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By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer •With only three days left in the 1980 session of ~ . the Florida Legislattife, the bill to permit.conversion of the Seminole - - Casselberry to a grey4ound racing facility has the measure before the committee and to the yet to be approved by committee. Senate noor for action. The bill has already r, the bill will passed the Florida House. ultimately be heard on the Senate floor and .' - - - - - - - - Harness Raceway in passed according to State Sen. John Vogt, D. . special meeting of the commerce committee is expected to be called later today or early in the A said today the bill wasn't heard by the Senate Commerce Committee Monday as scheduled - - . Fechtel, It-Leesburg, minority whip, said today that even Meanwhile, Sen. Vince • Senate Vogt said among the items of statewide significance which the revenues from the . Casselberry track will benefit is thoroughbred breeders. The majority of - the Casselberry City Councilhas'said conVersion of the track will __.______-____ mean additional traffic on residential city 'streets and Fechtel said. Springs, said Childers is pushing the legislation because the additional 11 million-plus expected to He said when he served in the Florida House his be realized in state revenues annually after the district included the racetrack area. "I've gone conversion is necessary to fund the 'pari-muttil door to door in th at area and know it well. The package" a group of bills dealing with panpeople are unhappy," he said. -mutuel wagering in the state. ilattaway span. 'Cocoa Beach. --'Vogt,whe district Includes Seminole County, morning, Vogt said. - sored the legislation in the House. Fechtel said. "I'm telling them the city of Casselberry and the %%Tong th.ing,. residents near the track are opposed to the State Rep. Robert flattaway, 'D-Altanionte conversion for a lot of very good' reasons," - . . . because the committee -got bogged down on though he is -- not optimistic" that be 'will be "The political reality is that a lot of statewide ' trucking legislation," successful in stopping the legislation his trying issues have been tied to the bill. The cards are Vogt said W. D. Childers, D-Pensacola, Senate to let senators on the conuiittee know the stacked against opposition. It is an impossible president-designate and chairmlin of the com. Casselberry track is the "worst-located pari. situation, but I'm trying. I want the senators who merce committee, plans to waive the rules to get mutuel in the state." are going to vote for this to know they are doing -. - - ULL'LJ ' • - - - - - . Expec ts T rack-Conversion O K. Vogt him too much but try to help !tt 19 i.:' !7f I _____________________ gang and before he struction . eats supper, he jogs two or think you should discourage three miles. I told him he's hurting his' health but he won't listen to pr%ram that will last On 8 TI:REP REP agency (abbr) Fleming PEOPLE CPST f I 28 Turmoil me. Maybe if you told him he long Springs ...... LAZY! H ad need of 50 Newspaper 30 Russian secret , \ rsRfD TOO, I DOWN attention, He would pay more 24 More igid it is true that excessive edition % started at 20 and dropped 20 25 Normandy 34 So' nicehill I Pyxis Staff of office pow over a long only a few weeks. severe die invasion day In 35 Mountain 2 B a seball t 53 Drop 26 Regulation ti me - can cause pass u wants to weigh 200. What period features heavily 54 of Zeus He including loss of problem do you think of this? 57 Chopping tool rican land 29 Defeat (2 s of III mass 56 Actress Novak 37 Son-in-law of ii) Too muscle farm wo rk DEAR READER and minerals Mohammed 31 Persian ruler 59 Biblical 0 Actress much too soon. It would be portant . ! 38 Goat much better if your husband cherrilcals from the body that chaticter Southern 32 Sell can be hazardous to a perI . 9 10 11 learned to eat properly. That son's might also Involve some 6.2 12 13 14 changes In bow you prepare DEAR DR. LAMB I ye I , his meal,, always heard that a pregnant THE BORN LOSER 15 16 by Art Sansom 17 smoke Most authorities believe woman should not I I I 0.1 ild. I ldn't bee while she's carrying a ch Cak that a person shou 18 19 20 21 a week do not smoke but work in an (WJT more than two pounds I the men here m ost o ht losing d1eLIthink on w n 11iAT' 24 -i C }' 1 it's better if a person con- Enqke. Will this hurt my' 1%CH. 1IM ove 25 27 sistently loses about a pound a baby? 28 2 9 53 A-IA-a&-H,.t week and readjusts his life I I DEAR READER - That's 34 36 style on a permanent basis rather than on a crash a very good question and I •35 . don't believe there's sufficient 37 38 39 project. Information available to I'm sending you,The Health answer it. I'm inclined to say 4i 42 . Letter number 4-7, Weight that it depends on how much I I .1 . Losing Diet. Other readers " who want this issue can send smoke Is In the room and how .-2. - C'."- t the ventilation is. 4T T 75centswlthabong,stamped, 51 T• T' T Is The truth that nonsmokers lf or Aoru1r _____________________ ____________________ by Bob Montana essdene)e •_;_ do pick up some of the ad55 56 57 58 5! vIIuyoWrequeob me verse effects of cigarette SEE M. WEAII4ERBEE I'M 61 SACK LATER .' ILL LEAVE 62 63 in Box 1551, Radio City Station, sm HELLO, YOUNG MAN ! AS JNSEATS PLET .L, IM NIM1A ,1 " O i" 10019. You a room with smokers, I'M FROM THE /A7;ER/CW New York, N.Y. FOR THE SIR, HE'S CALLED. 64 65 REOECOR4T/.%4' SERV/CE•'. and your husband can use this AUOITQRIUM' NOT IN You're correct in saying RIGHT ______ -i r diet a model to build a that a pregnant woman should / NOW! v balanced diet for him, not smoke while carrying a IJ Once his weight is at the child but the problem goes MR . . ER8EE, (_ _lllllk bevel he wants it, he can beyond that point. Recent /s merely add enough foods to studies have shown that a '4 O SEE By BERNICE BFDE OSOL this diet to satisfy him and number of the hazards to the op 1 4 SCkip vDir I keep his weight at a sta ble baby caused by maternal For Tuesday, Jun. 3, 1980 level. Thus he'll belearningto smoking can't be eliminated I I . eat right while he's on the diet simply by stopping Iiiiilfilie'' . . i find your ways extremely &' , YOURBIRTHDAY /,m L A § I . I . '_ . even though he may not lose pregnancy 'itself. .The only appeaung. June3,1980 I weight quite so fast. . L" way to prevent increasing the EEK& MEEK SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) by Howie Schneider Situations you may riot have I'm glad he's I physicafly acrisk to the baby is for the . Changes that will prove . I - I been able to control in the put YK110d,Ive eew you my be tive becmise exercise helps to mother not to begin the I KTUALLY, I = VIM _M10K ~ai . couple of years will be quite beneficial to ., prevent muscle loss when a 'smoking habit' in the first -MIWIKG Ae= GEn= chinging for you this coming in the offing today. You may IHERW? is FM 'lou WEED MT AD . .- . , ( . -- ... ~.r(r= ! " ) y plaiv a , not have direct control over person is on a diet. And I don't place. MIAMAD lu S~W . yD tpllI y,u'ii par ur r I large strides in your chosen .' i 'I'MRWS (Nov. 23 endeavor. W 1k I GEND"(may 214isne 20) E mo de rat i ng Influence Look at life philosophically today and you'll be a winner and can bring your reasoning _______________________. . f. with very - little effort. You force to wayward discussions. West hopes he can beat five even be able to gain a Harmony prevails where you clubs." may NORTH i 6-2.10 Alan: "He will do just that it £ U friendship you'd like to tread. S South doesn't play to give himself every chance. He ___ '" *A84 0 Necessary changes _______ luck, resources, possible 19) starts by discarding a spade • ios pitfalls and career for the may finally be made that on dummy's ace of diamonds WEff EAM and starts to , igure how to -'coming months are all could turn this into a red letter *A 104 THAT'S ONE I 1P 'IOu UKE V SURE i I" OF COURSE, II FOF I CANT CLEAN Astro. clay for you ma terially. "a score 11 tricks. discussed In your K 43 Q E.'CALJ5E I CHILPREN'S I ANt? I I SOME ARE Oswald: He sees 10 easy II CUT THE ( OF THE BETTER • K Q 1062 # 9753 Graph letter,' which begins changes might Invlve your ONES ISTORIES WHEN I I I I BETTER THAN I rl 1W GO1TA HELP ones. Nine tops a,. one sure w or k or c ar eer. +52 with your birthday. ESTER WASH HIS spade ruff. a wa, YOUNG, PEAR7 PO! THREE FROGS, AW12 des break 3-3 he will be CANCER (June 21-July 22) -Good things will be coming T I I11 but If yourwaytoday,providedyou in the llmellghtsoci5llytoday, tL' r break A K Q, I /IIT't "s ''L'1T'L _5 .4% ?"1 I let others do for you what even you aren't seeking t. \ X'V are able to get in two trump _J &A I The resson: diplomacy you C Vulnerable: North-South leads against him he will wind employ with all those you Dealer. South __1 up with a third spade loser were reversed. bf . 4 I J\ I A... \ '-'..J I V/t / _./ realheadache." 1 (I I 23-Aug. 22) y\ LEO (July I West C PISCES(Feb. 20. March 20) Ala n: book I Get in touch today with 14 vailable to ive himself an ii power within you ujal '\ 54 persons whose relationships extra chance° by setting up ". iI Pan RAN " ___1 need ftming-up. You should could make you a winner ) .1 dummy's fifth heart. He sees I I today is positive thinking. find your VisWS are on that he can take that extra I d'• K BUGS BUNNY same wavelength, and much Wi th this no hurdle Is too high by itoffel a Helmdahl chance without giving up the for you to get over, spade chance." can be accomplished. rlJ ARIES(March 21-April 19) KEEP RW,1 GEr1'lNi3 "(1 0 .t, trick ,t'o he 9 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22 )—, • 10 - 3 Hein alker . coffee. And he tries to stay on upper t 62 Bañushm:nt 22 Most unit . . * 48 Atoll . , . .-1. ') . require more police officers during racing hours even though the city will receive no additional revenue From the track. A proposed bill to permit the city to levy an admittance tax at the track died in the Florida House. - - - - - - I,) - - - - • - - '1 3 1 - . - - I - - I - - nv as ion - - ' - - . - Swa.5I%Po. - - _____________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ..... . - - - - - - ui' .', HOROS OPE C i . . I 1,., . . . I . .-. . " _________ IN _____ 7 B ID - R G -, - - - ,; . 1-: and level," Dr. AU said, "It is up . 1~1._ ,A -1 ~- , I ) '... , . I - . the past four to five months." Dr. Ali said that during the past few weeks he was contacted by a Fairy Lake resident about the appearance of the green striped midge somewhat fewer than in Lake Monroe especially in the Columbus Harbour section .f lrngwood. - ---I 1. ,..' reservoir - -. -_ - - . -- - - I l's Ittalk lkd e dt othe Iceop.r, r. AlIi said, adding, e,er, does -not - - -- - have endhgb- he~ to hCEffle t6e _Laki- . . Monroe and the reservoir researelI . plus additional lakes. "If they can I , support a graduate student 'or technician, perhaps it cali be done," he- said. lie pointed out'that Fairy . 11 . if 4* - - - be and In Lake Monroe on the ---------- - - to tr 'a I ._- - - . - L I , ;a . . ~ *It-;, , ,,~ , - . . . 4arvactde, one-block intervals from the lake, he • has seen the upstwge of the greenstriped variety. fie has found that this variety migrates f ar t he r away from the body of water than the black - I -- - "-.. __ .. - - '- ' • upsurge has been un. - - -. under Dr. Ali's direction arid at the Dr. Arshad Ali. of the University of P'llorida Agriculture. Research University of Florida in Gainesville under the direction of Dr. Don Hall. DONNA ESTES and l'AluCatlofl C!1?ter In Sanford, compares the corn IIII)II black - . N continuing at both the Sanford station believable really, and the past . I. - ., - adult emergence shown in the traps. Studies on the black midge are midge, better known in this area. "Th At this time, the green-htrlped ITUCIP 11 PAVIghtnAnt ovw the black variety in Lake Monroe, based on the larva count, Dr. Ali has taken and the -- thi blak mf4p in - Wow Jar* ught traps" arou nd the lake and at several blind mosquito. He "ho pes" the green-str iped midge population de~cllnes here in the next two to three weeks, While monitoring - ' . ---- .-- variety in small numbers while doing' experiments in the Florida Power • -. I ir " - of variety a year ago while donsu!tIn with Army specialists In Lake Okeechobee. He then found the . - i I . Bottom this time was higher because we had had more rainfall," he said. All said he first saw the "Big ( - . - , seen in this display at the cen. Iler on Celery Avenue, . . - - - ---- '- slightly now, but tat year's level at -i-- - . "The lake has. undergone tremendous changes in water quality - - -- - - )ai"1pe s ...)C S - dh aiderably low" thisyui thin at the same time a year ago. The lower lake 11111I in primatb due 10. gw.*k Of ralNaU In cosn*riaost thth the same period of 1979. ' - - t - - - - - - \ I I . - - •-- . researching and studying the black midge - at the'AOiculture, Research .and Education Center of t Ufiivejrsity qL Florida on 'Celery _~.j_ I .,. __ Avenue, suspects th'e "Big Bottom's" 0 - '11w contrast in size(Ii iiit e 'lilt Cm,J .e green striped Big Bottom in idge (abo and the female and male black midges can be - - - - •• ' . V • ' ' - - - -- . " • • ____ - ' - weekend was really bad," L)r. Ali said Since last December I've been monitoring on a daily basis and seen • . an upsurge of this midge four times in - - -. ,, ' . - - _________ - - -: -- mosquito - a ronomus crassicaudatus - commonly known as the "Big Bottom" tuidge. It is bigger and broader in all respects than the black midge. It is green striped and, like its cousin, black midge doesn't bite At this poInt the green striped Big Bottom" is more prevalent t ha n the black midge In Lake Monroe and no . one II exactly why. . -, - -. Dr. Arshad Ali, who has been - ,,,- . , - I now enduring a different insect., This insect Is another t of blind . . Midge- Finds . The Sanford lakefront, plagued by black blind mosquitoes (midges) periodically for the past 10 years, is -_ - • - . nildge with its cousin, the "Big Bottoin" ini(Ige. %%Ilicii 11.1s recently Invaded the area. _ - J 0 - ! - • Public To Voice . II if Cable TV - MSHT ON THE PLUG CRAIN. ' - 0 0 _____________________ people today who can do things for your work or career. Deal directly with them. Good things could . • . . - ' - ' 0 J '11 00 Q0 4 A° C) .. : *" I • 6-1 re - BI rX1~ 0 I I r . _=~ I __ - I - -` .I. . - - - ' ___ _____________ I . III . ~ ,.,. IU - , ,,r . I. W% t. il -, - - 41, - - . - . - I . . ..~'. 1 . . - I I Am !%lillop . .* .. *. - I lua I I . - . . I . 4 fc4ows I oi MW , 0 _ i , 11 : * -ntiLL 15:11Ht!. ,f to lrmlc:. " .- - _. - . '. '. . "'. ". ,I ;, I I. I .I All CON lVTI .. 'i - - . I - ~& . AcUft Reports ................ 2A AroadVnClock ............. 4A 1 ' --- . --- A . . . . --.,., -00 . .. -------- - ------ - 6. i --.- - .1 ' Winter Springs will fight a suit brought - i ''. : : .I % . 41 . A ' '" ' - ' . . - .'.' '. :%, ~ I - W '.,, ., - - - - ' - ' IV .1 ;: - I - . reported the petitions were valid, At that meeting, the council members against it by Florida Land Corp. at a voted unanimously to ask City Attorne) hearing this afternoon, despite the fact Wallace Stainaker Jr. to go to court ttll! i the owner of a large parcel within th e city afternoon, along with attorneys for the is suing to enforce a zoning change the Citizens' Committee to attempt to block city backed. Florida Land's attempt for a temporar) 6. This afternoon, lawyers for the city, injunction blocking the referendwii 'We have to defend the charter" .',as the land winpany and a group of city citizens will be heard by Circuit Judge the sentiment expressed by all council Kenneth Leffler, as the judge rules on members except jopi Toreas(, ,A tit) was Florida [.and's request for an injunction absent froin the emergency session. against the city and the citizen's group. Stalnaker told the council .nieinbcrs In a suit filed last week by Florida attorneys from the land devebinnerit Land, the company sought to prevent the company had contacted him, telling him -.. . or "pods" at the rear of the and access to a day room, 'educate' the public it maintains has overturn a city council decision to allow the company to build with a greater been misled by members of the Citizens' (nsity on its 305 acres of land in the city Committee, which says the development limits. would be detrimental to the city. Under the Winter Springs city charter, The city is only mentioned in count one any time more than 15 percent of the of the suit, directed against it and the 18 would still be less than recommended registered voters sign a petition, the city leading members of the Citizens' . ByDIANEPETRYK Herald Staff Writer The county commission was skeptical. council is given a choice of either Coinmittee "I'm going to ask this over and over by the federal government, I I You can no longer run a Jail with just because I see greatly increased expense "It will - still be less than what's retracting a challenged decision, or a turnkey and a guard You have to have here," Commissio ne r Dick Wil li ams required," he said What guarantee do putting t he matter to a vote b the federally mandated programs," said, "What has changed since 1977?" we have this will be acceptable to the people. Last month, the city council pienibers Seminole County Corrections adToday you have to have what is called a feds." ministrator * Steve Saunders told the "constitutional Jail," Saunders an. Williams wanted to know specifically voted to allow Florida Land to build county commission Monday. - IlVered. That meahs prisoners have what federal regulations must be com- housing at a density greater than the onehome-per-acre its land was originally rights, such as the right to educational, plied to. But the answer was vague. At a meeting at the almost complete $3 religious and health prograim. "We must try to operate this place for zoned for. million facillty, Saunders and Seminole ,, A committee led by John C. Mitchell, a 7bere are so many people in the Jail the safety of the public, the staff and the County Sheriff John Polk pleaded for 18 city resident, was formed to fight the additional cots be hired game right now," Polk said, "regulations Inmates," Saunders said. decision. The committee gat hered more are going to change again." "I can open this jail mo ow wi to rr th before the jail opens In July. - The sWt charges committee members lied to people when asking thtm to sign the petition. Both tile Lorninittee and attorneys for Florida Land have been contacting the 834 signers, lining up witnesses to claiiii either that they were told the truth, or lies about the paper they were signing, members of the committee reported in a letter circulated Monday night. The Winter Spr ings cou nc il members In Noveniber, the estimated cost of was .................... - - I ,~'- , ---- ' . Graham To Sign Drinking Bill a 0 I . . .A - Cr~uwwd .............. . II ,, I . Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce Saunders said he sees things coming what staff I have," Polk said. "But it than 800 signatures, about double the 419 started the current incident early last suich as contact visiting. But for now, he would not be open.entirely. And it would valid ones needed to force the vote. month, when they voted to change the DearAbby ................. '.. 18 At an emergency council meeting held zoning on Florida Land's 305-acre parcel such staff additions $200,000 per said, the requested 16 additional not be a constitutional jail and we'd have ZA ve1t Monday night, it was announced County year. corrections officers will "show good lawsuits upon us so fast it would , fronU'ural to suburban zoning, Dr. !a.n1h .........................."I know I made a statement 2 years faith" which may be Important if any your head swim." ........... Q colww .... ago that we wouldn't need additional court action ensues. Polk askd the comaLissigners for . rsamw ...... -"I'll W you right now," Polk Wd, early consideration of the additional perwanek" Pdk said. "But I was wrong 11111"Illew .................... 4B in '77. of . "there are legal people just standing by employees, although next year's budget . Smaders ard Nk c*ined Oat now waiting to so what we do " does not begin until October. I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - The Wue an 19-year-old serviceman is served N11" - I. I ..................... 3A federal guidOies and certalzi court He said he is requeslig 0 III "Before October 1, it I can get a con- Senate passed today and sent to Gov. Bob a drink but an 18-yearold civilian next to OWII ..................... 18 nftW have tdads it necessary to in- mission approve the 18 additidnall staff census that you'll gree to hire X num- Graham a bill raising Florida's drinking him is denied service. I ft" crease xW.'Tbvv are 37 on the JaU staff now,10 the following year and 8 the'year `lk said. ,,I,U go ahead Age from 18 to 19 on Oct. 1, except for Senators voted 32-2 to accept Hwse TII. .................... IIA now, but in reviewing the plans for the after that. and bring them aboard with the excess , active duty servicemen. . amendments to the proposal, which has .... U I ~ wenow , ..".. I .... 0. "I believe this will satisfy the courts," I'Ve.accumulated In my ulally account. 'I . now fadlity federal representatives Graham has said he will sign the bill n bounced back and forth w the 1, . ft stats of FWda uid 88. But Commissioner Bob French uW W ber," Commission" Sandra Glenn said. they will challenge It In court the first disagreement over the specific wording, p~ I , .,,..... '... , , . , Calsob ..................... 111A OadiedAdp .............ZB4B 48 CeeeIes ............ - I I I . . . .. . .4 11 Today 0 by Craig L.gg.tt' . - __ . -.-- _ 4 .(-,; I - MONIES I 0 By DAVID Nt. RAZLER Herald Stall Writer - he nade no comment because it seemed 2-story cell blocks vious the proposal was going to pass. 4 But my point is, if this was the ' NJ . — . I y that will house up to 32 men. Each Citizens'Rights Committee from forcing the motion was designed inerely to stall Re$ionW Manager Steve McMahon sWd County Jail Is all but deserted now. Shown are two prisoner will have one narrow window, as shown the city to hold a referendum, designed to for time, while the company sought to - \, 0~ I -- - -w -- . Following the vote, Orange-Seminole The soon-to-be-opened new $5 million Seminole not been resolved, that would be & - I----. that. And we need to do something to continue to keep Its attention. Perhaps an airing in public would be the way to do " - '1!i __.------- olk Pleads For More ,Ja*ll Staff YORST! .: , i . TOMORROW. . -00, . . %,~_~ e" 0 S SU"t Winter Spnng i . ' " )." ,1 operate In the county. "The thrust from the beginning was to get its (Orange-Seminole Cablevision) a ttention," Commissioner Bob Sturm said this morning. "I think we've done ":':.'I . iul~~uon of many contracts between Qrange-Serninole Cablevislon and the P ppnmission, where the commission brouot to our attention problems that -1 Off SWT I 6ET IT! A SOR i SPREAM TW CA0161V ALL R69 RM UII LAWFTY! 00 YOUR I ("' ,*- I 4 .11 : . ~. 1 .. ' -, I ' L - Mh . ., . by 'T. K. Ryan - . - I ' • LOT5A LUCD?j - VASKO - ""4 * ( NO LU1OlYi') - - . . - : ~ .... - . . '... . LAST omfa wa va,tv an W 4 ft as To4o"j, 6.L . ' EIg'C E - I I _; - - ' C'_ . r ,,,;i ~_" ~ '.- PAWN 11P 1.11 11 I., Ts ~_ I I My HAD - 111 001" 11 . ?%GHTEN I ______________ 2f -so WHAT IF OH? THEN YN OEHY WK RUMV! ~DU WWT HM ANNIE 15 OLIVER WW ARE U IT? OHI OF CM THE RUMOR TWT f"051 WWP. YM K MIXIMIS T""(3 ffiw~ .0 MR" I'VE NEVER EVEN ''iR3UO4$' IIRELING, LL"f"?! t_AVE ... . . . :. ~--~~L XF0 by Leonard Starr - ,.,, A '' - - - ANNIE — ,,-q - ,IL 11 . '0-4 , a . ___________________________ . ' ". _ . .. _ - - ~,_'_ üst 'be taken to revoke a cable television company's franchise to - ______ °' 41im~ , ____ I - tnfnIsa1on voted last week to spade lead. A trump comes back. He ruffs anoth er heart g and leads a second spade. Oswald: "There are lots of Back comes another trump, Wu,v strong savor partfleF.up Uiifltl, (April 20-May might-have-beens here. Three won In dummy. —De a good job t'Ihoee20) "Another heart ruff estabIABP.A (Sept, 23-Oct. 23) nrwnp is a cinch, but you t jla there af ter the lishes dummy's fifth heart He Follow your nobler instincts Wi are w u pOiuOfl to oI tuft a spade to get to r or you viict di bids today nd you should sparkle make .u..gs four diamonds, dummy and his last spade are looking over your "Five diamonds is only one goes on that last heart." and blu.nu, iso matwa who shoulder. They'll be pnerous dowti. but East feels that he you Involved with. All will with the rewards. ) - ' Cablevision. Because of numerous . -. ':----..... \ . P_ . I "i OW - II I I to allow the public to voice its corn- d9krit attorney to find out what steps '.':.-:-'•-...._:-. ... •. .4.1 1. 1 -. - .- I. . I—— i ,-•f,____ Woes plaints against Orange-Seminole s ace cashes Alliances you make today Conditions favor talking to -- -, - ~,~ no Saninole County Commission this - - - - --- ft • . - ".. I -- f . . M I . �--- -. - - - - . r--- ..-. -.-.- . ' I - • .. -. - .4$ - -4; -- ---..-.-. - - -. .- - -. * - - ..i .1 •! I,- .__- • ':' I - -. -' - - - . 15.-r- .• -- --- ,- - - ... - m . __ - 'J ' *__ - .4 -_ _________ -- --i.-- *-- - - - - 1 - . - . ' . - . . I 2A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, FL - Tuesday, ' JØ%.3, lflO . I By DAVID ?.L HAZLER V.VU11LU_ HeraldStaffWrftei A man Q knife robbed a convenience store clerk of more than $100 early this morning, Sanford poli ce said. Edward Bailey, of rural Sanford, told police he aa alone the Lii' Champ store at 1119 E. 25th St., when a man appr oached him behind the counter, holding a knife, at 1:54 a.m.Bailey complied with the thief's demand to ope n the register and ste p into a ba throom at the rear of the store, police say. ,.t,. L. ..I. V. bU'JI QIAIU $AW pvutX say. Dauey, iorcea into the bathroom, f ou nd the robber gone when he came out, they say. -- IN BRIEF ' Israeli Troops Prevent Protest Against Bombings (UPI) Israeli troops, some cutting through locks with shears, forced Arab merchants to open shops on th e West Bank today to prevent a general strike called In protest of car bombings that JERUSALEM Montgomery Ward's ter minal at Eighth Street and Persimmofl Avenue, de puties report. Employees reported Sunday finding two truck trailers f orced open, an undetermined amount of goods miming. . SANFORD MAN AILED ON ASSAULT CHARGE ord man was arrested Monday afternoon on charges he hit another Sanford reside nt over the head with a shovel during a fight. George Byrd, IMS Pomegranite Ave., Sanford was held in li eu of $8,400 bond following the fight, which left Roger A. Danials,25,25 William Clark Court, unconscious and bleeding,. poli ce say. Danials was trea ted and released at Seminole Memorial Hospital for a 4%-inch gash allegedly suffered in the fi ght. Byrd was ar rest ed at the cor ner of 13th Street and Mangoustine Ave., the scene of the fight, police say A Sanf Two callers, claiming to be members of previously unknown Jewish underground groups, claimed responsibility today for the explosion, and one group vowed to continue the "struggle" against the supporte rs of the Palestine Liberation Organization. In Nablus, Mayor Bassm Shake smil ed for photographers frozmwhere he lay In bed, the stumps of his legs swathed in bandages. His name was removed from the critical list. "They've taken my legs but it only means I'm more firmly plan ted to the soil," he said. "They can cut off my legs but not my st ru ggle." Mayor Elias Frelj and the Be thlehem city council resigned -today to protest the atta cks, West Bank military officials said. In the occupied Gaza Strip, Mayor Reshad Shawaa and the Gaza city council resigned Monday. - - FERN PARK APARTMENT BURGLARIZED Burglars broke a window to enter Greg Mudge's Cherr'wood Apartment, Friday, takiQg close to $2,000 worth of goods, say deputies. t*puties say the thieves got a color television, camera, watch and .45 cali ber pistol. Mudge's Vietnam medals W also stolen, de puties say. OFFICER SUFFERS INJURIES An Altamonte Springs officer suffered minor injuries and damaged his motorcycle Saturday afternoon after handing out a ticket on Interstate-4, police say. George Aldrich, 31, was looking for a place to turn on median, between sta W roads and on Interstate w he hit a storm sewer, f lipping over his motorcycle, police report. • DEBAR WOMAN CHARGED INThEFI A DeBary woman is In jail, charged with steali ng rings from a patient In a Sanford nur sing home and selling them. Brenda Lee Johnston, 21, Of 228 Della Pine, was ordered held in lieu of $5,250 bond, on charges she stole $5,000 worth of jewelry from the late Elizabeth McLarney, mother of Pa tricia Aldrich was treated and released for minor cuts and bruises Slpley, 309 Tuc ker Drive, Sanford. at Florida Hospital-Altamonte. His motorcycle suffered about Johnston, an employee' at the Lakev1ewNurslng Home, 919. E: Second St., allegedl y took the rings from Mrs. McLarney $500 damage, police say. while she was a patient there. Aldrich had chased a car down the ramp from 436 onto the The rings were disco vered missing by Sipley when 4he went intersta te and writ te n a ticket for the motorist, parked to claim her mother's belongings. median. As he tried to find a place to turn around, he hit Police report the rings were found sold In Deltona. grate , flipping the motorcycle. - Althougn no cliarges have been filed, if the officer Is found at TRAILERS BURGLARIZED AT SANFORD TERMINAL fault by the department's accident review board, he could be An unknown amount of goods was taken this weekend from required to pay for the bike's repairs. - ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) 1) Hundreds of Soviet troops were killed and in jur ed In heavy fighting in a major push In eastern Afghanistan, Afghan rebels said today. The Islamic Alliance for the Liberation f Af ghanistan said the Soviets took heavy casual ties In t heir assault against fi ve Insurgent positions and only overran one of the strongholds. % It also reported heavy casualties for the rebels, who have fought the Soviets since the Russians moved in in force ar ou nd Christmas to set up the government ofBabrakKamaI. The rebel report of hundreds of Soviet casualties could not be Independently confirmed, but If true It would support recent rebel claims the Soviet offensive to secure eastern Afghanistan was proving costly. Rebel claims ha ve in the past proved exaggerated. but seldom completely baseless. - - - ._. ~1.77. _..7%, Im e 4~r~ _* - 1. rM --- nt,nrtJIAA, ---S - IvIrxtrII I I In I -, 1__ .1_-_ I ,n,.aurTII. •3- - , - .. .- . -. ' ' • - -. - • t'. , A' ' A ,... ,. :' ,. •• ,• -. - of -, - . -arTun a Johnny Weissmuller, crippled by strokes and other ailments, was lifted from his usual depression by a mariachi ba nd singing him a happy 76th birthday only to slip back into the life his wife wishes could- end humanely. The German-born Maria Weismuller said the former movie star aftd swimming champion appeared happy. after the serena de Monday of two traditional Mexican songs organized by friends In the Mexican resort of Aca pulco. One of th e songs, "Las Mananitas," Includes the verse, "Wake up, my dear, wake up and see that It's already dawn. we have all come with pleasure to wish you a happy birthday." But Mrs. Welsmuller said that af te r the celebr a tion her husband retur ned to the state of depression In which most of his days are now spent. A series of strokes and operations for stomach and throat ailments have sapped th. memory and strength of the former star of 19 Tarzan movies and holder of 67 world swimming records, making him totally reliant on medicine, food and breathing tubes and nurses, she said. - - -.-' - .,'r -, - . .. rfl. I • I-.- - - - -- - af. - . ,. _______ _____ ___ _____ -. _______ ________ .. • ____ . - 4 . . WEATHER (J - -. - j_' - - ____ ____ - . • . ..• - S, •, . - - - -. •.,' - - - Clark Calls Rescue Effort Unthi"nkable, Lawless Ad' - and ground expeditions as planned to look, for Mayan agricultural artifacts. - LONDON (UPI) The dollar improved on all the world's money markets today and the price of gold' - firm. - - - ---- 'i ' - - - 4- s& - last votes were tounled. - - - i.', S -, m ,I 1_1--~ .. .- - __L - _,. ,. .. I '. . . hotho didhave the opporturdty to win -- a - . -,. I I dkin't ---- need any 1 -ttrn . --._-- _.--. . • - - - - -, IIm.u.uee.0 - - &-&-&SlA 1noTd I1 -.----a,- ' . - .I - I St. Pete Men - Pray, ST. PETERSBURG, FL.. (UP!) - ,'.' - .., 1 , '44. # - - '' 4f 'I,- - ..- -. - ' , - - - ,. I •,. . . . - -. I' - - - '' - : - . ' ' "' :, 11 .L. ,,,- ., -- .. - -. .. . STUDENTS - 1, 4 ., - .,.,, - -•. - 4• - ,. . . - Herald -. ... - Phs5.y_StftWd Wl,boIaf.u&' -.-- - - .. - Brooks and Debbie hanky; (third row) Valencia Jones, Rose Johnson and Duwayne hail; (fourth row) Venita Johnson and Kelley Faint, - Recession 'Wallops' U.S. WASHINGTON (UP!) -'It now appears the recession slammed into the U.S. economy in early spring with more fury than was originally suspected. According to late reports, new manufacturing orders fell in April more than they have in almost 5%'years, while construction spending registered yet another steep monthly decline, its third straight. "The recession set in with a real wallop in April," said the Commerce Department's deputy chief economist William Cox. During the weekend, President Carter revised the administration's longstanding prediction of a "short and mild" recession, "We've got serious recession prospects, steeper than we expected," Carter said. The Commerce Department reports Monday bore him out. New orders flowing to U.S. factories plunged 5.5 percent or $8.3 billion to a seasonally adjusted $143.8 billion In April, reaching their lowest point in eight months. ft was the largest drop since a 6.8 percent decline in December 1974 when the United States was trapped in its last recession. The decline In new factory orders had been anticipated, but the severity of the drop was far greater than originally evident. Earlier this month, in an advance report, the department said new orders for durable goods those products designed to last more than three years were off 4.2 percent in April. However, new data included in Monday's report revealed orders for durable goods were actually down 6.6 percent or $5.1 billion to $72.5 billion. The decline in durable goods orders was widespread, affecting virtually every manufacturing industry except aircraft makers. The decline would have been almost twice as bad, the department noted, except new orders for aircraft Jumped 53 percent in April. - FORT WAYNE, Ind. (UP!) Police Investigating the shooting of civil Fights leader Vernon Jordan turned their attention today to Martha Coleman, the only known witness to last Thursday's attack. Mrs. Coleman, who was Interviewed by the FBI Monday for the first time since the shooting, was to be questioned today by Fort Wayne police. Federal agents and Mrs. Coleman's lawyer, Charles Leonard, refused to divulge any details of the FBI Interview, Wayne Davis, special agent in charge of the FBI In Indiana, said he may talk to reporters later today apparently - - . "We would like- to start our petition drive as possible," Weymnouth said. TALLAhASSEE, Fla. ( UPI) Lawmakers have breathing room now, but they'll be gasping in another 24 hours when they facing the prospect of a special or extended session. If two separate conference committees reach argeenient on a nearly $600 million supplemental budget and a plan allowing moderate boosts in property taxes by late Wednesday,. adjournment Friday as scheduled is likely. If they don't, the Legislature will be cutting it close to finish up by midnight Friday and avoid a special or extended session. House-Senate budget conferees agreed on money for new judges and the Medicaid deficit Monday, but they remained divided on tax increases for teacher's pay raises and other education needs. The Senate's education funding expert, Curtis Peterson of Lakeland, agreed to another $5 million to fund a $1,500 average raise for public school teachers, but house sometime after city police had their chance to talk to the witness. City police detectives said they wanted to talk to Mrs. Coleman, the Fort Wayne Urban League staff member who was with Jordan at the time of the shooting, to provide a new perspective on Information they have obtained since their initial Interrogation Friday. Jordan , 44, director of the National Urban League, got out of bed and sat up in a chair Monday for the first time since a sniper's bullet ripped a tlstsized hole In his back early Thur. sday. PresumptiveDe ' ' ath Papers To Be Issued For Missing VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) Coroners Its gigantic crater, glowjng red from lava this week will begin issuing "presumptive" Inside Its cone, is swelling the grtiund slightly, death certlfleatef orni Of the 51-people-' spewing out steam tohelghtiof 15,000 feet, and missing as a result of the May 18 volcanic quaking with "fairly constant" harmonic explosion of Mount St. Helens. tremors. Gov. Dixy Lee Ray has asked for 100 percent The tremors, caused by movement of federal aid for victims of the volcano, saying lt magma (underground lava), have been weak would break the economies of state and Local but "fairly constant" since the second big governments "for years to come" if they had eruption May 25, University of Washington to put up uiatching funds to qualify for federal ' seismologists report relief. However, several times during the past few The volcano's puzzling behavior is baffling days the tremors have ceased suddenly, scientists, who have not been able to predict similar to the recordedseismIc activity w1or 1 . what the mountain will do next, to the cataclysmic eruption May 1$ - - - . SOOfl BS Budget Worries Legislature Police To Quiz' Jordan Witness - A. Money Matters 'I - - Sanford Middle School students were recently honored with 'academic--s:4aw mirth for, superior achievement. Honorees Include (front rows from ft"s ;. Jeap!Ie Goodenough David McNeil, Renee Johnson, Deborah Coleman, %tic'hãel Whelchel and Sam Lake; (second, row) Sharon Gaines, Michael .,. RECEIVE HONORS - - ' . - Three St. - , -V ' .$ - Sunday night indWere forced to kneel In front of a' large cross on. church lawn and "pray for our lives." Arnold Botrigurs, 19, his brother Lawrence, and Bern*rd H. Strayer Jr., said they fled early Monday when their captors drove away after telling them they were guing around the block and watch them pray. The three flagged down police officer Wendell Ceager and told them a story of being abducted and threatened with a broken beer bottle. A short time later Cresger arrested brothers Allen R,Laurain,25,aaad Earl E. Laurath,30,ondaa,ges of , own imprisonment. , • - ' 14i-. -"u' . •. . $ Petersburg men say they were abducted by four men - MIAMI(UPI) 'Florida backers of independent presi. (lential candidate John Anderson hope to present him with a running mate when he arrives today for his first Florida campaign tour. The person chosen, however, will be told emphatically that he or she -, is a "surrogate" candidate for vice president and will have no shot at appearing on the national ticket. The haste to choose a running mate was prompted because campaign workers want to take advantage of Anderson's visit to begin a petition drive to put his name on Florida's general election ballot. David Britt, Dade County campaign chief, said the Anderson forces need to collect the signatures of 42,000 Florida registered voters by Aug. 15. Lawyers have told the state cámpai)n staff that the petitions can't be circulated unless - it also. sts the name of a vice presidential candidate. Anderson was sch,led to begin in late morning a two campaign swing in south Florida. lie will visit Haitian and Cuban refugee centers, address a group of senior citizens, open his Dade campaign headquarters and attend a fund-raiser. Although attor neys for Anderson's national campaign iire considering challenging Florida laws, the state campaign tts been d'e4 it should pick a name lec-u. president so the petitiottti?I, sa id state. campaign coordl!Thtor T..'-'c--Jif$' Clark Weymouth. "We will be naming a surrogate from Florida who will serve as a vice presidential candidate from Florida until John Anderson announces who his running mate will be, said - ' :.t - ' " , Live - .ft. ..%.", % - - ', . ' - , - - - - - Property values TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) around the Capitol are rising aofast, acreage in town III 10 times as expensive as suitable building land just a few miles away. Nevertheless, Cabinet members today may act on a proposal to acquire a quarter-acre parcel downtown to help round outs block already owned by the state. The land would be used for a future office building. Delayed two weeks ago when Gov. Bob Graham took ezceptlon to the price, the parcel is on the market fbr $3,925. This amounts to $8.50 per square foot and U slightly under the appraised value. - - - - ,_.. A . .eK - .-(•'--1 . :. I, - - - . I • 1_i . - AREA DEATH ____________________________ IIENRYSYLVTER WEIJIZINSKI FUnsraINot1 HenrySyivesterWLrznjj, of 713 Cherokee circie, Will ZINS K I, H IN NY SY U VISTIN Funeral Mass br died Sunday. Born In Hurley, Henry Syhes$ev Weirsineki, U WIL, he moved to Sanford In et 7'3 Cherokee Circle. isle died 1V74 from Marlanna, Fla. He SSiflday, wIll be held at 1 •m, he 0l WA was a retired tr uck farmer, a Wsdn Nativity 4.yat with Rev. Clenint J member 01 the Church 01 the Kuhn oIIIClatkw. Burial wilt be Nativity, and a World War I 5°I$1rv. Sanloit Gramksw Funeral Hont In army veteran. - h e 7 W --., '.:--- Capitol Land Prices Zoom : I - HeiasirvIvedbyon - -: - 14 By ARNOLD SAWISLAK .This year. ROflakI Reagan already has couple Of the çrünaries arni estaigw, wdaughter, Mrs. Margaret OAkLAWN the R UPiSeolorEditir nomination In the beg credibility Bledso., -Sanford; tbee ,viHh1til MPII*Aa 41MIMURIAL rut Thee - =primary season ends today and Jimmy carter Is close behind in his sisters, Mrs. Arne Amanr., with a shower of more than l,000naUonal pursuit of the Democratic ,visidnat101L and Miss Mary Welrzlnskl, Going Into the eight Democratic convention delegates to be chosen In nine Although - his 1IM 190 both 01 C1ermcnt and Mrs. ' stalm &W Tusday Is ham , only pdmarles,lnwhich*deleg,tei were at Lou Goce.waun,,, " the, president was only -2$ short 01' and six gejj preciogs low candidatu am left in the SeL ' Edward Ke.d really cam. We t UN he 'I00ded to sew t field to compete for Its prizes. psigned for the final primaries. Graxnkow Funeral Home Is. for renomination.. Kennedy had 850 Die political situation hi the flnaIround Kennedy -i--- of in char rj arragements. Mousijts Md of primaries contrasted' sharply with 'keeping Carter from achieving a delegates. past election y*E wtt one. both motlwnatIosJ look * the Democratic bad1 ni irimaries 11* MWL TH ' '1LIUItl0 rr11raed In døubt gnlll the v'vrdp.tion ha eday' delegate selection, g tlept, teat aeijan MN*I DifliSS V -- 1. 4 - oe Final Round Of Primaries Today Rita A. Lopez, Longwood Steele K. Williams, New Smyrna Beech . Rumors that later were proved to be unfounded that to five American hostages In Iran had been shot touched off. frenzy in International markets Monday, pushing the prim 01 gold up and the dollar down. - &nnl Campbell, Lake Mw 11 - __ ~ ''4' ,. - ~, - - John Ande rson - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) The battle over trucking deregulation Is going down to the wire with the House and Senate still divided over the regulatory role to be played by the Public Service Commission. The Senate Commerce Committee began a new skirmish Monday with lawmakers voting to shift safety Inspections now handled by the PSC over to the Florida Highway Patrol. The change prompted by Sen. Curtis Peterson, D. Lakeland, puts the Senate In a different posture than the House, which wants the PSC to continue Its spot checks of trucks for another year before phasing them out. Dollar Up; Gold Firm - The Red Diamond spent the remainder of the day and most of the night meandering slowly across the Straits, at one point heading for the Bahamas. Meanwhile, the State Department communicated with the government of Panama to see what - . As Fight Goes To Wire - - States. .10' , - - - . I t. f Houses Divided On Trucking - .- .- .A - - - , ___-w . .. : . . ,..-. I .-,- -;-_,.- ... _. .I I -... - - - ' - Nettle Spence, Deiary Ivan L Ansbaugh, Deitona 1. - - - . . FLORIDA IN BRIEF - - Miamians ,Greet I - . ' - - could be done, At 7:10 p.m. Monday, Ayres said, Phillips radioed a request for Immediate assistance. "The master said he had numerous medical problems aboard, including a 4-month-old infant who had stopped breathing and a woman with a burned hanel," A)Tes said. The Coast Guard cutter Dallas put a medical corpsman, who was not identified, aboard the freighter. lie communicated with doctors aboard the Navy amphibious (lock transport vessel Shreveport to handle the medical emergencies on board the freighter, "including delivery of a baby," Ayres 4pid. "1 assume the mother and baby are okay or else they would have reported otherwise," Ayres added. The burned woman and the child with breathing problems were airlifted to the Shreveport. I - DIAms M- MCCOwin, Daytona - - • Charges . . ' -- - • - ' - i • - - Beach 1 1 Tuesday, June 3,1910-3A . ,* That brought the 43-day sealift totals to 99,219 refugees aboard 1,594 boats. Another 644 boats have returned from the Cuban port of Mariel, southern terminus of the sealift, without refugees. The Red Diamond, a 118-loot freighter flying the Panamani. an flag, left the Cuban port of Mariel at 7:30 a.m. Monday at the head of a flotilla of about 50 to 60 smaller American craft hauling refugees. Coast Guard cutters intercepted it in the Florida Straits and told the skipper, identified as a Captain - Phillips, that, as a foreign-flag vessel, he would violate U.S.immigration laws if he landed his passengers in the United - - v l - - Acting U.S. Attorney Eric Fisher, waiting on the dock as the ship pulled up, said the ship's captain, Nestor Rhodes, the crew and any U.S. citizens aboard will face criminal charges in.luding bringing undocwriented aliens into the country and improper carriage of passengers. Fines and prison terms can be $2,000 and five years foreachalien, Fisher said. -Fisher said those arrested will be arraigned before U.S. Magistrate Jack Saunders today. He also said the government of Panama took away the Red Diamond's registry Monday. The ship arrived during one of the heaviest periods of refugee arrivals in the 43 days of the Cuban sealift. Between midnight and 6 am., 17 boats docked loaded with 2,239 refugees. They followed 14 craft that pulled into port late Monday, carrying 2,270 refugees a total of 4,509 in less than A 12 hours. - - I - . -' 9p' WAMI!NGTON (UP!) Ttte 'Norfolk and Western Railway and Southern Railway have announced -a merger plan that, If would 'gIve a handful of ëompanles control of the nation's railroads.' Should the merger win government and stockholders approval, there would be three large rail systems in the East and three in the West. The Midwest remains a problem with several rlalroads bankrupt or in serious trouble. The Southern-N&W merger, announced Monday after a series, of secret talks, surprised the industry. The two had held merger discussions last year, but had broken them off and said no further talks were planned. ;"( :' • - - I - corpsman. Railroads Could M ercie - - ___________ HOSPITAL NOTES ' 1. . ______ - - - ____ - - dt ----- - . - - ,, ______ - 11 - ____ ___• ______ - - - .... _____ - - - --- .-.- .. 12:50 a.m.; lows, 6:30 a.m., 6:4.2 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 6:50 a.m., 5:30 p.m.; low, 12:03 a.m. ' BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Former US. Is devoted to constitutional principles ceptable to do it fo." 50 Miles: Winds east 10 to 15 knots today becoming variable 10 AttoGeflal Ramsey Clark and to the Clark, who said Monday he hoped his knots tonight. Winds becoming northwest 10 knots Wednesday. condemned the abortedtoday U.S. hostage that rule of law would even believe it had a right to Intervene with a trip would establish a dialogue that "will Seas 3 to 4 feet today and 3 feet or less tonight. Few showers rescue mlsiion as "a lawless act" and military force In the territory of another lead to release of the hostages," said AREA FORECAST: Fair and warm through Wednesday. said further use of force icr the freedom nation half way around the world," Clark today he wanted to May in Iran after the Highs mainly in the low 90s. Lows In the mid 6 to low of thec tivea would be "unacceptable." said. conference to meet with governme nt Winds easterly 10 to 15 mph today becoming variable less than ap Clark spoke to reporters as the 10(a offic ials. 10 mph tonight. As to the purpose of the mission, I member American delegation he George Wald, a Harvard biologist dent know," Clark salt "i am attended the second day of z Nobel Prize wIxuer who Is a member of national Conference on U.S. Interven. terested In hearing the explanations the American delegation, said he hoped tiona in Iran," called by Ayatollah' during this conferencethatseemtometo the group would be able to meet with -Imply U.S. mission was to secure the release of the K1wme1nl.ore rescue attempt. Iran SIMINOLIMEMONIAL The delegation arrived Monday despite hostages." Dominic A. Granite, Diltona The official Pars news agency reputed HOSPITAL. Paul 0. Black, Lake Mary "That, may be. I don't know," t& President Carter's ban on American said, that a firing squad today executed five JUNK Fred Williams, Long* travel to Iran. "ItishaltormetoseehowItcouldhave people accused of producing .ztd trapADMISSIONS . BIRTHS "As lsald In the United States since It been accomplished, though, without the ticking In heroin In the western city of Beverly E. Dofloti Robert end Judy TnIa,a baby girl happened, It was very hard for many of deaths 01 many innocent people, in- Hamedan. It brought to 51 the number 01 Marion W. Freeman DISCHAIOIS us to believe that It happened," Clark. cluding the botageS." people shot, including a woman, 1(1 t he Ernie R. Halllnssn SANFORD Ralph T. Kellogg "The way to release the hostages Is tot' current campaign against dr'4 U. said of the aborted rescue Treie F. Conrad Alvin J. Petty Kathleen N. Nutty "It was a lawless act," Clark said. "It the Iranian people and their strength and licking led by Shetkh Sadegh Khilkhall, H. Wayde Rucker Ann Williams Is unthinkable that any government that magnitude to do It. And (it) is unac- member of the Revolulionasy Council. Lewis Snell Mary Back. Judy A. Tests l'bimtert H. Phillips. "low Geraldine Wright Paul 0. Black. Lake Mary - -.-- •.-. tf - - 4, -' )C ... - CHICAGO (UPI) Jazz great ' William "Count" Basle,'hospitalized at Illinois Masonic Medical Center with pneumonia, was reported resting comfortably and In good condition today. Doctors said Basic, whose keyboard style and driving band arrangements made him one of the founders of the swing era of Jazz more than 40 years go, will rest In the hospital for a few days. He was admitted suffering from pneumonia and fatigue on Sunday. "He's fine," said Thomas J. Cassidy, the 75-year-old Basic's agent. ''He's just tired out." -: i . . .I . In England told. Uie space ,aer ,tfr c4pa. apparently '1 enabled the Maya to, drain water &om swampy jungles to createsrna1lplotsofdrylandwherçpajendcacaocouJdl,e grown Intensively. i. 4 Adams said there has been little evidence In the past of the kind of Inte nsi ve agricul ture needed In a land characterized by ____ ei ther arid and mountainous territory or swampy jungles. .i "We've never before been able to reconstruct convincingly 40 .II an eco nomic base for the Maya," Adams said. "In other I~ . -~ *.-- ft .. , Z, words, how did they feed all these masses of people all of the 9 time?" _______________________________________________ It . The radar was developed by NASA and the Defense Departnf and adapted by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, V S -s... -J4'] Pasadena, Calif., to map the cloud.ehrouded topography of Venus. From an altitude of 28,000 feet over Central American jungles,lbe radar enabled scientists to produce clear Images I of varying layers of the foliage. Height measurements allowed researchers to determine land levels beneath the vegetation. Artist Don Reynolds adds Adams examined the radar data for evidence of ancient the title "The Key to Affluence" to his agricultural THE KEY TO settlement* or roadways. He found Instead unnaturally unimural painted on the side of GardenLand nursery on West First Street h AFFLUENCE' Id Sanford while the Harold Hunilker family, owners of the garden supply f "I could we little lines, most of them looking like ladders or business that commissioned the work, watch. Reynolds feels a society which lattices, connecting with larger waterways," Adams told the has enough f&od can devote more of its time. to pursuits other than the search apace agency. of sustenance. He and Dr. T. Patrick Culbert of the University of Arizona Vtaited the rain forests in February found evidence at leat a third of the patterns seen by radar are ancient canals dug with stone blades and hoes to drain water and make small square plots o( dry arable land. Adams estimated the canals, about 1% feet deep and 3 to 9 feet wide, cover 11,000 square miles of Gua temala alone. NASA said additional studies using more advanced radar are planned to determine how extensive the canal system Is, _,.-' - - - NATIONAL REPORT: Severe storms packing tornadoes, torrential rains and hail ripped through Indiana, Iowa and, Ohio killing at least one pern, injuring 32 otherand causing widespread power failures and property damage. A storm barreled mt Ladoga, Ind., Monday killing TwaLila G. Emory, 46, and demolishing her mobile home. Her son, Clint Harrison, was Injured. "I've never seen anything like this before," said Sue Dickerson, town clerk-treasurer at Ladoga. The wind was terrific. There was no warning. It was just here." At least 18 persons were treated at local hospitals for tornado-related injuries. AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperatures: 00; overnight low: 67; yesterday's high: 00; barometric pressure: 30.12; relative humidi ty: *2 percent; winds: east at 8 m.p.h. WEDNESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: high, 12:58 A ___ ,. ____ ______ - - WASHINGTON (UP!) Scientists knew a bout the big cities and sophisti ca tion of the ancient Mayan ci viliza tion in Cen tral America, but they often wondered how the Maya could jroauce enough iooa to teed millions of people. An airborne radar system developed to study the cloudchrouded wor ld of Venus may have answered the question. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration reported Mnday Images of 50,000 square miles of usually cloud-covered areas of Guatemala and Belize have revealed an exter1ye network of Mayan drainage canals dating bet. an 900 A.D. hidden beneath dense r o 1. 4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - I -- KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) --The freighter Red Diamond pulled into port today, crammed to the gunwales with Cuban refugees, stripped of its Panamanian registry and greeted by U.S. officials waiting to file criminal charges against the captain, the crew and any Americans aboard. The big ship, which meandered about the Florida Straits during the night, pulled up to the old Navy Station docks about 8:30 a.m., in the midst of a flow of boats that had brought in more than 4,500 refugees in less than 12 hours and swelled the 43-day old Cuban sealift's total arrivals to 99,219. The Red Diamond seemed likely to take that total past 100,000. The ship carried an estimated 850 refugees, including a newborn infant delivered at sea by a Coast Guard medical - WASHINGTON (UP!) The Senate has voted to cut 10 percent next year from the total amount of money spent on Senate staffs, which Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W. Va., says could save as much as $20 million. The Senate Monday actually thwarted an attempt to make members of Congress cut their staffs and travel expenses by 15 percent. Insteid, the Senate voted, 68-15, in favor of an alternate plan under which the Appropriations Committee wild cut 10 percent next year from the total - amount spent on personal and committee staffs by the Senate only. The Senate reaffirmed Its vote on the alternate plan in a second vote, 82-1. ~ '. -- ' .. 'Count' Down, But Not Out - - ' "I. ... _.. Senate May Cut Staff -Funds 1. ' - Mayans. - -. - - - 4-. . - - - . .. d - - ,•:, - , - Richard T. Carr p od H. Jackson Mullins. Only co-defendant Thomas Mitchell was found Innocent of all four charges against him. Lance was acquitted on nine of the 12 counts against him and Moye dismissed another 12 counts. The defense immediately moved for directed verdicts of acquittal on the remaining charges against Lance, Mullins and Carr, but Moye gave the Justice Department until June 10 to respond. Satellite Finds Ancient- Canals -• - I ..---....- I., ' 0 . locked counts against two Lance'co-defendants, - Weissmuller Serenaded - -' 1. - - - - .. I : BURGLARY NETS $1,000 CASH PLUS Burglars, who forced a window in south Seminole County Monday, left a home wi th $1,000 cash and almost $300 in jewelry, deputies say. Linda Popp, 128 Thdale Circle, told deputies the thlevei br oke into her home between 9a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Monday. The thieves took $1,000 cash and $290 In jewelry from a bedroom, de pu ti es say. - - - a ' Amer canCrew .Faces Ship* Brings Refugees. WASHINGTON (UPI) Prosecutors have recommended that the Justice Department drop the remaining three bank fraud counts against former federal budget director Bert Lance, who was acquitted of nine charges in a lengthy trial. Sources familiar with the case said prosecutor Edwin Tomko urged his superiors at the Justice Department not to retry Lance on three counts left undecided by the jury in his three-month trial, which ended In April. Presiding U.S. District Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. ruled a mistrial on those charges and four other dead- deputies. - . - Seminole County fire in vestigators say the fire, discovered by a maintenance man at 9:45 p.m., destroyed a ,,burn out oven" and circuit boards Inside it for testing. Appar en tly a short or malfunctioning thermostat caused the oven, used to test finished circuit boards at high heat, to overheat and ignite its contents, investigators say. Most of the damage In the buildi ng was caused by water, from a sprinkler head over the oven, they say. Cou nty firemen sa id t hey ha ve no way of estimating the value of the damage to the oven or its contents. FOREST CITY HOME BURGLARIZED - -I - Prosecutors Ask Justice To Drop Lance Charges Burglars stole $949 in jewelry from a Forest City home Monday, deputi es say. The thieves pried open a window at 24 0 Westwood Drive, be tween 7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m., Chester Hicks, the owner, told . Hundreds Of Soviets Killed IN BMEF - - maimed two Palestinian mayors. NATiON I ACCIDENT VICTIM IDENTIFIED Maitland police have identified a 17-year-old killed In an accident Thursday as Michael ác Burns, 501 HelmwiW., Casselberry. A A second man, a paenger on the motorcycle Burns wis (hiving, Douglas Roger Hughes, of the same address, Is listed in satisfactory condi tion at Florida HspltaiCEando. Police say the accident occur red when a car, driven by an unidentified person, traveling south on U.S. Highway 1712, made a left turn across the highway Into the pa th of the motorcycle. Charges are still pending a complete Investiga tion, said police, adding they had no f urther information available at this time. FIRE DAMAGES SPRAGUE CORP. FACTORY A minor fire in a testing over caused smoke and water damage at the Sprague Corp.'s factory on U.S. High way 17-92 I lI . I .. I 11 - . . ith Knif e Robs Conven*ience Store W'' Man I _ - ' conferees insisted that this nearly $42 million increase ill school board property taxes wouldn't be nearly enough. house Finance and Tax Chairman Steve pajcie said he believes another $44 ,miillion to $54 million is necessary. The conferees will sit down again today and try to resolve the matter. A separate conference committee. meanwhile, has halted work on it bill determining how much city and county property taxes will go up as the state miloves to 100 percent assessments this year. 'We need to wait until the schools taxes issue has been settled," said Senate Finance and Tax Chairman Ken Myers, 1)-Miami. The Legislature mmiu.st agree on it supplemental budget and some version of Gov Bob Graham's propert- tax assessments bill i nicknamed "Trim" for "Truth in tiiillage before it can quit for the year. The education conferees did agree Monda) on community college funding. Highway Automotive, mc. Ph. 323-3550 Front Ind Alignment slogs Special for June All General Repairs Auto Transmissions - Air Conditioning Tune-ups - Brakes - Paint - And Body Work 2613 Orlando Dr. - Sanford (11-92) w- - - MW. M, 'I 'V �. — f-.•'' — - -- / • .,. 7 4 . 1 I I (----.*.--. . . % __. . .-.. .. .. EVening Jljeiald. -_ . . _. I . 4%200] - .. • 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3O5322-2fihlor 831-9993 Tuesday, June 3, 1980.-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor Aroutd . The Knights are headed for bLgger.andbetter thIngs n chapter two which only means that support needs to continue If not grow each year. A Seminole County chapter off the U.C.F. Football Boosters Club is In the making abd offersstçportersachancetogetinonthe ground floor at several levels. Of course when you talk about boosting a college footba ll program.xou talk about cash. Coach Don Jonas could have all the talent In the world but the program would fail without financial backing. JU7 6. -5J4 M 9 . ___ V o ,'. I i im• e • • - mb B ,, , e , n Environment? - .. I, i I I _.J4-' - - -- .- • . I IOCI JOE DeSANTIS - Memberships aimed at business, local metalrangefrom$l00to$5,0 thantaad and Include many bennles at eachieveL A Presidential Booster, one of the $5000 variety aimed at large businesses, gets for example 14 season. membership, in the PresIdent's Cl ub,reservedseata,mebersbIpIn the Gridiron Club room, VIP p'arking, jackets, base ball caps and shirts etc..etc..etc. For the Individual football faMwho would like to become Involved, a Lancer Jnembershlp of $250 gets you a pair of season tickets, VIP parking, membership In the Gridiron Club Room, a U.C.F. football jacket and quarterly get achance to show their collective support today ata special University of Central Florida football luncheon at the Sanford Civic Center. Much of the KnIght'sUal success a year ago can be traced to the overwhelming support surrounding communities generated In helping the fledgling progra1 enjoy both on and off the field success. Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. . -. foothail enthusiasts - Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Mon th, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $13.00. By Ma il : Week, $1.10; Mon th, $4.75. 6 . . - RONALDSG. BECK, Advertising tllrector I .. - ii - -S . :'•S. — .. r t Anyone Interested In becoming Involved should keep tuned to ,the.aports pages for coining Information or give the U.C.F. Athletic Office a ring. . . 0 • • __ get • Hypocrisy. P ils Sea roo Nationl L 4 • V By United Press International He was trying to say that he got lucky, but Rick Monday always finds a more colorful way to explain things. "Every blind squirrel is gonna stumble over an acorn once in a w hi le," said Monday, after he pinch-hit a homer with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning Monday night to give th e LOS Angeles Dodgers a 3-2 ictory over the Cincinnati Reds. It was his first homer since September of 1978, so he added, "I was happy I didn't have to ask directions on the way around the Monday's blow gave the Dodgers a two'game lead over the Reds in the Western Di%ision, and it came on the second pitch to him by reliever Doug Bair, 0-3. Dick Suteliffe, 1-2, pitched two inn ings in relief of Don Sutton and got the victory. Sutton all owed just five hits over the first se ven innings. Cincinnati tied the score 2-2 in the eighth on a bloop RB! single to righ t by George Foster. The Reds grabbed a 1.0 lead in the third on Dave Concepcion's ru n-scoring single, but the Dodgers took a 2-1 lead in the se venth on a two-run homer by Dave Lopes. b a k hi a AWLIC n C - • V • .... V 1 V r — ' Dooms Reds In other games, Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia, 9-3, San Diego blanked Houston, 3-0, Atlanta defeated San Francisco, 4. 2, and Montreal edged the Chicago Cubs, 8-7, in 13 innings. PIrates 9, PhIllies 3 Don Robinson scattered eight hits and helped his cause V wi th a two-run single to pace Pittsburgh over the error.prone Phillies. Rookie Vance Law and Dave Parker also drove in two ru ns each for the Pirates, who tagged Randy Lerch with his seventh lo in eight decisions. Five of Pittsburgh's runs were unearned as the result of three errors. Padres 3, Astros 0 Rick Wise and Eric Rasmussen combined on a four.hitter an d Willie Montanez delivered a two-run single to highlight a Rodney Scott with t4 run that gay" Montreal a rain-delayed %ictory. 0000(0 00 1 2111 Niero and Benedict " Whit Mnton (71. Ripley (8) and May W • Niekro 4 7) L (5) Saucier ( Boone and ht 0 Robinson and Ncosa W 0 Robinson (2)) L--Lerch (1 , 176' - Chicago -• 2110 1)) 000 0 713 i 00) 30010Montreal ?0( 3(00000 000 Los AnQ 000 110 273 000 1 8 8 0 LaCoss. Bar (9) arid Bench. krukow. Tidrø* (7). Ncr Werner (9) Suton. SUICIiIIC (B) nanciez ti'. 6uuer (8' Caudill and Scioscia W --Sutclifte (32) (101. Mcothen II) and An HRS Los L -Balm (03) Blackwell, Palmer Gulli5ø odes Lopes (4) Monday )11 ISI Norman Ill Sosa 18)5 -- Fryman 10 and Carter W HOustOn 009000000- 0 4 I Fryman Ill' L McGIo?hen 30000000* 3 60 San DoOV I' HOs Chicago. Thomps arid (1 Ryan. LaCorte (8) Neideron (1. Vail (3 ) ise. Rasmussen (6) Ashby Montreal (romar',e 5 Wht and Fahey W Wise ( 3)) LRyan (35) - - 00 C'fl(i . three-run first inning off Nolan Ryan. Braves 4. Giants 2 Phil Niekro, the 41-year-old knuckleballer, scattered 11 hits to win the 222nd game of his career. Expos 8, Cubs 7 Pinch-hitter Bob Pate, making his f ir st major-league appearance, walked on a 3-2 pitch by Ly nn McGldthen with one out and the bases loaded in th e 13th inning to force home :' LaGrow Larson (7) 6 - San Fm - Lercfl, own ' NateonaI LUe 2)0 000 000 3 8 3 200 05200*-- 9 112 Phila Ptsbgh V bases." V - 5' •. Mägk Mondays ' V V e Roundup . o es V Tuesday, June 3, •/ DON GRAFF F AR Herald, nngera$d,Sanford, Fl. . V V Eveni ii V New York's Love Canal is becoming synonymous with a -kind of disaster that has a slow-burning fuse. The Hooker Chemical Co. used the abandoned excavation as a disposal area for V • ii' ' I. toxic chemicals between 1942 and 1953, when It ( -was sealed up and turned over to the school board 1UCr AC. 1r E Q of Niagara Falls, N.Y. A school and residential neighborhood sprang Ti LAT NUCLEAR ACcIIXNT : f'r.. T I V up on the site. It was well into the 1970s when UQI-) HOPE i-i: '-i chemicals began seeping to the surface and health experts began to suspect a connection with a high reva incidence of cancer and other disorders among people living in the area. Now a state-federal : program is under way to evacuate more than 700 • CO/s//DKNC( families while scientists try to pin down whether 11 The Chliièse, who have been taking plenty the chemicals may even have caused '( WASHINGTON (NEA) The fanatic . In the way of hardware and know-how from . chromosome damage which leads to birth defects. opponents of the nuclear power plant at the West, may be about to return the 1A • Seabrook, N.H., never have beeneapeclally Exactly what mistakes were made at Love V conventional standards co to sensitive Not, however, In the field of advanced Canal, and what harm has been done, Is not yet 4ix, but now they've added hypocrisy to technology. It develops, according to a recent clear. But the potential for tragedy is obvious ti) repertoire of boorish behavior, I____ report In the news columan, that a traditional I enough in this case to move toxic waste disposal to g chains, hadmws and belt of Chinese cuisine may h the head of the line in environmental priorities. cutters, the 'anti-Seabrook zealots repeatedly _______ medical as gustatory value. -.'1. The Environmental Protection• Agency says chanted "we're non-violent" as they mounted •. • . 1. • .. The discovery came accidentally _ashave American industry. is producing - 126 billion thetrmcatrecentpara-mliltaryassaultonthe so many great ones, think of Newton and that genera ti ng station stm-constructlon construction pounds of toxic waste a year, enough to fill the ..' apple — when a researcher at the University . • • — At d In helmets, goggl tire es and gas masks, New Orleans Superdome from floor to ceiling of M innesota Medical School was running the marauders &sp1aed a unique concept of • 'JN'8° day Only 60 percent of this comes blood tests on subjects In an ?nos-vlolence" that Included shearing • LI0CN.v . 5MTN chemical industries, Toxic also V fence surrounding the • from maciiinery and metal processing, paper conetrnctlon site In tieir uisuccesstul InOne Individual's blood unexpectedly failed 1 to clot normally and the only thing that set nus, and plants working with stone, clay and vasion attempt. j the other par ticipants was his glass. • , Eflegy policy In general and the le _____________________________hlinapartfrom most re cent al — you guessed It, Chinese. nuclear power In particular are legitimate Most of it, says the EPA, is going into municipal subjects for a vigorous na tional debate, but landfills, o pen pits or lagoons where It be I U — Further tests run wIth additional the difficult Issues stake is going t ' 11 considered .4sBfely out of the way. The agency subjects participating until one innt be resolved by systema tic assaults on . be lieves there may be as 800 abandoned -comno n to anyChlnese,dlsheswassthgled Subro* facility, chemicaldumps around the country which could -.out as the Inhibitor of blood clotting. It may When New Hampshire Gov. Meldrlm . BUSINESS WORLD start leaking harmful material, especially into lain the nc nce of heart Thomson, a conservative Republican, was V water supplies. deteat In hls;bld for re.electlon two years • . disease among people China is much lower At the federal level the EPA is laying down new &go, rules for the shipment, storage and disposal 'f' 0 .weapon in their futile bid for public support. V Possibility of laboratory development of a .I . I I I . ha'zardous wastes, . new anticoagulant to benefit heart ts I -• V % response from indust ry has so far been proech invariably played Into the hands of The Chinese know the itern. as . '... Jr, 1yWftH;Wqy POPF.. e~; although we q,an.expect sp e .ganlzers., 6 ~ 4 But Gov. H ering ,, _J in~o "P10110i,"111iie .- i ' 5;.-`WbIacki, 'tat ' I 01 t AWO ras sq by, rubbery texture rAelliie Oofiti Vfyiftv~ toilkard aitil STI much hlghu .. NEW YoIU(UPI) — The van p9oLCosta regulatlontand paperwork Deciding exactly i itcated'••v thus teal Ukali to bs movementIn employee emolovee transr)ortatlon, an It Is not easy to ipt emnlnvpo4 : ct--ii .. . .-. -r•j--' t th v,i. uac WUUIULICU W LUU -----s 'ius was we anowant no -V what is necessary for public protection will not be """'" ' outgrow ottheArabo th il embargooflgi4,has pools. The pool does Increase traveling time trontatlon poli tics" at serendipitous Ortental contribution t`111114I easy. been growing steadily ever since, to and from work and entails waiting at Ocicidental good health, mind you, but on', It the demonstrators put'down their 'IN a . energy conservation efforts. pickup points In bad weather. It also compels second thought is there And there will be bills to pay. Meeting the More Nukes" placards long possibility 1.~ gh t — SP .• Afew leftover notes from the spring football jamboree. . It's Interesting to see how the county prep coaches have adapted to their personnel so early In the year. Lyman is prime example. Last season's back up quarterback Mike Andrlano stepped right in and operated like a grizzled veteran. One note overlooked by many In the jamboree however . wasAndrla no smeUdofpassln&The5-9SenIOr s successful only onroil out patterns. The few times be tried to throw over the middle he was intercepted, three times. Greyhound fans must 'also be. wondering where sensational running back Audle Cleveland was dining the jam boree. A combination of grades and disciplinary action kept the talented halfback from taking part. So the Knigh ts are offering some thing for everybody, The Seminole County chapter of the U.C.F. Football Boosters will be electing officers shortly and organizing the club to supportive activities underway throughout the summer, leading Into the fall football season. ORTS .1'.. . • - p on •- 000 070 700 AtI,nIa SCheduIc-d Only cjms 4 10 0 ________ favor. V Sanford LittleAmerican Roundup .• of ' n- V '' experiment. a • • waste comes ro of me ISV were at - many -- - ------ . . V • • • V , Van. Poo V . I 11 . V - - , , _ V &,- ,4~ - • . xp es Energy patien . . V -- -- - -- -' any enou producers as much . might discover that nuclear power Is fading $24 million a year. Van Pools, headquartered in Phildelphla, Significantly, a study by the American Institute as a preferred source of generating elec- I . as According to the National Association of seriously tud a y the Isms Involved, they EPA's new federal ride's ' is expected to cost waste . . pervious clay - - procedures now embodied in Percent from 1978. occurred only because of later Incursions by This may have been a case construction not. . to less than 11.4 percent last year, .- of our modern era. In the 1970s we made ,rhei great forecasts of future domestic demand for rathersbmpycrcostlypublictranjportatjon. fares from the viewpoint of the employer . poratlon, that each rider saves from a hundred to re than 000a year as cornpared wi th using public transportora priva te few mo 1978 level, S V . V Increased reliance upon coal and continuing emphasis upon conserva tion are V likely.to lead to a dmm0wis of nuclear power — unless the Seabrook protesters and other IIIIMJSU critics inadvertently generate sympathy for that industry, - Each pool van can take 12 to 15 private cars off the roads during the rush hours. Phillips Petroleum estimated the fuel saving for each van 6,000 gallons a year. Administrative Management said actual opera ting costs can be as little as 3 cents a Since last December and the government's: ' ANDERSON van BERRY'S WORLD V .. . 'jV' • i V VV s • 11trn 3, MarIners 3 The umpires wai ted an ho ur and two minutes after the 13th ti game off. It will be replayed Aug. 1 twi-nlght doubleheader. as part Whlte8ozl,Rangersl - of a 01W 0 0 asamp was adW off after a lengthy riain delay af ter one ersla r1ow mucn U •a#, V Dave Roseflo belted a two-run homer to cap a three-run fifth Inning and Wayne Garland went six Innings In his first start of to pace .the Indians. on 1 ."I. of e _________ ba& V on reliever Balor Moore with CarneyLansford .. In two -I! If the experienced reaction of Much Of the r ; Western public Is any guide, that's aomethin1 a lot of Chinese may soon be wanting to - V V of pooling, there in a big inducement to workers to use the pools besides saving money It saves wear and tear on their own cars, and spares them the fatigue of everyday driving. off of - the bottom cjtheslxth Inning. The game will be replayed doubleheader Wednesday night. as part •I of a ri . : -. .~*Qy~-%'~ I"` ,?r,fi~1-f -7*.. : . 4 .. Li - ' V V then, the law Is now being revamped for 11*,' disenchanted with the likely Domocratle and Republican candidates for misident that "between 15 and 20 percent of the voteirs dKWW their unwill.inigness to votc The trw number Of Soviet citizens who vote — Or, MOM WWWUY. the number who tbay'dwelcomuehancetovote for "Non. of Noirabor. Ifidesdi, ft !K lii electorate Is thea How many actually persist In their In. 20th century by Sen. Dennis DeCo Ariz. Thie 11110dificatim would crsick dowp, heavily, on contc ho shortchange I Uncle Sam. . -. &t thiS Pfl$g(Jfl Is Ifr$ld that g,tth' tough with pot g%0W8 o Its weiUed opsratlo An dfIfl1S seetaty, Gerald P, Dlimee,i, a letter eilr1 tv doubts about lb. _____ ____ _______ ' • - - ________ ________________ NOV - V to mump "vote With their feet" - V S -I V. I -- _____ . ,,Some V - ; ,., . 4 .A , of the guys on the board and I a high official of t1. Palilbiro, V mate an am" party cwte in elections of ______ - greaj coepte Staggering amounts fos' V _____ ,. V V V VV: VS VVV.VVV • - V - V V 4 ,*LV "In all ill districts that I pt1eetics •- V V V,,VVV:: V 1. - r,l V V V H I I V VV 'V. - , _f V V. T S _t - V V S Thi litter IM : smut ilthout'ths knowled e Of the Carter administration, which supports"i a herd4lne approach to do.ccmtract"4 swinners. So the White 110055 fltSd Oft I . aInedb the Fala lilittor of S AOMMM TIM We 0Mco Dqutmenlits; VWORM.LalastambodIsi hu won of - sardoni nickname In Foggy Bottom. ' Beesuseofita c . ,'.w.'. V Vt, V , V l , V V VVV V ' UmII. kt..tz • U . :: 21 7 4 ,.! 3 4 3 Mitchell P.0th 4 1 1 HSYCI . V .s - - - - V ''',•. . .(' ' V ' • . '"I' ______ - 3 1 8S I I • ___ :. . I 1 •iI Four Jack Pro&w'r Ford Jack Jackson I I I MIn, III ba t ters finished with two hits S•yIa$ I SI Williams IIS Noy Rivers went" the apiece. Chris Jones uncorked TOTALS 31 11 11 TOTALS " 9 6 all Sal—IS dis ta nce on the mound for a home run and a triple, Stacy .uiup ilvi George's, allowing-Just four Stnith blasted a triple and ""'"'i" Pairell"m ~.,.4 *.-:,. double, Wynn blasted a pair of J A CK P 108111 hits and tenning seven, *• i H T' 4 3 1 KRAYOLA doubles and Gregg Pond Pend (/lt41_7~ . Smith 2 KOLLIGI f Ake ill " Steve Barnes led the 11-hit stroked a double and single. wym 3 4 a •,, SIrIIey Ill Orsolse tlel.i I attack of George's, slamming In today's action in the COOS ' ft : 11 13 : milift a double and two singles. Sanford Little National Itism"a V Lwc. Ill C.wisss •) IICSFdsO - 10) • so,- s us V50O00O05570O Clsve solmlo)I—)o110 N.Y. 300 000 000— 3 7 0 964MWM% KWnh (4). HUM1. KM City Ift(s), jam. (4), UKOV 11) , CW WV 6-4 caromi; $00offl, (C) .st j4eamø, Garland. Staa54on • W,Cruz .() and Nasley. *- Withsi w—Gudry (5-1). L— , I Soderhokn (5); Kansas City, a)PHls-O.k1and. p Mury (5). Cisysland, Rosalie çfl (4) __ • Cover 288 S I I 288 it I Hsmptso 3; ,, Hun 134 NOWY Reuscher added t%p singles. at Bay Avenue Field, while Jamlian •, Hvifiss Reginald Bellamy smacked a the first place Railroaders TOTALS 13 13 9 home run and Scott Carter met Clem Leonard Shell at 5 JmP,.U4JP. p.m. at Fort Mellon Park. Ksryoia Kellsies doubled for the winners. * .JT .414. V.55 •,a ,. V - Hsfw'y 1328 5 TOTALS r 4 - - V . • - • ill In a play at the plate a Jack Prosser Ford baserunner scores one of 23 runs on ' . ___________ __________ _ run of ___ were __________ ____ ___ ,' KNIGHTS OF 45 5 H Gains 1 1 I McGowan HIllimin • I. Prsd.rIck MIII.r 4 221 Van Sur.r I Os Thorne Hall TOTALS Erwin 11 , Butler zs is TOTALS 1" Bobby }4 Levoy Hickman was the winning pitcher, allowing four hits and striking out nine bat ters in six innings. Alfred V . Bookhard came in to pitch the final inning and struck out ft side. Leading only 74, Knights of Columbus exploded for nine runs in the top of the sixth and coasted to the win over $ I I ."- r Smith I00 TOTALS 24 S A TOTALS 2 3II 210 I 30 I01 21 0 5 Rotor' • 21 5 4 KIw.nii COMPIMS IS OILS Pt! Freddie Miller went the distance on the mound for Knights Of Columbus, striking out 10 while allowing six hits. Tim Hall Wasted a double and single for Knights of Columbus. while Lee Frederick and Miller slapped two slngls apiece. RobertQulnnshamme(}a double, while Tony ___ _____________________ Vlacsau$ Jack Prosser Ford pitcher Alex Wynn winds up and brings beat in Monday night's ftnford Uttle American League action. Wynn teamed up with combined no-hitter and the Jack Prosser bats really came alive to post a 23-3 win over Krayola Kollege. - See MckbBERT S TIRES V • Highway Aut0MOtIVOlif . 2613 Orlando Dr., Sanford (11-92) .323-3550 11M ' NEW HOURS: Mon. thrv Fri. $ a.m..S:)0 m.. Sat. I am-nW PH 321-k)) PBS 154.771.4741 SANFORD Orsao,sCfty S V V , . V ____ (at a Hiraid Phets by Tim. ___ __ BetV ____ G V SEE US FOR YOUR EXHAUST WORK For the Very In Paint and Body Work reasonable price), ___ X V for _________________________ 0 6 06 AVA11 , Gains and Kent Thxatznan each singled. Greg Laruon doubled and singled Moose and Tony V 105 3II MICHELIN! IISLS Moose. V Boyd Robinson • IS0 3 SS 221 SAVE FqEL V out at • V V Johnson IS I Von H•rbuIIi 25 0 brO.#n GIvidin 10 I Hartman 0 5S II 3 II I Larsion MCC)Oud Tsnir Freeman 1St Schab • • • Murphy 1.b.rts AS S H 1 I BooShird 3 0 0 HTckman 3 I I Franklin Ill Coleman 2 I I Wynn I I S Baker I I I Boyd Harris ___ _ __ . 250 3IS I2S I2 KIWANIS Al S H ___ V a 4II Tho mpson 0 0 0 V Robert Peoples on AS S H Syington W FnidirIck 32 5 0.0... LiCi Cam Ill Colangelo Williams _______ _____ ROTARY MOOSE COLUMBUS ____ ___ 6-5 Erin both singled, ______ S cover. Jack Prosser Calangelo stroked a triple. John %lu(;o%kan arl(i Patrick ___ - - to Junior League Roundup V• ____ tries ". _________ ______ V - . ., unbeaten Kiwanis a 6-5 win over Rotary Monday in the AP Sanford Junior League and prevented a major upset. 4.1_ Kiwanis scored first, putting three runs on the board in -i_ i~"the bottom of the second. Alton Colenn opened the inning ______________ with a single and Mike Baker walked with one out. Rabble ;, • Boyd singled home the first the inning and Kiwanis 4 went on to score two more. Rotary took the lead with four runs in the top of the fourth. There three hits in the Inning, including triples by Marty Johnson and Ken Freeman. Rotary picked up another run without a hit in the top of the sixth. _____________ ______ Coleman led off the bottom of the six th with a walk, Wynn doubled him home and Baker then slapped a single to score Wynn with the tying run. Baker was thrown out trying to steal third before Boyd walked. Boyd was thrown out at *,,ø. ,• ______ _______________ second trying to steal third before Boyd walked. Boyd was thrown second as Kevin Smith reached base on a . V - V - V . . A three-run rally in the bottom of the sixth inning gave I "T V f . won (lie ganie 23-3. 1-3 '-?'-:: V V, . the night while Krayola Kollege's James Heard Ile -V V V f Kiwanis Rallies To Edge Rotary - , - , , _ V cV 3'.' " . Sanford - - V. _______ II Lewis w.i, Presser , e=6,u ~06 to se e kHIIasw* 2 II Ill $ifesmS III of 0 Inman II ....i V - , - . pushed five more runs across Mike Edwards blasted a home League, First Federal plays run and single and Brad Cardinal Industries at 5 p.m. -- . S Ill 481 TIp$CII I — V 'Z V - . - - • V • i'4 4 V - 'i.... the plate In the top of the fif th . ey V V AS Is KIIit • V • • H SIMINOLI IIANIS Sheffield v- S .V • •10 • FLAGSHIP and , V - $1111 TOTALS Esintles over the last two frames. The Nirhoits Niaiiø game was shortened to-• tour Davis innings under the 10-run lead *rftm rule. Jimis After Atlantic Bank closed the gap with four-runs In the bottom of the fourthGeorge's U ,, Holden TOTALS while Peoples struck out three scored nine runs. mU,Irl I, HeL Ai'werirvif, _____ V of Very Iiit Causes. 11 r4 1 - I ) Lust.c ____ V(3) Ac(wbich,, V V '-: V StelactIo im b.ldonsundays, andalcg ',Io Dinnsen'a utter, "sad resulted In needless dollars, en V.1) lavisii on An ft mW-1970i Ws wall, tfie WX= said, a ffmmontll ft d1ouW ba" bm saWpod way of opposition to the govern. or rAver should have bow built in the 11rist ____ ____ . InnIng •J4 .UU.Ufl7 -- caild Iffi Inns., rain) --I 20 ow 010— 1 3 a Tpevers. Cleveland (6). Chicago Cavro (7), McClure (11) and $undbsrgi Matiack , Stone,Ford (5), D.Mar. BaumartIn and 1(1mm. (1). Stoddard (1). T.Mor002 ise osi—a 151 M 01) and Orsisans. W— Boston (1.2). L-McCiws Mirn Tnsz 2 OgIM (13), Thomas (U; MarsII (5). laM (7). (U and Wimasr. W51fl7or,, may (4). Sakats (1). even Stanl (43). L—RsdI.rn (5-3). 0 HR -Boston. (3). Cai 310 020 4 is (G CSfld 73 IML. FIll) Tiroro 100000011-3 Frost, Mona . . S"M 200001 =01111114-3 111 Lads sn Donolsue; Ls Moore (1), J.fferlon (5) 010 011 SOS 000 0-3 110 an4 Davis. WIslit (7). W—Frost iioniyciitt Rowley (70) (1') ZZ. L.CO*. StInsn (11) MOrTIL C.ilIsrnh.,VThoenlIson Lopes (11) . . Torledo. votes (ii). Dstrsit. OIsas M. as - Joint S*nl,, D-Mlu., Chairman Of tb.n AtlflSd Services Cnm1tteL pw po mwtar ç is '"tIOImu lobby which Is engaged inU* more .than Sb00it a third Of tb.'AdUIt ____ V V0 5V V V (__ 4aLIitU OUt - 000217 21000-S 731 (Gm , V ,ro( __ _ MISS ____ '• -Aile,:-4U &&ft,who toul to be a Clmimnlst I My'impwIvisor for. several election hove V ___ st*1Ifl1. Soviet soues V dj" jobs, _____ FJ.ctlon.Dey. This his ahiobsunby a Soviet dolictor who was 0001 V 'V;:V Kremlin. Party bureaucrats,fearm at losing V their "astematicahly falsify" Kremlin V . , voting. Cpmnthunist Part y activists are soces. With the job Of getting POOPI 10 Not long ago, cn polls for the formal endorsement of party temt to lnggest that more a' than candidates. candidate be Offered to the Kvoters.hl Later, a The Soviet PY Cl2 11 11t of a" ncgJ.Q)mmI1n oJ VOISIS 10 their districts, and ChiCk off fielded a e'ndidat.forthe an. as the vote Is cut Those who don't show Just as quietly, he was Sovleparllamuit forced to drop out up are 11ft during Despite this heavyhanded charade, our FRAUD FUROR: Washington's most - nrlIu,Inis) Mit w fig4os an voter turnouts according to our V • V todort to boycott the spurious election proeu Is not knqpn. First of a'J, against V Oddly .songh, the urns problem exists In tbaSo1et Union, where the so.caUed cisctarg proonse leaves the CIIOICS th 1eIntotlwpou1ngb4oU to "hSCt'0 thSV on the bells, iy Vd Ahtyet, ac crdlng 10 's watchers dlssnchi*ted 1IUUL&D1 still V don't vote _____ ___ 'V V , according to a State Department source, 'V V S real resuts were known to me," be said, - V ____ ___ public opinion polls, many Americana are so _____ VVV .-. ___ A I V E - V seven dedsions. Oijolei 9, Brewers 8 Pinch-hitter Lenn Sakata be lted a leadoff homer in the bottom the 11th Inning to lift the Orioles. Red Sox 1, TwIns 2 Rob Stanley tossed a sixhitter and Jim Dwyer drove rwwjthasolohomerandaninfleldouttnleadlng theRedSoz. to within on game .500. Ind1ai 10, A' 5 - V "Democracy" wall Is about to become "advertising" wall, exposing the Peking: pUblic to themeuages of wes pJ now rushing to do business In Chin. •;'. V . Ynkees tovictoryand help Ron Guidry to his sixth triumph In Peking, it acquired a new superstructure' steel girders designed to support some large billboards. V - V • ---------- , I&Ifl5I U •__'I I;b14IU4M V t 5V - e Despite some of the Inconveniences at V V c , ,(,,),4 1 biiise to extend the Angels' lead to 6.1. Joey Evans slammed a Sunniland Corporation plays 4t f eels grea t but I wasn't worried about It," said Thompson about his first home run for the Angels. III was just trying to double for Atlantic Bank, Poppa Jay's at 7 p.m. at Fort while Eddie Korgan, Brian Mellon Park. Sunniland knock a run in." I Ashcraft and Clay Hickman Corporation plays Poppa Yankees 5, Royals 3 Jay's at 7 p.m. at Fort Mellon added singles. 4ric Soderholm belted a tworun homer and ffick Cerone Flagship Bank of Seminole Park. added a two-run double in a five-run first inning to spark the - a precautions, route selection and the choice and training and compensation of drivers and backup drivers. Gulf stresses that the pool wig work only If plans are made with great ar and the rules adheredtoreliglouslybyeverybodyinvolved. . t* fifth - tax - Thompson singled home p run during a three-run first inning against loser Luis Leal, 1-1, then unloaded his fifth homer in 11 decision that speech should not be free vans, e Thompson " Trad'd Rips Toronto 6R,3 Used as a designated hitter by Manager Jim Fregosi, an Occasional highly personal comnpalint that had nothing to do with POIRICL of V - individuals.: Administrative Management said. Gulf Oil, headquartered In Houston, likes ng • V the Toronto Blue Jays. against $23.44 in a sevenpasaenger pool car, finan . V ,, . and groups for a better and bw future. AW .: of and experiment with free speech a bit back. of , the top of the third plate in By United Press International Jason, Thompson, traded to the Angels from the Detroit Tigers only last week, continued his heavy hitting for Iiis new club Monday night by driving in three runs with a two-run homer and a single in leading the Angels to a 6-3 victory over aspirations MO[ti ,.n,I U44L pace Seminole Petroleurp. Carl Tipton and Gary Inman both doubled. Alex Wynn and Robert Peoples combined to pitch a. no-hitter for Jack VProsse \ç That is Xidan or "democracy" wall, a 2W yard length of gray brick along Changan ,' Boulevard, Poking's main drag, that was ft - focus of the country's brid but intensive - proclaiming the might be $11.77 van 10.0.4 I For a while, you my recalls it was plastered with "big-character" paster4 - down:On a typical d5lly 14-passenger V vah pools so much that It has published have a price that the government would determine, the. w4 thoroughly hosed down Where they do fit in, they make sense. An detailed instructions on how to organize and in-depth report in the m agazine run em. e th Th booklet covers th e choice and and totally blank, has been off-limits to posts,' Administrative Management concluded that w rite rs. But now, accordi ng to reports from ci nd Insurance the costs vans are largely selfliquldatlng percent. ut the country hail become increasingly the need to conserve energy, and electricity demand Last year Increased by only slightly more than 1.8 percent over the JACK pools and some states have V conscious of V worker in a rent vans or century - needed to hold During the recent New' strike many companies scurried around to buses. But, not surprisingly, van pools prove most popular in areas that have vironment. As we enter the 19M, Love CanAl General Accounting Office predicted that the becomes the cry of battle on still another front. -average annual growth in electricity demand I through the end of this would be 45 V van York City transit X-mile roundtrip, the monthly cost for each unrealistically high growth-rate projections. A5 recently us year ago, for example, the and other sources of direct pollution of our en- to A van that can carry 12 to 15 worker,l Is Salem, N.C., are other typical users, - electricity were seriously flawed by strides in cleaning up auto exhaust, smokestacks than a dozen locations and has Phil* Petroleurn,at Bartlesville, Okla., and R. J. Reynolds Industries at Winston. Construction of the Seabrook station &W One thing is certain. Planet Earth is not a sponge that can simply soak up the noxious refuse other nuclear facilities was initiated at a tims . more two score more on Although the where the disposal technique was adequate, but it contributes 13 percent or more of all the the later protection and monitoring of the site wall electricity generated annually, that Uwe fell . . vans In crews. ______ established express lanes on icongested, streets and highways for van and car poola, Establishing a'van pool is no simple task. Enough experience now has been racked up to show that 50 miles or thereabouts Is maximum dista nce that can be traveled daily. That doesn't seem like a massive movement but a few companies are In It pretty deeply. Gulf Oil Corp. operates 170 less than 255.4 billion kilowatt hours of - The IRS is allowing employers special 100 percent Investment tax c r e d I t s for In other areas, the Chime are dW taldngiS Such a Ideas for making use of one of Chin's most famous walls. e. establishing to federal law. The study suggested that leakage electridty produced — a decline of almost 8.6 substituting something from Column B? t the number of programs has doubled every Year aftice 1976. Currently at least 12,000 vans are being used by employers bring 72000 persons to and from work every day. . of Chemical Engineers showed that the Hooket'lli. tricity for commercial use. Newly released figures, compiled by both Co. followed accepted procedures in -lining and goveianment and Inidustry officials, show that capping its Love Canal disposal site with im" nuclear power last year accounted for . dighty of everybody in the pool to leave the office at the same im One can't stay finish a job. n ..L&2.Ø . . . t m - Bank led 3-2 after ,A la tic IIrSL lIUlii4, . V haves added two sineles to Atlantic Bank led 3-2 after the first inning Monday, but George's sent 13 batters to the plate in the top of the third and scored .zune runs. y in ,, I VV I•S VVV t__ VV fl V fll CVi..,,I. ItS LAIVL.4,VIIW (444!V4J 144f t*s4b...)__34U..-.W,U. win iwpr Wrivnlii nu1nu'p .-...,— -.-.-n-. S-- - ' ." as • V V • cannot none of V • • Vonce every Bank 18-7 On Atlantic In the Sanford Pee Wee Atlantic Bank has already scored tour runs in th e top of clinched the Sanford Little the first inning and never League at Chase Park, Butch's Chevron Service American League crown, but trailed. Brian Sheffield led an 11-hit plays Adcock Roofing at-4:30 you would never know it by the outcome of Monday's attack by Flagship Bank, p.m., Seminole Sporting stroking two triples and a Goods tangles with Ken action, The new champs were single. Terry Miller blasted a Kern's Garage at 6 p.m. and pounded 18-7 by George's For home run and double, Horace Clem Leonard Shell plays their second loss in 19 outings. Knight slammed a triple alJ& Westsid Merchants at 7:30 I other action, second single, Rand Baker smacked p.m. place Flagship Bank of a double and single and ATLANTIC SANK AS i H Seminole topped Seminole Charles Harkness slapped a oioiou'sAS IN Sskir 4 1 8 Rivers 174 I Kasn III Petroleum 1.9, while last pair of singles. I.rñis II I $ 4 1 lvi%$ Tom Mitchell hit a double Cartsr pIac Jack Prosser Ford saw 4 21 A$hCr$N 2 I I S V from Cashes In George 's ave V . - c TW • �q 1 - 4) - I - $ - a.. - . - . I.. . -* ? ' I1. - * _.w..ø-.çL' , - I i. Tuesday, June 3, 1 M .14itr . EVENING Parade 1 I . %, . 1. . . - 0 HAVE IWE BUS61 I' Mess- -- FOR ART STARTS JUNO 24 Caff Prepared by Advertising Dept. Of - .,v •.;r.. '. .._a..-.. . - f7' i . 0 06~ ---~ v . 6-- N_ wt ; : & - -' •• S. T.L"....-..."-- .. - I.. -r ______ •I •-•5 ''- ' -. -*-. -t - .r- •--- -.--...- •1 -; ., - - I j - W- - . 'l.L- - ,*Solar Utilities Now can •,. -!i • ,-..,.•..,.. - - o • es ilii Now - ftts - -' - years . 1 LAWN IRRIGATION II 1 I , INSTALLATION and REPAIR FACTORY TRAINED ' - - Jim Howington a licensed master plumbing contractor in Orange, Seminole, Volusia, Lake, Brevard and Osceola counties, Randy Winters is general manager. There are 10 employees who have installed solar equipment throughout central Florida from -Lakeland to Daytona Beach. Harold Howlngton, Bob - Barclay - ______ _____ - GUITAR ABIN STROMBERG. 4 44 CARLION Ill LIEN !!! 5 4 4 Mints $ 1$ III 11* 1110 -____ '. - _____ _____ - ___ _____ Sanford PH. 32)454) Hybrid -. / -- DON'T REPLACE YOUR CARPETS LET US CLEAN AND FRESHEN ThEMI • l ot ISO 00 IS 5$ 5 1543 -- - -- - -• • ii. 6I1CELERY AVE. PH. 322.316 CALL 323.2o1 %G 'l " Ii i i i i i i Milia I I I I I I I il il il i SANFO __ - IAGE1iCY . W. Do Not Use - Li - Shampoo MoveAU?u,ntur.AU 01ti M W 4 iiiussvniratai omdy loom A I J...I.'.-r-i SERVI and Hell 0 .Scotchgard FlU ISTUAATU I A" CAu ANYTIME ALL SEMI 011 350 sq. ft. _339.4969 I ' tl*flh. Roundlngimt'thewomen's NOJbs 4 of "to 4ai actlonMondaynlghtKiunla onm III I seventh lifig to edge Rich ia. I ____ - *if -.-- -- - - ,,.,_.,'-' . - - "!' '. - .: ..,pp.a.,,b.*e.5e. 6' 244 - $ S : '' one little ad.., - ',' : - 4sf-a.l''4c*.w a- ,js.,i -' - , a, , - -, " 3 , 31 6 ' Monday's Results Today's Games Jacksonville at Savannah ' Orlando at Columbus Memphis at Chattanooga Knoxville at Charlotte Nashville at Montgomer y North Otna Bch Tampa Lakeland St. Pete Wntr Myra 37 -. • W I pct, GB 11 725 - 75 26 590 12 26 27 190 12 73 25 -15) II IS 33 363 10', S ou th 31 71 615 -25 75 26 76 21 30 19 33 - - 375 300 61 , 444 9' 313 13i i. - a Sunday's Results. - . Daytona Beach 6, St Petersburg I Lakeland 4, Tampa I Fort Lauderdale I. W.x* Psi,,, Reach 3. (10 innings) Fort Myers 7. Miami 3 ' Monday's Results Pet ersburg6, West Palm Bract) S list game) St -, lakelend 2.-W,nteHayerrI Daytona Beach 5, Tampa I Fort Myers 7, Fort Lauderdale I Miami 6. Vero Beach S Today's Games ' - - - -' ' - ' - - S 4) ~WiA toronto (eb - .._, California, at Toronto. night Oakland at Cleveland, night Seattle Vero Beach at Miami COLLEGE World Series AlOmatiaplob. t Detroit, night Boston at Minnesota, night L eaders a..a U* ... of ,u•,r. a! ii.,,, National League G Al H Pct. Reati, St L 45 164 62 370 Hrmdz, St L 45 177 62 350 Smith, LA 15 163 55 137 Hndrsn, NY 33123 10 nS Simmn, St L 40 136 1.1 324 Cruz, Hou 43 166 S3 39 -- 45 168 12 113 SS 314 15 163 SI 313 12150 17 313 Russell, LA Stearns. NY American League G LB H Pct. humbry. Sal Cooper. Mil Remy, Dos Lndreu. Mm 41 102 67 368 46 Ill 60 331 12 171 , 59 315 38 146 '50 342 17 lOS 63 3.41 Wathan KC 11 IS) 52 340 Yount, Mil Vete:, Tor 4.4 183 62 339 35 11840 339 Molitor, Mil - -- - - 6. ArIzona) Saturdays Results Arizona S. Florida 5?. 3. (Florida St eliminated) Miami 13, Clemson 5, ( I',innings) rain - Sunday's Results Michigan 9. California I, (II in nings) Calitorsfa 6. Clemson I. (Clemson eliminated) -. " - Hawaii 7. St. John's 2 . - Mon day's Results New York at Kan City, night tlndrck. St L Tayeras, NY --. -- ' Hawaii 7, Florida St. 6 Texas at Chicago, night crew," said Overby. "We want to provide a friendly atmosphere where our guests can relax and enjoy themselves. "We're happy with the way the community has received us and appreciate the response from the area," Overby added. "Our customers seem to be happy and our goal is to be Sanford's finest." - 162 111 1 346 I?'--, Sunday's Results Miami New York (Griffin 22) at Kansas City (Gura 72), 0,35 Pm Wednesday's Games Milw at Baltimore, night ' 691 617 2 .190 10 Orlando-7, Memphis 6 Charlotte 3. Nashville 2 Knoxville 10. Chattanooga i Fort Myers 'p Meyer, Sea 11 156 57 333 Trammll, Oct 12153 51 333 Home Runs National League - Schmidt. Phil II. Luiinsk,, Phil 0. Garvey. LA Ii. Hendrick, St L 10 Kingman. (hi, Baker and Smith, LA and Carter. Mil 9 Miami 3. Michigan I Miami Mich. • - tOO 001 100-3 S 0 000 000 200-2 S I - ___________ Bastian (IS 3) and (aiim Clinton 17 4). Nu IlL Ela m Iii and Young California 8. St. John's S St. John's California 000 004 010-5 13 I 202 DII OOx-I 5 3 Rich (4 I), Merolia (6), Viola (7) and Bor riello Cary (1 I), Newton (6) and Coburn Hitters-- California Mclnemy II HR) Arizona S. Michigan 0 Today's Games Hawaii vs Miami Michigan vs California TransactIons Sports Transactions Press International By United Hockey Boston - Acquired goaltender Jim Craig from Calgary for a second round draft Choice in 1910 and either a fifth round pick in 1950 or a third round pick in 1911. Los Angeles Signed de fenseman Joty-, Gibson of Saginaw - of the international League St Louis - Signed Coach Red Berenson to a I year contract. American League Oglivie. Football Mil 13. RudI, Cal Ii, Mayberry Buffalo -- Signed center Jim and Velez, Tor 10, Thomas, Pitcher of North Carolina State to Mil. Jackson, NY and Zisk, Tea a series of I year contricti. 9 Philadelphia -- Signed quarRuns Batted In National League -- Schmidt, terback Nate Rivers of South Carolina State and offensive tackle Phil 12, Garvey. LA 10, Hendrick. SIC 37, Smith, LA Bob Harris of Bowling Green to three I year contracts Baseball and McBride, Phil 33 Kansas City - Reinstated American League Oliver. Tea 39. Cooper and Ogilvie, MIl designated hitter Hal McRae from 38. Perez, Boa, Hebner, Delthe IS-day disabled list, waived outfielder Steve Braun. and Arrnas, Oak 32Montreal - Placed outfielder Stolen Bases National League Moreno, Ellis Valentine on the 21 day Pitt 20; LeFlore, Mil 71, Law, disabled liSt, retroactive to May LA 16, Collins, Cin and North, 31. Seattle Placed third baseman SF IS Ball Stein on the 15 day disabled American League Mender list, activated o*fielder Juan son, Oak 25: Wilson, KC 20 Beniquez (rut, Sea 16. Bumbry, Ball 14, San Diego Placed outfielder Molitor, MW and Wills, Tea 13. Von Joshua on IS day disabled list Pitching Victories and called up infielder Tim National League - Canton, Flannery from Hawaii of Pacific Phil 9-2, Blue, SF 0 2; Rouss. Coast League. LA and Bibby, Pitt 6-1; Basketball Pastor., (in 6-2; Richard, Hou £1 inaiana - Namsi I,'i, McKinney coach, repi.c lng Bobby American League - Honey. -cutt, Sea 7-1; Gura, .KC and Leonard. John. NY 7-2; Burns, Chi 1-3; Guidry, NY LI; Martin, KC62; Stone, Bait, Redfern" Minn and Norris, Oak 6-3, Keougpt. -- - FRIED CHICKEN -- -- In two newspapers . . the Evening Herald (on Tuesday) and the Herald Advertiser (on Thursday) and you ruch ..... - - - -. - southwest VolusiL North Semino le and South S I - - Oak - IIIII 2', , 7' Texas••.,-..-"S 51 LOICJgo (Kravec 2-1), 5:30 pm. Boston (flhlliogham I 7) at Minneso ta (Koosman 3 1), 5:35 oidh en V - -- ..T . - - - Earned Run Average I The Evening Herold Advertising -I . - .1.i . gi ll .. - g -- ' - , k. - - •. --- 23 25 21 27 Il 33 .. -- - , 25 23 .321 35 23 571 21 24 5 73 33 5( 20 25 414 Seattle -(Roberts 00) to throe bit markets .... AIR rt* iunit1 Mnlgmry Chttn'ga Knoxville -Ostrol) (Rozem. 22). S p.m. - n atwi limp rind - - Savannah 9, Jacksonville I (ii mings ). Orlando 10, Columbus 3 Memphis 7. Chattanooga i Charlotte S. Knoxville 7 Montgomery i, Nashville I - M. SANFORD - Ft. Laud Vero Bch WPlmIlch Oakland (Langford 1 at Cleveland (Barker 53i, i ... - FOR PEOPLE OVERSO Serving Sanford for 23 Years 750 PERM-.-.- i-. ---.-*-: -'PHONE II II L Shea r ..r-.e.gt 323'771O0r323.3$61 BEAUTY SALON r 2SIOAOAK AVE. hIIlFrsAv.$fo,d ___ - We feature Genuine ' I, . SPECIALISTS IN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SR22's FILED ____ 'Wa hv .0. 14, IN YNA %peme AISH SHADOWS $ Cavalier. £i.ct,,c*,y1i cv. Do .. .a , ,. - sJ,._w_.__ l.0 noise n,qn Inside YOU, flOffli ' • . - I I OSW.2flhSt. - - West Palm Beach At St Peter at Baltimore i Stewart I 11, 7 30 Sburg Lakeland at Winter Haven p.m. - 323:9601 ' it, 7 7 GB (Haas I .. .. . ... Fk '30& I JEAN NORRIS - AIRH ) Collie 35$ j. $ , SC. • 4 $ Nardv $SS Nsf,.. aSS D.MtKlsIs III à &wuiios 4.1.) 3 $1 $2) M'!I" C. seam! Ill UYIS $50 tUCII Mounted Chon,ng Unit We Heat The Wot.e •. - - . . - Pct. GB 577 500 1 -462 6 23 25 .451 6', 19 33 365 1 1 west 35 16 33 10 (All Times EDT) Auto -Truck Rustpi I . WI 30 20 25 25 21 27 Memphis Nashville - , Texas I, Chi I. 6 inns rain Boston 6. Mirnes!'2 Sea 4, Del 3, I) inns , rain New York S. Kansas City 3 Today's Games' CZieba I- - - - American League - Farmer, Chi 13. Burgmeier. 805 9; Stoddard. Ball and Quisenber ry. KC S. Monge, CIev, Lopez. Dot and Gonage. NY 5. - -' USE-ORRUST8 . Matlack. Florida State " l)alt,mor 9. Milw 0 II C,llornia 6. Toronto 3 $ A 1 en. While They Last FERNS&EXOTICPNTS .• ------- i1htt1T1td'4[1L IRONWORKS I DAISIES Is li II WE FEATURE requires a three-day wait. CI D -- Maughan is a University of West Virginia graduate and can sometimes be found playing his vibraphone in the lounge during the "Happy Hour." They came to Sanford from Pennsylvania, where they worked together in motel management for a management firm with motels in the Orlando area as well as in the north, Overby's wife, Cynthia, is in charge of sales for U ABILITY IRONW011KS ___ , Superb prime rib, steaks and seafood are - L Garber - inn Has - DAY LILIES $s,., otor - Saves National League - Sutter, Chi Il; Allen, NY 9; Hume. Cm GB W L Pct. 27 JU Sea ..54; J'ville Orlando Monday's Results - - - - - - --- - - - I All The Newest Colors ' - as Buccaneer T-shirts and dinners, made up of Pat Overby, manager, and Barry The restaurant, opetated by Master Chef Tony Maughan, assistant manager. Overby is a Serrano and his wife, Diane, features an extensive graduate of Penn State and University of Central breakfast menu, bountiful luncheon buffet, Early Florida and trained with the Hilton and Sheraton chains. _____ - STUQIO 'Lets Get Growing" A - - A solar system can be installed in your home in" under three days with a cash order, whlle Swimming pool owners can double the us their pool with the installation of a solar e o(# pooi heater. V Solar Utilities Now is open 9 a .m . to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 am. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Call 323-0174 for information, . . Oak 56. Tex 52. Redfern. Minn 51. Savannah 23 21 159 22 21 175 is 25 137 Ia , West Texas Calif 'There is entertainment and dancing nightly In Cable-TV will be available in each motel room thelounge to the lively contemporary sounds of beginning this month. The Cavalier Motor Inn the.versatile Rainbow and on every Sunday ternoon there is a jam session for lovers of offers budget rates, commercial group rates, and special packages for honeymooners or a Dixieland Jazz, Wednesday night is ladies' night in the Buc- weekend away. - In addition to the spacious guest cancer Lounge with two drinks for the price of one rooms the inn has executive suites. all evening. On Friday and Saturday nights there Guests can enjoy a swim or just relax poolside,. is a drawing every hour for free door prizes, such The Inn'sprofessional management team is is a five-year warranty on all system components. ~ fi nancing 4 - '------ chitects, MIMIUN ILTAMONTI - CA$$ILSuIy CHAMBER - 66. Norris, - 21 21 77 73 189 23 71 109 Oakland Chicago Seattle 0. manament. I dining room. Located at 3200 S. Orlando Drive (Highway 17There is a discount card available in the dining 92) overlooking beautiful Lake Aida, the inn has - room for the convenience of senior citizens. • full-service restaurant and lounge in addition to Banquet and meet 1nfacillties are available for 100 rebuilt and refurbjsied rooms, businesses and other organizations. - I LACKEY'S - 30 16 -652 Kan City - visitors when the Cavalier Motor Inn in Sanford heating, pool heating, water treatment systems equipment we install shóüld pay for itself. AfteI!\ and heat exchangers for waste heat reclaim, that, the energy it provides is free — there's no They will be happy to give you a free estimate at way you can go wrong with a quality solar ', no obligation to see if solar systems are feasible system." 11 . N for your needs. I IN . • SUN works with building contractors, arFinancing is available through banks and other I designers, and engineers as well as lending institutions. homeowners. It Is an all-family company owned Your system will not become obsolete and there I by agen 1~ - ' b':. __Ut.,_.,.._- a - - American League -- Guidry, NY Bannister. Charlotte Columbus at 735 American League East W L PcI, a - It was good news for local residents as well as Bird dinner specials, and a fine dinner menu. • • - ___ • - - o ww,, Carlton, KathyGrifflthand Betty 1wflei' led the romp by ____ S -- 5(' ________________________ ___________________________ _______________ .a Food, Drink,-En- fe rtä I n me-nt SduviiJe . trio of singles, part o(al6hit attack, as Hanip's Angela scored a 16-4 win over -. -- , - MINOR LEAGUES Southern East Cleveland tO, Oakland - at each topaceal9 hit attack aa ___________________ y. . / S Cavalier A ? - Westgate V rolled to an 18-2 NAMPI vktc*y- over.Pages. Diane White rped out WWle Mscroy . si: Cavalier Motor Inn guests have view of pool and lake "' . To Wor. k For You, The -residential and commercial use of solar- -- nd DaftTheoho1jsar'e solar constants as Oi.Uhlt Moses Harper $ NhIlsa Tvrus, Lasisasa TOTALS. 435151 TOTALS -- - , Clevelnd Detroit i'.-- - In Monday's women's action Jill Brown, Tina Redenberger and Pat Campbell collected Urea hits ,"- j-'tr-______ ______________ •- ' - FOR EVERY DECOR GUITAR LESS ONS 114 4 I 3 ka I $s ii sassus CS Nail Ip!1IIii - - 9 Cincinnati (Seaver 23) at Los Angeles (Welch SI), 10 - 30 p-rn Atlanta ( Matula 3 1) at San Francisco (Blue 12). 1033 p m Wednesday's Games Atlanta at San Francisco Chicago at Mon treal, night St LOUIS at New York, night Phila at Pittsburgh, night Cinci at Los Angel es, night Houston at San Diego, night New York Milwauke Toronto Boston 1. .rZ, seven-run sixth irming out- Cheryl Bonseed sparked Rich 1142-3114 or 574-2M SRVICE CALL burst Monday night to post a Plan with three hits while --------- WITH THIS AD,..-----------13-6 win over Sunniland In teammates Pam Morgan and Sanford Men'sSoftballactlon. Joelita West added a pair Danny Lee and Alan Buky each. paced t he win wi th three hits each while Wes Rich chalked RICH PLANA KIWANIS AIRN ,..s. ii, up three RB! wi th a sixth ,,,, o yr, cup. leacher & . ., professional guitarist. Studied 45 1 . -4$ Inning homerun. Nick Mergo DISa mu 4II - theory & vis $ I 5 IbeII composition -Iand Tome Frank had two hits wait 4 ii Rilsaiss 4 I $ Chic ago Conservatory • Ward "each for the losers. Mulic. kglnnors. enroll o car$llr hi ss a lessen. Student guitars In t he ot her men's contest Msryil $00 S. Carps.* 55 available. $25. Also Olbeoli, i$ $ Mike Ferrell and Donny s.,,s. KIN III Mar?ln Guild. Yamaha, etc. Wrssa sit ' Williams had a pair of hits Iludur for less Ii. we have seen any. too III buss "I" eachU1eadAuoclatedSa1es TOTALS st,, TOTALS and Engineering to a 12-6 win CENTER £ 23515. French A. rIMm L- _____ • a' S'' New York (Burns 3 3). 5 p m Houston (Ruhle 1 Ii at San Diego (Jones 1 3), 10 p M. -.' - - 54 e' Montreal (Grirnsley 12). pm. Philadelphia (Ruthven SI) at Pittsburgh (Solomon 70). 735 PM St LOpis (Fulgham I 1) at - Distinctive Mirror Designs Strom berg-Ca rlson blew Kiwanis with three hits while I open a tight game with a Jackie Robinson added a pair. 1 YsersEiw Mlskb Robsil S•$SU _ 41 'a i — Associated ___ -.1 -. 2 3 (All Times EDT) Chicago (Reuschel i i) - InStall quality solar systems that will save Y09 money. .1. lar __________ Sanford- Victories JusUhreehits toicorea9.3 win. [ GB 27 21 .563 21 543 71 25 490 flaltimre . Im C''1t11IIItt' mat or mmiii ' and Fryman. Mtl '7. Tekulve, Pitt and Fingers. SD 6. 35 Pittsburgh 9, Philadelphia 3 Los Angeles 3. Cincinnati San Diego 3. HOUStOn 0 Atlanta 1. San Francisco 2 Montreal B. Chi 7, 13 Today's Games -. -,j5 -1-r :;;:*.. - MO off'Timár or" - i - ------ - I-- - Lfl "I - - -- 4 ___ - - - .5-. ___ ____ . . W . I - VII DISPLAY ____________ ' hfr,4 flAl,,v Pns bS* LWS •' - III-"liZ • Sfl'.IS - - 16 West W I -Pc?. 79 19 19 76 'fl 20 2$ .117 Monday's Games HOUSE SR 427 SANFORD2Ml. W. OF 1752 MON..SAT.?a.rn.-Sp.m. 323.$1O --.- Atlanta San Fran TEEN CENTER I LAUNDRY FACILITIES *CITY WATER AND SEWER INCLUDED ! 7~ * • - Drta - - COMPARE THESE FEATURES LARGE POOL S ADULT CLUB " Ii 1 - I.s MOB ILE HOME MODELS -. . College while Oviedo Auto - _____ ' - - over Seminole Community -p-. - .. ,- Los Ang Cinci Houston San DIego OR LESS AN (NT - .1• - -, LOTS FROM 165 PER MO. I,. 'a .. ____ LLOYDS I *ADULT ONLY AND FAMILY SECTIONS - 1. '- - Al - Notch -. ' 59. NiekrO. Ali and Rogers. Mtl 23 7 .533 3 , -Chicano New York pirtir, - Stromberg, I . - QçI1hW - 5 - C home.", . GLASS Choke The Padres- ha -some ot her tine young players whose FO R EVERY Custom salary demands they'll have to deal with besides Winfield's. energy is no longer a novelty. More and more Clyde Ford js the DeLandconsultant Charlie Cliff PURPOSE Over people are turning to it as a sensible alternative and Steve Howington are the Players like Ozzie Smith, Bob Shirley, Jerry Mumphrey and ' urneymen Framing. Gene Richards. All wi ll be watching to see how much Winfield 330 source out of necessity. Ph. 322.4622 plumbers and solar installers. Lois Winters isgets, and human nature being what It is, they'll set their own Electricity is expensive and continues to rise in office manager. Custom salary,scales accordingly. . price. Enormous costs and years of preparation 4 Moldings The Padres' last offer to Winfield, presently making $350,000 OII$5.& i— are required for nuclear power plantsas Company, Inc. a year, called for S500,0DO a year over six years with an op. .. I WA n, me electricity consumption. Ii , . No PO-Ul*Om' c. a&uucr\ r' r'n the -, --i--. Florida the electric water heater consumes These s6 otis treñergy h ibrin o certain inctive diurnaL' and oil power th anything els,ç over a 12-mbnth period. . • • WinE ield could make an additional $100,000 by being named dependency are only future posaibilittes. .,, ,'• Air.condItkilng is aevqnd,,. to the All-Star team, something he has accomplished the past •DATA PROCESSING LABELS. Solar Utilities Now (SUN) systems can save three years and undoubtedly will again this year. He'd get , approximately 33 percent of your electric bill. The solar water heater techiology is well knowh"' JKL ENTERPRISES another 100 grand by playing In at least 150 games, which he Some of their customers save even more. CENTRALP1.ORIDAS MOST COMPLETE and is practiced throughout the world. There were,,, also has done In each of the past three years plus a third STOCKING DISTRIBUTOR OF: Solar Utilities Now, 2621 S. Sanford Ave., more solar water heaters in Florida 50 * Data Processing Labels ago $100,000 bonus for winning the Gold Glove Award. He also did • Reel Labels Sanford, does all of its own installation anddesign than there are today. But with energy now one of that last year, .SPrlclng Labels , work. They are a licensed reputable dealer and th e biggest contributors to inflation, solar use ls.',: Still anot he r $100, could be earned by Winfield If he led the •Flu Folder Laba'lsjv7 Cheis Cenecti.n I have been a plumbing contractor in SáhThrd si ncegaining in popularity again. league In runs batted In, as be did last year wi th 118, or In one •,. TOP-QUALIT MPETITIVE PRICES 1975. of three ot he r categori es total bases, w he re he also led last Er' ClINT SERVICE AND PROM!! DELIVERY year Panels can be installed anywhere where they"'01 sj4 CALL 3OS-322-44i with 333; home runs, in which his 34 placed him third, or Now is the time to install a solar system while SANFORD IFLA. flfll in sluggi ng percentage in w hich he wound up four th wi th can be accessible to the sun during the most of the • . you can get a direct tax credit on your federal •0 As III now, this particular Incentive clause is Illegal, but Smith daylight hours, but a southern exposure is best for income tax of 40 percent, up lo $10,000. This is a said there's a chance It might be sanctioned in the future. ' bottom line savings with Uncle Sam sharing the maximum efficieiicy. .j_...COUPONP-----------"I'm going to make every effort to sign Dave Winfleld," 1-----I cost of your solar water heater or space heater. 06 Smith said. "We don't wan t to lose him, but there Is a ce rta in I I411111 "We stress quality and efficiency of the total .& unused tax credit can be carried over, limit past w hich we can not possibly go." I system, not just the panel or pum p alone,', said, 66 W.PUICHASUOF i SUN can install solar water heating, s . .:t;$::.... pa ce Winters. "In two to th ree years or less, th e solar AUTOMATIC SYSTEM j - ArnIDTICuIt, ' Ryan. Hou 62. Blyleven, Pitt - National League East. . Pa?. GB Pittsbrgh . '27 IS -Mon treal 23 19 54 Phila 41 -- .. or deal Winfield away. . "Some days, I think we can't afford him and some days, I think we can't afford to let him go," Smith said from San Diego Monday. "Obviously, -in----the short run. -I -----think---------we oug h t to --- -- -------------- ------ ilun c' PUT YOUR ADVERTI CINr. - - - - - . • Tuesday, Jun. 3, lIO-7A Phil 91. Richard, Hou 77 , Baseball - 322-2611 RMI BUSINESS ON THE MOVE. I - . Ca IeraLld A&,~,,toser i ADVERTISING 0 0 - LIANI SCOREBOARD \ - is - • ening IIeiaId - an - .11 selves, w is going to do it for us? Self.restrnt sts at ' B l 'o nllss Rev' l ' ew 1 - him." "On the other side of the coin,! feel there has to be a halt to the continuous uphill spiral in salaries. If we don't do It our. I us - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ev Iendd Advertisei -1 `,1. •,: I a a Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. ___________________________________________________________________ St. Louis their fans, plus someone else like maybe Joel Youngblood or John Stearns. That's where the hitch comes. The Mets still remember all the flak they caught for dealing away Tom Seaver and they wouldn't want to go through the same ordeal with Mazzilli. None of which helps Ballard Smith with his problem. He has to make up his mind whether to pay all that money, which actually belongs to his fatherin-law, Padres' ow ne r Ray Kroc, .- - Prepared by Advertising Dept. of 4 Even'E'ngH6W.. .st - _& 10 Smith Iluu&uu 3uJI,uruure5s(anaLoIosemm!orpractica1ly nothing this November if they don't come to terms with hlm Rather than lose him For nothi ng, naturally, they'd prefer to trade him and get something for him. They have only 12 more days to make such a trade before the deadline and It has to be a trade within their own league, since getting waivers on a superstar like Winfield at this time is out of the question. Any club in either league would love to grab Winfield. The Mets and Dodgers are particularly interested. In the American League, the Yankees also have shown great interest in him in the past and the undoubtedly would show even more if he became a free agent this fall. Should Smith and Frohman fail to come to terms in the next few days, Winfield could be gone, and the team with the best chance of getting him might be the Mets. The Padres would fduleu see lull, go w a ciuo ouisiae tneir (llvlsIOfl. To obtain the 28-year-old Winfield, the Mets would have to give up Lee Mazzilli, the player who has the most appeal with - . -- . -. - - . He has to decide whethe: to keep big Dave Winfield, a decision that could cost the Padr es as much as $10 million, and maybe mare, or whe ther to let him go by the June 15 trading deadline. The Padres already have ma de Winfield an offer that could bring him $7.2 mi ll ion over six years and it was refused. Winfield's adviser, Al Frohman, was thinking more In terms of a 10-ye ar contract cal ling for closer to $15 million. Since Winfield automatically becomes a free agent at the ...,l aL_ fit -- - - - - - - - - - - - - 1- - - - - - - PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE. -- d r e 's - 01 -- 322-2611 HoW ADVERTISIN( . V I Review NEWS, CLASSES I - jir.. I .1- . . - NEW YORK (UPI) —$allard Smith, the San Diego Padres' president, has to make one of the toughest decisions of his life, and has less than two weeks to make it. - . . - ___________________________________ Look!, We now offer Custom Framing! jJR3: 105:00 MONFW 103:OO $AT. 3331 Woes Trade Worry Pa : - S • . . -1G000: CHILDREN'S . .. o14314 Ols • Drawing- Watercolor DAYS Portrait is By MILTON RICHMM Winfield South AT T14f CAMPilOI IPLI. '*\. .- I - . . • I.( % . ____ 711 & HWY. 427 LONOW000 _________________ 4AEvenlflgHsrad,flrjFp Sports . : ---... . 5 .._ . - -S • ..Y '. . .. :-: ' 1 (based on IS innings pitched) National - -- pnmnv JLso ii or I I I - . - ' - -t .' - - -, - - American League - - League Carlton, Phil Ill; Richard, Hou 1.53; Welch, LA 2.15; Palmer, MtI 2.29; Burns, NY 2.10. - Norris, Oak 1.41; Burns, OIl 1.60; Gura KC 1.51; Stiqb, Tar 2.43; Bannister, Sea 2.55. . . U.11-6 % Strikeloots 1.xa.v. - ..rizon, LJnIb.di -- -- - _______ - - I i __ ' " �S . - . . . vat . - 4.' - $ — It - - - - - - — - - — — - - - - IA—EvInIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. q - Tuesday,June 3,lflO •,ü 4 0 0 I'1"" %00 -90, CALENDAR MW.. -4 . ____________________ Shows Dad New' Trick St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Bear Lake Road, Forest City. English As A Second Language Class, 9:30-11 a.m., Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Boulevard. antwecommun WILD WEST attacks upon the elderly and Inflrm. 0o1EREY Ot**t star Luciano Pavarotti. (17)1LOVE LUCY are Seminole County branch of American Association of University Women, hospitality, 7 p.m., meeting, 7:30 p.m., Sear's Activity Room, Altamonte Mall. Subject: "An Overview of AAUW." I Needlepoint class,4 p.m., Déltona Public Library', FRIDAY, JUNE 6 Seminole Community College Players present "Vanities", 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre. Free to public. (L)OL.AVERHE & SHIRLEY The girls panic when they urn that all 01 the employees of the brewery, 1:10 , 2:30 _____________ NE5Y 1,328 grads of Southeastern 17)uNToucHA&Es(uof4) 600 ! memorable, but I will be br ief," When the Cheer ing died down, be talked for 15 minutes and departed "It's bec a 8:25 17) FAMILY AFFAIR f* 9:30 10:00 5(1) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (T'flII,S)CANOIDCAMERA ELECTRIC COMPANY(All HEN.. •(DP$IGMU.!I$ THE PAM sufficient to ask her when he spotted her it a promotion In New York. He says he nearly fainted when she Said, "I'd be happy to ... " So the 18-year-old Deer Park High School student picked up hlsdate Friday ma green 1957 Q*vyandtonkhertoU - - thiHóráld Business Review - CALL, 322.26fl ' HemM EWning - 11:30 rAmERKsoWSBEsT 3:00 Lis•ci ' am ,- il Reecz t 5:30 0 .- DAY Iwo-k-1 & . ' i, 4T . 0 0J ___ '. - '"1.-- --- I : '4' u' f - ,:,A"." . __________ .. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB LiL. . z.-- POSTER CONTEST ' 1 \ - - - • - . ;f •'' j1 -, Tn \ counselor, working solely with spinal .1, ? distressed, but not slisrprised, I ' ,', ".'' - '• - -.' •., - . Is 1', 1 0 uvvU u• • i•• "f= greater hardship to be barriers ourselves. Is a rumor going around school that I got pregnant and BATESVILLE, ARK. had an abortion last summer. DEAR JOE: Right on! 'Abby, it is a Be. I never even had the chance to get DEAR ABBY: I am a 15- pregnant, 50 I don't know year-old girl. I know lots of where this rumor got started. boys as friends but have never How can I prove this is not had a real boyfriend. To be true? I need your help. 11 perfectly tru thful about it' I LIED ABOUT I ho lot, have sevea,Ys a DEAR LIED ABOUT lu was on and one In my mind night and day. He Trying to prove that a rumor never paid any attention to isnottrueisllketrytngto put me so! just went on dreaming toothpaste back Into the tube. but nothing ever Jnstbehavelnarnannerthat Will make those who spread came of' : Now for my problem. There those rumors look Like liars. JOE BUTLER, Of coitru, each a person extant of ° n the in jury, motivation, ' with swh an Impairment than environmental barriers, d&naIbsrdarti4 Other - . There Is no way to undo factors. But then we're all a generations of mum- dlff erent,arsn't we? Some f Automotive formation Ln one letter, but I us able-bodied peopl, do very wllltzy:Thseaslest way is little with--eirJs.,.whlle.MUU at sy to ll someof the others accomplish a Inclucies all interior and exterior, bumpers, whit. things a paraplegic (one with deaL Tbe ssene applies to walls, WIndOWS, wh..l covers, sIc. lower body paralysis) can do, persona with physical POlIEr(lUip(flSfltafld-OC diltieL 323-3550 ' ..--.-. - I. the impairment ItselL . - - - p"; 1: I 0 - - 0 - • ' - - '. - - ' Mary Louise Wilson autographs th e first copy of with sdatance: , pilher fourth book "Ughts Along the Shore," for a Work play daughter. Virginia Powell. M rs.' Wilson signed love te - - copIes of thebookofpoetry atanAtographParty I .J1ldatGLftsbyNan,SaflfOrd. - - .. Wbat we can 10"UMAKE MOCIS ON do is make ENGINE CLEANING AND PAINTLNO. divorce sw'e that we never prevent -m , - 2613 Orlando Or.. Sanford (17.92) - .,liviflafldra —"" Iffehelscapsblsoi.Let's become a parents ' raise . --.$ 1.995- WASH IWAX - AUTHOR AUTOGRAPHS BOOK : - ---- - Nighw.ay 'c -. (MI* M : SOE CIYSLER UD BE) - - 5, 4 . ' . . ...... I xiiu ii iity i)rt'si(lent. '.4 Rawrirrlin not nan -. - - -. ' A an - -------.- - - a uasi uie woman reiarea w her future daughter-in-law as vehicle, shop, attend school, church and uigage In sports. "Invalid." Her Ignorance concerning could fill your column with the limitationsof parsosa with more, but I think you get spinal cord Injuries is all too general - .. . ----- HIVA cord injured persons. I was . -' k. 1. Barbie Triplett, Fifth grade winner, (:,5l,Ih5-.. "' - .• common. This lack of unI ___ FRWOIOCEN -- School; i uw —. v ' . . ,..wuv€, , I P EN lI:I am. -15 p.m. Ixc.$ Frt, & Sat. CISSIa lIi$ O 1*Frsçh Ave. . 1N,lIey.17.3 -'(1) JAGUAR UV "I DEAR ABBY: This letter is written in response to the woman whose son was pLanning to marry a 'i . '- ,. - - - I Humans Should Be Helped 0 i. - - 1-1 J 0 a— IV$HOWEYDIPPED' SM SOOGSI IIAIiILTON LOVE AT FIRST BITE *44 'I - . - r 0 0 1. - - Power and Light Co.. for their conservation ideas, Photo shows, front left, Mariles MeGibbon, conservation tea in leader; ('or' Smith, overall grand prize winner of a solar calculator; Sean Siinth'all, third grade winner, All Souls School; Assituta Fisher, fourth grade winner; Goldsboro - Herald Photo by Tom Vincent - 01 - - 0 U, . . .-- 0 - ALLFORONLY'179 VALUE $tU _______ AN 1417 WIll 0 The winners of the Sanford Junior Woman's 0 , . ' ksesy.dIpsd fried dddiee, mesh -' WINNERS 0 Club's Energy Conservation Contest were awarded solar energy prizes, donated by Florida .11 0 -, 1. - '4' — am IM IF - - -. tall, I. 0 -. - ' - A Sanford. 32771. , . ' ': ... . K'. ,,; mention as an outstanding father, let us know. We will accept until noon on June 6 letters submitted' by readers, about one to one and one-half pages of standard size sheets, telling briefly why a particular man in our area is deserving of such recognition. We'll take it from there. Don't forget to give Dad's full name and address at the top of the first page. Send nominations to OURSELVES Editor Doris Dietrich, The Evening Herald, 300. No. French Ave., tsstW biscvttL Haney usn rausst. - '::': , I - . -- 4 S know a man who, in your opinion, is deserving of .11 FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER - , - Dad, So, we're turning to our readers for some help, If you - -- "5 . ------ P4 With Father's Day, June 15, fast approaching, The Herald is embarking on a search for that ou tstan ding I .0A Alk - , 0 - .11.10e1 0 I. -. Twiggy, Chuck Best's skiing squirrel. - . ' ' - (backgroiInd) were honored at a performance of 14 I ' show was presented- in his memory. Skaters '• 0 I Mrs. Giles' Father, Willie G. Alien Jr. was a recent cancer victim. The colorful skating Search Is On For Outstanding Dad I 1 FW ____~ __1) GOUATHON p. p. . ' Mit;i Giles, left, presented to Irene Brown , 11 - ' - -" LaSdUP Ywr CAm - . I orn. S • 0 . 0.1 of the t WEDNESDAY 3 ,ps.css - • DREAMOFJEANNIE IS CH ICKEN 99" . 0 • nett ed In benefit the American ('nneur Sg'iptv 0 - 0 . 0 — ACTION-IKCITIM$WT - .,.r. ,,.- % .1 . Petite Laurie Blair, front right, the youngest entertainer in Melodee Skating Rink's "Wheel 0 I'COl)le Show' is all smiles over the $674 the show Ofl 1101 LOOk AT Ut (MOW) (17) 35 ELECTRIC 4M COMPANY (f1) (10) .'ArH AFTERNOON moves ahead." $ey-17S31 332121$ 9 0 NITE SHOW" AIDS CANCER SOCIETY CORSON Lisa Michelle Hamii and Douglas Kevin Corson were SILENT SCREAM soul who she was. Sighs he, "It was one of the happIe nights of my life." -9 _ I ;~ I - 10HANCI,JUM - - Vo KeLors - 'WHEEL PEOPLE ..,;. i 0) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL (TI NEWS 11:55 (I 7) NEWS 1 ' .'. '_,),.I ', - - . H . V.I.PEOPLS asa'r ALL SHOWS 's ONLY ppj I LAST 3 NIT,$ LI!LAZA U] ; - - - - I '0 • MRS. DOUGLAS KEVIN - OFJEANNIE GENERAL HOSPITAL 51$pR WHURTUN1 JKFAMIL46 , Huntington, N.Y., dance but she remainsa mystery woman. He wouldn't tell a I -. - - -- 0 - 1. __ 0 • 0 , moment courage -..... :'•- 0 ? probably why he found - . 1O)ovvaAs'v SUNSHINE STAlL---- __ . - - ARRIVE A VE' Hey. tPS3 323 TiC? WID. q \,p :...' &$HIPJIY(R) ' Washington, D.C. Stemper is a former Fellow of the Center for Creative Administration of New York University. lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Sternper, Sr., and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wells, bo th of Sanford. ii, - - magazine centerfold ranking would go to his high school senior prom with him. That's in . - 1171. CLUB Halml has Just completed "Private Battle," me must be a dam player. You have to be L 0 - ,—________________ C F LO RI DA- TRUE: Glenn Ostermann says he never dreamed for a glamorous Corinne of Alphen. Penthouse • '-' New York City, founded in 1799. He is a member of numerous Masonic honorary and scholarly societies, including The Royal Order of Scotland, the Grand College of Rites, The Philalethes 0 m f the Union League Club, the Metropoli ta n Opera Club, and Kane Lodge No. 454, F. & A.M., all of New York City. In 1979-80, Stemper conducted a series of eight national workshops on the subject of "Freemasonry and the Young Professional" in eight regional areas across the United States at it* invitation of the three national York Rite Masonic bodies: Royal Arch Masons, Royal and Se lect Masters, and the Knights Templar. In February, 1980 he conducted a similar prograin at the annual gathering of national Masonic leaders 0 a Freemason in Sanford Lodge No. 62, F.&A.M., in June, 1968. In addition he is past grand chaplain of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of the Sta te of New York, and currently ,. (12 17) MOVIE 10:30 ,,,.,,, ,_,,, * - - . - _____ JI a- 0 - Letters award dinner tOt his long-time friend and colleage, George Baisnehine. . i'. and business ethics at Union Theological Seminary, General Theological Seminary, and the Graduate School of Business '. OIMISTERR00ERS(R) could successfully No. 62, F.&A.M. and local York Rite bodies. Steinper did graduate study at Emory and Oxford Universities, and graduated from Union Theological Seminary in 1974. An Episcopal Clergyman, he is C!'airman and Director of the New York Forum for Corporate Responsibility, Inc., 0 , AM game. all your - serves as Wgh priest of Jenis,alein Royal Arch Chapter No. H, . 00 0 — able to visualize . 6 .I... i : 0 (4) CARD SHARKS [ a television dramatization of Katherine I 0 - other celebrities at the National Society of Arts and % , 0 Q2(17)0MENACRES Society, Allied Masonic Degrees nd the Knight Masons of Ireland U.S.A.). He is a Thirty-Second Degree Mason and Shriner, and presently holds membership in Sanford Lodge, 0 Stetson University, 1969, was formerly State Master Councilor of the Order of DeMolay in Florida (1966-67), and was initiated - 10 681111AIIABIT"W(M I . married at the First Baptist Church of Chuluota. The [1ev. Charles G. Swaggerty performed the 7 n.m. 0 zr-tOO - ,._ •_ a - 7-' n5iflnfl. S (3)CAROt' The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Nor ma J. Ilamil of F RIENDS N(Mohl, •• (D0PY DAYS Chuluota and Thomas E. Tibbs, Jacksonville. The WED-FRI) .. bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Corson of . . (TI ALL IN THE FAMILY lU _____ , b., I Sanford. - " 5) WOODY WOODPECKER , " .' ' The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, AND FRIENDS was attended bS' BonhlIé Mae Moon, maid of honor, and _____ a4tlo) SESAME STREET (R) .4, i Laurie Brown and Myra Swaggerty, bridesmaids. TUE. THU, Ff11) . '. Gregory W. Carson served the bridegroom as best 4:34) ___ . .' ____ man. Ushers were Robert D. Harrill Jr. and David •(4)BONANZA .t'I. (MON. Allen Fore, both cousins of the bride. Groomsmen were (1)6 THE ODD COUPLE WEDFRI) ' Kenneth R. Jacobs and M. Kelly Fore. (7) MERV GRIFFIN Tammy Story was the flower girl and Marvin K. 5) BUGS BUNNr AND "-.: _ Fore Jr. was the ring bearer. a 7) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND I IL— The reception was held in the church fellowship hall. (MON,TUE,THU,FRI) 00 1 Fo llowing a wedding trip to Treasure Island, the 5:00 -. .11 newlyweds are making their home in Chuluota. The 0 HoGAN'S HEROES vPt7, (35TO$IIANDJERRY bridegroom Is employed by Tn-City Electronics, 11oiMsTvulooERe ___________________________ Momill 0___ 7_ INSE f . TUE. ThU. Ff11) oviu 00 0 i - 5i DINAIu & FRiENDS Dance now is high seas, barri "I think people are hungry for occasional almost comput- hope they get Into," Halmi said, half joking, precision good entertainment things that entertain wistful. "It would be a wonderful piece of erized so highly disciplined half and also that are very good." Buckley falls in and everybody In people material If it works as smooth as a maAs for how he juggles his many projects, chjne," The old master was in the middle of the Atlantic is saving Bill said: would Halmi What a good movie that Buckley. New York during the weeke nd "I play chess a lot. Anyone who works for make," . ',..• MIPA &V 0 , 0 ' - I 3:30 .Jt1 - .. 0 - ,,. V I.VI , 35l THE fl,1NTST0 tIOSAIUNQ.SA1UNQ(FRI) MIKE DOUGLAS (1) m Schopenhauer buying numbers of people to whom he can sell America Is at Its highest point worried about. his product. Big numbers sell products. But since 1938 when I did ys on the the shows with big numbers talk to the people Th a ut 14 " e trip should take bo da Toes,' ushering In the modern restance, ng a hurricane, which I really with the Least amount .8-1. W - .I (1 (17) FUN TIME (MON TUE. THU, Ff11) 2(17)MSEaAu.(wED) - - control its own destiny. Advertising agencies STILL DANCING: It's been Bolger Halmi a long time since Ray A team sails this month with Buckley do. Advertisers do. The public doss. And ta pped his way down the aboard a 73-foot racing yawl across the people who think they know what the public W$flt$ Yell ow Brick Road in "The Atlantic nonstop to Gibralter. Wizard of Os," but he's still "The documentary will be a combination of "It's like flowing water that finds the easiest going strong — dancing, lee- sailing and solving the world's problems," Way to get where it's go ing. It's safer to put turing, teaching and, here of Halmi said, explaining he expected g meth on the air -that doesn't mate with philosophical give-and-take among Buc kley watching late, controversy. satisfaction as things turn full and p( the six crew members ."about Life and 'rn advertiser who buys into a program is circle. Says he, "Dance in death and all the big Ubp .. / -%% 0 - - ~-.J.:- - steps (TI al ' (1o)PEaOP t venture. -- 4 10S8ouNo5TAoEwfD) 10) TO BE ANNOUNCED • TODAY mØ0000MORNINGAMERICA (351 TENNESSEflUXEDO whole medium turns me on, yj wa ch television said with a trace ofa Hungarian accent. Inan like to see. It seems people agree with my Interview just before the beginning of his taste Buckley assignment he described the new, he trouble with television is it doesn't • 0• IO)FRONTUNETUE) (12117)LUCYSHOW - U $ B I never 0 - * lOSooYuEYuoN TODAY IN FLORIDA, 00000uo11,Ison.ORIoA 1 .8— v '" ' - I 11 _-;-0 (1)0 GUIDING LIGHT '. IJQCAPTAINKANGAROO $)NEWZOOREVUE ' 9. 7 5TO0AY ( 5) BULLW1NKII (ID Morgan Ryan's account of the brave ~ut losing By JOAN HANAUER fight her husband, Cornelius Ryan. made upi 'Television Writer ficticious study of "theNEW YORK (UP!) — Ro bert Halmi calls against cancer, tolerance of audiences to himself a "general practitioner" of filmAnn Jackson plays Mrs. Ryan and Jack commencement speeches" making and proves it by juggling 31 current Warden stars as Ryan, best known to the — projects from a seagoing docu mentary with public as the au thor of "A Bridge Too Far." one he said concluded 86.2 percent of graduates feel the William F. Buckleytoa "Jaws" type elephant Healsowilibemaking twomoviesinAfr1ca speeches are too long, 19.8 movie In Africa. other projects for CBS, dramatic specials for percent of whom think they're Liberty Mutual, among other projects, Among his most recent and best-received far too long, and less than io percent of whom remembered television film were "The Nurse" starring ,,What I do is not because I iun a genhis," a week - later who spoke or Michael Learne4, a good bet for future series Haimi although he does have a high SATURDAY, JUNE14 University of Central Florida Spring reunion banquet, Walt Disney World. Call 275-2233 by June Fr DT5 0000MOnNINoAMEmcA (t) . the - O(!)ANOTHER WORLD (MON. TUE. THU. Ff11) 5 @) DAYTiME 1,MMV AWARDS 8:30 betting average - I ' - (17)W82:0___ 7:30 WILlY, M.D. - what was said. Then he treatment, and Kristy McNichol's fine "My promised, "I will not be Old Man." - 2:25 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA their way. He opened with a Needlepoint and Rug Hooking clau,weekly, 1 p.m., Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Blulevard. I (10) FIRING UHf (Ff11) 7:25 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA Massachusetts University on Congregational Christian Church Men's Club Corn Boil, 5-7 p.m., Park Avenue and 24th St. 0 4 , . 0 . . II. STF%1PIH JILl The Knights Tern plar, a Christian Branch of Freemasons in HI':. the York Rite, is comprised of 1,)0 local units, or corn...Eminent Commander manderies, with 350,000 members. Coeur de Lion Cornmandery No. 23, founded in 1848 has included among its members rtany distinguished American Masons, including .. Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Thomas E. Dewey. e most two of th It has been traditionally associated with prominent Masonic Lodges in the nation, Kane Lodge No. 454, F.&A.M.,.known as the "Explorers I-Aidge", and Holland Lodge No. 8, a group historically associated with the Dutch, aristocracy in New York City. - - (10) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY (THU) (17)Fuel'rIuE t ri I", lec 0 - - - ... NANCE SHOP (WED) m . 'Handfes - I - 0 . DICK VAN DYKE ODAY MORNING NEWS 0000MORNINGAMERICA (j)1 5' ) P011KV PIG AND FRIENDS 3:05 - Mass., Sunday — sending -- - - - 101 CONCERT NIGHTS (MOW) 10) NOVA (TUE) 10) JAZZ AT THE MAINTE. 70 0(17)MOVIE "SsvageGrtngo" f 0 - (DAS THE WORLD TURNS m ONE LIFE TO LIVE 655 (D O 0000 MORNING FLORIDA (3D ONLY DEVOTIONAL - . 11-I 0 0 1. - • 0 - - - I - 2:00 - Ross. - - 5(4) THE DOCTORS HOUSE MORN1W . . (1) OLD HOUSEWORKS (Z)0 A ROAD TO THE WHM Busy Producer Halmi soaker of the 'season. The New York Times columnist SATURDAY, JUNE? Seminole Community College Players present "Vanities", 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre. Free to public. 6:30 6:54 - The Juggler ' 0 -. 0 - 0 t10l8MUN0. SNUNG(TUE) (10OOW CAJUN ) 4i10)vIUAALEGRE(R) - - • : 1:30 6:45 ole 8Mw editor of a magazine for Chuck aspiring au big - • .• - (F1V) (10)&Ii WEATHER G(J)TOMOAROW Guests: Car- . • ..- - 6:20 1:30 (DO MARCUS . , 0 THE . t • - - 10Biu.MOYEJS'JOURNAL E0M.LEN (17) NEWS HARTUAN Martha Irtaists that beIng miserable Is the key to happiness, and Mary and Tom go to the doctor. • aw-M ' .. -.• PHOTOGRAPHY: HERE'S •mTOOAYINFLORIDA CE) 0 MARY HARTMAN, 10:30 .f. .-. HOW El a ~1911 FRENCH CHEF (WED) . Tuesday, June 3, 1980-1 8 On May 19, 1980 the Rev. William Stemper, a native ofSanford, was installed in New York City as Eminent Cornmander of Coeur de Lion Commandery, No. 23, Knights 0 Templar, by the head of the national organization, Grand Master Kenneth Culver Johnson, of Little Rock, Ark. Prior to this event, a series of luncheons and receptions honoring Stemper and Mr. and Mrs Johnson were held at the Union League Club of New York and in the Kane-Peary-Byrd ____ - 6:15 (17) THE ATHLET'ES(MOW) - - *135)u Men& Grenada. THE CHEAP DETECTIVE A Iow.pricd detective (Flip Wilson) masquerades as a cleaning woman in order to learn the details ofareal estate swindle and a k4rspping. (17) BASEBALL Atlanta YOUNG AND .____-, 11 New York Freemasons Install Stemper m *u, vy c*m.OREN . 6:05 Atlantis' (1955) JOhn EriclOrl, GRAHAM . 9 -, mr (ii) WORLD AT LARGE (Ff11) "OperatIon . . 7jr (17)HEwS . 0 . (FM I liVES . .. 0 0 • 1 100 0 (1 7) WORLD AT LARGE (tHL9 (12 (17) MOVIE • -, 0 BEN WATTENBEAG'S 117lU8TTh(114) . Booth. 1:05 ?10 1000 . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I - . . -• 5(41DAYS OF WILBURN BROTHERS COUNTRY CAlVIlVAL (FRI) HEALTHFIELI) 1 .. ,• 1.3,1,~.. . I 1 RESTLESS — commencement Bargain Extravaganza for Central Florida Chapter Ameitcun Red Cross,, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the new chapter house at Bumby and Central in Orlando. Baked goods,, flea market and auction. - usHvnil ON THE ROAD too'Trad - ___ popt GOES THE COUNTRY THE . - m PORTER WAGONER (TUE) er Horn" (BIW)(II) Hwy Carey, EdwIna TELEVI SlOW "On Company BusIness" The first of three documentaries by Howard Di'atth and Allan Francovlchrsviewith.sai$yoperatlOnsol t he CIA and explores Its Involvement with, labor unions and the eventsleadinguptothlBayOf Pigs invasion (Pail 1) c 8:30 RESTON l4ESTS: James Reston may be the most - , • David Letterman. Guests: DIck Shawn, Robert Mandan. EIICh Bagel. (D5 SARNABY JONES A recently released Convict attemPts to reactivate a kidnapping plot that w.sIolladteflYSI,sSWllar*tlernhe co (10) NON-FICTION are _ 1691 Providence Boulevard, JJ1rou$ BACK STP.EETS s,me oflhe duslersof community mental health care as welt as some esceptional programs that provide cars for diachafoed mental patients en the uniledStatss examined (12 (11) MOVIE "Against All Flags" (1952) Errol Flynn, Maureen OHara. A bold English 6tllcer a dewier to get the lortilicitions of a Caribbean pirate Island — Seminole Community College Players present "Vanities", 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre. Free to public. offi 5j JIM ROCKFORD f13(. BACK WARDS TO LOYAL TIES: Lynda Johnson Robb says she's quite fond of Ted Kennedy "He's a neighbor of mine. He parks his cars in my yar d and we park our cars In his yard." But it stops with parking privileges. She won't help him in his bid for the White House. The daughter of the late Lyndon Johnson is a Carterbaçker. She lives next door to Kennedy in the Washington suburb of McLean, Va., and I.... -.1 ui u as ciirmn President's Advisory Corbmittee for Women, Carter gave her the job. Council of Arts & Sciences Publicity Workshop, Bush Science Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park. For eon-profit organizations. Registration 8-9 a.m. secret. j) (3) BILLY CRUSADE P (17)WORLDATGE(WE0) 5:55 5(DOA,LyDEONAL 6:00 rZ . 0. ". 0 0 RyANI HOPE 0 CAMERA THREE (MOW) IOSLOOICATMETUE) (1 0) HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH (WW) vi (10) THE v1°RY 5:50 1200 (DO MOVIE 5I' . 0 sinEws - (fl4tJ) him some good news and some bad news. Chester attempts to rsorm and Marylears that her baby "Y been athed by the ellen h Burt. (A) given a luxurious, rent-free penthouse bya man whose llt• was saved by (CCIIR) i (5) s'rturrs oc sAi' AI4Chrtssy ,j . 0 ir'e VU - 0•_ 12:30 5:35 _ . $ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ M I1 7$ LOVE. AMERICAN STYlI (TUE) (FRI) (DO SOAP Bud's doctor QIVIS (DO ThREE'S COMPANY Jack. . 12:15 171&loyIE(MON) ufvcii si-vt.0 (17) L •0 ----- J' " ~ . 5:30 • 1150 (fl 7.00 campaign Seminole County Young Republican Club, Sundance Inn, State Road 438, Altamonte Springs, cocktails, 7:15, meeting, 8 p.m. Speake, Ander Crenshaw, candidate for U.S. Senate and former state representative. . I (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLI1 (DOSUMUERSEMESTER (DO BEVERLY HILLBILLIES -- meet energy Prime Sponsor Advisory Council regular meeting, 8 a.m. Fourth floor conference room, Seminole County Services Building, First and Park, Sanford. Safe Boating Week displayby Coast Guard Auxiliary 11:30 hth* - Art Barr, vice president of Operation, Winter Springs Development Corp. will speak on "Deed Restrictions." :1' (4) WC NEWS (DØC88N .. (MOW) Ia. — THURSDAY, JUNE 5 Tuscawilla Homeowners Assn., 8 p.m., New Life Fellowship Church, Lake Drive and Tuskawilla Road. I c — Seminole Community College Players present "Vanities" 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre. Free to public. - 0 - • 8 NEWS SPECIAL • Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance,2:30 p.m., 0 Sanford Civic Center. S . Jack. Boulevard. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. 0 (i0S TODAY TUNE United Press International FACE THE MUSIC P.M. MAGAZINE THE CHAMP: Never let it wiw be said the first kid doesn't m (35)osvts Cisco SANFORD AND SON 2 (10) LOCAL FOLLOW-UP feel called upon to pull her 1 10) MACNEIL / LEHRER "Back Wards To Back Streets' weight just because her daddy REPORT (17) HOGAN'S HEROES 9:30 is president of the United (DO TAO Alas gels the surprise States. Amy Ca rter walked all of his life when he meets with his T TIC TAC father after a 30-year aspiration. and THE NEWLYWED GAME the way last month 0 (A) FLORIDAI Monday she received a yellow (1 0) SNEAK PREVIEWS: TAKE 5)MAUD€ T-shirt and an "Order of the T10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Ebert and Gene Sisitsi single out director of Great Battered Boot" certificate to Peter Hall. some, overlooked movie ClaSSICS Britain's National Theatre. (A) prove it. The hike In question Including The Late Show." 1)(17)Aa IN mE FAMILY .. Stfsot Time," "Mom Streets" was the Washington Chapter and"NightMoves(R)' of the March of Dimes 23-mile fl( mu MISADVENTURES O (17) ENERGY EXPO 'Energ LOBO Lobo becomes What Matters Most? A lock at the "Superwalk" a fund-raiser SHERIFF with a notorious gangster IflYOlYOd optlonsfo,theNurTerm(thepeflin which 4,415 participants got (Raymond Burr) who his come two od between now and 1985), arid on a meeting of how Americans will be adiusting to * friends to sponsor them at so of ty County to " s disloyal subordinates. (A) needs In the tranelmuch a mile. Amy turned in (1)0 THE WHITE SHADOW tlonal period before us. Is presentmore than $750 for her effort Coach A. with i ed (Part 1) of "cabin fever" when one of — more than any other case 10:00 his players moves in as his tempo(DO HART TO HART The Harts trekker in the event. Now if rary roommate (A) become the targets ofa murderous she could just apply that sort (DO HAPPY DAYS A disabled couple when they pur Chase in mechanic working •t the garage of talent to her daddy's causes Fortris to finally lose his antique automobile with a hidden WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 Psychology course taught by Don Pyles, weekly, 3 p.m., Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence . -- J20 50 CA LITTLE RESTRAINT O(TlCHfrJMEACTlON a)OHEwS (1 (101DICK CAVETT 5:20 (17) MOVIE (CONTD)(MO1& (DO THE CATHOLIC 6IURCH TLF4 Dance Theatre 01 Harlem. Ice skitRuAts ol the California. New ersP.qyFlemlngandRoblnCou$- 0 sa DittoWest VirgInia. Ohio. NiwJiSSzlCo. kJontsine and SUppI 0 ces uovu Martin Balsam. Sylvia Sidney. A dentist primerlal. ruthless neighborhood gang terror- 6:30 By KENNETH R. CLARK 11:00 Club, Gallagher. Jose Molina, - g KUNGFU (17) sov GRimm Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adellnes, 8 p.m., 0 0 . Br"u vt San Francisco Gle" is WIlson and Sarin Purcell. Guests: Diahann Carroll. Peaches and Herb. Barbl Benton, West Point Glee - Amy Carter 6(l)(1)"NEWS I ZOOM (R) - 0• - •QcDoEw . S ,Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. I. 0 () THE BIG SHOW Hosts: flip 1 15'PENNY HILL 4 THE L!G EVENING 0 0 • •0--- . g(R) 6:00 Light, Sanford. -- have to undergo psyclicillog" 100- Church, Sanford. I - . ____.00 PEOPLE Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & '. - ' •0__. - -- __________ TOPS Chapter 376, 7 p.m., First United Methodist .1 i pt,,. - • I TUESDAY, JUNE 3 — ur, i . ) uigsr. - - - ' - • . - •: . - V..12_ .J iiiian, -l__t CIUI) �-' ' S . S' •S - -- - - -. - S - -- • - - - -- - - - - - 1 ' 5S - . . - S5$ • . - - . -- - . . 5- / S . - . - - - . -.- . -. - S . S • - . -. . * • . 5 5 S - , - S., :- - . - - . . - I - . - . -. - - - S . 2 B-EvenIngH.ra$d,saford, Tuasday,'iun.3,1IO - - - . . -- - * U si-Apartments Füthished ____________________ 414bu5es -- '4?-Houses a. S S Prisoner S.tarts DeathA,cItCh CLASSIFIED ADS FLORIDA N0TICCOPPUSLICfrnARING TOCONSIDIR ADOPTIO4OF PROPOSIDORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: t REIDSVILLE, Ga. (UPI) row. Thursday - the exact time -State troopers today ringed State officials prepared for was to be announced today. the prison where Jack Potts demonstrationS by both proHe would be the first person "tired of prison" and and anti-capital pwushment to die in Georgia's electric - eEoRo-slsomonm ________ Orlando --Winter Pork - the visiting perimeter, stringing - electric chair. Theconvlcted was Georgia State - murderer, Monday into moved a,j5 unfurnished.: 32 ______________________ _____________________ _____________________ SECRETARY CLASSIFIED DEPT. . RATES - 44c - • HOURS - For retail hOusk19 construction dept. of nations Iargnl . Un 5çiiiiijj 2i ACRES WITH 314' FRON. TAGE ON PAVED RD. IN 3 BFORAp,j, i'7 OSTEEN. $12,SO0 CASH. BATHS, AIR I _________________________ _______________________ HEAT, SCREENED PATIO ______________ VALENCIA COURT $35,900 2' _____________________ ____________ - - 2•1½ with family room, all equipped In " entitled: extra up 35, barbedwire aroundrestricted The condemned killer, a areas, and setting up convert to Catholicism areas, Prison, a few by the turmoil around him, ____________________________________ STE1STROFd1 DEADLINES AND MORE PARTICULARLY . - ____________________________ 5-Lost & Found 3-Cemeteries PG 15, SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 205, RANGE 30 E, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; REDE. FINING THE CORPORATE FLORIDA REALTY O SANFORD REALroR 4lS FCp Ave. _______________________ LPN'S ,class)fled-ad,-thi will get results. - -- YOU . a * - Camelot Un 4, $51,700. H. Miller, & Sons to Douglas P Harry G. Bailey & wt. Susan. Lot 301 Lake of The Woods Townhouse ' Camelot Un 1, 5*0,900. BMA Properties to HarryG. H. Miller & Son to James A. R. Bailey & wf. Susan Same as above King 5. wf Cherry, Lot 36 81k C $eI,S00. - Beautiful unique lakefront pool home. Complete privacy, yet moments fr Orlando. Fully firnished gejt 2 BR, 18, PIEwCARPET, Newkltthen,flnced bIt yard 1290put'mo32201 ' house. Every amenity COUNTRY CHARM-Beautiful * Care CI -. _____________________________ ____________________________ _____________________ tlaudla to Earl A RoSs I. Robert, John W. Avery S. wI Edith to Lot 23 81k C the Forrest, 145.300. Estate Homes Lot 2! 81k F. North Robert J Sasson & WI Kathryn to bntsndo Ranches Sec 2A. $10,900. B Haumiller I wf Cardlyn Lk Dettiny Apts & Hyman & Phillip 5*1,000. Chicago, Ill. SW Cor Sec 23-31-29 Larry Echol & Douglas Baggs Etc. $51,250. to John P Donahue S. WI Verna, Guy S. Whidden & wi. Blair to * Lake add $31,000. G Sanlando SprIngs Tract 6 Kotyk & wf Mary, Lot H20 SIC 14- Olin Amer. Homes to James E. Barton & wI. Cheryl Lot9 01k E 2021, $11000 US Homes to Robert I Adams & Sterling Pk Un. I $41,100. $59,300. Sgl. Lot 63 Barclay Woods Is? Add. ThornasTuckey&wf5arbarato $41,100. - Inmyhome ten, Fl. 335)1. ___________________________ "I'm tired of prison," Potts said. "I'm humbly sorry for 2W 1.25th St. time. Longwood-Lake Mary. 327 4531 or 339.9669. oraboutthe Ithof June. Would liki to get 1 0,2 riders to help drive and share the ride.. 322. 1113 or 6.446221. A.D., 1910, at 7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as poSsible. At the 24-year-old auto, mechanic, but also has admitted a carpeted, fenced backyard: short walk tO Lk. May school fl 332.$$90• * Spare or parttlm, Sales help wanted. Workout of your owi home, set your .own hours. - - - -_-_- I do babysItting ANYtime, CUSTOM BUILT 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home in lovely Loch Arborona large wooded site. Central air although DATED this flnd day of APRIL, A.D., 1910 terms good - Sarah B Hice sgl, Lot 17 less N ft .Dey. Corp. allot 01k 23, 26.27 Etc. less W itt 61k 11, Bel-Air, $12,000. MM. Smiths Sd 1233.000. FF Mid-Fia to DanWay Inc Lot IQCD) Gale R. Barnhart to 13 except W S ft. Lots 13.15 01k H Batty L. Barnhart Un. 37 Baytree replat of Sanor Un 1-2, 171,000. $100. _____ part time car? Our classifledi are loaded with good buy for you. ft F of SW cor. of W'/z of W ~ of Gov. Lot 2 Sec. 4-2132 Etc. $100. R. L. Peatron & Hueber to BLACKEYED PEAS you pick. - -_ PAVED D. IN OVIEDO. FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO. $6,000 PER ACRE WILL DIVIDE. 33L0509 - Thomas a Norris igl, Lot Bean I wi. Patricia W½ of N¼ of Woodbr!dge at the Springs Un II, sw'. of of SEC 17-3032 Etc. 1)00,000. $17,500. sw' . $124 PT. 33-Houses 2 WEEKS SALARY - ZELLW000 CORN CO U NT Y -- 11A-Arts&ciifts RMOI 529.900 W.Garfle$tWhite,Broker COME & GET THEM! - '. 107W Commercial Phone377 7111, Sanford 1 CreatIve Expressions CASHIERS $300 a month. CRYSTAL CUTTING TECH do: Bedroom,- 2 bath, range & ref. AAA EMPLOYMENT Robbie's Realty 323 2222 322 1012 - . The weather backyard sale _____________________________ ____________________ v-- - -. or a sill Harold private fenced yard, air & heat. $230 a,nonth. saId business enterpnl,.. are as follows: PublIsh May 13, 20, 27, & J • 1910 , , JullanR. Lqye Dated it Orlando, Orange 3 -. requesting annexation to thi FACILITY BUILDING corporate area of -the CIty o Florida, SEMINOLE COMMUNITY Longwood, and DEW.43 FLORIDA. NOTICE Hall H. Ernest . • , LIC S Legal Documents Typed. Claude W. Bates 5. wt Kathleen, E F. Trick & WI. Darlene Lot 44$ CLERK-Training Sterling Pk. Un. 21 $15,100. providing for governance a. the Associates, Architects Planner lime Bal. $1S9lIor$19 35 mo Agent 339-1316. - then invest'$3L000. Air -'--. ' - Young Married Couple Wants - - 'SANFORD - Sandlewood Condos. 2 BR, 28, newty painted & decorated. 29S.77U, 671-4530. - 29ROOI73S . --- _________________________ Gracious sa ' * ' . ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE 3 BR, i' B. -CA- carpet, & Sr New Smyrna, on bch, ground floor POOl side, condo apt, sIps 4. AvaIl. June 13. Call Strickland&wf Amelia, Lotl bIkI 1581k F Greenwood LakeS. Un 1, malntenanceandoperatlonof P.O. Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida ORDAINED BY THE- CITY said nARooma. Board repiat of N .Chulota, $34,000. SECRETARYASSISTANT $43VJ COMMISSION-OF THE CITY OF street lights withIn the dIstrict; 32771, upon request accompanied OlinAmer. Homes to William L. creating an Advisory Board: by $25.00 deposit per set. Public relations dept. of nations, LONOWOOD. FLORIDA, AS James M Rosenfeld & ChrIstina Roiler & wf. Audrey Lot 3911k A VACANCY- 1st F'oor br Deposit will be,refundad in full FOLLOWS: largest modular manufac. setting forth fiscal and taxation K Shelley to Philbert W Sheldon & Same as above. 131.500. elderly person, male or SECTION 11 That tuner. Excellent opportunity the following procedures: empowering the levy fOr two sets to contractors sub. wi Llnd et al Lot 312 L*ke Of the leale, good ca's. Call 331. wI. Edda to Ed. FranA. Lall I desuIb.dprpp.rty, towIt: for sharp IndivIdual, also special assessments or taxes mitting' bone tide bids and return Woods Townhouse sec •, ward T. BuCkhOVt & wf. Ethel, withIn the district; and providing documents in good usable qualify to tour publIC thru The East 20 feet of Lot 13 & Easi WIllIam A, DavIs I wf Jane to Lots 4.7 Bik H W Altamonte His condition within S days after the 20 feet of South 31 feet of Lot 24, mod•ls and factory. Any for construction, severability, Julio P Centeno & wf lot IS blk B Sic 2 577,300. openIng of bids. Refund for sets in LONOW000 HILLS, PB P0 15, background in press release 30-Apartments Uniurnished effectIve date. an Summense$ N $37,900. Sand Lake -Dcv. to Mayo and ad layout preparation Saiddlstrlctshallencompassthe excessoftwowlllbilsss$l3.QQfo Section 29, TownshIp 20 South, Charles B Pyle to Nancy Car Graham Lot 29 Forest Park 1st. followIng described areas of cover cost of reproduction,on the helpful. A.) benefItpsckage,to Range 30 East, Seminole County, dinah sql. Lot S blk A Oakland Sec 2 $24,000. samebailsofrefurnOf dOcuments 1 BR-$20up. Pool. Ado apply bring nssum to Car. Florida. Seminole County, Florida: Slsof'es SD 532,300. Carrie I. Ransonto Richard L. on Lalte Ada. Just Contractors who obtain bId anal Industries. Inc. 3701 S. bsindth*samsishensbyennexed. Country Club Heights, Unit I, David I. Jackson & WI Sheila tO Evans Lets 1,2,9,10.11, 5. 13 umi 'ii. Airport Blvd. an 11.12 ie, Sanford Ave., Sanford. Equal and do not bid the to and made a pert of the City of Ilk A as recorded In Plat Book 13, Page Robert .1 Saxton & wf Manian, Lot Bungalow CIty $100. Sanford. Call 3,23.11P project, must return lame at least Opportunity Employer. Longwood, Florida, pursuant to 90. Seminole County, Florida. lOS Howell 1st., MIchaeID.Welsh&WI. Barbara 'Mariner'sVilla.. lOdays before the bid date, or pay thetermsof theCharter at the City Arthur H. Bickwlth, jr,, Kenneth 1. Sullivan & wf to Gary N. Wright Lot $13.00 per set to defray cost of of Longwood, Florida, Chapter 49' SALES POSITION Clerk to the 2 BDRM-Partlaliy turn., 1½ ElIzabeth to Paul A Davis & WI WltIsperwood at Sabal Point Un 2 reproduction and handling, as lit 124.0, Laws of Florida. 1949. Full & Part time. 445.1904 Any. Board of County 'baths. $225 me. + deposIt. 322. Ella, Lot 17 Ilk B Fern Terrace, $117,300. fortti above. chapter 75-297, Laws of Florida, time for Recorded Massage. commissioners In and 3139 mornings, 3193027 eves. 541,500. W. Don Devore Sr. Rep Fit nil Subcontr.clons and others my 1973, and Florida Statute 171.044. _______________________ for Seminole County, G.ergla 0 Davis to Earl M M.redlttito Arthur N. Oavls&wf. obtain complete bid documents SECTION 3: That the corporate Florida 2 Bedroom. 1 Bath. Central HIA, LEGAL SECRETARY-Mature, FoIt. all of Lot 47 S 20 It of Lot 46 Janice Portion SW'/ of 51¼ of Publish: Juni 3, 1900 upondiposht of $23.00 which will be limits of the CIty of Lonqwood, convenient location. $223 me. Graceline Ct.. $11,700, rC$ponsible& exp. legal secresec 4.21.29 Etc. 129.. refunded, less $15.00 to cover Florida, be and the same are DEX•3 + security. Plo childrett or Joseph J. Karnes S. WI E. tary for Sanford Attorney. VIncent T. Doud I wf. Gloria to reproduction colt, upon return of hereby redefIned,so as to Include Pits.3224.374. Marguerite to John A. Chalkley Donald A. Dye I *1. Nadine Lot Salary commensurate with documents in good condItIon said land herein described and. Jr.,LoOsll-l2llk0LaksWayman 144 Spring Oaks Uni $63,000. ability, Send resume & salary NOTICE wlthln5daysafteropeningof bids. annexed. Hts., $'GENEVA GARDENS-3 Berm. riqulriments to P.O. lox 7304 Charlotte 1. Francis to Kenneth NOTICE Is hereby given mat the PARTIAL SETS WILL NOT SE SECTIONS: That the City Chit $290mo. Lease. Deposit. all Mary 32744. Fl Land Co to Maronda Homes J. FIIflCI5 I WI. Charlotte Lots Boardof County CommIssIoners of ISSUED DUE TO SIZE AND is hereby authorized to amend, Adults Only. Call 322.2090' Seminole County, Florida, shall at SCOPE OF PROJECT. alter and supplement the official GENERAL LABORERS-Day Lots 17.37 Ilk H Lots 14.21 Ilk K, 212.214 & 214 Town of Longwood. 10100 AM5, or as soon thereafter $100. Each bid must be iccompanled city map of the City of Longeod, Lots 3.32 Ilk L Lots 1.19 BIll Sanford. Lovely I or 2 BR, air, shift. Apply at American Wood WillIam T. COliflhstI to Bascomb as possible on the 24th day of June, by a certiflid check or bid bond Florida, to include the sixation Lots 1.2 BI N etai Founoor Un 3, dults, Furnitune* avaIlable. Mill Products Office, 300 Mar.' L. Coleman Lot I Ilk 0 Lake 1950, hold a public hearing at the Issued by an acceptable surety contained in SectIon 1 hsrenf 1320.1411153. yin Ave., Long*vod between S Seminole County Courthouse, company for not less than S per. SECTION 1: That upon this Robert L Siikworth & WI DOSS. Harney Acrettes $100. -am. I 11 am. References re Springs cent of tiss me to Ellen Enterprises CLASSIFIED ADS DO A JOB Room 203, Sanford, Florida, base to bid. The successful ordinance becoming effective, the to James L. Ravich & WI Freda & quirid. MatthewJ PaImasgl,Lotl2replat LotlWoodbrldgsatTheSpninqlto consider the adoption of the blddei'wili be required to furnish WHICH CAN BE DONE NO 1. resident and property owners In OTHER WAY. CALL 333.2611.. performance bond and labor and the above described annexed area NURSE AIDES plat Ilk C Non Hill $.c. Meredith Flier Enterprises Lot 1 Wood. followIng ordInance: Full time 7.3 bridge at The Springs Un Ill. An ordinance relating to materIals payment bond, each In slsallbeentItledtoailofttwriglws Manor, 116.300. & 311..Apply In person ' speclf lid arias of the Unin the full amount the contract and privileges and Immunities as S. SANFORD-Immediate 1. EusretteHuskey to PeI.Lusn 516.700. Lakiview Nursing Center, Charles P. SlIer 1. wI. Daisy to corporated territories of SemInole sum, 111usd by a bonding company are from time to time, determIned occupancy, clean I Idrm fully Li & wf LIngLIng LI, Lot 3 Ilk A 1. 2nd St. equipped kitchen + washer. by the governIng authority of the Swadwater Oaks S.c. 17, $113,000. James P. MIller & wi Elizabeth County, Florida: creating the llcensad.in Florida. To be eligible for considera$i0n 'ye". Nicely furnished In. Cityof Langwsad, Florid,, and tIle Eli full time. 5-4 shift. Apply in BilAire Homes t* Robert C Lot 20 Ilk 0 Seminols Sites. Tuskawilla Point Street Lighting District; to be entitled the bIds must comply wIth the laws of dudes dishes & linens for $323 provisions of saId Charter of the Koftlo & WI Mary, Lot 107 I.I.Alre $43,100. person Sanford Nursing RH Conet. Co. to Edward 0. Tuskawilla Point Stniet Florida, all CondUlons of tIll City of Longwood, Florida, or nfurnIsh.d $250. Call Lou Hills Un 3, $33909, Cony, Center, rn Asiiile 323-116601' 5694391. Chapter 0.124.0, Laws a. Florida, Kenneth A Treat & *1 Sara to $uplrvilie to Robert Hera Lit 31 LightIng District Ordinance: specifications, and must be made Ave. providing for dii mit ions; 00$ facsimile ii the form included iNs, and Chapter 75.297, Laws of MuIlla Corp 1 7011*1 Lot 14W 10 Barclay Woods Is? Add $65,300. RObert L. Devls & WI. Martha I provIdkg for governance of flip with the COflfract 000,tmenfo, It Florida, 1975ft of Lot 1311k I English 1t Un 7 Donald J. Curnutt & wi. Artha to district by the Board ci County' duplicate. enclosed in an opaque . $39,009 SECTION SI If any section oi John A. Parker & WI. Elizabeth Commissioners: providing sealed envelops blaring the ninse portion of a section at this -; (QCD) Susan I. McBride tO LotISlkOWAflamontsHtsSecS,, maintenance and operation of and address of the bidder dinance proves to be Invalid. -OPPORTUNITY Thomas S McBride, LOt 21 Ilk C $43,100. street lights withIn the distrIct; marked: GREENHOUSE WITH wtiawfu, or unconstltvtioMl, it Seminole Sites, $100 litter Desigos Co. to Billy J. creating an Advisory Board: TOILET FACILITY BUILDING shall not bi held to invalidate or Equity Realty to William N OsbonwLotslL2&W17.tlfIol sailing forth fiscal and taxation. AND DELIVERED NOT LATER i,nisicthevafldlty,forc•oqoffsct 50hk$ SANDWICH SHOP, SANFORD Is Capistrano Condo, Lit 3711k 36 Sinlindo The Suburb procedures: empowering the levy THAN DATE AND HOUR of any other section or pert of thIs 7% Beautiful, Pslm Springs Sec. 110W taking'- applIcatIons' for'--MANAGEt special assessments or taxes MENTIONED AIOVL ordinance. Equity Realty to Jerry L Mabli 51U00. 0*9101' reserves the right I. within he district: and providing SECTION 4: All ordinances or TRAINEE I wi Patricia. Un 36 same ai t0C0.l.meiD.Kindilo.toI. for severability, exclusion from reiedlnyoqallbldsorceflsln parts of ordinances In conflict abovL 132.000. Chinning Trafford Beg. NI. COt. seminole County CoOp, and en portions oh bid as stIpulated It herswlth be and liii same an. Equity RusHy to Merle H. J. 11kB. MeredIth Manor-Bdgswood effectIve date. 11ISPORMOF PROPOSAL and $0 hereby repseled. mel Its fir full tim. Include: Miller & John P Weld same d' Sec. $100. SECTION 7a This ordlnn SaidØlstrshalhsnmpa*the weiye any Informallties and. i drb.a Un 50, 540,900. WillIam 0. KItchen & wi. following described areas of teChl'lIClhltlfl ill bidding, and to' shall like effect pursuant to the Const Ca to David L Jo$nette Is OHm. lntn'l Loll Ilk A seminole County,- Florida: •PaId Vacation award the job It the best inte,est provisions St Fiat Ida SteMs Gendee & *1 Cindy, Lot 13 Sky Starling Part Un. $.000. 5171.044, Tusliawllla Point, PIat ge OlthiGWfl,f',NObld$hhilblwlth. Gmup Insurance Lark In the Woods Un II. 545-100. .sald'R. Smith S. Dorothy Is drawnforaperhodof3odaysfrgrn FlRST*IAblNG:'Artl3241NO Pages Si and 12. pw Ørsfft a.i'Iiig . EIJHom.stsFrankjChlsad Anthy Coliveclllo & let Ia's Records of Semlnoli Con1y, theapeningd,$e, PubIishMsy%3,50,V,&June2. &wfAntelnitti,,LoI4SIk* Lit%I$IklRlptatsI.NorIIt Florida. President APPLY Cove. d C' 117,1* SifV'IIflQll COfl%flWflIty Collige 01W-i Arthur H. lickwith, Jr., 5. WS1000 , _ (QCD) Fred $ Ma* to M & N AUthony ColovedtIo & wf. late tiarl chat to ma Sobiks 0n. OffIc. 'Associates Lots 41715 Evans to lyle M. Christy I WI. M.rlan OiaWman r ot Cnfy FLORIOA SIlO. ress seen', iS ib5 ume' Tern-ad. bwdefTrvltoes. C sIsters In and for :as.ii:3SA.M. '-W.O.UnswonIhIlMlderstoJitln 14M0; IU N HWy_ 17.2 'leminite Cemty, A Youn,ifl Ii WI Linda W MOON, (QCD) Mildred Niwido to Mary Florida, IARRI oILotsSffl.5'ftefLolS101n.va L.$liawlTAlLotllLeS 121?, Pvbilsh Juns3.11SO5 .- MaV,&JllAS3.IISS ve TerraciAmefldsdPl*t, 144,100. BIkITlerSTownoh$eeW.11* oix.z 01*36 - - ' DISABLED 'AMERICAN VETERANS C ha per 30 Hwy. 17.91 . - I 72-Auction - 3 839? ,' 1 AUCTION SALE week week? for only $3.50 per - - - - - - . -- BINGO '' , S - . - Thuriday 7:30 ________ _-: 'WIn$253100 - 1 - n, - . - ' - . 4. 1'.1 - ,. , ' . - - - - -your club or organ. ' - Izatlon would like t be Included In this listing call: - ' - - - " ' - A[NEIL ,mTS.j - Langwssd -- Wsikdsys Only __ . - - ' . 1 . - • -.- Ewnlng Henild , , - - - CLASSIFIED - '. , * - - . . TMTimeTsdFl '- - ' - j .' . m Real Estate Broker R I2ON. ParkAve. 3224.123 - - *1 I ' 139 76,11 - - * _______________________ Exteriors 999. to $399, i - PAINT BR AND (YOUR CHOICE) . . . - Local Call 628 6927 All work guaranteed 5. ncluctt's SCraping & mildew rrmoal I - - - T & J STONE CO. The King of The Rock I All type-s of stone, interior PAINTING L.iceflsed& Reasonable. Qualily Free Est 6.47 0048 - - I ___________________________ CASH F OFt )U14ik CARS 5. TRUCKS Same day service 373 775$ Hey KidS Looking for ,jn extra dollar' Ask Mom & Dad lo let you have a class,fied ad garage sale ._,,__ $50 TO 5500 CASH - ' - - I - ' Irenl Painting & Repair Interior 8. F ,tt-ror Free Est 3?? 3558 Groorv'Jng& Boarding _________________ _________________ Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding KennelS Inside 5. outside screened runs OtI Iloor sleeping boxes, insulated. shady kennels. circulating I laos Also Air conditioned cages We cater 10 yOur pets 322 5752 Wedding pholography by John Cullum Free engagement photos or Color lx tO 323 8258 _______________________________ ______________ ---- I - i & PAINTING QUALITY Carpenlry. HANDYMAN Repairs. Plumbing, etc Free esl Ph. 323 4955 after S 0 m Tliirtk if (ldS5itied ads didnI work, Ihere wouldn't be any' 7Btorcyc A OK TIRE 3227110 NEWT RESsl9fl&UP I 2413 French Ave Sanford EXTRA CLEAN USED CARS - '69 TOYOTA - $795 RONET ' ----------. '72 DODGE DA REMOOELING&REPAIR S. G. BALINT 3221665 Horn. _____________________ Repair - .' - -_ - Weldin 1595 - SERVICES UNLIMITED HomeRepair&Rernodeling . . e 2hrs. 322-OnI - _- - SERVICES UNLIMITED - . ' Used 1ln,Alumlmun & lumber, 4 &ft2z1's&1x4's.'i1 PlymOuth needs melon 1, tIller asls.Nswwigs$Ssacn.NewL lIxlS tire. Floor sanding edger, shallow wail pump. $42. 3100 or $304531. Sanford FIo,1ds32771 P.of..siwwi L.0 5.r,w. '76 TOYOTA - Special 5 pcI Sale 1105$. Sanford Avanue CUSTOM BUILT HOMES' SERVICES UNLIMITED New or Old, Small or Large, -Inside-or Outside, Top or .4 DR., AT., AC., NICE Bottom. We do it All. Home Repair 5. Remodeling. Fences. roOf, carpet, plumb, patio, etc., etc, etc. Chances are If III I5AA we can't do it no one can. AT. EXTRA' CLEAN'----- --21 hr. 322 0771 - !"IOOFING II,...EXPERTS1 I Mófl, guality operatIon $yrsexp Patios, Driveways, etc Wayne Beal 327 1321 - Roofing - (.arpenlry, Painting, Maint of all types. Lic. Bonded 3236038 Insured $795 '68 DODGE NEED A SERVICEMAN) You'll tin(fhim listed in our Business Directory II Home Improvements ____________________ 2 DR., 4SPEED GOOD TRANSP. ford Auction, 1213 S. French Ave. 323-7310. - - . '' ________________________ - ------------ I REMODELING New rms. kit & bath remodeling Firepl,je We handle the whole ball of Wa, Financing avail B F LINK CONST 327 7029 - 37232O4aftS - __________________________ - I- 151.. A.T. AC,. 915W PAIII? . Remodeling - Hdyman - For She Used offIce .qpt, Desk, filing cab. & chairs. Many items to choose from, Nail's SanfordFurnitureSalvage,1792, So. of Sanford. 322-1721. WtSONMAl1R FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE '1113151. rr,.t 333 34fl - Photography - ____________________________ -- rautiiuij iwpeir _______________________________ - BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to 1.50 Call 322 1621, 322 4460 - - misc repairs at reasonable prices Eslimales 322 7496 I - ____________- AIr conditIoners 11000 ITU, hast - have called the rest rail the _.867 Furn. Refinishing .- .......... (Lt' INiP1iN(i Touch up & I-.. Top Dollar Paid br unk & USed cars, trucks I heavy e-QU1P menl 322 5990 Equipment - - ___ For lunk cars & trucks Toll Free I $00 432 2957 " Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. . ________________________ _______________ -- A.8uiip - 77-Junk Cars RemOVvx Classified Ads find buyers fast _._- -_____ I OFF ICE FUR NI TURF 40 Complete Offices 339-7020 LONGWOOD - Creative Surfaces li . speci6l log in repainling, nI & ,'*t _______________________ -. -- -- OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete OfJic.s 3397020LONGWOOD resident Ia I Specialty decorative fireplaces I in . ______________________________ - - Weldin000ne,$S.Ooperhr. 322 0711 -' - Wlndaw& Screen Repair - . WINDOWISCREENREPAIR also PATIO DOORS allerö . * -' * - -- - - p101151 FOR SALE picry Ave.,-g4,37,2 , - ------ Samibodv Is loo&Jng for yoUr bai'g$in. Qtfej it today In the Classified Ads. - - siJ with motor, fn'tre's & raIls, good con êhspital ditlan. $125. Colt 332.1030. - I S . ."n... lndlvidualonentir,group. fl1.5959 --. - Trailer, Loaded, extras, with Chevy Slepside Truck 19.00ó mi 57.500 3229504 .,. VAIFtIAFinaACIIte . '71 - Office Supplies _______________________ . * - -:-: 14 ree Ect S&SLAWPI&POOL' t..awn care & Pool C,lanlng I Time or Regular Re,,s Call 373 laS? or 146?OWS WOfl( Fireplaces Fully Equipped. Air Cond I $950 Call 321 0905 _______ OFFICE FURNITURE lOComple$e Offices 339-7020 LONGW000 -- . S.eour b.auf)fui new IltOAD. MORE, front & rear SR's. GREGORYMOIILE HOMES 333-3200 3002 Orlando Or. ' -. - . - jjg Ni ---- - ----------- pianos Includes bench, delivery 8. tuning CANNON MUSIC CO.. Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 431, 1 block F. of I 1 339 5900 BATTERIES-New, $30, Eschange. Used-114, Exchange. 11095. Sanford Ave. 323-1950. - . - - :' - - - __________________________- ________________________ -. price 199$. Console pianos 5119$ These are top name MEN'S SHIRT SALE $3each Army Navy Surplus 310 SanfordAve. 322.3791 M0DU. Hams double wIde, - 323 0119 _,__, 74 Hours . 7S-Recreational Vehicles NEW SPINET PIANOS- Full - _____________________________ - - - (._omf1Y - GENE RIALTY 722.3441 '" _______________ __________________ A Kua(t * DEPARTMENT 322.2611 ______________ ' - I/I fl - '.. .---. --._- --- 379 7O20LON13WOOD DELMAR '7)-12'd2'. complete sOtup. Carriage Cove. Central air & heat, 15,900. FinancIng 293- . _____ ______ ______ -- 40CompleteOfflc,, IsiA_ l5',,A' I i,,,i sO trailer on 2V, acres pasture. $250 me. + 55*0 securIty Inquire at 1113 Summarlin Ave... - * $0 4*Is'S SN, 25, CIlIA, carpet, drapes, range S. rung. $epèrete garage on omer lot -near schools I golf course I Lath Arbor. - r, VACANfLOTS-2lotsapprmi. wp ac. tforec. Plal Lake Jesiup HeightS. 110.000,00. bei' r&.r 531.5100. -. _- . , I - If - - * . -. , ..- - - r. ,,4.v * - I DUPLEX 1 BR, 1 Bath each. Recently remodeled. PIne Avenue $33,000.00. .-. .: - -- ----- 59-4Ve.isic.al Mrct'ridise OFFICE FURNITURE 322-1391 - Ii&OLAWN CARE , PATIOS. SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Off ices 339 7070 LONGV.00D ________ 5O-4/s.ceIlaneous for Sale JENNY CLARK, REALTY REALTOR F'S&s ' For Estate Commercial & I EL EC TR ICAL REPAIRS & I Residenlial Auctions & Ap I SERVICE Lighting CeiIirg & - also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 110-4 F. will consider renting. - - - 47A-Mo.tges Bought &Sold -- LOCH AR SON-Overlooking golf course. 3 Berm, 2 bath, split plan, only 1 yr new. Great Sunday 7:30 - -. -- family rm. ImmedIate oc• cupancy. Immaculate inside I out. $62,500 with $30,000 7'.'i pct. Assumable rntg or o*,'ter 41A-Coni'dnlwm . ' Hwy 46 West, Sanford ----------- I6 BONITA-45 hp motor. dec start H 0 Tilt trailer. $800 Call 373 3329. *-M.oblle NEW HOMES Build fb suit, our lot or.yours. FHA.VA,FHA2ISI2IS Sanfoqd -, - __- "s" 2927 Hwy 17 92 Sanford. FIa 32771 ___________________________ ' 1*300. 3504 Oak Ave...-. -. - - . . - acre, 323.7973 Mowing. EdQ'nq t'IC I timc, vacation or all season 372 0248 _______________________ I DOOR''1ZES - - . -------- or*.I,... ____________________________ ___________________________ Spring Is here and it's a good time to choose a new home SANDLEWOOD-SANFORD from the pages of our HOME-S BR, 3 Bath, 2 Story, 2 hR. 28. newly painted. Ige unit, 2Vz Lots Fenced Yard, 17th classified ads. Street, Sanford. Call for 529,900,$S900down. 1.295-7744. ______________________ Details. ___________________ . _____________________ OFFICEFURNITURE 40CoMplateOffices BUSINESS -1 Story cornmer. HOmes 33'7030LONGwOOD dcl buIlding wpartition. _________________________________ -_ Sanford Avenue. $13,000.00. SELLING DOLL. COLLECTION. Thenseethhsga'geoushomeat 1401E.dtltSt.3bdrm,2bathln executive nei9hborhood close ha th,,nnlan hi,aI' l,aaaItaI KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - - Custom 3 Berm, 2's bath. Carpets, orapes dining rm, _ ' '.'" GWALTNEY JEWELER 7)45 concrete -- - Robinson, Orlando, 472-2974. GROVE-with 600' on lake. Near Pine Hills $6,500 per 21 rdEW CARPET & paint. S3,0000own-Owner will hold mtg, No. qualifying. 125,000. tx4ndS Call 831 2895 ____________________ I for everybody 1975 19' ARISTOCRAFT--120 hp I 0 on a 1979 macic tilt trailer, acces. $4300. 3236611 - - - --- Will buy Is? & 2nd mortgates. Wi PRODUCING REALTORS 3210 Sanford Ave.. --- - WALK TO DELTONA SHOP. PING CENTER-Orig. owner. & carpet. Have FHA Cornmitment for 134.500. TIRED OF PLAIN VANILLA? * ________________________ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showerS our speially. ?Syrs Exp 869 8567 - range & gas range, plus balance of an estate of small, ____________________ --- -. 3 BEDROOM. 1 Bath, Pinecrest. Large fenced yard, new paint YOUNG LOVERS & WISE OLOCODGERS This cozy 2 berm, 1 bath home with fenéed yard may be iust what you're looking for. Drive by 104 GarrIson. $32,000. . - - I . Save your credit. Will maki USR p.ymrnT Up TO )J.WU cash to you. Mary Griffith REALTOR 1-425.1426 or 322. 2994 2 to 4 p.m. ________________________ ' 323-4061 evss.333.6353or323.O3)7 This is an deal way to Inform the public of your club actIviti, 4 ' Lawn Care _______________________________ SIGNMENTS All kinds of lurnilure. appl,ances, 55-Boats& Accessories Housing Authority 305-323$13. 3225253 3 BR, IS assumable l's pCt. Mtg,, country living in town. '°° REALTOR MLS I ' - Land Clearing F ree Estimates 8)00011) 2lhr _____________________________ - --__________ - Airport Boulevard N. UNSWORTH REALTY :: Did you- know that your Club or organization can appear in thIs listing each SULATION (0 fl 4l8'Ior 1434 l?:RFreees? _________________ 5th St., Lk, Mary Blvd. Eves. 322-0417, 322.1517 207F. 25th St, SAVE ENERL;Y & DOLLARS' 7 1 ic -- - LAKE MARY. 3 bdrm. 1", bath, ',acre tree shaded lot, lots of comfort and privacy. $11,900. REALTORS, MES 323-7832 4 ________________________ items With a wanl ad To place your ad. call your friendly Classlid gal at The Herald. ________ 3?? '6I I. r 831 9993 OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices the City of Sanford for reh.billtatlonproiect. Will pay -- 220) 5. French Suite 4 Sanford Fl. ACRE - ____________________ CLEANING OFFICE URNiTURE COLOSSAL GARAGE SALESaL, June 7.9 tol Antiques. appliances, wicker, dlshe, furnIture. 106W )Olh St 47-Real Estate Wanted DeBARY. 3 bdrm, Mobile home. Enjoy fishing the St. )ottns. Nicely landscaped corner lot & priced right at $24,000. 321.01St 20 , _______________________ . -_ Dinette set, $30. Tent, $40 Screen rm., $25. Bookshelves, $10. Weights & 'bench, $35 vacahion? Get a better car through the.classilied ads fenced yard.. convenient to ASSOCiATES, INc. beth, Central lilA, $39M0. Bingo Every Wed. & Sat. Early Birds7:lSp.m. -. ' 2104 24HOURlB322-9283 FRICKE & FRICKE balance. - - PLUMBING BUSINESS cornplete w. inventory & real estate, Call W. Maliczowskl. REALTOR, 332 7953 ________________________ lAITY U $13,000 Cash. Owner will carry , 54-Garage Sales - DeLAND, cozy 2 bdrm. 1 bath, ROBliE'S I 5or ctlt'n dSunt 1r.e eSt Carpet Cleaning 1, I aa $113 16 or SI? mo Agent 3391356. __________________________ - . ' 2010 GRANDV1EW-3 00,-rn, 2 Meetings Business. 7:30 1st Tues. - . j77794 Lic. Real Estate Broker 2440 Sanford Ave. 14AULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Mldew Ott Wool c,t Walls ________________________ ______________________ Electrical • ERA • it*tioi HAL COLBT ALTY Inc. I:" South of Sanford -- ., TinllStramextraction I _____ today's paper. buyers. New homes with BATEMAN REALTY * Cleaning - BAKS and 500' deep. Will sell all or part, 339.5712, Eves: 319-3100, 322-1959. 373.430? 'J * We do wash windows 617 S89 ________________________________ - FORMERLY Harruetts Beauty Nook 519 E Is? St ,322 5717 lois - 19' Color portable in good _______ ________________________ * - Used tbl model color TV' all- Kids oukjw the swing working 19995 10 to choose CommercIal & Industrial Lot, REALTOR 327-4991 WE HANDLE RENTALS CALL 2233174 NOW EMPLOYMENT - 6 daily mortgage. Total $26,100. 3225295 or 323-3115..... - MULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE VOLUSIA COUNTY-3 Acre h.,m..l$. Iii &1 . a, rn to SANFORD, 2 Bdrm, I bath + $76,500. . * - I i2S-ii STEMPER AGENCY Convenient, choice location. sell that roII.a.way bid you've nowilereto roll away. .lf you place a Classified Ad today. ___________________________ 5 .,v -.I____- -. - * retrig, freezers, water coolers, rriSC Call 373 7786 anytime i.arrys Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell Ihe IInCst in used Good Used TV's.$2SIup MILLERS CALL-FOR DETAILS 142 Carver Av Acad.rir M,inor $250 mo I under I? you qualify BUILDING LOTS - ACREAGE _________________ -________ Open 2 Fireplace, ge lot. Only 139,500. baths, S yrs. young, custom - -____.__ : _4i -._ -- -. 4OuSewves Cleaning Service PrSonliipd fast iependable - _____________________________- DiamonØs Bridges Aniigue 323 7801 . 16 lots with metal buildingS. rental Income. City. water. NEWHOMES - ___________________________ _____________ . __________ - * House Cleaning , ________________________ _______________________ ,, MAJOR HIGHWAY NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFI,EDAO. HISTORIC LONGWOOD dining nm, breakfast nook. Charm of the good old days. $79,900. ______________________ rete utIlItIes paid. InquIre experience for a fast growIng a. ' 4 - ----------------------- 197$ T BIRD ________________________ NEW LISTING ON . COUNTRY HOME & 2'.i Acres - Large enchanting 2 story, 3 Bdrr,, Fireplace, formal - - - Conditioning Room Comfort Center. 2.tSS John Young Pkway 298 6077 - MICROWAVE 323 5620. will ge(raluiti. - -- -- --------- ______ _____ SPRING HOUSECLEANING' FHA-VAor Assumption. Won's lash . CONDO WItti. POOL-Like newl 2 'Bdrm, 2 bath, central ., classified ad, the sooner you ______________________ - - 1974 El Cam.noC!atcACAM ' M camper top, new radial tires $2 050 Call 879 2118 Reconditioned room A C's 1000 to o.000 BTU's 90 day guar 53-TV.Radio.StereO REALTOR MLS - - GOLDSBORO 2 BR, 18 block home. Exc. cond. 119.500. _______________________________ posItion. i-i .;_ * 9u. - APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niIr, Salvage 3fl 1721. GAS RANGES. Reconditioned, Guaranteed, Sanford Auction. 46-Comriierclal Property HIA, w-w carpet, kitchen equIpped, sIngle car garage, , -- - __________________________ completely furn. Investigate - house, apt. or mobIle home. Clean & reasonable. 373-4594. - .-f,'._ - 4;Iki1. - WE BUY USED FURNITURE & - has probe, Originally $619, balance $391, $19 monthly I 339 $386 REAL ESTATE Broker _____________________ 3 Bdrm. kitchen equipped, Central Air, screened patIo, - Store & Office Cleaning, Florida, to accept said Petlt - ________________________ __________________________ Sanford. Community College. The following Chapter 75.297, Laws of Florida. -, ________________________ . S '' S cyl automatic. SterCo e* cellerit conct $5800 7$ 327.80 - eguipment Nolls Santord Furniture Salvage. 17 97. So of nford 322 8721. - _____________________________ _______ - MORRIS 339 7070 __________________ -- - - Washer repo. GE delu*e model acre to 57.000 per acre TOOMUCHCITYLII-t . spaces? Then LAKE MAIIE ESTATES-2 Divorce, WIlls, $.UilnessLettIrs DeLalsd, Reasonable. HaIr, 1911 French Ave.. 1910, consIder the adoption of the ________________________ HAIR DRESSER WANTED * - . ' IIbfsI'5 rons Top dollar paid Call im 123 188$ - - Realty OWNER MOVING - 2 bath, set up on lot, skIrtIng awnIng&shed. 3fl9ll3. , Ph. 321003 - Kids gone, but the swIng set In thebackyard isn't? Sell it with and, WHEREAS, said Petition was Sealed-bids from Cbntractor-s . - GREENHOUSE WITH TOILIT PublIsh May 13, 20, 71, & June 3. 1910 . . 1910 VIKING.Moblle Home. All Caniontolidinty ' * - - APPLIANCES & PLUMBING Service. Used Machines HUNTERS (.REEK. Choose from? parcels. Orlando Sanford -- I FIXTURES Jenkins Furni tore, 205 E 2Slh Si. 32 0911. - ANXlOUStosellSyr.oldattrac. LPN FULL TIME-n.7 ShIft. Apply Lakevlew Nursing ___ ' _• - - - '73 Buck Century Loaded. must see & drive to appreciate scc I pc or houseful 2lhrs. Agent339-1316 65 ACRES with Small pond. , Inc. REALTOR, MLS . __________________________ SectIon 29, Township 20 South, Range 30 East. Seminole County, * INVITATION TO BID no other need ØpIyCall Bob Adams 3fl.7741. - The East 20 feet of Loris & East 20 feet of South 35 feet of Lot 24 - ------. - ___________ ________ Salvage, U 92. So of Sanford --4--------37 s,,, The Real EstateAgency Inc., Realtors _________________________________ 3435i,7 5. French (17 92) Sanford TELEVIlONRCA 3j_ 5321 - ' Large 2 bdrm Mobile Home, - -. - _____________________________________________________ TopPricflpaid • - KENMORE WASHER-Parts, - Cash for your lot' Will build on your Iota, our lot 't"Enterprise, Inc. Medel_Inc_ Realtor 64.&_ S tohappen. - _______________ _____________________ . - ____________________________________________ Pay $399. or 520 monthly. Fin FOR THE FUTURE VA.FHA-235.Con. Home * something wonderful is about ______ 18-I'IsIpntsd - . - - I ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Brand nCw. with power headS. Ref, repo 16 Cu ft frosl free . 2541S. FrenchAve. 3270731 ) 5$3, 322-3772, 322 0779 - In The Evening Herald, stay - "-. S trol Luxury nIerior, 57.850. 322 5761 i mile wet? of Speed Hwy way. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every wednesayat8om It's the only one in Florida You set - 8FRRETS lweeksold,$S0each 377 0)75 after I p m i BROKER __________________ ----------- - -, '" 323 7934 ---- - - - - --- . -_- ____________________ ALL FLORIDA REALTY WINDOW'. SHELL ONLY 171.9CC WILL COMPLETE AT $4S,000. REALTORS 34?MI)lle IlOmes Acroulrom Health Dept. Your Future Our Concern ____________________________ . a. ____ - - ' • - 77 MERCURY MARIS DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION VACUUMS..RAINBOW I 323-0697 LET USHELPYOU BUY OR SELL YOUR HOM WOODED CORNER LOT. NEW LOG ,WALLS, TRUSS 322-242O 2525 French ' - OR CALL 323-5176 Circuit Court in and for Seminole the Clerk of the CircuitS Court, SEVERABILITY AND EF. CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise FECTIVE DATE. County, Florida, upon receipt of Seminole County, Florida in every day. WHEREAS, there has been tiled proof of the publIcation of this __________________________________ cordance*ith the provIsions the Slatufes, TWiti with the CIty Clerk of the City of notice, the fictitious name, towit: FictitIous Name LOVE'S CARPENTER SERVICE Section $63.09 Florida Statutes Longwood, Florida, a Petjtbon containing the names of property. under which we are engaged in 95. owners in the area of Seminole business at $70 No. Winter Park ' - -. - - - ____________________________ .4 YOUR CHOICE CROCKETT LOG HOME PREPAR ED FOR 3 - - - __________________ ---------- 322-7S13 Harold F Oswald & WI Velma. Lot (QCD) Joyce D. Friedman to Board of County CommissIoners of of Trustees, for SemInole Corn County Property Appralsir 11 61k A Sausallto sac II $37,900. Arthur B. Friedman Lot 4 BIk 2 munity College at 9:00 kM.., Seminole County, Florida, Shall at purwanttothe Charterof the City Amended Plat Seminola Pk. $100. 10:00 AM. or as soon as possible LOCAL TIME, JUNE 10, 10, In of Longwood, Florida, Chapter 69. BMA Propto same asabove add . - '' .: Free Baby Kittens _________-____________ 24)95 Myrtle AvC Orlando Sanford * ANCES. DEBARY. $33500 NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. 2565 - ______________ ________________________ the fictitious name of NUMA NEXED; PROVIDING FOR THE that I RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES FOR SURF SPORTS Dlv., and ior.alco. Phone 322.3031 for Nilda Hovanec to George K. An ordInance relatIng to GREENHOUSE WITH TOILET Seminole County Property ApMary Brockway to Claude W5 Hovanec Jr. & James Penn Lot 23 specified appointment, praiser as to the sufficiency of areas of the unin. FACILITY BUILDING. Bates & wf Kathleen, E SOIl of Lot 01k B Sportsman Paradise Bid documents are open to such Petition pursuant to the corporated territories of Seminole 20 SaIl of Lot 9 81k M Lake Mills Cosuerry $100. public Inspidion in the otflcesof terms of said Charter received; Get Cash Buyers for a small County, Florlqi; creating the Shores, $3,000. , investment. Place a low cost Sfeven A. Wamsley to ChristIe Country Club Heights, UnIt I, P.W. Dodge Plan Room (QCD) Lake at the Woods tO Cooper Lots 13-16 Ilk C Sanlande classIfied ad for reSults. 322. WHEREAS, the City Corn. Street Lighting District: to be Central Florida Builders lxJamfs M Rosenfeld & Christina K Sprl _or$319993. Tract 53 111,000. entItled the Country Club Heights. change In Orlando: and may be mission of the City Of l.ongwood. Shelley, Lot 352 Lake of tile Woods Olin Mner. HomO to Helen K. Florida, has deemed It in the best Unit I, Street Lighting District: obtained or reviewed from the ' -- 01 S French - Orlando •96 3580 - I Bedroom Home with Fireplace. Near church I shopping. Assumable mor- . inferior, large fenced lot. A Park - BAKS SEIGLE R REALTY W. Garnett White JOHN K RIDER ASSOC - _,,,_ -a0EompleteOflices - 3227111 3 BEDROOM WIT.H EAT-IN High' 3 Bedroom, I bath, furnished. ACTUARIALASSIT Lake Hills Shores, 15,0O0 - . S - ____________________ frontage Furnished Sanford Aru, clean I BR, 21. air,adults,nopts,sptoctterm. $400month.322-4232. FRIENDLY TERMS - Noticeishereby gIven $130 $130 WAREHOUSE CAI.MAKER ACRE. ASSUMjBLEMTG,atl'7pct.,3 Bdrm. ?bath home in Sunland. - 1450 French Ave. and also at 2309W.lstSt.Bythebusheior by the ear. 323-2261. - $130 Lovely qVisj neighborhood. Fenced back yard and w"il. 3 BEDROOM ON CORNER lS0'x131' FOR COUNTRY . a month, $100 sec. dip., no pets, no chIldren. Furnished -. OENLAIOR Notice is hereby given that the 425, Lake Mary. FIa. 32716, AMENDMENT TO CITY MAP TO Harold K O'Brien, Lot'251 Wind- Eberts to James F. O'Neill & wf. ward Square Sec Ill $53,000. Diane Lot 16 Wekiva Hunt Club - - WE BUY •CARS Lawrfmowers We sell the bestS. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 service the- rest WESTERN to '75 models Call 3)9 9100 or AUTO. 301 W 1st St B3.s 4605 I Dealer' Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table II chairs, 1.50 each, Nollis Sanlord Furniture Salvage, 1792 S of Sanford 3fl-1721. 11 ACRES TALL PINE & OAK CAR PORT ON LARGE - Club-Exec. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, family rm. fireplace, Central H&A, on culde-s.ac, $450 me. 322-6952, Owner-AssocIate, _________________________________ - __ - .-.--___---__.- -..-. * s 10 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED - . _____________________________ .__ -- - REALTORS $29,900. LOTS, SANFORD AVE. CALL ANYTIME Sat. &.Sun. 323.5963. F L OR I 0 A ; REDEFINING THE COR' PORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA, TO INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN FICTITIOUS NAME that lam THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAMISTATUTI Lotl9WhisperwoodatSabalPoint GeraldO.Koontz&wf.EIla,Lotl4 Un 2, $111,600 Stonwood 1*9,900. -- - YELLOWSAND - - ' _________________________ Dreamwold with central H-A, JESSUP $32,500 eat-in kitchen, w-w carpet, fenced yard. In great location. • 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM. References. 322.1477. Exc. piy b MAINT SAGIOY __________________________ P015, SECTION 29, TGWNSHIP City of Longwood. Florida PubliSh; June 3, 1910 OEX-9 - - - __. __________________________________ 51.A-Furniture a C 3 LOT--On Hwy. 136. 137,000. - kitchen, Stone fireplace, many extras. Yours for 562,500. w-w carpeting, $300 me. + $300, sic. deposit. No Pets.' ARE NOT ALIKEI COME TO AAA MECH ft..f Lot 15$. E 70 ft of S 3$ ft. Of Lot 21 LOIkW000 HILl PB 6 LINDA MARTIN, - Lee, Lot 52 Tuscawilla Un. I, Samuel L Hardy I wi Patricia to - '' n.!od:'322 1721. 5-' S ACRES RESTORABLE MO BILE HOME, WELL, SEPTIC HORSE STALLS. GENEVA AREA. $22,900. $39,900-Excellent 'RO LOT-An older home on 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 - BE FOOLEDI DON'T _________________________ ___________________________ on file with the -Clark of the City BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, andsamemaybelnspectedbythe AND MORE PARTICULARLY he was on with them, - 2 BEbROOM FAMILY ROOM. news LegalNotice Est Un 111100. Kitty 0.Ax? to SCm. EmpI. Econ ORDINANCE NO. 411 hearIng may be continued from - OF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA, time to time untIl final action is ANNEXING 'TO AND IN. CLUDING WITHIN THE COR. taken by thi City Commiulon. lot 6535.500. Robert A. Cooper & *1. Jimmie -"Fictitious Name Statute," Ret Comm of Amer to Richard to Jimmie S. Cooper W. 23fl of Lot Chapter 865.09, Florida Statutes, i. 1379 1965 GMC Ton,, 3 speed' standard Very good work lutch truck .ew leaf springs, and tes $700. Call Expert Roofing .J23 7473 serious inQuires only ---_-------'-----_ Sale .'ard Cats NE EDED Old for JUNK 5. RECONDiTION Asking 55.500 Call 3210732. 62LaWfl.Garden SOME FARM LAND, ROAD PIN , Fenced yard, CH&A $.330pef' month.323-6570 after 6p.m.. $3.4SI. Swim Skate Movies AChlldsWorld,323-I42I Notice conference Monday. He said the two lawyers at the prison - condo, sec Ill, $51,200. -. INVESTMENT. FrInge benefits Include paid vacatIon, company car, retirement plan MflC 15 )oSted at the CIty Hall. OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, AN his last scheduled Jean M Mathews, Lot 31 Oakwood Builders to LewIs W. TuscdwllIa Un 6. $100,000 Mitchell & wi. Joan Lot 13 SprIngs Landing Venturi to TuicawiIIaUn$. $110,000. • Legal meeting Interested parties may appear and be heard wIth respect Beach, Fla., for which he has not been tried, & Charlene to Dale. $61,000. - - . - * I TERMS. - Geneva Pool & patio, fireplace & lakefront. Enjoy easy living - ________________ and adoption after the public 3. Call 661.5144, D.Biry.. the Moving to a newer home, _____________________________ hearing, which will be held in apartment? Sell"don'tneeds" City Hall of Longwood. Florida, onl • SpeclalSummer Program faswlth a want ad. He Is under death sentence for the 1975 abduction and shooting of Michael Priest, a DUPLEX income! 2 BEDROOM. PANELED FAM. F C ROOM, CARPORT, ED YARD, NEW 7018$dq. COUNTRY LIVING-) Bdrm, 2 AMF Sanford Airport 322.7100. _________________________ Said Ordinance was placed on first readIng on APRIL 21, i910 and the City Commission will Apply surance. SEVERABILITY AND EFFEC- LOt 3 81k C SterlIng Park Un 2, Thomas 0. Kallenbach & WI. Linda Sani Lots 3-1 01k 12 Evans. $31,500. Un'l $35,500. new interspring bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but' brand n'w fop line bedding sets onl9' Free local delivery. NoII-s Sanford ________________ _____________ Mate" Dating Service. All CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; has refused their '. F RON TAG E- P1 N E Bdrm, 2 bath, was $35,000. . . VOLUSIA COUNTRY ROAD ABLE RESTORABLE NEAR on 1+ acre. Gazebo, pond, guest house, Every imaginable feature. You'll love it for $79,900. BOAT ASSEMBLERS & $275 per me., lint, last & $100 sac. dep. Assembler exp. In cruIsers. Minimum of 3 yrs, ixp. [X. celleni company benefits, 10. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR -_____________________ 4-Pelsoflals PROVIDING FOR THE a So far, he - so.soo. 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT I CARPETS, NEAP MIDDLE SCHOOL. $25,000. * imaginable' 5275.000. - perienced with inboard & * - - -. 2 BEDROOM LKEFRONT. DELTONA AREA. $33 bath, __________________________ Ella B Davisto Larry E Fisher & Estate Homes Lot 2$ 01k FJ'Iorth *1 lnez, beg 103 rods S of NW cor of Orlando Ranches Sec. $100. NEI.. of sec 25-19-29 etc, $1,200. (QCD) Janet F. Colvin to Estate . '° 8-utos for _______ _______________________ 1979 DODGE SIJJ)II%PY i Wheel Drive 6 cvi std ii000 miles 'DRAWER FILECABINET HERBS TV 2597 S Sanford Ave 323 1731 • - _____________ -TquckTrairs - _____________________ ______ -. 5 REALTOR. 327749$ I SUNLAND ACRES. REAL ESTATE 3 BEDROOM, I' 2BATH, DOU- JUST LISTED' 4 Bdrm, 3' " - CALL628O3 _______________________ - LISTAND MORE HOMES THAN mini 2 Choice Lots in nicest section. LOST: Whit " pItiiiwIth SAID LAND WITHIN . THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE CITY; AUTHORIZING AMENDMENTTOCTY 'MAP TO IN Pk Un 21, 517,900. Lot 299 Lake of The Wood of former U.N. Ambassador IQCD) Judy N Casto to Robirt A Townhouse $100. Andrew Young, staked out McNaughton & wf Judy, Lot 15 BMA Properties to James P. bench at the prison's front Woodbridge Un 1 The Springs $100. McMurrer & WI. MarIe Sithe as doiw to await H. Miller 5. Sons to Raymond J last-minute above.$5,600.. . * si or __________ -______ of total inventory of brand 5 ACRES ON CATFISH POND, CaliBart 3 BEDROOM. i BATH. AIR & HEAT. LAKE MARY. $36,900. SANFORD ARIA PART TIME 3toll I 11 toT -.---- -________________________ - - ______________________________________________ n. - RN'S - DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: E20 of ft. of Lot 151 E 20-ft. of 53$ tOt 21, LONGW000 HILLS, P86. AU. Sanford's Sales Leader HIGHER PAY - Salei. REWARD. Please call * repossessed, time, Original 5593, bal. s7'i mo t.gent 3391316 TREES.f6NED MOBILE _____________________ * 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, AIR I HEAT, ELEGANT 2 STORY ON I ACRE - terview call Cardinal In. dustris. Inc. Sanford 321-0220. Equal Opportunity Employer. - 9 AREA OF LAID SITUATE AND chair one floor above death tween 10 am, and 2 p.m. EDT watching television on the first day of th 72-hour "deathwatch." On his fl walls, he has taped religious Realti and family pictures. , Transfers construction helpful. Al LONGW000, OF FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE COR PORATE AREA OF THE CITY his - SATURDAY 9.Noon CITY _______________________________________________ * SURPRISINU COMFORT In thIs ige 2 BR older hor, Modernized. CIlIA, 'venient location. 117.250 OFFICEFURNITURE 40 Complete Off ices 191, S tor F'utur; Fufl; auio. ACRES TALL PIP4E, HARNEY HEIGHTS RD. IN GENEVA. $7,900 TERMS. - EXEC. HOME a ,. - - Call 323-430S iflerS3O _____________________ ,, ________________________ ------_-- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a. Longwood. Florida, t hours- disclosed mimber 01 state' Gary Gilmo esk Clark. Full tImeApply'ln pqcsan to Hoflday inn Sanford, I-I. - n3.aoso 322 -2611 831-9993 __________________________ o,, family -- S. - Wanted: SemInole S S ___________________________ CIryOpLóNoWooD ' - ' EvenlngHd, ald,sanfor,J Tuesday,June3,19O-.3B _________________________________________ I-LLOt'A - . - - - __________________ buses - ___ .I.-. -- LegalNotice _-. . 5. . - . ______________________ ______________________ - S_ ____________________ .%, - / - I"'.-. - 4 5 9 - S. - . _____________________ -• -. - * - 4. - . S .5, - - . '. . , - . - S." - . . ' 1 I ' - -.'e' "kt-- .5-i . ' �- . . * -.. - + .5 S - ... - -, . • ____ • . - -. • :'*- - . 0 - . - , ' 4B—EvInlngH,rald,Sanfojd,Fl. BLONDIE - % Tunday,Jun,j,i • as 'JOTCOMPAREDTO - by Chic Young ON ASCALEj OF HOW W).J 0 YOU PATE OUR LASAGNA - . I'D GIVE IrA;) 7(mATsPRETTY 1 ) - ~ ~.:71 D\ mEL'Nu i::~~C , . 1 Z, IF I~ 0 ~0 1 2~i (~ D __ _ __ 11 ______________ I _____________ __ __ ----._______________ ~ \ . ____ ______ !I-7 -il ______ BEETLE BAILEY by - ± WANT TO SEE THE GENERAL I OUT I . (LT'5 SEE... YEAH,7: COMING •T? NOROPV BELIEVES EVES ANYON GUESS E IS a, +5+ -'-S., Walker — WHAT'S THE WORLD ; I ~:] A# 6-3 ,, . Cereal Fiber Pockets--Of Ion Arnaz 43 City in New - , ACROSS 45 Falsehood • AnswertoPrsyiOuePujI. 47 Printer's 1C1HJH1A1$CJHJ 1 Apple sed measure IONlC --AtR 4 Gov$mment 48Metalfastener Al , NCH• agent (comp. 51 Young social- ______________________________ l$$ Y ShIN ite.for short C A LflC $ 8 Ages 53 Alpine Co N ADO N 12G.ologicalpe country IDIU'Pd C C 0 L P1 IV' riod 57 Loneliness I. K00ANI DEAR DR.. LAMB 13 Oleaginous 6OMakaamess VITI (NE END $ 14 Silicate ReenUy of I had X-rays SlId IN 15 SpIke. 61 Fasten Dr. showed that I have St T N M1PjHI tei 16 Attack 62 In this place IC' PA 'r1AJ Ii * I. I fltfVOU$ colitis and diver18 Work into a 63 Noun suffix IATIXIL IC0R 11$ Uculosla. I'm confused as to mess 64lransmined ss REMIT EPA Lamb] 20 Alley 65 Is human + the difference between 21 Nautical 66 Engage in 17 Away (prefix) 43 Be agitated divert ic1Lt Ii and diver assent winter port 19 Nuclear 44 Time zone Uctilai& Could you help me in 22 Fairy tale agency (abbr.) (a bbr. ) - away thataveragepeople can fl creature DOWN 23 One 24 Egg drink -of in favor 46 Mountain near understand? My doctor said 26 Plausible 1 Pup ancient Troy that patients with 25 Male deity th no feelat diet i Uüi.g 30 Milky gem 2 Formerly 26 Went quickly 48 Blocks of iron with this. + dlverticulosis will do letter if 34 Swine Pereis 27 Heap 49 Wight thy have an adequate 35 Unit of work 3 Remove rind DEAR READER 28 Breakfast 36 Oropsy 50 Pan of speech Diverticulosis Is a very amMmt Of bulk in the dieL . 4 Of more food 37 Enghsh pleasing 52 Coffin stand common problem,' par- One of the better sources of 29 Homely composer quality 54 Monkeys past this is bran which contains 39 Rocket fuel 5 Least (abbr.) 31 South 55 Couple Americaii 41 Radlatj$i CerP_al 6 Plus years of age. They're really fi ber, York I - capital 10 Sore 36 Probes 38 Languish I I Cloy 40 Raw metal - - 1 2 3 ' . Jimm y — - 4 5 6 7 I - . I ______ ____ _ 13 - - 14 _ —iT— _______ - HCNJ MI4JY p3- I" ,iiitii e_-, - - - - . I, . . it Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents -. 5 1. - ' PO Iicemah Denies Filing - Complain t Against Sanford . . 4 . By DONNA ESTES a letter to the U.S. Justice Department on Dec. 26, several federal agencies, the Law Enforcement 1979, charng that he was being harassed in Assistance Administration LEAM being one of Sanford Police Officer Tony Brooks, corrently . retaliation for filing charges with the Equal those agencies. siecIal assignment to the U.S. Drug Enfor- Employment Opportunity commission, lie denied that he ha s filed any new complaint Administration, (DETA), denied reports In 1977, the city settled a case involving a against the city since the original one-was filed i today that he has filed a new racial complaint by Brooks of racial discrimination the 1976. discrimination complaint against the city of year before. As part of that settlement Brooks However, from time to time he has received Sanford. was transferred to the DEA and received nearly and answered questionnaires concerning the "I don't know from whence these people are $3,000 in back pay for the time prior to the set- matter from several federal agencies, he said, getting their information," said Brooks. At is '"tin content with y job," Brooks said, adding . .tiement when he was unemployed. completely,in error." Brooks said today that many people fail to again that he did not write a letter to LE"in Published reports today said that Brooks wrote unders nd ta that s original co mplai nt went to December. + Herald Sta ff Writer In an earlier interview, Brooks said he finds his assignments with DEA challenging. "I gain a lot of satisfaction working here. The hours 'e not on the best in the world, but overall I am satisfied right here." cement - - . - - whom were part of the 1976 complaint and 1977 set tlement. Y disability pension, refused to reveal the full ,details of his latest complaint of racl discr im ination against the city of Sanford which The city was notified in March that the U.S. Justice Department is investigating a charge of racial discr imination against the city. Th e federal agency demended that the city complete a and a former black officer, J.C. Moore, both of I . I . ^ I was filed with the Justice Department. "I am not afraid. I just want to keep the peace," Moore said at the time, adding he had been ad: vised by pe rsons in the Justice Department not to discuss the matter. "I am keeping quiet right lengthy questionnaire which concerned Brooks - . . -- - now," he said. - - - - - -- ' - -- - __ - _______ 5 Kennedy . - O~ / - - I I _ - - . . . I .--.r - itl June4 !lanfo!,or,da32n1 - __ ___ 72nd Year, No. 246-Wednesday, -. When you have one small this weight stay with one? Is pocket it's called a diver- there any difference between ticulum -and it --really thatandputtlngthreepoünds represents a small rupture in one's pocket and then 1111 19 20 21 1-1 through the wall of the colon, stepping on the scales? 0 The muscular wallseparates DEAR READER 22 23 24 25 and the inner lining Pounds, and calories are straight through the wall not 26 27 28 the same thing. Three 29 30 31 32 33 ck mAking a little po et. pounds of milk Is becomes an and quart 34 35 36 and a half ("A pint's a some people compare them to pound world around."-) If a small appendix on you weigh yourself 37 1 39 40 41 before you i 38 the colon. When one of these drink it and hop the scales, becomes inflamed then it's 'y 42 43 44 ou will weight three pounds called diverticulitis. The mo re than you did before. 45 46 endi ___ 12 LI !°________ ' ____ ____ _______________ + S ___ + byArtSansom ______________ ____________ THE BORN LOSER - I •: yer 8 9 10 11 . 0 ________________ little pockets of the colon. DEAR DR. LAMB - My The colon has t1hree layers. husband and I would like a inner layer Li the lining of few questions answered. the glandular + cells, the one drinks three of inliddle layer Is a muscular milk. does that person gain tube and the outer la is the three pounds of weight right flbrou time away? If so, how long does sa Gridder . I' . 5- S I • country 'measure (abbr. 7 Stockings 58 Abominable 8 Flightless bird 32 Love (Let.) ) snowman 42 Bandleader 33 Take on cargo 58 Rent out 9 Latvia's , ________ !~_~*_ - - ) ____ ~ 6) 1 Mort . I _-1 fat - - - - - - - about a . - ' appendage - * ' - - ___________ - (--3 - _ _ ___ I!F I II, 0Q000H... FRED' + FORGET MARY -, FM THAT TOMORROW SO SLF.EP. WE HAVE TO MAKE 53 - 58 - 59 - OIL 62 + — — — ___________________ ELECTRI Z -X _____ _ ___________ __________ __ I 6 ,~_ .I — _______ II., __________ _______ - - ______ _________________________ k 1 - - 0 1 ___________ -- . A - jW ilk I i - ng - * "Itls" means in. -. ween drinking the milk and hanging it In a milk carton 60 th around your neck. I'm sending The Heal Letter number 54, DiverAli weight Is not fat tissue, 63 — — Uiloe Other readers who however, that may be what's want this issue can send 75 bothering you, Nearly 90 cents with a long, stamped, percent of the weight of milk — — - aelf-addressed envelope for it. Is water, ' Send your request to me, II) - - - . - .. - - - . . -- ' - - - - - - - - 1 ' - I z - . - Ic*t as you eliminate the I ' ' ) - .. - . ' / BYBERNICEBEDE1JL iiiiii _____ . .. : ' -. 4 ~~3 . a -- ------ -• - ___________ ____ 0 - could ls.4 you to 'go against position where the time can't what you knoy, in your heart be made up. No ons will I _____ ________________ I I ' ________ PRISCILLA'S POP I .by Ed Sullivan - RIGHT! AMP THEY IN TURN, INCENSE ABOUT 20Q 000 PESTR1AN9.' HERE'S AN INTERESTING EACH MONTH STATISTIC, BCIrTS.' WUCINS ACU 250 000 NEW L ' RIVERS.' 1. c tat BUS S BUGS BUNNY TWEE AND ______________ WArr FOR @ , - - - 1 -.- - ' : . I - . ' . - . alter beating Carter in five of eight s .. " '._JL. - . AstroGrapli, . Mall $1 for bo.es after you've built each toAatr raph, YOUr bridge. Radio City Station, N.Y. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 10019. Be sure to specify birth 19)- Manage your resources date. with extreme prudence today. .. 0 - - 1. £ FRANK AND ERNEST - te tial - - who won California, New Jersey Rhode Island, South Dakota and New Mexico in the grand Finale of the 1980 primary campaign. - . -- million Lake Mary High School Is now 45 percent complete and the contractor is ahead of schedule, according to school officials. A September 1981 opening Is planned. Although some of the school's WITH PRIDE . oo ,, • A Q j 3 Wzff 053 ______________________ two-heart bid two spades and Alan tried ByDfANEPRYK again with a bid of three diamonds. Now John decided that he Contract negotiators for Seminole County schools' non-Instructional personnel will discuss negotiating cue bid. John just 4AQ45 E'I' - •7 3 -- could deny Carter re- - Montana to Iocl up the nomination with Tues Prey Total Carter 324 1,638 1,962 Kennedy 361 850 1,211 Needed to nominate: 1,666 - + ______ ___ 7 7 tues Prev ota Reagan 392 1,071 1,463 . . ft Rrantley, Srmlnole and Lyman High Schools, the for the nomination. 1,.ate vote counts showed: school board has not yet made any specific zone - Ronald Reagan, who had the GOP California: With 95 percent of the nomination In hand two weeks ago, won precincts repor'tlng, Kennedy 1,399,896 or changes. + + all nine GOP primaries Tuesday. . + 44 percent, 162 delegates; Carter Kennedy-w ho will carry his fight to . . . . I"I"""""IIIIIIIIII""""`I 1,190,347 or 38 percent, 136 delegates. I th e Aug ust Democratic National ConvenNew Jersey: With 99 percent, Kennedy tion in New York City - actually won 381 309,455 or 56' percent, 68 de lega te s; - School Board, Workers Start Bargaining for a mere jump to four spa after John's one. spade response to the double so he made the all-purpose • A 104 , I a Herald Photo by Tom Vinceni 1,%2.delegates to the August Democratic 3 267 270 Reaching to the sky, Seminole County's new $14 2.176-student ca0acity will come froln Lake National Convention. He needs only i,Gu . Bush Ng%&d to rAw1=%Q. - we ____________ NORTH . - TEMING' BRIDGE - . ___________ - Herald StafI Writer - I Tuesday." It was his best showing by far Ohio: With 99 percent, Carter 597,547 or in the drawn-out primary process in 5 percent, delega tes; Kennedy 516,961 food service workers, custodians and California. or-44 percent, 77 de le gate s. couriers, is asking For a base salary "I'm now dedicated to brijtgtng Oir Kennedy won In Rhode Island with 68 increase from $3.02 to $4 per hour, Moore Deniocratic Party back together." percent, South Dakota with 48 percent, Seminole County School Board where there are more drugs is no answer Carter told camppign supporters early *iiii and New Mexico with 48 percent. Carter Ile said th ey are asking th at the top today. He sa id he was "reaching out the _____ OK104 should Member Pat Tebon will suggest to night sa id school public information director salary, 09762 be raised X won in West Virginia with 62 percent and procedures, the contract preamble, his good ( ?) suit whereupon ,j 1073 from $17,644 to $20,149. hand of friendship" to supporters -of that the school board establish a drug Ralph Ray. She feels the first step in Montana li c with 51 percent. po ti al freedom and in service trai ng ni Alan moved on to the slam. The total package calls for $VO,000 Kennedy and Democratic dropou~ SOUTH I education program to help teachers, controlling dru gs at, schoo l Is to ed ucate 1 - Be CANCER (June 2"July n) TreaUng funds or other Carter went over the top while losing to when they meet with the school board's on guard In co There are lots of ways to II valuables careleuly could others recognize when a persons how to recognize when a person over last year "but they probably won't California Gov. E(hnund Brown Jr. of , bid the hand and either four or Kennedy in New Jersey - getUng 43 negotiating team at 4:30 today at Lymanparents studentand "high." . veralations with others Is on drugs, and to recognize different accept our salar y schedule," Moore California. spades is a reasonable High School. delegates in that defeat to pass the 1,666 --. You could tidxdentionally tell admitted. White House press secretary Jody The board will meet at 7:30 p.rTf. at the drugs and how they affect people. 4143 final contract with four total needed for the nomination. "We will not be discussing major some tales cut of school When spades being preferable. School Bqard Assistant Superintendent Powell said today Carter telephoned school board office, 1211 Mell onvlll e - PC (Feb. 20-M$J) 20) The president complimented Kennedy money matters," said Bill Moore in. in doubt, Vulnerable: Both for Business and Fina nce Roger L. Kennedy Tuesday night to offer his Six spades made after real: , Ave., Sanford, Th e school b oa DuItt West rd will also hear a report Harris s on running "a good campaign." -Takon more than you terim executive director of the Seminole LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ly fine play by John. ai d th e tota l 1979.80 payroll will congratulations on a "tough, hard fought Mrs. Telson Is "irked a bout expulsion" on the athletic poli cies for tr ansfer can haldle today could ' Keepalowpr(Ileanjforego pro" carte r told his campaign supporte rs, Wed N" ff"I 3"th He won the spade lead In his Education Association. Moore has been of students caught with drugs because students maintained by other Florida be $44,408,6. campaign and to wish him well" - but I if Dbl. Pan I # an impulas to immm others' to be a very kulstrating ex. hAnd, saw that he needed two hired to negotiate for NIPSCO, Non" Th e Democratic Party al ways haa i4._fr4.,...L/ai. Salaries will consume 76.12 percent of Kennedy aides told the White Hous Pan 2, she feels putting them out on the street school boards. Pus 2 Know successful finesses and had o your with material goods Your Pmee. Instructional Personnel of Seminole problems in finding unanimity, but the — the total schools' operating budget of Kennedy wail resting and could not e Pus 30 Pus 4• solve entry problems to his County. dynamic peraonaiity shows limitations and operate within be democratic process, including the Pan $• a bo ut $58,000,000. Pus Pass ' by St of fel & HeldahI Own hand. disturbed. those bcsmdL bed When you're modest Moore said NIPSCO has already asked Cowley said the school board usually Instructional personnel, conven tion Itself, is a time to resolve p At trick two he took a subOf t his amount, $11,508,475 is ex pe cted But If Car ter was offer in g a graceful For an approximate 20 percent salary knows wha t money will be available for di fferences." VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - AlUm (March 21-April 19) ceulul diamond finesse. He lb ATC 4q Each group, according to Moore, is-, to come from property taxes. Of that, way for the Massachusetts senator to Increase over 1979-80, but no decision is Kennedy would have none of that. Yotr luck today is Just the - If you have to make a th e school di got back to his hand by lead.. strict by June. opening leadS 2 IEA,OOC? asking for nearly a 20 percent salary $8,760,250 are used for salaries and quit the race, Kennedy made it cle _______ ar he Ing and overtaking dummy's expected until after the current "I am committed to continuing this Opposite of yesterday's when choice today es t Where to The school board has begun increase, benefits. NIPSCO will receive $841,860 of wasn't buying. + 10 of spade 'ben both oppo legislative session, campaign ... in a way that helps, not negotiations with teachers, bus drivers, NIPSCO, which includes 566 main- the property tax funds this year, Harris Kennedy pointed to his victories In nents followed be had no more hurts, that unifies, not divides, the polite and cordial to all, but resources, place the family School Board Chief negotiator Ernest clerical workers* as well as non. tenance workers, inechanics, repairmen, said. trumps to worry about. some of the nation's biggest states - Democratic Party," Kennedy said. don't sign or agree to first. Help others U there's B75.by He took another diamond aid Ate. finesse, discarded a club on \ LMRA (Sept. U4)cL 23) TAURUS (Apt *Mq 30) This Und was submitted mr- the see .of disimolllda, ruffed I the last diamond, finessed the Don't treat your duties or Not everybody .1., has a bidding # last week. queen of clubs, cubed the ace, ___ obilgatlons with indifference yost good inte tions i in the box was . ruifed a club, led a losing today or you could create Take care. Someone mn* -.4 , by Alan Son g (North) and heart and still had a trump to serious John Ran (South problems. Act to tae you as a pawn in By DAVID M. tz1.,EJ ruff dummy's Last club. council from voting to reverse their earlier schools in the area. (MWAPER Eh ITRPRL AJan band project would have on the city. A letter circulated troom, in front of about 80 persons, most of whom ' H"d Staff Writer decision, he did free.Winter Springs to formally While the committee did not succeed in conby the conunittee states both sides are currently opponents Of the development plan. "I just preserved the status quo," said Circuit approve petitio ns demanding a referendum on the vincing the city council to refuse the zoning ANN IE lining up witnesses for the trial backing their At the start of the brief hearing, Leffler ordered Judge Kenneth Leffler as he left a packed Issue within a year. change, It did take out petitions to call for a vote contentions on the validity of the petition W LOMId Sta rr . the spectators be silent. He explained to them he b; Bob Thavs courtroom, Tuesday afternoon, moments after Early last month, the city council members - on the matter under a section of the city charter carriers' claIms, had the courtroom, largest In the county courissuing an injunction against the City of Winter voted to change the zoning on the parcel south of calling for a referendum on any item requested Florida Land also asked for the injunction thouse, for only a short time, and was Interested . Springs, delaying action on reversing a decision State Road 419 from rural (one home per acre or by more than 15 percent of the voters In the Wt Afty% OF TIE W TRY-- AND IF I 00 although attorneys for the firm also attempted to in holding the hearing as quickly as possible. LAWFTY-BUT HE ATTk~Xq I % to rezone land until a trial is held. 41t. HIM!less), to suburban. with a maximum of 3.5 homes election. introduce testimony on the petitioners' behavior. .The spectators corriplied with Leffler's reqUe3t, . I 'iOU BESIPES, S1CR S11.' Leffler Wnxd the compromise injunction on a per acre of land. When 30 percent of that number signed the 55 IJJCKLE?! ______ rM 6ORRY HLJCttIE TO Thk€ u m Leffler refused to allow th4t testimony, remaining silent throughout the half- hour ______ _____ request by the Florida Land Corp., which is A group of Winter Springs residents, calling petition, Florida Land sued the petitioners and granting instead an in junction prohibiting any session. seeking to prevent a group of Winter Springs themselves the Citizens' Rights Committee the city, seeking a temporary Injunction to ____ ____ actions from being taken to reverse the original 1 The next stage In the dispute is the setting of a ____ P residents from overt urning a decision, by the city formed to block the proposal, its mem bers pr event ap pr oval of the resolution, p1jf: 'bINDi'N" _____ chan ge of zone to suburban, until a full trial could trial date, at which time the meri I ts of Florida council, to allow the compa ny more houses per claiming the added number of homes would put a The suit charges the pe ti tioners got their 834 be held on the subject. Land's case agai ns t the city and five members of S ________ ____ acre on Its 305-acre plot. While he blocked the city burden on the roads, municipal services and signatures by lying a bo ut the real effects the Leffler made his decision in a packed cour- the Citizens' Rights Committee will be argued. said. Ju ge De/ays Winter n rings oning . . W. ial 11% 0 in ______ -' Up campaign must go on," said Kennedy, delegate totals looked like this: I I - ToGivé United Press international California, New York, Pennsylvania, President Carter today clutched the New Jersey and Michigan. votes for his party's nomination in one The Massachusetts senator promised hand and offered the ot he r npéa to o unveil his campaign strategy later, Sen. Edwar d Kennedy. But Kennedy obviously hoping that his strong spurned the move and ref used to quit showings plus-some dramatic presidenta missteps still , W. primaries Tuesday. nomination, "The people have decided that this With Tuesday's voting the Democratic - - - . . 3 AT _____________________ - sending for your Copy Of embarrassment.. Do your 4 .0 WIN Find out more of what lIes 19) - Talking about ahead for you in the year eomi today It in following your birthday done might Cause you latàr __ 0 0 __________________ echoduls could put YOU in a upomanehlp game today. 'fl ; 11: There Is no difference bet- - Refuses .t a I ts.. - + --- ' - . / . - Not everyone would agree excess water that your body For Wednesday, Jun. 4, 1980 withtheldeathatdietdo't doesn't need, either through ---, ) have anything to do with perspiration or through the _________________ YOUR BmmDAY U indeed that's kidneys. Incidentally, you ' - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) June 4, 1900 to what your doctor actually would also gain three pounds - ResIst ismptations t ___________ . Success in major aralka. is SPOCullits - In natters where salid. In the past it was df* weight immediately if you by Howie Schneider likely this coming year, but you lack imoaTledge. or ex. believed that people with drank three pounds of water 7~~a. -tarf1ske,B4":Ff* ' ( I ~=re l-tir whféh 1th"ttn. ounce of fat from the act, In ff~ ii~ ~10 money is invol"e( ' M ,(* k , ' prospects for substantial dude much bulk. In more the long run, if your body GAG11TARIUS (Nov. 23- recent years the pendulum 4Desn,t need the water, it rewards increase an the Dec. 21)-Thlsis not a day to has swung and most doctors would be eliminated. months have things to the last O!W4I (May 21-June - Don't be lured into a one. minute. Falli ng behind __ Al, ,' ' Cuent1, If y drink care of N.Y. this newspaper __________________________________________________________ _____________________________________ New York, 10019. 4 P.O. three pounds -,}iOROSCOPE -- Box 1551, Radio Qty Station, percent of Its weight will be -______ ', rou - - - el CAR PAYMENTS, C4C*- 0 - FOP ThE MORTGA'GE 1 52 - fiammauon. You see this word 54 55 56 the e of pjcitis. - - _ by Bob Montana ' 51 - - __ - 48 49 50 — ARCH I E - 47 ___________________________ ___ _________ ____ _____ L , - - S 0', . on _________ I I 1i having ______ __ \ +\S\ - V4 __ - 111/ 6 ' k%. . .. , - 0 I 0 a - % I.. - . 11111'.. lr;.*.. /,-~?*_ I'a - %I ( . . ,I MS 64 i . TUABLEWEEDS . I . -, . I I 1.ALJGHI __ on. + 1. + -----S — 5, - - . - .- 411 _=a I .. ___ PlPLt411C -+ I __ S . .. • ,' "- I ___ _____ + - 5 -. -':-_ 5 % . +-:... ___ _____ __ ___ ___________ __________ + + ,__- -. -.5+.., •: - ________ -- -. -Sq - - + __________ ++- -, ____ ___ _____ - _____ +5 - ___ _______ - - -.' + 5'.-.-' .+.-,- . -- .___ ------ + - -__._. . __ __1. 5 +- - 'I - Den Abby ib ......................4C leaves little or no time to prosecute cases j' City Hall. UdIP4 ZOnIJIl matters. Several months ago, in answer to an bipiry from the council, State Attorney The previous discussion centered on Douglas Cheshire said he would be the cities paying the special attorney's wIlling lope tan attorney hired by the salary on a prorata basis acèording to + cttlea to work with state attorney the munbr of cases prosecuted for each - au0rIty from Cheshire's Sanford office + city. + : -. + U Nation..........................3A i4y ......................lB Sports........................8-BA Te1e4gMs - -- - - .5 - . - - + - -, - ------_. a,, - , -----------.-. 5_ * -. - -........................- - -. - - - - : - -------------- I t, - I - . + - + - - I S - - . S 1. - . I - The bill permitting the conversion of the-Seminole Harness .. . measures In tht pari-mutuel package of legisiatlo~, Childers Raceway in Casselberry to a dog-racing facility will not come has said. Sens. John V094 DZocOa Besich, and Vince Fechtel, R. Leesburg, ha ve said the racetrack conversion Legisla tion can Before being considered by the full Senate, it must first be expected to be approved by the Senate. The Howie of receive the a pproval Of the Sena te Commerce Committee, A Representa tives approved the bill earlier In the session. Vogt special meeting of the committee has been scheiduled to begin su pporLs the legislation. Fechtel opposes it. at noon Thursday to complete action on a number of bills, The , An aide to Sta te Rep. Robert Hattaway D-Altajnonte r acetrack conversion is among those gs, Springs, said today the conversion bill must pus th e Senate T W.D. Childers, Seaate-presldent.deslgnate and chairman of Friday If it is to become law. The legislation could not be the Commerce Committee, has said passage of the coáveralon coJdered &ing an exte nded $cesI4n, If one is cailed by Gov. bill is a must. The anticipated $1 million plus In new s tate Bob Graham, unless the governor includes the item In a-call revenues from the converted do track is necessar'y to fund for an extended session. . _- of the 1980 session. ________ weatbri - - + /. I I ' ZR ...............'2..3B Comics ........................4C Casselbe - : ____________ _______ _______ __ -. . - ' - _____ _____ ___ ___ _________________ - memds In Sesninole County, 1 - _________ _____ - 47, I - :'j -• - '+. % Action Report .................. !A Cheshire said at the time that because Seminole 'a Harness Raceway Conversion Heads To Wire In Florida Legislature 1 Around The Clock ....... .......4A pr*cute city cases in the county coun of limited funiding, his staff must hqndle will be discussed at the 7:30 meeting - cases on a priority basis with most tmt66Y of the Council of Laal Gomm. portant crinjes prosecuted fint. This . -, Today Calendar dlii jointly hiring an attorney to + . ,, 'I\l -1 .4 _r 1% -• X. .. .. - 2 " ___________ I.- _________________ '' "- ANOX . - . -_- 0. - , ZOON I EIS .1 by TO K. Ryon, 7HA-A' PlILL.USl0N VIVO L . - Council Of Local Governm e 'nts . .To Discuss Attorney. For Cities ___ " ___ . , + '- ___ ' -______ --- _- + ____ ___ -' � 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, 1980 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, June 03, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 03, 1980. 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If you can make out this timely, oftquotsd l ine penned by James Russell Lowell In "The Vision oSlr Launfal": TAHW $I Os ERAR SA A YAD NI ENUJI Clue: Reflect on each of the linVs nine words. Time limit: Two minutes. I /\ piei.' $1 PJ By DONNA IMES government increasing lazes by more Herald Staff Writer than 5percent. Crystal bsll.gazlngIs the name ofthe — ontopofallthls,Gov.BobGrahjzn game where property taxes n the State 13 looking at 19 counties with an eye of Florida are concerned this year. toward forcing those counties to abide by Creating part of the rules of the game the law requiring "just value"on real Is the Florida Legislature. Its deadline property of 90 to 100 percent of market for those rules is Friday, when the 1980 value, Knowles notes. Market value Is session of the Legislature adjourns. The the amountthe house could be sold for on .vtnI..i ,,.i.WIIl ...k..UlV7 aI... LV ti._It._ • WV V1Vll III w$.IIlvL,J 1hIUV t. decided by a joint House of RepresenSeminole County is one of those tative&nate 'conference committee, Is counties the state 13 looking at. The state anybody's guess. has determined that Seminole County is assessing property ateo.9 percent of just While this is all going on In value. If the state should order the haasee'• Sanford City ?kanaler SM1IS crystalasanvwtTaicl n KnÔW1ê11 Knowles said, owners of co ball in an attempt to prepare a budget for businesses bear the brunt as would fiscal year 1980-11 which begins October those with would more expensive homes, 1. His deadline for a budget recomwould bear a mendatl on to the city commission is July hir ratio of the actual tax paid. Those "I'm using figures from Last year, with more expensive homes would bear an unproportionate share of the which is all that I have and trying 4)13) •.4Mr us 4p • ii •j•j as If S Sum Number! Half this two-digit number squared Is equal to the numb.,' reversed. What number? Of JOWAWAI 0441 S Chilling.: Form a square with four playing cards and nothing mire. Now Is It done? ., weft U0 WW I* U13" ow L4 Siam am o"M Sense reader suggests these spurious names for race horses, with relatid tips Blue chip— don't sell short Ton-speed Bike—plenty of drive Hot Water Bottle—may open up. Empty Clef—shelve '&WJW" UWAMsoon a F •, ' r - I . --- ,. v 11 3 / /t ç --- q (' _ ____ RACKET SQUAD! Md the lollewlig calers neatly Is the idles. ___ padi.d picture above: 1—lid. 2—U. blue. 3—Yellow. 4—Lt. brown. S—Flesh tenss. i—Ok. ,rim. 7—Ok. brown. s—Maroon. '..'-•1 I a •.,. .,.. : iJ ________ - —1 '• I • • -, ..-- • Ii-.'. . - I • AP c-- -. . Dolly, the Trolley, the pride and Joy of (he Deltona-DeLand Trolley Lines. ni'a'de her debid Friday Tvfth m and Jenny Meredith (crew) aboard. and Mike James (owners), .v Herald Ps by Tarn Vincent KAe5— idriver), Tina Deltona-DeLand rolle y Line 4 predict what Is going to happen. It is unecuItable tax," Knowles said. "It is definitely a move.to 'help the little man'. crystal ball gazing at beat," KQowlqs and buy votes for the Legislature.' 46 said today. "it would make the state look good. The problem, Knowles has painted out Local officials — both county and city — to the city commission has The following would be caught In the squeeze to adjust the rate of taxation or services. Local — The Senate-House conference government would suffer either committee is making a decision on 20000 monetarily , or ttrough public relations," By JANE CASSELBERRY plans to be operating between Deltona and Sanford whether to grant a new $15,000 he said. • • Herald Stall Writer and Daytona Beach. -homestead exemption on' real property"By the end of the week, we may know Dolly the Trolley made her debut Friday with a Friday's trial run began at the Deltona Corp. - Values to homeowners. Included in the what the new law is," Knowles said, "but get-acquainted run between Deltona and DeLand parking lot. After a coffeestop in Orange City, it provisions of the hills Is a continuation of we won't know about the county's tax and back, but if her owner Mike James has his way was off to visit the in _____ in Orange City pd the the 5 percent limitation on _ ,hc__ -•.. beLand Artudh An a well. -. -" -- - 't'the counties wh1cIhe feels are getting DeLarid, Dolly he for Sletson University Knowlescould estimated thecity newofhomestead an unfair tax advantage — an unfairJames has applied to the Florida Public Service campus then back to Deltona via Orange City and exemption mean the Commission for a franchise In these areas and amq'3n1 bsci DeBary. . lord, rthanl?avthga.h).busof ppy assessments. 0. wants hopes ii) get In operation by mid-July. The tint5 Plans cell for the trolley to operate every day $155 million, would have instead phase will be the route between Deltona, DeBary everyone to have the uzne baa. In the through Sunday when It becomes operational, Wtable base of $88 million dollars. state ttmdthg formula," Knowles and Orange City with the next link scheduled to taking Deltona-DeLand residents to shopping areas. To obtain the same amount of revenue . extend the route from Orange City to DeLand. Of the legislation, Knowles said that Trolley riders will purchase a round-trip ticket that from property Was as the current year, during this Lest week the flood gates are James credits his wife, Tina, with the idea. will enable them to stop off at any one of the Knowles estimated the tax rate would open in Tallahassee. "Bills will go Within a year, If the PSC gives approval, James shopping areas on the route and catch Dolly on her have to be Increased from 11w present through like opening a faucet,' he said. $7.08 per $1,000 assessed valuation to - State Rep. Bobby Brantley said It's • $12.46 per $1,000 valuation, anyone's guess what bill will come out of Now This is not legally possible, the city - the conference committee that is still manager adds, since city and govern- meeting and which had Saturday and ment Is restricted ca maximum tax rate Sunday sessions. of $10 per $1,000 assessed value. But, he added, whatever the conOn top of these requirements is &A ference committee decides on is likely to - .. May. Hook Up With Sanford, Too__ R I SHOO 'NUFFI To dIsvir whet the arm.rs wl is ibis. kg from her garden above, draw lines trim 1 to 2 to 3, etc. --. ____ -- •4jj .. _____ - I''- LU.U7 - AN ETKRNAL Some 2,500 years go a Greek mathematician worked out geometrk proo(thatlfh. draw a square upon each of the three sides of a trIangl the larger squire was the exact equal In area of the other two combined Ligsnd has lthewas so elated that he giveaway his worldly goods in offerings to the gods. But contempororlas sccft.d. bad. - him show his proof to the dogs. His name, anagrammid, Is GRAY PATHOS. Can you identity him? . . • ,jL - \tJflXr I- S - TA by Hal Kaufman .r. Ii - . __ 'Lc' 01 f4kg - • 2 ,---- next round. In spite of its nostalgic appearance, the motorized trolley was built over a 1980 Dodge chassis in Kissimmee and is fully licensed for highway use. James is part twner. of the firrnjhat -. James said the state Department of Iran- SPOItStLOfl Is helping plan the best highway route. James said he Is starting out with oe trotl*y supclementedwtth litney buaes, tut plans two more trolleys In the West Volusla area and two for the Sanford run. He also plans to use an English double decker called "Big Ben" for handling charter groups of up to 150 persons. - -- to add L In Superin?endenf's Race . Layer Cites Record In Bid For' 3rd- Term rANpPAw S.. - . working together in behalf of Seminole 'We have an excellent advisory ---''— — -County students' he said. system,' he said. -- • Layer said the biggest challenge of the Layer has been with Seminole County 4 coming years will be in handling the Schools for 25 years, serving for 12 years . continuing growth of Seminole. County. as a biology teacher and a coach In junior - Five new elementary schools will be and senior high schools, two years as needed, he said. assistant principal at Lyman High School "Growth has always been a problem and three years as principal at MIlwee '. - and will continue, although at a slower and Teague Middle Schools. He ha also served as president of the Seminole pace than in the past," he said. 4 Education Association, a teacher's F In seeking re-election, Layer faces group, - -, - ., opposition from Sabal Point Elementary "We're not a rich county, but we have --• Layer received his bachelor's degree used every dollar the taxpayers have 'J school Principal Robert Hughes, who from Hanover College in Indiana and his . -: • announced his candidacy for the $33,500provided efficiently and effectively," he master's degree from Stetson Univera-year post in February. The deadline for sity. DeLand. said. "The state Department of candidates to file for the position is July Education ranks us No. 1 In the state In n. He is a member of the First cost effectiveness for educational • Presbyterian Church of Sanford, the results." Hughes' primary campaign thrust has Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, been to assure voters he will provide for Florida Association of County - Layer also listed Seminole County -•, students' high scores on the FloridaWILLIAM P. "BUD" LAYER community Input into school ad- Superintendents, Veterans of Foreign ministration decisions. Hughes promised Wars and has served as Seminole County Basic Skills Tests and above average ...proud of record to set up a superintendent's advisory thathnan for the March of Dimes and scores on nationwide skills and aptitude tests as part of his accomplishments. educational representative for the United programs as part of his ac- council. But Layer said today thers are already Fund. He mentioned that 10 new schools have complisliments. been constructed and 24 major additions "The record is good, I can tell you that "so many advisory groups I can't keep Layer Is a veteran of the Korean War, or renovation, accomplished under his right now. I'm proud of my record," he track of them." having served three years as a lieutenant leadership. He also cited the elimination said. He listed migrant, vocational, in the U.S. coast Guard. He Is married to of social as opposed to academic "I'm confident similar progress can be curriculum, insurance, principal the former Lucy Pilolan of Oviedo and promotion, salary increases for em- made In the next four years as it has In selection, school location and countywide Longwood and they have a daughter, pioyees for eight consecutive years and the past eight years through the advisory groups and sa(d he im- Laura Lynn, who Is a student at Duke establishment of 40 new vocational cooperation and efforts of parents, plemented more such groups than there University. They reside at 207 Crystal courses and 30 exceptional child teachers, administrators and taxpayers ever had been before. it South, Loch Arbor. 1 I OP KkK; -- - -- -- -5- - i---. --- . - - -S - -- -' ------S-------.---.•-------.-.--•-5 -v - AVI Freighter Holding 3,000? . ..• - By DIANE PETRYIL Herald Staff Writer Sethinole County Superintendent of Schools William P. "Bud" Layer an. nounced this morning he will be a can. didate for re-election. Layer, 52, has held the superintendent's position for eight years. He said his record of accomplishments warrants his continuation In office and said he is most proud of the cost effectiveness of Seminole County Schools. - - -• •. - - • --------- 0060_Refugee BOaft ' .. . . - • . -. — I KEY WEST FIa. (UP!) — A ftâtlng Cuban water, monitored the message, meant they were getting ready to depart chartered to bring refugees back. Many today reported that fewer than 100 • We're Just not szx yet." boa t radioed today It was preparing to ScIwnt* said. arriving boat captains and refugees have American boats remain In Mariel and port of MXIII at Cuban have the had 40 to 50 mentioned Its preamce In MarIeL Cuban authorities have ordered all of 11w MIITIg vessel CaroII __ 'The Carolina radioed LI head of .line d *0 160 tftN b5- — P1UhhlC$tCd With the Ci)SOkN," em to leave within 24 hours. th , U the arrival of thousands of refugees icIuding the ITelht Rid DLSIW1I said. "It said approximately 50 to 60 people aboard and named several other is Imminent, It would be i dramatic &hmCk said. my The arrival of the Admiral Backman the COW ve.e were departing Mxiii and it Was 1th as may 3,000 to a day-and-a-half lull in . Included two Savannah, Ga.,.. tisiing and 'the shrimp boat Lady Daisy, which quard U ID the boats, the 72-foot Capt Two Bills with 225 had 227 refugees aboard, ended an Guard C.130 flying ItsI4J A Cost 66an IMnile knitorW - iii ' MtMflitorv.ue1RedDlamond people on board and the 734oót-Lucky Only tire boats and a handful of unexplained 24-hour lull Sunday In the It with 1,00 t0 Cracher carrying =people. Was humew, W the basis by 10 am., kHman refugees arrived today and Sunday after sealilt s.d -in wsml Mg iii, 3,000 piOpli ab*d," hi U1t The Red Diamond, believed to be 42 days in which almost 90,000 Cubans A total of only 569 refugees on three miug, radioed at 7:41a.m. did not give 'At 7:4* he said they were departing PanamanIan-registered, may be one of have beep ferried ICTOM the Florida boats arrived Sunday, swelling the 42fo dpsrtêefcrbhneclboats, buPtI*N cain btae Y about iwo large ships a Miami Cuban exile day total of sealift ref ugees to 94,710 The cotter aiurckee---SeIthg wtsldt this," $thesck said. "He cosid have soup, Qibsr.o. U,thk*, has said It me crew of one boat that arrived early aboard more than 2,200. boats. - - - . 'I dy To Leave Cuba - - - I. - -- - S - --- •--t'A. 5-- • - - ,-•••---•• I' - - -. . . 4 • - . • S - • . '4 p iL_ • • - �-— -- __ -- 1_x:_ -* — =- _________________ - _: - ft _Sf ---I- = - . . Is ---~AMAIII-~;-___' ---*--~_. . . I . . . , . Monday;Jun,2, tSO -- ern Park Man Foils Burglars At -5. . Home .5- --.__ ~ F ,— IN BRIEF .. S '----5-. 1 Gandhi Triumphant Violent Elections onto his porch, deputies say. There a second t threw a beer bottle at MacDonald, cutting..his face, they report. At that point, MacDonald's two attackers jumped into a I%$ Ford pickup and sped away- from the scene, MacDonald' told victory was soured by India's worst V*'~ election . Violence in which 60 people were killed, in6i4ding eight ' candidates. . . '-. Mrs. Gandhi's Congress — I Party won two.thirds . ith nothing, MacDonald reported. . other states. In thie other four, her party had built up unbeatable leads. . . S ; BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI)— A leading Arab economist said Sunday Saudi Arabia likely will hike Its oil prices by up to $4 per barrel and trim production bY$ImIllIonbarrel3adayifotheroaprorjucenag to freeze their prices for the rest of 1*. Marwan Iskandar, editor of the Beirut-based weekly newaietteanNaharArabReportandM,dsh a package deal Is the logical outcome 'of the S If 11 . - S S - -. - . . .. S . S . .. *- 7~. - - - 1. . - S9 4, S - . . . . ' you the liturgy of a papal benediction " John Paul then blessed the ill uminated capital, known as the city of light, as members of the crowd bowed their heads in silence. the reconciliation of all c1life%nees.11 . "Of course we believe that the hostages are not responsible • . guerrillas ripped through a major synthetic fuel . project Just before midnight, touching off a spectacular blaze officials called the worst In South African ; history. S - Sabotews also struck at two other refineries Sunday -. - - - : fromyouand *e hope tha t this : unrest in the country, Trers the most serious to be . blamed on black nation S .. I S 5' ' a? / -. ' . - S , SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) — South Korea a new strongman U. Gen. Chun Doohwan, the main force behind the martial law decree that led to the bloody insurrection at KwangJu, offered to step down as the head of U nation's CIA today In a bid to placate opponents anI U.S. officials, lu ' S .. __ S ___"•: - . __ IP4+411-t, 0 *1_4 I II u ,. — •.u • • S -- -. S 5 -. - - - . - 1. . . .. ..: - The noted Ch 'a me TAWAVIIAM U committee that analysts said would wind up funnWg the em though it is Of. ficIiy ptannei to' "ath .i President Choi Kyu-hab. Chun took over as acting head of the K - only last ApetI 15 In what anilgoveri CIA . U, steps if the hostages stand trial, cautioned North Korea to leave South Korea alone and maintained - - - un's offer o spy networks rwc - .i S - _____ S - . , - -. oisctIRGUS latherins IjinIord . -, Ellis Avreft L. Fryer Williams Frances Willis Emery I. Swat,Geneva Patricia Weav er and baby oy. - ,- ' Sarord ornntim GI,h,II -- ' . S p I I -. •S - Gunshot Wound :-: _.-11.T'Zf^ j,""".'.." _11 - S 5' S 5 . . --5:~ tzr_%-_f..-,IL',,.,~: -.!._-4-.'~74ir~,._.__: _~,4_tli---... ~.': ,4,I- - .S - . r ' I. 7-0_ i ... -_ _--11-1-1.,i! 0 . -- Mrs. Coleman, 36, is an Urban League volunteer who Authorities screened the area thoroughly for any drove Jordan back to the hotel and witnessed the shooting. evidence that might link the campsite with the shooting. . "cr , ,~' - .. ,- 11 ,\ " % 1. . I . I ~ _N Americans have been overcoming the malaise lie was mncerned about what "they used to ~all that gripped them last summer. the long, hot suininer?" In an interview on the new Cable News Network, S - .~~ discovered ik crude campsite within a quarter mile of where the sniper stood when he shot the civil rights leader. Authoriti es said the canvas lean-to tent was located who was with Jordan when he wait ambushed. - ' '" - I £4 0 14 .. overcoming the malaise of division of the Carter was asked by anchorman Daniel Schoor if selfishness that concerned me so much last July." S I hooting . "Our young people inust not be. forced from 14-19. lie said racial tensions now cut across the genocide to suicide by these pruvocateurs .. We coun try and are "qualitatively different" from in must riot shift our focus from the White House, the IM, the last period of extreni~ racial unrest. Congress and the Supreme Court. As examples of the broad range, he cited Jackson said four immethods were uwee effective disturbances in Greensboro, NC.; Wichita, Kan.; — Oklahoma City, Miami and the shooting of Jordan in Fort Wayne, Ind. "In most urban areas now, the temperature is very high," he said. "Tension is great, because United to Save Humanity), was in New Orleans to you have a combination of high unemployment prepare for the national FUSII convention, July and high inflation." an unlikely Kennedy sweep of all eight sta tes would not prevent him from picking up more man enough commitments. Democrats are voting in Ca lifor nia, New Jersey, Ohio, West Virginia, South Dakota, Rhode Island, New Mexico and Montana, . while Republicans vote in those eight states ,._ ________________ r In Air 'ir Comfort— -.1 I plus a GOP-only primary In Mississippi. Here's states: a rundown on California Gene I s primary I — Weatherfron Central --I C onditi oning 1TT'Z!T Carter lost here In both the I primary and general election four years ago but no longer has any active competition, The Democratic race Is still lively, but, according to the delegate count of United and It represents Kennedy's best chance to Wa ll win. Poll s show a close contest for 306 1111~ Ph. 322-6S62 delegates, with a record turnout possible. ; 1001 Sanford Ave. Sanford-', Reagan, who will have no trouble In his borne state, scheduled a final campaign trlptoday. __________________________________________________________________________ Ito ~ It - ._ it S Got — — vnur - -- - mnn - - w too - w - NEW YORK (UP!) — Sen. Edward Kennedy said today he could not support Carter's current economic policies In the fall election. S Kennedy, Interviewed on NBC-TV's "Today" program, rejected Carter's economic program as "alien" to Democratic Party principles. -- — 5-- . -----5------- -----5--- - S________4 Undefqiiestlonlng from "Today" host Tom Brokaw, Ken. nedy said he has offered alterna tive policies that don't rely "on high Interest rates arid high rates of unemployment. "That has historically been the Republican economic policy. Thatas the policy of Presldent.Ford. It was the policy In the l0s, and It Is that kind of economic policy that I find alien to' everything the Democatic Party stands for." Was he saying he could not support that kind of economic policy this fall, Brokaw asked. "Well, I don't, 01 course, I don't, I couldn't support that kind of economic policy," Kennedy replied. S - - - - Napoleon Harrell Edlener James Charlie K. JOImIOn El Mimer F Ryals Russell McCain. Deltona Anis M5. Freeman & baby girl. - Lake Mary the back last Thursday as he stepped From a car in the parking lot of his hotel. Federal agents and police said they had finally obtained a promise of an interview Tuesday with Martha Coleman, Ted Blasts Economic Policies DiBary RuisslI P. Polke, Lake Mary Jacalyn Ward, Lake Monroe DISCHARGES - .. . ____________________________ Armonto Musanto, Deltana tOYs S Hamel, . .I ballot nomination without Tuesday's results Press International, President Carter needs Emily Rouadi .. has S only 2lofthel,666 delegates to win and even Hadley Audrey J. primary back In February. 5 more than enough delegates to ensure a first- Johnson Deilona 55 Republican Adnald Reagan not Only Eliza King Rosetta Madison BIRTHS bert and Tamers Carter, a . (I " M. Earlini Tmera Cartel', Olteen - less attentim than ADMISSIONS Nitty From . _ . -- - ._. -:--.. - -.~Cl : '5 - "I have seen riot provocateurs on the left and the right," Jackson said in an interview with UPI. Republican delegates at state, is attracting Sheila Fields i)chard RevIler, D,ltona ' - 'miias& disciplined marches, voting, lobbyftig and economimic boycotts. Jackson, who heads Operation PUSH (People nine states, with 696 Democratic and 418 I__ S ___________________ ADMISSIONS . S S than rioting for blacks to show di co t n presidential primary season ends Tuesday with the biggest pr imary day of the year and the most anti-climactic. Super Tuesday's seventeen primaries in - Sanford: - - 110cPITA-1 -NOT-ES - - FinalVote Tuesday S - . -*- ,0- • . SmlnolM.mortaIHulIal ...keep focus A .i two concerts with singer Nancy Wilson. - . staffer and a relocation agency official to the scene. product of a conspiracy designed to touch off rioting, which was averted because Jordan was not killed. United Press International 1 Jolla Hussey, - - JESSEJACKSON career has spanned four decades, was in Chicago for E)'ic$i Larson rtha R. NivIII• Mary L. Riding f'irretha Wilson - ii . I men activated Qnd pulled in more state police officers from Urban League President Vernon Jordan was the The mlbiU1Qn-dollar, multi-candidate 1980 : I . S e i . . . -- I..__.. uauiavuwic.a Sanford: Mary AndiflOn - k...l 1.I available I The internationally renowned Basle, whose music In Im had bun sboL - 41", -ueai ieu uwougn when I..., •L wiu&y JUWIL, UUL u other details we re LONDON (UPI) — The U.S. dollar dipped on most foreign exchanges today. Gold cli mbed mare then 0 on rumors from market that nt*ii the Amerlcantv,stageshel(1 the . I in p roy I n g' community must not fall into their grasp. Jackson said Sunday he believed the shooting of 11 Officials at Illinois Masonic Medical Center, said the ' - riot, the Rev. Jesse Jackson says, but the black condition of the 75-year-old bandleader was fair. He A reportedly became III about 11:30 ay night. No control over the nation's military and civilian S see blacks .6 bo th the left a nd the right are happy to . CHICAGO (UPI) — Jazz great WIlliam "Count" Basle was In a hospital Inte nsive care unit today, where he was admitted after complaining of fatigue. - -- NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — "Provocateurs" on "C ount" B asle In Hospital r power 9pr that gamve field of art. Mrs, Porter was one -of- fl resource- ; "Novaebellevedthluumçrbutg people from the community who shared their ':i bi.qing from the Middle East also contributed to the professional and tareer Information with the Gold rise in goki prices," the dealer saki. Pod students during the past two weeks. The Gold opened at $560.50 in Zurich, 'gp'nit Friday's close of . Annual-Career- Conference i plaflued by the 81411111 OPMW at $U7.00 comp" shooJ - couseIor, and (laid Pod teaehlngteams. WithIJOCflFrkiIy '.''h'-- • . . '.. across the. state. President Carter dispatched a White House Jackson Blames 'Provocateurs For legislators couldn't agree on the match of state and, local funds necessary to fund it. Talks were broken off until today. . - U Koren War.. pay • after his appointment as bud Of a stunding -- - .- S S , Carter spent 15 minutes at Jordan's bedside in ( Carter said, 'Yes, I am concerned about It the long, hot summer, hospital intensive care unit in Fort Wayne, I n d., (potential racial violence), and we are going to do In a weekend of high visibility, Carter visited then explained to reporters what he meant when everytWng tluit we can to make sure that that does wounded civil rights leader Vernon Jordon and called the attack an assassination attempt last riot develop." gave two televised interviews in which he warned week. He said the dictionary defines it as "the Asked about the national malaise, Carter said, Iran the United States will take "very severe" attempted murder of a prominent person." "I believe that in the last year our nation has been Teacher Pay Raise Falters .....Z. t'..,.J.. ....1.,L, - S . ,. Arkansas-Gov. Bill Clinton, who helicoptered to the canip - he is concerned about the possibility of racial violence and his administration Is working to cool report, the Sun City Daily News-Sun said. I ; : two d But — WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter says The Klan's request was listed in the DES monthly Job - . . base administration spokesman Bill McAda said an investigation would be conducted. 5 newspaper reported Sunday. - on political iao ww -- I would not go along with the request, a Phoenix - closing of the national assembly and the ban students whose riots helped spark the irnposition of full martial law and of rebels who staged an Insurrection in the city of KwangJu, - NStSII Pse by T. Nibi S - S. J mm Chun's resignation as intelligence chid has been a major demand of South Korean she ilefis them about career opportunities in the S stray pellets hit the Cubans." . Both mili ta ry, police and Arkansas state police, who were involved in quelling the riot, denied firiong the first shots, and .-President Workinn To Cool -Racia.1- Tensions budget. The conferees thought they had agreement on the Jailiq of politicol and student Waders, the : " Jone Porter (center) shares a laugh with a group of students at Idyllwllde Elementary School *5 - . S PHOENIX (UP!) -The Ku Klux Klan says it is an MayI - . 5"- The gowrmnent announced ' - 44, director of the National Urban League, was TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) -A compromise $1,500 teacher's pay raise has fallen through, stalling a House-Senate conference committee that has only five So%rcessaldthemovetostepdownasKClA chief was largely cosmetic, Inte nded in Part to appease U.S. officials angered by the nation. A. STUDENTS Sunday's riot, the third incident of violence during the man and this kind of unleashed things," l)oyle Wesson, editor Carter traveled train Camp David Sunday to visit Jordan equal opportunity employer and has reportedly asked the state Department of Economic Security to provide it with searnstresses to sew KKK trademark hoods and s. DES director William Jamieson Jr. said the agency the tr oubled Asian nation, month's 5, ARTIST AND . renter of the Bar ling Sentinel, said he was told by a state police officer. "The patrolmen fired toward the ground and some of the One of (the refugees) threw something at ,I highway patrol- at Parkvlew Memorial Hospital . figures as likely Republican presidential nominee Ronald Reagan for refusing to block resumption of U.S. funds for state-federal Medicaid abortions. Klan Requests Seamstress . .. resign as chief of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency, saying It was because 01 his appointment as the head of the Standing' Committee named Saturday to, in effect, ' on's spy chief would not diminish army gene... . i.i r.1 w %--,- 51 S . said a power. - S — lUSPI SiSal . - or because processing personnel cannot locate them on the sprawling base. police apparently touched off the shooting inadvertently. 'T'\'ernon Jordan and reaffirmed his belief the wounded black - civil rights leader w as t he victim of an assassination attempt. Investigators today focused on a crude campsite and a promised Interview with a woman witness. days to write a nearly M million supplemental Tn C;ivp. [In CIA - ..,-— .• .. S 3911 - .~..;b __.,~k;_.*: ~N The court has come under fire from such prominent * - - - S. Herinine, Ivan, Jeanne, Karl, Lisa, Mitch, evacuation has become a critical concern. A Long,'Hot Sum mer?_ Jordan ''Se Seriou o us s -S - the next four or five weeks. : A fourth bomb planted near the home of El BLrsh Mayor Ibrahim Tawil ex- - S new Supreme Court ruling on the controversial Issue. The high court Is expected to Issue Its decision within 1, 1. I __ S ma, p D.lMvy: WWL N casts, a4u*. isle, a Mas**,nse -:*#"w ly Mail: Weea $tJIa Mib 14.7$ 5 - - - S - ' % necessary" abortions for poor women while awaiting a . ' S .' . . David was the most intense hurricane of the 15-mile wide wall of water, called a storrn , . S Distr ict of Columbia are paying for "medically . -:- -. - -. 0 Hurricanes arenatute's most destructive of them hurricanes. But hurricanes David and force. Their winds can attain a sustained Frederick blew themselves into the record velocity of 200 miles an hour near the center. books. They have been known to throw a'.foot high, '" Korean Strongman Offers Bt S - - - - - - average, producing eight named storms, five S - Rumor Puchmt lb (Id De4a lailstt PIN are being held up for lack of transportation to their new homes WASIIINGTON (UPI) — Forty-three states " the LowtmL46Ioiow70L Paid at housing trends studies. "Between 1970 and 1978, the black suburban Populatlonlncreasedbyl.3million_a3gpercentgain. At the same time, the white sub ur ban population increased by only 10 percent," according to an article published In the June issue of American Demographics ___ ;iv' . iiPTiIht " - - - ~ Shaka ,of Nablus went off 15 minutes Israel Radio said. apart when the mayors tur ned their A leader of th&'milltant Jewish Kach former American rabbi Meyer Kahane ignition keys to start their automobileL movement, Yossi Dayan, acknowledged ' hinted the blasts were to avenge the Shake, 4$, was wounded In both legs in a telephone Interview that Jews may slayings of six Jews in Hebron. and a military Wicial said they my have been responsible for the bombings, Both mayors were injured seriously In have to be amputated. Khlaf, the of- among the worst such inc idents in 13 ficials said, sustained a serious wound In years of IsraelI rule on the turbulent one hand and may also lose a leg. West Bank. . Ni-aid, lam., NSN.PteicAve., Iai$wd. Pie. lull. S5 - A militant Jewish group headed by ''i: It - . - PLO.' •:.,, S V * cluding two mayors who support the Khalaf of Romallab and Mayor Baseam approached It, wounding the policeman, ___ -. (S_ on the Occupied West Bank today lose their legL wounded at least nine Palestinians, in. The bombs in the cars of Mayor Karim ploded as a poUce bomb disposal expert -_-. 12;2$ p.m.; lows, 5:45 am., 1:52 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: hIis 11:17 am., 12:17 p.m.; lows, 5:36 am., 5:43 p.m.; 4:31 p.m.; lows, 10:56 am., 12:13 IAYPORT: highe, 5:54 pifl. MATING PORECAT:St. Aigt to Jter lust, Out JiY. S1 I W UIU Il WW sssriy LU U) L S 5 fit Isolated showers. . 4~, -1 JERUSALEM (UPI)— Bomb attacks similar car bomb explosions and may , relative humidity: fl percent; winds: northeast at 4- - Hit 2 PrOmPLO 'Ors M" Bombs S - lo*: 45; yestarday's high: 17; barometric press": 30.01; j. MQndOy,JUn•2,11N0—VOL.7Z No. 214 PllaIid Dilly aid S..dap. escsI $atsrdsy by The $aits,* Since refugees began arriving at Chaffee May 7, only about 2310 have been released. Another 2,400 who have been cleared S - 401 . % Winners and sponsors of the recent American Cancer Society-Rock Lake ; --I Middle School Bike-A-Thon admire prizes given by the society for the most .. • money raised, From left, Chairman Bill Evans presents prizes to Jell Petemen (a bicycle for first), Greg Bla21na (a television set for second) and : . Kathy llodak (a bicycle for third). Shirley Pereir; (right), president of the : Seminole County American (Incer Society, said more than $2,000 was raised : by (he school's sixth grad : . ',, lu1ngton, Intl., but there were no Immediate reports of Efnlng Hti%dd Chaffee, the largest concentration of refugees in the United central cities declined markkdly, according to two A low • a swath of destruction that torflado ripped through a mobile home park in central Illinois, agIng several others in deArom up to 15 trailers and watching Nicola. In Ohio. -a grandstand full 01 -- neoni. . tractor pull competition were stunned when a tornado raced across (he Hartford Fairgrounds, Injuring five people, Toe. 1nIheupps Winds st.rly lOto six people were arrested for disorderly conduct. Authorities said most of the 18,000 Cubans housed at Fort magazine. Between 1975 and 1978 more blacks moved out of the -: central cities than those who moved in. 1iemagazine said the blacks who moved are better educated arid ., Aafi S "I - In _• 4____ &L,.___.,L . . .- Hurricane Seasn weekend, followed an unsuccessful midday escape attempt by about 300 Cubans. Police said all those refugees were rounded up, but afterihe evening meal about 1,000 Cubans stormed the main gate. Tear gas dispersed many of them, but an estimated 300 to 400 rioting and demanded to be let in "to bash heads." Police said decade while the number of whites moving out of the ME: 2 . CANCER SOCIETY AWARDS WINNERS i-c. ' S .: .. AREA REAI)INGS (1 a.m4: Some 2,000 Fort Smith and Barling residents, some armed / stretched from Ohio to Texas. A .!sIId Cleos P'sla • - " 'ii. . - - -, . - wi th rifles and clubs, gathered outside the base during, the Court To Rule On Abortion S - . WUIIa. - ,T I NATIONAL REPORT: Tornadoes and high - . . - 0-1- ,' VRATHER --- -I.--t_s v- - from the South Pacific Island of Eapiritu Santo after It was seized by ipearwielding planta tion owners trying to block Independence of the mini tax haven from France and Britain. - S * , Khomeini made no direct reference to the hostages, but said mostly womien and children, were evacuated today - - ..,. results in condemnation VIIA, New Hebrides (UPI)— More than 700 people, 1• t -- . . "the so-caW American embassy was fully equipped with str devices for sp1ng In Iran md in this rion" 700 Evacuated'From Island ' yet to be positively identified. Before calm was restored ear ly today, up to 45 refugees and guards suffered injuries ranging from severe gunshot and stab woun ds to minor lacerations, and several base buildings were razed by fire, officials said. - of the oppremor.11 \7 S - ,. He tol&Abe delegates Im exWW "justice and 141mess The attacks, which coincided with mounting iacial . . them are hurricanes,"Hope said. ,NicQle, Otto, Paula, 11chard, Shary, Tomas, 'Statistically, last year was sligltly below Virgiiie and Walter. the tropics. That means the water is warmer said, 35 refugees who have been identified as "troublemakers" will be removed immediately From Chaffee, as will another 100 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Black migration to the : , oppressed." those locations was liduled. ." ' - most countries "supported the oppressor and condemned the iz simulataneota raids miles apart, bje at -- 11. . To . I I relocation center, and 1,100 more will be sent within days, to help restore order among frustrated Cuban refugees who battled with military police for several hours Sunday. Presidential aide Gene Eiden berg, who arrived at Fort Chaffee early today, said the federal government now realizes it must use whatever nonlethal force is necessary to keep the refugees under control and on the base grounds. The ai de said until the full military reinforce ments have arrived, National Guardsmen will be authorized to enter the base and patrol it. In addition to the increased security measures, Eidenberg More Blacks In Suburbs I t Charley.;. ", Welcome Monday, Jun12, -- . 01 #,. . FORT CHAFFEE, Ark. (UPI) — A complement of 300 U.S. car mAke.fs, are beefing up their operations. S ,. ' / S. and not their responsibility," Clark said. After their arrival, the delegation members were driven to the former Royal Tehran Hilton Hotel, renamed Independence Hotel, where the four-day conference on "U.S. interventions in Iran" began with a message from Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. . Khomeini said Iran's experience had shown its people that - I— ,, . cannot be held responsible for that, and It's not of their doing (UP!)— .- .., , for the 30 years of American wrongful Intervention and they ' - I - -il~ Clark said, "Millions of our people have known millions of y our people. I have personally known hundreds and hundreds of Iranians — Iranian students and Iranian people who have Explosions set by suspected black nationalist - S I . ~- I - In." "I believe when -the people see each other and know each other they respect each other and love each other," he said, adding that "dialogue is imperati ve (an4) with that will come JOHANNESBURG, South Africa . - ravoF. . 5 , . , come to our tountry, Iranians hen whose homes I have stayed . . I I " President Carter. Carter warned Sunday that the United States would take "very severe" action if the captives, held for 212 days, are -a Parila Parts wA France," the pontiff told the crowd, macy of S. Afrlca~ Refinery Bums - his delegation sought "to achieve a reconciliation with the I ra nian- people." Slark and the nine scholars and clergymen joining him came to Tehran to partid pa t In an "international conference on whom had waited six hours for a glimpse of the pope. . S S. - . . soldiers from Fort Sill, Okla., was dispatched today to the philosophies. In a preliminary report to the union's 26th constitutional convention, UAW President Douglas A. Fraser called Into question the union's long-standing acceptance of automation and new technologies, Fraser also 'called for closer ties between auto workers In North America and other countries where 1 -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl .--- . . Troops Sent To Refugee - . . .I II - — - --came to .Tehran_Iran via London and Paris, were not authorized to make the trip. They each face up to 10 years In Jail and fines of $50,000 for defying a ban on travel to Iran by Cceur,(Sacred Heart,) JoamlwalkedIntoacrowd. 01 In frL" te Byzantinechurch and surr1wfthem with an unscheduled stop at a microone, "it iaft nUÜI tUIArdhualwaysbteaed S .5 "Our reasons for coming here is our belief ~wt dialogue between all peoples Is essential for understanding," Clark said. "And to that respect, we are very an xious as Americans to achie ve a reconciliation with the Iranian people." A State Department spokesman said the 10 Americans, who ,'To express this solemn moment, I arn going to offer S " 1 Khomeini. The conference is expected to set the mood for the district, Before ending his four-day viit by flying back to Rome tonight, the pope was to address the United Nations Educational, Scientical and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and then travel to the St. Theresa pilgrimage center in th4 Normandy city of Llsieuz. After a midnight mass In the 104-year-old Sucre S . •;',_ Islamic Parliament's; debate on the fate of the 53 American . hostages. . PARI~(UPI)— Pope John Paul U began the last day of kis visit to France today by blessing the city of Paris from its highest geographical point -the monumental Sucre Coeur basilica In the bohemian Mont Martre . . ,. U.S. Interventions in Iran" called by Ayatollah Ruhollah Pope Blesses Paris . - - Libya and Nigeria. . S . ; . In order of arrival, -this year's tropical Maine are vulnerable to the onslaught of a twisters will be named: Allen, Bonnie, hurricane. -Because of congestion along the Charley, Danielle. Earl, Frances, Georges, nation's seashores, the time needed for - ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) United Auto Workers delegates, meeting at one of the darkest hours in history of the U.S. auto industry, will deliberate changes this week in some of the union's time-honored - .. . ~s . . average of 10 named tropical storms, six of isn't good. John Hope, cWef forecaster at the National which grow into hurricanes. "On the average, about three named storms Hurricane Center in Miami, has a hunch his crew is in for a rough time. The center has cross the U.S. coastline and one or more of Auto Union Plans Changes S . century to hit the Caribbean. Frederick, deva- surge, against a coastline. They also produce ' sta ting t he Alabama Gulf coast, wracked up vicious tornadoes on their fringes. . $2.3inillion in damages, the most destructive Authorities estimate at least 36 mill ion hurricane ever to hit the United States, residents of the U.S. coastline from Texas to verL - . .I tropical weather summary from the National than usual and hurricanes feed on warm water ." Hurricane Center at Miami. Records of the past 30 years -which don't But the waters of the mid Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico are hot and that mean much in any given year -show a yearly Further observation, however, led scientists to sy Sunday the glow was not caused by the actual presence of lava in the volcano's crater but by rocks heated by gas-releasing magma just beneath the surface. ' - .. . I geologist for the U.S. Geological Sur-Vey. SightingS Of 8 brilliant incandescent light in the crater were first reported Thursday by aerial obser- uncr a . . magma, but it is not sitting in the crater. It's there some place in the mountaln," said Tim Halt, a Tim Burns, 377 E. Main Ave., Longwood, told pd11MVftft' ' forced their way into his Volkswagen Beetle between 9:45 p.m. and 11:30 p.m., Sunday,'taking stereo equipment he had left * I . . Bonnie, pected through Tuesday," said the first 1980 "The red glow is there. It is caused by molten rock equipment to thieves who burglarized his car while it sat in hospital parking lot, Sunday, police report. Fulton is accused of assaulting the Knights outslde'their - reporting the formation of a "lava dome" in the crater A Seminole Memorial Hospital guard lost $520 in stereo I . .. S - and now say they don't know what the mountain will do next. . Willie Knight Jr., 19, both of 1414 W. 13th, at 6:17 p.m. . .. S , MIAMI (UPI) - The six.rnont! 1980 ordered nearly $11,000 worth of sturdy shutters hurricane season began Sunday wi th the for the windows of its sixth floor offices in tropics basking in relative calm, but Coral Gables. forecasters don't count on that situation "There's no way to predict what will happen in any season," Hope said; "but we have a gut lasting too long, "Tropical storm development is not ex- feellngthisyearbecauseofthewarmwinter in Mount St. Helens is heating spots on the summit into a red glow, but scientists say they were wrong in STEREO EQUIPMENT TAKEN FROM GUARD $8,400.bond on charges he injured Arthur Lee KnIght, 20, and . Allen, VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) — Molten rock inside - Leroy Fulton, 1413 W. 13th SL, was ordered held in lieu of TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark arrived today In Tehran with nine other Amenca ns In defiance of a Whi te House ban on travel to Iran, sa ying producers. At t he other end of the scale is the $38 per . -.-.-. .-.--- Leaves Experts Puzzled When store manager Margaret Cheatham, 21, Winter Park, A Sanford man was arrested Sunday evening, charged with stabbing two of his neighbors outside their home during a fight, Travel.Ban . The Saudi price is still the Lowest among the 13 OPEC . U* ARREST FOR AGGRAVATED BATTERY Ignores Iran , - popcorn and bottle of Gatorade without payment. L Deputies charge Beluln walked out of the store with abag of ,, Libya and Iran. But, said Iskander In the current edition of the newsletter, Saudi Arabia's own $2 price increase earlier t his month, bringing Its oil to $25 a ba attempt to reduce the pricing gap with others, "was a failure." . . S -. S Gr*oup • -••- - . Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries ministerial meeting opening in Algiers June 9. t Saudi Arabia, the world's leading oil exporter and pr ovider of nearly 24 percent of U. S. crude imports, has led efforts to restore pricing unity within OPEC In the face of sharp increases by hardliners, such as - armed with pistols, ordered them to follow them . ~ ..-.I-1Tt Red Glow On Mountain at 1:30 p.m., Saturday monents after she allegedly hit the storemanagerover COUPLE ROBBED AT GUNPOINT U S. :T- r. . . ' S clothing, Jewelry and a .357 Magnwn revolver, - - . Saudis* Work On Oil Deal . . -.- IN BRIEF attempted to detain her, Beluin hit her over the head with the I stolen bottle, shattering it and bruising Cheatham. besides the bags, deputies say. Beluin was ordered held in lieu of $5,250 ball on . shoplifting Inside the suitcases was an undetermined amount Of land'aggravated assault charges. - A South Florida couple was robbed at gunpoint early Sunday at 'a motel just outside of Sanford, deputies say. ,George and Jeanne Drtabick, of Lauderdale by the Sea, told deputies they lost a purse and two iltcases containing their clothes, jewelry and a .357 Magnurn to the gunmen, who ordered them to surrender their goods as they walked to their - "- t Deputies arrested Harriet Ann Beluin, Orlando, In the The couple reported they had J ust checked Into their room abotit minutes after midnight Sunday, when three men, two . . 1. :NA.flON vicinityof the Lil'Champ store, West O'Brien Road, Fern Park, corner to a secluded spot, then He down and hand over their Aside from possible injuries, the pair of thieves got away majorities in two of the five states where votes have already been tallied and absolute majorities In two "'Y . 4eputles, adding he believes he broke the jaw of the man'he' bags. fought with. The trio of thieves did not demand wallets or anything else . . - e 5 WOMANJAILEDONASSAULTCHARGES An Orlando woman wasjalled Saturday afternoon, after she allegedly hit a convenience store clerk over the head with a stolen bottle of Gatorade. ...... Gandhi sw6t to victories in eight state elgiti"'today I n a stron$ endorsement of her return to pówr. But the . I _ __- _____ ~ and his brother was treated and relesed with a four-Inch cheSt wound. find NEW DELHI, India (UP!)— Prime MIiLlster, Indira . releaSed from Seminole Memorial Hospital with a cut thumb Herald Staff WMff , ' tn . - . . . -_- house wIth a butcher knife. Ar thur Knight was tread arvi ByXIIDM.uAjE'J A Fern Park man's facial injuries required five stitches ..."J,0. Sunday following a fight with two men hie Caught attempting to home, deputies report. '/' But the his believes he left one of his assailants-with a bleeding, if not broken, jaw. low . 01 Deputies say Ross MacDonald, 136 W. Lauren CL, Fern . 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He hard, Olympic and with Games some in for stepped allies so that the United States could divert some Of its forces to the Persian Gulf should that become necessary. Moving on to Vienna, Muskie labeled theSoviet diplomatic initiative on Afghanistan for p" I~ 0 " 0W M , Opportunity Moscow. success, - 0 I ______________ A I up defense efforts by this country ' s NATO _____ EGLIN A FORCE BASE, Fla. (NEA) — Why are there more than 60,000 Cuban refugees here and at military bases In Arkansas, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin while none have sought asylum in Nicaragua, Jamaica or Trinidad and Tobago? new what it was — a wholly transparent effort to win recognition or its client government in Kabul li United ______ • 4N I es __________ If President Carter had a firm grasp on I I TrE foreign policy, he might have scored a major : propaganda cot, by off ering -to share the - Copley Nws Iran as diplomatic co-conspirators in the sub- recent flood of emigres with the na tions of Central and Sou th America, Africa and the Ion the Afghan people. IL Caribbean that view Cuba as a model of I ., .* Go Eft -Most importantly, Muskie apparently minced _____ _____________________________________ no words in his three-hour private meeting with,—'--."' ffiFE Imagine, for example, State Department Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Un- offlclal. summoning the ambassadors of the derscoring the blunt language of his earlier public countries that have allowed LOS Cuba to export its while en sting the States, Pakistan Torm . and Jugat _______ ________ remarks, Muskie made it clear that the United revolution to their shores and telling them: States remains completely unreconciled-to Soviet "We'rewillingtobearmostofthebw-ijenof reloca ting these people, but aggression In Afghanistan. 1. ~ couraging others to share in the undertaking The Muskie manner was in sharp contrast to the for humanitarian reasons.- % — TURN - - ___ L 2% I— 0 14, . - -, - 'Vw, - - . I issues. - - #-- . 41 L - - Cubans . And More. Immigration - . • - %. - . - of tM "d and stretched the margin to three runs with a run in the 4, - . - : -.'-:--'- ' %•,•••_•••••. •- -. • -. , -.--.- . ---, - -- - - * - I : - 4 ... . . I4I I I I I I %I I 4f% 'r1 4 BETHESDA, Md. (UI'I) - John ' while third was 'worth $27,200 to P1itt on the 17th, Stadler w making Mahaffey learned very young to battle Morgan. Newton and Trevino won $17,600 bogey at the 18th. back from adversity and he made it pay each.. It all becamP meaningless, however, of Mahalfey suffered a hyperextended when Mahaffey birdied the 18th. and In Mahaffey overcame polio at age 4 and the process, ruined his reputation of place elbow playing in the 1976 PGA chamnship at Congressional Country Club, being accur ate, but short, off •'L saw Craig's bogey go tç - '- 461 . b, ,~~ Alw. .- Z ~ . Gary Cooper of First Federal shows good form U ended his golfing career. That per- plo '4 severance, and the determination to the site of this year's Kemper Open, That injury n iiArly ended is golfing career, leader boara just after I putted on 17," avoid a playorf, helped Mahaffey birdie the final two holes of the $400,000 Kemper but he came back - only to fall off a said Mahaffey. "I knew If I tried to guide ladder and by my tee shot on 18, I could Open Sunday to win by three shots, two his return to the PGA tout in • 501 hit it as hard as I could. I only had 156 -Mahaffey ran in a 20-foot birdie putt a35July of 1977. yarde left to the green (making his drive , the llth hole and came back with 0 309 yards) and hit a nine-iron into the footer on the 18th for a final round 2. Mahaffey almitted he started ttying under-par68anda2l5total,threestrokes •for- birdiesatltand -wantednopartofa middle of theeen. in front of Craig Stadler who had a 67 playoff. 'Hunest to God, I was Just trying to gets Sunday. Gil Morgan finished at 70-279 "I wanted to birdie in because I've my putt close enough so I could ftw ' with Lee Tevino and Jack Newton tied at been In those sudden-death things before putt because I knew that's all I need to even-par 280. and I don't like them, he grinned, win. When it went In, I was as surprised • . Stadler took home $43,200 for second While M ahafffey ey was making his birdie as anyone." on . * Cam pa ig n of . break a linger delaying on the ket In trouble, American League Roundup Bookhard slapped three singles for Kiwanis and Bruce Franklin added a pair o(one-bdggers. William Wynn tr ipled Bv United Press International . In other games, Milwaukee two. Ton, before departing because bf a Reliever For the first time In their 4- beat BQbton 8.5, New York Burgmeier, 2-1, took the loss cramp in his right hip. He year history, the Seattle outslugged Toronto 11-7, while John Flinn, 1 0, was the walked four and struck out ___________________________________ - '' - - . . winners. V.F.W. out-hit Kiwanis 9 to 7, pacd at th late by. and Shaw. Thomas slammed a double and two singles and Shaw slapped three singles. Charron added two singles. KIWANIS All H V.P.W. Al I H COt.UMChisholm i • '3 lAiw 4 I 3 11)1 Al I H Dennis 4' I HIctmai I S S Thsmas 311 Oslas 3 3 I Hill Pf"kilit 4 13 Charm 3 2 2 hicorl" I I 21 I mail 4 $I L. Frederick WYIIII 3 .1 I lrsöss Oration, II1 Miller l.k 4 II Serts 3Jsmiss is K$flt 355 Sar '' MCCIW ii I• Ill NSIIS*SII 311 5'r TOTALS 2241 ' Trs,,tms, 4 C. $mi* 1 55 Hauls •' AISUISIT 55 " TOTALS X I I Ski" 13 : : Hillsmon its ,TOTALS Warm Is I rnw..is mii-s TOTALS 2115 VJ.W. . ELKS III 311 5+, KNIGHTS Al I H Knits.4 ciws III III 54 Ildiarw, - III Sill '' Madners Break Jinx_' __ _______ Indian City wfiWfer. Mariners- are sailing sur- Chicago downed KãIt Yankees 11', cessf ul co urse. They've even 7 1 a nd Texas ripped Oakland Bobby BrosV. greeted cruised past Cleveland. 7.3. California at Detroit and - - * three in %flrth lii ERA o 1.60.. Bang's 7, A's 3 '- . a I . . . " * - - - - "When we win 2-of-3 here in Baltimore at Minnesota were Pat Putnam, who. had Cleveland , it's great because postponed. three-run homer In the fourth, - tjpped1an 0-for-21 WtUng ,. we've really struggled here in In the National League, it pinchhitter Graig Nettles. :'slum'p two games ago, went 3the past," Seattle Manager was Pittsburgh 13, New York added 'a two-run shot in the I iuns, and drove in four runs to - , . - . • • • ever-conciliatory former . months . act (ji, WASHINGTON WORLD I I Carr - en. .. . - 14 the tee. rounding the bases during Sanford Youth after the Mariners scored an Atlanta 9, los Angeles 5; 5-for-S to back Tom Under- help Texas snap a four-gain. 'It Is a nightmare vision. Among other: 8-7 vlcjory over the Indians. Montreal 7, St. Louis 6 in 12 ood, 5-3. John Mayberry losing streak.-Danny Dar win Baseball League second half i ' It raises question of a rational . / Johnson knew the history innings; Chicago 5, Phila- - drove in four Toronto runs but went 8 2-3 Inning to. boost his . . Immigration policy for an advanced Western 1 only too well. The Mariners delphia 4; and Cincinnati 7, it was not enough to keep record to 4.1. nation. have had their problems San Diego 6. low-key, former Yankee Paul A,n.rldn Lsavs 'style of his penna nt Saturday with a 7-0 win over Cardinal Such an "You werespeclallyselected to participate ti S Immigra on M,Iw NI III NI — I III licy must be based po the Indians, going 12Brewers Sox 5 against 8, Red Mirubella From failing to 4.4 predecessor4 =ies, while First Federal moved Into second place Secretary State Cyrus R. tnthlsnobleventurebecauseyourleadersare Boston • 011111 NI—S Si squarely on the national interest. No one has a Ben Oglivie's bases-loaded .25 against them Including a 5White Sox 6, Royals 1 'jth a 12-7 win over Clem Leonard Shell. Keeton, Flinn (1) McClure Vance. But, of course,it will take more than gruff particularly intrigued with 'people's Ken edy "right" to admission to the United States on 13 record In Cleveland. But double capped an eight-run Rookie Britt Burns and Ed lfl - Castro II).arsd Martlntk - '.Tbe First Federaiwin came after a protest was-upheld ta lk. to repair the cum ulative damage the Carte- -- democracy' in Cuba. Perha ps th anyotrgr ounds than that it is in the U.S. - 1S). Renko eurarn.l,c Moors ese refugees the Mariners have' seventh. then again, Gorman Thomas and Farmer combined on a sevenand the final I'Innings of a game were ordered replayed. admlnistratioj-i has inflicted on American foreign will provide a valuable new perspective on CM, 171 and 1:15k. w— DraUo m. everyy. oopereac 1. tter. Burns, 7-3, scattered . I Clem Leonard Shell originally won the game 12-9 in seven Flinn (101, L-suronI (2m. By DEAN REYNOLDS . policy. Add President Carter, At Muskie, will the Cuban experiment." sixth sits facing backwards, an Israeli subOn that basis, my conclusion Is that we - But suddenly they are run and Don Money singled in five hits over seven innings HRS-aostàn, Fisk (I). Hobon Innings. . UWted Press Interindtional . There probably -wouldn't be many acmachine gun called an Uzi cradled in his lap. surely remain,the chief architect of that policy. should admit the Cubans and exclude the : Winning. They have won 7-ofI . ' Saturday, Ken . In a long Sanford Pee Wee League game . . Win or lose on June 3, much of what has . Haitians and other miscellaneous refugees 11, have 24-24 record and a Western Europe's fizzling response to 'Ptarices, but the strategy nevertheless become the Kennedy for President Campaign Kern's Garage nipped Butch's Chevron Service 10-0. Chcao DS2NS 131—illS . —A staff car, usually transporting Ken. would produce the desired result — a confrom the outdoor slums of the Caribbean.' ~ .0 percentage, good enough ~t~..A an Cfy OISOOSIH—% 2 G~Wwn put-ft.pAi.1roadem.w,aw .. . --, .Q , y .$ ,~ .,.,~du r -_ I j1t fi%1P entItty, i ..,%~ __ -• ,5~ W...Au; Of 1h-M A~asoloi home*ntntheftrtand and a -! ` *-' -1. nurse. KCmm; Leonard. Christenson - -_ • lympics and or tZe-ft I 'lil6iiti"On of ItIfee'O"nomic idel Castro's The. rallies, 'the speeches, the repetitious 3.0 with a two-run bfa~t in & third.' NEW YORK (UPI) — It had been a- forig day, 'and New demented despot- emptying his jails, forcing : — An unmarked pofice'clh;, ' carrying the , sanctions against Iran is'a measure of just how friends in the Third World. . television interviews, the press conferences, . AtlanUc Bank of the Sanford Little American League and Burns (7 3). L-Loonard (4-3). The Railroaders picked up their final four runs In the mental,ly retarded Cubans onto the boats, "Overall oui pitching has York Yankee slugger Reggie Jackson made it clear he was "ID. agent" — the Secret Service man with mUch' reptcrk hat yet to t*accomptlMied, - - U Carter w will fade away like the Railroaders of the Sanford Little National League have . fifth. thro ugh talking about a very scary experience. osasy *bout uiat direct the fund-raisers — doing everything he can to embarrass been real good," Johnson 251 — SIll clinched their league champlonships aid earned berths In "I have nothing more to say," Jackson growled Sunday said. "That has been the key Grisport has Seven honn nm In his last thim garnell. I ast rnaJocity Qf these ; -; Clove -00 Ili 31% 1 112 11 'rn. -tecelawbe,g for one raaaon or uw city diampioliships which open June 17 at Fort Mellon . M ganda effort, following the New York Yankee31 11-7 baseball victory over Cubans, however, are probably self-eelected ' Teffance Carr pitched the * first live Innings for the all season, because our hitting The motorcades will be reduced as well, another to be threats to with his. decision Park. (7) and L. Cox; Waits, Stanton end a public preoccupation specifically aimed at those Third World especially the Toron to Blue Jays. "1 don't wanna be In the papers as reptesenting the most ambitious Railroaders, didn't a pa r." Is a little below llow a hit and struck our four. He and the long ones that stretch Into a ,. II) and Money. —A van fi lled wi th a heavily armed Los e nerge tic sector of the popula tion. merican hostages in Iran. Moving the nations, emphasizing that tens of thousands of city's heart from a distant airport — the on'!J 112 the Sanford Junior League, Kiwanis won the first f Tom Paclorek, however, retired the first 11 batters In order, although three of them anymore. I told the police Id help and now I have to look at Alexander (I), W—P-iiav,rlo (3Angeles Police Department Swat team — one hostage Issue off center stage permits the ad- Cubans are fleeing from the supposed glories supervised by local and federal police this (the gathered media). I don't wanna talk to you guys. has made the Wttlng better in The Carter administration has handied the reached based before they were put out. and appears to be well'on its way to the second half Seattle, PacIorek (3). L. Cox of whom infrequently sticks his head up whole situation with characteristic inep. of Castro's revolution. recent games. He has The Yankee hitting star was weary from a shooting in23 hits ministration, and U.S. S. allies, to focus on the ShAy Crockett collected the * champlonsWp and the league title. only hit for Cardfital insweeping clean vast expanses of highway. (1); Cleveland, Resello : through a roof hatch to commatid a better titude. First trying to block the flow of I cident in Manhattan early Sunday when Angel Viera, 25, In his last 47 at-bats after du3trie3, a single to lead off the last inning. It came off serious question of how to deter fur. In the Sanford Pee Wee League, Ciein' Leonard Shell Carter, of course, has taken no ' such Private ears are angled to the shoulder or TOfnt Cubans, the "111304163 - 1112 allegedly yelled racial obscenities at Jackson then fired then proclaiming a policy reliever J. D. going 'O-for-12 to Paul. of open view of the terrain. (It should be remembered t*.eezed through the first half of the season unbeaten, but ther Soviet aggression, including the distinbt 1pia9WUve steps. He remaim a wiell- detained in line with hundreds of others like N.Y. 00 242 93S - 11 13 1 arms, then cracking down agairL Clearly, the season. He had an RBI single three shots In the Yankee outfielder's direction. The in. that no other cart breach the security. The Adcoo Roofing has a 3-0 record and a one-game lead in the MlrabiIla, Bushey (S), Moore possibility of a grab for Iran, yet hapless, inept and Indecisive so many head of cattle, Their occupants, Paul slapped a double and single for the Railroaders and cident started In a dispute over a parking spot. Carter administration possesses no rationale In a five-run fourth . San Diego Freeway is empty, save for the and Whitt; Underwood, president who Is content to be manipulated by tiring of t he wa leave he vehi hair Dewayne Mitche ll and Albert Armstrong added singles. t ir cles to Viera was charged with attempted murder, reckless CiOi,591 ( $ ) and Carom, Otea for handling this I5Sn.. motorcade.) But even as the president sharpens the focus of a petty despot anxious to rid his country of stand, cross-armeo on Larry Cox also delivered for The replay of the protest game began In the bqttozn of the (SI. W—Underwood (3-3). L— the macadam as the endangerment and possession of a deadly, weapon. The Little American, Little National and Pee Wee league U.S. policy on the paramount dangers facing the the Mariners, collecting an Mirabella. (4 4). political dissidents and prop up a minutes tick by and the parade approaches. The HRS—New fifth with Clem Leonard Shell leading rationale ought to be political. Castro, s 7-3. First Federal, —Another car filled with Kennedy advance teams me entering the final week of the 19M regular The shots were fired early Sunday morning, just two York, Brown (s), iI m ~ 9 -- RHJ single In thJoujth Cuba is in effect at war with the United States however, was batting with the bases loaded and no outs West, he continues to undermine prospects for a deteriorating economy. people and assorted staffers. ---.. -. . . seas arIa;_ howratfest Jackson4ad been a hero when he won an extra..Toronto, Mayberry 2(10). 9y game-Widn'Ing home run in A hellcopeter circles overhead, scanning and with the West., His Cuban mcreenary ,-_Aoger HsRstated-ddVs rolling-with a-single-'smd biII —A restoration of American power and credibility. pool reporters' van — containing Castro, not Carter, has been in almost total inning game against the Blue Jays with a two-run homer, . the ninth. Oakind below and.beyond. . 00 94I III - 3 12 I forces have been opposing U. S. an~gstern the inning was over, First Federal had nine runs on the - STANDINGS Muskle returned from Europe just in time to hear control of all u" of the exodus ever lit" Police found three bullet holes in a nearby awning, - fleWslPe!LaULWIM,abetter view-of the cars Seattle may not win a - --14otorcycI police board by, strategic Interests throughout for the frame and securing-square-a 12-7 lead. the olatile AMERICAN LEAGUE Keough. Camacho (3), Jones -arrested Viera and made the charges against him: Jackson President Carter reiterate opposition to anything It began-a mth sgo.lt Is he*ho, untii and responsible to their colleagues for pennant this year, but the club inches of pavement as they go. Mike Wright had a single in the wild fifth Inning and Gary African continent. Castro has been foAenting 'more than the most marginal,~Ucreasct 1n U.S. recently, determined who'would leave Cuba, said he wasn't worried at first, but when realized the gun relating any incident the enhanced proximilty (9) and Sundberg W—Darwin is getting respect. Marxist revolution in Central America and Cooper smashed a double. 17 ..... I ' the Atlantic Bank of was real and became "very seared." Motorists traveling in the opposite direction be released daily military strength. (4 1) L -Keough (63). MR*the Caribbean. It follows that any political Cooper and Kirk Blocker each finished the game with a affor, 13----- 4 Flagship Bank "1 think they've got very Oliver, Texas, Oliver - S. Star Yankee pitcher lion Guidry, feeling a sense.of of each boat slow to a crawl, courting disaster he spy Measured that reality, the refreshing and the double and single for First Federal. injury that can be done to Castro and, beyond Putnam 2.04). —A network van briatming with televialon 10 .....8 Seminole Petroleum good said relief when he found out Jackson was not hurt, joked, "Now pitching," making On Journey betwelen cubs,s marlel the procession and strain to we the occupant —_ American Richard Leonard had a pair of singles for Clem Leonard him, to his Soviet sponsors Is in the American cameramen, producers and correspondents, 9. .8 (rge'i Cleveland Manager Dave Bay and Key West, Fla. every time somebody shoots off an M-80 In the stands, of the sleek black cadillac. California at O.$rstI, Md.. Shell. and Western interest. —Two more unmarked police cars. 3.44 KrayoLa Kollege Reggie will probably come running in from the outfield. I'm rain • Garcia. 'That's what's Carter not only failed to seize am irdtiative, Included in the motorcade that Sen. ____ Roger Hall was the winning pitcher, allowiq five hits and hurry . L-17 Jack Prosser Ford keeping them up there just not sitting next to him in the dugout anymore." The press busferrylng 30 to 40 journalists Thefloodof refugeesoutof Cuba represents . Baltimore at millne"Is. pod. he also bungled the opportunity td state with Edward Kennedy commands this day as he striking out 11. like Toronto." and assorted hangers-on. rain Just such a political injury. The exodus Precision and clad ty the United States' of. approaches east Los Angeles are: Just when It appeared Butch's Chevron Service was going NATIONAL LEAGUE —A police rescue emergency van, provides the most vivid sort of evidence that ficial Position on the mug migration. to post its initial win of the 15..2 19M Railroaders Ken Kern's --One muted olice car a score —More In a compassionate but careless and ill_________________________ Garage __________________________ rallied for ILA runs In the top of the fourth and Federal si x Fi rs t And behind it all, a tide of automobiles failure. We should welcome the m for reasons conceived remark, the president encouraged of motorcyellng officers. managed a IO..7 10-9 victory. Clem Leonard Shell . —The limousine carrying the senator and a liberated once the senator's coterie had of clear political interest, meanwhile doing fOrMiltion of a haphazard, dangerous and 10. .8 Butch's Chevron Service scored six runs in the bottom of Sunniland Corporation p• everything possible to de-atablize the Castro disorganized exodus by promising in early portion of his retinue, the first and 5.12 led until Ken Kern's wild fourth Inning outPoppa Jay's regime: Radio Free Cuba broadcasts, arms er, Braves May to receive all refugees with ,,an open em Dodgers —The Secret Service "War Wagon" — the Just one day — one small part— of running burst . 1. .1? Cardinal Industries drops, the of a Cuban government heart and open arms." station wagon that carries six agents. The for president, Kennedy style. - in exile. Rusty Smith had a perfect three-for-three day at the plate By United Press International doubles and two RBI. JUNIOR LEAGUE for Ken Kern's Garage, blasting a double and two singles. The Los Angeles Dodgers found out Sunday what the Atlanta Pirates 13, Mets 3 (Second Hail) Raymond Williams homered and Bernard Mitchell tripled Braves' management has known since the season started— Dale Berra's first majorleague grand slam capped a seven5, .0 Kiwanis for the winners. it's difficult to make Bob Homer knuckle" under. run fifth inning that paced the Pirates. Jim Bibby, 6-1, scatKnights of Columbus CA 1 e Kevin Richardson slarnmed a triple for Butch's Chevron, Horner, who refused to adhere to management's order that tered eight hits, walked three and struck out live in registering Rotary Jerry Harkness blasted a double and Chuck Roll, Paul he report to the minor leagues earlier this season after a his fourth complete game. • V.F.W. 9 I : Harkness and Denise Forbei each slapped singles. slump, demonstrated the form that had prod uced 56 home runs Cubs 5, FIllies 4 1.4 Moose in his first two big league seasons by belting a pair of Scot Thompson's run-scoring single In the seventh inning 0. 351 Elks I. WilliamS II I Perbso IAIL. CARDINAL WASHINGTON — There is disturbing knuckleballs for ho me runs In lea ng th e Braves to a 9-5 di carri ed the Cubs past the Phil li es. Thompson's hit scored Dave Now, less than a year after the - combat 35S IlafdNS 136 WON Cuban missiles by adding three booster days. Furthermore, I can report also that tia: IQADISS INDUIrIluS evidence that 00 Soviets. encouraged hI " A5 MsIUs I ---a I Davidson S I Al N.H victory. H Kingman, who singled and advanced to second on a wild pitch.' 50 ' &MW4.Ul W. LULCLUNCIM WE rocket moma uiat increase their range Soviets have constructed about 50 3 0 6 CWT haroened . , L ~ Jimmy. Carter's tepid leadsfshlp, may be III 33$ Smiffi , Mtktsli Mixon have compiled truly alarming evidence that threefold, shelters for the MIGs In Cuba — an unusual' (Second Half) Ill 35$ MitcIlit YSISI, preparing another Cuban missile crisis for I II Oreyson homer prior to the game, belted a knuckle-curve off Dave For Chicago and Mike Schmidt hit his major-league leading - the Soviets are secretly developing a nuclear Intelligence sources told my associate Dale SS I ti Welds.. uI. A1!IIPSSI ii I yelImS on precau for a climate as mild as Cuba's.-. the united States. •, ocRooJing 3..0 Goltzforatwo-run merin e ho th th irdtnningandhitaknuck. WlHl•m III 17th homer for t he Phillies. cspsblllty In Cuba may, In fact, already 11 Van Atta the Cuban defector had been In. Analysts suggest that the strong shelters are 153 TOTALS IllS WINII 155 P5.4 The appearance of Soviet rr'l"lles in Cubs - - have introduced nuclear weapons into their , lebail off U Chin 2. .1 reli ev er Char e Hough In the seven Leonard Shell li th for a ther no Giants 6, Astros 2 AlIuodsr S I I 1415510 formed that the purpose of the SAM4 Intended to protect the MIG force from 131 6-41 Ku.eGar.ie -' In 1962 br oUght a nuclear showdown between I La. ho i t s S..4ss ,,, Ken Kern's Garage 2.1 mer. He also drove in a run wi th a s ac rifice y in fl the filth S.IsCvees Bob Knepper pi satellite outpost 90 miles from Florida. tc hed a sixhitter and'douhled In two modification was to - give It a surface-to- veillance and-or attack by U.S. aircraft and' flule' S1l' IIS ___ I SI ViSIon - Nikita Krtahchsv and Jolmennedy. With 0 lei s. ___ ace I ty. In other words, it can now mW&L FIRST The ream the American public has not 55 LEONARD TOTALS 45 $ Carets Butch's Chevron 0_3 his 16th game of the season and was playing for the PIDUAI. . 4-6, struck out six and - did not walk a batter In going the be used for attack as well as defem. 7`11w 010 2101111.1. Perhaps the most alarming evidence of ' :13 5 *5154 TOTALS 517 dayL He was taken out of the game after six Innings when distance for the th" time. 43 de tthe modified SAM4a in Soviet military preparations In Cuba is ls that thelnlethgenceconununityisafraw to Niwi.1 311 -face. Now with Carter In the White House, the his back stiffened. TODAYISGAKES I Cuba can reach targets in Florida. so much as suggest a nuclear presence u cantia.* t.w. øe' construction that has been taking place .hInk Its Ds Hor rwr's hitti ng and two RBI by Dale Murphy wi thstood a FlagsiulpBankvi.SunlmlePetroleum,5p,m.,BayAvernue 53 $4j4 latsils aliresd.n National Lea g ue What aharmed.ths4ntelllgence experts even Matanus Cube. Th 3, , Lamwd e pragmatic men In the Inte igence ll far from Havana. I reported In 5r0110 a Simmons (5). two-run homer by Los Angeles' Steve Garvey and a three-run PhIa Field 003000100-411 , , .. more was the defector's report that he wu Apro tMt large holes in the Mataaw . noo"ow 3 1 AgOdu few On disclosure would touch off . 1 Oro" 4 Cho area . , % 001 oil lox — st I AM: Arnierican in. shot by Dusty Bater. I McAA~ I Is , 5 BUTCHI p.m., Fort Mellon Jack Proem Ford vs. Krqola Kollege, I 01 KUIWS CIDCI soUl? International crisis — told the new missiles' twin warheads were were "strikingly similar" in size, shape and Walk, Reed (6), Saucier (7) 125 515 III .711 I lIhICh CHUVION II IV p put. IN AyiiI SANASI Elsewhere in the National League, Cincinnati nipped S Sfl D,• to swu 0045* NI — I I) I . and Boon.. Lamp, Tidrow Certw Is ting together bits and pieces evidence, Diego 74, Monhv4 beat St. tmis 74 in 12 innings, Pittsburgh Suffer (8) and Blackwell. W— Rotary vs. Kiwatils, 5 p.m, Chase Park $010. Bumalde (5). Bait (1). e is Tyr. sonnel to activate them, He was told the m'lll.11nti*SoyietUigon, llidial III I1 HurTid (1) and Wernsr, Inch: llwr, Is, of course, the pri.sIblIIty that the Informed $M White House last year that Tidrow (20). L— Reed (3-fl. I P.dltwd I SI$ memo te ti rou d New or Chicago Y k 13-3, at Philadelphia Atlan c Bank 7 p.m., Fort Mellon Park be 5-4 and San George's vs. 3 3 51)37 T O TALS powerful, in fact, that they 3*5 I, •- - HRs - Philadelphia, Schmidt The intelligence analysts - have learned LUCaS. Rasmvsssn (5),: ___ I * J. Hartassa 251 LSCM -.was a Soviet combat brip4e in CWbdL eviI is.mlaWKft — that the bits 'and ....'.... Francisco downed Houston 8-2. Knights of Columbus vs. Moose. 7:11 p.m., Chase Park 04kk.1 wwo to be detonated only at Kinney (4). Shirley (I) and (Il), Chicago, Kingman SIS l$ards10 I II TOTAU $470 PleC of uithating IformaUon is. Harkison I 11 Laowd SW HIS 4111I I -~ , , . In American League games, New York ouWqged Toronto Bmintf m. Torwe, Fahey (6). W—Bum. • Presient Carter, with his eye on public 1 V to side 111 0). -L—Lucas 42.1). MR— It .-'X- :'.: tion. But the Z gbou* 11-7, Milwaukee topped Boston &6,CNicago but Kansas Ci opinion polls diewing that that the Russia ns routinely describe their Matont was nearly diMnj tj as suburban Cincinnati, 5.0th (Y. Butch's Chevron Service vs Adcock Roofing, 4:30 p.m., 001 1)5010-3 $4 cwrulatIon of data from yvj' soi 1, Seattle edged Cleveland 8-7 and Texas defeated Oakland 7-3. N.Y -1 weak, ineffectual leader, nahed oft half. :-::: Ptsb 001171 51* —U 133 , nuclear weapons as simply "Lnurnenaely construction." But It now appears that what Chase Park points to a "wora-ce" prOjection Uat Baltimore at Minnesota and California at Detroit were rained Falcons. Pacelia (5). Bo rn - Ati$*t& 11*111 11$ cocked and announced with tab S powerful.' to disguise their nuclear reality the Soviets are btdldlng ther, Is Indeed an First Federal vs. Cardinal Industries, 5p.m., Bay Avenue -, - - - - - ,Rnsaiaes are Indeed Los All cr ea ting a nuclear * 003* — I1 I,'. back S, Hausmin (4), atof from the troqps who handle them. So the A1i*andi. canIØ (I) and' (I) and Strns Bibby and Field - aellaI In Cubs—aMwurltcas.icenarlosare nderçound _______ bunker and-or silo for surface____________ ______ _______ ______ troops hi Cuba was "unacceptable." Nic os ia. W—Blbby Goflz. MckVIi or (S-I).. L--Nahorodsy; 'plonilsi- With the known-nuclear- - - - ---whendeathig defect 's reports add up 10th. distinct bair ____ TneKr,mllndIsdaW*•dlsmiseedCar. theXZYs (A145tO 9W -. .- - -ow. m1Il. poonihIlity that Soviet nuclear - Park - -- -with tIle Kremlin. In capability of Soviet SAM.2, and the threefold eighth Inning to ve the Rode their victory. Bench's seventh J 0 r e n S. n (4); Plttsbirgh. Sciosis. W—Ae*4s (I)). t; Mpq position In Cuba this very moment. • --Gotta Berra (1). -41. H5s-A,Ia,w. Seminole Sporting Goode vs. Ken Kern's Garage, 6p.m., Increase In the m1si1.' range reported by homer cane on an 0-2 pitch off 'reliever Bob Shirley, , 111, s Sam. of the evidence I have airey when the Soviet combat brigade iildenly Hornir (3); La. AnwiliI - £ -.Another recent develoianent adds to th. the Cuban defect Park Qua. or , this adds up to another -offo*wPadrepItchers,foIlowlngadoublebyRayKn1utanda MU, nep0 be 80v13t itrstegIs Girrey (11), IMSI' 152 $II2%i5I-7 recently ominotis overa - - --ll picture. In 1VZL President Cuban nndk crisis. -- SwusIItdCorporaUonYLPçaJay's,7p.n2.,FortMeIlon .-wuien. ____ St. 1C1IHI$ISS-4-133e - -l~ft -________ _______ concier at the appearsim i. 1 ____ Cartiff 40.1* Lee.. ScSi (7). ---------IU**-1 Park --Fryrnin footnOte, should (7), SI ISIS P NSA W( -è-; -; - C - Expesl mentloow as no tiger, but $ pussycat, of the most IIst*wblng developments - Bahnesn (Il). Norman (11) and $ao Pro * ill 13s—êiss _____Merchants, 7:30 Pifl -. • -Clam Leonard Shell vs. Wes'd, of 20-odd Soviet MIG-23 in Cuba. But the 11)51 tIe Soviet brigade Itself was bderpret4' WarrenCromartlesingled home Andre Dawson with two Out Cailer; Marflnez, Hood (5), Niakro. AiIiar (I), Saj,ifl , Park in the Mh kwizig as ft &;= handed the CArdinals their IM VuckovIch (1), Fraziw ou ww 11) and PWGIS. AWft II I lost sight of by the who until recently was being trained by the brigade lane 11 onjy. , 1 -: - -- Knepper and May. W—Knq -t . Simmons. W-Bihnsin (4.1). L ____ ()n a - -on" f loss in their last 2o games. Dawson, who Was 4-for-S with _cnmivsl a 8A.M-2 (.urfIce.to. of R"' to American public within a matter of weeks, —Frazier (o.2). HR—St. LouIs. L'-NIOre ($4). AI tl& #.1A W. i.ni tie .merièan public was never told apeCi5l missions the Rusians pW do ym to ç -- . 1. Wr4nimilolL -. - - use' ...- -for is P*ectim aW security for - hrWsrs that the Soviets hsv modified their *tsp adwe In 14L can nuclear weepons in approximately two - nuclear weapons InstallatIons. L. PA . ) Y- I'-. .-. . we 're I' . oftheflfth. Shaw opened the V.F.W. half of the seventh with a single and Thomas followed with a double. Shaw was tagged out at the pla te trying to on a passed ball. Lee Charron walked before John Scott drove In a pair of runs with a single. Scott was stranded at third as Chad Braden fanned and Steve Barnes grounded out. for the -: L .e score - : Facing one of its stiffest challenges of the Sanford Junior League season, Kiwanis nipped V.F.W. 5-4 Saturday to boost its record to 5.0 in the second half and 14-0 overall. Knights of Columbus remained one game out of first place In the second haU4WIth a 9-4 win over Elks. scored first with a single tally In the top of the first Inning, but V.F.W. pushed apair of runs across the plate in the bottom of the first, using consecutive singles by - Bob Shaw, Larry Thomas and Lee Charron. Mike Baker opened the second with a double for Kiwanis and scored on a two-out single by Alfred Bookhard, knotting the score at 2.2.3 Kiwanis took the lead with two runs , 1%I In "The Camp of the Saint," the great modern French novelist Jean RaspaU conjured up a frigh tening vision. At some point in the near future, thousands of poor people in Calcut ta seize a flotilla of merchant vessels and set sail ar ound the southern tip of Africa and up the African coast toward Europe. It soon becomes clear tha t this flotilla of the wretched I headi ng toward. .. the French Riviera. 1 -. I- returned from a 1976 injury that nearly Kiwanis - = . .6 0 . .. -. Monday, June 2, D$O—SA IV In Junior Baffle . . a - is . French, plan to emigrate from the Third 'World. French culture is extinguished. ____ _____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. : - hordes. Should the flotilla be bombed? In the end, the French do nothing. The hPdee pour ashore. Others, 'observing the passivity of the , - Kiwdn Nips.V.F.W. 1 What to do about it becomes a poli tical Issue liI the - of •- . Battles Back Fd3 Stroke Win I Radroade rs' Clinc ___________________________________________ - ** - ___.,. -- 0 SonfQrd Youth'Basoball Roundup. 'JEFFREY HART .1 CK : 7-,- - 4 - — - Propaganda influence. LI Muskie was intimidated, it didn't He basis of fundamental constitutional principles," _____________________________________ and grdwled convincingly when the French declined to.- .!boycott 'the in its attempt to do so in the j~rivate school and %IA14 Middle East, Central America and the Caribbean were unfolding against a backdrop of eroding American power - federal government must also operate on the 0 ROBERT WALTERS asiumed-office. Crises in Iran, Afghanistan, the S U.S. Rep. Bill Chappell, D-Ocala, has asked 11 Few American secretaries of state have inherited as intimidating an array of difficulties as that confronting Edmund S. Muskie when he - - - deficient __ DONNA - . May BecomLl Meow* ______ ______ ' -- - Chappe ll said he would li ke to see the broad mrs of t1 a fi nM •..--more sdfl ll v -.- TIM --- ,----•-a better, monereliable system to notify payers of past due taxes; a more cornprthensive notification process for those cases when the IRS Is contemplating a lieñor levy as the next step of enforcement. He said he Is trying to discourage the IRS from exceeding its statuary authority In this area of citizens' rights much as it had to be discouraged %4I4IIII ,'iu,.si The Clock M- • SR 436 and Douglas 41 J vvv, he said, "U it doesn't the citizenry begins to mlstrusIroIe.'"- •-.. As an example, Chappell said the IRS can seize a taxpayer's home, his personal property over 00 the tools of his trade above $Z0, and his wages In excess of $50 per week — by mirely gi ving 10 days. notice through the uncertain "i" that Internal Revenue Revenue Service - candidate for the U.S. Senate seat cumntly hI roceduresforctethtduetaxesbernide to conform to the constitutional requirement of by Sen. Richard Stone, 1)-Miami, will be guest speaker at the June 5 meeting of the Seminole due process. . Republicans. Chappell, whe, district includes pat of The meeting is to be held at the Sundance Inn,. Sanford, said no other government agency Road, Altamonte Springs. possesses the same,, all-encompassing and The meeting Is to begin at 8 p.m. It will - be discretionary powers that the Internal Revenue preceded by a social hour beginning at 7:15, Service has and uses. "No other governwent hh • uw, ,,w i avauauIv i. w agency can sysiemaucaijy deny Americans meir speak with everyone individually. 14th amendment rights and seize their property without a court order, thus denying them conCre nshaw, an unsuccessful candida te for stithtional due process of law," he said. secretary of state two years ago, is a Jackson vile attorney and Investment counselor, founder He said in many tax deficiency matters the of the Campus Crusade for Christ on the IRS has demonstrated a total lack of unUniversity of Florida campus and a director of derstanding of the constitutional process "Young Life." required In seizing a person's property. "The _____ County Young .10 o flmliuô..i,. ..y%,j w.t. U CflL5 MOM, I3 .90; 0 Months, $22.00;"Ye', $43.00, By Mail: Week, $1.l0;Month $4.75 6 Months, $27.00; .Year, $52.00. ___________________________________ Hom 2 - - or 831-9993 2, 19e0—g Code 305322.2611 Crenshaw. GOP Former State Rep. _~~ 1QW1DT ,C 1 n Style ' - ' American, National, -Tour .n ps 4WJ;.4% - - - • - * - - • . - I ---. . .- I . I , ----- Reggi ,Rcjgh -- -'c' ' -•.--. - . most ' .. to : even . ' - more sU?t' s ' - ' - - number . . - refugees to ' - passenger manifest as t y comic against effectiveness of an secretary of state - I National League Roundup Horn Hamm formation - JACK ANDERSON Another Cuban MISS'I' le Bu'lidup Slated'. ' - BERRY'S WORLD , — . • ." first time In aL5:: ::.- not " •• of • ____ r, war,a are so . ________ ' ' ' e' * ____ ____ —, ____ - '- ____ - - - __ - __ - - --------- - ___ - _;'_ - - - ____ ' ___ at -, 4: - --- -_ - : - ' ___ - - - - - - -- . - __ - ' -: _____ - ' - 4 ' ____ ____ ___ ' wes '=-'-- • J . -. . - -: • * ___ - ____ _ --\ -J'? - �sTIr' -- - - - -.-.--- -' - - -, - - I - - e - . - - --- - - -. W. - - -". - - A-Ive&nHsraId, Sanford, Fl Monda y, J une II U 'i~40i Sy - Brother- 71 Maui Leap., Standings UatW Press InternatIonal Hatiola, League East - L 01 26 18 .591 . 23 19 341 2 " 2 -537 - 21,3 Pitt6rilifes - . , v4stestreal ,Si. LOUIS - : KC Martin KCandRedfernMinn 6-2 Stone Bait and Norris, 63 Keough Oak 6 Earned Run Average astitl an 45 innings .pitched) 0 Richard, Hou IAS. Phil Palmer, mti 1.94; Welch, LA 2.15. Burns. 'I' American League -- N 16 29 .356 10½ Oak - 1.41 Burns,. -Chi West PCII. .396 -09 Gura, KC I.N. Keough . Oak 21 27 2 .374 National League .S6 2, Phil 91. Richard. - Carlton, 23 Hou r .479 " Blyleven. Pitt 59; Ryan. Hou Sin Fran 426 i mwvs . 11 26 .40 IV3 American League - * Guilry, NY 59. Norris, Oak 56. PliMburth 13. Now York 3 Bannister, Sea Sit; chlcijoS. Philadelphia and R.Mp,n kllrw,A9 5ISrSoI 7, St. - L0v11 6 12 Saves National League - Sutter. Cincinnati 7. San Diego 6 ChI 11; AlIen. NY 9. Hum., Cm Atlanta 9, Los Angeln and Fryman, Mill 7; Tekulve, San Francisco 6. Houston 2 Pit? and Fingers, 50 6. Mondays Games American League Farmers (All Times EDT) Chi 13; Burgmeler. Bas 9. Chicago (Krukow 35) at Stoddard, Bait and Qulsenber Monirosl (Palmer 3.1), 7:30 ry, KC I; Monge, CIev, Lopez, p.m. Dot and Gossoge, NY S. Philadelphia (Larch 1-4) at ittsewgh ID. - Robinson 1.l. 7:27 p.n. Chiscinnall (LICOSS, 4-4) at LOS Golf Angetei (Sutton 1-2). 5:10 p.m. HMO" 11111yan 3-4) of San "I lit"Wits lyUnItedPriiitnt,f'natI.nal Diego (WIse 2-3). 10 p.m. Kemp., - Atlanta (Nisliro 3-7) at San At B.ttsoide. Jv.iI FrincIsco [Whitson 2-5), 10.30 (Par 704 Ø.m. JoonM.han,, CralgSfadter '.3" 1141-271 Gil MOr;.n 71-44 70 70-27 American League JadkNewto 7241 *571-210 Si Utsst press Intlrnatlonsi last BoOGlIder + 70-7)-il 45-25) W L PC?. OS Hltelrwln 74-41-7071-211 TOTS Watson 71 *5 fl 46-Ill New YOIt 29 16 .441 Jay seas oa+r ;i....si MAwsuke 21 20 543 4l. Andy Sean 16 - 44 40 49-213 Toronto - 4 the Brave's record - • - - - - n fl .500 61i, ksten 27 24 .475 i' LarryNitson 5 it is .4" itt/1 XdFlori 0.ye$f0ckto., West MlkeMortey W L Pc?. OS BobbyWsItel Tomwtlskopf 77 19 .557 DiveHilI 25 23 .533 31 . Victor Ragslado 25 23 .371 3 Denny Edwards CieveInd tan City Oakland Chcao - - - litas 34 24 .300 1 23 23 .300 4 Calif Mliv 19 75 .432 2 1$ 29 .353 Siadays Results Milwaukee S. Boston S New York 11, Toronto 7 - Strnm hea r 1f'r,rI.,an I' . 74.7I-7)7I--7U 71-77 o7-fl-$a 73717074-211 11717373-71 3 7473 7t712SI j iJ 730-211 Morr is H.fatsky JerryMc0.s Today's Games - (Frost 3-3) (Stanley 2-5) at DoulTewnIl - - 1:33 + Dsr.PqN ClUSanis, SIS P.M. d at Cleveland, night . - 05gM Smith, LA - Crva. Nov tindiso, NY I Sffln*ft 111.1. . lyons. NY Fsrr Cardinals 42 ISO 47 .313 WaShington vmbrf. lilt 45 144 5$ .319 Dallas Ln*-x, Minn - YouW, Mu Cooper. Mu WPIIn, KC Remy. Boo 44 151 43 34 MInnesota 43 115 61 .343 Attqita 41144 57343 149 51 .342 SI.ttte 35144 10.312 Las A1soMi. - 34 ItS 39 ,339 VSflCOIJVS? 41149 30.336 Portland Trsnii. Del -' twlng, Oak - 37 125 43 334 Ns.b tins NatIonal League - Sthmuat, at and yeas, 70r9. +.+ Safled Ii, AS N H 32 5 421 3 33 3 II I "" WESTERN SIZZLIN 51104" iI D I I 0 itio - Win Cj ' 23 22 Ill TOTALS TOTALS 21 III Ill WtUtsSii - U77 - 70705274-2W 7173-7374._7p4 73-73-71-75-254 74-741431-15--m . 74 73-73 n 747373+75-3,7 74-73-7374-3?? 14-7373-14-257 - .35: Mclrlde. Phil 34. 73-7l.7$-75-5 - ..1 -'- Gould Williams Ilsisal TOTALS iswii I I I 2ss 4 1) Siylii I I I JO4I,1514I 3 2 2 vsiln• 32 I M.McGoyiqn2 15 55f5y 2) I L. Smith 3I1 CampeII 3 s e Hubbard 3ii si A. Smith 355 31 Matins Williams I I I 0. linneft I I Hark,wss 21 TOTALS 4114 II TOTALS a is Car • ward . 7S-?3-7l-74--)OI 1443."1111-303 31, Oliver, lix 34; Coopor, RICH WISTGATI AIR H PLAN TV 51 2 MIllan Hollowly Irmo 1 2 3 Daassts UMI, 5 2 2 laudK Al I H I I I a 3II - . ''''' 2 3 7 11 21 40 13 15 II ______ heat vibration and overcharging 4 7 II IS 13 3 5 I n II Wit g WI. OF GASP PS 1) I 27 4 30 II 47 1. ______ _______ As • Low As _______ . _____ ___ ____________ _________ ______________ ______ ______ ___________ _______ .' • , .5 - ____ _____ ____________ _.,. % ISI 51 FT . OM _____ 6 . 11 ,. I '. If ~) of $690o - ' P2237JR it 3995 i, ' $ claimed that he was maimed and permanently disfigured for no reason at all, as he MR CM 1788 "u"I.93 Fey 4 . Tf Ado Nttd#d 11 FET NtIded _______ Ci..+sFl I Nollenal, -League - LIP lore *1 am - Moçeno. Pitt 21; - Clo. Law, LA and - soils,, IF IS. ..Amerkan League - Hinder. - pen. Oak 23, Wilson. KC 19; _________________ _______________ 3 21 IS 31 41 3 1 II 33 is 4' As Clerk of said CISITSI Vi LOP GASP PS. IS 2 35 II 21 6 5 17 II II 3 7 IS It II 33 3 0 II 17 10 35 OF pilate ler a wtL NW 875-13 $24.50 i.so E71-14. 131.00 J3&O0 i. F7$-14 $33.50 $34.50 075.14 $34.00 $37.00 $3150 $34.50_ Cou rt 41~ 8Y PatrIcia Robinson Deputy Clerk , RICHARD B. OWEN, PA. CARROLL, JONES, ROOKS - Lu OWEN P.O. BOX 3$ GA SPPS. , __________ I •" Ain "I _jI'°°15 - .,:Sd 'F7$.lS • MOSIUS cars Foreigncarsatosgognon _______ ______ Front wheel drive and Cheveltes extra Parts and additional services extra if resteded (305) 534.3700 Attorney for Potltloner.Husbartl Publish May 12. 19, 14 & June 2. 1S50 DEW-17 Portland O••4•i $344 -- $31.00 - - - C a , WESTERN CYCLONE II Chicago 3.1.11 Angeles I (of) Ieedsys RowIte New York 2. Washington I (Shootosit), - - $5395 $5395 13s1 S Philadelphia 1. New England Last. CalIfornIa). lass Joel 2, In. I*manIinl,SanDis,eI, oft. $"" Tiesdiysla*. OsIca.oatMsmotsis - AA 55,5 - 4S1 CHARGE m APPLY TODAY ' FOR OLM GOODYEAR CAR CARDI P - . -. fpALwLil J1 PH. fl2..5742' SAN FORD,.., + FLORIDA And years old on April 24 of this year. It - recuperating at Ins home. b Pete was in a motorcycle accident on French Avenue or county to meet three times a still has RMW , .'.w I Charge AcCotrIt - , - - 01 It Pints e Matter Charge 5 American Espress Card Blanche • enezs c • -Ar and discussing solutions, and member club will meet the to establish projects that the tWrd Monday of every niouth %. . EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH - • .. Broke Ruled Baile.y u*ler level • Battery cable of \Iimth iev. Ioss has DEAR NEW YORKER: I told him he could sue If he set of By-laws, appointed a Hotel, Miami Beach, May committee to look into the and24. There were over 1600 scheduled format in the feasibility of jointly working Elks who attended the con- ye&ok. to (fie spiritual needs on a project for betterment of vention this year. I The public is cordially in. my daughter and her of the patients. lie is a women in the county, husband. The other night they City of Sanford lire- discussed business related to vited to the "Mortgage nian and pastor of the members of the 'army" 50 for half a chicken with all the trimrninQa There n_u..,... .....m u.. to. UuI4 in decorating. - A.B "Bart" Peterson III'- just returned tesville, - My from Chariot- Livingston, Va. where he served . 41 - ' 1 +.,_ _- _Si_ - , 5,', - `61 - * kIudes msis3 unions iris hgd ttuKk$ nease cii to. 4100onmen. BALLET'TAP• JAll' LADIES' MN'S EXERC6E - - ,i43 • 1. ftEj. - ., ' 0 + -' k .. . I. -. + - . _• -. - - ;._ - REGISTRATION i Walk Alone" 9 FRIENDS 1 (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (MON. TUE. THU. Fill) 5:00 ,5J 14 12) - 5:30 (52) ? 4)NEWS MASH 3 511 LOVE LUCY P4110 LOOK AT ME (MON) Q 17, HAZEL 14 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY 8:25 TODAY lNfl.0Ri0A 0000 MORNING FLORIDA ' q 14 TODAY 8:30 •Ci F1od 1hsab'es 0000 MORNING AMERICA ( 5TENNEUE1TUXEDO - - I (12) 17, LUCY SHOW 9:00 WED. Nw7 11522131103 4LLSEATS PLAZA In (12) (17) GREEN ACRES - JUNE MAGAZINE (ThU) lie YcAiodol!2ance LP[AL4I,'T) 7:45 ONLY 10:00 Ø(1ICARDSHARK$ itO. 10:30 I ('L'iJ -.'.- -' HOLLYWOOD SQUARES AUCE (R) (MON-WED, CdbdME.fh1t1 10,Ecmiccouppjiy(R) r _____ ____ __________ ACTION UXCITIMUNT 11:00 1ViLND3).. __________ ' $1135 327 I71 JAGUAR LIVES (DUGHROLLERS - - - tt ' ' - . , - , c. -, ' 'l------ . - -- -, -.. : --- -. ----:-- - -- --- ------ -.- -- - -- - p LOVE AT FIRST BITE 15:35 S . - --- - GOLIATHON _________________ 0?ulSTERAoGE(a) 17jIlOVl!• 323.1000 N ____ BU RN TO CLM - HOURS: SILENT SCREAM 9:30 4U5r 99 P:4SONLY TERROR $0 SUDDeN 105E3AME8TREET(R) 17 FAMILY AFFAIR .r _ FfAZA _______________ MAT 5)DSHAHI& FRIENDS 'IFYOU (RI (TUE-Fill) lL2)(ll)l DREAM OFJwNIE MIKE DOUGLAS -' MISTER ROGERS(R) 17 MY THREE SONS (MON. 8:00 r + HEROES Q5)HOGAN'S TOM AND JERRY TUE. THU, Fill) $)CAPTAINKAP4QARO0 5 NEW ZOO REVUE 34 10 ViLLA ALEORE(R) 1Oaop - - JUNE44 S .................4:3Ip.m.1:2Op.m. JUNE? ......................... ...9Ill It noes TO REGISTER CALL OR STOP IV - i WED-Fill) 7MERV GRIFFIN ( ( 5) BUGS SUNNY AND .j Ijj) ( 5) BULLWINKLE (1948) LIzabeth Scott. Burl LanCai- a 4:30 (3000 MORNING AMERICA - (0 0(4 BONANZA 0 THE ODD COUPLE (MON. 7:30 - . - (12) 17j ALL IN THE FAMILY --- TODAY Bal. DAYS AGAIN (MON, AND FRIENDS 34 I 10) SESAME STREET 1131 (17 THE FNTSTON ES (MOpI TUE, THU, Fill) MORNING FLORIDA NEWS MOVIE * BEGINNER'INTERMEDIATE 'ADVANCED * CHILDREN'TEEN'ADULTS, -- 1 Ø(4 ) TODAY IN FLORIDA _____ ____ Tee oasis. 5 ~ 0 HAPPY WED-Fill) 0 CBS LIBRARY (TOE) 7:25 5 WILD. WILD WEST 'Am hiss 'Olts aid holeS • FRIENDS GOOD MORNING AMERICA 11:30 (7)9 ABC (1 JUNE Yin THRU JULY 2nd 4:00 0 4 CAROL BURNETT AND 5)PORKYPIGAND FRIENDS 24 1O SESAME STREET (R) 12) 17 FUN TIME Vereen. Elayne Booster. Jose Mobna Florence Henderson (1)0 HARRY 0 A *Oman hires Harry to took into hot husband's frequent and mysterious out.oftown busi ness trips M ER DANCE . 14 10 SAILING, SAILING (FRI) )NEWS U 0 GOOD . 0 3:30 f( TONIGHT Guest host David Letlerman Guests Ben C -. LAST OF THE WILD ance Of Life" 0(1) -' .11(35) THE FLINISTONES U (Ii TODAY ) 0 MORNING NEWS - - 6:20 TUllE after next. . 11(17)BASEBALL(WED) 6:55 7) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 10 TODAY IN THE LEGl5LA . (THUI 34 ( (0) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL 6:15 Tradition The history of Americas is ,n.amined (Part 2) 14 D) 14110 TO BE ANNOUNCED PAINTINOWRU ,-12) 121(17) (17) FUN TIME (MON. TUE. THU. FAt) A ROAD TO THE WHITI ui-i, ,er S) 0)7) 0 NEWS 5) IIU 5) BENNY HILL + 6:05 11:00 groomsman was beautiful uo there. 24 10 FRONTLINE(TUE) 6:45 24 (10)A M WEATHER 14( 10)FAWLTY TOWERS for Terry and Stella, their lovely Moon, a former classmate at daughter, will be in town next Center College, Daneavi lle, week, so I will be "on Vacation." See you all week Ky. Bart said the weather as OICOUNTRYCARNIVAL(FRI) ( 5 J 0 HEALTH FIELD I !-) Q SUNRISE i(17) LISTEN (MON) ,11 17) WORLD AT LARGE (Ff1) o EDALLEN 10:30 Julie, his wife, 3:00 5)0 GUIDING LIGHT GENERAL HOSPITAL 7 !i) 1cASPER ODYSSEY JMON) 34 Purl 21)111 GRAHAM WILY 1!- (J3) CRUSADE '24 10) FAWLTY TOWERS ENERGY EXPO The It 1 Developing Energy Crisis A Long William brother, 1l) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 11, 17 FATHER KNOWS BEST 6:30 present energy situation - (W ED) 04 TODAYINFLORIDA ) that tickets be bought In butterfly masterpieces used 2580 Elm Ave., Sanford 1 ' /j- IJIIUII . TUE. THU. Ff1) 11 ( 1 7) WORLD AT LARGE (TUE) the Stnlinl when DonQvans LOUSin IS Put 00 trial for Mulder -. 0(4) DAYTIME ENMY AWARDS 12) (17)THE ATH L ETES ( M ON ) feels ' . 2:30 12) (117)i WORLD AT LARGE (THU) 10:00 51 0 LOU GRANT The Trib staff + -- ' - "". ' -. - - " '°' ' 04) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) 0(4) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) It '• 2:25 -)2) (17) NEWS ' '01 PORTER WAGONER (TUE) 14 (10) ISLAM. THE VEIL AND ' 1iRIN(3 LINE (FRI) 6:00 her influence ' - CER MADE IN (lEA. •..S 014) POP? GOES THE COUNTRY o Kensington General and shows will be some tickets available (1ut)y) King as the creators at the door, but it is preferred of the cabbage, rose and • ii(i7) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE, 5:55 9:30 ,. l ' (THU) $)QHOUSE CALLS Charloys old high school teacher is admitt ed cost is of visa • Carte c 5:35 --- W46ERT NIGHTS(MON) 24(1t (FAt) - . -- 101~11 Al ThE At ' 4 s Lif NCES P(WED) 12) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE woman and an American soldier 1111 11: (35) STREETS OF SAN FRAN' CISCO exert I0 (NOt?) 04 DAILY DEVOTIONAL him (Ii) s'OAs THE WORLD ;uR. kj)~%SUMMER SEMESTER SEVIERLY HILLOILLIRII . - .7 ¶ Q OP4E'LIE TO liVE (35 VANOYkE - 530 (including THE FUTURE Nancy DIL1401SUll the pending sale of Wekiva Burning" followed by a who did fio much to make this presides over a sessions at AmenRiver property owned by the chicken bar be que at the Elks the tmnt successful workshop can and Islamic women exploring but I would like to the vast differences in their life Club, d ecided the general Lodge on E. Second St reet ever put on, membership will continue to June 7, from 4 to 7 p.m. acknowledge Mrs. Edward A. styles -Th aroun iny .iOTHECATHOLIC CHURCH 9:00 • 0(4) MOVIE "Secrets Of Three over HOUSEWORKS (THU) 2:00 5:50 1- 2) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) that she can still 34 1 (MON) that he is as w I ld " ' - + IN' CAJUN(WED) .14 o 4 THE DOCTORS City Royali. Cincinnati Rods at Los Angeles Dodgers 1 . 5:20 are suspected in the murder of a sonic husbandsi . ' ' (MON) respectable suburban housewives cannot naine all tne , , UI 240jSTOc0NERT(MON) Q.SAILiNG(TUE) 34 tO I 0 A LITTLE RESTRAINT age of New York Yankees at Kansjs due to a deviation from the lie say's he is hII)Py that he can administer • 5:05 and athletics to got a job of imotime for 27 years shere county federation, presided "Smokey" Snyder, and Joe Sanford Woman's Club, I _____ I - - 1'30 ll 0 MARCUS WELBY. M D. ciscus, Jessica Wailer Three Federation (F RI) 5:00 (TUE-FRI) 17 (17)UNTOUCHABLES(MON), - J) 0 BASEBALL Regional cover. May 26, colunin about the representatives, Frank Florida attended the meeting. 34 IP) 8I1 MOYERS' JOURNAL + Lee Remick Upon her husbandss nnlease from prison,a young wits is _____ NTUES(THU) 3 MORNING Oops .- I roofed! In my - tftlngry Wives' (1978) James Fran. club and delegates (lie 'Woman's Club of Sanford t he m. • W 1,10 • h well during Ids stay Jeff Bales, the newly b' I'resident Timothy of Sanford, Altanionte Wilson of the Good Woman's Club, Casselberry, elected Exalted Ruler of Woman's Club and the Junior BPOE 1241, along with Samaritan Ilonie (MON) 14 (10) PHOTOGRAPHY. HERE'S TUESDAY Must Fall 119651 Steve McQueen, him Witso staff who cared f Ross has been selected SISTER, Inc., Woman's Club .l,(, .Q.$ o0wi' • 4:20 12(17) MOVIE Baby The flairs disturbed 10 learn so on 4+ DAYS OF OUR LIVES $ 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 12 (17)OPENUP work features reminiscences by his I e and his parents, Thoutm Garden Club of Sanford, those attending. ______ __ k RESTLESS 1 + ALL MY CHILDREN IT, 15 24( 10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC + potrait of the late' artist and his this meeting, served a saving help at the accident covered dish luncheon to site, as well as the hospital 100 4:00 - 7 + 0 TARZAN , Creeping Giants 83O women can work jointly to for this next year. ul to the policemen ISIØPHYL AND MIXHY Mikhy Garden gratef Members of t accomplish, each club par. firemen and ambulance at- gets depressed over having no and decides to quit c011ege ticipating as they wish in their Club of Sanford, hostesses for 'tendants who gave him life- own area. Representatives from the 'fhe Rev. liezeliah rt 1950(,,FRI) 17 (1 ) MOVIE (TUE.F RI) nagging Mr Oleson takes oft to the country where he meets and tails in love with a beautiful woman fl) 241 101 PICASSO A PAINTERS . +24 (10) BEN WATTENBERO'S 0 DIARY Filmed on locations ri .France and Spain. orry, Miller arm -34 (1) HERES TO YOUR HEALTH (WED) 24(10) THE VICTORY GARDEN 3:20 il (35) JIM ROCKFORD appointed cast, but has improved Our 9-point mllntSnanCe - k. an year for sharing of problems representative from each - grtly - - W a - duly lie + -I (17) MAVERICK established as a forum for g hler son and many all elected officers, committee. - representatives . of .as well as broken du coileaoues women's organizations in the chairmen, and the president juries bones, -...---:L--.-- - + 04ILITILE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Annoyed by his wife s does riot r etur ri t hi' testings lie wits in rItical condition, for awhile with internal ,in. . - $ 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 7 + J RYAN'S HOPE 24110) CAMERA THREE (MON) 2411 0 LOOKATME(TUE) The Gorgeous 1 0 MOVIE Iliss ilIWi 11936) Joan Crawto(d I i .inChot Tone trir's to pick up the pieces when Mu fulls iii los.' th a woman who and 20th Street. political orga.niza lion - 12:30 04 DAILY DEVOTIONAL $1 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI is now . is a non-sectarian and non- - 4- NEWS 0 2:00 FAMILY FEUD l( 5)MAUDE Andy sets his visiting sisler up for a hIt.' with Johnny then learns SIn.' ,,Iri'.dy mail.' i)I,lniS with Venus 3 (1'rrt'm'nt - 1, 17 MOVIE(MON) 1:40 8:00 cilim bb*I am Al akjvisnum lealtses Dual-Fr boll Datum for w,diSI vehicle coverage POP-in hub covers inc luded Lugs extra tSll WUcl deS alilellS Sdsil Mel 1:30 NEWS flic,rard Oilman 1111 perfect springtinie. Drive, - 11 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (WED-FRI) u.iri.t •17.(17)ALLIN THE FAMILY i W. Crys ta l . LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 7:30 - l.siitgsood. %% jilter Springs • 11 17 MOVIE (CONTD)(M)N. -7 QTOBEANNOUNCED Night Tde 1 (17) MOVIE 19631 DennisPlopper I Anders III 5)SANFORDANDSÔN MACNEIL / LEHRER Women's Be-ffe.rm e n Goa1 Of Federat on TOI t'• I 9 JOKER'S WILD - County Seminole The Federation of Women's Clubs, ' ,• +34 I 10) DICK CAVETT a • 5-0 PM MAGAZINE aum •T'aner,ss,onts,, Poo" sleww,g lIvid . J], A FACE THE MUSIC DA YS - Y ' 0 .7 0 NEWS 5 author Quentin Crisp clinical psv. ChOlO(ISt Or Ton. Grant I RI TIC TACDOUQH $ i THE P4EWLYWEDGAME - 12:00 CHAIN REACTION 0 8 -4) TOMORROW Guesis 7:00 Around Sanford leads. Nb - -ili. .j ,, .a.+ I, wuyu iv buy: Our Own Customer Credit 4 - - - -, In ____ '61's i The Ctas,c loOk 01 sOokes. Widi track ott. 5*11 RerTlOvIblenwe lace br oaSrcleanng Lug nuts extra his? us; W*. dii Nelde ISMleg Udaoss Sd dii arises tnd -- :J.TA1 . + - -AG!NCY1 '.,- - liii , (17)ILOVEL - AFTERNOON 1'OO Depression In Older People CCIIR, SUM WESTERN DISH $5395'iiii 3 KARNS II F 437 A super aluminum wheel' Dual-Fit' boil Dallern lot wide vphle lumen Caps in cluded, lug nuts cotta - - ___- . + 1111.1r.A. -_ 1217HEwS+ ...a.i1izr lec Ramsey SUSPeCtS that the apparent suicide of a 25-year-old man was actually a case of murder 24 110) ow sz,, i Now I Torenlsd.DaIiasI YOUR SUPER EFFORT TO PREVENT -- WESTERN WIRE X/ a , i-"i ~ . ,4 (1O)V I PEOPLE 12:25 12:40 REPORT (17) HOGANS HEROES •WI _________________________________________________________________________ Tampa lay 3. Tulsa I MsmdsLAftanfao Vitcouvar I, Detroit I MkWsogotal, Houston l (slioctout) Seattle LlecMstal .- - $ 0S"Q"wd 5, er ow'q. o.a'w 1 0 cas NEWS 1QABCNEWS 14 (W) OVER EASY , Clullis belonging to the Serninole County Federation of %Vornen's Clubs niet in Sanford for the final uneeting of the season. Federation officers. froll) left, , .111(1 %' Fallis,first tilice president; .Jean Fowler, pri-si(teiit -, and 11tith Johnson. I first i- ice president; discuss .Hy-Law changes. - IW W . . -. 11:30 5 0 NEC.,., RAMSEY Dete'ciivlt • 6:30 - Herald Photo by Tom Nstial 1.00 HURPYI AIF F?.JIX CATI IDflAVI - WW - 11 ill . PROTECT MOVING PARTS $2: Rouss, ,$IS(, Cm 4-I: Richard, Hou - eq I a WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q FAMILY FEUD tries to learn who is systematically murdering the members of a proud and secretive Greek family 0 -4 NBC NEWS ____________ ue SP Maudeyl Sanlos LA 41W lIbby, PItt 4-1: (Nesowssdsedelld) , $2.31 - .ONCE.IJPQHACLA$$IC -The Old Curiosity Shop Neil and her grandfather run away and stranger seeks a Iaw- ers help find them IPart 3 of IO))CC)lRl 1 (17)ANDY GRIFFITH 'LIFETIME ALIGNMENT + 0. w es ,.', to,.. Ca' ".,at 1001411,41:11 0.4 OW bwel 0-d ,'ni - .'ere,,. . .., ow,, 6o,. eq ',•..,, 01 ,Ii W'd ow,, soco,-. o, _______ - -: ,6~#__a -~ -:~' - . advance. $1.71 -• , $2.23 ______ [H7 . -. I? mrpe p., P... p. LIuderdsI.4, $1 $34.00 - _$37.00 $3400 - . ._ • to Lela 1. Ross and meet on the fourth Monday of Advance tickets will be sold 1Martha) Yancey, chairman to see the other woman wrapping her bare legs they have one daugh. • Octobe r, Fe br uary and May. by members of the lodge. The of the luncheon committee, ___________________________________ arid 100 to proper alignment ' inpei suspension and steering sy-tems Pot Calselberry, Florida 37707 . , they were playing, I happened ____________________________ Sal. Price no trade $21.50 ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. - Crvz. lea II, umbry, Salt 14, an. UlS. Ton 13. Pftcklag ViclIrks : Nplisna( Lad,ve - Canton, p 41suip It Saul - Psi $5 bos sites us fast ter Me rooms No lissm Issaw _______ ____________ __________ AZLIL r-i...- scheduled meeting. The federation was for bridge, and Just as I Freewill holiness walked into the rowii where Church, lie Is marrlett lnIw ted itas csg mr 1060 WLGP -OAIPPts May. 1910 awar ded let sack 11.1 scored up to a Ft. psiyMc,'rr,.pas.s se1 MORE JUNE liRE 5AVN.35! (SEAL) Liir1p lip enjoys t~e Christian over the business meeting Nicholas attended the Elks failed to give the proper credit I pled a new Convention at the Carillion I to the chairman and workers service lie perfornis. when the group ado had another married couple in $3988ALIGNMENT Sale Price 6:00 5 O7ONEWS ._. , to choose between having an oper. ation oi sitting on a rub ber pillow ft the rest of hiS lit iRl L 04- PJJ. CLUB . EVENING NEW YORKER DEAR ABBY: I live with LIFETIME0 . . . PRICE IS RiGHT o THE LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 7 -. 1f:50" Ti 0 BARNEY MILLER Fish has - handsome, amoral playboy (A) Mrs. Richard E. (Jean) Holmes, L.M. "Shorty" Women's Clubs District VII 0 MASH The stat? goes on been employed it the Fowler, chairman of' the Phillips, Guy Neville, Wade Workshop being held at the an all-out search for a home for an abandoned baby born to a Korean could call it "severance pay."(P.S. He sued and lost.) ______________________________ WITNESS my hand and the seal . ernployee wanted to, and If he won he wblcsm, ____________ __________________________ : _______ • - wasn't even Jewish. What was same action. Or 3,000 mks, MONDAY ter A mobster learns lhrough eiperence that his tough taCtICS don I work as well as they once did your advice and how did it turn out? I am considering the ____________________________ winio1w 00 Om 1 defenses, if having had him circumcised __________________________ yester Custom IS Polyester P1 us 12.93 Fe File Fred# N r _100d year! . DEAR ABBY: I was told that you once had a letter yvhen he was an infant. fie wer - . . - . So, Dear Abby', two lives in from a grown man who wanted to sue his parents for -- 1 411111., - 00 I I IF hontEiid 32707, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or befons June 14. 1950, otherwisea judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded In the .. . . I !,.1rflj!t'L4be sanfoTlI, FtLLL.tJJi( I .you for writing Your letter , i t.x. ItAll, HAROLD W. CAMERON, PARADISE, CALIF. 1 DEAR HAROLD: - _____ 0 + - remember you we ll. Than k 'dcl I.,, ' way 1742, Casselberry, Florida, t she has burned a candle for - me avery year on my bir- T' ft sastt 1 .'P O' osin tree bltiVy crick ! I". I + - Thank you and God bless Co 1-14. .. I ,. -1 . FREE INSTALLATION + ' . .'. ._%.E__' + of said Court on this 9th day of o - kindness and counsel. I1475 ' : S S IS IS II 43 Petition. i way. greatly enriched by your ______ ________ PA., Attorney for Petitioner, i 12 17 s 3 Central JOSE HERNANDEZ, whose ad. WI.OP GA IPPIi. diesels P.O. Box 3$. 390 S. High. 7 3 14 12 13 SI s s 14 14 II 43 -F- - • A - ; I Z. which you played a greater .part than you know have be en watering Slays clean in service. resists - ___________ _________ _______ _______ . Ji She had never married; . I . Flush top-se;l battery eliminates periodic checking protects against improper I I ., % - whole thing, but he sa ys g. traumatic time, Iwould not be nothing alive today, my book would What 'should I do? SEESTOOMUCII never have been written, and DEAR SEES: Don't carry my reasonably rewarding life ,would not have lasted as long tales to your daughter. lithe P6WERGARD 40 BATTERY - - , C .-. _____________ / :.J and support during a very television and wrote to tell me ' Savings Are Bustin' Out All Over! 'wRmialn,0 . - . - __ . . I . . -. "p she had often tried to locate ,, 11 . very '1onger young) found me become aware of it and again. She - saw me on resolve the matter in her own any, to It on RICHARD B. OWEN, 3 7 II 21 17 a :, as it has (I am 74). e book, the stretches things too far, your : As a result of th ,above-mentioned lady (no daughter will eventually ______ copy of your in . . 106 Hawthorne Street RosalIe Park. New Jersiy YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of 4 ago, distraught emotional state, I wrote to you concerning my involvement with a young ii, woma n.! was on the verge of suicide and your advice and support saved my life. So genuinelyrned , were y.i ttt,you,kçpt.rne,.. woman %ith the rubber legs v . About 20 ~- 4 11315-37 V - years 40 r 215 3 II •- -. . . - - AD I - . _-- .--. . . - TONIGHT'S TV. I A DEAR ABBY: 4 34 MI?5511 "" *1 - 31: Murray, Salt, Per ez, siludaeeverIImesaadsMel.i,ts.) Saturday's Nowits Sos and Armas. Oak 31. - Advice Given 20 go L'ife Saver - 1g N.ISou $ i Girdon 211 1 TOTALS SHADOWS - -- - Camefl STRONIERO. I II Viii? I II Mont •, , AIR H CARLSON t Coflon 432 -,a,, Aisles.. -f ItSIAW P al-le Siccip. '4)) LLOYDS FLAGSHIP 2II At R H BANK 3 it DistIl 4 I 1 CSSVIY* 5 3 4 AiNcrafi I 55 231 - - -Rlbions you during a Southern tour and then she stretched her Al I H Grady I I I Davis 311 Irady 3 5 5 Siwyir orson 2 II _________ 233 VestS, I I S Ivkur TOTALS 13 21 II SurgSi$ , Hampton I I i Minis .' 'you were taking at the time. legs like they were rubber and UcKinney III I 0 I Denmark Lawrenc, 25I 0. McXInIe 3 S 1 Neal 21 4 5 TOTALS Slyttto I55 I 5 5 Oalm ' Much has happened sin ce very determinedly trapped 2 5I 5 3 3 Stewart Springf ield laid 1 5 $ K. Griffin 12I 2 5 I R. McKInzie 4 2 3 Mclnurfl then, and I wan t to bring you his legs with hers' Ponder 3 II I 55 Turner STROMIIRG. FLAGSHIP 3I Jenkins 2 5 I Hutton Swains 2II I S I Isles Al I H CARLSONAI I H BANK I refuse to be in that Recently I wrote up-to-date: 21 I VanAntwir 3 2 I I I I - Fra nklin Hej 5 5 5 A. Turner Houck 2IS 4 I I Nancy 23I Smith a book (my first), titled woman's company again. I 5 55 MIclelek Rich I32 2 I 0 4 3 3 sere 514 ITUE) TOTALS 46 34 IS S111,10 Patterson I I I Yourshaw usterts I "Night Stalks the Mansion." never told my daughter why I I 131 •ray $1 IlytIss TOTALS 34 44 TOTALS -III Rebate 332 best-seller. It's dislike this woman so much, 41i It became a Springfield $ 1 3 Mans TATALS 311211 134 1 2 4 Massey PAGE'S Al N H KIWANIS Al I H Ponder 4 1 1 Jacobs Mitten IHAMPIS 4 2 I Neal pattow 32I Whiffet 4 1 1 Davis 4 11 I roaching the million mark . have such hate for her friend. SEMINOLE ANGELS 3 2 I Hottest 4 It Dixon Heuseed 3 I I Hill 4 . Should I tell my daughter? in sales! AD R H AUTO C. Sonnet? 512 MICHINI III Shoes" Wsde 3 II Lawrence I I I Carpenter 4a Except for your concern llee husband knows I saw the JOYCE ' $ $ 13 II Il II 3 $ Il IS II 23 ITIOS S' - III 4II 4 1' RUöI*11 Ill F iz RBI. I and JOSE HERNANDEZ, PotIt loner,Husband. NOTICIOPSUIT TO: - $ 1 14 14 13 Powh ': ••• • Hindirilil Monday, June 2, 1910-.IB EvenlnQ Herald, Sinford, Fl - : . _____________________________________ Respondent-Wife - . IV IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND ' FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. I0.SIS-CA.04-t IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF JOYCE HERNANDEZ, 26 Edmonton San Joe 1 1. - Legal Notice 7 7 35 14 25 San Diego 0 111411 7-7 •.•• IlI5 I t. - -I I sI•nclflald auvrt GaMin - SuA$IIIASTV - . ._ VES OURSEL -;T 1±t a. - . -- ± - 2" I1 Fisher I J,fl._ 4.33 rvw,v N,I$O.I 4 3 3 P. McGovern II I - . I :. 461 I I I , , 3 1 1 Allay Item*"" " PPIIIII.s I is mm*or Vinci . - I II, I I I 4 13 - ___________________ _________________________ 74-71-73-71-rn WI. -' AmorlCan League - Ogilvie, lk I 0A TOTALS SANFORD OPTIMIST AIR Ii CLUB IIS Hawkins *s I H Dasiba I I S McKInnsy 311 Cushing 3 II FisAir 155 N. Saucy 3 S I Anderson 1 31 LWIIkarson 2 1 5 He,WI 3s Jones 3 .. , T.SaIsy III l.MKInniy 321 lllniburg 2 5 5 Jackson I 11 - Anderson 21 I Roberts 311 K.Wilkersofi 0 I S Garm,ny I I TOTALS 1$ 5 1 TOTALS uiru ' Ni.s Steven TOTALS ac 75-73+7474-3,3 ____________________________ ortLuderdl California National League - Schmidt, Pbell 4: io, Garvey, t. PIsndikk, St,L 37; Smith, LA , I I I Ambrose SVINriand I I I I 0 1 I I I I &allow Copped" I I I i.w iii odesivi TOTALS 24 $ IS S I c.c,r.. _____ Americas Cs*firiscs last LA ii, Hendrick. St,t. I :: . 0. '' - AS It 4 iiI is III S I 2 L4Sa2 m. 3 , Ic plinec: 3 $5 , - ~ - __ . 4' Sox ORIOLES AI*H lEAVES Al H Haynit 3l Chadefolne i; IOWLIS Ill 556-4 IIAUN iii •LC'11 H - ove" -* I - 15 mark. Twelve- Oaks____ is _____ currently in second at 9-6 followed by Dittmner at 5-10 4 7 IS 31- II 31 - Phi5 17: Luzinskl, Phil 12; Tampa Say Now England Corny. W: kksgmin, Oil, Baker, an Smith. LA end Carter, Mil 9. ChIcago American League - Oglivie, ?MnsphlS Detroit - Mu 11, tudi, Cal 11, Mayberry, Houston -, Tar II: Jackson, NY, ZIsk, Tex I. - Corsicheles - 21 S Oswald TOTALS ISI 2 S I RIS1In, I I I I S Hogan 22 1 I S I Jenkins 313 2 I S Davidson I I 1 Davis I5I 311$ L, Hicks , 0. CIIIJIOIm • TOTALS 251412 Davison $41 IS-Il hitting Sunshine squad is running away with 7)74 72-77-214 F4.14.7710-71'1 s Soccer Rochester AmIrical League O Al H Pc?. Miller, Mu 43174 64.341 T Tulle - f . 73- 10. 15 74--"4 44 140 Ilearm, NY 9.3: __ 'e p-Bank In Sanford Leagu P DiMmer The heavy 75-73 7074-251 I rI r Mow LA VoteS. Tar 51gm - 44 139 41 44162 33.327 NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER 33 123 .323 LEAGUE Nots" coothireence 40 136 44 .324 Marriage has been filed against isis 43 14 53.315 WI. OF GA lPPts. YOU and you are nequlred to serve a 42173 $3.314 written 50.313 *.-drck. Itt. RueIi. eight 70 1577 72- 751 kOflWatkIn 171 63 . . I2.Pa-fl.74--peI inst Seminole Fire Equipment tt5 OcetaPiuls -+ Miller Major Lea,v Leaders Si United Press international DsIIDouglss RayPtoyd . (RIf laclvding night same) Scottsteqer Whieiarstewsrt Batting 'homsen (basod in Ill at bats) , NatWest League 0 Al H Pct. teSts Itt. 43 lii 43 .375 Hnmdz, St.L . _____ Jlmtenins Fr.dMarti Tesas at Chicago, night GrigPowirs Boston at Minnesota, nigh? ScoflStmion 11111 11100f York of Kansas City. DavidTho,o 1. - blast to finish the day with AlGolbirgir Seattle at Det ro it. night .e-.. 4 12-7 : i . 71 71-73-73-2,0 HarryTayior Leonard Thompson an OoM •I OITTMER 12OAKS SUNSHINE ARCHITECTUR. CAMP. AS I H EGUIPM AL - GROUND AS N H TV ENT Al I H ALUMI. LudwIg SI 4 Qiarborn 451 FinIiy 4 11 NUN 34I Al 1 H - UrpIty I I Turner Argrstt 4 13 Sp4ungfi.td I 2 I Settrns 3 I I Tray Turner .2 4 I Hersey 311 lrew 21 I 33 312 Inst Var-ass 4 I I DigMirty 4 I I Massey Harrell 5 43 Cncker Aivan.i.r 3 5 I Seward III IIS Cockentian I II Williams 20 1 I I I Pools Troutman 115 LaPslers Rewllnd 4 1$ 1 Miller 5tiniy I I S Smith OrIoles t 15 21 S Wagner Ortf$in 2 S S TOTALS 5i III TOTALS 31271$ Dearborn alien TOTALS 25110 TOTALS 16 16 14 7770 70 fl-2% MlkePIlcol.fte C81100if'rila of Torordo, night I . .. ._ • FIRS _____ Beau Dough Tom Kits Tuesday's Games Milwaukee at Baltimore, TirryDlotil 05gM Ilscs - I III third inning solo shot and a fourth inning three-run 73-757074-3% 73-iS?) 73-25) 13737374-253 fl'"-"--fl ' Cleriesiriwteas New Voe I -' i4s... city .._. M.M,-sC.bs rq1ss SEMINOLE slam, a 71734177-2% • 1411 71 72-2,1 72-75-71 71-251 70-77-73 71-29I IS-11 1jrj&_M Mirmisots IRed$ern 4-]), 5:30 D.ld!g..r P.m. a.. Birds I . Braun A14R1 1 15$ CIIiWSY Robinson Ramass.r I S S SuIt Ir.w Champamsnsl Ii Nelson I 5 I pffi4,q Msthiwa PIamton I II Hicks -uJ +.r ... . iii V BOWL Al I H AMERICA jk5m0 Dittmer got Just two hits in Its 12-10 wIn over Seminole Fi re Equipment. For the losers Billy Varnes chiding a first inning grand Non Streck Boston League. 7411-72 71-2% 71 7Ofl25O 7)724-71-2% ext, ____ KIWANIS Anton Massey popped a solo 7,7473. 1-2,0 Tommy ValentIne Seattle (Honeycutt 7.1) Hubsirtoroon Detroit (Morris 5.5), I p.m. WeyniLesi at RonTerry (Matlack 3.11 Texas ChICW. (SWiTtgodent 1-2), AJO SkeerfefHsath - - TV scored a whopping 13 runs In the second inning Saturday to notch wins in the Paola Little innings and Sunshine homerun, Anton Cockerhan blasted three homers, in. (Oarland 0-0), 1:30 lobEars I + Dittmer Aluminum came up with five rti first and fifth 75 73.7072-2I 7S 70 73 733,0 . :Ookland (Kingman 0-3) at MikeNeld ~ .. ,. • s. 7) TI 71 71-715 Mark P151 pm. lurnilum "' uns 'hine 1aIc_es 73 74-71 11-221 75 73-14 67- M JotwiFought ArnoidPatmaq Torsrdo (Lou 1-0), 7:30 p.m. - - 1 C UBS - - S ners. 15707) 73-215 Milwaukee (Travers 3-2) at Jacklennw - - California '• another double for the win- 77 70-7S.fl--45 7770 73-715 LannyWadkI,ss 1ailimore (Stone 4-3), 7:30 p.m. S.. 77-47 73 72-715 Mark Williams added yet 737111 74-215 Siaveverlato - (kII Times EDT) Iiinuiia us' 774-241 7447-75 7I--715 717371 7-h21 counting for three RBI while JockRonsser HowardTwitty bin A...l ul rJUIIUU Hersey belted out a pair. It was extra base hit day in Sunshine TV's V-I 1 win over 1. Oaks Campground, John Ludwig doubled, Tracy Turner accounted for.a. . double and two-run homer, Troy T ur ner doubled, Shawn Briel added a pair of triples, Mark Harell doubled, ac- it 77,7444...7$a BlllKratocf - rain - .. Baltimore at Minnesola, ppd., LIridyMItler - .'W 10 run fif th inning Friday and held on to score a wild 17-16 win over Flagship Banktohlghlightactionjnthe Sanford Women's Softball outa 7345-73 0-751 71140-73-71+7 OsaHaidorson Jerry Pate 000rp.rcha George Burns JlmCoIberf JoMCooIi ,.. IN 8-3 and give them the season series three hits each while Arthur 7141 70 7)-214 7111 075-717 iC, Snood Chicago 6, Kansas City 1 IllICllbee katile I. Cleveland 7 - bob5asw00d Tes..is 7. Oakland 3 Donianuary California at Detroit, Md., Gary Koch - - -- to 73-11 a 72--M 1041 71+14-213 72 73 71 0-255 73 71 75 47-353 + - SittIe - 7171-72 45-313 21 21 .447 Dertroe" + 71-72 770-7$3 7370 ArtIeMcNlckt, uA It It ep., Stromberg 0Otslugs - - -. . '• - - - Meiner's Bar*ue Cubs edged the Farr Insurance Car- Matt Breen helped the effort with a pair of singles to boost t .- .- F- dinals - 7-6. T.J. "Bird" Scaletta belted a single, double and triple Saturday tospark the Braves to 4-2 wlr over the Phillies. : Los Arq CWicl : Houston -• - .- edge. ov the tiillie 2-1 Mark F'owler sparked the Phillie's losing effort wi th a pair o(hlts while John Ambrose cracked a double for his 6-3 squad. Rounding out Altamonte action David DavtUa crossed th e plate in the bottom of the fif th wi th the winning run as the - Yly -- • Boost ' . The other half of the Cochran connection, Craig, went 2.5 at the plate and belted in a pair of RBI while the Perkins duo of Tom and Willie accounted for another four hits and Pat Rurkhartaddeda double. 1144; -. Acts The Braun Cajillaç Oriojes maintained their one halt gaiTme lead for (he second halt major thathplOnMtip Saturday by posting a 12.7 win over the White Sox in Altamonte Little League action. Mark Cochran picked up the mound victory for the Birds, his sixth of the season against only two losses A - - ' - TSCb . - mo EBOAR M . :•'••• -. -- - --' - �:!-• _.r .. V V -' ''- . V - - VV V V;. V-'--.- - V • -. . — - .. V• V _ •* - . . . -. . -- --.- - .. -- - - - -. — . -. . - . , -. -- - - -. ..-. .,. . .,. V-V-V-V .-- V - - - V - t 4 VV_.----. .- • - _____ V;V VV - - V -. V V_• - . - - _ - ttV1V;.. . - '----- - - .. V V _______ •' . - V 1 . . V •V' . . - V-- •.. ' . . - .. - V . — - VV . .- -' - - _ -. - -. -•-.- . V - .VTV - - . - • V . - . , . - . V V -. -. V :. . . . . . - V ___ I . 1 ' '' Hit-aid, ________________________________________________________ 2B—Ev,ng Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jun12, ifto S - Legal-Notice- ______________ . - - ___________________________ V - - ° V 83 -9993 V VCLASSIFIED DEPT. ______ ___________________________ Kids gone, but the swing set in theback yardisn't?SeII itwith a want ad. Call 322 2611. RATES - - V 321-0759 V ___ •_______ - - V - YOUR CHOICE FCk THE FUTURE _______ ________ ' _______ All With Good Terms REALTY WORLD. iS ACRES IOOV EvenIng Herald, Sanford, FL paved road - __________ 66—Horses V • _________________ V - - - V V - AND • BOARD OF COUNTY In myhome COMMISSIONERS - _ —.--- - - 9_cj fls,jpg HEARINGS missionersof Seminole County will hold a public hearing in Room 203 the to , -. Legai Notice and rezoning of the described Publish May 26 & June 2, 1910 DEW.1l property. - AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SEMINOLICOUNTY ORDINANCE 77.23 WHICH BOARDOPCOUNTY AMENDSTHEDETAILEDLAND backyard sale COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC - - CITY 07 LAKEMARY, NOTICEOF PURLICHEARINO TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN proved with a convettlence food Inthe general location of El Capi- Consisting of. .7 acre. (Further by the City Council of the City of store known as 9250 Bear Lake tan Drive and Florida Avenue, described as in the general Winter Springs, Florida. that said The South feet of the Northwest '.. the Northwest - - sa.soo, . 'cIered land! Custom - - CORNER 75TH ST RMOI s?9.9oo - - ZONED NEAR MAYFAIR Country family rm, fireplace. Central HIA, on cul-de-sac, $450 mo. 322-6952, OwnerAssoclate. _______________________ Sanford Area, Clean 4 BR, 28, ___________________________ SANFORD AREA. 2 Bdrm, 1 Wig. FURNISHED. 1 Bdrm W-W carPet, water turnisPsed, organize, coordinate, gen skills, deal with people SaId property mrscommonly known is South of Lake Mary Boulevard wIth 200 feet frontage '------ 3 Bedroom, 1 balls, urfllsPsed. $300 a month. - CABINET MAKER .AN ORDINANCE OF THE on Lake Emma Road helpful gen. helper, many benefits, REALTOR 333-9253 strong back 3222420 ' 4 -. - bmL-l*tan ,sfalsmssta ' heard gaIly.- - - - - -THIS NOTICE Islo be published las*t fIfteen (15) bayt prior to thi heard orally. appearing - at live hearings may written statements or be' in the Evening Herald, • dais Of the PublIc Hearing, and thg I,.ardaraLtht.Besrtot Cafly newspaper of general cIrculation- 'onnersoI tIe-nil pptComMTh1bBa'I -of Seminole heard orally, 912 fruch ' _______________________ fl -• CommIssIoners of SemInole (ounly,Fiotldl. . Jr. ArtMIfVH. , eickwith b- ,' ;ciom.seerdOt...-. . - "By Joan's $C. ICrI -- " Florida by: JoAno K. Hats Oupoly C13v& publish AprIl- 31, 3 June 7) 14. ICCO 'ublisIs: Jum.s 7,16, 1S DEU-91 - D.psAy ---- --- --- Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida. . Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. -Clerk- totheloardol. - - - s.minol.County.. Florida j'-. - Artlwr H. kcwith, Jr, Clerk to tisi BOard of COuflIy , ComedsslsnersQF:: - PREPARED fifteen 115) days prIor to Ihe time copy of this notIce astheir address of the public hearing. may appear on the iat$6 DATED tlsli 25th day of May, valOf'em tax recorda 1fl0.-- -DATEP:Msy2L 1560 FLORIDA 5.oflhssole Plorido " By: Mary T. Norton. By JoAn's K. Hare . City Clerk OspOfy Cierk. .0 Pl,bIith June 7) 1980 Publish April21 $ Jun32, 16, 1C1 , DE.)2 DU.10I - County, - - - V .' - , . -- FLORIDA By: .s- CormioMai,r. City Clerk . - -- FOR 3 - Estate Wanted V ____________ V 145.000, : V : - BROKER 24i9S.MyrtleAve Or!arido Sanford V - , I ' . V River, $27,500. CAll 327-3909 - - - , - nite&weekonds , June 7, ' DEX10 :, - - - - - V V •: V Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized. last-lependable Regular or 1 limp ri,jj. Wedowashwinciow, 677 S89.4 _____________________________ _____________________________ ______________________ ---- Cleanifl9 1I 11)? JE ISIREAM IND Mildew Ott Moot. Cxl W,iIls _________________________ _____________________________ Senior citizen diScount Free pI rORMERLY Harriett-s Beauty - AUCTION SALE WED. 7:30P.M. ' ______ ________ .. Insulation - SAVE ENERGY A DOLLARS' BaIt & Blown CUSTOM IN SULATION CO 32) 1l8)or 8)1 1228 Free eSt _________________________ ARPE & F URNI TUR E CLEANING 834 8397 Ic 331 1817 -- - - ______________________ - - V __________________________ Ceramic Tile - ________________________ ,- , Mowing. Edging. etc. I Trnt', Vacation or all season - DOOR PR liES MEIP'ITZE P TILE Hwy 16 West. Sanford 173 56,10 I ' Elf. 0 LAWN CARE Mowing Edging Trimming Sod & Mulch General Cleaning & H,luling )?J 0119 Free Est 3)9 71l 25 yrs Exp 869 8562 - Clock Repair - -- , - GWALTNEY JEWELER - . - - ' - _________________________ ___________________________ I For Estate Commercial & Residenliai Auctiàns & Ap I - V Bulldozing Clñrinii"'TTackLe Service Ditcti,'s, culverts thds Call Oil 2495 _______________________________ I - V Land Clearing - ANDY - SCARPEr CLEANING Stwcial Rates for Complexes ret' Estimates 030 0070 74 mcd 8. large items. Something for everybody J - Tint & Steam extraction ' MUSt LAI(.t1 UP ON CON SIONMENTS All kinds of appliances. furniture, bicycles, apt size electric range & gas range. plus - - , - V V - -. _____________________ liP JOHNSON 8. TANK Gooiirnotor.Longthafl,5225 Call 327 2501 , ROBSON MARINE 2927Hwy 1797 MON., JUNE 2,7 PM . _______________________ 57—Sports Equipment ---- __________ Tunnel Professional iaiom Beautiful Retail $700, Sei $100 Ph 373 88)/ alter 6pm _______________ - - V --- ---- I delivery & tunIng, CANNON MUSIC CO . Longwood Village Shopping Center. SR 434 I block E of II 3)9 5900 ----- 60—OffiCe Supplies - - - _____________________ Like new couch wIth 2 matching chairs & ottoman, 2 glass top end tables $300. Ph 372 9094 mattress & rails, good con _____________________________ dition. $125 Call 377 403$ ____________ ______________ &7 _____________________________ - TERMS ___________ _________ V staining _______________________ V bCSf 86? 5597 PaInting & Repair _____________________________ Trent Painting & Repair' lntt'riorO. Exlpror Free Et I?? JSSI __________________________ Groomnlng& Boarding _________________________ Animal Haven C,rooming a. • boarding Kennels Inside 8. outside screened runs, Oft Photography Hey kids Looking for an extra dollar' Ask Mom & Dad to let you have a classified ad Cullum Free ericjacjernpnt Photos or color SxiQ 3238258 Remodeling - ISO TO5SOOCASH For unIt cars & Irucks PAINTING QUALITY New rms. hI & halh ren,,odei,, replaces We handle the 0. Repairs. Plumbing, etc Free V V _______________________ ______________________________ I -- - ______________________ shady kenneI, circulating tans Also Air concjilioned cages We cafer to your pets 377 9797 V TRUCKS Same day service 3737785 60.A—Business Equip. 74 & lxi's, '71 V izing in repainting, ill & ('xl wallpaper. w,ill tt'iincj wood Free [f After yøu - V OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices V & mildew removal _____________ RE El NISf4ING Touch up & misc repairs at reasonable _________V __________ 71—Junk Cars Removed - $399 tc5/Tlur, LicenseU& Ri'ason.)ble, Quality F ree Est6.410048 - • Furn. Refinishing P more room for storage Classitied Ads find buyers fast to ______________________ ,j ACR ES TALL PINE, GENEVA. 17, - -- Trailer. Loaded, extras, with 71 Chevy Stepside Truck 19.000 mi 57.500 3229501 _____ - 3' - For Sale IS' Travel Trailer Fully Equipped, Air Cond 5950 Call 321 0905 - OFFICE FURNITURE d0Complete Offices 3)9 7070 LONGWOOD - . -- 75—Recreational Vehicles - P ______________________ OSTEEN. 1)2,300 CASH- - _____ Wt..SUNMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 311-315 E' First St 322 $622 7i, ACRES WITH 311' FRON - sraping decorative fireplaces (in stalledl Call )ohn 33) 0377. free estimates. _________________________ V 423.4832 T & J STONE CO. _______________________________ avail - WELL & ELECTRIC, NICE 327-7064 TREES, ZONED MOBILE, OUTSTANDING 3 B&m, 2½ baths, S yrs. young, custom 'larg, fenced landscaped yard. Convenient, Choke location. $76,500. 339 0506 E. AltamonfeDr. ' ' - l0CompleteOftices 3397020 F RON TAG E PINE & CYPRESS $1,000 PER ACRE, TERMS. For Sale UIectofficeeqpt. Detic, filing cab. & chairs. Many NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792. So of Sanford. 3225721. BILE HOME, WELL, SEPTIC & HORSE STALLS. GENEVA CALL32I-S774 NOW :,,,,, .10 ACRES, SOME WOODED & SOME FARM' LAND, ROAD FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO. $6,000 PER ACRE WILL DIVIDE. V 1 Bedroom Home with Fireplace. Near church & shopping. A;surnable mor tgagg. Priced at only $23,500 - repossessed, used very short lime.Origlnil$593,bal.$lIIor ,..-.-.V my a.jfl - seen at Apt. 10, Bamboo Cove Apts. on weekends- _____________________ _____________________ FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL e* interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand n,w top line bedding only! Free sets _____________ _______________________ ______________________ - local delivery. Nail's Sanford Furniture Salvage,11.92, So.ef Ca11322'2501 Larpenlry, Painting, Maint of all types Lic Bonded 6038 Insured 1341)99 I Man. tivalityuperation - - - _________________________ Roofing !"OOFI N - etc Wayne Beal 377 1321 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES REMODELING&REPAIR .- - I ios S S.nfont Ayje S.nfomd.FIo,4d33771 I - - __________ __________ ________________ Table $316501 . _____________________ Weing CA (1va ardefl APIRTMENTS Bottom. We d it All. Home Repair & Remodeling. Fences, roof, carRet, plumb, patio, etc., etc., etc. Chances are It __ - "' SERVICES UNLIMITED weldingdone,515.coperhr 3720771 Inside or Outside, Top or ' --_______ With papers s SERVICES UNLIMITE(1 New or Old, Small or Large, -- 6S—Pels.Supplies 5ec.s4., Home Repsir V __________________ __ COME & GET THEMI' OF SAMFORD REALTOR . Cawnmowers. We sell the best & service the reSt. WESTERN AUTO, 301W. 1st St. ______________________ Sanford. 3231721. 14 ACRES TALL PINE & OAK IN DELTONA. $1,000 PER LET US HELP YOU 4'4 Directory Home In-ements $60,000. Phone3227UI,Sanford I ________________________ -- NEED A SERVICEMAN! You'll _____________________ IOACRESHEAVILY WOODED JOHNKPIDERASSOC, x A OK TIRE 322-740 NEW TIRES $19591 UP- ________________________ _______________________ __________________________ ____________________ - W.GarnettWhiti FromlIOtolSO Call 322 1624. 327 4460 1DRAWER FILE CABINET HERB'S TV V didn't work. there wouldn't be any! ___________________________ _________________________ __________________________ Lovely quiet neighborhood, $34,000. ment 327 5990 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? --- - - 3 BEDROOM CB HOME p " ACRES. REALTORS V 1SxiS tire. Floor sanding edger, shallowwell pump. 562- ____________________ V ----1 Window S. Screen Repsir- - _____________________ 24hr.322 077) - ________________ - . . - -V- - . - - i v-our scfwvls - S1-A--Furnitut 322 3353 322-3772,3220779 , BROKER , - Low Own Payment V Cash for - PI1 S 1*80 p.m. Wssitays your lot! Will bgild on your V Enterprise. Inc. 1M.defitxt,ReaItor Lal_id),. - - - SEIGLER REALTY - - - Sanford 331 0440 ' :'. ____________________ IF1RREI OFFICEFURNITURE lOCompiste Offices - Orlando Iweeksold,$50eath GERMAN SHEPHERDS— PU', I wIts 3s. G ' 337-137) ____________________ , 3321012 - '•' $Pc.woodsnDlnitteS.ts.table & 4 chain, $50 each. foIl's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. - 52$. of S-anterd. 327-5721.' - - camnenion-watctsdog. Need lovIng families. Black, Ian, black & tan, 323-096). •SfudIe — 1, 2. 3 SR. SuItes SUafvra,—Adult.Fainily 'IPeal — Laundry •OuleI — I . Story 1505 W.2SthST. ' SANFORD 322-ION HomeRepair&R,vnod,ling 2lhr;. ' 322077) - ______________ t a1soPATI0000RS 3221343 alter6 . A - ' .. V 4 ', ' V . - .;',•'Vi_,, - . V ,' __________________ f '- - bDIGI 226893j -. I - I V - a._ ' V - . 'S. / . V - l _______________ --V- - ______________________________________________________________ , , . . _____________ _________________ ____________________ . , ---' - FACIA BOARDS 519 00 - OFF ICE F URNI TORE 40 Complete Offices I V PAINT BRAND YOuR CHOICE) --- 59—Music,al trchandise NEW SPINET PIANOS— Full 5998 Console pianos 51195 These are top name - Exteriors 999. ______________________ The King of The Rock All types of stone, interior exterior, Commercial - _____________________ I ELECTRICAL REPAIRS & SERVICE Lighting Ceiling& Altic fans & times 21 Hours Local Call 678 6927 ________________ V , V Painting - _______________________ ___________________________ The sooner you place your' classified ad, the sooner you will get results, - - after 6 Electrical S Cash Door Prizes i $ CASH.VISA-MC$ SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S, FRENCH AVE. 323-7340 1 _______________________ I \ ______________________ ______ _______ PLASTIC AUTO TOP CAR Somebody iS looking tor your bargain Offer It todasi in the Classified Ads. 322654$ ' Lawncare&poolrlean I Time or Regular Peas Call 313 5157 or SAl 0708 VlJQ,j( PATIOS - - SIDEWALKS - change. Used- -$16. Exchange. 1109 S Sanford Ave.. 373 1910- - Coflctte AUCTION 16' BONITA--45 hp motor, dec. start H D Tilt trailer, $800 raIl 373 3379. ArmyfIavySurplus ilOSanfordAve 322-5791 50. LAN&F'O() ______ F U RN%TU RE ________________________ ______________________ V 'HUI2SO _______ _______ _______ _______ _ ad call your friendly Classified gal at The Herald. 3?? 2I I, or 831 9993 - 1, WEATHERPROOF—MOLDED 323-5200 3$O3OrlandoDr. VA& FHA Financing incomet drapes, range & refrig. ___________ Coin.toE. Care for sick. Exc. Ref.. Pts.33l.OSh V House Cleaning to 30.000 BTUs 90 day quar Sales & Service, Orlanrtc, Room Comfort Center. 2485 John Young PItw.xy 798 6077 - - - OFFICE FURNI TURE lOComplete Offices 339 1020 LONGWOOD MORE, front I. rear BR's. xcellent I or S BR, 2B, CH&A. carpet, ____ ____________________ V Kids outgrow the swing set or' smalt bicycle' Sell these idle ___________________________ OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Ott ices 339 7070 LONGW000 ------- See our beautIful new PROAD . •, V Bdrm, Fireplace, formal ' OW' how's of OpsrtIea - V OF F iCE F URNI TtJRE 10 (ornplète Offices 3)9 7070 LO-NGW000 . ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—i Bdrm, 2 bath, was $33,000-' Plow 130,000 - - -V V V OF F ICE URNi TURE - REALTOR. 377 7495 CONDO WITH POOL—LIke , V ____________ ______ Beauty Care WANTED used refrigerators worinq Orrioti 4lo FOR SAL E - reconditioned _____ :-.- - - _________________________ _______________________ Orlando 896 3860 TOmorrow may be the day you sell Ihat roll a way bed you've nowtmeretoroll away If you . Spring is here and it's a g time to choose a new home from the pages of our - - location, all amenities, central air only 4 OFFICE FURNITURE loComplete Offices 33 7020 LONGW000 Mobile Home double wide, Call Bait - Central Air, screened patio, nice tree shaded yard. Only •,, - possible. 831-7933. convenient location. Fresh as adaisy with brand new carpet. vinyl & paInt throughout : FHA.VAor Assumption. Won't -------- -___ __________ " -. 72—Auction — MOVING SALE Pit group. $175 Dinette set. 530 Tent, 540 Screen rn-i - 525 Bookshelves, 510 Weights 0. bench. 5.35 Dresser. $20 Bunk, beds. 515 1718612 - __________________________ I - ________________________ NOW FOR SALE MODERN 4 Bdrm, P7 bath WINDOWS. SHELL ONLY Iastl - MEN'S SHIRT SALE $2 each - DELMAR '73-12'x52'. Complete set up- Carriage Cove. Central LONGWOOD $3) 23/9 V V V V refrig, freezers, water coolers. r"-sc Call 3?) 7186 anytime VV in BuiineO osni Florida Mortgage Investmecit. 1104 E )2'x60' 3 Buirm _____________________ IPild Vacation -. person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Canter. 950 Millonville Ave. . - ____ - Publish - : I V _________ _ Ooc1 I 1L Air Conditioning - arrys Mart 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the linestrin used furniture. Refrig.. stoves. - also make Real Estate & pasture- $250 mo. ' $130 security. Inquire at 18)3 - Summerlin Ave. 3 Bcfrm, 2 Bath, carpeted, CH&A. caroorf, $11,900, assume 115.000 mtg at 7 pet. WOODED CORNER LOTNEW LOG .WALLS. TRUSS ROOF, DRIED IN, DOORS & tive 3 bdrm, 1°, bath, central H&A, w-w Carpet, kitchen equipped, single car garage, SOBIKS SANDWICH SHOP Oft 4$ Is dng applIcatIons for fy11 and pert time em. ym.nt. required, we will traIn. . - ' - - V V - ________________________ 4An-CO(Ofl'gI'gUnn GENEVA'- SUN, CROCKETT LOG HOME OWNER MOVING V An. Your Future Our Concern - . *ubmit. - V V - ______________________ ______________________ ---------, '1 12Reg.-2Wk&aIary—Terma . - - , - ______________________________________________________ Cash 322.4132 - , - Range, Several Sets of Lined - . - tires $2050 Call 670 2116 I 1w1I _______ 47-A--Iiortgages Bht V 42—M*ile Homes TheTlmeTestedFirm RegRealEstateBroker 3 BEDROOM WITH EAT-IN KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH, NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. Multiple Listing Service - Cashiers Malt - Waitresses - -- V Companij V REALTORS aid stroke victim, E.Z lw's - - _____________________ ___________________________ -- statenwmds to — . V V - V - S 339 /020 L ONC.WOOt) ______________________ ______________________ _______________________ I A l5O'xl3O' FOR COUNTRY LIVING NEAR LAKE JESSUP 1.32500 - SIVERARILITY, CONFLICTS Council. the Lan4 Extension 30g. obtained by contacting the L obtainid by AND EFFECTIVE DATE, Persons not able to ittend the 0eveiopm.ntManaerat V bevetopmeestManagerat3fl4330 THIS NOTICE shall be posted in A copy of said Ordinance $hali hearing who wish to COn'imffSl on Extsn$ign 306.' ExtensIon 306. . (3) Pu C14aC11wlttsin Dig Persons not able, to attend the tM proposed iclions may submit Persona not able to attend he be available at the office Of the three hearing who wish là cOmment on written statements to the Land hearing who wish to comment on City Clerk of the City of Winter City Of Like Milhj, Florida, at the Springs, Fl., forall persons CitY Hall. and the,prOPOs,dac$$Ons may wbmlt 0,vefopm.ntDIvI$Ionpriortothe theproposadadions may wrfllen Evening Herald, a newspaper of Ih..Land sclsedulldpvbllc hearing. Prio1 written statements to liii Ln4 desiring to examine same, _994 7sI,a.neWlypainted,lgeunit. I 579,900,56,900ctown. 17957766 ___________________ Additional information may be anthaabovecaptlonedordinance CODE OF ORDINANCES EN- heard. Said hearing may be TITLED "CANVA$$ OF RE. continued front lIm. to time until obtained by contactIng the Land and rezoning. I BAKS __________________________ scmethlng wonderlul is abb,P WGarnettWhite,Brcli,r - Color portable 5o-scelIa 3 BEDROOM ON CORNER homesite. $13,500. only 1.350 a month. I - - Charm of the good old days. 179,900. porch, utility rm & air. SERVICE PERSONNEL of to review, hear comments and Board of County Commissioners to review, hoar comments and NANCES. ENTITLED "ELEC. is possIble, if which time in. to the TION BOARDS" AND SECTION toreited parties for and agaIit make recommendations te the on the above captioned ordinance make recommenda$ic appearing at the hea'Ings may - V FURNITURE 8. THINGS SOOS Sanford Av Sanford 32) 6593 - ... 1101 N Mills Housing Authorily 305 323 9615 ---------"---Save your credit Will make' ' - 32) 0500- commonis j V - 1971 El Camno'Classc. AC. AM V ring No down payment Pay 51)1 or 511 menthly WANTED TO BUY ilomes in the City ol Sanford for rehabilitalion prolect Will pay uP to 110.000. mayb, more - Whrp you place a Cl.Js3ified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay 7 BEDROOM FRAME ON 7 . ,, - every Wedne%ay a V$ p m Its theOflip one in Florida You )55 tli for further details Ph 3fl 213 - TELEVISIQNRCA ________________________ 372 1998 - Harold Hall Realty References, 322-1477. 322-5253 __________ 2525 SANFORD—) Bdrm..air 1. heat, w-w carpeting, $300 mo. + -- 'hrouqf. the classified ads 'ouay's paper - or S bdrm. 3 bath. large family rm & fireplace. near island Cts 5119.000 Sanford complex, 330) S. ,. I I Sanford Ave. Models p.m.tospm.d.11v&sund.v. i For more Intormatbon call 371 rear schools & golf course In alloLsssthe EastMfe*tforroed North of Longwood Post Office.) hearing at the CIty Hall. 400 N. Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, 'thereof In SectIon 16, Township 20 (DISTRICT No. 3)' . - - 70 VUSTAPIG HATCHBACI( 6 -yl automatic. stereo. ci cellent rOod $5800 670 79t7. - Antiques; modern furnitures Sterling Silver. Oriental Rugs. Diamonds Bridges Antiques .%gent 339 0386 -. CALL ANYTIME V ____________________ Sanford, or as soon thereafter as pOssible, County Courthouse, Sanford, FLORIDA, AMENDING SEC. at the CIty Hail, City of L..ak.e Mary, Florida, at 7:30 P.M., on FlorldaonMay7,llSOat7:30P.M. to review, hear and FIorldaonMay7,1tS0at7:P.M, lION 2.32 OF THE WINTER V .. V3)37534 V - V ________ -' •EOROOM FAMILY ROOM, ZONED C 2.521,000. 2565 Park p APPLIANCES Sanford Fur nitump Salvage 3ñ 1721. - _______________ - - V decr,t'o? plEg.: 8. muth.more. AIR 8. HEAT. NEW APPLIANCES, DEBARYV 133.500. 3 Bedroom Housj for Rent, a month, $100 sec. dep., pets, no children. Furnished - contact i ng V -- ''L NEW , 323-5774 Day or Night . - CLASSIF ED ADS DO A .108 WHICH CAN BE DONE NO OTHER WAY CALL 32? 2611 V 3227972 Unique "Master Plan, Plus" - Bedroom home which can "grow" as family peeds in crease Mid$20's on your lot PING 529900 YOUR OWN POOL—Attractive PEOPLE - Longwood 427. 140' on highway and 900' deep Will sell all or Part. 339 524? - I '1u ABLE RESTORABLE NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. $21,000. ILY ROONG FENCED YARD, $330per month. 3236570' EMPLOYMENT - 19 41—Real , ' SUPER) BR, Ii, ba _Ih home In ALTT Inc. 3 Bedroom, 1½ bath ______________________ 16 lotS with metal building & rental income City waler t67VS00tO all or 53300 per lot CALL rop DETAILS - STONE ISLAND original owner, $375 Call 322-500. 5th Ave., Suite li01.263.N, New York, NY 10010, County Courthouse, onlhaabsvICaplloflldordlflanCe d rezoning. V - Hwy 91. I'mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach will hold specialty. CH8.A, patio & lots morel carpeted, fenced backyard, - - - - ___ - I Used flil model color TVs. all working 59999 10 to choose from Noll's Sanford Furniture - SiinIandonal.rg.freeshaded 3 Bdrm,7bath,Cent. HeatlAIr, necessary. Send name, address, 7ôl9OrlandoDr NEW LISTING ON MAJOR HIGHWAY - 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. V 2BEOROOM.FRESHpAINT& loft FR with FP,aboveground V to update local mailing lists. All ages, experience un. FLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Situate in the Cits' of Lake Mary, Florida, to Cl, Retail' Corn yard, Im- - ., 207E.2sthSt. Part-time piece work. Webster, America'sfor,most dictionary Eve3i3-3914 V Thinking about that summer 7 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT. DELTONA A)EA 537.000. Eves. 322.0612, 322-iSa? Employer Legal Notice - , experience required. Send application and resumeto P.O. Box 1332, AItamonte Springs, - REAL TOPS ?ll0Santord Ave I 3 BEDROOM. 1' BATH, DOUBLE CARPORT. FENCED SUNLANDV 540.500. mt., sun deck. Eqpt eat-in FR,&mor.l Yours for$S6.000. ,MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR - - -- 1 hEW CARPE1 & paint Owner will hold 53.000 down mtg No. qualifying. 575,000 3 BEDROOM, P z BATH. AIR & HEAT. LAKE MARY $36,900. CH&A. FR, 81k bar, porch with view of LIt Monroe! Only acres 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 112 Rosalia Dr. $273 per mo., first, last & $100 sic. dep. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR _______________________ posslble.toconeidaranOrdinance entitled as follows: HAL COL8T forsenIarcltizensagency.Grant 322-5476 ASSOCIATES, INC. .' NEAR LAKE MONROE. S71,91_ COUNTRY LIVING 3 BR.B.' 1 Bedroom House Nopets.$12$month Call 323-4267 - BEAUTIFUL a landscaped sec. _____________________ Hospital, DeLand. 7:30p.m. ores soon thereafter as 21½ wi , '3fl3772fl30;/93773 ________________________ _____________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Zoning Commission of Siminold Mi'. John B. Wilson, Further, th" i4lanning and County will Mid a ptoblic hearing Further, the Planning and Zoning Commission ut SemInole in Room 303 of the. Seminole Zoning Commission of Seminole County will hold,, public hearing County Courthouse4 Sanford, County will hold a public hearing - ___________ I. 3-11. Apply in person Lakiview NursIng Center, 919 E. 2nd St. . by dIunford, Inc EXEC. HOME ___________________________ _________________________ - Hillard Ramsey. Gu?ranteed Sanford Auction. PLUMbING BUSINESS corn & carpet. Have FHA Corn mitment for 536.500. GANT 2 STORY ON I ACRE - -- Sanford 322 8721 Good Used TVs. 125 & up ' BE DROOM. I Bath. Pinecrest ROOM. AIR & HEAT. ELE in Loch Arborl C-H&A, cool off in your pool, patio, DR,eat in kit. FR&'- many morrex- - 2 BR, 18, NEW CARPET, New kitthsn,fsnc.d bk yard quired. weekly. Good salary & benefits. Apply Personnel West 160 feel, thence Loss 6, 7 and 6, Block 27, PURPOSEOFREZONINGFROM DEX-$South)) degrees 21 minutes West Dreamwold SubdivisIon, Pill A.) AGRICULTURE TO Cl -'-- ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD RçAL.T0R a.m.a. 11a.m. Referincesr.. DATED this 14th day of MAY, follows: RESIDENTIAL 41,.distanceol300ft.forthepoint SITY TO ORDINANCE 77-25 WHICH AN ORDINANCE OF THE 0 E N S I T Y AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND A.D., 1960. beginnIng; run thenci North 11 M E D I U M CITY OF LAKE MARY, LINDA I. MARTIN 21 minutes East 100 feet RESIDENTIAL FOR THE FUR- USE ELEMENT OF THE FLORIDA, REZONING CER. along said centerlineof Bear Lake POSE OF REZONING FROM R. SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. City Clerk Of the TAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CITY Ro9d and parallel with the West lÀ SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM City of Longwood, OF LAKE MARY AS HEREIN Florida boundary of said Block "I;". DISTRICT TOR-2ONE AND TWO LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL ' - thItt.Applyat American Wood Products Mill Office, 200 Mar. yin Ave., Longwood between $ AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND prelwnsive Plan, Ordinance 77.2$, Longwood, Florida, and coplesare Lake Mary, Florida, that said centerline of Bear Lake ,Road USE ELEMENT OF TUJ SEMI. and rezonlng of the described on f ii. with the Clerk of the City Council will hold a public hearing andsamemaybeinspedsdbythe on June 19, 19S at 7:30P.M., to parallelwithth.Westboundaryof NOLE-COUNTY COMEHEN- property: County, Florida. Consisting of Heights, Flat Book 12, Page 93, three (3) lOts of approximately Section 29, TownshIp 20, Range - -_ GENERAL LABORERS—Day Experi.ncedOBnurie. 11p.m.-? am., minimum 3 shifts minutes V V equipmant Notl's Sanford ____________________ _________________________ — home Enjoy fishing the St Johns Nicely landscaped corner lot & priced right at 526000 - - Lake Mary 37746. RN—OBSTETRICS oegrees -------------- ______________________ - 20 ACRE PRODUCING P GROVE With 600- on lake _____ taf'Y for Sanford Attorney. Salary commensurate with ability. Send resume 1. salary degrees?) minutes Eastalong said of ERA. DeLAND Cozy 2 Bdrm, I bath brick. With fireplace, trees & fenced yard. Convenient to University Only $29,000 EflkLY - ____________ ______________________________ 52'*p11'mo.332-4031 _____________________ specific Application has been made by has probe. Originally 16)9. _________________________ LOOK ING for residential lot in Lake Mary' Give us a callWe have several available F -_________ -________________________ ___________________ Medical Secretary-Assistant for Doctor's office. Part tIme. Mak. appoIntments, assIst Doctor, lnsursnceclaims. Call or as - ____________________________________________________________________ 541.900. 1 BR. I B assumable Si pct Mtg . coun$ry living in town. FAMILIES DELIGHT. 3 BR, 28 brick home in Dreamwold wIg FR, eqpt kit,, C-H&A & your own Pool 8. patio! Spacious roomsi You'll love it for 9,34,000! alrcond. $155 mo. No pets 323-9040. & more. Call RIch or Marsha altec 6 p.m., 834:5180. 1101 PIne Ave.. . carp., FR, fence yard on a quiet CuI-Oe-Sacf Low assumable. Just $10000. SANFORD—i Bdrm fuFntshed, benefits include paid vacation, - - Equal Opportunity Employer EOE M-FH cludes dishes & linens for $325 ____________________________ EXCELLENT INCOME. NO Seminole Community Action, - JUST LISTED 3 BR, 18 home in V 31—Apartments Furnished . wanted. Workout of your own home, set your own hours, _____________________ — V VV 7) Buck Ccntury Loadtd must sefAdrive toapprecate 5995 Call -- 321 5500 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Will buy old class rings & silver COinS Top dcllar pad Call MICROWAVE classified ad, the sooner you V will get re&1.ilts V - I w-w carpet, pd. holidays, pension & inApply surance. AMF Powerboat Dlv. 1143 30th St. PT. Clerk Typiit—HS-GED-1 yr clerical exp. type 10 WPM. time until final action is taken by 21-29, run North 21 degrees 12 sive Plan,Ordmnance77-23,nd re 21. 1910 it 7:00 P.M., soon minutes 13 seconds East 109.43 ft. zoning Of the described property, thereafter as possible, to consider the City Commission. A copy of the proposed Or. AN ORDINAF4CE AMENDto a point on the centerlIne of Bear land use amendment to a slsWngof 15.000sq. ft. (DISTRICT No. 3) — V V L4KE MARY 3 Bdrm. 1' bath; I, acre' tree shaded lot Sanford ' 3 BEDROOM. I BATHS;AIR & equipped kitchen + washer- priv., $400 mo. 1st, Iast& 3 shifts weekly. Good salary & benefits. Apply P.ronnl West Vofesla. Memorial Hospital, DeLand. which will be held In the City Hall of LongWood. FIorda, on MON. DAY, the 9th day of JUNE, A.D., IOARDOF COUNTY . ASSEMBLERS 8. Assembler exp. in cruisers. Minimum of 3 yr's. exp. Ex. Elperienced intensivj"tkt"sr same for final passage and - I -- _____ 3397020 ______________ _____________ estate Call W Maliclowski. unfurnished $250. Call Lou 223-1166 or 869-0391. BOAT - PEAL OF ALL ORDINANCES IN • 2201 1, French Suitel V LOCH ARBOR--Overlooking golf course 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. Split plan. only I yr new. Great terms. Only 571.900. Park Place Associates, Inc ERA WI LIST AND SELL MORE HOMESTHAN or Inboard-outboard. sell - V REALTY. -' 569,500. ,- 671-1330. - 18—IIeIpVjflte(j - - V - V MERCURY MARQUIS Door. ar. power windows & to 75 models Call 3)99100 of - WE BUY USED FURNITUIIE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jnkin Furni- ________________ 53—TV- Hadio-Stereo 140.1 E Ith St 3 bdrm, 2 bath in executive neighborhood close Sanford's Sales Leader -- SANFORD Sandlewood Condos. 2 BR,. 28, newly & decorated, 293-7766, ENGINE INSTALLERS Experienced with inboard & , . - begInning. (less: The Easterly 30 It. thereof for road S acre parcels, LIt Sylvan area. Terms Call W Maliciowski, --- — 5795 or 323 5)81. buyers New homes with monthly payments under $250 LOWdown Payments., 3227787 -__________ 5220. 141-7U3. __________________________ ___________________________ - • - trol Luxury •nteror. 12.850 lpc or houseful ____________ STENSTROM ,Sanford. Lovely I or 2 BR, air, CALL6284636 ___________________________ - OF REZONING FROM R.3 ONE ttsoule, Sanford. FlorIda on June The Board of County Corn. alter as possible. At the meeting AND TWO FAMILY DWELLING 24. 1980 at 7:00P.M., or as soon mlsslonersofSeminoleCounty will inteeestedpartiflmayapHr and DISTRICT TO C.2 RETAIL thereafter as poUible, to ConsIder hold a public hearing in Room 203 be heard wIth respect to the a specific land use amendment to of the Seminole County Cour- proposed Ordinance. This hearing COMMERCIAL. point of ________ - 2lhrS. -- GE deluxe model. Washer repo Sold crig $109 33, used short time Oat 5)09 llor$ll35 mu Agent 3391386 V - 7 Bdrm 1 bath Sewing rm . worIthop & 24 HOUR 03 322-9283 Adults Only. Call 377-2090 Creative Expressions 322-7113 By; JoAnn K. Hare CONFLICT HEREWITH, bepuiy Clerk Said Ordinance was placed on PublishApril2l&MayleIJun.2, fiestreadingonMAY 12, ltIO,and 1910 theCityCommissionwill consider The Board of County CornPREHENSIVE PLAN FROM M E 0 I U M' 0 E N S I T Y mlssionersof SeminoleCounty wIll TO COM- hold a public hearing In Room 203 RESIDENTIAL - 2106 3727994 --------• NEW HOMES Build to Suit, our lot or yours - ___________________________ _________ entitled: DEU.l00 3toll flAAts&rf' FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ' COMMISSIONERS USE ELEMENT OF THE -' ____________________________ PART TIME everylhinglastwithawanf Call 322 261) or $319993. __________ LONOW000 . _____________ 1475 1.426 TIRED OF PLAIN VANILLA' occupancy, clean 1 Bdrm fully The weather is perfect for a ________________________ Seminole County, FlorIda with fenced yard ria-j tie juSt wha' yotfre tookinc for Drive byJO&Garrison. %37,nou ___________________ — ____________________________ construction helpful. A-i benefit package, for interview, call Cardinal Industries, Inc Sanford 321-0220. Equal Opportunity Employer, . - ' Seminole County Corn. Sanford, Florida 32771 V Eves. 3.49 5100. 372-1959, 323 12 pets. 322-627.4. dept. of nations largest modular manufacturer. Typing and short hand Eat Piano, organ. Private, degreed. Altamdnte-Fern Park 862-5030 - STENSTROM, MCINTOSH, thouse, Sanford, Florida on June 21. 1910 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon JULIAN, thereafter as possible, toconsider COLBERT & WHIOHAM apecif IC Ianduseamendment to Post Office Box 1330 V YOUNG LOVERS & WISE 2359 for details. eves $290 mo. Lease, Deposit. J1—Instructlons ____________—_____________ - Q- 349V5j77 For retail houSing construction __________________________ LOST: White pit bull with brindle tail. Lost near 'Wilco Sales. REWARD. Please call 3222023 -' - . '77 - TOP Prices Paid __ MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 REAL ESTATE Broker 834-8200 2 to 6 daily 1a2 Carver Av Acao,i,y Minor $750 mo. 1. under if ylu qualify REALTOR 377 1991 __________________________ _____________________________ appearing at the hearings may CORD BY DELETING THE submit written statements to be REQUIREMENT THAT A NON.heard orally. CONFORMING LOT OF RECORD By order of the Boardof County MUST BE IN SEPARATE CommIssioners of Seminole OWNERSHIP AND NOT OF CONCounty, Fpida. TINUOUS FRONTAGE WITH Arthur H. Beckwlth'Jr. OTHER LOTS IN THE SAME Clerk to the Board Of OWNERSHIP; PROVIDING FOR of the Seminole County Cour- '- -- 2 Bedroom, I Bath, Central H&A, tt location. $233 mo. - ______________________________ __________________________________ S—Lost & Found - mornings, - 2309W. 1st St. By the bushel or the proposed actions may submit LONGWOOD, BY CHANGING written statements to the Land SECTION 1, PARAGRAPH 2 Development DIvision prior to the C 0 N C E R N I N 6 N N REPRESENTATIVE: WILLIAML. COLBERT, - Open - 323 6061 eves 322 6553or 323 0517 ______________________________ 2 BDRMPartially turn., p, ZELLWOOD CORN OF Dat, of the first publIcation of obtained by contacting the Land CITY LONGW000, this Notice 01 AdministratIon; Development Manager at 323-4330, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDIExlsnsIofl 306. ' " ,,May 26, 5980. p*pci NO, 543, BEING THE PerSonS not sble'te sttend'the COMPREHENSIVE fONING JOSEPH J. COYNE JOSEPH JOHN COYNE Dceased M.- UNSWORTH REALTY LOVELY POOLSIDE CONDO Apt on New Smyrna Beach. Ground floor, covered parking at door..SpeciaI rate 3 days ___________________________ GENEVAGARDENS-38drm. ___________________________ • of the Estate of ____________________________ floor pool side, condo apt, 323-I67 SECRETARY Are you a full time driver with a part time car? Our clssifieds are loaded with dood buy for oraboutthelthof June. Would qualifications of the personal to review, hear comments and by the City of Longwood, Florida, make recommendations to the that thi City Commission will hold representative, or n,, venue or Board of County Commlssioner a public hearing, to consider lurIsdictign of the court. COMMISSIONERS V __________________________ _____________________ ______________________ ______________________ _______________________ Seminole County, Florida By: Joann K. Hare Deputv.Clerk NOTICEOFPUBLIC ________________________ ____________________________ they may have that challenge the Florida on May?, 1910 at 7:30P.M. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SEMINOLE COUNTY NEW HAES ________________________ SANFORD.? bdrm, I bath, liv. nit., din, rm., kit, scr porch & SALES POSITION ____________________________ .--- - KENMORE WASHER—Parts,, - BUILDING LOTS .. ACREAGE Give USA Call 4 We've Qot or can Qet P - - Clerk to thi Board of - - 40—Condominiurns ' Sanford Ave., Sanford. Equal Opportunity Employer. Swim - Skate Movies AChiidsWorld,323-$124 -- --- - Sanford. Call Mariner's vIIlao time for Recorded Message. Mate" Dating Service. All IQCI, P.O Box 607). Clearwa tee, Fl. 33511. - V ------- ' SØecIal Surpmer Program _________ Further, the Planning and heard orally, mailed are required, WITHIN By order of the Board County THREE--MOMYHS tROMTHE Zing C9isi of Seminole FIRST County will hold a public hearing Commiiioner' of Seminole DATE OF THE County, FIorid* __________________________ Eves 3220617.322 1587 20? E 25th SI - -------- _________________________ 1 RR—$209 up. Pool. Adults onl helpful. A-i benefit package. to apply bring resume to Car. 1 Call 6U-3444. DeBary _ VV on the above captIoordlnance claimed. If the claljn is not yet COMMERCIAL. V and rezoning. due, the date when it Wilt beconie The North ~ of the NE t-, of Additional inform ion ma be due shall be stated. If the claim is Section 16, Township 20, Range obtained by contacting the Land contingent or unliquldated, 'the less the West 359.91 feel; and also Development Manager II 323-1330, nature of the uncertainty shall less the North 10 feel for road Extension 306. stated. If the claim is secured, the right-of-way. Consisting of 96.7C Persons not able to attend the security shall be described. The hearing who wiSh to comment on claimant shall deliver sufficIent acres MOL. (Further described at the proposed actions may submit copies of the claim to the clerk to In the general location of South 01 written statements to the Land enable the clerk to mail one copy Lake Mary Boulevard, approximately ', mile East of I-I.) Development Division prior to the to each personal representative. (DISTRICT No. 2) scheduled public hearing. Persons All persons Interested in the Application has been made by appearing at the hearings may estate to whom a Copy of this OBJECTIONS - NOT. SO FILED &td rezoning. nted To Rent - ______________________ ____________ ANYage. I have2 children. 6 & ________________________________ 11*3 or 614-6221. V ______ ----------- make recommendations to the addressof the creditor or his agent OF RE ZONING F ROM A-) DEU-99 1 BR. 2 0. Larpeting, Elec 323-7832 Couple would like to rent 2 BR _____________________________ house, apt. or mobile home. Clean & reasonatle. 3236591 - Unfurnished turer. Excellent opportunity for sharp individual, also qj1y to tour public thru models and factory. Any background in press release ____________ LEAVING FOR SYRACUSE on - Orjg $529. now $205 or $19 mo acre to 17.000 per acre Bdrm, 7 Bath, custom built, by 3398366 or 339-9659. County Courthouse, Sanford, Statementofanyclaimord,mand PREHENSIVt PLAN FROM have. Each claim must LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL- ' 38— ________________________________ 30Apat'tfllefltS SECRETARY-ASSISTANT .CI4ILD_CAREMSn3L 609 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 695-0921 Toll Free 1-$00-fll-2$$ FloridaonMay7, 19$Oat 7:30 P.M. they may -- -V . Sl2Sj confidential. Medicaid Accepted CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH Jurther, the Planning and MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ORDINANCE 77-25 WHICH Zoning Commission of Seminole THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND County will hold a public hearing THIS NOTICE, to file with the USE ELEMENT OF THE In Room 203 of the Seminole clerk of the above Court a written SEMINOLE COUNTY COM- - ABORTION counseling, Professional care tO as Shown on said Plat of said estate iS Joseph J. Coyne, whose thouse, Sanford, Florida on June address js 732 Woods Road, 10, 1950 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon Lakeview Subdivision. Consisting Binghamton,.NewYork. Thename thereafter as possible, toconsider of 1.1 acres more or less. (Further described as behind Hallmark and address of the personal a specific land use amendment to the Seminole County CornFurniture, off SR 436.) (DISTRICT representative's attorney are sit forth below. prehenSive Plan, Ordinance 77-23, NOV11 All persons having claims or and rezoning of the described Applicaf ion has been submitted demands against the estate are property: ' / apartment? Sell "don't needs'Y fast with a nt ad. test; male sterilization; free 'V• .-., Roofing Co. Call Expert RoOfing 323-7473 aft 6 pm. • )5f TP1fl$IV.obOrtiOfl - ________ _________________________ - V VACANCY— 1st Floor for elderly person, male or female, good care. Call 331. $609. 2611 or 831 9993 V ________________ .____________ ________________ _________________________ - ---- -_--_ _______________________ HEARING NorTheast ' as shown on the Plat County, Florida, Probate Division, The Board of County Corn of said Lakeview Subdiyision and the address of which is Sem2nole County - Courthouse, North Park missionersof Seminole County will also that part,of said Southeast oftheNortheasti/,IOcated5outhof Avenue, Sanford, FlorIda, 32771. hold a public hearing in Room 203 ,-• c.noose from 1 pari.els -- llflCCV __________________________ Roofing Foreman with 10 yrs. Valued at 1700, sacrifice, $20C and also that part of the Southeast AND ALL OTHER PERSONS ief the Northeast '/ of Section 16, INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE; PubliSh: May 26, June 2, 9, 16. 1980 ARE HEREBY DEW-ill Township 21, Range 30, located YOU • th) -.---)he ad3OQIh of a,We-sVerly Ford Stree! Irom the Northwest 3o5e John Coyne, deceased. File .comer of Lot 1, Block 10 to the Number I0-IU-CP, is pending in V ____________ V TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 1957. VERY LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. 5(9. Malcolm HIggins OR DEMANDS L'ot 1, Block 10 of Lakeview CLAIMS V 3 BR, 1', B. w CA. carpet, & _________________________ ictitlou Name Statutes, To-wit: Deceased RI SINGLE FAMILY th, Central H&A. 539,900 - _____________________ 'Get Cash Buyers for a small investment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322. ____________ - 701 S French ____________________________ V' 6, $100 per week. Call - ________________________ ' V results. Just try one. 322-26)1 position. old local co Phone 322-5131 for apoointment. ____________________________________________ the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In ac IN Divisin PRESERVATION TO DUSTRIAL FOR THE PURPOSE fl RE: ESTATE OF Tuesday VVV__ * V • __________________________ Herald on Wednesday precedir.g the Herald Advertise!. The rates shownabove are for both days. Notice ishereby given that I am ORDINANCE 1725 WHICH OEW.10I6 engWed in business at Hwy 4 AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE IN THE _______________________________ CIRCUIT COURT FOR Sanford Fl.32TlISeminol.County, SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida, under the fictitious name I Of BAJA COUNTRY, and that I PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM PROBATE DIVIStON - Noon . fCtPK—Training V _VV__:__V_. V ______________________________ - ___________________________ - DEADLINE - V NEEDED Old Backyard Cars ' for JUNk & RECONDITION )? i)79 ion. V6. 3 speed . . 1965 GMC ,p AND THINK A MINUTE f Classilied Ads didn't V V _____________________ V V V — 1979 DODGE STUMPY I Wheel Drive ôcyI.Std ,l3V000mles $5500 (.ill 371 ° ----- 2435 S French lit 92) Sanford ________________________________ "Franklifl, fr1h Carolina - V _______________ ________________________ the Seminole County Corn- Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Publish May 12, 19, 26, & June?, prenensive Plan, OrdInance 77.25. Section $63.09 Florida Statutes 1910 1957. and rezonlng of the DEW-U 51g. Herbfrt Edward Conway property. .. Monday,June2,IlO-3B r springs and tires $700 Call 3 Lines Minitum -- - ________________ _____________________________ SATURDAY 9 - Nâon - ____________ 79-_Trucks-Trailers '- Neapolitano Sarona "Famous Lipplzzan" at stud to approved mares Rot stalls, Full boarding service also available 1305) 331 8384 V 24, 1960 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon Clerk of the CircuIt Court, Siction 163.09 Florida Statutes thereafter as possible, to consider SemInole County. Florida in ac- 1951. - : - •_ Brand new, with power head & all attachments. Warranty. Ply 1.399 or 0 monthly- -fln. ancing. No down payment. I • -. VACUUMS.RAINBOW V ______ 1. - - 52—Appliances 43—Lots-Acreaqe Reg. Real Estate Broker322-5992 _______________________ V . - V - 4 1—Houses I('MUCHCIPVI . Ltke wide ppen spac& ''ten . cnidr doubl;j.. mobile hOme On A acres, completely turn Investigate t.hen invest 138,000 Lsc Real Estate Broker 26IOSanfordAve. - - V ._... - I' ,'. __________________ 41—iiouses - BATEMAN REALTY A.A. McClanahan 29ROOmS - S V heat. $250 a month. 37 3V 6677, 322 -2611 IVIV Large 2 bdrmMbblle Home, private fenced yard. air & LPPI FULL TIME-11-7 Shift. Young Married Couple Wanfb Apply Lakeview Nursing Store & Office Cleaning, Confer. 919 E. 2,Id st. eveningsl - ____________ - ., V ____________________ _____________ .- . V _______________________ -. ____________ __ Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole . -V - 2lhats.Wart$ 1S—HelpVsnted CLASSIFIED ADS V - _______________________ ____________ FICTITIOUSNAME Notk, is hereby given that J.pm FICTITIOUS NAME SEMINOLE COUNTY am egaged in buslne,s at '24 Notice ishereby given thaI BdARD OF COUNTY Bluejacket Fl. W.. Orlando, Fla. e'jagid in business at 601 E. COMMISSIONERS 32107, Seminole County, Florida Fenton Place Altamonic Springs, under the fictitit.js name of TARA NOTICE OF PUBLIC Fla. 32701 Seminole County. SPECIALTIES INC., and that HEARING I The Board of County Corn- Florida under the fictitious nivt' ntendo register said name with — . Legal_Notice Legal Notice . - V •, ,-'",'': -''V �_--_r ri' -. - 'k.: ' -.: - • S - •.. - - .6 - -. a - - p- - - -.. ,. --9-'V- . - - __ - - — - p p I -- --- ' a - - - - S. .---.-.- . * S - - - $ _ - - A - - - - - — . 9-1 p - V ' - - ' , . - S - - - - 'l.f .1q , . - - - • — - . - - - • . I . . p - . S . . . 41-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLOND E , I POCO THE F I ' 4 T ~ ' 1 EMPLOYEES EMF ITS " AND . . . __/__11' . - I '~_7/ .1-N ACROSS 39 Residen t of I Who (it) 4 Forblden 40 Abomiriable snowman 9 — Guevara 12 Drive at 43 Companion of A N Y odds by Chic ( THEY ALL WANT . Ww AT ELSE Do THEy wA NT'? NO, WT I DID GET TWO VOTES . ( PIPED-IN MUSIC '-~~ DANC ING FOR A HAPPY HOUR I . . ~~) i -, i? &--r~ A ~Ja '> I . . . I r- Monday June 2, 1$0 - Answer to Prrious Puzzle . EID101 E M IEIRIGIEI IIAISISI I 101 ht Loss. Slow Best For Health . *-_~Dr- ' . - M R - . . - . 0 . . . . . 0-$ . . - - . L r . I 11, ' . . . I . 19 , _t-j - . il 11 '7 -_ ,, . . Z I - - I , ____ 1 . (abbr.) 5 i Thus (Lot) * ls item 61 : meal 9 Sing er Mama 41 Winter W l white 17 Engage - ____ ____ BEET LE BAI LEY I. 45"Aquatic point r-M ;;tEthn a - \ e I 1 1 I -' - - - - - - - • - - ... By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer •With only three days left in the 1980 session of ~ . the Florida Legislattife, the bill to permit.conversion of the Seminole - - Casselberry to a grey4ound racing facility has the measure before the committee and to the yet to be approved by committee. Senate noor for action. The bill has already r, the bill will passed the Florida House. ultimately be heard on the Senate floor and .' - - - - - - - - Harness Raceway in passed according to State Sen. John Vogt, D. . special meeting of the commerce committee is expected to be called later today or early in the A said today the bill wasn't heard by the Senate Commerce Committee Monday as scheduled - - . Fechtel, It-Leesburg, minority whip, said today that even Meanwhile, Sen. Vince • Senate Vogt said among the items of statewide significance which the revenues from the . Casselberry track will benefit is thoroughbred breeders. The majority of - the Casselberry City Councilhas'said conVersion of the track will __.______-____ mean additional traffic on residential city 'streets and Fechtel said. Springs, said Childers is pushing the legislation because the additional 11 million-plus expected to He said when he served in the Florida House his be realized in state revenues annually after the district included the racetrack area. "I've gone conversion is necessary to fund the 'pari-muttil door to door in th at area and know it well. The package" a group of bills dealing with panpeople are unhappy," he said. -mutuel wagering in the state. ilattaway span. 'Cocoa Beach. --'Vogt,whe district Includes Seminole County, morning, Vogt said. - sored the legislation in the House. Fechtel said. "I'm telling them the city of Casselberry and the %%Tong th.ing,. residents near the track are opposed to the State Rep. Robert flattaway, 'D-Altanionte conversion for a lot of very good' reasons," - . . . because the committee -got bogged down on though he is -- not optimistic" that be 'will be "The political reality is that a lot of statewide ' trucking legislation," successful in stopping the legislation his trying issues have been tied to the bill. The cards are Vogt said W. D. Childers, D-Pensacola, Senate to let senators on the conuiittee know the stacked against opposition. It is an impossible president-designate and chairmlin of the com. Casselberry track is the "worst-located pari. situation, but I'm trying. I want the senators who merce committee, plans to waive the rules to get mutuel in the state." are going to vote for this to know they are doing -. - - ULL'LJ ' • - - - - - . Expec ts T rack-Conversion O K. Vogt him too much but try to help !tt 19 i.:' !7f I _____________________ gang and before he struction . eats supper, he jogs two or think you should discourage three miles. I told him he's hurting his' health but he won't listen to pr%ram that will last On 8 TI:REP REP agency (abbr) Fleming PEOPLE CPST f I 28 Turmoil me. Maybe if you told him he long Springs ...... LAZY! H ad need of 50 Newspaper 30 Russian secret , \ rsRfD TOO, I DOWN attention, He would pay more 24 More igid it is true that excessive edition % started at 20 and dropped 20 25 Normandy 34 So' nicehill I Pyxis Staff of office pow over a long only a few weeks. severe die invasion day In 35 Mountain 2 B a seball t 53 Drop 26 Regulation ti me - can cause pass u wants to weigh 200. What period features heavily 54 of Zeus He including loss of problem do you think of this? 57 Chopping tool rican land 29 Defeat (2 s of III mass 56 Actress Novak 37 Son-in-law of ii) Too muscle farm wo rk DEAR READER and minerals Mohammed 31 Persian ruler 59 Biblical 0 Actress much too soon. It would be portant . ! 38 Goat much better if your husband cherrilcals from the body that chaticter Southern 32 Sell can be hazardous to a perI . 9 10 11 learned to eat properly. That son's might also Involve some 6.2 12 13 14 changes In bow you prepare DEAR DR. LAMB I ye I , his meal,, always heard that a pregnant THE BORN LOSER 15 16 by Art Sansom 17 smoke Most authorities believe woman should not I I I 0.1 ild. I ldn't bee while she's carrying a ch Cak that a person shou 18 19 20 21 a week do not smoke but work in an (WJT more than two pounds I the men here m ost o ht losing d1eLIthink on w n 11iAT' 24 -i C }' 1 it's better if a person con- Enqke. Will this hurt my' 1%CH. 1IM ove 25 27 sistently loses about a pound a baby? 28 2 9 53 A-IA-a&-H,.t week and readjusts his life I I DEAR READER - That's 34 36 style on a permanent basis rather than on a crash a very good question and I •35 . don't believe there's sufficient 37 38 39 project. Information available to I'm sending you,The Health answer it. I'm inclined to say 4i 42 . Letter number 4-7, Weight that it depends on how much I I .1 . Losing Diet. Other readers " who want this issue can send smoke Is In the room and how .-2. - C'."- t the ventilation is. 4T T 75centswlthabong,stamped, 51 T• T' T Is The truth that nonsmokers lf or Aoru1r _____________________ ____________________ by Bob Montana essdene)e •_;_ do pick up some of the ad55 56 57 58 5! vIIuyoWrequeob me verse effects of cigarette SEE M. WEAII4ERBEE I'M 61 SACK LATER .' ILL LEAVE 62 63 in Box 1551, Radio City Station, sm HELLO, YOUNG MAN ! AS JNSEATS PLET .L, IM NIM1A ,1 " O i" 10019. You a room with smokers, I'M FROM THE /A7;ER/CW New York, N.Y. FOR THE SIR, HE'S CALLED. 64 65 REOECOR4T/.%4' SERV/CE•'. and your husband can use this AUOITQRIUM' NOT IN You're correct in saying RIGHT ______ -i r diet a model to build a that a pregnant woman should / NOW! v balanced diet for him, not smoke while carrying a IJ Once his weight is at the child but the problem goes MR . . ER8EE, (_ _lllllk bevel he wants it, he can beyond that point. Recent /s merely add enough foods to studies have shown that a '4 O SEE By BERNICE BFDE OSOL this diet to satisfy him and number of the hazards to the op 1 4 SCkip vDir I keep his weight at a sta ble baby caused by maternal For Tuesday, Jun. 3, 1980 level. Thus he'll belearningto smoking can't be eliminated I I . eat right while he's on the diet simply by stopping Iiiiilfilie'' . . i find your ways extremely &' , YOURBIRTHDAY /,m L A § I . I . '_ . even though he may not lose pregnancy 'itself. .The only appeaung. June3,1980 I weight quite so fast. . L" way to prevent increasing the EEK& MEEK SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) by Howie Schneider Situations you may riot have I'm glad he's I physicafly acrisk to the baby is for the . Changes that will prove . I - I been able to control in the put YK110d,Ive eew you my be tive becmise exercise helps to mother not to begin the I KTUALLY, I = VIM _M10K ~ai . couple of years will be quite beneficial to ., prevent muscle loss when a 'smoking habit' in the first -MIWIKG Ae= GEn= chinging for you this coming in the offing today. You may IHERW? is FM 'lou WEED MT AD . .- . , ( . -- ... ~.r(r= ! " ) y plaiv a , not have direct control over person is on a diet. And I don't place. MIAMAD lu S~W . yD tpllI y,u'ii par ur r I large strides in your chosen .' i 'I'MRWS (Nov. 23 endeavor. W 1k I GEND"(may 214isne 20) E mo de rat i ng Influence Look at life philosophically today and you'll be a winner and can bring your reasoning _______________________. . f. with very - little effort. You force to wayward discussions. West hopes he can beat five even be able to gain a Harmony prevails where you clubs." may NORTH i 6-2.10 Alan: "He will do just that it £ U friendship you'd like to tread. S South doesn't play to give himself every chance. He ___ '" *A84 0 Necessary changes _______ luck, resources, possible 19) starts by discarding a spade • ios pitfalls and career for the may finally be made that on dummy's ace of diamonds WEff EAM and starts to , igure how to -'coming months are all could turn this into a red letter *A 104 THAT'S ONE I 1P 'IOu UKE V SURE i I" OF COURSE, II FOF I CANT CLEAN Astro. clay for you ma terially. "a score 11 tricks. discussed In your K 43 Q E.'CALJ5E I CHILPREN'S I ANt? I I SOME ARE Oswald: He sees 10 easy II CUT THE ( OF THE BETTER • K Q 1062 # 9753 Graph letter,' which begins changes might Invlve your ONES ISTORIES WHEN I I I I BETTER THAN I rl 1W GO1TA HELP ones. Nine tops a,. one sure w or k or c ar eer. +52 with your birthday. ESTER WASH HIS spade ruff. a wa, YOUNG, PEAR7 PO! THREE FROGS, AW12 des break 3-3 he will be CANCER (June 21-July 22) -Good things will be coming T I I11 but If yourwaytoday,providedyou in the llmellghtsoci5llytoday, tL' r break A K Q, I /IIT't "s ''L'1T'L _5 .4% ?"1 I let others do for you what even you aren't seeking t. \ X'V are able to get in two trump _J &A I The resson: diplomacy you C Vulnerable: North-South leads against him he will wind employ with all those you Dealer. South __1 up with a third spade loser were reversed. bf . 4 I J\ I A... \ '-'..J I V/t / _./ realheadache." 1 (I I 23-Aug. 22) y\ LEO (July I West C PISCES(Feb. 20. March 20) Ala n: book I Get in touch today with 14 vailable to ive himself an ii power within you ujal '\ 54 persons whose relationships extra chance° by setting up ". iI Pan RAN " ___1 need ftming-up. You should could make you a winner ) .1 dummy's fifth heart. He sees I I today is positive thinking. find your VisWS are on that he can take that extra I d'• K BUGS BUNNY same wavelength, and much Wi th this no hurdle Is too high by itoffel a Helmdahl chance without giving up the for you to get over, spade chance." can be accomplished. rlJ ARIES(March 21-April 19) KEEP RW,1 GEr1'lNi3 "(1 0 .t, trick ,t'o he 9 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22 )—, • 10 - 3 Hein alker . coffee. And he tries to stay on upper t 62 Bañushm:nt 22 Most unit . . * 48 Atoll . , . .-1. ') . require more police officers during racing hours even though the city will receive no additional revenue From the track. A proposed bill to permit the city to levy an admittance tax at the track died in the Florida House. - - - - - - I,) - - - - • - - '1 3 1 - . - - I - - I - - nv as ion - - ' - - . - Swa.5I%Po. - - _____________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ..... . - - - - - - ui' .', HOROS OPE C i . . I 1,., . . . I . .-. . " _________ IN _____ 7 B ID - R G -, - - - ,; . 1-: and level," Dr. AU said, "It is up . 1~1._ ,A -1 ~- , I ) '... , . I - . the past four to five months." Dr. Ali said that during the past few weeks he was contacted by a Fairy Lake resident about the appearance of the green striped midge somewhat fewer than in Lake Monroe especially in the Columbus Harbour section .f lrngwood. - ---I 1. ,..' reservoir - -. -_ - - . -- - - I l's Ittalk lkd e dt othe Iceop.r, r. AlIi said, adding, e,er, does -not - - -- - have endhgb- he~ to hCEffle t6e _Laki- . . Monroe and the reservoir researelI . plus additional lakes. "If they can I , support a graduate student 'or technician, perhaps it cali be done," he- said. lie pointed out'that Fairy . 11 . if 4* - - - be and In Lake Monroe on the ---------- - - to tr 'a I ._- - - . - L I , ;a . . ~ *It-;, , ,,~ , - . . . 4arvactde, one-block intervals from the lake, he • has seen the upstwge of the greenstriped variety. fie has found that this variety migrates f ar t he r away from the body of water than the black - I -- - "-.. __ .. - - '- ' • upsurge has been un. - - -. under Dr. Ali's direction arid at the Dr. Arshad Ali. of the University of P'llorida Agriculture. Research University of Florida in Gainesville under the direction of Dr. Don Hall. DONNA ESTES and l'AluCatlofl C!1?ter In Sanford, compares the corn IIII)II black - . N continuing at both the Sanford station believable really, and the past . I. - ., - adult emergence shown in the traps. Studies on the black midge are midge, better known in this area. "Th At this time, the green-htrlped ITUCIP 11 PAVIghtnAnt ovw the black variety in Lake Monroe, based on the larva count, Dr. Ali has taken and the -- thi blak mf4p in - Wow Jar* ught traps" arou nd the lake and at several blind mosquito. He "ho pes" the green-str iped midge population de~cllnes here in the next two to three weeks, While monitoring - ' . ---- .-- variety in small numbers while doing' experiments in the Florida Power • -. I ir " - of variety a year ago while donsu!tIn with Army specialists In Lake Okeechobee. He then found the . - i I . Bottom this time was higher because we had had more rainfall," he said. All said he first saw the "Big ( - . - , seen in this display at the cen. Iler on Celery Avenue, . . - - - ---- '- slightly now, but tat year's level at -i-- - . "The lake has. undergone tremendous changes in water quality - - -- - - )ai"1pe s ...)C S - dh aiderably low" thisyui thin at the same time a year ago. The lower lake 11111I in primatb due 10. gw.*k Of ralNaU In cosn*riaost thth the same period of 1979. ' - - t - - - - - - \ I I . - - •-- . researching and studying the black midge - at the'AOiculture, Research .and Education Center of t Ufiivejrsity qL Florida on 'Celery _~.j_ I .,. __ Avenue, suspects th'e "Big Bottom's" 0 - '11w contrast in size(Ii iiit e 'lilt Cm,J .e green striped Big Bottom in idge (abo and the female and male black midges can be - - - - •• ' . V • ' ' - - - -- . " • • ____ - ' - weekend was really bad," L)r. Ali said Since last December I've been monitoring on a daily basis and seen • . an upsurge of this midge four times in - - -. ,, ' . - - _________ - - -: -- mosquito - a ronomus crassicaudatus - commonly known as the "Big Bottom" tuidge. It is bigger and broader in all respects than the black midge. It is green striped and, like its cousin, black midge doesn't bite At this poInt the green striped Big Bottom" is more prevalent t ha n the black midge In Lake Monroe and no . one II exactly why. . -, - -. Dr. Arshad Ali, who has been - ,,,- . , - I now enduring a different insect., This insect Is another t of blind . . Midge- Finds . The Sanford lakefront, plagued by black blind mosquitoes (midges) periodically for the past 10 years, is -_ - • - . nildge with its cousin, the "Big Bottoin" ini(Ige. %%Ilicii 11.1s recently Invaded the area. _ - J 0 - ! - • Public To Voice . II if Cable TV - MSHT ON THE PLUG CRAIN. ' - 0 0 _____________________ people today who can do things for your work or career. Deal directly with them. Good things could . • . . - ' - ' 0 J '11 00 Q0 4 A° C) .. : *" I • 6-1 re - BI rX1~ 0 I I r . _=~ I __ - I - -` .I. . - - - ' ___ _____________ I . III . ~ ,.,. IU - , ,,r . I. W% t. il -, - - 41, - - . - . - I . . ..~'. 1 . . - I I Am !%lillop . .* .. *. - I lua I I . - . . I . 4 fc4ows I oi MW , 0 _ i , 11 : * -ntiLL 15:11Ht!. ,f to lrmlc:. " .- - _. - . '. '. . "'. ". ,I ;, I I. I .I All CON lVTI .. 'i - - . I - ~& . AcUft Reports ................ 2A AroadVnClock ............. 4A 1 ' --- . --- A . . . . --.,., -00 . .. -------- - ------ - 6. i --.- - .1 ' Winter Springs will fight a suit brought - i ''. : : .I % . 41 . A ' '" ' - ' . . - .'.' '. :%, ~ I - W '.,, ., - - - - ' - ' IV .1 ;: - I - . reported the petitions were valid, At that meeting, the council members against it by Florida Land Corp. at a voted unanimously to ask City Attorne) hearing this afternoon, despite the fact Wallace Stainaker Jr. to go to court ttll! i the owner of a large parcel within th e city afternoon, along with attorneys for the is suing to enforce a zoning change the Citizens' Committee to attempt to block city backed. Florida Land's attempt for a temporar) 6. This afternoon, lawyers for the city, injunction blocking the referendwii 'We have to defend the charter" .',as the land winpany and a group of city citizens will be heard by Circuit Judge the sentiment expressed by all council Kenneth Leffler, as the judge rules on members except jopi Toreas(, ,A tit) was Florida [.and's request for an injunction absent froin the emergency session. against the city and the citizen's group. Stalnaker told the council .nieinbcrs In a suit filed last week by Florida attorneys from the land devebinnerit Land, the company sought to prevent the company had contacted him, telling him -.. . or "pods" at the rear of the and access to a day room, 'educate' the public it maintains has overturn a city council decision to allow the company to build with a greater been misled by members of the Citizens' (nsity on its 305 acres of land in the city Committee, which says the development limits. would be detrimental to the city. Under the Winter Springs city charter, The city is only mentioned in count one any time more than 15 percent of the of the suit, directed against it and the 18 would still be less than recommended registered voters sign a petition, the city leading members of the Citizens' . ByDIANEPETRYK Herald Staff Writer The county commission was skeptical. council is given a choice of either Coinmittee "I'm going to ask this over and over by the federal government, I I You can no longer run a Jail with just because I see greatly increased expense "It will - still be less than what's retracting a challenged decision, or a turnkey and a guard You have to have here," Commissio ne r Dick Wil li ams required," he said What guarantee do putting t he matter to a vote b the federally mandated programs," said, "What has changed since 1977?" we have this will be acceptable to the people. Last month, the city council pienibers Seminole County Corrections adToday you have to have what is called a feds." ministrator * Steve Saunders told the "constitutional Jail," Saunders an. Williams wanted to know specifically voted to allow Florida Land to build county commission Monday. - IlVered. That meahs prisoners have what federal regulations must be com- housing at a density greater than the onehome-per-acre its land was originally rights, such as the right to educational, plied to. But the answer was vague. At a meeting at the almost complete $3 religious and health prograim. "We must try to operate this place for zoned for. million facillty, Saunders and Seminole ,, A committee led by John C. Mitchell, a 7bere are so many people in the Jail the safety of the public, the staff and the County Sheriff John Polk pleaded for 18 city resident, was formed to fight the additional cots be hired game right now," Polk said, "regulations Inmates," Saunders said. decision. The committee gat hered more are going to change again." "I can open this jail mo ow wi to rr th before the jail opens In July. - The sWt charges committee members lied to people when asking thtm to sign the petition. Both tile Lorninittee and attorneys for Florida Land have been contacting the 834 signers, lining up witnesses to claiiii either that they were told the truth, or lies about the paper they were signing, members of the committee reported in a letter circulated Monday night. The Winter Spr ings cou nc il members In Noveniber, the estimated cost of was .................... - - I ,~'- , ---- ' . Graham To Sign Drinking Bill a 0 I . . .A - Cr~uwwd .............. . II ,, I . Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce Saunders said he sees things coming what staff I have," Polk said. "But it than 800 signatures, about double the 419 started the current incident early last suich as contact visiting. But for now, he would not be open.entirely. And it would valid ones needed to force the vote. month, when they voted to change the DearAbby ................. '.. 18 At an emergency council meeting held zoning on Florida Land's 305-acre parcel such staff additions $200,000 per said, the requested 16 additional not be a constitutional jail and we'd have ZA ve1t Monday night, it was announced County year. corrections officers will "show good lawsuits upon us so fast it would , fronU'ural to suburban zoning, Dr. !a.n1h .........................."I know I made a statement 2 years faith" which may be Important if any your head swim." ........... Q colww .... ago that we wouldn't need additional court action ensues. Polk askd the comaLissigners for . rsamw ...... -"I'll W you right now," Polk Wd, early consideration of the additional perwanek" Pdk said. "But I was wrong 11111"Illew .................... 4B in '77. of . "there are legal people just standing by employees, although next year's budget . Smaders ard Nk c*ined Oat now waiting to so what we do " does not begin until October. I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - The Wue an 19-year-old serviceman is served N11" - I. I ..................... 3A federal guidOies and certalzi court He said he is requeslig 0 III "Before October 1, it I can get a con- Senate passed today and sent to Gov. Bob a drink but an 18-yearold civilian next to OWII ..................... 18 nftW have tdads it necessary to in- mission approve the 18 additidnall staff census that you'll gree to hire X num- Graham a bill raising Florida's drinking him is denied service. I ft" crease xW.'Tbvv are 37 on the JaU staff now,10 the following year and 8 the'year `lk said. ,,I,U go ahead Age from 18 to 19 on Oct. 1, except for Senators voted 32-2 to accept Hwse TII. .................... IIA now, but in reviewing the plans for the after that. and bring them aboard with the excess , active duty servicemen. . amendments to the proposal, which has .... U I ~ wenow , ..".. I .... 0. "I believe this will satisfy the courts," I'Ve.accumulated In my ulally account. 'I . now fadlity federal representatives Graham has said he will sign the bill n bounced back and forth w the 1, . ft stats of FWda uid 88. But Commissioner Bob French uW W ber," Commission" Sandra Glenn said. they will challenge It In court the first disagreement over the specific wording, p~ I , .,,..... '... , , . , Calsob ..................... 111A OadiedAdp .............ZB4B 48 CeeeIes ............ - I I I . . . .. . .4 11 Today 0 by Craig L.gg.tt' . - __ . -.-- _ 4 .(-,; I - MONIES I 0 By DAVID Nt. RAZLER Herald Stall Writer - he nade no comment because it seemed 2-story cell blocks vious the proposal was going to pass. 4 But my point is, if this was the ' NJ . — . I y that will house up to 32 men. Each Citizens'Rights Committee from forcing the motion was designed inerely to stall Re$ionW Manager Steve McMahon sWd County Jail Is all but deserted now. Shown are two prisoner will have one narrow window, as shown the city to hold a referendum, designed to for time, while the company sought to - \, 0~ I -- - -w -- . Following the vote, Orange-Seminole The soon-to-be-opened new $5 million Seminole not been resolved, that would be & - I----. that. And we need to do something to continue to keep Its attention. Perhaps an airing in public would be the way to do " - '1!i __.------- olk Pleads For More ,Ja*ll Staff YORST! .: , i . TOMORROW. . -00, . . %,~_~ e" 0 S SU"t Winter Spnng i . ' " )." ,1 operate In the county. "The thrust from the beginning was to get its (Orange-Seminole Cablevision) a ttention," Commissioner Bob Sturm said this morning. "I think we've done ":':.'I . iul~~uon of many contracts between Qrange-Serninole Cablevislon and the P ppnmission, where the commission brouot to our attention problems that -1 Off SWT I 6ET IT! A SOR i SPREAM TW CA0161V ALL R69 RM UII LAWFTY! 00 YOUR I ("' ,*- I 4 .11 : . ~. 1 .. ' -, I ' L - Mh . ., . by 'T. K. Ryan - . - I ' • LOT5A LUCD?j - VASKO - ""4 * ( NO LU1OlYi') - - . . - : ~ .... - . . '... . LAST omfa wa va,tv an W 4 ft as To4o"j, 6.L . ' EIg'C E - I I _; - - ' C'_ . r ,,,;i ~_" ~ '.- PAWN 11P 1.11 11 I., Ts ~_ I I My HAD - 111 001" 11 . ?%GHTEN I ______________ 2f -so WHAT IF OH? THEN YN OEHY WK RUMV! ~DU WWT HM ANNIE 15 OLIVER WW ARE U IT? OHI OF CM THE RUMOR TWT f"051 WWP. YM K MIXIMIS T""(3 ffiw~ .0 MR" I'VE NEVER EVEN ''iR3UO4$' IIRELING, LL"f"?! t_AVE ... . . . :. ~--~~L XF0 by Leonard Starr - ,.,, A '' - - - ANNIE — ,,-q - ,IL 11 . '0-4 , a . ___________________________ . ' ". _ . .. _ - - ~,_'_ üst 'be taken to revoke a cable television company's franchise to - ______ °' 41im~ , ____ I - tnfnIsa1on voted last week to spade lead. A trump comes back. He ruffs anoth er heart g and leads a second spade. Oswald: "There are lots of Back comes another trump, Wu,v strong savor partfleF.up Uiifltl, (April 20-May might-have-beens here. Three won In dummy. —De a good job t'Ihoee20) "Another heart ruff estabIABP.A (Sept, 23-Oct. 23) nrwnp is a cinch, but you t jla there af ter the lishes dummy's fifth heart He Follow your nobler instincts Wi are w u pOiuOfl to oI tuft a spade to get to r or you viict di bids today nd you should sparkle make .u..gs four diamonds, dummy and his last spade are looking over your "Five diamonds is only one goes on that last heart." and blu.nu, iso matwa who shoulder. They'll be pnerous dowti. but East feels that he you Involved with. All will with the rewards. ) - ' Cablevision. Because of numerous . -. ':----..... \ . P_ . I "i OW - II I I to allow the public to voice its corn- d9krit attorney to find out what steps '.':.-:-'•-...._:-. ... •. .4.1 1. 1 -. - .- I. . I—— i ,-•f,____ Woes plaints against Orange-Seminole s ace cashes Alliances you make today Conditions favor talking to -- -, - ~,~ no Saninole County Commission this - - - - --- ft • . - ".. I -- f . . M I . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 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, June 02, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 02, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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