reduce side March. 1979, at 1.11 P.M., Setback from tO Ptit £03 fist, s4(d TM IfoMsabis RIchard MUldraw, pnipsrlybeing$flvatelnnsecl$yof Judge of tIme CircuIt Court of tile Lake Mary, Florida. and dunked Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of is Florida, In Chambers at the LatlLSloCkC.ThoForew,asper $l,i gy Cse p1st tharoif nocandud Wi Flat Book ford, Florida, at Which time 15, Page 10.33, Public Ricoh of place all parties may app.., $IfniRll County, Florida. Said the Court and be mosrd on all OlPirtY silo cOmmonly known as matters properly before the ct 109 North Nibuick Line. . that must be dstsrmlned before ,* Ths Public Nearing will be held in entry of an order Of taking, Inctud ing this City Hall, Cly if Labs Mary, tile jurisdiction of tile Court, the Florida, at 1:15 p.m., en March 7, sufficiency of till pleadings, 1919, on as loin thereafter as whether Petitioner s properly mshtt, at wilds time huorestod exercising its dele.atod authority poritie fir and asainal *. and the amount to be doposited so, staiN above wIll be urn. Said iichoftheparcslsolpropiuIy. TM hsadagmlybecefhiuledfroniti,ne Court will make and enter suds so time until final adlon is taken by Order as It deems proper and If Pu lbs Blard if Aditilmapi. court linde that Petltlonir Is entitled THIS NOTICE will w p,ruo in PS possession of tile property in liNe (3) publIc places within liii advance of IWsil judrunt, fiss Court City 00 Labs Mary, FurlS, at *e will fIx Ills time wlhM Whk and CIty KIN lad pullISlul 10 the FICTITIOUS NAME IUI-iI lWff nIl ir 0 NalIce hereby ,lven that I am " me oruliTI hi businies at 1913 OIISIdS Mary, FirNa, sos limo at is. SaJINiW, Seminole County, lest MIsaim 111) 10$ pin to lie piw rmancrniemliamsa. 11onUBMhN,. in addition. SlId ACTION MOTOR 1*1.11 INC. 00* stIce*iNhsputulinlissoog ACTION NONOAasltIsst I Wend be ansidersd at least lllUi. fli) lan ssWusi.wwt*$1WCI,t 0$ prior * the 000 00 publIc at lbs Circuit Count, 54m1piJ Ciwiw, Florida hiaccardaas with 3.19,, me provisions at .11W pj $ClMOs V. MISS, NImi 1i100s5 Ta-Wit: $ec*5 City Clink Florida pIJ5gI City if Labs Mary. 11g. WIlliam I. $aá.w PlelS Action Msor Silos Inc. PublIsh P0.11,1079 PubliSh: Pelnisryl, 1*, 19.30,1979 01046 neis.se — NoticeefPvbllcHearia, Central Florida Production Credit Association 115 North Garland Avenue Orlando, Florida Parcel the public and the users of a public airportthefeesimpletitIeto,of the parcels described below, located in Seminole County, Florida: Parcel 1: The Northeast '/ of the Southeast ¼ of Section 5, Township 5:30 P.M. 6:00 AM. MONDAY ?hnJ FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon _________________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Adjustment of the City Of Lake Mary, Florida, that said Board will hold a public hearing at 8:00 p.m.. on Wednesday, March 7, 1979, to a) Consider a request for a spe. dat exception to allow fo.• setting a mobile home wIthin an Agricultural District, said property being situate in the City of Lake Mary, Florida, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia Ill North Garland Avenue Orlando, Florida Parcel 7 the laws of the State of Florida, has filed a petition in eminent domain proceedings against you and each of you seeking to condemn for the purposes of maintaining ap. propriate clear zones and required navigational aids for the safety of HOURS NOTICE OTHER INTERESTED PAR. TIES: y corporate and politic created under time .................43c a hue c.ns.cvtjvstlmes ....3$c a 11n consicutivi times.....35c a lIni FLORIDA Parcel 2 •. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. CITY OF LAKE MARY, Lewis I Plughey and Carolyn J. Hughey, his wife 124 East Jenkins Circle Sanford, Florida 32771 Seminole County, Florida: Sanford Airport Authority, a Winter Park 831-9993 ' 22 - 2611 ___________ ' - _____________________ AND TO: a. The following persons and pa are residents of (he State of Florida, whose names and places of residence are set forth as far as ascertainable by diligent search, together with respective parcel numbers in whIch each is alleged to be interested: Shirley H. McCaskill, a.k.a Shirley H. Caskill Route 2. Box 454 Sanford, Florida 37771 Parcel 1 parties claiming or having an interest or claim as owners, mor. tgagees, judgment creditors or lien holders of,, upor. pr agaInst the parcels of land described below in C ' . -. _________________________ CERN: existing or dissolved. And against all persons ano )rlando Seminole 1979. named individual defendants CITY OP 1ED ADS CLASSII the terms upon which you will be required to surrender paisesslonto Petitioner. WITNESS my hand as Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Sminole County, Florida, and the seal of the Court on the 2nd day of February, Plaintiff, vs. SHIRLEY H. McCASKILL a.k.a Shirley H. Casiiill, et al.. ' PublIsh: Februsrys, 15, 1L 16, 1979 ________________ ________ the Board of Adjustment. THIS NOTICE shall be posted In three (3) public places within the of CHIEF I. RUDY'S USED CARS DATED: February 7, 1979. lmret5tat5d0v,jII be heard. Said Miring may be continued from time to time Until final action Is taken W the Board io 12) 1c pbooss sdskfm the CIty of Lake Mary, Florida, at City Hall and published In possible, at whIch time Interested parties for and against the request stated above will be heard. Said hearing may be contInued from time to time until final action is taken by NOTICE OP INTINTTO RESISTER FICTITIOUSNAS,fI NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVEN that the undersigned, desIrIng to engage - Hearing wIll be held In the City Halt, City of Lake Mary, il 0:00 p.m., on March 7, $979, or U thereafter as possible, at whiCh Interested parties for and rodace Orist$ setback ..s.•. Ilfoet,saidprioirtybein,sItuato nlleCelMWy ' and Lakeview Avenue. _____________ IN THU COUNTY COURT IN AND PPN SEMINOLE COUNTY, P1.0010* CASE NO. 19.21I.CC.l$.J ITATI OP FLORIDA. CX REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, JR. Slate Attotney for the EIafteanth Judicial Circuit of the Stats of Florida, on behalf of the Honorable John I. Polk, Sheriff of Seminole V** Page 16, Seminole County, Florida. Said property also commonly known is the Southeast corner of 9th Street City Clerk City of Lake Mary, Florida Publish Feb. 12, , DEOIO ____________________________ - County, FIOi'Ida, ptjd North and North 2.5 feet of alley on South, Block 41, Amended Plat of Crystal Lake Shores. Plat Book 6. hearing. DATED: February I, 1979 sConnie . Major • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI DA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7941$s.CA4S.D S A fl F 0 R D AIRP0RT AUTHORITY, a body corporate and politic,createdunderthelawsofthe State of Florida. Monday, Feb. 12, 1979--lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice ' as foHows: p.ni., Legal Notice 327.1111 Tr$1Ssrv$CO - REMOVAL. Trlrnrn, stump removal, licensed I in. sured. FREE est. sb-lb. , Remodeling, retired builder doing all kInds of remodeling. rm. addItIons, patios, fireplaces. Fl, rooms. Free ott. 333.3314 MOWING, DISCINO 47—m1 Esbi ad Leslie your lieme & audit? $ will ciods up hock peymeols & Ivy equity. 461. Pnivalo Party emW* 3 BORN CS Hue. is miol if n,polns. I4s some cash. 10-MU lAir? g.m. 10 Ivy horns wiN INN PIPMOM. Sell1W run. ph- - WsiiN cIfo inly. 11I11. AKC Golden Ritriever puppies, Top 1101W lInes, norlilena bred. .ivaranteed against Hip dlsplaysii. Parents CPA cer tIlled. Show quality $3015300, 4 males 12 females. Ph. Azalea Pak Farms Deltona. (X5 5341905 Siberian Husky pupils, AKC Rug. SwIss, Iluseyss, SIk&Wls.or Silver Grey. $300 to *30.3024533 wt. days or 103301 wIs. ends. Homi I GRADING Free Est. PERMATEX COATING 0. HOME I*1PROVEMENT 531417 5114339 PAINTING, CAR PEN rky & CABINETS 3315439 v_i_, 333.3330' kil New Cord, New Tape, Pick Up & Deliver Bill Himot. 6310541 TO LIII YOUR IUSINESL..... DIAL 322•211 or S31.93 �FI . 48—Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE F: yw Monday, Feb. 13, 1f I ? 1... 2-3 ... TAKE TEN DEEP BEAT145 - -- by Chic 9-10 02 0 iou o BEETLE BAILEY CAN'T ' I PON'T ABOUT TMAT/ Ii ,c HE ØOLIGH ,) HIS OWN MONEY Trying * r,' ' • 0 To Make His _ CA(N .j_.I pq rr it ]Hleriltl - * I 5 Father Stop Smoking a it I DEAR DR. LAMB —IaznI2- D Lamb - 71st Year, --- __________ J lift ----- ---- _ THE BORN LOSER by "05 CMUZ00 - - (i - - - - - --- - ___ - g? - - - - - - - - - by Bob Montana EMMYOM WHAT () ANTIPOLLIJTION ENFORCER, I 'I WANT Au. 'NO - WATCH!" IS IT - - - more information on what fat isn't limited to the breist cigarettes do to people. Others And the net results MAY Wt.bt who want this Issue can send 50 so pleasing. cents with a long,stamped, self- It depends upon how severe addressed, envelope for It. Send the problem is. If a woman has 50 - —— NIWSPAPER (P4TERPhISE ASSN) , HOROSCOPE V to , 45 . I_S. 4.,44 C - S S ,'% • - You. Smoking parents YO 0(1015 cosmetic surgery. 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 BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL 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. For Tuesday, February 13, 1979 EEK I MEEK _____ HEY, LISW 10 1H I, JOtiU.. ¶'R6'S A 1UVITh)G Off A JHCL ?JEL'.J _ by Howls Schneider ,i': NAME'GEJJERIC CIRLJ ____ U I PRISCILLA'S POP Cu WELL, 'ICLJ THINK U ICE CF C(3l5E THE CX1_R '&WE'RE 5G. by AlVermier I LIKE PIANA )S5 N THAT SHE'S ON _____ ____ 19 COVIFLETELY I )JTCF IT—R1GHT7)t' - "ANP HER WEN 94E the Moslem holy man who now leads Iran. top military aides of Bakidlar's were also arrested, ______ Radio Iran said In a broadcast. A ftroflgba erupted ,qotj4 the offlim of MeW A—wgm, 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, - 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 RlGNT _ reach. Your chances for Februaryis,1179 A discarded hderest nililt be cess are excellent. rejuvenated coining (June 21-July ___ BRID 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 reached six heartz on the bidding shown In the box.' then you are. NORTH take immediate action. Don't Alan: "He didn't bother •Ki8 AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) wIth any modern gadgets in K 743 Do something positive with LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) an effort to get to seven, but 2 Y= (doss today and you should Although you're willing to work it Is Just as well that he • A K 74 be able to_ yourself on hard for what you want today, didn't." WEST ___ Oswald: "Waldy is usuall a more sulatWi material benefits are not likelY fUfl •103 •987 4 a slow player and the M. base. Find o______ ut more of what lies your efforts alone. Associate Q 1082 - - -. ding took quite a while. ahead for you In 1V79 by sending with strong allies who can help. • K Q 865 Waldy explained that he con-____ fer your copy •J3 of the ill-new •10962 vuwo (Aug. 23Se. 22) slderedtrylng for seven, but AstrOaph latter. Mail $1 for Things you do for yourself soum decided against It because oschand a long, self..ddressed, today might be difficult to •Q2 his heart suit was too weak. A j 955 The really Interesting feastamped envelope to Astro. accomplish. However, the ture of the hand Is that after A 104 Gr* P0 Box 419, RadIo City rewards are so large you should winning the first trick in his • Q ss Station, N.Y. 10W. Be we to eqend your best efforts in this own Vulnerable: Both played his ace of hearts." Dealer: North acu (Feb. 90-March 90) Alan: The perfect safety UMA(Se$.22.0ct. 23 ) You billiestigato fully before in. may have to forego an In. Wed Nor* East %sith Play to gmmtm the con'tract against all card combi. i pus 1, volviug yourself in any CIInatIOn to tam uu'igs y ____ nations. Obviously, his pg 3 PUS 25 collective edirprises toda y. A today and step quickly to dumm, play has not sufPan 4 qulusrevosling discovery could protect your Interests when you .. fered .rom old age." p, p 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 effect expended. held the South hand and Station, New York, N. Y. 10010.) t ' - - _ - %1OS SUNNY by Stolfel I Haimdahl . WITH PWTO AN, AeITt4RIU INDICATES A PRo,Peous — ___ FUTURO A 'S -- CJPMC HOP"YOUM 111"We t4OSTICATION SP41 MEAN ANP P2ZZ ITZ27. I ANP ZZ2... J •fCA4f 8fVN- MR _____ ____ 'IOU — _ - ___ __ " • by Sob Thaves 5PIVER'AVN oPiy L - oR•-lIøsxr ,.. - / ght / 1.114 i-ta - - bydI.psIt I TUMILIWEIDS - . byT.K.Ryass ___________ *i.i.i Fh1r ThAT HlP16W H1UP - - WA two / .cg - ______ M 4i)pY: , - - ______ ___ . OWU ' - I1' A M1Mfl. - . - - -1 I.W00D... I huNK 1'E FOID 1 ocitilp" / ___ . - j, ..A . '6 'I .......• -.-..- . - -- ... . ..........-. .- -.---.-•.--. fll' ' ft .--. - Widow Re rt po s __________ I. - I U — is its isunsily to _ &--A __ ___ — - . ____ of '" EhetW ' p r k oshie 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 pad several years 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 Just bow much that amounts to could ____ 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 The 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. wosldeeek an amenukn.mgtoagate law Mlze's advice wu to hove the citycom. which requires mumicipal and county eni- 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 £aolord, hive not bums complying with that advice unanimously and revlaed the partiallaw. The cowdy ad Sanford have paid their pay policy for city employees attached to the _ particularly is is _____ vii . is of - . -- - Guardsmen Ask Sanford: Pay Us By TOM GIORDANO Herald Mg Editor $ of __-_- s flow & id ___ . --"The advantage of thin be quIu ____ a POW dAM'1111111111116 is 1 116 0W of - - -. ee OPP" - Vic tim s Fu - ____ Manager Torn Hut t.day aaaeencsd that the - first I'$t P cat1iu 1 MUt7 d ___of it. kind has bees FPè aim _____ ___ __asenngarifqst C*lir.theit'i11 sd.di.brthsa,ths Mde of PW $fl nth1rv is the .(L). - ___ _____ - b ___ Suspect Wanted In Slayings Here 1fsn.. tr--inri.s ad I b-1I1 1 . - •i,s __' __ Herald Photc by Tom Neu4 CHAIRMAN BOB FRENCII USES COMPUTER VOTING BOOTH Energy bI$RPPIARIN I 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 ____ l ystem Us 'ed , D OPP 0O t According to law, the county would have to have 460 of the new units at a cost of slight;y more than $100,000, he _ ___ - - Iywscauv Readl$WrIW I "ell K~Ll •- _________ P&L S 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. Rehab Pla n _____ ____ I - Bruce See COMPUTER VOTING, Page 2A __ __ tc.I — cL! _ __ 4. T 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. _ __ by Stan Lie and John Romita E E TRU I AU. NIGHT! 48W/iriS LATIR... _______ _ _ Gets Nod ______ SPIDER-MAN $NI' L 1D e$V.6C', FRANK AND ERNEST .i --- ______ ____ -- 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 _______ - ___ ____ 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, - ThE CAFETERIA.' ,_. Arrest Bakhtior - J ————— NEVER f,45l RULES STRICTLY ENFORCED ESPECIALLY IN - Mrs. &_ Teens _____ 49 r om By DONNA Hereld8taff Writer - 46 ARCHIE BAKHTIAR -- - - ay - - - -- From County, Aye - - T - - --- .- V Cents - --- - . otin Computer 15 - - ;:' Sanford, Florida 32771— Price F!rY 11979 - - iT- - Art Sansom - OF No 152—Tuesday, - _____________ p •1' r • i Ij I DOWN v, - . 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 Ii1T6 ' $ I'N 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 by Mort Walker __________ SEE HOW... SOMErI.'IIN ALIOI [ OMD AI..U.JA4M o ii4_1 N IN 50 Aardvarks diet 14 Flung over . • IT o P T i A 49 Deer (p1.) l36aby'stoy - 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 LL cçWAKE • Young Ii I I - . • ___ _______ 4"4 , Pngs U . . lBeeabli lie ? Hunt (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 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 22, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5c952d2ad567124d6533e79c7f99889a.pdf dcf24c9e92a3d6a64812066ad343c7ed PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, No. 132—Sunday, January 21, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 25 Cents Sanford 'Refinement' CUT OF SN(OfD Pouti W0*1I14T A Closer Look At Se tup Police By DENNIS FEOLA said. Beneath the commissioner on the organizational chart is Police Chief Ben Butler. He is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the police department. His newly hired secretary Is 21-year-old Toni Osborne of Sanford. The men on the next level of the chart comprise what is, in essence, the chief's personal staff. They report directly to Butler. They are: Steve Harriett, administrative aide; Sgt. Roy Williams, Internal affairs and Bernosky, liaison officer. Harriett is responsible for the bulk of the chief's required paperwork including studies, forms, reports and organizational charts. Harriett Is also in charge of evidence at the department. Like other administrative employees, Harriett's functions spill over into several administrative departments. WilllaIflS 13 not only responsible for internal affairs, but Is responsible for any investlgation into the areas of organized crime, vice, corruption In public office and police Herald Staff Writer Sanford City Commission's recently approved organizational chart for the police department provides a glimpse at the inner workings of the department, its structure and chain of command, "There was a need within the department to re-structure," explained Sgt. William Bernosky. "The lines of authority were there before, but It has been honed down. This Is an in-house refinement," he said, The citizenry top the organizational chart in keeping with every police department's philosophy that it serve the public. The city commission Is designated by the city charter with the responsibility for operating the police department. The commissioner for police is a relatively new addition to the organizational structure. Elected to the post was Commissioner John Morris. "I think It's a good thing," Bernosky aid. "It provides alialson route between the city commission and police department. It's like a Tê.. .tll..1e..t.. - ...J Tfit'flt'ISDI £jIPATj%I C . Carter's 'Lean, Austere' Budget Heads To Congress TfAsHimpygN cutting double dipping. He proposed no Social Security tag rollback now but said this could • 44 — ' - I • 4 Yl DAVID FARR EDDIE KEITH • C I")01 ---- LEE MOORE 'f P4 àY CLIFF NELSON . .e I In it he proposes increases in national defense, cuts in many (" i@a 1 \ To Disclose Or Not... ? reveal that," said Nelson. jeLtionable." He contended the law should He said he would not favor a be explained to out elected total breakdown of the money official and employee and an officeholder has. those employees should be "All they're really asking for required to sign a form Is two figures, your net worth pledging to reveal any conflicts and Income; I don't think that that might arise In the future, should be a problem," said this thing," commented Moore The newest member of the Farr of elected officials. "Sanford has lost some good Sanford City commission, "As far as the employees are people from these boards David Farr, add be did not feel concernei!, I don't think they because of this sort of thing the proposal was "totally ob. should have to do it." already. _________________________________ "I think a man selected to iublIc office should be to be exposed to the public view, but not these other people." ______ Lake Mary City Councilman AIId The aid.......... 44 Huneecse ................4.1 Cliff Nelson said he felt Iuidge ....................41 'TJ...................I'A Intent of the law can be handled ............ ...................4.1 by requiring conflict of Q.ss,urd ................4.1 Spurt. ...................S.'7.A reports to be filed by elected ................ .4 De. A "I really don't believe it is anybody's business when you 'Iut Haiku, get your income pt ijsge s there Is a conflict and then it incumbent on the Individual to — Page 11 (A four-member ceesmlttee of the Slate Ethic, Cern. mission wasid give a city the ,1ss of adspttag as es diussee say mcsi .gielai at ..t.yee to diselose set wink aid major Mc... s.eu. Hew wM our lies] .ftktalz greet sack a r.qulr..eat? We checked a few). "I would have no problem with such a law, in fact I would favor It," said Sanford City Commissioner Eddie Keith. However, he added the law should apply only to elected officials and not persons hired by the city. Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore saidtheincluaionofcertaln city employees, such as sanitation workers, "would be ridiculous." Moore also felt the exempt persons serving on advisory boards "These people who veiztarily serve on quasi-judicial boards should not be caught In Today What' That?' is J The budget does Include a $2.5 ' _billion proposal for real wage P-. duve1opsiint. . dent's anti-inflation guidelines generally will be eligible for a ' ,. taxcredit if inflation exceeds 7 percent. • Community development: Carter proposed 3 hIll In - The. -i iti The president said his "firm NOUN" Is to W1000 the budget "as seen as ie"c groups of employees whose pay raises are within the presi- :' made lad fall to propose a before he took office. And he projected that if everything falls into place and taxes are not cut, by 1982 the budget could have a $32 billion surplus — the government's first black ink is a decade. "1 have sought," Carter said, "to reconcile the need for axtraordlnary restrictions on government spending with the need to maintain a strong defense, to implement a national energy policy, - to assist people in need and to continue important public services and Inv.4zns." However, Carter said he budgeted "adequate" funds for the poor, listing $t? billion more in such programs as food sttnip., Medicaid, suhekVzed hoidng, edecatlon of disadvanaged children and "bloc grants" for community • , C • --- towardahapingthe presidential e up the be considered in 1981. —Taxes: He proposed no thcometax cuthfor mdjvua ___ year beginning In October and ending Oct. 31, 1980 — six days Carter kept a promise he i AP __ ___ before the presidential elections. It will go a long way . I -0 Congress what he calls a "lean L - conditions permit." The budget Is only a set of proposals. Congress will write the definitive federal budget — first a target version in May, then a final one in September. All legislation enacted for the fiscal year Is supposed to fit within this budget, although In practice that does not always happen. Here Is what the president proposed In specific budget areas: — Defense: An increase of 7 percent in weapons, ammunition and equipment purchases, intended primarily to boost firepower in Europe, plus speeded development of new weapons such as the MX drat*lcrnlseIl,. —Jek: The e'l4ing ,OOo public service jobs would be sued down to 417,000. The cut would come In job slots designed hr persons unemplayed Memo of the economy, Those for the 1'6core unem. ,' ployed, who have d ulty finding in the best oftimes, would be continued, —youth empisymest: Summer youth jobs, which now go to those 14 through 21, would be scaled down from lrniuionto 72000 by dropping 14-yearolds from the proam. —Energy; Energy spending has peaked and is on the decline in the new budget, ending a period of sharp growth going back to the 1973-1974 oil embargo. Carter proposed spending $9.8 billion, a 4 per. cent reduction from this year. Solar energy was the Only crease forecast, climbing from $639 million to $804 million. —Sodal Security: Carter will ask Congress for specific reductions in social security benefits, including limiting number of work years that may be disregarded in comp"_ benefits, modifying parents benefits, eliminating mlnlnuan benefits for new recipients, and community ndregicnaidev lopment funds, a $1.7 billion cut uom hist year, iargeiy aue 10 phasing out of anti-recession and disaster assistance pro. grams. But Community DeveIopment Bloc Grants would be increased. Carter renewed a proposal which got nowhere In Congress last year — for a National Development Bank. —Housing: Carter seeks .3 for housing assistance for poor and moderate income families, an Increase of $980 million. He proposed $11.5 billion In 1980 for preserving natural resources and Improving the environ. ment. The Environmental Protection Agency budget would grow to $4.7 billion from the present $4.lbilllon, with major emphasis toward controlling toxic substances. —Consumers: Outlays for consumer safety activities would grow to $644 million In 1980 from $637 million at present. 1P. HousemFixing rogram , Wins N%FVWCETA job Funding New federal funding under the Co shensiv Employment Training Act to provide two4o4bres .di*knal Jobs for young people 16.11 years old In Seminole Coumumity Action's (SCA) wstnbaUon program has been approved. According to the Seminole Co,ady CETA office, the funding for the additlonel jobs and fringe benefits totals $81,118. The pram Is oedendtheoughOctobirlfl. Under the program, prior to the new allocation, six young men and two supervisors were hired aud are working en the renovation of privately owned homes of low-income fwllL.s In the cor. The major thrust of the work ii concentrated on widow, roof and door repair. The owners, hewe,at may pay materials' cida for addWand repairs while the two cuwe- we wothiag on waihesixatlon of the howi elyCopr..plamatfor$CA,sMd$,INromaIPhIa program for mMsrIá ceats. Other Isdiral gra ' iuiet4id to be received for .ddi"' materials, she said. The emphasis of the program Is to gin training In coadrud work to blat dMPVb While the youths ate paid the minimum wage and are heiplag their cowmin*y at the same Toedk was asked to look into the poilbilily after Mrs. Podia Spenser, H..art director, reported It would cad 0,888 to being Rev. Ames Jones executive director of SCA, told the Um Winwood Perk buMi, ci.4ly used, up to fire standard 1 2S fiat by If fad clauroom to the and to build an .M facility. She sold another $2,388 would be n..4.4 to Pe8e,Pnge!A organization's boatdd&edorst pvticads is the program have caiributed FAA for materials so far. "We do aurage cheat, to pesticipat. in the purchase coat of the materials," he aid, mang the degree of perliclpatuon Is "remurkeble." lii edhiNK 06, on aid, dw 116.148 hwe bdwe ____ .chiilbumd N N OWveáthebevddpder.,wassek4$.4eatIf unused fac' " , MIke Hesenwald Iffiwl wAilueate Irkmgs ears be used by ICA's P61 yisgrw "" central we do •ncovrap ckst. psrtIcat. M the purcmilloo began In Seminole County 10 years ago. Toarie said the information which the organization would like studied should be prepared and the study would be conducted by computer. He said the identities of the students would not be revealed in resulting computer printouts, adding that the lid of former HeaM students would have to be made available to the school Toule also reported that negotIatIons are in process between SCA aid the school admlnudratlon on the possible purchase, lease or ralal of the old Hopper School when the SCA administrative offices are now located. cost of the itov New AM elected were: Bill Carpenter, Sanford attorney, h,stIi!g there. Mrs. Sponsor aid 41 d1ilibuk so *d In the chairman; Jobs Mom o( Oviedo, vice chairman; Teri Buratti, of Il.At.t FW M the Winwesd ,W iaier. the Georgetown Association, secretary; Jerry Conneil of Tows rejetid t the erked ilm**l. in willing he Laagwoed, tresa'er; and Toole, member of the executive htMarj. dudada lithe vublic ack,,I apat.. es*eIfen .am — DONNA ESTES -- - - - - �iA-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday Jan. 21, 1,fl 'Times Bad!, Gunman Tells Victim I WORLD. IN BRIEF Khomeini-Clark Meeting? 1.5 Million Marching - PARIS (UP!) - Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark and Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the exiled leader of the majority Shiite Moslem sect In Iran, may meet after Clark ar4ves in Paris Saturday night. Khomeini has consistently refused to meet U.S. officials but Clark is not a U.S. official, and members of Khomeini's entourage say he will agree to a meeting If Clark requests it. Khomeini said Friday in a French TV inKhomeini '.tervlew the Iranian people have showed "... they want an Islamic republic." In Tehran, at least 1.5 million followers of Tehran's Moslem clergy and political foes of Priemier Shah pour Bakhtiar marched through the capital and adopted by acclamation a resolution declaring Baktiar's government unlawful. ' ________ ____ _______ _____ ______ - ____ '/ Lake Mary: 2 MichIgan Crashes In DETROIT (UPI) -Two airplanes crashed within a span of less than 10 minutes Friday night at two of Michigan's largest airports. Ten persons were killed, including four officials of Massey-Ferguson Inc. returning home from a toplevel company meeting in Iowa. The four Massey-Ferguson officials were aboard a company-leased Lear jet that crashed and exploded in flames while landing at Detroit Metropolitan Airport in suburban Romulus. The pilot and co-pilot also died. Shortly before the fatal crash near Detroit, an air taxi carrying six persons crashed on an attewpted emergency landing at the Kent County International Airport near Grand Rapids. Four men died and two others were critically injured. The crash at Detroit's Metro Airport was the fist fatal crash in seven years and only the fourth in the airport's 49-year history. ' I NEW YORK (UP!) - Prince Norodom Sihanouk says he has turned down an invitation from the new Soviet-backed insurgent regime in Phnom Penh to return as president of Cambodia, the Long Island newspaper Newsday has reported. In a conversation at Lenox Hill Hospital, where he is undergolrg tests for a possible diabetic condition, the prince said Friday the offer was made to him this week by U.N. sources close to the regime's leaders. Carter Polishing Speech East M"ts West. THURMONT, Md. (UPI) - President Carter marked the anniversary of his second year in office by polishing the final draft of his State of the Union address he will deliver Tuesday and relaxing with his family at his mountaintop retreat. On Monday, Carter will unveil his 1980 fiscal year budget with its already well-publicized spending total of $432 billion and an estimated deficit of $29 billion. Trade Began It More British Strike Demands •• LONDON (UP!) - Stores have enough food to supply shoppers over the weekend despite a truckers' strike, but the militant walkout has prompted outer unions to press demands for more money. Ground workers at Heathrow Airport began a 24-how wildcat strike Friday night, disrupting and delaying flights, and London ambulance attendants scheduled a strike for Monday, the government said. Israelis Warn Palestinians By United Press International 1sraMs d.knae Warn g 1.:4 Palestinians shell civilian towns they will find "the Israeli army's firepower is very In- tense." But a guerrilla spokesman countered: "We shall attack again and again." Pot Pills For Cancer Care SANTA FE, N.M. (UPI) - The first shipment of concentrated marijuana capsules for use in a pioneer program to treat nausea in cancer chemotherapy patients has arrived In New Mexico, the first state to gain federal approval for use of the drug. More Snow, Etc. For Nation? United Press International Winter of 1979 today dumped more snow and freezing rain on the frigid Midwest and Northeast and rain on the warmer South. Forecasters predicted more problems for the remainder of the weekend. "Believe it or not, conditions are forming right, now,for anot_ W9 storm. over - the wohend," a National. Weather Service spokesman said in Chicago. "We don't want to predict another blizzard yet, but it's a possibility." BURGLAR 8USPEC Carter Taps Woman Judge A Sanford man has been eroded In connection with a burglary at a clothing More. The burglary occurred Dec. 19 Reorganization at Jam-Up Jeans, $83 S. French Ave. Stolen during the burglary (Continued From Page 1A) The lieutenants are Karen Reynolds. Bernosky said personal staff: Whitley, were $110 cub and several responsible for the day to day Reynolds specializes In Williams, P.eristt and Ber, pairs of Jews and Shhts. Integrity. Arrested On a.warrant for Bernosky Is -not only operation.. -of the uniform docianeet, and--missing per.-y• --risponalbie for liaison with the division which has 30 members, ions, Tom Bernosky spe$l&t..The equiment and main burglary and grand theft was date attorney and count of- all on uniform patroL me In Aokn vehicles, Jones In tenance department which Is Thu McIntyre, 19, of 1004 Olive ficlals, but heads the depart- uniform division Is divided Into burglaries and DubS In m1min reipponsible for jjyit,y and Ave. meet's public relations efforts these categories: PURUBTOLZN accident persons ordering srçplles Is headed by U well. investigation, patrol and A per.. c4'l'l'1g $16 cash, a In the administrative Bernoaby end ijjy. Below the chief's staff on the auhlllry, department. the Morge and Research and pisiuthug is also Che* several credit cards and clutlonal chant, but still There are five trained ac- rIeval of records Is handled comprised of Harriett, hays was reported stolen at the Indian thUs Bowling Alley In enjoying the privileges of rank cidset investigators with the by civilians with the depart. Bernosky and Whitley. t Fern Park. Kathryn Cunare captains Earl Bourguardea department. Each shift has at meat headed by Sheila id In ___ a __ninAmm end Charles Fagen. lead one on routine patrol arid Macbtyre. , of 310 Brittany the *111 0t 8an10e'd's it'5 Circle In Cusslberry, told 7% captains were and still available as necessary. me me training department mm* fOe' administrative sheriff's deputies she pest the ruponsM for the . are: Bob Bernosky, Donis heeded by IL Paul Whihley. personnel to tak. on several p d.parthueng during their shifts. Whitmire, Jack Davis, Dsmi Fiscal affairs Is un on a dual, while She was der Harriett different "ft would be bowling. At about 9:30 p.m. The captains are responidhi. Bernoeky and Paul PMterion4 and he is responsible for silly to baYsroles. a public relating she for tuanthng daily problems. The amiuIy Is headed by IL coordinating budget requests, ____ who it was Indicate. Non, of the problems are Bishop and Is comprised of en The Indentiflcatlon and ___ miming, _ao= ____ pj supposed to be rooted to Butler allotted 30 volunteers who psoputy section Is headed by supp" he said. "You're only TARGET allotted a taln *00 arid A thr.e4uors.power pump ails., a ceptain feels that is receive on'going trabthug. ____ The Harriett with help from Tow you have to allocate the engine for a spraying cart necessary arid chooses to bring allotment Is set by the city Bernoeky. the You Itto the dulai 'daniel!, Hernosky çminl wallreported stolen from a barn sad Bernoeky add The communicationsstro mid. the ritissne suppi-nent the department cnda of four TWO are. not covued by the on Celery Avenue, about one. a - ors nlutional chart are quarter mile from the Sanford The Idea 15 to free the chief iatroI In routine police work. dispatchers arid 801W CnpsI'4 ...Police I ' . 4A 17, 'S. ' • ss NEW SCA OFFICERS low officers of Seminole Community Action . IRU MR UVU1I Ill IOU :iIect.d by the -------------------------------board of directors are (seated) Teri Shift command"and to hay. the the"dspartmunt Is headed by U. by Whitisy. Buratti, of the Georgetown Association, secretary; man in charge dearly 1dm- Johany Parker. The chart The communully _____ relations William Carpenter, Sanford lawyer, president; and tilled, soft said. In ad- dicates the Investigation dupartouset Is Mill beaded by (standing) Jerry Connell of L.ngwood, treasurer; diLlon, the cagltains have been division Is divided Into Birseoky, hmem, Bader has In. and Ed Toast.1 of the Seminole school ad ministration, executive board mernber.at4arg.. lso elected was John Moore of Oviedo as vice chairman. OSPITAL Notes :i JANUARY 19. me LOMIUIONS anlord: 4aibars Jsansan , CharIos Singles Dottona bNuir• P. Pu$t, Dottona ?CIuI.s Curry, WWn' $rinis Pesi O•Ivicd4, Delery D$$CNA*$I$ $anfs.'d: A. Asidly '1..ul Cwnmki - ido T. L Jam o. Mail in UurcMi.ul Miller auVi1sm___ SuSan K. WIissNrs aews "-' & baby boy Ceel Deft" DOYle $IYSL Deftinia Nafiel Pulets, CeSsna (manuel N. TFiulsells, Oslisis Usia Mayer. Lab Monres MkP.asl Carsela. Grow, Ciii. Clyde GiftIam. Luinoo. Ky. Karen Wl*sne & baby .W lenuiflot. Ky. _ frOntof the buillifttolncrsus their COIdICt With the ubllc, The captains are now available ,to handle citizen captain" are on y, Command falls to one of the dspsstmunt's patrol lie*' They we: Bicky Hayden, Michael Ratundo, Richard Nooney, p RnsodI wwi LJn. sad DOuglas BIp. 811ev cssadsn em eL MW U- v'utIh. l'irutIw. Nell Deveryz Wish. 11 claN a MeaN. 13$ a iMSaNe. smise Yes,, .* Iv MaNs Wide. elceaN: MoaN $Uii C Mini. NS.Cls Yell, q.adNduysinthhpartiuimt Although there have bees on a ritatial beels. Bemseky several resignations In the said Better believes it's . department over the past poitad (or his Ilodesadi to ',,,, m@0s@wa vmr1* 41 .npI*IM. and the padic's ipe'n sad reasons, the department ; :'l 1100110 U111110 questions about the depart. Me.hnoftheInM1ers desl with the public. re.alasMneortulletr.gth.ft "Eaposurs to the public en division em Willie. .The p-' dspartmad $ is at • pisyssa, of o main goal.," Dabe, Walter Jones, Torn loosely organized and is Jade. &d of the aetborised Biriouky said. Bernouky, Ray &e.es d nmp,ised * of Better's gws. On ml' to I a.m. shift, when neither of the three divisions within the deputasut: uniform, In- Sunday. January 31, 1970-Vol. 11, Na 13 Daily aid $sUdev. site $oblrdsy W Ybe laals.d Nirall, Inc., III N. Prsde Ave., $aalert Psi. 3171$. Secead Cuss Pstose Paid af 5amr$ Flertda avis vidigelers 3 ky said, In reality, while some In. veadgeton have spr"v. none are Limited to those 90 'o. 160 0* 274 ONE DAY SERVICE. GRAHAM S. BRLtD9D.S9 flSS LEE ROAD 268.9877 $ a.. readlags: Ina. overnight levi, 4?; yesterday's hIgh, 77; barisefric preuan, 19.10; nMth. headily, Vt per cad. PROGRAM AT SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE err . .piun - -- - a 41P 11071011 1 or a " ' I I. __Ae Ver am* $.day sad 1=W oft a pod tisat, for ihsven byllift today bweaft ad Allb $inigh a. 1 new, one year program In Respiratory Therapy. Classes start in January. Successful graduates of MONDAY . 5:30 a. p., Cy.ai Met 1:41 ta, US pa., law 7:11 o.a, 5.1$ pa. min paitrhL30aa,,741 low UI &a, 11$ pa. the program will be eligible to sit for the National Board For Respiratory Technician Examination, For more Information on this new program contact Citrus Black Fly (arns.1431 mum (UPI)- New hihMatle.o(thevMrblaCkftY base fead at PWIda y, 30 moo sooth of MI, ores pad in a rv 1ev. SEMPIOLE COMMUNy COLLEGE ORLANDO, PtA. ;.IUua Ie.h: NO 1:13 US PALI 1ev 6:31 a., , !It NO of H..sd Air Feu'ce Agewe -8nss, the Mate Casselberry Topic Mayor Bill Grier will urge the guarantee a bond Issue to Although the city claims it Casselberry City Council at Its refinance the water and sewer was guaranteed the bonds 7:30 p.m. meeting Monday to bonds would be floated. The would be floated and sold, the put aside $300,000, transferred bond Issue was never floated, two firms stopped the sale one The $120,000 represents the month after it received the to the city's general fund from Its utility account, for future amount the city was to have approval of the majority of the payments toward the city's cost saved in Interest on the new city council. of connecting to the Orlando bond issue. - DONNA ESTES ' ( Appraisal Tab Assumed Reluctantly By Lake Ma attempt to reach a settlement of $620,000. 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GOLD A.CHROME A Now Classln kmrt Pis. 32771 Plant Hook - 'Freedom Modal' To Mead WEATHER Sunday, Jan. 21,1979-3A 1 Connie Major, who served as meetings, contact officials interim city clerk for Lake when asked and keep minutes -1 Mary several weeks last year, of meetings up to date, acwill assume the full-time cording to members of the position Monday, replacing Sig council. regional sewer plant to be built Pearson who had served since at Iron Bridge near Oviedo. Mrs. Major will officially May. Much of the money was CONNIE MAJOR take over as clerk Monday. realized in savings when the Mrs. Major was selected for Pearson will continue as a city the position unanimously by employee at his present rate of later succeeded as interim city refinanced Its water and Lake Mary City Council on until an audit of city clerk by former treasurer Myra sewer bond issue in 1977. pay Thursday. Auditors Greene and Dycus, checking accounts Is corn- DeVine. She will be paid $9,980 a year; earlier this month told the city He will assist Mrs. Othera pp o In tm en Pearson was paid 111,000. the money, according to Madeline Pappa, who succeeds unanimously approved by the that Her appointment, in the law, could be transferred to him as city treasurer, during an council were Harry Terry as mews arson has bSSfl fired. unspecified the city's general fund. transition period, vice-mayor and Gary Massey The council had voted Dec. 7 But City Attorney Kenneth The audit is expected to take as city attorney. to recommend Mayor Walter McIntosh, in a letter to Grier, Sorenson appoint a new city only a few weeks, according to Councilmen reappointed to pointed out that even if the clerk to replace Pearson. The council members, head the departments were: Orlando regional sewer plant is council cannot fire a clerk, Mrs. Pappa who is paid $7,800 Terry, water department; Burt not constructed and in use by because that position Is ap- will receive a pay boost to Perinchief, public safety; Cliff April 1, 1981, the city is pointed by the mayor with $8,840-a-year with the new Nelson, building and zoning; obligated to begin paying its council approval, according to position. Pat Southward, parks and share of debt service for the the city charter. Pearson was the fourth recreation. Francis Mark, who facility. The council cited inefficiency person to serve as city clerk in was elected last month to Also on the agenda for the In the performance of duties as the last year. succeed Lillian Griffin on the Monday night meeting Is the primary reason for seeking Kay Sassman, the city's first council, was appointed to head consideration by the city Pearson's dismissal. He clerk, was fired Jan. 31. Mrs. the public works department. council of recommendations reportedly forgot to schedule Major replaced her and was MAX ERKILETIAN from McIntosh that the bonding firms of H.I. Henann and Sons of Ft. Lauderdale and Southeastern Municipal Bonding Co. of Orlando be sued for 0,000 and that negotiations begin with the bonding firms to obtain a state grant to purchase the property. Such funds are committed until next fall, according to Dan Gerdisan, State Jb IMMEDIATE OPENINGS IN THE NEW RESPIRATORY THERAPY o*n The city also agreed to pay a $3,750 security downpayrnent on a one-block site adjacent to Crystal Lake Beach for a city park. The option is good until Jan. 15,1* and can be applied WASHINGTON (UPI) - Calling her "a model for the young and a teacher from whom all may learn," President Carter has announced the presidential Medal of Freedom will be awardedposth umously to Margaret Mend. Carter asked United Nations' Ambassador Andrew Young to present the award to her daughter, Dr. Catherine Bateson, in a special program in honor of the late anthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History in New York today. 'a. ears WASHINGTON (UPI) -The first woman judge In Georgia's major trial courts was chosen by President Carter Friday to succeed retiring Judge Lewis A. Morgan on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal. Judge Phyllis A. Kravltch of Savannah, a member of Georgia's Eastern Circuit bench since Jan. 1, 1977, Is Carter's seventh nomination of a woman federal judge and she was the first woman to serve as a circuit judge in Georgia. Her nomination Is subject to confirmation by the U.S. Senate. nwwi'uI ulth,Ai IU uufe'4 Bwaodly said the day and swbig shifts each have a mdorcy& omeur on 11101 and there Is one civilian IIfOrIMnt officer. ralooded to en office in the specialists and general in. arewgsd for each hsatuisat to P P 10 Minutes Kill 10 The robbery occurred at 2:40. The lone clerk on duty reported r ____ .. he was working at the Wt- city limits. Vince Leffler, Z7, of chboard when he heard a VOICe 421 Virginia Ave., San! ord, say: "Look over here." _____ reported the pump, valued at ___ ___ The clerk saw a man, about $125,hadbeenstolen,accordlni 21, pothtlng a gun. The man had to records. nodisguiseand the clerk told PLYWOOD STOLEN 'I him he was doing a foolish Sheets of plywood and other thing. "I know," the robber boding materials valued at ' I ___ responded, "but, times are $1 were reported stolen from rough." a construction site at th The robber got cash from two Presbyterian Church on registers and ran on foot across Wekiva Springs Road. Dan F.; ________________ _____________________________________ - State Road 436 and was ts5t otLof169SandiewoodWa aeon by witnesses in the area of In Longwood, told sheriff' the Perkins restaurant, deputies the supplies werit $*CARTAXEN stolen sometime betweer A iV7S Doe Challenger Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. and t $,000 was reported Thursday at 7 a.m., records stolen from Bob Dance Dodge indicate, on U.S. U.& 17. near Longwood. All CAR RANSACKED Roger Whiting, 47, of Altamonte total of $150 in merchandise! Spdnga told sheriff's deputies A (ffl tint. let sail (or '1 T As their distaste for the foreigners mounted, car was stolen from the was reported stolen from a car centurieslater, Chinese Vice Premise' Tag HiIaoIig Is Chinese Imposed progressively tighter restrictions restrictionson on dealership lot sometime betparked at the Squire One: returning the vJt to launch a new era in SliMmerican trade. Commerce was limited to the port of Canton, and wean 7 p.m. Wednesday and Apartments near Casselberry.. relations - a development that is we to s&COUfUCt in all dealings had to go through a monopolistic clique of Victim of the burglary 1s 9:30 am. Thursday. the )nst'reconvened U.S. COWeIL The Herald today merchants known as the COhOfl Mark Schulman, fl, of 2500 PIERIA TARGET presents the first In a series freeing The Westerners chafed at these constraints. Matters : pried open the rear Howell Branch Road. The relations between lbS United Stated sad Chins.) came to a head In 1839 when China moved to prohibit door at Beruiy'a Pizzeria, 1712 was burglarized sometime Imports of opium - one product Britain had found the U.S. 17 in Fern Park. The between Wednesday at 8 p.m. SpecHiheIkraId Chinese required In great quantities. burglary occurred sometime and Thursday at 10:45 an. The British fleet quickly proved its superiority in the 7be Yankee clipper "Empress of China" set sail in 1764 between 1:30 am. and 6:15 amt according to records. Stolen resulting three-year Opium War. with a cargo of furs, raw cotton, lead and a seemingly Saturday, according to records, were a briefcase with business me subsequent Nanking treaties ofle42 and 1843_plus useless New England root now known as ginseng. William DeShaw, 50, of papers,a citizen band radio and similik agreements signed with France and the United The "Empress" was the first of many United States Altamonte Springs told sheriff's antenna. Stiles In 1644 - opened new ports, set a low fixed tariff trading vessels that would make the profitable voyage to deputies $41.15 In change and a RECORDER RIP-OFF and established "extraterritoriality," the exemption of (China for tea, silks, art objects and the prized porcelain digital watch worth $50 were A recorder worth $150 was foreigners from Chinese law. COiled china, missing following reported stolen during a They were the first of the ao.called "unequal And on the heels of the traders came Christian KNWECUT would increasingly was cut with a burglary at the Prairie Lake '' ° 'Q"eiW missionaries to convert the "heathens" of the exotic land. A Sanford knife after be got into an Baptist Church, fellowship hall,. Of course, the North Americans were not the first The lest of those treaties woi)d not be abolished by the Westerners to reach China. It had been 500 years since argument at the Goldsboro bar 412 Ridge Road in Fern Park British and U.S. With 194$. Aitxoer, , of Winter: Polo traveled overland to China through Central on west 13th street in Sanford. I) James Edward Miner Sr.,Springs told sheriff's deputies. happily ignorant of the Asia. adverse effects of their growing Interest In ChuM, the burglary occurred i3ij W. The Portuguese opened wide the door to China in 1511 by .t AS Dun Acheson, secretary of Mat. during the cornsometime between Wednesday seizing the SttMti of Malacca. Other European nations ____ qiund$ takuv!r ClspdaLof St$2 . ,q t i4iaInuontOdhLth.theø*la $:W$ IWb*ds'ies 'ftaejiloin our lpnd was without It. society to Urra rM illmn " t, Y-9-aTied trade. ____a%" after another man pulled Cell fldClOtM 7 tO lbS building through a IWVV11.lJQg. The Manchu emperors of China did not welcome war' knife during an argument, records indicate. noW'f$hed the love portion of Our love-hate complex that ml these "barbarians" and their goods. "Our Celestial records indicate. He was was to Infuse so much emotion in °ir later Qilna (we) treated and released at to POW have no need for your country's merchandise," wrote Seminole Memorial Hospital's (NEXT: Disintegration) Emperor Qi'ien Lung to Britain's George m,ln 1783. emergency room. ;. ,;.' Sewer Major Back, IN BRIEF By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer A lone gwunan got away with an undetermined amount of cash Sat'zday morning after robbing the Days Inn of Altamonte Springs on Wymore ____________ _____ Sihanouk: Rejected Offer Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. I - CUP AND MAIL TO: COMMUNITY FEDERAL SAVINGS All LOAN MAIN OFFiCE -$01 HIALEAHDRIVE, HIALEAH, FLA. 33010 (MAIL SAVINGS DEPT)UNDR - I 10 -: Enclosed Is my chock payable to Community Federal (io not send cash). Mom open the following type of account for me: - ANHIML V= 6.33% 6.06% MISIM NATI 600% 1.75% MN. Ø(p. $1,000 7.79% $1,000 6.76% 6.96% $1,000 5.12% $1,000 5.39% $10. 6.60% 1 5.26% Os-.$. 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By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60: Year, $40.00. - - ' 1W A Sensible Move Lake Mary Clock The By DORIS DIETRICH In By voting to hire a city manager, the Lake Mary City Council has taken a bold, realistic, sensible, giant step into the future. and obligations." j r cjr says OPINION does not enjoy battling lnthe daily work jungle. "Before I was forced to go beck to work, I was boo lnmy corporation —mYhome. Now, Fm still trying to hold down this full4lme job plus another outside job." She went on to uy, "I can understand why some women are so hitter. They are forced Into jobs that the really don't like for survival. No matter what Madison Avenue may say, mod women work for the salary, which mod need. There are probably some cases where a woman works just for her emotional security but not too many, I bet." Mrs. Caller urges women to dick up for their rights whatever they feel Is justly right. "Women need all the protection they can get," she said. "We certainly don't need any laws or amendments to make us less. We just don't need anything that would put us down." And to this I add, "Amen!" - - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. For Lack Of A Drama Will Democracy In The United States Lose The War? - - By FELIX G. ROHATYN Special to The Herald We've just stepped Into the New Year; everybody feelsfor. oImlstIc. We have much to be thankful But we live in unusual, confusing times, ANGLE-WALTERS Another - - _______________ NK ____ ._.., 0*1 4 WASHINGTON (NEA) When he was runJimmy Carter was especially pros outspoken about the fact that "the American - , u . * '- t ___ 3 - Fortunately, Councilmen Nelson and Terry of- ' ' ______ m - be more explosive than Soviet ambitions. We be1n our negotiations with the oilproducing countries, which have already That sentence caught my eye beca use I'd seen the phrase "No useful purpose" so many times before. It seems to represent an attitude thit characterizes much of the opinion-making In the United States. When we express concern about' why New York City - the richest city In the wwid—wentbrcke,wearetold,"ItwilJserve. ni useful purpose" to Investigate that financial disaster. When we ask why our foreign policy has, In recent years, brought forth such debacles as Vletnazn and the deady lose of confidence inus ____ and undoubtedly ost me most____ recent example of Carter's abendooment Of at t bl an ldsdcntoedsnd his sitlon was hi diplomatic recognition to the People's Republic of anna and the concurrent withdrawal 01 copition from Nationalist China. ___ That initiative was revealed only after it had cmpii without any ecome notjcatIon to either the electorate or Congress and with vh'tually no opportimity for any form 01 public orpoliucal debate ln the two weeks bet, ween the December 15 dIsclosure and the January 1 effectIve date of the agreement. His recent performance, an the other hand, merits only the Nixon-Kissinger Memorial though the decay of urban America could was ending. The Pod recognizes that th troubles In Iran did not add up to good news for Us. But then the Pod goes on say, "But we think' no useful purpose will be served by a domed1 debate over 'Who Lost Iran?," - _: 11 ..!, But now that he's ensconced In the White House, Carter has enthusiastically embraced the "unnecessary secrecy"he once so vigorously deplored In his recent predecessors' cc International affairs. Increasing defense spending while cutting beck on Ihe poor and the cities, even with an editorial on the tragedy of Iran and the, ShalL It made some good polnts, chief of which that a quarter of a century of Iranian stability % . 1. We will try to balance the budget by The Washington Pod greeted the new year. ,. i" ___ he" boo acluded from the pen coo of evolving and summating our foreign policy." Perinchief rightly labeled It "overreaction." We call it regressive and unrealistic. Principal argument advanced by those opposing A city manager was that the city's tax base and population are too small to warrant such a position, Th is specious argument is shortsighted. Even if the contention, as advanced by Mr. Perinchief is accurate - which we dispute - what happens six months from now, a year from now, five years from now...? Th at is or should be the key consideration. Planning. That's the word. The motivation of those against a city manager appears to us to be obvious: It is purely and simply a ref usal to accept a fact of life, e fact that growth will be embracing Lake Mary any day now. Itis going to happen,so lean back, plan for it, and enjoy it Useful P rpose ____ For Carter controlled by a guaranteed-to-be-mud recession. With ' No ___ 'Award' rd' manager. Councilmen Burt Perinchief and Francis Mark, who cast the two anti-city manager votes, at the same time oppose Mrs. Griffin's proposal. Mr. and bizarre things are happening. Washington tries to save the dollar by selling our gold and Inflation Is to be RONALD REAGAN A. . ________ - - bankrupted the western world, with the proposition that a further 7 per price Increase would be modest and would make up for the erosion of the dollar which they eroded In the first place. A theological argument takes place aMong economists (who, altogether with dermatologists, never seen to solve anybody's problems but always travel first class) as to whether we are headed a mild recession, or a rolling readjuatment, or stagflation, or anything as long as it doesn't sound serious and frighten anybody. 'Howard Jarvis, whose Proposition 13 Is as effective to deal with our problems as a neurosurgeon operating with a meataxe, Is ____ - ____ .- _ _____ _ _ ___ ,' - ___ / ________ . ,,_ _i••' ___ _____ ______ ___ ____ ,q ___ e a __ ,, - ' operation." ' And, we might add, how about "directing the daily operation" down the road in the period the city begins to boom? Mr. Mark was on the mark on one point. He suggested that other applicants should have been Interviewed before Thu Kulbes was chosen the city's first city manager. We agree. And therein lies our biggest concern. intentions or not, we wonder If Mr. Kulbes 'Indeed does have the credentials and expertise to handle the job. He exudes self-OnfIdence In the administrative end of the responsibility, but Is and will be more. And his background 'dude consultancy on grants for Texas cities. But does he, for example, have the overall background, frame of reference, training and knowledge to plan, map, guide and channel the actions of city council in dealing with growth? We urge the council to take this into account next 1 Thin'sday when Mr. Kulbes' duties will be outlined. L 1. Pleas e Write ' , . 'I _____ ' 'l.l . .,.. ,. 1. . ___ . .. ____ I 1. * ... . ___ . _ A. " 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 4 __ ___ thidakes ad move t1" I a But, In the cases just mentioned, we have nt III ' p se01 p*m con ic learned from our mistakes. For example, 11 e thlngsthat could seemi tomethato of for The Issue, 'l.ffir gurr.nd.r, Bolin full-scale le III' would have been a full )tow eh is not what Caster did but rather how veillptlonuto how we ever did dad down ths he did it. It entirely no-win road In Vietnam. Y 1 the president's annowicemut came at a time After all, while a majority of Americans were a who tbolllhCccigre.s had adjosrnsdendthe ae arore IV a ah axwe ss was not to convene for against It because we refused to do what was J Jiur mouth. needed to win as were against it on so-called That timin , appen In Vid. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The flap between group criticising his tight budget policies and "moral" grotmds. What DID happen hasty sdsedul nam? Our children will be taught It was an President Carter and the National Advisory cutbacks hi soda] programs. rechidsd any debate On the LtS oral war, that we were wrong and that we Carter promised during the campaign that lI(II1'tIVe branch Of government. WIll** the Oti'vnitts. on wonwt, which led tar to firs n(. He were fCgt4Ing to prop up a dIetdorshlp That Is In terms 01 Caster's p.rsoal and political ce.chairiomu* Bella Abeug, was not a surprise women would have a role hi dedsioniik4 nowhere the whole tflü, but U we Uk for a also premised women wouldbeappólidedtotop rItles, the timetable was a stroke of senla. In the first place btd.rs version we ar, told (as we were by so He still bears some wounds from the full-emle didnotwodtocratethsad,Isotyoiltt,,on joke In the federal government. On jobs for opinlon'makeriat hehas been more forthcoming then any Many the time) "It will serve debut. on the Panama Canal treat4, and woman, but he was pisuwad to do so to demon- womsi, no useful purpose" kUm this year mint endur, an even more bruising strut mthnii* I. women's Issuer _s a Under the previous administration, about I More than p ___of our taz money has jut Senate struggle over ratification Of the SALT II. They aleo say that Costar did ad want to ap percent 01 the appoi ments were women. Under been spent an a ho nt use co"imittee Investigation treaty With the Soft UniOn. point Mrs. Aheag, whose up front style was net Carter it has been abwd 30 purcelL of the murders of fteskient Kanowly and Martin Mi cup 01 tam, es cochelr'womea. o h r dome tic in his own iii,i sing. biter 0 million, two years, coimç, Carter apparently has .. difficult to The abrTh ugios.i issues tint are ne Of the way shs WM iacksd mind whet he t1thk1 "women's Issuer" The less words and lainmerable witnesses, we are resolve and UreMia to erode an already weak ..unud to Mrs. Absug o'er and beyond the all advisory pnm$g he chose preiwned that all, now told there were "conspiracies." Jint who base 01 support, the presl#4 understandably of e y. 'Tv. nver been treated that way Issues that affect American society affect was In the oo'wslraclss, why were they formed, soi4tomPthScC w1q War she said. bdergi" in auomng usoss sacucai cc rrur is itiscas, a om tur what can be dons to prevent them In the 11 Thereiti lies the clati. ter wIthth.ILe,ths demb'#e the decision-making ptoe ___ h*u4I ___ to we Mrs. Both Mrs. Costar and Mrs. Waddington say The House cmIttw ___did net tell us. grossly abomd -and probably ded.oyad -his Abeng. Later, his tsp aids, P Jor, told UM a,,.d of the president's action In Mug Nowthatsort Of exercis, doss not serve any inciple. on p1c ndifleMk and bar abs was ouL dated pr Mrs. Abeng. It's doubtful they would say useful pusp., os U you ask an, but liberal opinionat particip ing In the shaping Of International The news domed her. 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Ures. lisikis:e4 g eoap __d OWN 04 Oda' up mass as they had be. in Gas mem 01 Mask 'tjIs that __ __ __ ____ I l ___ •..:. :. - 6%4A two A ___ __ A; --- . '' i"adeAld ildh" I'I I- KNEW It *IIW b ju$t a. mer of .; I . __ , ., a 00 , 11 : .t it* M __ WM • t------I- - .a omles 01 ri *ul Ga Is a__1 JI Ideas Is sluw01'$ *, Iu.Iisssus $0shs..s* - -- - — = I a : to I ==: 1m1IM1$0 •r .----- __ dd t dsu'WiaussIIs "wWl _ 1110~ ______ - b*ab ___ ,my. - - _ _ : - .• * Max Erkileflan 10) - !I tiisir own dlq en , groun Chances are they hadn't given much thought to Mg plan., that flew over their Can a Western democracy only find leadership, nobility of purpose and sacrifice In a time of crisis only dimly perceived on the horizon. stormed our society: civil rights and human rights, the emergence of women as an economic and political force, the concern for the environment. Our economy recovered from the last We will soon have the answer but, Ifthe . presi4ent lss,t!s fight, if, collectively, - we cannot create the climate to help him to. win, the result could be the end of a form of government which, since the days of the French revolution, has done more for I more people than any other system ever Invented. There will be no winners or losers then,, simply the history of another nation that was unable to count its blessings and lost sight of its values. - %1.. Ia 1-1 ght Ste Commerce, The R'i' 0 Of homes many tlmes'a day. Since that tragedy last summer, Federal Aviation Administration officials (FAA) have been giving thought to the big air carriers and the effect they have on seemingly unrelated areas, such as Sanford. me FAA pa to iatu U units 9the nation gum that 'like tI WI ti, crash In San Diego. Sanford Is wider consideration for an ILS unit, but probably will not get one until 1981- J.S. (Red) Cleveland, Sanford airport manager, feels the ILS should be Installed In Sanford sooner. Cleveland's reasoning can not be denied. With the addition of five major air carriers to the Orlando International Airport and the posaibility of dill more additions, that already crowded Irport will become more"congestt' To relieve that congestion, 'mailer, private aircraft will probably be directed • Eepoel served on the council there. stranglehold males have had on the county commission for the pad years by winning her bid for the county cornmIssi ago. 'All three women have been chosen by their respective all male counterparts as deegates to the Council of Local Governmenu In Seminole County. Mrs. Glenn was elected chairman of Meanwhile, a woman who was urnsuccessful In previous bids for the county co'nmt'Mon, and who is very active In her political party Dorothy Meadors of Sanford was appoi nted by Mrs. Glenn this week to the prime sponsor advisory committee. That committee gives the commission recommendatlona on which (CETA) jobs are allocated. Some friends and supporters of Mrs. Meadors are urgIng her to be a candidate again for the colaty nrn1u1on next year. But,accorubng toMrs. Meadors 1* Is a long time away. OttgrAng Cassetherry Council Qinirman Owen Sheppard speaking Of cos.mclhnen being sworn into office last week, described colleagues, Frank Sdutts, later elected chairman 01 the board, and Carl Robertson Jr. as "repeats" but of Mrs. Christensen, he said she Is "one new gender of charm and vigor." ___ - - June Lormwn last week was elected by her male colleagues on the Longwood City Commission as the city's first female mayor. Cauelberry again has a woman representatIve on Its council - Barbara (Bonnie) Cirlstensen, The city has been without female representation since Edith Dunn, a 10-year council repuse'4MIvs was defeated for re-election Ursa years 1~ Coun cil of Governments while Mrs. Lormapq was elected vice-chairman. Mayor Walter Sorenson 01 Lake Mary was rdeded aecrdaryr.asurer. Other women In local office are: Commissioners Dolores Vickers and Peggy chides. hi Altamonte Springs and Councilman Pat Southward In Lake Mary Sanf ord and Oviedo r m n hold-outs and there has not been awomuiln elected cilia In Winter Springs Macs Irene Van e ai ___ ________ ____ Job 'Search. Is Not Easy Uyouw.reforcidtolssveyourjebatil, lbs new law rnigthsmr"osy age to 70 doesn't me. going back to east will be as,. Few oou'ços",u wait to give full-time Jobs to older people, That's becsae an employer, after p'"g out the pay checks, abs pays for health plans, life ad other benefits. In addition, _ _ .Yodon'thav.the r1 to ritn to the old job. And can ya fled P Rnirabl ,;Th..speEts— usnaflypsopis under 40— ,Isevs to retire from oes thing s nethIag des. lie will be more MuM say, U we seek work qelt. dinM m what we bad bees *, It iml easy to led regular em*,msl*, whdbsr mirdy to keep so .dor$0ang,ni saw uscurItyhi. gene aid no' ia1-sMa ritaus. ft's a qbetyosess'twIMadInths na 'a 'Ihes I rilirod from I4ee yak to $0bsgr-'- w-I tId Funds, I have aid my ,uhlTeI is 'Gas c--- y efIkiel mack01 WW a jab hi' sam appear leeds seUnse In t. T1u1L 'Yos'nsts.dd." MM4IM tw Mv d liPid to a nearby secondary airport. Sanford is The 11.5 would not cost the taxpayer a prime candidate for designation as a cent. The entire $350,000 ILS system would secondary airport. be paid by the FAA, according to Cleveland. Since being converted to a municipal The trick is getting the FAA to install the airport the Sanford Airport has been system in Sanford. That requires a push regarded as one of the finest municipal from the community at large. The enfacilities in flying. dorsement last week by the Greater words, thS ) (1$! ). $4çwd 01 Cqçiimerce Airport Orlando's airport means motb M fr*fi Committee is a step In that direction. over Sanford. With .that Increased air traffic, the need for advanced safety Other civic organizations and city officials systems grows. should follow suit. OUR READERS WRITE Women are coming more and more Into the fore In Seminole County. Sandra Glenn was able this year to break the cg M ___ the killing range of the neutron bomb. This recession and Is still going strong. But means controlling Inflation for the underneath it all there are weaknesses, housewife In Columbus, providing economic and social which, If not coneducation and employment for the young taliied, will sap our strengths. black In Harlem, and providing a hard What the country faces Is not abigger or smaller recession, more or less inflation, a dollar for the gnome in Zurich. We are by any standard the richest stronger or weaker dollar. Those are all country In the world. We carry the effects; they are not causes. We face the heritage of democracy handed down from possible loss of our most precious and, Pericles through our founding fathers. We Western democracy, surely the most treat this heritage, the most precious ofmagnificent form of organized life, our possessions, with contempt In the way because we are lazy, cynical and unwilling we abdicate our responsibility to vote, to make the effort, unwilling to demand contempt in the way we go about our way the kind of leadership democracy of life, contempt In our acceptance of requires. mediocre leadership. it Is easy to blame the politicians but we We, with more to fight for than anyone, put them there by our votes or lack of seem unwilling to make the slightest ef- votes. It Is easy to blame the unions, but fort. Commitment is not fashionable; cool the business leadership has exercised no Is the order 01 the day. greater restraint. It Is easy to blame the Commitment is not a museum piece. A press, the academicians, almost anybody great Frenchrqan, Jean Monnet, changed but ourselves. the face of postwar Europe when, through We are at war today. With inflation, with sheer personal willpower, he brought unemployment, with lack of education, Growipg_01der Bell's Clean, But Suspicions Linger .dinhitUbelertse.adsr. hi sc. rekiaiats. Market. America's strength can be enormous: moral, economic, military. In the last 20 years, peaceful revolutions have t1an. people dragThj1fIiii1và ti thiTpollj"' were sold candidates the way Proctor & Gamble sells detergents: through '" commercials. With opinion polls telling the candidates what the voters wanted to hear, and ample money to make sure the voters heard It over and over again, a minority of the electorate gives power, with few ex. cepilons, to met and women who follow rather than lead. Once In office, the same process Is continued; If saying what the polls tell you to say gets you elected, why not do what the polls tell you to do to stay in office? The trouble is that polls cannottuch you to lead In crisis; In 1940 when a Parliament backbencher screamed at. Neville Chamberlain "speak for England" he wasn't asking him to take a poll, he was asking him to lead. Today' despite out current prosperity, we (ace dangers-and uncertalntlerahead fully as deadly as England did In 1940. Our economy Is out of control, our currency is About Women In Office h ___ with racial discrimination. It does not sound dramatic, unfortunately. But there Is the real question, authority and then the European Common Parties & Politics _ __ g JACK ANDERSON wb.desatwatth*nInpr, The Evening Herald ski reserves tho right hi - aircraft giving them a specific landing course that Is locked into the airplane's Instrument panel. It seems like a device that would only affect those who fly airplanes, a relatively sp'll group, right? 'Tell that to the people In San Diego, .Q w& jooaS nd a private Jess 11ie r in fh d bona Suburban neighborhood. Many 01 the people who died In that crash wire stun. immy Carter Approach _ about first the European coal and steel In the last election, almost two out of three people o voting age did not exercise their franchise.. The 71 percent of the An Instrument Landing System (11.3) Is waking hour trying to assign blame for disasters, major and minor. Americana have a live-and. id-live attitude that i.*, In effect, "Look,' -- In danger ,our Institutions of government unresponsive or Inept. The interaction, at every level, between the executive and legislative branches of government produce fewer and fewer solutions to greater and greater problems. We are engaged In a world-wide cornpetition with a brutal, totalitarian ideology but whether we win or lose depends on whether we can show our system to work leaders, once elected, then govern. a device that beams a signal to incoming argument in some cases. A nation can't live a healthy and dynamic life If It spends every 'J _____ s'..- __ ,. ' ______ nhis.I*uswulesuif fir pubitraitsi A kiter. not bs'sigul, with a wafts address osid, it ;:!r, a burs. the Idsatty 01 lb0 telephi. W41111 may bevurmed. Tb. Now dlb.iflbU01Wiioi O'. ,, ___ - ___ • . _____ Mom down from the mountain with the tablets. If all 01 this seems a little strange; it should not be surprising when we look at how we elect our government and how our s Chamber Sanford' .. Manipulation-bwd M. which Terry contended that the city manager would not defS, radoratlon 01 d1$nitIc r ltions between Washington and Peking probably has add to the city's tax ben. been inevitable ever since President Nelson was even more emphatic as to the need February 1172 and signed the Nixon visited In ____ for the position. "It Is inconceivable to me" he sicoirnuslijes.. P i. 'ob4erv etty the wl* tbø 'sirn of Moii ai"usTt pthi would not have someone to direct the daily acclaimed In Washington as a modem Municipal Circles by our allies and such documents and phenomena of doubtful value as the SALT trestles and detente In Its many forms, we are teldlt would serve no uefui purpose to, u they .. _____ Sunday, Jan. 21,1979--5A —I- I., We commend the three members of council who provided the majority margin Councilmen Pat Southward, Cliff Nelson and Harry Terry for their wise action and Judgment. That action, however, was challenged Immediately by former Condilman Lillian Griffin who pledged to seek-recall of the city's charter thus once again making the city an unincorporated partofgecounty. The charter already included provision for a city I rather have ieee pay, and also ieee responsibility than cigarette smoke. She went onto ten cisome of her eerlencesof the pad few years. It seems that Mrs. Caller returned to the work force about two years ago because "of inflation and kids In school and college." Sbe dilmi she was compidely content with her role as Mrs. Homemaker. "I wish the f.'nfnI4s had the ERA you know where," she complained. "Until this equal rights garbage surfaced, I was treated like a woman and a lady. The ERA has caused mete lose my rights. Including And new some of these bird trains legislators want me to have certain rights which I don't want In the first place." I listened Intently. Mrs. Caller explained that today's woman, as projected by certain feminists who have been rejected by a man or men, are not the majority. "Mod woman are off base on the ERA," Mrs. Caller said. "All they can reed Into It Is equal pay for equal work. Well, let me tell you, Ihad much Wr writes, rites, rights. .. So awrlgi*, awrlght. My last column defending the rights of human anioers brought several phone calls and notes. The ra101aU, while the nannokers all oflered snners - well, several eli - got pretty hot ui collar. And people are funny. _____ on uii telephoned asking If I weren't ashamed to openly admit that I smoke for the minister to M (oh, brother!). the later asked, "What do you suppose Jesus would think of your admitted sin?" That at nod tomeandIjinpedtomy defense with: "Probably a lot more of me than a hypocriUc busy-body who can't mind her own business." Bang! The anonymous caller &Arrmed the phone Another caller agreed with me that there are many conditions and situations that are far grosuer I the euopar mad wjie boc&kssping rpbluty for deducting teas and Social Secady. All semi like too mur1 effort for a worker mom may nat be on the job In metIer ys or two. ,orrs, inSet there are. employers Offering eluding didy peep. who "w'et do ad wad hi work 0-beur deja. Dltv rutire. 1ffiud aid productive work, the president's direc.lv. .. .th. .om is a Ii orery or part-time basin hi the Older Americas Ad, I Am" ih oegw"a1"w an Mature Mv't heard 01 my pis to make such 1I and Kelly Gin (maybe they should chop the to Kelly Peep.), beth 01 Fovide lebs for rdkom ' Uideediy, there's work arasi fir They dm'tchargs tom for finding work aye. wb t:Mdy ui:t rat ad jibe kilede bag "hey" for juIfled ;:upl.. And bows em be fss4 messy. __ ___ __ ____ ____ __ ___ - ____ ' ___ ____ __ ___ ___ Maaupwhd,takirMamo'le ervagodtoaabholdirworkerstoplay, er rIM .r.mae their —'I'sIM wkMd e *itr, ul wst', itsddo,utoajibelbaeriaday. 61161 pus. Thus whe wad to Mv. to while lasveeisNIIkieiie5 .e. iru & leek kio Western Tom$ d1I,. i' leuhea peuwy$u,iOesIac., with 1iIcos k.k _____ spiel. dMve1mdiSedkr CSIMSSCSIM ad hi five fsnIgo cs Public Awareness I want totake a few minutes to update you on the progress of our Governor's Task Force on Economic Policy. Work Is moving well toward formulation, of a meaningful economic agenda for Florida In the lPSOs as well aztoset an example of how a state can constructively contribute to a stable economy. At our second meeting In Tampa we received a wealth of background in- formation and advice from many of the date's bed economists and reached a number 01 decisions which should profoundly affect date expenditures. In summary the Task Force recommended: that the date and all other government estltl.s in Florida adhere strictly to the President's wage guidelines. With nearly 500,000 govenmiest employees In the state, this should have considerable Impact. that adherence to wage and price guideline, be a requisite for doing business with the date, that the date's current surplus of nearly 00 million be retained as a "rainy day" or "stabilization" fund to help level the effects of future economic downturns. This should help urn avoid the alternatives of severe reduction of date services, or higher lazes, as the economy and tax revenues Inevitably fluctuate. We felt It was particularly Important to move with do bade on these new recommsndatlona because they bear directly on the budget currently being prepared by Governor Graham. We also acted inligltofa not tocopfhilthc icoa'osnlc to ad given us at our Thursday meeting by Robert F. Len. zillotti, Professor Of Eeoqi'iks and Dean, College of Business Administration, University 01 Florida. I have enclosed a copy 01 Th. Lazillotti's report for your Infermatkn. Our nest meeting will be Jan. X in Tampa and lviii keep you posted on eveuta and decisions than. Public awareness Is our grated asset in the work which we have vw dertaken and we sloosrely appreciate your Interest and help In this regard. Kind rsgatk Cordially, PAIlgh W. Greens tractive and aesthetic area of the city. To fully realize these qualities, one must view, that string of pearls-the Lakefront lights-strung around a beautiful woman's throat the lakefront view them from 14 across the lake, to realize what a wonderful ad they are for the city. I'm sure that tourists traveling 14 must think, when they see the lights, that must be a city of beautiful people, in that they appreciate the aesthetic beauty and value of this view to the city. - - On the blind mosquito problem brought on by the lights. Has It ever occurred to anyone to mount an auto headlight on a piling In the lake to attract the mosquitoes away from shore very little cod for power In this. A fan could be added to blow the pesky little critters into the water, where the bream and "potgut" will be glad of the extra free feed. Let's keep the lights. "If of all they worldly goods thou are bereft, save two loaves 01 bread. Sell one, and buy hyacinths for thy soul." - S.B. "Jim" Crowe Civic Tribe The Tuscola United Cherokee Tribe of Florida and Alabama, Inc. is a very civic minded Tribe. Last year our Deer Clan of Seminole Couty was active In the community. We entered the Christmas Parade In Sanford, have made favors for the nursing homes, gave a Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskats for the needy, and our members have spoken and performed Indian dances for several schools. Our new Chest is Oscsola County has also been active In community affair. Just recently they addressed the Retired Teachers Association .of Osceola County. We would welcome the opportunity to visit any 'civic minded group, schools, chusehes, nursing homes, Boy Scouts, etc Nofee involved a,w, fed ltiaour duty to become Involved with the U Interested: Contact—Deer Clan Cud Harold Peck P.O. Box 197 (bays, Fur Fbone Keep Th. LIONS Credit For All The Mafond Lakefront Is tidy tMv "bed fed torwird," the mod at. My brother, Douglas, and myself, achalram 01 lbs Road. and Bridges Committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, appreciate the nice things you wrote about us who announcing the DOT approval of the overpass at Bands Siding on S.R. 46 Wed.. However, a number of other people worked as hard as we did, indeed and perhaps did more,. We would like to commend them publicly. There's Sidney 0. Chase, County Engineer Bill Bush and former Associate Editor of The Evening Herald, John Spolaki. In addition other committee members were Cal Conklin, Tom McDonald, William Stemper, Sid Vthlen Jr., Ben Ward Jr., B. F. Wheeler Jr., W. Garnett White and John Krlder. Also, but certainly not least, were Tom Hunt, Wayne Albert and, again, McDonald, who served as presidents of the chamber and were ex-offlclo members of the committee. Nobody can overlook the efforts put forth by Jack Homer, the chamber's executive officer, who did the leg work with Mr. Chase In seeking approval for the overpass. Finally, the present committee under the chairmanship of newly elected City Commissioner David Farr, mud be alert to we that this project maintains it present priority and funding, and that the overpass becomes a reality. Julian L. Stendrom Who's Obnoxious? I enjoy reading the Around the Clock articles. I agree with Doris Dietrich in that the stink of tobacco smoke can overcome that of body odor, shaving lotions and perfume.. However. I do object to her statement that "certain non-smokers take the cake for being olxtozloua." Who, may I ask, are the clods that pollute the air, destroy carpets, furniture and plants; who Insist on sharing, wanted or not, their habit with everyone? No one, not even a smoker, wants to see the return olthe spittoon and much less have to re-use Its conlants. Then why an smokers upset that we do not wan to be forced to re-urns their polluted air. It Is time that the majority, the non-makers, become as obnoxious as the smokers until the ash tray pea the way ofthe spittoon. Helen White �•. r r / • . . • • . S [J Hayes Sparks Bullets SPORTS IA—EvenIng Herald.. Senferd, FL ..,.... SPORTS Sudsy, Jan. 21, 1f7 ii All Rhetoric MIAMI BEACH (UP!) All the rhetoric ends Sunday. The Pittsburgh Stealers and Dallas Cowboys will play a football game. Finally. This one, of course, Is something spec1al. Beginning at 4p.m. , the Stealers and Cowboys will decide the National Football League champion, ship. It's called the Super Bowl. A crowd of 80,000 at the Orange Bowl and some 85 million television viewers will watch the American and National Conference chainpions battle In the 13th edition of the most ballyhooed sporting event of the year. citing affair. Adding to the What everyone Is hoping this time is that Pittsburgh and Dallas will provide what most Super Bowls have lacked - a good football game. And they just might. This Super Bowl between two outstanding teams has the ingredients to promise an ex- "our philosophies are much different," Dallas Coach Tom Landry said at his final game news conference. I4 offense, we use multiple sets, or If that's what you want to call It, to try to confuse the defense and force It Into mistakes. We don't strive for .W 6 _~ ..) Parade I individual efforts through conshe repetition. Pittsburgh on offense relies mainly on Franco Intrigue is the great contrast between the dubs -the power of Pittsburgh versus the corn- tionable hits In Pittsburgh's 2117 victory over the Cowboys in Super Bowl X three years ago, tdth was also played In the Orange Bowl. Harris' running and Terry Bradihaw's passing. puterlied finesse of Dallas. "On defense we use a coor- The Steelers denied the dinated system that empia charges, saying the Cowboys sizes covering areas, while the Stealers are an aresslve and were just trying to put pressure on them. very physical lawn. The Steelers' defensive tac- "We "We have a tough tmage" said Rocky Bleler, the Stealers' veteran running back. "A lot of Images are Involved In this game. We have *lwey! been; tics were a big topic all week, The Cowboys argued the of- f dais .overIook!d some que It was another bad night at Black Rock for Seminole County high school basketball teams Friday night as Seminole, Oviedo and lake MIAMI (UP!) You have to meet Jon Kolb to really op- Brantley each came out on the predate him, losing ends of games. Never mind that he's the bed offensive tackle in the Pittsburgh .,Semlnole was defeated by Stealers' history and that he's a pure pleasure to watch whether Ave Star Conference he's handling some big lineman or some little kid with whom he's pacesetter Daytona Seabreeze, gang one-on-one in the church work he does. 73-60; Oviedo was knocked off The greatest joy of all Is listening to Jon Kolb talk, finding out by Apopka, 5816; and Brantley how utterly down to earth hels about everything, Including all this fell victim to a hot sbooth!g ridiculous hype and hoopla pertaining to Super Bowl XIII. night by Daytona MalnhaM Here's a broad, bullnecked ox of a guy so strong and powerful, 102'66, he finished fourth In the World's Strongest Men Contest by per. Bruce McCray played his forming such little back-breakers as canylng refrigerators, ustaldeady game for Seminole tossing around tractor tires and pulsing wheelbarrels loaded and came up with 14 polnts.But down with 750 pounds, and with that kind of background you'd Seabreeze's balanced attack think he'd be breathing fire and spitting nails working himself up was too much, ripping the game for Sunday's game with the Dallas Cowboys. But that Isn't true at open early with a 42-22 lead at OIL halftime. Jon Kolb hears all this expert Super analysis, all these man-toOviedo got 18 points from man companion., not to mention some of Hollywood Henderson's Troy Keasinger and another bsflamatory statements, and he can't help laughing over all the 16 from Horace Roland, but r • \ • • I Sines. (a)MySrdauvs hit mypthsrin the beck, do we, • • lose the pold? No. ft is fault. (b) A serve of mine hit the net and.ailedbehlrdthsbasdbawdhftmyoppoou*befonft, touched the ground. Whose point? No ones, the serve is just a let. (C) A serve of mine, without touching the net hits or is caughtbyefther of myopçmnentsbeforefttouches the ground.. Whose point? Your point, server. 7. Outside The Comt If the bell touches you at anytime or any place before It touches the court, it is the other players point. 1. Which Side May Call A Let? Among experienced players and even Intermediate players, If they are of 'good' will, It Is I reongolzed that any player, regardless of which side he is on, maycall aLet. caqv, 4! 1bdWA #AVV7' movement Is acceptable. If the movement is overly distracting, such as.waving a rocket, loud noise, or the like, than-11 Is not snowed. • A,VV f97 MAW . I 10. Doug Kent ($4) load himself jn th. thIck ad ac 41.., above said left, hod kIn Lake mates .ad using cad SI a 14S score against Makelaad Tuesday night '. Mike Quasi is Mop the mail degles ladder at Red Bag Past. 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Lauderdale ?MOIUOJ 61-ft - !a dot draft. • • + Weather Finally Breaks Prep Basketball College Basketball NNW" PITTSBURGH (UPI) Th Plttabwgh fres PlrMathdqoaanmcedths 4 lfl agent Lie Lacy, a idtja 2* ws. with the La ArØss ma of Lacy, a vee.ysr ved so jaa n. ___ SCOREBOARD Rookiss' five-gaas haag iaSafts is out. certsnon 51 + + + iIfP'au NIGHTLY ,Plrat.sliakL..Lacy • r. .._ - __ flØdsnitlSwhisAhregaInSd his tItlS for afl .imprecsdaded thitd time. • • ___ - ___ • V -,, _ " left sisaiiiiin lo. U mu oaadbm.lethe, ___ .,,. •. lUt boa's p,inrs ___ ' "' " M ke ths boa hiker. i.,a1Ma Ui u 1 1 In srd I a $ very over Jes'., by Slow T ml iid h Paid I thS U1ii ad Attorney John Daisy said Reeradlea Dupartm.M boys jed by 14 pss by Jss •_ ___ ft us "•• Jurs,E—'g1ii Or m on, ft 0114 FMay. l- itbs1 Th7,O4, an Rose. • tf a • * SyadEbaUMd haI12 T$P•TOP Nut Aissesier 5. .4j Us. I ha a ad at Irads PIilswrr- 1.i DIXW =hM FnWAPR 4 Wwo AsdsisvJiw ch oft 4. boa ad baui shim a Dtè A.. WN — 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ?U&U1 th kddsou wusi1, We c 1?a'- 2 wan.. Car, U. Tim No by a. rid oas. I at •LTI ad V. SIR .aad WftbW s. TOO s' . ssmeat ad 'a --i . oasis.. to - IN _____ ___ have been selected a the nasr and sais Ift _ ____ Detroi ____ NEW YORK (UP!) The world Boxing Association aimouxed Friday hssvywsl chancst Mulsammad All and T Rank Inc. , .____ _____ — soa.jost _______ , -: All, Top Rank At Top 5 cuidrait. _______ _____ _• wwiurwu iii... Wall KANSAS CITY, MO. (UP!) — The Kansas Qty Chiefs Friday signed two free agents, quarterback Bill Kenney and cornerback Horace Perkins. Kennev, of Northern Colorado, had tryouts with both the Dolphinsand Waihlngton Redskins in 1978. PerkIns, of Colorado, played In Canada with Edmonton, Winnipeg and Saskatchewan last season. BOSTON (UP!) — The Boston Red Sox Friday annotmced they signed pltâher Steve Ra'uko to a one-year contract, putting the Red Sox roster at 38, including 18 pitchers. Renko, a 34-year-old rlghthandsr, was selected by the Red Sox In last (an 's free. agent, rentry drafts after he played out his option with the Oakland A's. 1: 1. 11 •• + ft " _ ggjI , your gems in the long mm. - - Pro Hockey Renko In Bosox Fold 11 + • • - - _____ Chiefs Add Fsee Agents Atipoi the bat to Kathy Gray and Jim Shops who ha,e moved: to the top of the Bay Hued Women's and Men's singles ladders. Beth are experienced players and have fine, steady games. FULING. -., . + TisaNISI* + 14W. simtid not ask for, "two sense". Only If the bd.rnçtlon Is either prolonged or laughabi, or serious, should two sinai be given. PATRIOTIC Daytona .1j• _____ ii. Two Serves After An .u11e.? (ki a routine Iid.rriIon aftarafledsecefaul t, the iji5isnetq''td to, and ____ ____ HitaMPLIbVTissY1S1 W ftL" T. " WOWOO W0M4I4I*"Lalline.lftWd 1o" 420 , MIAMI (UP!) — New England's John Hannah and Detroit rookie Al "Bubba" Baker f have been voted the offensive and defensive linemen of the year, respectively, by arnar brewing company; The honors carry a reward of $1,500 and a trophy and additional $1,500 donations were : made in the players' names to the inner-city youth program of the National Football League Players Association. 1. Hew Mash Msve.i.t During Serve? Some weaving and C$I$$TlM Sannafl "WS $ ts. 6 cakwo*w %"Wo 66-6, 0I. I R ' '7.'. LISIUTY Baker, Hannah Honored + Wa added lip Mi • MIAMI (UP!) — New England Patriots' guard John Hannah, voted the NFL's best offensive lineman for the second straight year, said while he's happy with the honor, he's sick of coming to the Super Bowl to accept a trophy and would rather play in It. Hannah, the brulaing left guard woo teamed with Leon Gray to make the AFC all-pro team this year, received his second straight "Mack Thick" award, voted by his colleagues. 'Looking back I don't feel that all of our players were dedicated enough to going all the way," he said. hePbes bstIun. 4, Ompto142,Clark"It Nwrle 3-1-7, Tw4sr 4046 Hull "A Tftb /4/ Hannah Wants In It can lncam*actvlth any perto( the netornetpodat anytime Nancy Sets Record Straight - By United Press International In games involving Top 10 teams today, No. 1 Notre Dame hosts South Carolina, No. 2 1. flilnols is home for a Big Ten game with Purdue, third-ranked North Carolina visits Maryland for an Atlantic Coast Conference game, No. 4 UCLA is at Arizona State for a PAC-10 contest, No. 5 Indiana State travels to Creighton for a Missouri Valley Conference game, No. 6 Michigan State hosts Iowa in the Big Ten, No. 7 Louisville plays a Metro Conference game at Florida State, No. 8 Louisiana State has a Southeast Conference game at Mississippi and 10th-rated Marquette hosts Xavier (Ohio). 1 livuIes. Neither you nor anything you wear or carry may: - 0_7-mv 10/5 iw"/ 9 yi ?WCAAf 40 14" ~ . YW -W ar ROW W~ .W W w a wff0 " AV Top Cagers To Play a tall that has landed In your court and because of extreme backspin Is bounding back toward the court from which it cane.: It Is also legal to follow through across the net as long as you don't touch the net. In order L Who May Serve Next? You must serve and at the throughout s ad. In singles this order mint be maintained re dart of the next setIn doubles you may change which partner serves first and you can also change the side In which you receive but the team rotation must day the same. 1. Must My Return Go Over The Net? No.'A shot that goes pad the end of the net, either above or below the level o( the not, is : goodlfltlands in the lmdended court. A bell that goo "Urongh": a net is not good. .'nple being a hole In the net or the space: between the net and netpod. IsA"Wf?' A FuIt? Yes. U the server mlues the bell in as. teupting to drib, It, the service Is a fault. 4,00 Watt, Waters Spark Liberty ari" monissy at 1. ByLAIIRYCAS'rLE - 1. ReacIig Over The Net. It Is legal to reach across the net to hit: • '. . Int.rp.tlng Th. Rules •'' Ub.rty plays at .. inexperienced tennis player. I thought It would be a good Idea to pass theie along to our readers becaulel'mslre$everal of these tlthsg, have occurred In their matches. wasn't able to protect a 210 ,(uY TR/(/CK APP,fOPA'1714Y f#1064 Anyone? A recent article appeared In "World Tennis" mssigailne concerning some common rules that are often misunderstood or: misinterpreted. After reading the article I found that these are: the same questions that are asked time and time again by the: "I turned on the radio this morning and this DJ was talking lead at Intermission. about &mdsy'a gune andmaking It sound Ilk. World War Bradley lost guardDoug IWes," db said. "Orbke a weeld heavyweight tille fight at the Dsreims.r to an ukls Inliry, VJh. '.) .!SJ ?IJ very load. .. e .UM.... tLQ%4 "How Mickey Mouse can you get?" the Steelens' Mii won ' D wondered out loud. "Everyone asks me my 1mpreon of tury mark against the Patriots. Hollywood Henderson. Well, all that stuff he's saying doesn't win Brad Qton had 35 points ballganes. It's jut a gimmick, and it reminds me of how my Aunt for the Pats, but Mainland's Jo. Ann used to take me to the wrestling matches when I was a kid Henery countered with 33 pit hL. living In Owasso, Oklahoma. own and the )sheotthg Bucs "She was my mother's sister, a nurse who was married to my canned an issuIng 70 per cant Uncle Bill, and never having had any dükfren, she would tam me of their field goal attempts. and my elder to the rodeo, the circus and the Ice Capades in Brantley fell to 14. Tulsa. I liked the wrestling matches mod, maybe because my SCM lOLl ($I)s Slams 13, hair was so blond. It was almost snow white and Gorgeous Hicks 5, Whitney I, Thomas 2 George's hair was the same color. He was always the good guy. McCray 14, Wslms 3, Butior2. They had another fellow, The Great Bole, who wore a mask and Totals 3010.1550. SCAIN U UZU (73)t Miller I was always the bed guy. Auth. wrodlers had their own gimmick. Ervan 11, Harris 10, Van Rio 5, One would come In the ring with cowboy boots, another with 6. Wallace 12. Williams shoes on at all and Gorgeous George would show up with his own I. Bradley 1, Fioidblndor 4, Poideft Gard 1, Fist o. Totals 301321 73. aersonal valet and his hair an done up" JV -Sanford 55. Soibrius SO. Kolb dill enjoys watching the matches and talking about his AP0PKA (II): Gibson S. Keliom first meeting with Ivan PotabI, a professional wrestler from 5. Taylor 0. Richman 15, Thompson Dallas, who has become a good friend. 2, Jackson 10, Williams 15, Shepherd "He and I wereIn the World's Strongest Man COldest 113 0. Griffin 1. Totals 21 15.25 31. Angeles and we both were Maying at the sane hotel," said Koib. ovi 100 mit DIm. 0. Knsliisr "I had seen him wrestle ainiil times on TV and whenever he " Phillips 4, 2.Roland 15. Palmer 20 McClinnin Mayor 2, Painter 0. was Interviewed, he'd always speak In broken English ..." Powell 7. 23 X. "When I saw him In the hotel lobby, in person, I was JV -Apopka 41. OvIldo 40. fdnat.iI," Kolb wad on. "I said to my wife, 'There's Ivan Pugabil' He mad'v. heard me because he cum over and said, 'Jon Kolb, I'te been a fan of yours for years. I've gotta have your autograph for my two. boys.' He said all this In the softest, wlootbed8oudhern accent you ever heard. I was so duamid, all I could say to him was 'I dids't know you spoke English."' In a gun, with Qeveland this ealson, Kolb picked one point In the caded to ask Jetty Shetk, the Browns' defensive tackle, how David Watt bit 10*15 shoto tlngs hid been going for him tn.-nvh as he hade't seen him In from the floor and scored 21 awhile aid the two had been rnmates onc, at (1ahnma State. points to spark Liberty usl" Sheik banked backathim.. "I'll talk tai vi lit.. -_- f4j at S..fiw4 In. £L no"Shut w." victory ow 0 --is Ij Mon Mover mainly on superiority in the / - BOOST FOR THE IRISH offenses and solid defenses but Pittsburgh's edge Is based I Jon KIob, Quit. A Man I S PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — The magic seven-second barrier for the indoor 60-yard hurdles has been broken, but it could go time and again if Renaldo Nehemiah and Greg Foster continue to hook up In head-to-head duels. Nehemiah, the NCAA indoor champion from Maryland, and Foster, the collegiate outdoor title-holder from UCLA, completed a memorable duel with a dead heat and a world record of 6.95 seconds Ftjday nlghtinijse 6& yad - htirdles at the Philadelphia Track Classic. The race wiped out Nehemiab's. week-old world mark of 7.2 seconds set last week in College Park, Md. From what Nehemiah and Foster say now, their best races are ahead of them. "The next few meets, I'll work my way up," said Nehemiah, a sophomore. "I haven't gotten into much speed training yet." Tennis Local Fives Dumped By MILTON RICHMAN - By United Press LsteruatlsuI 101-98, New Orleans topped and season-high 18 rebounds day In a trade, scored nine of The Washington Bullets took Portland, 17-101, Kansas City and scored 20 points and Jim his 18 points In the fourth a while to shake the Chicago nudged San Antonio, 115-113, Clemons cane off the bench quarter, Including a gamefrost out of their system, AND and Houston edged Los for 17 points to lead New York winning chink with 19 seconds when they did It was the Bulls Angeles, 122.121, In overtime, over Cleveland. left, to lead Boston over Q. Could you tell me how the word "hike" was derived from the who were out In the cold. Kakks 155, Cavaliers 151: Celtics IN, Backs ill: Milwaukee. play.Initlatlng snap from center, and who was the first to use the Chicago, returning to action Rick Robey, acquired Tues. Nuggets lii, Pacers *5: Bob McAdoo grabbed a game term? - Sam Flem, Redlands, Calif. after a blizzard had Immobll. Four free throws In the final Credit ln Allison Danzlng's "The History of American Football". Ized Its city, shot an Impressive 18 seconds by Tom Boswell and Is given to John A. Heisman — for whom the famed collegiate S9 percent from the floor lnthe Robert Smith lifted Denver to trophylsnamed — astheoriglnatorofthe"hike"toputaplayin first period to take a 3330 lead Its second victory over Indiana motion. The year was 1898, and he was then the coach at Auburn. before the Bullets demonHe also used "hep" as another oral signal for the center snap. You PALM COAST (UP!) - Palmer and how fantastic he this week. drated why they have the bed should know the center snap itself wasn't introduced until 1894 by Nancy Lopez, 22, the LPGA's was and I think that Is v ery Jan lIT, Trail Blazers 151: record In the NBA and posted itiS Player of Pete Maravich scored 33 Amos Alonzo Stagg. Why "hike" or "hep"? I couldn't tell you. the Year, had a true," Miss Lopez told reportheir third vict 24 In the first half, to Q. Through the Cincinnati Reds' history, who do you think Is the 113-198 win. ory In a row, a confession to make to Arnold ters, "but I always looked at points, help New Orleans hand Portbest all-around player? -Chester Nakatani, Watsonville, Calif. Tom Welskopf because "They're just a great team Palmer, 49, probably the most thnughLh. th consecutive loss. For whatworth, ny pick asthe best of all the Reds is none ras.good-looking. land Its six lung 115; Spurs 113: other than that recent defector Pete Rose, simply because of his tour: he was not her Idol when "Oh, Ar nold's handsome, Coach I1arry Costello. "Tlai she was growing up. Forwards Bill Roblnzine, consistency over 16 years and his versatility second, third and thc" she quickly added. "I just have all the Ingredients. That's Miss Lopez and Palmer held noticed him (Welskopf) Scott Wechnan and Darnell left field defensively. I was tempted to mention Johnny Bench. why they're champs." combined for 53 points who dominated his position as no other has and swung a more Elvin Hayes scored 31 points, ajant press conference Friday because I met him once when! to lead Kansas City to Its fifth productive bat In terms of homers and RBIs. But niggling injuries to promote this central Florida was younger and I had never straight holding Elmore Gilmore to 21 resort Victory. have cut him down recently. The old timers might want to argue community. MISS Lopez met Arnold Palmer when I was points, and Mitch Kupchak Pockets 122, Lakers 121: for Hall of Famer Edd Roush, who hit .323 over 18 major league will repres ent the younger. Tom Weiskopi was cane off the bench to toss ln2l dy Ru Tomnjanovid hit on a campaigns. Golf Club on the LPGA tour; l." for Washington. jUmP with three Q.WasRogerSlaubachaabodesscholar?Iknowhewonthe T?M1III after three periods, Palmer Is designing the resort's At this, Palmer Interjected, seconds left to give Houston an Heisman Trophy In IM. - Robed King, Little Valley, N.Y. second golf course. 80-fl, the Bulls managed to overtime victory. Staubach, altho ugh a good st udent, was not a Rhodes scholar "I always heard about Arnold "But he's so old, Nancy." grab an 1744 lead when Antis after attending the U.S. Naval Academy. The Dallas Cowboys, Gilmore dunked In a basket who knew he had a service commitment for four years, with 8:32 left to play, but nevertheless drafted him on the 10th round in 1964, and he reported baskets by Hayes and Kupchak, to them for the 1969 season an old but well-preserved rookie of the latter coining with 7:45 left 27. He is a still well-preserved al-year-old quarterback. A famous to play, put the Bullets ahead service academy football player who won the Heisman and for good 1847. studied on a Rhodes scholarshi p Is Army's Pete Dawkins, now a JIi! Elsewhere, New York high-ranking officer at Fort Ord, Calif. downed' Cleveland, 105.101, Q. What wasthe best year and record of the New Orleans Saints Boston edged Milwaukee, 1 as a football team? - P.J. Bridges, IV, Mobile, Ala... 102, Denver shaved Indiana, When the Saints topped the San Francisco 49ers, 24-13, on Dec. 3, they achieved six victories, a team record In one season. This beleaguered franchise has never had a winnin g year, going ba ck ANoi to its debut In 1967. The top previous mark was 5-9. But Dick Nolan Inness has the Saints turned around, and with Archie Maning matured as a quarterback, they'll be tough. Q. Who are some of the outstanding college basket ball players to look for this season In relation to how they'll be drafted by the Stops .. pros? - George White, Indianapolis. The prize prospect Is Larry Bird of Indiana State, who's envisioned as a bigger Rick Barry. He's 6-9, Rick is 6-8. Bird has the same kind of multiple skills. Centers Bill Cartwright of San t Francisco and James Bailey of Rutgers are next In line among the nation's seniors. By United Press latersatleuml Q. Who Is your candidate as the most valuable player In the National Football League this year? Who won the honor last Danny Belisle has been year? —ILNewman, Cincinnati. saying an season long his I feel, as of this writing, Terry Bradshaw has to be given serious Washington Capitals haven't consideration for the Jun Thorpe Trophy, symbolic of the outbeen getting "big league" goalteding. But Gary Inneu standing performer In the NFL. He has been the one constant on may chop his mind. the Steelers this season, and they have compiled the best record In the league. The Louisiana-bred quarterback long ago licked the "ftjintgo.stoshowyouwhat criticism that he's not a thinking man's field general. Re's also at National IAqus gos1t.i1&j the top c his physical skills. Walter Payton was the top man of Is," Beild. add T, idut f . , after the -Caps to a SI victory over Detroit, moving Washington aiueadof the Red Wings and üuto fourth place In the Norris MR Division. Inneas, who made previous New Orins 107, Portland 101 Nn stops at Pittsburgh and Woshi 113, Chicago Denver 101. Indiana 55 Philadelphia, returned to lbs • United Press ln?ernational Kan City 113, San Anton 113 PHOENIX (UP!) After a winner's prize from $45,000 to league after the WHA In- G'viiie Eastside 7$ Star ke Houston 122, Los Mg 121,01 week of rain, the sun is sup. $33,500. However, a victory disiapolls Racers folded last Ocala Vanguard 57 Lake Weir 55 Satwrday's Games posed to make an appearance here, even In 54 holes, will count Dade CityPasco 52 Hudson 41 Boston at Philadelphia maid!. He ded 34 shots In Avon Park 52 Froitpoof 6s By United Press itrsii Indiana at Washington today and when It does the long- as much as a victory In a 72-hole Friday Friday night's same. Gainesville l2Lakeland Kathleen 51 New Orleans at Atlanta last delayed and nowshortened event. That's because no rounds 5 Robed Picard and Ryan Arcadia.O,soto Venice ° Kansas City at Detroit Brrngtn 70, Nyack 53 Phoenix Open finally will get had been played when rain DInosIlon 42 Intlrlachen Portland Antonio Walter scored Colby 5, Norwich 53 Lakeland Chr 71 Adm. Farragut ' SeatIie t Chicago ---underway. delayed thetournament.Daeinen U,Utica , goals 31 ioiSoods 4 to key Wlidwoed 55 Clermont 45 Golden State at Denver F,sfl,qg 74, 55çy5J Tournament officials have "The regulation as now On offendve end for 1110 Caps. Uk. Placid N Fort Miode 41 Houston at Phoenix E. Nun 55, Kings 44 been trying for two days to start Robinson stated (covering events of less N Tampa Bay Tech 52 Swaday's Games Walter's goal marked the fifth Tampa Hamtln It. Clarkson 53 Chamberlain Phhia at Boston, aft. % the event, second of the year on than 72 I?, holes)," said PGA Vermont straight g In which the Hillsborough 50 Chicago at Clove, aft. N.H. Coil 55, Lowell t PGA he Tour, but nearly three Deputy Commissioner Clyde rookie had scored, setting a Wauchuia- Hardee U Palmetto 3 Atlanta at New Onions Potsdam 70, Gen.sio 52 inches of rain fell in the area, Mangum, "Is Lakaland $2 Winter Park 71 framed around Now York at Milwaukee Washington r.conl. Springfid SI, Clark $7 irooksville.H.rndo 42 Tarpon Golden St. at Los Ang about twice the yearly average, the fact you get under way and Unhil s, 1ssmptlon U 3p'i "The bigged thing is that the WNEC 52, Keene St. 41 In 72 hours and left the Phoenix then are not able to complete Tampa King II Brandon $2 W.Va. Wslyn 1, W. Lib 72 lain Lu playing Will," Said Plant CowtryClub course flooded out the tournamment. City 72 Tamp. Jefferson 71 71, Bowdoin 5$ Walt.', a strong caiittkt. for Tampa Cath. 13 Bradenton sowpi In many fairways. "But here," he continued, unt MIlL 11,an1ags Biyshore 54 Rookle of the Year Ala..Hntsvll 104. WIim 55 They used every piece of "we were not under way when By United Press Lakeland Santa Fe 55 Groveland 64 Clark 7$. Savannah St. 76 lbure'sonlysomuuchsatisfa,- Jan Campbell c.aterence equipment available, even a play was delayed. So, we are main" 13 Stanton 'I Fl.. Tech 104, Pnscola Chris 71 PatrIck Division tion In Individuality." Clay 72 SoIlos 3v helicopter, to blow the water scheduling the event for 54 Radford 71, M. Washington 47 W L T Ph. Jan White 63 Paxon $5 WaIterset the record Who he JU , away. At late hour Friday the holes and we will have a 29 6 Shelby St. It Aquinas so NY islanders Victory Chr. N Tall.' Voorhees $4. Frndship SO NY Rangers 00101"r1011111111111110101111111 25 14 4 ss course seemed playable, but playoff, If necessary, to deterN.Fia.Chr. 73 Wtie,lnq 1, DvsUikm 15 Phiadelphia 22 15 33 only under winter rules, and mine a winner. Th a dose-la centering pass at BainesJan Episcopal 64 is makes It Midwest Atlanta 24 154 52 13:51 of the second period to Jan FletCher U IngianSod 47 today the threesomes of Lee different than anything we have Akron 71, Cheyny Pa. 76 Smylbe Division Jan Lee 51 Orange Park 41 Coon IS, Knox $1 pub do score to ____ W t, i pts. Mildest Frank Conner and Dave had to deal with In the past. Jan Forrest 7 WIlson 47 Dak. Wsiyn SO, S.D. Tech 64 ChIcago 16 15 $ 11th of the yess' opened a 14 Lake CltyColumbla 72 Sandalwood Burr and Mike Brannan, Mike POnn 75, Augustana 73 Vancouver II 25 6 lead on a powerplay alapeluot $2 Zack and Mike Lyons from the N. Dak. sr. Mnwsm. si Colorado 10 31 Ribault 40 Jan Jackson 45 Okld Cty H iU-PUI III firm the lift Point. St. Louis field of 144 were the 9 31 7 2s darting MeiwiceihAuclita Clir. 72 Sranfmd R..HUU,Is 73,U. South ii Wales Cialereece Boblirola, Toy Rows lAd 3 first off the tee. S. Oak. 45, N. Oak. St. 67 Norris Division Gary Itissift scored the ether Greenville 100 Madison 77 Miller Barber Is the defendWm Penn 63# Oraceland U W I Pts . I. West Orange 13 BIshop Moors 3$ West wi soais while pg Astronaut ouldillo, Montreal U Ing champion and he was U Satellite loch 40 Chico St. 52. Sacto 76 Pittsburgh l 15 I 15 among the early starters, as Woods raiasd t'V)' iOut Honey 30 Lake HIghland 20 U. Mont. 51. Carroll 17 Los Angeles 19 20 6 44 bid at 1:1* of the tided period Melbourne Fla. Air 50 Orlando Ft. Lws U, Col. Mn.s 53 Washington 13 26 7 33 was Johnny Miller, who won ~41 I Mont.70, Idaho St. $3 wththadedgos1. Detroit 9 3413 31 here back-to.bscklnl974..T5and Orlando Edgewetir 63 colonial $4 on St , aj 75 M vi set the course record of 61. The NW N 52. Ore. Tech SI In ather NHL games, Atlaita Orlando Evans SI Oak RIdge 53 W I. OCMU.JSIInSI Fla. Cantrall7 , Phoenix CC layout Is a tight N. ArIz.51, Idaho SS SOII is t 7 45 trosesd C mga,14, COlorado Dms,na S" brilien 0 Sanford SO Pac. Luth 71. LWU,Cfrk 47 19 19 $ 4i 6,721 yards playing to par-71. As Toronto dellatId MsuMa, $4 ad Onliflil JOWl U hOW SI Buffalo 17 1611 on mod desert courses, the Ft.Piercs, Cant. 41 Palm I'ch vau tiai T'4e, 33 Minnesota 14 23 5 37 premium lsonaccuracytn the @arens 47 Deysena aini.i Wsdd Hockey Aansda. Labe S5ley U Frleey's Illessill In nI• 5, go 1 Atl,a 4, (1MI ttadol VI. MiDera BIble 9 Umetifta 51 NsA $tsrninus Waskingten S. Detroit 1 Because of the conditions, By United PVSSS lN*ioIteil ni peg, 7.1, and Z.ats Cecss Sods 31 Pelts Say A colorado i, Mlniweita Wymsr. Teds ill Tavares 71 WUit's winning score of 24. IN*a Ciifoiuce ur n 114. To, 3, Vancouver 3. tie . Oviede U Aitiwic Division under-par ISO In 115 Is safe. llamas I, Sleek hake Deyleets Warner (1w. Ill Mon$verde W L Pd. U SUØIIO at @Won Bud with the players free to pick P4C!Nfi Wash 20 13 AN wo VIN 80" In geMs 41 Chicago at NY isin*s Miami HIP N Isuitwldgo 73 PislIa up clean and place 35 14 .d?hkAM,ok_kea dab ul. Palmist. es Phila at Mpdrsel New Jrwy Coral Gables se 21 20 .312 a on the course, there might be a Atlanta at Odrelf record - thesi geals In 18 MIa NWhoodav N HIalsili 73 New York 2224 47 Waft at number of low scores. Pistsa,gt 8 P.M. Miami ' ' (aga. 514)11414. NY *'ssrs at SI. Louis Pace______ 45 II. keadon 11 Play now will be over only 54 CMWal Rou 1, Nei* $s 3: Colorado (Closed Sunday) Twwoe is L$ Angeles . Pete holes with the tournament sad IN Delams Jack Carol City 71 San Anten 0 Miami Lakes 41 20 &.--naming Urough Monday. Viit, amid t. 111111111111 ll ai ' ." MATINEES: " N. MIami Slick SO MIS Ediion 47 Per. h been reduced from 20 21 b 10" Odwob As Win Miami Mon.. Wet. $at. NY lsimm.rs Series U Mu Central $3 Clauelnd 11 37 .156 110% $210* to $117,600 and the NEW MATINEE Well, Since You Asked... Track Classic Testers affluence, money. ,,We have that bad guy Image. We play rough, we wear black shirts. P15I'& hall the Image of being a tough city, although it really lan't." Images aside, the Stealers, who finished the ragular season with the NFL's best record at 14-2, are a 3½ point favorite. Both teams have explosive tough, hxd4lltthg team but I reseed the implications that we don't play within the rules. I guess this game will be pictured as the good guys against the bad guys. "They have that wholesome Image. My Image of Dallas is squeaky clean. They have Roger Staul,ach, who is Mlstter Straight and he never says anything controversial and their uniforms are always bright and shiny. You also have the Imgc-ctht-Dall - By MURRAY OLDERMAN ii Records Fall In P hIlly Steelers Cowboys, Oh, What A Night ! Sports N Sunday For Ends Olderman Past Rallying Chicago IN BRIEF Sunday, Ian. 21,1979--IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 111.0 orlamb • Ma lil.,l113lr1wsd RLURvAtioN$-$31 16M S.ri.NsOsoljadeii$ �* . * * . . . * . * . . 4? V Sanford, Fl. .• I I IS EIDKE Sanford City Equal Employment Opportunity Officer, Francie Wynalda accepts award from Dr. Ned Johnson, director of adult and continuing education at Seminole Community College, for the city's adult education program. Miss Wynalda helped establish the program in which 23 city employees enrollee. ECKERD'$ FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ... at low, low prIce.! - 611104-42- ' ...anameyoucanfrus.. OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - VICKS 44D COUGH SYRUP ANTACID 0 3/ Decongestant formula. 6-oz. bottle. LIMIT 1 Youth Roll of12 ROLLS / 49 Quick The Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) program in Florida is now accepting applications from young people between 15 and 18 years old for summer employment. This year about 858 young Floridians will participate In the work-learn environment of Florida's National Forests National Parks, National Wildlife Refuges, and other public areas. There will be both residential (Iivin) and n-r!dentjal opportunIUcs * Don- Percival, Forest Supervisor for the National Forests In Florida, says camos will be coeducational and last six to eight weeks. Participant pay will be minimum wage, $2.90 per hour. For information write National Forests in Florida, P.O. Box 13549, Tallahassee, 32308, or Phone (904) 878-1131. PRELL SHAMPOO 39 I 1 -'-For Your GoodWork(s) ' STYLE PERMATHENE 12 DIET CAPSULES HAIR SPRAY 35 gFor appetite control. Box of 24. LIMIT 1 11-ounce aerosol. 2 types. LIMIT 1 59* Ivan Bowers, program director of student services for Seminole County school district, accepts from Fran Kemp, art coordinator for system, trophy for best artwork in art show at school offices. District employees presented creative wares at the show. Bowers and his wife 11-ounce liquid. LIMIT 1 • r*, rIP.fl*Pdt12 Iola — a. ---.— FAMILY ZORRIES Thong type sandals for MEG. 59' ALCOHOL Crystal brand. Pint bottle. LIMIT 1 table shown here and the wooden pocketbooks. t • U —"ipssd *way frct W Wd lIe e,'esd at my mother-in-law and headed over the embsnkznenL" —"The telephone pole was approaching fast. I attempted to swerve out of its path when It struck my front end." —"The guy was all over the road. I had to swerve a number of times before I hit him." —' 'The Indirect cause of this accident was a little guy in a small car with a big mouth." But Metropolitan says strangest reason of all is: "An Invisible car came out of nowhere, struck my car and vanished." *#'1OX 1 (UP1) — hati no idea which direction to go, so I ran over him." That, says the Metropolitan Ufe Insurance Co., Is among a list of explanations the company has received for automobile accidents. Others Include:' other car collided with mine without warning me of Its Intention." "—I had been driving my car for 40 years when I fell asleep at the wheel and had the accident." —"As I reached an Intersection, a hedge sprang up obsciring my vision." ALMONDS Uniform roast, nutritious, I 1 non-oily. 8-oz. jar. MEG. $1.69 LIMIT 2 . Al 19 of condition december 31, 1978 3,937,864 Real Estate Owned and in Judgment Investments and Securities 1,497,673 - 11,956,122 3,729,561 Deferred Charges and Other Assets 1,501,659 TOTAL IET GLADE AIR FRI8HENER MEG. 79' LIMIT 2 . Ron Leach VksPresldent. Loans Advances from Federal Home Loan Bank Ma,e*orc Vke.P,esld.nt .Svings 5,690,000 Other Borrowed Money Maxine (kern S.cr,tay.Treasurer 5,870,660 Loans in Process Wayne Albert Assistant VicePresidini . Business Developmeni Fj 2 1oo Other Liabilities Sill McQuatt,rc Assistant Vice-President Personnel Specific Reserves ______________ . 1 Judith Sellers A&sWst Corporate Secretary * General Reserves Surplus '.'. .. - . MODELS Many to choose from I I Including cars, truck boats & monsters. NE FF ULAN PRICE$ * _ when fruit is pressed to reamer. MEG. Prosthesis Display Opens $14.99 No. J10 3038P, 3576P, * 3238P, 3928P 99 IsIissPsmssPlisO -L.TW1CITNIPRINT$ * .. .. QanuiaasSoIpdn.iWs * 3,363,604, A card party, designed for interested area card players, Is scheduled on Jan. 25, at 9:30 a.m., at the Sanford Garden Club building, Fairmont Drive, SsmIuld Estates. Prizes will be given for each table and a luncheon will be served by the Magnolia Circle of the Sanford Garden Club. . ., Wayne Westmark AsslsWit VicePresidens .Mortgage Servklng . liP * and Surplus '..'• TOTAL 7,510,033 $153,565,331 .*.....- OFIINOLI % * $iJro.sc&CItyraraty/Dsky * A1 aft —',. TODAY AND EVERYDAY TWICIThI FILM Wu No opnd. NmandptkN,buyPeomBaol I Poo1M or Ik and atWSs print * TODAY AND IVIRYDAY .tlC$TNSDMMSTUI not the awareness * * • - . * • . * * " a • • The Central Florida thapter of the American Red Q'oss will be conducting a Cardiopulmonary Remcitation (CPR) course for residents of Seminole CountY begimdng Thursday _evening, Feb. It at First tederal of Se'l'ioIe, Homy 434 at 174 In Loegwood. Advance registration is reqiáred as class size is limited. To register, all the Seminole Cbsmty Red Cross Service Center at 8313000. 1 or 343111P. MEG. TO $1.75 • Fir Knightettes 11 Name Offic•rs • " Herald z 1sm thou will improve li stening, syllabication and writing skills, as you learn to convey your thoughts and Second, it you r ld experiences in an organized and concise Olin Third, It should help says to or All lost pencils go. "So, let Just one final punctuation mark. k £ cha racteristic 0 ,, And remember, she continues, "that your haiku depicts your world. So always keep a pad and pencil ready to Jot down any Impression or experlence that you would like to record of your world." she continues, ;. Hrst.t e satisfactionexpressing ,• a.eeungsuia i iougui., i, iiu Then with a smile and a twinkle In your eye, she offers a closing thought: creative manner as a better understanding and Look around your world, Ii there waltlngtobefound a haiku byyou? •, e thehalkuis-thatithasa continuity which makes It possible to be read in one natural breath. "This gives become a habit," she encourages. "A fun habit to write haiku." There are a lot of rewards In writing haiku," Note that both haiku had n appreciation of poetry I &3ft. Volunteers Never Regretted Moment Of Involved ByWANICHOL5 kinds. We also make lap robes office. U they have a problem, Her 4C.miriu.t for patients at nursing homes," they call me." J0 also makes the snacks and goodies that 'There's a hdbg of br'ngingsaid Jo. 11VOWN Wo nuebiidys life. 7% thing that soma to U* the group enjoy' during their You hay, a MW of being mast of then women together ls work day. needed and the joy of being lonelinesas, according to Jo. '? . • - i.,. :...'. i, -- .' _________ ,,. - 4, • * •' 5 5*z! • .... ?- , ." 4y••P••• * •.- : • .. . * _i.ó_# ': _i• ;4 . W*Y * * ___. • * ,,. Jo and her friends are all so appreclat.dI" so said "When you live alone,orcome aftwedtooachotJter'sact1ms JosIpMR, Gri, as abs apok. hare from another area, there is and behavior, they Im. of her work with the RSVP, a um of being left ott of mm U something Is (Retired Senior Volunteer Utha We gat together and wrong. She recently noticed a Prom) of S.ne1 (y. enjoy being with each other. It's change in a woman's behavior, (Jo) iml the caly a way of avokMng loneliness, and after checking with family of her family deeply yet knowing you're help"ig members discovered the mudw 111111"hell In P" adivitlift dosage of mead" she was (jande, her husband, fts a (laa1o, who doss voladeer tüi,tg was Incorrect. Jo also bus for the group, giving work of all kinds, come to this andill time to take her friends tranepirtatios to volunteers cowky from Italy as a boy of shopping or to pick up who need It. H. do devotes 12. "I Well t1w04h the ear- pri,criptlot. msoy bears of strictly velan- thquak.Inftaly.fthappsnodon -- s. work ad" as1a Jan. 1J MS. C wan wan town poop.. s.er... t.s sre w dnolieh.t My 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mth l(TW IçOs. am yaw. end I were burled wider the 50(D Jo and 1ends joined the debris of oar house. Sbm died thoUgil of the IIIIiPbOfI MYPS whes they were ftrd dustily before they food us. i may be b"coppW in some rIlls I ud shedS,, yemi ale, was In a hospital in Rome for way, wooiui AV them en joy the group so.. do ea.dhavsuvvregMM Iwasaly2%.yesr,cldwtiuijt tIVftiS.()IOUTQWDuw,,WS me teiy T1 '!1C.,.. .• ''• _____ ' • £ 1J , * * *7* •* * : — .; * • • • : * * ': .' • *•, * • .-..P.... - *• - " • SA1IW make c.wwu dolls sniestheMssdaymer. manydtheddalhsof$heac- MOM MhI4 we kamtrod owla, -avw.was-irriva.$.a.. ___________ --- .• sigri1heMM tlAfremcldsridir,"he V%1 UIUsiwsredothgt barn C.aaulv i k,II* usp a -— as SW UYU, VV. (Herald Pbse, by sIde NIcOsSs WIlk the as len and àssif seser for the $ ORLANDO AND JOSEPHINE GRASSI ped, the greeps an already member group she's The Crust's have three p go jS$ for med yWs ,'-½,t We've become grown cIdlen and a itigIfvl shitsup. He also has a vegetable people happy at me and said, 'You hog "via. Id. WS, eni We Ilke a hg f!y. They dsg Ml. Jo makes her on garden each year. But the "How do you pit a price on smilihin Wo my life!' then jdsHe, gsusriJly call me for Laal, dothes and enjoys afthI11114 tbm of their everyday Llf io,e?ftusin gift yoiir.csj,. what seeds to be 4t1d," ft luydyeur *awls, tees ad aft of all fermotien kd.sd of the RSVP (iende likes to fish end moms to be makinu Mit., Whoa a wnat r*ly • _____ -- ... ,, * . __ • * I - 0MN MOAT ISA,M,alP,N. ** - others newly discovered poets. where you become more proficient in analyzing the poet etry of And she teaches at every o pportunity. taught haiku to her fellow toastmistresses at the Greater Seminole Toastmistress Club at a workshop, and it was such a resounding success that plans are underway to publish a book comprised of haiku written by the I should Ilk to find That mysterious land THIBODEAU ENJOYS TEACHING develops. the poet. "I love to inspire people to wr students have done anything that is Just great, I feel that I've added niething to h te world." :1I.l,e,ou G rasqiiisa * * by Joan Madison "I enjoy teaching it Ihaiku) to anyone who I turn to jelly Wit me * . ** plains the lover of haiku. b herBuadoesnt . She keeps on writing up-to-date ones like * * the Individual. . actual experience," ex- prescnt tense Mary feels that most of the ones she wrote earlier "do not seem appropos today. ' * haiku ever since she M haik all wrlttentoexpresstheher * • It the quickness and finality which could be felt In an the 60' • Photos j * children and one grandchild, has been writing studied it at the University of South Florida "back In . ''•' ** ** J / _______ l4$KhtettOS,aW111%ryoftbSKn*1 of Calumm .Sanford, have elected ti I*wteg .Iflcsrs for 107$: Mienis K, DWY rzrad , treasurer. ElssorRswjsMaU1ngØcerat DIJUGS • .' . '•:" - Jr CPR Course Offered ". •: and now that's why they are always written in the MRS. ' ' * '' creativi" 'F within * • * Mary, who now has three * challenges the * • I '•• • only do.s haiu k CeOVIcU ncrease * haiku." * __________ Reserves Rkhard Swaon Asistant VicePru4dent Branch Manager she notes. "A haiku must have three elements - an object or subject; a time or season; and a place." Marc, Thibd . - give you the 17." Mary smiles and her eyes light up as she explains the final step. "Then, simply arrange these syllables into three lines, with a 5-7-5 sequence form. "And Walla! You have a changing world, certain requirements for writing one remains the same," * * words or terms, which say the same thing, but will forms. "While it seems that the haiku Is gradually changing in today's ever- • * .. ' *• * ** , The Seminole County Reach to Recovery unit of the American Cancer Society has announced new service for mastectomy patients In the area. A new prosthesis display center, the first of Its kind in Central Florida, will be located In the offices of the American Can cerSocAlly, Xl Oak Ave., Sanford, and will be open weekdays from 10 am. to 2 p.m. I" EVIRIADY WATCH BATTERIES Choo from 3668P, 2,500 $4,146,429 written In 17 syllables which are placed In a 5-7-5 sequence," she elaborates. It's not a new "type" of poetry. Haiku originated over 500 years ago by the Japanese and Is written In both the Eastern and Western world to suggest a mood or an emotion, "They are darting to Ji vO a According Or£ Iffoo but * Card Party Scheduled KODAK COLOR SLIDE FILM Choose KR135.20, KM135-20, 1,956,556 Jack Hunt Assistant VkePresident. Loans Barbara Ray Assistant Vice-President . Internal Auditor DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO Leaf type numerals with 24 KR126-20, ERI25.20 or ER1 36-20. $132,535,582 three unrhymed lines. "It's ! - A $1000 grand prize will be awarded in the Poetry Competition sponsored by the World of Poetry, a bi-monthly newsletter for poets. Poems of all styles and on, any subject are eligible to compete for the grand prize or for 49 other cash or merchandise awards. Rides and official entry forms are available by writing to World of Poetry, 2431 Stockton, Dept. D, Sacramento, Calif. 95817. KENTECH AM I $153,565,331 Savings Accounts Torn Buckley Sr. Vice-President. Financial Manager of Poetry Contest Underway 08 o 12-oz. cans & ice. NO. 1371 I MEG. $14.99 JUICER 8Turns on 7-ounce aerosol. Assorted fragrances. net worth * composed complete sentence. "Second, count the syllables In your sentence.If you do not have the exact 17, choose alternate more of the five senses.The haiku poet never uses abstract or Intellectual words or terms that would create an obscure allusion for the reader," she In- 7 PROCTOR SILEX liabilities & (in Black VksPresident . Marketing/Operations TAKE A LONG B=B=O GRILL,r Baked enamel fire bowl, * hr. alarm system. NO. 325 MEG. $17.99 operatic officers Vic Amen Vice-President . Mortgage Servicing Ill 1399 Fixed Assets Less Depreciation Gib Edmonds President L 122,660 Cash on Hand and in Banks E.C. Harper, Sr., Chairman Jack I. Greene, Vice-Chairman Gib Edmonds, President Robert E. Karns A.C. Doudney .0,. Earl S. Weldon Rex Clonts S.F. Doudney. Director Emetltus George Touhy, Director Emeritus * A. Edwin Shlnholser, Director Emeritus .General Counsel canvas with vinyl trim. $6.99 COOLER eHolds18 Loans and Contracts made to Facilitate Sale of Real Estate.....6 board of directors 99 4 REG. 1501. PLAYMATE $130,819,792 All Other Loans But, haiku, you say! What's that? And the pod patiently explains that Its a special form of free verse poets, The Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, the Longwood Civic League, and Christ Episcopal Church of Longwood, will sponsor the Longwood Community Flea Market on Saturday, Feb. 3 and Sunday at the Longwood Community Building, corner of Wilma Street and Warren Avenue, and on Church Street, Longwood Civic me I Hosanare..m.to5p.m.bothdays. 2bwo wl1l be free admission, free parking, food and refreshments. Booths available. For information call 831. 7422 or 831-2491. The Bradlee-Mc4ntyre House, 130 West Warren Ave., will be open for tours both days during the Flea Market hours. * 299 URB LIGHTER Quick startlng,sven burning for perfect .00 b$rbicüNsvm ....LIII Rig. 69' UmIt 2 Mortgage Loans and Other Liens on Real Estate • staidly surrounds; you." "Writing a haiku Is just as an enjoyable experience din" one," says Mary, as rea with contagious enthusiasm."Once you learn the steps to writing •'• J simple ' rore5 * " ********** ' And you start to think that perhaps you'd like to try... "First," she begins, "You write any Idea or experience that you would like to express in one Society Sets Sal. For History rust resistant grid. Compact for storage. MEG. $3.89 1 QT. IARIOUTE A Haiku... * TOTEAssorted BAGS color I CHARCOAL statement................assets k teach haiku to children in school — this Is part of life, It Increases your awareness of life," notes former teacher, a native Floridian. Not only does haiku increase the awareness of life, 'tt'éha11engeithé creativity within fl, dividual. The haiku poet Intitultively paints a clear picture of life as he sees and feels It. "And the picture he paints should appeal to either one or • SUN GIANT 'Invisible Car' ToDs All That .J..LA i says poet -r Mrs - ***ltiy - (Mail) Thlbodeau of Longwood. "Writing haiku should recharge your batteries to I the awareness of the everpulsating life that con- The Tri County Road Runners C.B. Club raised about $65 from a recent bake sale to benefit Cerebral Palsy (CP). The group continues to raise funds and will conduct a door-to-door campaign. Persons wishing to make donations are asked to call 322-4369, or 321-0510. All pledges will be announced during the CP Telethon on Jan. 27 and 28. LADIES Herald Photo by Leonard Kransdwf Writing haiku will Qpewlu awareness to ui. CB Club Raising CP Funds • 24* made the cypress By JOAN MADISON Herald Coerespoadest The Dividends School Volunteer Program is offering a workshop for all Dividends volunteers, parents, community people — anyone interested * in gaining a further insight Into specific programs bf schools. It will be held Tuesday, from 9 a.m. —1 p.m. at the Altamonte Civic Center. There is no charge. beach or casual wear. Men's, women'i and children's sizes. ISOPROPYL •-- But Haiku I What's That*,? Dividends Lead Workshop * . - - -•. - Corps Accepting Summer Job Applications relief. /4 LIMIT 3, .. One, Two - And Walla ! You Have Brief ly TUMS Herald photo by Tom Hitch . MT Sdo/Lo Sunday, Jan. 11, 17-16 . . �25--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunda y, Jan. 11, 1979 In And Around Lake Ma In And Around Relected Minister wommu~ They Enjoyed Every Secret Workshop $$ To Benefit The Santa's Secret Workshop atCasselberry Elementary was MELENDA a sxceu, according to Us Gaul, PTA chairman of Ways EDMISTON Casselberry and Means Committee. Correspondent Over $400 Profit was made 3394020 which will be used to pay cxpenses for the cididren's field trips and other projects. il "The children got a kick out of It," Us said. One smart Jan. 22 at the fellowship hail of conawner even asked, "De you Community United Methodist gift wrap?" Ch urch. cerunony and were guests at the home of Claire and Bob wright during their stay In Casaell*rry. Happy 60th wedding an- _ ___ Is Being Punished In Exciting _Vegas Our end of the year five days will have a plant exchange at vacation in Las Vegas was Just next meeting on Valen. nlversary to Charlie and Peggy fantastic. tine's Day at the borne of Mrs. Marriott of 774 Fern Park SIIERYL LYNN TOMS HUGHES This Is the city where life goes F. E. Donaldson. A pot luck Blvd., and special get well TIMOThY C. EDMISTON Lake Mary on at night and continues • luncheon will be served. wishes to Charlie. ofTuPODdeflt throughout the day. You get Ladles Interested in joining 0 3Z341 very little rest or hardly any at the club are asked to contact Jo Mrs. Lu Carison gave a all. The gorgeous shows, the Ann Decker, 322-1065, or Kay Area Engagement memorial devotional this week food, drinks, keep you going all Sassman, 322-3283, for In____ at the South Seminole Garden day long, and the main at. formation. Happy Birthday to Miss Usa on Mrs. Velvet Jacobs who traction? The slot machines... Sundstrorn from California, Rarbe chicken and fried Club Miller of 600 Laurel Way. She ecetlY Pas&away.. The minute you itepin e of spent with ten too.. Congratulations are In order rngnt fish Will be fbr4icklng goOd those casinos, they are facing for Douglas Gellman, son of Mr. A beautiful centerprice of five out with her dad, Bob. The at t he benefit dinner to be held YOU. Immediately you feel this is and Mrs. Lewis J. (Lola) GobMr. and Mrs. John Boric of Shfpbottotn, N.J., announce rtos back home pin. Saturday, candles, a white Bible and red couple celebrated her 11th fTosn 11am. to7 th e engagement of th flW). eir daughter, Miss Sheryl Lynn Thins hypnotic trance saying to you: after a three-week vacation In Jan. 77, next to Coeunwtlty roses was the focal point of her birthday by dining out "please feed me. I need your Maryland visiting her son, of Casselberry, to Timothy Clark Edmidon, son of Mr. Th of flickering the United Methodist Church. The Seminole Community going for a birthday sundae. coins." Take your choice. Th Dick, and wife, May. and Mrs. James H. Edmiston of Casseiberry. candlelight was to symbolize College has selected Douglas Usa also had a birthday proceeds expensive ones or the cheap Born in Swnmlt, N.J., the bride-elect is the grandf event win the love, Velvet's Mends have Also visiting them while along with 37 more students party at her home. Susy ones. And you play all of them Hazel was up there was her from Seminole daugider of Mrs. Mildred Brown of Newton, N.J., and County to ap be divided between the for her, which will live on, and Careasona, Terry Campbell and M hoping that your good luck is granddaughter, Sherry, who Mrs. Rose Toms of Berkeley Heights, N.J. She was the roses of the f riendship and et is hod t Hour in U "Who's Who" guide lisa won the dance contest with you. graduated from Coconut Creek High School In Margate, . service Velvet gave to the lives in Jacksonville. . Radio ministry and in American Junior Colleges for Pretty soon the machines get Fla., in 1975. Other guests wereSherl Elston, ch's proposed youth activities Garden Club. it an publication. fatter and fatter and your Born In Akron, Ohio, her fiance is the grandson of Mr. Betsy Nelso, daughter.In-Law Dennis Slover and Ronnie building to be known at the Nominations are based on the The club viewed a movie and Mrs. D on ald A. Slmlaon of Fern Park. He attended pocketbook skinnier and of City Councilman Cliff s tu den ts Gardner. The white birthday Gary Sowder Memorial Youth entitled 'Nature In Con. a c ademI c skinnier. That was my luck! Lyman High School and Is employed as a concrete Nelson and wife, Jeanne, is achievement, service to the cake was decorated with petite Building. servwcy." The efforts of the finisher. daisies and edged In pink. My husband Larry was busy home and doing very well after community, leadership In extra playing poker and black Jack recent surgery. Tickets may be purchased Florida Federation of Garden The wedding will be an event of April 7, at 4pm at the curricular activities and Alsoattendlngtheeventwere from the Unit ed Methodist Clubs to stvelandandpreserve trying to keep up with my Redeemer Moravian Church, TuscawWa. And speaking of Jeanne, she potential. Aricla Howard, Jeninne Youth Fellowship or the Men's Tiger Creek in Lake Wales was losses, to no avail. He lost tool presented her granddaughters Drezier, and Debbie Prince, Fellowship mi.,nh.rt discuased by the membe Anyway, the beautiful shows, C For sIx years Doug has been a' JJ and ThIJ wItJ two who all stayed later for a Mrs. Maxine McGrath, Mr& the terrific food and the life size, beautiful Raggedy Ann very active member of the Lake slumber party. Charlotte Otto and Mrs. Mary breathtaking casinos on the dolls for Christmas. A lot of Mary Volunteer Fire Dept., Two-hundred and twenty Moms were the hostesses. Strip made our day. We en- work Involved making u serving as president for two ___ sixth graders from South Joyed ev•.ry minute of It. ng Betty and Don Young, former starti from scratcii around different terms of one year each Seminole Middle School will With us for this trip were my September. Jeanne finished during the years of 1976 and area residents rolled into tOWfl take a trip to Cape C anaveral Happy Birthday to Claire Jan Kroog and Debbie Bowli n sister-In-law and her h usband them around Christmas Eve, 1. Keep up with the good In their mini-motor home last on Friday, Jan. , were program chairman. y Wright who celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black Just in time! work Doug! weekend for a visit. The couple will tour Kennedy Space dining out with hir husband, Members met at the Deltona from Chanute, Kansas. recently ret urned from Oregon And she said "Never again, Bob, and Mr. and Mrs. John ter. Mrs. Ch ristine Jones was home of Pat Shaver for a and now are living in Cocoa I'll work with dolls. All I hope is Bowman. after the guest speaker at the City business meeting Also our congratulations to Itis more than fair tomention that my granddaughters will Mark Beach. Holland, son of Mr. and il Counc of Beta Sigma Phi program. They were reminded the January party at the Forest keep them in good shape for me Congratulations ° "Don keeps In shape by riding Jones of the Valentine Ball, Feb. 17, at recent meeting. Mrs. spo nsored by the Keenagers to display them In the Lake Mrs. Paul Holland of Lake his bike to work every day," Wright who recently received The "Over 30's" and "Under presented the future plans for the Knights of Columbus Club with an attendance Of Mary. Mark, a senior at Betty said. "I rode it four miles her GED diploma at Seminole 30's" of St. Augustine Church building, from 9:00 pm. to 1:00 people. Seminole County 160 Mary Women's Club annual Seminole High School, Just won Community College. Her will have their own Super Bowl to work In Oregon Until Arts and Crafts show next a.m. Village. "GoodCitizenship" parents, Mr. Our congratulations to and Mrs. George game Sunday when they play got too deep," commented Ted month. Th e village Is being contest sponsored by the Sally and Fran Relna, the couple In Wright, and sister, Mrs. Teresa football, at 2 p.m., at established for mentally Harrison Chapter of the D.A.R. charge of the overall By the way, the Lake Mary in Sanford. All area youth are invited to Arias came from Miami to Cauelberry Elementary School retarded citizens and will be attend the graduation field, arrangements for this party. Woman's Club will have Its first attend a series presented to the 'fl.....L._ e £L.h. located In Seminole County. ii w uu u&u worn, meeting of the year on Jan. 28 St. Augustine Church Senior The home will need PUbLIC n h g was overlooked. They at the Wine & Ch eese e Jan. 16 meeting Of the ot in High School Group on Sunday support. Donations can be Th did a perfect Al Restaurant in Sanford Plaza, Word from Susan and John s—s. madeto thevIllageorthrougha Gamma Lambda Chapter of The decorations throughout darting at 10:30 a.m. Wheichel Is they needed to Beta Sigma Phi WU held at the BSP member. Speakers are drawn from the club house were centered A business meeting will return to Boca Baton to The January meeting was Valencia home of LUCY ares organizations which deal around their thvie "Out in follow and a progr Katie am presented recuperate after an___ exciting' and Deane ___ ____ ___ held at First Federal of *h the problems of youth. ___ ___ Headrick ______war. by Dorothy Dsroiz, a f ily Frank presented' 'an id frImm In , am Lad week, Kathleen Perry Job _____ Of the dub. Thied their former ham, Lake. ___ Hammner had all chapters program featuring 6àug?i spoke on the Beta House In ___ to Marion Menihig, "Travels with Dorothy" her Mary. review the plans of the up- sculpture All members Orlando. Alice Swenson, Marge lectures are always very enTheir days were filled with to participate coming Valentine Ball. Tickets y Lokensgart, Jean Potter, tertaining and educational. Thu week, several tens who lotaoftennls.Susanhaa become were given out to chapters by exciting sculpture creations Marion Pforflller, belong to Alcoholics ____ LOU Kianbert Members will be called for quite a star in Boca. The Gamma Lambda Chapter and were produced. Anonymous will be the guest and Ted and Fran Rena. reselrvatiortlL by nDuring the business highlight of their visit was an may be meeting, They worked for days miking the elaborate party given by Connie the chapter's service and social the decorations tactlng BSP members for a saucer &endon Lawlor from the The Lake Mary Garden Club and plans for the Charles Fox. month were annual event. moon with an adronaid at its Juvenile Detention center will discussed. speak on January 28 Gamma Lambda is " With the flag In his hand the people at 'main responsible for tickets and Cub Scout Pack 540 will hold reservations for the sorority's entrance. HflIin1 from the ceiling were silver stars, Its Pinewood Derby Monday, Members of Theta Epsilon annual Valentine Ball. The bell PMl the sun and the earth. Chapter Of Beta Sigma Phi Is to be held Feb 17, a Decorating the tables U __ HWY. 434, LONOWOOD recently traveled to Cassadaga Knights of Columbus Hall. ad- centerpieces were silver hear psychic Anne Getnan. ThOSe wishing I FLORtQA'i toMiss rockets with astronauts and the .1%ji UAL. with vised to contact any Beta Sigma Gehman tai glass windows around the St several members describing Pitt memberclubhouse had comets and STATE • Jj1 relatives and past and present utiful very aitidic 146, C01. 0"'a Mr. and Mrs. B. W. (Betty) Uer buy and h.ppy 000 these days. Their daughter and hus id, Mr. and Mrs. Rod ONO MT (Gail ) Munford are he re INCLUDIS ____them from Canada with Visith MINI-BLINDS their children Scot Karl and WOVIN WOODS BSP Chapters - -.. DEAR ABBY: I arnan orhave had to pay Interest. But, dained minister in the Abby, it wasn't a bank I Presbyterian Church. I have borrowed that money from, it tried in all good faith to fulfill was from my friend. my duties as a husband and What do you my? father (we have two young WONDERING children), but my efforts have DEAR WONDERING: Slice been rejected by my wife. no mention was made about the She left me for another man. Interest when you borrowed the Qnnn &a ft• iivucu ucu am mesey,psy her $201 and call It wanted our house and Children heavier load thu we can square. (P.S4 I should think (bid not me), she petitioned carry." yourfrlesd would ee the court and was awarded DEAR ABBY: In response to any mosey at all after 14 temporary custody of the the dieter who flncis it tough to years.) children plus possession of our turn down dessert-pushing DEAR ABBY: My daughter home. This meant that I, who hostesses, may I offer the Is making plans for her wedhad cared for the Children after following solution: ding. Her mother and I were The deserted us, had to pack up When the insistent hostess divorced, and we have both and leave, brings on the dessert, simply married again. Abby, - this. -;utom&tic oay,-"Sc -I'w oJiergie Lull." V&y Uuajtei pl*wied t1 loll favoritism the courts have Then add, "It makes me break me that her brother is going to toward mothers is unjust. My out In fat!" give her away in marriage. wife has shown herself to be It's straight to the point and Abby, I thought it was unfaithful and unfit to raise the it's true. traditional for the bride's father children. Yet I am the one who WEIGHT WATCHEH to gin her away. I told my Is being punished. DEAR WATCHER: flanks daughter that if I could not give Iwant my house and children for a timely r.nI.der to take her away Iwould not attend the back. What should I do? off those extra five psuids we wedding. Was I right or wrong? (P.S.. Yes, I have a good put on over the hslldsyi. rye SC IN ALA. lawyer.) already done It, wbich entitles DEAR S.C.: I think you were BACHELOR FATHER meto the "ao.belly1rjze," wreag. If you receive an InDEAR ABBY: I borrowed vitatis., go. DEAR FATHER: You say $200 from a friend l4 years ago. you have a good lawyer. Gist Nothing was said about Interest Have a question or comment for You seed sue. Take Ws advice, at the time. Abby? Address: Abby, Box Be patleaL The wheels of I am able to pay the money svies, la Aageles, CaL N'.. justice sometimes grind slowly, back now. My Mend says I owe For a personal reply, include a Practice what you preach: her Interest because If I had stamped, saaftenW en"The Lard sever gives as a borrowed from the bank lwould velope. ' - Drivafie 4IJIui I I ILtj Demonstration I -. . . - s .,.. . ' -. ..; - - - 'c.. • ,. Discophile guys and gals of the area never had it so good. The ultimate in a disco package DISCOMANIA, has been put together for your complete enjoyment on Saturday, Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanora Clubhouse in Sanford. Everybody's invited to hustle on in and set the pace for a fascinating evening. The 9 o'clock Special will feature swinging couples comupetitmg for sortie nice prizes. Following the contest, there will be a guest appearance disco demonstration by local dancers, Debbie Russell and Don Mirault, who are straight from an engagement with Mery Griffin Productions in California. DISCOMANIA will feature the now sounds of '79 and light system by Lt. Beau Taylor. Sponsored by the Board of Directors of Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole, proceeds from the dance will benefit Ballet Guild. Tickets are $2 per person at the door. Refreshments will be available. - ., Herald photo by Tom Netsel Disco Instructor, and entertainers Don Mirault and Debbie Russell will give a demonstration at DISCOMANIA. CITY COUNCIL ____ DISCOMANIA: ._ Minute Of Vacation School Sunday, Jan. 21,1979--3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Casselberry i' S Special . : GAMMA %.*._J4• $ / ' u LAMBDA b -- ___ __ I .. ARBR AM t-LIVIVIS sta 2O CARPET-CUSTOM DRAPERY FABRIC I LABOR _ _ ci ___ "1 With a versatile mini-wardrobe: pants, skirt, j blouse and blazer. 'Let Cricketta di tIl%cIeanis JJP UUNID TAILORID INITALLED ww lwtastic. 100W * 00"L on yot, rod Nods from Bssiilii .- PICTUNI Mds* San. SOLO Self-Lined :1 .; '... IUO$MW PUIDIcONATINSIIIVICI - ; And Windows! Th,y Ihoiough wash the aaeeus, the . \'. " thsy start dthe ceiling, the Ugl* flitires mid then work dowD—wodng walk, baseboards, door frames and abs" the doors. They htersUy go ww your 1i* hoes. nMrsdaad"esev'$b. Th ""ate,' tIMAuP,4 kpItUsorcsramImd,ponsisemill c4on Of your he.. 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FABULOUS FOAM PERM. 1 . 99 ji .ioi 8eaulg Sau _ __ • - THETA EPSILON towels. i WINTER PARK MALL Hwy 17.92 and Li. Road MorLThTU.Sa$. 10 A.M. 9 Open Sunday 12:30-5:30 P.M. �4$—Evening Herald Santerd, Fl. BLONDIE Sunday, Jan. 21, 1,7 by Chic Young ACROSS 46 Homeric epic 50 Raw materials Answer to Previous PuuIe HOROSCOPE LID I Author 51 Religious Fleming sister OAIT!$I. $• 4 Misfortune 53 Units IN A • 0 7Sort IuL 55 Window ICIYIA 10 Responsibility compartment AIVIE NI $ 12A.nd to S6Mso............ ° _____ _______ 13 Wind tung I III • AN N LI CT instrument 57 Beehive State T 0 11011010 * 14 Grant 58 Both V$T 0 15 Body limb 59 Unhappy A1611FIN , no l6Piec.of 60 Resentment ovi n DO II NM I N I jewelry _______ INNO NIATIN ____________ 17 Make cloth DOWN o , 19 Home 21 Cisalpine land I Olympic 22 Animal lover 43 Maw 23 Stop board (abbr.) 23 Ducklike bird 44 Divorce 27 Looking for 2 Once more 24 Inner (prefix) capital 32 Single time 3 Naked is Caustic 33 Double curve 4 Small island 45 Noun suffix substance 34 Words of un- 5 Shelter 47 Written 26 Consign derstanding (2 6 Lawyer talk 28 Russian city avowal of a 20Close Wight debt 38 Scandinavian 7 In the same 30 god place (abbr.) 31 Short for 48 Opposed 361, 8 Sole 49 Costly gentleman 37 Verve 9 Small cask 33 Units 50 Make a 38 Drinks 11 Billowy 39 Doctrine 40 Turn outward expansi choice 41 Cheerful adherent 13 Gold (Sp.) 52 National expression (suffix) 18 Compete monogram 43 Island near 20 Farewell 40 Long fish Greece 54 Pronoun (abbr.) 42 Crossed oLL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. :,,: IV HIGHLIGHTS ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL : For Sunday, January • by Mort Walker - - tO - THE BORN LOSER 14 by Art Sansom !iJiL — — 11 == 12 - - 17 ,Ji r - - - and a long, aeif4d esse stamped envelope to Astro. ______ — — — 22 _____ I MEMOmomam ui OMENmomHomo 141 ARCHIE jo by Bob Montana ____ I 45 46 47 5152 DAD 48 ________ 53 you try to browbeat tIm. ________ h42 ~ a lw a da You may be able to talk a big dory,butwhenitcomestlmeto ends up costing you more than you realized. 21) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 54 66 I Getting others to pull together could be extremely difficult today. OIt top of this, you may also have a problem handling yoelf well. GEMI ( May fl4ime 30) You're your own worst enemy today because you-: refuse to follow your own better Jtdginr't. ______ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22. jp 19) Don't get fl5T Ith OtheTi today if you go along with what up wanta to the and ft. 49 ________ RECORD STOREf y Normally you're the outgololl type who likes to share things., your lap --wvr• YOU Ma ay 00 a .°"Y' ARIES (Mar ch 21-April 19) Help you may have been ahade too aelflerving for others' counting on from friends isn't and find yourself being shim.-' likely to come through for today. It'll make things worse If SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. said cmequences will end up in JllU!I_Jl•l• 44 . ______ - 21 I ____ io do best for you to ____ - E ___________ 60 - (NIWSPAP(SINTEAPNISIA$SNI . For Monday, January 22, WIN AT BRiDGE I1 !I1I [111k! . 10l EEK & MEEK YOURBIRTHDAY ____ Jauary22,167$ - -. by 1979 cleverldeastodaytomakeboth7 your Jobs easier. Have a' ______ to bid four diamonds as a cue bid. This makes It easy brainstorming piii for South to cue bid hearts. This comIng year aucceauj Now North can CANCER (June 21-July 22) to six strides can be mad. to fulfill clubs. He has South ur sead amtgtlone. You This Is a day th1r th rebid his clubs and at worst yo answers. come out i tt. blue turn out 10. there may be a club flue frSidy have an the ____ Howls Schneider - . - MORNING -. goes to aii.. In apadák g - "' AQUARIUS (Jan . 20Fb. 1$ PUS. ' ." '. . .- S - LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Any be seven clubs wheels in easily III quiet •' u' ha able to gr larse ideas that bright This hand occurred In 1969 world's campionships can effectively be put to work to YOU? borne or 1 flBl r elated tO and shows what should have your benefit. Seek out the family should be put to wOrk happened. Uk. to find out more about today. You, as well as they will love the results. it didn't. T MnerI yourself? Send for your South bid four hearts dl. the_____ ____ all-new Astro.Graph Letter VIRGO (Aug.D'Sipt._____ 22) It's ___ rectly Over his partner's for 1979 by maIlIqg $1 for each an ewelleut day to run errinde three spades. North could find no tter next bid than and a long, aelf4ddres$ed, or th09 In _ _____ ______ by Al Vermee r PRISCILLA'S POP I REAP THAT O'4E SHOULP 'PRNE' A BIKE A19 IF IT WERE ACAR PRISCILLA! RIPE VM THE TRAmu5E HANP 9GNALS. AJ4P R EVERYThING A PRIVER *inp.d sSVSlOpe to Ado. activity will turn oi* to be fun four spades and after a of soul-searching, South Graph, P.O. Box 489, RadIo CIty and wilJ cure your reMltesr passed The careless four Station, N.Y. 10016. Be awe to UMA bid had kept them out specify birth sign. ___ (Sept. 23.Od. ) A -of any slain. Prd$titile day could be In More PISCES (Fib. 30-March 20) if YOU heed the wtausl and KeeP YOUr r aet azul eyes PP1 t: wIde.op tode. AX a time pop%c.You miuj4ha,,toact when you least expect It, fod! A New York reader wants someone could (Ol op bits of 22), to know how "Y 0 IIIIOITDMIOSI thatilprovi 10 1nal 10 life masters are beYour Inquiring, proiug mind:; mod hulpiul to you. sO playing good bridge, cm tsr t1th around tode:; ARIES (March 21-Apr11 Eight ar, alivs and seven 11) and solve several purplg o1 still play some Thlngs tend to wcrko,gfor yoij problems, Keep It worhing l&: brid s. Waldemar Viii today becaim. you pick i on full no pia' iY .om,oni more, but still analyzes _______ else's thoughts and SAGII'I'AIIUS (Nov. 2-D.c.;: 'k to Y°' problems In both bidding 2I)Byidngauwersyouj afid atbydedactlonasweflaslgi. ___ 6:30 -(CHURCHSERV10E. 0 THE LIVING WORD . tournament Is forced to make 0JERRY FALWELL an emergency landing. S LOVE BOAT "Gopher's REX HUMBARD 8ESAM81REET(R) 8:30 (2) SUNDAY MASS MARIO AND THE MAGIC MOVIEMACHINE 0 SPECTRUM SORAL ROBERTS OUTLOOK WITH BRYON MISTER MA000 HUMBARD FANGFACE .- ORAL ROBERTS MISTER ROGERS (A) Higgins. A team of salvage experts attempt to retrIeve space equipment from tle moon 9-30 (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI. LEE (4) CLUE CLUB SKIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO MOVIE 'Murder ,M. York" (8/W) (1940) 5 ly Toler. Charlie Chin becomes - Her. Is a rule forum bidding. ak.your reallyood tlmsandmake sur,tha you prelimillary bids seled Id BUGS BUNNY by Stolfel & Hiimdahi Au4w me To ..uz, ozzL 1 _ HMM .S,._i,...i J PM0t4TAT 4 THQW* South merely responds time__________ twochsbsbscaueehewanta Ii a 'lam. His to findwhich ___ ' MAPAME.' YOU hSV M 09901tim1t7 10 win (Do you hav, a question for the •xperts? writ. "Mk m. over a new ally today by CIfltII7 todmy. Exp.rta,' cars of this n.wsp.- frankly discussing CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. pi Individual qu.stlons will C01101Tsi11 bethof you. DOfl't 1$) M1r4ft11g With newand 14 he answered If accompanied by stamped a r.ss.o' pull any pwic4is& differe* pop q give envelopes. 7NI flOSS O'NI (May llane 29) A POu$frIpprosthui4ur,, log questions will be used In yourself C IapIrMIontofwthsryoz a column and will rciv copies OIJACOBVMOOERN.) collectively come ep with acme s bdirieta. ______ can afford ______ _____ ___ 4• FRANK AND UNIST H1792 1'I 3227502 EPLAZAI -. 0 2&N tP1K all ,ASPI STUDENT 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:00 —— (2) CARD SHARKS (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 10:30 (2)Ø}ALLSTARSECRETS THF PRICF 15 RIGHT 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS Joplin: King Of Ragtime" (1978 ) ShIv Dee Williams. Art Carney. The life and career of Scott Joplin. the gifted black composer of ragtime music, is dramatized. (A) 4:30 9) MIKE DOUGLAS IF all kiII T ddOlk - IP1 Jill III del 1200 JEOPARDY' THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 NEWS EDUCATIONAL PRO. RAMMING rry JFT:tF..od LOUNGE j OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS PH. 323-0501 @ EYEWITNESS 1DEAF NEWS _ OuTo V6 - ' 3W ON 01"ft! 10 - - All 1 I flIh f .. '• ; - . 2 P.M. You Can Eat $ etc. 61 Plus Tax ------------ Senior Citizens Nite THURSDAYS 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 02 NEWS 3 including : Plus Tax coffee' tea'etc. 7:30 wuI (2)12) TODAY 5GOOD MORNING AMERI- e BANQUET CATERING JRIIfl I IN THE LOUNGE CA FACILITIES CAN SEAT UPTO31S ,AA u'w (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO -- ZOOM (R) - ' - - - Jungle Joe's is pleased to Intorduc. our now Food and Beverage Director... JOHN ERNISSEE p' - - * Formerly with Rainforest Inn, Lake Helen, Fla. + and Salisbury Country Club, Richmond, Va. 41 ; -' - Member of: American Academy of Chefs and Professional Chefs of America. Thred" (B/W) (1966) SIdney Poitler, Anne Bancroft. A suicidal woman is saved from death by a volunteer at a crisis clinic. (214rs.) THIF.$.L "Thelarget" NETHOVEN FESTIVAL "Beethoven's Sixth Sympho- AND WE ARE LEADING OFF 1979 BY BRINGING BACK OUR POPULAR I "All You fly Can Eat" LUNCHEON BUFFETS For the business community this offers a time-saving, hearty lunch in a relaxed atmosphere. DAILY MONDAY THRIJ FRIDAY... You may tOO (4)SSNEWS choose from: 11:30 A.M. TO 3 ENTREES ASSORTED VEGETABLES SALADS AND DESSERTS COFFEE OR TEA t4TLuN I megkon m 288 $ • UM UN • UK=DRINk Entree Carved to Order 3 Standing Entrees Assorted Vegetables, Salads and Desserts " Ci I UP RM 11:3S'2IO NM 4.7 00 in *0 WW % PM MW Nany OPINs11s*w fl p,LaNn Set 0-n,a.e.d,., Plus Tax You may choose from: WAICNIM UWALS Pr*y 3:00 P.M. EVERY SUNDAY BUFFET Dhh.s $525 Plus Tax AND COMPLIMENTARY BLOODY MANYS 11:31A.M. TILI:I5 P.M. . Also enjoy your favorite cocktail from our Safari Lounge ALL TH1&..STARTPIG SUNDAY, JANUARY 21ST RESTAURANT & SUPPER CLUB At the SANFORD INN ca 0 - and coffee, tea, 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 5 SESAME STREET __ ti A.M. Includes salad bar . 7:00 C3)TODAY Everyday Feature. include: ONLY F 0 4 ALL TICKM : : Sunday Brunch 6:55 HI, NEIGHBOR S SANFORO SANFORD AIR TERMINAL (2) PORTER WAGONER @1 KUTANA 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY - S"=TWg,lBB S STt1JtU%T 6:10 (2) 2-COUNTRY FISHING 3:30 •WORLDOFTHUUA 400 aowi. xsi me Dallas Cowboys vie with the Pittsburgh Sleelers for the NFL MOVIELAND EARLY 5111110 FRIENDS MARY TYLER MOORE MISTER ROGERS (A) 5'30 NEWS 12:30 OTHEODOCOUPLE 5 5 S SSS 55 Se I 5 5 5 S SI ISIS 5 I 0 WATCH YOUR MOUTH OSUNRISE % so, 500 BURNETT AND (2) CAROL 6:00 NADAT ALL DAY From Der NICE Iti dNNWM01Wl 4!1 ~40INAL 'cto W.UWS 0 MERV GRIFFIN PTL CLUB ing for sunken treasure. (1 1/2 Hrs) A Z% 1111 0=18 0BEWITCHED 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER BN:S - (4) THE BRADY BUNCH 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES CM BALE OF THE PLANETS • SESAME STREET AFTERNOON MORNING diving party search- - 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI 11:30 AND . 3:30 (5 MAS'H (RI. •ELECTRIC COMPANY ..( 4)0 CBS NEWS a NBC LATE MOVIE "ScoIt - 3:00 ANOTHER WORLD GENERAL HOSPITAL ZOOM (A) (2) - 12:00 (4)0 NEWS WEEKEND Linda Eller- 2:00 0SUPER BOWL XIII PREHU SHOW Hosts Bryant Gumbel and Mike Adamls take a look at the preparations for the Super Bowl and show highlights of the twelve previous contests. GO•' "Phoenix Open" Coverage of final round play In this PGA tour tournament from Phosnix Country Club In 20 2:30 (2) (1 THE DOCTORS (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 9:55 11:30 (2) © WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD "MANI LOVIRI 1.96 9:30 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY GRAMMING 11:57 0 JUKEBOX Guests: Georgia Fame. Russ Ballard. Albert Hammond, Ronnie Lane. WINOS OF LOVE PL (2) 0 HAPPY DAYS (A) (4)O MOVI "The Slender ADULTS 3.96 CHILD lii LPLMA 1 MATS11(alINatsI.$) IVL73S.29 1:30 DAYS OF OUR LIVES @J 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS MOVIE (12 DINAHI • EDUCATIONAL PRO. 10:00 bee reports on the growing aown in U* football dolsol live from the Orange Bowl in SOAR NO PASSES SQUARES MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 9'OO 11:30 (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "W.E.B. (1978) Pamela Bellwood, Alex Cord. A fOUO9 female executive working for a television network accepts the responsibility of fixing up a disastrous 30-hour series. (A) AFTER HOURS F111111111114LINK I bylsbThem w ATWIN by Stan Lee and Joirn Romi r ... 10:00 athletes compete in a variety of sporting events in this second of four men's pr.Iimlnary rounds from Fresport in the Bahamas. .1It THU METRO. POUTAN "Lulsa Miller" Renaa Scotto, Sherril MHnss, Bonaldo Glalotti and James Morris are fea tured in Verdi's tragic Tyrolean opera. (R) attaks a I SPIDIN.MAN "Black Sunday" (1977) Robert Shaw. Martha Keller. An Israeli lntelligems agent relentlessly pull a fcmIc tc'rcri!. w!o L planning to commit a mass killing at the Supw Bowl with the aid of a psychotic war veteran. 0 AB MOVIE "The Longest Yard" (1974) Burt ReynOlds, Eddie Albert. A group of conv$cts are given the opportunity to play one football 9a against a team of their prison guards 1:00 HOLLYWOOD (4) UPBEAT 11:27 9:00 (2) NEWS (4) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ow 0 RYAN'S HOPE (2) (4) DONAHUE 0 MY THREE SONS 0 NEWS - ___ ____ brother drops into town and rekindles his romance with .c" _____ His 00(1*01 rebld IS tO mark Urns by a to'cliib call. Now North in really interested In g.ttbig to lbs 8:30 (4) 0 ALICE Mel's younger SMOVIE "Sharkl" (C) (196$) Burt Reynolds, Arthur Kennedy. A huge white shark ___ quito Three" Country rocker Doug Kershaw. Jazz-rock virtuoso Jean Luc-Ponly and classicist ltzak Perlman perform separately and in a remarkable ensemble. (A) - - ou d=M be abk to ______ 11i4 ltOO 5 THE SUPERSTARS Top . ____ tuklol Nam "QUAI.rrv oPThIf FINE 14Arrgi, .- ___ 8:30 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU ioo • • 11:10 M0NTY PYTHON'S FLYinvolved In a murder on CIRCUS Odord Professor ' to Of Fin. Art, hlghwayml,i. • lPZVA" Dsnnls Moors steals lupins for 10:00 the poor, Tb. Great Debate, MINUTES Christophar the Ideal Loon ExhibItIon. (A) Glenn reports on a controversy 11:30 Involving the First Amendment J.s, OLYMPIC INVITA. (3) rights of students; Betsy Aaron T1ONAL TRACK MEET Cover, shares In a fifteen-year-old's agi of the 11th editIon of this excitement over meeting he indoor event, featuring comp.favorIte star. of the •LAMP world's top track and field Violinist Ruggerlo '•-I athletes, frOm Madison Square braIse his golden anniversary Garden in New York City. in the music world. ® MOVIE "Who's Afraid 01 5STUDIO SEE "Race Car Virginia Woolf?" (B/W) (1966) Family" Stewardess Nancy Elizabeth Taylor, RIchard James takes her two aagiters ____ ___ 10:30 (2) NEWS •SOUNDSTAGE "Fiddlers 12:30 SPORT8WORLD An indepth review of the 1978 NFL season and on-the-scene reports on the exhaustive prep. arations for the annual Super Bowl Classic. 0 DiRECTiONS MOVIE "Silent Running" (C) (1972) Bruce Darn. Cliff Potts. A botanist In charge of sustaining plant life on another puansi yearns or numan companionshIp. (1 1/2 Mrs.) 5FLORIDA REPORT pOD ina Secombe (Lynn Redgrave) 8:25 (3) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA The Andes By Frog" In 1921. Capt. Snetterton set out with hand-picked frogs for the first amphibian assault on the Andes. i.nargi when Ready (1969) Enzo Cherusico, Sue Lyon. An Italian POW somehow gets drafted into the United States Army. (2 Mrs.) ISSUES AND ANSWERS CONSUMER SURVIVAL I KIT "Vitamins, Vocational Education, Homes" 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE Dean Martin, Telly Savalu and Elliott GOUld in a comedy Wste to America's great est sporting event on th. eve of Super B-owl XIII. (4)• CBS MOVIE "W.W. And The Dixie Danceklngs" (1975) Bur1 Reynolds, Art Carney. A conman-thief with a knack for robbing gas stations the manager of an aspiring country-western band. S ABC MOVIE "Salvage" Crime" Widower Charlotte (4) NBA influence of the anti-abortion movement. SECOND CITY 'TV ID RIPPING YARNS "Across phis 76ers at Boston Celtics; Chicago Bulls at Cleveland Cavaliers 0 MOVIE "Don't Push, I'll (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN O THE LAW AND YOU DAY NIGHT Hosts O.J. Simpion and Ted Knight are joined by an array of pro football greats and Hollywood c&.brl 6:00 CENTENNIAL "The (2) U MEET THE PRE88 BASKETBALL Regional coveraoe of PhIladel- (3) VOICE OF VICTORY 9 00 SUPER BOWL 8ATUR- C2) 12:00 NVM 4) QD SUNDAY MORNING 0 FAITH FOR TODAY •PIC'TUREOF HEALTH Opportunity" Bobby Van, Elane Joyce; "Home Sweet Home" Nancy Walker, Abe Vloda; "The Switch" Ron - AFTERNOON 7:30 ,- I1:30 TURNABOUT "In The Mainstream" Handicapped people demonstrate how they have learned to live and work with their disabilities. (A) 6:45 ____ By os aid Alan Siatag - o CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 7.0 (2) 2'S COMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. lION 7.30 - takes over the running of the Venneford Ranch; and a family of con artists moves in on the town. (Part 9) IN THE FAMILY Stephanie needs emergency surgery, but Arthie balks When he finds out who the doctor is. 0MTTL.EST3ALAChICi" A mysterious alien grants the Galactica's leaders three wishas in exchange for command of the fleet. (Part 2 of 2) RIZZO Philadelphia mayor Frank Rizzo. one of the most controversial big-city mayors of our Is profiled. (4)0 CBS MOVIE c2j l BROTHERS AND 8ISTEAS Fraternity brothers Ch.hn. . Ronald and .ZIQDIf (Chris Lemmon, Randy Brooks, Jon Cutler) bet that they can get a ority girl Into Zipper's room. •PHENOMENON OF BENJI Charlie Rich, Meredith MacRae, Edgar Buchanan and Jesse Davis tell the story of the canine superstar Benjl. (R) CHURCH .---. 9AFTER HOURS ___ involved, South knows there You'll now be able to pid ti.m be the mod fim. Be flexIble. _ activities as they hapwon't be a club finesse and to work. F41J03? (4) AGRON8KY AND COMPA. NV 0 CONSUMER BUYUNE BAPTIST 0 G FIRST (2)SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN "The Bionic Woman" (Prt 1) Steve's fiancee is restored with bionics after she is Critically Injured in a skydiving accident. (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW me plans carrying (.oach A' basketball turn to a An,4a flrlHisi 7:00 (2)(M SUPER BOWL Xill POST-GAME SHOW Bryant Gumbel and Mike Adamle present highlights and analysis of the game. (4)060 MINUTES 010 BE ANNOUNCED 11:00 Mickey Gilley, Faron Young. 0 LAWRENCE WEUC 7:30 cp ) $01.11 CONDUCTS "Music From Russia' Selections include "Prelude To Khovantchina" "Symphony No. I In D Major, Opus 25" and "Symphony No. 1, Opus 10." (A) 6:30 030 MINUTES KINGDOM 0 WILD "Baboons Of Tanzania" Marlin and Dr. Ramon Rhine report scientifically on the sometimes unbelievable behavior of these most intelligent of primates. 10:30 (2)MOV1E "Assault On The Wayne (C) (1970) Joseph Cotten, Lloyd Haynes. A Navy commander discovers flffl bars of his crew are actually foreign agents. (11/2 Hrs.) (4) FAT ALBERT 0 LOOK UP AND LIVE Under Twenty-One, founded by Catholic priest Bruce Ritter. offers food, shelter and escape from the streets for homeless children in New York City. KIOSWORI.D W ZOOM (A) (2) THE GONG (4) CONSUMER BUYIJNE • HEE HAW Guests: ties Including Johnny Carson, . . to the pits at the Laguna Seca racetrack; a missile launching in White Sands. N.M. is witnessed. (II) °° (3) I pp,. j NEWS UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL .' - - — — — LEO (July 234ug. 22) Yi LIBRA Graph, P.0, Box 489 'ng money ar° Station, N. Y. 10019. Be sure to the way to I — specI birth YOU 1 trying 10 persons PISCES (Feb. 20-March 30) press today. Be open In your Think twice before y today. You may motives and practical In your commitments oenavior, promise something, you're SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) completely unable to give. The - 6:30 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING . - - NEWS MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Duchess 01 Duke Street: Olie Nights Grace" Louisa uiiraveli a mystery involving Lord Haslemere and Charlie's cousin. (Part 130115) (A) S CBS NEW may be a tAt strongly about your goals, today for your own good. You'll you'd be wise to keep thom to tin you're impressing others. yourself today, Others i too Unfortunately, their wrapped up in their own presslons will be negative, problems to cater to YJ Find VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep. fl) out more of what lies ahead for You're likely to show little you In 1979 by sending for your patience or tolerance for those .copypftheal1newAstroGrb who &ir't totally go along wlth.... 13 15 — _________ — 18 19 20 6:00 _____ AQUARIUS(Jan. 30-Feb. 19) Even though YOU feel very Burton. Whale entertaining a younger couple, a history pro. fessor and his wife berate each other until they finally come to an understanding. (2 Hrs.) OMOVIE "Island Of Burning Doomed" (C) Christopher Lee, Patrick Allen. Earth's scientists try to find the reason for a rise in temperature and an ear-shattering noIse. (1 Hr. 45 Min*.) 0 MOVIE "On The Waterfront" (81W) (1954) Marion Brando. Eva Marie Saint. A crime committee faces opposi. tion from a waterfront union until a dock worker s brother is killed. (2 Mrs. 10 Mine.) EVENING _____ - - 21, 1979 pet fa pormyou'llallflatonyour YOURBIRTHDAY face B only JuZi,irs 1 You may be eiposed to some which CANCER (Jim. 21-July ) character-building situations Ilzlng With the WTOIIB CTOWd this coining year which YOU will handle masterfully. You'll be a today could turn Ot* to be quite competitor to contend with, and expeMive. YOU might end t. others will admire your holding the bag for their ex•tTaVagaflCe. methods and enterprise. _____ _____ BEETLE BAILEY Sunday, Jan. 21, 17—$S 1, �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '!Evenln, Hrald. Sinf.rd, Fl. Sunday, Jan.21, im I Legal Notice ti øIIFfl Zoo PUBLIC NOTICU BUSINESS IN V uu Bosses RPIFF Picked - U UU The Central Florida Drug Firms Pushing Of Generic 'I'AT T ATTAt't'Irl Repeal . Drug Law? \ ' ,??riv. termsonttaboardattheannial election held at Altainonte .1 - Among them were five , . amlnn1a Seminole THE FARMERS HOME AD. MINISTRATION HAS FOR SALE. FROM TIME TO TIME. FARM. RESIDENTIAL. BUSINESS. RECREATION AND-OR OTHER PROPERTIES. ANY LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER INTERESTED IN LISTING THESE PROPERTIES SHOULD CONTACT THE FAR. MERS HOME ADMINISTRATION AT 314 COMMERCIAL. P. 0. BOX 144, SANFORD, FLORIDA. 32771. TELEPHONE: 322.1251 Publish Jan. 14. 11, iS. 1, 21, 22, 23. 24,25,35,30*30. Fb. 1. 17 DE P.11 flS ' . '.''.h' . . . :. . . .• S. S.' •.-.: > ••. . '• '' .:.. - •... . a.. V Sunday, Jan. 21, . Orlando-Winter Park ________ __ I . . . 3LInesMIflIrflUm MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY Noon .. .. . ••:." .... • ii I iIi . :' ''' . ......:...:' . S.. '" .. . : ....;.. . / . . - companies PC to try to repeal a law which p, has jk",.: . W t ' ,.. DEADLINES - 1-HeipWanj Noon The Da Before Publication 41-Houses - Sunda -Noon FrIday Cnnntl.n. U..,%n .4 Ivey's of Florida and Art Grindle Alt monte .. ,sS. 53-TV.Radio.Stereo 41- 78-MotorCycles 71-Antiques - - _____________ _____________ _____________ I - _____________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 7110 _____________ g 1979-lB t)$ATE DIVISION Low Down Payment apply Florida Extrusion SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLO*IDA ______________________ ______________________ Jeweft Lane, Sanford. 3233300 to work in Sanford or Longwood CASH. 322 2287 ReaOr. 130 0333 AssocIates. ____________________ Cath for your loft Will build SHOW& SALE CLEATlluc 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FRAME IN Must Sell clean custom '12 630 Yamaha w 750 kit & cafe cam A steal at $650 firm Call 323 5130 or after 6 p.m. 3.19 5*12. rnarmacyregwauons upior sunset" review this session, Sen. Elaifle Gordon said, and "I assume that during the process, an attempt will be made to do " . In." It Anira1 Richard Fowler (U.S. NavyRet.)o(Sanford, William . '.-..' .,_ ' . .- '' DiesId McLauchlln of Celery City PriMing Co., Sanford; Jotm NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL re OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED UiYit Are You Selling Enough? ____________________ rtUrLt. mature, dependable, neat, g DONT WANT driving record. Prefer light delivery 3010 hrs. wk. Call Dave l2lRaburnCt.,Sanoraso. 3BR,Den,1'2Bath Lotsof Extras. 3230204 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORK. 5Hdl', FRESHLY I'AINTED. FENCED YARD. $3)9 Reg.Re.lEstatiBrOktr JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W.Con'im,fCI.l PhoM3flflh1, Sanford Driver.chau(feurs license, Letmehelpyouwfth20Thougf on prospecting. Send $ SeekIng Business. 114 Burn CIr.. Lortgwuod 32730. W.GarmltWhlts - - 7-ReaI_Estate Wanted _______________________ ____________________________ -. . brand name prescriptions and keep .. , the etecti. Beach legislator said. / were and .4 1' ChiI.s: More Crop Dlsease$$ KISSIMMEE (UPI) U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles' says Florida deserves more research dollars to fight crop diseases like sugarcane smut and soybean rust. In a speech to the Florida Agricultural Council Friday, Chllessaid28statesgotmorefederal research funds In 1978 although Florida Is the 12th wrmwus f... ..I.... . .. . . - . . ------ ........ David Wilson of Fralley of ElsIe I. Bacon, deceased. File 7$-45$.CP, is pending In ffie Wilson Advertising Number Circuit court for Seminole county, ,i21...g t... ',.,UV flUIMIIVI1 0. eaton wftose address i.. $714 representative's attorney ore set forth below. All Persons having claims or demands against the estate ore equlr within three monthsfrom he fIrst Publication of this notice, to fIle with the clerk of the date 66 hav..Eachclaimmustb.lnwrltin id must indicate the basis for the claim, the name end address of the five creditor or his agent or attorney, presidentelect, and ttie amount cI.im.t I! me ti.uJrer frgfl ciam IsnO?yetoue, møate when It will bOCOISe due shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or vice attorney, was presented the uncertainty shall be stated, If me claim Is secured, the security shall president's award for the be rise to 70 at the new location. Assisting Dwyer with rIbid. The imant shall dellVef$UffiCi.fltCOPIIsOfthecIaIm the shovel is Lake Mary Mayor Walter Sorenson. director "who gave wiielfWdy _______________________________________ of his time in Itippfl4j of the -S. to 9). Clerk to inabi. the clerk mail one copy to each personal board in the past year. repretafive Maitland, with 30 employees. Total is expected to Markley, chairman of the National Association of Manfacturers, urged the carter Administration's anti-inflation fighters to concentrate on reducing "costly regulation" by government agencies; lower budget deficits, elimInate bureaucratic waste and stimulate modernization and efficiency of the nation's Industry by tax Incentives, Panel ________________________________ Budsy Klrchman, who recently returned from let Trimester abortion-SiX; Gy,, AutomobIle Service Center on Cllnic-$16; Pregnancy test; Major Hwy (11.92). Have available larg, stalls with office TO HELP PEOPLE male sterlizatlon; free COUfl. supportive atmosphere, con. fidintial. CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH 205 32771. Fairmont Ave., Sanford, Fl. The name and address of the psi' WANT TO ORGANIZATION IIIIWORK '•'• 509 E. Colonial Or., Orlando SECRETARY ___________________ Toll Free 1.600.221.2551 BAR WrlteP.0. Box 1213 MAID MACHINIST FACED WITH A DRINKING rPtU5LtMT Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Trans . I P . - 0 I' NIGHT - COOK fIPf9 , I BODY MAN DIVORCE130.I0..ivaranteId. DAY COOK WHY BE LONELY? Write "Oat A' MECHANIC MaW' Dating Service, All Ages. P.O. Bac 1051. CIwtr., FL 333)7. - - -- Sanford- 500 S. Oak. Fum from 59$ month. 525 weak. Eic.II.nt, Call sna mor uu , 1 BR detuxe units. Pool. Adulti only, on Lake Ada. Just Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford, Call 323.5570 Mariners Village ____________________ STATION Furnished ____________________ ATTENDANT 1 BR furnished Garage Apt. Suitable for ret red couple. Nice _Mig0t00d, 323.7955 Apt$. for Senior $19,100 From NE cor. of Sec. 32.31.39, Ave. ' . - Robt. J. Hester. II to VikIng to Benjamin, Franklin Jones & *5 Marie, NW¼ of NE¼ of $W'4 (less Counts-, of Cr1., Inc. Lot 1 Ilk 0 ____ call 323-62'? June M. Bylei & hb JamS to ___________________ 33Ho Furnist _____ _____ ________________________ 4 BR, 2½ bath, ExecutIve Home In Idyllwilde, w$,c. pool. Home is D. 1½ CI NW% of N1¼ Of P51¼ & N 247.37 etc Sec 34-30.39, Lot 51 completely turn, down to linens, Lake Mary 41-Houses PeswOod Ph 1,510.000. ___ _____ 4, ____ Jerry H. 1 Martha T. Posey to ______ _____ ____ _____ i-tart Site chek to mod me a 0 ___ 1.66 73, Lot 14 51k 14 Suburban 1l 0111$ UnIt 3.115,300. The Parrish Corp. to Schilka Hems, 7g5, jr. Enser., isc.. Silver lake Harry 1.1Franca trees $Wcer.66 N*¼ of 5W¼ SIC. tos-& , , $71111. 1*31. NW corel 1663. Breezy Mrs is (OCD) liliN. Butcher laMes-V (OCO) Shirley C.. Thrasher: sherry Angel Plin I Susanne l,ownLitISl*O.MSbiliMaIer . .. aas-wsiw.ms ,, Miry 1. Brown. Sql. So Ann To Richard 0. ThalMull Nb. Russell 1. 33 5* We. Twilal. Comm. 4 Na M. 0. 1'"t MiNer *4 Sac. (OI' W liniut $$ prep. Wily, itc Sec U5 titaN) MUll. $15 $,n, Wit I Darlene R. 321935 1. 1' Is-sam. Sgl, Ii Tholma Auts-y .me. IMary Misery to Eldierdeoli 1166k AUtry Williams, ris $ MiSery, Lets it, 1251k 4 $3S'1ILINUII11JN,H.O.rnSfl UihBlVIIubd.. *10 1. MsrShSMfSrk .1*5. $111. CaMtr. Ca, 'I,n __ , .'' '.. ' 0 . . _____ ______ ________ _____ __ dien, PiSielag, design ___ _____ _____ ____ REALTY __ W.cIuNh*e P'SVIaieN 66*0. ___ _____ _____ _________ ______ ______ __ . _______ ______ ______ "OPEN HOUSE s" SAT. a, SUN. 12 105 $INseklogapenIens' or re15ed fleW. Appy city ii.'.' Sanford, 'Ity Malt. Sinus-I, Fla. An Eqesl Opportu*ity Em. PHwS'• Ma*Fani,sie Veior.n ____ Jan. 10111 111 RABUN COURT ' ___ . _____ _______ _____ _________ _____ ' , ____ ____ ___ ______ _____ ___ ___ __ ___ Sanford's Sales Leader ___ ___ 322•-2420 ___ .., ___ ___ ANYTIME ___ . . :' ________________ - ___ - . . - - ... - --- 2431', 5.. French (17.92) Sinford 333-5374 ____________________ Bt'OWN1R3U,3beffi,almt , frees, C.HIA. 1½ Multiple ListIng5ervcs _____________________ - I.. U .....L. '. - . , ?" ' -. 0 _____________________________________________________ £ MàIW: ___ ___ - 0 0 . $tALTQRSL __ '' ., 4 . ARK We have a Singer Future sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas lay away, there was only $116 bat due, purchasers left area andweare unablefo locate. You dfl have mach. (or $116 cash or take up payments of 5)2 mo, Will take trade as pert payment. Cell 63)1711 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. hon, 20 yr. terms, Ost.en. lachary R. Tribble, Realtor, It54M.$555 & 530-5026. Eve & 4,eqi45 904.7345954, icres Lk. Front, Lk. Sylvan area. $27,000. Best Terms. William Maliczowskl, Realtor. 3231903. ED. Can you believe only 139,1001 MAKE A WISH. 4 BR, 11/, bath home in Mayfair w-split BR I ACRES FRONTING ON CR STAL LAKE IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY READY FOR DEVELOPMENT INTO HOME SITES. $3,000 PER ACRE. plan, pan. MBR, C.HIA, Fla. rm., patIo, 1g. IRs, excellent neighborhood close to shopping I schoolsl BPP warranted. SELLER FINANCING. $213101 ACRES LAKE FRONT IN. THE SPOILER 4 11,7 bath home w-C.HIA, w•w carpet, dining area, rear fenced yardl Lik. new & in exc. cond.l Just PROVED PASTURE, E. OF SANFORD. $4,000 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS, 1*1051 3 ACRES TALL PINE I PAL. METTO, GENEVA AREA, 5,130. GOOD SELECTION. THE PRICE IS RIGHT 2 BR, 1 bath home wnice LR, OR, 1g. est.in kit., specisas IRs. porch Just P ACRES NICELY WOODED NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE. $191100. LOW DOWN PAYMENT. $1111101 JUST FOE YOU. Spanish Style, 3 BR. abut, home in San Lantal Blamed ceilings, Fia. Em., w.w carpet, CIlIA. kr patiol Submit all elfersi mort. can . Q auivv .10 ACRES PASTURE LAND, DSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART AT $2,000 PEN ACRE. Only 13111111 ATTRACTIVE 4 II, 3 bath I*5frenthsmew.ig. Pla Em w. fireplacs, DI, piuS. Specious IRs. w•w carpet & Muck Morel IPP WARRANTED. Only rIllit ACRES WOODED HIGH NOUNDO$TEEN AREA, ALL 31 PANT. SUN PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TENMII 'TENTION: WE HAVE MANY 'ROPERTIE$ AVAILABLE IN 1151$ GINIRAL AREA, 11*1. ESTATE ASSOCIATES - 'ASTURI -, blee. 17J0.PNA.V*. LW CWUw I 4&& - LAND, WOODED CREAGI, LAKE FRONT 'ROPINTIES I RIVER RONT PROPIRT1I$. CALL 3 FOR DITAILS. Sanford's Sales Leader IIIOLIR 3222420 SUPSI lUNLANo)sI,1 hquk, IWlSlot,qulIlarNVirycuu.n, REALTY "A LANO4LARKET'. ANYTIME 3435S, Myrtis Ave., Sanford Multiple Listing Service Sanford32.OddO Iando W-1577 kEACTOKS '" Dodge'lOWagon 76.000 Mi 5700 337 5752 lined up for everyone. vw'n new eng .new paint A C. exc cond 51.100 373 0777 S CASH DOOR PRIZES S VISA MASTER CHARGE .SANFORD AUCTION• For Estate, VW's'64&'67 Both run, but need work $350 5300 323 0177 323 7310 Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap. p'aisals. Call Dell's Auction. 323 Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway 5620. Daytona Ucach, will hold a public AU'TO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 5311 for further details. 75-A--Vans - '72 Dodge Van, good condition Camper Equipment 32) 3761 _____________________________ .JUSIMAKE PAYMENTS_'69 to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 634 4605 (Dealer). '75 Doiq 100 paneled van, 6 cyI,, 3 sp., AC, mag wheels, good tires. insulated, carpet, $2500 FIRMI Call 323 9236. - - fl-Junk Cars '76 Cutlass Olds AM FM, Air, PS, PB, new tires 32) O9llorifnoanswer 675 9602 aft S Plymouth '76 Volare Premier. .* dr. Sta. Wgn. Clean, Loaded, low miles. $3750. 666 640). Reimved Top Dollar Paid for lunk I. used '69 Plymouth Wagon looks& cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322-5990 runs good. Low mileage $400 323-5507 '11 Vega panel projeci car, 350 Chevy, torker, AFR, hooker, 350 turbo& '77 Vega GT for pts 323 5992. bUY JUNK CARS From $tOto $30 Call 322.1624 AKC German Shepherd puppies, champion lines. Exc. coloring & temperament. 3?) 1405. 2 yr old (em. Beagle, 5.55. Tn. color, AKC, loves children, dog house inc. $31 7591 alt 11 am. Must find immediate homes for cats. Free to good home, 7 Fern. Sola 7 It. blue floral, quilted, Calicos,l spayed; BIk male. Ex. ceilent pets. 322.SSsi. reversible cuShions. $100. Moving must sell. 331.0103. Window Shades 2new73"xb' Call 33) 6095 Alrcond.& Heating Home Improvements CentrttHeat I Air fond. Free CallCarlHarrisat SEARS, Sanford. 327.1771 EASY MANOR FARM 71 stall barn, boarding, sales, Be the First in your neighborhood to have a Colony Manor Private showing, the new home decorating party plan. Win beautiful decorative accessories for your home. Call 323-5036. instruction beginner & ad. vanced. 11*14 stalls, northern teed. All modern facilities. 5)00 per mo. Gentle Black pleasure racking mare 5250. Ex. perienced, quiet, aged hunter lumper, full bred gelding, es cellent 1st horse, $750. Lake Mary Exit off II. 327.3053 23,000 BTU Air Conditioner Window Unit, $70 327.1949 ,,3fl3I5E. First St. - Crawford's Refrigeration: Have your heater or furnace serviced & checked for Winter, Lic. Bonded, Ins. 323.5300 - JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm S. Res. 322 0205. INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam. flberlgas & Cello. lose. Lowest prices. Call 37) 0839 or 90.4 734-6105 collect. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 5.0. BALINT & ASSOC. 322 6665 - Beauty Care PAINTING, CARPENTkY & CABINETS 323 0429 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON 322-3633 formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 319 E. 1st St., 3225742 68-fl Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT 631 6839 831 6867 Sanford, WILSON MAIER FURIsi lURE BUY SELL TRADE WE bUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. & refrig. Furnishings & Misc. Items. 3)7 Palmetto Ave. nIture Salvage. 332172). 51-Household Goods _____________________________ 'ON SALE NEW twin sue box ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6441126 - springs & mattress $23.95 ii. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $3, Sanford Paying $15 moans, $7.30 womens class rings, also buying any Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of marked gold or sterling-any condition. 3234514. Sanford. 3221721. Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & simulated brick 1. stone speciality. 322 2700 Little want ads bring big, big I Man, quality operation relts, Just try one. 3232611 or $31 9993. - Syrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3271321 C.ra'ticTils MEINTZER TILE New or reoair, leaky showers our sPecialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 671.7617. Income Tax Prepared in the convenience ot your home. 24 yrs. exp. $106. up. 322.3717 for appt. essmaklng Ught htouling - IWANTED * 52-Appliances SMALL GAS HEATER CALL 322.1113 KENMORE WASHER - Parts. Cash 322.4132 ________________________ Service. Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-05$7 Mart. 315 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, *0 finest in used Larry's furniture. R*1g., stovis, tools. Montoomery.Ward chest freezer 73cu. ft. manual defrost Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances & Misc. 322 0707 (LOCAL) 349,537) Electrical Punting BOB FOLEY 6-Stamps-CoW ______________________________ Coin Show. FREE ADMISSION Jan. 12, 13, 11. Fri..$at, 10 amY p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m..S p.m. 40 dealers buying I selling US & Foreign Coins-stamps, FREE APPRAISALS. Sponsored by the Central Florida Coin Club, Sheraton Orlando Int. Airport Inn, 3$3$ Beeline Dr., Os-i. 53-TV. RadioSterso _________________________ 40" ZENITH Walnut Stereo. AM' FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, $ track taoe olayer, Sold new $400, a real buy at only $130 or take up payments of 5)1 per mo. Call 131.1714 fof fT FIrSPIBCSS AAA PAINTING All types painting & house cleaning. Free Eel. 333 1394. DANNYS PAINTING lnterior.Exterlor House Painting Licensed.Insurvd Sonded Kentucky fieldstone, retaining walls, patios, Ent. to driveways, also Stone Houses. No lob to 1g. FREE Estimates. (303) 372.9160 Plunthkig Service Fieldstone for saId 333 53)4. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cdi. Accepted Across from Orlando in. 1mm. demonstratIon. 3271511 lernatlonal AIrport. LESS THAN COMPA*I THISE FIATURIS: SMOSILI HOMIS AT COST Fill MOVI IN WITHIN iN MILlS A MONTH 'CITY WATU asd 51*11 INCLUDED 'ADULT ONLY aed FAMILY SICTIONS CAIRIAGE Drapes, Upholstery Call 32394)1 $130. 323-6756 OWN FOR Alterations, Oreismaking Wiring I Repairs _______________________ JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LIADIRI WI UST & SELL WORE HOMIS THAN ANYONII JOIN THE ONE THAT'S 750,11 !OISd$ chairs, BR Suites,oddendtables & coffee tables, Hlde.a.Beds, TV'S, appliances, lamps & All 65-Pets-Supplies --- . 5Mj L SKYLINE 14' wfireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES acre tracts, SI, Johns River ____ ___ __ MIXED FIREWOOD Pine & Oak 135 Truckload Rent 3225151 ccsss from $1100 per acre. $750 pond, 1g. FR, patio, fenced yard on cut 4, sad BPP WARRANT. at 64-Equipment for 63) 1714 day or night. INC. REALTORS S30.45.5 or 339.4711 eves. 2 BR. 1 bath furnished pool horns In Diltonal W.w carpet, Scr. porch, your own water fall & fish buy AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322.914) Eves after 66. weekends Singer Athena automatic push button Sold new over $1000, bal. due $116 or lake over payments 511 mo. Free home trial. Call ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322.5791 FORREST GREENE -- ty,$øk1rl - carpet, & ____ ___ ____ ____ . REALTORS ____ .' ___ CH&A.w.w kitchen, Kidney pool, Patio & large fenced yardl BPP WAR. RANTED. Yew wish e- . cams mIS for kusl 55111111 ___ ___ 5*7501* SOUTH MAKI A WISH 3 BR, 1½ barn homein$auwra$osPiwith.many etotrasl _________________ ____ ____ WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTy Prefer two yows college or two ____ P5W 66 THE FIRST PUSUCATION OP satin LEISURELY LIVIN. Immaculate & Morel Wswl ______ _______ hid maintenance ef serbs, YVmM.l and fluShed fields. . . in kitchen 151.7* YELLOW SAND Call DIck Lacy, 3237510 Jackets. Blankets, Steeping Bags FTU area near entrance, 4 plex lot on small lake. $13,500. Lake Mary, lake view lot, nice shade trees. $10,000. porch, calm kit., washer & dryer, carpet & tile I Extrasl BPP WARRANTED. Only 132.5001 Super FILL DIRTS. TOPSOIL SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. Being Iranslerred must sacrifice 43-Lots-Acreage ____ 0 4 • DAYS. Watrfront lowly setting, 3•1V., fIreplace, porch. lam. rm., eat. at. over when you look and •decide on one of these homes • ' . .' __________________ and drapes, nice eafln kitchen, siparate din. rm., 5' brick wall surrounds property. $37,100. gtIcauw. Ex$etoe euserlenc. in,' _____ _______ Stat. 0 amw ___ LW*h1l*Ude66LWh*1lV Auttvh*Mrd1 1M5 ". $90' 6 li0.' painted. Doubie lot. Carport. Priced to Sell. ____ ____ , ,' YMaI* i. iava. LAKE MARY 3 BR, freshly ______ lidmes A rime Ilihurlotid 10 lbs slat. North toes SisaL J.ht terse 66 Cy. Florida. under heMS 66 SUN AUTO 1*4,15 aM to WheM' a cy gO thIs Notice 66 1664154 lbS Nu*edy . vms, 1kW 5 beaM to rst1. sad name Mmlnislratles his hoes malted us II. '*4• *1* Ike Cheket lbs Clràds Court, f* Last Wo required, WITHIN THREE *I5c. MM 66 Cryilol Lake Avenue to lembiols Cosly, Florida 10 ac MO$IJ PROM THE ___ ____ ___ tL To Bring Films To ___ j, ; • HUNTING. 2.1 with lush carpeting . ___________________ THI$NOT1CI,Isfileanyeblec$j.p, VhS PslIc $sirHw MMII behold Fictitious Name $SltUtM. Ts.W*: Section MISS PleridI 5WSS isc Ike Cay Mall, en Ike 1Mb doy y have Skit challiopas *0 T.1Mb1111l validIty of lbS 15(54*4'S *15 *5 FebrUary. 1W9,at 7:30 P.M.. or as UPII.MNI1 PiISt. N Skit qualificatIons of the porsisal PUbliSh: ii, 31, 30, 1 la5,4, IPj1IId eiuIiS ra*r......ivn. or *e venus or POWSISIT 4. 1W *0 odiN TS*JOgt shod be p jurisdIction 66*0 Nunsis. ENS I LPW5, Aides, 01P4$ MoM. kid mey AU. CLAIMI. . 11,5.10 aunsinlsi, shert teni tMMdtromMMMMesllMbel OBJECTIONS 'NOT $0 PILED .. . ' '" action to loMo by *0 CIty Cameit. WILl. ______________________ _______ Doleoflbeflrslpsubllcitfomul NtIs' ThIsN*14*SkSIIbepebIMISdISI. :t 'st s2) FICTITSIWS NAME Full lime all around es-k I PONTE VEDRA, (UPI) J11DN Casasy, ISSU Mdl Noticu 66 A4*inlsImOlIn: Junimry . IIEJIleS *1MM PIllS to*0 400W ikeIti is Ms-Shy vei Shot I aM II. 1979. 1. Auction N$e. Chauffour esnmirs secretary. 'We AdOIBSt may s public Mar 10 IkeLcltN. W$pp,1 10 bvIhSs it 1051 Elm Jeen B. c,.s. Scanas, heevy lifting I same wsull sm to be a t of Herald, a nouuuauu 66 owa$ cW. Avenue. Ld Irikiuto COUnty, sales_required, salary + within *5 CIty 05 1*5 ot Ike 166.5*05 ioIIda.ender*0IIcSlStses.smsol 54I.5 estro ps-ellis. Apply in see going to ask lbs áMi,e ass OW IftOfto to Id 110t1 Levis Wm'y. IN *4*INA. Notice MMII be OANCI*$WtA$NDU$IMMM I IICkgrd pines 11.I4AuØIon, to help pisuado CalItia elliS in Fliddi." in as ares 66 uiulL.jS..a . WaMto,i,, rinee Ave. rse.d at siavis PSIII to,mcks their 'W w as astWas CW54I ATTORNEY •5 pfl$Ø75*4, it W loses ns. *0 66 Ita kse. ,p usi'Nether mmd. Isvla L1iI meding FrlhIy , IIP*I$INTAT lvi, fibas is T1D: Jssusrv % low She orouIs r.LSS*m 'or 711* yr. i flus$ed as. rimb. . TY Op LMI*5IY, Is. $asfoJI ems. Ps-ifei MM Mime Ilmutik.' T5.00: $sds. 211 N. flIthLI Taus, P.O. U.n p. lbs "WI iouii iii. FLOSISA .. . i.11floma9a.m &i&.'" . By: 45141W P50101 BuvW K. les P lOide to help alics be bss$ $iS.ukL'_IbM Ii_bilig 90 . , 1., i.al4 Sec. 33.19-IS. sill 5:30. _____ ______ Burt R.ynolds RsCrult.d __ washer. dryer. Fenced backyard. $27,300. Call 372.2171 ext. 72 before S or 323O1I after ______ ______ ________ . S HOUSES Neat as a pin Lake Mary - 3.2 y 4 years old, nIcely land. scaped yard, well, Central lilA. $35, ' ' area, 15,000 mi 51.500 or best offer & take over payments of 5110 54. Call 32) 3737 J FURNISHED2BR,1 bath home in convenient location I Close to city, shopping, St. Johns Riverl with dining ___________________ Pontiac '77 Grand Prix. Excellent cond. Air, radio, velour interior, Priced to Sell Call 63) 1714. Will deliver, no obligation. 3210640 Garage sales are in season. Tell the people about it with a Classified Ad in the Herald. 322 261); 531 9993. Dining area, Fla. Rm., Lg. 5cr. describestPtis Sanford 3-Wa, new carpeting, Central HIA only 1½ years o,ld, well with plenty outside faucets to water lovely uid fruit trees. $31,000. ___ ____ $126.42 62-L.awn.Garden SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER Ground. Quick Sale $3500. BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 2 bath custom built home in cxc. neighborhoodl Spacious Rms., DR. Fla. Rm., C. lILA, eq. eat.ln kit., w.w carpet, I every imaginable feafurel Super buy at 574.3001 plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 32? 2235 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsinvac CAR*ou..'s FURNlTU 25 Ft. Midas-AC, Loaded wilh extras. Lot 113 12 Oaks Camp SUPER 2 BR, 1 bath home in Deltona In a quiet Iocationl • YOUR• , Guitars, Drums, Banjos Corn. 1234151. 3lG3OrlandoDr. 323-5200 VA & FHA Financing Woodsi Every Featurel Solarium off MIR, fireplace, DR. FR, eat.in kit.l Buy PlowSelect Own Colors I Yours, for just 156.2501 kit., washer, w.w 323.6457 REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night 3 BR, 1½ bith, range, ref., dlsh.w, ____ _____ JUST LISTED. Super 3 OR, 2'/ bath home on ½ acre under construction Shadow Lake ____________________ Inc. ______ ___________ SELLERS I PUYIN$t YOU WANT TOSELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI Motel Move On InI Just 519,9001 New 3 BR. 2 b, C.H&A, carpet $32,300. 5~ Broker.Contractor _________ Write: Credit Manager, P.O. Box 207, Carlyle, II. 63231. DUE ID DIVORCE company must sacrifice Singer push button Sewing machine, Flip & sew needs Someone to take over payments $15 mo. or pay bal. 00 Neat 4BR.,iSx32pooI,fir'eplac, Mking $36,300 3220059 ____ ___________________________ __________ ____ _____ ____ Tliurmend P. LiiCa$ 1*1 Drethy, 4 SIb? Pals-lane 166. Sec. 1 Replat. 4%L,.postto DUsi.y World With a spur Into downtown (iIMD LI 3 Little Whlngton 15*5,54, p4,90, plII feeder bus rods system). $UMI. Harold F. I las-his-a $a*iarilk t Alti0'lbl PMkfl $7 bSSIItIINd 4N338 the (QCD) Mary 1. Is-ms & MN Cllristlauis Haua0, N. CS. From Thelsen' I Lois U. Butcher. Saud. NW car of Lot 325* C. Like KtPwyn Trensportatjon Plciss17ig DIy1a of the Rages Lot n Ilk 0 Mobile Mauier Sec. 7. Park 3rd Add. 131.00. COWICIL Wm, A. & Francis J. Derby to J. . vs. . Ilk Bar. Harold I 10fl5f J. DottirL LOtS A. Krause so HOward B, I F The Woodlands. The Woodlands. a N. Walsh, Unit B, Bldg. 4 15390. Harbour Sec. 3 Condo. $44,300. Marvin 0.1 Mary K. Chamberlin .Im$. W. I SlISrenA. o.,.s-, Jr. to . to Iobt. 0.1 Jessie I. Dsvis, N½.5 Daniel & Barbels-a A. doCa'cno, $33 - Meroury Motor Express needs owner operators in th. flat bed division for East coast Operation. $1 eedy year wound ___ ___ ____ )fl.)5 - 57-Sports Equipment _____________________ party to take over spines piano.' Easy tern;s. Can be seen locally. 550 & up; El. stove $606. up; full size draperies $10 6. up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11 92 So, of - Sanford. 3234794 HOME AREA NEAR GENEVA. 1 EALTOR 3234991 Lovely and immaculate best __________ ______ Omni Counts-. to 14*. 0. Strain & Move. *5 CecIlia, LI 7,11k Q, Sky Lirk Un. Douglas 0. HIlIdale, Sql. to Larry 7. 133.100. D, I CarolY V. $humate, Lot Foxunod Div. to Donald Bryant, Spring Oaks Unit Ill. $41,700. '.H&A. tennis - cr_ _o'L'Qe privileges. than . pct. down. Eves 542.3633 _._. __ REALTY WHY DON'T WE . -. Sale - Ford, 2 DR HT ,Loaded Must see to predate 5750. 3220411 S goodies left from previous an tique sales. China cabinets in. cluding Oak Bowfront, tables & 12)5 S. French 'new $399; Loveseat $44.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up, Ref. V000ED 1.6 ACRES IN MOBILE GET TOGETHER _____________________ ____ order to board MODEL, 3 BEDROOMS, 1½ NISHED. $1,000. ______________________________ MULTIPLELISTINOSERVICE Harold Hall Realty 322064* iTO BRIGADIER 12x60, FUR. STEMPER AO!NC -' -- bath, like new, room to grow. Excellent neIghborhood. This is a choice property. Call today to se. WiX. 322-399' 2x64 MOBILE HOME. 1972 On a cold Less REDUCEO$2,000 for quick sale.A real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1½ Inc. Hunt Realty, 42-Mle_Homes STENSTROM court home. Has all extras, Tennessee stonefireplaceopentoOft&LR. Beautiful floor plan. $12,000. ,. June N. Beyles I lib Jams to Michael Bids-s. of Seminole, Inc., Dennis 0. Coyt. & *5 SylvIa. LV. 66 Lots 4,5 51k 7 1st. Add. Lakevlew. NW¼ of NE'/. of NJ'4 less LV. IN sios. %7.37'&$751.13'Of WV. Sec 34.10.29, SoboyLlOunyor N.J. Hanson to $110. Billy J. & Jayne Michael. Same as Jim FIRE DREAM OVER 1 ACRE Lk. front EXECUTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath ___ 267.37' 661½ of 1½ of NW¼ of NE'/e $100. ERROL L. GREENE ealtor 641 692) ENJOYAGLOWING TENNIS LOVERS - - _____ Gary P. Freeman & *5 Theresa, N BIk 0. $ai)lando Springs Tract 30. nice 3-2. lots of storage, beautifully landscaped yd., quiet area. Warranted $39,150. BATH ON AN ACRE. $16,500. 2 BR Furnished House 6 yr. young 3 BR _______ ____ Francis L. & Nelsa P. Antrim to June N. Boyles I. hb James to Juan A. I Isaura R. Perez, Lot 15,15 Lot 30 101 __________________ ....._ 139.900. Of this sm. delloftful 3 BR, 1 b home on corner lot-nice areaideal for golden years or lust begInners. Has budges price tagl CHEAPER THAN GROC ER I ES ___________________ SPINET CONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE. Wanted. Responsible $pc. BR suite new, $739 5 pc. LR icreened POOL. A must see! - 'OU. $31,300. 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 3777) for 1) -__- New Year Clean up Sale. Lots of ROBSON MARlN 59-Musical Merchandise 5O-'Jscellaneous for Sale 3224869 80-Autos -- _____________________ RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $5 Scott Reagan 327 8)77 Ad Call a friendly ad taker at 322 26)1 or 03) 9993 spacious great room, lovely deck. 2 bIke to golf 12.9211 $145 ma. 322-3930 ___ $100. )fl.7643 . - flAuction .,c, w°'' a Make room in your attic, garage. Sell idle items with a Classified Rig. Real Estate Broker 2631 Sanford Ai.. mi, Asking $700 & take Over Paymts 668 8705 anytime - - S9S0 323 9211 Accessories 'Mon., Jan. 22, 7 P.M.. - ______________________ WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. I Mig. Broker, 825 No. ID Wymore Rd., Altamonte, BATEMAN REALTY REDUCED. Clean as a whistle 3 BR, 1½ b, central H&A, family '78 Chevy Custom 10 Delu.e 11,000 Every Sat. 6. Sun. Sellers write HH Main P0 Box 210. Yonkers, • PUBLIC AUCTION 862 7483 SECURITY acre wooded. $2,500 dwn. Only Spotless. Adults, nope$s _________________ ____ DevonshIre 653.900. OflIc.,n.ubusi,,,dIsft'kt& medical facilities. $32,900. ALAI, US 17.92 6. SR 436Opv'.ing Feb. 17. CENTRAL FLOR IDA'S BIGGEST & BEST. -- - 7OFORDPU 55-Boats & & Sold .- . .WQRLD.* . - ............ __________ _____________________ LAKE MARY 21, $21,500. ENJOY THE S acre farm, 4 acres cultivated, 1 Requires a lease, owner is very selective & references required. $600 mo. The Real Estate Agency, Realtors, 2433½ 5. French Ave. 323.5324. ____ Richard N. & Jane P. $haw to Donald L. Blicksiock & *5 PatrIcia Conrad J. & Marilyn 0 SmIth, Jr., less WV, ______ _____ STATEFARMER'SMARKET Stall 166.19 Gene Barton I 2324 PARK DR. 327211$ AFTER HOURS EALTOR pcked with extras to please ' * Caselof ONLY! 47-A-4ldrtgages 160,003. CANS ____________ ______________________ 0 - _________________ JiIirs, Sanford Plaza. Zales 46 OZ. __________________ MARKHAM RD. 32, w.5 acres. country. Winter nioht. This 3 BR, -, i½bhomehasaKlngsizeLRw. old brick PP. All you need is the Cl?fl. Gold IIco$IIit $160 month _____________________ - __ Columbus Harbor Subd.$13,100 pert) Sec 121.31, $100. ______ Aiking $35,000. privacy pool, tenniscourt.Sacre farm,3 BR, 2 bath with C.H&A In the ___ flHOUSCS UflfuI'flished ___________ ____________ a public hawing en the 111k day 66 Legal NotiCe All PIs-Iciss having stid Ocoee, swinging west to Disney World, and back Into 1-4 claims or February, i97, at 7:30 P.M. at the work. Advances on each trip. demands against the estate we Call Bob levis toll free 111043$. City Hall, City .5 LakI Mary, Polk Coedy). requIred, WITHIN THERE FICTITIOUS NAME 4371. EOI. to consider a Psutlen •Bypsa.Parkway (combination of west bypass with its nor- MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Florida, Notice is hereby given that I am t- , THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP thorn terminus at Maitleid Boulevard, and a limited ac in business at $434 S. Elm ai to s-.eunca any ri* LET'S SE HONE(T THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, If you weren't looking for a new faculty on the east ilde horn SR 434 tO the East-Wed ix- ot me above court a amen ot me City 66 u, y i_' Florida, under the fIctitious neme 66 in 594 to me tosin career you wouidss't be ug preuway). statement of any claim or demand MERMAID PHOTO, and that I desolbed right.66.wey. to-wit: thlsad,andlfwew.ren't looking ' they mayhave. Eachclaim must be alternatives indude: temOp sdllalflIW$IhtttI loS' WflNIIS teds a lee this ad at Wte $eSdtlSSetefl) iti *111111 and must indIcate me •Ttie exldlng transit syot$$fl W4th only those tinprovements basis for the claIm, she wev*i't belies-s. If you want the Lo 14,66 c,.s.s Clerk 66 Ike Circuit Court. Seminole .T..Ie 5)4 County, FlorIda 10 accordance with i.ao. winier Homes recant. oppeulunuty Is earn Three Is already committed with fimde. address of the creditor or iiis agent Couuity, Name Statutes. Te.Wlt: Section call i'us.i-s 1 claimed. If the claIm is net yet due, Records et Semiasee __________________________ at centralized areas, such as shopping centers, in ds). $gsi5 fo , $36.00 Florida $taIVIeI 1917. .l rewdsd message PhI date N will bme $hi. leumle Ruth WIebildi rl,kt.eI.way lIne of express buses to their dedinatloas). shall be stated. If n.e claim Is PUblISh Jan.?, ii, , IS, 197 contingent or unhiquldafed, the Crystal t.aPa Avenue., ffienc run 0RPM .ThC7* (encourages groh of bus 1PNWHIL1YOU BUILD aleng iks Isuffierly riI.66. netwa of liii wiceitaluity shell be I will i60y YOU to handle a sales .areas, Seuth 8sIi.le, Orlende Ce*ral Basinse stated. illheclaim isuscured, Ike ferce. Lets talk, call Ted after 6 WMW 66 LW District anti Sooth Orangs-(csoia $). slcvrt?y shell be described. The PICTITIOUSNAMI UkeWbeirHomases Fixed Guideway (us a system of vtitklu traveling es a claimant sesu uver suoscient $4.66 rstsISdinPWSsshL P.gR 110.5 NotiCe to hereby lIveN 1kW I ffi "PA*K$SUPIRINTINDINT" -th oñof frsmmsdsrakslhy no.1566 Ike claim to the clerk to as .Ubtic r..dsW I isis 5115,110 h1'iSS .574 N. Hwy. lmnste toll time permanent.. _____ ii (QCD) Beni. F. Jones & *5 Marie 1g. patio, fence, enc. front porch. Only $27,000. Citizens. Down. Jimmie Cowan, 31S Palmetto ___________ ' - TOMATO JUICE WagOn&CashIorequItyin23 BR. home or duplex. PINECREST 3.2, C.H&A, carpeted, FR. fenced back, carport. town, very clean I roomy. Sá ' to Pablo Toro Rodrlgmz, The Colonnades, Third Sparkling pool, Oviedo, Horseback riding, swimming ______________________ __ Podiford ___________ course. $63,000. HAS IT ALL _____ ______________________________ For Rent: Adults only, includes water furnished. $123 cash ma. 3723336 - _____ Lol qualified buyer. $26,000 to Low down payments. BUILDER. 327.2217. ____________________ Pool wcooi REALTOR, 322749$ . 5-A-4rukLàjd5à mortgage + FreeS Clear 1975,1 owner Cream Puff Olds Station Piew 235 Homes. 4 pcI. Interest _____________________ - - MLS ________________________ room, scriifled porch, 1g. corner 3210759 lot $23,900. REAL ESTATE SOLICITOR SERVICE ___________________ YOU WILt. PLEASE TAKI The name and address ot me per. . West Bypass (bypass on west aide of urban area starting sonal representative's attorney au's NOTICE that Ihe City CouncIl I the CItyOILakIMary, Florida, will held near Maitland Boulevard and running between Winter Garden set form below. tr4d. ____________________ AUTO PARTS PERSON All sonsinterestedin the estate ______________________ to whom a copy of this Notice of 30 reward for return of Siamese AdminIstratIon has been mailed we fern. cat. Lost vicinity Of Scott _____ required, WITHIN THREE BOx 1393, SI, Cloud. FlorIda 32759, CIlIA system It fresh paint. Comes with a huge Oak & citrus.fencedp,at;o5a5tp, BR or TV room. Price $31,100 with FHA, terms now ready. Buy or _____________________ ___________________________ WELDER S--Lost & FDlR port Counties). BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 2439S.MyrtleAve..Sanford Li] MUST SELL MAKE OFFER 509 Plumosa Beautiful 4 BR, 2 bath home in ideal residential area. Really . And That's A Fact! Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Too! ANFORD- 3 Bdr, 2 bath, PoflWenO, FL. 33051. N1.6991. ________________________________________________________________ Kay Williams Burnett, Trustee to Melbourne P. & Valere Nan King, REALTOR Sanford 321-0640 OrIando327-1577 JUSTLIKENEWII ____ ____ ____ 29 -Rooms WAREHOUSE - Charles Stallings, sgl & Cecil SEIGLER REALTY EVENINGS332.05i3 372.$1$7 332.7177 ___________________________ - Ford '73 Ranger, auto,AC $1850 FLEA MAR KET night. - - -.-- '" ______________________ - ' JUST LISTED. 401 24th Place, Older home with small adjoining 323.7832 737.4433 PAYROLL CLERK ACCIrA II? £4 A I A tnMM. Ih?I,afl771' ABLE. $19,900. 4(1/ available Local Unit. If in. terested, call Mr. Schulman 904. --"' TrUCkTilers ________________ MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR, Screening Applicants for TYPISTS - Admission$1.50 , I .- --• St. $30,000. NATIONAL COMPANY Woman's Apparel Specialty Chain. FILE CLERK WiddingibyDOT NOTARY PUBLIC ___________________________ n!2026att'5P,m, -. 4ACRES,CountryClubRd&2Sth AM Paper route, tom, Good Income. Write Box 10 c.o Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford. 32771. 1111 STORY DUPLEX NEAR Build to suit 0 trees. $16,300. waterl compressor included in rent. Llndy'sAuto Center 17.926. LakiMary Blvd., Sanford, Fle. 5'3fl.2$90 or 305-630.4357. Waahlngton,D.C.,reportedthat CALL Ave., New Year's Eve. 323-9264. Rep.RlchardKeilyhaspledged MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Teddy or Elaine his support for a Central THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF' Found Paolaarea THlSN0TlCE,toflleanyobjectIns Florida Zoo application for an they BIk, MaIlCoCkif Spaniel? may have that challenge the WE CARE educational grant. The zoo's validity of the decedent's will, the 323-0%9 Flea Market At JaiAIai application was turned down qualifications of the personai AAA EMPLOYMENT or th. venue or LOST: German Shepherd, Black & last year, bg the board plans to representative, julsdIctlon of the court. Tan. Male. ApprOx. u 201 Commercial 323.5176 Moneysworth Flea Markets Corp. of New reapply. Ridge Rd. area, Geneva. 332. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND 5753, after 6 349.5275. Reward. ___________________ The board got its first lock OBJECTIONS NOT so FILED York has announced an agreement with BE FOREVER BARRED ASSISTANT FOREMAN-factory Thursday night a a new eight- WILL Orlando-Seminole Jal-Alal of Florida to Dsteoftheflrstpubl$catlonofffius work; shipping & receIving. __ _________ and-one-half minute slide Notice Good physical condition, of AdmInistration: January 11-linfructj,ni oDerate Flea Market World on the For County ___________________________ presedatlon with uo,md, "A 13, im MIlitary retiree acceptable. àsae1berry. peemises, t.S. 17-.and.Btate _________________________ Jolis 0. Bacen WIlilne f fl34 visa tise Zoo," it will be Beginner, Intermediate & Idvane. ______________________ As en& A.preaentativ. Road 436, beginnIng Saturday, Feb. 17, ft will .dtennls teat, '' available to ares organizations aiits& the Estate of RECEPTIONIST permanent luniors, Single, group & clinics. be open every Saturday and Sunday. An open forum on the future direction of transportation tin- and schools for programs, and Elsie I. Bacon positton.wlth good pay & ex. Unsurpassed facilities at Bay c.Ilsnt benefits for sharp girl provements in Seminole County up to the year is scheduled was well received by the board, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Head Racquet Club. For info. with good telephone voice, 7:30p.m.MondaylnRoomS.ioeofSemlnoleCommunityCoilege. Executive Director Alan E. REPRESENTATIVE: call Head Pro Doug Malic. typing, shorthand & general Chamber Building Fund zowekl, The forums are being held to get public opinion on the Orlando Rozon iaid. Douglas Stsnstrom office exp,rience requIred. Paid Stenstrom, Davis I McIntosh county area consisting of Seminole, Orange and Osceola spanmedical insurance, vacation & Introduce your child to music, P.O. BOx 1330, holidays provided. II you would Private piano & drum lessons sored by the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council, w. The board of directors of the Longwood Sanford, Fl. 32771 enjoy meeting people and an. experIenced teachers. 3395559 ____________________________ along with the Florida Department of Transportation and local Legal Notice swifing the phone for one of the Telephone: 303.323.217) Area Chamber of Commerce has voted _____________________________ planfllflg agencies. nations largest builders apply Publish: January 14, 21, ii ____________________ unanimously to create a building fund of betwelflla.m.ISp.m.w$i.days The Seminole County committee on transportation consists of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POE DEFIO ________________________ at 370) S. Sanford Ave. or $1,000, proceeds coming from 1978 fund______________________ Col. Carl A. Buechner, Phil Hagerty, Salvatora Orlando, tharles SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA resume to Cardinal Industries PROlATE DIVISiON FICTITIOUSNAME AVON raising. Ten percent of all membership f Sheppard, Marilyn Crotty and Edith Harrison. P.O. BOx U, Sanford, Fl., NOtiCe Ii hereby given that I am PIie Nwmber 7S-I4I.CP IS INFLATION CRAMPIPIG also will be earmarked for the fund. 32771. Equal Employment The formuns are being held to get public opinion on the Orlando Divislea PROBATE engaged In business at S. French YOUR SPENDING POWER? Opportunity. IN RI: ESTATE OP Ave., Sanford, Fla,, SemInole Sell Avon to help flgltt back. For __________________________ Urban Area Transportation Study update. RICHARD KLOTZ, 'County, Florida, under thi tictttoij details cell 5443079 COLONY MANOR- a new One of the improvements considered consists of eastern name of SANFORD MOTOR company selling home Flagship: Triple Income westem bypasses to relieve congestion on 1-4 and SR 438. In adDece.d COMPANY INC., DBA, SANFORD Seaworthy Wood ProductS, Ian. decoratIng & gift items, MOTOR CO., and NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION that I itdind to ditlon to relieving traffic and improving travel time, other managers & cos.lon In this ford, Fla., Mfys. of Teakwood TO ALL PERSONS HAVING rlOiststlaldnamewlthth.Clerkof p.flsne.dsamanwhocankeep Wctlon.Dlllypay,nod.Iiyei.l,s, probable impacts of the bypass are being considered SUCh $5 CLAIMS Flagship Banks Inc. has reported a 1978 OR DEMANDS AGAINST the Circuit Court, Seminole County, up with company growth, mm. 2 must have us. of car Get in on Increased storm water runoff, very high coat of construction and THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Florida in accordance with me income of $20,415,000 more than triple that of yç exp. on sawing, assembly the ground floor, For in. __________________________ OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED PrOvl5lons 66 the Fictitious Name continuIng urban sprawl. & finishing wood parts. Call formation call 333.5036, 1077. IN THE ESTATE: Statutes, To.Wit: Section 551,09 preferably after 3 p.m. A total of four highway and four transit plans has been studied _____________________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOT IF I ED Florida Statutes 1937 if you are career mimed & lng cruger snois. ______________________________________ and evaluated by the study consultant, lipton Asaodates. High- tiiat the administration of the estate Sig. Donald J. lals for excellent opportunIties In of Richard KIoto, deceased, File Sanford Motor Company Inc. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE. It way alternatives include: retailing & merchandising, Number PR7$241.CP, Is pending In Publish: ____________________________________________________________ OU au interested kl C$fi5i' in December 31, 1,7$s is your time t be a of .''e existing road system along with orJy those ______________________ the Circuit court for Seminole January 7, ii, 21, , retaIl sales management we REALTY TRANSFERS Central Florida's No, 1 Mans ____________________________________ already committed to with funds. County, Florida, Probate Division, DEE.113 hays a CVNS De'.11oprnent wear firm. Exc. benefits I .me Full Bypass Plan (a western bypass starting in north the address of which Is Seminole Program designed for motivated commission plus. To start a Albert 0. Juhl & *5 Rozanna to Kay Williams Burnett, Trustee to County Courthouse, Sanford, jbespl. ilha l'oul Excellent ad. Seminole County running between Wioter Garden ar4 (g caner today. Coil 305.140717, CITYOPLAKIMARY, Daniel P. SIlva 1*5 Maria I., Loll, Melbourne P. Ii Valars Nan King, FlorIda 32771. The personal rspre. and a Ext. 22. swInging west of Dianey World and back ir*o 14 near I'olk sintativeof BIk F, Summersat North Sec. 5, From NE cor. of Sec. 22.21.29. the estate is Jean Elaine full range of benefits. For In. NiH66cNarIsg 135.000. $31,200. County; and a bypass on the east aide of Orange and Seminole Crepsau, whose address Is Route 7 -TO WHOM terviow couitict MI• BuW, 'OWNER OPERATORS IT MAY CONCERN: Eyes -HAL COLDERT ______ _______________________ is the above courtawvittsn statement A-one, a-two, a three. and Michael J. Dwyer (left), president of Zyvex International Inc., begins a president, construction of the firm's corporate office on presiienta, a .a ...i... me.... it...... .s.,. i%IIWIIUII IlUdU OH LadV £IdL,y. IHV 111111, IUØII'UU turer of and marketer of electronic control devices 2 dctors. a& eis of whlth Is SemInole County Courthouse, North Park Ave., Sanford. Fl. The personal representativ, of me estate is Sdayatthez0OcenfereflC0clfl at 4 p.m. to recegnize and elect . - ---- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED in . MT' .................. ... ' money to traditional farm states. IVPUU . . ..1 4k.. k..lk ..f USd1. VIIWIUVI wv IJWIS UI • . .'. £L..4 &I A ai .' ;.. - -- MeMzer vice president of 5 Bazthndeedwere Thomas DeWoif, (1ando attorney, Robert Holskamp, WlnterPark,wlth SentInel-Star Mvertlslng Agency. JudI Perry, reservations and tkkat sales manager far Walt DisneyWorld,wasnamedtoflll avacaicyontheboardexpiring - •. ' / - 2 '''" I I LOsing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & bub Solk of Altainonte Sprinp, 9\ 349.5773, our lot or yours. _____________________ "The drug industry would like to go back to DOWNTOWN 6. LAKE MON. ---------------------------------------TO WORKI liii ____________________ cs1ft..y.A £IJA?4 -rtaurant owner, were -- - " coior oeautifu walnut cabinet. Regular Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 631.1714 day or i _________________ --- $1427 ZMLE..l$7.fl NON..S up.. 323. ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pat supplies, dog houses.Heated kennels. 322.3753. SswFiNng PRECISION SAW FILING Lotus file your saw I AmericanRentAll 3239113 .w a..ui, OIL HEATER CLEANING 323.5,34 $344100 TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed & in. TO I �10—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Jan. 21, 1979 9 AVE7 ,u 44 SCHEDULED sommomm~~ iE ul 1) PRIZE VALUE $2,002.00 SANFORD 1,001.00 LONG WOOD 13 125,192 TO 1 31.298 TO 1 ODDS FOR 8 STORE VISITS 15,649 TO 1 - 33 49,318 TO 1 12,329 TO 1 23,933 TO 1 5,983 TO 1 2,991 TO 1 100.00 354 4,597 TO 1 1,149 TO 1 574 TO 1 20.00 831 1,958 TO 1 490 TO 1 24.4 TO 1 5.00 3,441 472 TO 1 118 TO 1 59 TO I 11,203 145 TO 1 36 TO 1 ___ 2.00 951 STATE RD. 434 U.Si79iATSQ3.. ODDS FOR 4 STORE VISITS 68 200.00 519 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. AT 25th ST. ODDS FOR ONE STORE VISIT NO. OF PRIZES 1.00 1 . 102,094 16 TO 1 3 TO 1 6,164 TO 1 18 TO 1 P/2 TO 1 Win,l.DlIi sb,., Iocotd in central Florida. HOWEVER, ACCORDING TO THE 'FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION RULES, GAME MUST END WHEN ALL TICKETS HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED............... - ...... - . . QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED GOOD JANUARY 21-24 DATE:1 I F B EU Thism.b.ing *VW kith. •igb*y.Pswo (52) porlicipoting AS OF JANUAR. PCES TERMINATION WINN-OOCIE STORES. INC. COPYRIGHT—i 919 S1411 "- ctA. Unu I CC*L,,& ((p7' - WIIPTII L( tu1 & At- USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED I014ILISS WHOLE SIRLOIN TIP S TO 12 LB. AVG. W.D BRAND (TWILVI 4.o*. SIZE) BEEF PATTIES 2 LB. Box Sill 50w40 %tLc1 tip Rmt Alx1T 1115$ I.S. LEGQUARTERS • 1115$ 01 SOIlD POI( WINS SUCID I410 POlK PULL W-D MAND IUC*D SPICED LUNCHEON OR .•. ••1S $1', u SLICED BACON TURKEY $129 chw **sell $169 W.D MAW IEOULAI AND ALL NV PLANT 'A' PORK CHOPS 159 3$ 99 L 1 HICKORY SWEET WESTERN COIN FED FII$I4 ECONOMY (5 ILADI, 5 SIRLOIN) US 0 A 01401 IOASflMG A 1-LB. 49c A lISP! chicken so., iou to HICKORY SWEET SLICED BACON 69c OSCAR MAYER REGULAR AND ALL NIP GRILL FRANKS .. • : p2" SLICED SALAMI $1" SLICED BOLOGNA , : SAU SAOI, COTTO SALAM B 1•-••• FRANKS $13' LINK SAUSAGE ... wrmroR ALL VA*IETS ARMOUR SONftUS SMOKED ST P*VMUM MOWN & SNVE PATTIES OS 93 • : $1211 DAINTIES ....... ti SLICED BOLOGNA.. : LINK SAUSAGEW.D SlANG COOKED HAM * ... I-OL 9$ IiIBA SA...:..o. LI $1" BRAUNSCHWEIGER. & ' .. W.D NANO ALL VARIETiES ........ W.D BRAND . SLICED JONESMNUTI LINK - ALL VARIETIES . [ . &L . . RATM 99c - ... PKC3 ......... 9" KAHN'S JUN50 99c BEEF FRANKS .... "WE 1"•SAUSAGE PATTIES • 9" PARN5 SMOKED, AND ., LI. 9" 2" ifSAUS OP1NIED0 89c, VEAL FATIES .... $129 - ' . - - -. ' �January 21, 1979 SANFORD, FLORIDA DOONESBURy by Carry Trudeau "AW RflZ 4IMW: AS )W M4 ThE )tZ JU YMR, AV AW)VVAAPZ AWW8MWM V Ft5L ACF&W7ZM 7Y444'$ / )tXR V \ aIn4r OW >aJ Ft5,'8.y IX) 7PAY ThE QZLE(t HR PE Y15i4$ IT HAS 9=6Wm lIES IT MS F71W? (EU, 1715 A114+IM MO /S M8/6 I4Y" -, •'V. Alzi UI 5 )MR eARI.Y 6IPT0a hvsygE Z4T iØZI. NXli lIE sor/5Z4A £ EL(.C47W IN ThEIR aw )E4. I Lk.W AS )W iaa IV nV )tX45" II5IE _ V m. -- .\ 4JAR *f5 HIS SII*LP SL$IcrI.Y 10 HIS LEFT. IOTh* WES ADVANTAGE OF T)E OK'Wa AND AIMS A AWM 5WNG OUT HIS om IS CAUGHT ON me eci OF AGUM'e SWORD NIL1, NEARLY PRfAKG HIS ARM. 0 /71P1W. lIE a4W5 IN IJLTLthTaR CURT. LIW17' of Am 61kg QY s4L4W /M 6V .54A! ZLY. / 'PS. MR ff.R Yt - COMfJIitI'CE, )tZR6(TC4 L?X7O \AQW )tR 5CJ1tZ4'1iR- )W 607 A L/6H7FR tW )tV? �I _ 19 Sp AM _ •1i. VX Pj 7 "II • Pr 4111 a fa - 41 i P 11W LaIP - fq f I. ) [ DM HMISE: DEM COFFEE PAL: Some Um ago, 2 mother of When I have out-of-town Newel there were spots on the try to get a snapshot of am bathroom floor... arriving — at the airport, MY daughlsr4n4aw, who has unloading the camper, or a fine 980100 Of humor, has QW09 wbatevw. I sup other in. boys. So put this sign In her terIng tots during their bedroom: vlMt and fry to get one of thur "My alm, Is to keep this departure. bethroi d*L YOWs Will Then I bU7 one Of those little help! Pocket albums In the dim. dote ............-. M. IC D EAR HELOISE: uII ruiwu• . MY PIE? I*JN Nd'p Map • I W - , . 001 - .11.11.. hWv mder-th-.coimtsr csbinsta had iw .. -Junyi ade of qpos. My sewspens were an otanIn 4d In th..'L while above th,n woo all this msrviloim . As my kitthin essta are metal, I couldn't ft an ena niv / . S o =Do NIV* I hod a J iML —94 — — - •:•:>:•:. •MIMI 77 guests &S heCk home DEAR HELDISE: When taking your pillow % it I ....... .rn.j wr w pi&wwC*1I Ofl It Is not likely to be left reminder Of their trip to md" beblnd. V. Marshall this cde album with about a ft For mks MthythWN DEARlWI: could be filled with sand, all soun Ob, yal The led shot in ft colored p.bbbu, water, or Is one d me waving or NOW contsks a wheteviri ___ goodbye and saying, "Y'afl DEAR HELOISE: AsalbseeyIagtoudi,I • come backIll I used, to nails often covered the ash with adbsdvs until, one day M 8ds3 after polishing l few backed pleetle to nietffi th!fl1 I put perfume on them. I with no Lft, no "1w" ad In tbe forgot about having it on until I +++ for at MA a yar6_ se no way to return put them In my mouth and and.a-half and Is most Wlcklseuctly what lhepe darted to bite my nails, as you wS del Drop le my dw — usual. ctory. ky" yew Most Boyl What an awful tastel oewqmt b"00 (WINS Is, Is yew MMI A nd been to are pbootir, but aim sass will low metal ciIi wmee, do Jed oowshl),nd,absbeIn __ go . the sotsw.en tar, and sareud pI b an d aftelL Jind a --- and phe the We to the I csrs af The ed =WNM add to n''ibsr inigH make some thIM the hoSt the EM's II d me# u Ieee eppy. Plibsps net all be th*rsethsW and — yule! —"NWIMLovs,ff, -. . 5C Lii1fF:I H I L P FOR HO M I M A K I R S Div. d%%~- U- - 4W - I•J1 r' I— thInk mad wauLL fume on them and have finally broken myself of the fingernailbttlnghablt. You can use your favorite fragrance and it makes you .1j heavenly while serving as to ad bila your Campo Ed GloriaRpe - �. wr 49P Now lq~ 9rAft, IN an 31 LE a.k 4; i r76 , lip i 41 r 'i •_• wp MIA I4 aim 14 ro Or de Q Aw I, . • 0) 0 • I 0 wu ki If Ad U~ l 14 r lo Lit In. elf. Ar . . , -41 all, At Pq Pj ij - _'iI_iL!'_'I'_•_Jh'Ii_11 4 _ 44 fr/ . 4F,( _ t• _ •'I_T_ fl p _ •_• _0•J •" AF ou IN AV AI '.11. I. 0 Yr 40,11 1" A 174 l0. P0 .011 �•• I 7Z? _p ••p a W. JL I' I) - '— ..w. •• *' F \• - 1 'fT -- g ti — IVI 41 :i 0Lm oi Ca I,I L !1 !iIi:tL Me ;-' • AM . r - ,-J. ui,Iu . — UI • A • . i&k LI st)ULI nb Nil JR DANCING 4. YIM R"T 1 .77 71 OF OLIVER I k4. H t I in P- ('T) ;-. k4 T'VtiI14 �uniØr WbirIi by Hal Kaufman SEE HEREI I saw. man behind man. I saw. man before. Between the two there were In view exactly half a score Yet, I can say, and this Is true, though strange it seems to be, that only one, and he alone was an my eyes did see. -. Subject is the native of an isle famed for its cats. I--Who? u u.wxu.w y s.2 suni,i J0# pw u*w 10 01SI .0 60 *Raise one leg straight forward. Place It on a thigh-high table or chair. Now, untie and retie your shoe, If you can. Some can; some can't. *Fill blank: "_is one percent inspiration and 9 percent perspiration," said Tom Edison. ,,snu86,. if 9J0M 6ussw .qj *Tongue Testi Six sweltering sculptors shed soiled and sweaty smocks for spic and span sport shorts and spotless short-sleeved shirts. CARD TRICK IS SUM FUN CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences In drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. , Ili .., • p *eutniwsi sinpid ,cj..ws s isa.t g pi*ow ii way t :s.u.i.iio Ask someone to pick a card, ace to 10. Have the person double the number, add 1, multiply by 5, and then add 1 for spades, 2 for hearts, 3for diamonds, 4 for clubs. Given the result, you can name the cardl Here's how: The first number (or numbers) of the total reveals the card. The last number is S more than the sum added for the suit. It works every time. GIVE IT A GOl X marks th, spot where our ski-lumping pal Give It a fry. above hopes to land pronto. Can you see him through? � 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 21, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 21, 1979. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 21, 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/c229201ebf4c3f7d8019b30bf6673b6d.pdf f21232ded8ba23af12e00530dcb5d09a PDF Text Text -, . . .-. . . . . . . . . I . . . . 4EvsnlflqNIfI$d,Slnford,Fl. BLONDIE Thursday, Jan. is, 1979 IIlIJU KEEP UP C MON. DIAR.iJiE GOT TD KEEP UP wn rr'S TIM; FO NEWSHONE5) by Chic Young . Fl h I CAN'T 1 F 41 Hermit ACROSS r 7,,, . _ 45 Hauling • • TWELAUNCJRV' f Many _________ __ 49 Hazard For 54 _______________ r _____ 13EETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker ______ DEPRESS THE SPRING 17" / STIC< THE RELEASE THE LATERAL LATCH ALLOWING ENTRY OF THE COCKING MECHANISM EASY! çJt IN THE GIZMO THINGAMAJIG vids) 7 _ od S Domestic agency (abbr.) 51 Evening in animal Italy 30 Engrave 9 Normandy 52 Recognize Invasion day 31 Astronaut ton hat — 10 Force unit Pod vegetable I1 Half-score 33 Insect egg . 37 Time _ _ *PtSS5 Ofl 38 Singers 39 Hello 40 That boy Li _ 1 2 Forms scab 29 Accounting 50 G Slay 3 - HE BORN LOSER by Art Sa nsom 9 10 11 - - - ____ 20 19 22 23 ,, — — 25 26 - - - 17 - - - - t. READER DEAR e I would like to add that Everybody's hair falls out. Th - - I ' - ' - 28 hairs a day. The reason you hair for no good reason should only losing 20 Is see a dermatologist. There are think you're not finding the other 80. some medical problems that - you are — — — 29 130 31 38 - - — — — the bulb for an onion. Part of - 45 - - 48 - ___ DAY FOUR I 55 ____ - ___ - — - — — — - — — - - ____ ___ I 56 - 59 - I _ J — — — - - - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) ____ ____ ____ PiUScILLA'S pop by Al Vermeer ________ ( I EUEVErT' S ______ _____ / IW FIVE UNP5! I (aw 'EM! Consid ' i • BUGS BUNNY w 'r. i , U b Stoffel & H.l mdmhl . . IT* FC9 You: f asse Ma n ' lberry e r y By LEONARD Hsr'JdSWrftsr Mcther8-vihioIeCaiMy scheoIrnay begin aprogram . .. -. _ - - - . inwhithdialuda can getfood ln the mornlnglf thsy are BRIDGE ___ _____ ______ _____ _____ - By DONNA FSTES . ; . Herald Staff Writer ... ____ ssue Boiid I - , - - The city of Cuselberry may be going to court seekin g damages of $60,000 and a ad,ISS tierned c( from two bend ms for a bond Issue that - - ' . : .. , •c - . ____ ____ - ____ - irm Sue ___ ____ - - hongry. m.Idyuwtiie Elementary Pared Teacher _ (PTA) executive board 1llhear a proposal neat month that the PTA ad aside some money so food can be pur. h1dh1Y1rY1M who wautsit, according ____ to Dr. Richerd Thus, PTA preida'4. " who i* .111 bo JlIç.Uy 1t scbcI wssd proper n*1on," e ,u our way toh* tss Idees o ly -' be ___ .. Project Food - . ___ ____ much -- ..... At the some time McIntosh, In the report to the city, urged that negotiations begin with Southeastern and Henann on a settlement "favorable to the city" 1Be much as $20,000 reprsssittngthe money the city was supposed to save by floating Ut. bonds. - •. _____ abs lute ____ . __ operation d5outheidsElomiidary&hoolks8aeford. - In t program the PTA has boat* peanut butter, crackers and Tong and the school health aide gives It to . -. . - - to follow the 'lead of the Bo"4t program. Dw noted U"wft boo been thinking iebod darting the program for .mral inoidhe but has been waiting to wthe result would be of the attempt to get a t,g. t I; up failed Wedauday uIØ who the suds a.1 ogram filed to d a second. The T00tJ115 wasmad, y Mamber P4 WIflt.iui. 'ft four munb,rs, EroS, pat srt Feather asted they fuel f.edotg breaMMt Is a P-Ill.' llIy 4 pJ for th pro ii the got led at do addoills, wmft to Dr. Donsis. Theprthdp&dthsbavethe d,c1sinRo(wiM food will be served, but D said it will probably be ______ or *co ad apple He ' estimates it would cod the PTA about $669 a jeer. "W fully 4't have a big problem and I don't apeit Ibis to be a major ondsetablag." he aid. 'We really bslie,l t isrolag the meal ini paredsi tlflMy, ___ - - PTA President Diem students who come or we sent to her by a teachers _ -. * S A Henann said his firm awaits a to the city In May to assure a was supposed to give the city a be acquired and thus the Issue bend lana. would be floated. - savings of $610,000 over a 30- was stopped. The check was Issued, in line year period, with the major He said while the opinions with a contract between the city part of the savings during the and the bonding connpsniea, first 10 yes, they had told were being sought, the U.S. Treasury Department changed after the city council appruv.d council. the bond Issue on May 11, Payment was stopped on the Its regulations making floating minutes before the time expired "good faith" check on June 12, of the bond Issue Impossible. 197$ on orders 1 Southeastern Southeastern Is an Orlando for such an issue. The two bonding cowpsii$.1 Bonding Co. and the city was firm, while Henann Is located In told the coy wft appmvft wOW by the bank an Oct. 10. Ft. Lauderdale. • ____ _ ____ ' ' ___ _____ - . • 'r. -- Southeastern was not available for comment today on the McIntosh letter. However, Rick Massey of H.I. A contact by the city of Casselberry and will answer KEN McINTOSH assistance to sue to recover any questions the city has. wants to sue $0 000 from the Southeastern He said the good faith check e bond issue before mlht guar th Municipal Bonds Carp. and H.I. anteed payment of the Hens and Sons which were to May 15, would allow the city to bonds y after concurring rules opinions on handle refinancing of the city's benefit from the legality of the water and omr bond Issue. calling for the government to irom nationally recognized a 'good faith" check from the bonds than It received for bond counsel. He said the two bonding companiies issued We of bonds. The dtfaence concurring opinions could not . .5 , ____ McIntosh lna written report to Mayor Bill Grier has suggested the city council consider authorizing the mayor or himself to prepare a lawsuit and employ additional . - 'I don't .xp.ct this to b. a major undertaking' ____ City Attorney Kenneth - . -. _____ u ___ Lillian Griffin ... -- - - 'We will work plenty hard for recall' See CITY MANAGER, Page - conven I —Phil Kulbes i • - WIN ____ know I can handie the job' j Idyllvvilde To ____ ____ 'I .•.. LILLIAN GRWFIN - • • -. ___ - ES PHIL K Feb. Mark opposed hiring Kulbes. Both men they opposa hiring anyone for the was ctmtomed to consuming over your history o( previous 3000calorlesadaybeforethey venereal disease. some activity at your home YOUR3IRThDAY where others can enjoy your aaryiim warmth and hospitality. Seine pleasant surprises GEMINI (May 21-June could be In store for you AT Today Is an excellent day to ______________________________________ coming year whereby you Will take care of any social benefit from things others have obligations. Just about _______________________ There Is a way for him to already begun. Be ready to anything you plan with JIM do this. His five notrump is a move quickly when opportunity about anybody will turn cad to NORTh 1-is variation of the old grand be fat. slam force. Normally the CAPRICOSIN (Dec. fl-Jan. A 962 CANCER (June 21-July 22) If grand slam force asics part1) Joint ventures look you have to negotiate •A875 ncr to bid the grand slain if *AXQ62 he holds two of the three top especially promisiq for you honors in trumps. But in this today. Center your efforts on assets, do It today if at all WFZT E. case, South already has the coalition offering the posslble.Allyourpolntswlllbe •103 •9742 guaranteed that good a .1104 greatest rewards. Find out . 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It) will Offer assislam Without a stmnge partner. 14 You are gifted today p you even having to ask. Pass : 4 ability to bring divers" ftl- Remember to may "Thank Pall 11 NT Pam 70 Ala T" terau Pam . you." Nolved =L: o` bd MW 6Wwill =. LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct.23) You from your irlISnUalty. A Canadian reader asks II have the power today to Opening lead: . PCES (Feb. 19March 20) U we th yo.4f wi persona ______________ sui ever rebid a four-card t w par responds you've been ccidaiiiplstIilg a who are Important to both your with two of a lower-valued change that you feel could presed sod f By Os Jacoby piwa improve YOW ixdelllgsut, becoming manner i aid Aini SIstat We do not and will show ditlona, this is the day to Ins- , r how to avoid this in tomorNorfJ planted It. Greater produc- woo row's article. with just two clubs b.cau , tivity, and profit can result. Is void of his partner's Mrwwdm likely two won he suit. South's Jump rebid to ARM (March 214WH 19) for nselfish (Do you hev u0stion for Yog'llbeamacklnthemjddiio( made in the leetures you've four the experts? 08 Write "Ask the the social scene today, Experts," Care of this n.wspadid not unnoticed. it.Ki and with per. Individual questions will receivins O"pUP'I5 On it.' SAGTITARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. partea.s than one loser in that be answered If accompanied you lOOk ad behive. 21) Concentrate today on___ by stsmp.d, s•lf.*jr.ss.d It Is Mill hard to get to envelopes. The most Interestor situations that you feel TAURUS (April 20-May 20) about Inc questions will be sed in at the Mart. Your hopes can find out that South's this column and will ureceive You're at your bed today when be fulfilled beyond ex- spades am absolutely solid, copIes of JACOBV MODERN.) you on collirlig an dots. Plan could _______ I. rKJ,) - onalSOOcalorlea day dld lost lslted upon the daughter. Your their hair. They also lost Immediate treatment which weight. Many of them lost their shows you weren't so stupid sex drive and there were lots of after all and subsequent other undesirable changes. negative tests show that you Of course, these men were have been completely cured. I By BERNICE BEDE by Howie Schneider - _____ Minnesota in 1940, young DEAR READER No, healthy men who were placed sins of the father will not be _____________________________________________ MEEK ______ - DEAR DR. LAMB Before I care of. 1* 6 x Eua Of Outragedat thecltycewidil'sdeclslooto manager Idea was based on economic seek a city manager, a contingent of Lake concerns. She explained she felt the position OLdd lead to Increased government cod. Mary citizens led by recently retired council"We will advertise and put banners on our TiflIGjfflj man has vowed to seek a recall ca xs, added rrothy Manna, a leader In the of the city's charter making the city an petition drive opposing the hiring of a city unincorporated part o the county. "We're going all out for this." "Wewllicallfor thecharterandgo beck Mrs. Griffin said the effort to gather names being part of the county," Mrs. Griffin said for th e petition will begin neat week after she Thursday night following the council's vote to has had a chance to confer with an attorney. hire a city manager. Mrs. Grift also gave Mayor Walter "We will have plenty at time and we will re-call elecSorenson notice to remove city equipment work plenty hard to call for a her property. While a member of the Don," said Mrs. Griffin. "When they won't from I Griffin had a ll owed city road llstento the people, and we had 416 signatures be parked on her land. on a petition against the city manager, "At nine o'clock hi the morning you have It's time to do something." See RECALL MOVE, Page ZA Mrs. Griffin said her opposition to the city .. to — — HOROSCOPE ( 'KJCJLWGE. is N __ follicles are always got of 49 50 51 52 64 - - 40 - 46 47 53 by Bob Montana - Manager... ____ - married, Ihad syphilis and resting. When they are Be.gonnorhea a couple of times, Uvlated, they sprout new hair. but I went to the doctor as 5000 A person can have temporary as I found out and had It taken baldness when a lot apthe This follicles start resting at the proximately 10 years ago. I am same time. The variation In the 45 years of age. When my wife cycle for different hair follicles and I got our blood tests, provides some new hair and everything was fine. We have some constant hair loss, been married five years. What I Diet can affect the cycle and want to know Is will my baby result in a sudden loss of hair. (she is now two) be likely That's been known for decades. have any problems In the future In a study at the University of because of my stupidity? i 1-18 ARCHIE — 39 - y inside your skin somewhat like may be able to help you. 34 412 '#JflO SAID... 900BUt She W an ts It o Part position. Perthcblefezpre.ed confidence In Kulbes' Thil Kulbes, Lake Mary building ad. ability to do the job. Mark, attending his first wu named city manager a.2 meeting as a councilman, said he did not vote of the city council Thursday night- The oppose Kulbes, but thought formal Interviews council voted to hire a city manager by the should have been held with several applicants some margin JiM before giving Kulbea the before choosing someone to flu the spot. job. i, cvr at Southward, Qiff Nelson formally outline Kulbes' duties as city and Hwy Terry supported the city muger, mans duringawwkshopsesslontobe held mo,. and namh Kuibsa to the post. They neat Thursday. contended a city manager will Improve the Kulbeswul take omce lat his present ecy of city gey, rate of pay. Kulbes receives $12,080 a year. ___ and Fronds However, he will receive an aut __ (i.w4hnij Burt Pirinchiof omatic ,-' . Hair grows from a follicle contribute to hair loss and he - 3 EEK C ity normal persona sheds about SO anyone who has a sudden loss of your ______ Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents IL k Mary TaPs - 21 - - 27 1 133 32 NOW I REMEM Year, No. 131—Friday, January - style. — — — MQOcE,TELLARO4IE DUH-H, BETTY_ SDTHATTh& WEATHER BUREAU WIT QY, We HAVE THE FIVE.PU*H•' ERUSA DAY FORECAST FROM _____ HE WEATHER SUREAUf '::'—;;i;.. "SOWN 71st multiple vitamin a day and one ding you The Health Letter thousand milligrams of vitamin number 124, Hair Care, to give C. Can you please give me some you more Information about adviceastowhy hair is yotr. Thjsjssuealsoin. falling out and what I can do to cludes some Information about correct this problem? dandruff and what to do about - 16 OH, Lamb my - HEY, ARCH, I It In 55 4 5 6 7 I Z hairs 54 Soft s Dr. vegetables, plain, fruit and went on their diet. M should salads. I do not eat any star- serve as a warning to anybody who goes on any severely thea. About a inoath ago I noticed restricted diet and days on It my hair lost some of Its for a prolonged period of time. brilliance and now I seem to be There are lots of other factors losing at lead daily or that affect your hair growth more. Ikeep it very clean and Including what you do to I sin senme a conditioner. I also take a terms of hair 43 River into the _ I I least five times a week, chicken, pork, ham, all 35 36 Caviler _ 23 Grip 24 Ages Loss fiber 4 Young seal 27 Sodium Ray of Biscay symbol 5 Become 25 Charitable or- 44 Unnerve 28 Called accustomed ganization 45 Extinct bird 32 Cebu hemp 6 Theatrical per. (abbr.) 46 Oboe As of now (2 former 26 Nobleman 47 Barren ____ I'LL TELL YOU ONE.ORETiME ETi, ZERO! 3 Stench pronoun Hair good health. About five mouths ago I went on a 1500calorle a day diet. I lost 27 pounds. My diet consists of juice, skim milk, cereals, eggs, cheese, meibs toad, meat at ____________ II1m Factors DEAR DR. LAMB — lama _________________ 10-1 I, • Answer to Previous Puzzle ItNi11 1JIIIAlil I Status_ wagon 4 es y 48AlIey_ 1vI dI Ll Lhl RI ,I I h I YI tI L I tf TI ElDIul$IOINI INIEIVIAIDIAI 9 Insecticide cNjqJCjsA 12 Conjunction 53 Over 1poetic) (Get.) Bracing Ic lR loIA IioI sIoWoIAlTI 13 Close relative SG Lion's homs LPI AI UI IIIIITI NI OI TI HI I4Colonng 57Of God (Lat) I1INlCLIJN1$IttITlTl9 15 Commotion 58 Coincide __________ ___ IS Feign(comp. 59 Spanish gold wd.) 60 Quaint PMIIINI l7NswEngtand OlMichelanqelo 1HIIICICIU'P' cape masterpiece L i ll Al si t $ IINITIAIKIII LIOlGIELS NIEIAITIEINI 18 College build. 62 Precept ing.for short 19 Admonishing 34 Alternating 20 Nonsense DOWN warning current (abor.) 21 Colors 35 Toward 22 Su pervise I Campus area 21 More dangerous 42 Welsh dog 25 Old English 2 Bring to ruin i I I I . . SOUTRUDE K1IOOL AIDE UNDA WAIAH SERVING MORNING FOOD __ Are Not T apes Ex pected To Reveal Much _______ for -yrue'._______ it,.op totr riapi""Uhly iomm nd-white pflotps anodsUon OW the USntaT$ safety ce nt In stigato er. ve rs Cost Guard rescue helicopter crash to show that the FAA's will complete Investigator, land," said Federal Aviation SPIDER-MAN by O ers k Stan La. and John th il led In the c r as h descended and dldyoftla.OSsttUltoWertaps$ th ll e Be e copter Romita t es also, Th ap Administration spokesman propoasd raw air safety stand. Aft 6AWM6__ -lip X MAY srlu~ C. ascended for a right hand turns In FOOD PLAK FM 2A and fty be nbeend Guard pW LA. Robert Go Jack Baker. 4-ft toww told were COOM LL Rilbort or& win net prievent mM.* ft 600NOR IN To pt i FRANK AND ERNEST for pic bip,ctlois, Robert Ott, me of the owners but th na Shearer Jr., crewineinbers, OR LATER, e Anianeu, a Viet lll'i m War talm of the other helico er n LEARN.. SPENCER AMP E SP1PER A and he Metalsmith Fird Q Robert of Bwiauide-OIt Avistlon helicopter cr probers doubt veteran pilot, had been warned the practice area the The Aircraft Owners and MONK WILL Ifl• I'M '' sMopilot of two or helicopter. In the acbow1sed." ALWAYr_E. Mcaajn and Machinist Mats Training Ceder which owned Pilots Ajsocjstjon said Wekies. CA K TlN& tre—"M'is will reveal mith ares be was coming in to copter, said he was day the crash lock place under 1f Oelk.r said neither pilot 7.d Qass Jeffrsy B. ass. the 0 .:, Advol c of do fiery mid. last Ak't fi None of the Cost Gonrdmsus con dent that the kw.dlgatloa the same lougis air traffic a seemed to tbiak there was t1t M ININNIN luiseup . ISA AndtboOssk 4* W r! betwoma Cost mnh of the Via-i came fee alarm. "No amergm- WIN married. All were di. would 'how Blanc, was in the coidrul rules the FAA wants to UII ..::.::::..::::::$A * .......... . ..::::::IS'A GadI*yHSAada Natkal Police, who was cyhieoa ad d&d1t was theftMfMu1id* padIllodfectathm.Ijof wmadeWie icnibid U No TO I V'ij-Ia. ................s.a C: -...................IS'* We WSII4IkSt in thSichoOVsl$.yiarbiMeiy. ether aIrport. tbroeihoutthe 1iBehICprkutsbu&,ptsr pildlngthelelleopterwcn studying the tipss p....... ............ ISA 1* AKYINIERE 01 UtdCSdft,Sit,ISW.dsSSday thessfriryadpre. won'tina.wwbd'iuppanedfor Nodiagc4Iau* has besi 'lonstbingjedscrewedop nation ... .................. 10 mads In Um board the r sold. AWYrHINS. -I-. __________________ 1., DearAy IA tie or three "erthe, add ion. Tdiddso The transportation safety OC1ti4d fist shOeS the Wither," said Barker. Baker, said the ruin would . is A / W .............. 10-A 4OCka AirPort newsy as Meanwhile, In Washington a result in fligit delays. ISA Robert Oslkar, a Mallen.' "Ye., the tower ii the beard is tnhiâi . j - - ______ _________ . .-... ____ - f - w . - - -. - ____ ___ Tod _______ " ....-... -. a.is'r ___ . ____ Il -__ . -. . - .. •ni.uml,.tO .• - UMILEWUD$ 10 ; - - I __ ___ DUNO jb - 0FTh18 ......... __ ....... AW1W .' __ of Pie$ed he fordid in ullhh two in __ ___ __ __ of mu Sad the daiMaw rope.of cos. (19) pr ft 6" IV 1• SIPS by rust OA $C* beard Thw*y Ut. aged inthed asked IbM decemasti .stH"I.g AAA's __ ai __ ___ WA ___ _______ __ Wigs. - . lh AM, huid Sits IIitN --: Tilled When it ICA,ru in ri a in - OdW of _____ ____ ____ WA whoa it bS( IbiS 4411M Idin several catigemlus. Of s rawiidcp"i4wlos, laIN .s'h,1g luau diSj, bas bees . . - - - -. _______ ther reportedly in a be liii' cur. of by a riIs ads td CeuldietbelSedut A. __ ___ ___ ---sc* (MA). - -- . - of - e.,r ar __ . - - - -- - -'- _Jft - ------ . - - um , ee, aliiie wlj j t. -- ____ a.of.aireor - a - __ adtinsemgregie—nk'hIsfo N ii.r lf in get in _ ________ k. Cie rnk ___ ,— ,- ____ ___ esis w s twie.;tineewenheblcaidb,--'-'---op of ---- - ____ ___ in __ _____________________________________ -S I - -- JUaN, _•_-•-; ,A ____ (ak in ______--------- __ program for yams r - . •-• _____________ __ . ____ . - - - ___ ________ ranging from their being tailigibi, to receive the meals, to their rWhaIr4 trassejiiitatlea to cowee meals in 111411111 of MOW to My of OASIS social workers to leiMe their boom ft w reported earlier IbM Geese Psmny, director of the MOW am for WA,said thperie.ippsdbyPrsjodOA$*3 WI'S p'cked op by WA . aMber Mats. fsdsr* t± doe HecaiMyfagwmbeavehlablefora$CA. MOW ___ ________ ___ -- __________ whose nenushid been temedo,srby$CA to OASIS had be. dsu,.d from the MOW da are be MOW; ftveVSbungmeidfointheirs, WIVSdefaeh,moyeda4fo a wg p gg in. j repuited it cm sun. ee petew IbM the WA MOWpinweeuvIng.Heajd 0A rlaIa aid 69 VS beiag NIvedbytbestineejMoWd,lys,j, of 20 pureed bipek ad N pureed wh. N huh, the peveity leveL ___ __________ __ - Street ad at the ___ ________ ____ diduid imhlgtble on kis of Op1wat— Il in isv. Jesus aid of 1$ a'a __ .1VS suvW 's of +4' sarved sad tied over to ___ - of the ureeleady _______ S .1 '-. ___ ................ Irif. Cy Attlus bad of Ulm 1 &ITAMAP :.. ___ - oervm ID ____ How Many Getting Meals? SCA Wants Full Re rts _________________ - OONUI ____ ___ by T. K. Ryan IEAS1? ____ __ ... S. I51 _______ , a, _ -_. .• . L- ____ - _______ 0 _____ �IA—tnelng Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Jan. 19, øfl Foe: I'll Be VVORLD ...RecaII Move (Cetlused Fri. Page lÀ) Itø4f out of my yard, 'come I'm locking gates," Mrs. Griffin told Sorenson during i recess in lii, meeting. Back IN BRIEF Israelis Elude U.N. Force, PARIS (UP!) - Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini said today his followers will come to power V 7 . thfran either 1egsflyorn 't' the force 01 Public opinion. ,• The exiled rdlgbus leader, sitting In an Improvised mosque i,' tent next to his modest cottage, "• said before French television e.i cameruthat he would return to 4; Y Iran "at the exact moment when I can aid my people by doing so." The ayatollah spoke as mlllions of Iranians marchedln -'i Tehran and other Cities across 'i the country, denouncing Shah : ' Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, dedaring him "deposed" and calling for establishment of a "liberal Islamic republic." Asked by the television In.: terviewer It his followers could take power through the popula pressure or constitutionall y, the ayatollah replied quietly, "The -% pressure ofpalcopinlon..,or ' e law. The current regime is th not legal. They are usurpers." -. "The people already have conducted a certain referen- EENIE, MEENIE... dign by making the dictator Raid, Wreck Rebel Bases '••-_ '.• • ' our country, our agriculture, he Is a traitor. The army must ties with Mm." The ayatollah &nlied faintly when asked about reports that his movement had more money than the shah, including International support. "Those rumors are started by certain elements In Iran," he salt "They are totally false. We have no foreign support from other countries. People In President Carter says diplomatic reeot OF 'ChIna msy have caused Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev to stall on a strategic arms accord, and to postpone a summit meeting originally planned for this month. me aytoug, to replace Premier ha Bak htlar's with own, says he will talk to the head of the Iran's regency council only If he resigns. pr.siônt of the Central other suceptlble pets, his Florida Veterinary Medical hospital has avoided purAsuo 4 i sold heknowscIno •'g them. "We dido't want them in our lol doctors Wft the two typea of vaccine which have hospital bicati, we dlà*'t want We rsWtod, to cam robin the opportunity to make a Indeed of preventing the itMI," he said. He said the Vaccine. In Miu. the pod, wvs bm question we live virus, low Aid the problems with these Passage VACCiAlS. Which VCinNJn4 we haven't bees mown ytrais OW to combat using It," Dr. Richard the View. are alive and hive MW1l *1 w ek. •i ....o W4bU been ieii.d through a I±, Aa1 Ilgipitil hi ____ embryos to ensure their ran Perk odd. "At a meeting IJus5 this mouth the issue was PY passed through double the ep aid not 1 , somb of thick ursbu7os 10 oft .00 UI, er red pu$esc i,ilii ilelftwin — UM ik. h vaccines h - ---. in AMMUM Springs included Identified a llabol& made t the Fromso Corp. and *ui flea $ 3 ir$s which rqred a good Amenhlab's vanda, made enill of Isoul doctors, the Sunhig cs,p. 1 (bath 01(0W _ Bopoinels Csuty veterinary ad Dr. Book Wskiva lw-rn-. Animal U______ - -, • • • to $14,000 annually this mactb. When Kulbes was hired It was agreed he would be paid si,000 t&-t a • month period. At the aid of that time Ms salary was supposed to J ump $2,000 per year, according to Terry. "I know I Can handle the admInIstratIve end of the job. I wa y1açrjt' ota - h.S ,.. LI... _L.,L...,A usurpers', f_,..,,.. ._ hops that all citizens wosid work with him and give him a chance to prove his worth as city About 50 people turned out for the meting and Ma rty Bacon, former council man, preiusea the council with pillWne — by 411 people opposing the hiring of a City manager. Following the tit., Bacon said he thought tiunswhovotsd for hirthgacltymanag,rliad couinlflid po'cai w,. 'Ibo.s three aren't going to get re. el.,,, of add , iippiitlig the city manager proposal. Ibey',, dead Pucinchiof led oilt1on to the city manager PIN atindlng the city's tan ban and popsiutlii Is too -''to warrant such a pestles, He alas ailed_.t.tM federal that fd dty il poItine a,, In pre - ., 111W Y9IX_(UPI) — ___ The man mown to New . York m.trspelItu ares wither wMcs a "Dr. Bob hUh," a Iirser fOrWAMaMfla$.w York Thai, we. ed U U P 1iiI7 because he In't a doctor -. du AL ' . First, Han'h leg Job at the all-lie,, radio . .. . 'I :. _, He . . 'k.a stataist, 1 gsssaut4ltJ..VdUsa, or.7~~y, .1 lbs a. uiety sgrleIte,sI JI flJ'j1 center, at a. 71,. Pelts aid ft vaccines wiles Coun .I1$UlUOS5p.iItha be leug bali alp.lqv et ,'. iii fr 'ihiPlve to o . brai new asr le ,ht be I db :' ' :'- wiPfr:ii,4i) '•.. '; . P r , , . •,. . p.. f.,. . m NlISa.i ;;;•-_ .•. . ' . :.' •. .. . . " ' • 4r.. ' fostis $ers& a..i.a. co -' '.:-' '.'. . ....' . ' - . PW : . ' m$sug(lsS), Payee Chassbtoy. admI,M*,s Kiaps$ esurdu' Maatosls • y Earl flay, Jr., was not Included in the list of 24 convIcted murderers who had their sentences muted by ex-Gov. Ray Blanton, although his com- wife said Thursday she believes he might have been If he had enough money. 'People who have more money, power and Influence seem to be the ones treated in a better manner," said Mrs. Ray, the former Anna San(thu, a 31year-old Knoxville free-lance artist. "It's common knowledge among the visitors at Petros that you could buy a pardon," she said. Mitchell: Last To B• Freed MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) — John Mitchell was the first U.S. attorney general ever sent to prison and the hut of the Watergate prisoners to be freed. The 64-yearold Mitchell will walk out of the mlnlmlm% security prison at Maxwell Air Force Base today, closing a chapter in one of the nation's most Infamous political scandals. in gecplyslca. we contracted for such expertise and this was told toeatthelm," Harris could not Im. mediately be reached for Flu Epidemic Reported ATLANTA (UPI) — Cases of influenza have been reported in all states,.but occuresces of the Russian flu has neared epidemic proportlosa on the Pacific coast and In the central southeastern Mates, federal officials said Thursday. -$h.w Lout. ra. ochssk. . ftM 0040#2 :'" ot (adoration, which ended its flv.lay c vi, voted SO.* for promotion ad Jobw on trade expomlos rp"In Chins, wepe, India, bditaraef the Soviet Union. Penman: Didn't Broach Trust MONROE, La. (UPI) "Diving my 3S year tenure In Coseu, my iiMtas asment secessitated t I hdis • Tvltdsy, Jausry 23rd AdmIs1on $7 u. - h[11y daãMSd materials. Nit an thee, - 1enliosal)y, did I stir va*s the tr .me. Otto in as," ad former Passe.. He asda the ototaseat in StaSt sit a1W4 hft 0 thsMa i.wctL * PPIN1tVWlo7hIyUflinIH.ld isi mai .poit wa laM •.. :'. P111/ _ - Jacket; 'Air RaIIye' Up at b , For Sanford JESUS CHRIST MAKES THE DIFFERENCE me Sanford Airport was rtlxmedthemOfleywasgone, wasstolen. mersnyswulbeconducted reCOrds. GIN GONE like an auto rally, according to selected as the site for the according to STEREOSPEAXERS A man stole 12 bottles of Starting Friday, January 19 Juanita Blumberg, o(Maitland, event, because of Its location Two stereo speakers were Seagram's gin from a delivery and facilities, according to president of the association, Services 7:30 p.m. also Sunday 2:30 P.M. reported stolen from a car truck. The incident occurred "It'. very much like a sports Blumberg. "The facilities at Sanford we parked at the Seminole Corn- front of the Delux Bar on Southcar rally In that the pilots have to follow a designated course," excellent," said Mrs. Blum- munity College campus In wed Road near Sanford. 18, of Booker Redmond, 64, of said Mrs. Blumberg. "The berg. "There Is plenty Of room Sanford. Edgardo Barges, ir Place, Sanford, Jacksonville was delivering e pilots have to exhibit real for aircraft and people and the 2833 Emp eaker' we es es ur i ve sp re be verag to the bar Thursday reported the r ta ant s a plus. We' navigational skills to win." 12:30 at betwe ur en 3:30 sday p.m. when the gin was such fine stolen Th Pilotsar,givenadfrectlonto always gotten stolen. He reported a people in p.m. and 1:20 p.m. The fly and a spied to maintain, To cooperation from the worth $79, were grabbed the gln!rom the back of speakers el and has eir speed, those Sanford and Mr. Clev check on th records Indicate, the truck and ran to the rear of 's flight always been very helpfuL" monitoring the aircraft PRAYER FOR THE SICK - every service. the bar where Th10WN a car was waltlng ____ athspIktfors description of pjueu of the thing ' someone rock and In drove away, according, TENT WILL. BE HEATED. ___ from st ow a*olid Is to ai Uroogh a plate glass window records. ______________________________ a inateii time. ___ courage pilots to come hi and Iftbeplemkov.rtheoorr.d look at our airport and aeethe area, they will have .uc nmw facilitie, we have. Maybe Tent is located at 2600 Orlando Drive, Sanford threw a at 0 number Of chock Pts rescl1ed manager. in America. How Spidt against Crash Freak Kills Series U . . ..•,• to Thebest$Sbuy ceitully reached the toper then, they will want to come check point. Points are to Ssnf," said Jack awarded on the basis of the Horner, chamber executive stacks up - 1979 AMC Spirit llftback P , -- -- .— Chevette. -- 3 In Flagler___ DAYTONA BEACH, A passerby managed to pull a ee persia wore woman out 01 the burning car (UPI) — killed eerlytoday in satbenis and placed her on the ronihid,, - two when Hand said. Flaglu' lto a perked thsIr As the Ce burned, the flumes treckaithethirdlnafresk spneadand the track lnganto — moments after being catch fl rescued from a burning IMs truth diver, who had stomehile. hi. ig In"his vehicle, A' Florida highway Patrol pulled the,fu* away from the said is acme, and witt seeing the sps fled persia we riding in a wainan on the rn6I4i, ran kiterstale over her, Hod add. Plagier C4y abet 4:31 a.m. Hand said the victim ma In ftV weather. The ew have been a man, woman and lto a truck perked on child, but i"e4eMk'i will be thsaldeofthe rood, ptrol difflcitt because theho" Vehmn Martin Hand 04 we badly burned and the ud over ai burst lto c&s license plate was m..d a in the hiass. $3 J . '117pr117! d iiOi Ioc zei qIiixs 000 1. Spotty fostback styling. WIder stance lot a stable ride. Longer whoobaso far asmooth ride. e. More front and rear shoulder room. 5. More front seat hip room. 6. Wider root hatch. 7. Quad rectcrçukx heodlamps. 6. Deksie vino bucket seatt AREA DEATH OONAWA.OW ____ A. Larger fuel tar* (21 gallons). . ._ amvtvors Include his wife, &AIM fto Park; L.Is P. It of 0 _____ Rearburrç,erguardi H. Larger Wi Lagerbroicei NWd" BMW IersbePus?y' to mom we IN = am hIKOWA w _ Fallo, ONo• Ike roodAfts It Much wider choice of 1nderenne a 3U 98. SWIG cird erch 01 flA3l Abe, 06 ad W 90 Orilto, Abe., Chis. Puàral Neica sssusia. maLl a,— Funeral smi4ies for fr*O A. tnf*,II1tsjl7. IL Pens NIL Thur. In lUlL 111 * alP m%es P..MI4l New Amjuais - WOO oft Ow. M*VP ,s$iSl. eNls*l.i. 1.ssavt&m1s.sa.,P,Puw. W No, lumiiu U01 a. - -'burial Nttsn. Misery ' Coupe hinwan F~Mffal HMO, m^ he lIed Ms 1979 Chevette Hatchback Carpeted cargo ares FOR MONUMENTS Standard ocphond Weds hood release. .g _.'h'Lh4 -'_ 1• _ •_1,...i .111 I .,ii • $37911?L= AMC P1 SPIRIT ANFORD MOTOR CO. 50$ ench Ave. iJ. 5*IjU In aiuu1ThsaIps,. TENT REVIVAL Roy E. ha tto Qwdloms UL Mrs 1,00 POW ft Mauling: 141$., — — b h Mrs sal rosd i and to 1M.iwlfy trade mise1 41S3 Under the DIr.ctlon of JIMMY HENDUSON led a to 1L-J1Lti Bureau Federation Thiasday to aremote ~: 1., $$ MIAMI BEACH (UP!) — A hefty budget allotment was voted by the American Farm Presents 06nn Mffier' Orch.stra hat isIved Farm Pan.I Votes Promo tThT 1 .me. . *siasiis Iss& ig .a Whit INSt. A SN tbss Jaffles. convicted of slaying Dr. Martin Luther King in balnosa." Nelson. o riginally proposed hiring, a c1ty.. manager•two years ago. The Ides of hiring a city manager was first proposed at a pubLic meeting of the council Jan. 4. However, a vote was poelponed until Thur*Isy to gain more public inpet. 11tMAQNOIJAAVL ____ & Idusess I. Masked Th..day M rs,suusm .èg ' " . w : • KNOXVILLE (UPI) . "It Is Inam'.*Vable to me that a city with the size of ours would n$ have ' someone to direct the daily operaticfl of the city staff," said Nelson. Si ft would not be done I.gIs,ii, dss," lbs dittos titi.nt . sNJI 'vtie . = - Iristri ':,' W IPO5YIL P1• N Cues P.*u. . W$ -' MlIM1I Heodd to 1 kl?tiddU& fl at : INedM Mi*kW nr 1-IiJuu1flè'sat. ins.itHath. . • "s.a .. : is* Is, k 4010 kikwhr. He pasted Wareif to us Is lbs ps.air 01 a. Ph.D. be . Ray Left Off Pardon List CORRECTION* we , : dlbrp UI' 1W odd and another Ice storm glazed the blizzardblasted Midwest. A record-breaking 27 Inches of snow fell at Portland, Me., before tapering off late Thursday afternoon. Winch up to 35 mph created an unofficial blizzard and gigantic drifts. the reduced manpower in ft building and soning department When Kulbu becomes city service., we did £ onutlosthth.wsa a met erologlet with lbeIs.1sepua.a. ' Terry contended the city manager pod would not add to the city's tax burden. "No , has talked about t_ Go__ uoiva Terry said. Nelson said the move would mean the city would ha,e to pay $9,000 more each In salaries. He explained a part-time building Inspector now paid $3,000 per year could be m, fnj).tJm, at an annual salary of $9,000. That move would be needed to make t for agrssdlitJelyltobeyhis The 7n1 whilW ha s54 bsniaIsst gi.e.'Mdal01a, By United Press International New England has been blasted by Its first major snowstorm of the winter with more than two feet of snow whipped by high winds doubt which might require the city to pay more In the future to maintain Its present f level. Perinchlef's opposition drew an enthialastic round of applause from the 1igrdtlweInv,lndto c.aeol our contract with Bob Harris, bat when we sine nerve. as __ __ M boo; 6111111814 ,. I to do its tweeadso fst id uL . Snow Snuffs New England wbkhhsa July ." Ilk. Auction ..;... 100% Chance Job Lost , ha!lpu$u PW you don't day hi bness like that without making a profit," said Kulbe.. He expressed money, child neglect or whatever reason," he said. If a student is 10W to ha,e a home problem "we can contact the rigid agencies which would contact the pests and try toeducate them or see if they are breaking the law." TheseC000howouIdbeholp,dwosgdbeth,e.e winas pints can feed the meal hid for whatever rg _,.. 1T1Je. gIUI the ins orturai every ones awhile." an '•; f ' '' Clety Manager (Ceutisued From Page IA) ___ -a- [.f' . r, • MIAMI (UP!) -A fierce blaze that left fire trailing In the sky engulfed the No.4 engine of a yang Airlines jetliner bound for Brazil with 144 persons aboard Thursday not as It took off from Miami International Airport, but the pilot was able to land again without Incident. THE SHED WITH LAKE MARY CITY EQUIPMENT — KHOMEINI 'They ,. - ,ii__. das which bad reportedly prqp - _ _ __ rw ,&IM said th. esly 6 ChIldren Killed In Fire — MAX ERULETIAN . at i , To recall the charter, a petition must be signed by a majority of city voters. The Issue is then placed on a referendum that must be supported by twothlrds of those casting ballots, according to Fiery Jetliner Lands Safely Ce.a.ed From Page IA) should step In," he ulL The Southalde Program actually began about three years ago as part of a summer program. At that time the students were served a breakfast and l unch which was paid for with federal funds, The program was again started the next year "because we thought It was successful and the thlkk'ei had a good feeling about It," said school Principal Mildred BelL Lack of funding prevented the program the next year. This year, however, when discussion started about the breakfast program , "ie of the PTA members remembered that ether program and suggested the PTA •- bsglsiomstifts ,t' Mrs. BelLaM4..- ---..-... The PTA donated $90 for some !6d and some of the food and supplies was donated by local companies, the prindpi! gid. About 10 students a week come to the clinic for food, according to Unda Walsh, the clinic aide the school, The crackers are Individually wrapped and then placed Into a Jar In the clinic. The peanut bitter, like the Tang, Is ei..I.aI.. ..t_,J a--• •• ep W - U5Iq ICSI1 jar, according W Mrs. belL "I'm the only one who touches any of the food," saId Mrs. Walsh In the clinic which was at one time a room containing office machines, buii several years ago was converted into the clinic.____ The principal noted the program Is useful in having the school help those fwnlll.s In financial trouble which have difficulty feuding their CMIgk'In. n said, however, ,i &Id, poor , y hay, the lo'ekfad If the sam, student comn to the clinic several coniec*dlve days thedllnic aids wbo'keupsa file OflI4ne who comas comas to the clinic will notify the school social work,,. The social worker visits the home to to em what help can be given, the prlaJ said, The program also help. these cblkhen who "get s late and while they may usually it breakfast, they mIgl4 miss it on that one particular day," Mn. B.11 said. Xrofl odd he believes the PTA owo4ed program helps In two woe.. and aid than all they can." Rabies Vaccine No Problem Here am cakndo. said. PHILADELPHIA (UP!) — A fire In a twostory row home In west Philadelphia early today killed six children and sent three other people to ths hospital, police said. The fire broke out about 3:15 a.m. and was under control less than 20 minutes later. Firemen going through the wreckage found one victim downstairs In the living room and five others In upstairs bedrooms. Plan Food China Policy Slowed SALT? csØsdraMo.1a,dogsia 1980 health services budget shows a marked Increase In funding for low-cost medical group practices but substantial cuts In medical training, especially for nurses, UP! learned today. The docwnents, dated as late as Jan. 5 and marked "confidential," show Carter is just as opposed now to nurse-training funds as he was In November when he vetoed a $400 million appropriation for 1979 and 1980. Lake Mary goes to the city. The other 14 cents returned were: $56 worth of tickets for Disney World; two man, 66, of 607 W. 24th St., watches; three necklaces; Sanford. The Incident occurred vacuum cleaner; set of TupA total of $1,300 In mer. Thursday at 7:40 p.m. and of pickled perware; a gallon jug chanilse was reported stolen damage was estimated at $200, eggs; two shirts and an Iron. from a home In Sanford. David records Indicate. BURGLARY REPORTED TAPES TAKEN Jones, 21, of $15 E. Ninth St., A burglary was reported at A total of 24, eight-track tapes told police someone entered his an apartment at 617 Palmetto unlocked (raid door and stole were re ported stolen from a unlocked Ave. In Sanford. The stolen the merchandise, records in. jeep parked at 1403 Wynnwood merchandise, valued at $60, RADIO TAKEN Drive In Sanford. Merchandise, dicate. Among the Items reported valued at $110, belongs to Someone cut a window belongs to Brenda Smith, 23, of ft stolen were: an eight-track tape Thomas Farrow, 21, of Sanford, screen, reached Inside a house- 2007 S. Summerlin Ave., Santrailer and stole a radio worth ford, according to records. player; AM-FM receiver; according to records. The trailer I located on Among the merchandise two leather suede ESCAPEE FOUND an Michigan Avenue near Sanford. reported stolen were: stereo Jackets; two suits; three Pairs Paul Ray Adkins, s, ams, 64, reported the speakers; 15 bed sheets; 25 Ben Willi of pants; three shirts; two escapee from the Panama City towels; 10 wash cloths and 10 skirts amid two Pairs Of 5lid.15 Correction Center, was radio stolen. pillow cases. APARTMENT ROBBED SHOPBURGLARY arrested Thursday at 3061 MOWERS TAKEN A burglary was reported at a Cecelia Drive In Forest City. A woman returned to an Vincent Wright, 66, of l4 JUANITA BLUMBERG, RED CLEVELAND she had vacated In apartment Sanford record shop and Adkins was on a work-release of Oxford Road In Fern Park cash was reported stolen, program at the minimum Sanford and discovered $427 The burglarY occurred at security facility and simply her merchandise had been reported driving his car out of his garage at 10 am. Tuesday. Walvies Record Shop, 324 walked away on Jan. 13, a stolen. of When he ret urned to the open Sanford Ave., sometime bet- spokesman for the center said. Patricia Ann Hale, 32, been garage at 11 a.m. he discovered Geneva reported she had ween Weibiesday 8 P.M. and living at 606 Park Ave. Among two Snapper lawnmowers WASHERTAKEN Thursday at 12:50 p.m. she valued at $300 had been stolen, merchandise A circulating parts washer, 10 the Burglars broke the front window to gain entry to the feel off the ground on the side of discovered missing when she accordIngt..xords. usiness, according to records. a building was stolen from the Revving Wavie Alloway, 28, of 128 Safety Kleen Corp., 464 Holy Ghost Drive near Academy Ave., Sanford, told Plumosa police the cub was stolen from Casselberry. The washer, with the register and a cash box, a red tub and barrel, was val ued at $450. Sam BOOdOLan records Indicate, of Altamonte Springs Jr., HOME RIP-OFF with Evangelist A Sanford man reported $325 reported the theft to sheriffs cash stolen (rain his home. deputies, according to records. CAMERA STOLEN pilots from central Florida at the proper time, according to James H. Rash, fl, of 1217 valued at $250 was A camera S Palmetto Ave. told police the will be gathering at the Sanford Mrs. Blumberg. reported stolen from an from Entries mod be into Mrs. cash was stolen his wallet Airport Feb. 24 for an air "rally." sponsored by the Blumberg at Routs One BOX Wednesday at about 6 p.m. unlocked car. George Rojas, 47, preaching: of Apopka told sheriff's Central Florida Aviation 337A Maitlaid, Fla., 32751 by Rash said he went outside Association and Greater Feb. 22. Each entry mod be home for about lomlntdesafter deputies the car was parked at SfordQmambsrofCommerce accolnPaflidbYthellSClleCk, betng told there wuaprowler the lglesla Adventist Churthon a certificate of insurance. In the area and when he Bunnell Road when the camera Aviation COUm1tt... the home of Raymond WeIn- By DENNIS FEOLA Heraldsun Writer WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Carter's goes to schools and county government, she Mrs. Griffin's Plana. Trying to decide what speaker to invite to school Is Keith Nevins, nine-year-old student council gi He said lion for him In Iran Friday representative at Sanford Grammar School, and Indicated "people don't want Karen Routh, student council advisor. They are the shah." checking a list of speakers courtesy of th e Seminole Units County Dividends program. (More on schools, Page As for the army, "Some already have rallied with the people of Iran. The wilts Mill not on our side we will welcome In our arms and em brace them. It is not necessary for the army • • . to support the shah. He ruined TOKYO (UP!) - The dollar gained moderately against the Japanese yen In Tokyo today, closing the week at 197.65 yen, up from Thursday's close of 196,80. Trading was brisk. . .. Carter Budget: Big Cuts In Nurse-Training Funds like Sorenson, Co uncilman Pat Southward also dedlifledto try to stop the petition drive. "The people of Lake Mary have to decide If they'regoIngto foot the fuil bill for becoming a city or not, commented Mrs. Southward. "A referendum 0(1 the continued existence at' the city might be timely." She noted people complain about city taxes. howe ver, she contended, only 18 cents of every local property tax dollar collected in shah lave." Dollar Gains Against Yen .. a Tape Player & Clothing Stolen From Sanford Home. IN " RIEF ,. SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) - At a Chinese New Year press conference, Korea's President Park Chung-Hee today urged "that the authorities of South and North Korea get together at any place, at any time, and at any levels," to talk of the reunification of the Korean Peninsula. The South Korean strongman said he hoped the proposed talks would prevent war between North and South Korea. The peninsula has been divided since the end of World War ll,It was the first time in Park's 17-year rule be has Indicated he might meet directly with North Korean President Kim fl-Sung. e I think this is very serious conimented Councilman Burt Perindilef. He 4 61think had opposed hiring city manager. "I LIIIIan is overreacting and I could never sup port anything like that. I have no pa iy with that kind 01 reaction." Councilinan Francis Mark, who also op. Pea city manager, said in opposes ' Korea To Korea: Let's Talk T 'IIJr government. - . Jerusalem today he will present U.S. proposals for reaching agreement on a draft peace treaty with Egypt to the Israeli cabinet for a decision Sunday. The early morning thrust by airborne troops and Infantrymen of the crack Golani Brigade lasted for hours and came after a series of Palestinian guerrilla strikes In Israel, Including a bombing Thursday in a Jerusalem market place. The bombing wounded 20. ' - - the Jesh state's deepest thrust Into Lebanon. On the diplomatic front with Egypt, Israeli Prune Minister Menachem Begin said In - 4U • By United Press International An Israeli paratrooper-infantry commando force slipped past U.N. lines and attacked two Palestinian guerrilla positions early today in WASHINGTON (UPI) ___ Ira. Griffin today relented on her 9 a.m. idibis for removal of y iqn worker Ned McQoud, who wuto have meved the equipment, fell In city hail early today an k.Ms1egfflwgti eq ilpment removed, but Is willing to allow the city more time to do It, she said. bombers of the 'ed Mrs. Griffin's proposal to abolish the Sorenson disagreed with the action, but said he would not work to oppose It. perfectly within their rights to do Th whatever they want and I'm not going to do anything to try and Mop them," commented Friday, Jan. 9, 97C-3A 3 �Evening 1111exiM Anyone who has reed a bock, watched a iV newscast or documentary, or reed a newspaper or magazine has certainly heard of that IIencn1cn called the generation gap. I'll bet not to many of you out there has had It come up and hit you right between the eyes. I did! (USPS 411.210) 30() N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 36532211 or $319993 Friday, January 19, 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, $16.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 65 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60: Year, $40.00. Around Having mind thm childrea, two who are now married, and one teenager, Ihavelldviedtomy ____ share of rock and roll. jutplain rock, hard rock, __ acid rock, punk rock, and many other types of (ahem)mmlc that lcnfeuldcteflknowwhat they are called. Without any undue modesty, I considered myself 65 Jhip, not ezactly with It, bat hip eiongh to onderstand a 11the of what my kids talked aboid. I evenmonagedto keep op(eomewhat) with the Hap the kids spoke. Grant you I wuprobably a few mnoegho behind, but at lead I tried. As for a generation gap ... for shame. not me...! was a hip mother. Or so I thought. From the soulful sad switift sounds of ByNANCY SOOTH the likes of Glenn Mil ler , (heaven!), Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, Sammy Kay. etc., I now, with a minimum of rctIaf-snce, listened to the Bee Gees or is ft Gee Bees?, Kiss, Three Dog Nile, and all the rest of what Is advisedly called music. And, before you ask, I refuse to comment on whether or not I liked that (sham) music, on the arounds that It 9 75 Other Side Of Cambodian Coin The Clock In the immediate aftermath of Vietnam's stunning conquest of Cambodia, commentators ourselves included - focused on the realpolitik consequences of this portentous event. But what of the long-suffering Cambodian people? The collapse of the Communist Khmer Rouge governthent of former Prime Minister Pol Pot concludes a hideous chapter In Cambodian history. In the three years of Its rule, this maniacal administration was responsible for the deaths of up to two million Cambodians, perhaps one quarter of the populatloq. The appalling excesses of the Pol Pot regime earned it an unsurpassed reputation of Infamy. Whatever satisfaction the civilized world may take in the downfall of the Khmer Rouge must, however, be tempered by a realistic assessment of Cambodia's new government. The new regime calls itself the Kampuchean National United Front for National Salvation. It Is a creation of Hanoi, a political fig leaf designed to legitimatize Vietnam's Invasion. As it did during the Vietnam war, Hanoi has officially maintained the fiction that Invasion and conquest were nothing more than an indigenous uprising. Cambodians have been freed of one tyranny only to fall victim to another. Vietman's invasion was the learest possible violation of the United Nations' charter - a document Vietnam and all other UN member states are sworn to uphold. If Hanoi's subjugation of Cambodia does not provoke censure and the Imposition of UN sanctions against Vietnam, the charter's defense of every nation's right to independence will have been devalued to the point of negation. VIEWPOINT C) 0 . Women Elect 79 Officers The Suburban Republican Women's Club announces the election of now officers. Frances Marone Is their newly elected president, and Marianne Percie, the new vIce.presldent. Jackie Martinson was elected recording secretary and Dodi Feather is the new In these words, a presidential commission headed by former Pennsylvania governor and UN ambuudorto.be William Scranton mmmed op the Kent State shootings. That was beck In 1970, only a few months after National Guardsmen had fired Into a crowd of war. protesting students on the Ohio campus, killing four and wounding nine. The commission's finding was to be not the end of the matter, howiuii, but the prelude to Yom of trials, appeals retrials and reopened Inquiries. The survivors of the shootings and the parents of the dead refused to accept the isdowas at the iste Q they bad noclaim ag'ht the date and Its officials. 'I Wish I Were A Brother's Keeper' LIGHTER SIDE e p - - ft od* JACK ANDERSON Fwirm s Endorsem' ent: Methods Faulted WORLD Li II - a. . a. WIstJ only seppeeted jy'h'-V pus. of w may e aeny .uc sscidymnstosvsM es r ft sew v witd "S bs. of the pety of --PWS c aLi.-.u1ailj i s liii-. Ac : w I yeerV W is in' P'!f'' pocwnt eapedenre. Pobi -- ke ____ e ' " in to,nsvisw iàst awar6ad amok dosS to air -rni0 a. pu he rum 't been M sad ugiep as! teush pi* TT Bed ub beils w , of m.*'s w 09 . -y 11" 11101 1144i - of M was hi W nsW hi' rhi wick prAli yesre ""g, jOIN a. . Be materiel to 4itws.4 wom't reely bed I ter GM .4w as euler $3,100 adw1WsappreprWea.g k4 pnrofpiMgl1wr"Yesussy.d r m,divd ira.. 4j idh . iwesibsaut the ofdtotredirad town4 a.the APA aqinqusg Comm her sn Iii d.n Veil- in pauticeter. owlGsidEua.,i. &ud, hewiver. UspII W= dW 1*" JIP 1 New, ILLI1J1r Devid N, r-- p - g11 1600 .4 who darted his with a. ho of ,at •: is__uI a. Be 'iulI ,a.i Is esd of sr Ths gouuii bvs 1 A. aOinISd W a. hid b *Sy IN inathata.a.dWsW,N "noun disseosned ai aim. of ft perpoflsd in. e,palsatlem adstdasdibly deded. A in as .i, mis,. a. 1810111111 In win. do $r. dM pejot, 1VL Mo Ap,r'sit*spNpe.?---.I .ckanIsdied that t .C1PS id,bswiàedpwitd,4, thamhidoIesenbes ol dof apnese mi, thevIsom ofthepw *A thle Ndiad how AcwiMyfed,a.PIedadng pin , I4 in1MR' aWmad aBel,. 'We do IuiMir* uanuIiht "It inWW Vft b_g' M'.4 i r' NA's , "W. lid wiensiy adores a. b.4 of w . _.4 ra. --irh- pr" lainu.I a pro mom. 'of • PoIadam.4.d a.Be' ml, ' nAuI to w d flu .luiuu 'i .- -'-- i I" iL eenIa.i i' er %b. lgft Arnu* PVW Amulc Pehi*in Audi'w - as-. 1JL.aRL11IPM dlm 1. of 14 0"M ..sdd ibiuII* IMT7 - Vd. 'de,s.d EON okga.taupayama.aym Moished .dk en a. 0 Is to., APA sp aid 6s spib._.4 a. iri ridden _ eilw qmmft ft of CS . WASIUNGTON I1 *' Lowaft $dlW501111110, bN 111W MiUMM or aamiuI -lbIy eb the Rachospeeserid *om. company that dev'sd An .I%" of a.pywv .Mt' Jetty. "tttea prepom" on iisasl dross wIIhmsanyfremthemaberofapspul Losr.uieiJiitiedJ ii bun led .4 yr 1 a APA 0111*000111081101" du. Maser lid the HIi eftir" sever string of esdsnumeis ten the eve. Istad , ABet 'y'g a. -psesdme Labirateiles, the m.4atuser_of Vili ibulbu to which Is the ceedry's m.d widely prcnibed APA goes a.i hilt. ded "Red 4 Aiia.epertten was __ _ w.. .- - .a, . - - • j . .' .-. a. -- , - - ' a. . • 0 N*Afr 'U 11IP. ... • . ' "Ey our OflCOUIflh'CYOflUYCfr f0v gy'• - - - In And Around Longwood ' a. Benefactor Gives Thanks With Love Mdi Surges, secretary to 1 11 " - ___ Z I Cub Scout Pack No. 237 Is having a paper round-up on Saturday from I to 11:30 am, .t St. Marks Presbyterian Church on Palm Springs Road. They'd appreciate it If you'd drop off your old newspapers bundled and tied- anytime that mon ning. The boys have all been busy making pinewood erbys for their- Pack competition on Feb No - 4 ,.iBERRY'S hedges around the CIvic catoras part oftheir continual program of beasng the city. Every year Forrest Green gives out hundreds of seedling trees, and this year Is no exception. On Feb. 7, he will be giving away dogwoods and sycamones complete with lnszuctIons on how to plant forb.dresults - athla office atlOSForest Avenue. That is, "as long as the forestry division gets them her.," says Mrs. Green, ... - this Losigwood ares Chamber of (n,lC. was hananal with a _____ ____ oai'eerbeaiitcnJan.14,M Pest 1117 ad Ladies V Anillary. L, $ -I_ 1 01 I • - vrw eV'frimMda: "I love yen. 7beethadeveryemeofyss ike sut$ntid in whieven "W, I tk yes with all my Ihewuverfat.omucb ladlanyaprnyenfenyes pachd.y,that Clod wlflpneper .4h.epyouingsed W Th.he especially to those pkeewked..badadtothe ibese c1 ia.rMiMseln$1,4S0hib4 pay ten my choolik q,, 9" 1 do most :1buwinelwoysqes, my : infrisadlasiesyl Roy Mann of Sanford, who was a student In the first art class at Seminole Community College In 100748, looks over a fabric sculpture by Clndi Freeman, a free lance artist. WAlT Lingw.ed CwTelputhd _ Art SCC Purchases Students An invitational art exhibit is underway during January at Seminole Community College (SCC). Exhibitors are 34 former SCC students who have gone on to earn advanced degrees, teach art, do studio or free lance work, or enjoy art as a hobby. According to Dorothy M. Morrison, chairman of SCC Humanities Division, students are serving as iritics and have selected some of the art to purchase for SCC's growing permanent collection. Happy Birthday to Edna Abell of the A.S. Police Department. Edna celebrated her birthday on Jan 10. She Indicates that it was a lowkey celebration n abe was moving Into her new hoasln Winter Spnlngs. - Now at long lad the legitmacy of their case has been reccgnied. The Ma of tovictims Ohio has 'Talks About The Weather....hwwi artist. awn 4tIna1lv topaycompenasti swim ganised by Arno ld L,1 'n, of the )11aiI or and families plus P5,000 In expenses. The oat-ofrather than experience either a warming trend Museum. It is unusual colorful, detailed, filled WASHINGTON (UPI) - At the recent meeting court settlement terminate, a retrial in which or a cooling trend, we shall have both. Although with tropical symbols and voodoolan. And ft Is so of the American Association for the Advan___ Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes and 27 guardsman ad at the urno time, fortunately. good that SITES picked ft op aid first showed ft cement of Science In Hoedon, weather experts were defendants. ___ First, If atmospheric 4-'g reach _____ ma1man In a room off the lobby of the Inter-American reported that another Ice ag. was coming. pdIaI, the weather will become warm enough Deviloprost Bank In Wadrton. Uke several similarly violent campus InBid they dldu't say ft would be so soon. to melt the South Polar Ice cap. A quester-century ago, that'a as for as It ciderda, Kent State was a product of Its violent The forecasters thoegid new glaciers would Weathermen said the moithlig Antarctic Ice WOW have gone. times. It Is unlikely that all the rights and wrongs begin forming sometime during the next _ shed could cause a Z4od rise In ocean levels. But from Wuid*n, now it'll go first to will ever be sorted out aid a final Judgment millennium. That timetable has proved That would bring the Atlantic shoreline rigid op Parkersburg, W. Viso, then to Santa Clara, Calif., rendered. It could well find a place with the somewhat defective. It now appears the next Ice to of ap the steps the U.S. C itol. Which provides NC., MediOrd, Ore, Chattanooga D urha m, Sace.Vaizstt1 case, the Hiss trial and the age darted this week In (lilcago. ____ an othe againstincluding ot er r argomat an h ritish Co1unbIa, and so on. Term., Siwrsy, B Resenbirg ex.cdions as one of those long-run, Frankly, I dide't have much faith In long rave swininlug pool in the new Senate office betiding. What are some of the other SITES shows now ethical Issues which bedevil the national psyche, weather prediction' anyhow. ___ ___ In CanwIn, t he thermal n x ected to on the, rond? and In the recurrent debating of which emotion We live at a time when meteOrologists have priced. t he Qdcagoglaclers could baa blessing. There's Berlin Porcelain, from West Ger'petber then reason corn.. to pr,do11tht.. difficulty foretelling with any degree of accuracy "The Corn Beit dgM even s from Iowa many; America's First Ladies, from the what the weather will be like an hoar from new. Bet pt the veryleed the ae1tkgne4endaai into C," one _ weather 4iitis4 said. IIooiai collections; A. fll .iIhM from Therefore, predictions that take us opto year And appalling display prwmahlyft would bea boon to anyone tb nMI1lIIaI's new Air d Space Mmsom; IMtMtY. After 2flarendllkelytocainsalayma*toreschfor fight years ci stonewalling, the of Ohio the t.lipk'e to cancel a picnic. who ever keaned of ned. sunbathing on the Weesuis of Cyprus, from the Cypriot now accepts responsibility and admit. r.k.. Is Several years ago, you may recall, north shores of llwbor. Bay. Argkal Masem; lbs Deep South's Folk due for the Ines caused pdvd.cIlis,nsbyIts weathermen who sps$alis, In pser far Into Coastal flooding ondoediy would r ule the Mt "'° agate. And U defendmts hav. added a posttourist SIMOn in -' Beech. ____ But don't rush ftavd script of their own to the Screden cvnmlaslon k*oelther (1)awamingfrmndor(2) a cooling ___ oid and abod, your Fkdb mdobe$orethe Abed .10 million people these hta report. lb. tragedy "should not have occurred," eeUh darts. uiuel1y. They're wa in widely varying lbs po$vlty of__ Moses Jaw, Ch an. lorele.: (Ideuge'. Art lustliult, local bw'1 cheer,. Inastatement ofreM 'lUnd. That truly was welcome news to people who d - t another methould have were ofrald the weather status was going to a yeerrod resort 11m.udIy likely will be libraries .4 schools, dines off the nudlo of resolved the confrontation." _pretty __ ci 'Wd &diss. much o. It was, however,__ h#Iy remain lbs present outlook is that the warming trend Rental 1i cover mod of the espenees of ww,Ildertory to people who ilke to plan their for won't lad mom a cedy or two. After t, rwm.4psy*memb er d, wardeobe. will In advance. Bid dill not the defkdtt,. one, on Keit Stati. __ the fve calls for a coiling an period___ he hakdbyDomisOedtlbsfeesenpM4by -1 Wher it's. new Ice age or a preh'ig,d Then have already been rit _ local epasas .4 r. from $51 to $11,110, wave that's In prospEt the later poop waits to "IndiscrImInate, unwarranted and au. be dressed for it. lendey afternoon when everyone weds to play depending in ike's ds the r___ sad what golf. the particalu 's sscv*y ra,.Ii,--i' an. At1laedon.thec."ueseamidtobsthat - sa IreneandBlllBrennanci Rockaway Beach, Long Island, N.Y., are visiting their daughter, Laura, who is the girls' coach at St. May Magdalen School. It's their ddrd visit to the area . and ftJust happens to be the third year their daughter has lived here. The Brennana are enJoylng the usual attractlons...and they had a dellgI4M day for a side trip to the beach. As the Brans picked grapefruit and oranges at a friend's house, they also discovered the delicious taste of freshly picked citrus. Members of the Altamonte Springs Garden Club enjoyed a most Imshow by baton twirler, from the Central Florida Institute, under the direction of Bobby CowtriO, at their regular potluck dimmer meting. "There were 20 young lviiao and one boy," says Walter Hoberg as he described the most Intriguing part of the no minute show when the llgti wore. tarried out and the twirler, used batons Ignited on both ends. The club Is using proceeds from a recent from the collection of (laud. Au(ed Ni* of Port-au-Prince, Is fairly typical. ft cover works I.. who says to stop by "anytime after 9 In the morning." Ingrid McCollurn takes over as the new treasurer. lbsnextmnedingwlflbe held on Feb. 13 at of,Mrs. Sanford. For addtIona1 Information or directions you may call her at 3fl. - - N JOA DEAR ABBY: BURNING IN SAN DIEGO Is upset because her only son Is going to assume his wife's maiden name. BURNING says, "If he doesn't carry on the family name, It will be the end of the family line." Changing one's name doesn't constitute we em or the line. Genes alone determine a line. Thus natural child (daughters DEAR CREATIVE: I apIncluded) can continue a line, predate your view. Being alone regardless of the married by choice Is one thing. But being name. alone because not a living soul Why • don't we emulate has thought to include you Spanish and use the mother's (particularly on a holiday that's maiden name as well as the traditionally merry) Is father's? something else. That seems to be the ideal DEAR ABBY: Now that I am solution, don't you agree? a parent myself I realize that LATINO IN ENCINO parents aren't perfect. They DEAR LATINO: SI! But If may mean well, but they make only one name is used to C*TTY mistakes. on the family name, it would For example, I am one of four seem logical to use the daughters. We were all overmother's. One can be absolutely protected, and never allowed to certain who the child's mother make our own decisions or do I.. But sometimes there's a our own talking. question about who the father I can still remember that, IL when I was 16, my mother took DEAR ABBY: Why do you m to presume that "to be alone ate our family doctor for my Christmas is sad beyond first internal examination. She held my hand as we went Into measure. the examination room and told There are many of us out here the doctor that she wanted to who yearn to be alone at with me during the stay Christmas. I am one of them, i examination. Thank God he spent most of my life doing no! said what everyone expected of me Abby, In that doctor's office rather than doing what I was the first time in my life I wanted to do. actually had a chance to talk I've been alone for 25 years, and have used that time freely and answer questions Imaginatively and creatively, myself. Being alone at Christmas i believe we should honor our certainly beats the greedy grab fathers and mothers, but there for presents and the gobbling of should be some rules for food like a bunch of pigs at a parents, too. They shouldn't trough. raise their children as though I think If more of us spent they are their precious more time alone, we mlq$ properiv. ,, ,, haves more sane populace than them to grow up in preparation we now have, to face world alone, because One could spend the day alone one daythethey will be put to the thanking the Creator for all the t, blessings received during the STRUGGliNG IN N.Y. past year. Inviting someone to share Christmas with you in DO order to spare him or her the FU GIVE YOU pain of being alone doesn't mean an ything. It's how we treat those around us on all the other days that counts. Genera 1 Electric I CREATIVE SOLITUDE MADISON Altameite Correspe.deil 531-7211 correspang -. & .kie Login (pop. 7%) on the principal highways of northwest l(miiu stand six $.by.14foot signs. They say: "Dane G. Hansen Memorial Museum. Oriental art, guns and coins. Periodic Smithsonian exhibits." Totho sophisticates ci Now York orLos Angeles, that may not seem a matter of grist moment. But for the folks In the thousands of American towns like Lagan, Koo, those signs aid their counterparts nationwide Indicate the federal government's vast reservoir of knowlve Is corning to see them. The Vehicle. is the 8'nIt1 onIan Iritthtioci Traveling Exhibition Service SITES, for abort that began a quarter-century ago. SITES currently has about 170 traveling shows on the road, says Debbie Dawson, on. of SITES' 10 exhibit coordinators. Each ,iIlIhht days In one place fair to all weeks, and each exhibit spends a total ci one to two yearscntbe roat . P 0 One's Name Does n't End Family Line Republican B7 WIIJJAM Rim "Indiscriminate, unwarranted and Inex. cusable." FrIdly, Jan. it, 19-3A In And Around Altamonte Some Treasure To Share By DON GRAFF Like the nickel candy bar and other victims of inflation, the $25 U.S. Savings Bond Is being discontinued by the Treasury. The government should be humbled, If not humiliated, In announcing the small bond's demlae. A government which sells bonds to citizens am a longterm investment certainly has a responsibility to preserve the value of its currency. So profound Is the failure of the U.S. government In that respect that $13.75 the amount the government now borrows .when lt Issues a bond worth $5at maturity -is too raw* ol a :pittance to be worth all the paperwork. Starting next year the cheapest bonds offered by the 'Treasury will cod $, redeemable In 12 years for $50, thus paying an annual interest rate of percent. How well they do In the marketplace may depend on ;whether the Treasury can convince investors that they will not short.changed when they collect $50 In 1911 for the $35 they loaned the government In 1110. 7% record of the last 12 years, which saw the dollar lose more than half its purchasing power, does not Inspire much confidence In that kind of deal. If the government finally gets Its fiscal and monetary house In order, and can bring some stability to our currency, Uncle Sun will, not have to blush when a child empties a piggy bank to buy s bond and takes ft home with a some of pride and security. Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. VIEWPOINT Some Words To L ive By Bye, Bye Bond OURSELVES 1auglth1i Through their laughter they respond, would tend to lnamlnate me. Decide for yourself. lbs ICv* 10... the play Some cn...ths te...a "There are no P10*ao it Is all done electronically. bIzthday.flveesn this Mde of half cadiry..nd Those are recordings you are hearing." Not wan. ting to appear to Igooront I say, "01 corse." old...God forbid ..Just mellow...but always hip.... Odwardly I vuthe soul ofa "with ft lady." laid. I right? ... wrong? vu carrying on quite a conversation with myself. Dli&.J know all about It. That Is where they "Self," I say, "What the heck are they laughing dam dmilkrto the jftterbng.I have seen ftonTV. aheiLNoonetoldmethdftliallrecorkFve Would I like to go on my birthday? Why niotl rm talked to lots cimy friends who bad bow toDliccs, wftbfti M Is I am sitting In the lounge of on old Lccgwood they aevsr odd a word. WhtMs,alracyo1 'hence?" _____ Hotel. At the bar with me Is my huebsnd and the At this point In my CCuvwpM1çfl to myself, the owner. The men are convening. I vu watching men and ask how IIikithsUgidShow. through the mlrrorin but cime and ,attlme Mumble, mumbl& I iwsdly reply, "ft Is very turning aroond and watching the dancers on the mdc.." "Nice? is husband says, "Nice? It lathe floor, grutIng to the mmlc. Colored Ughis are greatest one In town!" "Oh," Ireply. turning cnand off. A bad li playing and a group is Finally QIdletikespltyonme and takamem singing. Thsydon'tdcp betweensds. Now it is :11: t0 the bentHS do.IdmSali the III(stcnI girl sII4ing.Iinok and look. Even th the dImljlft room, I only mee one parson near the bandstand.ietup Then he Insists that weMt*tarIngi1d. table and e'plalns the light show. It seems that the 110 Finally, I can't take ft any longer. I two to the two and colon 0) the ,*T1M10111ofthS bed cithe gentlemen and k, "Where are the red of the music. It was an bderedlng damoedratlon. people?" John and Qwldle lock at me Ins wierd That Is how I came smack op against the sort of way and finally respond, "What people?" generation gap. But that Is not the and of my little Trying to keep the Irritation out of my voice, I tile. You remember I said I was hip? Well, withoit sweetly reply, "Look, I can hear a band, I can bear undue modesty, let me on, I dld.'t know as mwii singers, but I can only see one peiioi Where the as I thoagit I did shod Disco. But, thob to heck are the rest of the people?" aridle's guided tour, I do now. Ask me? I'll tell Again I receive that M'iige lock from my two you! Boy am I HIP! friends. Then, without warning, they both bird out the artists are our own, this exhibit will help us In a special way to achieve one purpose of the art program: our current students and the community as well will be able to see the gains, both practical and aesthetic, than can come from art," Miss Morrison said. 44 Iimald P"I" by Tim "Nel Judith Delsanter's unique piece of art will remain on permanent display at SCC. The artist Is a candidate for a BA In Art Education at the University of Central Florida. E S RNACE .. Pack Plans Grand Prix Scouting Around - - - - " • The V. Johns District Boy Each Pack throughout the at the Sanford Plaza from 10 In February there will be a Scouts Of America, which In- district will hold Its own race am, to 3p.m. total unit Blue And Gold duds the Cub Scods, Weeblos, and said winners to the district On Jan. 77, they will have a Banquet for Troop SOS. Thit will Explorer Pod and Boy Scouts, race. The winners of that race car wash at Clam Leonard'. include the Cub Pack, Weeblos, are armounclog several for. will go on to the main race Shell Station on the corner of Explorer Pod and The Boy thcomnlng evade. which will be The Central Park Avenue and 25th Street Scouts. They also will hold their Cub Scout Pack 0 wider the Florida Council to determine from 10 am. to 4 p.m. Court Of Honor then. direction of Bob Brown will the big winners. have aGraid Prix race on Jan. Boy Sceat Troop 520, also 20 at the Paola-Wilson School under the direction of Bob darting at 7:30 p.m. Brown, will hold a Court Of Troçtelss will be awarded to Honor on Jan. 30 at 7p.m. at the the boys In the'se classes, dock, Chamber Of Commerce modified and adorn. building In Sanford, to present Or has added his own the scouts with the awards and touch to make It more in- promotions that they worked heading. Then, will be races very hard to get. They will also between the fathers d1ing be serving a supper. air sans s. They will also Troop of Sanford under be awarded trophies that Ben Hendricks, Seed Master, Brown m4, from tin cans. Will have a bake sale on Jan. 10 an os* DAMON wAIiPAPU m,uus. no allNDOPENING LONGWOMUM 0FFSAV1N GS of 10% - tZ ', VMS .4 no even uu:I ML if .GsdMesy.sadIk,sysu. Mdi" AoscerbusuiIbshsM, Joe ,t%i*l pa,it WV 1* Twe a 4 Nos -en . - -in-uS *sp * Walloovering (1,000 I ne I. Slit) * Floor chichus li-ti with all do ftsii's iof m for yewad-or4ash pl d, a let of sar. pines. If ay of yes, my radurs, v.4 onto dot 81W baked goo6 or usublu knoshohl Ilow ten the wiles pim gi,saliladFllasthuy anpiokidop lIin spdal tome adiheewlasceed jeer ssppsit Coverings * Draprlss (tmu.IuIp$ *jDftl1 @P ___ C Mmad Cohn. OCARM T L Jerry.4takof a. Da..t 4 s es'sasJsy ur,r of 'ai4LW Rid, ins eer. d Mon 1yIs is"'.ales.4 dw u's u'ff; fri. Noillow Whes 434 C N. Imdo Ac LONOD MMflNé Nil W( 162.3300 617.2123 NEW LONOW000 STORE IS LOCATED 1MIhW.st,f I-4as434 G *0 p.s Is $ bscksl.e ms*Ieryewi. -. ____.___4 - - - ' -- - _ ___ _______-__p__-_-- • --'•---- -- - - - --- -- - - -. - . - -- - - -. -. • • - - - - . - - - • . •• •• • '• • - •• - •- -, -. - �I A-Evenln, Hirs$d1 Sanford, Ft Friday, Jan. 1, im Adventist THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7Th & Elm DimIas Jac.bs Faster Saturday Services S11II111SC11.I l: III tm. WsnAlpServa THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY? 11:11a.m. 1:06 P.M. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Car. 71* aM Elm Faster esu te 1:31a.m. di..I.ItWSlkI. I V*0101 Service 415 Park Ave. OUR NATION ! Lee P.King V. Sceft Harris MirMsgWsrsblp $umdaylctesl \x %A Sunday School PreactsIa £ W.rstslplai lIbli Study Sftarlag& Prsctelmla, W9t Prot ere.t CHURCH OF OO 553W. flad 511111 C. D. Hs,ris 5:41 am. 7:31p.m. -5. . Svalaykteel 5:31a.m. 11:318.0. $11p.m youth ~192 Evening Service 5:55p.m. Wet 51311 Study SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH P110.3114111 CIIHsrI W. kisieb W,rs$p Service E "Mae Service Prayer Medial Wed. 11:11a.m. 1:31p.m. 1: 31p.m. Pentecostal LONOWOOD FIRS? BAPTIST CHURCH 11:11a.m. ISI,$tSIrII) Faster $eudaylsl Seudayuveula, 11:11a.m. 7:11p.m. 7:11p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LOMOW000 MI Ova.,,. Street Nov. E. Null Snail Lui..saj Seeday Seteel 5:11a.m. Mir.Ia,Worship 11:118.m. SeadayEvesiag 1:35p.m. Wet libleStudy 1:31p.m. Cam$1ara.s MOO" Sunday 5:31p.m. Faster Youth Sponsor Supper A great evening of fun and fellowship Is being planned at the First United Methodist Church of Sanford on Saturday when the Youth of the congregation will sponsor a Chili Supper In the Fellowship Hall from 5-6:30 pm. Jim Byers, formerly of the Happy Feelings will be there to sing a variety of selections from popular ballads to original gospel compositions. The price for the supper is $2.50, children under 12 years will be $1.75. Proceeds from this dinner will go towards the youth's summer activities. Lutheran PINS? PINVICosTAL CHURCH OP SANFORD LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RIIDIMER 2131Oak Ave. 5:410.m. 11:11a.m. 5:11p.m. 4S15.SalIfplefl IAtsg. Rsmsld Isiatardi "The LuTheram Nee, 4 and TV 'This IS The USe" Rev. Elmer Elm A. Revscksr Passer Sunday School 5:11a.m. Worship Servic e 11:35a.m. Kladergartes sod Nursery Christian Science 7:11p.m. 1alts1111 *171.-at- Iprsme Rev. N.?. IWL...,i of 10:11a.m. 5:45a.m. Meiweet Servlc.IWed.I Nursery Provided Smyrna Baptist Church on Overbrook Drive, Casselberry, will hold a revival Jan. 22-26 at 7:30 nightly' David Strunk of Blanding Boulevard aptist Church, Jacksonville will conduct the services. Special music will be provided. On January 28, the church will celebrate its first anniversary with a dinner on the grounds following the Sunday morning service at the Casselberry Woman's Club. ____ COINRUSATIONAI. Medlag at Wider Spps. Ilememiary Sunday kksel 11:11a.m. Wenkip 11:118.0. NOV. Retent lures Fasts, 11:41 m. 1:11p.m. 1:11p.m. Iveslag Service Car. CIswck Av..&Grow St. Smyrna Holds Revival APOSTOUC FAITH CHURCH *11 MalIlSidAylpie 141:6118.0. WINTOR IPSI. COMMUNITY IVAIISILICAL 1111 S. Park Eric L. Darrow 5y4 Pd. SlNsS5Wp Missionary Alliance SvadaySdseil Mir,sla,Wersklp 5:11a.m. 11:51a.m. 1 5:11p.m. 7:11 pal. 7:11p.m. Congregational SANFORD ALLIANCE CHURCH Rev. James W. Hammock Sealay kNeel Merjslisg Worship Church Training EvealaIWenkIp Wednesday Eveslag Prow Service 7:31p.m. 7:31p.m. 46$W Christian 8 Pests, Nursery Provided Mersiagraip Y Evasgeligi Service MidWeek Service I Wed.) Nursery Provided Sen all Evangelical 5:41a.m. EveaIisgWeflsip Wed. Prayer Serv. ft 5puds, let Rider 1:11a.m. tlelyCsmmumlu moo Camm.slss ClercI Srkssl H11yContinua" 11:118.m. 1:11p.m. 7:11p.m. 1:1110 P.M. i 1:15p.m. The Nov. LareyD.$epen Minister Sunday School LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION Ill Lakeview, Lake Mary Nov. Jim svgisems 11:118.m. HOI.Y CROSS 151 Park Ave. llI Airport $Ivd. 11:11a.m. OP THE MZAIINI 1111111INnIA,S. Episcopal JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Patter Sunday School 11:11a.m. Morning Service 11:110.m. Evemlag Service 1:31p.m. Wednesday Service 7:31p.m. Old Truths for a New Day Rev. H. Wight Kirtley, pastor of First United Methodist Church, Miami, will be the speaker at First United Methodist Church of Sanford, Jan. 28-31 at 7 p.m. A Sanford native, Rev. Kirtley was in business here before entering the ministry. A member of Florida Conference for 15 years, he Is a graduate of Candler School of Theology, Emory University and pastored Deltona United Methodist Church from 1965-75. The music program for the Spiritual Enrichment services will be led by Rev. Scott Harris, associate pastor of the local church. The chancel and youth choirs will sing. Members sharing their v1thess will be Robert Goetzlnger, Bob Hood, Linda Voltollne and Dot Wailer. A nursery will be provided. pI$1 dIURCN Flame 351-liSle, 113.7155 1:31p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED lilt West First Street 4:11p.m. Nazarene 5:31a.m. MsrwffigWs.sMp Svaageftstle ServIce (lveedgWersklp) ISO & 3rd TusslayWidth -Bible Sfldy Thursday NII Service Per tramepertafles MiOlsIer HarsidS. 5~ SONNY Seteil Morning Worship S. I. Stam$em Series At First Methodist 7:31p.m. Ties. Official Beard MOO1:55p.m. i I. I. *IIIIIMIIO& Myrtle Lake Hills Rd.. LI4ILPS$d Phone 33944" 5:31p.m. 5:11a.m. MeralPigWenklp Eveoffig Werikip Ties. Evesla, Prayer krv, "TRUE CHURCH OP GOD" 3711 RI*UIea$I Ave. $amlsrd. Flor da 32771 Elder RSSII Dimes Faster .1 . 7:31p.m. Sunday School worship service 1:11p.m. 1:31p.m. Y.P.S.Wed. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LONGWOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ill Part Avemim, Samlerd Or. Jay T. Climate Pads,. Meraffi,Werilwp 5:31a.m. SuMaykkesi 5:458.m. 1,01iial05WIklp 11:510.m. CkvrcRTrslmlmg S:ISp.m. EvealagWsrslslp Wed. Prayer Service 5:41a.m. NEW SITHEL AMR CHURCH Male Straif-Camaaa City Rev. M N. Burke Jr. Past,, Suildaykteel 5:31a.m. Faster 5:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 5:11p.m. Menisli, Worship EvaagefIstic Serv. Family Night Service 1 ,".---. _',~,.~.. ~,"....,4,1111 1:31p.m. Nursery Provided Pester . SvadayktesI Minister lI:lla.m. R,v.HvNW.PaIa SONNY School Ma,WersIWp Wed. Service 7:31p.m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ICIINTI$T, DILTONA MMI ____ M5tIa5Wej. Ivada, jijp 11:11a.m. 7:11p.m. Tmedey Evemlag .YeeSIPISpII TI11,ulhig 7:11 p.m. 7:11 I*cam S.sievarlamd Ve.mss lireel lusdaylervles lesdayletsi PALMETTO AVENUE CHURCH BAPTIST 2535 PaImsIls Ave. Nov. NaymsadCrecter Poster SwadsySchool 914Wm. 11:11a.m. Maral.gWeretlp Iue 00Gb 1PNID 11:118.m. ll:Sls.m. WsHsc1. Reetmeuy MieISus, Isedlag LUTHERANCHURCH "It Orimsdai Dr. 17.51 (LulklraaCksrctlaAme,,ea) Rev. now 1. Limes Faese, Worship 11:11a.m. Ckuret$eksi 5s11a.a. 7:11p.m. Wsd. Alas. meals 4p.m. Tale. 715.3434 .. .- I rzi 111.I llivIa IMspem1..1MISSION" IviagIlIsi 11:51a.m. 11:11a.m. IlsieStely Morelos Worship Iveslig Service ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Ladies Silde Class. ill Oak Ave., laden Tuesday Faster Fr. William Emsis F.William Av*ssw-ie* Asti.Patter Wednesday Bible Class Sat. V401 Most 7:11p.m. $um. Mass lam., 11:31&I1 mesa 4-1$5.1p.m. Csalessls.s,Sat. __ 18:1-14 Thursday Luke 18:3143 Friday Luke 2 1:29- 38 Saturday CHURCH OP CHRIST 1112 Park Aveove 1:11p.m. 11:51a.m. 1i31p.m. 2111$. Part Ave. 3734114 Rev,RsNertJ.Humler YOUR CHURN . IN 71411 PAM 0 Pasts, PeIlswd. MsealagWenaIp WetIvs.SildeStvdy $1.11FOR WAlK CALL111.3111 ItarSag II,11a.m. 6135pa. Order Of St. Luke 1:11a.m. 145a.m. 11 11a.m. Ila11a.m. , 7:15p.m. CHRiST tSNITD MITIIOOI$T CHURCH law Srlus.1 Ll.... li"tAdi Ps J•_5• Seadsy lissel ~FARSCNU 5:11p.m. WINYIRIPIINII PIIUYTIIIA$ CHAPSI. MssiNu II711y At. laNa ur PWW ........ . 5:40a.m. 11:11a.m. MYFIad&4*Sem. MMISUNd.WWIrIP,I.S 1:Ilp.m. 7:35p.m. Wednesday #n" Prayer Orsup Eve. Werstu, 1511 N Sum Sumda SaW. Sy 11.. 11 $sssa. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford,FIs. Howard H. Hodg.s and $tatf FLAGSHIP BANK OFSIMINOLE and Staff 200W. First Si. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO INC. GREGORY LUMBER ftl ._ 4 . L. D. PLANTEINC. Oviedo, Florida WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Gospel Concert Albrecht, Roley and Moore will perform a aosoel concert Monday, Jan. 29 at S p.m. in lizabeth Hall Auditorium at Stetson University in DoLand. Rev. Charles Granger, chairman of the Stetson University Religious Life Council said the grotç blends tht vocal harmonies with acoustic guitar and simple, poetic lyrics. Admission will be $1 per person. WILSON.MAILR FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson WINN.OIXIE STONES and Employes . and Emloy . SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY + V IP 115 as set nis elm ----- New Testamemi SsIeI Claris. Neatly las. Nile tisgnil Him N. lies leplil Cluris. 17$ Pe Ave. laisesa Pert lapiN CIvics. 174$ W. Nil V. a - ii. i& lii iuiluld . . eClwiS$ Oiled N __ JIsIDu1et. P1W 1N11W0110100 SIS1II I11 ON ~A. hn ft 14.1 An WI I. w" ' . . MiniS NI We Alin __ + . + . + + M 61 0114110;F 111"W.&R-1111 40011 M4 6 o Alleakeft IM fowt*. -_ - - - - -- - tIN oeer-z--t 'Iliad. NI UN Ave. AM lelde a_eat tiNeS A. GeSari Lvi., 1piss + SMM*0IrISJL + . -cr1111Ii .iJ,i.MaI, + .Piw, Cho - -a,1&) ; IIA. V. , -- . 1011 BOOM" A1111. 01 4111 UJ.UNM&15W. *$$W. . o-vb- ClwlI UISsplet, .1W I__jJ + Ø lp-..j IpeNal ,i '... . II. ___ 4111111110411, $L Pr.ap DieS,"Ind . 1St.a ., + TI, 15. + . _.~v =Q= 0LLWW * ftn- - I&L ---a-ccomm -- _. _= lorm" ft, an A youth rally will be held Satirday, Jan. 779 at .m. at First Baptist Quick of Sanford with hI Davis, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, aad, as speaker. (sn to all youth, the rally a 0 $Ift + Youth Rally 3.1 Su. Lw. gsu,oz.,n4 Peek Ave. 3ISIIIDuW.1 sii 00 9 I. SI. 46 W: IS P1115 1lRUN : ft PII`* Ill 11 ii Nsars _ ,, S.ICIuret11NIISIN.L LI. , SNavi ++ Women' s .,Pill ad COO $asi Aums i-r---i Ja m A v SI. = Cl lee. Iserlaled 11410 1 t L 66 mh uPlIWE11lCIW5111WsIt, Ideiprisa Lamm"Ch" . . ___ . ch" Bi d5-F I . - orvilIe will lead the aimual Episcopal (birch retreat, Jan. fl24 at Camp(billings at 'Sorreato. Theme for the retreat Is ",lng you wanted to Imow about trust, but were afraid to MWI LILA. Dunet. 500 $ ISIs. Al P515 (INL C liimts WedJul P51501. IdsUISMlfl.ftCIunt,$Ii$110l4' us. 41111110, UNION + NIr"i* ClaiSas ClureS, FIerde Naves Sr.. 'On-IS Ull'AIS Dullas me 01 IN 1MM N IS Jams Wt$SUSAUIA$ .1 i~nm$L OM Poo . + +. ai L SNips's $11 hull SI.. Pee, lia Sraadaa Clunk, II. Jelu Clapupila CINI. U.S. iNs. . 1411111 41 . "m A 1111M Il COO *OUi*TIIT UN Rev. Barbara Muller, deacon at Holy Crass Eiscooal (birch, Sanford, and Rev. A* -" CWAFIL Wider Sah3J.Il NT idJIslIel Clunk, 511 Hiss N. ..- •, IL Mi II. ,_ Sacs h f$$cs.Llrpeis vt 1` 4 OW leeeve lelledlel Clunk. 500 laders Siede. C@ 0 __ + Slsi 1uIn.ri,I.UISCw15INJSIry*ui , .s o eM w p '41$ Free Ma*&* Clunk, . IL$TIRN OSYN010I iMp ClviiS hued Sr.. I a li IL_Mary ?r,Utrp Cl'lt Clunk, MallIasd AVO.. LtI.lurI, 11*siikesCVIaut Clunk. I)11Mal4 11W. iN 15-FIrst SI.. ___ Bill Clurll11SeIP,ai,,1MLSW&v,. Cluniselledel Praaoy, INS. Perir-as Lu,. Relive CIWiS sIlls. 1715W. 115 Sailed "True Clunk SO led". 1111 Idyll Ave.. laderl __ N CIrtel Valid IWUOel Clink. Tis Si.. 11flI lelMes rj.ad,b TMat*LRuclwts.W Il1111St. GeSary JJQ First UJ&ULtI Clunk 511,1111 First u.S.a t1JL$iJ Dunel. Med $sslird Ave. Clurik 11 led 31 ClaW. Needs __ 11115 '31511 Cas iy (i_maNly Valled £flIUat Clw Clunk ii led ttrnL Lake MImes P 1.JII5 Clunk, IlpIsla N. P'Nlats'iiS Clunk. led O St. CetLfl...i, a" loft11 j, *U MITIIOOI$T ___ Sarsil UsitsI Mamsilal kur, 5. Selary Ave. lilerpiss so" pin Sear Late Usitud tlifli.I$ Clunk SIlg 1MB. Clunk. (asses Ns. awlill so A" Goods lioNel CiNel, (asses Npis. uury lapiN. IN A C I I F socon Leads Retreat U. Lets. LlIlraa Clunk, II. 435 lIaise U.Staples LsituramClurik. 05 iSIS WSIS11 4 ji,ij Clunk WOW. 113W fled U. SI. illS's iNs-, 1111W CIviel. N Cypress IL fe_eli lapiN ClueS. Palm SpeiNs II.. Lf51 lerlsge WislamD.pelrufes.ry S*N CluIL MN a Well. LI Isle Ileps lapiN Clunk. 711 Srauge Lw. .., • Clunk 11 ClaW. IL rnt Ii. . Sn.. ____ Nsrllslda Clunk 11 ClaW. PlO. Naves Malilaid CHURCH OP ____ Clunk iSlet N NilIsty Psepie's Sapil CIspel. 1111 W. First ISeeel. lasisrl Plaeo.aal SIIS Clunk. III W. Augers Slid. Prairie Late 1111W. R N.. Farm Perk P_e.a 'iVutsury 11 Clunk. MINesy __ fek M ,y$1.W Wed leaNed $5. ia.es Mieelessry SaplIISCluris, Silt III OMees !owl area CHy, id. MieCI . UN == 801011 =II lapiN Dat, Needs CaNary 110 Claret. Crystal UNI lr Lass Mary 715 1St chow" FUR lapiN UteSmy lapiN Clunk, III Inlaids N. II Nester Lw. PirIS lioNel is. to Park *0. dsm1.sip Sapills ClariS 11 *rsma.ti IPriase. It. 41 1 Li- t Ipetigs ___ lel Clunk 11 Oasis. $agei eS Late , Clunk 11 ClufIl. Smeus Clunk 11 ClaW.. LL.,1 .'. . ump. W .,. 7:30 __ IL (IN & WW fosturefim, fellowship and music. Dd.,p w4"011 Melt + + ft""= j . a . . ' . ..' . -- . ,"_ . . ,.,. .- ...' . .. . ' ' ', What To Say To The Dying -. ':, . '.' ..A1.,- r1..l-; .;. '/\t \ .P '.\ A. -:1 ft __ ____ ,.1\..0IN" j ._.... ....... ;, %-*;i. .. ,VA\V_,;.--, . I 1_~:...._, . ..., ... I . .... .. . ) " ,,h I.., :4-T.,: ." .I ;,~.~X%~'t.,1.11r._-011.,~. - ~ *,1.--..-,-.'...1,.*- ,..,'. . QUESTION: Dr. Roberts, great peace inmeetlng with our wb*deyiusaytiiperiiswbs Lord. Vi:9J t _'-'_', -' 1I evidestly Is set g.lig to get 11 Always when I pray for such "\ ..: ..' wall? How do you prepare him 1.. . an individual I minister to the for death? soul,askinghlmtorepeatthe '.; .. ANSWER: The one thing ltry sinner's prayer and ask Quid P to remember to put 1'ii to come into his heart. (I've 1 \::L...'T.l.,L_i'IW everything in perspective. The 'P "f I :\ - Vt .\I seen a lot of conversations in Bible teaches that It is apa situatlonsllkethls. The heart is oxded unto men once to die, 44. 111U1.UY more umder owaru but after this the judgment (Hebrews 9:27). Therefore, and it's here. Or If I'm dealing God. I believe the conversion Is !!'(;!:\*:. there laa time whsn none of the directly with the Individual, i genuine. Conversion can . •i1\ happen in an Instant, even on a Indrsgnsaga of healing will say, "There may be work any further to prolong our In medicine left for you, or God deathbed, because of God's LONG TIME Rev. Arthur Padgett, left, pastor of Community physical existence on earth. may still intervene through mercy.) United Methodist Church of Casselberry, welcomes Death isanappolntmenteach prayer, but lnmy own splrftl Ipeifly fed de 92-year-old Alfred Cook of Lake Kathryn Apartofuaisgolngtokeep.Weareall sense your homegoing. And I perfect time to give awit'lesaof ments, who joined the church by transfer of letter. A going to die. want to pray with you in very our faith. It Isn't, easy. Nothing ' Methodist for 80 years, Cook moved to Casselberry I ask permission of the loved special way." Then I offer to of value is ever easy. The one In June from Cape Cod, Mass. In his younger years, one or loved ones to be frank pray that the person will the dying and the loved ones so he attended Epworth Chapel In Nottingham, about the person's condition, to without pain, without fear and deeply touched are In a special England, where he lived, and remembers Wesleyan IoU him thereto a death time anzidy,andthat Owe P0hItb0 to Living Methodist Church In London founded by John shine through - and He will. Wesley, Methodism's founder and Wesley's house, When my time comes I want be fore It was renovat ed . to bedesltwithtnthemost frank manner, and I believe others do too. In fact, most of tie sle I have counseled Week wlthtellmethey are gratefulto know what the real situation is. Christian fragmentation, acAt the same time, however, the ecumenical, Interfaith Evangelid Hugh F. Pyle of I believe that death holds no cording to the Rev. DeWitt I. there Is an increasing aware- effort aimed at bringin ll Panama City wi conduct a g about terror for any believer who Miller of the Church of the ness among church leaders that church unity, the bloom revival crusade at Victory Is off knows that after death he will Brethren, "Is a denial of the the achievement of unity will be the rose. BaptIst Qurdi Hider Avinas . be with our Lord (2 Corin. purpose of God and undercuts a long and painf ul process. U ' . The high hopes that greeted thlnane 5:9). he Apostle Paul the church's witness" in and to with services at 9:45 and 11 rty", such significant Innovations as a.m. andl:IQp.m. and U 7p.m. ...__-. - , : said, "We know that II our the world. It Is with the realization that the Vatican Council II and the earthly house of this tabernacle Miller's obeervation 1$ In. the process will be long that 10-church effort at organic each day through Thaidsy, __ were dissolved, we have a creasingly commonplace RomanCatholicandProteatant unity known as the Consultation Jan. 21. With a doctor of building of God, an house not among more and more churches this week (Jan. 18-Z) on Church Union have Ivlalt r.s ''j been made with hands, eternal In the Christians who see the disunity mark the 72nd annual Week of replaced by the more pragmatTrill. College, Dr. Pyle han heavens" (2 Codnthlans 5:1). o( thechurthasascandal, Ofl lbS 00 751(5 prSSChll( OsMN Prayer for Christian Unity. Icreallzatlon that unity is a long iriencsIntba pedwdeand For most of those engaged in way off. ._ AI!iL 1111 a,iilidle umk. Rep _seed d the Central __ ft a of Panama City fer U d -'• ' • Is ' niL) 'I 1'! ' - + Revival Crusade $f At Victory Baptist _____ - Of Prayer For Unity _ SENKARIK GLASS Downtown Sanford Don Knight& Staff . '. + ___ PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE - Kent Van dervort, OMS International missionary to Haiti, will speak Sunday at the 7:30 am. Methodist Men's Fellowship brealdast at Community United Methodist Church of Cauelberry. STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff . HARRELLIBEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff BIBLE STORE CENTER Mission Speaker J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes ._.._ THE McKIBBIN AGENCY insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Empioyes . '. Rev. Andrew Krumbhaar will speak Wednesday to the Order of St. Luke at 7:45 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church, 151 W. Church St., Longwood. His topic will be "Silence Within" and there will be a film shown on •'The Healing Power of Prayer" directed by Father Francis McNutt o(. the Roman Catholic. Communion. Rector of Christ Episcopal since 1977, Kruinbhaar has been active in the healing ministry and counseling. He was formerly assistant rector of Church of the Good Shepherd, Maitland. The meeting Is open to the public and a social hour will follow. THE LAKE MARY UNITID PRESSYTI MOAN CHURCH Wilber Ave.. Late Mary Rev. A.F.SllilSS Mialiler Sadly Clink Icleel 5:11a.m. 11:11a.m. . llarisgDraw 1:11p.m. Nursery Prow" fevaN lsrvtsss - pww MOOMW neither bitter enemies, By VIRGINIA BORTIN up Mt. Gerizim to a Roman in the other's land. + welcome When Jesus talked with the temple. .. passed had years ....... Some 150 Samaritan woman at Jacob's Although the archaeologists . when Jesus, traveling through Well, reports the Gospel of could see neither stairway nor . Samaria, encountered this John, she pointed to Mt. temple, tradition held that the . hostility as he, a Jew, asked the Gerizim rising above them. stairway had 1,500 steps. woman for water. Samaritan Then she remarked sadly, "Our Roman Emperor Hadrian was + . .. Hyrcanus died in 105 B.C. fathers worshipped on this said to have constructed a Two years before his death, he mountain." shrine to the god Zeus Hypoistos . q -. ordered his sons back to ft.++ At the mountain's swninit, on the slopes of the mountain ill .' . ., . Samaria to obliterate all that èuN. .. they were able to see ruins of a the second century. -" remained of Shechem, which he Samaritan temple destroyed Subsequent work by the - ". ed had ravag 20 years earlier. l50 yearsbdoreby Jewish High archaeologists uncovered t he + ... . . Ironically, the mystical Pried John Hyrcanus I. Roman temple and stairway. . . ... . . + .., + ' Hyrcanus Is said to have However,acenturyafterJesus' But further excavation . . '-.,ei,, . .. become co nvinc ed in his last lI death, these sacred ruins were revealed somet hing even more + . days that the Samaritan completely hidden from view interesting: a second structure ,... .... • . .... t' religious claims were true. by a Roman sanctuary built lying beneath the Zeus temple's f.L Seeking penance, the Jewish ' . , over them. ruins . .0 . . . :• . , leader se nt gif ts and sacrifices Recently, Dr. Robert J. Bull The earlier structure conto the ruined nation. of Drew University, excavating aiMed of a huge half-cube, 65 MT. GERIZIM - SITE OF SAMARITAN HOLY PLACE Yet, many years later, as On Roman temple atop Mt. feet on a side and 32 feet high, they stood together at Jacob's Gerlzlm, discovered remains of surrounded by walls 4½ feet legitimate heirs to the religion servances, Including a strange service of sacrifice would be Well, Jesus and the Samaritan the Samaritan tabernacle lost thick. The half-cube, con- of Moses and Abraham. They Passover ceremony that in- restored there. woman could still view the for 1,100 years. structed of roughly chiseled considered their temple the volved smearing children's it never was. Archaeological results of Hyrcanus's brutal Jacob's Well is today a stones laid without cement, was only true sanctuary of the faith, faces with sacrificial blood, evidence shows the sanctuary destruction. Now, these ruins historical Iancknark. Therefore, placed at the center of a The Samaritans were believed God still dwelt lay in ruins for 250 years, until have again come to light, by using surveyors' in- courtyard formed by the walls, powerful rivals of the Jews, onThey for the Romans built their temple proven by 20th century Mt GerIzlin and longed strusnents and mathematical Pieces of pottery discovered who believed their own temple the restoration over it. technology to be the very ones of their former calculations, Bull was We to In the foundation of one wall at Jerusalem to be supreme. holy place. For a long time after the Jesus knew. They are a 'We weep over the determine that Jesus and the dated from the third century Mt. Gerizim's holy place by Hyrcanus, poignant reminder of a long-ago had tabernacle" they said destruction woman, standing beside the B.C. The pottery's age, as well been in use for two centuries the en the full Samaritans and Jews were ruggle st over faith. awaltlnil time wh 'w weli that day, couidlndeed have as the location and design of the when John Hyrcanus I, high looked up to the mountain and half-cube, led Bull to conclude priest in Jerusalem and no what was left of the that the earlier structure was supreme leader of Judea, swore I Samaritan sacrificial altar. what remained of the lost to destroy it. Hyrcanus was one I 11 + Mt. GerlzIzn, a sprawling Samaritan altar. of the greatest Jewish rulers, . miles of five tall peaks, rises Roman engineers had used it reputed to possess the gift of near the ruined city of as the foundation of their prophecy. ii Shethem, ancient capital of sanctuary to Zeus. By filling in In 127 B.C., he set put toward Samaria, located north of the courtyard with thousands of Samaria on his holy mission. . ç Jerusalem on the wed bank of tons of rubble to the altar's Savagely, he pillaged Shechem, ,, _._' .-. 1 the Jordan River. At the height and then cementing over destroying not only the city i .. . . ______ . All summit of one of its peaks lies a the top, they made a giant the mountain temple and its ' .. r small, bare mound, platform on which the Zeus altar. ,. ,. • During the l96O's,Bull and hls temple reed. Even in defeat, the .. colleagues began Working at What of the people who had Samaritans stubbornly held ..... .' S'...: .. We spot. Coins minted In the built the original sanctuary? onto their traditions. At another . .r second century A.D. showed The ancient Samaritans spot on the mountain, they second . . % . . ,I I ) then that a stairway once led regarded themselves as the cont in ued their religious ob.. '..• ... 11:11a.m. TussdsyaslWl Cocynd 1919 keels Mvsikesn Ss. suaiw9. Vvrsa 1'gi.'ee .0.d by TIe Muces SNe 1y 7:11p.m. ainle. Plum ra,*..ai, at a7:30 p.m. concert at Lake Mary Baptist Mission on Lakeview Ave., Lake Mary. A nursery will be provided. ievpL. lrymi. PeMel no MIT1SOSIST NURCN ____ = dMW Rev. Sardeer Peeler Clurislatesl 5:35a.m. You'll begin to know that Power when you enter the door of your church. 5:31a.m. ll:.11a.m. 11:11a.m. Svmley$ckesl +tiniversity will give a testimony in song Sunday Mirala,_WerMe p SKACI UNITED Smiles YsitMaalla, Tusy Sills S1Wy PrI,W Sing Barbara Jabn,. .váke tuloM at Stoloon ..... Methodist The Power of God is all around us. . . evident in every wonder of creation. Yet only when we seek that Power as the motivating force in our life, do we begin to sense its nearness, its soul-stirring effect. Then that vast, mysterious Power becomes . . suddenly warm and very personal. . 1:12-26 CONSRIGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH YOU CAN PUATUNI - Geysers have been spouting for centuries, periodically relieving the pent-up pressures from hot subterranean cprins. For some people letting off steam at regular intervals is now a way of life. Only when man developed the steam engine did he begin to understand what geysers were all about. Are there other secrets of Life and the Universe which we'll comprehend only when we start seriously to work with them? Acts Congregational 1e510., Stetson Student To COVENANT FOISIYTIUIAN CHURCH Rev.JMMJ.Kpet posteramdNerse ry 5s11a.m. poster leMaySckeel kslsy$ckee 11:11a.m. 5:41a.m. WWI1IP Services 5:311 11:11a.m. We malaai. a cIrlsts Sckesl Kisderganle. Ilres 11011 made PIll? PIINY?IRtA OSUNCH Gel Ave. $ NW. Church Of Christ Cho Presbyterian "INSIST rmvmod 1:11 p.m. 7:15p.m. I,a.gelisltc Services Wed. Prayer a Ilsie Italy Well Religious Strife Not New To West Bank Rev. Kirtley Conducts Pails, 1:11111 am. Church Of God FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OPCNRIST I 01 S. $sword Ave. Faster 5:41a.m. 11:11 am. 5:31 p.m. 1:35p.m. Viewed From Jacob's METHODIST CHURCH Christian Des Shockley Friday, Jail. 19, 1179.-7A - Briefly 7M&llIiTkuriday Family NII Supper lrdSuadey COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Cavalry Club Rest Lake Mary - FIRST UNITED UMYF MeWS PviyIr Breakfast Baptist Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I .* * 5:41a.m. 11110m. 1:11p.m. Merala, Worship RELIGION Prayer levy. 7:35 p.m First Wednesday PeIIewslWp Supper 6:31p.. The Church... Assembly Of God E . . Wednesday JId Prover Service COMMUNITY UNITED MITHOCIST CHURCH Hwy. 11.51 at Pimy Rile RI. Cusiterry Nov. ArlIm Padyett Faster Assoc. Pester Nov. Walter Reid 5:31$IIa.m. More" worship Ckvrckkkeel Services wiTh d15515 for all ages Fellowship Celfee kitwatO services UMYP 1:35pm: lvesffigWersklp 7:11p.m. Wed. SINe $tudy & DsBsry Unitod mew" W=1181111 will mist + wIn(ss: Martha, S:30 aa., Jan. 33 In thu psd; her, 1:30 pa. hem. of Mabel JIIien 2 Ails Mob; Mary, 1:I0pm., him. of I + Rum klsy, ill Forest Laas, HICIIaM C.iry + + + -_ + + + + + vv an J[II __ Is Seminar Topic foesder and president of Paa Qty an WhshsrIpndInl$72In eater er- r'- . the Lrh bed 1599 members and the pivds OsWo Irhiel had M DR. HUGH PYLE on* lllldidiats. Dr. Pyle Is the setPr of 10 people. Dr. Pyle has spoken to beohe and leehids with ethers many of the '°tlon's biding In the m of his (idim colleges lid Bib. IneInheeeIndswhlbsh. &biula., as will As In seCular mssn* - fy ass. as InstitutIons. His dramatlsid hN friiy Ins a__pake asie derles for childoes and wbow In airmen Ms teen po ms°s (1 iiatidst aid b. meuspos Good Hp CosW serbs) appear Is iitli.ilI sermes help to swell tho crowds and Utrsct people to the crisdes. 111161111011111011. leans of Dr. Pyle's 14In ederleg ngolIs, hews his wdM rpiw Dr. Pyle was a popular radio with a kur of spt*trri4ysemInhishome PS,1IsU_ke I. tess aid lI p1 radio week s,,t,.l iibige. he {-dutll In Ms med. H. Is s ?.Là Co milder of on M dI 16 .ssdfr..my upike bst U In a Me- sieved beth an hid pider d ceselal .l"1VJ7 to 75S Coo" evj."" ______ _____ - r*I__d Two ministers and a funeral director will lead the 'Coping with Grief'sominu for clergy Seminole County Mental Health Cesder fIeldworker for coosuitatlon and education, and dated for lento3pmTuseday. grief counselor for the Center. (Jw.)kithsa151itoriumM He is a certified pastoral Suishlol. Memorial He1t&. counselor of the American Rev. J. Paul Rowe, an Or- Association of Clinical Pastoral dslnsd ,v*l4or In the United Education and a senior grief Methodist Church, Yost cuiiulor for "Contact . VITØd1 Coaferouce, and Rev. MIitIdry" In Wed Virginia. Fr.ddl. Smith, pastor of Th. P.M. &nhtI, who has a will varied b.ckgrosmd In cow Cidral Baptist Chw load the morning sessions ailing the grW*Ickui, Is a which will esplors the many V111111111110 of Brewton.PstInr grief. BIPM College and Louisiana The afternoon workshop, Rqid College. 5poau by thehievltalad "MInI ths Been. Ran Come" wID be directed by Rlcheed 0 the $nk, (edy VM Baldwin, Jr., owner and øosW' Cider, the r will dirider of BaldwIn Faseral '* 1' the vailm grid exHssea aid AU Psithe psrbsc.s the minister en Mumidal Perk In C'ry. coders and the dyeunbs Rowe, a former hospital Invoked In the grief work chaplain. Is carr.stly a ___ ______ ____ ______ ___ ___ "'' ..-a.::_ £-- - - -- - _ - - _L. --_ .......J_ ._ _._ -_-..& , $' .. ....A. . . . .- . - .. ... - - ..........- + -.... .. - +_ .•---.•....•.. --•- __ ................ . ++ ++ . .. .. ,.. .................• , - �.,•,, .... _,..,... ... . ... . • Friday, Jan. 19,197"A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS Grossman, Bleier Steeler Keys ? Friday, Jan. to, im $A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. IN BRIEF Call Goes Out For Senior League Signu ps Registration for the 1979 baseball season in Sanford is now open, and Interested players ages 8 to 17 may register at the Sanford Recreation Department office at the Civic Center. The Sanford Youth Baseball Association, Inc., which will operate the baseball program in Sanford this year, is especially interested in registering participants for the senior league for ages 15 to 17. The senior league was dropped last year, but the association plans to revive it if enough players register to participate in the league, which would start playing after the high school baseball season ends. Players may begin registering for all I Yanks Next For Carew? .~&,-:,.- I- .I... . . Anyone interested In being a coach, umpire leagues; however, If the player was on a team I ~-' - ~,.,,Ili . I .,..f. -.,'I ., .; .. , , 4L . ft: . I . I I 1 4 '' HOUSTON (UP!) -Bruce Clark once was a 240-pound high school pole vaulter with aspirations of being a famous Penn State linebacker like Jack Ham, now an all-pro with the Pittsburgh Steelers. or scorekeeper during the 1979 baseball season should also contact the recreation department. The association Is planning a Feb. 27 rally at the Civic Center to register players and introduce the association to parents and others interested In the baseball program. leagues and Is expected tobe$5to$6. Haynes To Penn State Tackle last year and remains In the same league this year, he does not have to register again. association president. We would like to have four teams playing 12 games apiece, but we must have at least 60 players to do that," said Taylor. Participants will be required to pay a player fee to cover the cost of their baseball cap and insurance. The fee will be charged for all "The senior league is the last league to get started, but since the program was dropped last year, we need to find out as soon as possible if there are enough people interested In playing in the league to justify the expense of restarting it," said Gary Taylor, Lombardi Award Given Instead e became an AllAmerica defensive tackle andwalked off with the 1979 Lombardi Award as the nation's best collegiate lineman. At Thursday night's banquet Clark, a twoyear starter for Joe Paterno's Nittany Lions, the first Penn State player and the second player from the East to win the award as well as the only junior honored. The other finalists were Clark's teammate, junior defensive tackle Matt Millen, Oklahoma guard Greg Roberts and UCLA linebacker Jerry Robin- : I. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - m. Earlier, It was repertad the: C hnha3f Angels wei dangling Chalk, . of the battle to obtain Rod outfielder Ken Landmuz and . Carew, but hope of wüming the either Ken Brett er Dyer Miller W , second half was fading ftfOrCareW. today after the Minnesota The Twins want Carney , Twins balked at the Angela' igod, the third baseman. 1k.; trade offer and the New York Angels' yj president • • • Yankees hemaa large Heneral Manager Banta' wi" picture. re, Bavasi has labeled "wdoucha-. . . Carew, the seven-time lAe." American League batting Currently the Angels are the damp, agreed to tern with teem with permission from •. theAngelaThur.dayfollowlng the Twins to deal with Cam.: . two days of Intense ne gotiations. Carew has said But Griffith has premised the . the Angels A his No. icholce Yankees u there Is no trade. But sources said Minnesota's with the Angels by this • .:.. • weekend, the Yankees would much t•' forthoAngela,wdTw1ns' receiveforiapproval. owner Calvin Griffith Is cling- Yankee owner George S . hig desperately to the 33-year- Stelnbranner said Thursday the Twins would be foolish not to Cheryl Klein takes a moment to give final Instructions to her Seminole 111gb girls old first baseman. basketball team before Thursday's 60.49 vIctory over Daytona Seabreeze. AliceUPI learned the Angels' deal with hiriL Ani.1s afterBennett and Dawn Berguson were the big guns for the Seminoles, now 540, or Dave Chalk and Brad big Mimeota Is garbage" he scoring 26 and 25 points, respectively. Seminole Is hoipe Monday night at 8 Havens, a 19-year-old left- said. "Unless they Improve tl*t agalnstLeesburg. bander who pitched for Quad offer Calvin would be silly to , Qtlesef the Midwest League. accept it." The Yankees have offered the Twins first baseman ___ Chris Choomile. I$116 WNW, $srIsi hero Brian Doyle, ceder fielder. Juan Beniquex, pitcher Dick 1ow and $400,000. Carew had said he would: . Scott Clark stepped on the big iron bird mursday afternoon, and he was painfully aware of how many will-wishers he left behind ' Clark, Casselberry's own Golden Boy, gets the chance of a lifetime Jan. 29 when he fights Pipino Cuevas for the welterweight championship of the world. HeflewtoLoeAngelesajongwjthhjsdad,JIm, and trainer Dominick Polo for the final stages of training. it's mostly timing at this point," said Clark before leaving. '11 I'm not ready after all my traInlng,Iwillneverbe." Clark figures to pick up a paycheck for $25,000 or more, even if he loses. Defending champion Cuevas will earn more, considerably more. That's the way the fight game is played. Clark figures If he can win, his future Is set financially, and he won't have to depend on once-amonth fight checks to pay the rent. • . -: - : - , I ... ( 4 •. . . • ffi4INOLE GIRLS WIN 'l hate tocome right out and sayIthlnkl'mgog W win, but I really do think I will," said Clark. "I have some th1n5 going for me that he doesn't. 1 especially like the Idea of going 15 rounds. I don't think he has ever been past seven." The bad news for the folks back home Is that the Monday night fight will not be shown on closed c'ircuit TV at the Orlando Sports Stadium. Owner never play In New York Ac t%wn't '.orb ut details, so fans will referring to the enviroomeit as, 51,8eL. £ £ .. By ((nfted Press fE(efua,s,j .1C1A Oacli Gay, 'a zoo." But Thursday he said to be content reading accounts o.the fight Fred Snowden's record as ham. "They played an excep. he would be willing to talk tothe: In the newspaper and seeing a delayed broadcast Of) head basketball coach at tional game. It was an excelled Yankees. TV the following Saturday afternoon. AFIZOI.I an enviable one - spectator's game and that "I an agreeable to talking to II Spanish £ V, 12646 In Just over six seasons, proves this La a very balanced ISle promoterr .-1 i flike owns severw the Yankees" he said. "U you conferen " But ft is a yew ce 113 $ ew or m 0- and lad night's win over UCLA Larry Demlc, the only set your mind to It you can and plans to feed the fight live Into those a reas. In was one of the biggest victories Wildcat senior, led the Arizona adjat to anything. It's Jed that; Mlarni, the station is Channel 23, well out of range yet forthenian theycafl"The attack with 20 points while Anaheim Is my first choice and, this Is where I want to play." from Seminole County. Fox." Nehis added 19 and soph it Is Possible the Twins will: In addition, office secretary Barbara Ashlock is 'n watL which used in Russell Brown 1$ Greenwood and iw'tiaminonnitieach hang on to Carew until his: currentlycollectingalistofflghtfanswhowantto he in the Western Athletic f Briá s, who fel1 to 114 contract expires at the and of fly to LA and see the fight. She has reservations Conference, are now in the' overall and 4-2 In the conferen ___ Eut u. upcoming made for 75 seats on an airliner, and the cost to fans PAC-10 and It's a whole ce. Ningo as afreeageitwWi no bailgame. The competition IS Is $400 each. Involving Top ___ much differ and Snowden must 10In others, games No. 1 Notre Dome I don't know if we will use all 75, but there are a now build his team accordingly, defeated San Francisco, 6919, lot of fans planning on going." Start wdhe'swellonhlawaywltha No.2flllnolstopped Wisconsin, Clark is an extremely bright young man, and even good young team. 91-74, No.6 Indiana State bested Uwe sometimes fickle fans at the Sports Stadium PHOENIX Arli. (UP!) ,,It was a great win for the Wichita State, 9444, No.1 Looking over the course shouldn't tie It up." entire program ," Snowden; Michigan State trounced With more rain forecast for Thiasday aiter a long pot are pulling for him. ee were psilode of dear. Indiana $161, No. 7 Loiavlfls today, there is a good chance s.sal, he said, "We've played big Th said after sophomore j Thursday, and even .oi Chance-of-a-lifetime is singular. Smith's free throw with six b.atQnchmati,62-fl,andNo.9 the UUNThosliz inurstcenditloI*than this,so sunshine, and In between That's why Scott plans to make the most of his se the Duke bested Wake Forest, Ii' Open may be delayed again. I see no reMan why we rainfalls players worked on the opportunity. Flooded fairways forced No. 4 Bruin a 7019 defeat. 69. QIflCIMI to call oft oth In games Involving er top toirnamed ___ rings and practice " Our players refused to loss the Incasemissed it department: simm showed great teams, Ohio State shaded Mac McLpi4, Be CnnLyman finished second in the Five-Star Con-- game. Smith an that winning free MlimMata,$110,Tampk edged and they may l*ve to do the aba,, Bruce UStIks and Bobby ference wrestling tourney last weekend, and next Bucknell, 7049, Georgetown am today. waIim gaged in a biggie on the Greyhound mats will be Feb. 9-10 In Middi. toppled For(llan, 7146, and Should that happen, the _ __ . _ .rimeds-1 game for mom thm UM A?laona, now 94 district action. Seabreeze won the conference title, overall and southern California trb'uned tournament will be extended extended Crooms High School's hours. The OS Call in conference play, tied the Arizona State, $119. the e weekend of basketball upwill Tucsday. If a third ày Is bNketball tiSfll chalked with Spruce Creek third and Lake Howell fourth. 34 gene at lIon Junior Joe NSIIIs' syndicates Cr ekias with ch coming in Seminole Youth Griando Woclridge scored 11 last - and that Is a poulbWty 19th victory In 1$ darts t(tig on his own ahihity to OoiSr hhI 'inin1' points and Noire Den. held - they 1U play only 14 holes Thursday nlgba, downing tj After the district activity will be the regional the -- PIdtS at 'atlas 1atday's games following week also at Lyman. Lyman will also host The Cats got the ball back with 11W center Bill Cartwrlgt* to and call It a ieeE. They aiso Ovl.do by a 61.26 soon. could play ealy26hoINandpay the state mat meet, giving the 'Hounds five tour- 1:34 left and Smith was fouled nine polids to pace the Irish. ovuo HemlItwi 7.1.15; the frare& iiis team idJi Mark "'s 15 poInts le d oft accordiy. by David Gre en wood on , It's a fine way to win mossy an .3.4; MCCI* namenta for the season. Doyteis 1ssch four Illinois players in doa Televiaton ((8) already Is $11; *1W get _In i attempted layvp. i'.' ad_ et P at ledsid (kt4e Bigh at Cantey 041, Saicsrls.l.lg Tesland Added to the list of baseball signupu is Semoran figures to key thus flitli's Big PteI to these days of ,, .,,. ,, ,..i, Pultflau1ii,4&iM,mmrs p.s,) 1ae at BuSy Bill (7' W5 FObI1IY -- SM1.k, taile ., I. s,&s 11am the.. tu of ran In the FlonylshLatNSatwdaY between 9 and noon at Ari101*5 ll Y"said AU-America Larry Bird and MaSày - ad SIN will "" prIvIOS bias, the griss it Bredley C*OOM$t IwtIerl4l, Heevl (7 p.m. at Mihess), I scored 31 psiata to had atelevIN Tasday It the ties..,, ,, Mon 1.l. Paola slgntçs are Saturday at Wilson Elementary beaten Ifldlaaa Stat, over mast gels far Summers 2.3.13 PvIniIi 1.1.3; geld anpa. at 11 am. Wichita State In a Misse1 (Xcsu,.,srysscunnset. 511511 341;_IØiSIea *" = ~ rw ysaukdac. ,144, sase 143; JssssS. 9 q CiofCriflce ad With the tW . Is Hs lases tice yea in Seminole Pony Baseball Is having Its signups "W hew to lbs bell 141; Orsy 147; . ft Earvin Joaroq, soured 22 huØg play cnn get adsr way ,, JIW v. usa. out 3.4 if water. again this weekend, and chances are some IX) Thin Will be fo ica will be playing t* soltball r Yvi*on ovwcwAo serbs foul trooble poadhieb.comiataiatehoa 811 aiiiiiia Millie Town Wore the summer over, Folks Thauday, "''eeI lakes si • I-'--lu JY ti csets. As NbIdy.IIX the m* Indian. water dill delhI mayfair' Must-see data for sports fans In the ares are It vi he Tongs. ad f niiii i MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - SOme Siçsr Florida PGA tour stopovers In Sanford next week on number IheiIdIJ in the first Denvell GI4th scored 22 ways us lbs Phoenla Co i-t--i. ,.,uS, road of the Bamoit Dusk Opus pokds ad fra Sade QeE osu. Bowl fates wit. routed osto( their Amer1can bsys from Wednesday, Thursday and Friday; and In DSltms at icE SsbsI Palm. McRay aIded 22 to power "Were bipstli," Is all Qyds hotel rooms Thnday night as a smel pr plsy JY Feb. 9-11. 16 Mayf Open and Deltona Open are 1:11 ad That the kng score In Loulsetlis ped (RatI In a Mesgam, A deØy +""Jsl3q fl fifed corrldor$ with smoke. But the it &IL twoclthemorepopularstopsonthetour. the fiM if two roeside with Ikiro Colihiace goma. Itur, y4 y,. , wd - - A mw Mary Horenatsis, Jeanne Kenny Dssxd ucsnd 21 (cs play bqin. it vi Zarre, Manslo, Echive and Zats WOb the tots' hiker and Diets L1#h inch points and Jim Spaurkel ale adMit tului vim notInjuriss. top at .is gWs Mo 4p for low Th ne v" fire .nçt.d at the bottom ISMOb sheetIgalItosharetheA added IS t , Di. lI '. WNW ps 1P thebsU of lum Jai'AIsI frilitolL and trash dn4s is the basement P1 lead. 1'w14r Caed Cifeesce win up, donned aay' (I$ the '1 ?aU.._am. as Mth,U.'t JssNewpestlishetaNto ovsrWake Fired. 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UCLAns _ Rain Puts Major Cramp On Phoenix Open c'm SYSA Teams Crooms Tops Oviedo Five __ ___ I __ Busy ___ ___ ____ _______ _____ ______ ____ -a ____ __ __ ___ ___ ___ 96 Leadin Gals ____ Sabot Srnok. Scar•a Hot.l ___ • __ z ___ ___ - ___ ____ __ __ _ ___ __ - , ___ __ . . ______ , -- - Clark appeared stunned when his name was announced as the winner and slowly walked to address the audience. j Clark Off On Wing, Prayer son. "I wasn't Ihinking about It (winning) at all," he said. "I was thinking Matt or Jerry or Greg. I was really happy to be up there and see one of them win It. "Emotional? I'm not used to this. I'm really a shy person. It shocked me. It did a number on me." Clark, 6-2, 268pounds, was voted the awa rd by 98 collegiate head coaches, sports writers and sportscasters. Yeager Signs with LA LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Los Angeles Dodgers Thursday announced they have signed catcher Steve Yeager, a veteran of seven major league seasons who hit only .193 last year, to a four-year contract. A strained left knee and an injured rib cage hampered Yeager, 30, last season and his batting average slumped to the lowest of his career. However, he continued to perform as one of the best defensive catchers in baseball, throwing out 32 of the 70 runners who tried to steal on him. Thornton Gets New Pact CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Cleveland Indians have signed veteran first baseman Andre Thornton to a five-year, notrade contract which runs through the 1984 season. "I'm happy with the contract, and I feel comfortable in Cleveland," Thornton said after signing the pact Thursday. "It's my home now and I want to continue baseball here. The big thing in the contract was the no- trade clause." Stars Recall Leftwlnger BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UP!) - The Minnesota North Stars Thursday called up lettwinger Mike Fidler from Oklahoma City to replace Ron Zantasi who was out with the flu. Fidler, who was to join the team for the game at Colorado today night, was with the North Stars earlier in the season. 01111* Back with Rockies DENVER (UP!) - The Colorado Rockies Thursday recalled left wing Mike Gills from the Philadelphia Firebirds of the American Hockey League. He was expected to be In the Colorado lineup today when the Rockies host Minnesota. Ray Miron, general manager of the NHL team, said Gillis was assigned to Philadelphia Jan. 11 to work himself into playing condition after recovering from a knee Injury suffered Sep. fl. Broncos Ink Five Players DENVER (UP!) - The Denver Broncos Thursday announced the signing of five more free agents, including 10-year NFL veteran Joe. Phillips. In addition to Philip., who signed as a defeesive back, the Broncos also signed defensive beck Thny Swnler and three offoesive linemen: Richard Keyes a centerguard prospect, and tackles Steve McDanlels and David Hubbard. MIAMI BEACH (UP!) - put two defenders each on they'll go to Grossman." "The guy is undersized by NFL The Super &wl will not tack Pittsburgh's outstanding wide In fact, Grossman will play standar ds but he does a good for Mars. In addition to the blue receivers, Lynn Swann and Sunday because darting tight job. Our running game hasn't ones painted on each side of the John Stallworth. end Bennie Cunningham tiasan suffered and he can catch the Dallas Cowboy helmets, a large If Swann and Stallworth are injured knee. Henderson, who's ball better than Cunningham, collection of the NFL's best bottled up, Bradshaw will have grabbed most of the pre-game although he may not do as good players will participate In to look for Grossman, his tight attention with his willingness to a job running with it alterSunday's game in the Orange end, against a Dallas lineback- supply outrageous quotes, ward." Bowl. Bleier, the 10-year veteran er, probably Thomas Render- called Grossman a "midget" Ten Steelers and nine Cow- son, who must have somebody "get from Notre Dame, also was boys attained All-Pro status And if the Steelers hope to run killed or break a leg" to get a considered too slow and too this season by being named to against the Cowboys' "flex" chance to play. small to play in the NFL. But he the Pro Bowl squads of their defense, halfback Bleier must made a remarkable comeback respective conferences. But two provide blocking for fullback Grossman took Henderson's after suffering a leg wound In anal ysis with a smile. players a long way from Franco Harris, who will get Vietnam In 1969. In 1974 he "Well, things must be bad in earned a starting position as stardom Pittsburgh's Randy most of the carries. Grossman and Rocky Bleier "We'll have to double-team the AFC since I caught 37 Harris' blocking back. could figure prominently in the their wide receivers because passes and missed five games," "Blocking Is simply a matter Steelers' offensive attack anytime you get one man on the he said, of wanting to do It," Bleier said. against Dallas. great athletes they have, you're "I figure they'll double-cover "I don't worry about my role as In order to contain quarter- In trouble," Dallas strong both wide receivers and that a blocking back. I've been to back Terry Bradshaw and the safety Charlie Waters said, means they'll have to put a three Super Bowls as a blocking Steelers' potent passing attack, "But we can't overdose on linebacker on the tight end back, so why should I comthe Cowboys will be forced to double-coverage because then man-to-man," Bradshaw said, plain." -- --_ _.j_ CM1JIJMJ - - Super Statistics Dallas Pittsburgh Offense Defense Offense Defense With Dallas geared to stopping Swann and Stallworth, Total First Downs Robins on Sparks Jazz Past Pistons. 97-87 Rushing Passing Penalty Bleier also looms ' as receiving threat. In regular season, he caught 17 passes for 168 yards, Rushing a respectable 9,9 yards per Net Yards Gained Rushes catch average. In two playoff games, he has four receptions Average per Rush for 42 yards, a 10.5 yard Passing 28 Pacific Division. "We passed the ball better and hit the open man very well," MacLeod said of the Suns' second half play. "The game followed the pattern of our first game here slow first half, strong second half." Detroit got 19 points each ByUalted Press International Schoenfeld hit for Buffalo. from Carr and Lanier with Billy Inglis wasn't all that In the only other NHL game, KevinPorter notching 13 and dlsappolnt.d with the last- thsBoston8nslns,pLiylngwhat rookie Terry Tyler adding 12. surrendered their coach called "the mod at PhIladaiphia last night, but, important game of the year," after all, two polidi ARE better broke a three-game losing than one. st reak by holding St. Louis to 13 "I hated to see a goal like that shots in a 4.0 victory. In the last minute as well as in "This is the most Important the lastl4aeconds," the Buffaio game of the year as far asI'm coach said, after Mel concerned," Don Cherry said. NHL Standings Brldgman'a goal at 19:46 of the "I had a meeting with them Campbell Conference third period had given the before the game. I told them to Patrick Division Flyers a 44 tie. "You have to keep the shots against down and W I. T Ph. slander q 4 q V give the Flyers credit. They batten down the hatches,'rhat's NY NY Rangers 26 14 4 56 were lucky. But Philadelphia's our kind of hockey." Ptl.d.lphia n is 9 S3 always noted for playing 60 23 l$ 4 50 Bobby Schmautz scored his Atlanta Smyth* Division minutes. 1b goal and assisted on two I. I Pts. "We moved the puck well and Others and Gerry Cheevers Chicago played well enough to win, chalked up the 22nd sh Shutout of 16 23 S 37 his career in helping the Bruins Vancouver Overall, it was one of ph. Louis 9 31 725 to a 20-point lead over both Coionado genes." 9 31 6 24 Wales Conference Buffalo and Toronto In ft Derek Smith's goal at 7:30 f Morris Division W I. T the final period had given Adams Division. Montreal 20 9 6 66 Buffalo a 4-3 lead, but Pittsburgh 19 II S 46 Bridgman then scored à ii 44 Los Angeles 19 20 6 Weshi on 31 13 36 7 goal if the season on a pass Detroit 9 2313 31 from Bob Dailey. Dailey had Adams Division Last Ditch Shot Keys Flyers Tie 15 28 31 34 17 ' 7 14 24 27 Houston Kansas City 20 1 New Orleans it Los Angeles 14 10 24 13 Circinni,,li at San Francisco at Houston Baltimore at Denver 6 7 - Atlanta A CleVeldlld 35 21 -- 24 7 3 13 17 - 356 195 316 133 149 34 1721 477 4.5 3.6 265 106 119 40 2297 1774 641 513 3.6 3.5 3405 2730 2961 2755 33/229 58/442 25/262 44/361 3176 2288 2699 2394 - .,t ClIlcilirhitI 3 Clev'l,irirt 01 9 it New York Jets 17 232 83 128 21 625 - - 342 146 167 29 2783 Total Yards Gained have average. PONTIAC, Mich. (UP!) punch," Suns' Coach John the job and we don't Tackled/Yards Lost Net Yards Gained Truck Robinson, acquired by MacLeod said of Robinson. "All them," Vitale said. "I'm not DALLAS COWBOYS (12.4) Passes Attempted Phoenix from New Orleans last this team needed was an Inside talking about the shots not Passes Competed Baltimore 38 0 Friday, is already paying big man -at6-7,235 pounds he goingdown - I'mtalklng about 34at Completion Percentage New York Giants 24 dividends, gives us that strength inside." the lack of enthusiasm and 14 Had Intercepted at Los Angeles 27 Robinson scored 20 points and St. Louis 21 12 Davis agreed with MacL.eod's interest on the floor." Combined Net Yards at Washington 9 grabbed. a game-hIgh 13 re. assessment of Robinson's "It was just great to get ttu. 24 Ne,v York Giants 3 Ball Control Plays bounds Thursday night as value, first win," Robinson said. "It's 24 at St. Louis 01 21 Average per Play Phoenix snapped a four-game "With him here, I can con- fun playing with these guys. I 14 Philadelphia 7 Minnesota 21 losing streak by defeating the centrate on my defense and not get open and they get me the 10 Interceptions By at Miami 16 23 Yards Returned Pistons, 9747, In the only NBA worry about scoring as much," ball. I'm working harder here, 42 at Gfeeii flay 14 Returned for TD game scheduled. he said. "He takes the pressure getting shorter playing time, 27 Ness Orleans 7 Punts Washington Walter Davis added 26 points off Alvan Adams and me." 10 but still getting the same 37 Average Distance New England 17 10 and Paul Westphal chipped In "They really took us to the performance." at Philadelphia 31 13 with 23 as Detroit's season cleaners the last 12 minutes," Punt Returns The Sims outscored Detroit, 30 at New York Jets 7 Average Return mark fell to 14-31, leaving the said Detroit Coach Dick Vitale 26-16, in the third quarter with Returned for 10 384 208 Pistons In fifth place In the of the trio of Davis, Westphal Robinson scoring eight, then Central Division of the Eastern and Robinson. "They actually opened a lead of as many as 14 PITTSBURGH STEELERS (14.2) Kickoff Returns Average Return Cortference, one game ahead of put onacllnic, dominating us." points In the final period u Returned fur IL) 28 it hutfalo 17 last-place New Orleans. "You have to be able to bring raising their record to 27.19, 21 10 Fumbles "He gives us more inside guys ln off the bench that can do good for third place in the Own Fumbles Lust Penalties Yardage 251 432 202 380 212 55.9 17 46.8 23 442 221 558 22 50.0 27 5959 4009 49 96 4168 1101 1036 4.8 999 4.2 449 5.4 23 316 0 967 4.1 17 27 176 1 Returns 0 0 108 39.4 66 40.0 82 39.4 63 8.0 40 1.8 58 7 8 0 0 0 6.3 47 73 19.1 0 23.4 0 43 23.7 1 36 27 18 35 13 17 21 96 816 95 783 109 '48 109 987 .18 25 46 22 25 16 28 22 13 11 39.9 1 Extra Poiiils Field Goals 46 Field Goals Attempted Safeties 26 16 Total Points 212 77 Scoring 1ouch10ns Rushing Passing 22 289 1 384 38 0 60 22.3 0 33 II 10 2 1 23 ii 44 22 26 1 21 14 12 1 26 0 356 208 0 195 minute tie his club M SCOREBOARD Hockey ' Liberty grsbbedthepucklnascramble In fred of Sabies' goalie Rolls On Edwarda. liberty Christian if Sanford 'Brman's goal was not a came up with a 31.27 victory bad goal," said Edwards. "He over Deltona Quistlan Thuronly had aiut sIx inches to aday despite the absence of Mar make It from an angle. I didn't center Kevin Waters, who,out with the flu. gut a good view of the shot Waters Is expected back In because (Bobby) Qarkes legs the lineup today when Liberty were u the wifftains Orange C3ulstlan of "I had the puck In the car. Orlando. tier," said BrIsman. "lbs DILTONA CHRISTIAN: fros*ifths goal was cloggedup Christlsn444; Conlsyl-1.9; Harvey 50 I came out an the side. I O00; Mullins 0-01; French O'Connor 10-7; Tartar 040; Geyer wasn't very far away from the 14-2. Totals 13127. net when I shot It." Do AS Dpnt sz.i ad Bob Kelly scored the other P'IlaWp1da goals while Rick Martin, Gil Perresalt and Jim LIII STY CNN l$TIANs CaId,rweod 344; Bennett 14.3; Chambers 21$; 0. Watt 7.1.11; Hoed 1-0-2; Wade 3.74; Swann 0-0.0; N. Watt 04-0, T. Watt 00-I; Hancøck 142. Totals 11.4-35. . - 39 9 Toronto ts. 5 19 19 7 AS 17 1611 45 16 22 5 37 Buffalo Minnesota Thv's Nests Buffalo 4, PhIla 1, tie Baston 4 St. Louis 0 . Friday's SInes Chicago at Atlanta Detroit roit as Washington Mirew$a at Colorado Toronto at Vancouver SImes _ - g - rru oazK•rpaii' NSA Sts:s Cesleresce AffaWIc Division W I. Pd. SB Wash 1011I18 New Jrs.y New York Boston PIlL Folds Two Franchises 2913.650- 3614.6302 21 30 .113 7½ 21 21 .467 914 14 27 .311 14½ Cestral Olvisles San Anton Houston Atlanta SAN DIEGO (UP!) - In a decision It admitted was based on ecomonics, the six-team Pacific Hockey Lingua Thursday announced has folded Ike San Francisco and Los franchises. Chevelnd Detroit New Orins - * L Pd. SB 3116.634 25104012½ 36 21 .543 1 11 26 .395 10½ 1.4 31 .311 14½ 11 33 .395 13½ *55*5 Cealsiesce Midwest DIVISION * L Pd. GB Ken City 271543$ Denver 2421.1334 MIlesuks 21 37 .431 0½ Chicago I725J$10 Indiana IS 25 .361 11½ Pacific Division * L Pd. SB Slim 1.1* On SIe.l.rs NEW YORK (UPI) - Sentiments aside, Amarillo Slim, in New York to promote his it annual Poker aaaslc at the Las Vegas Hilton Jan. 25 to Feb. to is betting agilad Dillia In the Stèr Bowl. 1 love TeZ_,r said the 1400t3, 172-potid card shark who is bill I as the werIds j'estast player. "But W1111111111-I'mbetting, Idsn'tlotaiyssntImentsgstisthsway.'hs Seattle Los An Phoenix GeNes St. Portland, Ian DIego 2711443 - 3617432 ½ 37 19.3012 32 13 AN 504 1073 .153 At 21364575½ Th lsN Phoenix 91. DeIteif V Friday'sSIass Milwsukss at Belles Cleveland it Niw York Portland it New Orleans - Washington at Chicago Denver at Indiana San Antonio at Kan City Houston at Los Angeles Saturday's Games Boston at Philadelphia indlan4 atN rn New Orleans at Atlanta Kansas City at Detroit Portland at San Antonio Seattle at Chicago Golden State at Denver Houston at Phoenix Ok. Chris 51, Bthny 77 Oral Roberts SO, Lamar 11 Ozarks 90, Ark. Coll &4 So. Ark. 75, Hendrix 67 UTEP 71, Wyoming 61 West Arizona 70, UCLA 69 .rind VV, Air .Frce Il So. Cob. $6. Wstrn 55 So. Cal. 69, An:. 65 USC 69, Arizona St. 65 Utah St. 93, Lng Bch 14 W. Mont. $0, E. Mont. sy Transactions College Basketball Thursday last Albany St. BflolS Canislus 93, Scrntn 72 Domncn 90, St. Jos SI EiscViwr 53, Nasrth $I GiOtow,i 75 Foi'dham 65 Grove Cty Ii, Geneva 66 Hobart 74, RIT 63 lana 70, St. Peter's 6$ Ithaca 77, Elmira 71 Juniata II. MessIah 53 King's 56, Ellitown 71 LIytle 60. Columbia 54 Mntttnvi 72, LIU 70 1''hnst $4, Wstmnstr 79 , ... we, , . 1)137.40. Time 31.37. Sev.nth Race,Is, . C: 3 Grand Gal 3.50 4.20 3.60 S Debbie Coriel 10.00 S50 I Cactus Debbie 3.10 0 (35) 41.50; P (35) 50.70; 1 (35. 51 316.20: Time 39.21. Eighth Race, 5.16, C: 3 Rick Agreed 5.10 4.40 3.20 6 Darkness 21.20 9.00 I RH's Queenie 1.50 0(34) 65.40; P (3-6) 145.50; 1 (36. 1) 1.221,10, Time 31.46. Ninth Sacs, 5.16. I: 1 Hard Crash 15.60 5.20 5.10 3 Texas P.s. 7.40 5.20 6 Vazuero 4.60 0(13) 13.00; P (1.3) 64.50; T 0.3. 6) 214.40. Time 31.62. Thursday Hockey Tenth Race,5-16, A: St. Louis Sent center Rick Snow Job 14.00 3.60 4.00 Stiinske on loan to Silt Lake City In $7Dirt's Ho 5.20 5.20 the Central Hockey League and 2 Michigan Ekko 6.20 recalled center Mike Zuke from that 0 (7.0) 24.40; P (7-0) 93.00; T (I-111(7.5. club. 2) $ 1.20. Time 31.33. •asksrnati Eleventhlacs, 5.16, 0: Boston - Signed guard Frankie Sanders for the remainder of the 6 Dolls Princess 12.50 4.00 3,20 Ranger -i 2 5.20 2.50 season. $ Husker Smoke 3.00 Ia$511 2) 21.40: P (5-2) 65.90: 1 (1.3. Pittsburgh Named Jack Schrom as vice president of public 5) 77.60. Time 31.94. Twelfth Race, As, 0: relations, promotions and sa les, and I Brenda A 11.60 3.60 19.00 promoted Harding Peterson from 4.40 3.10 vice president of Player p.o.0 6 HD's Gay 2 WycliU Dee Dee 3.00 executive vice president. 0(14) 31.01; P (1-6) 95.10, 1 (1-6New York Yankees Signed 2)160.00. Time 39.66. Willie Randolph to a liv..yeen A - 3.570; Handle $271,691. contract estimated in excess of a million dollars. Cleveland Signed Andre Thornton to a fiveyear, notrade - M. Harvey 101, A.B Onionta U. Oswego Plattsburgh 64, SPI 53 Potomac SS, A. Arndl 52 Sttn Is 57. T. Aquins 50 Temple 70, Bucknell 69 D.C. 56, Lincoln W. Md. 77, J. Hopkins Buffalo at Boston Chicago of NY lsindrs Phila at Montreal Atlanta at Detroit Wash at PIttsburgh NV Rngns at St. Louis Colorado at Minnesota Toronto at Los Eastern _ _ SUPER BOWL , II!, V•U Duke 51, Wake Forest 69 Fayttvill St. 110, Lvngstnl9 Fla. St. 93, Mmphis St. 56 GrvWebb 111, Wngte 91 - - - Soccer New York (NASL) Signed forward Gary Etherington, goalkeeper End Yasin and midTerry Garbift and Boris Bandov, all to ens-year contracts. Detroit (NASL) - Signed Dan ish striker Niels Guldblerg to a one. year contract. - Midwest Crffige 67, Lwrnce $7 Creightn 76, W. Tea 42 Drury 74, Evangel 71 I. Mo. 16, SW Mo. 7$ Elmhrst, SI. St. Fran 72 Eureka $I, Greonvl 54 Graceland 50, Coe 79 Ill. SI, Wisconsin 74 Ind-St. N, Wichita St. 54 Iowa $4 Purdue 46 Lakeland 1$, Marion 71 Louisvl 03. CIncI 17 Mich. St. $2 Ind. SI MIch. $3. Nrth rn 51 MlirnDuI N, St $3 Milwaukee 71, Howard 71 N. MIch. 10), W. III. 01 MIre Dine SI. Sin Fran 69 N. iowa $1, E. in. 72 Ohio St. SI, Mien. 01 Parkede U. Gin Bay U Prncpla 70, SW Teen. 51 Cmrn 53, I.Csnt. Ok. $6 Cent Ark. 70. Harding 73 Hendorion 71. Ouachita $1 Midwin V. Lub Chris Ii New Max. 94. Cob. $1.76 N.M. St. II, Drake 15 o N~ 140 _~.1 ,- Dog Racing High Pt 90, Srbr-$ctia 77 J. MadIson 107, Saps. 69 IJNC.Wlm 71 Ark.- L.R. 71 S. Fla. 71, Ga. St. 44 WashiLes $5. E. Mnnnte 54 lujI contract. SANFORD-ORLANDO THURSDAY NIGHT First lace, 5.16,0: 4 Wright Associate 7.00 1.20 4.00 S Post Lady 6 Yellow Light 7.40 7.00 4.10 0(4-1)43.01; T (1.14)647.11. Tilise 31.11. WOW Race, $-14,C, 11.10 6.00 4.20 3 Doodle Ouster 6.20 3.10 $ Fair Ruler 4 Janina 1.00 0(3-I) 17.11: P (5.3) SIll, T ($3- 4) 315.55. Time 31.11. Third lace, $16, 0: S Banlo Bill 17.00 650 6.30 4 Jay Hawk Queen 30.00 6.50 7WhatsAhead 4.30 0(4-1) 161.2$; P (5.4)117.351 (111W) 1433.55. Time 31.17. Fe* Sass, 1-IS. M. 4 Ruby Dispatch 5.10 1.20 210 3 Kadin 6.00 3.00 1 Boston Nancy 4.00 0(34) 19.11s P (1.3)44.41, T (6.34)101* Time 3340. Fifth lace, 1.16.5: 2 DG's Sticky Sue 17.20 7.50 545 4 Fulls Fun 1.00 1.00 RACING NIGHTLY 8 P.M. (Closed Sudsy) S MATINEES: Men. . Wed. . Sat. NEW MATINII Pest Time 1111 p.m. S AL.LNIW $6 Trifecta lox $43 Trifeda Wheel ALL 12 IACIS S ThWsdy Lses' Nile 1 Manatee Andrew S.. (24) 11131; P (3.4) 140.71; T (I- 4-1) W.N. Time 31.74. Sixth now, Iii, A: S MerlinC Miller 3.50 1.00 3.00 1 Drift .10 450 3.10 $ Manatee Steve 4.10 (1.7) 11.15, P (1-7) 27.31: T (1.7. N. slOths. .Ms IN Nm l?IZtrpr.sd $00 SenyNsOesIMA, II It$LIVAIIOS$-831 F' -d-L._ -.-_ _ 11 t_ -s. - . - 0 �,.p. . •• .• F- - 1OA—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Frêday, Jan. i, 1fl IN BRIEF $75,000 OK 'd For More Land Near Lake Mary High Site The Seminole County School Board has unanimously agreed to purchase 15 acres of land adjoining the new Lake Mary High School The land is being purchased from Ernest Humphr.j for a total price of $75,000 and is located on the north side of the property. It will be used to provide for future expansion for the school, which is expected to open in December 1980 at a cost of between $9 million and $11 million. New Rock Lake Boundaries Discussions are now underway at four Seminole County middle schools to draw new district boundaries for the students who will be leaving the four schools and attending the new Rock Lake Middle School. The new middle school, being built at a cost of $3,923,145, k expected to be completed by January 1980 and is designed to take students from Teague Middle School, Tuscawilla Middle School, Mllwee Middle School and South Seminole Middle School. All four school committees will meet later to iron out any differences; final boundaries will be presented to the school board in February. B ear Lake WaIk.In Freezer Bear Lake Elementary School will be receiving a new walk-in freezer thanks to unanimous vote by the Seminole County School Board to purchase the freezer for $6,811 from the company was the second lowest bid the first bid was rejected because the — A Pick-Up Truck For Crooms been purchased by the A pick-up truck school district to be used at Crooms High has Lyman Architect: More $$ + r( School Board has ' Legal Notice + Legal Notice Legal Notice - , ' • Special Vision Help Ready The Seminole County school district Is asking parents who have children with any serious vision problems to call the school to arrange for special help. The request is coming on the heels of Vision Program Awareness Week which will run from Jan.21 through the 27. Currently there are 22 chIldren in Seminole County schools with serious vision problems who are attending regularciass with sighted peers. TheY receive special instruction from a teacher with spec a) training as well as specialized Instructional materials—LEONARD KRANSDORF _________________________________________ E ALEN P YACS, club for singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Qub, 710 E. Rcllln., Orlando. D11 Or$.a O.b 7:30 p.m., Deltona Uridlan ah. SATURDAY, jijy TceIm UMInd (bsea. Tribe at Florida, 7 p.m., Sanford Cheenber of Coerce. ar-'--liCeeyC------iC..pnt MsMing,7p.m., Green Acru Cw'pgrosiJ SR Ui, Fored City. , for ablos over 189 p.m., to IsIse I Rosen snldoijd, Wider Park Civic Canter, 2001 )llubl Ave., Wider Park. Sanford AA W..os's (km, 2p.m., 1301 W. Fird St. _____ (birth. Smut CisIn.. tar to TThaIIls t StopatGansvaMeneiin. Lilve Civic Vimter, Saedord, 10 am. Rdirn 4:30 RedCa'essTssecerps,Oa.m.to noon, RId 8IrIVCS - Cedar, Cenisiberry. iu*avn ___ ____ ProVidence slId kCeiu Boulevards, DeitIEs. MINIC by ICopsi. D1y Rode Iidi Ases, (se None $bsw, ii a.m., WilCOSIJuAnna,4mlliswedo1I4.n8R.SpecWon + ti.,. + ____ Amseloan Law Enforosment Officers Assi. Zaesl (Wt IlL Siaktd Cisunber 01 I, 3037 (PR depseudrajiop * p.m., kwisb Community Center, Maliland. . _____ ____ + M(4DAY ' Ci P*eI, ____ ____ ____ _____________ , HAS IT ALL Horseback riding, swimming pool, tennis court, S acre farm, 3 BR, 2 bath with C.H&A in the country, Of this sm delightful 3 BR, 1 b home on corner lot—nice area— ideal for golden years or just beginners. Has budget price tagl Just $23, GROCERIES s acre farm. 4 acres cultivated, 1 acre wooded. $2,500 dwn. Only $143 mo ____ + ' TENNIS LOVERS DREAM STEMPER AOVICY • a — , - +, +. + - ( Eves S62-3655 3fl.19S9 —_________________ BECAUSE WE o 339-0309 ____ AlrCOnd.&IStIlIg Ibme Inruvsns4s - ___________________ , - 41—Houses - Full time all anelmd work in Aucilen House. Chauffeur's Mrvy lifting I some sales required. $01•ry + potential iiiS profits. Apply In set-sen $anlsrd Auction, 12115. FretidI Avi. Is ____________________ Busy Mother needs living oreeim*isr tsr 7412 bays. Sanford ares. Prefer live In 64.1171 bst'nCa.m.&$p.m __________________ lap Onlyl Wanted Couki. dliii. waitresses. Apply + Elsctrlcal + ________________ MItpb '3 BR, 1½ bath, range, r$., dtsii.w, wash.r.irye,. Panced Repairs. Leaks, Fast Service . c. Accepted *7.1111 Little want ads bring bee, big rflults. Just try one. 333.1611 or 1319953 _________________ — ++ ____ ________________ ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, cipaing, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses.Heat.d kennels 322 5153 1 — .: .._i VIL HEATER CLEANING , ___ u ebelievable opened beamed ceiling in Living Room. 2 BR, fireplace, 1 yr. warranty. Owner will hold mig. Only $14JIS. SSWPUNS ___ + TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, sswnp rsm$us Ikansed & hisuret FRI cit. N3iI 323.7133 + so Serene pslce.3 SR home plus 1 BR cottage. Convenient to schools I the.19, geod in. ue$tmod rentalo. $63,111. _________________________ Clsifdry living near Lii. Mary, 4.5, Pam. rm., Sewing rm., rental PRECISION SAW FILING uii on property. 545111. Let usfs yeunsiwl AmIt-ICIII 111W All 30$-I13 yfair biav$ifuI 31½- central lilA sparkling clean, many lictras. 1 yr. warranty. $31011 _______________ .+ - — _______________ + , Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 ________________ Pio*1i kIlIDS ____________________ REALTY B NO KS I 'A HOME SUPERMARKET" 243 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Da.NNYS PAINTING Interior Ex*Ior Heuse Painting Llcen5id.lflsVr,d.Ia4jj FREE EstImates. (3551 322-91.. walls, patIos. Ent. to driveways. silo Stone Houses. No lob to . Fieldstone for saul 323-1314. HAL COUIRT' SEIGLER ____________________ ROB FOlEY Wiring I Repairs Call 333941$ - 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN I LAKE MON. ROE. 2 BEDROOM EACH. OWNER FINANCING AVAIL. ABLE, $19,910. AM PAINTING All types painting I house cleaning. Free lW 3234391. ___________________ __________________ 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY PAINTED, FENCED YARD. 131,900. - - _________________ REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night _____________ + LW* Houling _________________ Yard Debrls,Trasis, Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349-3371 ________________ mr 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH FRAME IN GOOD CONDITION NEAR SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL. Sl,,. 1 Man, quality operation lyrs.ixp.Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 327.1331 AlteratIons, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707. HOI'OId HIM IieIty — ___ 'sesniaklsig - 2565 EALTORS PARK — MEINTZER TILE New or reoalr, leaky showers OU Specialty. 23 yrs. Exp. 671.7617. ._, ____ ____ ANYTIME AuItlpIe Listing ServIce CUSTOM HOMES IVILT REMODELING I REPAIR 5.0. SALINT IASSOC. 322-5143 ' REDUCEO$2,010 fonquick sale. A real attractIve buy, 3 BR, 1½ bath, like to yew. Excellent nelglsberhood. This 5 properly. Call telay to 129,911. 322-2420 ________________ CSliIniCTlb OVER 1 ACRE Lk, front EXECUTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath home. Has all extras, Tenneesee stonefire.laceo,snt.DR&LR, . Sanford's Sales Leader INSULATION— Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberlgas I. Cellu. lose. Lowest prIces. Call 231413 or SO4-7U-0S collect. PAINtING, CARPENTRY ICAIINETS .auty Care ________________ 3331 _______________ _______________ ALON TOWERS BEAU interior, Exterior Plastering giy Harriett's Beauty Nook Plasterpatching4simnulated S1SE. 1st St., 322-3713 brick I stone specialIty. 3322750 ___ 322.21lor!I31.,9,31 + . . Iu P. us v U! 'alt's his own fault. He kept insisting on a title!" 43-Lots.Acreage 41—Houses Build to suit - our lot or yours FHA VA, FIIA 733 & 215. - - WANTED LOTS TO PURCHASE CASH. 322 2257 M. Unsworth Realty E13 REALTOR ML5 323 6061 or eves. 323 0517 Garage sales are in season rell the people about it with a Classified Ad in the Herald. 122 2611. 831 999) hew 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $21,000 to 13$,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 323-2217. _____ FT U area near entrance, 4 pie I lot on small lake 513.500+ Lake Mary, lake view lot, I ice shade trees slO,000 MUST SELL MAKE OFFER 509 Plumosa PINECREST 3.3, C+H&A, car peted, FR, fenced back, carport. AskIng $35000. MARKHAM RD. 3-2, wS acres, $40,000. LAKE MANY 21, $21,500. Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0759 332.7443 3734569 Jan.20121 111 RABUN COURT SANORA SOUTH AAKE A WISH 3 BR, 1½ bath home In Sanora South with many extras! C-H&A, w-w carpet, eq. kitchen, Kidney pool, Patio I large fenced yardl BPP WAR. RANTED. Your wish can come tru for lust 544.300! _________________________ __________________ _____________________ NEW 3$WTb.tl, 136.000.110 mt. Broker Contract. or. 3321057, ONE OF THESE JOBS IS WAITING FOR YOU 210 Commerci& 323-5176 _________________ CentralHeatlAircond,FreeEst, Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford. 332.1771 Crawford's Refrigerallon: Hav4 your Mates or furnace serviced I checked for Winter. Lic. Bonded. ins. 333.5)00 JACK FRST— Cent. Heat 4 Air Cond. Service. Free Est, on Inst. Comm & Res. 333.0303, ________________ -- PERMATEX COATING I HOME IMPROVEMENT 131-6*79 131.6$67 ___________________ — House fcr riid. Water I. lights furnished, $120 per mo. In Os$ n.Carwacta,*paim,,to _________________ Ave., Sanford. .,I,s, w*+ BATEMAN REALTY 339.0501 _____________________ ________________ ___ House for Sale by Owner 121 Raburn Ct., Sanora So. 3 BR, Den. *%i Bath Lots of Extras. 323-0204 VOPEN HOUSE" SAT. & SUN. 12 TO 5 ___________________ ________________________ OUR JOB PLAS1'ICTRAINEE MANAGER TRAINEE PHARMACISTCLERK PAYNLCLERK HOSTESS OFFICINICEPTION1ST LAUNDRYHELP SECRETARY STEEL $AWOPIRATOR CUSTODIAN ASMILY MECHANIC WELDERS MACHINIST WAITRESS COOKS NEAL- ESTATE Associate needld to work in Sanford or Longwood area. Tony Coppola Associates, Realtor. $300333. STENSTROM REALlY ___________________ WE ARE NO.1 SUPER SUNLAND 3 BR, 1 bath, large lot, quiet area. Very Clean, neat home. $27,500 F HA-VA. - . .— .. . —. .------- FiIntastic value, 1 51, teed residential area, nicely land. icopit 1 yr. Wsvranfy. $37,911 ____ ___ at ORLANDO SEMINOLE JAI. ALAI, US 17.92 & SR 4)6— Opening Feb. 17. CENTRAL FLORIDA'S BIGGEST I BEST. Every Sat 8. Sun Sellers write HH Main P0 Box 240. Yonkers, NY 10702. FORREST GREEt 1E INC. REALTORS $ 6aflor3394li eves. _______ ERROL L. GREENE Realtor 641 6923 TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact? Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Too! 2524 PARK DR. 3232111 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 122-9254 333399'. 322 0645 42-?Mbile Homes 12x44 MOBLE HOME. 1972 MODEL, 3 BEDROOMS, 1½ BATH ON AN ACRE. $16,500. 1970 BRIGADIER 1?xtO, FURNISHED. $5,000. WOODED 1.6 ACRES IN MOBILE HOME AREA NEAR GENEVA. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER 321 0440 SKYLINE 14' w-fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Dr. 3233200 VA IFHA FinancIng 43-Lots-Acreage Trade top quality $4,000 1st mortgage FreeS. Clear 1975,1 owner Cream Puff Olds Station WagonS. cash for equity In? or) BR. home or duplex. 531 2542+ — 47-A--Mortgages Bought & Sold WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. N. Legg, Llc. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 4-D Wymore Rd., Aitamonte. 862-7453 Make room in your attic, garage. Sell idle items with a Classified Ad+ Call a friendly ad taker at 322 7611 or 831 999) ________ BUY JUNK CARS From$10t0$50 Call 322-1621 - Ford '73 Ranger. auto, AC $1550 323 0777 AKC German Shepherd puppies, champion lines. Exc. coloring I temperament. 323 1405+ _____________________________ '10 Chevy CuStom 10 Deluxe. 14.000 ml Asking $700 & take over Paymts. 6655205 anytime. -- Must find immediate homes for cats. Free to good home. 2 Fem. CaticosI spayed; BIk male. Ex. celleni pets. 3225554. 68—Wanted to Buy -______________ . '71 Ford, 2 OR HI, Loaded MuSt see to appreciate 5750. 322 $471 I 77 Grand Prix. Excellent P01 COfld. Air, radio, velour interior, 15,000 ml, $1,500 or best offer & take over payments of $140.51 Call 323.3737 - I Dodge '70 Wagon 322 5752 Paying $15 mecs, $7.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling—any condition. 3234611. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AMFM Stereo RadIo, 4 speed PRO turntable, S track laos player. Sold new $600. a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of 5)1 per mc. Call 131.1711 for free home demonstration. '6) Olds, 1275 New Inspect ion sticker Call aftS, 323 Ill) *WANTED * SMALL GAS HEATER CALL 322 III) AY TONA AU TO AUCTION Hwy. 92, 1 mile west of SPeedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUtO AUCTION every Tuesday I. Saturday at 1:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-255 5311 for further details. Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, he finest in used furniture. Reirig.. stoves, tools. JUSTMAKE PAYMENTS—'re to 'is models. Call 339-10o or LII 1605 (Dealer). Try 69-Stamps-Conn leleviun - 2$" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Reoular S.MO. Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 131-1714 day or night. Coin Show. FREE ADMISSION Jan. 17, 13, 14. Frl.Sat, 10 a.m -7 p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m.S p.m. 60 dealers buying • selling US I Foreign Coins—stamps. FREE APPRAISALS. Sponsored by the Central Florida Coin Club, Sheraton Orlando Itt. AIrport Inn, 35)5 Beeline Dr., On. Across from Orlando In. ternational Airport. — Carport Sale Furn., Appliances, Misc. 1210W. 20th SI. Sat & Sun 95 __________ 8O—Autos for Sale WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanlord Fur. niture Salvage. 3325721. _______________________________ YOU NAME IT—I BUY IT SANFORD AUCTION izi ,'rencn Ave 3327340 + + 79-Trucks-Trailers - -- -+ Must Sell clean custom '72 630 Yamaha w-150 kit & cafe ram. A steal at $430 firm. Call 3233130 or after 6 pm. 349.51)2. — - - - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIRAGENCY 323 7710 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3225151 53_TvRadiSer - 54-Garage Sales - 78-MotOrCycles 64—Equipment for Rent -- Junk Cars Removed Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 3fl 3990 ++ Parts. KENMORE WASHER Service. Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230497 ___________ - + AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 327 9)11 Eves after 61 weekends 52—Appliances - - + FILL DIRTS. TOP SOIL YELLOWSAND Call Dick Lacy, i73.75a0 - — Good Used lelevlSions. $23 and up MilI,r's26l9OrlandoAue. 3220352 CLASSIFIEDAVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day ('net - 77 62-Lawn-Garden + UN SALE NIW twin size box Springs & mattress $23.95 ci. pc.; NEW colfee table wIth 2 matching end tabies $39. Sanford - urniiure aivage, I, , so. ot Sanford. 322 1721. + - '73 Mazda Couo.'. AM FM $ tract, mag wheels. Moving must sell, $400 or best offer. 321 0103. VW '7) new eng., new paint A C, cxc. cond. $1,100 3330717 VW's '641'67 Both run, but need work 3250-1300. 323-0717 -- 34 ACRES FRONTING ON CRY. STAL LAKE IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY READY FOR OEVELOPMENT INTO HOME SITES. $5,000 PER ACRE. SELLER FINANCING. S ACRES LAKE FRONT IMPROVED PASTURE, E. OF SANFORD. $4,000 PER ACNE. EXCELLENT TERMS. 2', ACRES TALL PINE I PAL. METTO, GENEVA AREA, 10,230. GOOD SELECTION. 5. ACRES NICELY WOODED NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE. $19,100. LOW DOWN PAYMENT. 10.35 ACRES PASTURE LAND, OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART AT $3,000 PER ACRE. 30 ACRES WOODED HRhH GROUND OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART, $2555 PER ACRE, EXCELLENT TERMSI ATTENTION: WE HAVE MANY PROPERTIES AVAILABLE IN THIS GENERAL ARIA, PASTURE LAND. WOODED ACREAGE, LAKE FRONT PROPERTIES I RIVER FRONT PROPERTIES. CALL. US FOR DETAILS. TRUCKLOAD NEW TOOL AUCTION Location: DILL'S AUCTION SIRVICI 1½ miles East of .4 on West 46, Sanford, Florida * JANUARY 19, 1979 • 7800 P.M. * SALE ITEMS CAN 51 IN$PSCTIDO$SNOUS BEFORE SALE TIMII Auct1og..: Lwhs C. Idi Th2ati 3233621 WE CARRY HIGHEST QUALITY NATIONALLY ADVERTISED NAME BRANDS! BICO - ROCKWELL - ROD'AC - FULLER - CUMMINGS- STEELCRAFT - CONTINENTAL BUFFALO - SHOPMATE WOODS - BLACK & DECKER - McGRAW EDISON - WATERLOO INGERSOLL RAND WEN NASA WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF AU. HAND TOOLS AND ACCUIORII$ ON WHEELS - - - A complete selection of hand tools, air tools, electric tools for the plumber, carpenter, mechanic, electrician, trucker, farmer, painter, contractor, shop owner or serious tool user In any profession. We try tohaveltail—driulbltstoairtool$,hack$awblad.$tOtabl.uw,, paint brushes to compressors, sandpaper to grinders, extension cords to ch h _____ SEIGLIR REALTY THIS IS THE LARGEST BROKER "A LAND SUPIIMAR KIT" 21395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford SALE OF THIS KIV1 Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 --- 51-Household Goods MontgomeryWard chest freezer 23cu. ft. manual defrost $ 150+ 323 6706 Priced to Sell '75 Dodgc 100 paneled van, 6 cyl.,) sp+, AC, mag wheels, good tires. insulated, carpet, $7500 FIRM! Call 37) 9235. Guitars. Drums. Banios Corn. plete Thomas organs, pIanos. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. 2202 French Ave 322 2255 Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves & retrig Furnishings & Misc. items 317 Palmetto Ave. Losing your home 8. credit? I will catch up back payments & bu equity. 332 0216. Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. - '72 Dodge Van, good condition Camper Equipment 323 3711 ___________________________ 59-Musical Merchandise WILSON MAIER FURI'41 lURE BUY SELL TRADE 372 562 311315E First St. _______________ 47-Real Estate Wanted SANFORD- 3 Bdr, 2 bath, spacious great room, lovely screened POOL. A must see! $39,900. 75-A--Vans Scuba, U 5. divers yellow tank, calypso compensator, AMF regulator & bag, weight belt—iS lbs shot, nova mask & snorkel, rocket tins, depth gauge, sea hawk knife, goody bag & gear bag. 1600. 122-5193. -- We have a Singer Fulura sewing mach. Sold new br $650 was Christmas lay away, there was only $1 16 bal due. purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You 'an have mach for SUd cash o take up payments of $12 mo Will take trade as part payment Call 531 171-I day or night. 1-ree home trial, no obligat ion a For Estate, Commercial & Residential AuctIons & Ap. prailals. Call Dell's Auction. 323. 5620 RACQUET STRINGING—GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. 15 Scott Reagan 332.017? - 10 cicre Iracts, St. Jo4in River access trom *1100 per acre. $750 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary N Trlbbte, Realtor, 3056681696 & 8300026+ Eve & wkends 90-1 734 0964. _____________________ + CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND new home for everything . +ev.n for you' 72-Auction _______ 57-Sports Equipment Modern-- 1 couch, 1 chair, mat thing ottoman. Herculon material. Wooden end & mat ching coffee tbls+ 5700+ 85 323 0161 or aft 6 571 3903+ ++ - 2lRhoussforrent 5lg,,H Call 3234W IUtTOS 3-D, Inc., REALTOR WIWII __________________ - I0BIII's LAKE MANY 3 BR, freshly — painted. Double lot. Carport. Priced to Sell. ____ AAA EMPLOYMENT B,' OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost new, orange trees, C-H&A. 7'+ pcI. assumable mort. Call 323 5264. REALTORS _________________ RECEPTIONIST — permanent positicn.with good pay ii cx. ceilent benefits for sharp girl wIth good telephone voice, 3-Aptnnts Furnishsd typing, shorthand & general office experience required. Paid medical insurance, vacation & For Rent: Adults only, includes holidays provided. If you would water, furnished. $123 cash mo. enloy meeting people and an332.333k swing the phone for one of the 1 BR furnIshed Garage Apt. nations largest builders apply Suitable for retired couple. Nice betweenla.rn,$Sp.m.wk. days neighborhood. 332.7954. at oi S. Sanford Ave. or 5.'14 resume to Cardinal Industries Inc., P.O. lox U, Sanford, Fl., AptL t Senior Citiiuts Down. 32771. Equal Employment town, very clean 4 roomy sá Opportunity, Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. Carpentersneeded. Apply K-Mart, .17-921 AIrport Blvd., Sanford, between 7 am. 1 4 p.m. 32—Houses Unfurnished 2135' S French 117 93) Sanford 323 5321 Estate Yard Sale Furn., dishes, linens, misc. 95 Sal & Sun 243) Palmetto Ave. MARKET* * WORLD * ROBSON MARlN 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 37771 MIXED FIREWOOD Pine & Oak $35 Truckload 323 1051. REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS * FLEA -Boats & Accessories SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. Being transferred must sacrifice Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over $1000, bal. due $456 or take over payments $11 mo+ Free home trial. Call 831 1714 day or night (Ct)) 2565 ___________________________ PARK ___________________ 1 2 BR units. Pool. Aduitp only, on Lake Ada. Just So. Of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford, Call 3231070 Mariners Village - ____ - ANYTIME Multiple ListIng Service 1EALTOR 32241 0 a 71-.nques - -- , Jackets, Blankets, Sleeping Bags ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 327 5791 310 Santord Ave. 24 HOUR lB 3229283 3222420 — - (i - Moving Sale - Washer, some turn, odds & ends. 2209 Hartweli Ave. Fri Sat & Sun. 322.1358. DUE It) OIVORC company must sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip & sew nCeds someone to take over payments $15 mo. or pay bal. $128 12. Call 131-1714. WIll deliver, no obligation. are over when you look and +edecide on one of these homes S Sanford's Sales Leader -HIA, tennis 6yr. young 3 BR • Court i. c5t.Q.e privileges. , ++++++++ ___ ... REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES — JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.1! FLLIWKY -ae Sales " - e DAYSs Naterfront, lovely settIng, 3-1", fireplace, porch, tarn. rn,.0 eatin kitchen $14,730. brick home in San Lanta, w.split BR plan, 1g. scr. porch, carpet, ulil. rm., & Morel Just $23,900! CHEAPER THAN laMerd— 1001. O.k. Furn from IN .nsnm. i week ixaitent. Call 332.9433 am. or 541.7513. ________________________________ _____________________________ 30-Apsrtnwvts Unlurnishud ________________________ ____ __ JUST LISTED 3 BR, 2 bath home in Sin Lantal Beamed ceilings, C.H&A, ww carpet, Fla. Nm., porch, fenced rear yd., fireplace Much Morel BPP WARRANT. ED. Only $340001 On a cold Winter night. This 3 BR, 1', b home has a King size LR w. old brick FP. All you need is the pop corn. Good location packed with extras to please . HUNTING • lanford 2.1 with lush carpeting and drapes, nice eat-in kItchen, separate din. Fm., 5' brick wall surrounds property. $37,900. SUPER 4 BR, 2 bath Exec. home in ldyilwildel C.H&A, custom carpet I drapes. Fla. rm., eq. kit., I Many Extras! What a Buy for *35,9001 BPP WAR RANT. EDt ENJOY A GLOWING FIRE + ___ DREAM HOME 4 BR, 2 bath home in Hidden Lakel C.H&A, ww carpet, 1g. Fl.. Nm., porch, homeowners assoc. w.pool I. tennis I Many Extrasl Just $39,00l ENJOY THE SECURITY ____ + BEAUTIFUL) BR, 1 bath home In Mayfair area on 3 lots w landscapingl Dining area Fla. Rm.,wash.r&dryerstaysl UtII. rm., I Much Morel BPP WAR. RANTED. Wowl only 545,3001 . power steering. power lI'lk*. AM item Ne.6— Thasdeiltil DIstincer THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF may ho IlIet 011'110s the NI .4 Sanford. Items Ne. 7 — Furnlslslnstall Na- THIS NOTICE, tefilainyef14edless vehldity Of till iCIiIMR radio, air conditioning, whIte eel, 22 before S or 323091 after 1:35. Sidewall tires, vinyl upholstery and R5OfI IS quallflcotheps if the personal AVP sney may ,e tts., iis anenslnewmffiadmspiacemswoinat For Item Ne. 7 ov, upon nut-i vaHisy Of She de5 aftup, on me venue or s, ISINFLATIONCIAMPING bidder will be required Is qualifications of the personal lurlsllction if use court. --hIChIS. YOUR SPENDING POWER, furnhuh + BIDS WILL. BE OPENED AND Paymn Beg. Boat latsIe_iøer fOf Pertemaiics up,wjg, on the venus or Ml. CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND loll AIN 5 helP 1111.1 beds. p, READ ALOUD AT 2:11 P.M., Beside, loch in tIne amount 11111 lurIsmcties if Iii. ceert. 10I'' KNIDIR ASSOC. OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED *t$lI Cell 1443555 MONDAY, JANUARY 32.1*19, IN pet-conS Of ISII bid aMOuiW nd ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, W7w.Coaunetclal WILt. SI FOE EVEN BARRED loawet-hhy WMi Predudi, Son. ProOf s5 h1SINIICS. Bled forms wIll OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED THE ADMINISTRATIVE p.NS), Sanford PIddlCaHOROfNiIs ted. Pis., MIys. Of Toekwsed BUILDING OP THE HOUSING be furnIshed by $onnhiols Ceusdy WILL BE FOREVER Netici Of AIsi*atism: BARRED t-Y WIlnsSIamornwhs car. keep AUI NOR ITY OF THE CITY OF Purchasing DMSIOII. - g I$ pçaflos of thiS 10.1979. 1* cemjinj I'..*.. m. 2 SANFORD, 94 CASTLE BREWER AU wart shell be hi accord with Notice A niSIritim: 4snury OnIINIY A. Cirtit REALTY INC. yoIN eesusg, COURT, SANFoRD, PLOR1DA. spsclflcatlsnsavailable InI%55ff$CS 12, 1979, U Personal Beyative MUI.TIPt.ILISTING—*EALTO*, 4 flnhobbi weed ports. Cod THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF Of till Put-chasing AIMS. Margenet — Of pvtce GUm Proteably - 1 p.m. 04k THE CITY OF SANFORD, Tine County rssari.ras Sill rIght Is JUST LISTED. pay pi $lE MILUNOR CARTER, p Cry,, 4114. FLORIDA, RESERVES THE riled any er all bids. with or Older home wish small adisinins + 04'. 011143. CARTER PIIIIISMIS. RIGHT TO WAIVE IN. without cause, to walvi c. . Of Beceesid 15111. of MANAGEMENT TRAINEE. If FORMAITI1LAND TO REJECT teclmlcslitles on Is 1cc tile bid ATtORNEY FOR PERSONAL L 43, PrIce $Wariwsrath4isaCaroerlr. ANY AND Au.. BIOS.' which hi NI Maimed wet .or REPEISENTATIVI riled sales mirss-ns,iI we 11g. Ttiemas Wiflesi, Ill He Werest if me Clumsy. ACRES, CrntryCk$ Rd I UIf1 ATTORNEY POE PETITIONERS OivOfes lt_Jia. 111. he,i a Career DS11Ii$ItssIl ADMINISTRATOR $TINITROM, DAVI$ I Nshert s. s.rris. Ie AllC , nu PlIurem**Wisrmstivafu HOUSING AUTHORITY OP lNTO$I4 . HUTCNI$ON I MORRIS piptulils yeel Elulil ad THE CITY OP SANFORD, Beam 417 P.O Us. 1335 e4d North Part Avenue _ Nl,wy + FLORIBA . Sanford Fl. 35571 sate, i. awn Sanford, Fl. full rangs Of 51141114. Per in. (III) 33$144$ IIINd* I IN Ttiui: ) ui Tatsghiu.s: 1111)3511551 *. PUOIIIR Jan. 1, IL 194 II 1*79 PublIsh: ry 1L *9 p Publish JOm. 11.19, 9*79 g, p. Zales J.J.*SUI, $a EVM$NO DIF.11 019-11 DIP.91 DIP.. 101 *F. 30$1155, a.n • : + SELLERS 4 BUYERSI YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOMEI WESELLHOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER REAL ESTATE REALTOR,)277495 - for Sale by Gill Fox S pc+ BR Suite new, 5 Pc. LR new $399; Loveseat $41.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. 130 & up; El. Stove $60 & up; full size draperies $10 & up+ Sanford Furniture S3lvage, 1792 So. of t,anfOrd. 3234754. HOUSE. 1eat as a pin Lake Mary - 3-2 only 4 years old, nicely landscaped yard, well, Central HIA. $36,300. REALTY Call Ba rt + ' + ____ STENSTROM UNIQUE2BR HOME uge FR. newly painted, beautiful oak floors. Great Oak shaded corner lot. Manyad features Detached garage with spare BR & bath. SEE THIS HOME TODAYI $33,300. 29-Rooms SIDE GLANCES YOURs ovily and immaculate best describes this Sanford 3-1',, new carpeting, Central HIA only 1" years o,id, well with plenty outside faucets to water lovely shrubs and fruit trees. $31,000. ash for your Iott Will build your lot or our l. V Enterprises. Inc. edet Inc., Realtor 644-3013 - $ p.m., Tampi. _______ _____ ' ____ FIIIDAY, JANUARY 19 Tugkwsud AA, closed, $ p.m., St. Richard's church, Isk. Howell Road. Lssgweed AA, closed, $ p.m., Rolling lUlls Moraviall . •FHA235-Conv. Homes ______________________ ... 41-4 Low Down Payment _____ _____________________ 41-Houses — ______________________ — Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, 32711. ___________ ________________ 4 . .,.'y ______________ 41—Ibuses IIT&II S.cretary—Responsi. for typing 1 tsI*sna rscep*Ienlst. Please ion, sg apply fIends Jewift Lane, Sanford. 332-3300. _________________________ ASSISTANT FOREMAN4SCtOrY shløirø a. receiving. Good physical condition. Military retiree acceptable. WIllIng to learn. 323.1101. . .. ..- ....... "... _____ Private piano I drum lessons w experienced teachers. 33U3S. ____________________________ ______________ $—tIpnd 1 . , + r I. — 1jlNotc Friday, Jan. 19, 1979—hA . iSH& .a ,ata aS 1 s,+.... -"' •UIW WIJflIU wnicn vu wuwci U! IflPI 5W! 10 quieT 110 COLLEGE and delIvered not later redeem. confirm title, than date and hour mentioned CULL DATED this 17th day of January above. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1979. that an action to quiet and confirm Owner resirvesthe right to reject (SEAL) title to Plaintiff, their heirs and anyorallbidsorcerfaintmrtionsat ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, IN. assigns, in PREVENT and to lands located in a bid as stipulated In the FORM OF Clerk of the CIrcuit Co Seminole County, FlorIda, to wit: PROPOSAL., and Is waive any BIRTH DEFECTS By: Eve Crab$ree The South two.thirds of Lots 10,11 formalIties and techelcsltfles In DepUty Clerk and 12, Block "C", Merritt Park, biddIng, and to award the job in the van den Beta. Gay & Burk.. P.4+ ,,w.,..,.y,w vv,u.y, nv, ., uuiv inrerejv ov five LVt. NO 010 -thereof recorded Attolleys for Plilitlif THpssPAC(cOVW1oSytH(ptJeLpSHEI cording to theplat shall bewithdrawnforaperlodof 30 lnPlat BookS, Page 22,of the PublIc P.O. BOx 793 deys from the openIng dote, OrlandO, Florida 32102 Records of Seminole County, Publish Jan. i, 261 Feb.2, 1979 Publish: January 1, 26, 1979 _________________ Florida. __________________ DEF.71 ______________________ DEF-$4 has been filed against you and you _______________________ _______________________ are required to serve a copy of your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH written defenses, if any, to it on IN THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PAUL F. BRYAN of the firm of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Winderweedle, Haines, Ward & SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO, ?$.16$1.CAU.A Woodman, P.A., Plaintiff's at- PROBATE DIVISION Pile Number 79.1 CF wINTER PARK FEDERAL tarneys, whose mailing address is FIle Number 79.9-CF SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA. P.O. Box ISO, Winter Park, Florida IN REm ESTAtE OF flON, 32790, on or before February 21st, IN RE: ESTATE OP JOS1E MILLINER CARTER, a-k-a PRICE M. 1979, and tile the original with the LENA JOSIE M. CARTER, Plaintiff, Clerk of this Court either w*e a-k.a LENA MOORE PRICE u$ed vs. service on PlaintIff's attorneys or a-k-a LENA ORN PRICE NOTICE OP 4DMINISTRATION HAL D. CORNELL, JR., etc., etal., Immediately thereafter: otherwise TO ALL PERSONS HAVING a default will be entered against you CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NOTICEOPADMINI$TIATION Defendants. for the relIef demanded in the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL TO ALL PERSONS HAVING OTHER CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE Complaint or Petition. PERSONS INTERESTED NOTICE ISHEREIY GIVEN that This Notice shall be published CLAIMS OR DEMAND'S AGAINST IN THE ESTATE: THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Final pursuant to a Judgment of onceeathweOforfourconsecutiv, ARE HERESY NOTIFIED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Foreclosure entered in the above weeks in the Evening Herald. ttattheadmlfrationoftl10 estate IN THE ESTATE: enlitiedcauseintheCircultCourtot WITNES$thehandoftleClerkol OfJOSIEM1LLINORCARTE*,a.k. the 15th Judicial Circuit, in and for the Circuit Court, YOU ARE HEREBYofNOTIFIED a JOSIE 43. CARTER, deceased, SemInole County, that the administration the Seminole County, Florida, I wilisell Florida, this the 17th day Of estate M. Price, deceased, File File NOm 79-i cp, is L at Public auction to the highest January, 1979. pending in the ,, Circuit Court for Seminole Number 7t4.CP, Is bidder for cash at the West Front (SEAL) for SEMINOLE County, Fiorido, PTobate DIvisIon, Circuit Court door of the Courthouse in the City of Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr., tie addrs Of which 15 SemInole FIOrI4, te DIvision, County Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court, Courthouse, Probate which SImIfl0I the hour of 11:00 am. on Seminole County, DivisIon, Sanford FL, 32771. The Courthouse, County February 12, 1919, that certain Sanford, Florida Sanford, perionai rspn.sawatIve Of the estate FIOI'$dL parcel of real property described as By: Betty M. Capps, Thepetitlenersof tIe s DOROTHY A. CAITIR, WHOSE estats are MARGARET ANN ADDRESS IS 101 1 follows: Deputy Clerk Weelland (PRICE) GIBSON, 2114 RIdgIwiad DrIve,SaWord. FL,32771, The North 3Sfest of Lot 11 and the PAUL F. BRYAN,ESQ.oI Thenatne WINDERWEEDLE, HAINES, Ave., Sanford, Fl., 33771 and and South 15.14 f.,t of Lot 10, Block address of tie personal PEGGY PAULINE (PRICE) regrSIsMa$IvVs "31", SUBURBAN HOMES, ac- WARD attorney we DiXON,3$RandailAye.,Vacaville 101* b4IN cording to the Piat thereof as IWOODMAN, PA. Ca.,93611.Thenameandaddreesof All recorded in P1st look 5, Pages 40 P.o. lox .550 hovini clams or and 41, PublicRecordsol Seminole WInter Park, Florida 32110 demands ageinst tie astafo ore , County, Florida. required, Attorneys for PlaIntIff WITHIN THREE All persons l?avine claims (SEAL) or MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF' Publish: January1924. February 2, demands against the ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. 9,1979. estate we THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF requIred. Clerk of the Circuit Cowl DEF13 WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP OFTHISNOTlCLtofllewtItIffieciaJ.k Eve Crabtree ___________________________ THE FIRST PUBLICATION tIw above Wilt a ieit55t puty cierk statement of any claim or demand THIS NOTICE, to tile P+.. Winderweedle, Haines, Ward I BOAUDOPCOUNTY ffieymayha*.Iadclmmstae Cmt1 a , Woodman, P.A. COMMISSIONERS claim or demand lii writing and muss Indicate Of any P.O. Box NO COUNTY OP SEMINOLE n-..is and they may have, lads claim must be baSil fit the claim, Winter Park, Fl. 32790 and must isticat, the address Of the creditor or his agent in Publish: January 19, 26, D7 an on attorney, and the amount Separate sealed bids for the bs . us. claim, use DEFI3 claimed. If the claim is net ye dire, the creditor or Of folIowk-items will be received amount the dali when It will became due or attorney, and the He offics 0 Pth5no 4• iins.. ii use claim Is flat yet ADVERTISEMENT shall be staled. If the claim $emimie County Courtisuis, Ream POE BIDS ceetingent or unhlquidated, eat. when N s.UI baceme FIOnIdI 32771, until shaH be staled. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 417, Sanford,. use claim is Miure Of tie uncertainty shall be If HOUSING 101$ AM. on Fesrusry 1, THAT THE staled. If tie claim is secured, the contIngent or unliquldated, AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF which time bids will be publicly be Of th imm be SANFORD, FLORIDA, WILL opined orOf read 10 Reem $$s$ed. It tile claim Is secured, the CISIMIM stiall dSliver RIIHcliN Seminole County Cssarthouse, wai, RECEIVE AND PUBLICLY OPEN copies if lisa claim tithe clerk is be SEALED •IDS FOR THE PUR. Sanford. Fist-lie: tie clerk Is mail en copy dS4I suftfcie!d enable ISSISS Ne. 1— CHASE OF THE FOLLOWING FSSISaISatlVS. Annul RIquwefIselws copies of tile claim Is the clerk Is COS Refills AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT: pit-SOPS IP1011elid hi liii estate enaste the clerk is mail em cev is I. One 1979 pickup truck. fl ten Item NO. 2 Alinusi RIquWI.IlIfWs ascii parsanat nepraestative. IS wham a copy Of thiS NOtice fir Fire Uniforms capacity, wills standard Iran. MRiInl*$$lePlIiiSbsasm.IIodar, Alipo5jhiNO smisslon, hester, 6 piy polyester Item Ns. 3—Sun CetWTsI FIlm required, WITHIN THREE is ;-.. a , tlitfl NO.4— PartitIons cord tires, and a 6 cylinder sskw Mii t-r MONTHS PROM THE Adlatrafisa :__ DATE OF n, • itemNe.$—Furnlsrs.$ns$allCarpst, required, -WITHIN THREE THU FIRST PUBlICATION OF Sanford, Fl. 831-9993 3222611 + ____ ... NOTICE OF PROCUDING FOR PICTITIOUSNAMI VACATING AND ABANDONING A NOtice Is hereby given that I am Orlando - Winter Park Seminole THE FARMERS HOME AD. PARK. engaged In business at P.O. Bai 264 MINISTRATION HAS FOR SALE, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Lake Mary, Fl. 23144. SemInole FROM TIME TO TIME, FARM. You will take notice that the City County, Florida, under menctitlous — RESIDENTIAL, BUSINESS, Commission of the City of Sanford, name January is, of CUSTOM IN. RECREATION AND-OR OTHER ADMISSIONS Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on STALLATIONS and that I intend to RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. PROPERTIES. Sanford: February 12, IflL In the City reglsterslidnamewimffieClffkof 43c a line ANY LICENSED REAL ESTATE Glenda Alderman 1 tftM ................. Commission Room at the City Hall the Circuit Court, Seminole County, HOURS BROKER Lillian F. Anderson INTERESTED IN 3c0n,1t1i,t1mh5 .. . .3k a line in the City of Sanford,, Florida, will Florida In accordance with the LISTING THESE PROPERTIES Angela A. Ashley conslderanddetermin.wti.theror provlsio of the Fictitious Name 7COflSICUtIVIt1IflhS .....35c a line 5:00 A.M. — 3:30 P.M. SHOULD CONTACT THE FAR. ,t the City will close, vacate and Statutes, To.Wit: Section 54305 Lula Cummings MONDAY thru FRIDAY __ Beniamin Lake MERS HOME ADMINISTRATION abandon any right of the City and Florida Statutes SATURDAY 9.Noofl 3 Lines Minimum AT 314 COMMERCIAL, P. 0. BOX Robert F. Patterson the public in and to a park located Sig. Harold D. Morgan __________________________ WillieShapiro 44, SANFORD, FLORIDA, 32711. NorthofC4bAandWestOtUpIa PubliShJan.12,19,26&Feb.3,1979 TELEPHONE: 322.4231 Robert Shepard Road, described as follows: DEF.Si DEADLINES Christopher Singletary Publish Jan. 16, 17, iS, IL 21, 22, 23, Beg at the SW cot Lot Si, New __________________________________ GIenddora TaIlo 24,23, 26,2*, 2'S, 30, Feb. 1, 1979 lipsila, run thence N 00 degrees 11' Noon The Da Before Publication James Thomas DEF.71 10" W 163.0 ft to POe, thence run E ______________________ INVITATION TO BID Helen M. Trent TRACK FACILITY _______________ 176.33 ft.. thence S 434.63 ft. thence Saidee C. Williams FICTITIOUS NAME W 174.12 ft. thence N 00 degrees 11' SPECIAL SURFACING Sunday - Noon FrIday Sara B. Wontenay SEMINOLE COMMUNITY ______________________ Notice Is hereby given that I am 10" Wto Poe, uppland Park, Plat Emilie Smith, DeBary Book 20, page 3, Public Records of COLLEGE engaged in business at 134 High Vasillo Gerolomatos, Deltona Street, Lake Mary, Seminole Seminole County, Florida. Seated bids from Contractors will ________ _______ ______________________ Joshua R. Manning. Deltona p.n's interested may appear be received by Owner, Board of County, Florida under the fictitious --Jane Fields, Orange City name SPOLSKI DISTRIBUTORS, and be heard at the time and place Trusties for Seminole Community Wn$*d 4—PersOflalS Audrey Hiliman, Orlando specified. and that I intend to register said College at 2:00 P.M., February 12, Ricky Hampton, Oviedo 1919 fl the name with the Clerk at the Circuit City Commissh,n rd rooryi of Seminole If you are career minded 4 looking Weddings by DOT DISCHARGES of the City of Community College, Sanford, Court, Seminole County. Florida in for excellent opportunities In sanford: NOTARY PUBLIC accordance with the Sanford, FlorIda Florida. The following is included: retaIlIng & merchandising, now Olive Hunter 2,.2024afler5pm. By: H.N. Tamm Jr. the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Application of special surtacing is your time to be a part of Jenette Johnson Wit; Section $43.09 Florida Statutes City Clerk and lining of new track facility at ______________________ Central Florida's No. 1 Men's FACED WITH A DRINK ING Marie Limas Publish: January 19, in, Seminole Community College. wear firm. Exc. benefIts 1. PROBLEM? Charles Richards Sig: Kevin J. Spoiski DEF.S3 Blddocuments are open to public commission pius. To start a PerhapsAlcoholicsAnonymous Julia Cople, Dettona Publish Jan. IS, 26 & Feb. 2, 9, 1979 ______________________________ inspectIon in the offices of the career today. Call 303.1140717, Can Help Claire Gendron, Deltona DEF.11 Director of Administrative Affairs Ext. 22. pfl647.3333 Homer R. Lenhart, Enterprise - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE + Seminole Community College, F. W. Write P.O. Box 1213 _______________________ John Williord, OCoee IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Dodge Plan Room and Central sanford,Fiorta32fl1 Neil Bridges, Osteen OWNER 0PEATORS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida Builders Exchange In , Betris Harris, Osteen COUNTY, FLORIDA. Motor Express needs FLOR IDA Orlando: and may be obtained from D1VORCE—$20.s0—,3uaranteod. Steila Osborne I. baby girl, CASE NO. ,$.lSfl.CA.13.A CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$22fl.CA49S tie offices of Gutmann Dragash owner operators In the flat Fr** details: KIT, lox 791, sanford division for East coast JAMES C. GAINER and RUTH E. Associates ArchItects Planners, Pompano, FL. j1, i.eSn. Operation. Steady year around COMBANK.SEMINOLE COUNTY Incorporated, Sanford Atlantic _____________________ GAINER, HIS WIFE, work. Advances on each trip. formerly known as COMBANK. National Bank Building, Suite 105, WHY SE LONELY? Write"GetA CASSELSERRY, Call Bob Bevis toll free 1100.4$. . Plaintiffs, P.O. Drawer 935 Sanford, Florida Mate' Dating Service, All Ages. WEATHER 6372. EOE. __________________________ ______________________ 32171, upon request .coomp.1,d by _____________________ P.O. Boa 1001, Ctwtr., FL uii. ____________________ JOHN ERROL LEE et al. Plaintiff, $10.00 deposit per set. iSjLCOHOLAPROBL!M Deposit will be refunded In full for IN YOUR FAMILY? LET'S BE HONE5T Defendants. LESLIE SCHMIDT and DOROTHY 8 am. readligS: tern. to contractors, submitting ...-_ AL.ANON if you weren't looking J. SCHMIDT, iii wife; SUIT TOQUIET TITLE bonaf Ide bids and return Of peratire, $2; overnight bug, forfamillesorfrlsndsof career wouldn't be reading you NOTICE OF ACTION SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRA. documents in good usoabie con. 51; yesterday'. high, 7$; prablemdrInkers thlsad,andifweweren'tIookl,g TO: JOHN ERROL LEE AND TION; ditløn wIthin 3 days after Forfurtherinformationcall for someone to do a lob this ad barometric preuare, $88; HOWARD LONG, JR., individually, and FLORIDA CENTER BANK, a opening of bids. Refund for sets in W3335orsu-ite wouidn'tbihere. If youwant the as shareholders of ARIES Florida banking corporation, excess of two will be lU $3.00 to tafive hutnidity, $2 pce.t. SanfordAl.Anon Family Group opportunity to urn Three to DEVELOPMENT, INC., a Florida cover cost of reproduction, on the Forecast: Partly cloudy corporation, and as Trustees and the P.O. Box533 Five Hundred dollars a week, Defendants. same basis of return of documents. .+ Sanford, Fl.. 32711 call 1.000-432.5400 anytime for NOTICE OP SALE today and Saturday. Highu In sole surviving Directors of ARIES Contractors who obtain bid _______________________ recorded message. NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat documents and do not bid the 7k. Sale SMaday. _____________________ DEVELOPMENT,inc., if alive, and an the 12th day of February, 1979 at s-Lost a Found proud, must rsturnsImeat eest 10 'rms HOUSE CLEANING ii dead, their unknown spouses, 11:00am., at the west front door of days before the bId date, or pay $5.00 heIrs. devlsees, grantees, creditors, 1 day wk. Winter Spgs. Area the Courthouse of SemInole County, SATURDAY Found Poole area and all otter parties claiming t of 327.0570 elk, Male Cocker Spaniel? through, under or against them In at Sanford, Florida, the undersigned and handling, asset forth above, Daytona Beach: high 11:18 CIerkwllI offer for sale the following any such capacity; any 323-0%9 Each bid must be accompanied by EARN WHILE YOU BUILD La., 4:15 p.m., low 11:25 La., persons as shareholders who might described rest property: a certified check or bid bond Issued I will pay you to handle a sales 3S P.flL LOt 41, ENGLISH WOODS, FIRST be interested In ARIES DEVELOP. $50 reward for return of Siamese by an acceptable surety company force. Lets talk. Call Ted after 6 Port Canaveral: hIgh 12:57 MENT, INC.,: and all unknown ADDITION, according to the plat fern. cat. Lost vicinity Of Scott no, lssttan Spercintatme b151 p.m. 322-0713. _____________________________ persons If alive, and If dead or not thereof as recorded In Plat Book 17, Ave., New Year's Eve. 323.9264. La., 1:57 p.m., low 7:28 La., known to be alive, their several and Page 43, Public Records of Seminole The successful bidder will be required to furnish performance —__-- Carpenter $4 hr.: carpenters help. 7:34 pm. heirs, County, Florida respective unknown spouses, LOST: German Shepherd, Black I bond and labor and mater Pals it, exp. only $4 hr. work in together will all structures, im. Bayport: high 12:55 La., devisees, grantees and creditors, or Ridge Rd. area, Geneva. m. ________________________ of the contract sum, issued or under those unknown natural and appurtenances on said land or amount 5713, after 631.337S. Riward ______________________________ by a bonding company licensed In it coniunclion Herewith, persons; and, the several and " -8usii*ss opportunitie Florida. ___________________________ The aforesaid sale will be made respective unknown assigns, soc. To be eligible for consideratIon, __________________ cessors in interest, trustees or any pursuant to a summary final bids must comply with the laws of lintiSiS ___________________________ Automobile Service Center on other per-son claiming by, through, judgment entered in Civil No. 1 Florida, all conditions of the Major Hwy (17.92). Have undeforagainstanycorporationor fl$9.CAO9.B now pending in the spa ificatlons, and must be madeon available large stalls with Office Beginner, intermediate I advanc. A.& IA other legal entity named as a Defen. Circuit Court of the Eighteenth a facsimile attic form Included with spice or storage spice. LIghts, ed tamis instruction for adults & Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole dint; and all claimants, persons , the contract documents, in water I compressor included in juniors. Single, group . clinics, BIRTh DECTS parties, natural or corporate, or County, Florida. rent. Lindy's Auto Center 17421 Unsurpassed facilities at Bay ThIs$ilelhailbi$ubl.cttoaright duplicate, enclosed in an opaque *toseexactlegalstatusIstjnknown, sealed envelope bearing fe name lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, Fia. Head Racquet Club. For info. claIming under any of the above ° redemption vested in the United and address of the bidder and 30S322.21S0 Of 306130-4367. States of America by the provisions call Head Pro Doug MalIc. named described Defendants or _____________________ marked: TRACK FACILITY zowski, 323.7343. parties claiming to have any right, of Title 2$, United States Cod, SPECIAL AM Paper route, 323 customers, SURFACING — •.. chitect who is designing the new vocational wing at Lyman High School, The money being paid to Aagaard-Jurgenson Inc. of Orlando is for Installation of an additional 180 lockers In the new wing, - w'4D*y .read dai. Evening Herald, CLASSIFIED ADS PUILICNOTICE .,in.,_ from Regency Dodge In Orlando. County . BIRTH DECTS company did not meet the specifications. The Seminole - __________________________ __________________________ HOSPITAL Notes SC I•1C)C)LS . EVER TO BEHELD TERMS OF SALE Cuhotspprvedch.ckwjdn proper 1.0., it tax exempt must show aiimW. Not in POSSESS fi ChItjI$ dye is '' 01 WEINVITE. Mechanics • Shop Owners Dealers * Electricians Welders Contractors Truckers • Carpenters * Farmers Plumbers HI THIS AREAI * Painters Everyone ___________________ (REFRESHMENTS) ______________________ Nat mpusiblo tar .cddeets or preporty otis, sow. �Filday, Jan. IL im 12A—EvslnI HsraIL Sanford, Ft. BLONDI E by Chic Young .q. oc SKUNKS MAKE NICE APETS Mt _____ ____ n'/, • • "'' i )_____ ____ ____ 5jJ. T D :.:..MhhI_/ ANY WORSE THA?4 ONE! ____ - by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY Z4Z I FELL A6LEEPAGAHJ, HUH. j I (( t• _______ 0 1. by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER 1I1)*. ni 6T T%AA cuw &WAMMI; TO brX FCRU, [Roogg ______ _________ 6-19 by Bob Montana ARCHIE ON, THEN N THAT CASE, IT deViOUSlY SHOULD rJ 00(116HE'S A L,ii P OOA&YfS POUR BE FOUR 7S OF ('N5IOS jiOF PAINT? PORTRAIT Ptd1ITt I OF ME LOOC AT THIS REailsmoN THE ART [It MAO! OuffT MR, ''7 OP PAINT. — I" by Howie Schneider EEK S MEEK T VHATSA MA1TER... \ (TALK 10 ME! ) - im MHO ____ __ ______ _____ __ ) II by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP SL1T WE NEEP PRiSCILLA. OLIVER \ 4 I SHOULP BE 0. _____ CT1OP4/ WE \E) STAIRS SRP9L..I NW 6LJ3LARIE5 IN S, THE NEGHeORH(XP. ,, TiE HOUSE 4.— iiE FOP! ' IF WE l4VE A ' ) BREAK- IN, HELL Ø 5VNSIBLE ) I 'R)BBIT'ThREE ME9 TIMESIF tj ot HEAR Th'THWJ TYRONE [ [L ! Co by Stoffel S HSI . BUGS BUNNY VlVT14lN4f O 1P4' FINE, AT IN' OFFIGS, 1W FAMIf 0*t*A' 11CM L)*T SAVE 1* t PUT THROUH A .10 RAISE PER MYSELF/ A 4G ORPIR RT Ad141P4 .' IAOT - Gib I / C ' —i I ThSV*$ FRANK AND ERNEST Answer to Previous Puzzle 0 0 p 45 Protagonist 1 _____ 46 Small flap M INN M . U190 i F • service (.bbr.) 49 Exaggerate [i40 N1011 DIYIIISI 11 Bird 51 Regal fur van $E! 12 Porridge 53 Sift GD AJ a 14 Usher 54 Spruce óó I LA lsRinglslands 55 Action S C OcL 16 Sea dog 56 Donates P. I LAII.LT Ô 17 Government • i ci LjU agent DOWN oo; (1! TA Y (comp.wd.) i't P DjIjN1 f1 I" 1 Missing I 19 Eskimo 01 LA 2 Animal wasteJ vehicle ii ri chemical 20 Poison 41 Bridge expert 22 Warrant 3 Story 22 Roller 23 Air (prefix) 42 Zowie fabricator 25 Compass 4 Plot of land 24 Swerve point 43 Eager 26 Cravats 26 Mao - 5 Threnody AA Serazen 6 Skin layer tung 27 Of that kind Yugoslav 46 7 Moist 29 Spools 28 Is (Sp.) leader 31 Temperature 8 Woke up 30 Alike 9 Announce scale 47 Over again 32 Wild plum 10 Cut-price deal 34 Non-attending 48 Franklin and 33 Eire 12 Tooth 35 Vote Into Hur 13 lysergic acid office diethylamide 9 Author Jules 50 Defense di36 Hig h pointed 18 Yarn hill partment 40 Greek 37 Pasture sound 20 Black hole (abbr.) goddess of 38 Safety agency 21 Strike out 52 Crazy peace (abbr.) (abbr.) I Calmed 7 Telephone a _____ __ It' s Question Of Balance DEAR DR. LAMB — I sin writing about a. balance problem I have had for 10 g j i getting worse. Other than that, lam as healthy as a horse. I can't stand dill unless I steady without weaving _____ something.! can against myself sit In a chair sometimes and it seems like I lean to the left. I balance and his ability to walk. feel better sitting, though. I am sending you The Ican be standing and maybe turn my head and ft feels like Health Letter number 940, I'm falling or moving. My feet Dizziness and Vertigo, which and legs seen weak and tin-will give you more information steady Sometimes ft bothers on the balance problem. Other my eyes, but have glasses and readers who want this issue can cents with a long, can see welL I don't go out send much anymore because I feel so stamped, self-addressed enfoolish. I walk like a drunk and velope for It. Send your request to me In care of this newspaper, kInd of sideways. 7 2 3 4 5 6 My doctor said it was my P.O. Box 1551, RadIo City nerves and gave me Valium, Station New York, N.Y. 10019. iT —— butthat hasn't helped my This Issue will give you more balance problem. Any helpful information about how your 15 suggestions would be ap- balance Is maintained and — things that can be done about It. 19 — — — 17 — 18 16 predated. DEAR READER - The You may have toseemore —— —— -- — cortrol of balance Is a fairly than one specialist to clarify complex mechanism. It in- your problem. Yo 26 27 28 25 22 23 24 valves the little balance tion, however, suggests to me channels inside your ears. They that you should start with a 31 30 29 = — register the position of your neurologist, a specialist in 32 — = = disorders of the brain. That head. 34 35 33 It also Involves signals that does not mean that you're you get from all the nerves that nervous although I wouldn't be 38 — — 37 go to your arms, legs and other surprised at your being nervous parts of your body. These considering the problem. — — 140 141 The neurologist will evaluate —— signals literally tell you where —— 46 47 48 your feet and body parts are. the relationship of signals from 45 42 43 44 This Information from your feet your position sense nerves to — —— 51 52 49 — — 50 and legs pass through your your brain and determine if there is any factor related to 1 spinalcord to your brain. sT 53 If you have changes in your your brain, such as poor cir——— — spInal cord, you might have culation that might be a factor 56 trouble with your position sense In your balance problem. _____ _____ — He may also want you to see of your fed and legs and his —— — — (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I could affect your walking an ear, nose and throat ability. We see this In a number specialist to check on the as balance canals in the ears or such diseases of inadequately treated pernicious any disorder In the ears that anemia. That's just one may affect their functions. I example. Also, your balance would urge you to do this HOROSCOPE mechanism depends upon your because I don't believe your condition Is going to get any vision, ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL Finally, the signals from your better. It's true that you might We eyes, ears and position sense nerves must all be Integrated various tranquilizers that For Saturday, January 20, 1979 simultaneously by your brain, might make you feel less If there is some abnormality of disturbed about it but they will can't express then at the ex- function In the brain, this too not solve the underlying Y(*JRBIRTRDAY penie of your mate. Try to can affect the person's sense of problem. Jaiuryt, 17I -. Because of your great understand his or her needs, determination and the too. wIngneustotrynewmdhode CANCER (J 11 .n 190W eceid be WIN. AT BRIDGE you'll sipsilsucs Isle suc Ecina'a -ceases this coming year. hurt today if you don't ..w the American. ecooperation to this person Important goals can be North responds two club$! as be or she has shown to you. achieved. NORTH 1-1 He has a good hand asld AQUAIUUS(Jan.20-Feb.19) Be fair. •J3 wants to show his live-card LEO (July 23-Aug.23) A loss me rightanswers are part of A K 76 suit first. • 72 your inner being today, but of momentum in your This leaves South a rebid*AQ873 chances are you'll get burnt by productivity can result from a ding problem which he solves by bidding two WT EAST going along with a pal's division of your attention spades. This is reverse bid and I 10962 4Q54 pleasure suggestion over your better between j4 Q983 and normally shows subIV judgment. Learn more about responsibility. Concentrate on stantl.al extra values. But ln J653 •Q94 yourself by sending for your, one oryou'U lose tth. this one sequence it does not 4K92 •J105 VGO (Aug. 23Se*. 23) copy of Astro.Graph Latter. rantee them and this pa SOUTH Ume South doesn't have Miil$lfor dalong, self- Enthusiasm motivates you A K $7 thenL addressed, damped envelope to today. You'll be a mixer. Take 91052 North's three-heart bid Asiro.Grsph, P.O. Box 419, care, however, not to apo11 the • A K 101 tells South that if South has •14 Radio City Station, N.Y 10019. fun for others If you TWS intO extra values South should ur e to specify birth sign, someone you're not too fond Of. Vulnerable: North-South Be s show them by making some p strong bid. South just the (Fel). 10-March 10) LIBRA (Sept. 230et. 23) Dealer: South near minimum he was dealt y Igawing all thou willing to You're a torn Wader Wed North East South and signs off at three know how a ldyouand aakli* one 1 you knew from pest experience you might not do so because you Pass 2• Pass 24 'i?might be problems Poise 39 Pan 3NT will turn you down Is &*W for could allow someone to put at three notrump. Twenty. __ Pass Pass Pass eight points doesn't always doubts In your head. unhappiness. produce fine tricks. This ARM (March 21-April 19) scoiplO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) time, with the clubs behavAmbilim reigns smroms with Gratify your whims only after Opening :VJ ing perfectly, South will you today and yonil seek to you mod your obligations or up with 10 or 11 tricks. ___ However, you you may find yourself in pin new allies. can rein your chances for r"bsuw(P( spot, WAS to it is no trouble to reacts three Zngflp on success If you depend on ,ipWp your position A California reader wants swhatever. Esich to know ti'e correct opening another to do what you shouldMGITTAIW$ (Nov. 23-Dec. bid with: 21) There's no quedkm that you I TaI U bJ flC JI yourself. (April %May 20) know how to bring hems the TAURUS 1-15-B with stopped • A Q 10 You're a bit too sensitive today bacon today. Do be careful that twice. __ ___ ___ In =dern __ IV AQI54 wd could peensity isn't you try AQ ___ are trythgtotakeadvsidags of by ms who doesn't de.erve it. to avoid cpnlng__ •K J 5 CAPRICOUN (Dec. U.Jam ma suit. Some pla,ers you. Use yow logic. You'll jJsfu.e to open a ourIt is two notrump. With 22 11) You should be lattiflI lOW card J11111116 dllfaridly. was Illy. major but we don Waji-card points, balanced GWIP4I (May 214ime 10) sigMa on lofty go.!. today. t far. sun dfltrfb(jtJOfl and all suits _______tic _______ ________ you we 80 to let andafan a well doppied, this call should be automatic. social desires today, but you slaubia erode ym ccdunce. opening In modern standard Dr. Lamb --— — — F - - - - - -- I S ACROSS 39 Trace SPIDER-MAN TW weTA KEEP KI"4ZiL4 At. g NK R N by Stan Lee and John Romita I PIHT 'P P4EVI *6K U NI CE' FWH-WPIERE5 CAM I 0 RUA _ _ N TI'S P&m1 + . . ' • . ,w . '.5 . .. . . . . ___________________________________ bvCmft 'I:.' zoom TUMBLEWEEDS QRPR1HgMeN 10 MOUNT UP.CAIN I KNOW 140 W*Y10 1H FORT—THANt ID 1141$ N5IFICANT0WrOKI by T. K. Ryan 7FAPWWIU r i lNocaJrr,'roI tY PY (JOHN PHI UP I rU.$H0WbUA I MA,cMcPxKIN&/ GWTM _ Pour -. -.1, .*.+,.,4. -MZ4&..ia ____ - J+ .•—•-- .-..---. ----r - ---- - -- ----------- "-- - +- -- �S Eweninglleiald A I SANFORD FLORIDA Friday, January 19, 1979 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE ••S twom 00% W Ti* NsIs Bud Rogers and Sorr.H$NS 7 he built for Lansing RaIt.l.. Story, photos, Page 3. �2—Evening Herald, Sanford FL FrIday, Jan. 1, 19 Evening Owe ld,Sanfsrd Fl. 'Galactica' Player Down To Earth As Filmmaker HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Terry Carter, who plays Colonel flgh in the new "Battlestar Galactica" series, shucks his space uniform every day to engage in the greater perils of business with his own company, Meta4 Productions. Carter's double life as actor and producer of television commercials and educational films makes him one of the busiest and most prosperous stars on the tube. He does find time, however, for his ItalIan-born wife of 15 years, Anna, and their two youngsters, Miguel, 9, and Melinda, I. They live in Santa Monks, a scant half mile from the beach where they spend most of their truant hours. The kids draw sand murals while Terry and Ana comb the beaches for Interesting shells and rocks. Their home Is a Sp.nlâi. style stucco surrounded by trees. Terry laughingly describes the decor as eclectic. The fursiturs Is an eye-appealing mixture of American, Aatr1an, French and Dutch provincial aw tiques sat off by original oil paintings and Interesting The living room, with Auk white walls In the Spanish tradition and a Moroccan rug, Is the favorite family gathering place, especially in the evenings In comfortable, chairs and divans arranged around the cosy fireplace. Terry days out of the kitchen and with good reason. His cooking is limited to an occasional omelet. But Anna, who was born on the island of Lastovo In the Adriatic (she is ItalianYugoslavian), Is acclaimed by her husband to be the bed cook in the western hemisphere. In addition to spaghettis and lasagna, the family feasts on Korean and Cuban chicken dishes. According to Terry, Anna's moirsaka, a Greek concoction of meat and pastry, Is a culinary triumph. Terry fights to keep his waistline trim by refusing to eat junk food of any kind and wouldn't think of eating at fad food emporiums. Terry arises at 5 am, on working days and commonly spends 12 hours on the science fiction sets at Universal Studios where the Lorne Greene (left) and Patrick MacNee are ABC series Is filmed. part of second halt of two-part episode of When he manages an hour "Battlestar Galactica" Sunday on ABC. or two off daring the day he dohn to the Hollywood offices of Mda4 where he employs a staff of 11 filmComplete listings of television H. finds the business side of television more challenging — and renonersilve — am actin. Terry enjoys the freedom and Independence his buslases provides. H. jotito Washington D.C. at IsM once a mouth to consult govsrmnu* officials about his train films. on@ of his W Vote for the Internal Revenue go vice won an award at a riced NUMI International Film Festival. NOW APPEARING I . WILL-KNOWN COUNTRY AND WESTERN STAR I 11 KENNY ARLEDGE 1 IiI1I1 ANOTHE ,,1,jNj,jSUPERBILLIES T 0 KENNY HAS APPEARED ON SUCH TV SHOWS" LOUISIANA HAYRIDIL AND WITH DOLLY PARTIN. IRNIST TUU$, PORTER WA000NIR AND OTHERS DON'T MISS THIS FABULOUS SHOW...LlrnIt.d Engag.m.ntl (40 SUPPER CLUB at São SANFORD M 14 1 9 1146— 3234111 programming for coming week together with features of fovorlte stars and shows follow on Pages 3.12. 11 you're thinklag of getting out 01 the houc and ar looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few H e's GENERAL SANFORD MUSEUM LIBRARY, 520 E First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-5 p.m. pnly. Time Out To Eat Text by Max Erkil. han Still Photos by Tom Natsol Flying High Here are a few sample suggestions of places to visit for your dining pleasure: HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our spedalties. X5 S. Park Ave., Sanford. JERRY'S RESTAURANT — Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport JUNGLE JOE'S — Restaurant & Supper Club. Serving 7 a.m.-10:30 p.m., Early Bird Dinner specials 4-7 p.m. daily. Entertainment Mon-Sat., I. 4 & SR-IS at Sanford Inn. LAZE MONROE INN— dining, entertainment nightly with the Inn-Mates, Lake Monroe, Sanford. "THE BELLE OF AMHERSr'_ Jewann Glaisford portrays Emily Dickinson In William Lace's full-length play at the Annie Russell Theater, Jan. 19 and 20 at 0:30 p.m. and Jan. 21 at 2p.m. Call 141-2145 for tickets and FERRANTE & TEICHER PIANO TEAM IN CO* CEll?— Sponsored by the Junior Sorosls, $ p.m., Saturday, Jan. 27, at Bob Carr Aitorlom Orlando. tickets on isle at Steep's, mall ticket agencies and Bob Cur box Office. JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER'S NURSERY SCHOOL FAMILY DINNER ThEA1E,Sunday, Jan. 21, 12:30to 2:30 pm., Temple Ierael Social Hall, Winter Park Annie Rt-ssll Players will present "The Cat In the Hat and Things Like That", toeing duIlfren's show and spaghetti lmcheon, salail and !::d bars will be Inr dialed for $2.50 for children and $$50 for adults. Call 6455W for reservations. CONCERT IN LOLA PARR IANDSHELL — Valencla Commimity Collage Symphonic & Stage be Sunday, Jan. 20, at 2:30. SEMINOLE COLLEGE VINE ARTS DEPARTHE — PzhIbIt of works by 25 forms, SCC art studer through January In Fine Arts building Monday-Thuradi $ am-I p.m. and Friday, $ am-I p.m. Friday, Jan. 1, 97-3 SORRELL SNS-7: 18 MONTHS. 4.000 MAN-HOURS Bud Rogers, owner of Rogers Aircraft at the Sanford Airport, was working on an airplane at the Florida Antique Aircraft Association show In Winter Haven about 1% years ago when Lansing Ratelle, 82, approached him about his retirement project. "I need something to keep me busy and interested," Ratelle commented. He chose flying. The choice was not an unusual one for Ratelle. He took his first flight In 1931 at age 14 ins hi-plane built by his father Edgar Ratelle and Orville Barnum in Swan Lake, Wash. It was named the "Lansing". He soloed the same year, but then bailed out of his hobby. Ratelle's interest in flying was rekindled after his wife died In 1974. When Ratelle hired Rogers to build his Sorrell SNS7, he decided to try and get the same Identification number as his father's plane. ID number as my father's home-built aircraft." To build the aircraft from a kit supplied by the Sorrell Aviation, Tenlno, Wash., Ratelle hired Rogers who operated an aircraft repair shop. It took Rogers 18 moths to build the plane from the time he began work to the time he had it ready for flight a few weeks ago. Building the Sorrell was not just a matter of putting an airplane kit together, according to Rogers. Ratelle wanted to be able to fly the plane cross-country and perform stunts. The fuselage of the aircraft is shaped like an airplane wing to provide it extra lift and maneuver easier, according to Rogers. The top wing of the airplane is also sat farther back than the bottom wing, noted Rogers, to make it more stable. The number had been assigned to Cessna 150 used by the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Mm Club for student pilot training. However, the dub voted to give the number to Ratelle when he explained it originated with his father's aircraft. In the cockpit, Rogers added 100 pounds of equipment in the flight panel. The extra equipment includes advances from the newest landing instruments to a gadget 'that allows the pilot to spray a puff of smoke through the air. To compensate for the extra weight, Rogers jumped the engine from the standard lID horsepower model to a 200 horsepower design. "In commemoration of my father, who built his aircraft in 1920 to 1931,! have built the Sorrell," wrote Retell. In his letter to the Federal Aviation Administration requesting the number. "I thought it appropriate, if possible, to have the same Rogers began his modifications by calling the Sorrell office for consultation. Now that the plane is completed for Ratelle, the Sorrell people are calling him to learn more about the modifications. BUD ROGERS CHECKS 211-HP ENGINE "CALDERPS UNIVERSE" — Retrospective exhibit sculptor Alexander Caldir's work, tbrough Feb. 25. Hot Tuesday through Saturday, 10a.m. to p.m.; Sim4ay, p.m. Loch Haven Art Center, (iando. "WET IMAGRS!' -. An underwater photography xhihit by Dr. &K. Kiot,, (larch Street Station Gallery for mouth of JanuarybigIbig Jan. $ Sponsored by Council of Arts & Sciences and Orlando Jaycees gallery 1 located at 71W. Church St., Orlando and is open free Monday tirough Friday, lam, to p.m. For Information CNrR.Ai. FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARR — U.S. 17. 12, one mile sad of 14 and 4% mIke wed of Sanford. Hours $4. FORT aRIITAs *.UUIS... Authentic replica st an 1507 fort of the Second $i'qjngk War. Guided groijp toes by aft 5014149. Free Aftbalon. Open 10 sm. to 4 p.m. Wednisday tbrough lataiby, 1 p.m. to 5 P.m. Sonday. Closed Monday eurd Tiedey. Locdad on Road 4st two miles north of Bed lRgiiway 50 at Christmas, REAL MALTRIL iHzu.asismjis— one of the lâged displays of shells In the world. Located on HOR Avenue at iwu1 C!!is, PWk be= an 14 g.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 am. to 1 p.m., W.dnesday though Saturday. Closed Monday. AakniI Is $1 for adult' and 50 cents, dldrsn 642. Gro,ç Was avaIlabIe 'DIARY OF ADAM AND LVI'S SCCs Alpha- Ormga Players, W,i',mI,y, Jan. 3411 am. 8CC Fine Ard Thss,; Agmt Wb motel Wed nusday, Jan. 310 11 a.m. ALL IN PIACN9 BUD ROGERS READIES FOR TAKEOFF LANSING RATELLE & PLANE �4—Eve" H.raW, Sanford, Fl. I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Prly, Jan. 1, im Friday, Jan. if, 97f..—S TELEVISION Ask Dick Weiner - January 19-25 : They (NBC) GD (CBS) J--'1s. wanted DEAR DICK— Why are the credits os TV show., at the end, mass fast? You can barely read them. ELIZABiij RMNI, Sanford, ha. That's * hot question around town, because some of the unions want it put in the contract that they must be readable. Actually, the speed with which they go by depends on the length of the show. If it runs long, then they speed up the credits. Once in a while, there is a relatively short show, and the credits Just crawl along. me to do it in 1996' 00 Ray Bolger and Eileen Heckart guest-star as a hard-drinking wanderer and a prudish spinster who become romantically Involved In a special 90-minute episode of "Little House on the Prairie," Monday, Jan. 22, on NBC. George Burns At ' 100' MiN George Burns celebrates his 100th birthday Monday with a CBS-TV special. PLAZA LPLAZA11 H wy. 17-92 w 322-7502 True, he's not yet a centerarian, but he Is a busy man who has to plan ahead. 5 TN AND Says he: 'They wanted me to do it in 1996, but I'm booked at the Paladium that week." LAST WEEK SORRY NO PASSES. I ADULTS-3.06 .'Ia CHILD-1.1i '"MAT. 2.es PLAZA NJ 738.33I 1AT4UN MAT. 2:11J ALL SEATS 1.21 Burns — who's really only 82 — was given an award by the Hollywood Musicians Union for his "contribution to live music" — something he plans to continue. lvi. I Irnufli Bill, cfsd w.w, :• PI Lake Monroe Inn STEAK-SEAFOOD FEATURING Best Catfish and Hush puppies in the a" '80068 ftv eft" S TA TE I COMING: EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE MOVIELAND ?NL 332-1216 PSI SAT ONLY 1! PQ Oki Al 6:0 'SPUD TRAP" FROG LEGS I RAW OYSTERS This W..Ws Sp.cIaIs Preah Fried CHICKIN 21 SHRIMP e--'. '3.95 '3.50 Ictvffihsd Sir (13 Ilsas) Also, 00 Peflhssa PtISC..tNw.y Co" Musk Th. Inn Mats — Tussdup *"- $umy. The UuSNi* am sIesmflh1pa. bunes yIs, ops 512 s.a. 311341111111 ON Till LAK§s 1s,d 2. DEAR DICK: How old Is Grandpa Jose. on "Bee Haw"? And what happened to "The Donny and Marie Show"? UNSIGNED, Williamsport, Pa. Grandpa Jones—Louis Marshall Jones Is his real name—Is 65. "The Donny and Marie Show" Is still going strong, or whatever It is that It goes, but It might have been preempted by your local station. DEAR DICK: You write that Irene Duane was In the original "Back Street" In 1. Are you iwo It was Irene Du? I am very certain that it was An Harding. ROBERTA, South Gate, CaIIL Sorry to shake up your memory. It was Irene Dunne. Ann Harding never made "Back Street." DEAR DICK: On a recent "Rockford Files," a terrific song by Willie Nelson was played twice, but I never found out the name of the songi or what album It was from. Where is this song to be found? GORDON LATTER, Charlottesville, Va. The song was Nelson's "Heartaches Of A Fool," and it Is scheduled to be included in his next album, which may bear that title. Incidentally, Nelson and James Garner (who is something of a country music fan) met at golf tournament, where Garner first suggested that Nelson might do something on his show, and that's how it all began. DEAR DICK: I recently saw "Foul Play." Who was the man who played Stanley, who was also the conductor? BRENDA TAYLOR, Tucson, Axis. That was the very funny Dudley Moore. He's co-starring next opposite Julie Andrews In 1110." DEAR DICK: Lithe Frances lotUs, who appears on the soap opera, "All My Children," In the role of Mona Kane, by my chance the widow of Van letIto, the movie star? L. STEWART, Ogden, Utah. By no chance Is she the widow, but by every chance she Is Van's alder. DEAR DICK: I would like to bow the theme song of "The Incredible HalL" Could ysn plow toll me the name? J.A. Fort Mill, S.C. The name incredibly, is "The Theme From 'The Incredible Hulk."' It was written by Joe Harneli, and It is available on record - the latest at MCA release on which it was backed by something called "The Love Theme From 'The Incredible Hulk.' "Love tian,? DEAR DICK — On the recent Canistry Male Awards sh.w, 510 Anderson ad that he was fri. Beth Carolina. Iwetd *e to bow what pert ii South Cenlmna he Is trim, UNDA HALL, Fort IS, IC. Bill was born In ColimbIa, IC,, but moved with his folks to Georgia when be was very yousg. So he's as much a G.orglat u be Is a South CwdWaL DEAR DER — Pd lb Is psa dws sesset Warmatiels to the Mor& to who writs a.g whore Is get a pletwe ii Morfto, For several year., NI. Lives oat lied has put eta Merrill eiit, adfttoevulh.blsbywnittog to P.O. IIIIUN, I)spl. I, r , Tsa., TM And than Is S bask, 1WAtskhipky of MinIs," by May Daniels, aveiskis, Is.. V1*NA WALTUS, ZmWw4 (L I Omk yes, ad meow friends Owk you. DEAR DKZ* I mlos CI.lst$s n., t cell, player on "The Lawismee With lb.,." What beggligia .1 her? MRS. LW., SM.,le leash, h& lift the With orgon, dragging her cello b,)g her, lad Fsbriuey. lbs add th. waded to work lea and stay hç wMh her family In Southern California DEAR Dla( IMM@ soft a bat lbe was the gid who played I the "lby Ds.uflald"? Was It Sally £ sv NUMIKIIAN, Tci.a, Ads. .4No.Marj. 1i .t. T'7'i , . •. t:', ,'I• •l •')h :,:-.' • .. - ,' Sports 0 (CBS) 's (NBC) 0 (ABC) ou_ (PBS) On The Air Exhibition from Ottawa, Cana- SATURDAY - MATTHEW 2:00 5 Years GAME SHOW Hosts Bryant GAME and Mike Adwls take a look at the preparations for 700 _____ APTERNOON • SOCCER MADE IN GER. the Super Bowl &W show highlights of the twelve previMANY 1230 ous contests. 1130 WRE$TUNG 4)•OOLF "Phoenix Open" () U.S. OLYMPIC BIVITAin ,,l- el t30 TIONAL TRACK MEET COVV this po toss' tournament from COUIGE i iaAa age of the 11th "lion of this Phoenix Country Club In ACROSS 46 Conjunction 22 Actor Light's Alabama at Auburn Indoor 47 Venomous Collins Bryce titlon among many of the 2:30 I School snake 23 River 40 Actress 400 op track and field wuru'io dance 48 West Afri(Spanish) Archer Matthew Laborteaux, the athletes, from Madison Square (2) a $UPER BOWL taN Th. 4 Actor can river 2:30 24 Oipthong 41 Clark Kent's Dellas Cowboys vie with the newest member of the Rickies 50 ......Enough 25 Bog PROFESSIONAL Garden In New York City. co-worker PtttsburghStesiers for the NFL regular cadofNBC's"Uttle 7 --- Vereen 54Cymbol BOWLERS TOUR Live cover27 Decrepit 42 Actress ... crown In this footbai classic, House on the Prairie" series, 10 Nigerian SE Cereal grain age of the $100,000 Ford Open horse Dickinson SUNDAY Nve from the ora e Bowl in Negro 56 Five-franc from Mel's Southshors Bowl In 28 Conducted 44 Hardwood Ml. Florida piece Alameda, Caifornla. 30 Food tree doeen't know who his real 11 Bolivian JANUARY 21, 1175 EVENING 57 Self Indian COLLEGE container 46 Famous carmother is - but he'll be 1.' River in 58 Downcast USC atTax" Ti 32 Entice, toonis 7:00 eternally grateful to AFTERNOON Russia 58 Coarse cloth 33 Night 47 Old (2) SUPER BOWL X1111 couple WhO adopted him and 14 Ron 49 Ovum 400 POST-GAME SHOW Bryant changed his UI.. DOWN 1200 is Kaz 34 Raced 51 Oriental (4)5001.F BASKETBALL Gumbel and Mike Adamle Open" (4) NBA 16 Medium of I Actor 36 Actor •-nurse Live coverage of third round Regional coverage of Philadel- present highlights and analysis Matthew, who portrays Linden communlcaHoward (variant) play In this PGA Tour touma- pi.ia leers at Boston ceiticL of the aame. 2 Native Albert, the "adopted" son of tion 37 Certain 52 Very cold mint, from Phoenix Country Chicago Sub at Cleveland metal church the Tug -111, family, was an 18 Weaken TUESDAY water Club hi Arizona. CIV•Nsss autistic child and didn't 19 --- Llnkietter 3 Contamiofficials 53 Partake JANUARY 23 151', 6:00 12:30 36 Guiding of supper k untIl he was past his 21 Termination4nates 51.1 (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR (2) 5POR An In. Ammunition urge fifth birthday. Y. Coverage of the "BiNlards depth review of the 167* NFL AIFTERHOON storage onward Money Player Shoot-Out" season and on-the-sc•ne 24Stageoflife yard 100 MOM" Minnesota Fats SOLUTION Ron Isborteaux and his 25 Liberate reports on the exhaustive prep5 Early English Bruce "Superitroke" Christo- aratlons for the annual 8tp. (2) SADDLEBACK SUPER- wife, Frankle, spent the fIrst 26 One money STARS pher; Part 3 of Hollywood Bowl Classic. (Scottish) 6 Period of five years of Matthew's life stuntmortso etItIOn; and minority 27 Sewing holding him down. FRIDAY 100 "Boxing Corner" featuring H VS 09i vnplement 7 Actor --•ThE SUPERSTARS Top A N oltopflghts. JANUARY2S,15Th Lancaster 29 Puccini i "He'd start screaming i I$.DOF$poIIITS athleteecompete kia Variety of SWomen's era U NV NO N Coverage of the U.S. Grand sporting v when he woke up - and go endeavor Penetrate (11 0NV1V of four men's preliminary Prix Motocross (abbr.) 4fl he was exhausted," 36 Consented 1ilH9V catitjnia, rounds from Frseport In the e.io race from I V3S01 says Fratkle. "We'd a- 39 One of the 9 Consumer (2) 2.COISROTRY FISHING and the World Figure Skating Bakamas. UiiN NIV GaborsaCtivist tually hold him down on the .3 39 a0H d HV dVS floor ad whisper our love 40Actor--- l3AIsngthof rope(naut.) Fudge NYPIU Iii over ad OV!' bY the hOUI 43 AncIent 15 UndesIrable 0 H 0H 44Sobelt llPoern NOU dON All that love — combined 46 Negative 20 Actor ---u Buttons From Russia" Selections when they are stranded by a with a special diet — took IWaiJI Include "Prelude To Khovant- bd. away the hatred and fear, SATURDAY and turned him into ahappy, Angie & 'Capt Kirk': opus and JA 10, 1' ' normal yotsogater. 2:00 Phony No. 1, Opus 10." (R) •ORTS "ken" AFTERNOON I had listened to the Undercover Antics? M . 5 PHENOMENON OF BENJI advice of the doctors," says 12:00 S Charlie Rich, Meredith (Xi • • STATE OF THE Frankie,"Matthew would •WEEKEND SPECIAL be Angie Dickineon, star of dlllsfromthe movie—shots an UNION ADDRESS Live cover- a vsotabe tods3" "The $1,000 Bill" A young. MacRae, Edger of President Carter's State TV's "Police Woman," did of "Captain Kirk" and Burt esse Devie teN the story of the man's life Is drastically Of the UfliOfl Addr.55. One year after he began to some undsMhs'covers work Bacharach's onetime WHO d'aiged when he unexpectedly canine superstar Beflil. (R) to of her own with Star Trek's cavorting in the buff on a big speak, Fraikie took receives a hugs sum of money. MONDAY WEDNESDAY (A) an audition for at acting job William Shatner a tow years bow bed. Gloria lionard, back in a soft core porn flick the porno star who pthltthes lING JANUARY fl 117' JANUARY14, 1175 Frnakia an actress her- — little noted nor long the skin mag, says of the em U15 his moods coat .nembsr.d— called "Big, movie's plot, "Angie has 1VEM' (2)5 SUM BOWL SATUN' AFTERNOON y , big he finally Mum" Angis might two teen-age daughiurs and DAY jj Iloats O.J. limpg a role in an lthtrlal together they work In drip ned prefer to forget, but Hl son end Ted Knight are joI SIORSI BURNS' • AFTIMONOOL Of PIO lOotb ell film, and did so well that he society magazine aboutJoh*s and go around robbing by en BIRTHDAY NePARTY "it's A Mile From Hers To was signed to oppose' with to permit amnesia. Featiw.d banks." Police Woman? Oeorae Burns ___ ties Including Johnny Carson, •$5 Goidle Hewn and Andy GIO,' A tssn-aøe athlete who Peter Falk in "Woman In an upcoming lame are Never! ,,_ is obeguM with Dssn Merlin, TiNy Sevalas and learne n-e JMusilce.90 the Only meaEach Gould In a comedy er's 100th birthday a few years that victory is not___ salute to AmerIca's Two Yeas ago, Matthew esdy with party guests Includ- sure of a man's worth. (A) sporting event on the ev, of ing Emmy Johnny Carson, Bob Hope received an Super Bowl Xlii. and St.. Martin. EVENING JANUARY 20, 1175 Of No Talk •-- ••- ng SpeciaIs Of The Week "U d J ____ him Nil, and ___ SUNDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY JANUARY 21. 1575 ___ JANUARY 2& 1175 JANUARY U 1575 2:00 CD LEGENDS OF THE 51JPERHIROE$ An assort- AFTVVIOCIN 2:00 WWBEOFLOVI 2:00 LT1 001110075 'Muslc - - - -- - ___ - .,.-- __ "Special Treat" prismtation titled "Poppa and Later that year, he porment of comic book heroes trayed young Charles Ingalls tOO — Captain Mwvsi, Sal__ 5 SPECIAL TREAT man and Robin aid, the Hunt- In a special "UtIle House on ent, an4 he Two rim gathers to be "misted" the Praxis" s "Snowbound" mismatched teenas, are the Miii _ $'v ___ im nomination for his performan ce In an NBC forced to dth Wa other - __ �—EveaINg HiraM, S.nkrd. Fl. Fridey, Jait. 19, 17 FRIDAY Jan. 19 EVENING a 5:30 (2)0 JOE AND VALERIE Joe and Valerie recall some of the hilarious events that occurred Just before their wedding. WALL STREET WEEK "Energy income" Guest: Donald C. Samuel, pre.., The EnsrgyFund. 5:00 (2) © ROCKFORD FILES Rockford faces painful memories when he agrees to myself. gale the attempted murder of his former gk*land. ABC MOVIE "Last Cry For Help" (Premiere) Linda Pud, Grant Goodevi. A lonely young teenager makes a desperate bid for either love or death. 100 •SNEws THE GROWING YEARS 130 © NBC NEWS ®SNEWB AWNEW THIEGROWING YEARS 700 c2) ml NEWLYWED GAME ® MARY TYLER MOM "Collings For Sal." Phyllis, who has uat gotten her reel astute license, tries to am a hwAs to Lou. 0 THE CROSS-Wife 1 JOKER' win MACNEIL I LEHREA viPEOPLE 730 c2)LRSCLUB (1) THE MUPPITS Guest: Raqusi Welch. S PROSE 5:30 (2)0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: George Bums, Donald J. Duck, Bess Armstrong. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME MOVIE 'A Lovely Way To Die" (C) (1968) Kirk Douglas, Sylva Koecina. A rich young widow hires a bodyguard to protect her from unknown .tilfants. (1 1/2 Hrs.) SARETTA Baretta tries to trap a confused young man who murdered a doctor in revenge for his son's death. (R) 12 (4)MOVIE "Term Of Trial" (B/W) (1963) Laurence Olivier, Simone Signoist. A wellrespected schoolmaster (s falsely accused of eauN by a young woman. (2 Hrs.) 137 MOVIE "Edison, The Man" (0/W) (1940) Spencer Tracy, Rita Johnson. The lit& of one of our country's great Inventors and geniuses Is profited. (2 Hrs.) tOO CD (M MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Host: Siondie. Guests: Queen, Sarah Dash, Peaches and Herb, the Jeff Kutash Dancers. MOViE "A Touch Of Larceny" (0/W) (1960) James Mason, Vera Miles. After falling In love with his friend's flance, an as-submarine office makes afortuneon his rnemolrs.(1 Hr. 48 Mini.) 2)0 DEAN MARTIN cELlSRITY ROAST Host Dean MarTHE MUPPETS tin and guests Including FAMILY FEUD George Blanda. Bruce Jenner, CAROL EURNEYT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Enter Mrs. Rich Little and Milton Bide Join together to "roast" Joe Tudhel," 'l'h. Fruitcake." P4amsth. DICK CAVITY Guest: author I critic dlvi James. () THE PAPER CHASE Anderson's penchant for (Part 2 of 2) gamblIng, both at the card 5:00 table and In the classroom, 2)0 DIFFRENT STROKES lands him in serious trouble. Arnold. Ws and Kimberly CONGRESSIONAL OUTattempt to ensure that Mr. LOOK "National Health Inaur- (4) NEWS ummond's girlfriend won't ancs" 2:37 become their stepmother. MOVIE "Private Hell 36" 0 CAPTAIN AMERICA ® 10:30 (0/W) (1954) Ida Lupino, Steve SIM Rogers (Rob Brown) lotTURNABOUT "In The lows in his famous father's Mainstream" Handicapped Cochran. Two detectives who in and becomai crkn people demonstrate how they are tracing stolen money l$glMi Captain America to have learned to live and work decide to try for the haul. (11 1/2 Hr..) save an city of Phoenix from with their disabilities. the neutron bomb threat of a 407 1100 14a emented millionaire. MOVIE (TiME APPROXIDONNY & MARIE Guests: DICK CAVITY Otto Belt- MATE) "This Is My Love" (C) Dirk Ginedict, Paul Lynde, mann, museum curator and (1954) Linda Dernel, Rick Debby Boone. Jason. Two sisters compete for WASHINGTON WEEK 01 the love of the same man. (1 Hr. 48 Mini.) I MANILOW AND MOM He writes the soigs the whole world sings (not really, but that's the way the song goes). So whf kuiii.iii.i n..,... SATURDAY SUNDAY Jan. 20 600 410 NEWS lson' A two-year-old's parents MASTERPIECE THEATRE learn that their daughter Is an "The Duchess Of Duke Individual who must mature at One Night's Grace" Street: Louisa 6:00 her own rate. unravels a mystery Involving (4)CRACKERSARREL 1:30 Lord Haslemere and Charlie's GROWERS ALMANAC 30 MINUTES Christopher cOusln.(Part 13of15)(p) HOT FUDGE Glenn reports on a controversy 5:30 6:30 Involving the First Amendment (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (2) A BITTER WAY rights of students; Betsy Aaron @)•CSSPIEW$ AND HOME FARM (4) shares in a fifteen-year-old's NEWS SUNRISE SEMESTER excitement over meeting her 0 UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL THE LUCY SHOW favorite star. HIGH SCHOOL BOWL 700 700 (2) PROFILES IN EDUCATION 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL (2)THE GONG SHOW (4) CONSUMER BUYUNE MARLO AND THE MAGIC Alabama at Auburn RAINBOW'S END 0 HIE HAW Guests: ME MACHINE Mickey GilIsy, Faon Young. BEVERLY H!LLSIUPS 2:00 ENCE WELK LAWR 0 MAIONG ENDS MEET (2) NASHVILLE MUSIC SOCCER MADE 01 GER® MOVIE "The Wackiest MANY 730 Ship In The Army" (C) (1961) (2)MOGY PANTS I NITWITS Jack Lammon, Ricky Nelson. A 7:30 (j) ARTHUR AND COMPANY misfIt No and crew prove to (2) CANDID CAMERA STAN TRSI( ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI-- be Instrumental in winning a (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE World War II battle. (2 Hr..) MALS "The Goat" 800 MOVIE "The Great Man's (1) SIX MILLION 0 ANIMAL FRIENDS DOLLAR Whiskers" (C) (1911) Dean MAN "The Bionic Woman" 5:00 Jones, Cindy Elibacher. Abcs- (Part 1) Steve's ifancee Is (2)0 GALAXY GOOF-UPS ban Lincoln takes time out of restored with bionics after she his campaign for a little girl. (2 Is critically injured in a skydkv. STARS ing accident. PAINT WITH NANCY "Rain Hr..) WORLD OF THE SEA In Philadelphia" (4)5 THE WHITE SHADOW SLACK PERSPECTIVE ON plans carrying Coach 5:30 THE NEWS Host: Chuck The flsevee,' basketball teem to a (2)0 FANTASTIC FOUR Stone. •____ IflT1 5 PU!Vi(J 10 fl5 CONSUMER SURVIVAL an emergency landing. KIT "Vitamins, Vocational (2) TARZAN 2:30 S LOVE BOAT "Gopher's Education, Homes" Opportunity" Bobby Van, WRISTUNIM 5:00 Babe Joyce; "Home Sweet FLORIDA RSPORT (2)0GOCILLASUPER60 Home" Nancy Walker, Abe 3'00 (I) • UOS BUNNY! ROAD Vlgoda "The Switch" Ron VI. PEOPLE RUNNER pBo Melinda NOW. CROCKETT'S VICTORY 2:30 5:00 GARDEN Growing ageratum, PROFESSIONAL (2)S SUPER SOwLuruRbegonias, petunias and sham- BOWLERS TOUR Live cover- DAY NIGHT Hosts O.J. Simprocks from seed. (R) age of the $100,000 Ford Open son and Ted Knight are Joined from Mel's Southshore Bowl in by an array of pro football 5:30 Alarnimla, California. greets and Hol*ood celebriSUPERPRIENOS MJLIA CHILD AND COM 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL ties Induding Johnny Carson, USC at Texas Dean Martin, Tally Savalas and PAW "Holiday Lunch" Elliott Gould In a comedy *00 salute to America's greatest 400 CINEMATIC EYE "The joronse - sporting event on the on of MOVIE i Cabinet Of Dr. Caligid" Robert (C)_(1954) Harry Belafonte, " Bawl Wlene(German:1919)(R) Dorothy Dandridge. This mod. (4)5 CBS MOVIE "W.W*30 arn version of Bixet's And The Dl*Ie Dancekings" (2)O DAFFY DUCK "Car—n" reveais the rivalry (1915) Burt Reynolds, Art (4). TAPZAN I SUPER SEV- behieen two workers at an Carney. A conman-thief with a EN Army parachute plant. (2 Hr..) knock for robbing gas stations PUS MOVIE "The Cabinet (0 WOW "Phoenix open" becomes the manager of an Of Or. Callgat" (0/W) (1919) Live coverage of third round aspiring country-western band. Conrad Veldt, LII Degovar. Play in this PGA Tour 5 AMC MOVIE "Salvage" Y Griffith, Joel Silent classic about a somnam- ment, from Phoenix Country Higgins. A team of salvage bulist under the spell of a mad Ckth In AJIZO,1. doctor. (R) (1 Hr.) NOVA "A World i Of Differ- experts attempt to revs ence B.F. Skk~jAnd The apsoe equipment from the ltOO Good Life" The laous and (2)0 YOGI'S SPACE RACE controversial behavioral pay. OUR GANG COMEDIES 1100 chologlstlsprollled. (2)(4)580NEW8 11:30 5:00 PINK PANThER 11:10 )SPORTS SPECTACULAR 5 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYTO BE ANNOUNCED ovsrag. of the "Billiards NO CIRCUS Oxford Professor Money Player Shoot-Out" of Fins Art, highwayman AFTERNOON featuring Minnesota Fats vs. Dennis Moore steals kipins for Bruce "Supe,strotis" Christo- the poor, The Great Debate. plier. Part 3 of "Hollywood the ideal Loon Exhibition. (R) itoo CD a FAnuLousFuNlim Stuntmen" competition; and ® MOVIE And The "Boxing Corner" featuring (2)0 U.S. OLYMPIC INVITAof lop flg Argonauts" (C) (1963) Todd II! Armstrong,__Nancy Kovack. 6STAR TFM "The Can. TIONAL TRACK MEET Cover___2l. age of the 11th edItion of this oniediveneiromc$aimmg science o, indoor event, feeturing CO(flpeMOON* by the aaarth for the Kirk Is Ofl Of three Pso among many of the who can Identify a commander Golden Fleece 12 Hr.) who once execuled half aplsn- world's top track and field l I _ - .- ._ W,V Manilow finds himself In the audience as his mother, Edna, takes the spotlight In her debut performance at New Center library. She ww~m SOBS In a revue based on the music Of no, nit Barry dison but Jerry AAA'Y WEEKEND SPECIALS Garden New Yo "The 6*101 WORLD $1,000 Sill" A yow'.g Herman. OF SPORTS In rk CityME 'Who. Afraid Of man's life Is drastically Coverage of the U.S. 041Ad a ____ __ Poets Ma Humboldt's Diary SIRVICIS& Our Pactery Tralued Ticheicla,. Service - has n . short on the travels el ALL MAKES Gorman naturalist Baron Airwider von Humboldt 1111111111111111111. 1XIIIIII IfElim fee jja CROCKETT'S VICTORY ir," the gj SARD Hew to grew, now. Humboldt's 10th century WAWNW trek thu,i cdombillits VUd the home. (R) mountains end valleys Im he SOUIL TFANII RAW ARUSS AWL, PO MEN h,J,4 NtclkI,JJ ___ ' _ iMlmevlsdcars eadtrvdrs. Our PUIC.. WIN — sir_se YOU. _____ _____ IAIRDRAY DATSUN 401 N. BOGOTA, Ckwna (UP!) A young Colwiblw aOCdirsetos', Su'gio Cabrera, 01111-113110 I .- 5:30 0 mE SON OF FOOTBALL POLL11110 PieIMII iabieis and fLiflle.e alS*rW,.sm beai I4& oen*a*IM Caught by It0 niu.es is a WAOSIF of wIMW, stun nukjj.. itLtns. , --; • VirInIe Woolf?" (5/W) (1966) Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burlon White a erlalnina a younger couple. a history profuesor and his wih. berate each Other WO ifisy *N* come to an underatandlng. (2 fIrs.) lilSAd Of The Burning Doomed" (C) Christo'ft ____ . I I Motocroes motorcycle changed when he uncpeote receives a huge sum money. race from Carlsbad, C$Iom* and the World Figure--CONS Oltaws CirisKIT "Vitamins, Vocational di Education, Homes" OPINING LINE "1075: A Conservative V1W, Guea Orvin Hatch (R,-UIalt), Jack BAY TY ROLLERS Kemp (R-N.Y.), J FAT ALIERi Richerd A. VIgu5rle, James AMUI1ICAN BNSTAN0 Buckley. (Pad 2 of 2) 111111101111111 Plain Sailing" An exclusive sailing club objects to Louisa's purchase of a seaside cottage next door. (Part 14 of 15) I I _____ ax MINUTES people demonstrate how they have learned to live and work -. ...... IWII I .___._______A l_ 6:30 (4 CBS NEWS WILD KINGDOM "Baboons Of Tananla" Marlin 1000 and Dr. Ramon Rhine report Linda EllerWEEKEND (2)0 w4ft, their rilea kilif Lowe i scientifically on the sometimes bee reports on the growing 600 unbelievable behavior of these influence of the anti-abortion (4) A BETTER WAY most Intelligent of primates. movement. 8:30 SECOND CITY TV 700 (1) CHURCH SERVICE SUPER BOWL XIII (2)0 12:00 10:30 THE LIVING WORD POST-GAME SHOW Bryant (2)0 MEET THE PRESS RIPPING YARNS "Across AGRICULTURE U.S.A. BASKETBALL Gumbel and Mike Adamle The Andes By Frog" In 1927, (4) NBA 0 AFTER HOURS Regional coverage of hIlade1- present highlights and analysis Capt. Snetterlon set out with 6:45 phia 76ers at Boston Celtics; of the game hand-picked frogs for the first CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP Chlcaoo Bulls at Cleveland 4)S60MINUTES amphibian assault on the TO BE ANNOUNCED .. 700 THE FORSYTE SAGA In Andes MOVIE "Don't Push, I'll (2)25 COMPANY 1100 Chancery" Helene, on the (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM Charge When Ready" (C) verge of a complete mental (2)ONEWS (1969) Enzo Cherualco, Sue breakdown. Is fatally Injured in THIS IS THE LIFE SOUNDSTAGE "Fiddlers VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI-- Lyon. An Italian POW somehow a fall. Soames, longing for a Three" Country rocker Doug gets drafted into the United TION_ son, begins thinking In terms of Kershaw, 0=-rock virtuoso States Army. (2 Hr..) 0 JERRY PALWILL I divorce. Jean Luc-Ponty and classicist ISSUES AND ANSWERS Itzak Perlman perform sepa730 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 7:30 rately and In a remarkable 2) MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL KIT "Vitamins, Vocational (2)0 BROTHERS AND SISensemble. (A) (4) SUNDAY MORNING Education, Homes" TERS Fraternity brothers FAITH FOR TODAY 11.27 Checko, Ronald and Zipper 12:30 PICTURE OF HEALTH (Chris Lsmmon, Randy Brooks, 5NEWS (2) $PORTSWORLD An In- Jun Cutler) bet that they can 5:00 depth review of the 1918 NFL 11:30 (2) ICE OF VICTORY season and on-the-scene gel a sorority girl into Zipper's (2) NBC LATE MOVIE (I) OF WOMEN AND MEN "WEB." (1978) Pamela Bellreports on the exhaustive prep- room. PHENOMENON OF BEP4JI wood, Alex Cord. A young THE LAW AND YOU arations for the annual Super Charlie Rich, Meredith tamale executive working for a SHOW MY PEOPLE Bowl Classic. MacRae, Edgar Buchanan end television network accepts the REX HUMBARO DIRECTIONS SE!! STWT (R) Jesse Davis tell the story of the responsibility of fixing up a disI 0 MOVIE "Silent Running" astrous 30-hour series. (A) (C) (1972) Bruce Dim, Cliff canine superstar Benji. (A) 5:30 Potts. A botanist in Charge of (2) SUNDAY MAN 5:00 0 AFTER HOURS (4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC sustaining plant We on another (2)0 CENTENNIAL "The 11:57 planet yearns for human Crime" Widower Charlotte MOVIE MACHINE JUKEBOX Guests: Georgie 5 companionship. (1 1/2 Hr..) Sacombe (Lynn Redgrave) Fame, Russ Ballard, Albert SPECTRUM FLORIDA REPORT takes over the running of the Hammond, Ronnie Lane. ORAL ROBERTS Venneford Ranch; and a famIly 100 5:00 12:00 of con artists moves in on the THE SUPERSTARS Top (2) OUTLOOK WITH JOY (4)5NEWS town. (Pad 9) athletes compete In a variety of BRYON 0 NBC LATE MOVIE "Scott sporting events in this second (4)5 ALL IN THE FAMILY Joplin: King Of Ragtime" (4) MISTER MA000 Stephanie needs emergency of four men's preliminary surgery, but Amble balks when (1978) Billy Dee Williams. Art HUMSARD rounds from Freeport in the FANGFACE hefinds out who the doctor is. Carney. The RIO and career of _ 0 ORAL ROBERTS BATTLESTAR GALACT1CA Scott JoplIn, the gifted black LIVE FROM THE METROMISTIII ROGERS (R) A mysterious alien grants the composer of ragtime music, Is POLITAN "Lulsa Miller" Rena- Galactica's leaders three wish- dramatized. (A) 5:30 to Scotto, SherrIl Mimes, (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUSt- Bonaldo Gialofti and James es In exchange for command of 12:15 LEE (Part 2 of 2) (1) 00 MOVIE "Sky Riders" Morris are featured in Verdi's the fleet. NUO Philadelphia mayor (1976) James Coburn, Susan@GLUECLUB tragic Tyrotean opera. (R) l!rank Rluo, one of the most nab York. A gang of terrorists rW 1W controversial big-city mayors kidnaps a wealthy business0 MOVIE "Murder Over New 2:00 York" (5/W) (1940) Sidney (2)0 SUPER BOWL XIII PRE- of our time. Is profiled. man's family and holds them in Toter. ChaSe Chan becomes GAME OHM Hogs Bryant exchange for $25-million worth 6:30 involved In a murder on a plane Gumbel &W Mike *is take (4)5 ALICE Mel's younger of armaments. to New York (1 1/2 Hm) a look at the preparations for brother drops into town and 12:27 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) the Super Bowl and show rekindles his romance with Flo. THE F.B.I. "The Watch 5 highlights of the twelve previIm Dog" 5:00 (4)30 MINUTES Christopher ous contests. (4)• CBS MOVIE "Black 12:30 Glenn reports on a controversy (4)5 GOLF "Phoenix Open" Sunday" (1971) Robert Shaw, A RusAVENGERS NEW involving the First Amendment Coverage of final round play in Marthe Keller. An Israeli intellirights of students; Betsy Aaron this PGA tour tournament from gence agent relentlessly pur- sian agent and two seemingly shams in a flltean-year-old's Phoenix Country Club In sues a female terrorist who is Invincible men plot to attack the computer room of a govexcitement over meeting her Atlfon& planning to commit amass killfavorite star. S MOVIE "Sharkl" (C) ing at the Super Bowl with the ernment security building. LAMP UNTO MV FEET (1968) Burt Reynolde, Arthur aid of a psychotic war veteran. 1:45 violInist Rugpft Ricci col,- Kennedy. A huge white shark 5 ABC MOVIE "The Longest CBS LATE MOVIE braise his gj1Jw anniversary attacks a diving party search- Yard" (1914) Burt Reynolds, "Sidewinder One" (1917) Maring for sunken treasure. (1 1/2 Eddie Albert. A group of con- Joe Gomtnsr, Michael Parks. A In the music world. STUDIO SEE "Race Car Hr..) victs we given the opportunity motorcycle designer and his Family" Stewardess Nancy to play one football game sidekick attempt to win a 3',30 James takes her twodaughters pj OF m SEA against a team of their prison national motocross race with to the pits at the Laguna Seca his new bike. ards 'Uj a flI 'W MASTERPIECE THEATRE 2:15 4.1 00 In White Sands, N.M. Is (2)0 SUPER BOWL XIS Th. "The Duchess Of Duke Street: NEWS witnessed. (A) Dallas Cowboys vie with the Pittsburgh Blasters for the NFL Dream (2) MOVIE "Assault On The tOin in this football daub, I taM y.eH Wayne" (C) (1*70) Joseph live from the Orange Bowl in walkieg out Into the Coffin, Lloyd Haynes. ANavy Miami. F MOVIE "The Slender commaer discovers mem-(4)5 bers of his crew are actually Thread" (8/W) (1968) Sidney I walked sheet a Mae Pokier, Anne Bancroft. A sui___ 1/2 Hvs.) wbn my algkgewa umgke cidal woman Is saved from a. iheetlug star bnd,d LOOK UP AND LIVE Under death by a volunteer at a crisis for Se Twenty-One, founded by Cath- clInic, (2 Hrs.) THE F.B.I. "The Target" —et aft pdsat lbruce RiSer, BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL food, shiNer and eeepa from the i*iati for howAisse chil- "Beethoven's Sixth Symphony" dren in New York City. MORNING I I Jan. 21 I 8 2MM(m 5:00 1100 ® MRONSKY AND COMPA- Alm Earth's scienllus by to fInd the mason lor ariselnlemparalum and an eer.sltatiwlng nolw. (1 Hr. 45 Mb*) SMOVI -on The WatertriM". (5/W) (1814) Motion Brands, Eva Made SabI. A cilme caw ones %W OPPOsIItem turn a h.aIartroM union w a dusk wsrkw. bro*sr Is 'dtH,e.1iNNe1b WINBS OF LOVE FIRING LINE I NY CONSUMER SIMMI BAPTIST RUBOP "Laarnln' To 0e0' *00 NM fl CONDUCTS "Music is From Russia" SelectIons 11 Inoutt,"Prelude To Khovsnt(iT PACE TMNATION chine," "Sw*ony No. I in D VIiRNASOUT "10 The Opus 25" and "Siw* Mainstream" 111114(.,,PM' si (RI - L. '•'1-• I - Thes, poems are by Iw.lkedtdtbebsSi elementary schoolera from .IDIas el plamee tiled the air Seminole County. They cams down bb my am resulted from the Florida said blew vp feet Poetry In the Schools II au These pupils are tt4 by poet Bob WIft 1am11* plane__ of Ovisdo. Pupils are pig Wgb'r ad bigher gmerolly provided with a We Nis them,. W we ad told MW and kuft Into aetTMul whet fty amm wre Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 1,, 1P7-7 A Complex, Priva te Man Tells A Tale By VERNON SCO1'I' HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Qiariton Heston is an extraordinarily private man by movie star standards despite the fact he has written a best-selling day-to-day - account of his work and play in "The Actor's Life." After read!ng this lengthy, detailed and intimate ac- count of his life the reader is loft curiously Ignorant of Heston's true political persuasion, religious tenets and emotional responses. The tim of reading "The Actor's Life" Is piecing together Heston's thougMs, linking the mosaic of his responses to situations and to compose a complete portrait of the elusive man himself. He is a complex man who doesn't advertise his complexities. He Is, by nature, serious, uncomfortable in the face of frivolity. He appears Ill at ease among strangers and at social persons functions. Heston's book is a com- pilation, refinement and tightly edited volume of his personal journals from 1956 to 1V76, a 20-year span of the man's growth as an actor, husband and father. He shares the pangs of failure and the thrill of triumphs in his films and plays. He relates fascinating anecdotes involving costars and directors In a detached CHARLTON encounters and opinions to help organize my thinking. I often refer to the journals in making decisions about writers, director, and other actors." Heston was prevailed upon by writer Hollis Alpert and the Dutton publishing house two years ago to organize the journals Into a book. He was reluctant at first. His diaries weren't an autobiography. Neither were they gossipy or an insider's revelation of Hollywood's social life. But Heston's meticulous account of his day-to-day work in each of his movies Is unique. "The Actor's Life" Is written with a high degree of the only book which tells how motion pictures are really made the technical aspects of filmmaking plus the relationships among actors, crew, craftsmen and literacy. financial manipulators. and analytical prose style Heston conducted "the 25cent tour" of the library addition to his showcase mansion atop one of the highest peaks of the Santa Monica mountains overlooking Beverly Hills, before settling down in his den. "I really can't say why I started keeping a daily Journal in 1956," he said. "I with I had begun at the beginning of my career. Or perhsps with my first play or movie. "I wrote the journals a hundred words or so every as a work tool. In night 1951 I'd already played Mom In 'The Ten Coinmandowtti' and It was clear that my career would have some kind of permanence. "Also, some of my early confidence as an actor had eroded and I bad acquired some creative coidrola of my Mm I resihed how important and valuable such choices were but I dide't knew hew to exercise then'. 'lo the jownals we an aocaM of muprohn6oW - - - When Dutton came to terms with the actor, Heston faced the prospect of plowing through three-quarters of a million words. He had to boil down two decades of material to reasonable length. "I agreed to do the work with the understanding that no one would write a single word except me," Heston said, "including footnotes, editing and connecting material. I insisted on cleaning up the syntax as well, "All told, It took 15 months of on-again oft-again editing to put the book together. During that time I made a movie, 'Gray Lady Down' and did 'Macbeth' on stage at the Is Angeles Music Ceidar." Pithllshed led November, "The Actor's Life" which sells for ahsfty$12.95 Is now in its third priMing and has sold upwards of S50O0 - - Cs-. �p I. S—Evening Herald, Snford Fl. ridIy, Jan. 1, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'Turnabout' : Fair Play On Theme P By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Television Is taking a flyer with a new series based on "Turnabout," a controversial 1940 movie taken from Thorn. Smith's satiric novel which wait more an oddity than a popular hit. The film Marred Carol. Landis, John Hubbard, Adolph Menjou and Mary Astor. Landis and Hubbard portrayed a married couple who find themselves tran aformed into one another's Landis thought and reacted in masculine fashion. Her voice was Hubbard's baritone. Hubbard adopted the feminine point of view, including effeminate gestures, and his voice was Carol's. The United Artists film was offbeat. Juggling the sexes was a daring innovation X years ago. But "Turnabout" wasn't a boxoffice hit. It hindered rather than helped the careers of Iaidis and Hubbard. Now Universal Television and NBC have packaged "Turnabout" as a weekly situation and Schuck Is all man, the transition causes curious problems on the sat every day. In one scene John is upset by a telephone call from one of Sharon's former boyfriends. Inasmuch as John Is Inside Sharon's body, it is Sham who mud be the aggressive, outraged male. Became Sharon is inside John's body, he mud behave with demure insouciance. ft's not easy. Mercifully, Schuck and Glees use their own voices, 'It's all in the attitude, eliminating the vocal gymnastics which loied up the movie. Schuck, who Marred In IV's "Holmes and Yoyo" a couple of years ago and for six years in "McMIhn" with Rock Hudson. is working to acquire a patina Of femininity In his role without mincing. "You can't believe how difficult It is playing a woman In a man's body," he said. "I don't become the in ! feminine I Instead of taking her hand, she takes mine. 'lisre are some very subtle dIfl. ferences." Producer Sam Denoft :is a____ 0 ltoavoldsugags per s.inan effort to maintain author SmIth's satiric observations of stereotypical sex roles in American society. But 'Turnabout" is a comedy and an jokes are Inevitable. In the first segment Schuck finds himself in a steam room with a bunch of naked athletes. He reacts as Sharon would, keping a towel modestly over his chest as well as his hips. In a cocktail lounge, focusing on sexual — Sharon the drinks. The waiter InMinctively gives the scotch to the man and the pink lady to the woman. But It Is John, Inside Sharon's body, who wants the whiskey and Sharon, Inside J's body, who wants the pink lady. "Men and women think and feel the same about many things," Schuck said. "They are mace .11ke than wtallks. But they often react Daytime Schedule MORNING 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 PTL CLUB 1:00 ®CRACK!RSARREL WATCH YOUR MOUTH SUNRISE 1:10 (2) 24OIJNTRY FISHING 1:30 (2) PORTER WAGONER (4) KUTANA NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 8:49 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 1:58 HI. NEIGHUOR 7.00 (2)a TODAY (4)•CSENam 0000 MORNING AMERICA SE$AME py 7:25 (2) TODAY *4 FLORIDA O 0000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 730 (2) TODAY 0000 MORNING AMENCA 900 PAIN KANGAROO 1:25 TODAY UI FLORIDA CA UUAS. YOGA AND YOU .00 (2) (4) DONAHUE MY THREE SONS g DINAHI EDUCATIONAL PRO. GPAMM*IG g THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 9:88 ® UPBEAT a ioo C4)• ALL IN THE FAMILY ($) loao ALL STAR SECRETS (2) 0 THE 6 MIGHT 1100 HIGH pniipj HAPPY DAYS (R) 11:30 WHEEL OF FOR TUNI (2) LOVE OF UPS FAMILY FEUD 11:58 100 HOLL Y WOOD (2) 8UARES (3[) MIDDAY THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ALL MY CHILDREN 130 (2) 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4)S AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (2) 0 THE DOCTORS ®• GUIDING LIGHT (2)a ANOTHER WORLD GENERAL HOSPITAL ZOOM (1110 2:30 (4)8MA'9H(R) ELECTOCCOMPANY 400 (2) EMERGENCY ONE (4) THE SRADY BUNCH HOGAN'S HEROES BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (4)O CUe NEWS BATTLE OF THE PLANETS SESAME STRUT AFTERNOON 4.30 ® MIKE DOUGLAS 0 REWITCHED 12:00 S mew GRIFFIN (2) JEOPARDY 0 ROOKIES (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 8:00 (2) CAROL SURNETT AND DUCATIONAL PRO- FRIENDS GRADU110 MARY TYLER MOORE MISTER ROGERS ($) iao I? I u0suming dfl. M . LI WI pyIl"MlVl1 01 US role. UMMIFumv. "I've talked at length with DONEWS Joist Schuck and Sharon ft's all In the attitude. Sharon Jan. 22 DI K CAVETT Guest: my wife, Susan, about her MONDAY GIM In the old Hubbard- halt the re.rse problem, James P. O'Donnell. _O'Donnell. "The greatest resource an reactions to situations. On Landis roles. _ 11:30 The pressures on Schuck -: has Is his Liutinds Us set Sharon and I dIscuss . __ °' ' EVENING IIIIIteI- (2)5 TONIGHT Guest host: and Gle, are enormous. which become a handicap In àsdieuly male and female en 100th Nrftw a few Years Gibe KaPlan. Gussts Jack They must set aside their this role. We have to Mop and behavior. I find myself early with party guests includ- KIUQ,MI. Richard Fradnicks. ____women much IflOfl normal male and female think outhow to play every watching 1:00 lug Johnny Carson, Bob Hope (4) THE NEWLYWED &UN closely now. instincts and react In their icons. and Steve Martln. _ S ROCKFORD PILES "In roles as if they were ____ • FANTASY ISLAND A rodeo Rockford's kwsstIgatlon of a "In a simple love souse clown gets a chance to be a fashion modis death leads 1:30 ,nbers of the opposite sex. between the two of us I have telephone and answer it like famous rodeo star and a worn- him to an underworld opera. Becass. Sharon Is the to be paudve and allow any men would. After a (2)5 NBC NEWS an tries to choose her quintessence of f,"dninlly Sharon to he asireedve. couple of rehearsals I IASMANMHAVIIS '''t S' --:NEWS •POLICESTORY TWOpolice watched Sharon answer a •AT PERFORMANCES otserstr)lngto put a.nlpar real telephone call. Sb. "Live From Lincoln Center" blJkid bars are frustrated by 700 Soprano Joan Sutherland and docked her head to ens aids THE NEWLYWSD GAME senor i.ucieno pavarotu par. to get her hair oi*of the way I MARY TYLER MOORE •rfl., e rry 'S . the . before putting racSITIt tO 1200 Co-Producers" , form from Avery Pelter Hal. GD W VALLEY "Shadow Of 9:00 go her -It to pro. duos a show turns to horror (I) M'A$N Ccl. Poll., A Glint" A famous marshal is In the scene. IILSTA URANT • I find myself trying to When ella IMIflI ti the . re&ts in a strngs wsy to thw asked to teed a pou to hunt a 4077th doctors' her that they notorious gang of robbers. aNd LOUNGE think Uk. a woman in every Will be Ted and Sue Ann. Wi out of touch With lt flhidl. THE CROSS-WITS S 1237 OVIRLOOK THE RUNWAYS S scene. We play a very enCal piictloos. ____ J TNIGUINISSGAME THE F.B.I. "Recurring 5 PH. 3234181 • oonvu*Ieusal couple wise find I THE *1ST WAS MACNEIL I LIHRER • SANPOeD ___ MNPOSD AIR TIRMINAL WON Zeb and Luke learn that S U'olws In cosvansI REPORT Site yoUng bitter Jose. leN in sItuations. We dent want Im __ __ VAG CUe LATE MOVIE "GriffIn • ___SQUARES • The character. g two reel L HOLLYWOOD And Phoenla" (1971) Peter 9:30 18 AM.. 2 P.M. IN SEARCH OF. NU.F.0. Feb. .11 Cleturgh. Two lenmipeople." Captives" MO NN MOVIE "Inetltuts flatly I People altars a brief but For Rrmngs" (Pnendara) Sam buoyant love allaIr. I FAMILY audience co,ssi __ __ __ HaInINOI'.. An NIGHT FLIGHT Trevor Groouit,_George e Pony Aldan, a married Howard, So Svenon and orgalaatIous founded to oortOO ãès SUW kS • wish Celem L=nu we InumW in red WrWedoWq committed (2) 0 TOMORROW Guest: Plus : they could become one Antoine Di Saint Eiwperys against the diNusduu goes Public relations specialIst Sobad SSIIH, too, stc. Zaram. • another. He's a spertswrlt.r. M5III) dealing with the early alter a well-known c"a"t Tax NEWS She's a coanwilci executive. days of aviation wW man's love (IDS WICRP IN CINCINNATi Andys b is ).cperdl,ad When d leer of Son iiseysyanautiquaem for en CAVITY Otto Bett- the station is in cad to on Citizens Nit. DOICK a gypsy who Win them the mann, mueeum curator end a" Ike thousand dollars. Liz Top THURSDAYS $3PM : statue has author. Tax Buddha-like : And,sure ' "1106 MCI.àS (4) 5 LOU GRANT Lou Gu.st III 1 111111111 their (die wish Is • 011101 LITTLE HOUSE ON mi uncovers a clever financial coffee, N pp,M Laura and Albert shanti run by a white-collar 'ateth Taylor will be to spark a romance cois artist. "We have two women' S1 UIT 'A Park itsed of honor Fub 4 at the wmi ICIIDI a hard-blnking wand- • writers and one male CATIRRIS Of Tip O'NeIr A Una verNe annual Waldorf-Astoria it1sd mar (Ray lolger) w4 a ___ .TNI L)WISI loOkat the man d his fgi dilmerolTheTroeçers—an ACRJ "We're dolag .rythlng Wi (z)TOp.E SURNS' as the Speaker of the thI. organization dedicated to e. of can to keep a delicate iosm mo*v can for childra of the obw 89* 10,0M his 11:00 Sunday Brunch All You Can Eat $3 PBS Looks Friday, Jan. 19, 179— 2nd Season f .rr World LIT i erence 'A The Public Broadcasting Service calls its Second Season which runs from January through the spring, "A World of Difference." For the new year, 10 new series and eight returning series join the PBS schedule. During this season of firsts, PBS begins the ambitious project of airing all 36 of William Shakespeare's plays. Six plays, featuring such international Mars as Sir Joist Gielgud, Claire Bloom and Celia Johnson, TUESDAY EVENING 1:00 t7) (4)005 NEWS 5 MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT 6:30 (2)S NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS ADCNEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRONNVIRON. MENT 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "Best Of Enemies" It looks like Mary's friendship with Rhoda Is going down the drain after Rhoda makes what Mary thinks Is an unkind remark. 5 THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME P.M. NEXT STEP BEYOND BHA NA NA Guest: Joanie Sommers. CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDI Skits: "Ham Actor," "Old Man And The Sea." DICK CAVETT Guest: James P. O'Donnell. 8:00 (2) NBC MOVIE "Midway" (1976) Charlton Heston, Henry Fonda. The epic World War ii I To are o(feredthls year on "The Leaders" Is the first Shakespeare Plays." television effort to package Nathaniel Hawthorne's and put in perspective a wide classic "The Scarlet Letter" range of acclaimed abort will be the first full-length films; the series show-cases dramatization of an 34 films that were nominated American novel produced in for or won the Oscar. America by public And "Footsteps" Is the television. Meg Foster stars first series to combine in the series of four one-hour dramatic and documentary episodes. productions to help parents "Rainbow's End" Is the do a more effective job of first national television raising their children. Bill Moyers returns to series geared specifically toward hearing-Impaired public television with 26 new children. "Academy editions of his acclaimed "Bill Moyers' Journal," blending thought-provoking Jan. 23 Investigative reports and discussions with some of the UNION ADDRESS Live cover- greatest thinkers of the 20th age of President Carter's State century. of the Union Address. Seven classic MGM SOLTI CONDUCTS "Wagner" Selections Include musicals, with casts In"The Flying Dutchman," cluding Gene Kelly, Frank "Tannhauser," "Tristan And Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Fred Isolde" and 'Die Mel*ters. Astaire and Debbie Ingot." Reynolds, will be offered on 10:00 'The Hollywood Musicals," (4)0 FLYING HIGH The nine symphonic works STARSKY & HUTCH A of Ludwig van Beethoven blues singer's boss Is angered will be performed by Antal by a romance between his Dorati and the Detroit employee and Hutch, Symphony Orchestra on "A £ NORTH STAR "Mark Dl Suvero" The "last heroic figure Beethoven Festival," hosted In contemporary art" is by E.G. Marshall. profiled, with a look at the Two prominent medical tensions, contradictions and authorities bring viewers a struggles behind his herculean 26-week guide to health care metal sculptures. (R) at home on "Healthwlse." 11:00 And the fascinating world (4)005 NEWS beneath the ocean is DICK CAVETT Guest: Harexamined in the 13-part old Clurman. (Part 1 of 2) "Exploring the Restless 11:30 Sea." (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME The eight series returning 0 BARNABY JONES A racecar driver who murdered his for a new season on public brother-In-law is blackmailed television include "Nova," ba witness to the crime. (A) the award-winning ABC MOVIE "Ash examination of the many Wednesday" (1973) Henry Fonda, Elizabeth Taylor. A worlds of science. The new season of once-beautiful woman turns to a handsome playboy for auur, ance that a facelift has made "World" Is highlighted by a three-part look "Insidel Europe." "The Advocates" returns with 26 debates on key social Issues from Harvard's Kennedy Institute for Politics. Steve Allen's "Meeting of Minds" offers six new programs of roundtable discussions between such historic figures as Thomas Jefferson, Aristotle, Machivelli and Shakespeare. Andre Previn and the Pittsburgh Symphony host such varied musical talents' as Ella Fitzgerald, "Star Wars" composer John Williams and Nathaniel Rosen on "Previn and the Pittsburgh." "Austin City Limits" returns with 13 hourlong concerts showcasing some of the most exciting names In progressive country music, "Que Pasa, U.S.A.?" the first bi-lingual situation comedy, returns for a second season of hilarious and heartwarming programs. And "Consumer Survival Kit," the viewer's guide to the marketplace, again offers reliable information In such potentially perilous decisions as home buying, choosing auto accessories and purchasing prescription drugs. The Second Season offers one of the most distinguished. lineups of special programs in public television history. Current-affairs specials Include "The Energy War," a three-part, behind-thescenes look at the classic legislative battle over President Carter's con- Sinatra, Dean Martin. The sad- en of a Chicago gang donates a lanp amount of money to one of the city's orphanages. (2 Hrs.) CBS REPORTS "Iran" HAPPY DAYS Rlchis and the Forts give advlcs to the S MOVIE "Judgment At Heremberg" (5/W) (1961) Maximlilan Scheli, Spencer Tracy. The proceedinp of the Nazi war crimes trials explore the reeponalbility of the Individual tos,erd society. (3 Hrs.) - - ' V. 0 0 Some of the upcoming action on PBS's Second Season: (clockwise from top) Brian Stirner in "As You Like It," Francesca Annis as "Lillie" on "Masterpiece Theater," Johnny Gimble on "Austin City Limits," Antal Dorati conducting "A Beethoven Festival." troversial plan to control the natural gas industry; "Palestine," a three-part documentary tracing the three decades leading up to the birth of Israel; and many others, In the arts and humanities, Second Season specials include four all-new "National Geographic Specials"; two White House concerts, one featuring dancer Mikha II Baryshnikov; "Always for Pleasure," a joyous film about the music and merlment of New Orleans at Mardi Gras. Continuing series In the arts and humanities are highlighted by several allnew presentations on "Great Performances" and "Masterpiece Theater." "Great Performances" features a full-length performance of the Samuel Barber opera, "Vanessa,' and three "Live Fron Lincoln Center" presen tations. "Masterpiece Theater' offers two new mini-series: a four-part "Country Matters" featuring dramatizations 01 stories by H.E. Bates an A.E. Coppard, and "Lillie,' a 13-part dramati biography of the captivating 19th-century acturess, Lillic Langtry. (*her continuing arts and humantittes series include "The Dick Cavett Show," the weeknlghtly forum for interviews with some of the greatest names in art, public affairs and entertainment; "Soundstage," a showcase for contemporary music; and "Sneak Previews," a bi weekly review of upcoming motion pictures at tht movies and on national television, her beautiful again. (A) 5 TOM ANNOUNCED sir-naval battle between Japa1200 nese and Allied forces for con- (2) NEWS trol of ths strategic Pacific BIG VALLEY "The Time Island of Midway Is dramatized. (4) After Midnight" Jarrod takes (Note: "Midway" will be Inter- up the prosecution of a sucrupted In the Eastern and Cen- cessful crooked businessman tral time zones by the Presi- after the original prosecutor is dent's State of the Union killed. Address and WE resume lunme-12:30 diataly following the Address.) (4) MOVIE "Robin And The (2)5 TONIGHT Guest host: 5.vSn Hoods" (C) (1964) Frank ' OIAx;y Gibe Kaplan. Guests: Kenny Rogers, Johnny Yune, Amarillo Slim. 12:40 CBS LATE MOVIE "Bane-- cek: The Greatest Collection Of Them AN" (1972) George Pepperd, Penny Fuller. Banacek Is hired to locate a multimillion dollar art collection Which disappeared while bang traneporled from New York to Boston tOO ®NEWS taO SOUNDSYAGE "Freddy Fender! Leifanc And Cmv" THE F.B.I. "Superstition Rock" 2:00 LAVERNE_ I SHIRLEY Len-- (g TOMORROW Guests: ny We madly In love With or Elmer Green and his wile Laverni. myce Gram, co-thors of "Beyond BIofeedback"; pay9:00 STATE 'OF THE chologistOr Thelma Mon. . 9 -'- og l lo per fie Old POWS Prop hecy Lectures Sat. Thru Feb. 3 Fri. Dulls of the Devi Sanford SDA Church 730 lIon Ave. Sanford Is There A Try. Chwrch? Sws. Chrck Membership, upturn. Are They Necessary? �1s'øi Heral&S.nfov ,FL. FrldsyJa..1,. im Il—Evening Herald, Sanford, El.'Friday, Jan.1, ifl—ii A Look At me Of The SuperoLuckles The Dials ' Hardy Boy ' Parkerle'Next Travolta? By ANNE THAYER Were doleful old timers rigid when they tried to scare ON show biz hopefuls with dire warnings? "There's a broken heart for every light 01 Broa& way," they would chant. It's true that of the thousands who set their sights an stardom only an occasional applicant will have the winning combination (aside from talent, or In addition to It) 01 the rigid looks, personality and luck to attract the big break. But, as more optimistic old-timers might any, "There's another side to every coin." And something Parker Stevess said In a recent Interviewset us off toting up a list of the super-luckles, of which Parker Is one. Their original career goals were more mundane (business, finance, writing) when fate matched them from their chosen roads and shot than to stardom. Parker, who strikes masses of screaming groupies as a fair-haired, upper class successor In their affections to Iski Travelta, has JiM been offered no less than four movie roles. At press time, he had declined three. The fourth Is Mill pending. Yet, he was already settling Into graduate business courses, at New York University when he was sought out to costar with Skasa Cassidy in "The Hardy Boys." Says Parker, "The funny thing Is, I don't know who finally suggested me, except that it was somebody who had seen me in the movie 'Lifeguard.' "That was the third - and he expected it to mogul husband, Irving In the be the last- 01 the movies Thalberg, MOgFoplIC*I film of him the Parker made. Now 25, he started working Intho=tnvans In commercials during summer vacations In New already was a business 14 success In New York as one York from the time he to finance big edueatics.H. 01 the heads 01 the Evanlearned acting on-the-job Picone sportswear company, during those years and but he took his fling at Scphased into flIng before tlng. And then, of course, graduating from Princeton. Weid on to become a movie But it took the "Hardy Boys" mogul himself (head of to get him hooked on acting Paramount studios, eta., Mc.) His next film will Mar as a career. "The series gave in. n-wife All McGraw. recognition ... and I'm It was NBC's "Saturday grateful. That's why I'm Night Uve," that brought being careful about choosing Chevy Chase more luck than a movie. I ward to develop as be was locking for... or even an actor. ft's time to Mop wanted Initially, an old thin playing a 19-year-old. says. "Chevy just warded to Hiker Evans was lured be a comedy writer behind into show buelnees first as an the scones, but he went onactor because the great film camera because everybody star Norm Shearer said was doing everything he (or that Evans had the rigid look Me) could for the sake of the to portray her late movie show." Instant popularity was his surprise reward. Now he is also billed big on tbq big screens. (In his first movie role he co-starred with PARKER STEVENSON Gdde Howe. How lucky can a guy got?) him an off-Broadway role. as her career. Peter Falk started acting Which led to another and J.he Avildess, the director with little theater groups then to television. Long of the movie "Slow Dancing strictly as a hobby. re "Columbo" mi Mm in the Big Qty," now rear He had no intention Of rich as well as popul view photo of Anne In a giving up his good Job In POW won anFmmyAward newspaper and said, In have don, this one. Lily, a wonderful talent Connecticut's State House for a drama special, ,The essence, "That's my leading should have let others guide (financial division), but Price of Tomatoes," proving lady." her uto what films todo. friends brought him to the the coach was so dgM Anne liked the Idea when And the same applies to attention of a top drama The strangest scouting, told ... signed for the movie, other stars. Just because coach who said Peter was however, concerns Anne then rushed off to sign up for already a talent worthy of DigeUMM who bad ___ they are great the first acting lessons 01her draws and undeniable the major leagues and got of ballet life. talents does not Frank Rluo, one of the most automatically qualify them Jan. 24 controversial big-city mayors to be the best judges of what of our time. Is profiled. (R) they can do. drake themaglcn uses hIs 1100 special powers to combat aS•PWs power-crazed madman and hi s RS DICK CAVITT Guest: Nor. army of 'mIndcontrolt•d old Clurman. (Part 2of2) robots. 1130 DOWAPOTMKM Actors Have Power' _ To Make, Veto HOLLYWOOD (NEA) There Is a trend operating In Hollywood today that Is a bad thing for the business. That Is the fact that actors become so powerful they decide what films will and will not be made. In Hollywood's past, those decisions were always reserved to executive. Mayer, Thalberg, Warner, Zanuck, Goldwyn, the rot. Perhaps their taste was not always impeccable, but, generally, It was pretty good. Now, however, with the studios In a weak p'It1o'i, actors have the power. There are consortium 01 actors (First Ads, co trdllsd by Barbra Streisand, Paul Newman and a few others) and there are isdivldnsl actors who decide what films they will do. nutritionist. Example: Lily Tomlin was behind the making 01 her record release, "Moment By It is not a good picture for her. (It probably wouldn't be good for anybody, actually). Even though she Is now In a position, because of her name, to say what films she will make, the shouldn't TVLOQ or*E Nm NEWS 20001NEWS I we IVURVUODYS 5141U- ci MARY TYLER MOORS "BOW Late... That's A Pun... Than N' When Mosy liows some '.midhatl aM to get on "The Six OCIock *1116`1 Lou sues mad and luruluis to Ike 1w. VW MACNIH. I LIHRIR I Cedaluly, actors should have a say ln Una decleions. But theys not necessarily th. best Judges 01 what Is bed for them. If a man Is a grist cock, that doss necuwVyqualifyhim an a LD not 'Price In Paris her LesdynePrtcih ParIs opera appssmcss dw1Ia,pserN.wy's lye with the New York hr the (kM s aim 1NI WEDNESDAY 730 UARS0LUS FAMIlY RRID 0AN01100M 1 SIN SSAUTY SHOW CAROL PJANETT AND PRUINDS Guest: Rock N A1011 mcii CAVSTT Gun Her. aid ckw"WL(P&t 1012) I urn.... SEEN. - :uu lIuLah&' NIC MOVIE IPU..Jar$ AMho. ny I1i.,oa, ReSort Reed. Man. _______________ a, Joyce Ebert. Lawis, Dick N r! -op. INS UiWVWID SANS Geraldine Fitzgerald and Rock. Swoosi. Kur an, fsstured InlardROIIFORD p35 ugeland win, a " Eugene O'Neill's nostalgic glance at bygone America. (R) swirldle I.te I WOW the $00 uluman and $10,000. ® 8 ON DAY AT A TIMS S POLICE WOMAN Pepper Ann's romantic hwohement goes undino.er 10 catch a leads her to dlsoyer a great plot lying drugs In from Mlxidial about hansel and the man co she loves. (Port 2ofC) Ila CHARLIS'S ANSSLS Throobsoutilluiwono pose n Haw, the __ corned about stale prison conditlons and esuistly orvanges 0:30 to he wsaSad and Inoaroanal. ®STHE PIMOHS it 10:00 12:37 (2)51ST. TIC. VU A police a MAIM Mennix is framed detecllqm (Johnny Yuns) uses for murder by two of the his logic and acting abliNy to suspects Invelvsd. solve tits murder ofa rock ia ___ nis rookie • KOIAK A prize fighter air GI murderst(R) __ Chergssof TOW No oft go bsoc.7...., Ii. la UrW at a Visinam wisran (2)0 TOMORROW Quiet; who SINe Om neeponsIhie for H.N. HlC..an, former Nixon Ms Inbofee. Ch at of Saul. rtis msyor (1) "M Sorrell Boske (foreground) and James Best (left), John Schneider, Tom, Wopat and Catherine Bach co-star In "The Dukes of Hazzard," a comedy-adventure series premiering Friday, Jan. X. on CBS. Turn. With New Joel Higgins (left), Irish Stewart, J. Jay Saunders (right) and Andy Griffith star as a team of retrieval experts in ABC's "Salvage I." which premieres on Monday, Jan. 22. Entries Josh Mostel (left), James Widdoes and Lee Wilkof clown it up in ABC's "Delta House." The comedy take-off on the National Lampoon "Animal House" movie airs Saturday nights. He'd Rather Gripe Than Switch Shows (& lyDAVIDHAND( Watd'Ing TV Is finally "I was g*g to review "Plying High" this week but darting to drive me out 01 I can't. ft's gene. I thought it my skull. It's not the had JiM best preempted for programs, ft's smug, freea week, but it's been dropped bonded schedule shuffling from the line-up. It miglit be that the networks are getting back. It inigle riM. No one away with. knows. "Future scbWft Remember when there will be umsencsd," says used to be an anchored Jan. 25 THURSDAY ister after, an sccki.nt cause. him to neevskats his We. MOIhK & MIdDY Mork tries 0:00 to free Eugene and his little glnlfnlsnd from parental per. locution by performing their ceremony. S:30 Mind S 5 SmoNS MeGhiflul" Who . or what - will (4)5 II NS10 take over when computers ABC NEWS begin to think better than their EAMKWAANDIKY creators? (R) 700 5:30 ' No NSWLVWEO C. 5 WHAT'S HAPPSNINGII (1) MARY TYLER MOORS Dee Is bumped from the "Ted Baxter Meets Walter b,cw.. of Cronkite" Ted gets the chance aqw8ystem. s to meet his est, waiter crock. Its. 0:00 . m CRoss-WITS(2)5 QUINCY Quincy, with the help of a disfIgured former JOKER'S WILD MACNIH. I LIHRSR movie star (Jan. Green). attempts to expose an IncomORT 1I• __ (ID 5HAWAIRVIO A spinSOM slorish detective novelist (MilHOLlYWOOD SQUARES dred Nalwlk) tells McGarrett MATCH SANS P.M. shohoseahs the murder he Is TUI&IOOSON NANI THAT uii_MILLER Wolo Is CAROL IURNITT AND torn uisom ft.a 1 8klt$ KIdll5IlPlflg hand and his allso___ 110115 to 5 fiIliii woman. JUMM" GUSSI H • PALISTINS Allan old Ckwmern. (Pant 2 of 2) Hargreaves narrates this history of the Jewish stats, from OF THE 1911 to 194$. (Part 2 of 3) - ____ MUMWWISlow10:00 "'SW Of comic book heroes (2)5 ROCKFORD FILlS liv- udlng Cain Marvel, iii. Rockford ends up SI $ deadly MM one and, she Hunt. game of bleclimill when he reel gathers to be "roaueorr' tries to clean a drunk driver bye group $jly of ,,,i, (4)OSARNA$Y_JONES A (j) WALTOSul Jim- pretty_disco dancr WISh the Wft a to become a min. reputation of being I pudlaniIWNING j I I - .-- lineup? duo used to be my favorite. Strictly from the pad. The network, however, Thuse days, oway time I isoe thorn up and tried to find a Mow I like I have to spread my Interest acres spend most 01 my leisure two pigtg. time trying to find out what 1ly moved "Quincy" to oW 01the week It'8 810106110 Thursday although be on dunes they move it back NBC's Friday night "The to Friday and sometimes Rockford Flles"-"Qulncy" they show It twice In one Cal sex symbol bicomes a tar- Week. And now they're talking get to murder. FAMILY about moving "The Rock. ford Files" from Friday to 10:30 • JOHN CAGE Composer- Saturday. G Is It Sunday? I philosopher Cage Is profiled, don't care, because I've ilOflQ with a look at his contni- topped watching both of I was JiM getting Into "me White Shadow, on Monday nights so CBS Is moving it to Sunday because Snow. they're bringing back TONIGHT Guest host: "RP in Cincinnati," Rich Little. Guests: McLoan which was dropped but not cancelled. Stevenson, Trevor Howard. (1) THE NIWLYWSDGAMS "Dallas," which usedtobe S MASH Hawksy. and on Saturday and then was Trapper John help an enlisted moved to Sunday when ICorsen gel a pass to 511 his iary" was dropped Is going Friday IISICY1!HUTCH Star- to be moved to___ ____ sky and Hutch are euupuclsd Of because "Mary" Ii beck, but shooting an Innocent bystand. In a totally different format. who was the wife of a govCan any bee be mad, of ernment agent. (N) this? Yes. A workable rule of 12:00 thsmnbseenato be: Ifasiiow (1)115 VALLEY "The Battle has been cancelled, It means Of Mineral Springs' Victoria it will probsây come back and Jarred spend the night Ifs again six mouths later for a dying townthat survives by1molthree weeks, each na charging for everything. diffIAlt ow. isoe Also, If a Mow premiers In _______ • CBS LATE MOVIE (tiM to be con "Columbo: Requiem For A Fall- mid kg Star" (1972) Paler_____ Falk, fined with second lesion) Anvil lazier. M aging antrses the chances are ft's only for a plots to murder a haled Holly. stan&d run of few weeks. wood gONlp columnist. 5 't gd too fond 01 12:37 Mows like "Lucan" or "Joe A tsdng movie mind valerie" because there queen's promises of a rnow more than Mx of ing book of mimoke tmnem is the can and the cad sd nearby. ad bye bomb (_ nwdh1 tOO In DJMOAAOW geiiry the pattern 01 the GD NEWS, 11:00 NEWS ___ ______ _____ ____ IV Guldechips In with yet a third choice me reason this happens Is that the networks. rifle out one-paragraph programming change announcements at the rate of 600 per hots, many of than sent to the pers the hour underdog networks. before the Mow Is supposed Strong down are moved to to be on. buttress weak nights. Weak Every publication has a Mows are moved to find out different deadline schedule whether It's the sow JiM a matter of so it's or the competition or not thechange whether blame. got through before it was too If you feel a little like a late. guinea pig, it's because you But what difference doss it are one. make If we don't know ABC doesn't need to What's on the air?. Muffle, although they do produce their share of those Do you think they feel a stunted series. hint of remorse when they pit The No. 1 network lurks In the two biggest movies of the the weed., waiting to blow year opposite each other so we can't watch both? Mw answer Is a resowding no. REVIEW ON competition's new shows out of the water. The night NBC premiered "Diff'rent Strokes," ABC moved a super.dooper threehour "The Loveboat""Fantasy Island" combo over from Saturday to give them a wall-to-wall sweep of the night and spoil the new Mow's rating. Dirty pool, but there are no rules In this game. There's also no way of getting any answers. My local newspapers usually have coeflicting programmind information. One says CBS Is carrying "Celebrity Bowling Live from Caesar's Palace" tonlgI4, the other says It's "CBS Reports: Is Demqcracy the Answer?" The networks know well take whatever we can get whenever they care to hurl It our way. We know it too. We Just keep watching. And fluning. Argentine Travolta? BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) An afternoon television program Is sponsoring a tiwse-moathlong dance contest to find an Argentine version of John Travolta, the American actor. A Travolta.worsinip rage has hit Argentine youth since the appearance of the movies "Grease" and 'iatwdsy Night Fever" In Argentina. - �12—Evening Hamm,uwll~*PI. Frkhy,Jan.1,,lm: U mg 3.Cushlon Sofa 'chair • Ottoman • Rocker '2 End Tables • Cocktail Table (Matching Lamps available, each.......... Ld Ai~~U j'tA Luxurious comfort, good looks and durability are all captured in this massive 7-12c. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 19, 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/79e735caa872de8ae2c5fedfe187dd18.pdf 2a0b2a60a586e241c7061a3fa751ad0d PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 130—Thursday, January 18, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Kroll Urges PTA Provide Breakfas t School Breakfasts: No Second(s) Hand y, Proposal Shelved By LFONA}I) KRANSDORF Herald Staff Writer A motion to establish a school-supervised breakfast program in Seminole County died for lack of a second Wednesday night. The motion w4as made by the only board member in favor of the idea, Roland Williams. When he made the motion, his four colleagues remained silent, killing the Issue. The Four school board members opposed to a breakfast program in the schools: Pat Telson, Allan Keeth, William Kroll and Robert Feather, board chairman, agreed unanimously breakfast for school children is the responsibility of parents. After almot 20 speakers took about 45 minutes for pro and cons on the program Williams moved to establish a pilot program. Silence followed. I just believe it is the parents' responsibility to feed, clothe and care for the child," said Kroll. "If you can show me a child who cannot pour milk on cereal then there has to be something wrong with the child if there is food in the house. If there is no food in the home, then it is the parents' responsibility to get it through food stamps, but it is not the school board's responsibility," Kroll added. Mrs. Telson agreed: "We are here to educate, and I think we are taking care of our obligation. I think the one thing we should do which we do, is to educate the child on what is good nutrition. But it is up to parents to feed them. The proposed program would have been funded through federal monies and would have consisted of orange juice, milk and cereal, school food personnel said. Breakfast would be available to any student and those See NO SECONDS, Page 2A l{OL.Ni) %%'I Iii.\MS His motion greeted with silence Seminole County School Board member William Kroll who Wednesday voiced opposition to a breakfast program in the schools today called on the Parent Teachers Association PTA to implement a program where school children can get food from the school health worker. Kroll said his idea is patterned after one operating at Southside Elementary School in Sanford. In that program, the PTA has bought peanut butter, crackers and Tang for the school health worker who in turn gives it to students who come to the clinic. Kroll advocated the program at a meeting today of County Council of PTAs. '4 4 WI ELI M KROLL "If a child comes into the class and puts his head down, the teacher would ask what is wrong and if the student says he has a stomachache because he hasn't eaten breakfast, he would be sent to the clinic aide for food," Kroll told the group. For schools who do not have clinics, Kroll suggested the student could be given the food in another office, such as the assistant principal's. An office employee at Southside Elementary School said the program has been in effect about two months, "but it's too soon to tell if it adequately replaces a school breakfast program as such." The project was started at the school by the school's PTA which buys the foodSee PTA Page 2A Fate Of 141 CETA Jobs In County Hands By DONNA ESTES Herald SLiff Writer Herald Photo by Tom NetsIl WHERE, OH WHERE, 'S I I M Y PUBLIC? There he was - David larr, newest Sanford city commissioner - waiting for someone - anyone - to come and share with him complaints, comments, lie waited and waited Wednesday afternoon in the city hail conference room from 1)0011 to 2 p.m. in the second hoped-for open lileeting. The only citizen who showed up came to hear what others had to say. There were no others. But Farr pledged to try it two or three more weeks anyway. Follows Recent Orlando Resection New Iron Bridge Bids In Works' New bids in the $40 million Orlando Regional Sewer Plant at Iron Bridge near Oviedo will be awarded within 120 days, Howard Jewett representing the city of Orlando told directors of the South SeminoleNorth Orange Transmission Authority at a meeting in Maitland this morning. Jewett explained the reasons for the recent rejection by Orlando of bids for the plant to authority directors: Mayor Bill Grier, authority chairman, Casselberry; Mayor Troy Piland, Winter Springs; the construction failed to meet specifications for the regional Seminole County Commission one requirement of the U. S. plant that will save from $2-toChairman Bob French; Winter Environmental Protection $4 million in construction costs. ['ark City Commissioner Byron Agency (EPA). He said, in addition, the U. S. Villwock and Maitland City Jewett said while EPA calls Navy has agreed to pay $7.5 Manager George McMahon. for bids to be for advanced million of the costs of the imHe said not only was the low wastewater treatment (AWl), provements, subject to apbid for the plant and other it also requires alternate bids to proval of Congress. improvements Orlando must advanced treatment. No "1 feel optimistic about it make to Its sewer system to alternate to AWT was specified he said. Jewett said that meet state and federal or received in the bids. Orlando could not negotiate regulations $49,580,000, more "That would have been with the original bidders than $9.1 million over con- enough reason in itself for because EPA guidelines forbid struction estimates for the 24 rejection of the bids," he said. it. Revised plans will be million gallon daily capacity Jewett added economies are completed in 30 days, he said, facility, but specifications for being Included in new plans and the project placed for bid 45 days thereafter and bid award 45 (lays later. In other business, the directors delayed until 9 a.m., Feb 2, a decision on choosing a fiscal agent after McMahon said he received two new proposals, one of them today, from the Leedy Corp., Orlando, and the other from Dean, Wood, Reynolds. Earlier bids were received from Southeastern Municipal Bonds, and H. R. Hough and Co. Seminole County Commissioners within the next 30 days will decide the fate of 141 county employees whose salaries have been funded under the federal Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) now that funding cut-off is certain for 66 of those slots on Sept. 30, according to Commission Chairman Bob French. Commissioners will hold a workshop Monday to begin the decision-making process bn which of the positions are critical and must be placed on regular county payroll status and which will be phased out. The commissioners have held several workshops in the past few weeks on new federal regulations concerning the CETA program. The overall payroll Including fringe benefits for the 141 CETA slots Is $1,385,749 annually. The 66 slots for which federal funding is to expire Sept. 30 have an annual payroll including fringe benefits of $693,828, according to Hank Newell, director of the county's CETA office. "We need to let these employees know as soon as possible whether we are going to keep them or whether they are going to have to look for other jobs," French said, adding some positions "are very key jobs and will have to be placed on the county's regular payroll." The commission chairman said it is not possible for the county to place all the slots on the regular county payroll in the budget year beginning Oct. 1, 1979. Noting that one mill ($1 per $1,000 assessed valuation of real property) of taxation this fiscal year generated $1.6 million In revenue, he said the only way all the jobs could be retained —DONNA ESTES 'We have to retain levels' (AIY KAISER would be by raising property taxes. French said with the $7.25 per $1,000 valuation tax cap approved by the people in referendum in November, the county cannot increase taxes enough from the present $6.40 level to raise the money that would be necessary. "I don't anticipate the taxes going up anyway and there never was any plan to absorb all of the persons working under CETA," he said. French said county staff has been working on preparing a list of current CETA positions that are critical, essential and others. "We don't want to drag this out any longer than necessary," he said, saying a decision on all of the CETA employees is expected within 3C days: "Hopefully, we will have most of the information Mon. day to make a list of priorities," he said. "Rumors have been running rampant all over the place." Meanwhile, Gary Kaiser, county public safety director, said 13 of the 18 members of the county fire department em. ployed under the CETA program are Involved lii the Sept. 30 cut-off of federal funding. Salaries and fringe benefits for those 13 total about $,(X)O annually. Kaiser said. He said the 13 are spread over three working shifts all over the See CETA, Page 2A Today Around The Clock 4-A Bridge 4-fl Calendar ......... .. .....2-fl CODIICS . 4-fl Crossword ... ...........4-B Editorial . ..............4-A Dear Abby 1-B Horoscope Hospital Obituaries ......... ... ...3-A OURSELVES 1-B Sports 1-7-A Television 2-B Weather 3-A Sanford Development Goal: Landscape Architect By MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Staff Writer The Greater Sanford Downtown Development Corp. (GSDDC) hopes to have a landscape architect within 30 days to begin development of a landscaping program for the central business district. The first step in the search will be to contact Foster, Contant and Associates, Orlando landscaping firm, to see if they are interested in the project. That company was selected about 8 months ago to act as landscape architects for the GSDDC for a fee of $2,500. Foster, Contant developed the preliminary plans for the landscaping project, according to Sara Jacobson, GSDDC member. However, now final plans need to be developed. "We're hoping to get something done in 30 days," GSDDC president Glenn McCall said of the search for the architect. "We thought we would have been able to begin the landscaping sooner, but we've found the buildings didn't get done as quickly as we thought," said Shirley Moak, GSDDC member. Space would be made available for the landscape architect to work In the Sanford City Hall's engineering department, according to McCall. The Landscaping architect will study the downtown area and develop a landscaping plan that would include , -j #1 ,. - sidewalk and street improvements. The engineering work needed to carry out the plan will be done by personnel in the city engineering department, according to McCall. The agreement for the landscaping project was approved by the Sanford City Commission 16 months ago, according to Miss Jacobson. At that meeting with the commission, plans to block off downtown streets to create a pedestrian mall were abandoned, according to Miss Jacobson. The plants to be used In the landscaping can be placed In planters on sidewalks or can be planted In a section of a sidewalk, according to Miss Jacobson. The architect will be paid with $3,675 GSDDC has In Its 4-8 $-A bank account or with $10,223 in Federal Economic Development Administration (EDA) grant funds. Board members are hesitant to spend the EDA funds because they have not received official word that the funds have been approved for expenditure In 1979, said Mrs. Moak. The GSDDC received a grant to spend the funds on landscaping in 1978. However, because renovationi of downtown buildings took longer than anticipated, the period In which the EDA funds were to have been spent expired, according to Mrs. Moak, Approval to spend the EDA funds In 1979 Is expected in the near future, said Mrs. Moak. �I I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Casselberry VVQRLD Khomeini Rejects Carter To Between Dec. 22.24 be ft D4N PEOLA allegedly delivered marijuana Herald AWl Writer An Orlando man was arrealed to a 17•yssr-old and then hit the In Cauelberry after he youth, according to records. punched an off-My WA=TAM Orange County deputy. The Incident occurred A wristwatch valued at $7 Thursday at :4 Thursday WU reported dckn doing a Road 436 near North Semoran '' .4 • .r-1 Boulevard. There was an acUnds Newkid4 21, of 11111111 Hold Give Regime Chance By United Press International Man In Fight deWaudnailgan with ac. ceasurlu wer e itelw from the truk records indicats allegedly IN BRIEF Plea Police ___ IN BRIEF OL.aoIIrOLN Two GOP Conservatives Ask Amendment On Taxes __ t WASHINGTON (UP!) ---- Two Republican conservatives Introduced a constitutional amendment today that would limit federal spending to one-third of national Income. The proposal was introduced by Sen. James McClure, R-Idaho, and Rep.' Phillip Crane, RIll., an &nnounced candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. McClure told reporters the proposal 'is aimed at freeing the American taxpayer from the burden of continuously increasing taxation." car - Exiled Iranian opposition leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Kkomelne today rejected President Carter's appeal to give the present Iranian government a chance to succeed without fear overthrow.Khomeini said Iran's Internal affairs are its OWfl business and that Premier Shahpow Bakhtlarl's government, appointed y the recently-departed shah, is Illegal. In ehran, troops fired on demonstrators celebrating the shah's departure in two southern towns today and oil workers threatened a total shutdown of on supplies to the nation, now In the pip of a cold wave. Ford, Shah, Sadat Confer :swAN, Egypt (UP!)- Former President Gerald Ford, the shah of Iran and Egyptian ___ President Anwar Sadat conferred today for an how' and a minute in an impromptu conference at the great Aswan dam on the River Nile. Sadat brought Ford and the shah çgether In a fourth-floor hotel suite within five minutes after the former president's arrival at the start of a Middle East tow'. ' r __ _____ _ - .No The Irish Republican Army took responsiblity for a bomb explosion at a gas works in Greenwich On the MilkS of the Thames River that destroyed a storage ___ d rrem Pigs A bomb set by out by one of our special units," a military spokesman for the PLO said. he said. For the ftrd time in the several enodheldcWrs,arsy Seminole A.orlatien (BA) espreued for the program en a pOd bs. 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As he ho in the pot, iit: W" lijer nit ida objectbo otb he bss, it is the rsspt___ty dthe parent .4 the ittlil ___ 57d airidY offers both width he .14 he believes Is sao Uwesotain,e* inane mad I .i14sisom , I' itS homes and enjoy nice lifed$.s, but there Is a popultIwhith has been hidcr1oaliyaegtect.dferas Bikini Defector Gets OK Rails 'Theleck d aproperdide. om dise.eandthen " the added you we bftd &i.1the Mw. 01the at at atricin w. the ones who opposed the pram. "The par he,. the reepoy of pow* salt r teechue. I don't 'Tm opposed to it .4 so are my schiel into a tioia wc.w. t i ww w11111111111114111111111111111 IdaO learning capcity of the II wkeks ad eat " __ W""w added. '" M many people who Mt bath in l.,,&lis WASHINGTON (UP!)- Some filling stations soon will be selling "gasahol" as a substitute for unleaded gasoline. Rep. Avin Baldtm, D-Wls., said the Environmental Protection Agency has approved the substitution. Gasahol Is blençl of alcohol and unleaded gasoline that generally sells for less than regular unleaded gasline. Blocked Reduced Rates For Carter? FROTPROOF, Fla. (UP!) The accident happened at a Wreckage of a Seaboard crossing on rural date road N shortly after noon Wednesday, train that derailed Wednesday Jot wed of U.S. 27 and this when It rOflmed at high speed citrus town Iii southeast Polk Into a semi truck-trailer County. Engineer Frank Beaver of bloCked : of U* main Um tItO'4h central Florida Hernando Cow*r was thrown from the cab of the lead engine early today. and killed when wheels of the The train's engineer died locomotive crashed on top of 1M'tly In the epectacular hlth. Rescuers oed a front___ Wrck.4 ;; tractor, to intricate thk.t,er a• two tr1 crewmen were body. jured seriously. U.S. m a I I m a n James The accident could have been "Buddy" McClellan of Frostworse. Two hours after the proof, miking his rounds, was crseb, rescue workers found a delving jot behind the trick )at. tark of propane gas beZure the aL Ne tohd inWS4Sd between two Of the 36 vestlgators that for some red derailed cars. Th. tank had a reason the truck delver large d.nt In Its side and the warning f1&th ig lights and authorities ordered evacuation bells at the crossing and made ° od1 It was removed no apparent attempt to halt for the trim to pass. WASHINGTON (UPI)- Pressure from Bert Lance allowed the Carter peanut warehouse to benefit fromi reduced Interest rates on loans and check overdrafts of nearly $500,000, according to officials of the National Bank of Georgia. The preferential treatment afforded Carter's peanut business was revealed in a special report by two directors of the bank. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Sciasot Coimyy R.MININO An Zorwss Ceo., Room. 203 Sowoao, Fiomoa First Biggie For Mew England By United Press International Residents of New England today fought Midwesterners battled earlier this week a major snowstorm, the first for southern New England this winter. New what - Englanders, who have enjoyed a relatively mild Winter, took It In stride. "It could be worse," a Concord, N.H., ,woman said while sweeping snow from her car. "We could be In Chicago." The storm closed many roads in the area, snarled traffic and caused an epidemic of fenderbender traffic accidents. 27 Firemen Inurid In Fire A veteran SAN FRANCISCO (UII) fireman died and at leaàt 27 other firemen were hospitalized fighting,' a blaze that broke out late Wednesday on westbound 10-car commuter train In the "tube" under San Francisco Bay. Fresh i firefighting units were sent into :Ie tmdertwater tunnel early today to bittl the stubborn blaze which spewed poisonous fuEnes and smoke throughout the 3-mile transbay structure. - a OVEAftMUAI yesterday's high, ?$ baresslrk pressw., $LN; rs,s 'L II . the MMFw,,h -1 .spi1 Partly elsedy ___ qodaM WE"ones, __ Katair said lattlag these AM ON S cemmetOrt with a ire 01 ass rob W V weld ad bean ft n" be l;their 1ho rift ( WNW today "Hal bO.SIIepWNh.thK ari ieu :1M allusive, adding Vi. i g.v.raaestal_units, regular keceuAiad u-'ri i • . t leave," tiIØt mId uisisergir isid. lad rasit he By hij U is problem athd lustiad that eqUal hhIIL,EgoI slid, the ad your be "ib 4 ce'e'issrs allay this p LWSI adam f p"ty 01lu goid a&.in 1144 an.1136 p. p salutes. 16 lepipeds Mo 4i*I san., k 'is " W . hate to islIm Ito aded the Beat "real low 11165 e.a. 11:45 p.a. lu$Is red thatisaireead each" undo TA se_s is. 1041M 8p1.*.51aid6e6dhchwl he 111" am " this pii the oesaty .Ia,r 51511d dsr the TA eupriws is $un'$a,l. preprI.r$i OI L L I "are sheaf 01 s p'.d in Amngis sur TA vies is Tuesday's Ivalag Herald in " ste' is eW P510N cbS 5' cuucsi a pthhr h..W tuft 0"" pIsged under is held hythecsotc, 13'Whalia .pr.sdsr01 a the reqod ii Hasdem OF 41 Othió .AMufsus th ef Navin far a cady MagoaaM,AaslYls sad 01epeiuuto .inI---'-iiCooty,J'. 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ROSS- Funeral mass for Mrs. Muriel Rose Destheus, It. who died Jan. ii In Germany, will be Celebrated it noon Saturday at All Souls Catholic Church with Fr. Mitchell officiating, Burial in All Souls Cemetery. Rosary will be recited at pm., Friday In Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel. Gramkow In charge. Peter Woodcrest Drive North, i'epoi'ted she left the ring in her purse in her car while the was shopping at the mall. She said when she returned home she discovered the ring and a stem hea&d had been stolen. There is no evidence to .............._, '• StartIn rldsy, Pebrusry i Services 7:30 p.m. also Sunday 2:30 p.m. Tent is located at 2600 Orlando Drive, Sanford PRAYER FOR THE SICK - every service, TENT WILL BE HEATED. stolen from a car while it ii possibly doting working hours. ISFEOL4 parked at the Altamonte Mall. of 5339 #jrn TrIsick, 45, JANL YOU W SEE THIS I uisusu sum • iou masv iuvms 7- beselNel isathe, iseh Ne.oehyde combined with durable Herculen. It features mix apd match reversible custium and lie heaviest us$1 weed same made. Includes: Seta, chair, richer, eIls.si, I seNd weed eel tobies aid 1 cellos mble. Lswesst emly $10. Me.y celersavalteble _ 1i99 COMPARAIU Phd - _•••'4t• ... !_-: - -.,•'' . ,.•• . 'I ' . I . •.- 11. 699 Country Furniture El 's TRADE IN YOUR OLD - OTNIIMU4OPFIcU Roy E. Shatto Sloppy J00 , TW 11IN1*U*V4$$ with Evangelist The First helps help yoursel . SANFORD *I.Pst$f. Holy Ghost AREA DEATHS HeR PEOM NO W000 The paving and drainage consulting engineers, Boyle projects to begin later this Engineering, has been retained month and be completed by the to do drainage studies. • - _ Mn. Idbla told sos. In the Winwood area noa~ are completed. Construction will be completed within six to Altamonte Springs, because*6T complex drainage problems, eight months. she said. It was a windfall night for were among We merchandise he discovered the rear door of Indicate how the thleves got into 'burglars in Seminole County reported stolen from a home his home had been pried open. the car, according to reports. A burglary in Sanford netted The stolen merchandise was $1,000 near Altamonte Springs. Burglars got more t 200 thieves six sets or corn07, ot Saunders, merchandise four separat Elwood taken from two bedrooms in the in in e Palm Springs Drive, told house. Also stolen were a 17- memorative coins and other Incidents Thursday. Atax.exempt bond certificate sheriff's deputies he left his Inch color television, a stereo merchandise worth $1,200. Dawn Kiddy, 44, of 401 W. 19 worth $36,000 and a gold watch home at 10 a.m. Thursday. He and speakers and a radio. he returned at noon St., left her home at 7:30 a.m. when wor th said A guard dog failed to prevent with diamonds Thursday and when she thieves from walking away with returned at 9 p.m. she found the than $4,000 in boat motors more from a business at 1199 E. High- entire house had been ransacked. Burglars apparently way 436 near Longwood. James E. Miller, 28, of pried open a rear door to gain Longwood, told sheriff's entry to the house. A set of Lincoln corndeputies three motors, in. MRS. MURIELDESCRENES one brother , Walter Rober eluding a 140-horsepower memorativecolns and five sets • D(Lbols, Bunker . Hill, W. Va.; Json outboard m*or of bIosatentat coins ware Mrs. MtirW epbiàthsrs, Terry and Bruce at $3,360, were stolen sometime stolen. Also reported stolen 28, stationed with her husband Ireland, both Of Sanford, Me.; between 5:30 p.m. Wednesday were three gold rings, a gold In Germany, died Thursday, Wayne Ireland, of Sanford, Fla. chain and 10 bottles of liquor. 8 am. Thursday. Jan. 11, after suffering a heart and grandparents, Mr. and and There was also a car theft Miller reported he leaves a attack. A native of Biddeford, Mrs. Joseph Dubois, Dayton, guard dog at the business reported in Seminole County. Me., she was a resident of Me. and Amy Ireland, during the evening. Despite the The car, a 1918 Dodge Magnum Sanford from 1910-78. Moving Millinocket, Me. dog, thieves placed the motors XE, Is worth $7,051. It was here from Sanford, Me. Gramkow Funeral Home on a dolly and hauled them reported stolen from Bob Dance Survivors include her charge of arrangements. away from the site. The dolly Dodge on U.S. 17-92 near husband, Staff Sgt. David apparently was thrown Into a Longwood. George Crossley of Edward Deschenes, U. S. Altamonte Springs reported the nearby lake, officials said. Army; daugs, U'.. A one-cast diamond ring car was stolen from a fenced Teresa Rose Jones and Carols. Fu n eral N otice worth $1,900 was reported compound at the dealership, Deachenes, Germany parents If you don't knowtax I$ws, you need HE tu You wai* Mock bw your to be an you are ulhg the proper tax form. Even It you tiled t'ie Short Form last year, your circumstances this year could letyouuvemoneybyf$Iing the Long Form. AtH&RBIoc we'll takU all thetimenece.. sarybecauswewanttbbeeure you pay the WestlaQmstS t1L ____ Crrsctln By DONNA FSTES left, the county commission was obligate the funds," Price said. end of March, Miss Fields said, Herald Staff Writer County Engineer Bill Bush include: in the midst of budget sessions Work Is proceeding on and then opted to have the said engineering plans are I -Bookertown area-(nbI schedule for federally funded actual paving and drainage completed for the paving and theast of Sanford) paving and I paving and drainage projects construction and engineering drainage in Bookertown and drainage for Richard AaM '' • and construction of a corn- for the projects accomplished paving construction is Street from Moton Avenue to munity center in five low- in house rather than by contract scheduled to begin within the Halsey Avenue; McKay Street ' \' income areas of Seminole with private companies. month. Before construction is from Moton to Halsey; Moton .L . County, according to Seminole "That decision means about completed in Bookertown, the from Richard Allen to Gilbert County Planner Woody Price. twice as much work for the plans for the Jamestown areas and Halsey from McKay to " The U.S. Department of , will be completed and shortly Orange Boulevard. Allocated Is .l Housing Urban Developand be thereafter the paving plans for $33,700 for materials with the r ment (HUD) this week warned Johnson Hill, Bush said. county supplying labor, one core up the work the county to speed 1Ibin-Dav1s Inc. has been machinery and engineering ' or face the danger of losing designated architects on the plans. es •' ' federal funding of $262,000 for Midway Community Center. -Jamestown (near Oviedo) the efforts. Representatives of the ar- James Drive from SR426 to Price, calling the warning , chitects and county personnel Canal Street; Church Street "almost "almost routine, but sigTunas will hold a public hearing at 7 from South to James; and South nificant nevertheless," said money," he said. s, • p.m., Monday at Midway Street from Florida Street to the projects are scheduled for • Price said when the county Elementary School and unveil East Street. Allocated is $21,200 completion well within the six- applied for the federal money, "rough Ideas" for the proposed for materials with the county to-eight months deadline set by it did not include a timetable for 2,000-to-2,500 square-foot supplying labor, equipment and 4ivald p Usuid Kiaisd the federal agency. the projects. However, he center. engineering. "It Is taking longer to get the added, generally a federal They also will be soliciting -Johnson Hill (near Oviedo)work done, but we are getting agency likes to see a project additional comments from the Harrison Seminole County School Board negotiator Ernest twice as much mileage for the accomplished within the fiscal community at that time on the Road to Street from Reed Wilson Avenue; Tayfbr Cowley signs contract with Seminole Educational money," he said, explaining year it Is approved, people's preferences con- Street from the existing paving Clerical Association (SECA) after it was approved that a delay in the project was "My assessment is that HUD cerning the center, to Wilson Avenue and Wilson Linda Fields, planner for the Avenue from Harrison tO Wednesday evening by the board. Board Chairman caused by a turnover In two key would like to close its books for projects, said $58,000 of the Avenue B. Allocated f* Robert Feather and SECA negotiator Ann Finch positions in the planning the year," he said. department last summer. Th e work ll be do " wi ne long grant has been allocated for the materials is $30,200 with the witness signing. When the planning director before HUD moves to de- community center to be placed county supplying labr, out for bid by private cone equipment and engineering. tractors as soon as final plans you"r m Hs.wyWSIOck en a a eni / . • OUTFIT YOUR CAR WITH A WINTERA& is she .4 there us about * MadaMs at .4 theM N percad ped1Mo in do bet. both 7 FE8.1979 730PM SaNPmou COUNTY Co.amouei sait 'Gasohol' Ready For Sale In pitag their l.1 in the muishig," do - pros and cone t"igt4. "We need a pilot program to dolermine If we can enhance the .duratlon 01 the id though a program," he said. ____ "1 don't think a luagry child con be voy rec.ij4lw to Palestinian guerrillas exploded in the major open air market of the city's Jewish section ,today, wounding at least 20 people, police ___ said, ll' ?" )rgsll1zat1on claimed ràponslbfllty for the explosion. '1'Jmbi attack Iawevtod __ aloly eek .. of but 71 percM of the children who I have cond'4.d health feBoweps on have either We liii. sleep or are nut -- "It is not the school board's uapo''fl1fy to do fI' other tiiw educate the chIldF" rwi.r .t Willlan said "the underlying h whather the breakfast program can meW hi providingqolity edw#lon in Seminole C.dy, and we have based Bomb In Jerusalem Market - fiscal policy." Trainman Dies Collis ion; Seconds who qualified would gd it free or at a reduced prim while this other students woul pay the tall cod i4bnMed at 36 OW to capacity With? million cubic feetantL 'of gas. A second storage tank exploded two 'uftteaq.'ofr,aponsibWty,thm to meitisp1ain and simple a parental r api,iift1Iy and nat that of the ')iours later. school sydem," Kiath said. JERUSALEM (UP!) WASHINGTON (UP!)- President Carter says his 1980 anti-inflation budget -$1 billion under his cost-cutting goal -cut everything but defense to the bone to spare human needs programs sought by liberals. Carter said Wednesday the new budget which goes to Congress Monday will include only about $29 billion In deficit spending, compared with $30 billion estimated earlier. It's the smallest federal red Ink total since 1973. The president called it a "very austere, stringent, tough _ IRA Bomb Wrecks Gas Tank .. LONDON (UP!) Carter: 'Austere Budget' - __ Paving, Drainage Projects.- On Schedule In Semino le If AAM M~j 167 Ate wIth tS Valued at INS w reported __ ates from a • ___ 1isi hi the Meadows Weat subdivision Diii Longwood. parked ata FWD park Ham Belfrelt V. of 132 Im passenger In one of the cars, 's deputies glar, Pnge FWSWW. MhIdo Thhi, 21, of someone tered his open en Donald Richard BradY._22, ZA Nl 311 Hibiscus Road In 5RS Tu'Idsy batwisi 5:31 began yelling at the delver of Cit iberry told sheriff's f 1' ' the other car, according to Ser1In Ave. told police the depat jes the arrived for work at PALwdl:36p.mandstoiethe burglary occurred Tuesday the raur at 3:11 p.m. box, aCCdi4 to isconla. An alf.didy Orange CowAy between I:41a.m.and4:lSp.m. Tuesday. 14 whenshelift deputy apparently saw what Burglarspined entry through work at midnight the ..). was happening and walked over a rear window, according to to where the argument was records. imloched and the taps, gone, HUICAPATAM t$k1115 placit a w according to records himself. The deputy showed the HUROLAAY IIROITED Ralph Porto, 11,01 Orlando d PPnt WWONI IOLEN reported purhing his cor at 134 Brady alk5idly knocked It Eugene A. Gregory of Fir, it,t in r..m pset from his bend, hit the deputy in FWIse reported I burgWi Two sholgine and two rs wb he w to on top 01 at ida both.. : Gregory with a combined value of 1* pm for the evening. He said him. Lumber, = jpp. An. in ware reported dolon from a wbo he returned be discovered Brady was subdued by Saofd rs,Ae, on Michlgon mind the hidicaps ivIk g from his Cauelberry police who He report.d the burglary, 14, W7 1J4.Jit 7W hubcaps arrested him for battery, Occur, Tuesday batweesi $1$ told shirKl's deputies burglarss veined at MIS, records battery on a police officer and p.m. and 7:15 p.m. and pined awy to the trailer indicate. romft with V1011flCS. burglar,gained entry to the Tuesday batwisa $ p.m. ad S ____________________ a rear deer. p.m. Hela being" held at the$.minole both... tlwoogh though a window, ac. CAUTOIZN County Jail in lieu 01 ,S0 Gregory arrived at work to find cording to records. bond. desk drawers and filing A cur was reported Men csbnata bad been romnaged. NraId pM$s by Tom Nitsil TOOl ISB4G from the parking Id at Lake MIQUGAN MAN___ A.32callbsrrevoivervalu.dat &W1eygh&boolin7ong A Flint, MIciL, man has been $110 was the only Itom While iu4 his rnmds for (my. liii Am HWbsrdol., Why not let the boss wait on her for a change? _________________________ figured Toni Osborne, who lets Sanford Police Chief ardthlemlnoleCoodyfor diaco,rad mi, according CoigraJ Florida l Co. of 11 told thsr's deputies delivery of a controlled sth to Longwood, $65 worth__________________ of tools parked the car at $13 a m. Ben Butler fill her plate at Police Benevolent _______________ dance to aminor, battery and Association barbecue attended by about 100 officers, w er e stolen a daliv,,j TAPTAW4 child abuse. Robert Edwin truck, a Sanford man bo to it at U:II am it was gone. city officials and guests. Sgt. Ray Williams was chef 1101111110111, 35- Is being held In lieu A total c472 tapes valued at rspomintkha Amos. 01 ThsllllPlymontb was vabod for the day Wednesday. sio,zoo. V5 No. reported dolun Iron a Truman AL reported on electric at 1365, acoordir* to r.cords Thursday, Jan. iS, i7O-3A FURNITURE 9 DISTRISUTOIS INC. LOWEST PIICES * CENTRAL FLORIDA OPEN: Mi. S Fri. 1$1 Ts., Wed., Tiers. 1S. Set. 15.5; PH 3631*2 Hwy. 441West lit $1)1Mile last of 14 ..rnmu I 1st IT.) I. -• ---- -- I _%-.-___ _ -_ �$ . S S • S S •S .5- THEIR VOICES Ewninglleiald CUSPS 111.211) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37171 Area Code 305.322-3611or $311993 Around Thursday, January iS, 1979-4A macabm 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALDG. BECK, Advertising Director Plow Dellvery: Week, 75 cents; Mor*h,$3i5; SMoedhi, $1$.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 93 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, AM ft's &bad the only kind of humor you get If u bang out MplaceslIheiheSemb1o1eCoCItyjMl and local courtrooms. For hinc., I was at the Seminole County All recently and o1*ulde were a man and woman waiting anaiously. "They haven't found him yet?" the woman a*.d. "No, they mat have taken him aid to be beaten," the man replied. Seminole County Jail officials may not think that's funny, but It got a chuckle out of a groW of byatanders. At a recent evacuation of more than 300 people new Loswood because of a train deraiime1*, It was obvious humor kept the evacuees In good spirits throt*hold the idgid. hIF * 0.I0; Year, $40.00. Doing As they were all haIdied together at the Moravian durub, In various dages of dress, the evacuees were discussing how littie time they had to epsre for the event. "I never know what to wear to these evacuations," one woman eald. That may not be tinny to you, in at 4 sin., they tell me, It was a scream. Another good .niple of gallows humor cum iç during a recent docket hearing. With a dosen lawyers sitting around discussing cases with a judge, one of the attorneys announced he was prepsredtogoto trial. His client was charged with possession and delivery of drugs. "There" only one Fotiem," the attorney told the Judge, "my client's In the hospital." "He overdosed," someone quipped. Some of the fwmle1*, and In some ways the saddest, of gallows humor comes from police humor," No, not Gallo humor, drinking Is one of my more serious subjects. Gallows humor, to be good, requires a touch of the They call It "gallows The Clock Right Ey D!NNI8 FEOLA John Wayne: His Cancer Spreads Throughout Body Taiwan BY :Whether by drift or design, the president seems tobe letting the dust settle a bit before defining precisely the future relationship between the Uni4ed States and Taiwan, that Is the Republic of ANGLEWALTERS Mina. • may have decided that his inaction would ~~Congreu away from opposition to his stirprille recognition of the People's Republic f set month Into affirmative action on the future of F*Lwan. :Such a plan has obvious merit because sonstors and congressmen are already pawing the turt on the China issue. The most important question for the administration and Congress to d ide immediately Is how the United States and the Republic of Chin shall relate. To From WOMANI By DON GRAFF It Is jug possible that there I' something: Iranian. positive to be derived catadroiM Not for the country Itself -at least not yet. Whatever new order emerges from the smoke: and destrutIon of revolution, It cannot recover: lives already lost or erase damage already done, to a socIy In transition between a dlii powerfully lInflu,r*Ial past and an uncertain : future. And It Is likely to be quite some time . •• . •• - • • . . •'. • • . .. . . long way toward ttkl tg dCWT)p*ym5flt on a bigger and better sMthe proft w1u$oa ... • • • . • .:.. * ••. • ':. 1•. * .1• . a This messy problem arises from the fact that both Peking and Taipei insist there is only one of which Taiwan isa part that,accordlngly, . only one China be recognized. •. After 30 years of pretending Taiwan was the real China, Washington has yielded to reality and :rftognized the existence of 9W million citizens on seeking to buy a house for the first time? How do they awing it when the median purchase price Is now over $50000 In large nispft Indeed ,se..do $70,000 in cities Ilk. Sen Frandsco and Washington, D.C.? Th. answer is that It's getting herder all the time; If current tffldl continue unabated, first°°i be virtually ftcsin am home the out a BUSINESS WORLD Already, more than half of all first-time buyer. are twolncotn. families. Theytendto .oi,r,i..p,rhorneswd to elnkmore 1&)ai allies also wrnng? &lienge Dsths In addition to t mounted in the courts titMeoIdent's *biegst'ron t the mutual defense treaty with Taiwan by Sen. Barry Goldwater R-Ariz., there Is already congressional opposition to the administration's "wosal to deal with Taiwan through a corppration. selves touristcourts or motels. But it took the standard motel chains, they have mainly .5 The issue now, therefore, Is this: If the failure O,'ecognize the reality of 900 million mainland '(nese Is wrong, Is not the failure to recognize the M!ity of 18 million Taiwanese, who have been It h been correctly observed that in 'ridognizing mainland China, President Carter was motivated by opportunity. . But the Taiwan aide of the China well and g oOIii represents U.S. responsibility, moral and *Pterla -responsibility to a trusting and helpful • ! • Some mouths down the road, the con*theshl*downofthelranisnoilflelda. sequsnces sociations shows four WA of five Or*-*Jm It was Americans taking to the highways in Brow said 00 p - rent of Super I's mot& M may well home bum r* aclusivelY an NMW to meet new cars after WorM War 11 who made them franchised. The owners include farmers, American donsamors. the downpayment. But In this Wfistilonary popdw. They pwi4 fewer and few_CW er but onf orta ioed 30030 corpordlans. Who it opened four years the willing tO MIS much money -especially whendations. ago, Super Cs room rate was only $150 a Wasblngtofl of the past several mouths has the inlerest available on tb* savings doesn't 0011`88 Mati sent that by the boott amply demoadrated. But there Is shing w to vie with seth other, Offt _ theinfladonrate match tuft in Ui. motels begans,ridawts 'S '' can do abo$ the ortustion at home, In the lm ad bars, ., Aaft Swimming Poll Ibl. to boot. we do provide free color pkn. Cd an effective national energy, r more e ve luxurious telephones arid beth- program The Iaigue Is ___ expected to make a major padi motile matched the downtown hotel. for cod. tel"' IW ID uld. "We I't Iran Is giving us a drT#IC lomon Cd the. in 001141115 this year to sa$ the ireM on Bat now Ui. tide Is turning agab'. savings won" hm taxmd' Now cholne of budget snotels we gdft 0 comoled" 0 al ad w&W __Ak _ d1 W _ out"Q 7% UAW states, far and: flatwasavispand1massoddlionsulff ftW share of Me travel traft. Darials then usually is a 30m " rostavevot away ft Is laft consumer, will never. Brown, trman of the Wus*MMe nearby.. OR= we w go hanbsidwith a be Ak toà _ __the Me" has Asr PNPNL r Marvin's 'Ex': Had . the US . .. •. And because responsibility is seldom as 41"l1a'Ing as opportunity, it is particularly important thm the t1on and Congress do the right Oft by Taiwan. - , Lat$svs I. tile edMsr . are welosaid lu :pIIeaUss. AN lotion mast b. slgaed, with a e, a t.Ispkue Mtog address aad, 11 wher so do wlellft. nry "' II'IRJ'Jfl , ••. • ' UNlat I .oso m moans I'll h" 16. frank my New YwsoMn So not d*ç. my ' 4 _ g g,' r IISE±: "ft bob oust_ii topue id.. PIvgM toeseperMSv*SaIkad MYuiJki S Iiiiii I_1 to d. sdpeImes,$vshodnla: di*adIMto*od he to , .pesld.MSdu&' MSsaMs. __in sdCd UL lamed.. he.iMSgdthpWmel,hibS.YMwS jersd .ub*ad If I,epe, II their apintd -'- r'4# ' ala - ems S. •. • •• - • .5 •• ad M • . 1 • - . •- - . S. * .. •. LIS rn .ZJa jt I • S. • •. * • •• • . IIILLLt .5 . .5... ( •• 4 to....-. ax jhj 4 • - ?J V •I! Over 600 Current, First Quality Patterns. All washable . many scrubboble Interior / Ezterior Long Lasting • and stczln.prooj Finish .SJSjfl.. - +5. - SALE I SALE -- #F.24 0 901. '4*" 4 top . . It single roll Reg. $5.99•$14.99 WASHINGTON (UPI) - you're not The U.S. Geological Survey 11freg. $6.99 1 4 ) (supply limited) lckcqeii in S S..v tloubk rolls md, Jun .J 1979. Th• Shs en Williams Company y ekaw eaarce No Nam .. 06w er nw. 318 French Ave. Sanford Ph. 322.1681 Only one potentially major and gas hub that will leased In an August 1075 sale. dby the bnext e mold __ *E.',.ls, PARDON OUR MESS test findings ha ve been "deemed 'Igolflcant In this case, In that It has given an indication Of the FSIIIICS of hydrocarbons adjacent to area tinlativelyscheduled for Mire Hospital Notes WHILE WE REMODEL OUR STORE. TO BETTER c it - . •I ...•..s. .• . __ • In ii ILI -. - I I UI !-. I S .. ii l5••aJ..I II U. U -1• riii. I I I I SERVE YOUI JAUANY 17 tin AMISSIONS I_ - .',.;.,.-. •. .1 • OF ALL *assces sr.ke$oø ffilfl5S Garcia Atlene Hem men UM wftft ' IurcM4Id MWw IMfIIY Wynn iseert Miltiaw. DeSsna JeIui 5cme*s. Detises Lesna Moyer. l.Ki Miavos-. 911sabefit Iisr, Oitesn batismin CVIflC$. ONlen, Cairn. sliTs, Ue*rO: Au.iai*.aM Wow K. Alsnss, a Nv Karen WilUrsen. a Ossr,e se Pr'. $emlflet. Ky. - - ouscsAasss $aMea; Alycs lily + -I SOFAS CHAIRS BEDDING BEDROOMS DINING ROOMS RECLINERS DINETTESI, • • • • • memo" ossoir sem A NneOUAL voucsi F*w Harris ____ 1100 FRENCH AVI. Villa Hille'_____ • - + - _____ DeNens No" Wderd. & siimm. SANFORD + isyO.WINlims Maiaru* Ie11.Downs i.uue V. iiirgsr. Daui FDIC • government Survey director H. William Menard said Wednesday the g + W"IN OLE OF SE" $1us kor Mwg Baltimore Cenyon off the mid- milessoigbeastolAtlantic City, In waters 2,616 feet deep. Atlantic med. workin and in FIXSHIP BANK $Nai The Baltimore Canyon drd gas and possibly potential York, New Jersey, Delaware, reservoirs of oil have been Maryland and Virginia. detected by ted drilling in the The survey's test well was 94 CAM Advantages of IRA*** . Sig- - nificot discoveries of ndwal ches down the coasts of New - + dr,50(dplas)upIIthme*,a1 user - f ,1jøbviLz said the area oil Atlantic City, find has been discovered In the N.J., Is In the vicinity of off. Baltimore Canyon in the areas and talk to one of our IRA counseofs. ftCome In U help you choose the best plan for you. ,',i.W., Vu All, THE SANK YOU'LL IVU $110 .-_ 1 c Abortions 44 pdft Style Perfect Pre.Pested Willc.reHq JJ9 Gas, Oil Supplies setting case, testified she became pregnantby the actor three times, but he persuaded her Off Atlantic City? not to have the children '9,doubleex.mptlon.when avs a lower tax bracket. ----- j" 0 9req $12 99 loomw W IN of w w wwww + b a lm*" H S;,O :. 't1Money set aside in your IRA Is token as a d.dction from income when you file your income tax form. Money in your IRA account earns top Interest .,tjcompounded so it really grows in your Flagship yOlireCelvi ' account. Tax is paid offer your. 65 when • One Coat Coverage. uhrn applied according to directions. SALE !' - •• : n L, p..' torpm se_ I.:,, Iiftuse Pa/at .a.,•J )f you qualify .Anyone who corns money, 'ónd this includes salary, hourly wages, fees. ommissions oj other payment for services, ,pnd who is not already participating in a qualified ,jiflrem.nt plan or fox sheltered annuity !I$on is eligible for IRA. - . t5 BE AUTY LAS :Account) Fills the gap. ____ • '?. JRA(Individual Retirement - a gal. reg $1299 kSiSIIICtIOO $NVEI1E1d In the use of these coatings or your purchase price u'Ill be refunded. In this time of galloping inflation very few people can make ends meet after retirement on social security alone. ___ • a gal, reg.$11.99 is not enough... ia the 8ocreIarpagr.ed to doss, The Secretary so' files meal, .tuir Woke" R&M CA a4that the *11111 SIMs Depai WA50WIGTI For ee , theakinIMsterltl$ad,ops,t.dbskW 1 pli.Ut$as MIaritIyurged 1 • go has bw emm wft u.s ygasinds hohatrtedtopenuMIs p,*Iil,ppr1.ad UiIedIMastokWpru.ursenkantohold K1 Ca" iI1geom Agescy NM thoSbIiltOTSCSQI1prlC.s. to his tkded secret de w*oflprinesinth Not l 07kW stkwsth1hadaeetothspslaiiA Ia teltusi tscIitu' 'Ike I the clsat to MM up do h, she j.bul the 'nad,sa hess Iniasir'ly M adully --d to e 11110k pelts. forWireilpricss.4de were heda peat M, fluuiy IL ad the No' annoy a c41-"" aa in. she 1hers bso Cd eU me u Raving the mod eume. r: mest'ii" pat aren't going to ad as hens. ad for The $SHs vs I des, r-'The leS Slats., Yd the $W5 in WV med. an at. bash Wget uu$wt with the UI "--iI mows, be line. 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Two ir keper- MM t their traveling perl Is at a all tke W, ad did rngAs a w League M. dimvldrM.s, ether taM badgel rh are Motels ad BceastrsvsL budget ieteIs bitani Cd the el"dIds OPEC cudsi u an world oil uupplI.i twice no this deeM. ivads largely o"tsl4t our control ly become Cd th inflationary coat .ç. nose de tar mere to oneowag. saving - Budget stile generally sperMs a espodally for hemebaylag than the United room rats Cd 51$ to $11 agaM the Øplus rates iupe'M1en, he believes will t older elderd and 'ui*ce have_upt.diupplir and thrown our osi icorwirny off balance. of the standard and lury molds. molds hard. I !77 accnrdinq to directions. • Washable. and she was left sterile by an abortion. Michele Marvin also testified that she and the actor broke up, after living together six years, because he resented her efforts to cut down his drinking, which she said led to escapades such as dangling a girl : out a hotel window. - rsd. The Evantog Herald will respect lb. 41 wrIts,, wils ds net wait their names he The Evsedng Herald shes reserves tile d04 One Coat Coverage, when applied ,. p risas e Write 5'.'y/e Perfect iWex NASHVILLE,Tenn. (UP!) -In an attempt to limit outgoing Gov. Ray Blanton's wholesale pardons to the 52 convicts, in, eluding some murderers, he already had extended, Republican Lamar Alexander, was, W d n nlght Blanton was not lnformeu of Vactli :I f until about five minutes before the ceremony. Aides to Blanton, the target of a federal grand jury investigation Into the pardon-peddling scandal, tried to retrieve papers concerning his clemency actions but were locked out of . the Capitol. Later, Blanton said he also had been locked out. IWA11111" to developments in A' best. As prosposky k*ov so dd 69 tourlit P"".1% new budget motels developed, first cobin,7% fond am began to call tbsm- as regional then as national groups. Uke the major sunk such as IM franchised wilts. or CALL TOLL FREE: 800•2251780 t*e3arn'I • • Pardoning Ex-Gov Locked Out u ll A study by the UI League of Savings name motel some years to gain any hater. 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass. 02109, Dept. 09.SH - perfect." - mart" 1=4 itIs becomingever mo to rrep up do cash needed to buy a house. Write and give us your date of birth. LEE OF AMEREA INSURANCE CORP. of BOSTON ('• - by othermajoresporterLB In ll be felt, both in curtailed suvvlles wi p 1)Oedbk higher prices. U I F than the traditional 93 pervert of household In &1sft: P*OleIen ' one Cd the big seven Cd come Into annual housing cods - mortgage world oil didrthidlcn, and which acquires 40 Efforts to introduce budget motels during Payments, real MIMI tazes, re.5e and BY LeROY POfl affluent l unsuccessful. One such pirciud of Is oil from Iranian fields, has already 1 Business Writer heoke with pib1aj loses. *hied Icustomers o a sharp cutback in there is a limit to the sacrifices NEW YORK (UPI) Back In the 1S$ when w4t. weed us- i • wad enlong sets trips they do.d despito heavy promotion. Even the hi e United Ades-0`11214101 The knsct on th M*II4 *5 tess w ft at. er at poédin*owh 'adds or to catifli, l"iJ food, clang, me&aI costs, etc. - à.r to Sab meted, hi It will be ddbdte. With somMhing op a el ch [iwis. ain of mini-Holiday eir fin ces. 36 d'"i the MM. Cd th an tainPtidto dev keep up the twus. payments. And w* a es now corning frorn on um cons g like half of the ft 81* by 1070, a gnfficaM part Cd the travel st raW', were fIIm'Ily conin percent downpaymsnt still the domIv'aM The early touri ,nhthnt production, the United ShIM Is was findi d, Its Ui. st ng an dard m ot ccnv.nL.sies arid l*le public els too es. Own requirement for obtaining a conventional Macted, had Av mainland. Depending on age • Miss Lillian was in top form Wednesday apologizing for one son and complimenting the other. Of son Billy's recent comment in defense of his Libyan friends that "there's a hell of a lot more Arabians than there Is Jews,"she said, "I know Billy loves everyone, and if he's said anything to offend anyone, I know he's sorry now." And of President Carter's Wednesday news conference: "Like everything Jimmy does, I thought it was a considerable extent by a step-w. imtW im i Between Ages 46.87 By United Press International shotting dawn the oil fields through strikes, terrodannd sabotage, the iah's opponents have IlderrUpied the flow of $35plia billions In: NIIUN Wd brought fuel rationing to a cowdry which has sori the world's No.2 oil exporter. For Ira$, the consequences have been tmmsate Fr the cow*ry's cadomera they will. be somewhat longer term. The effect upon ________________________________________ Western mid Japanese supplies may not be: appared for some months, and will be But what about Individuals and fanllh.s '• 500 to $50000 Sons Miss Lillian Hails ads reo red. bofOte the OflC*flC 011-rich Iran has became an oil Importer. •. m . :4 . By United Press International Billy Graham says he believes the Rev. Jim Jones was "possessed by the devil" when he ordered more than 900 of his Peoples Temple followers to commit suicide in the jungle of Guyana -that "there is no way one can link Jim Jones with the church." The evangelist spoke in Washington at a National Press Club gathering, warning the skeptical. . . "There are forces of evil in the world that must be taken seriously," adding the horror of Guyana "Cannot be explained apart from the demonic." N iran of buying a horns lately, .sp.dally in a tho large metropolitan area, can testify to the fact market Is enough to cini your hair. The soaring Floes are no deterrent to TI4f a to modest howe purchased five years ago for $00,000 is probably worth it INst $75,000 today, ho e UWUW A ThrITt WASHINGTON (NEA) Anyone who has : Graham: Jones 'Possessed' flp1% IVUIJI. M atI<11rDf A Shif t namese forces, and the Guadeloupe summit meeting, but he may be following a calculated ,1 CL1 ("I1AT F -__ True enough, Mr. Carter has been distracted Jmore urgent matters, such as the continuing WNWution in Iran, the fall of Cambodia to Viet- ____________ IFSP Nee e : VIEWPOINT 1 - 4 14 ..• - LIFE INSURANCE Comparing winning "Voice of Democracy" notes are Richard Perinchief (left), Shannon McCall and Fred Bukur -who captured second, third and first places, respectively, in the VFW-sponsored program. First-place winner Bukur also placed second In district judging. Awards will be presented at the VFW Post 10108 in Sanford at 7 p.m. Saturday. The three winners are Seminole high School students. ..H. .1 LOS ANGELES (UP!) Michael Wayne, one of John Wayne's sons, told a news conference his father "was informed by the doctors" that the cancer found In the actor's stomach when he was operated on last Friday had spread to his gastric lymph nodes before it was discovered and the disease may be spreading th other parts of his body. A spokesman for UCLA Medical Center said the cancer was discovered in lymph nodes 'that were removed along with the stomach," and it had not been determined whether cancerous tissue remained in Wayne's body, or whether further surgery would be needed. + FINAL EXPENSE ARE HEARD PEOPLE fellow who reported dining the There was recent yesrend13lldays that he was sitting around his home having a holiday drink with his family and hkak "a flit "Sud4IY,"_accordingputties. to the report, botweiti all the The complainant gates they all $On1edW an him and beat him i'," the ntport stated. . of my favorites has to do with a duck. A driver r.pert.dhe was traveling In his car when a duck flow into his wlnIeId breaking the glass. The driver led sheriff's deputies to who he believed owned the duck and deputies went to speak to the man aboid the Vdent. Their report: "Mr. (Jones) denies onIngy dead ducks that may be found on the hl1hway." Thursday, Jan. 1$, 970-SA Evening Harold, Sanford, Fl. Nerms. Ner*.. LuJipus. fill S. low,Orses City uses 322•7953 �S I S •I V • p • Evening HeraId,Sanford,Fl. Thursday, Jan. ii_ i?7-7A SPORTS &A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thvny, Jan. it, 1fl -- ..$PORTS MIAMI (NEA) The lament has beeithat the Super Bowl is a crashing bore. Not so this time. The scenario for the SB XIII is $IiflOd PefeCt. The teams the Pittsburgh Steelers of the American Football Conference and the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football Conference are undoubtedly the best In - - - basis of their season tU0Tde and their performances in the first two rounds of the Playoffs. The Cowboys, bearing the studs of one of the most productive organizations ever Bowl put together In the National Football League, are the defending Super Bowl chain, pious, The Stealers, who won beckto-back Super Bowls in I975 and 1976 (IX and X), retain essentially the same key personnel from those teams. Twenty of the 22 starters on both offense and defense were on those squads. .PlIt9burgh and Dallas met In Super Bowl X, the result was a thrilling 21-17 encounter won by the Steelers, who thwarted a late Cowboy bid by intercepting a pass In the end zone on the last play of the Bore? game. That was the day Lynn Swann made four fantastic catches, Including a 64-yard bomb in the fourth quarter that was the decisive score, and emerged as the hero in the same Orange Bowl where the teams will play this renewal. There are other classic matchupe to consider: The bludgeon-like strength of the Steelers as a unit against the rapier thrusts of the finessconscious Cowboys. The computerized style of the Cowboys, whose every move on offense and defense Is orchestrated, against the well- Not This The flair of two quarteTI*CkS who r- iImUr j style Terry BraWaw of the Steelera and Roger Sisubech of ti'e Cowboys with their ability to maneuver behind the line ut at opposite poles in ameice and personality). The general confidence of both teems, who carry the classic air of winniers. For the Super Bowl, of course, fam can expect a certain kind of scenario. When the Stealers have the ball: Up front, the key battle will be Pittsburgh's Ray Pthney at right tackle, the youngest SUPER BOWL - :lih. .dU : : ::1::P. ::p:. dlt 0 prepared but more flexible Steelers, who stress intenfty. — The bravado of someone like super mouth Thomas Henderson, the linebacker of the Cowboys, against the bellicosity of Jack Lambert, the middle linebacker of the Stealers— both of whom arouse - - Time - - (b - the passions of opponents. chess-like The maneuvers of the two mad Intellectual coaches In the game, Tom Landry of Dallas and Chuck Nell of Pittsburgh who make a fetish of keeping their emotions In check but boll underneath the surface. - - - Tulsa Coach To Stay Around yMartin, net Dsllas'H Who's been troubled with abed knee this season. At the guard, Plttsbutgh veteranSam Davis will have his hands full on the left side with Randy White, the most active of the Cowboy linemen. Gerry Muffins, the Steelers' right guard, should have little trouble with veteran Cowboy Larry Cole, who has taken over at left tackle for Jethro Pugh (bothered by bad knees). In a pass rush situation, the Cowboys Insert Dave Stalls, a three-year man, for Cole. The Stealer center, Mike Webster, is one of the premier plavers In the NFL and can manhandle the Dallas middle linebacker, Bob Brounig. &vmig is not especially strong in and is generally pass situations when the Cowboys go Into their the (five deftsive backs) or dime (six defensive backs) for- member of the offensive =it, trying to stave off Cowboy Ed (Too Tall) Jones. Jones has been playing the most devastating brand of football on the Dallas Front Four, stacking up the rim and Intimidating the ____ passer. It's a physical mis-match, and the Stealers may have to keep one oftheir running backs, Rocky, In to help Pimmey. The Steelers mj~t git anayw boost if Larry Brown, normally the regular at tackle, Is healthy again. At left tackle, Jon Kolb, the ongest man on the Pittsburgh line, Is an even match - Daytona -. w ... I I I Humbles :;, )~ Pr,irI II1 - He's Savoring Th. Flavor r I Randy Groemian at tight end wfflbevltaltotheSteelerolDAYTONA BEACH A plan. Helsa flne,%mJim Spencer, who just might be Sanford's No. 1 ___ Seminole Community Collegefeislve trated receiver who thrives golffan,leanedbackinhlschalrtheotherdayand saw Its Division 2 basketball on the single coverage the took a long, lingering look back at Mayfair Opens of record fall to 12 In a rare turn Cowboys will have to use on of events Wednesday night him, since they'll be doubling years past. when Daytona Beach refused to up on the outside men: Lynn Spencer has his own spot all staked out in front of ___________________________________________________ s ' piny doormat for a divisional the clubhouse where he can see players teeing off and John StIll foe and rose upand struck down Swam The Steelere do have Bonq from No. I as well as get a good view of the flaIh to the Raiders, fl-IS. Cunningham, a dominating No. 9. ___________________ "Daytona Beach is no tight end, COmII* back for the / The Mayfair Open is being held next Wednesday _____ pushover, they have good Super Bowl. He Isa devastating through Friday at Mayfair Country Club, and for the their running unlnfoed, is one of golf's oldest continuing WflbthtTlP. TheinrdenwulbecnCowboy Cli, how right he was. events. linebacker monies Henderson, by Tim Viaceul Daytona stayed right with who always flops to the strong Spencer was on hand to see Al Bolding claim a check for $2,4W in December of IN5 in the first Concern seems to be a byword for the Lyman Mgh basketball cheerleaders as Seminole, breaking away late. Ade(the side of the tight ond)to Curtis Smith and Richard tournament, Johnson cover Grossman, and while he they give a rah-rah for the Greyhound roundballers. Lyman Is In the middle of a Crooks led the Raiders With 12 has the speed, It's still a tough "This was a regular PGA tournament back then," THE HOME TEAM IOIO season, but hopes to get moving In its tournament drive with home game points each and Ron said Spencer. "Presently the Florida PGA supplies Friday night against DeLand. and Jake Campbell added 10 chore With" help. the players, but back in the fifties, the big names __________________________________________________ Facing the Pttaburgh threat, points each. 5CC Is home Saturday night Dallas sefetiss Charlie Waters were here. Arnold Palmer played, but he never even against St. Johns River of aid Cliff H$TTI5 among the . b In the game, will have to Palatka. qualified," added Spencer, who is in his third month help aid, respectively, corner of retirement after operating a popular restaurant Em SIMINOLI(S0 Jolnson 42410. Big Super Bonnie Barnes and Aaron LaIl_1341.Cro*s 00 12, Kyle. Tb. latter are the InSanford for 33 years. Spencer wse born In 1912, , CsissQ$S4*$mftb$i.4%t. ____ ___ ___ aid Rvb.wPS.l l4.3i; SlOWS 41? IL 1ia1 P Brown 30.05. Totals 21 13.23 A few of Spencer's most orevalept memories of defense. DICC(77)i Curran Sl.1 11, 081111 IfBesiieaplaysoffSwaim,u the Mayfair Open or Mayfair Inn Open, as the 1 0-02, Jones 3 4.4 10, kennedy S 1.1 In l7,McPhllllpa71-0l4,Rayzor20-04, he did against Pon Jossle of the PGA record book refers to it centers around Thomas 2 0.0 4 Whltslds 5 3.3 is. Los Angeles Rams, the temptuoun, terrible-tempered Tommy Bolt. Totals Cowboys will be burned by oucan'tprintwhathehadtosayabouthls MIAMIBEACH(UpI)— As last year's Super Bowl and well enough to get totheSuper plomhlp.It took as-4 record to Bradshaw throwing turninsto game," said Spencer. "Why,I wouldn't even repeat the Pittsburgh Stealers and hearing about how they were Bowl. The Minnesota game wake us up." M..tlng the agile Stieler receiver going Dallas Cowboys can testify, the greatest thing to hit football made our players think maybe those words." It must have been * nice underneoUL And thW If BaflM Bolt reportedly gave more than one neighborhood getting to the Super Bowl since the instant replay, the we aren't as good as we think. It sleep. The refreshed Cowboys Sot For starts to ee up, Swam will W.dn.sday blow by have not lost since, winning him for deep recapyoungster something to salvage' out of the muddy requires more than blocking Cowboys lost some of their fire turned around right there." and tackling, more than rimand four of their first six Safety Charlie Waters thinks eight straight to set up the tlons,ashe did in Super Bowl L The Sanford lakes that dot the course. He was at his clubning and pissing, more than not games. It happened after the first half Super Bowl encowder with "1 " Lo M.s1es the swinging best In those days. And the lakes provided getting too many players In. Association will meet Wed"The turnaround was the of the Cowboys' neat game, a Pittsburgh the Cowboys were burned tho few an ampló target. nesday night at 7 o'clock in Jired. Thursday night game against 23-16 loss at Miami. Siuiday's gaine figures tO be Civic Center recreation times Harristried to crash Seems the New York Giants, who owned Mayfair, It also takes mental health. Minnestos," said Dallas Coach "That's when we started to at least as good and through on safety blitzes dSSTtUIwd otnc sponsored the PGA tour stops 1965 through 1958. The big question In 197$ was Tom Landry. "We should thank move In the right direction," better than the Steslersperhaps boom Pat H (21-17) plansforthe upcoming road them Mike Fetchick, Walter Burkenia and George Bayer whether both teams could Fran Tarkenton, who killed us Waters said. "We were asleep victory over Dallas In Super more were ala teams the perfectly end unloaded the ball overcome attitude problems (21-10). That was the shock we In the first half and we Bowl X. followed Bolding as the winners in UIOSe Bradshaw has the slo* . that threatened to put them needed. I told the team early in there was a chance we wouldn't It will be the first rematdi In and Spencer, only an amateur, played in the early behind or eight are an- same facility of quick release. television sets, rather the year we were not playing be able to defend our chain- Super Bowl history. The Cowboys' best hope tournaments. than In the Orange Bowl, on dsfuualvely Is to suppress the "Carl Hubbell and I qualified one year," he Super Bowl Sunday. St.elers on fist down iiuth recalled. "And I've played with Paul Richards in plays to they can go Into their The Super 'em." "dime" id PA 41,vni.4, Smith: nners after the 14 and '75 wi __ One winter, Spencer teed off in 19 degree weather season., were torn aped last with !1 and In an overcoat. It might have been a PGA first, Randy Hughes replacing FORT LAUDERDALE (UP!) Come Sunday, there'll be season by contact disputes, Bresaig and weakilde Just as most of the old names have faded from the player walkouts and an wi a 101 of good old boys in the Super Bowl, Including one playing llnbackeiDD. Lawli. list of today's PGA scoreboard, dominated by the successful slander suit against tigId end with the Dallas Cowboys, and he should be easy to pick _atj If there's MID a Steele, he'll be the oldest and having the but time of them yoia lions of the game, so has the Mayfair Open Coach Chuck Nail by Mining second dowat all. dsveloped into one of the sport's proving grounds for defensive back George It ba,onie. a "dickel" defense, Jackie Smith has something like tide coming to him. ft'll youngsters hoping to be the next Tom Kite or John Atkinson. with Hngbee sbacker probably be the last professional football genie he'll ever play. Mahaffy, . Mike 11ag They managed to win the For 15 straight years, he has played In th. National Football who bell good For the most part, young players who are studying AF Central title, but were League and the closest he ever came to the Super Bowl game was rengoo being laser" to got their PGA player$ card cosne to Florida and knocked outol the playoffs In watching ltonlvor reading about ft. Bradshaw, however, has the Velocity to rifle the ball even As recently as four months ago, Jackie Smith, who'll be * In a play the winter tour netore getting their shot In the the first round by Denver. "We tried to deny that few weeks, was all 11rd with football. Officially, he was into the.. high Intensity school at PGA Gardens. .&II—A W11104151 616011 w. iU I. 9W W= 4upywo wi 999UPWIRY 1W WI IWR IWIs, PON)5 WWWOUjofthree - CoveritobutthecoMpetition weritugoodaswown ,"sold things he bad nmr done hum like going an a I*u& hum with 4#AN" ain shopeVo Invind the Cowboys emcb, getting rigbi no Denell 44WI — Vft tn lineman up an On ball end two John Stollwortit, Pitisbursh's his lVpw,oM am Derrell, and dossas of other Boy Scouts. I to an Piet. is fierce. wide receiver. "Bid all those back Some days, Jackie ftith would Jut * around drinking beer "No," JIn,Ith answered Ivly. .ILLIIII!i — has been Only t he seasoned veterans like Denny Lyons, who problems but a and ar with Iie h.d beck born. In i. Iaei& His favorite tavern for NoW as en bw ell, yes knew vs led luldi, and we'd like you to come down won last year's Mayfair Open, are listed among the season told the story. Chuck get doing that vu the one he owned, called Jackie's Place. to "W agnisult do IlN for a yMcal," said. ran. * it hasn't up m wieners They cover exoensas, hiM soon rid of some people that weren't OrigInally, he weid.d to name the place T1 End but the City bee s as h w MiameiL He had retired with the Cerdinak at Wad dthiiysorws it CllWndde't$StOrlt. ii. they are packing o "of bin but the year before ad net ' came tegetlier, U I bid,to say Anyway, itkh working on a bottle of beer, shooting the having played nrh er , be wasn't Is any kind of shape ' back W their , l oç mon fader Is, I bros. with his frineIle late In Sep$einber, when the pSo.. rang a of years Ilils weekend they are playing at Continental what would say self mMIvula," dbsgMuptoannerit, TAW vuutya a m*of days gsr (imtry Club in Wlldwood, and two The Cowboys lasl"" 7he bed way to it is Jay Midi, the Cewbays' bs tigId end, broke his arm in a vilt,h ever Mace he wan a kid weing up in Lr--, fo'dstp, lbs Flodda PGA will be In Deltouis fur emotional pr.b' drd^ moor game with the Cdlaals, ad the MIs, c.lu. h was Tom *AK MW Pon •j'ij it a ," be said to L-*. "I took a physiut With Win ft asuiers Will the Feb. 9-11 event there. seItAftwiI&Itg D.mei In Lanky. theCwdlaa le ad fMM* up bsn in & Leulabidmsybelcui mat. uls Froaft am* 0, * - - __ ' RAH-RAH FOR ot*ions ___ •,,. And Honor Contract __ BovvI TULSA, Okla. (UP!) Gett''i ng - Yankees Sign No. 1 Pick - Awtrey Now A SuperSonic BOSTON (UPI) The Boston Celtics Wednesday swapped reserve center Dennis Awtrey to Seattle for the SuperSonics' first pick in the spring college draft. Seattle, which lost the NBA championship last spring In the. final round to the Washington Bullets, has been looking for center help. Awtrey. 30, h4 primarily served as player coach Dave Cowens' relief in the pivot. - Red Sox Ink First Pick Softball The Boston Red Sox Wednesday said they have signed their No. 1 dràft"plck, iTght-haner Kevine Kane, 19, of BOSTON (UPI) Jackie Going Out Buckeye Coach To Browns CLEVELAND (UPI) The Cleveland Browns have appointed David Adolph as the club's defensive line coach, replacing Buck — ____ ___ Buchanan. Adolph has served for the past two years as defensive line coach at Ohio State, under Woody Hayes. - — ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ______ ______ ' So. Cal Seeks Coach LOS ANGELES (UPI) The University of Southern California Is looking for a basketball coach to replace Bob Boyd, who abruptly - announced his resignation, effective at the and — of the season. Boyd, 48, Trojan coach for 13 years, declined to answer any questions when he made his surprise announcement Tuesday. He - I obviously was unhappy and there was speculation he wanted Athletic Director Richthe ard Perry to July I. 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Daniel O'Brien, who SEATTLE (UPI) resigned last week as vice president and general manager of the Texas Rangers, Wednesday was named president and chief ,executive officer of the Seattle Mariners. The Mariners will retain General Manager Lou Gorman and Executive Director Kip "Horsburgh in their current positions, said attorney Stanley Golub, one of six members of ,the Mariners ownership. It — - - s ow „. - -_ of W6 ftdw ___ mbait___ , -— - - $ear I MIS1A0aMb —1101d ___ • - - -, - -. - 4 — Gervin, Cenon Key Spurs - -' In Major Turnabout NBA - Rangers Forget, Not Forgiven - SCOREBOARD -- College Basketball — — Brooks Nabs Mayfair Event Pro Hockey - - — — . ___ - * - ____ __ - - s in Style — Morro Bay, Calif. Director of Scouting Eddie Kasko said Kane will report to the Red Sox minor league camp in Winter Haven, Fla., In mldMarch. Kasko said Kane has a good fastball, curve and sinker. . Stealers, f. / — - — . pring. "M — '- NEW YORK ,(UPI) The New York Yankees announced Wednesday they have signed their No. 1 choice in the January freeagent amateur draft, right-handed pitcher James Campbell. Campbell, 19, attended Orange Coast Junior College In Costa Mesa, Calif., and was signed by scout Bob Nieman. __ . - - COVINGTON, Ky. (UP!) The greatgrandson of famed Notre Dame Coach Knute Rockne was born Tuesday to John and Connie Sue Rockne, of Independence, Ky. The boy weighed in at'8 pounds, 4 ounces. Both mother and son were reported doing fine. "It's our first baby, and we're both very excited," said Mrs. Rockne, 25. "He (John) wanted a boy so bad." John Rockne, 29, is offensive coordinator for the Campbell County (Ky.) High School football team. He Is one of eight Rockne grandchildren. There ____ - Rockne 'Line' Goes On . Factors — I HOUSTON (NEA) About Helsman Trophy winner from the teams swapped first-round The awards established by the time of the National the University of Texas, was draft picks. Houston also gave Newspaper Enterprise Football League draft last sure tobe the first man chow upa No. 2 draft pick ln'78;and Assoclatlon — arederlvedfrom spring, the Houston Oilers In the 1978 draft. The Tampa third-and fifth-round picks In a vote of the team captains changed broadcast plans for Bay Buccaneers had that pick. 79. And the Oilers sent spare player representatives and this season. Other teamshd been dickering tight end Jimmie Giles to coaches of the 28 clubs In the They switched from their own to trade for the rights to Tampa Bay. NFL 134tation radio network to an Campbell. The Oilers hadn't The tallies weren't even It may be the best football close. Campbell was a runaway 80etatlon web covering four really made a hid. deal ever for the Oilers, states. player of the year winner over 1• "Say," mused Stun, "let's "Anything we can do for Climaxing the top season two fine veteran quarterbacks get John on the phone." ever by a rookie running back you?" Jack Cherry of the Oilers Teery Bradshaw of the front office asked his new ("John" was John McKay, the In the long history Of the NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers and Roger coach and general manager of Campbell today received broadcast partners. 21 an Staubach of the Dallas unprecedented honor: "Sire," cane the answer. the Buccaneers.) Cowboys. His only competition, • / "Get Earl Campbell." The phone call lasted 10 He was named the winner of a distant second, for the rookie A day later, Bum Phillips, the minute& both the 1978 Jim Thorpe award was defensive end Al "I coach and general manager of In those 10 minutes, Bum Trophy as the player of the year Baker of the Detroit Lions. the Oilers, was sitting In worked out the deal that and the 1978 Bert Bell Trophy as Campbell gained his margins 14 Cherry's office. Campbell, the brought Campbell to the Oilers: the rookie of the year. 11 as impressively as he led the NFL In rushing although he '1 ,1 missed one game with a pulled , hamstrthgmuscleandmostof £ ~ fo another with a cracked rib that .3 still bothers him. The statistics are worth .L. noting. •røok& *piayerol thyQar He carried the ball 302 times 'the ?1r for 1,450 yards, the most ever By United Press Iiterutieaal poorly so anybody could have well," said Spurs' Coach Doug TWIN BEAMS Now that the San Antonio beaten us. Now we're beating Moe, whose team won for the by a first-year back. His average per carry was 4.8 Spurs have put their early- them as they come." first time in four games against yards. He scored 13 touchseason doldrums behind them, The Spurs, who have won 16 Denver this year. Jersey downs, although the Oilers George Gervin Is serving notice of their last 18 and 11 in a row at In other games, New just how tough his team really home, ended Denver's slagame topped Detroit, 106-99, PhIla- generally yanked him in passing situations because Earl is. winning streak. deiphia dumped Cleveland, 197 is still learning to fathom pro "We're playing really well Bobby Wilkerson led the 94, Washington defeated New coverages. Only Gale Sayers, -right now. It'll be hard for Nuggets with 2D points and Orleans, 112-102, Atlanta edged with 14 touchdowns, exceeded anybody to beat us," Gervin George McGinnis, who played Portland, 111-110, Seattle beat Campbell as a rookie. said Wednesday night, after his only eight minutes In the first Indiana, 112-102, Milwaukee By United Press International Washington in the Norris' 30 points and by Larry Kenon half, scored 19. San Antonio bested Phoenix, 123-118, San And Campbell was toughest Division. Rick Kehoe scored for paced the Spurs to a 119-101 reserve Mike Green added 15 Diego toppled Los Angeles, 119- when it counted. He got the ball After being embarrassed on the Pengluns. victory over Denver before a points, including 7-of-7 from the 117, Houston trimmed Golden from quarterback Black Hawks 2, Rockies l Dan national television, 8-1, by the HemlsFair-record crowd of field. State, 104-102, and Kansas City Pastorinl 57 times in short Minnesota North Stars Monday Rookie Tim Higgins set up 15,219. "Earlier we played "Everybody played really clobbered Boston, 120-99. yardage situations — three night, the New York Rangers Ted Bulky for two third-period yards or fewer for a first down did their best to forget it. goals as Chicago came from — and he picked up the first "Fred Shero and Mike behind to defeat Colorado and) down 39 times for a percentage (assistant coach) Nykoluk told assume a three-point lead over of .684 us not to dwell on that game and Vancouver in the Smythe' "He runs," says Pastorini, to get ready for the Islanders," Division. Paul Gardner scored PhIla 26 11 630 2 0(3.3)31.40:P43I)130.21:T(32. "like he's got a rocket tied tohis Ranger goalie John Davidson the lone Colorado goal. New Jrsey 21 20 .512 Al 1) 330.21. Time 31.45. tail and a gyroscope In his explained Wednesday night, New York 21 21 .157 91/i Sixth Race, S.16,A: Canadlens7,Khigs3 14 27 .341 14½ 5 Shakey Pot. urn 7.60 4.60 Boston stomach." after backdropping his club to a Pat Hughes scored his' Rookie 7 Norm C. Eckert central DIvision 6.20 3.20 There's no comparison with 5-3 victory over the Patrick hat trick, Guy first NHL W I. Pc?. OS I Mineola Laney 3.60 past runners. style is The 16 .636 21 Anton 0(5-1)69.IStP Division rivals. San (S-i) 3fl.lOg, Lafleur launched a new scoring Ws*esday 23 IS .511 2½ 5) $13.60. Time 31.36. Houston uniquely his own. last streak with a goal and two Besides offering a little moral 25 21 .513 4 Atlanta Seventh Sac.. $16. C: Campbell is fairly squat at 5assists and Mark Napier added support, Shero and Nykoluk AIC N, Westtld St. 34 17 26 .395 10½ 2 Adalr Scott 3.10 4.20 2.60 Cieeind 11 and powerfully muscled at also made a technical move, a pair of goals, leading the Am U. 53 W. Chester 63 14 30 .311 14 1 Nile Strut? 9.20 310 Detroit Bhrend 91, Mediiiie 7$ 14 33 .291 1511 3 Champion Bill New Orins 3.00 224 pounds, especially thick in informing Davidson he is to be Canadiens to a rout of the B.U. SO, Northeastern 73 0(1•3)3010,P(3.1) IIi.lST (21the thighs, with great ac- considered the team's No. I Kings. Western Conference Sot Coil 90, Conn. 10 3)171.... Time 31.57. OlvIslen MIdwest celeratlon. He runs low to Cheyney 10 Kutztown 72 WHA lltlth S ace, $16. I: goalie until he plays himself out W L Pct. OS Clark SI, Queens 71 3 Carry Cap 16.10 ground and Is difficult to knock of the job. 540 1.00 Hobble Ftorek scored one ' 16 Kin City 27 435 Clarion $2. Cal. Pa. 77 1 Atwood Express 3.40 2.50 off his feet because of fine, Denver 21 21 533 1 on three goal and Mike McEwan, assisted who helped Colby 79, Bites 64 YuvGottapoint 6.40 Milwauke 21 27 .431 5½ Instinctive balance, Colgate 76. Union Including Jamle -" 0 (1.3) 17.61: P (3-I) 112.51: T others, snap the Islanders' stx.gamne (3-1. 35 10 Chicago 17 26 Dana 71. Nrthwstrn Is. 69 S4I.H. Time 31.61. The Oilers get maximum unbeaten streak with a goal and Hislop's game-winner, during a' 16 .36.4 21 11½ I n diana Drew IL CCNY 47 Nlnffihac,$165: resultsbyuslnghlmasthe deep g in the second period, four-goal third period rally to Oreset 69. LIgh 62 PacIfic DIvisiss 6 Mineola Irene 7.20 3.50 3.20 Duquesne 75, Oannon 40 W I. PC?. OS 1 Adventurer 7.20 4.20 back In the 1-formation, much admitted the Rangers feel lift CIncinnati In a glifle:. Ednboro 63, Lck Havn 57 Seattle 27 15 .643 2 Flamenco the same as he was deployed in better with Davidson in the net. marred by a bench-clearing 5.20 Fairmont 72, Salem 4$ Los Ang 21 17 .622 ½ Q(14)24.35zP16-l) 154.10:1(6-1. college. He's at full-throttle by "1 don't know what it is," he melee. Hislop's goal was his Frank&Marsh 72, Dclinsn 54 Phoenix 25 19 .571 2½ 2) 317.41. Time 31.63. the time he reaches the line of said. "We just feel more secure second of the game. F. PIerce 103, R. Wms. $7 Golden St. 23 23 .1I 6½ Team nice, $14, A: G.e. Wash. $1, Mass. 69 Portland 19 22 .153 7½ 1 Shredder 3.00 4.50 3.10 scrImmage, with him In there." Hunter 63, M. Evers 35 San Di ego 2) 25 ..0 3. 3 Thder Struck 6.40 310 There was doubt when he Davidson allowed a goal by Lasalle II, Niagara 74 6 Jerry Logres 7.00 Wednesday's lvt?s MiAinbg 43 Gettysbg 31.60; P (1.5) 43.90: T (1-5- joined the Oilers whether he'd Mike Bossy, his league-leading Kansas City 120, Boston 99 U.N.H. 44. Dartmouth $7 5)1.$57.41. Time 35.94. be more effective lining up 37th, just 65 seconds into the 1 New Jersey 105, Detroit 9 Pitt 77, Cleve St. $1 lieventh lace, 5.14, C his of Phlla 107, Cleveland 94 short at fullback because game, but shrugged it off and Shp-rd IN. S'easttn 73 4Mary's Craze 12.20 6.40 4.00 Wash 112, New Orleans 102 Sippry Rck 54, Ind. Pa. 53 7 Go Kathy Go 4.00 4.20 strength or as the tailback stopped Bossy, Brian Trottier Atlanta 111, Portland 110 stg,im i. so. Conn. 59 6 ltsabod 9.00 because of his mobility. To Bum and Denis Potvin on good Seattle 112, Indiana 102 Syracuse 14.4. Siena 92 Stella Brooks won Wed- ' 0(4.7)41.25,P(47) I?LIIsT(4-7. Phillips, the debate was chances. MlIw 123, Phoenix Ill Upsala I?, W.P.l. 69 4) 1,136.15. Time 31.14. nesday's odd-holes-only San Anton 119, Denver 101 Wash&Jeff 75. Bethany 64 academic. Ron Greschner tied the score Twelfth lace. lb. D: Sin 01100 119, Las Ang 117 tournament for ladies at the W.Va. Wslyn, N Whesing 10 Whlrlwin 11.20 6.40 5.40 "It don't make much dif- in the first period and Ulf Houston 104, Golden St. 103 W.Va. Tech I), DvsIEIkne 59 2 Jaunty Jill Country 4.60 210 Club as she WIdener 69, Swarthrnore 13 7 Tighten Up 2.10 ference where he's coming Nilsson, Ron Duguay and posted a score of 31%, counting Wilkes 70, Albright 51 from," drawled Bum. "It's McEwen scored in the second. 0(3.4)12.11: PSI) 523.3)1T(I.2. 7) 436.65. Time 39.32. where he's going to that Anders Hedberg made It 5-1 in one-half handicap. A 2 .911: Handle 6333614. GraceSayles was second with ¶ Biiarmne 94, Ky. Wsiyn 19 counts." the third before Lorne Henning J. C. Smith U, Shew ss 32, followed by Wanda Steinke's who still Like Jim Brown and Clark Gillies made it WEDNESDAY NIGHT Ky. St. 99, Pikeville 70 33 and Gloria Prosier's 33%. the greatest running ranks as First Race, 5-16, 0 respectable. NHL Standings Maryland 77, Clemson 43 I Mr. Buckingham 4.20 3.20 240 In B Flight, Mary Anderson By United Press hiiernatlesai N. Car. 70, N.C. 5149 back in the history of the NFL In other games, Detroit beat 4 K.K. Rocket Whiz Campbell Conference 15.40 4.40 Va. 93, Virginia Tech 75 Earl is deliberate, almost Pittsburgh, 4.1, Chicago edged won with a32. Helen Dennis had 7 New Color Patrick Division 4.20 W.Va. 72, Penn St. 53 slow ln his moV14ilentswhen the Colorado, 2.1, and Montreal 32% with Jane McKlbbin in at 0(1.4)11.61,1(1.4.1) $7.15. Time W. Ky. 7$, Moref*id 76 w L 1 3113 334 and Mary Ann Williams ball is not In play. Particularly beat Los Angeles, 7..3. 2' 6 Midwest kcsadRace, $14,5: getting 35%. NY Rangers 34 14 one after he's dragged down by In the WHA, Cincinnati Adrian 71, Albion 36 1 Surfire Pesk.y 5.20 6.50 310 Phladelphia 22 13 • Alma 94, Olivet Hill. Scott tacklers. or more ripped Birmingham, 8.5, 10.50 5.00 In C Flight, Verne Smith and Atlanta 23 15 4 30 s S Jimmie AshInd 107, Yngstn St. 102 2.50 "He gets up awful slow but Edmonton topped Winnipeg, 6- Rota Findeil tied with 33a, Aurora 72, Concordla 6$ Smyths DivIsion 0(12) 27.55, P (1.3) 97.551 1(1.2- he goes down awful slow, too," 3, and the game between the Pinky Mioducki was third at Augsburg 10, Bethel 4 W 1. T p. 1)121.61: DO (1-1) 1.41. Time 31.33. SldwnWllce 62, Ottrbeln 36 admits the Oiler coach whose Quebec Nordiques and the New 331i and Mary Whelchel had 34. Third lace $6. N. ChIcago 16 15 I ID SI$ha'iy 73, Kin. Wilyn 36 Vancouver 37 4 Harry Buck 5.10 1.20 4.00 team was the first to reach the England Whalers was postIS 2$ 5 Ann Beam's 33% won C, Swing GM 47, W. Mich. 34 51, Louis 9 30 7 25 2 Think About Mi 3.50 3.20 playoffs for Houston since 1967, poned because of snow. Carroll N, Wheeton SO Flight. Eloise Hunt and Jackie 9 31 6 24 6 Team Player Coiloraft 7.10 BhNl the franchise was still in Red Wings 4, Penguins 1: Cent St. 44 Wlbrtrce 50 0(3.4)16.15: P (44) 474$1 5' Crawford tied for second at 34% ' Wilos ConhIfSiC C. Michigan 71, Ohio 70 )414.Ii Time 31.41. the American Football League. Dennis Polonich scored twice with Alice Potter taking fourth. Norris Division Cornell W. Coo 103 Pie nh mo apvieclaflon for Camp- when Detroit snanned an 11. h...Ia,kIi, IA l %IMk... ii W L I en.. IIInTuV "•r -W.1U 3.IV 3W Montreal 20 9 6 45 $ Original Idle bell was tangible before heever game winless streak and DOW so. Loyo la n 1230 6.30 Pittsburgh 19 11 1 46 s srsso OePauw 74, 5.-Hulman X 3.40 carried the ball as a pro, of stopped Pittsburgh's winning LOS Angeles 19 20 6 E. Mkh. 73, Kent St. 71 9424)442e,P(14)199.30,T(34 course. streak of four, Dan Bolduc and Washington 12 26 7 31 1)42.20. Time 31.19. Eariluam Si, Sluftton 54 Detroit 9 2313 31 He's got a five-year contract Dan Labraaten added goals as Flndlay 73, Taylor a FMRace. 11 Hnow Ind. 70, Wlim 16. 7 Wind Songs worth $3.2 million, with the bulk the Red Wings moved into a ms DivIsion HiIis4i SO, Slena 1,191% Love 9.30 4.40 3.30 of the payments deferred, OF L T fourth-place tie with Hope 75, Pure.lndy 65 1.00 2.10 Boston 1597 43 4 WrIght Alco Illinois St 73, Evansvl 41 It 7 15 $ Snob Appeal 210 Toronto It 1610 Intl. Co". 155, Wabash 76 47) 33.35j P (74) 12.31, T (74 :1 Buffalo Il 45 Iowa St. 40, Colorado $9 5)197.41. Time 39.55. Mkvsesola 15225 37 J. Carr 11 53, Case Win 75 Sliffi lace, 1-15, A: Widsuday'sslftylft Kalamazoo 70, Calvin 42 1 Mr. Manager 19.50 6.20 3.50 NY lingers 3, NY 11hWn 3 1 Wright Attained 4.20 3.00 4, PIttsburgh 1 NUMAN MissourI Si, Kansas H 3 Swk Scott 110 Chicago 2 Colorado i Muskingum 64, Kenyan 44 0(I.4)29.44,P(4.H 135,,T41. II Montreal 7, Lee Angeles 3 Nebraska U, Kin. St. 53 m.s, TI.. 31.33 N. Kentucky 63. Akron 35 kves* lac • University of Tulsa football Coach John Cooper, who had been interviewed for the head coach job at Iowa State, took himself out of consideration Wednesday, saying he would honor his TU commitment. .11 feel a great loyalty to the University of Tulsa for giving me a chance to be a head football coach,” said Cooper. "When I came here I signed a three-year contract and I plan to honor that agreement." . — ai ror camobell Best Ever? - I ___ e - IN BRIEF Super u - .......... - - -- '. •-' ' - - , I ACE Oakland U. WrigM $1.14 is. 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Decorator colors, 12' wWth& 0 ________________ ...... 10" 24" .2 - 12" x60" .6 1318 TOWEL BAR S TITiNiS.L.v . - 3" 44$ . - . •. TatrT)inhI ICfSW$ SCCIPt up to NO. 12 conductors. Fits standard outlet boxes. drying, odor- Isse. Wheri dry has tough washable, Map roolsitant finidL Env to apply wkh bmsh or roller. LAUNDRY US D4smssd In, feed. Cuts 1, No. 409 ....... . cw*wous U" 4" filament, level IWP. ... Sq. YcL 3" p fetairw ers, plash, onerw ! ox Wad ;::t IflSfrIfl With 22 gallon cepwity. (Fwcot not inPA 060 - Com. ploto with 3' pull NOMILE cord and mount- L 1$ Ingscrews. " dock 145 3" C piuuqlo N hn lop mou ad hinges for .'..'' quick 3fl $WQIIIItPLUORISCINTTUSR Economical to use tubs. i regular No. weissoo.... IV'- 15 watts ISII'4IIdI. (each) ....... F2OTl2 Cool Whfti Each 10a$.$Q.ern..,,........1" Quality chain am Owl 10 3" RAO RICCAILI Typ NM cable. Has WhTaoc I ~11111*1011wuselnft m F. ilin is- Um FeftAw ask" d*K L_-1-0 - .000027n $YNTtIUUCTIJSp 5ci' fJ SEAML ESS BRA Each COM . .. Nlt1II .38' ............. in .............2" 1 1 104: ::::M i....................47' TIAIR don rob C* . PRIcIs GOOD mNUJANUA,lya - tnjcy mar RD 700 Frenth AVenue 60nMdW — .•.• Ph:_3234700 .. HOURS: S •'• - . Do' Cw"S"W J FASHIONS SSOSIO-115 200 N. PARK, SANFORD PH 322-2343 Those doubts. That loneliness founded. Those failures. That forced enthusiasm. Those silly conveniations: "I'll! You're ;I Pisces and you Jog! Isn't that exciting!" Pardon me while I throw up. I guess inaylx- I've *eq away too long. ROBERT McMORRIS: 0M A H A N E B DEAR ROBERT: Thanks for a delightful letter, which I lifted (with permission) out of your column in the Omaha World- 5x7 Color Portrait FREE with $7.50 Grocery Purchase ' Contact The Herald OURSELVES editor for o Groups only 8ft per persoin 0 All ages wekome - childirdIn and isdulte 0 F"t Delivery - profuslonal quaft 9 Additional pictures availabk at reasonable pricn but with no one to prossur@ ym to buy FRIDAY SATUROAY 19 20 FRI& SAT: 10fol-2tol SUNDAY: 12 to 4 JANUARY Abby, I couldn't bring myself to tell my daughter the truth. BEDDING MODERN, TRADITIONAL OR EARLY AMERICAN $ sr i CLOSE-OUT WE ARE SELLING OUT ALL DISCONTINUED ' /20R VERY SPECIAL SET •.y ,• NOW... -• SIT PLANT STAND I - WMNT in9 1510" me a. FIRST IATIIII PLUA AT JUIPM KM - . -- - '' 40 • ..•. b. ..'4 4q.. — -- — — . . .. 100 [) IN0 6 $ •r While They Last 7311 High j,"Ple ll S11.2 64 NOW640599 FULL SIZE Birdcap — SO - LESS BUY shoes & 110111SOVI 21 SANFORD, FLA. 3 PC. VING ROOM SETS SpgCIAL GROUPI NOW*** SUNDAY C o go (without purchase 1. 5x7 38$) U. - - -.- 2FOR $3 Th awkward preliminaries. Those pretenses. B otS 'OF ACK LINGE RI E coWu nyjactuIreIrs 01 SPECIAL BLE dating game again. ON •VOSIIIIU •PAlUI$ 111CLU91S cor dove111WAM. son Is,& SPECIAL But enough of cars. Even if my wife were not the desirabl creature she is, and even if she were not looking over in), shoulder at this moment, flunk I and P8 hoes UNIS Off 2 To I ALL 2X4XIr OPWM f 0 ROBES doctor. Information and suggestions. 316"al1r.-Iiii or boo Cws*u hWL - H680. @BLOUSES a SLACKS @GOLF SKIRTS & TOPS 0 EVENING WEAR eccentricities. You know how it will respond in a variety of circumstances. You know it will you there. There are few ge' surprises, and that's a comfort. 0sloe MINIS VIPW am In S Ift-C Oaf il k ad are based on show and luncheon will be held at Ilosle O'Gradv's on Jan. 24, beginning at 11 a.m. For ticket information. call the Cancer.,.. Society Office, 843. . =) 160 lb. PrOes quoted, in this 19(H) lures styles from photograpbalfaplctwels desired with the an- Use es.yik I alutrinm rod, 11" in d1w flolills WM dwome a*qWft ft%, oft No so a ova necomy. Nim 450t x 0(es.).... event which lea. nouncement. Wedding forms and pict ures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. s1"à .- Mrs. Ben Dillard of Windermere. chairthe thing's1 Comi ng Op Roses," a fashion ex. travaganza to benefit t he American Cancer Society a ,. Dior cocktail dress , from t he i.,uS, iO pr*tuiott' the upcom- ing s capabilities, l weaknesses, its - Engagement and w ding forms are available at the Herald offices to annowice these events. The forms may be ac. corripanied by professional black and white WEVERY ITEM POW --- was a time when she could not conceive of the possibility that he might reach 60; now she is beginning to realize this Is it possibility. her much to be &aid for an association with an older model. You know its 0 DRESSES • PANTSUITS J - ......... Go..140 For the record, my wife Is nowhere near 60. In fact, there Getting Married? SALE STAR1 FRIDAY 1Z12N0.3P014,m..pIj. bla"a shelves. or to cluts nua rebuttal, ee Rose Circle 11'flh:nA ,fflVP(pJJ Igoe PM ` : "DEEP FLATTERY" '. Shoot n n%bch n fuel and fmmkr No.110 Wbsr(sschL ..69N WmW eff pass without ',AFAR ABBY: My married (laughter asked me to spend the J. Herrington, vice CARE. For Garden Therapy, Christmas holidays with her. Besides my dau'ghter and sotipresident; Mrs. J. Moss, table decorations are to be in-law there are four children, . C two s and a cat. My January meetIng oi tis h:1eomil1e Nur, daught sing Home Magnolia Circe of Sanford er is arathercartl Thenezt meeting will be held Mrs. D. Stanley Hockey Garden Qub was heW housekeeper who allows the Feb. I at the home of Mrs. presented the slate from the pets to sleep DeBary in the children's of M Gordon Harold Davis. nominating committee. Elected beds. Cushom with 14 members sind were: Mrs. Raymon J. Schinitt, Ile first night I slept there I two guests attoxft. president; Mrs. Donald Jones, noticed that something was PraWent Mrs. W. L L vice projident; and Mrs. presided over the business Charles Wilke, secretary- disturbing my sleep. After the Meeting. Plans for ths jan. 35 Ron Circle held the January second night I decided to look at card put and the the mattress. There I found a meeting at the home Of — 3. treasurer. Carl Lind with Mrs. Joe Corley Following the business Mrs nest of fleas and their eggs' Show were discussed. Now officers elected foir the presiding. Und showed slides from the I knew I couldn't spend Nd in yem WIS A&L LF. Mrs. Hwy Simpson gave a Florida Federation of Song and qnother night there, so I told my Menwsmkb, pruldid; MM reflort on World Gardening and Water Birds. daughter I didn't feel well, and wanted to go home to see my Magnolia Circle C. nO chain A welll inew catchier, throttle latch, autorrmft, kMW horns ~Wwod $5 1*2 * $ Pmssv UlATION or With r Amd ' n-1011119 arid STYLE NO. 3300 KMR BMW ft fireplace In * ANVO FUEL starywdoet. Ideal for cut- 1" 24 1'*4 CIWN In White only. Or'W" tart fixtufft 6, Bundle IIZx4'xWl3pty.........1• - muIut1on 20Y*wWwrwMP ANNUAL especially when my wife came tomewithyourcolwnninhand and fire in eye. Garden circles Low 3Wx 4x V ...... - —_ Walnut Gold or - w PlL Style 274. PIo$flcTOIIITUAT ' IU -' No. 961 v, Appnrnd witned w4al loop Bundle .1 seamless lightly shaped ___ PLYWOOD Each ................... 18% Smooth, cwps smoother headinc Square... . 20.31 . duty poly constuo. tion. Includes 640 3-Tab *&TO N-an te . _________ ___________ H pull chain. MountIng screws are Included. vmmwwcoiom ~Vm 3 Sq. Yd No. 240 4 - , 1 3-Tab Is Yew WarrianW 24 Porcelain LAMP NDER$ " slother and wind. In White WW Colom LF No.307.......l3 - , 1324 TOWEL BAR SET . w. 011111111111111111 - 11" W 9 1 w I=it ig patio,shad lawns. Cuts "LACE FROSTING" SEAMLESS LACE TRIMMED BANDEAU i of the Democratic week from Miami where she Lenore Torbett for a few days County at the Heritage Inn. the Members took action and voteomake$logrjbuuon family In 34 years. to the Seminole County No, Jan is not at all like the Association for Retarded normal. doting first-time grandmother — she's worse. Children. A.rautusl.frierid mattioned Jan's excitement. "Oh, I have already been personally Next time you're in properly bored," I laughed. STYLE NO. 3QO $0444111 RC101111 SMV21 SOW down by 1h"Lft@yfAI.lt@1 Gallon coven"Inferior LAM WALL, PAINT Fa io-- x4w- meedq ______ SCOTT A" V1 x 2411 Another first-time "grand," J an McClung returned this presided over the February $5 BATHROMACCESSIDRU tiOn. warP496 veneer, finely sanded and toady to be finished. SHELM bstl•m Straps Reg P _CF R'- W PS ? Virginia C Poovey of 1414 •1 marylest or' s comes with a crank." I decided not to let that one — Rig. Price (3 gram tuba). . I'.IIal A.h.M. 59 price? In an old model, the bumper sags, the frame is crooked, the paint job is poor and e is it's 60 oId 'it usually the honors of crowniq the King another Vivian Leigh — or to be Accordingto Bobl, "friends and really going places." She of Hearts at the annual Bats specific, shades of Scarlet In family are cordially invited lik en SIgma Phi Valentine Charity "Gone With The Wind.,' and no gifts, please.11 Retards drying and stops weathering. Natural Lauan Solid construc- a the time, "That kid (Delta) is 3 gram Tube Dear Abby explain why older men prefer BITTEN IN THE BRONX younger wives: "When buying a car," he D E AR RN: You should sai d."who would o for an old, have told your daughter the used model when he could get a truth! Reciprocate. Put a bug in new, unused model for the same her ear at once. in observance of Nallocial Fiber reinforced, for renewing old roofs. 1 b OURSELVES SanfordSerniniole Jaycees will Valencia Court West, has joined ld the Annual Distinguished the proud first-time grandService Awards banquet on mdhers. Kimberly Michelle n. 27, at 8 pm., at Jerry 8 was born to Mr. and Mrs. estaurant at the Sanford James F. Poovey Jr., on Dec. rport. 29, at Florida Hospital South, According to Bill Bracken of Orlando. a1 grarntather is J.F. Sanford, State Jaycee Director, Poovey, Country Club Road.members and friends of Jaycees are welcome to attend Mrs. Bess Freeman, 3814 the awards banquet. For n- Cypress Ave., Is the great formation and reservations, granchnother. call B at Thoughts Of Dating RemPlayNauseating DEAR ABBY: In a recent Now I'm wondering what to say column you printed a letter if I'm invited again. Please — dew, permanent bond. ROOIFIMAM8 Lin. Ft. hftdor Latex WALL PAINT - . Your Choice: I DORIS DIRlCH Ball. I was named Honorary Tallahassee u may want to Ball Chairman that year. visit Baacle Bill's eate and Delta, wearing her crown, say '%" to the propriet ors, crowned M Haon ef General Howa rd Whelchel Jr., Mike Dyn mics as king. That Sweeney, m Marston and Bob FOR CANCER year the king contestants raised Kuhn, all formerly from San. $2,730 for the Seminole County ford. E41tw ~.'ZA Association for Retarded Children.After the Miss Pageant, Delta, who Mrs. Robert (Bobi) Reaves of at the Annual Hearing Con- doll and so refinedl seemed like the typical Lake Mary, and her brother, se UonJamboreeatthe Civic And she dit After winning Amcan girl neat door, went J.H. Galloway of Rockledge, to on London to study acting and will ho a golden wedding k Don Shreiner who was to winMiss Jando Miss endure some pretty rough anniversary open house the Commander d or1da. Umes. hono ring their parenisMr. and 07 Langwd Delft's aponWhile reigning as Miss And then to Hollywood Mr& J.Q. (Slim) Galloway. sor. Orlando, Delta was back at the where x1he scored buitantly . The event will be held on And me. I was a Judge in Sanford Center In For what it's wort h, In Sunday, Feb4, fm 2 p.m., at Bonds in seconds. Dries to a (NHOMANS I — "Cbarleston" this week. Delta's claim to fame got an early start In Sanford in 1973 when she was judged Tri - Each Ideal for stripping and many home projects. EXTRAVAGANZA — C up with a damp cloth. No.3 . ULU U or replace broken dl d fill holes and gouges In wood. Cloans 25 . Red and Blue/Green. R. (sq. yd.) •• •• Put a neat White, water-tight seel around Each Battery V 99 / KWlk-Seal TUB CAULK 1x 4 .#4 $n - -' long wearing, easy to iisll carpet, with min n: olefin f fiber. •12' fl Gold,G reen, I. Many of us in the Sanfor Seminole area remember Delta Bur ke (don't we now') the beautiful tandoan who played he starring role In TVs — I CARPET ____________ And Around Sanford d. U M11D Durable medium weight Canton flannel gloves with knit wrists. No. 6503. BATTERIES L1 Thursday, Jan. is, 197-1B Many Of Us Remember Beau Queen Delta Burke ,: J ve ni ng Harald , San, Fl. ___ • • • �r Z5-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thuridiy, Jan. 1$, 1f _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ Legal Notice T\l HIGHLIGHTS 1o30 SNEAK PREVIEW 2 tws EARTH, SEA AND SKY 6:30 () NBC NEWS @ 8:25 (2)TOOAYINFLOfVDA 00000MORNINOFLOI%JDA NEW8 Carson, Guests: Lauren Bacall. Anthony Nawlay, Charlie CaIIu. O8TARSKY&HUTCH A bIg. oted Industrialist hires an ax. con to murder Captain Dobey and his family. (R) 1200 (1)810 VALLEY "Run Of The Savage" Nick Is looking for thlelwtlO'SbeaflStUIlflgranch equipment, and he suspects 14-year-old Danny. "Columbo: BlueprInt For Murder" (1972) Peter FaIk, Janis Paige. Columbo Is suaded to dig up a newsy poured building foundation In search of a body which Isn't there. 8:00 (2) (1J LEGENDS OF THE SUPERHEROES The dynamic duo of Salman and Robin join with a galaxy of Comic book crimefighters to destroy a deadlydoomsdaycjevlce, @)OTHEWALTONS Olivia's routine physical examination has devastatln effects on the Walton family. 0 MORK S MINDY Mork invites a grouchy neighbor over for a home-cooked meal by Mork. 5 NOVA "A World Of Differ. ence: S.F. Skinner And The UOOd Life" The famous and controversial behavioral Ps. chologist Is profiled. (7) 12) TOMORROW ( NEWS •iiiii - 5:30 5:53 2)PTLcLUB brother of "Animal,' arrives at Faber College and promptly jolns his brother's wild fraternl- 9:00 (4) AGRONSICY AND COMPA. NY(MON) ty. } QLIINCY An autopsy on a "widely travelled" football player uncovers a penicillin'resistant strain oI venereal disease. FIVE.O (4)0 HAWAII ,Mcuarretl learns that four ldenticalIy constructed, 'burglar-proof banks have all besn robbed In the same 330 SMAS'H(R) ELECTRIC COMPANY 400 (2) EMERGENCY OIf (MOW, WED.FRI) (2 J8PEcIALTREAT(TUI •HOGAN'$HIROU BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (NON, TUE. THU, FRJ) •ORLD(WED) (MOW, WED.PRI) •SESAMESTREET 11.00 430 6:10 ---.-..-- ___ :ii (2)POPI 001$ THE COUN. TRY (MOW) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUB, cover hit , ,, All an Hwgroaves narrates this hlstory of the Jewish state, from '1918 to 1948. (Part 1013) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILIURN BROTHERS (THU) ' IUJTl1 O SOAP Corinne goes into I••' labor 'ust as Tim announces his leavin her and Jodle meets Alice while both are contemplatlng suicIde. Il'5'VI?iQ 9:49 (F EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 1000 , • In the sleuy part of town. ABY JONES (F• , , TaewwdsI. closed,$p.m.,SLR1cbardschuch, 34k Jfoigfl cki.ed 8 r..m 'Roflini ftfljg Mor4.an thti'di, 811 . 7:00 (2)0 TODAY (4)5 C$$NEWS Ø MORNING locate. bank robber hIding out riends our sincere appreciat nd thanks for all the acts of llndn.ss during our terssvement. Many of you we , Clid not see, though you prayed tistly for my family and me. , Aany of you we did not touch, ,t the power of your prayers we ii? very much. Some broUght I'ood, some brought flowers, $ome brought cards and some rough? cheer. But, whatever ou shared with us, we knew God as near. Thank you so very rnucti. Mrs. Beatrice Clark, Aloftier; Mrs. Ellis Pringle, Atory Lee Clark and Beetrice Vlalden, sisters; Mr. Harrison IA P DáiTh.i.. w'w' 7:26 n a messY dlvorcecasereturns (4.,i,Li '#I Dss Orgu Club, 7:30 p.m., Qstrdi. __________ -. G--- _t ± iii A A fUIlki I LP%& I WV III 'n.âhi 2 nm, Rw4fv 'I1,L.. '.,...7 WiflU LLeeJ Hwy. lift 332-7502 PLAZA v.i. 7*11 1i:• ,. •$ISANDLA$T - .• ' ______ 11--hi CHILD 1.50 for famillesor friends of problem drinkers For further Information call 447.3333 or write Sanford Al.Anon Family Group P.O. Box 333 Sanford, FIa. 32711 U. - -I-_n UI1II I. W1. . - - . -. S • • • L'W1'A 114 rg'r I iBI1%7ti5 - aiw', ' wwx SVIRLOONTHUUNWAY$ : Sunday Brunch .:., . . tars , . do Aecliss... 1* . • e , * AM, r .* AM, I - SEE __ - MOVIELAND . .. • Hwy -.. '. pius Ta. w1W, SW5 115W. ' 17501 __ U EMPLOYMENT Zi C Omm.,cI& 323.517d T TO SEE A WONDER AT 1K? PlaceaClelsifledAd ifl Evening Herald today. iSIIITANT FOREMAN-factory k eluippmne a receiving. d physical condition. Itary retiree acceptable. -S • li_ I ,.W1II W V rn. JJp.I. EEC.IPTiONIST permanent llon'wWtu -pay & en•teNled Msallls In sharp ,W1 I lied teleplusne vsico, - ug, sher*Ml & general eeparliece reapwed. Fell . loaf ineuraacs, vacaliepu & isys Provided. If you would y mestiep tee$e and as- bs the Shone for Omit as IRS largest builders apply son$a.m.hIp.m.wh. deS SI S. Sanford Ave. or sand 115 Is Cardinal Indsaelrlos P.O. a. U, nford. Fl.. I. iqual Employment __ .. I • I • • Ta. .-- -, L. ' --w . .: .. .1' AN_ ., 1. . NIL TOm CRy Clerk .uuv $$, 1 I . ' FLOg ii iftR rI %L*MVIn1hibOIIl,*. if isCN,f,*l5 ML4 FSPMIV as a. jamiaxy, i øl1SIIi' of lbs SIN DetUde L Is' ($aj,) II. ad sam ssi iIr*iimt. aria. s. Beca.* i. . aeitaIa.clrtubcou,, NIshsc, o*"1 ii. I1iffl1 -- ' ' , . . _______________________ AØs. for Senior Citizens. Downtown, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave. 1 BR furnished Garage Apt. Suttabie for retired couple. Plics nslshberhoed. 3337,05. 32-Houses lMlurnhshsd POOL HOME ON "a ACRE NEAR LAKE MARY. 3 SIDROOM 2 PATH, DOUSLE CARPORT. MONTH, SCIOLER $310 REALTY, IROKER. 33115* 41 ___________________________ - S WORD$I Liks Mary. Immaculate is the best wsy to deso'INs this 3.2, nlci IanecppH yard. only 4 Sirs ill. oonler heit S WOWTS Large liv. rm.. linIng rm, famIly rm., screanad perch. 2-1; all ieded In this well kept Sanford hems. PrvII tries, cenwnl to Ivirythine. $14J11 DO S Sanford. besvtlfwl o*.hu kitchen, lining ran., and' tam ran., 5.1, lush carpeting, ceiling slugs Is each ran. Hams Prstoclluu Plan. 137,555. •_j deI PIna. - TrLI . -- 1kW geis wiSh P. J __ MWBIIA.SiN ((Dl. ': ' :. MWO. - ThRsaI EataIAcy REALTOIS " - ATTORISY FOR_PITITIOWSI '" ' blNO;• 'Miup 1$.$J$ 4 P*s.yI,* IlatIi;$,fsfl 1sz' ____ _-, . .............. ..... ORP.a .-.-'. .. . . ..-.S . ' (11.501 S. Vrch Sastoil 3331324•' - a ' -• Night in Real Estate Is sold daily in the classified ads. Nothino small Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over $1000. hal due $186 or take over payments $11 mo Free home trial Call $311711 day or n.qht ____________________________ ML. 123 606) or eves. 323 0517 lJ VIulS UIIUV! - Low Down Payment Cash for your lot? Will build or your lot or our lot. V Enterprises. Inc 644.3013 Medel Inc., Realtor REAL. ESTATE REALTOR, 327.74,5 HAL COLIERT REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR JUST LISTED. 404 74th Place. Older home with small adlolning Apt. Corner lot, plenty of fruit trees. $15,300. 4 ACRES, Country Club Rd & 25th St. $30,000. 1/ EVENINGS 3fl.0517 3221112, 322.7177 EVERY DAY someone is looking ' -S..' l01uI'$ NIALTY 24HOURE322-9283 A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT. . . That's a Classified Adi Ischools I 1FF WARRANTED. - Super buy at 121,5001 REAL ESTATE AssocIate needid to work In Sanford or Longwood area, Tony Coppota Associates. Reoltor. S30 4333. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FRAME IN GOOD CONDITION NEAR SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL. FAMILYS DELIOHT.3 BR, ibath custom built home in Dream. weld on 1.3rd acre lotl C.H1.A. ww carpet, eat.In kit,, Fla. rm., porch I Much Morel BPP WAR. RANTED. Just 541,0001 FANTASTIC 3 BR, 1½ bath home w.C.HIA, w.w carpet, fenced backyard, near schools I shopping I Nice neIghborhood I Only 135,500? SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER 321 0610 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORK. SHOP, FRESHLY PAINTED, FENCED YARD. $31,900. 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN I LAKE MON ROE. 2 BEDROOM EACH. OWNER FINANCING AVAIL. ABLE. 515.500. 3235200 43-Lots-Acreage FTU area near entrance, 4 pIex lot on small lake. $13,500. Lake Mary, lake view lot, nice shade trees. $10,000, INC. REALTORS 530.4131 or 339.4711 eves. 10 acre tracis, St. Johns River access from $1400 per acre. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Reallor, 3056615696 & 8309026. Eve & wkends 904 734.5964. WANTED LOTS TO PURCHASE CASH. 327 2257 34 ACRES FRONTING ON CRY. STAL LAKE IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY READY FOR DEVELOPMENT INTO HOME SITES. $5,000 PER ACRE. SELLER FINANCING. 3 ACRES LANE FRONT IM. PROVED PASTURE, E. OF SANFORD. $4,000 PER ACRE, EXCELLENT TERMS. 2'x ACRES TALL PINE I PAL. METTO, GENEVA AREA, 85,2.10. GOOD SELECTION. 5.9 ACRES NICELY WOODED NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE. $19,100. LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Sanford's Sales Leader 103$ ACRES PASTURE LAND, SEIGLER REALTY 30 ACRES WOODCD HIUH GROUND OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART, $2,500 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS? Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service m 2565 REALTORS PARK LAKE MARY 3 BR, freshly pointed. Double lot. Carport, Priced to Sell. 3.0, Inc., REALTOR MUST SELL MAKE OFFER liPlurncsa PINECREST 3.3. C-HIA, car. pefed, FR, fenced back, carport. Asking $35,000. MARKHAM RD. 3-7, w$ acres, 160,000. LAKE MARY 2.1, $21,300, ATTENTION: WE HAVE MANY PROPERTIES AVAILABLE IN THIS GENERAL AREA, PASTURE LAND, WOODED ACREAGE, LAKE FRONT PROPERTIES I RIVER FRONT PROPERTIES. CALL US FOR DETAILS, Horseback riding, swImmIng peel, tennis court, S acre farm, 3 BR, I bath with C.H&A I the country. Req. Real Estal. Broker 3531 Sanford Ave. 3214755 337.7443 3334550 SANFORD- 3 Bdr, 3 bath, spacious p-sat room, lovely Kreoned POOL. A must set ENJOY THE ERROL L. GREENE Realtor 4445523 Nut RaiNy, Ms. flit PARK DR. 322.2115 REALTOR AFTER HOURS ENJOY AGLING 333.3151 FIRE On a cell WinIi night. This SIR, l½bhsme$uasa KkigslteLl w illbrick PP. All you need Is the corn. Gied location pecked with extras Is please you. $31,151 me 331154$ Tee Serene price.) SI home plus 1 SR collage. Connlomt sdiosts a shopping, good I. wetment rentals. $43011. - CHEAPER THAN GROCERIES I acre farm. 4 acres cultivated, 1 Only acre uueEU. 13JN . TENNIS LOVERS DREAM Syr. peung)SN .NêAhenn* court I cIO%e prIvIleges. . ST1MPHASINCY 'IBALTOR 31)4501 MULTIPLE LISTiNG $UVICI Eves MO3155 Unbelievable opened beamed ceiling in LivIng Room. 3 BR, fireplace, 1 yr. warranty. Owner will hold ml,. Only $14,110. Country living near Lb. Mary, 4.7, Fa.n. ran., SewIng mm., rental Muss en property. 553*. Mayfair beautiful 31½ central NSA sparkling clean. many extras. i yv. warranty. $31,010. Fantastic valsu, 3 BR, good residential erie,_nicely landermet yr. Warranty. 532,1st 1 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 8. Sell the finest In used .1,1•,, 'r -' )ifl Show. FREE ADMISSION Jan. 12. 13. 11 Fri Sat, 10 am .7 pm Sun. 10 a.m 5 p m 60 dealers buying S selling US & Foreign Coins-stamps. FREE APPRAISALS. Sponsored by the Central Florida Coin Club, Sheraton Orlando In?. Airport inn, 39)5 Beeline Dr., On Across lrom Orlando In ternatlonal Airport TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And Thai's A Fact' Classified Ads Gels ReSuit And That's A Fact Too? Used Appliances Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas. electric - -'-_ KENMORE WASHER Parts. Service. Used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 - MontgomeryWard chest lreeer 23 Cu. ft. manual defrost $150. 3236756 53-Tv-Radio-Stereo 60" ZLNITH Walnut Stereo, AM FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable. $ track taoe oliver. Sold new $400. a real buy at only $120 or lake up paymi-nis of 5)) per mo. Call 131.1714 for Ire. home demonstration. $1,000 1st 47.A Mlurtiguiouajij &SoM WILL BUY EXISTING '1st a MORTGAGES. 1. Ligg, Lic, Mig. Smoker, $23 No. 40 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 152•743 CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND new home for everything. . .ev.n for voul . SG-MsceIhaslbou$ for Salu Spc. Ii suite fliw.sm lpc. LR 'new OW Loveseet $44.33 1. up; 7 pe. dinettes us.n a up; Ref. ISO & up, II, stove 54$ a up; full Iiidraperies $15 I up. Sanferd Furniture $3lwie, 17.52 So. of Sanford1 SISCSI. DIVORCI company mult sacrifice Singer push button sawing machl. Flip & sew needs someone to take over psymosis $13 me. or pay hal. $133.43. Call 531.1711. Will deliver, as Ibilsillen. Oi best offer. 321 010). VW 7) new eng., new paint A C. cxc COnd $1,100 Both run, but need work $2305300. 3230777 '72 Dodge Van. good Condition 1972 CADILLAC 4 DR. EX. CLEAN 1 595 Priced to Sell '75 Dodge 100 paneled van, 6 cyl., 3 sp., AC, mag wheels, good tires. insulated, carpet, $2500 FIRM? Call 323 02)8 Removed 1977 JEEP CHEROKEE 14,000 MILES $4995 1975 FORD TORINO bR. cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 3?? 5990 2295 UUV JUNK CARS F, om 510 to $50 Call 322-1624 1978 CONCORD 2 DR. DL LOADED $ 79-Metorcycles Good Used a eaev.siuns. $75 and up Miller's 2619 Orlando Ave. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY .323 3566 or 3737710 37? 033? CLASSIF lE DAVER? iSil'C MOVES MOUNTAINS CJ( Mercflana.ie €very (Jay Try flne? remeviiui, - 35" Color, Deaulilua walnut cabinet. Regular $600. Balance $175 or 812 ma. Still in warranty. Call $31 1714 day or night. 54-GarageSales - Carport Sale Furn., Appliances, Misc. 1210W. 70th St. Sal & Sun.9 5 Moving Sale Washer, some lurn., odds I ends. 2309 Hdrtwll Air Cond. & Heating Home Improvements -. Ave. Fri., Sat. & Sun. 322)355. Estate.Yard Sale Furn., dishes, linens, misc. 9.5 Sat. & Sun. 2453 Palmetto Ave. 55-SORts &Accessories ROBSON MARIN.. 7927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fia. 32771 - 57-Sports Equipment 59-Mjsica, Merchandise Losing your home 1. credit? I will mortgage + Free a Clear 1575,1 owner Cream Puff Olds Station Wagon. cash for equity in 2cr 3 SR. homeor duplex. I3I3S13. 1400 Top Dollar Paid Ion lunk & used lbs shot, nova mask & snorkel, rocket I Ins, depth gauge, see hawk knife, goody bag I. gear beg. $1110. 322.5193. equIty, 322 0214. '73 Mazda Couo.. AM FM$ tract, mag wheels. Moving must Sell, 75-A-Vans an ywt,er t' 77-Junk Cars - calypso compensatni, AMF regulator I bag, weight belt-iS a in, AM.FM stereo, Low mileage. $2200 Above average cond After 5, 32? 6104. NEW CAR TRADE-INS Classified Acts are the smallest big news uten,s you will lind 32) 3791 Scuba, i.S. UIvefb yCilow lank, catch up back payments TOYOTA '73 Corona HI, Auto, Air, Camper Equipment 52-Appliances Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.15fl 47-RealEs$s Wanted JUSIMAKE PAYMENTS-'50 to '75 modeps, Call 3399100 or $31 4605 (Dealer). 373 0777 Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions 8. Ap praisais Call Dell's Auction. 323. matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1797 So. of Sanford. 3221721. Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. its the Only one in Florida. You Set the reserved price Call 90.4 255 9311 for further details VW's '648. '67 Misc items 3)7 Palmetto Ave. ON SALE NEW twin site box sprIngs & mattress $23.95 ea. Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 AYTOP1A AUTO AUCTION 92, I mile west of SPeedway Daytona Beach, will hold a Hwy 72-Auction stoves & refrig. Furnishings & 51-Household Goods ' public AUTO AuCTION Cver' r WILSON MAIER FURNitURE BUY SELL TRADE 3)1315E. First St. 372562 RACQUET STRINGING_GRIPS All Iype racquets, Avg. $5 Scott Reagan 322 $177 Trade top quality Of mis sm. delightful 3 SF, 1 b hems on csrnir lot -mce areaIdeal tsr Sulden years or MI kIuars. Nlsbudeetprlcstagl Just 533.501 obligation. BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 1*N0. SECURITY We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas lay away, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate You Cdn 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 SEIGLER REALTY BATEMAN REALTY HASITALL me. OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART AT 52.000 PER ACRE. '63 Olds, $775 New inspection sticker Call aIlS, 323 lIt) ching ottoman, Herculon material. Wooden end 8. mat ching coffee tbls. $200. 95 32) 016) or alt 6 5713903. - BATH, CENTRAL AIR h HEAT, NEAR LAKE MARY, RE. OUCED TO BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 243 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 80-Autos for Sale For POOL HOME, 3 BEDROOM, 2 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFOIhDS SALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 Less tha p0. HOME AREA NEAR GENEVA. $6500. FORREST GREENE MAKE A WiSH. 4 BR, 1½ bath home In Mayfair wspllt BR plan, pan. MIR, C.HIA, Fla, rm.. patio, 1g. IRs, excellent SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath Custom built home In exciusivi nilgn. borhoodl Spacious rooms. OR, Fla. rm., C.H&A, eq. latin kit., w.w carpet, I every Imaginable teeturet A buy for $743001 WOODED 1.6 ACRES IN MOBILE VAI FHA Financing 5261. neighborhood close to shopping NISHED. $9000. 3l03OrlandoDr. new, orange trees, C.H1.A. 7½ pct. assumable mort. Call 323. 1*3001 1970 BRIGADIER 12*60, FUR SKYLINE 14' wIireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES If OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost JUST LISTED, Immaculate 2 BR, 1 bath furnished pool home In Deltonal W.w carpet, 5cr. porch, your own water fall & fish pond, 1g. FR, patio, fenced yard on cvi dssac.l SPP WARRANT. ED. Can you believe only 42-Wbile Homes ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 327 5791 l(f4 -v' WP 78 Chevy Custom tO Deluxe 11.000 mi. Asking 5700 & take over Paymts 668 8205 anytime class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterllno-inv SMALL GAS HEATER Modern- I couch. 1 chair, mat washer.dryer. Fenced backyard. $77,500. Call 322.2171 ext. 22 before S or 3231399 after value. CaliBart $1950 323 0777 ______________________ Jackets, Blankets, Sleeping Bags .3 BR. 1½ bath, range, ref., dlsh.w, $12000? Yes. It's true II you act fastlll Not fancy but a real _______ Ford 73 Ranger, auto, A C MIXED FIREWOOD Pine & Oak $35 Truckload 3734851. W. Gamut White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone3fl.7Ui. Sanlon' - for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will Oppear here tomorrow. REALTY $14 ATTSISFQI couisotIPSU1NtATlVI5 P5as these heinN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS 323.7832 - __________ BUILDER.322.2207, 4u' e31 31-ApsrtmsidsFurnished 'WINfo Wiui. !I?Omof RflIetIIWS ' 323-57 T4Day or _______________________ " ' rni *,.sw. I INJ*M3I.amdF*i . .--,.'-..- • Airport Blvd. on 17.fl In Sanford. Call 332.1570 MarIner's VIllage JOIN NP. . only, on LaksAds. Just So.of yourwlf Is bifleus oN lbs velus II,NN IVtLYND.SGi icr* ._,.lJ. Birhi i IVL _ - '1 1,2 BR deluxe units. Pool. Adults You'll have Is U5I5I • UNUflhI$h LanlInaqule$secludedvgs, 11+ acne, cleared wIth few peas for anImals. 31½ mobIle included InWi . .a- ej WILL BE FOREVER SAllIED - ' . ... ___ S IT I ___ : ONP- Null, Carpenter $ö hr.; carpenter's help. er exp. only $4 hr. work In Deltona. 335.fOfl beVn 7. p.m. , ___ __ IflWU ian ' :' - • 5 ClOy .'iabI. I she cavusy, pisjs, MlP*1nlgi 011ice of the City Clerk WV 11 quallflcallopp if the personal as lbs erapo,tt PS dulb.s the above ffieCWcuNC.wriInMlInIr50iljJOfp,p or the venus orMaiRlis as named Defindant DAVE R. Cy Pise, IsM PIn. IIIISifL$He of lb. . t. '$OR*INTlN . V of en er 1 IS'iSIMlC *1 p p, ALL CLAIMs DIWJIOS AND Fiho V.Wf1.atII*S.*.hlher. s,,.os shall have an_eRRilvulty Is be as OBJECTIONS so so PILED eianim sib a. i' ' • Voulil CA LLTEDDYOR ELAINE GA may No1iplI or peril of Irdlowucue in coniW wni to if LI 4f, VAN AL' roiwired WITHIN '- THREE hereeNlu he and lb. same are SCALE osoomsa ki*y F'PfltW. $ROICIRMI Idvsaarei.iieds.aa "W MONTHS PROW THE OATS o CO.. J'idillk...t, SA NA peur cony THE FIRS, PUUCATION OP dsfLw. __ 240$ So. Orlando Dr. (17.fl PHARMACIST - - 337.0370 WE HAVE PUT LOTS EOPLE TO WORK )FAR THIS WEEK DUGHT WE WOULD __ _____ HOUSE CLEANING 1 day wk. Winter Spgs. Ares ___*-I*I. - ' TNINSPMARRIB Plead an absolutely dependable personto suphrvlse3activs boys before I aft school, Mrs.? :30 to & 3 to 3:30. 3 days a wk. Car i.puulr near SHS.$X. Call 323- _____________________ n writing and __ EARN WHILE YOU BUILD I wIll pay you to handle a sales force. Lets talk. Call Tad after 5 p.m. 322.0713. Hal e some camping equipment xanolongerule? Sell itall with Classified Ad in The Hirild. Ciill 322.35i or S31.f53 and a frlindly ad.vlson will help you. ' t5 lecarded message. - ' __ call 1100.4324* anytIme fur . a4lressofthecrsdasor,iagent EISNTESNIs JUDICIAl cu. is Ass FOR E*sSoL' or attorney, and the amount a.r,ng. COUNTY FLORIDA. claimed, If as claim Is y 4s, NOTICE OP SALE residents anlpripitly enMil it Ihi me date when N wIN becimu des NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEs shet City of L.., FInIde, Ml N are I, ARTHUR H. Hell be StoSet 10*1 claim is JR., RI contIngent or vollqvlda$ol, the further Sfouided hi Ouapter 171, asClarkoftheC NCiW$,InI CATHERINE A JOHNs, Wife Statwios. 're of the IISW ShIN Ii Wiled. Is me claim is secured. the. SECTION 1. If any section_V In knkisI COUNTY, Floridi, us. Ml by vigfu. of a p IA portion of. Section of this erlinance Ju*a.nt iss.w set L JOHNs, security ShIN be deecvlhet The. as as abSVS p Wiknant Shall deliver ouIIIc. Fdi for someone to da a lob this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to elm Thtee to Five Hundred dollars a wick, - basis for the claim, the name and SICKWITN. REALTOR, MLS OWNER OPERATORS leipinner, Intermediate I. advanc4 tennIs in,tructIon for adults a fliers. Singis, group & clinics. uniurpasled facilities at Bay dad Racquet Club. For Info. Uaa..i b. ...... iv'auc 0iii .. w'v '' mskl, 3237353. _______________________ tfltl'oducs your chIld to music, Private piano a drum Iperlenced teachers, 33.355, ivIleges and immunitIes as are frOm tIme Is time grs,,$ to • S Harold Hall Realty Matur, person to care for 2 small children In my home 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 ________ $35,000. Low down payments. .0 - to Buy SAN1-UKU AUCTION SEWING MACHINE. Being transferred must sacrifice M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR 68-Wanted - SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC' FHA VA, FHA 235 & 215 VA. F HA.2)5-Conv.' Hnmnc SELLERS& BUYERSI YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER owner operators in the I lit bed dIvIsion for East coast operation. Steedy year around work. Advances on each trip. Call lob levIs toll free 1500.43$. 5372. EOE. Paradise-last country lIving property In Sanford. 6 blocks from hospital. House 3.1. beautifully refinished inside I out. Priced reasonably, Seeing Is Piløvinø 127-1541. P,qw 23.5 Homes. I pcI. interest to qualified buyer, $21,000 to REDUCED$2,000 for quick sate. A real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1½ bath, like new, room to grow, Excellent neighborhood, This is a choice property. Call today to see. $15500. 321.0153 li-I fIEtructisni - they may have. Eadu claim must be • TNB RENTING, 155,000. STE N STROM Found Paola area Ilk, Male Cocker SpanIel? 323-ONS . V R. country kItchen, swimming pool, near takes I. country club. AVON IS INFLATION C RAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. For details call 544307f. S-Lost & Found PHARMACIST CLERK WAREHOUSE HOSTESS NEAT CAR VII Plaimifti. BEAUTIFUL LOCH ARBOR. A?. tractive large 4 BR, 2½ bath Mercury Motor Express needs Chapter 171.044, FlorIda Statutes. PuWish'JeryiLiLPeWuaryi, THISNQTICEisfobepimllsti.ed In adiresam are $505 Cecalla Drive, a' - meIc.We the Sinful Evening Herald, a Apepta FlorIda, 33250 and c-s 11. SICTION2: ThaI the caiperafe DIP.?) newspaper of 111*11 circulatlsa In Main Street A.epta. Florida,, 33255. limits of the City of Sanford, Cl ,me("tImeaslo.tnnaen The name a a*a *1 Florida, be and It is herewith on of the ca. __________________ (11) days prier to flu tIme if the persona repreeentaes attorney hereby defIned was to include saId public Miring. are $50 forth below. property hereIn discrlbal and DATED this iSIlu lay of January, annexed. All persons having claims or IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT. $75 demands against the estate are $ICTION3: Thatth,CNvCle,kls SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CITY OP requIred, WITHIN hereby auffior$*ol Is ssom, saw, Ns. 7$4 THREE WINTER SPRINGS, MONTHS PROW THE DATE OP and supplimint me Official City FLORIDA Mppofmecl?yof$,iw,rd, FInn, GORDON THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP J. KLIER ij By: Mary 1. Norton. THl$NOTlCE,fenlemec toInethea a on CityClerk ' $ectlo 1 hereof. of the above court a oritten FRANCIS A. KUIL PublIsh: January ii. 1VS SECTION ii any claim or demand witlsd to all flu, rights wed -u f I U o - $ 7 WN3WWW1 i NITSI ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL.ANON SECRETARY CIFFICE RECEPTIONIST PLASTICS TRAINEE MACHINIST MANAGER TRAINEE DIP-fl OWNER VERY ANXIOUS. Tl. large beautifully shaded 3 BR, 2 bath in pIcturesque Lake Mary area, over sized rooms, $15,300. Exp Only I Wanted Cocks, dIsh. washeri a waitresses. Apply between 3 a $ p.m. Days inn, SR s a 14 Sanford. - me Public Records of Seminole cwit comm krninoe county, available at the office of the CIty County, Prebase Division, me ad. nanW is for nexed to and made a part of the City TO.WN:__Section 044Sf examIne same. Co Persenal Rop'esonfefiyo of the of Sanford, FlorIda, pursuant to the p ,; All Initersiled parties are invited estate are KATHERINE FRADY 4: That upon this or. • SORRY NOP$I18 needs loving Grandmother for 7 & 12 yr. old boys. Sanford area. Prefer live In. 4413577 bht'n am. a_3p.m. Phone 5413333 Write P.O. Box 1213 . ance bacomlno_oftoctiug, the residents and prppui owner of *1 vs. . Busy Mother 'Pethaps AlcoholIcs Anonymous Can Help :, OVER 1 ACRE Lk. front EXECUTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath home. Has all extras, Tennes_see stone fireplace open to DR I LR. Beautiful loon plan. $72,0Q, French Ave. 322.202' itt rS p.m. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? . pa,, u CI7L51.u.pTuL P 431, Fond City. " " ,mr 'P w mLdaIjI, Winter Perk Civic Cantor, 1 Mush An., Wlagor Park. • ADULTS 3.00 PLAZA Tubs of FlorIda, 7 _______ a 111111111 , am I - i uui. ' 7.30 $AIV*DAY, JANUARY 30 q.,,,.s - , Full - time all around work in Auction Housa. Chauffeur's license, heavy lining I some sates required. Salary + potentIal extra profits, Apply In person Sanford Auction, 1213 S. Weddings by DOT - •___ Tat,. Ulind p. 1 4 Find FedsraI 8&L, EOE M.F. NOTARY PUBLIC Deceased, __ . W11K• - orsd by Projsct OASIS iitciuo films, stilts and talk on FIOS'4S '" . F"dSPOWI1* 12,WM ftTI$5$ CI$ .& i 130 terview contact Mr. loather, lain Jiwelers, Sanford Plaza. WI'IV I! LONELY? Write "o.t A AAatV' Dating Service, All Ages. '.O Ben 11, Ctwtr., FL 33317. fIctItIous name of EASTERN THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE thattheadmIniefratien,ofme PLAITICCORP.DSAA"CLAi$y" PLAN; SIVERAIILITY;CON. ofMAROARETA. BELLOece.e.i, coning to me Flat thereof, PLACE, .wmat t Itssntt ,-- FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. File Number 75.45-CF is pending in recorded in Flat look I, page 35, as of said name with me Clerk A copy of said Ordinance shall be the Circuit Ceurt for Iii ole me - people like youl Excellent ad. vancement opportunity and a full range of benefits, For In- - SOuth 7$fHtoftheWhiIi23.Ipft, MM. Smith's SubdivIsIon, iC' , rt..,a &nss retail sates management we have a Career Development Program designed for motivated DIIIf OR CE-U0.$0--,3arnt,W. re. detaIls; KIT, lox 151, P ompsno, FL. 33N1, ,Sllsn. . wife was represented by Doug MANAGEMENT TRAINEE. II you are interested In a career in 4-Personals - R I OF PUD TO COMMERCIAL C-i, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING me following PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF CLAIMS OR DEMANDS PICTITIOUSNAME AGlNST descrIbed property, beIng and Notice is hereby gIven that lam CHAPTER 1M.0410F THE FLORI. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL situate In Seminole County, P111141, engaged In bvs"w I iso South DA STATUTIS,PROVID1PlO FOR OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED wit: Highway 17.fl Casselberry, THE AMENDMENT OF THE IN THE ESTATE: .. Seaworthy Wood Products, San. ford, Fla., Mfgrs. of Teakwood parts needs a man who can keep up with company growth, mm, 2 years exp. on sawing, assembly 1. finIshIng wood parts. Call preferably after 3 p.m. Dick Cruger 3320154. c tart II, brother. - , FOLLOWS: SECT1ONI: That Ext. 22. 50'-'scellaneous for Sale Build tO Suit - our lot or yours. Central Florida's No. 1 Men's wear firm. Exc. benefits I commission plus. To start a career today. Call 305.Is.o717, - RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN. TV, FLORIDA, FROM THE FRI. 41-HoUses $2&000. V.1 in?. Broker COn?I- retailing & merchandising, now is your tima to be a part of :lart extend to our numerous rau. ENACTED BY THE CITY OP w'wI,,'v,', "°°'DY Dan Shay poses as a 1un.ie ,o .1 for excellent Opportunities in ma family of the late Mr. Isaac N. w...Li. 9:55 I-__$Maie 18-Help Wanfod If you arecarew' minded hookIng _____ :mgent becomes convInced that Barney s detectIves are under- I-Card of Thar*s = reservations. 2 COUNTRY OARDClà JB, c --..':" _____ , inu I .1 ___ - NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; SAID thattheures.onslbllltleshovebe.n FOR THE EXPOSURE OF THE NOTICEOP$UIT PROPERTY BEING SITUATED satisfied. TI. lega' effect of me BASE OF THE HYDRANT BAR. TO: ANITA COLEMAN WEBS ON THE NORTHSIOI OF JI. certIfication .s mat upon •p. RELANDSECURINOBOLTSAND HERRING WElT LANE AND BETWEEN provsl,Cltyof Sanford, Flonidamay THAT THE HYDRANT SHALL BE 112 Saltcreed Road 9ALEN9A (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (TUB) (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) (F CAMERA TH$11(fl41 J) (4)CRACKERSARREL(ffil) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY $IJNPJS( 9:00 (2)(IThEDOCTORe •GDI3IJ 3 (2) ANOTHER WORLD GENERAL HOSPITAL STUDIOSIE Thursday, Jan. 1$, 1975-38 Noticeisherebygiventhafw, in ijse N. NIQUIST P01 PILIASI ass at in Sirksh Notice pir,y given mat i am a rag. in Semoran Casselberry, Seminole FUNDS engagod In business at fl$ Cam. Circle W., Long000d, FL.. 3V$ County. Florida, under the fictitious Housing Authority of the City bridge Or.. Longwood, Fl.., SIfIlIflOJI CoUnty, Florida, under t& name of APPIOVED BOUCA. Sanford fictitiousand name of SOMITHlu(i SenllnoleCounty,Florlda,undltthe EXT1A, TIONAL SERVICES and that we N Castle Brewer Court fiCtiflous flhfflI of BRITE iorterselda,mme SanfOrd, Florida 32771 TRIC, and that I Intend to ELEC. rsgist,r,iamewim me cs.rki Clerk of me Circuit Court, Seminole said name with the Clerk of the mecircuft Court, Seminole Coun*) County, Florida In accordance with TO ALL INTERESTED AGEN. Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance wifli K the provisions of the Flcflticus CIF3. GROUPS AND PERSONS: Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Narv: 5IJ, To.Wit: Section Sf5.I( Name $titut, Ta•WI$: $$q Ofl Of aboUt Jan. if, 1t the provisions of the Fictitious Name Florida abovenamed City will rsguest me, Statutes, To.WIt: Section S4$.Of NS.$ Florida Statutes ifs?. StIMel 1W. U.S. Department Of HOUSing fld Florida Statutes 31g. Nancy M. Smay 19 0CYn D. Welch Urban Development to rot.asi Carol Osgood Emily K. Wilkerson 51g. Edwin C. Wolik Jr. Federal funds under TItle I of me Publish: December 25, 1571; F. Clagctt Publish Jan. 1L 2$, Feb. 1.,, iSiS Housing and 4, 11, 15, 23. 157, Community J vary i, ii, is, is?, DEF75 Devolopment Act of 1574 (PLS$.3S3) DEE.135 DEF.2i ___________________ for the following profect: _________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HIASINO Public Housing Modernization and TO CONSIDIN THE ADOPTION Housing RehabilitatIon PUBLICNOTICI CITYOFWINTEISPNINOS, OPANORDINANCUBYTHICITY '-To provide hOm.orirsP,Ip op. FLORIDA OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. porlunity for low and moderate THE FARMERS HOME AD. No$OPkH', Notice Is hereby given that a lnmefamiiles.ndupgraepIic MINISTRATION HAS FOR SALE, Public Hearing will be held t the housing prolects. FROM TIME TO TIME, FARM. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Commission Room In the City Hall Sanford, Seminole, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by RESIDENTIAL, BUSINESS, in the City of Sanford, Florida, Of $2,100,000 AND-OR OTHER 7:00 o'clock P.M. on February 12, MEnyironm.nfal Review Record theCltyCouncllolth.CItyofWlnt,r RECREATION FlorIda, saId City PROPERTIES. 1515, to consider the adoption of an respecting the within ANY LICENSED REAL ESTATE prel.ct has. ordinance by the City of Sanford, been made by the abovenamad CityCOWICII the city will hold a public hearing at BROKER INTERESTED IN Winter Springs Corn. of Florida, as follows: w$iith documents me environmental munity Building on Tuesday, LISTING THESE PROPERTIES ORDINANCINOIIM review of the pro)ect. This En. SHOULD CONTACT THE FAR. vlronm.n$aI Review Record Is on February 13,1575,atl:30p.m.,oras MERS HOME ADMINISTRATION thifeifter as possible to 1 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY III. at the above address and is soon, 314 COMMERCIAL, P. 0. BOX OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AN. avaIlable for public examination consider an OrdInance entItled as AT 144, SANFORD, FLORIDA, 32771. NEXING TO AND INCLUDING and .,pying, upon request. TELEPHONE: 32242$) WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA City of Sanford, Florida 'will un. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY PublIsh Jan. 15, 17, II, 15, 21, 22, 73, AND LIMITS OF THE CITY OF dertake the proI,ct described OFWINTER$PRINGS,FLORIQA, SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON above with Block grant tunes from AMENDING SEC. 5-33 (a) OF THE 24,2$,252S230Feb.i 1515 ADOPTION OF SAID ORDI. theU.LDepertmtofI'o,,si,,g.nd WINTER SPRINGS CODE OF OR. DIP-li NANCE, A PORTION AND AREA Urban Development (MUD), unr DINANCES, CHANGING THE OF PROPERTY SITUATE AND Title I of the Housing and Corn. POSITIONING REQUIREMENTS BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, mimlty Development Act of 1514. OFFIREHYDRANTSINWINTER INTMICIRCUITCOUIT,INAND FLORIDA, DESCRIBED AS CItyOfSanford,FIoridascyying SPRINGS, FLORIDA, SO THAT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FOLLOWS: THE WEST ½ OF tOHUDthltCftyOfSiWOfd,FlOflda THEY FACE IN THE DIRECTION FLORIDA BLOCK $0, LESS THE SOUTH 7$ and Thomas Wilson, ill, In his of. MOST PROPER TO FACILITATE CASE NO. 1S.24$-CA44-B FEETOFTI$EWEST1it0,FEET, ficlal cepacity as AdmInistrator, EASY ACCESS TO FIRE PUMP. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ANITA COLEMAN MM, SMITH'S SUBDIVISION, con snttoacceptmeIurI.donof ERS: AMENDING SEC. 53$ OF WEBS, ACCORDING TO THE FLAT me Federal courts it an action is THEWINTERSPRINGSCODEOF tbo.', THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN broqhttoenforcIrespon$IbIIftiln ORDINANCES CHANGING THE and PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 35, OF THE relation to envIronmental reviewt HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS OF JAMES PAUL WEBS, Husband, FIRE HYDRANTS TO PROVIDE Respondent. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI. decision-making, an action; JERRY AVENUE AND AIRPORT uetheBI.oront,andHUD OF A SUFFICIENT HEIGHT TO Savannah, GA. S BEWITCHED SOULEVARDIN ACCORDANCE, will have satlsf led its respon. BE READILY ACCESSIBLE FOR YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED MERVGRIFFIN (MOW, TUB, 11:55 WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. slbIlItIei under me National En- MAINTENANCE AND THAT THE that a suit for enforcement of Final THU, Ff1) NEXATION (4)5CM NEWS PROVISIONS OF vlronmental PoiicyActof iNs. MUD HYDRANT OPENINGS HAVE judgment • RestrainIng Order and 5AFrf.5Qa()() SPEC4AL CHAPTER 171,044, FLORIDA will accep. an xection to Its ap. SUFFICENT CLEARANCE FROM Preventicnofremovalofchildfrom (WED) STATUTES; DECLARING prousl of me release of funds THE GROUND OR GROUND COV. .turlsdiction of Court and from AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL .ccance of the certification only ER TO PROVIDE FOR EASY AC. permanent severance of relations 5:00 AFTERNOON SERVICES; REDEFINING THE ifItisononeolthefoIiwlngbNe,: CESSIBILITY FOR USE BY FIRE with father has been commenced CAROL BURNETT AND ' CORPORATE LIMITS OF SAN- (a) That the certification was not In DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT: against you In the CircuIt Court of FRIENDS FORD, FLORIDA, TO INCLUDE PROVIDING FOR SEVERAII- me tim Judicial Circuit, Seminole 1200 5 MARY TYLER MOORE SAID LAND IN •• • -. - THE - MUNICIPAL . -- officer or other officer of a.nc.nt PROV$DING fOR CON.' County. Florida. Cii. No. 7L'A. LUuI VP AIU CITY; approved by MUD; Ide. FI.ICTSAFWPRQVJDINOAN CF. CA44ó.TMtItliOfthiCit,ii AUTHORIZING THE AMEND. M$STERROGERS(R) I•azNEWS applIcant's environmental review FECTIVE DATE. THE MARRIAGE OF ANITA MENT OF THE CITY MAP TO IN. record for me DUCATIONAL PRO. A copy of said Ordinanc, shall be COLEMAN WEBB, Petitioner, and prolect Indicates 5:30 CLUDE THE SAID LAND AN. omIssion of a required decision, available at me office of the CIty JAMES PAUL WEBB, Husband, NEXED HEREIN; PROVIDING fInding, or step applicable to Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, Respondent. me FOR 1230 THE RIGHTS 0 THE 000 COUPLE AND prolact In the environmental review Florida, for all persons desiring to You are required to Ilie your PRIVILEGES OP CITIZENSHIP IN Process. (2) tIEWS MERVGRIFflN(WW) iamlM same. Oblections must be Answer or other Pleadings with the ____________________________________________ THE CITY; SEVERABILITY, All Interested parties are Invited Clerk of the above Court, and to preped and submitted in ac. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE cordance with to attend and be heard, the required serve a copy thereof upon MARVIN DATE, procedure THIS NOTICE II 10 be PublIshed F. NEWMAN, P.A, attorney for the (24 CFR Part SI), and _____ WHEREAS, there has been flied mybea4sore.sedtoHUDat Florida In the Sanford Evining Herald, a Husband, JAMES PAUL WEBS, with the City Clerk of the CIty of a Office, U.S. Department of newspaper of general circulatIon In SuIte 1445, CNA Tower, Orlando, Sanford, Florida, a petlticn conthe City, on, (1) tImest least fifteen Florida 32501, on or before the 7th HOUsing and Urban fopn, taming the name of the property p.ninsuta,' Plaza, Ml RIverside (1$) days prior to the timeof public dayof February, 1515. If you fall to owner In the area hereinafter hearing, Avenue, Jacksonyill., Florida 3fl4 do so, a default Iument will be described requstlng annexation to DATED this iRh day of January, entered against you for the relief Osjn,fomerel,of Mdon the corate area of the City bases other than those stated Ibave THURSDAY, JANUAflY 1$ demanded in the complaint flied Sanford, Florida, and requesting to By: Mary T. Norton, will not be considered w MUD. No herein. Ceitral Fund. Chapter Data Processing be included therein; and . obliclIonrecelv,dafterjan. City CIIfk WITNESSrnyhandatof WHEREAS, me Property Ap. will be considered by MUD. Managunent Asii. dinner meeting, Mariner's Inn, -I-: S. Publish Jan. ii, 1575 this Court Seminole '" -- it Sanford, .. ,,fl, ,,.,,, ,-.,, county, Florida, thIs 2nd day of ouciaz prrlou, o:Ju p.m.; III1UIET, has certified that there is one (1) AdmInistrator _______________________ January, 1575. 730 n.m • orn 8 n.m. CaU 8517890 fpr property owner In the area to be N Castle Brewer Court ' ' (SEAL) . " annexed and that ild property CITYOF WINTER SPRINGS, Sanford Fler Overeaters A.esymos, 7:30 p.m., Community Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr. owner has signed the petItion for FLORIDA Ja7 14, 13, 1, 17 is i,i, Clerk of the Circuit Court Unft.d MuthodJit Qiads, 17-s, ' In and for Seminole County, RI Ms been er DIPSI - Siaterd i44,$ fl1I W• mined that tt,e property described .. TO VHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ' By RIt?y'M. Capes 01$ Ie"-gle Chapter 2, S p.m., Sonford Masonic '15en1blyCornp.ct sotic PICTmOUINAMS Tssnni. t, Pu , g van Jn 1.11, iS, 25,1515 am metycesm _ and municIpal limits of the City of engaged in business at •, Lege ci Womea Voters of Seminole Co. unit ' DIP-fl Sanford " '' ' IiSanford, Florida, and It il will hold a Public Miring at -hi let been Ave., Seminole County, Florida, '?.iA ii ...,tl,iadi OD Wig, l.N p.m., ru determined that the iflAhititign, Iii IUWWW, liii 'WIt me City of Winter Springs Corn. _____________________ under me fIctItious no saId properly will not result In Lonwood. Oien ° public. '; munity Building, on Tuesday, the BUSINESS MACHINEr.. Of an enclave and iPi iSiS, at 7:25p.m., ores Receptisu at the Semlule Cceety Braach Olfke of WHEREAS, Ihe City of Sanforg, lNendtoregistarsaidnan,wimma March SemInole 10111 thereafter U poeslble, to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Clerk et the Circuit Court Florida, theCOuncilofAs&Sdonces,44p.m.,sigIe6o7,Afluc Is Iii pNItigfl to pr01ide County, c01151d11 an Ordinance entitled as FOR Florida Inaccord.ncew SEMINOLE COUNTY municIpal services to me woqirt Bank Building, Sanford. follows. FLORIDA described herein, an the City Name Statutes, at the FictNle AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY PROBATE DIVISION To.Wit Sectien FKIDAY JANUA11Y1I Commission of the City of Sanford, sss.w Florida StaMes 1q37 OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, CASE NO.PVI4I5-CP Florlda,de.ms It Inmebeet Interiti rj Sig IllusIon. .i ScaranlIuIno REZONING LOT 17 ILOCK B OF IN RI: ESTATE OP tht Petition Publish: JIIIUIfl? 4,11, 15,23, ',7, VEPA1K:AS !ECORDED IN MARGARET A. BELL Semlasit S.eth R.st ' :5O am., Lord Qninl.ys Altamont. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT 1:00 8:30 :o DELTA HOUSE (Premiere) Jim Blutarsky. the younger S ONE UFETO UVE HOLLEM NAPPYDAYS(R) 1130 (7) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (FOLOVEOFUFE SPAMILY FEUD 12:37 5 MANNIX A man holding a strongbox for agangstar being released from prison finds the box to be empty. 200 10:00 CARD8NARJ(8 (I) ALL N4THE FAMILY(R) 10:30 2)ALLSTAR8EcRET8 @)STHEPRICEISRIGHT 12:05 0 CBS LATE MOVIE author / critic Cliva James. (Part lof 2) @) S AS THE WORLD TURJ4S (2)TO0AY .0000 MORNING CA •UUAS, YOGA ANOYOU 9:00 (2) (4) DONAHUE SMY THREE SONS S MOVIE DINAHI EDUCATIONAL PRO GAMMING 9:30 SINE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Lips and Klinger are sent to man a medical station being attacked by the enemy. (R) 5 DICK CAVETI Guest: 130 8:30 (IJTHENEWLYWEDGAME 0 M'ASH Hawkeye. Hot bell. ' eoo 11:30 5 THE CROSS-WITS ØJOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4JHOLLYW000SQUARES O MATCH GAME P.M. S $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Glen Camp- PWORopu tOO (2) H 0 L L Y W 00 D SQUARES (MOW, WED-rn) (2) SADDLEBACK SUPER. 81PRE (4) MIDDAY S THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS S AU. MY CHII.DREN BEWITCHED (TIJE) CAPTAIN KANGAROO STUDIO 5fl (4ff T•J, THU FRI) •FOOTSTEPS (WED) Ja2)TOtHT Host: Johnny "WJM Tries Harder" Mary starts datingthe anchorman from the top-rated television station and soon finds hersell doubting as a . S RYAN I HOPE 1:30 TODAY .0000 MORNING AMERI. CA author / crihc Clive James. (Part 2ot 2) 7:00 (2)THENEWLYWEDGAME (j) MARY TYLER MOORE A. NEWS Roger itoo 0 ABC NEWS 5 EARTH, SEA AND SKY @)SSEARCH FOR TOMOR- p ) @) 00 NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: o css NOTICI To PUSLIC Øp (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA Ebert and Gene Siskel host an informative look at whats new at the movies. 600 "•-"•_ =1_ PICTITIOUSNAMI from a prison sentence to tarrorire the Lawrence, i Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Legal Notice U EVENING . Guitars, Drums. BanIos. Cam. pIe?,, Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's DIsc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322.2255 62-Lawn-Garden :entral Heat & Air Cond. Free tst. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford. 377-1771 :rawlord's RefrigeratIon: Havd your healer or furnace serviced & checked for Winter. Lic. Bonded, Ins. 323 5300 ACK FROST- Cent, Heat I Air Cond Service. Free Est. on inst Comm & Res. 322 0705. Beauty Care TOWERS BEAUTY SALON x'merly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519E.lstSt., 3225742 C.ranc11le MEINTZER TILE ew or reoair, leaky showers our Specially. 25 yrs. E*p. 671.7417. INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberlgas & CelIu lose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0839 or 904 734 6701 collect. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR c. BALINT&ASSOC. 333.5415 - PAINTING, CARPENTRY I CABINETS 373 0129 essmekirç BOB FOLEY Ugt* Heuling e. ia" 'øl..'.'ø- V -_ Painting AAA PAINTING All types painting 1. housp cleaning. Free Est. 313 424 DANNYS PAINTING Interior.Exteqjor Houie Painting Licensed.In$umvd 3onded FREE Estimates. (305) 3229440 Call Dick Lacy, 333.1350 AFRICAN VIOLETS 332141 Eves after & weekends FIrspIaCM The Greenhouse 64-Equipment for Rent Sleam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE ntucky fieldstone, retaining uiaIIs, patios, Ent. to driveways, ilso Stone Houses. No lob to 1g. ieIdstone for salem 323 $214 Grooming & Bosrdng PIunngServk ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs. Leaks, Fast Service Chg, Cdi. A'cepted327.1551 Little want ads bring big, big results. Just try one. 3fl7 1319993 3323111 -_ 65-Pets-SuIles free Part Cocker Spaniel Male, Zyrs. old 333-0755 AKC Pekingese. 3 Fern. puppies. 1. ii wts old. Reel beauties, $310. O4.Sfl-6203 -- -=, WI SOY USED FURNITiJME I APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. nitwe Salvage. 322.5121. ANIMAL HAVEN g I. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses.H,ated kennels. 332 5757 SswFlNng - - --I . p. Hsa* Oeaning IiIL HEATER CLEANING 3335034 5346100 TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stumo removal. lkiità I. n. sured.FREEest.$aIi,l, IT YOUR Bust IESL...,. : I DIAL322.21Ilor$31.93 I,, "-."•- - PRECISION SAW FILING Let us lila your sawl AmericanlentAll 3334fl3 ' -- - - Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 3195371 .. .....4i...rv.o. - I Man, quality operation lyri. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3271331 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220107 Electrical - interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & Simulated brick & Stone speciality. 322 2750 Yard Debris, Trash, Wiring IRepairs Call 333, FILL DIRT ITOP SOIL YELLOW SAND PERMATEX COATING I HOME IMPROVEMENT $316839 $316567 �-, . . .-. . . . . . . . . I . . . . BLONDIE 4 rr'S TIM; FO 5) NEWSHONE . EvsnlflqNIfI$d,Slnford,Fl. Thursday, Jan. is, 1979 C MON. DIAR.iJiE FGOT TD KEEP UP wn by Chic Young KEEP UP _ _______________ __________ _____ ___ II1m 13EETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker ____ DEPRESS THE SPRING RELEASE THE LATERAL LATCH ALLOWING ENTRY OF THE COCKING MECHANISM ONE.ORETiME ETi, ZERO! _ of 17" / STIC< THE GIZMO IN THE THINGAMAJIG çJt EASY! . ME HUN la - _ For _ 1 Li 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 Loss I I DEAR DR. LAMB — lama _________________ 10-1 I, Factors Hair __ 54 I'LL TELL YOU Many _________ 49 Hazard f • 45 Fl h TWELAUNCJRV' i I I I . Hauling ItNi11 1JIIIAIll I Status_ wagon 4 es y 48AlIey_ 1vI dI Ll Lhl Rl dI I hI YI tI L I tf TI ElDIul$IOINI INIEIVIAIDIAI 9 Insecticide cNjqJCjsA 12 Conjunction 53 Over 1poetic) (Get.) Bracing Ic lR loIA IioI sIoWoIAiTI l3 Close relative SG Lion's homs LPI AI UI IIIIITI NI OI TI HI I4Colonng 57Of God (Lat) I1lNlCLIJN1$IttITITl9 15 Commotion 58 Coi ncide IS Feign(comp. 59 Spanish gold ____________ wd.) 60 Quaint PMIIINI l7NewEngtand OlMichelanqelo 1H I I I______ C I C I U'P' cape masterpiece L illAlsit $ IINITIAIKIII 18 College build. 62 Precept LIOlGIELS NIEIAITICINI ing.for short 19 Admonishing 34 Alternating 20 Nonsense DOWN warning current (abbr.) 21 Colors 35 Toward 22 Supervise I Campus area 21 More 42 Welsh dog dangerous 2 Bring to ruin 25 Old English pronoun 3 Stench 23 Grip 43 River into the 27 Sodium 4 Young seal 24 Ages Ray__ Biscay symbol 5 Become 25 Charitable or- 44 Unnerve 28 Called accustomed ganization 45 Extinct bird 32 Cebu hemp 6 Theatrical per. (abbr.) 46 Oboe 35 As of now (2 former 26 Nobleman 47 Barren vids) 7 Forms scab 29 Accounting 50 God 36 Caviler S Domestic agency (abbr.) 51 Evening in 37 Time animal Italy 30 Engrave 9 Normandy *Pl1S5Ofl 52 Recog nize 38 Singers Invasion day 31 Astronaut S yton 54 Soft hat 39 Hello 10 Force unit Ii Half-scores 33 Insect egg 55 Pod vegetable 40 That boy I CAN'T 1 • • Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 Hermit ACROSS r 7,,, . Dr. Lamb good health. About five mouths ago I went on a 1500calorle a day diet. I lost 27 pounds. My diet consists of juice, skim milk, fiber cereals, eggs, cheese, melbs toad, meat at least five times a week, chicken, pork, ham, all I I 71st Year, No. 131—Friday, J Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 . vegetables, plain, fruit and went on their diet. M should salads. I do not any star- serve as a warning to anybody who goes on any severely About a mouth ago I noticed rest ricted diet and days On it hair lost some of its for a prolonged period of time. brilliance and now I seem to be There are lots of other factors losing at lead Z hairs daily or that affect your hair growth more. I keep it very clean and including what you do to it In me a conditioner. I also take a terms of hair style. I sin senmultiple vitamin a day and one ding you The Health Letter thousand milligrams of vitamin number 124, Hair Care, to give C. Can you please give me some you more Information about advlceastowhy hair is your hair. ml suealsolnfalling out and what I can do to cludes some Information about correct this problem? dandruff and what to do abo ut it. READER DEAR Everybody's hair falls out.The I would like to add that normal persons sheds about 80 anyone who has a sudden loss of hairs a day. The reason you hair for no good reason should think you are only losing 20 Is see a dermatologist. There are you're not finding the other 80. some medical problems that Hair grows from a follicle contribute to hair loss and he inside your skin somewhat like may be able to help you. the bulb for an onion. Part of DEAR DR. LAMB Before I eat IL k Mary TaPs C ity this. my 900BUt She W an ts o Part Of It U.,. N Manager... Outragedat theclty cowidil'sdecislonto manager idea was based on economic seek a city manager, a contingent of Lake concerns. She explained she felt the position Mary citizens led by recently retired council- would lead to Increased government cod. "We will advertise and put banners on our man TiflIGjfflj has vowed to seek a recall added Dorothy Henna, a leader In the CL of the city's charter making the city an petition drive opposing the hiring of a city unincorporated part of the county. manager. "We're going all out for this." "Wewlll callfor thecharterandgo beck Mrs. Griffin said the effort to gather names being part of the county," Mrs. Griffin said for th e petition will begin neat week after she Thursday night following the council's vote to has had a chance to confer with an attorney. hire a city manager. Mrs. Griffin also gave Mayor Walter "We will have plenty of time and we will notice to remove city equipment work plenty hard to call for a re-call elec- Sorenson my - 1 12 - - - 15 HE BORN LOSER 17 by Art Sa nsom 19 ____ - 20 cr ,, 32 (3 I - 27 33 - 34 — — — — - 28 - - - 21 - ' — — 25 26 - —— 22 23 - 29 130 - 31 35 ____ - - - — — — 53 ARCHIE by Bob Montana HEY, ARCH, MQOcE,TELLARO4IE DUH'H, BETTY_ SDTHATTh& BUREAU WIT HAVE THE FIVE- QY, WEATHER.PU*H•' USA DAY FORECAST FROM _____ ERTHE WEATHER BUREAU f "SOWN ___ OH, NOW I REMEM ______ - 49 50 51 52 64 ____ ___ DAY FOUR - - - - — — — — — — - ____ ___ I - I i 48 - - — — - 45 46 47 - 40 - 412 1-18 — - 39 - - _ - J - - - - — — (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) - __ council ______ job. (II4bI Pat Southward, Qiff Nelson formally outline Kulbes' duties as city and Hwy Terry supported the city manager, mnag,rdsrthgaworkshop.easiontobe held Kulbeo to the pod. They neat Thirsday. Kulbos will take office Feb. I at his pregent contended a city inans will Improve the By BERNICE BEDE 080L For EEK MEEK '#JflO SAID... _______ I. ( ' KJCIULWGE. is ) rKJ,) ____ ____ ___ j Id yllvvilde ____ ____ ____ ____ ______ PiUScILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer ________ 1W LOST ( I EUEVErT' S _____ FIVE UNP5! 'EM . ' I • w ,i , BUGS BUNNY , u b Stoffel & Hal mdahl . . IT* FC9 ... By LEONARD Hsr'JdSWrftsr Anothsr8-vilnoIsCoiMy schooI rnay begin aprogran -lip X • • • • ______ _____ _____ o abs 600NOR IN To LEARN.. A SPENCER AMP E SP1PER OR LATER, . - MONK WILl. K In I'M Pa ° No TO Off go AWYrHINS. 0 is ____ L- ,- . _______ ____ -.. I _____ be ____ p - ____ ____ ___ . .,• I •. 'ft . • .- SOUTRUDE K1IOOL AIDE UNDA WAIAH SERVING MORNING FOOD T apes Ex pected To Reveal Much — ___ " . ____ ____ -_. ____ ____ ____ ___ __ ___ __ Il / ___ __ askd that of __ decmests .stHM.ig MA's __ 'a ,ly - of moral .en in the pr of g Pft'd meuWad ___ on .. 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Of e rredflrc'idwIcs, -, meal. diSy, one has bees .slivIg didvad imIlble ther repertediy is be 10km' Cs. of by a riIs ad 5 td ___ ch on Nimb Street ad it the kala of O'wat Il in __________Ji mmead of is'' ,'win sub MOW; ftebuomed1mn1hejrhunss, mvøiadf,urare on , ____ , èe* rtid cia_tMW with re.. uWhds of ___ - __ A _____________________________________ . - WA 9St. .• _ii, ____ -. nplift&M go AM Apw7a 111110 &$ (MA). J-f—g bsrd member N _•_-•-; UIIhh two _______ - of 1-4' served sad howed over to OAM by when it beg opwils __ --- __ __ - - rapM Seed liL __ ___ - Are Not MIAM11 (UPI) — Federal Investigators will complete dldYoftheOSSttultowertapss and ft fty be nbeend __1c loolilocUok but the — Tod - - McIntosh letter. T -- Va tatilm Safety Bowd Coast Guard helicopter to probe with the Cut Gusas the 44-foot orange-and-white pflotps anodsUon OW the Coot Guard rescue helicopter crash to show that the FAA's Investigator, land," said Federal Aviation he.dquartiii safety center. _________ and the Bell copter propoaed raw air Ot h ersnioi in the ---k descended Administration spokesman safety stand In FOOD PLAK FM 2A Guard pW LA. Robert Go Jack Baker. 4-ft toww told were COOM LL Rilbort C. ascended for a right hand turns or& win net prievent mM.* Robert Ott, one of the owners oollliiis. Auaneu, a Vietnam Wit him of the other helicopter In Shearer Jr., crewmembers, had been warned the practice area and he Metalsmilh First Q Robert of the Burneide-Olt Aviation The Aircraft Ow ners and E. the lad 'nut, towsr.to.pilol ci two or helicopter, in the acbo,jeed." and Michilid Mate Trifling Ceder which owned Pilots Association said Wedees. tre"M'is will reveal meth ares as he we. coming in to 11 copter, said he we. day the crash took place under Oelk.r said neither pilot 7.d Qasi Jiffrsy B. Coos. the Noite of the Coed Gimrur ceildud that the kwedlgatlon the same tough air traffic Advol c of do fiery mid. l Ak4MIII, , a seemed to tblak there was Heruespe . ISA AndtheOesk 4-A W r!: between a Coed ""w of the Vu-I came fir l "No rgm. wN married. All were di. would ihow BIWCO We. in the colIrul rules the FAA wants to UII ..,:.::::..::::::$A IS .......... . .. ::::::IS'A QwdN NithaI Police, who was adwmadsWeare scribed as professional and t*ItwMtheflMfMa1crid* put IatoeftietMhaideadil ef ......s.a C:: ...................is'* We well-liked. in thescImoVslfyesrbiatoi'y. other airport. tlfoulboutthe BallCpü,.ii,belicopter piletlngthelelleopterwon sturIng the tapes ............ ISA thdcedft,.MnsW.dessdey theaefrury nod pre. wes'tinmwwbolheppenpiflr Nodingc4Iau*hiibs.n 'lcmsthiutgjedscrewedap nation 1* mads In Um board the r sold. TMseus - ........... 1w. DeerAy ................ IA two or three "rihe. add ale.. fed above the Wither," said Sarker. The traasportatios safety oocwiad Baker, said the rules would ......... ....... ISA Robert Oslker, a Rotlessi W ................. lS'A Lacka Alrpiit rieway as Meanwhile, In Washington a result in nigtit delays. "Ye., the tower ii the beard is tnilacilng a Je A. . A _____ • __ S - * S - ______ keseW the - ' bend Issue would be floated. savings of $610,000 over a was stopped. Th check was Issued, in line year period, with the major He said while the opinions with a contract between the city part of the savings during the and the bonding co'npsjtiea, first 10 years, they had told were being sought, the U.S. Treasury Department changed after the city council appruv.d council. the bond Issue on May 11, Payment was stopped on the Its regulations making floating uetm expired "good faith" check on June 12, of the bond Issue impossible. minutes 197$ on orders of Southeastern Southeastern is an Orlando for such an Issue. The two bonding cowpsi'$.s Bonding Co. and the city was firm, while Henann is located In told the coy wft appmvft wOW by the bank an Oct. 10. Ft. Lauderdale. - ____ _ ____ Southeastern was not availa ble for comment today on the A However, Rick Massey of H.I. Henann said his firm awaits a authorizing the mayor or himself to prepare a lawsuit contact by the city of and employ additional legal Casaelberry and will answer KEN MCINTOSH assistance to sue to recover any questions the city has. wants to sue $0000 from the Southeadern He said the good faith check e bond Issue before mIht guaranteed paym t of th Municipal Bonds Carp. and H.I. en the Hens and Sons which were to May 15, would allow the city So bonds only after concurring hatdie refinancing of the city's benefit from federal rules opinions on the legality of the water and omr bond Issue. calling for the government to had bow received The$50,= was the amount of pay a higher interest rate on bond Issue irom nationally recognized a "good faith" check from the bonds than It received for bond counsel. He said the two bonding companiies issued We of bonds. The dtfaence concurring opinions could not to the city In May to assure a was supposed to give the city a be acquired and thus the Issue - - - . , - - . . PTA President Diem students who come or we sent to her by a teachers Scbmil member Willism Kroll 71mroday urged all PTAm to follow the lead of the sosi4, Dw noted U"wft boo been thinking iebod darting the program for seVeral Tnodbs but has been waithig to wths result would be of the attempt to get a ,g fad proçam in the schools. felled Wedaudsy ufgi who the motion to #II' such a.1 ogram filed to d a N(ntt m mOtion we. med. y Mamber p4 WmI dbw four "unbers, EroS, pet 'ruin.., est Feather soled they feel fee breaMMt Is a psaedal llIy and net me for the iaJ distr. 11 the IdyuwIide program Is approved the child wouid got led at do addoills, wmft to Dr. Donsis. The prthdpsldtheilwIflbave the cid. of wIM nfl be served, but Dam said it will prohably be fo 5LTI1thÜI1 like d apple He estimates it would cod the PTA about $660 a yew. "W really 4't hey a big problem and I don't eapset this to be a major atdetablag." he aid. "We really believe t serving the mesi ins peredal reql,"My, . bell it y" hove a com wbon yn bm I I wb dont it,. aptotr reap.1ha1Iy for any rue iomm Ii-'-if. Cy Action bd Ulm 1 DU NO - McIntosh ina written report to Mayor Bill Grier has suggested the city co un cil consider ' . -_ ,, - S -• City Attorney Kenneth . __ • WA - •. - 0FTh18 5- . bond Issue that ms for a be a major undertaking' • ___ &TAMAP - from two bend Investment - ___ ly ____ How Many Getting Meals? SCA Wants Full Re rts K. Ryan irirnir .' .- . OONUI .0 - Y. ID . • . S. by T. oervm .5 : • At the same time McIntosh, In the report to the city, urged that negotiations begin with Southeastern and Henann on a settlement "favorable to the city" 1 Be much as $20,000 sittngths money the city was supposed to save by floating the bonds. vh' l_jlj........... A UMILEWUD$ -• . .. On "at 'I don't .xp.ct this to - __________________ • - _____ _______ .. ' p...... .5 .-. . - program the PTA has bought peanut butter, crackers and Tang and the school health aide gives It to . - , The city of Cuselberry may be going to court seekin g damages of $60,000 and a ad,ISS o( - math In t ...•. - s.is'r - - - IEAS1? - ___ -. ; . - - operutlondSoutheids Elementary School In Sanford. ____ ALWAYr_rlN& By DONNA FSTES Herald Staff Writer • ... lute -' -•... . • Fir ni ssue "i BOi d Iii - _____ -.- 1511 - 10 . ftAW111 0000 AKYINIERE 01 10 . w M ININNIN - it . - - ___ _____ ____ by Stan La. and John Romita FRANK AND ERNEST •' hongry. Idyiiwtiis Elementary Pared Teacher _ ___ (PTA) executive board 1ll hear a proposal neat month thatths PTA ad askin some money so food can be pur. 11 *yhetgryitudsnt who wautsit, according ____ to Dr. Richerd Dwm, PTA preida'4. " who i* .111 bo Jliç.Uy ito school wsd proper n*1on," e ' saM, "as s is our way to h* tes Iea ___ - . • m. - MAY srlu~ - inwhthsts can getfood th the orithtgu thq BRIDGE Sue Project Food January SPIDER-MAN S 6AWM6__ i e r - pectations. Aft asse ' Aay _ - have lberry ri -- f Lillian Griffin To "At nine o'clock hi the morning you See RECALL MOVE, Page IA ' It's time to do something." Mrs. Griffin said her opposition to the city C 0 S Id u ___ ' We will work plenty hard for recall' ... • row's 'iou: tiont" said Mrs. Griffin. "When they won't from her property. WhHe a member of the Griffin had allowed city road llstento the people, and we had 416 signatures equipment to be parked on her land. on a petition against the city manager, —Phil Kulbes __ - ____ ___ .•.. LILLIAN GRIFFIN 'I know I can handle the10b' efcy of city goysig. rats of pay. Kulbes receives $12,000 a year. (,mi4hn Burt Pirincbkf and Fronds However, he will receive an automatic raise Mark opposed hiring Kulbes. Beth men See CITY MANAGER, Page they anyone fn A person can have temporary as I found out and had It taken baldness when a lot of the care of. This was apfollicles start resting at the proximately 10 years ago. I am same time. The variation In the 45 years of age. When my wife cycle for different hair follicles and I got our blood tests, provides some new hair and everything was fine. We have some constant hair loss, been married five years. What I Diet can affect the cycle and want to know Is will my baby result In a sudden loss of hair. (she is now two) be likely to That's been known for decades. have any problems in the future In a study at the University of beca use of my stupidity? Minnesota In 1940, young DEAR READER No, healthy men who were placed sins of the father will not be onalSOO.calorleadaydld lost vlsltedupon thedaughter.Your their hair. They also lost immediate treatment - which weight. Many of them lost their shows you weren't so stupid sex drive and there were lots of after all and subsequent other undesirable changes. negative tests show that you Of course, these men were have been completely cured. I WIN . PHIL KULBES ___ your follicles are always got married,I had syphilis and resting. When they are Be.gonnorhea a couple of times, Uvlated, they sprout new hair. but I went to the doctor as SOOfl cwtomed to consuming over your history o( previous X00calorlesa daybeforethey venereal disease. some activity at your home YOURBIRThDAY where others can enjoy your warmth and hospitality. Some pleasant surprises GEMINI (May 21-June could be In store for you AT Today Is an excellent day to ______________________________________ coming year whereby you take care of any social benef it from things others have obligations. Just a bo ut _______________________ There Is a way for him to already begun. Be ready to anything you plan with JIM do this. His five notrump Is a move quickly when opportunity about anybody will turn out to NORTh 1.1$ variation of the old grand be fat. ••-• slam force. Normally the CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. A 962 CANCER (June 21-July 22) If grand slam force uls Part 1) Joint ventures look you have to negotiate • A875 tier to bid the grand slam if *AXQ62 he holds two of the three top especially promisiq for you honors In trumps. But In this today. Center your efforts on assets, do it today if at all WFZT EAST case, South already has the coalition offering the poeslble.Allyourpolntawlllbe •103 •9742 guaranteed that good a .1104 greatest rewards. Find out spti8tytttet. .Q $53 'IZWIJJ) 3. W)nt North • 3106 • K 94 Q wIdth signs you are comPataóie wants South to do is to bid LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) The • • 108 wlth byaendlngfaryourcopy of kind, warm manner in which seven spades with either an SOUTh eight- suit to the ace-kingtheallnewAGrqhl4ter youeyty •AIQJISI queenorseven- sulttoacefor 1979. Mail $1 for each and a make your day happier and also K7 klng.queen-jack. With seven long. selfoaddressed, stamped W*sunshlno into the lives of 032 to the a osqueen, he envelope to AMro.Grapb P.O. those 43 bids six Spades. you encounter. Box 419, Radio City Station, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Vulnerable: North-South forThis is a fine convention N.Y. 10019. Be sun to specify Others are very coraiderate of experts or any pair that Dealer: ftuth play ether a lot. it is your ma(erial needsioday and pretty dangerous to use with - s AQUARIUS It) will Offer assislam Without . West North a stmnge partner. 14 You are gifted today you even having to ask. P an s Pass 4 ability to bring divers" ftl- Remember to may "Thank Pall 11 NT Pam 70 Ala T" terau Yott.99 Pam Pam pan Nolved =L: o` bd MW 6Wwill =. LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct.23) You from your in0snultY A Canadian reader asks II have the power today to Opening lead: . PCES (Feb. IOMarcb 20) U ingratiate yourself with persona we rebid a four-card ______________ suit ever when pa rtner responds you've been contanipiatlilg a who are Important to both your with two of a lower-valued change that you feel could presed and f By Os Jacoby ggwj improve your WOt iMelllgs,4, becoming manner Is a1 A1 1Stt We do not and will show ditlone, this is the day to mi- the r tj respond how to avoid this in tomorNorfJ planted It. Grader produc- SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 22) with just two clubs b.cu article. AWN.) tivity, and profit can result. he Is void of his partner's Mrwwdm likely suit. South's Jump rabid to ARM (March 214WH 19) for nselfish (Do you hev u0stion for Yov'llbesmackln the mjdleol Me& in u the experts? 08 Write "Ask the . play opposite a void in the social scene today, rts," Care of this newspadid not unnoticed. pa ts i.nd and with t Expe per. Individual questions will receiving comptheuds On e than one loser In that be answered SAGTITARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. If accompanied )'O look and behave. ACCIIII 21) Concentrat, today on___ by stamped, self.addressed Ibsmn gracloinly. It Is Mill hard to get to envelopes. Th most Interestor situations that you fad ... TAURUS (April IIMay 20) about at the Mart. Your hopes can Inc questions will be used in f Ienind out that South's this column and will receive You're it your bed today could be fulfilled beyond ex- spade. am absolutely solid, copIes of JACOBV MODERN.) you on collirlig an dots. Plan by Howie Schneider - _____ - HOROSCOPE .. 1* 6 By MAX EUftE'!mr4 position. Perinchief eapresoed confidence In Kulbes' Hdrjr Kulbes, Lake Mary building ad. ability to do the job. Mark, attending his flrd manager meeti ng as a councilman, said he did not vote of the city council Thursday night- The oppose Kulbes, but thought formal Interviews voted to hire a city manager by the should have been held with several applicants e margin JiM before giving Kulbes the before choosing someone to flu the spot. . - 36 Cents -- __ ___ ___ _____________ __ ft me raported e t Grece Perry, difider of the WW pam fir SCA. said ____ peraeoppedbyPr.jodOM*1 won p'Cked ap by adhir date' f1d* t± Rev. Jem doe npe,tedtof Jonas. — Heceedyfagwmbeoval1ableflrasCA. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 17, 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/f138234147c6bd9001356754164c2fc6.pdf e6945f295607a1303329582ce4099f6d PDF Text Text I, Monday, Jan. 13, im 41 EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE 44F (QCK! ____ I'M ARE A) by Chic Young ACROSS 49 Bony 53 Abstract I Spasm being 4 Unheeding 57 Meat cut 8 Singer Martin 58 Reflexive 12 Actor March pronoun -AllIt BCY-.00 I EVER MISS 1111 HURRY, OR HE FO3t HIS BELT YOU'LL P4165 1 WONDER l$' PRESSED HE'LL MISS rr?tç4 ' _ Jf __ 13 Obse rve 14 American Indian 15 Over-love of _ 61 Therefore 62 Fire (prefix) 63Smallbird 64 Distribute Answer to Previous Puzzle FI!!i (! TT1 1 T(JI C V C L I -- sic The $ a $(EJL L C UIOI [II - o P 1 lMc 1 NISA 0 Trip afi' n enf A Of A Goiter P !Iloolol!I DEARDR.LAMB — Pleue F you can about al uNAIDIMI 17 Characteriza. 65 Theater award IZ! r s uv goiter. I have an inside goiter ln I i lion 68 Her Majesty's [i P My neck Is swollen !.LI!1 18 Hindu ascetic pfjs o r ship (abbr.) 0 0 - NINI l behind, In front and on the side. practice A fN I have lumps In my neck and I 19 Lauded DOWN 20 Be sick 43 Eighth month 21 Four.in.hand face Is swollen. My doctor I 22 Hoosier state (abbr.) 24 Comedian 1 Pronoun which gave me thyroid (abbr.) Caesar 2 Villain in 45 Mesdames will take from three tc six 25 Regal "Othello" 23 Ardor (abbr.) I lave months to reduce It and 29 Clark' s 3 Choke up 25 Jost 4l African land companion 4 Genetic arthritis In my neck, back, had a low thyroid Mate to begin 26 Farm agency 49 Eskimo 33 Bring Into material have a goiter and abbr. arms and legs. Is It something with. vehicle play (abbr.) 27 Electric fish 50 Heart thyroid function. choke me? Should It have normal th at mig ht 34 Blocks up 5 Long period 28 Charitable or. 51 be taken out or wait? I had a U you were low on thyroid, that Latvia 36 Extreme of time can be a factor in contributing 37 Fruitless 6 Slantedganization capital thyroid scan. 39 College 7 Is frightened 30 TOkiy 52 Childs toy I have heard that taking to obesity. athletic group of 54 Abels brother Most thyroid tablets makes 31 Persia 41 Short sleep 8 Taunted 55 Slight f 32 Irish clan hungry all the time. Is there a however, are caused by simple 42 Macaroni 9 Greek god 35 Go by ship 56 Newts 44 Disease love good did? I have just been overeating and not enough 59 Jardiniere 38 Alcohol 46 Color 10 Wing (Fr.) Nevertheless, physical thyroid eight days. 60 Cowboy 40 Southern graduation 11 Exigency An Inside I am sending you The Health R*DEAR READE Rogers 48 scope state (abbr.) 16 Companion Weight or inward goiter refers to an Letter number — — — — enlarged thyroid gland that Losing Diet so you will have a 1 2 4—i — 6 3 7— — 8— 9 — — ii extends below the breast bone seuible well-balanced diet that — 12 14 just at the bottom of the neck. If you could use to control your ——— — part of the goiter Is trapped weight. 15 16 17 behind the breast bone, It can If you don't need to lost — produce pressure on the wind weight, I'd suggest that you 19 20 follow the diet and add pipe. Since you've had a thyroid whatever additional calories — — 21 22 23 24 — — — — — ____ scan, I would presume that you and other foods you like to — — — — — — had a rather careful evaluation maintain your weight level. If 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 of y Mat I am not you want to lose weight, optimistic that your goiter Is just limit your foods to the 33 — 34 35 36 — — — golngtodiaappearinjustafew Items listed In the diet. emphasize are taking thyroid medicines. most overweight people do not -— __________________ It Is true t thyroid Is given need thyroid medicine. 44 43 45 —— to help reduce the size of the thyroid pills are overused If 48 48 goiter. It works best when the anything and are Am givef I gland is relatively small. From when they shouldn't be. The — — — — — — — — 495051 52 53545556 yourdescrlptlon,Itsounds Food and Dru( Ad sounds to me like your ministration making an extra ——— _'60 — — enlargement might be rather effort to discourage the use of — — — — marked. thyroid medicines to treat Si — — — 62 — 63 — In any case, I am sure It's obesity. I worthatrlaltoseelfitetartito If you have normal thyroid H ——— —— decrease the size of the thyroid function and then take thyroid gland. If It doesn't, you may medicine, all that really hap. need to have surgery to relieve pens is that your own thyroid the preiswe created by the gland quits producing so much goiter. Whether this Is hormone. The end result Is no ______ depends on what real change In the amount of HOROSCOPE sym ptoms, if any, you may thyroid hormone available to have currently. yo ur body. The difference is BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL Taking thyroid medicine that your thyroid gland Is less shoulds't increase your 'p active. For _________ ,January 16, 1979 ___________________________ se lf _____ L cards 0N$ _ SH0N0 Dr. teurneail $ I I 1 L A C K 0,. my neck. U llstYear, Yea r , BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker ARE INPOL.ENT, OBSTRUCTIVE WOW! ANP i OUGHT YOU WERE ( _____________________________________ __________________________________________________________ 5T A GOOF 6 ANL7 ) ,NSUaORPINATE! Till Al Researcher l Ends The Search on By JANE CASSELBERRY __________________________________________________________ 4.7, w7 , <D 1 - - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom - - - tio 'p., LOST! 0 '0U1LL. !!?' The case of the 'mystery house" has been solved, o i i WiLl. I wow, THAT ENGLISH TEST WASTHE PITS, OH __ Diof DIDN'T GET QUESTiON SIX IT WAS AeouTsH*EcPEA AT ALL." 4 — _ ARCHIE I FROM PIECE by Bob Montana THIS W*EXON HOLLYWOOD SQUARES' I 'S O %, I EEK & MEEK wife for AIMMA I intea 0 3 x ern U new by Al Vermeer rr,vE*.AmALISTClF' "IMGONGTO LEARN SPELUNG_)RPS ID WELL ONE NEW V.GRP AC*Y' S1UAR'r' j9 THIS NEXT WEEK.' WOW. ___ d r THINK I'LL START ' 'PROCRASTINATE'! THAT'S A PIFFICULT u ____ 1MAT' 7H vig pAt Prncou MEAL... pcJgp' 6 L,lgVE IN iA (,, • ___ J'S ,,, ______ ERN, P.O. _______ / miasionera. Idus Willis, FRANK AND ERNEST ml ER F by Nob Thsvss HELP HIM NOW YEN, HE ALMOST ReVPND I Sir i • 1 -'S I:P'Ib __ ______ ___ ____ ___ _____ ____ ___ _______ ____ ___ 4._ • • 1./c ' .1. ... •A S..-, . .'• . CKAW ___ • -". WT NWSOYWHBNIWA8A IIAP4NOThIN&P KPrM M4$(1N6 PBL.IVR1E6 ____ Nff I • • • _. - • . ,. • United States to join other members of the royal family. - Most of the rest of the shah's family has '- '___ SCCTHESHAH,PageZA - - Break fast? Edict Hinges On _____ _____ S ______ • Key Votes • • . S • f' • 1*. • - •.; A , I ••••. • • . ___ 1HPI.WASA PYI • , • • •• bvD* wwoo Thousands of people spilled Into the st reets of Tehran and cars honking loudly jammed up all traffic as Radio Iran announced the shah's departure In Its 2 p.m. broadcast. Mobs of youths deliriously hopped around In the streets, threw can dy inside cars and hugged and kissed each oth er. Military units made no attempt to stop the demonstrations. High palace sources said that after the shah has visited Egypt, he will travel on to the • By LEONARD KRAPISDORF Mrs. Telson, the former chairman of the school board Herald Stall Writer The decision on whether said to her the idea of a break• • -- a Seminole County schools have fast program boils down to a breakfast program ap- three Issues. • • '. • • S parez*lywlflrestonthevotesaf "I think the three issues have '' veteran school board members become Wended together," she Pat Telson and new member said, "and what we have here ts William Kroll. one, whether it Is the parent's • 'Yes, we see Mrs. Tel= and responsibility, two, Is the Mr. Kroll as the swing votes," breakfast really essential for said Treena Kayo, managing the child to learn and three, attorney for the Sanford office whether we should have In• 01 Central Florida Legal Sea'- dependency on the child's part S vices. or whether a child should be That group, along with dependent on theachoolsydem several others, has been con- instead of the parents," she • •: . • tacting board members and said. . coedy r.Wts to rally s the added si. believes It is port for the program. the parents' responsibility, And both Telson and Kroll "but I am really not sure said today they we undecided whether the child should suffer and Will make their , •. the meeting scheduled for do." .' Wedeesday nl nad she has dw t School Board Chairman to sevefaldoctorswhohayetdg(l her the breakfast program is AflKedh have both ez•. e.,igjal. 'if wean here to pressed opposition to the O&Xd* OW it tm ) —'r a •J __ programinthspedaadRoland Iedthenftwooldbelmportant ' W$U1w1 has expressed his to determin, whether feeding •,:'rr . S '• mak'slt.esier to .ducate," supw • .-, ' • • "ft will probably his led. said. Nor's. Pees iv Tom Vise... 'niedi decision and really, I Both Mn. Telson and Kroll A blaze that erepted sat the heater In the north suez ol the Outeen Baptist c lean ulther way, "Eroll said noted If they valid In favor of a brnbaSt program. It would Chireb shied 1:15 this miming destr.ed meat oI the usa. Case .1 the lire today 'more likely to be as "Iamre*toenosthisInu, damage were knew. Area fire departments. Iadadg and the aseant anlItriallyhestobseasofike basis. and Semia.le Coaty, assisted the Olteell Fire ti jpj those Ire. DeNny. J)et Superintendent William I Will have u,panmentudtheFlsddaF.reitryservkelae.strsHIag(benr,. to make," •..• • by 1, K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS f -• ___ I • that would show "eternal gratitude" for the ! monarch's support of Cairo's policies over the years. ,, •. I WONIII I :' ____________________ - ___ i.il . i .' Analysis, • f" 1 ./' • ' ___ ___ ___________ • • *. II _____________ __ _ , Two , ________ ____ Re ____ _____ , 1 guLas. — School • _____ ••,",,', • . SP' ________ 'I - • SPUT ;______ "10 All S y,')1r THE CREEP HAPPENEp SOON A5 j ar TO SPi HIS POUGH ' •( ___ ____ TIl $UJUI rnwJnw--WMD:m,--- N.Y. WPSIT' _______________ NTLEN homeini: K •• coMON,MopiK! 601' TOTALLEP WHEN LFT' TELL. HE BENT THEM EtECTRIC BARS! K weeping through the county fire by Stan Lai and John Romita EVEN HIS TRENG CAN'T 1• • president of department." Herndon, said his firm will have The general membership of figur es ready for the county See HERNDON, Page IA within the week on whether it is __________________ SPIDER-MAN . 0IM T v-05W __ '. ___ _____ 4. ______ p KHOMEINI S ____ __ • _______ iddi _ ASWAN, Egypt (UN) — Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Iran arrived In this Egyptian resort city today on a military jet f rom rIottorn Iran, apparently en route to exile in the United States. The shah, openly when he left Tehran today at the controls of the military jet, Insisted he was only taking a "vacation" to give the new Iranian civillan goverment a chance to end 14 months of rioting. But high sources in Tehran sWd he was headed for PSUxSnSnt exita in the United States. Egypt and President Anwar Sadat had awaited the shah with promises ota welcome p ___ m ___ IVNIT U. , bsjdy? Iits S3 IS. __ ____ fl,,. 'Y CHAN P MY MIN P.' HE' UTTL.E *4lTHIN OR YOU' A W Ct AMOUNT As YOU __ _ .F ____ ____ __ by Stolfel & H&mahI Shah • — BUGS BUNNY _ ___ nce w given - •7 ____ ___ place was located, she and her husband are keeping him informed of the results. "He was so pleased and surprised with the attention him and everybody's efforts to help him," said Mrs. Dalzell. "He is still very alert and active and even backpacks in the mountains." She said that she hopes to get in touch with some of the old-timers In Sanford and tape some of their remembrances to send to Ware. ___ our victory' Set ' ' Photo, Page 2A ___ •p ____ CNE' friend of Ware, verified that Mrs. Murray's name was Mary E. and that they had lived in California after leaving Sa nf ord. She said that It was a "sentimental journey" for Ware to come back to Sanford so many years and that although he had to return home to California before the old home •. '• .0the end c he curreqjjlscal Herndon has Insisted year Sept. * operating without a subsidy has A decision on the matter, causedaftnancfallouforthe • T 16 ' turn expected to corn. during a . ____ company. -'S public hearing today on HemJan Lelbin, president of the PARIS (UP!) Exiled Iranian planstolndallwllitakecourtactjon don'sfranchlsetooperateinthe Seminole County League of -...... Li' county, was delayed until the Civic Associations, told corn- opposition leader Ayatollah to seize the shah's fortune Including full commission could be missioners during the public Ruhollah Khomeini said today the funds In foreign banks. I • de parture of t he sha h was ,the first Khomeini also said he was 'ki present next Tuesday. hearing this morning that stage of our toward Commissioners ' • and Bob Sturm are In organization recommends the of the di ctatorship of the Pahiavls." government cabinet. Tallahassee today attending county "must subsidize private Political experts In Iran have sold . Khomeini ref used to give a date th ey expect Uomeini's return to conferences for newly elected enterprise." or his return to Tehran, but aides cause the downfall county commissioners spon. of the new She said the board urges the I stributed a communique saying government the shah sored by the Florida _______________________________ Association of County Corn- essential emergency services •he Islamic government Khomeini be fore leaving Iran for Egypt. __ _ _ stage of don — ___ PR ISCI LLA'S OC t (i1 financially feasible for the firm Heraldtafl Writer to continue under a $6,244 The Seminole County Corn- monthly subsidy through the mission will make a decision on year. going Into the ambulance Altho ugh the contract with business by the end of the Herndon expired September 30, month, according to Corn- which called for no subsidy, the missioner Dick Williams and county has been paying the may opt to continue subsidizing $8,244 subsidy for the past three - ___ ___ The first ' By DONNA ESTES WIN AT BRIDGE . • ___ tend _________________________________________________________ ______ L -. ___ I & I-P - J ' 1906. PAULINE KRIZ: HOUSE RESEARCH ' ThE 11 ) \; possessive of a loved one today. Jaaary s, lvii You'll drive the one you care for Some exciting new friends further away If you try to draw Oswald: "Some experts who could Introduce you to him or i too dose. particularl the younger 1 U and GUM (May flune 20) To Play that the & 1-1A NORTH spouse is an absolute game jo,nmnt may enter your life sustain harmony on the home 411411111111114 force. We don't go f this coming year. These front today you mi& NW to _______ _______ •74 aMoi4pewWlssdtamany painporyoir mats a bit mom 32 happy adventures, than us ual, Why not? Your t urn &utloid bid Is WRY CAP CORN (Dec. 22-Jan. will come. EAST bd to three 01 his own 2 •AJ93 alalttheopenerlarequlredto ii) Your usually prudent CANCER (June 21-July . J742 bldagaln." '1095 Jument could be distorted tbday, don't attempt to after Alan: "When South reK Q 1065 • A J $ today by unrealistic thinking. unwilling helpers to do your *log sPonded with two clubs he 4 K64 Take off your rose-colored bidding. The tactic will prove sure hoped to get to11a 9()'Ti glasses_____ and see things as they unproductive, and could even When opener reb really are. Find out more of cause you so me emspades South could do no , K 86 better than to continue to what lies ahead for you In IV79 bsrrwment. • $32 three clubs and opener with by mding for your copy of the OAQJITI all new Adro&apli Letter for LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your better ti Vulnerable: Both t d a pr de could be towed t im Mail $1 for Sou th struggle. DSIIeT. th Nor long self-addressed, damped winds today If you U-- Items you Wist North EaSt envelope to AMZO.GFaplI, P.O. desire but cannot afford. Live II(I 1IJ [ I1ii i. Pass 2• City Station, within your means. Box 419, Radio PM 20 Pon 34 VIRGO(Aug. U&pt 22) Be You, South, hold: N.Y. 1011119. Be sun to specify Pass pa Pass careful today that you do not stli sign AK2 stablish a prescie_______ nt ser ving AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19 e A K $67 Opening lead: # K no Useful m with persons 054 y fed a for ho responsible. *Q8 owes you tavor,thisia not a _____________ particularly good day to hERA (Sept. 23-Oct 22) Your your pal uMidfldint today. Den't rely By Oswai a' opens -r: It. ti aanrdb Ulfl5 to f$• di Iend Wait ll too heavily on others. Dlsq. Alas Sistag voiast.ers, hearts after you bid one Oswald: "There Is P19CR (Feb. 20May 20) An pointhent Is likely If you expect heart. A Maine reader asks delivers what them to do what you eleuld be much to play at three clubs. to continue the *who South may make an over- b ng! he promises may Id you down brick %IW~ we Olen tol today beceae of circemetances SCOIIPIO (Oct. 24- Nov.22) badly, but Is most likely to seven. Expertsisave coinplibeyond his control. Be ready to De not keep company today cat.d ways, Alan: "Th. hand SPPS*Z$ method Is but the simple CasT7 the ball If necessary. with persons who are able to to use Blackwood hire as a start of discussion ARIR (March fl-AprIl 19) spend more lavishly t partner of do odIrn use O( the tWe- shows two acesif and Be as your bed behavior In we. two over-on. response. In expert SAGnUTAIJUS m1a today. Take (Nov. 23-Dec. bIdding the mlnbnwn for (NEI$rA** ANN4 cars not to do something 21) Important goals could be this rons, Is nine highoutla" that could lose you postponed today because you card pti with IIIVSfl play ____ ____ (For C CODY 0FJACOBYMOOa, lack am bition and drive, bl( points and thes. mini. i und Si to: "141n at "tena have filtered down to BrIØpe, care of this n.wsa. TAVRU$ (April *May 20) Putting nsM off ordinary standard Amerl. p.r. Box * Ridiko Tata paine D* $0 be overly cause futire cpak1tkl,a. can." Station, Now York, 1X19.) c.r-r STP&t) LXPJrs..s1AY our \ d north of Second Street to Lake Monroe, east of the Mayfair Section. Mrs. Carl Daizell of 3 Tappen Zee Lane, Longwood, a She found the deed recorded in the Seminole County Courthouse when the Murraya, then living In San Bernaidino, Calif., transferred the property to Nicholas Zernovean on Feb. 3, 1919. Seminole did not become a county until 1913, so the area was still a part of Orange County when Murray had acquired the five acres. The property changed hands again on July 19, 1919 when Zernovean sold It to M. Hanson, who in turn sold it to W. M. Scott on Nov. 18, 1919. On March 13, 1928 the property was conveyed by W.M. and Mary Scott to Marvanla Investment Co., which developed a subdivision known as located Li ______ YOUR BIRrUDAY by Howl. Schneider I HE.'v' COTIE.. COR &JJ PVILJD been solved, the old twostory home with Its gingerbread trim Is no longer stan ding. In Its place Is a quiet subdivision of affluent homes. The frantic search by Sanford residents for the house was prompted by an appeal for help by 75-year-old Earl Townsend Ware of Pine Grove, Calif. Ware, who was visitin g Sanford with his the first time since he left here 70 years ago, was trying to locate the prope rty that had belonged to his grandparents, William and Mary E. Murray, when he was a child. All he could remember was it was near the river and a creek ran along side the five-acre piece, but he had a photograph showing how the house looked back about - Tu.sday ll house has ended. But, though the mystery has . ___ _________________ ' -- • - ' IT WAS THE ANSWIR TO O OF THE QUEStiONS HOW DID tJ GET IT ' I STUDIED HARD AND I COULDN'TG&T hf - Thanks to research by Pauline Kriz; of the Sanford Credit Bureau office, the hunt for the old William Murray - M F° •, - u Scores of people called or came in to tell us where they thought the house was located or had formerly been before It was torn down. But it was Mrs. Kriz, whose job it is to research records at the courthouse, who actually discovered the legal descript ion of the property. Herald Slat! Writer io 0 Foun o se H activity. taking .. yster)f IV'% cases of obesity, you V4, F orida 32771 — Price 15 Cents Sanford, You can BEETLE, YOU 1 16, 1979 my __ 00060%4 011,L" PJPY.' Jan. Lamb A N —00QSr f ____ • ) WILLIAM KROLL PAT TELSON .,.which way to vot e? It will cod $158,000 to doubleHe has also noted It will cod children run all btaes Just so elementary i,00to supervise school st udents could par- at just the 27 elementary ticipate in the program. schools. Today • AWN Q •___ -. ..'eas WTU . __ UNDER Flu • ____ .c. -• • - • • — -:•__ • .S.. . " • • • ____.................. • _- __ • 0,- I. .' . • . -•.••--...•--.•...• S • / • . ' •• S -- . ArsensiTheClick .........4-A Dr. Lamb •...4-B .................... 4-B • ..... 4-B Calendar ................. z.a Hosplial ....... .......... 3-A tB OuRSELVES .......... •• lB Crissw.rd ................ 4-B Sports ....................SA EitodaI .................. 4-A Televiolsu ................ 1-B DewAy ................ L.B Weather ...•..•...... 2-A ___ ........................................... ' • . I ' _ • 1..; 0". -' ! t .........................S . S �HiraM, Sanfsr, Ff. Tussy. Jan. i, im Longwood Fraud Probed Phony Husband Cash.s Ch eck VYORLD IN BRIEF By DENNIS FEOLA Herald SWfWrfter Worst Feared As Earthquake Rocks Portions Of Iran T*ary a of oil st olen sometime between am of traueinlakn fluid Saturday at 4p.m. and Sunday reported utol,' from a ClbllWt at 10 a.m. from his backyard. attheId.lGas9tatl," on State AUTO BURGLARIZED Road a In Form Oty. Arthw Richard Miller, 17, told; 0. Carl, $4, of Altamonte atr4Jf's deputies his car was: everything seemed in order, according to records. A thief was able to withdraw Later the same morning, a $416 from a Longwood couple's more thorough check of the bank account before the fraud prenlies revealed the tools had r was uncovered. been dcienfrouna parts rocrn, I told abdft'$ deputiM perked at 113 Atlantic Ave. new The fraud came to 11gM when records Indicated. L valued at $N, Maitland when It was: the morchaidso, a bank official contacted Undo STEPPED OUT n of 201 Continental Nine ladders with acombined Friday at os BIV& in Country Club tes. value of $0 we transfer to p d g at a.m., according to ie 1% bank official told the car, he said. be stolen from a rove arm at County Jail en in WLE TAZ4 he Kentucky. Officials was said FISHING GEAR STOLEN ine to Route a and Hall Road Cailbir rifli VilUid being sought in oom A with her hbd A total of $1,126 In merAt cash Orlen worthless checks. 0 was r,ped stolen from a chandise, mostly fishing a check for M. $ twoy Manning, 34, of 75 troller on Howard Stred in equipment, was reported stolen MM4FOOD IN DX79 ~749 Mrs. Sellers contwW her Cad' Brewer Court in Sanford, 4W Bwtars had a dice game Oviedo. DaVars apparently from the garage am of a home husband, Don, and - he the I stolen. with snge to eat and bier broke a window to gain entry new discovered heckbock he 9' Seven ''°' of the ladders are sometime butwsn Friday it 10 and wine to think. At lo In his truck bed doicii. George F. Bout m, 16, of 116 long ai of the 1ans $ .fl Lampllghter Road reported the that's the theory of Somirol, pm. and Saty A rev ow ew of their checkbook 24-feet long. County sheriff's deputies after according to records. The hi- incident to sheriff's deputies, revealed several OVSEABU Investigating a reported ddei* was reported by David records Indicate. The burglary checks totaling Sanford A woman was sometime Saturday E4 Counts of Rockledge, cs secot arr.d for spouse abm after Store on State Road 44 In records Indicate indicate. between 9 a.m. and 4p.m. and The White House subl.'t4 Combank of Altamonte the allegedly assaulted her Geneva. TIW MISSING entry was gained through an husband and threatened her Two wheekovers and two wiJocir door, according to Evidence left at the scene, to Senate confirmation, springs ie &uu7. j .. th e middletirso a comM... of mcordL .i' idt a$$ named Leonard Of A native Thailand, Patti th empty J 4%) 11 e reted stolen from e floor and beer cans $60 Among the merchandise Woodcock, present U.S. utherlandI 26 01 G SL left in a circle Indicate a jane American Auto Parts at 3651 reported stolen were: a 10 k f• 11 envoy to China, as the : chec ICII'to&L.LI teller Lawrence Drive, was arrested was being played after entry to lUway 1743 Dear Sanford. speed bicycle; tool box with first U.S.ambassadorto " Monday atl2:IOa.m and ls the store was gained by MertyCanls,7,ofAltamcrte tools;a power drill, nine rods : Peking. being held at the Seminole pv TOO4 Sprks told sheriff's deputies and nine a window About $3000 In power tools County Jail In lleu of $160 bond. Fred Thomas Angle, 35, of the theft occurred sometime rMEPIACEMISSING were discovered missing from FUGITIVE WARRANT Harney Heights Road In between Saturday at 5p.m. and A pre-fabricated metal: i Fmbld TFallTsCorp.,345$& Marvin Meltier, 53, of 561 E. Geneva reported the burglary Sunday at 1 p.m.' records In- fepac valued at $300 was: Orange Blossom Trail near Semoran Blvd., Fern Park, has occurred sometime between &M& rnaon Apopka. reported stolen from a house I been wrested on the basis of a Saturday it 4p.m. and Sunday MOTOR STOIZN under coutuctjon at Carolyn: The first Indication fugitive warrant from the stat. at 7 a.m. A ssvie4xiea.poweribo oard Estates In unincorporated (COntinued From Page 1A) 8 01IN0111111 was awry came at of Kentucky. Meitner, who was The cash register valued at motor valued at $350 was Seminole County. The theft was 13:45 am. Monday when a taken into Monday $NOwasdolanandftto,4aInsd reported stolen from a boat at reported by Dale Griefenstein,: the organization Monday night and make Itsalarm went off at the business. am. at his home, Is being held a imfl amount of chge, Third Street and Oak Avenue In n,of Winter Par k, according to A shop foreman want to the without bond at the Seminole according to records. Gwa. H. V. Burke. 4$, told records. u for next Tuesday's meeting, the said. Bernard Fidelo, of Aida Arnbulance Service, saldhehas L beantrylngto obtain afranCNN from the county f the pad two and one-half years. He said he previously offered athecowdyaserviceoffour ever ambulances at no subsidy. Urging the county to "take a hard and fast 100k at &' was reunited with his family, he hugged the (C-Uiuid Fm Page 1A) "he said helsnow small boy w4lbrew him In the air. already lift the comb y and JOiflSd his son, resting a non-exclusive __ ___ Officials at Reese would not confirm the the Crown Priuici, who Iii dudUt pilothi th franchise supplying two amresence of the monarch's family. 7 bulances, one *1 whIch would be United States. I There were Indications the shah and his staffed with psrainedlca. ALabbock,Tons nawsogr reported that fanily njgM plan to tike sanctuary, at lead hr esofthe dish's cbddmad — mothu4n. temporarily, at the 90-scre, walled California Commission Chairman Bob law arrived at Re luTIwv ese Air Force Base near estate of multhnllllonafre Walter AnFrench and Williams said SHAHPOUR BAKHTIAR ____ to awak t. FIdslo's applications In the pad The shah's mother4o4w, p' 'Annenberg, former U.S. ambassador to been thorough)jjavlq.d g .I p,j j4 a4 the 0 nIgM bs 119I U UItI#MiMr14ake iniuly 17; VYoSAlWastI; .IMlJL Pv.usi, I.4 ' at. the applicatloss were CI defused, net ended. His followers and No enemies AM confrad had loft Iran Monday. his palatial estate nqsr Rancho Mirage, at out properly, one another across a wall Of ,uspfr4on and hatred. ISi i said that wi the iwn prince lead temporarily. On the on. side Is the majority Iran's 34 mIllion people. On Under que Iuiiuwaw. Fidelo said the other are the guns. Cougit In the middle Is the new prime two ' sluarhe doesn't have a working mm" 'P' payroll and no rolling stock. He 0114101m created, they could trigger a loyalist backlash and also said he is net providing 0114101m coup. iiut could WAS a harsher crackdown than ever ambulance service anywhere in before — and re"wed; bloodebed. the central Flo" use. 1% Only Alternative ounis toberulebyB'sshsky appears government. But can Bek)41ar survive? Williams said It Though __has left the cow", cuten'lMi for avacMlon Fidelo would like to have the WASHINGTON (UPI) The The Labor Department op ever considered the Securities county either exempt his he For he go comma& the ggsgigace of knis top mWtW SWome CoM ruled 14 toft posed Daniels argument and Act and Sewities Ezdmge opersum from the provision of the county ambulance code or officers, who atil now hm scorned Bakhtiar. 'n"1on, which be applicable to such plans, y 'tti. which more than 30 mllben Ezs "-'. Abbas 1 " do chW of A4 Ifo,d. to amend the cods for FIdelo $ seppeded it. Powell said, rejecting the convenience. are net subject to aidlfràt Finifly, the 7th ('cult In SEC's current Interpretation of Casselborry Council Provisions of federal s,cwtU.s QdcngO agreed with Daniel 3.1 the law. laws. In August 1677 that an emChairman FrakScbutt., ANALYSIS He also said passage ot the i In. ___________ The court reversed a 7th US ploy.es bdirad .M SUCh a non- Employee Retiremag Income Identifying Qrceit Court of Appeals did- contributory pension fund is a Security Act tended resment and taxpayer, of 1674, which , Of ____ __ ____ ' • By United Press international A severe earthquake rocked northern Iran today, earth monitoring stations around the world reported. There were no immediate damage or casualty reports, but scientists said the jolt could have had serious consequences. The National Earthquake Information Service In Golden, Cob., said preliminary data indicated the tremor was centered about 60 miles south of Mashhad an earthquake zone near the point where Iran, Afghanistan and the Soviet Union meet. — IN BRIEF sheriff's deputies the motor was OM STOLEN business and he reported. .• ____ LOS ANGELES (UPI)—John Wayne, recuperating from surgery ahead of schedule, today was to be released from the intensive care ward of UCLA Medical Center and moved to a private room. Wayne, whose stomach was removed last Friday, also was to be allowed his first swallows of food since the operation. The 71-year-old actor, who had been fed intravenously, walked around a bit Monday and sat in a chair part of the day. "His progress continues to be excellent," said Bernard Strohm, associate hospital administrator, disclosing that the move from intensive care and oral feeding would take place sooner than expected. The Academy Award winning actor and veteran of 200 movies Is just as rugged and confident as he looks in his film portrayals, doctors said. . — -. PEKING a h ed, ._ Isra.lIs Wreck R.b.I Bases TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) Israeli seaborne commandos landed on the Lebanese coast at dawn today, and blew up an Arab guerrilla base, military sources said. The Israeli attack came three days after three guerrillas struck a guest house in the northern Israeli town of Mulct, but the sources said Ihe commando raid was not a retaliatory measure. In Lebanon, however, witnesses said Israeli gunboats shelled a Palestinian refugee camp at Pashidiyeh. Rashldlyeh and Rae el Am, both south of Tyre, about a mile apart. — Strikes Halt Britain Rails LONDON (UPI) The railroad networks throughout Britain came to a halt as 28,000 drivers staged the first of two 24-hour strikes at midnight Monday. And the nation's largest railroad workers' union representing porters, guards and cleaners re productivity pay proposals put foçward by the British Rail board and threatened to join the drivers on the picket line. Prime Minister James Callaghan's Labor government worked to restore the industrial peace and said it will proclaim a state of emergency if the tnkm continue pkkntthg food andethe' vtta1st On. Faliure to win both union agreement and parliamentary approval of a new approach could force Callahan to call emergency general elections. — — — VI•ts To Thais: Don't Worry BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) Vietnameseled forces battled holdouts ofthe toppled Khmer Rouge regime today in a battle for Cambodia's northwest fringe less than a mile from the Thai border. Vietnam assured Thailand the military onslaught that overran Cambodia in less than a month will not cross Into Thailand. N Mom's Smoking: No IQ Effect HILTON HEAD, S.C. (UPI) - "There's no uvvi u reason for mothers with children who have school problems to be blaming themselves for smoking during pregnancy," said Dr. Richard L. Naeye In adding a fresh chapter to the controversial Issues of smoking and pregnancy. A new study shows a mother's smoking significantly increases the risk of miscarriage, birth defects and crib death, but does not,; as generally believed, affect a child's Intelligence or long-term growth. Naeye, chalrman.,.,1of.., pathology at Penn' sylvania State Uu*ventty'sHeruhey Medical Center, said some of his findings were so new they were not included in the surgeon general's new report on smoking. . / M - — Court rrees:some Pension, Plans From. Fraud Laws Congress: For Now, Parties WASHINGTON (UPI) -The 96th Congress began Its two-year life with ceremony and parties, then subsided into several weeks of legislative inactivity to organize its committees and squabble over a handful of chairmanships. 'The Senate and House, following Monday's opening session, planned — onlyonemeetlngeach — onmursday — for the rest of the week, merely to satisfy the constitutional requirement they meet once every three days unless they are in official recess. No business will be conducted. - p — in New York Sunday afternoon for exhaustion, Is reported to be Improving. The 56-year-old prince underwent digno.tIc tests Monday after having what doctors described as a "good night" at Leno; Hill Hospital Sunday. The tub are expected to take a few days. service where the vehicles of the "we appeals ti an pasmis to swort 1100de, w"00id insis d Nii 111ft 0 gal men 111011 $0 on 1111111M "dime sold a Voluntary *M argoment wald be be" and it We — for ataft the dS COd ftlS si C entire county, Including the On the other side, the prime mhdsuer mad win ever the the bu ( lavedoesst decision is t securities la ws to was a ped* the marchers d mw, would be _ compulsory r l who have bm shoetlail IfflcWy is cloul" la now we*& "We hN that the mois "2111L" ved. 01406. County Public Safety Whatever leverage pksd hi Gil. nh. 1.1'. csibitiry, c pJLj, today, the l osut add there Today's dy4$on, In Director Gary Kaiser amend ph may have bean wiped out r the Aystol RtheIi ales plan," Jsiles iawii that Congress Justice Joins Paul Stevens did: him all plans for a psibis Domolal, the "tosock en ,wbsaidframMiPWis PwdefortheWce. St Say Urns thought nan- not tam psi, was In line with. cos*y-operst.d 57d kiriUde 1. thatbe Iatr'ds to lied a ",,ei-y !&r camel" Today'sriding is a vlJuy W de1bitiry plan. to the Burger cost's reluctance to the satire territoriallhM new t t. ftim 100110re a ,., 51018d evend the Newitles si envisions 1i Ladsul reg--'4on as sscwi- The court has made It conisars we@M uslas two bellieve aers was a "clear 'v '* t vehicle. sidirably more difficult to bout" wo ties." owned by the cities of P''' may 'Thd himselif lacked oat d the prime mialdoes the oecttvs bsrplsp , . Nor sill this IISS began bring sad imdor anti-fraud Cauelb.rry and Altamonte house or pmsded from adoring us ad spat a stream d INthenasysWenrethsSEC provisions. More coaceslom to opposition 4'4 do sot appear to be retroactive sells rings,as has been Ihecassbs by who or the pad, for emergencies only. B5 whition. formerwskr cgig $ Closes Higher In Tokyo ____ _ — . itS By Uaitod Press InterastIssal The dollar opened mixed on the European ney exchanges today and closed higher in Pickups Continue — - Dr. Monib Collestan M.D. Announces the opening lbkyo. The price of gold rose at the op,nh4 in Zirich to #IIAS an ounce from 01$.05 •.•.t, 9 • %• . ..••j,,,• '' •', N ________ __ '• • •' '•-.,'.•i- . . . • ______.- :a.a,NsI3sJim. * * Ri 'ill lei 44; blgb, 73; Dsy4.s lssth* NI Nn..VIe pressure, 166$; s, 411 'a,, 1 16$ a.a., daL 'Il, N psual. all p. i.'rp-- simyge boss we ,jp . W. a ±,U1* to eeduome reern dam., it tow hr fad. tersees: $ss$Iy (air homw . .. ft his e d Week N h*010111 WINTMIS it Ilk ssuj vi irb, lip wipe - - Not.. Sr. LOUIS (UP!) -Public school teachers went on strike today in defiance of art order. 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For app't call 323.2620 More Blizzard For Midwest Fielding Queries, .Wipes. WAW NOW is & VIM aIatt1tsi,rn,am- ______'; VEATHER of his Polyclinic for the Practice of Geriatrics & Family Medicine& Surgery at 196.19$ Country Club Road ___ - I I I I L, I I I — LINCOLN, Neb. (UP!) - Rep. John Cavanaugh, D-Nth., said he is prepared to introduce legislation within a month calling for drafting men and women age 18 to 26 into the military or other federal public service jobs. Cavanaugh proposed the Universal service System plan in a letter to President Carter Friday, but said he would introduce it with or without Carter's backing. _ - - Confidence Skirts Here... L ongwood: Trash He'll Ask New Draft Law , ___ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ilichard Nixon will be back in the White House at least for dinner Jan. 29. The White House Monday confirmed reports Nixon has accepted l'resldent Carter's Invitation to attend the state dinner honoring Chinese Vice Premier Teng Ilsalo-ping. C. Wallace, who once cried "segregation forever." Monday cheered his successor's commitment to racial justice. "I thought it was a great speech," Wallace said after watching ex-Republican Fob James, 44. secretary of agriculture, said, he'll sell 525 head of cattle, in which he owns half-interest, to meet conflict-of-Interest laws. ___ ____ Guess Who's Coming To Dinner? MONTGOMERY. Ala. (UPI) - With his fiery and often controversial 15-year reign over Alabama politics at an end, Gov. George WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former Florida U. Gov . Jim Williams, nominated as deputy Trash collection a burning "Most of the petitions we Issue In the city of Longwood have received," he added, flared up again at Monday indicated residents did not want night's city commission an exclusive franchise granted and they might net want the City trash collection that had city to either." been scheduled to end, was Another alternative was to given another, reprieve allow the individual homeowner .r ssaitlng In, a . waikqut I by to cboous which garbageand Commlssloaers Lawrence trash service to use, he Goldberg and Ray Lelbensper- explained, adding that the cost ger, opponents of the city of gasoline and wages may soon pickups. be to high that the companies The two commissioners, after themselves would want to get being outvoted 3-2, left the together on.the "QT" to divide meet ing with Lelbensberger up the city so that there would saying, "I move we adjourn" not be so much overlapping. and Goldberg adding "I second The final choice would be for the motion." The rest of the the city to collect trash and the commission continued the people arrange for their own meeting without them however. garbage service as has been the City Manager David Qiacey case. had presented a lid Of possible The trash collection had been alternatives for the city. He scheduled to end on Dec. 31, but suggested the city could at the request of some of the possibly make $160,000 a year if residents a two-week extension they took over all the garbage was given to allow time for the and trash collection and commission to explore possible charged residents for the alternatives. service. JANE CASSELBERRY RICIIAItI) NIXON Wallace Hails His Anti-Racist Successor Cattle For Ag Post sometime in the summer," Baker responded Monday when asked about his presidential plans in a telephone Interview. __ NEW YORK (UPI) Former Cambodlin ruler Prince Norodom Sihanouk, hospitalized GEORGE WALLACE Williams Giving Up and pleasure" in being reelected Senate minority le*r and may announce July 4 a decision on running for the Republican presidential nomination. "I will not make a decision on any presidential contest until t . Sihanouk In Better S/hap. JIM WILLIAMS ____ __ ________ AV-1 1W WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn., says he takes "great relief The Shah eaves, Iran . OW ______ Baker: July 4 Decision Day He or They're Coming And Going Duke Wayne: A Swallow Of Food And A Private Room ___ PICK FOR F`o`7 IL Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. For •-, i r LW a17 6K 1 1 0 Displaced Politicians Moving Around — 0:00 to 5:00 WED. I SAT. �.• - EveninglfemW Tommy John Is my favorite baseball player. Oh, I know Nolan Ryan has the best fastball, and Luis flint can break off the meanest curve. What I always liked about John was the fact that he is one of those guys who play with the heart. Iran Into John the other day In Tampa. He was getting ready to play a round 01 golf. "You know, I am going to feel like a 19-year-old rookie when I walk Into spring training at Fort Lauderdale," said John. "It could be the bed learn ever assembled In modern baseball." For the uninformed, John now pitches for the Yankees, and his bank account shows It. The addition of John and Thnt to the Yankee staff makes New York a hands down favorite to make the World Series again. I first ran Into the flashy lefthander in Sarasota, where the White Sex train each spring. John was the apple o(manager Al Lopez' eye, and John always came through in the early stages of the (USPS 441210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-3fl-3611 or 8311993 Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1919-4A r j WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, 140.00. Getting Grip !pn Energy We can think of no more urgent domestic (naIIenge oeiore the carter auministratlon, the Congress and the people in the new year than getting a better grip on our energy problem. We have drifted and debated far too long about That spring of 1974 was a day I'll never forget. John's voice was calm as the Vero Beach breeze. "I haven't thrown yet," he said after exchanging greeting. "But I know it will he okay. I have faith. You know faith always wins." The Dodgers broke camp three weeks later and John wasn't ready for the season opener, but he had been working Into shape slowly, and after two weeks of the season, he was back in the regular rotation. I reminded John of that day In Vero Beach, and what hesaid. "Wow," he said. "I didn't think about It at the time, but later-after I was okay-it scared the hell out of me." That, I suppose, Is the bed part of faith. It's also the reason John will be packing his bags In a few weeks and heading for a new club, an old goal and perhaps the bed season of his career. Go get 'em Tom. season. At all-star break, John has been 71,94 and 8.2 throughout his career. Basically, he Is a cold weather pitcher. That is, he pitches well before the heat Of summer BetS in. That's another reason hels always sharp at World Series time. I hadn't seen John since 1974. That particular spring, he was attempting a comeback with the Dodgers. He had undergone his second operation on his chuckin' arm, but bed high hopes. His problem dammed train a July 17, 1963 Injury. He was l3.3, and carried a4O lad against Mon. treal. He throw a sinker to Hal Breeden, and it as if his entire arm fell out of the socket. The rup. tired ligament veered train his forearm at a 30 degree angle. For most pitchers, especially those 31 years 01 age and with 13 years In baseball, retirement would loom on the horizon, Not John, however. ANGLE.WAL TERS omen Of th I n Ju i minority groups named to the federal bench. The economic stupidity of expecting U. S. Like many of his other simplistic campaign promises, the president's pledge to "no longer... ;Producers to sell oil at $6 a barrel while the treat the adinlflidntlofl of Justice as political government subsidizes the importation of OPEC oil will be severely compromised by the .at nearly $15 a barrel caused our allies at the rpatronage" ealities of politics. economic summit meeting In July to urge M in the past, the difference between failure corrective decontrol, and success for many of the candidates being President Carter promised publicly to do this, assessed In the complex screening process will but has delayed action because of domestic be thMr "connections" or friendships with pressures to avoid criticism about the in. members of the Senate, the White House Miff and V____ flatlonary impact 01 such a move. , W'" To i.en The need to decontrol the price of gasoline courts saving the coia*ry's 10 federal Jnifl4si equally compelling. circuits, the White House has established Its own In the first place, the gasoline controls imposed selection-, commf"Ions. But Carter during the Arab oil embargo In 1973 have not kept political loyiUsts are heavily represented on prices down; the high-octane unleaded fuel Is up to those panels. 93.9 cents per gallon in some places. The prodded has had wily limited success in What controls have succeeded In doing is to convincing senators to estabiloh"Independent, I1scourage oil companies from investing In the blue-ribbon Judicial selection commlulona" to 'expensive facilities required to produce unleaded fill district court vacancies a drastic depot'gasoline, increasingly demanded by newer-model two fromths post practice that allowed senators to dominate the selection process In their states. cars In compliance with federal anti-pollution Al)OI* half 01 the data now have such coinregulatlons. missions, but the senators designate the The resulting shortage In unleaded gasoline, members of those panels and politics remain an which will become more acute with continued price Importaid ,it in ti, screening process. , , controls, will not only drive the per-gallon price To fill a Us. District Court vacancy in Iowa 'ever upward but also, In time, lead to a repetition of lad year, for etimpls, a "blue-ribbon" cornthe 1973 filling-station lines, mission picked by the Mate's two Democratic seators offered the White HOuse the names of Yet, President Carter said recently he has not made up his mind about ending price controls on. five potential The man selected from the lid by Carter was gasoline. Donald E. O'Brien, a bright, capable Sioux City o And Sen. Henry M. Jackson , 1)-Wash., n a long and AtIorney who chairman of the Energy Committee, has suggested potitics, at c4hat the Senate would veto gasoline decontrol even both the Mate sad adlonal levels. f the president recommended it. O'Brien, Carter's Michigan campaign manager In lbs 1176 general election, was Fortunately, the Senate this year promises to °°'PY Confirmed by the Senate despite obbe even more opposed than previously to the jedlons rUed by h. American Bar Association. presldent's Ill-considered plan to egualixe U.S. and Similarly, Rap. Thomas P. (Tip) O'Neill, D world oil prices through additional taxes. Still the powerspea of ue house, stalemate of energy In Washington shows no sign of $o Carter to pick the brother 01 being broken. Rep. Gum 'McKay, D-Utob, to full a vacancy on j Obviously, the only way to encourage inthe U.S. Court 01 Appeals for the 16th Circuit creased oil production In the United States Is to decontrol the price both at the welthead and at the JACK ANDERSON The higher price would at once discourage our • profligate over-consumption of line bring orth more U oil, and ssen ourgdependence on mported oil,' ow S. 45 eat of our nee annual ERRY'S WORLD . it . " 11 U1 )tOrIv Thnks Agan,.,W, apprictat._your, '*.n.. ters* in t Oon*, .ad $ quality of life for its citizeni. Respectfully, Amos C. Jones, SCA Executive Director '• In behalf of those among the elderly served by the Seminole Community Action Meals On Wheels Program and the Seminole Community Action Board of Directors, I am extending a hearty "thank you" for the superb coverage of the circumstances contributing to the termination of meali served to a' considerable number 01 clients upon transfer of Title III funds from SCA to Project OASIS. Your exploration of the apparent need, which seemed to have Intensified following the loss of service to some clients as noted above, was done with a great deal of patience, personal empathy, and notable skill by Ms. Donna Estes of your staff. As a result 01 your humane concern and subsequent coverage, a number of Individuals and organizations have expressed concern through contribution 01 manhours, funds and Items of food. Of even more Impoetance Is that those clients dropped have been picked up again, and the theist of having to discontinue service to them appears now to be only a remote possibility. Moreover, your articles have contributed significantly to the permanency and stability 01 the Meals On Wheels Program In Seminole County. wider one tIt ''1 H,eanu.idotUis Ga.,wksrebe Reader Asks: Why? As residents, citizens, and registered voters In Seminole County, we would Uetoss our concer n, along with many others, the undue publicity Police Chief Ben Butler and his family are receiving. When a family, joined by their Mends, carnal enjoy an evening out In public without harrasanent, something Is vastly wrong. Howshoddng, that In such auluort time, so few people can influence the media and the State Attorney's Office, to be so critical of a man such as Quiet since vated job, citlasns,and the cftyofsanford for27yeers; 12yearsasQafofPol1ce. 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M ScOREBRD . now. • , ___ w LCL' pA'?Q,v 72 i7/u/Rc/g7 'LO BOSTON (UPI) Ch uck his contract. united NHLstandings FaIrbsnwhoturned the New " ess laternatlinal tsayng Fairbanks By CIIMPb,It onterence England Pitriots from a s brewhoil his contract. m we Patrick Dlvlslo.i that perennial doormat rmat Into a not saying he ad coach WLy There WI. "Think you will?" one writer wanted Islanders trIots. rrn 29 5 9 65 six yews, may riOt saying he smile again, 30 14 4 34 work his magic for the . coach :where else" NY Rangers "Next question," Greene said, Uni versity of Colorado, a can't Atlanta From the way he said t, you uld sense 33-year-old Joe ederal judge says. f Smythe Division back a few yam to who he was 25 like Ililywood was I Pie. strict Court Judge A. U U.S. Di didn' those who nderson and to when people especially s is • m Monday j.,mad Da vid Mauone __ 25 1 36 IN __ on referred to him as Mean Joe 360 always what he was really like ORLANDO.SEMIN a preliminary injunction barColorado 0 h111 34.00: P (2•I) 100.00. G. Q(HKSI,P15.fl323.iS,T(5.7. MONDAY MATINEE Louis he Patriots' coach and Sixth Game rst Game The Sleelers are so completely capable, so well balced, both rÜIS t W. c..oe* CilonizAiberdi 15.60 5.40 7.20 CO,d:t ilevon*Race,$.ILC s Neffis Divisisa 17.20 3.60 540 3.00 240 at the Colorado J the 5.00 3,00 1 Alber tIsidro LI 3.20 also agree th S Rural Day Aldana•Urquldl Montreal wooed school offIcIa'-' ythg I 3.6) 49.20; 300 (II) -' themall Fairbanks we re "arrogant Greene, train his tackle position, Isth L g.lei Seventh 12 23 31 2) 44fl1ls1) $9.41; T$. Intracounty rivalry is the Pittsburgh 15 17 I 7 11 tchanoOlea Game 7.00 1.10 10 say the thing. To miii, reta.Co1ad Game ldo 1A and officious" 7.20 6.40 3.80 name of the game tonIght in WashIngton io years," un jadifted teem e "Joe tuas seen tim iuintion 1 h Rase, o 6.40 9.00 2313 29 e 400 6 Jos•BeltIa 5.60 4.00 "j0,Is their egard for his kngerm 2 WitcH1 school 1sket ball for Detroit Adams vlsion 40 60 20 4 OguIzaElexpe says Torry Bradeha 3.40 contract with Now e;s Athley 530 5.30 0 414) DD ot Seminole WLTPIs. 0(14)49.50;),,3o) P Is9.* Ws Q q who things got tough. a goOd friend. He BdMofledo99sd5hort N3,,'''33"5 2 PitaColdo 5oitoi 20 I 7 with 1.6) ° borbood tussles brother to me." Q1 2-11, 3b0140,T( Third Come 37 1610 14 a lo aft that Fair banks mad on Eighth Oame . He's been like a , 3 Time 2 CachoUrquldi 4.20 • talking about a 4.20 ( 14 10 7 43 ith ToroiWo Keip in mind this is en 17.00 5.00 1.10 am remain with the A-1,4110 Handle $113,114. s PltaEchave 540 fourysaslefton tertahning Lyman and 14 21 5 V Me1ota quadly offensln fens MONDAY NIGHT 1 Alb,rtAIb.rdI he 400 rcs Howell home against Lake 3.00 differed existence defensive Race, 5.16, D (2.1) 33.401 Pis.vis,.n. Rangen MInneIi ota B1ey. ones 10 3.20 240 r' Orseneal Few* came Greenwood LC. nature 01 their Jobs. Tv.sday s Games NhithGame SanateeIrenda 3 5.20 340 Aib.rt.Zaidua 13.6011.70 5.60 Ahceady five Is in $1Ofl Washingt on NY lslndrs sowend he 5, 13.60 7.00 3.10 defensive entHehas beendoing sflzzard 3.40 5 uha0h1a 10.00 6.10 1SAlava Ph111ph1a Aftauta SImon as .do biti lbs road In an 400 3.50 0(4.5) I1I5sT(4.$4) 391.00. TIm. 1 CachoPerez a big change in 4.60 ii ciea Minnesota • PIttsburgh 7.011 away .911. Blthop'Moore' gem. Greenwood. 0115-0611-1114jP11111-111 lII.N:DD( was u, lesion at si. "Who he yo 0 (1.5) 33.05; P 13.5) 173.71. acL~.0 Golden Dome. Toronto at Colorado He "Now he's mat and he kn 1Apr11 Patrol 6.30 7.20 4.10 ____________________ AA real at iipoffforvar1tyganesiasd it ng oaDa Ms I would , cidsw hoid 4.00 540 1 $an$I.ZubIP1h0MC 11-0010.20 4.20 wadmesdiy's sam01 S ShadowIng 5.00 3.10 NY IIW*$ at NY Ranq beSt year. He ." a lot of tithigi you guys can't tell, but I know man basketball tesm ran its for $ o,clock while the I lhlbaoAitu respective var si ty &00 I.J ea Montr l do ng at he i 's wh 0 (34) 61.55, P (7.3) PlflsburgI at Detroit tussles begin at 6:15. ctoryovF witha14$v Joe Greene knows w he's '-I, Colorado at Chic&" .S Fast Lance e 7.20 3.40 5 iosa.Ethavs like a spakuier Iapes, the win ceaulog rigid on to 16.00 6.00 4.50 "I'd be too 3Manate.Franks WOO 1.40 3.00 220 2 AlbirtAJtu LsI'mriid,' hesays 60 4 a$7-$3oveetlme win 3.20 Illa laughing. Chicago Vancouver iwrightlngll$h 3 SlmonAibertdI burg. !knowl can'tdo. Itrytodayhn gaeabslaoted I) 256, 06. Time Seventh came Way ______ 1md.H'11r'11!r1 IN mar. " ,fl .I11lA , ___ _____t;: ___ _______ 1111 th_ mare vUS'i the ie Mi j1ew& .id4ihd ibi rodal., Sen V to teammates nd their overall urage oolbalL I with I had the of that In f°°"°" power You should have more co fal we're gonna kick think if we that. I to talk like the Cowboys' For Jo1 (keen, ___ ___ A1I I _ or? Another smile. as a 11 flat paIasa d - __ n Fairbanks Loses _ "lie bac ked It 10 ., • ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) ___ to _____ , L CUWA 11M ly Whb House with 111A botdd 0a yew ago, was " Me fog* as ON Wdortmew w4aw, 14, i. BWI limes. house Is . the a#ornoy Ms i_ ear a c 12Ia1r rv" JdbrM M o Lance's guest ______ _____ ___ __ , _______ Mnwilf to the _______ _____ Angeus io rAT178 . 1 ahlIshed,:Bat u Ec O, Yp . * to jW 1k by Alan Mover ___ wunOt aiuiy bad that ___ _______ the form. This 4. r' ap on __ or Phoenix. offered the Twins outfielder either Anaheim on Ken Landreaux Infielder Dave "I don't ' er Pa ul Hartfor a long d. Chalk and "We co uld something zell.Bavulspo Monday with es Howard Fox . nd of the Thi ns executives finitive by de W what we can and George Brophy. Sources week. We over any know w hat they sa id t he Twins are holding out MIAMI (U P1)-For those who are intrigued by character champion who l give and Angels are No. I on The Thins wa nted to dea baseman Carney for third baa want. studies and onder how much, if at all. Joe Greene s to team with National League whom Bavasi reaction to a lately, the answer is clearly provided in his ii.n gumFrancisco Bavasi said First, the San F wo ul dn 't touchable." young maverick like Thomas ac- scribed as utbling block Giant s, upon learning ants them. B he does not k to come added Bavasi The word that bed describes 0e Gram's feelings about to a ceptance of theAngeboffer.He knowing Ca r ew will ve automatith ll Angels wi ink e 01 the statements Hollywood1 nn has made lately is w said he foresees no problems th to chase several to any NL team, cally get Carew now that other wo uld've been an en- Le amused. FL six years ago meeting demands. cords. withdrew their offer of a trade now deal with mad he wsntatoday gures AI.teamsknow an had very likely would have Joe Urely &ne' rent five-year, million "The pub lished fi Lee squads or risk getting nothing said the Red in the league ___ appropriate respo nse for the Dallas Cowboys' Then AL President becomes w make yearn Sox and Yankees ( I Go am, thie might call the maturing 01 Joe11' or Macphail, lead for fi ve $3 5 get the 33-yearto ng bids stro pound _nofthe Steelersdefeuslvewult.Henderson, you Carew pri employer, don Bavul Angels' vice 't frighten us. We can live old first baseman. Be ta les ot remember, s the free spirit M1flflo general with First us e want to make and "However," Bavasi said, nouncing Ianus so Angels permission to deal president overheated beforetheir NFCu?emedlngbypubV g e Twins de th -,I'm manager, ma omldIc because of the conte the Cowboys re going to "kick their butts" directly with Carew. HeMd: multi-player offer Monday and U he's boy's apparent affection for the Rains "didn't more Indignity by ed Under But we're certainly e aged arranged to med with t Anaheim area.! Angels r Bowl And then, as If that weren't the class" become a t re Carew will Jerry Simon. wreck coming season. and his attorney. 't recall him saying t he hard enough for the Rams to take, he intercepted a poss by Mtheend backup quarterback Vim Forrogmno and no it back Uy tentatively we want." mit meeti want to play the New York The Angels have reportedly zoo." But he is unhappy scheduled for Wednesday down in the game. or . Henderson hasn't zeroed yet on the Steelers, nothgtosay h will, but Joe Greene has heard these things he .Mosday m what he thinks about askd hi seld iiioiui di hsanlles azid Hollywood says he ,1=yw man is "a bo"but the couintry had acquired its ry own civil war between the milit y regime that had overthrown Sihanouk and the local Ker MWAAL When the 11011196 Cambodia "d Wder along with Vietnam and laos. And with, according to Mwig out of BEV. wobw country in am past "yaw Yam ON most 11011 I 0 consequences of civilian Mr. Guy Thornton Mrs. Guy Thornton nevar rn' O// Y #/ him o developments Griffith ' the California while he __ et the biggest Angels return. Carew, because gning Rod Carew, the seven- number of years he has spent time American League batting with O power __ Th re %. siaers -- 'wo. major cane down at the end of the _ Butler. He has been dedicated to his With Ma Den' d Braddred Qgls - V f4O# By MILTON RICHMAN V Ift U.S. and SoiAh Vietniftnese form yielded to to Strike heavilyy On fore s holled up just Inside again der. Air allwks, at first secret, began In 1969 NW In 1170 came Invasion-a move which th U.S. pMk was Informed had cleaned out to the end of yet another Indwhimse tunnel. __ ____ -j ~ and at one point ____ ____ Nail said his team would have to make up for time lost last week when the Steelers were forced to practIce indoors. A sheet of Ice covering the field at Three Rivers Stadium sent the Steelera to the University of Pittsburgh fiehluouse for re stricted workouts last Thurs- explained. "I've had the most fun I've had In a long time. It started right in training camp, probably the best one we've had in a long time. That probably cam e from watchIng a couple of Super Bowls on the tube, which had a way of whetting their desire. "That attitude car ried right through the season Into the playoffs. In fact, air intensity in the playoffs has been very good." And it Is a team that has played well together, which is tough to measure statistically," Nail said. ms disr upted the Steelers last year -holdout.,, walkouts, a slander sui t against Nail surfaced this season and the 7year-old coach knew right from training camp that this season had the mar k of somet hing specIal. "This is a happy team," he Carew Nixes Giant Offer I Sports Parade .0 bad a nil assistance agreement with Washington. It was an Interesting If frequently confusing _____ ____ According Is 40$-acre fain fewof lbs mosey W'' Mla 109 in _ ___ an ad. ad lbs "We worked mostly on runnIng, things that didn't require a lot 01 space," Noli said. "We needed to get do wn here so we could get out In the air, rum a tAt and throw the ball. Tuesday we'll emphasize the passing game, which we haven't been able to work on." With qua rt er ba ck Terry Bradehaw having his best yea r, the Steelers this season empha- sized the pass more than ever be fore. Bradshaw com pleted 56.3 percent of his passes for a car ee r-high 2,915 yards to become the first Steeler ever to win a passing title. His NFLhigh 2$ touchdown passes was the highest total since 1970. The Steelers' expl osive passIng gam e Is a factor in making the Steelers a 3½-point favorite to beat Dallas. "It's probably the most co nsistent team I've ever had. NoII MICHIGAN'S MAGIC Sihanouk refused to have anything to do with th U.S.-sponsored Southeast it Asia Treaty st America Organization and fulminated intrusion into local -fial . But he also let it be known that he considered the American St 11 H Stock of an of 1116 pfte b0s. As Me I*W s ''' wwvw worried about securing his place in football history as the first coach to win a third Super Bowl. The demands 01 Noil's ego are not that way. It Is simply the next challenge, the 1 his own close relations with the backeris of the Viet Minh-Cong--the Soviet nion and People's _______ remodeled, , 11 day, Friday and Saturday. For Chuck ' _ a WOO Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1fl-4A Tomorrow Pittsburgh to the 70-degree tem peratures of Miami Monday, arriving a few hours ahead of the Cowboys. one that will day with him us*l1 next season. "To me, It's Just that you always remember the last game you played In," Noll said Monday after the Steelers arrived In Miami. "I've never been a history buff. It's today and tomorrow." After being supplied with a new Jet when their charter was snowed In at Chicago, the Steelers flew from the cold of - During the early phases of three-decade Indochimse war, Cambodia appeared to l ucking out was not in immediate contention itself and managed to remain on the fringes oi fighting, thmko in very 1preat part to the fast diplomatic footwork of Sihanouk. Powerless to keep ft Vietnam ese communists out, he countenanced thei eirr untilization of neutral Combodo twrvxy.zut #4 the , , OUR READERS WRITE a .. MIAMI (UPI) As enjoyable as the season has beeju so far, the lingering memory of It for Pittsburgh Steelers' Coach Chuck Noll will be formed by Sunday's Super Bowl against the Dallas Cowboys. Nine years ago Sihanouk was similarly protesting the Ion of his exile In Poking.,0111Y that time the takeover was by I American-backed Cambodian rightists. I The complex course of events In Cambodia may Fwt be coming exactly full turn. But, as the Sihanouk story is a example does have ay cuntUmInor doubling k on Itself. d Cambodia, unfortunately or that very genfiC Ian has a the way when ft . happens. do fin ad hil IN Bed brally how in wkh milesoidol __ OM _______________- Today And Only backed takeover of his country. After that In apparent anticipation of nothing more effective in way of response than words, the on-again, offagain leader intends to tab up residence in Peking as an exile. Agal]n. Lance's hunen dory • V ByDONCHAFF The more things change..., as the French and others might be Inclined to comment on several aspects of the Cambodian situation. Norodom Sihanouk Is off to the United Nations •• • . Evnlng H.ra, Sanford, El. N ____ _______ _________ __ _ cot of $43 'V . • I Change... - V •-.. Things - V • % The More - .. 'I. . VIEWPOINT per barrel, has increased correspondingly. . • Ills not because Noll Is M t how to lessen our dependence on foreign oil, with 1-nothing more accomplished than a paralyzing stalemate and no policy. This year has to be one of Tru decision or the United States will face some Incalculable penalties. The stunning 14.49 percent Increase In crude oil prices-from $12.70 to $14.54 per 42-gallon barreldg ng announced in mid-December by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) far WASI11NGTON(NEA) -Th moment 01truth exceeded anything the industrialized West had Is rapidly approaching for President Carter's expected. highly publicized commitment to select federal Moreover, the political convulsion in Iran that Judges "strictly on the basis of merit, without has denied six million barrels of oil daily to Japan, any consideration of political aspect or InWestern Europe and the United States Is creating a The White House Is expected soon to disclose, world shortage that promises to bring an even possibly within the next few weeks, the first higher OPEC price In the not-distant future. batch ofCarter's nominations for the 152 new The soaring world price of oil makes the federal jigakIps created when Congress late controlled prices over both oil and gasoline in this last year approved the Omnibus Judgeship Act country not only ridiculously unrealistic but, now, of l76. Enough evidence already Is available, increasingly dangerous from an economic and however, to suggest two seemingly conproduction standpoint, ttadlctory conclusions about the nature of the Federal price controls on old U. S. oil wells, presidents forthcoming selections: which account for 35 percent of our domestic -They undoubtedly will be as capable and production, at less than $6 per barIf not more so, as the Judges rel, have predictably resulted in a reduced flow designated by predecessors In recent of more than 50 percent since 1975; new oil dM&L There Carter's d10 Will be a dMIMOC increase production, which is permitted a price of about $13 in the nwnr of women and members of an .. 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SAIdJnsQuieh. 16 4511.11 0.11 11 $1* Time $1.74 4 Nspi.UridI $40 540 3JeeKIs L40 TSIacs$.145 1U4)*4l;P(4.$)1N.*aT(4.$. lNaacYsNW 36.0 us s. 40554.41 71e $031. lCaasms, 110411 L._.*Sase.1,*,C:. 3AIurLa.ZibT RICINI I Qiul*.SIlI11 4.10 0(4.1)4111, P($.4)5Il.$DO (I. N. i(Ii- .,s II 11'-ert'i-' 01811111ATIM-111131 111109, Sue,. 110 One INI, IS �A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Jan. i, im Business Review FLORID A IN BRIEF Call 322-2611 NOW I TUNE IT YOURSELF PIr*III And Donwetic Parts Ciinpleti Head Wsrt AAd I raMikaft Grinding I Twill $.a*sI PalateS S&ywts • £41111 wel CkIfnlcaIS REIUILTEPIGINES — LIKENEW . " Wtolfl:&,l S'm OURSELVES I PIV Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 Evenleng][111eniniW ' MIXON AUTO PASTS nod MACMINI SHOP Phone 322.0101 Sanford 222 S. Magnolia Ave. In-State LD Telephone F Call Rates Investigated TALLAHASSEE (UP!)— The Public Service Commission is going ahead with an in. vestiga9cn that could lower rates for inFlorida long distance telephone calls, but limiting it. The PSC decided Monday to proceed with the probe, but staff members were Instructed to try not to jeopardize negotiations for cash refunds underway with most telephone companies or get into complicated Issues which might take several years to resolve. Fifteen companies, including giant Southern Bell, which provides long distance lines and equipment for most of Florida, are being ordered to show cause why their intrastate rates should not be reduced. Seat Cover Co. :,jj'tjfl AUTO CENT.tfj: ,• go S .. • *OFFSET PRINTING S PLAQUES hUBRIs STAMPS 1*1110115 *. BUSINESS CARDS .DISCOUNT TROPHIES LONOW000 SQUARE 1 hock Souffi of 414 on 339-0901 LONOW000 ,•.• —. LINDY'S AUTO CENTER PROVIDES ONE STOP SERVICE Buying A Car, Fixing A Carl We build commercial fishing boats TALLAHASSEE (UP!)— Public Service Commission Chairman Bob Mann wants fines for trucking violations stiffened so truckers will know his agency means business. it has to get bad before anyone begins to take the commission seriously and it is my hope the regulated industries will take us seriously," Mann said Monday. The commission can impose fines of up to $5,000 but $100 Is usually the maximum, and it's cheaper to violate the law and pay the fine than obey It." nninmpnt fnr lw%ntø " ------••- tn -- c11 --- If you have been shopping for a new car and. found today's prices out of your reach, Undy's may be the answer. "We can save you up to $1,000 on a new car purchase," says Dalbey. lindy's Auto Center was started two years ago by the owner, [Andy Dalbey and was moved from Its original location on 17-92 In Caaaelberry to Its present location five murane ago. There are 10 employed at [Andy's to serve you. Undy's Pollution Case Up In Air TALLAHASSEE (UP!)— Sen. Vernon Holloway, D-Miami, plans to appoint a subcommittee of his Transportation Committee to study whether the auto inspection program should be abolished, modified or left intact. If he has his way, it will be modified or abandoned and Holloway leans toward change rather than dropping it altogether. He hopeb the group can determine If money spent for the 1Iro9ram—$15 million a year— is justified or II more lives could be saved by some other safety measures, such as stepped up enforcement of speed and drunk driving laws. wants to keep Its customers happy. "Satisfaction is ,.1 III 1 1111 St. Augatine. But Paul Keith Rallew, 35, said that at the H time he telephoned then-Gov. Reubin Askew test November from Da thea Beach he was lidoxicated and fee1iu'g down becatie his 15yearold bride-tobe had just jilted him for a captain in St. Augustin. 'yacht _.l.. i4 —___._ -_. I,_. ,..-., ,• _• . COMING SOONI I'm Inbrested In more details on Rally Point Pitasai sera mi the compisto Information. Name SHARE TIRE CO. INTERSECTION HWY. 1742 A LAKE MARY BOULEVARD • -- -- Slates Meeting Snowbirds 4 At Home On Golf Cours e / Gail Stewart (right), outgoing President, Donna Feuerhahn (left received the Outstanding Old Member Award with Becky Dunn' receiving the Outstanding New Member Award. I., . -... receives the flottle Karns Award from Mrs. Karmis. Lead Seminola Rebekahs - rs. Roche To Ic, I Snowbirds is what they are called. They migrate South when the snows start to fly up North. We love them and need I them for the tourist Industry. Closed installation of the new secretary; May Itubow, Mrs. Itaynor's gift was given Even here in Winter Springs officers of Seminola Rebekah treasurer; M a r g a r e t to her in a rather unique way we have our fair share. Our lodge Number 43 was held Schneider, past nobel grand; She was told that Seminola snowbirds are golf pros who S recently at the Odd Fellows Alice Kreitzman, warden; Eva members had recently gone on have come to sunny Florida to Hall. Mrs. Virginia Roche was Williams, chaplain; Emily a treasure hunt to the bettom of enjoy installed as noble grand of the Jameson, musician; Theodore the ocean. There, held firmly of the Ranchianda are the proud favorite sport. lodge. The ceremony was under Schneider, color bearer; Mary within the grasp of Davy Jones, parentsofa baby daugMer born • Paul Kennedy is a .. /4 the direction of Mrs. Hattie Strauch, L.S.N.G.: Eva they caine upon the wreck of an from Toronto. At present he is Jan. 2. Ann Marie, aa she will be Raynor, district deputy Beckham, lt.V.V.G.; Henrietta old pirate ship. In the captains weighed In at 6 Iba, 3 oz. making Winter Springs his called, president of District 10. Zorn, L.S.V.G.; Hazel Gilliuly, quarters of the wreckage thes Springs There are three other DeFazlo home and Winter The installing officers were inside guardian and Henry lowid a sea chest encrwtc(l . children, all boys, at home. Sheosh Golf Course his base from Lucerne Rebekah Lodge Jamison, outside guardian. Nicky, Randy and with barnacles The chest was According to Andy Montval, They are of Orlando. Mrs. Marie Norman (• Mrs. Margaret Schneider, filled with pearls, rubies, ______ Shsosh Golf Pro, "Paul li one of of lucerne, was guest musician retiring noble grand, presided diamonds and other treasures. golf's upcoming future stars. I for the Installation service and at the meeting until inThis little shell covered chest on the Vern Beuent, popular ____ think he will make It big regular meeting. it stallation. She was then was given resident of Old Town had a to Mrs. Itaynor. circuit. Other officers installed with escorted to the station of the When she iaised the lid she serious accident just after f Mrs. Roche were Myrtle past noble grand. A gift of found among the lake gems her Two other winter Sprinp holidays. After almost a week Wallin, vice grand; Doris appreciation and her jewel was monetary gilt tilimplorary reWdents are BIN in the hospital, the doctors said Margaret Schneider Ito r) Hattie Raynor, Virginia Roche, Myrtle Wallin Rogers, recording secretary; presented to her from her of. Involved in golf. Both Gene Boni with a little horne rest he would Elizabeth Hannum. financial ficers and members. and Ken Corliss hall from be just fine His many friends be glad to hear that he will Toledo, Ohio. Boni just qualified for the PTA Junior- be going back to work in the Senior at Disney World. Corhlu very MIT future. ' IBM placedlnthetop2ooltheSpace Golf footnote... I almost Coast Golf Tour Tournament. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN old man. never got around to It. Today us that her son had been killed forgot to mention that P.K. I joined the weird world of I'm getting it off my chest with in Vietnam. My folks went over Bill Sophie Bottlem, popular lady lAng autM golf pro at DEAR ABBY: My wife, Bess, wandering widows, and made the hope that some feuding there Immediately and, of Duncan atSheoa ndom1n1wns had a Sheoahgolfco*neiaheaded for is a registered nurse. She the best of it. families will patch up their course, the feud was forgotten. the Florida WIMir toUThaiflod worked until our children came Mgr. Ii hod of company recentiy. lish quarrels. I got a job an d decided to be foo at Cape Orlando. Lola of luckl along, but quit to be a full-time First to arrive was a i hope ot he r families who are good to myself, instead of 4\ mother. The kids are all out of from Vera Beach, Mrs. Dee When I was in feuding will open their eyes and my teens, my N. waiti ng on a man who'd ne The Voice of Democracy school, and Bess went back to Blume. Mrs. Blume spent ver parents and an aunt and petty grievances aside put their un cle appreciate it nwng because she SI aeveral weeks in the area. Next (VW) Awards Banquet for the I still weigh 130, have got Into an argument about be fore It takes tragedy to bring 04 M4 enjoys It. I have a good income RAYON RUGS to arriVe was Sophie's nephew, !bdtf SP! 1$VFW ! petty tiling that got so them together. beautiful clothes, do what I some Iabs1ng heW and it's not neceswy for her to Todid Om hm Rockville, Md. Auuhary No. blo wn out of proportion they JULIE Rayon i5aflber which Is used MIXED EMOTIONS want to do, eat when I'm TOM Is a student at the on Jan. 21, it 2P.m. it the work atall. DEAR MIXED: Your wife hungry, quit spengtoeach other. My mainly in the manufacture of Winter Springs Community Who said the teen t ye y ars are scatter rugs, o r thie lugs— UaIversIty of M&YIWt cousins and still associated My mother recently suffered obviously does not share your and have had Sismie exotic tic Building on No. Eion. the happie st ? For Abby's new as they are known to many with each other, but we didn't a serious stroke. She divorced deep feeling of obligation people. Rayon is sometimes vacations! booklet "What Teenagers Want Good news for the many Winners of the Pod and my father when I was four, and solar as YOUT mother Is COD go into each other's houses also used in the manufacture of I have never been happier! because of Helen Mattel of Auxiliary's %'OD corded and devoted her life to raising me. cerued. Hire a nurse to take And fr1s as for my ex-husband of our feuding parents. to Know," write Abby; 132 walItowall carpet f or Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. bathrooms. Rayon is popular Hacienda Village. Helen, who their parents will be presaid. jfjy o care of your mother and take who needs him? ,nnil Things went on that way until 90212. Enclose $1 and a long, because of can be dyed many different colors. 1211`1211 mor*ts ago suffered a Aimomcement of the District send me to the best schools, good care of yourself. H. IN BENSENVILLE, ILL. one lus&dtandasa result. inn.r, win f_sb. nI_si,' — at that .a... aa,a t i.. as.. s.,.ie,.i - morning our phone rang at stamped (28 cents), selfR a yon h a s h..n k,,n..ut .n this UW1 i_s UI "°1" DEAR ABBY: I was divorced DEAR H,: That ZI.year.ld was country since about tIll, but dto ye pins pit in her hips time. now, bit when she is well at 57, after 30 years. I lost not used in the girl he married. my aid hulling, is well. lbs V® program of the enough, I want her to mab her manufacture o rugs until after husband I've to ABBY: Whenever DEAR his secretary who World War II. As you probably be r.cedly spert several VFW Is an annually held event. home with us. No way will I put was seen a letter in your colwnn already know, rayon is the liys at the Winter Park Scpbinores, jimlors and isniors her in a nursing home. oldest manmade fiber. I soon found out that men my about a family feud, I've lospitsi to have the pins from aria hlts schools PSrI told Bw this &W she uld, age prefer women half my age. wanted to write and tell you Our personnel know carpet, lmov.d, and, according to ticipat. in an essay pi'ogrWi "Fine, but You had betttT and the fibers used to make carpet. Tell them your needs. jposts Is doing Jod fin.. basedona differed theme each on getting someone in to take I didn't want to settle for a sick about my own experience, but and they will be happy to assist year. ls years thom. Is "My cxeof her because I am going You in making the right Winter Springs Ladles selection. thyto?.merlcs."ftls bscktoworkfuu-time." uIllMytothsVFW Pod No. the3ldauthevert. Iwas shocked. My wife a WW hold a meeting on Jan. Prizes are a flve.day all registered nurse, would rather Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Herald lentra1 . lbw msdh will be held it expens, paid trip to care for strangers than day at offices to announce these events. The forms may be accompanied Home, lfl No..lagh- Waelgncn, D.C. for all date borne and nurse my mother! by professional black and white photographs if a pktuje Is py P" 174 L.wood, it S p.m winners, pies the opportty 10 hiows I never could repay desired with the announcement Wedding forms and pictures 714W. 1st Street for national my mother for ill she done for must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. Contact the • compete SANFORD :Richard and Qssryl. DeFaslo scholarships tot"sg $23,565. me. What do you make of this? Herald OURSELVES editor for Information and suggestions. 321.0174 _ Wife Won't Nurse His Mother _____ __ __ _3227456 e — - . YOUNG DRIVERS SR 22's F Hid - '' ' CsIFir his ' Dimanstrethu ALTAMONTE SPRiNGS '1* T -,••' ______ Vac-Sweep Ihs "csmplslV astamatfo swimming pool dss.si'.. VACUUMS —nod — lam —rocks — hey On — nails —cekss—twlgs-61111 — contact hisses ARI • — _______ Polaris 339.625 Needed ________ CALL $620265 RID NOW AT 20% OFF àdusg or MW.Wlot.r NO Sahi New 111- 1111111 Jesusry 211k ONN NON. $ THUSI. BOB Tubs., WID., F., SAY. H The 1979 officers are ( I to r ) Eve Crabtree, president: Beverly Huffman, president-elect; Donna Fuerhahn, first vice president: Bill Gielow, installing officer: Pat hunt, second vice president: Georgia Cullen, third vice president; Gail Smith, recording secretary: and Becky Dunn, treasurer. Kathy Miller Is corresponding secretary. . Lake Mary, Fl.. 32744 NOW_ Herald Photos by Torn Vincent - 10 Enclosed Courts a class Chalbow Court iloalth Food Bar liquor Losing. Saunas, .*acuul Nautilus Facility Junior Olympic Pool oft r S Racquet Boll Club & Hecith Center P.O. lea *5 SERVICES: MIKI MAPLE, 0*111* •TesI AIlwsa*s è its't.,s Steft CksrPiii SysMs $Eivlsn a £Nu,.i.sn I wewia Aflsrs.n a $Mdsrs in slack 11511a1.)rs I. Sack •'. ,i $aIMrIes H 1P SAN $UA$TIAN SQUAll • HWY. 434 OP COMPLETE AUTO CLEANING Engines, Carpets, Vinyl Tops Dressed Or Dyed AUTO-VAN SALES • Cars ift TrUC*1"ACCIfod On Consignnwnt. MECHANIC and TIRE SHOP ON PREMISES! SendIs: Rally Point TOM) 1 In And Around Winter Springs BODY Phone ------------- %tnVbV mIKiS AUTO.ILICTrnC AND SUPPLIES P0*111w £ DOMISTIC PHONE 3234711 15$ I. 111k 57. (UNIND TIRE SANFORD JACKSONVILLE (UP!)— A Kansas City, (ONE STOP SERVICE). ' N PAINT nt S e Mdriess ----------- LEAN TO FLY NI NEW PIPER AERAFT Solo Covrs. 29t00 STEELY AVIATION. INC. Sanford Airport T.rmhd SW,. 323.262 H. Admits His Guilt, But Mo, man admitted in federal court Monday that he called the Florida governor's mansion, asked to speak with Rube" and then threatened to blow up a national monument at a Volunteers '74:4 Epsilon Sigma Omicron (ESO) of the Sanford Woman's Club will meet Wednesday at 10 in the home of Mrs. Charles Steenwerth. Mrs. C. L. Swinney and Mrs. W. B. Wallace are co-hostesses. ILINDY'S AUTO CENTER 3797 S. Orange Ave. Lk. Mary Blvd. &17. -- SANFORD Rail ESO Bldg. 77, Sanford Airport, Sanford 322.3403 Are you in the market for a meet a wide range of complete auto cleaning (in- guaranteed or bring It back," new or used car or truck? Or automotive needs. chiding engines and carpets) a said Randy. would you like to get your old Located at 3797 Orlando mechanic and tire shop on the Undy's Auto Center Is open car looking and running like Drive (U.S. 1742 and Lake premises. every day except Sunday. On new again? Mary Boulevard behind "Big To get your car looking ship- Monday through Thursday, lAndy's Auto Center with its Orange") Undy's Auto Center shape take it where the dealers hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and convenient one-stop service can has a paint and body shop, do. Lindy's does the detail work Saturday from 8 am, to 6 p.m., for many of the area's leading call 322-2190 or 6304560. car dealers. lAndy's also dresses and dyes vinyl tops, does air conditioning and radiator work and sells new r — tires and batteries. I• -.-. PSC Chairman: Stiff Fines The Junior Woman's Club of Sanford held installation of officers at the awards luncheon Saturday at the Heritage Inn. Special guests were the club sponsor, Mrs. Dottie Karns. and Mrs. Bill Gielow. president of the Woman's Club of Sanford. and a former Junior Club sponsor, who conducted the installation ceremony. She also presented the Bill Gielow Award, a a silver tray to Peggy Deere. Among the other awards presented were the Five Star Leadership Award to Patty Hunt SEMINOLE BOATS INC. GAINESVILLE (UP!)— University of Florida entomologist Dr. Philip Callahan says he thinks virtually all of the many UFO sightings over the years have been swarms of migrating Insects. Callahan said he began to think about the possibile connection of UFOs and migrating insects when he read a book about UFO sightings in the Uinta Mountains of Utah between 1965 and 1968. He said eyewitness descriptions of blinking, erratic objects sounded to him like swarms of locusts he had observed (lying toward gas burn-off pipes in oil fields in Iraq after World War II. Lindy's also sells new and used autos and trucks. "We do special ordering as well if somebody wants something out of the ordinary In a van or car," Randy Dalhy, manager of the auto center, added. "We also accept cars on AWARDS LUNCHEON The Central Florida Chapter of the American Red Cross has openings on its all-volunteer Disaster Action Team in Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties. To qualify for the Red Cross Disaster Action Team, individuals must be self-starters, be able to relate well to others, require minimum supervision, be capable of handling an assignment from beginning to completion, communicate well, and possess a Florida State drivers license. For information call 831-3000. We make "Cherokee" canoes Shining A Car? Try L;ndyffs Panel To Study Inspections Disaster WE REPAIR FIBERGLASS BOATS UFOs: Migrating Insects? TALLAHASSEE (UP!)— State Attorney Gerald Blair says he's investigating the Occidental Chemical Co. air pollution case, but is nowhere near filing criminal charges. Blair's bailiwick includes the White Springs phosphate plant which violated fluoride emission standards for more than two years and doctored reports to cover It up. SANFORD 1 S 1•'•. Bundy Asks For Farmer, Again TALLAHASSEE (UP!)— Theodore Bundy, accused in the slaying a year ago of two Florida State University coeds, plans to try one more time to get a judge to allow controversial defense attorney Millard Farmer to represent him. Bundy, 32, lost his fight in state and federal courts last summer and fall to get the Atlantabased defense specialist on the case, but the assignment of a new trial judge gives him another chance. Bundy filed a motion requesting Farmer's representation on Jan. 9, shortly after Dade Circuit Judge Edward Cowart was assigned to take over the trial from Leon Circuit Judge John Ruld. Ph. 322.1032 INSTALLATION AND The Humanities Division of Seminole Community College (SCC) will present folk singer Jean Ritchie in concert Wednesday. She is one of the greatest living exponents of Anglo-American folk tradition and one of seven original directors of the Newport Folk Festival. She is on the Folklore Panel of National Endowment for the Arts. Miss Ritchie is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate from University of Kentucky. The concert will be in the concert hail of the Fine Arts building at SCC. It begins at 11:00 a.m. and is free and open to the public. Auto Glass 315 S. FRENCH AVE. Brief ly Folk Singer Jean Ritchie Appearing In Free Concert WE SPECIALIZE IN Vinyl Tops. Convertible Tops• All Type Glass Seat Covers Carpet S Landau Roofs- Boat Tops • Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1979-1B •ROISCtIOØ$ CaiicalI.tloø For High Risk T5. BLAIR AGENCY ZA P00'SERVICE a RENOVATiON SOS Hwy. 434,Lanwssd 1%mlhslastsll.4 -. . - •* . - -. - . .a , 3234166 . $1OA OAK AVI. INNER , . .........j_ _ - - PIIONI 3237710; SANFORD, - _____ ____ Getting Married? ___ carpet Center - - --.• - . •- - .- I --.- * -• . - • - I .- - -- �- Ti*sd.y, Jan. 26-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. i, - - -- rrr r rr rw 7 - Pv if of it r, r 08 .. • im SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox Os TV HIGHLIGHTS ia I (2)(4)0O 12) NEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRON, NENT 6:30 (2) 0NBC NEWS I (5 NEWS L ABC NEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRON. MEN! 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME In C!) MATCH GAME P.M. - H7 6:10 (2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (TUE. THU) (2) 2COUNTRY FISHING () 530 ot GOES THE cous. • (WED) • (2) This Must Be Belgium" (C) (ThJ) (1989) Suzanne Pleshette. Ian McShane. A woman chaser S LITTLE RASCALS leads a group of Americans on a quic k trip through seven European countries. (2 Hrs.) lip , SORRy (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 6:55 tary. Costa.Gravas examines totalitarianism In , NEIL SIMONs S SESAME STREET an (Ruth Gordon) tries to buy Alex's companionship. 10:00 0 FROM THIS MOMENT ON Steve Lawrence and Eydte Gorme pay musical tribute to $1 Cambridge University Glee . ,, arNItY WHICH WAY BUT LooleChub, the Swingle Singers II. •• (2) 02) BEST OF CARSON 9II "MARIO RIDER" Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: • . •SUAMESTREET ,. , . (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED • MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. THU, FRI) 6:30 George Miller, Dr. Carl Sagan. •AFTSC'1 (2)TOOAY • 0000 MORNING AMERI. I (12) ROOKIES (MON. WED.FRI) 5.00 (2) CAROL BURNETT Al D CA I. •UUAS,YOGAANDYOU - ' __- :I a rSli.. '. I I , .. .. 0 - - (I) DONAHUE MY THREE SONS I BEWITCHED (MON. WE 9:56 R$DAY,JAA*Y1e ' South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Notk. hIW sieso ldet me UNITED STATUS D1R3CY Lake Mary Rotary, S a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7p.m., Longwood Quality Iip,, Diet Workshop, II) '.m., and 7p.m., Montgomery Ward, intendtor,gistersaidnamewithth, wifeefal, Defendant(s). -NOTICE Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole OF SALE - Notice is hereby given county, Flor ida in accor Mall. provisions at the rictitious Name Foreclosure entered,on Dec BULWARK DEVELOPMENT, will sell the property situate in INC. Seminole County, Florida, described • s$Y. Uarry S. Goodman, as: Lot 7, Block A. A.B. Steven's President Addition to Midway LESS the North S*1fl55 MORELAND DEVELOP. 117.3 feet, as per plat recorded in 'Edwa rd': H e'l l 69 COMPLITIDINNEP INCLUDES: B. Treatód Like 3 g.s Poryxv,d usd vuN$...axt2rx4 sVs 1 .. I . I 1. A King On TV FM IllitO HOME THE 0000 TASTE _____ SL SY: Michael A. Goodman, President INC. say: Lauren B. Goodman, Preaidsnt Receptis. at the Bemuse Canty Branch OfficeOf theCounCilofArta&Sciences,44pm.,suJ6(fl,/.1jC PACIFIC RESOURCES,INC. slY: PaulaM. Bank Building, Sanford. ______ PTA, 9:30 am., First SemInole County Ciusdi Fedora) Altatnoide Springs. Pdeldp ______Club 10 am., Springs Civic Center. Navy Band Orlando "Gasligid _ lie Primes A,.. use. p7.15) that her son, Edward tenacity ad __ 5j portray Edward - as a boy, as • - kimig. mat later role goes to Timothy Wed, 11)113 WOO neCoif101 •Vb Publish: January 2, 9. 16, 23, 1979 NORTHERN RESOURCES, INC. slY: Nancy A. Rottman, Pf1$id5flt A A a4i • i""" -.. h' "" ' lake Howell Road. Liugw.ed AA, closed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Mot*vtan ____ an pjag, • ____ Edward the King" Is is the. liI, M$U Shovome _______ OW*to d 'thndwerk' .tftrw. which e wia the Ai -'a the hoe.' Mug min— in en'Jan. 17. .; high beI bnti Pft 11"in _ shown on rmd years ho been the )i pa of IIain's "1: mialusries, Iks eerie. Is being rlid by MW thai N. eemawcial The story of Be*,the royal hr Won ow It I PJL. to bed boy, really om be told in ,na4lgid, Winter Port Civic Center, 1891 'tiseii A,,., simpie Wilder Park. $urd AA Womels Greap, 2pm, 1191 W. First IL c—Hen, LA. clwid. $ W. Aaciwki,Ioran Chsch. 1uC tow to SIOPdGIUIIIMSWI. LaSveQvlcCe.der,Samdord, • am. Ratora 4:19 p.m. minister's ion who Is esctsd to be beyond reproach and bntead tsuws Into the w1id kid Istown. Co.etaving with the actors and actrieses In "Edward Ike K* are appig .cey laid is with $ royally lavish the hind of____ pradIti Udhncea me _______________ .. • • • • . t.'an ____ C1Mam,Caq5by. to upon MRSAY,JAMJAIYfl ldhm a Film ___ ii aig, $ pa ipis ri.. by brim -'.'_ - - ____________ s , is, me reiiei demanded in me Petition.. WITNESS my hard and official Of OKitnber, A . D. $75. (SEAL) ArtIwr N. Isckwtw, Jr. Clerk .i CWcii Court Ss.àinsls County. Florida By: Pat K. Cendell . CAINOt.. BURKE 'At1sriy Isv Petitions, . 4*3 $anIsil APIIIWIC lank Il'. iaatend. Florida iiiii Pbsne (21$) 332.7* Publish: oO.i • _ ___ IVV • ' S PUBLICNOTICI THE FARMERS HOME AD MlNI$TT )4A3 FOR $A, FROM TINS TO TIME, FARM, RESIDENTIAL, BUSINESS, RECREATI ON AND-OR OTHER PROPIRTIIL ANY LICENSED hAt. ESTATI BROKER INTERESTED 1k LISTING THESE PNOP$RTI$ SHOULD CONTACT THE FA*. MINI NONE AONINI5TNATI ob AT 3ICOMMIRCIALIP.O. IC $411. $ANPOND, FLORIDA. 3fl7$. TELEPHONE; 21$.1-------- *131,Pi$.1,1*, . 4 494 114WIX #4 " A& UJ ___ pOfy Clot _____ ___ NW IhN. 14 ____ ri on ____ ____ ___ laded . ___ to ___ . as _____ d1apiay,t Lost Lake Mary Area- Male. Blonde Cocker Spaniel 7 mos. old. Call 322.3072 training & guidance. Join a __ professional team. Call $313253 FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES, INC.. REALTOR edtennis instruction for adults I juniors. Single, group I clinics. Unsurpassed facilities •t Bay Head Racquet Club. For Into. _ call N eed Pro Doug MIIIC: • 11 • Mature person to care for 2 small children in my home 321.0433 zàwskl, 3237363. 'Introduce your child to music. Private piano l drum leucnsw. experienced teachers. 339.3519. __ li-Help Wanled ______________________________ LET'S BE HONEST it you weren 't looking for a new career you 'd't be reading this ad, and It we Wer en't looking for someone to do a lob this ad woul'tb.here.IfyouwanttM opportunity to earn Three to Five Hund red dollars a week, call 1.100.432.1403 anytime for recorded menage. 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 day. AVON IS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. For details call 444.3079, RAILROAD SAFETY INSPECTORS $16,057- S21,694 The Florida Dept. of Tran. minimum of 2 years experience I 6 years for Traffic Iraqi Inspectors to meet Federal Railroad Administration Standards. Related experience lot additional education may be substituted for required college training. Send resume to: James Rankin, Ad. ministrafor, Division of Public Transportation Operations, Hayden Burns Bldg., Tallahassee, Fla. 32304. Equal Opportunity Employer. Career Real Estate!!! Looking For In A We have a success story to tell. Please be our guest on January 16, 1979, 7:30 p.m. Holiday Inn, Holiday Isle, Sanford. Riser. vations not necessary. 321.0041. J.B. St.lman. Inc. hA LTOR Csrpmewer 14 hr.; carpenter's help. or, exp. only $4 hr. work in Deltona. M-11029 bern 7-9 A nL 6372. EOE. Part time file clerk with typing. The Lcascreen Co., Silver Lake Or., Sanford 333.1031. Exp Oniyl Wanted Cooks, dish. washers I waItresses. Apply between 3 & 5p.m. Days Inn, SR 41—Houses 41—Houses CHEAPER THAN GROCERIES S acre (arm. I acres cultivated, 1 acre wooded, $2,500 dwn. Only POOL HOME ON '.z ACRE NEAR LAKE MARY. 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, DOUBLE CARPORT. $350 MONTH. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 3210610. $145 mo. SWIMMING AFTER RIDING 3 acres for pasture. I BR, 2 b w large new pool. Country quiet. AFTER CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 14 acres near 1.4 wIts own lake. Good terms. Won't last. OWNER VERY ANXIOUS. This large beautifully shaded 3 BR, 2 bath In picturesque Lake Mary area, over sized rooms, $4,500. TENNIS LOVERS DREAM 6 yr. young 3 BR, 2 b, CH&A, tennis court & club house Privileges. Less than 10 pct down. 556.000. REDUCED$7,000 for quick sale. A real attractive buy. 3 OR, 1½ bath, like new, room to grow. Excellent neighborhood. This is a choice property. Call today to STEMPER AGENCY EALTOR 322-199) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 162.3655 322.1959 see. $391900. DUPLEX attractive & comfort. able as any home. Live in one side, let the other side make your monthly payments. Choice location. 53.5,900. Harold Hall Realty en Inc REALTOR, MLS 2606 So. Orlando Dr. (1792) 323-5774 Day Jim Hunt REALTY REALTOR Realty, ktc. AFTER HOURS 322 0441 332399' TWO PLUS I WO IS FOUR And That's A Fact Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Toot RETIREMENT HOME- Nature's Paradise-last country living property in Sanford. 6 blocks from hospital. House 31, beautifully refinished inside I out. Priced reasonably. Seeing is believing. 322.1945. 3D, Inc., REALTOR 33945ge 339-0301 YOU'LL C Its inner warmth and homey at. masphere is most appealing in this 3-21/, with fireplace, extra large family room for those who We to entertain, nice screened Porch and a pool size yard. Mayfair Section. 1143J00. Naturally landscaped sitting for a two story with mature trees and space for gardening in Spring. 4 splendid bedroom, 21', baths, extra rooms. laundry room, dining room, eat.In kitchen, lovely oak floors. Inspect today W.M. REGRET* Priced to sell - 2.1, utility room, can be easily converted to 3rd bedroom, dining rm. oil- in kitchen 519400. THE DAYS Acreage lEA. Peaceful and quiet, land Is all cleared, mobile home 3.11',, only 4 years old $35,000. You finally decided to look at theie homes REALTY WORLD. 575.150 2005 Gtenway Dr 12, swimming pool $85,000 10 acres on Pineway. $37,000 ./iin i&i'4'l,"e' i ';/ 323-7832 EVENINGS 3320612 G] 3276167, 372 717? FOR SALE 3 BR,? ball, home on large lot. $35,000. By Owner. )fl 4126 ask for Lu kit., washer, ww carpet, I Morel Move On I n I Just 519,9001 SUPER 2 BR, 1 bath home in D.ltona in a quiet location Dining area, Fla. Rm., 1g. 5cr. porch, eat-in kit., washer & dryer, carpet I tile I Extrasl BPP WARRANTED. Only 533.5001 shopping I Yours for 532,9001 Buy for 526,5001 Reg. Real Estate Broker 2630 Sanford Ave. 322 7643 - Sanford's Sales Leader 322- 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 []] REALTORS PARK 322-4569 W. 3214137. 1 -' . ,.. everything I sz ,soo. Meant for two. Cozy 2 BR, cabin kit., alumn shed, fenced. Many fruit trees. $32,100. Something special 33 old brick wall In L R, sc. porch, brick BBQ, pool w-privacy fence, green. - _______ -- Knots, Shoes, Work Clothes ' ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 327 $791 I s jic. OR suite now,$239; S L new $399; Loveseat 5.41.95 & up; 7 pc dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $SOI up; El. stove$6OI up; full site draperies 1101 up. Sanford due $46 or take over payments $14 mo. Free home trial. Call 131.1714 day or nigh t. DUE 10 DIVORCE company m us t sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip I sew needs someone to take over pa ymen ts $ 15 mo. or pay bal. $126.42. Call 131 1711. Will Modern- I couch, I chair. mat - area :1000 to hospital I all con. 0161 or REAl. EITATr REALTOR, 3327400 '... %flCU Call all S. 323 III) I I I BUSINESS SE1, AND LET AN Al. ______________________________ ___________ Air Cond,& Heating _________________________ C en tral Heat & Air Cond. Free st. Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford. 3721771 Crawlord's Refrigeration: Have your heater or furnace servic ed & checked for Winter. Lic. Bonded, Ins. 323 5300 JACK FROST- Lent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Es). on inst Comm & t4 3720208, Beauty Care 9 333.1061 or eves, 3230517 MIS INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, liberlgas & Cellu- 'ise Lowest prices. Call 321 0639 c' 904 734 6708 collect. - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S.G. BALINT &ASSOC. 322066$ PAINJING. CARPENThY & CAUlNTS 32) 0429 Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric itoves & nefrig. Furnishings & Misc. items. 317 Palmetto Ave. I Man, quality operation $ yrs. exp Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327 1321 CerarnicTil. Ught Hauling MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky sh owers our specIalty. 23 yr s. Exp 671 7617. Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances I Mi sc. (LOCAL) 3495371 Dressmaking - P&nflng AAA PAINTING All types painting I house cleaning. Free Est. 323 4794. Drapes, Upholstery 3220701 C.ANNYS PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed lnsur,'d 3Ondtd FREE Estimates ()0$) 3279460 E lectrical BOB FOLEY Wiring I Repairs Call 323 9416 - S14lousehold Goods 'I SALE - NEW twin site box springs I. mattress $23.95 to. Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1753 So. of Sanford. 332-6721. Grooming & Boarding ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses.Heated kennels. 323 5752 cleaning - - PIunlrgS,rv1 ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg Cds ArCepted 321.15$1 Liltle want ads bring big, big results. Just try one. 312 2611 or III 9993 S.wFlNng PRECISION SAW FILING 323-5951 Part s. Let us I Ic your sawl 1346100 American Rent All 3229113 in home Improve mints Tree Service 53—iV. Radio. Stereo ZENI TH Walnut Stereo, AM. 14 sterse Radio, 4 $iW PRO unwable, S track law Oliver. old new 1*,a rest buy at only 1 or take up paymes of $11 me. Call 131.1714 for free MW d.morSlretlon, 30 Or _ Plaster patching & simulated TOWIRS BEAUTY SALON f or merly Harriett' Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322 5142 led Appliances: Gas, 323*1 ( Home Improvements brick & Stone speciality 322 2780 Service. Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES REALTOR _________ Interior, Exterior Plastering OIL HEATER CLEANING Unsworth Really '63 Olds "' Alterations, Dressmaking ENMORE WASHER M. '70 Dodge Coronet, 519$ ARMY NAVY SURPLUS JlO Sanford Ave 3725791 '1 - Build to suit - our lot or yours. FHAVA. PHA 335 & 243. After 3, 3226101. all 6 5743903 ,eniences. $35,300. CallBatit _ TOYOTA '73 Corona HT. Auto, Air, AM FM stereo. Low mileage. Above avera')e' cond. $2200. marked gold or sterling any 52—Appliances those who demand tei Most. 7 SR modern home as over 1400 W. Ft. living I is lociled 323 7340 WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. nllure Salvage. 373-5721. chlng ottoman, Herculon material. Wooden end I matching coffee Ibis. 5300. 6.5 333. house, workshop, $19,100. WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in JUSIMAKE PAYMENTS-1 69 to '75 models Call 339 9100 or 831 4605 IOeiler) P"ayiniJ $15 mens, $7.50 *omens class rings, also buying any 50-Mscellaneous for Sale I BUY SELL TRADE 31131SE FirstS? 127-542 the Evening Herald today. NEWS SN, 1 both, C.H&A, carpet, 974*. $% WA. iroker Contract. 12 15 French Ave. I_LASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for sio,,00. Fantastic value. 3 BR, good residential area, nicely land. scaped, I yr. warranty. _ YOUI'IAMEIT - I BUY IT j I even for you' S acres-2 Bedroom, large family MAYFAIR beautiful 3.1'.',, Cent HIA, sparkling clean, many extras. I yr. warranty. $39,000. ____ - ' WILSON MAIER FURNIIURE room, screened porch. BLAIR AGENCY ____________ Buy 662 7483 deliver, no obligation. BATEMAN REALTY 321 0759 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE 'THAT'S NO.11 68—Wanted to Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new ov er $1000, bal. 160,000. -- - Motorc ycle insurance WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, LIc. Mfg. Broker, 825 No I D Wymore Rd., Altamonte SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. Being transferred must sacrifice MARKHAM RD. 32, *5 acres, - 373 3866or 323 7710 SANFORD AUCTION Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 PINECREST 32, C•H&A, car peted, FR, fenced back, carport. 78—torCycIes Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 5101 Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. of 333L4754 - 5nf 509 Plumosa - Steam I_lean Your Own Carpet BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 2139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford MUST SELL MAKE OFFER - BUY JUNK CARS From $1010 $50 Call 372 1621 GREENE 4 7-A—Mortgages Bought & Sold SUPER SUNLAND 3 BR, 1 bath, large lot, quiet area. Very clean, neat home. $24,950. LAKE MARY 2 I, $21,500. ATTRACTIVE 3 OR, 1 11 bath home w C HIA, w.w carpet, fenced back yd., near schools I shopping I Nice Neighborhoodl A -- _ RIALTY Asking $35,000. LOVELY Spacious 3 OR, 2 bath home on landscaped corner lot In Pinecrestl W w carpet, OR, Lg. Fla. Rrn, I close to schools & . ---.- -. 64—Equipment for Rent --- condition. - 3225990 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322 9111 Eves after 6 & weekends ______________ Trade lop quality $4,000 1st mortgage 4Fre & Clear 1975, 1 owner Cream Puff Otds Station 'Iagon & cash for equity 1o2 or 3 BR. home or duplex. 6312512. EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell Call today and your Classified Ad will %ppear here tomorrow. FURNISHED2 BR.) bath home in convenient localiont Close to city, shopping, St. Johns Riven Neat with dining area, est.in __ equity. 3220216. 5264 SEIGLER REALTY Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars. trucks & heavy equipment. VELLOWSAND catch up back payments & bu) ktAL ESTATE Assoclale needed to work In Sanford or Longwood area. Tony Coppola Associates, Realtor. SO 77—Junk 77—Junk Cars Re moVed Call Dick Lacy, 323-1510 Losing your home & credit? I will .,. Of OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost new, orange trees, C-H&A. 7',, Pct. assumable mon. Call 323 O - •'S, h..•, M. ________ BEAU IFUL 3 BR, 2 bath custom built home in exc. neighborhood Spacious Rms., DR, Fla. Rm., C. H&A, eq. eat-in kit., ww carpet, 1. every imaginable featurel Super buy at $745001 - painted. Double lot. Carport. Priced to Sell. 1118 Valencia Cf. 3 BR. 1', bath 41/ (")I,/, Classified Ads are the smallest big news items you will find anywhere ________ 10 acre tracts, St Johns River 1 80—Autos for Sale access from $1100 per acre. $750 ___________________________ -- - . -.- ________ dwn. 20 yr terms, Osteen. ..________________ Zachary R Tribble, Realtor, 65—Pets-SupplIes .3056688696 & 8308026 Eve 8 -. DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION wkends 90.1 731 8964. Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway FreePart Cocker Spaniel Daytona BeaCh. will hold a Male, 2 yrs. old Sacres Lk Front, Lk Sylvan area 323 0755 public AUTO AUCTION ewer.., $71,000. Best terms. William Tursaay & Saturday at 730 It's AKC Pekingese 3 Fern. Puppies. 1 Mallczowski, Realtor. 3237913 the only one in Florida You set II .,hni,4 D.I •.w. me reserved price Call 904 255 904 677 6203 8311 for further details 47—Real Estate Wanted 24 HOUR E. 322-9283 SELLERSI. BUVERSI YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME I WE SELL HOMES I WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER 2521 PARK DR. 323211$ 122-9251 - STENSTROM Night or 24351 i S. French (17-92) Sanford 32304 f 377 2255 FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL REALTORS $30 6511or 339 4711 eves Oviedo, Reed Ave.½ acre. 'I BR, I' 2 bath. $78.000 ternational Airport. -- INC. OWNER SEZ SELL Good small business location. 50' frontage on 1792. Good traffic count. BEAUTIFUL LOCH ARBOR. At. tractive large 4 BR, 21/, bath country kitchen, swimming pool, near lakes & country Club. person SNord Auction, 1215$. French Ave. ' 7307 French Ave - 62—Lawn-Garden FORREST REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Central Florida Coin Club, Sheraton Orlando Int Airport Inn. 3035 Beeline Or . On Across from Orlando In -. Guitars. Drums, Banjos Corn plete. Thomas organs, pianos Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. FUR LAKE MARY AREA Canal front lot, cleared ready to build $12.000 HAL COLBERT Jan, 12. I). 14 Fr, Sat, 10 a m 7 pm. Sun ID am S pm 60 dealers buy ing 0 selling US & Foreign Coins-stamps FREE APPRAISALS. Sponsored by the ___ —.______ 43—Lots-Acreage - The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 1..• .J .S x 'S" ---- - Coin Show. FREE ADMISSION 59—Musical Akirchandise 321 0640 ONE OF A KIND --. -• - - ___. Ave. Full time oil around work in Auction House. Chauffeur's Iicin*, heavy lining & some sales required. Salary + potential extra polite. Apply in -. _ RACQUET STRINGING--GRIPS All type racquets, Avg $8 Scott Reagan 322 0177 - G town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto 141 II, Sanford. Busy Mother needs loving Grandmother fV 7 & 12 yr. old boys Sanford area. Prefer live .n.614-SS71 bel'n 9 am. 0.5 p.m. 69—Stamps-Coi ns 57—Sports Equipment SEI L ER REALTY BROKER the price of children's sneakers!" Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. operation. Steady year around work. Advncss on each trip. Call Bob Bevis toil tree 1100.43$. 5670 . u.coo "Don't talk about religion, politics, or Residential AuctionS & Ap- praisais. Call Dell's Auction. 323 Accessories ________________________ 7927 Hwy. 1793 Sanford, Fla 37171 W000ED16ACRESINMOBILE 31-4partments Furnished For Estate, Commercial & ROBSON MARIN. VA& t-HA_rinancing * OWNER OPERATORS Mercury Motor Espies we owner operators in tile fiat bed division for East coast -- 55-Boats & HOME AREA NEAR GENEVA eNEVERS Nurses. RN's I LPN's, Aides, Liveki companion, slwrt term assignment. Homemakers Up. John 421-0636. .- . -- 371 5200 1970 BRIGADI ER NISHED. $8.0w 72—Auction - - 3803 Orlando Dr Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323-1670 Mariner's Village LAKE MARY 3 OR, freshly REAL ESTATE 2S Color, 8eauliiu, walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 131 1711 amy or SKYLINE 14'w fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1, 2 BR de'uxc un,Is. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of _ ________________________ 42—?kblle Homes 30-Apartments Unfurnished furniture Refrig., stoves, toots night 323-5494 sportatlon Is sibtcu qui.11fled applicants for Public Iran. sportation Specialist II position to perform the duties as railroad track I equipment safety in. spectors. Degree 1 5 years of experience directly related to the position is necessary to qualify as a Public Iran. sportation Specialist It Ap. plicants for the Railroad Car Inspector positions require a reie,iu,i qualified buyer. 121,000 to $36,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2217 9a.m. .ip.m. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used Sell those unused items through New 235 Homes, 4 PC?. interest to APARTMENT TO SHARE Cash 322.4132 t h e Classified Section. 641-3013 - 68—Wanted to Buy Need extra money for Christmas? Phone 372 7081.Sanford 41—Houses LA KE MARY AREA urrently interviewing ex perienced I newly licensed agents. We pledge ourselves to your being a success. Continuous Florida upon a j udg ment rendered A.D. 1979, in that c er tain DEF.70 ___________________ of Ahanthwt.d casesntltled: In Re: In the Mattir . IF Held by the Seminole County Sheriff IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, N AND pursuant to P.S. Sic. 706,01, which FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, aiore$ald Order was delivered torn, FLORIDA Sheriff of Seminal. County, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7 04617.CAes.A Florida arid the said property to IN RI: THE MARRIASE OP include: SHARON ANNE SPIVEY Thirty-Six (36) Assorted Bicycles Po$flIO,i4 and the und,rslpwd as Sheriff of and Seminole County, Florida, will at CHARLES WAYNE SPIVEY 11:00 A.M. on the 37th day of Respondent JO)SU A. D. 1979, for sale NOTICEOPACTIOII and sell to the hiehestb,,OR TO; CASH, (Absolutely no checks or CHARLES WAYNE SPIVEY credit c) the above d.scttbed Si Russell Court per property at thi location of Ypsilntl, Midilgen lIifl YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED m. mutt'irat & Road Depart. Floridi, thai an Idisri for dissokatis Of "Wit of kms o Hiofiway 17.97, South of Sariterl, marria,e has been i County, Florida and you r' required to serve a copy $enino Thai Said sale is being made Of your written defsns to It, if any, pursuant to Chapter 705 of the CARROLL IURKI, Attorney (or Statues Petitioner, WIUSI addrs IS 613 John I. pgi, tBuilding. Sanford, Florida, and liii the Sem inole County, orl,I.isl with tile Clerk of Circuit Cow). SmnIsr, Setninele County. PUbIIII: January U. 1 979 February, AD., 1979, sIharwi a DIF.4I _______________ It you don't believe Ihat want ads bring results, try one, and listen to your phone ring. Dial 3222611 or 531 9993. I 3320352 W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. IA.MEMBER BROKEF County Court of Seminole County. -. ____ premier - _________________ BICYCLE SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that by In the aforesaid Cou rt on the 2nd day P'blt$f JO). 16, 33, 30, Feb.6, im of January Medel Inc., Realtor Try One 5—Lost & Found Out of and under the seal of the President Watehers, Seam's, Altamonte Mall, 10 n.m. -.--- -- virtue of that certain Order for Abandonment Proceedings Issued ROLESHAR, INC. $ BY: J.D. Felnstiin, For Americana, however, he Is getting the full television who does a splendid Job, treotmeid - U if he had beginning In episode five. In an ' 4)4. reigned like his mother for interesting bit of casting, YACS, club forIn singles, l 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Cl* mOre then half a Ce nt ury in. GidgUd pl 710 E. Rollim, Orlando. ays Benjamin DlsFl stead of a mere decade. IIJ Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Dellona Christian oil and as always he's 1 d). While thi queen hung on to pleasure to watch. her power lilt, a Victorian UOL ynaJ protecting her virtue, the series together is Mmstte senior CitizeN clans IOni0lBd by PrOJSCI'OASIS Edward whiled away the prim Q'ssje as Includes fihna, elide, and talk on Florida. as Britain's fl v BE the series turolls, sraJ Soddy of MldFloilda wiflual membership playboy, H, didn't really almost kittenish 2 pm., S.c1jy First Fed" S&L, ISN. robin when he aenuned the si in her yowtger days but Woodisad thems. stage 30, bid his private jot plain stubborn throughoig peccadiules dido't prevent him her bug lifa. SA1VRDAY, JANUARY 30 T.CII, United , from being an outstanding 7 p.m., Robert Hardy plays Albert, of menarch In the flint decade of prince consort and invincible IMMOk p.m., the *1I cuda'y, when Euro. influence on Na wife, well. MistIng,? Grm Am c,SR 431, For' City. psuipsitUcswsretrgaj membg disaster for his 5011. years Middle District of Florida DEF.3 $j Kiwanis,? am., Sambo's Sanford. ____ Rottman, Dated: December 21, 197$. GEORGE R. GROSSE UNITED STATES MARSHAL KENDELL W. WHERRY 8—a—I, sooth Reotry, 7:80 am., Lord Quinley's Altamonte SW1D _____________ w. Feuary 6, )97, at the ls of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. REGIONAL RESOURCES, Assistant United States Attorney INC. Attorney for Plaintiff slY: Ruth J. Roseman, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19 VU king of England, almost became a young man and as the mature Iii. President Overenten Miiuyom, 7:30 p.m,, Community United Methodist Church, 17-s, Casielberry. It takes three actors to f the year 157$ at public outcry to L.STING DEVELOPMENT, thehighesta ndbestbIdd9l'f or cash at 12 o'clo ck noon on Tuesday, Brass." Dance. Vlc.'toija cltmg to life, to her television markets. • • Uwôfleandberpower, with such led, however, to taxes, if any due, League of Women Voters of Seminole Co. unit meeting, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Open to public. W YORK (UPI) - Queen of the cowdry'a . Pie) Book?, page 31, Public Receres of Seminole County, Florida. Sub. MENT, INC. Temple. A dance with that pursuant to a Final Decree of em ber Statute, to-wit: 163.09 Florida 1 1 , 1971, by the above entitled Court Stat ut es in the above styled Cause, the tin Signed : dorsned United States Marshal, or .0 of his duly author ized deputies, Civic Center. MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day ___________ Beginner, intermediate & advanc. undersigned is engaged in business COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF at 135 East Altamonte Drive, FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Altamonte Springs, Seminole COURT NO. 7$.46Orl.ciy.y County, Florida, under the fictitious UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, name of Residential Communities Plaintiff, .vs. EUGENE HUNTER America, and that the undersigned and AREBEDELLA HUNTER, his Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. CLASSIFIED AVERT ISIP4G Sanford. Fla. 32771 --____ NOTICE UNDER DEF. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE ______________________ OES Semissle Chapter 2, 8 p.m., Sanford Masonic •OVEREASY 647.3333 or write Publish Jan. 12, 14, 13, 16, 17, 1979 ' Divisional Headquarters, 6316 San Juan Ave., No. 40, Jacksonville, Fl. 32210. Please include phone number. 3235116 ulI 1. Part time, advancement, benefits. Apply at Handy Way store, 25th St., Sanford. Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. Box 533 Sanford, Florida 32771 • Cash for your lot Will build Oil your lot or our lot, V Enterprises, Inc. 32—Houses Unfurnished problemdrinkers Forfurtherinformation ca ll Administrator 94 Castle Brewer Court Legal Notice Starlight Primeuaders square dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Shell Road, SanfordRtaracj,7:30p.m,, First Feder1JofSemole Sanford AA, 8p.m., 1301 W. F FRI) ®UPBEAT AL-ANON forfamilIts orfr lends of prepared and submitted in ac Family Club. 201 Commercial IN OUR FAMILY? with other customers, to see Oblections to the release of funds bases other than those stated above nominee PossibIlities without willwill not be considered by Hut). No home. Objection recelvedatte,. Jan. 1979 will be consid er ed by HUD. Thomas Wilson, Ill. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. •MERYGRIPFIN(WED) OTHI PARTRIDGE FAMILY ISALçOHOLA PROBLEM member subscribers, along Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida 32201. Recovery Inc. for nervous and former mental patients, 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Rd., Altamonte Springs, Sa nford 8erader senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Air Force Sergeants Asia. Ausfl1vy, 8 p.m., McCoy Sealer Citizem Dance, 2:30 p.m., AAA EMPLOYMEN1 Housi thus allowing academy Pen ng a nd Urba n Development, insular Plaza, Ml River side South SemIne1eAA,me1tal health center, RobInoad, Altamonte Springs. AARP and NART, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. • •THE00000UPLE 3O Write P.O. Box 12 1 3 Sanford, FIori.a 32771 six showings of nominee pros. Area Office, U.S. D*partminl of Commerce. •MISTERROGERS(A) 6:30 (2) NEWS Phone 647-3333 But In the past four Januarys procedure (24 CFR Part SI), and z has programmed from One to may be address ed to HUD a? Flor ida Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn, Interstate Can Help cordance with the required Resources FENDS • MARY .rvii uoo (12) ROOKIES (TUE) MOVIE DINAHI EDUCATIONAL PROORAMMING *00 L SPECIAL (WED) proval of the release of funds and approved by HUD; or (B) that during most of the year. Ovledo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford , 0000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS Tony Randall, Beverly Sills, %01111011 0 KSWOILD(WED) BATTLE OF THE PUN (MON.WED.ffi1 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA an TUNS IS CARLOAD MITI • (MON. TUE. THU, FRI) •PO$(WW) Jazz 11:30 73S "CONVENTION GIRLS" CIAL(FRI) 5 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES CAPTAIN KANGAROO 9TUDI0 SEE (MON, s, Thti,F 2) 4)00021 NEWS "WY-1793 B 115 (4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE. 800 S DICK CAVE!! Guests: I (4) THE BRADY BUNCH (MON. THU) ( fill TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA the great songs of Cole Porter. Jimmy and Percy Ruth, -- fill NEWS 7:30 Guests: Natalia Makarova, the L 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (MON WEDERI) (I) SPECIAL TREAT (TIlE) Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous runs three movies a week Process. Objections must be Hospital Medical Staff Library. Free to public. 7016 for reservations. Celbery Rotary, noon, 7:30 a.m., S & S Cafeteria. 7:25 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA • GOOD MORNING FLORIDA PROBLEM? or step applicable to the subsidiary "Z channel" which prfinding, loci in the en vironmental review funeral arrangements, 2 p.m., Winter Park Memorial 3:30 (4)0 MASH (A) S ELECTRIC COMPANY WOODWORKER ASSISTANT MANAGER CABLE INSTALLER BODY PAINTER WAREHOUSE A C HELPER MECHANIC MANY MORE GOOD JOBS ARE WAITING FOR YOU FACED WITH ADRINKING en viron men tal review in the Los Angeles area which record for the project indicates servesi9,000sutscrjbers, hasa omission of a required decision, Orriaon home of Mrs. Charles Steenwêrth, 10a.m. Its a new weekl lets start it off with a lob. _____________________ Theta Cable, a pay TV outfit applicants The Woman's Club of Sanford, Epsilon Sigma we Show them proof. If you want proof, call 'Tom Kent, collect, at 901269.2071 or write: Vanguard new officer or other officer of applicant tenders. 18-HelpWb rited - WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate' Dating Service, All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL 33517. acceptance of the certification only if it is on one of t he followi ng bases: 1 ,, - ' Good Used Ie,evisions. $25 and up Miilers2bl9 Orlando Ave. VA-F HA.235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment p.m. and net over $10,000 per year. They stop saying it when 28—Apts. & Houses To Share -. DIVORCE-S20.10-i.uaranteed. Free details; KIT, Box fll, pompano, FL. 33061, 941.6997. serious Academy Award con- fad executed by the chief ex ecutive Altamonte Mall Somimrs for Seniors on wills, estate planning 113(1 STUDIO SEE .0000 MORNING AMERI. CA U TAXI A wealthy older worn. WEDS GENERAL HOSPITAL TODAY GD 8 CBS NEWS 9:30 PLAZA II 300 700 the Vichy regime of World War If. (2 Hrs.) LAST 3 HillS Overeaters Aieuymous, 7:30 p.m., (2)(I21 ANOTHER WORLD HI,t'DR ______ _____ the aid of those films which are (a) That the certifica tion was not in Sears. 3 Lines Minimum ______________ --- centage of academy members will accept an objection to Its op. television has come to j ________________________ rooms. But only a tiny per- vlronrnental Policy Act of 1969. HUD Now line Sunday - Noon Friday sibihitles under the National En. meeting, 9:30 am., First Federal of Seminole SR 434, ... 3$c a Noon The Da Before Publication actors, producers and directors brought to enforce responsibilities in relation to environmental reviews, to have as many members as decision - making, and action; and possible see their work. that thes• risponsibilities have been has home projection rooms, consecutive times DEADLINES playing In home projection will have satisfied its respon. Lon gwood. Open to public. (2) fill THE DOCTORS Section" (C) (1975) Documen- E. First St., for all League of Women Voters of Seminole Co. unit 2:30 l consecutive times ... 35c a line above with Block Grant funds from certification is that upon its op. good chance for nomlnaticms proval, City of Sanford, Florida may traveled the Bel Air circuit, use the Block Grant funds, and HUD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17 6:49 S PBS MOVIE "Special NOPASSI$ Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Sanford area club presidents 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY In the past, movies with a satisfied. Th. legal effect of the PresIdents Club, organization meeting, 7:30 p.m., (2) fl DAYS OF OUR LIVES ilime •. ......... 43c a line I SATURDAY 9-Noon the others. It is vital, then, for the Federal courts if an action is Sears, (4) 0 AS THE WORLD HOURS 3 Members Invariably vo,e for and Thomas Wilson, Ill, in his of. ficial capacity as Administrator , films they have seen, Ignoring consent to accept the jurisdiction of Z we tell them that our distributors open their office doors at 5:30 p.m. close at 9:30 RATES of the project. This En. Title I of the Housing and Corn. in almost impossible for m munity Development Act of 1971. Hollywoodfolktoseemorethan Cityof Sanford, Florida Is —'s a fraction of them. toHUDthatCityovSanford,FI Overeaters Anoiymoea, 7:30 p.m., Anamonte Mall Q ONE LIFE TOUVE CLASSIFIED DEPT. the U.S. Department of Housing arid - 53—TV-Radio-Stereo 3 BR, 1', bath, range, ref., dish w, washer dryer. Fenced backyard $27.500 Call 322 2171 1 ext. 22 before 5 or 323 4395 alter 1 5. 30. - IMPOSSIBLE That is what most people say when pour izdo theaters every year, It Urban De v elopm ent (HUD). unde r CALENDAR 2:00 (4) KUTANA grip line TURNS )LSIJPi4 BROThERS Inasmuch as seine 300 fIIfllS A 831-9993 dertake the project described direction and the rest. y u uuiui,'uou "Amozing. Your blood pressure his risen on 1:30 (2) NflE ON THE ROAD 'older" woman. (12) MOVIE "If It's luesdOy. , 00.1 41—Houses Orlando- Winter Park 322-2611 available for public examination every movie made during the and copying, upon request. year, evaluating performances, City of Sanford, Florida will tin. . TUESDAY, JANUARY 14 fill BEWITCHED (ME) TUE. learn that Jack ii dating in LAST 3 Nifil I .— RESTLESS 0 ALt. MY CHILDREN TRY(MON) Cl) PORTER WAGONER ( and Chrissy are esétted to fill , 1:00 HOLLYWOOD (2) SQUARES (MON. WED.FRI) (2) SADDLEBACK SUPER. STARS MM (3[) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE Seminole academy would see each and file at the above address and is . 0 RYAN'S HOPE 121 PASSWORD PLUS Q NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY • uwu review II ____________________ CLASSIFIED Ideally, everymemberofthe vironmental Review Record is on I-ri (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW _______ An Environmental Review Record nominations, ~~ e I . I~ -- to jiggle the memories of respecting the within Project has academy members In hopes of been made by the above-named City which documents the environmental ____________________________________________________________ I (2) NEWS RREL() CM mans family and holds them in exchange for $25-million worth of armaments. ThREE' COMPANY 12:30 OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) AMERATHREEfTHLfl opposes his slsters engage. mont to a half-breed Hawaiian. (2 Hrs.) 0 CBS MOVIE "Sky (1976) James Coburn, Susan. nah York. A gang of terrorists kidnaps a wealthy business. • :. ws a EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (T estate owner stubbornly ffiIENOS Guest: Alan King, I) DICK CAVETI Guest: Dr. Arno Penzias, 1978 winner of 'the Nobel Prize for Physics. % v'" t&it'n -C _ ----.r: -, , ~ Sanford, Seminole, Florida $2100000 underway. Studios and •, RESTLESS wilMom (3) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE MOVIE "amond Head" (C) (I 963) Charlton Heston. Yvette Mimieux. A Hawaiian tIIICAAOL BURNETT AND ALL SIMS. ,,J THE YOUNG AND THE 6:00 AG ONSKY AND COMPA. apartment. 01N!UrnON OSHA NA NA Guest: Del Shannon. _SORjf0 - ' (I)JEOPARDY PTL CLUB a private detective in their sum I / 12.00 SEMESTER 5:53 Music City" (Premiere) Sonny Bono. Lee Purcell. A muslctar. and his fashion model wife turn (2) LIARS CLUB CAJLI IDlII1 A _Aii~ I I /-1 . (~ ~ 4, A 1~!..~~, -0 ..Z 1-..~__ -.1,13 _. , ~ ~ ~ -.::... ~ - actors take every opportunity 5:30 ;ii TO ALL INTERESTED AGEN. CIFS, GROUPS AND PERSONS: On or about Jan. tn9 Me DT L1 LLYWOOD YTLJ HO (car nominations are Just around the corner with ballot AFTERNOON MORNING sleuths to learn who murdered pLAZAu1 •.w (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE . . Div IS S I abov.nimed City will riquest the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Deviiopment to r$lease Federal funds under Title I of the Housing and Community big among the 3,000 motion Development Act of 1571 (P1 53.3) for the following project: picture academy members Public Housing Modernization and scheduled to begin j month. Housing Rehabilitation The usual barrage of trade ' To provide homeownership op. portunity for low and moderate paper ads eztoulngthe virtues income families and upgrade pubhi of performers and films al- housing projects. a I 0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 SUNRISE NBC MOVIE "Murder 7:30 CHILD 1.15 i 11:55 9:00 THE CA088.Wffs ADULTS 30 Begins 0 FAMILY 0 LAVERNE 0 SHIRLEY Shirley. convinced she is adopted, persuades Laverne to help her find her real father. O JOKER'S WILD I) MACNEIL / LEHREA REPORT .!LAZAT) (2HIGHROLLERS 0 HAPPY DAYS (A) dramatized, Sad, Florida 32171 ______ !U }.''J / ,.- 004 rt -n / ' .. rrage [ ".' (1) 0 ALL STAR SECRETS (1) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT '• Authority of the City ot a 1 (!)O ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) • FUNDS 6:30 4) MARY TYLER MOORE ."Almost A Nuns Story" Geor. gette visits Ted at the studio only to find him kissing another woman in his dressing room 0 I - THE NEWLYWED GAME U BARNABY JONES Barna. by becomes trapped in a of deadly ratuesnakes.(R) P.I(IE You Can't 9 St ea l LOVO (1975) Robert Conrad Don Stroud The story of the two Florida beach bums who engineered the theft of the Priceless "Star of India" 9 is GRANDPA GOES ro WASHINGTON (4) 0 CBS REPORTS The Bra dley reports of nearly 25 million Vietnamese who have fled their homeland with segments filmed atvarious refugee camps in the Far East Q HAPPY DAYS Joanla decides to take smoking order to join a "cool" girls' club. 0 SOUNDSIAGE 'Shal Silversteln;Dr. Hook" (2) • Tuesday, Jan. 16,197 -3B NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF pq.ieMWlI _______________________________________________________________________________________ EVENING car h'i 9 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. LeoI Notice PERMATEX COA T ING I HOME IMPROVEMENT 53.4539 $314167 TREE REMOVAL. Trimming. stump removal, licensed I in. weed FREE 11,11 e't W BUSH liss...... 322.21IorS31.993 I TO LIST YOUR DIAL -. �, 0-- BLONDIE Evening N' T I'M SELLING A NEW WONDER , I4&R CREAM Herald Sanford, FL Tuesday, NEED MIXED IT MAKES THE PERrECT HORS D'OEUVRE 16, 1979 Jan. 'J I "J Answer to Previous Puzzle InC Df A 1 Beds If !.j ___ 5 Sheep shelter 53 Esaus wife 9 Billboards 54 Sound of y r-j l2Heart bell TIIIIE 13 Drug plant se Brother of I 14 Acquired Abel !.t_ui.! 15 Russian 58 Nuclear c •p emperor agency (abbr.) 16 Regans fath er 59 Novelist Ulf IlMeasureof Ferber land (metric) 60 Feminine 0 18 Grinding ö (suffix) stone LLL Solicit 20 Journal 62 Condenses 10 Flat- bottomed 34 Deepness 22 Sunder 63 Being (Let) boat 38 Police 23 Place 11 Female saint weapon 24 Triumphant DOWN (.bbr.) 39 Hawkey. exclamation 19 Coin of Iran 27 Burro State 1 300, 29 Fits Sowed 2 Leak out 33 bit (2 wds.) 45 Terminal pole 24 Interrogates 47 School (Fr.) playing area 3 English streetcar 25 Icy 35 Milk (Fr.) 48 Pillage Beverages 4 More dry precipitation 49 36 Cows 37 Public service 5 Latin music 26 King 5 1 Kind of grain 40 Hits with palm 5 Oil (suffix) Mongkut's 52 Young lice tutor 42 New (prefix) 7 Tailless 53 Auto club 43 Service amphibians 28 Astonish 55 Compass 8 More uncanny 30 Naive (Fr.) charge 9 Bacterial 44 Afternoon 31 Hawk-like bird point snack culture 32 Eye infection 57 By birth IT'S ALSO GOOD 50 Dress material FOR BRUISES, ONTUSIONS AND I 46 Tool 48 Livid ACROSS by Chic Young ______ /.., 1, /fr, ; N,JT i DIP 0 0 N I. A M !jij £ 1i P A $ 1 ' A A rrri 14 A 00 N V V 0 ' 0 £ A 1 ' 0 N V H N $ 61 1:1: • .. ____ ____ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker (YEAH1lTWHO Roman 21 Even a little 41 Neighborhood HE PIPN EVEN I HE LIKEP MY _ ___ -?J0fr C —) I — — ____ "AM TWO ou'(, HOW (HAFOLP N&DA (.HlP. — — — — — — ro e P bl ][IvenijmL y 111eiviiiii m DEAR DR. LAMB I mtit comment 01) your column $tA) Dr. toot odors. I am 56 and war [ and thoes daily sturdy nw have tried everything. I find Lamb standard foot soaps and powders irritating. Feminine deodorant sprays, mild and effective, do the trick. Cleanliness comes first. Plain Inllnalu,he had a fruit ulad cornstarch sprinkled IIgI*1Y that contained mangoes. He the shoes he also. Stockings •was rushed to the hospital and With cotton t are better because as be had trouble In breathing. He A wlntergreen lotion for the was the only one of 70 guests — than 71st nylons. APART? — — Ch ool — — — — - • 'v's t . us ,w ARCHIE by Bob Montana MISS PHI DO YOU I-IA THINK WHEN DID YOU CUT YOUR FINGER S ________ ABOUT TWO TIO _______ JUST SUN eUSY TO BLEED UN'TlL NOW' _______ — D-AlDr, 1P — — — — NEWSPAPI ENTERP I — E EK 1. MEEK I by Howls Schneider ',k4)J T FiN) A WARM (3091 Pd.L OVER MY [1 (D — coming t) ,CO? L could be WWW-waft over GFMM ta taking king advantage of them. Akhougb ___it Dotormine those you watt, and too po WI N BRIDGE AT 21-Jum 30) room tor South tmooperate ~ below the game leVel arid South elected to bid four '"OdI. wn't attempt to show azamon as a suit. It merely showed the diamond ac. and mild slam rest. It also encouraged North to make a real slain effort. He did this by his five. diamond call to show siccontrol to deny the am of spdes. It was enough for South to go to six hearts. The play is a cinch whim yousee theEast-Wec'd All lines wait. Act South the lf NORTh 1-11-A • J102 S • K7 AK 574 __ _______ _ •ss ___ __________ • . 'OJ JUST MI5SEL? A GREAT PERFORhVk~ICE! CARLTtE PIP THE GA SCHOOL HU5TLE. ______ I P1tT IGJCM' liE) LEARNEP PISCO PANCING! HE PIPN'T.' ________ ______ (THEN WT2 THE HOOL HUSTLE * ? ) TR',.ING TO GET YOUR FATHER M INCREASE 'tOUR 1 ALOWA , ,. ____ ___ r C S w (I. ___ won flhanddocided to ruff the third one with dummy's ace of trumps Cii the theory that were not go bre!' Thenhe frumpiand cedda trick to ace ot sped". • I _ by Stoffel & Hslmd.hI E'S ) H, TH Atii.tNP1P'THC KNEe. po..k' LAY OPF V WI II. YA KNU• mt4E'S _ _____ 1 THe 6*'TTIN'i$i ALL MI)CEP UP.' COE4NEC.TE21 __ ' - MuIat ''°' THE 'THIOH'- ____ _ ° 0 ___ SPIDER-MAN .4.qfs,p4. . -. , FRANK AND ERNEST 11"S KINPIN1 W 'cL AIN'T 2EL titfiff OUTTA IF T _________________ ____ _____ AT LAST! Dt ? I& WAS IT'S CA" .. MY .. .' ____ -- ,. en, How prubablyfus9 ... . 7 drink the -ObjectilVes: Nutrition, Fight Poverty Today to - • Recession? New ___________ ___ Figures w. etob. We never pass with 14 hIgh-card Say No ___ rn ____ ___ pdnta~ _______________________________________________ - - - .1 ..- . .'' • S- • . ..: umer ____ -- -- I% ,,• - - _______ .: If a' WASHINGTON (UP!) The were "widespread" among The December index stood at naltion's industrial output rose most major product and 150.4 of the 19P base of 100. 0.6 percent In December, the material groupings. The Federal Reserve said Federal Reserve Board said According to the Federal th at production of cons today.Itwasanotherinastring Reserve, fourth quarter output goods increased 0.5 percent. of strong production per- increased at an annual rate of 7 formances that contradict percent from the third quarter. Home goods, particularly appllances, advanced sharply forecasts of a recession. The preli minary average of The 0.6 percent December index for all of 197$ was 5.5 following two consecutive advance was Identical to percent above the 1971 months of decline. large gains occurred In the productionof lmmegoods.busthess and defense equipment, condruction and business supplies average, 1'. ;:, 0 .$RP IjOG INS • . ___ • V V V V ) V V _. ___ r _____ _____ -. ... •::- .... ____ ' -"..''• --- 1 :.'-:'.' . -. -, '-''.•'•' :-: . . ..- .. -. _ I PMYI SUeST • . A dW MV VUW A Vu*evw DON5r KNOW vi -' S 'oN 'fl F —.w-, I I - O . • -I. es 1. . . - LWEN$OflSbMt,S* __ - I .........1.::... ___ ___ _ I 1 - -__:' . , IlYUS*RaI , - _____ 3011~ by T. K. Ryan SIRIF r j - •. November's increase as S "Willis Pam .:',1 ___ -_ . K _____' ___ wafte AND "a C4IJNi , ____ 4P TUMIL WEEDS . Plan: What, 1-111 MUST-. cAwrTol,r4 PREAK our me ELSCTRIFIIP OUT HN pg' E . akfas t •KJ32 L1 r1I; I - by Stan Los and John Romita ____________________________________ by Bob Thaves ZI _ Think? . T'he ______ ___ _____ , A North Dakota reader asks U we open the bidding U dealer. _ e hold: •QJ$ K75 •KJ4 Kids .. so ___ ____ lfl ____ __ . _____ Po BUGS BUNNY ç tlunw rounds of Id IF d . ____ l% ___ by Al Vermeer Do , with the family, you pa MIer this, to choose between CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. too eapilcit doing what Is practical as up1$) You can 't be directions ani irdesdions posed to doing something merely for effect. •A9713 today. A misunderstanding '174 'los might foul things up and CANCER (J une 21-July 22) • Q 142 • 10 everything would have to be You can't please everbody •QJIB •12 done anyway, so make the necessary over. Gaiting &log with o~hers decisions and do what mud be 0K Q4 is one of the sections you'll done. It'll turn out to be the KQJ53 enjoy ln your allneww7lAitro. popular answer. • ASS 0103 Graph Letter. Got yours by LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) mutually ,ni4llng $1 for each and a long, Something Vulnerable: Both stamped en- satWactory can be worked out Dealer: South velope to Astro.Graph, P.O. today regarding an old w. Nieth Box 415, Redo City Station, obligation you have with a N.Y. 1001111. Be rm to specify hiend. Talk it over. Pan 2* Pan 2NT VUIGO (Aug. 23.8e$. 22) Pass 3 Pass 40 your birth sign. Pals AQUARIUS (Jan. *Feb. 19) You have the support of your Pass $• — — The gentle methods you hoped allies fl) thOdo to tao todsy won't work. Th using might be a little conproduce the dabid results, tusing. They'rt an your side, so Openft Wad:V4 you'll have to be firm and, clarify yam LIERA (Sept. ssibly, "In herdnossd. By Oswald Jacoby PCE$ (Feb. IS-March ) Don't try to talk yourself o't o and MU Pining Something can be don, today to soinutldiig JIM bscazas It looks can look at all four shore up a r,Wk,m' with a diMctdt at first glance. With d.aad valuable ation and cosdunc,, makes easily. Nevertheless, _______ ally with whom you've concentr _ of slam that is bsenoe the ottslately. Taksthe you'll brasss ttwongh the job. Itiath, 22) A very hard to bid at the table. Itthitti,,. ICOIPIO (Oct. *NOV. No one had a singleton. ARID (March 21-April II) touchy financial situat101' C Nodand8ohavey bsresolv.dtodayifyouars hlghcard points between data you noodtogetanbn- willisgto'taksa harder lln.. them and whsn this hand SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- was dealt Ins regional Mupoetait job done.lIs'swlflingto ___his bowledge. Don't Dec. 21) Better to leave out of tar PAW 0nbout a quarshar, of th. got to six hosKet, to take Mm up on it. 101W ad people goals ter bmft ______ TAURUS (April *May ) wait In harmony wi th yours, If of By . bomb paved this way. it Wft I PRISCILLA'S POP The 17, 1979 encouragement you're Opportunities this may cone train some very receiving, you'll come out much year wtususl sources. However, you better in the long run. MET1MES h •., __ a' W hat t: J E ASSN For W.dn.sday, Breakfas \ - 5 th I Stephanie Baker, 14, unlike Lisa, does eat breakfast "I eat ... almost every day because my father usually cooks a hot breakfast •• before he takes metoschool,"uid Stephanie, the daughter of Mr. Should Seminole County schoiols have a breakfast program? and Mrs. Stewart Baker of Sanford. She mid she lives about five While the adult community appears somewhat divided and minutes from the school. uncertain, a cross-setion of students speaking on the issue has The students agreed that if breakfast was offered they would definite views, participate on a Periodic basis. The Evening Herald interviewed six Crooma High School "Ul was hungry l would, but ft would depend on the day. But I studmb and four Sanford Grammar School students. wn totally in favor of breakfast, because I think it is the most Two sthoolboard member,, Wllllmn Kroll and Pat Telson- important meal of the day," Usasaid. have Indicated Indecision on such a program and have said if they Isaac Williams, the 14-year-old son of Man-de Williams, said he 4 do vote for the program tonight they would do so only on a pilot "would participate sometimes, depending on how much time I ••; basis, had. r In the past, member, Roland William, has supported the Stephanie Beard, 14, said she would participate. "but would .. t program, while Robert Feather and Man Keeth have expressed probably just drink the Juice unless I was really hungry." opposition. The first year of the breakfast program if adopted would serve •• Mrs. Telson has said decision on whether breakfast program milk, Juice and cold cereal. . should be started here hinges on three main points: 1) Should the Ifi "I would probably Just drink the Juice unless I was real school systan be responsible for feeding students when parents ungry," said Stephanie, "But right now it would be hard for even fail todo go, for whatever reason; 2)Isaproper diet, including a that because l get to school at about 7:l5 and school starts at breakfast, necessary to aid the learning process for students; and 7:30." When discussing the possibility that money may have to come 3) whether the students should be dependent for breakfast on the CARL ROLLINS LISA PICKENS JOHN (IUIGI4EY school district or on their parents. from other areas such as supplies to pay for such things as JANE DOWDY Most of the students at Crooms suggested the school district supervision and transportation, 14-year-old Quigley said "cuts should offer the program ... but their main reason dealt with the could be made everywhere, there is always something that can be early how they have to arise to catch the school bus. Cut." "Mid really I can't eat a pencil and would rather eat cereal than Additionally, the group agreed It was the school district's •" responsibility to feed the student no matter why they were not a pencil," he said. Like the Crooms students, the younger students at Sanford Bre Grammar said depending on how they feel that day they parent has many sometimes eat breakfast at home. Unlike the Crooms students, the Sanford Grammar students either walk or ride their bikes to school Instead of riding a school other responsibilities' bus. V However, for two of the students having the breakfast would mg fed at home. ensure that they got to school on time. "The parent has so many other responsibilities and any sometimes get to school two to three minutes after the bell. responsibility which the school could do should be done because but if the breakfast was here I might get to school early," said 11they should be concerned,"said Lin Pickens, 14-year-old ear-old Carl Rollins a fifth-grader at Sanford Grammar. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Pickens of Sanford. A simil-. ar thought was expressed by Charles Williams, 9, who "Igetupat4:3oin themornlngwhenttispitcb-blackandlcan't . . -. work; sUthe sohes1'.megd that ear they should me," JOt!) Quigley, a ninth-grader at Crootna. CarmaI Lodge, 1L put It more dfrectly,"Uthe parent neglects uIc.' the chlldln serving breakfait,then l think the school should step ISSAC WILLIAMS STEPHANIE HEARD in." said he also gets to school late. Some children eat breakfast before coming to school and some Jan e Dowdy, a fourth-grader at the school, said the breakfast do not. Some eat it only occasionally. prom would be good beca use "some people, especially the in "I get up at 5:30 in the morning and have to catch my bus at kindergarten, don't know how to make the breakfast and they abott6:25 and would have to get up earlier lfl wanted toeat could have ithere." breakfast," said 14-year-old Lisa. "Also I would rather get it in school because it takes my By MAX ERKILETIAN Seminole Community Action, recognized a hungry chfld, or a part by the U.S. Department of brothers forever to eat at home and I would rather eat It here," Herald Staff Writer and a variety of other civic or- child suffering from the effects Agriculture (USDA), according said the 12-year-old daughter of Betty Dowd, 615 Park Ave. in of under-nutrition cannot to the study. However, some ganizations. Sanford. Round three of the debate The school lunch program learn," according to a study on children pay for the entire All the students agreed with Tone Bell, 10, who said the break- over a breakfast program for originated in 1966 as a national the national school breakfast amount of the meal not paid by last program should be altered "11 the SChOOlS are nice enough Seminole County schools takes effort to guarantee adequate program by the Food Research the USDA. (.her children pay a do it and are also wUHM if the parents don't do it." place at tonight's 7:30 school nutrition for school-age and Action Center. (FRAC) a reduced price or nothing at all, Ar.uadTheClock .........4-A Dr. Lamb .................4-B Eleven-year-old Carl Rollins said that he has found "that if I board meeting. private non-profit Washington, depending on the number of children. Bridge .................... 4-B Horoscope ................ 4-B don't eat breakfast I don't get off to a good start and can't conpersons In their family and In two previous meetings the "Gradually, these programs D.C. law firm. Caleador ................. S-B Hospital .................. 2-A centrate In class." Issue has been tabled after have become more than an The study emphasizes the their family Income. Comics ...................4-B Obituerki ................ IA Fourth-grader Jane Dowdy said "If l don't eat, I feel scared and several hours of discussion. Children who do not meet educational subservice; they program is not just to help Crossword ................ 4-B OURSELVES ............. 1-B give the wrong answer in class." Expected to speak at have been recogi&W as the poverty level students, but to federal guidelines for family Editorlel ..................4-A Sports .................1$-li-A All the st udents agreed with Charles WIlliams, 9, who said "the tonight's meeting are source of one-third to two-thirds provide adequate nutrition for income must pay the f ull price Food .................... 2-I-B TelevIsIoi ................SB food should be available If the kids want It, Unless it costs too representatives of Central of a child's daily n utritional school age children. Dear Abby ................ 1.1 Weather ..................1.1 much because cod should be a consideration." See OBJECTIVES, Page 2A Florida Legal ServtcesL requirement. Educators have The price of a meal is paid in 47 ___________________________ th t By LEONARD KRANSDORF Herald Staff Writer === eam school makes me get up --John Quigley, Crooms High School who have — 'If the THE SIGN IN GOLDSBORO CAFETERIA - — Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Year, No. 129—. A6T BALANCED MEALS w given adrenaline — — 123 RT 09 Aj,t),4A2 Odor Foot — by Art Sansom 15 I — — 1p, • Preventing — — — THE BORN LOSER 'I P I - - at the end of a hot summer day. all ate the same food so it And, as you said, open sandals wasn't the quality of the food. ft for off-duty ,hours are great. I At first the doctor also sponge the insides of my was a fish allergy but that shoes periodically with a mild didn't prove to be the case. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 9 solution of water and laundry Then I read an article in a bleach and I haven't had a magazine where a man said he 12 13 14 complaint In years. broke out in hives within DEAR READER Thank minutes of eating his first 15 16 17 you for your comments. I've mango and nearly passed out received a lot of letters from and had tobe hospitalized and 18 19 20 21 people had foot odor given cortisone and adrenaline. problems. Na merely serves Apparently, mangoes seem to to pout out how common the have this effect In less 3 problem is. I'm also InWgued percent of the population. I wish 28 27 30 131 32 _______ about how many different you would tell those 3 percent _______ forms of treatment people use. what might happen if they eat 33 35 The most important thing, of mangoes. i realize that writing I Comm, 36 37 38 39 is to find a treatment this, If you publish it, might not that works for YOU. As I be good for the mango market 40 streasedlnmy earlier column, but it might save a few lives ln 42 43 — — frequent washing of the feet is the process. . L 44 45 46 tmportanL Changing shoes so DEAR READER You're — that you have a different pair of describing a severe food 48 49 50 51 52 shoes each day while another reaction and there are an awful t pair Is airing out is also im- lot of commonly used fo 53 54 55 56 57 portaid. will produce reactions In I agree that you should use susceptible people. The reac—— — oo- — — — cotton or wool socks and change tion can be very severe as your them a oftett as twice a day it husband experienced. There 61 — — — need be. These are much better are people who are allergicto L then any of the synthetic socks strawberries, tomatoes, RS which tend to trap moisture and various kinds of pickles and enhance odors The same can peppers and the list goes on to be said in regard to leather be as long as your arm. That Awn as opposed to plastic doesn't mean that any of these shoes. foods are bad. HOROSCOPE DEAR DR. LAMB I see Certainly mangoes are mangoes for sale and want to excellent food and I personally By BERNICE BEDE 060L Put up 8 SIP,"Mangoes M8Y enjoy them very much. If you Be Dangerous To Your have reactions to any food, January Health."My husband had never whether it is mangoes or had a bad reaction to any food strawberries, then you ongltt to ____ In 4l years. Then when we were avoid that particular food. your g Y(X1RB111DAV centating more on the friamfly January 17,117$ co ______ _ On I D [Ci I . P$ss by Ti NiNe LONT UP THE SKY -. FS A _________________________________________________________ osepI. of fli101ag _ S -, -. - --- - - . a VerJ .- a the by n) ekaadeUer Wait Suf.rd City ($ g in W GM . touches that - u _ _______ _ _ lodandconsmners have leu key lailsU the elecirkal flztare $ feet 111111116ye 0110 fkw d 0110 gamfwd Civic Center. as household appllances. The ''° 1h1' Jaded that the economr espaid inthe24percentrange during llll while avoldinga recession. But many private economists have said a recession will occur later this sear and could slide over into could a ditnaging Impact on any niodectim bld by President Carter. Industrial pro1i out,,t of the tgn,, considered be a key economic barometer because ____ ________ - For Graham: A TALLAHASSEE, (UPI) - For nine years, D. RobertGrahamofMiamlLakescouldnoebelocatedbyan hnsurance manywanting thpayijnsj74due from a policy. The state comptroller's office, which handles abandoned property due Floridians, coWdo't locate him either. Na week, they found the mysterious G raham, right down the hall In the governor's office. "It'sessy to overlook a name when you've got io,000 to check," spokesman Mark Ives of the comptroller's office said. The report on the mysterious Graham, of 16141 Abikdeen Way, Miami Lakes, came into the comptroller's office late last fall from the Insurance Company North America in Philadelphia. It was one of eight persons the company could not find. Cash, insurance premiums and ouw propierty abandoned seven yam becomes property ofthedate. Grahamn,amultünillionalredeveloper,can'tr,m.mber what the monsywufor,buthehas usd11 Marth3toclalmn of _____ ---, Th. Federal Reserve said 55fl5 lad onth production m _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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