11 10 289 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7f35e363df9c0b8afb2b38600e0f959f.pdf ae95bc39fbef851fbc46f73b1509c09f PDF Text Text g ]HIeralt- 72nd Year, No, 268.—Monday, 268.—Monday, June 30, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 •• Settlement PUts Auto-Train Stock Back On , Board I . The American Stock Exchange has resumed the firm. If completed, the sale will net Autotrading in Auto-Train Corp. stock at the cornTrain $2,250000 pany's request following tentative settlement of a lawsuit against the Corporation. Trading in Auto-Tram stock had been halted Auto-Train also announced that it plans to sell June 11 at Auto Train's request due to a lawsuit I400,000 shares of stock in its wholly th ('fln - owned - against the cornoration brought -- ... 1w -J .... ..subsidiary, Railway Services Corp. said Jim tinental Illinois Leasing Corp. and its affiliate, the Grube, financial public relations spokesman for Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Co. of 1 '• ' . . ES me? 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S ll • .-,- • 5- . - .', ' ' ' - * - * * - SH.PMATEs SWAP ' STORIES * * ,1 * -, * • by Tim Vieceat Some of the 400 to 500 I shipmates, attended the 'u an. i ing o th n iversary Oie closi e Sanford Naval u- ation reunion hew this weekend swap the latest "scuttlebutt" over a can of beer Saturday at the Fleet Reserve Association building. A golf tournament was held at the Mayfalrcountry club Friday afternoon. A I ie tool 00 0f hisS traue drapes a fence as (asselberry . Rotary Club baseball player Enterson Proctor Intently ga7es at a- ballgaine while waiting for his game to start. Emerson's meditation must have paid off. Rotary Club shut out Lake Mary 3.0 in the recent Pony League ganie at Five Points Field. For inore local baseball results, See • Page TA. .. I To Consider Over The chief of staff said he as acting on instructions from Khomeini who also announced last week that bureaucrats would be executed if they are caught using old office stationery bearing the deposed monarchy's eniblern of an imperial lion and sun crests. The dismissal of 69 lecturers, students and employees from TeAran Universit) accused of collaborating with the shah's regime brings to 558 the nuiiiber of -. people purged from the university, the radio said. fears t government to make plans for Iran to function cut off from the rest of the world, the Bamdad newspaper reported who has said the continued holding of the 53 Americans was driving Iran to the verge of economic collapse. received support from it close associate of Ayatollah Ruholloh Khomeini, the Tehran Times reported. Hojatol-eslam Hassan Houhani, a member of parLiament, told his con. stituents Iran cannot keep the American hostages indefinitely. It is nut Poe. 39 . Roads By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Thirty-nine dirt roads will be conLake Mary Boulevard Plan sidered by the Seminole County CornBaed on evidence that Lake. Mary the I"lorida Department of Iran. mission Tuesday for inclusion In the county road system. Boulevard will within 10years become a sportalion. Any proposals for miOnly roads in the system are eligible major arterial road linking 1-4 on the provemnents along the boulevard or at the west and U.S. 17-92 on the east, the two major intersections would require for county maintenance, The roads, Identified by the Public Seminole County Commission will be considerationof these intergovernmental Works Department, were not previously asked by its planning staff Tuesday to complexities according to county "The problem has become complicated included tn the county road system due to hire transportation consultants to planners. now," said Rouhani, who is Khomeini's oversight or have recently become prepare detailed plans for the road. The planners also suggest that the personal representative to the political Lake Mary Boulevard Is currently in county retain professional consultants eligible because of growth in their area, and ideological bureau of the Iranian the county road system, but adjacent for the State Road 436 segment between said County Engineer 8111 Bush. Armed Forces. "That is to say that the lands are controlled by the city of Lake 1-4 and Maitland Ave., but recommend United States does not attach any value Roads c.led as Class B will be Mary and 14 and 7-92 are controlled by Lake Mary Boulevard be given priority. on the life of the hostages." regularly maintained by the county. * Bani-Sadr's comments in the Bamdad Roads clasMed as "Clm C" will newspaper on the crisis came one da receive touch-up maintenance only to West Lake Brantley Drive and Lane to Floral Way; Seminole Drive after he demanded more power. when they need it. Bush said.. "Class A" Lakeland PnIm Snrinu, frnm Ti,rnrn. Wn., w Urn 0.11 r.. r-... ---- Avenue UUL r, b is reserved for paved roads. Road to Sanford Avenue. Shore Drive from Lake Rena Drive to the The new policy was adopted, Bush Twenty-eight roads are recommended north end of shore; Alberta Street from said, because many dirt roads inclusion in the "Class C" Seminole Avenue to the east end of receiving frequent emergency maincategory. They are: Edouard Street from Alberta; Alpine Street from Lake Marion tenance to. keep them passable, which Carolina Street to the south end of Drive to Seminole Avenue; Arnold required by the commission each Edouard;Lake Street from Spring Avenue from Noble Street to Marvin time. Avenue to the east end Lake;Sheryl Street; Bodie Avenue from Barton Street Anita Street from Carolina Street to the to Boyer Street Canada Avenue from Eleven roads are recommended fo flnt-tlzne Indukion in the "Class B" south end of Sheryl; Stone Street from North Street to We Marion Drive; category. They are: 21st street frogn Howard Avenue to the fish hatchery; Elizabeth Avenue from North Street to Lakes Drive from Orange County the south end of Elizabeth; Jackson Dixie Avenue to Henri Avenue' Williams Line to the north end of Twin; Carrigan Street from Bodie Avenue to the Jackson Avenue from 21st Street 300 feel Ave. from Central Avenue to Division west end; Marvin Street from Presavlew Henri Avenue from 21 Street Street; Ruth Boujeylj(j from Iongw. Skeet; Colonial We from Lake Oaks Avenue to Arnold Avenue; Noble Street T Lake Mary R to Boulevard to Tarrytown Trail; Water from Pressvlew Avenue to Virginia Ifr Lane from Ruth Boulevard to jj Street from Hughey Street to thenorth Avenue; Noble Street from Palm Springs Water; Bl1l, Dot Drive from Road to Allison Avenue; Salem Stree t Boulevard; Hibiscus 1AW hvm Floral end Seminole Delve; Dot from Brentwood Avenue to the east end WaytoBalmykeachDrjye; Pine Avenue q(vee Court from North Floral Way to Balmy &i Drive from Jewel Drive to the weat end ot of Salem; Station Street from Leonard Drive; North Floral Way from pine the right of way; Jewel Drive from the Street to North StreEt; Campeilo Street Avenue toNicholas Lane; Nicholas Drive end of the pavement to Dot Drtve;Junlor from Brentwood Avenue to east end from North Floral Way to Balmy Beach Avenue from Palm Drive to Center Campello; Via Hermosa from Longwood Drive; Oak Delve from Westlood Drive Street; Poinsettia Drive from Hibiscus Markham Road to Venetian Court. . from ------------ ..... •r. vai S - urIve; for first-time * * . .' f - ' 4' . ii. - :'*' of ; of to ai,.vnuw * - . • ' Herald Photo by Tom Vincent oW Herald Photo * 5 -- * * , • * e ioerninen s operation unr President Aboihassan Bani-SaUr. "If they (government officials) are unable to act, let them quit so that we can find Individuals who are not ineffective." Khomeini said in a speech Friday. The army chief of staff also ordered all army units to purge their ranks of all traces of the deposed shah and to throw out all emblems of tile ex-nionarch, the Kuwaiti news agency, KUNA, said in a dispatch front Tehran. r * * I * .5 .. • * * I • -. action S S5 • -5 '.v- were S * • * '. . -- • , .5 . . County -e. ' - ' * " * . • ,, * • •. • * - 1 TO 'PLAY BALL' * * f- r * S . * '" IYC' n vviai WAI TS , . * -- . . :-.'' 1 . . -. . . ' • ___________ * Vf%I IkI CTfl - - - ., * -. * . .. .,.. _le_ * • - ... * .. . di . -. • ','; ::; j .'' >, . ' '1 *•'* -: I ..,.. . . I. •- 5 ---7 Ilk ______ fr . . By United Press International More than 1 000 government workers. have been fired in a new purge of accused collaborators with tile regime of tile ousted shah, Tehran radio repored today. In Cairo Shah Mohammed Reza , ' , underwent emergency surgery • ' for the removal of pus from his left lung, medical sources said. A Tehran Radio d• . broadcast said even the death of the shah would not change the hostage issue, now . in its 240th day. * . "(President) Carter is doubly mistaken if he thinks that the shah's • . . .4 death will hasten tkv possibility of the release of his spy hostages held in Islamic revolutionary Iran," the radio .• c' said. "The deposed shah was but it U.S. agent with " rank king, his status in the court will merely be that of it representative of his masters. The court will be called to try America for in our view the hostages and the shah are one and the same," the broadcast said. The inais dismissals of 622 people from the oil ininistry, a25 from the road and transportation ministry, 35 from Iran's radio and television organization and 69 from Tehran University follows Ata. . g Takih lip S urgeiy 0n Lupg. . allows federal financing of abortions only excessive heat, which was i.n'.the . to save the woman's life or In cases of because of a heat wave. pregnancy from rape or incest that are The ambulance left the Knesset area properly reported to authorities, without using Its siren, a Knessetguard Although the Constitution protects said. * S.. )S,1 , ••- * * ''-Shah Has '' In a second 5-4 vote, the court said " JERUSALEM (UPI) — Prime states are not obligated to pay for Minister Menachem Begin was rushed by medically necessary abortions for which ambulance today to the intensive care federal reimbursment is not available. unit at Hadassah flospital, a hospital In the case of federal funding for spokesman said. abortions, Stewart said the Hyde The spokesman said he did not imAmendment "places no governmental mediately know the nature of Begin's obstacle in the path of a woman who aliment but the 67-year-old prime chooses to terminate her pregnancy, but minister has a history of heart trouble rather, by means of unequal sub- and suffered a mild stroke in August. sidizatlon of abortion and other medical Begin had been in the parliament services, encourages alternative activity building when the ambulance was called. deemed In the public Interest." Members of the Knesset (parliament) 0 f.* , 2 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme citizens against unwarranted govern: ONEGWDTURN Court today upheld 5-4 the congressional mental interference, Stewart said, "It DOESTRICKI ban on federal financing of most welfare does not confer an entitlement to such Flit . s.... cu about abortions, and said states are required to funds as may be neccessary to realize all tWO-tPI# 'uH Pof we. finance the operation only when federal the advantages of that freedom." to,' Cr S4 funds are available. the Palm of your right "To hold otherwise would mark a . hand (ioU, If p,ft The majority said Congress' funding drastic change. in our understanding of • p • handed), as shown restrictions, known as the Hyde the Constitution," Stewart said. 3 . .. • above. •• Amendment after its sponsor, Rep. Stewart agreed with the government . Now, pivoting on the Henry Hyde, RIll., do not violate the argument that the Hyde Amendment •• . ball 0 your lift foot, . . First or Fifth Amendments to the Con- bears a rational relationship to its b .. * "legitimate interest in protectingthe fulI circle ro -I Stl4t,OIh Congress has opted to Over your "should-: ,-;: potentiallifeof the subsidize medically necessary services Sr. ending with t 14111 But Justice William Brennan wrote for k •t .• . . cup in Its original $'l generally, but not certain medically - the dissenters that "the state's interest in 1' ii iS!i iii ' position before o— necessary abortion the fact remains protecting the potential life of the fetus .. oh yes. without . .4 that the Hyde amendment leaves an cannot justify the exclusion of financially it. . spilling a . indigent woman with at least the same and medically needy women from the ; - • Success requires a range of choice in deciding whether to benefits to which they would otherwise be SMO&h and steady mo. obtain a medically necesiary abortion as entitled solely because the treatment lion In your swing. * * she would have had if Congress had that a doctor has concluded is medically Practice In a suitable _______ pyl Two of the I, chosen to subsidize no health care costs necessary involves an abortion." chosen piacs- is advisable. above S to be twins. Which two Is ,' V at all, Justice Potter Stewart wrote for .— * I y, tile majority. "We are thus not persuaded that the Begin Rushed Hyde Amendment impinges on the constitutionally protected freedom of h .' choice recognized in (a prior court To Hospital ______ • / / • -M • Rldd..-Thlat How did the baker hO country? With a 21-bun &u%. .. .'.• stock will be issued, 600,000 by Railway Services Corp. and 800,000 by Auto-Train, Auto-Train will retain approximately 59 percent of Railway Serices' stock. Out of its proceeds, Railway Services will repay Auto-Train $800,000. The funds were advanced by Auto-Train to get the company started, Grube said. — DIANE PETRYK A . ' , aet .WRI court backs bor i on FlInd Ban _byalIalkaufman_ _____ Chicago, Grube said. amount of $400,000 which can be drawn on by The suit charged that Auto-Train was behind in Continental to pay the exiting Auto-Train debts lease payments on locomotives and failed to and future lease payments in the event of further adequately maintain leased equipment. Grube defaults between now and Dec. 5, 1980. said the charge of inadequate maintenance The suit will be voluntarily dismissed by " nuiIn use. i.onunenuu, teruoe said, U the company accepts In an attempt to settle the dispute, Auto-Train the letter of credit upon final review. has secured an irrevocable letter of credit in the Although 1,400,000 shares of Railway services * __ ,, Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents of , - -' - -T-- • -I - —: * **i --:----, - - * - • - -. -• • -Mw:. �I . r' -. .,. , .. . :', . - '. - - - - - Monday; June 30, lfSO ~ .-_ - I ~~ 2nd Robbery In June Suffers By DAVI M. RAZLR Herald Staff Writer An elderly couple was robbed of more than $3,000 in cash and belongings at their room in the Days Inn outside of Sanford, Friday night, deputies say. They report the crime is similar to another robbery at the same motel earlier this month. Deputies say Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morris, of Brooklyn, N.Y., re we robbed in their room by two men, one of whom held WORLE) 'N BRIEF I Mideast Oil Producers Raising Prices' Again ;*. A Sanford woman has been charged with assault after TWO ROUSE FIRES IN COUNTY Seminole firefighters reported two house fires In the county, Satur day. A fire started a defective outlet caused about $2,000 damage to a Forest city home, they say. car to the thieves, deputies say. The fire, reported at 11:25 p.m., at the home of Rogello On June 10, a 63-year-old Virginia man was robbed at the Llaurado, 116 Dogwood Drive, destroyed a mattress and Inn, State Road 46 at the Interstate 4 interchange, by two men bedding left neiir the outlet. . I . he allowed in after they said there was a leak they had to Richard llau'rado,- 11, son of the home's oviner, suffered repair. minor burns and damaged a plastic shower stall when he tried During that robbery, one of the suspects held a screwdriver, to use it to soak down the burning mattress before firemen another held a pistol, deputies say. arrived. He required no medical treatment, firemen say. CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED A second fire reported at 5 p.m. Saturday destroyed a small Two men, one carrying a handgun, robbed a Lake Monroe frame house at 322 Depugh Street, Altamonte Springs, firemen convenience store Saturday night, de puties report. say. I The two men, one with a shirt pulled over his face, ordered The house,-owned by Willie Mae Johnson of Newark, N.J., Joyce Appleby, 53, clerk of the LII' Champ, Upsala Road, at was supposed to be occupied, but firefighters say they have 9:30 a.m. to hand over an undetermined amount of cash, been unable to locate any sign of the occupants. They fled on foot, leaving Appleby and Ernest Lee Ingland, a The house was worth about $2,, say firemen, who have customer, unharmed. still not determined the cause of the blaze. - barrel into effect, Industry sources said, Several other members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting countries Algeria, Nigeria, Indonesia, Gabon, Ecuador and Qatar — likely will . - follow suit within a few days or weeks. But the biggest of them all, Saudi Arabia, is staying out of it — at least for the time being. The Saudis nearly 24 percent of U.S. oil imports and its crude still sells at an OPEC low of $28 a barrel. The United Arab Emirates, 'another OPEC moderate, also is holding the line, Pope Begins Tour Of Brazil . . . , . -•. ' ,- -'p. :'y '. . . .: '.. . , . - . .. - . ' ... . -'. - .-. - a' . . . - , 4 n' ' ,, . ,,. ., — Pryor Serious But Stable , . , . 1, -j1 . ' — ,. . -. . , I " :; -- - . .4 ' 11. . • , . . . . .. ' - ,. ' TAKE BREATHER ':. 'tjs ' i l ' . Street, Sanford. Precinct No. 39 from English Estates School, Oxford Road, Fern Park to Ashwood Arms Apartments, 1000 La ke of the Woods Boulevard, (formally known as Fern Park Apartments, Fern Park. Prec inct No. 45 from Portable Semoran Skateway, 1109 East Semoran 'Blvd., Cassel berry, to Summit Apartments Clubhouse, Hwy 436 & Red Bug Road, Casselberry. Precinct No. 60 from Sabal Palms Country Club, Highway 434, Longwood Longwood to The Springs Clubhouse, 100 Springs Boulevard, Longwood. Precinct No. 62 from Seminole Hospital Pavilion, 300 Bay Avenue, Sanford to New Tribes Mission, 1000 East First Street, Sanford. ' . . always meeting in their official capacities. Above, left to right, Sheriff John I photographers and two European Red Cross workers captured and held for four days by Vietnamese troops have been freed unharmed and warned to stay away from the Cambodian border. "They said they would ret urn us this time, but that it shouldn't ha ppen again ," Robert Ashe, 26, a Red Cron worker from twrey, England told reporters after his release Sunday. •, ' - Law enforcement people from throughout ,Serpinole County recently, held the first annual social get-together as part of Sapford Police Chief Ben Butler's brainchild to bring them together in a retà*d atmosphere, rather than LOCAL LAWMEN - ' . Polk, Chief Butler and Chris Ray of the state attorney's office dig Into the FLORIDA Precinct No. 66 from Portable, Semoran Skatewliy, 1109 E. Semoran Blvd., Casselberry to Fair Lanes Indian Hills Bowling Center, 115 Wilshire Drive, Fern Par k, barbecue before settling down to eat. The affair was held at Lake Golden and will be an annual event, Polk said. IN BRIEF 32 Deaths Blamed On Heat Wave ' DALLAS (UPI) Oil Barge Reaches Port The temperatures had been Oklahoma and three in Sunday the very old and the order and they,g'(fjghtLisa Wichita Falls, to the nor. Arkansas, for an area-wide very VrVETH young generally have well as the rest of us," she thwest, was the state's hottest record highs for seven con- Medical Examiner's office for total of 32 heat deaths, more trouble dealing with said, spot with a record 112 secutive days is taking as its five deaths, and another 21 With the exception of a 6- tem perature extremes when NATIONAL REPORT; Tornadoes and severe thun- victims elderly people on were being investigated as month-old Sunday's high of 108, degrees. girl, the youngest they are not able to escape to relatively low A section of thtrstate 40 after days of derstorna ravaged states from the Midwest to the Atlantic, ' fixed incomes who cannot possibly heatrelated. The Dallas victim was 62. air-conditioned comfort, 112 and 113 readings, still near Okemah, Okla., literally forcing thousands of people to flee the. Baltimore Zoo and afford air conditioning, wave of hot weather also was Medical examiner spokes"Their body mechani s ms managed to break the existing "blew up" under heat duress causing power outages and numerous injuries in PennBy today,- triple-digit responsible for three deaths in woman Vanessa Ernst said aren't in as good a working Dallas record by 5 degrees. during the weekend. sylvania, Illinois and Ohio. Some 4,000 people were enjoying an ER — As Workers. Clean Spill. blistering heat that has set blamed by the Dallas' County afternoon In the Baltimore Zoo Sunday when a tornado ripped through the grounds, downing hundreds of trees, injuring two people and killing three birds. Trees fe ll on top of animal cages, killing two storks and a vulture and causing an GLENN T. BROWN Seminole Memorial Hospital. Charlotte, N .C. She was 'a Locust Ave., Sanford, is in In Charlotte Community estimated $50,000 In damages. Most of the zoo's 12,000 anima ls Glenn T. Brown, 67, of 648 Born in North Carolina, he member of the New Bethel charge of arrangements. Hospital, Charlotte, NC., will be were unharmed. In a nearby trailer park, a tornado injured 10 Little at I p.m., Tuesday at New Bethel Wekiva Road, ca me to Sanford in 1950 and Baptist Church, Sanford. people, overturned six trailers and damaged or destroyed 18 Baptist Church with the HARVEYPLETCHER Altamonte Springs, died was a ret ired truck dr She is survived by f our sons, drii ver. Robert Doctor officiating. Burial others. Harvey F. Pletcher, 87, of Sunday in Win ter Park. Born RstIa He is survived by his wife, Nathan Jackson, New York cemetery. Sunrise AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 83; overnight in Michigan he moved to Mrs. Odessa Henderson, City, Boswell Jackson, 950 Mellonvllle Ave., died Funeral Home, 900 Locust Ave., low: 74; yesterday's high: 94; barometric pressure: 30.04; Altamonte Springs in 1924 Sanford; four daughters, Mrs. Philadelphia, Pa., Major Saturday. Born in Pierceton, Sanford, Is in charge, relative humidity: 77 percent; winds: west. at 10 m.p.h. Buo0s, from Detroit, Mich. He was a Linda Thomas, Sanford, Mrs. Lewis C. Jackson, Wichita, lad., he was retired from the QEP4 --r Funeral TUESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 10:59 a.m., self-employed prin te r and a Charlotte stores. He is od mitServices for Eugene Buggs, 49, Chauppetta, Kan., and Luke M. Jackson, A&P fo 11:19p.m.; low, 4:39 a.m., 4:46 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: member o the Grace Falkner Lungwood, Mrs. M y Valdet, Rochester, who died June 25 In Rochester, ar N.Y.; three vived by two sons, Harvey F. highs, 10:51 a.m., 11:11 p.m.; lows, 4:30 a.m., 4:37 p.m.; Memorial Christian and Las Vegas, N. Mex., and Miss daughters, Mrs. Bessie Pletcher Jr.,Casselberry and BAYPORT: highs, 4:50a.m.,3:42p.m.; lows, 10:05 a.m., 11:01 Missionary Alliance Church. Brenda Henderson, Pullen, Charlotte, N.C.; Mrs. William Harold Pletcher, 'fiJi p.m. He is survived by his wife, Albuquerque, N. Max.; one Dorothy Jackson, Sarasota, Elmhurst, Ill.; and one I In Air Conditioned BOATING FORECAST: St, Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out Cupid W. Brown, Altamonte brother, Taft, High Point, and Mrs. Jerelene Jackson, daughter, Mrs. Barbara 50 Miles: Winds southwest around 15 knots today and west or Springs; two daughters, N.C.; two sisters, Mrs. Irene Key West; a brother, Charlie Chapin, Park Ridge, M. northwest10to15knotsThesday.SeasmosUy2to4feeLw ~, nerai secesandburial Barba Ann Canton, New Nye, Richmond, and Mr Day tona Beach; and seas higher near widely scattered mainly afternoon and Smyrnj (formerly of San- Marjor ie Harris, Eldorado,s.N.Robinson, will be in Indianapolis, md. umr1%)11rTrzI three sisters, Mrs. Roberta evening thunderstorms. ford), Nancy 11 Reynolds,' Max.; nine grandchildren and Barnes, Sanford, Mrs. Ethel Brisson Funeral Home-PA is charge of local AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Foresark, Ga., and seven one great-grandchild. Smith and Mrs. Victoria in Afternoon orevening thunderstorms likely today and chance grand lldren ir g s 4 arrangements. including Brtuon Funeral Home-PA Blair, Dade Qty; 14 of thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon. Highs in the low 90a and Angela dR'Harvey and is in charge of arrangements. children, one greatlows tonight ln the 7os. Winds mostly west or southwest lotols 'Felicia C all of Sangrandchild and numerous miles an hour. Rain probability 60 percent this af ternoon and ford. Funeral Notices nephews and nieces. ____________ _____Ph. 322-6562____ LOUIS MINGO, evening and 30 percent Tuesday. Sunrise Funeral Home, WILLIAM GARNER Fi Vff1t Louis Mlngo, 70, of 2020 Locust Ave., Sanford, Is in HINDIRSON, CROLIY C. William A. Garner, 67, of Alexander . Avenue, died Funeral services for Croiey C. 2014 Mellonvllle Ave., San- Sunday at Seminole Memorial charge of arrangements. Henderioi, 67, of 02 Wilkins Circle, Sanford, who died ford, died Saturday morning Hospi ta l He was a retired Saturday at Seminole Memorial EUGENBUGGS in MacClenny. Born in maintenance supervisor at Hospital, will be at 10: am. Eu ge ne &zggs died Wednesday at Br4son Funeral U1bUtZ, Ga., he came to Bloomfield College in New S.mIneleM.mdal H.II$al IliTHS J040119 June In Rochester, N.Y. He Home with Rev, Freddie Smith Sanford in 1922. He was a Jersey. John and Theresa !MIisu, a ADMISSIONS off iciaing. lurIal in Ever green was born in Bedding Fla Officiating. farmer and. in th e produce Sanford: toy, Deltona Surv1vta Include a wife, and raised 'by Mrs. Alice Cemetery. Brision Funeral Kevin Drelfuerst bulnesL Mrs. Rose, Lee Mingo; a srnau HOMO-PA In charge. ) DI S AR GE; Jacqueline Parsons and the late Survivors nclude his wife. i SAM. U.. 17 # ui., i.vciv ,,a T. *mor, usnona tie graduated from Croorns JACKSON, MRS. L1Ol.... John A. Feacher Mrs. Marcelle Garner, Brooks; e ughtens, Mrs. }jl Theresa L. D•ItII Funeral ServIces for Mrs. Loofa gh School in 1951 Curtis FinIayson Edith c mm.rnno, D.u. .Atlanta; three children. Mary Wright, Miss Bobbie I. Jackson. 72,whodled Jung Edward t Johnson He is Elisab,th H. Hahqe, D$tone là wife, Allen, Dennis and Linda, all of Gall McNeil and Miss Gladys t,,,jh,,survived byet._.. Juanita SouthWard SIc. %i-,. %wi 1"V14=9 AIM Theodore P. wiw. Atlanta; one grandchild; five McNeil; stepeona, 'L McNeil' WfOunnar Mansion. Deltona na T'J7 as of Ocala; Ruth lsumhots.r, Longwood IsabelIi Wright, Dsltone sisters, Mrs. Helen Smith, andJames McNeil; numerous AnnIe Perkins. Orange City William U. Gali*han daughters. Aidrena B .Sanford; Mrs. Sadie Smith, nieces and neobews. uni.... VJ DUW ('5 anioru1 ML Dora, Mrs. Gladys Mar ks, Funeral arrangements will ean guggs, Sanford; Ft. Lauderdale, Mrs. Jessie be made at a later date. eight of Moore, Hqilywood and Mr Sunrise Funeral Home, Sa nfor d; three b Verna Burns, Tucker, Ga. Locust Ave., Sanfd, is in Reginald and Robert Samuel,' both of Ocala, and O,B. Is In S of Samuel of Atlanta, (IL a CROLEY HENDERSON MRS, LEOIA H. JAQCSON sister, Mrs. Shirley Walters, Croley C. Henderson, 67.102 -, Mrs. leola R. Jackson, 72, Oca!a and numerous nieces Wilkins Circle. Sanford, died died June 23 in Charlou,& and mom Saturday morning at Commutlity HoepitaF, Suni'jae Funeral Home, 900 - ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) The troublesome cud barge Domar 118 has finally reached its destination minus much of its cargo, and work crews can complete the job of cleaning up the 2,500 gallons of fuel oil it spilled onlp Tampa Bay beaches. The Domar 118 was headed for Port Manatee last Friday when It began leaking and the skipper of its towboat, the Domar Captain, ran it aground to prevent — AREA DEATHS ' ' . •- i Sanford. Burial In Llghfoot Cemetery, Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home 900 Locust Ave., Sanford, Is In charge at h1gemt5, — MTE11 11PATSM I 9L jy WATCHFMCS% - g CH ' -...-. ' - ' , .... to .... - - recommend to next year's Legislature a way to equalize the tax si tuation betweeh insta te and out-of-sta te banks. "That would hah meant that a year's work on improving laws would be down the drain," House Speaker-Designate Ralph Haben, D-Palmetto said shortly before the convening of the 13-hour session. "We are going to try to repass the new code, without the loan ullice ban, rather than extend the old code," Haben said. He does not think the switch in strategy will prolong the session. But if it does bog down in controversy over reenacting the new code, he said, "then we'll fall back on the extension plan." Gov. Bob Graham called the session after he vetoed the revised banking code because it contained the provision outlawing the so-called 1.PO's, bank jargon for loan offices of non-Florida banks. He, Haben, Senate President Phil Lewis and house Speaker ' ' 11 1 11 Although the November general election would normally insure a greater turn-ou t, th e governor believes contests for U.S.Sena te nominations in bo th parties will increase the interest in the runoff primary. • - — hotel. Son*ia's Saga ' 323-2454 STAllS WED., MI PW JULY 2 WATCH FOR ABC'S BIG HALF GALL( SALE IN Y,DffS0AYS PAPER "00 I tini said. "Until this, I never knew that I was enough. But I urn. And although I can't UnMormon myself, I don't think I can be a good feminist and a go(--,' Mormon at the same time." on .Saturday'. Ms. Johnson told th Baltimore chater of the National Organization for mcn she knew she was doing something dim\erous when she battled church pulLey on EllA but she never thought she would be kicked (jut of the church. I thought the chutch could tell the difference between political activity and religious differences," Ms. Johnson said. "I have been blamed for damaging the church and causing persecution, but the church is damaging itself." his. Johnson said anti-ERA discussion by church leaders prompted her to invite interested Mormons and a church elder to her home to explore the Mormon stance on women's rights. Ms. Johnson said the elder infuriated her as he explained the reasons for the church's antiERA position. "1 was so angry I couldn't breathe. When he read the text of the Equal Rights Amendment, which I was was already familiar with, It took hold of my heart like this," she said, clenchin g her fist. "And I have never let go of it since." his. Johnson's fight with the church coincided with a divorce from her husband of 20 years. She is supporting herself with speaking engagements around the country, including appearances on local and national television talk shows. ' Pentagon Fears Senate Ai Thve WASHINGTONUPI) A group of haw kish senators, in an attack on the all-volunteer Army, are pushing to cut the Army's authorized strength by 25,000 troops to make it conform with actual recruits, — Pentagon officials see the move to cut authorized strength from 775,300 to 750,000 as a calculated attempt to force a revival of the draft and kill the all-volunteer force, The senators, led by Sen. Sam Nunn, 1)-Ga., will press their case today when the Senate takes up the $51.9 billion defense authorization ill in recent tiion ths, noting only 35 percent of new recruits are high school graduates. Re was supported by Sens. John Stennis, I). Miss., chairman of the committee, and committee members John Warner, fl-Va., a former Navy secretary, and James Exon, 1). Neb. The Nunn group says its proposal, approved by the full committee, is not an actual troop reduction but a "paper" one, since during the past year Army strength was closer to 750,000 than the authorized 775,300. Sens. Carl Levin, D-Mich., and Ernest Hollings 1)-S.C., are opposing Nunn's drive. "We've had enough of this Vietnam War mentality of trying to destroy it in order to save it," said Hollings. uiness hITS IJaøe Jail - - - - - - - - - - ...- MIAMI (UP!) Dade I County Jail officials have imposed "a loose quarantine" because of a sore throat outbreak that has affected I shouts fourth of'the 809 in. mates. "Everything has been shut down, It seems to be of • serious, even crisis, proportions," Sgt. David I Freisfelder. said Sunday. • I I I -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - — - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . II I se.44 1 W nents. iements. "I lie purpose. lome Appreciation years. I ~ I. co m CaU pin chlna and thus irritate narwaff if,'i " that back and at times the logs . S U • u The spinal nerves that provick feeling for the back and legs pass through tiny passages in the spinal vertebrae, Any displacement and resultant misalignment of the 'vertebrae can • Examination includes a minimum '91 10 standard lasts for evaluating the spin. and a contour I analysis photo as shown above. $ While we all accepting new patients, no one need feel any obligation. Most Insurances Accepted I,--- PAIN How can misalignment of spinal vertebrae result in pain in th e back? This occurs when one of the vertebrae of the lower spine is displaced and is no longer perfectly aligned with the adjacent vertebrae. iHeadaches, Dizziness, loss of Sleep 2,Neck Pain, Tight Muscles 3.Pain Down Arms, Shoulder Pain 4.11umbness in Hands o Feet 5.Pain between th e Shoulders 6.1"ainful Jonts, Nervousness 7.lower Back Pain. Hio Pain. Pain Down Ins MY FlU? Thousands of area residents have spine related problems which usually respond to chhropracbccai,. oull way of 1I jyou to find out it you p could bill helped by Des. I BACK Danger. Signals ol Pinched Nerves' - 11 48 I I I FREE SPINAL : EXAMINATION ~ - I - AT WE CAN GIVE YOU Mormons Force Out ERA Leader STERLING, Va. (UPI) Sonia Johnson's battle with the Mormon Church is over, Ms. Johnson, the housewife who spoke out for the Equal Rights Amendment in defiance of church policy, was notified this weekend of her "irrevocable excommunication" from the church for urging others Lp support the ERA. Ms. Johnson, who is in Miami, Fla., speaking at a convention of the Florida chapter of the National Organization for Women, was told of the excommunication Saturday night, a friend of Ms. Johnson's said Sunday. Kendall White, a professor at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va., said Sunday that Ms. Johnson received a telephone call from a church official, who told her to go to the state president's house where a letter would be read to her, The letter, from Mormon Church President Spencer Kimball, upheld the decision of a lower church court to excommunicate her, said White, who identified himself as an associate of Ms. Johnson's who is helping her with some research. "They didn't give her a copy of the letter," said White. "It formally announced that she is excommunicated." In Miami, Ms. Johnson confirmed she is out. "I am now irrevocably out," she told the Miami Herald. "It makes me heartsick. It is also dishonorable. They want me to repent. But what must I repent?" She said she had no regrets about speaking up to church leaders, "All you really ever have is yourself," she SALE .. don't, we'll picket you'," Frinks said. ' - MIAMI (U PI) Funeral services will be held today in suburban North Miami for the 10 victim of the May 17-19 rioting In Miami's Liberty City area. MildredC. Penton, 65, of Plantation, Fla., died Friday of head injuries received when struck by GALLON — I Riot Victim's Funeral Set 'MRAICI-W I MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UP!) The NAACP Reagan, has been invited but has not yet indicated The groups included the racially mixed Citizens begins Its weeklong 71st annual convention today whether he will come. Coalition for Racial Justice and the black Miamiamid the splendors of posh Miami Beach resort Convention sessions will be held in the sprawling Dade Movement for Justice. hotels but only a civil rights march iway from Miami Beach Convention Center, scarcely a stone's Frinks said representatives of the two groups Miami's riotdevastated Liberty City. throw from tourist-oriented Collins Avenue but 10 would attempt to meet with national leaders of the Major speeches today will be by NAACP miles and another world away from riot-ravaged 500,000-member NAACP today to invite them to çxecutive Director Benjamin Hooks and Chairman liberty City. take part in a "massive march" of protest around , Margaret Bush Wilson. Golden Frinks of Atlanta, a national field Miami Beach. If they refuse, he said, the antiCarter Among the other speakers to the 18,000 delegates secretary of the Southern Christian Leadership protest will be expanded to become an anti-NAACP and visitors will be President Carter (on Friday), Conference, led a meeting Sunday of leaders of two pr otest too. Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., (on Wednesday), local activist groups to plan picketing during "We are going to tell them, 'If you will stage a and Rep. John Anderson, B-Ill. (on Tuesday). The Carter's appearance at the Fontainebleau Hilton massive march, we'll only picket Carter. If you Nunn, an influential member of the Armed Services Committee, last week complained the quality of Army volunteers has fallen steadily The Coast Guard said no more boats were sighted en route to Key West, but "several" more were believed to be in the harbor at Maniel. One of the five amendments ' would boost property tax exemptions for homeowners from the present $5,000 to $15,000. Approval of that amendment Oct. 7 could make the higher homestead exemption effective on this year's tax bills providing lawmakers amend the truth-in-millage bill to allow amended budgets by local governments. Candidates lop NAACP . Miami Slate other presidential candidate, Republican Ronald S regulations governing 350 state-chartered banks. The only matters included in Graham's call fcithe session other than the banking code was a change in the date for referendum voting'on five constitutional amendments. They are scheduled to be voted on in the November election. The governor wants that changed to the Oct. 7 runoff primary. ' Hyatt Brown agreed on an extension of exis ting banking laws Friday'after tax officials were unable to devise a workable tax plan. "I -still think we can get out of here by mid-afternoon," Haben said. Midnight is the witching hour for the session and also for state banking laws. Unless the present code is extended or the new one re-enacted by the stroke of 12, Florida lases all . empty. chunks of concrete hurled through the windows of her daughter's car. - . - aboard 1,946 boats. Another 662 boats have returned — E11313 — bill. a ' - - - HOSPITAL NOTES. 01- 2 Refugee Boats Arrive KEY WEST, Fla. (UP!) Two more boats reached Key west from Mariel Sunday, bringing a total of 94 Cuban re[igees, a Coast Guard spokesman reported. It raised the refugee total since April 21 to 115,258 - . it from sinking. The Coast Guard managed to plug the leak Saturday and pumped out 6,000 gallons of oil to refloat It. N.Y.', will be Saturday at I p.m. at Allen Chapel ÂME Church, GALLON TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Shortly before the Legislature began a one-day special session today, leaders decided to re-enact their new banking code without a controversial provision that prevented out-of-state.bahks from establishing loan offices in Florida. On Friday, the lawmakers had decided to get- out of a dilemma over the loan offices by extending the current banking code for one more year and appointing a committee to - LOS ANGELES (UP!) Beginning his fourth week of hospitalization, Richard Pryor is reported in "really good spirits" with burn specialists readying for a second skin grafting surgery. Dr. Richard Grossman, heading the team of specialists treating the enterta iner, said more skin grafts would be made this week. Pryor, 39, underwent his first grafting surgery a week ago. Gary Swaye, a spokesman at Sherman Oaks Community Hospital, said Pryor's condition remains seriOus but stable. He was removed from the critical list last week. '. BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) — Two American . ATLANTA (UP!) Attorneys for Georgia, In an admittedly unusual move, turned to the Supreme Court today to vacate a stay of execution and allow the state to send convicted murderer Jack Potts to the electric chair Tuesday. Attorneys for Potts, who remained in a "deathwatch" cell yards from the execution chamber Sunday night, have called the state's appearance before the Supreme Court "unusual and vindictive." State Attorney General Arthur Bolton said because Potts has twice asked that his execution be carried out so he could "die in peace" and twice changed his mind "my staff shalt immediately attempt to have the Supreme Court of the United States terminate the stay order in order that the judgment of e xecu tion may be carried out on schedule next Tuesday," Bolton said. — Precinct No. 12 from Spring Lake, Elementary School, Orange Avenue, Forest City to Florida Federal Savings, NW ; i Corner of S.R. 434 & S.R. 436, Altamonte Springs. Precinct No. 14 from Church of God, 220 E. Wildmere Avenue, Longwood to Lyman High School, S.R. 427, Longwood. Precinct No. 32 from Portable, Adjacent to Southside of ' Mayfair Country Club, West 46-A, Sanford, to Melodee Skating Rink, 2700 W. 25th Street (corner of Airport Blvd. and 25th . , • . , . - . . ' . - 1. - . . -. I . . - 4• '1 I" 4. , • . I ...: . c . MOSCOW (UPI) — West Gernian Chancellor Helmut Schmidt arrived today for two days of talks with Frees '2 Americans a ": / .,. The Seminole County Commission has approved location changes for nine polling places. The changes replace polling places no longer available. They are as follows: Precinct No. 11 from North Lake Apts. Clubhouse, 242 Sharon Drive, Altamonte Springs to First Federal Building, SE Corner of Palm Springs Drive and Hwy 436, Altamonte Springs. ..•• . .' 5 Vietnam Georgia Seeks Potts' Death Polling Changes .1 f "Z' . • .4 $14 billion budget from dipping into the red, said the city could not afford to give uniformed workers more than the 8 percent won by civilian employees last week. 4. 1' • — county Approves Schmidt, Soviets In Talks •- •%• •' budget deficit of $60 million and the possibility of a municipal strike that could create chaos and further tarnish the city's image- during the Republican National Convention July 14-17, worked Feverishly to obtain an accord before the contract expiration. In New York site of the Democratic National Convention Aug. 11.14— police officers and firefighters are among 48,000 municipal employees seeking a wage increase in excess of 10 percent. City negotiators, fighting to keep New York's nearly — ROME (UPI) — Pope John Paul!! today began an ambitious, 12-d4 tour of Brazil in a mission of faith 'and peace that will give the pontiff a firsthand view of the modern-day wealth and primitive poverty of the world's largest Catholic nation. Already the most traveled pope In history, the' 60year-old pontiff will add 18,600 miles to his travel log and take him from cities of steel and glass to the heart of the Amazon jungle in the first ever papal Brazil. The pope's 11-hour flight to Brasilia, the ultramodern specially built Brazilian ca pita l in the Interior, began at 6:11 a.m., 12:11 a.m. EDT from Rome's Leonardo da 'Vinci Airport. There was no formal departure ceremony and the pope made no statement before leaving. •a .., United Press International Approximately 71,000 municipal workers in Detroit and New York using the Republican and Democratic national conventions for leverage, bargained against a midnight deadlin e tonigh t for ne labor pacts. Detroit city officials, caught between a predicted Seminole deputies are investigating the theft of 350 can. t.aloupes, 5 bushels of mangoes and 41 quarts of molasses from a Longwood fruit stand late Friday night. Deputies say burglars broke through a rear door to remove the produce, valued at $3, from Country Fresh Produce, 2490 State Road 434. ' Kremlin leaders that are sure to include the most divisive issues in East-West 'relations — Afghanistan and NATO nuclear missiles in Europe. Schmidt a nd Foreign Minister Hans Dietrich Genscher touched down at Unukovo Airport shortly before noon 5 a.m. EDT, and were met by President Leonid Brethnev, Pr ime Minister Alexet Kosygin and Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Although Schmidt has made clear he will bring up Afhanistan' during his talks with nev, Communist Par ty daily Pravda emphasized trade cooperation between the two countries in its Monday editio and said the &hmldt'vlsit was "In the Interests edition Of strenitbs dstMad.peac,.Lzi Europs11 Detroit, New York Workers Use Cónvéntions In Talks FRUIT THEFT REPORTED Monday, June 30, 1I0-3A Lawmakers May Re-enact New State Banking Code — OHIO MAN ARRESTED An Ohio man was arrested Sunday on charges of selling fireworks at the Maitland flea market, U.S. Highway 17.92 deputies report. Ronald J. Ehsen, of Summit, Ohio, was arrested at 3:46 p.m. by deputies, who say they also seized a large quantity of Illegal rockets and crackers. While Sanford police say they made no arrests or seizures, they say they shut down two booths selling fireworks at the Sanford Flea Market Sunday. in - IN BRIEF allegedly slamming another woman's head on the ground, deputies report. Elizabeth MdHale, 30, of 2901 Palmetto Ave., was arrested by deputies on Saturday outside the Cumberland Farms store, Airport Boulevard and Sanford Avenue. Deputies say McHaIe 'attacked Doris Hamlin, 18, of 300 Airport Boulevard, slamming Hamlin's head on the ground. Deputies, who gave no reason for the alleged assault, say Hamlin was treated and released from Seminole Memorial Hospital for bruises. . Bock In Session' Niv11ON ARREST FOR ASSAULT Moms aown on his bed, threatening turn with a screwdriver while the other looted the room. The two men gained entrance to the room at 11:15 p.m. by knocking on the door and claiming they had to get In to fix a leak, deputies say. Morris, 65, and his wife, who was forced into the bathroom during the robbery, were unhurt, but lost cash, traveler's checks, watches, jewelry and the keys to their BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) The price of oil is going up Again Tuesday, for the four th time in eight months. The move wll be reflected later in the year at gasoline pumps, when prices rise about 1 cent a gallon in the United States — perhaps more, If the bigger oil producers join the new wave of hikes. As of Tuesday, Kuwait, Venezuela, Iraq and Libya will put increases ranging from 28 cents to $2.20 per - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Days.,Inn D \ ~ . — .. . ' 5- 2A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. I it . U Low back and leg pains respond well to chiropractic techniques, as thousands have discovered. Learn what chiropractic can do to and your back pain..,phori. for snppolntment, . ; • • i WIEDER CHI RO RACTIC 11 P . 14 lard, Mgr I 1i . 350 N. Hwy 17 U. Casselber i y ( I 000 Feet South of Dog Track Road) Please Call 305-834-7774 for an appointment and bring a copy of this announcement with you cross the country uw*s - .4..r1r 11 - - ' - , ,": - ' , - ., ' . - . . - _0 . - - - - es es - - - i'mmomm - - - - .- --. --- -'-5-- -. - • - alle - M M ale - .5 -- . - - - . -. S.. I : I ___ _ - ______, q --5'----- I . . I I - -- -; -. - . S . �- - r - - - - —- - - r - - - -•- 4A —Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -, Monday, June 3O,1so - rresiaeni How Secure Is Soéial Security? —I Program Head Urges Consumer Price Link... 10 Senate May Back Tax Cut To Ease Burden to be until we have some hearings. I can tell you it will be aimed at lessening the burden on the increase of the Social Security tax that takes effect next year ... and that in no way can be considered inflationary." "They are singing our song, and I'm willing for them to sing that song, but I ain't going to let them lead the choir." Meanwhile, two high level government economists say President Carter is willing to work with Congress in develop. ing a tax cut program, but the administration doesn't want "some quickie program." "A tax cut ... a carefully designed, carefully constructed tax cut, done at the right time is something the president is prepared to consider," said Treasury Secretary d. William Miller. "Our preference would be that it be studied and discussed next year outside the heat of an election year." Miller, appearing on the ABC interview program "Issues and Answers," said he thinks it Is unlikely Congress can enact a well-constructed plan this year to take effect In 1981. But he said "If a miracle happens" and Congress develops a "good . . ' Mile Island krypton Release Slated 3 LeaLNOt!Ce -- Legal Notice - i 'r - 4 a,, YOUR WITH SAVINGS FROM PANTRY PRIDE EVERYTHING WE SELL HAS A MONEY BACK 0 ASSORTED l8ozBTL. VLAStC IR01fNafte 1 0 POLISH or KOSHER DILL-S. 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SAVE 10'. 7.25os - DAISY WY NN NOTICE OF ACTION TO ROBERT liCE YOU AHI HEREBY NO TIll ED that if, ,, lion for the Idoptciii of Tuw,inna Michell Tice has been filed against you and yotl ,ir v rt'guir i'd to S,'rvl .4 Copy 01 your written defenses, it any to t on James I Golden. Esquire, ptitionpr s attorney whose ad dr ,'ss it lOt B Wi'st First Street in Post Otfi Ito. 1207, Sanford, ilürid, 32771 onor before July 21, 1950, ,,iid file the original with the C I,'rk of this Court either before sir v ci' on petitioner 5 .ttorney or immeci Mel y thereafter other wise ,, default will be en tered ,5q.4iri%t you for the - relief demandedin the Petition WITNESS my hisnd and '.,mI of thiS Court on 1 hiS 11th day of June . 1980 i ',EA( I APT hUll If BFCXWI 114 JR ç I:p OF CIRCUIT (OUR 1 BY Susan F labor . CANNED HAMS SAVI JO' I LII PKG SEA STAR Tom's Chips (TWIN PAK). . .4/1 SAVE . Bar.B.Que Sauce. •49 22., 1" 'i5' Coffee Creamer. Macaroni & Cheese. 25' 359 .49 c61P Dish Detergent..-. SQL .45 49 Aluminum Foil. SAVE Salad15Dressing. . . . 86" itchenBags... . . .79 $12, - .974 Fruit Punch. SAVE ]oil 59C 89 iIIon Bleach. TOTAL..,6°6 4" Cornish Hens. - 725o, POTATO- 6.750* BAR -U 0-70. DIP Lindsay Olives. 79'0 Libby8s Vlennas .... 2/89C 73C -. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN . ....- ..... .RU AND UM )IVL LVUN T, FLORIDA CASE NO 80 1 277-CA-20-E DIVISION: IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF TUWANNA MICIIE LL TICE $119 Apple Pie (MRS. Swanson Chicken. ,S279 i)ped Topping. 49'1' AGAR'S SAVI. 20 A III 24os AVG, US D. A.GRADE A Boz PACKAGE SAVE I)'- 6oz EXTRA LARGE PItT ED - ,, Quarter Pork Loin. DOODLE SAVE 20" I6oi PANTRY PRIDE FOR $1.00 FOOD Bonds must be written by a '.urety company licensed to do business in Fiord.,, flts will be received in the above named office as indicated tier&ri All Conditions stated stall ,ppIy Any Questions relating to the bid ,re to be directed to the Purchasing Office special Conditions Any and all special conditions if enclosed) that may vary from these General Conditions shall have precedence Bid must be Submitted by 7 00 P M - Jut, 11, 1990 Sealed bids wifl not be1 opfnect until then, if the outside of he envelope is marked BID N MItER DO NOT OPEN NT IL 00 PM. July 21, IJBO It'd to SCpIO( BOARD OF SE INOL I COUNTY A TENTION Don Coleman Purchasing Agent 1211 MellOnville Avenue Sanford Florida 37171 Dated thiS 25th day of June 1980 -. Mr Allan teeth Chairman S Mr William P Layer Sup,'rnt,'nent I'ubtlsti lune JO & July 7 II. 1990 1)1 X Il-I ______ 2f,,i, ) RU/I N - SAVI tO SAVE WITH "GENERIC" VE 50'- - HALF GALLON IceCream. tAV( 21) 13 -- - RICH & CREAMY 3 TO 5 LBS - - Coppertone Lotion - 5LB - - sr 20' A LB EXCELLENT FOR COOKOUTS QC Frh Park . usRiiftcf• 6-0 PUFFED CHEESE 791c YOUR CHOICE SAVE hO'. IOoz FYNE TASTE - Sanford 4 SAVE - WISE ba REQ..6oz BAR-B-QUE-boa SOUR CREAM-' 014I0fI.7.a RUFFLES RLG.-5,5o, BAH-n-OUE RUFFLES. Sofia CREAM'ONIOtl. ISACONISOUR CREAM B1C LIGHTERS - -- 24I7SFrinc,hAve, GRADE SAVI- 20 " BUY-1 GET-1 FRITO LAY CHIPS FLUTED TUMBLER GIANT 3Ooz , 7f '' SAVE 20' I LB PKG. SLICED 3 FOR $1.00 - 1 , F rFARMBEST I C E CREAM 199 FRESHaPORK _ _____ PREMIUM BEEF PATTIE MIX - SAVE 1(03 LIQUID SAVE 16, INSURANCE - GREAT GROUND 'SPARtRIBS EXCELLENT FOR BARB.Q(JE - SAVE 9'- Sos CAN ' TONY. RUSSI SAVE 20 A LB 2 ______ PAPER. ('1"1I NT v RUBBER MAID ICE CUBE TRAYS TWIN PACK. SAVE 17C SUPER SEAL PLASTIC STORAGE CONTAINERS... 2 QT. CLEAR DECANTER, SQUARE FOOD SAVER, JAR FOOD SAVER OR ICE CREAM KEEPER . .S.- ,.,. - I I III MS AS)) l'Wlt I S t,liiih tt$Hll hill DSt 1(11 H I'ltIll UlI III Ho,tl! HI SI II) 3 BREAST I. LEG QTRS Whit IIACKS J GIBLETS, 3 NICKS FRESH OR GEORGIA ' $ SAVE 10 $1,00 EACH -- - STEAK 8.8 _____ ____ 10 CJ LB NAPKINS DISH BRUSH. POT & PAN BRUSH, SINK BRUSH, BOWL BRUSH OR VEGETABLE BRUSH - 0 SIRLOIN - -u - 2I1 HOUSEHOLD BRUSHES A, SR22 FILED FREE, . ' LBS SA%I 20' A LB SlICED .010 S LOS - . . - — - - ,,,hhhuh,. ,-1 '" 6 CHIC SAVE 20' All Skillet Brand Bacon. - " / CENTER CUT BEEF FVNF SU lMit I ((MIPi)" NitH P. U SOON MONt 1001) UNtil U 1054110 PUtIIHiC tNt IUIt 1) * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS - - - OF __LOTS - - - — 420 effective(lift' Said district shalt encomp ISS the lol low nil described areas (it ',i'!!i tiol.' County, Florida ,u,'r'se Unit I, ,,s recordeci t'i,,t Book 2% Pages!? and 73 and 5ciri5e Unit 2A as recorded 0 Plat 1100K 2) P.,qt' ii. Public Heoros it i -ni noli' County for id A, thur P4 Beckwith. Jr (lerk to the Board of County Co iii ,n is 5 one r 5 ici and for County. F- br ida Publish J lint' 30, 1980 DES t?S 410 , 32oz BOTTLE Q SAVE 42 - SO WHY PAY MORE? IF or tHiS t (iliPli" uotjt,1uIsoN Nil K IStEi'L'K percent IS percent) of the total amount bid which will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders wheel contract is completed , -. The successful bidder shall furniSh a Bond for the total amount of the award thin 10 days of - notification of the award SMITHS), . TWO LITER"' -- - . OUT ____ '4 000 940 - LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS - I / SAVE 20C SODAS - * YOU CAN'T --- '2-.r 30,1 OFF JUI S 'S ''''' S 1J UICE SAVE 48' : ' - PANTRY PRIDE Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 1010$, 8 p.m. social meeting, refreshments and crafts. - A4I 9:A.M.TIL7:p,M. CL -\\ 'N, V APPLE4. MOMS TUESDAY, JULY $ DeBary Blood Bank drawing, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m,, Four Townes Shopping Center, In front of Publix. Over50 Club, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gardens. - 4 -". ilia N RED CHEEK iIn I,os (Oiipi)i i.liiiii IH,ai4 Iii. %Ii* ,,ii liMit i i lti N l SOON •O(itiilNtil N II)ItN iii YN)lKii IS III IJl)I Ii FRIDAY, JULY 4 Post 10139 Fourth of July barbecue, Oviedo VFW Meat World parking lot, Oviedo, 4-8 p.m.; 8 p.m. to midnight, music by the. "Crossroads." Drawings for prizes. Open to the public. . N 0' - itle S.'niinol,-' ( ounty Code. .nd it, BAR.B-QUE SAUCE Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church. Casselberry. - .1111V 4 P KRAFT Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. .. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE WE WILL BE ' OPEN Cap 30t OFF J11 : Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Jefferson Ward, Interstate Mall, ,Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. -' -, - 'iVY - THURSDAY, JULY 3 * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM . :. - GUARANTEE! Free blood pressure clinic, 2-4 p.m., 7th and Elm, Sanford. Regular meeting of Private Industry Council, 4 p.m., Seminole Community College Building J, Room 00. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discus.ion, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Longwood-Lake Mary Uons, 7 p.m., Quality Ion, 1-4 and SR 434 Sound-al-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adelines, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light Sanford. Sanford-Breakfast Rotary Club, 7 a.m., Buck's Sanford Airport. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., Woman's Club, 250 Overbronk Drive, Cisselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Town House. Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery, inc., 12:30 p.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, non, bag lunch and bingo, Sanford Civic Center. Council of Arts & Sciences general meeting of directors and representatives at large, noon luncheon, Imperial House, Winter Park. - g '' S INDEPEN DENC Saiiford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Longwood Rotary Club, 7:0 a.m., Quality Inn. Al-Anon, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Toastmasters, 7:15 a.m.-, Rich Plan offices, Third Street and Magnolia. Guests welcome. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., community center, North Edgemon Avenue. 13 S I • i NOTICE NOTICE ishereby given that the Board of County 1Comniissioners of Seminole County. Florida shall at 10 00 A M or ,,s soon thereafter as possible on the 72nd day of July, 1980, hold a public hearing at the cern mole Cotirity Courthouse Room 703 Sanford Florida to consider It-n' adoption of the following ordinance An ordinance relating tci specified areas of the unin (nrncir.,tpil territories (...,,.n,ii,, -. County, Florida creating the Sun rise Unit I and ?A Street Lighting P-strict - providing for defiflitiøn$ 1irov,dng for governance of the district by the Board of County Corti riiiSiont'r 'I orov iclinti for maintenance and Operation of street lights within the district treating an Advisory Board n- tting forth fiscal and t,, .it 'on irocedcir,.s em rxwer ing the It'y (if specia l assessments or ta.es .sthin the district and providing for St'verability. exclusion from 1 '141 .1, - . • CID TUESDAY, JULY 1 DeBary Blood Bankdrawing, 4-7 p.m., Community - Center, S. Shell Road, DeBary. Donors 1745; over 65 must have doctor's certificate. -. 30 (e Monday Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., .. Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 8 p.m., Pacesetter Clubhouse, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., recreation hall behind StrombergCarlson, Lake Mary. 41 . * Legal Notice - west Warren Avenue, Longwood, Florida, for the purpose of hearig all owners of property to be assessed for the paving of Land Avenue from its intersection with Grant Street 'in the City 01 FICTITIOUS NAME Longwood, Florida, to its in Notice is hereby given that I am tersection With Lakeview Drive in engaged n business at Interstate the City of Longwood, Florida, and Mall, 137 E Alf'amonte Or . other prsons interested herein. Altamonte Spripgs, Fla ,Seminole isho may desire to comment as to County, Florida, under the tic the propriety and advisability of titious name of BEA'S MATER the improvement, the cost Of Said NITY DISCOUNT CENTER, and improvement, the manrler of tt I Intend to register Said name payment for said 'improvement, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. and as to the amount Assessed Seminole County. Florida in ac against each property improved cordance With the provisions of the I - urther. that at said time, the City Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Commission of the -City of Section 86509 Florida Statutes Longwood. Florida, shall meet as 1951 -. an equalizing board to hear and So Beatrice Chernok consider any and all complaints as PubliSh June 23 30. & July 7. to Such assessment, and for the 1950 -. purpose of adjusting and DEX9I , equalizing said assessmen ts on. -ISis of ustice and right Donald L Terry City Clerk .-,, City of Longwood. Florida Publish June 30 & July 1. 1Q80 DEX It' FICTITIOUS NAME MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (UP!) - that's go about my daily busin*" history on March 28,1979--star crossed Notice Is hereby given that we Engineers at Three Mile Island Thornburgh said. Plant." are engaged in business at ',, , eliminated a bug in the radiation Engineers for Metropolitan Edison ., The plant's radiation monitors West Lake Mary Blvd. Lake FL 32116, Seminole County, monitoring system and went ahead today the plant operators, had planned to begin designed to detect abnormal releases of Mary, Florida under the fictitious name with the planned release of radioactive releasing 2,000 to 4,000 curies of radioactive dust particles, like cesium of PELICAN'S POST. and that WC krypton gas from the disabled nuclear radioactive krypton gas daily, starting and cobalt, falsely set off the alarm, intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, plant. Saturday. But four minutes Into the officials said. Seminole County, Florida in ac Hundreds of people fled their homes venting, an alarm was mistakenlytr gIn tests extending from Saturday to cordance with the pr'vis$ons of the during the weekend, but Gov. Dick gered, and the pIoce was halted midnight Sunday, 1,240 curies of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Thornburgh toured the plant's control abruptly. 57, curies of the gas that became Section 56509 Florida Statutes room nerve center Sunday and said area Harold Denton, chief of reactor trapped inside the nuclear reactor Sig 19 57 The ReyviS Corp residents had no cause for worry. operations for the Nuclear Regulatory containment building during the 1979 Publish June 23. 30 & July 7 u, "I have advised all residents of the Commission, called Mi l e -accident vented, MetEd spokesthan 1950 area to do what I Intend to do DEX9) and siteof the worst nuclear accident in U.S. David J. Deizingaro said, C MONDAY, JUNE30 Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal S&L, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Deland; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, SR 436 and SR 434. Altamonte Springs. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. Legal Notice I..-IT1UIIU 7'g JUfl JV1 JYI - NOTICE ÔäÜALIZATION Fuels Corp.,Vthe imtrument that will encourage the develop. . directly produce fuels, if necessary. accordance w ith the stipulation HEARING ment and production of new fuel sources. and sp'ci catiors available from A target was set of having the equivalent of 500,000 barrels of You are hereby notified that the 'h Purchasing Department n the The president, resting at Camp David since the end of his oil day produced by 1987, and 2 million barrels a day by 1992. City Commission of the City Of Office of the Superintendent. 1211 European trip Thursday night, scheduled an early morning Longwood. Florida, will meet on It is expected to take $20 billion in funds to reach the first goal July 11 19S0 Mellonville Avenue. Sanford. at the hour of 7 00 F Iârida 32711 return to Washington to catch up on some office work, and an additional $68 billion for the second target. o m or as soon thereafter as th Rd must be accompanied by bid The corporation will have a broad range of authority - from - The measure also provides $5 billion for development of - matter may be called, in Corn deposit soi Bid Bond. cashier's issuing loans and loan guarantees, to having the government other programs. mission Chambers, City Hall, 175 Check or Certified Check for five S ELEBRATE CissU.Ii4Ct..4 ri IS, IIWU Ug UI. . sign Synthetic Fuel Bill - Today WASHINGTON (UP!) - The gqvernment's long-awaited synthetic Fuels program, now ready to swing into action, is designed to produce 2 million barrels of oil a day within 12 years by such methods as squeezing oil from shale and turning coal into gas. President Carter was to host a billing signing ceremony at 4 p.m. EDT on the south grounds for creation of the Synthetic ... WASHINGTON (UP!) - Mny retired people will begin getting the maximum federal Suppleipental Security Income WASHINGTON (UP!) - A tax cu by Senate Democrats receiving more money this week because of inflation and the benefit will receive $238, compared to the old payment of $208. may ngt put $50 to $um In ever' cket, a senator says, head of Social Security Administration thinks basing increases eased Social Security The legislation being considered would reallocate money to l't it will be aimed at easing on consumer prices is a good idea, help the Social Security System meet a crunch caused by payments. William Driver also' said he Is confident legislation now unemployment, which cuts down on payroll tax revenue, and Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D.Texas, who heads a Senate economic moving through Congress will head off any chance that benefit inflation, which boosts benefiti. task force that will meet with President Carter Tuesday, said payments will be disrupted in the next few years. A report from the system's trustees earlier this month the Senate Is pushing ahead with its own tax cut proposal study Driver acknowleged there will be a "good deal of warned the trust fund that makes up the difference between with or without White House help. speculation" on whether automatic cost-of-living Increases For payments and receipts for old age and surylvors benefits "We will be welcoming any input from the administration Social Security benefits should be revised. Such automatic cost would run dry and there could be a short fall'in 1981 or 1982. side and we In turn will be communicating with them. ... They adjustments will result in a 14.3 percent raise for 39 million But Driver said, "I think everything is 'on track" in have not made up their minds," Bentsen told United Press Americans in checks going out this week. Congress, and he's confident there would be no delayed or International. Driver said he personally feels using the Consumer Price reduced Social Security checks for eligible* lenjai in the 'But the Texas Democrat has s- aid the Senate isn't going to Index to help retirees and those receiving Supplemental next two years. wait for the administration. Security Income benefits keep up with inflation is a good idea. Driver said the adjustment for the next two years should - Last week Senate Democrats, after blocking a GOP proposal The cost-of-living adjustment taking effect this week means give Congress enough time to work out a more permanent as too hasty, said they will develop their own program to a retired worker without dependents will get an average $330 a solution. reduce taxes by about $25 million by September. month beginning-with checks arriving Thursday, compared to Asked if the retirement age should be raised - to 68, for Asked how much a Democratic tax cut would put into an the old payment of $289. example, instead of the current 65 to receive full benefits - individual's pocketbook, Bensten said: "It's not going to be - Fresh Mangos .-------------------------- --------- ----------I--- -. ------------ . . --- . EACH 59C - - - -. :-. *;;* �- -___', I . . .. . .. -'_ . - ~.____ . -.% . e . - - - e -.I , - ~ I ,--.-- . -- - - 3 •' ' :?r--.:;:--' •.. ..- •' I . .— II..._ . --W~I I . . I .,:... - -' -- - -- - .•• .- p I _ _ - ---- — — - % Evening Herald . . 4 . . - -. - - 1 )USPS ai 210) - . - 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 30$322-2611 or&31-9993 . . - 0 Costly Confu sion ROBERT WAGMAN . - Despite a $1 billion budget and 10 yea rs of preparation, the Census Bureau's 1980 count appears headed for seri ous trouble. Unfortunately, this isn't the first time. The bureau had hoped to improve on its embarrawing 1970recordwhenjtfajfedtocountanestjrnat .3 million people, mostly members of minority groups. The 1950 and 1960 census efforts were no better. About 5.1 million were missed in each of them. But 1980 may be the worst yet. Thousands of residents in the nation's major cities remain uncounted due to incorrect address lists, incorrect maps and faulty computers. Census workers are quitting q g because their the ,paychecksare lon g delayed In many offices, census form c ec ers, overworked beca use of an employee shortage, are letting errors in cornpleted forms get by into the final count. In a Milwaukee office, for example, almost 40 percent of the forms approved by checkers have so many errors that they have to be turned over t takers for correction .e quality controllers check only 10 out of every 150 forms, thereby increasing the possibility that numerous errors are slipping into the final count. In an East Los Angeles office, a shortage of Spanish-language forms left 8,000 households without them. Consequently, bilingual census takers, already in short supply, must visit those 8,000 homes, a task that officials fear may never be completed An accurate count is Im portant because It bears directly on the allocation of $50 billion in federal funds to cities and counties, and in determining which states gain or lose congressional seats Thus in view of the reported foul-ups h nation, some city a county 7flc1a1s understandably want more time than the brief 10 days they now have in which to review and verify the raw data, time the bureau should g"rant. Beyond that stopgap measure, however, remains a more fundamental need — a thorough examination of the present census system The bureau's chief justification for Its $1 bill budget, four times the $221 1970, was' to ensure an accurate cotmt. But it's obvious that additional funds alone can offer no appreciable improvement in the data collected. Indeed, some demographers and social scientists challenge the practicality of a traditional head count, given the likelihood of large undercounts. They recommend instead of large-scale sampling 1" "a fective ac acc urate and less costly methodof; achieving a national count, In any case, the astronomical costs, inefficiency and inaccuracy of the existing system make clear the need to develop a more effective and cheaper method. Unless basic changes are made, the io census is certain to follow in path of the 1950, 1960, 1970 and 1980 efforts. Count On it. ____________ Decaying . 10 P %. . ___________ ___________ ____________________ ___ -: ___ Coalition? _______ 0 I . - I . r - I ___ -,- -• I ii ~, , ''.1 1 . [ I . I a I ..~_!, -. ______ '____ One Down .1' III! _____ _______ nda m tot 1'I _____ ____________ __________________________________ ____ :I ___ ____ ____ 5 I I I I A A TL.... !!iiI I(l b1 I IU liii Ii. I . . . . — ' I . . 1 ,. -.- ,, It . 41. ' ''_____ . I Ij! '. _____.-' ' - ,.__j I 'I I . - . 1 , t 1 l . , Saudi Arabia I - memory to - - - BERRYS WORLD - I . JACK ANDERSON .,O I .. government. There was considerable campaigR talk to the effect that the country's and party's problems might be in great part the product of ft LDP's very ,,,in holding ,in. terrupted power for a quarter of a century. Perhaps Japan had reached the time for a change. ,' :4'; _____________________ __________________________ - . •. payera' money. The first admonition was Ignored, the _____ second was quietly heeded. They Informally warned the White He and Justice Department investigators found the CeII&Ia BZUeMu ist Mardi that their that job applicants with political bfia systematic politicizing * of the Census- weire recruitment process might violate the se llng of Job 1 _____ r" *sslo af The Wring procedure was quietly modified, tests p formalities; putting politically referred What caught the Justice Department's eye applicants at the of ____ . -takln Jobs. (*e Census the limited munber of jobs. tePOY cur werthi in March 1V79, from White Hom counsel Robert Upiutz that inch Bureau r,dispatched to all the bereau'a In mid-March, the Census Bureau revised dim tors last Jan. Z,atatedboy: ntsmans,wulsgaL its j, - deleting thS OffV "Throughout the recrujUng process, I It is alias, IlplhMtz wrote in a memo to preference will be given to candIdate., politIcal preference, The agency also the Whil Haae staff, for "anyone with recommended by the political. party of the mt*jjfled the way in which Job. Interview, ____ rl , . Irr . ,'E - - -- - ,. 41 --- ,, - -.... . "I didn't REALIZE thu btdh)9 Mi C1d&P' 'wlndosi thai! fl b CP*IidI" - - I _u_. _ ir - - ' - - -- - * • .' - ,:'fr- I •--.----.-.,.--, ----- — ___ __________ I - -- - 1. -- '' -. . . r-- ", ... _,$ ... Z - T--."-`-.;.'W American - League teams Into this "-i. -' ir.. " ö weeks action. ,., .. Little record numbers, to give the ' . . - ' - -.. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Major bbDistrict , - - Both Morthis entries in the double, his first of three extra- single. I I 0 baseman, who made a late singles and Korgan added a PAOLA Al H Florida Li ttle Major League base hits A wild pitch and Franklin was the top hitter throw to the plate double and two singles to pace , passed ball put Sanford on the for the Sanford Nationals with Tunir 221 Deese Paola took a 6-5 lead with the Sanford Americans at the Tracy , sub-district tournament I 3 I Dino" rim 43 : , a chalked up impressive vic- scoreboard with a pair of runs a home run and two doubles, four runs in the bottom of the plate.,Ashcraft and Carter or tories Saturday night and will before Grayson reached base whill Blocker and Grayson lhir~ After a walk, a single by each blasted a home run and Horroll I: # Totals 31 to it ( , battle each other at 8 p.m. on an error. He caught the each slapped a pair of singles. Tracy Turner and an error, single. Dt"WtY 2 I I TAVANIIIIII , AN It N tonight at Fort Mellon Park in pitcher sleeping and stole Roger Hall hit a double for the Troy Turner and Anton Troy Turner had three of H it t Sanford. second, went to third on a Nationals. 101 Joints : I, : Massey each smashed two. Paola's seven hits, includin Pool, ., Paola wl play Tavares at6 throwing error and scored on Paola scored a pair of first run singles. the two home runs and 'steps fl57 p.m., with the loser o4 that a wild pitch. Cofmack I4I inning runs for the early lead The Sanford Americans Massey had two hits. Few game eliminated from the. Blocker opened the third against the Sanford regained the lead 13-6 with Sheffield was the wirining SANFORD Gillis 01 : : tournament, inning with a single and Americana, Shawn Biiel eight runs in the top of the pitcher. He pitched 4 and one- NATIONALSANN H 33 Hvmphroy I I Donald Grayson hurled a Franklin followed with a doubled with two outs in the fourth. Brian Sheffield opened third innings. He allowed five IlOckor ' no-hitter and struck out 15 as home run to right-cente r field. f irst and Troy Turner blasted the inning with a. home run. hits and struck out four. Tim Grayson 2 the Sanford National League Grayson and Albert Arm- the first pitch over the left [Attleswalked, went to second McKinney came in to pitch inArmstrong all-stars unended Tavares 10- strong slaDoed back-to-hack field fence on an pri.tr z,nii arnirpil nn n the fifth hut wag n,,%l,w4 frnm 2Saturdaj night. The Sanford singles. Grayson scored on The Sanford Americans one-out sigle byflay;s.Haye; the mou nd af ter giving u; American League all-stars passed ball and Armstrong struck for live runs in the top was thrown out trying to take home run, single and walk put their bats to work, crossed the plate on a wild of the second. Brian Ashcraft second on the play. Jones without retiring a batter. pounding 14 tilts in a 17-9 win pitch. opened the inning with a walked and Ashcraft then Hayes was then brought in to over Paola. Three of the walks issued by single a nd Horace Knight blasted a home run. After pitch and retired the final live It was not Grayson's most Grayson came in the bottom walked before Scott Carter Knight was safe on an error, batters he laced in order, four Impressive performance on of the third and two of the popped out. Eddie Korgan Carter and Korgan stroked on strikeouts. the mound,' but the num cular runners scored, one on a tied the score with a two-run consecutive singles. After the The Sanford Americans !_right-hander allowed only two passed ball and the other on a double. Brian Sheffield was next three batters walked, probably have the pitching batters to hit the ball in fair wild pitch. safe on an error liv the haves canned the. ct'rni edge in tonight's game. territory. . Grayson handled Michael Wright was safe on shortshop, but Korgan was American manager Doug with a RBI single. - both and threw out both an error with one out in the thrown out at the plate when Carter blasted a two-run Atkinson Sr. has Horace batters. top of the fourth and Blocker he tried to score from second homer with two outs in the top Knight, Brian Ashcraft and But Grayson walked eight slapped another single. on the play. Darns tAttles and of the fifth, but Paola scOred Eddie Korgan available for batters in the game, handing Wright was thrown out trying Mike Edwards were safe on three runs in the bottom of the mound action. out at least one free pass in to go to third base on the play. back-to-back infield hits to fifth. Two of the runs came on Roger hail Is the most every inning but the second Franklin doubled o score load the bases and two runs Troy Turner's second two-run likely pitcher for the Sanford when he struck out the side. Blocker and then came home scored when Reginald Hayes Nationals. homer of the game. SAN P01 0 on a single by Grayson. was safe-on an error by the McC.rmPcs 119 The Americans picked up AMIRICANS The Sanford Nationals 4 12 third baseman. Edwards Al N H AsMr.tt 3 The Sanford Nationals jumped in front 3-0 in the top their final two runs in the top Units Ill $31 •,,Cirtsc MIllir of the first. Kirk Blocker was picked up there final run In scored the filth run of the of the sixth, utilizing just one 41) Ksrsn S IS Atkinson hit by a pitch and Dexter the top of th'e filth after J.D. inning when Alvin Jbnes hit safety, a single by Knight. 331 Sheftheld Hiyss Franklin followed with a Paul opened the frame with a the ball to the second Hayes hit a triple and two . : , ) I, Liberal - Of the major and rather fuuy issues in the election— defense policy, political corruption and inflation only one has been decided, The first. Consensus has been reached with-in :: :: — - urged by its only military ally, the United States, should be increased significantly. The victory assures Implementation. The otherr two are not so easily dealt with FREE REM(IFE CONTROL. Corruption is Primarily the problem of the LDP itself one of its powerbrokers, former Prime Minister Kakuel Tanaka, still faces court action in a payoff scandal and calls for a housecleaning which it is questionable I the party is up to. As for inflation, Japan is in essentially the same economic boat as its Western partners. The most dependent of all on imported energy, any government's room for maneuvering withotit bringing on a recession — signs of which are appearing — is limited. ~ So an election that turned out right for the " Liberal Democrats, has not resolved their or Japan's long-range problems. Which probably makes no difference at all to some 1 highly Interested Western observers I Jimmy Carter's U.S. Democrats, Helmut Schmidt's West German Socialists and 'Valery Gisvard d'Est right coalition. — — — I Ormond Beach 4~ Nips Neighbor 7-5 , a.' 'I' '- " -I mmomm Curtis I Claims Rain Delayed Junior Major Crown ' . 0 ; , .-- won, boosting Sanf ord the Natlongl and - " — C and.1 aL Sanford .an,oru Little Little American League All-Stars. . . : .. . D I u(JOi(J • a. _,, - 1. ::1p1j .e '"E .- "' ' '. ' I. duning r Saturday's action between . . ______- Mathes in S.P.O.R.T. _ oymenLjn rthn for political govemnelit which "all recoincaution" to "show that it was operating supPort fu tticulir !0 4datt" fllefldatiOns from Democratic sQiWces ihould within all the applicable laws." The latter - part of us warning was so be listed," and reminded the BRUISED EGO hue late FBI Director J regional. fonn on - - - ____ . .-------- - .. _. - . - - ____ - a The rain-delayed S.P.O.R.T.S, Invi tational Junior Major League Tournament finished a week behind schedule with Ormond Beach nipping host Port Orange 74 for fl while Coleman added a pair of hits. William Wynn had a double. . Sanford finished fourth in the six-team tournament, winning one game and losing two. The losses t hours after they started playing for the day, the Sanford all-etarts were playing their, third game of the day. Port Orange sco red a pair of tallies in the top of the last Iiinlngtowlnthegamne2-1, ksft five hits and striking out six. ONANOIAIIHSmIIC S.n$srd I II CII? Prsdsrlch S I 3 Sherphen Cskmen Wyen SmIm Carr Twelve Edgar Hoover's welAnown self-esteem was were nourished assiduously by yee-men - OrmondBeachandPortOrane. its slavish cultivation by underlings, was far advanced even by 1936, accordIng to FM originally heduled for FrIday June 20. It was rained out Sanford at When tile game resumed a week later, Sanford promptly tied the score with two runs on one hit, a Kevin Smi th single, In the bottom of the fifth. But Ormond Bewh scored rive runs In the top of the sixth and Sanf ord could not overcome the deficit. Sanford managed only three singles in the game Smith Thddle Miller and ter Calangelo had the hits. out the club's annual gold medal, awarded to the most outstanding American. striking out 11 whIle walking six. JolaiScottheldliolly HUl to Jait ewohhtsand struck out 14 as Sanford won 8-2 in the second game they played Satur. day. le Sanford was trailing 2.-i when Alton Co man unloaded a grand slam home run with one out in the fifth. Sanford jnnce runs the next inning, but they didn't --d need them with Scott on the mound. for Sanford, apped three singles Wardell Frederick sl - - g. hi c Jge for not charge wrote. Hoover readily agreed. But poor Edgar' never was offered Poor Richard's gold medal,' ----- - -. -------- f - I, , -- S . I I Dam" lmhedl SANPOaD III liAivd ii pwwp.,si i siuis 1)3 PraaaM Mckareaa Ill CaI,ssa psss III Pösdca 411 SmIm PNU7 __ - 111550 4)) 14W - AIR N C.'saS4. 21IP4r WT•l I II JISSNU Tomh 34 1 3 41 rAId1 , 314 asal O5O$ I I F'•sCJIR 41 I 11 41 1 •, Joe" III IS; Ill $31 '"," P_ V t GALLON - FJ *Y! P4AI -- - :\ll iui4Ml,,'1s ((111)1.' %liII lt'LIlI II1l, I(IIIlIIi. .41-ui, 0111,11 11111.11 ik II' 'Ii u'ur c'ltLsic Ii tli''sL'll linuii'tI ".ilI,li)l\. 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Ua,s s I' 'iss.. - William CBIT also tripled. _______ III M$NH III ONM0ND 251*1 JiheIll T.s.is METIIC'IAIJ IRACH All ON 43* J.m.s Fora limited tiniehuy any specially selected Curtis Maihes Color Console and get our Sl(X) remote control aN)htek free. III II IS '•• _ Carter forced suspe nslonof thegame in the bottomofthefIfthwith The prestigious Poor Richard Club of Philadelphia the oldest advertising club in the country Invited Hoover to appear at a weekly meeting and accept a silver medal. He ftmediately ordered his G-men on the am. to check out the situation. Th ag at Philadelphia wrote fl flue dub' reputation was..- ------- .. Tunisia J. 4*1 VSWkSflhy III Davis III III SANFORD Ml files In order to affect the nomination or election of This blatant battle cry for a return to the A White House attorney told my aiaoclate "A silver medal, while it carries cona candidate." In th memo, )CipaJl$tj spoils system was followed by specific in. Tony Capaccio the Census Bur su "decided ilderable weight, in my frank opinion, does wrote: "It is am a crime for anyone to strnctlon& The memo indicated the specific to make the change out of an abundajice of do Justice 10 the Director," the agent4n promise •, - - -a-- ______ - __ 'I. 3 ____ __ ____________________ I. -. - C openly brushed aside in dw parceLing out of directm that they were regpor,filble for' Census jobs thIS year that even Justice "seeing that applicants who were recom. states - - a. " . t 4 - - • WASMGTON —7*ice within a year, the White House was explicitly warned that it Is a &WW the "y Jirnmy Carter played Lady Bountiful with federal grants' to key and localities shortly before crucW Irirnarles and caucuses. This 44 .. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) — Nancy Lopez Melton and Pat Bradley wished each other "good luck" after teeing off on the final hole of the $1,0O0 LPGA tournament in the Rochester suburb of Henrietta. As it turned out, Bradley's luck was bad and Lopez's good as she grubbed Sundays $18,750 first prize at the Locust Hill Country Club. Bradley and Lopez were deadlocked going into the final hole, but Bradley pushed an to the right an 8-foot put and bogeyed the final hole. "On the 18th tee, Nancy and I said good luck to each other after we both hit our drives," said Bradley. "Nancy said good luck to mc and I said, 'same to you, Nancey, let's go for it.' At least we're giving them their money's worth." "It was very exciting and I had goose bumps walking up the 18th," she said. Lopez, who recorded her First title since the women's Kemper Open in March and her second Locust lull victory in three years, said she "felt good." "I felt confident for once," the 23-year-old golfer added. ''But I'm still not satisfied with my game. I'm going to go home and work on my short shots because that's going to be important for the U.S. Open." Inlcuded in Lopez's 2-underpar 71 were five birdies and three bogeys. She finished the 72-hole tournament at 9-under 283. Bradley, 29, said the turning point was Lopez making birdies on Nos. 1, 4 and 8. -. "I think that was the key because I was in position on one," she said. 'l was close to the green and I pitched it bad. I was in position on four and pitched it bad. I had a chance to make a bird on eight, but I didn't make the putt." "Nancy birdied those par fives and I just parred so I think that was the key." Bradley of Westford, Mass., who won an event at Locust lull in 1977, carded an even-par 73 Sunday, adding four birdies and four bogeys during the final round, for an 8-under total of 284. M)Ta Van Iloose and Kathy Whitworth tied for third at 4-under 288. Each pickedup $7,500. Marlene Floyd and Murle Breer,'another two shots back at 290, took home $4,687 each. Last year's Locust Hill champion, Jane Blalock, finished 13th and tied for eighth place. . - - I' - - '- a . Democrats firm majorities in both Diet I houses. rI - . Influence s Peddling 1980- _________________ .. . - - . exploding . r -, .,. - 1 - . ... ,... comes home Sanford Entry Finishes Tournament In Fourth Place _______________ _ . .' . . Ro ' che'ster Win '" ' flying and ciay spikes Rides To Lopez la All-Star base runner' with "_ - Play ao Grayson NodisHits Sanford National' Post Tavares So what happened? Voters turned out, in _______________________________________________________________ .01~ P Tracy Turner . , ae .-.... - -. I , ' _____________ t Purtzer had birdies on the front nine at 01 0 . - - Miller Barber, who was *tied with parred the final two holes an shed Trevino for the lead going into the final with a 72 for a 275 total. round, was two strokes ahead when a lie shar ed third place with Jerry Pate, thunderstorm interrupted play for 56 who led the tournament through two min utes with th e leaders on the se venth rounds. Pate finished with a 68 after hole, soaring to a 74 Saturday. I r be represented by a clutch of cabinet I ' - up a birdie to finish at 15-under 273 and double-bogey on the next hole- 'He claimed second-place money of 132,400. recovered with a birdie at . 16, but picked up another shot with his last birdie on No. 16. Purtzer ha d birdies on the front nine at No. I and No. 7. He added a bogey on the - . .- Is I chance for an eagle on No. 8. but picked bogey on No. 11 and followed with a 4 and birdies on No. 7 and No. 9. He started the back nine with a birdie and Pao1a . . . . Venice economic summit, the country had to . Diet Food'For Thought — I C) Florida - ,- .. - Sometimes in poli tics things can go so wrong that they tur nout right. Such as for Japan' sa Liberal Democratic Party, which has Just emerged th umpingly 'vtetorious from the first of a string of potentially pivotal elections in the great mocracles. Itdidnotappeartobeshapingupthatway. Distracted internall) b} factional infighting and Its public image tainted by a tangle of poli tical corruption cases, the LI)? had been having a run of distinctly bad luck. It lost ground in elections last October, ending up barely in command of the Diet's lowerhouseand with the signs pointing to loss of the less powerful but still important upper house in foll ow-up voting this June Thenano-confidence vote brought down the LDP goverrunentto the surprise of all, most of all the opposition Socialists who introduced The elections, was not their doing but that of defecting LDP deputies angered by the "arrogance" of their own prune minister, Masayostu Ohira Within weeks Ohira had died, leaving the party leaderless in the parliamentary . campaign and Japan likewise, to its official - -- . -r 6 , No. 1 and No. 7. He added' a bogey gn the Successive disasters on the back nine, 14th hole after birdies on 11 and 12. The however, dropped him out of contention. former Arizona State star missed a Ballard, 491 dropped a stroke with a final turn at 14-un&er after a bogey on No. - Vd ry L 0 t. , I. - I = -- - \ -I.. . .- l_ - More li WASHINGTON(NEA) — Attlueheartof ..-.. I tlueCarter-Mondalere.elecflonstrategy lathe -. I ff '. II' I theory that the president, by moving to the -. I left in a campaign against an arch' '. I i ' i I conservative like former Coy. Ronald .. J'/ 11 iJI Ragan, will be able to count on the I I ~11 traditional Democratic coalition That _____" iw I :I cllUon of labor, minorities, the poor . 1 I '.. r' i . upper- and middle-class liberaLs was first . I: I fashioned by Franklin D Roosevelt in the ' I' I-. 193 and has been the key toeverysucceasful i . ,e - I I Democratic presidential campaign But a new national poll using an innovative . ____ I technique has called into serious question _______ I I . i 'I" whether the traditional Democra tic coalition 11 still exists and whether its components will '" . ,-: tack Carter In November. iiiThe new thecnlque Is "geodemographic I: cluster targeting" In which a computer .:1 I groups 278,000 census blocks into 40 : 'II according to common social , economic"a nd acteristics. ' I i . I Each duster is made of households from _____ II' around the cofl'mbleone anoQuer I liii '' ,' i' II l in income, education, occupation, housing, I I IL I ethnicity, age and family composition A I " iil I polling sample Is then drawn from these 'hil1I clusters. ,) 1I Among the cl uste rs Is one called "Central -.I Parkers" (after New York 's Central i1 . I i Park area), which is dominated by urban, affluent tilgid educated older couples, I . ,I I 111. I ___ .111, singles and young professionals. Another is _.' flIDIEMWELT I "Young Money," composed o( high-income, King a o well-educated, mostly white professionals 7 . with young children. "Light Industry" is _( composed of blue-collar, lower-Income, Ol4dUCfltftI blacks and whites. -DICK WEST And Rdral Remote" is largly made up of whites with low Incomelil"and grade-achool educations who work In agriculture. This kind of polling has already been used sticcentittly' for product marketing. The least a half a dozen superslender volumes. I'll WASHINGTON (UPI) — Remember the technique now has been adopted for political"thin books" that were just mention a couple of possibilities, all the rage back in poHing by a Washington firm, Targeting One eagerly awaited titL- would be "As I . Systems Inc., which just completed its first theOf1960s? course you do. Who could forget such - Told the Ayatollah," Ramsey Clark's own presidential poll. account of the part he played in winning volumes as "My Life in the The national poll of 6,601 persons found Senate" by Pierre Sahnger and "The release of the American hostages. that Carter outib-ew Reagan 45 percent tO 42 Decision-making Role of the Vice President in Another good bet Is "Alliance" by Cyrus percent in a two-man race with 13 percent the Johnson Administration" by Hube Vance— the former secretary of sta te gives rt undecided. But 53 percent of the respondents Humphir-9 the Inside ittmv rI hnw ho fnrcaA a onliA &ftnt agreed with the statement, "I would not way are going, it appears flue happy If my only choice Wa., between Reagan 19I also will be rich in thin book material. A invasion of Afghanistan. and Carter." With independent John number of titles, Including a few held over Several paperback publishers pride Anderson added to the poll, Carter led from the 1970s, already suggest themselves. themselves on the speed with which they can Reagan by 37 percent to 36 percent; Anderson slap between covers narrations of current For example, the record of flue i& got 19 percent wi th the remainder undecided. pcealdential Face won't be complete without a events. There is no reason why quickie thin Much more significant to the Carter thin book called "On the Campaign Trial'I by books wouldn't be strategy Is where Reagan and Anderson Sen. Lowell Weicker. In mld4ulnlner there surely would be a big showed their strength. market for a thin book called "Olympics This book, as you can tell from the title, Reagan did best not among affluent would be a first person account of the Connec. the True Life Stories of America Athletes conservatives but among lower-income ticut Republican's presidential candidacy, - the 1980 Games." groups. In fact, he won an absolute majority which lasted two whole months. And, also In the sports motif, "winning in the lowest-econorrilc duster, called "Hard Marathons" by Rosie RuiL Another great thin book growing out of the Times." Reagan also did surprisingly well 1980 campaign would be I'Momentum" by The "how to" world likewise is producing - among more-affluent blue-collar clusters GeorgeBush,. an abundance of thin book material. How do made up primarily of union members, Since these tjtles grab you 2 Bush, you'll recall, if your goes the poor and the unions are at the heat Of the back that far, was fond of citing "Big Moll as I'Guldelines" by Alfred Kahn , — the traditlonalDesnoa'aticcoalltlon,thisdoea not the factor that kept his campaign going. chairman of the Council of Wage and Price augur well for Carter. In the thin book, he could tell In his own stabili ty tells how inflation WI be COfltt011ad Meanwhile, Anderson did very well among words, or throôgh a ghost writer, how the by exhorting business and labor leaders 10 liberals, white-collar workers, younger voters momentum he picked up in the 'Jan. 21 Iowa keep wage-price increases under seven and voters whose incomes. exceed $24,000 caucuses carried him all the way the New percent, adiduelly. Thus, the poll indicates that Hampshire primary, Jan. 25. "Turning the Corner" by Charles Schultze Anderson and Reagan have already made But politics has been by no means the only President Carter's chief economic adviser significant inroads at both ends of the producer of thin book mat&W. The intells how inflation can be controlled by rn.slltlon that Carta is denendina on. rnatinnal oltustlan should he suwh ,,,• for at i....i..., ..&...i £ZUZU.X555UU, —. .. -______ - . . — . - I I I 0 III jive when it gets over 75 (degrees)," he quipped. The 40-year-oW..tour veteran made the wo III j _________ I - T- is I — - I __________________ . . p*h I-- . Trevino pocketed $S4,000 for winning finishes in 1973 and 1978. His career cut back on his schedule but his wife the tournament, w hich be nefi ts St. Jude wi nnings are now $2,373,931, second only n't let him. Children's Research Hospital 1and .its to Jack Nicklaus. "Golf is my hobby, my pastime," the fight against childhood cancer. He Trevino opened with a 5-under-par 67 No. 2 all-time money winner on the tour donated $5,000 of hi winnings to the Thursday. With the thermometer soaring said after firing a 69 Sunday to win by one hospital. C past 90 degrees each day, he added 68s In "I've had very good success here and the second and third rounds and finished "I play golf every day whether for this tournament is for a very good with a 16-under 272 two strokes off the money, for fun or for beer," he added, "I cause," he said. record set by Gene Li ttler in 1975. - I 1 . MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) '. - . . - - Add4S Me I - - Monday, June 30, 1I0-7A . . Smooth- want to slack off but my wife calls me It was the third victory in Memphis for alklng Lee Trevino, who added the Secretariat. She says go out there and Trevino, who prevously claimed the title Memphis Classic to his string of 24 PGA run." in 1971 and 1972, adding secondplace Census' q I Sanford, Fl. -: T - - = d = M erry r Mex , I !I -7 . 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Braves 4, Padres 2 -nings to lead Montreal to a 4-1 victory over Pittsburgh, ~xtending the Expost lead over the Pirates in the Eastern Division to 31 t games, and three games over the secondplace Atlanta's Dale Murphy cracked W413th homer, a solo shot in the sixth Owt snapped a 1.1 tie. Astros 12, Reds 10' - .games of the series and 15 of ttwir previous 18 meetings, . Palmer called it a must-win situation. "We lost a few tough ones to the Pirates the past couple of Chicago at New York, night rneso Louis at Pittsburgh, night night , East W L Pct. 39 29 .574 Cincinnati at 08 night Major League Results By United'Press International National League • 020— Ph14 Zachry, 2 102 3417 .479 6½ 30 39 .133 91-' 31 41 .A31 10 New York Chicago St. Louis 000 103 01*— 3 I 0 Falcone (I) and Stearns. Walk, LaGrow (S) and w—Walk Moreland, (30). L— Zachry (25). • 100000000—) 50 Mtl 110 200 oox— i io 1 Solomon, D.Robinson (2), Scurry (6), Tekulve (I) and Nicosia; Palmer, Norman (9) and Carter. 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E3013 III!LltI'flI — • - - ' Contest 11:00 DAVE ALLEN NAACP CONVENTION A HIGHLIGHTS Carl Rowan anchors coverage of the days activities from the Miami Reach Convention C en t er 4' TODAY UOUORNIP4ONEWS j 9 GOOD MORNING AMERICA II' (iS) PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS SESAME ) I 12: (17) FUNTIME 0 4) WIMBLEDON UPDATE midst ola string olmurders Beachhead Ti,,,, (',u,Ii-I I r,..,.. While' on 'a mission through a information to headquarters a pair of Marines is )oined by a French- man and his d aughter 4 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host Rick Little Guests Bonnie Franklin. Pile BarbuttI 11:50 (7.) 0 BARNEY MILLER A vandal tear s apart the station house and leaves a message that he's out to get Barney 1)11 12:25 (DO POLICE WOMAN The wife of a prominent business executive is kidnapped and held for ransom byaterronist group LATE MOVIE "Ala,vsdet The Other Side Of Dawn' 7:30 '4 a t At TODAY 0000MORNINGAMERICA 9,000D 11 (3 ) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 8:00 12:17)HAZEL 8:25 a (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 7 1Q GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 4:30 014 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN (MON-THU 2)0 MARY TYLER MOORE yI j3, (17)GILLIGAN'S ISLAND ~ - 5:0 MIKE DOUGLAS 't:C) MOVIE 5:00 01 41 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (Ff1) ? THE 000 COUPLE -II I 5)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 24 (10 MISTER ROGERS (R) 13, (17) MY THREE SONS 9:30 111 ( 17)GREEN ACRES I 10:00 4 DAVID LETTERMAN Q JULY MAGAZINE (THU) 5:30 I I (35) CANDID CAMERA !14 MISTER ROGERS(A) 12) (17) MOVIE 10:30 ALICE (A)(M0NWED. Ff1) 5)35 LIVE 11 irn ri 47 , .5., rl V 121) a i4, NEWS 1: Q M-ASH 1U (J5) I LOVE LUCY 24 (10)1.00K AT ME (MON) .24(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (TUE.FRI) 11:00 5 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT '7 LOVE BOAT in) 1)' I 5) P11 CLUB .24 (10) OVER EASY _______________________ P(PLAZA T%Ii)e". 0 1 4 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 34 (10) V I PEOPLE WED '7 ' 112 37)FS02 MAT ALL SEATS 11:55 • -' It (17) NEWS (MON.THU) AFTERNOON , I 4 CARD SHARKS 2. 0 '7. 0 NEWS 34)1011 DICK CAVETT 12: (17) FREEMAN REPORTS 12:30 04 NEWS 51 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 7 Q RYAN'S HOPE 24110) CAMERA THREE (MON) 24(10)1.00K Al ME (TOE) . J 99 40 ONLY MUPPET nm1 M(i'tJIE r LPLAZA - gCY 45 ONLY AMI1'YVILLE HORROR - I SEVEN I ___________•_________ CLIP HERE - : I : I • I HEY KIDS -• Come To The Et'cuiiig IIer5LId , .. SUMMER-SHOWTIME Every Tuesday Morning .•• - 4 'I •'. ONLY 50c ' '.. ' WITH THIS COUPON "C - - • • Time G - M _______ '!!!' 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PORT RAIT OF A NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN (MON) 24(10) SAILING, SAILING (Ff1) 7 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 12:40 (17) (TUEI TODAY IN FLORIDA i:uu 11:45 (1977) Leigh 3:30 35 SHAZZAM (MON) It (35k BIRDMAN / GALAXY TRIO 12:00 Highlights of todays events (from the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet club in Wimbledon England) (5)0 HARRY 0 While visiting the desert mansion of an eccentric recluse, Harry finds himself on the (1)OCBS PAINTINGIFRI) 12 (17) FUNTIME 7:25 0 11:30 I IQS4i 10) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL (THU) 24 (10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL 11:30 )5(1)0 ()0NEW8 7 (7) 0 ABC NEWS (121(17) MOVIE 34110) SOUNDSIAGE (W ED) 34 7:00 0 . Ama teir country music ion ters who enter Fourth Annual Kentucky Fried Chicken Country. Music m'iia( Songwriting Contest have a chance to bi1neu. The two natI9nal first prize winners will have their winning compositions recorded by Barbara Mandrel, ountryMuslcAaocla tion FemaleVolcaligt of the year and the "45" record will be distributed to country music stations nationwide. There are prizes for runners-up as welL To enter songwriters may record their original country music song (no longer than 3½ minutes long) on a cassettO cc the entry with written bTICI and a statement of or4ginall Entries uld be mailed to "It's ColonelCountry,"P.O. Boa 1014,T%nley Park, flLSo4flby July 7, • - 10:30 Hawaiian jungle to deliver vital no trade needed.- I SHOW • I I AM _______ '(t _______ ______ • I 10:00 I - -*Ili.., LAZA . TWINI __ M., It" Izzyso, CLIP HERE • •_ - - - S L_,,_.. -.--- - cried? I am a clergyman who has officiated at over 500 ch urch weddings and the lengths to which some pe ople will go to put on a theatrical production ceremony. in a house of worship for a If you print this, please simple exchange of marriage don't use my name, as I do not v ows are ap pa lling! wish to be prematurely I once tied the knot at a retired. w eddi ng w he re 120,000 was STILL PREACHING spent for floers alone. Ilater IN CAliFORNIA learned the bill for t he entire DEAR ABBY: I ache for the wedding came to DEAR ABBY: The letter from the bride who cornplained because a crying baby ruined her wedding reminded me of my own wedding. Only there was no crying baby i was zity mother-in-law' She cried and bbed throughout the entire ceremony as though her heart were breaking. You could hear her all over the church. One would have thought her son was being sentenced to life in prison wi th no cha nce o parole. ' 71 C) GOOD MORNING FLORIDA ' 41 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE it (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE ba by . NON-FICTION TELEVI- 10:15 3:00 I' O GUIDING LIGHT . . ? GENERAL HOSPITAL 33(1O)A U. WEATHER tI( 5)LEAVE IT 10 BEAVER 10) INTERNATIONAL KITCH. '• 6:54 70 A ROAD TO THE WHITE', EN MON) 34 (10) SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS HOUSE 6:45 210)SESAMESTREET(R) ,11 ( 1 7) FAMILY AFFAIR lost a new drug at a med ical center. Lou learns about the publish-or. perish attitude of the Institute s publiclty.seekmng director (A) lIt) (35) NEWS eating away at the vessel that it." MONTANA READER 2:55 111 117) NEWS (MON-THU) 12:( 17)NEWS (1)0 LOU GRANT While helping contains wedding were ruined when a ,., i've uuivau.cu us wed 541 w he re ca meras and sound equipment were 50 intrusive that I felt more li ke an actor playing a role than a minister. (At one point I was asked to "stop and start over again" because t he audio wasn't working properly.) I can understand wanting to preserve the beauty of an occasion wi th pictures, and I have no objections to mo vies taken ou tside the church, but 555W, First Street Mon Fri 1:30-4, Sat, 73S4 - (R) (10) DEAR ABBY: May I comment on t he letter from the Dallas woman who was upset because the ta pes of her 6:30 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 ED ALLEN • A playful patient vAth a vial of smallpox virus puts Charley, Weatherby, Solomon, Ann and Mrs Phipps in quarantine together 6:15 12: (17) THE ATHLETES (MON) 9:30 (110 HOUSE CALLS 10:00 Mr. and Mrs. Richard "Most Happy Fellow." Pop Probably Cried Too iiiuiueiiauy, LI I Coach Jotm McKay could be reached for comment on appointed tem porary commander when Col Potter rushes off on a my%ty mission to Tokyo (R) mentary lakes an in-depth look at "negoliated justice'' in Floridas criminal courts Over ID 000 gripp.ng edges for traction e $5111 bib kit $ttIil and ,,ar • laying 'adiat ply Construction • A smooth orset ndwq Oodylair 1*1.1 ENDS UTVROe.'v NIGHT BENISS WOS0Mt P1111 'WE 10501 CMI 1110 SINVE UNITED W"iIIV N1OI0t it. LIMITED WARRANTY. All etheQngsn& work was per. Goodyear service is warranted formed, and welt (IX it. free If. foratleast90 days or3.000miIe however. you're more than 50 chairmen of the monthly Prince," "Showboat," dinners. "Chocolate Soldier" and slave, receives help from the Quak era and escapes to Philadelphia and freedom )Pa't II(CC))fl) ) 0 MASH Hawke y European Regional Office in Zurich, Switzerland. THE GOODYEAR PROMISE M3 ' $2 I . _1"N NEW ZOO REVUE 9:00 Rotary International, with the - ____ WA1QiFMNM&6 i 11ZI$FORM05TCAM . 0 4~ ANOTHER WORLD (MON. THU) 0 4 WIMBLEDON TENNIS (Ff1) 11 (35) BANANA, SPLITS AND FRIENDS - activities for all of them to Ith,a SI SI C C I the cenlorlold of ii Womofl'S rTiaq.tine w 0 BASEBALL New York Yank. eesatlloston Red Sox enjoy during their vacation time. P 1W 508 II blackasall, td Ml '7551$i _LI_I u R A 751$ uluIv 11111111 "t I Nftb 5571.3I $$ III 8:30 1'I0PHYL'ANDMIKHY Atemiml,' photographer lakes a picture of Wh y in the Shower and uses it ea Bargaining An Ameri. can Way Of Justice" Inde pendent filmm ak er Robert Thurbers docu , I , P118/73411 I tIlIll p208, no Il 'e Night Bats. owls. hyenas and sightless cave-dwelling tith are eza• mined through the lens of a sophis. ticated night-vision camera (f) 111(17) MOVIE 'Wives And Lovers (1963) Janet Leigh Vi Johnson L ife in suburbia almost results divorce writer and hig wife, who make the mistake of living next door to an aIre3d divorced man and his friend that small beginning Rotary International was born In 1922, and their first .conven ti on was he ld in Los Angeles, Ca. Evanston, Ill. Is the home of Carison. $ sizzs FOR u.s CAM Opera Company and the On Friday, June 27, the Chicago Opera Company. has won He also dining room at Bram Tors was aglow with lights, flowers recognition as an actor of no and birds—thanks to Mr. and li ttle dramatic ability From 1 ;1 , - 2:30 11 (17) WORLD AT LARGE (TUE. FR)) 10WKRP IN CINCINNATI The Lauderdale. T he ir three grandchildren, Lee, Joan , and Douglas came home wi th t he m for a summer visit. Ed and Jesse ha ve made plans for many fun-filled TIEMPO RADIAL --:p- I I,1. Zr --- of July! thday this Fourth pany, the New Orleans Opera _ Company, t he Fort Wor th Mrs. Irving Fried, the .performing in the "Student meet regularly, rotating the President Ada Relley acplace of meeting from one cepted the following awards rlr. and Mrs. William E. Webster, 205 Homewood Drive, Sanford, announce the engagement and appr oaching marriage of t he ir daughter, Billie Ann, to Robert Joe Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ro be rt D. Rice, Lullwater Drive, Birmingham, Ala. The bride-elect is the gran ddaugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Hardy of Sanford. She w as born In Day ton, Ohio, and graduated from Seminole High School on Ju ne 7. She is employed in the Seminole County Property Appraiser's Office. Her fiance was born in Norfolk, Va. a nd is a 1972 graduate of Oviedo High School. lie is an electronic technician wi th Stromberg- Nam it ts " I Perform cc Plete leak test recha "?a entire system . Ad s,on - Webster-Rice 2188 __ , FF I 1- • -Engagement COnditioning Servj 4-WHEEL DRUM; Install new brake lining, ill 4 wheels ' New front grease Seals' Resurace drums • Repack front bearings • Inspect hydraulic system • Add fluid Datsun Toyota 'W PRAIRIE member's office to another. and citations on behalf of the $7988 _ 8:00 . MANY 24(10) FIRING LINE (FR)) 6:10 410)D4CKCAVETT 8(41 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE 2:00 LISTEN(MON) 12: (17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) i 1 7 ALL IN THE FAMILY • THE DOCTORS 5 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 7 C) ONE LIFE TO LIVE 24 (10)c0NcERT NIGHTS (NON) 14 10 NOVA(TUE) _ . . 14 10 JAZZ AT THE MAIPUENANCE SHOP (WED) .24 (10) SOCCER MADE IN GER. T'o SUNRISE 11 daughter, Sue Tillman, in Ft. . **AIMUMCooLlN Your Choice 2WHEEL FRONT DISC: Install new Iroril brake pads and grease seals - Resurface front rotors Repack lion) wheel bearings • Inspect cal. pets and hydraulic MMiNP.itUI system • Add flu*J does UflIC*I 11)11 I assisi .s,u ,.s.i .,1 ., $688 just Fulford have just returned from a visit with their 8 C,1 ( -I meeting in his office wi th officer. other men, who worked in the ar ea, for fellowship, and a A number of the membe rs discussion of business and of the VFW Post 10108 problems In the city. Auxiliary traveled to Hyatt The name Rotary was born House in Kissimmee for the ____ _____ Mr. and Mrs. Ed (Jesse) when the group continued to recently held convention. • A Air _ to completed her fi rs t year at Florida State University. • STANDARD IGNITION Check chvgwq anxi starting sirstems - Insiall neo Dc.nli and condenw, -Insiall new s*.k phpa 'Set dwell arid tirnnq to ricornm.nd.d ipeS • lutricili arid cPec c?' ,ad,,'4l as rguu • Adi5t carburetor A4ij.?,onI pairs and r,rice e,i'a .1 neroes SUBTRACT $4 FOR ELECTRONIC IGNITION Po'nu, and condenser are not reguued • Au gag set as itM"(d Service" the service clubs donated FalLstaff of Verdi's Falstaff money toward the purchase of and Dr. Bartolo in the Barber th ese fireworks to be used in of Seville and the title role in the spectacular finale for the Don Pasquale. Fourth of July Celebration. _____ His repertoire includes 96 to roles. He make numerous A HAPPY BIRTHDAY my mother, Mrs. W. 0. guest appearances with - (WED) • • visit over the weekend, they Rotary Convention, which Fabbri, treasurer. plan to have a family dinner attracted more than 20,000 There was a general and reunion, people. This was th e 75th discussion about installation, Congratulations and best Anniversary of Rotary. membership drive and wishes to both of you! The Rotary Club was purposeful activities for the ____ _____ started by a 37-year-old at- club. Tammy Harrison, daughter torney in Chicago, who found Th e installation of these of Mr. and Mrs. Howard the city a lonely and difficult new officers was held at the , . ,T' , T 6 THE NEWLYWED GAME (1)9 FAMILY FEUD (1,j5)MAUDE was assigned a variety of basso-baritone and buffo roles. Military service claimed him until 1945 and Many individuals as well as during this period were 6:00 POPI GOES THE COUNTRY I) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 0 4' COUNTRY CARNIVAL (FR)) 0 HEALTH FIEL 1:30 -11 TIC TAC DOUGH In 19 he joined the San Georgia. When he comes to Rotary-Breakfast Club at the Crawford, secretary; Joette opportunity. Tammy has tune-up should 4.cy1 date. MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT presented to Dora at a later Carlo Opera Company and There will be food, drinks, and bas-barltone and buffo artist. games, including "moon- He has appeared with the San walk", and a greased pig Francisco Opera Company contest. Fireworks will begin for several seasons. Outstanding and favorite roles at dark. August 14, in preparation for a scholarship 88$4688$4988 6 . from Pinecrest) will be _____ grandchildren. The following officers were At the present time, all of Betty and Tony Russi nominated and elected for the them live within a few miles thoroughly enjoyed their trip next year: Shirley Wack, of each other, except for one to Chicago, Ill, where they president, Marlen Friedman, grandchild who lives in represented the Sanford vice president, Louise T. _____ July 7 Below.' ' Democratic Women'i Club 5:55 LL DAILY DEVOTIONAL (MON) 12 (1 7) MOGAN'S HEROES Hare, a third grade student at Farley's invitation to perPinecrest School, who form. received honorable mention be will Holtzclaw for Americanism Poster- remembered by his stage 34( 10 ) STUDIO CONCERT (MON) 24 10 SAILING. SAILING(TUE) 24 10 COOICIN' CAJUN (WED) 33 (10) OLD HOUSEWORKS (THU) N THE ROAD 14 (10) HERE'S 1:30 T(17)WORLDATLAROE(WED) 0 ;4 'A Woman Called S. Park Avenue, will attend friends and establish Committee Meeting, with twlnbrother,J.James,Grand Opera Companies, including 0(,4)MOVIE Moses" )1978) Cicely Tyson, Robert th e sum mer ROTC Army Troy Piland, committee Bay, Ala., who will celebra te the Montreal Opera C9rn- Hooks Harriet Tubman, a Southern mean ingf ul relationships. but THREE TIMES during the next twelve months' See Service Agreement - with membership exceeding (R)(N,HOTOAPHY - 5:20 14 ~ 10~ FRENCH CHEF(WED) TX, ( 1 7) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 14 0 ANTIOUES(THU) . (WED) 54 10 BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL (FR)) 5.30 11 (17) MOVIE (MON THU) & fl SUMMER SEMESTER 11(17) MOVIE (CONTD) (Ff1) 4-1 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (MON 1:15 -) (1 ) LOVE AMERICAN STYLE 1 (17) MOVIE jTIME APPROX1. (MON. THU) U AT E I ( FR)) U (Howie and Cathy) Harrison, place for a young man to meet next Democratic Executive (Nefle) Livingston, and her American and Canadian last at least one year. but lust to make sure, well rheck your engine tree of charge. not once. not twice, Your ' -- (Bud and Alice) Moughton, -' 7:00. FACE THE MUSIC P.M. MAGAZINE ' . . award- Cancer, Class E — After dinner Sanford's third place, Americanism. Opera Star Dick Holtzclaw An award received for Dora graciously accepted Elsie - MD 5:50 ho OVER EASY Guest Victor Borpe 17SCCRl I LOVE LUCY Doudney was working at the McCullum, running for U.S. sponsored workshop. There The Sanford Chamber of . groups Performance take a serIious cour thouse for his step father Senate, Mr. and Mrs. Don were 16 membe rs present, Commerce Is planning a full twist when tragedy t,iI,es just in the tax assessor's office. (Anne) Hughes, running for which constituted a quorum of before the concert (R) dayr of fun for all the family on from then on he continued his LOSER TAKE ALL They have two children, School Superintendent, and the present membership. ' the Fourth of July! musical career. Broadway (7)0 (35) It Erma Doudney Dangleman Mrs. Bil l ( Co n nie) Spegele, The meeting was ca lled to "Day In The Par k" will Shows, New York City Opera )1974) MOVIE 'Claudine id and Al C. Doudney, ni ne whose h usba nd is running for orde r by Virgi ni a Mercer, begin at 11 a.m. In Fort Company offer ed roles where .4 (1 0) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC grandchildren and 10 great- the School Board. vice president. Mellon Park on the lakefront. . he, remained as a leading , SPECIAL -Strange Creatures Of . "' Farnsworth was their teacher and Mrs. John (Brenda) Day There are now 18,000 Clubs W who later married Sanford Mrs. William J. (Mar ilyn) in 154 different countries Attorney Ed Shinholser's Warnicke, Mr. and Mrs. E.J. throughout the free world, 6:30 0 @) NBC NEWS cas NEWS j (7) ABC NEWS 5) ANDY GRIFFITH - (then Miss Rifles) was SouthSernlno,1,Mr. and Mrs. special called meeting at the working at the courthouse Art (Phyllis),- Grindle, he is Altamonte Springs Inn, , during the summer months running for the State Senate; following a Dembcratic Ior'the tax collector, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Ingrid) Executive Committee . I P, 1. 1%, 1Y_i ----- 1) ANDY GRIFFITH together when Mrs, Douldney Suburban Woman's Club in of Seminole County held a contest (one of the 40 entries name, Richard Wentworth. ' • - - 500 C) MARCUS WELBY. . -The Old Curiosity Shop' Nell and her grandfather meet a kindly schoolmaster who offers them a auxiliary: Community Holtzclaw were invited to dine third with the residents of Bram Activities, Class E place, Buddy Poppy Float, Towers, and were seated at Youth Activities, Class E the guest table with Miss third place, Voice of Elsie Farley, program Democracy, Hospital, Class chairman of the evenings E third place, Cancer and entertainment, and Mrs. Research, 100 percent- Olive Pierce, piano acreceived award, Mem- companist, and Mr. and Mrs. The Sanford Republican Woman's Club held its annual Zellwood Corn Boll at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed (Frances) Pratt. There were 43 attending this affairthatisplanned for good relaxed fun time. Among the )) a THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ALL MY CHILDREN __ FRIEN DS 51O) ONCE UPON A LAsSlC MORNING CE 0 NEWS (g r 10 5TCI( C3 N6 VAN DYKE ,, each other until a number of (Bob and 'Alice) Myers who years later they were thrown were representatives from '- s EVENING - The Doudney's did not see Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert &53,000. * . 49. Stolen Bases National League LeFlore, Mll and Moreno, Pitt Collins, CIn 31; Scott, Mtl 26; Law, LA 23. American League — Wilson, KC and Henderson, Oak 32' 011one, Cloy 23; Cruz, Sea 21; Wills, Tex 20. Pitching Victories National League Carlton, Phil 13-3; Reuss, LA and Bibby, Pitt '11.1; Pastors, Cln and Richard, Hou 9-4; Blue, SF 9-3; Rogers, MtI 9-6. American League Stone, BaIt, Gore, KC and John, NY 103; Norris, Chi and Burns, i• a(_f) DAYS OF OUR LIVES I I home and work (Part lot 10) iCC) father. - . Mil and Armes, Oak • rir. and iirs. S.F. Doudney, 907 W. 20th St., marked their 60th Wedding Anniversary Friday, June 20. Mrs. Doudney was formerly Miss Lucille Hines. She and Mr. Doudney are native Sanfordite who met when they attended a privte P . TMcmv MONDAY. • . 1. Sunday's Sports Transactions 8y United Press International Baseball rm.,.,,.. ,i,.. "---.. - Oglivie, Dave Kingman and sent Jesus American League — NY 18; Figueroa to Wichita of the MU 20; Jackson, Thomas, Mu 15; Arrnas? Oak American Association, St. Louis — Recalled pitcher 14; RICO, So%, Nettles, NY and John Urrea and outfielder Keith PMyberry, Tor 13. Smith from Springfield of the Runs Batted In National League — Hendrick, American Association; optioned 39; infielder Tom Herr and pitcher St.L 60; Garvey, LA Schmidt, Phil 36; Baker, LA 49; George Frazier to Springfield, Smith, LA 4. erez, Swoh" Styx.* Bos and Oliver, Tex 35; Ogllvie, . I Mil S4; Hebner, Del SO; Cooper, _ ng Anniversary - 59 TONIGHT'S . 8:00 .. v 11. Sambmto, Hou 10. ...Saves Gas All Year Long! .. — Rranttisv'i LV Doudn ' eys- Celebrate I ii MONTH TUNE-UP __ - p IF ro S.F. ,.'II .. .; ' Brake ORLANDO. - -Fla. (UPII Llr,,ebacker cot Brantley of . . - t2.MONTHTUWS-uP$IRvICEACREU.LNT UNDE A OUR TWELVE.MONTII AGREEMENT Goodyear *4' tune YOU' Ca' ,k'(l,OflK4i', tomio*wq lP# 7Cout chckl.st Shown here And pIss.rit you *15 a rign. naiys. ce,tt,cate c)1lot on. horn thi dli, ol tP tun-'jp ANY TIME WITHIN ONE YEAR of your tur*pt.* your .n,oi arid t'ee nmgrq $AuIj, cari,t,cai, back to it's 510,, that perIorm.d the tupeup and Good,,ai *11 provide , il ,4.ctsonuc armalyss fr,, of cJaege up 10 ilvsi ,.pa'at, analyses' (6) and ParrIsh; Stieb and FREE ADJUSTMENT FREE PARTS RLPt.ACEMLNT it Sriy of these ctackups .,*, MIIw 110011 100-3130 Whitt. WStIeb (7.5). L—Petry lot any wevvrivniti or pail topiace"imlints Itwi w ere pail of ths olog,n&I t une up Gciod,ehr *01 Mike merit on r.ptacameril IM dlU Iris of chaig. Calif ' 011 000 000— 2 50 (4.4). ______ __________ _____ Cleveland and Moore. Aase, ______ __________ Ba it it Boston, ppd., rain. Lemanczyk (6) and Donohue. W ______________ _________________________ MAINTAIN STOPPING DISTANCE ___________ Re 'ach Terms t__" A und SanfoM n 1 230 77 333 fryman Mu Tekulve Pitt and DC 50 .JJJ Fingers, SD 9. 219 83.233 American League Farmer, 250 13.332 Chi 17; Quisenberry, KC 11; 203 61 .332 Burgmeier, Bos 13; Gossage, 276 91 .330 NY 11; Stoddard, Bait 10. 217 71 240 77 .321 63 56 20$ 66.317 Hems Runs Schmidt, Natlesal League Ph il 21; Baker, LA 17; Garvey, LA and Hendrick. St.L 16; __ - Brantley, Bucs I . I Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. n - ____ — Barker, Collins (7) and Dims; Kingman (3-8). . . Guidry, Davis (7) and Oates. W Ken City 000 100001— 2 'S I —Guidry (5.4). 1—Barker (76). 0 120 00*— 7 13 0 HR5—New York, Spencer (1), Seattlori5 Leonard, Pattin IS) and Lefebvre (1). Doyle (1). Porter, Abbott and Stinson. W 000 000— 0 1 1 —Abbott (73): L—Leonard (y. Detroit 000010 01x-260 HR—SeattIe, Stinson (1), Toront o Petry, Underwood (63, Lopez Pac lorek w. • ____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____ - Rpy How.lL tripled and pinch runner Alfredo Griffin scored on a wild pitch. In ot he r games, Chicago blanked Oakland 3-0, New York downed Cleveland '7-2, Milwaukee downed California 5-2, Seattle beat Kansas City 7-2, and Minnesota beat Texas W. Balt imore at Boston was post poned beca use of rain. In t he Natio na l League, It was Atlanta 4, San Diego 2; Montreal 4. Pit tsbur gh I; Houston 12, Cincinna ti 10: 6! Trammll, DI Remy Bos omn - • I ton. L 61 263 90 342 Bell, Tex Bumbry, Bit Wathan, KC • extend his hitting streak to eight games, advanced On Doug Ault's walk off loser Dan Petry, 44, and scored on Lou Whitaker's error on Er nie Whitt's hard liner. In the eighth i 'l 6 2.O.;No;s; gut Oak 245; Clancy, or 60; 0AB Ut_ H PCI. Honeycutt Sea 2$ 1 io\ 266 89 .5 Strikeouts Carew, Cal Orta Cloy cooper, MU Oglivis. Mu Yount, MU 32 11 .138 12 32 11 138 12 Mlrreso? 30 12 .117 13I1 CaIiforni 24 16 .313 ie'', Saturday's Results Detroit S. Toronto 3 Ba ltimore 5, Boston Chicago 3, Oakland 0 New York 11, Cleveland 10, night Texas 11, Minnesota 3, night Milwaukee 11, CalifornTa 3, night ' Kansas City 1, Seattle 2. night . Toronto 2, Detroit 0 Baltimore at Boston, ppd., rain ,, New Yorkil, Cleveland 2 Milwaukee 5, CalIfornia 2 Chicago 3, Oakland 0 Seattle 7. Kansas City 2 Minnesota 5, Texas 3, nIght Monday's Games (All Times EDT) New York (John' 10-1) at 'Boston (Stanley 6-5), 8:33 p.m. Baltimore (Stone 10-3) at Toronto (Lea) 1-2), 7:30 p.m. Cleveland (Spfllner 7-1) at American mbi ed - . . . . I )UI 67 0 76. 3 National League — Carlt 72 3 100.119 Phil 141; Richard, Hou 19?; 69 263 .316 Ryan, Hou 98; Niekro, All and 69 26t— .314 Bibby. Pitt 79. ir 256 .31 American League - Guidry, 93; Keough arallorr,eough; s•Oak .Oaguef TOO 'M 81 03 0 " 69 17 263 67 223 68 .30S Smmns, Sf.L saves American League ational League — Suffer, Oakland 2nd Seattle I Louis • Detroit's nine-game winning streak wi th a 2-0 victory over the single. . Tigers. "It's like they say, any team can beat an y other team Yankees 7, Indians 2 on a given day." Joe Lefebvre slammed a three-run homer, Jim Spencer hit a Pitching exactly one year af ter his first major-league sta rt, two-run shot and Brian Doyle added his first majorleague Stieb, 7-5, used all the tools that make him one of baseball's homer. most promising young pitchers. He struck out three and Brewers 5, Angels 2 walked none en route to his se cond shutout and eighth corn- • Rookie Mike Brouhard doubl ed In the tie-breaking run in the plete game of the season. fifth and Jim Gantner led off the sixth with his second home "I was pleased with the way I threw," Stieb said. "I had an run of the season. . overpowering fastball; It was really working today, I felt MIII'Is 7, Royala 2 strong and I was challenging the hitters." Glenn Abbott, 7-3, scattered eight hits for his fifth comple te Stieb has now pitched 16 strai ght shutout innings and has game of the season. allowed just 1 run In his last 23 innings. Twins 5, Rangers 3 "When you pitch like that you deserve to win," said De troit Rub WIUong collec ted four hi ts and drove In a run and Manager Sparky Anderson. "I saw him pitch last year and I Hosken Powell scored three times to glee Gene Mauch his knew he was a good one right off." 1,500th career victory as a manager. Anderson said the streak will continue to mean a lot to his ' —Cleveland (62). L—Aase (4 American League club even now that It Is over. 000300000-3 fl 1 8). HR—Milwaukee, Gantner chcago Oaklnd "They have to end some time," he said. "The guys have a lot 000 000 000— 0 40 (2). Burns, Proly (6) and K 1mm; of confidence now when they go out." 000 002 000— 290 Kingman and Heath, Essian Clove Toronto scored In the fifth when Lloyd Moseby singled to L— N.Y. 000203 llx-190 W—Burns (9.3) 0;k95 Morris, Del Batting / 2004t bats) on Hrmdz, - CInci 200 042 101— 10 11 0 Hostn 050 002 32x- 12 171 night Leibrandt, Soto (2), Hume (7) Atlanta 000 101 200-1 n 0 Atlanta S. San Diego 4. 1st and Nolan; Ryan, Andujar (5),. San Dgo 100000103-2 twilight game, Niemarmn (6), LaCorte McWilliams and Nahorodny; (7), San Diego 3, Atl anta 2. 2nd Sambito (9) and Pujois, Ashby RasmUssen, Fingers (7), DAc Me. . V (6). W—Lacorie (5-0). L—Soto quisto (1), Kinney (9) and I lamargo drove in two runs, with an RBI-single off Eddie Cincinnati 8, Houston 5, night 101). HR—Houston, Walling Tenace. W—McWilliams (4-S). Solomon, 4-2, in the first inning and a run-scoring double in the - Sunday's Results (2).. l4Rs— L—Rasmussen (1-7). ' Montreal 4, Pittsburgh t fourth. The double scored Rodney Scott,' who had made 'It 3-1 Atlanta, Homer (6). Murphy St. Louis 9, Chicago I I when tie singled home Ron LeFlore. First Game 113). San Francisco 4, Los 'Angeles LOS Ang 101 001 000— 36 1 "That was a good, gu tsy performance by Palmer, because 1st game San Fm 002 001 001-480 St. Louis 201 202 010-9 90 LOS Angeles 3, San Francisco tie makes them swing the bat," said Expos Manager Dick Sutton, Castillo 400 001 200-- 7 11 2 (9) and, Chcago Williams. "A victory like this is a big lilt for my baliteam, Yeager; Knepper and May. w Urrea, Thomas (6). Seaman 0. 2nd game Atlanta 4, San Diego 2 —Knepper (6-9). L—Castillo (2(I), Littlefield (9) and Sim. because it leaves us 3' games ahead of t he Pirates." Houston 12, Cincinnati 10, 1). HR5—Los Angeles, Lopes mons; McGlothen, W. Her. night Philadelphia 5, New York 7. Blackwell. W—Urrea (10). L— Rookie Leon Durham hit his first majrleague home run_ night Second Game McGlothen HR% — St. IS S). a two-run sh'ot — and scored three times. Monday's Games Los Ang 000 001200- 360 4..oui. Simmons (1)), Durham (All Times EDT) Giants 4-0, Dodgers 3-3 ' San Frn 000000000-04 1 (1); Chicago, Martin (14) Philadelphia (Walk 20) at Detroit (Wilcox I-I), I p.m. I 01 Montreal (Gullickson 0 1), 8:35 Oakland (Langford 4-1) at . p.m. Milwaukee (Travers 6-3). 8:30 League Ràundup St. Louis (Sykes 26) at pm. Pittsburgh (Candelarla 4-7), California (Frost 46) at 7:35 p.m. Chicago (Dotson 1.3) 8:30 p.m. Houston (Forsch $6) at Minnesota (Erikson 13) at Blue Jays Halt Streaking Tigers Atlanta (Matula 56). 1:35 p.m. Kansas City (Spllttorff S-I), San Diego (EcheIbei-ger 1-0) 8:iS p.m. By United, Press International at Los Angeles (Welch 82), TL'xas (Jen kins 6-5) at Seattle Dave Stieb pitched the kind of game that would have sent Philadelphia 5, New York 2; and St. Louis 9, Chicago 7 San 10:30 p.m. (Parrott II), 10:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Seaver 3-4) at San Aesop scrambling for his pad and paper. The moral of the Francisco split a double-header with Los Angeles, winning 44 Tuesday's Games Francisco (Ripley 22). 10:35 Baltimore at Toronto fable? Never underestimate the power of a Blue Jay, even then losing M. p.m. New York at, Boston, night against the fiercest of Tigers. White Sox 3, A" 0 Tuesday's Games Cleveland at Detroit. night Philadelphia at Montreal, Oakland at Milwaukee, night "The streak didn't bot he r me," Stieb said Sun da y af te r Britt Burns, who lowered his league-leading ERA from 2.16 night California at Chicago, night pitching a seven-hitter that helped the Toronto Blue Jays snap to 2.06, and Mike Pro y - .• -_ - ", St.L 40'30 .511 Si,, , Smith, LA Tmpltn, SLIL 37 31 .SAA 7kl Cromrt,- Mtl * 38 32 .SA3 71/2 Cruz, Hou 38 33 .S35 I Gritfey, Cm 34 , fl ndc S 32 37 .464 13 46 23 .6.18 New York 31 39 .443 12 . I Atlanta 32 42 .432 13 ' Kanss Cty Hooten and Scloscla, Yeager Son Diego Saturday's Results Chicago (1); Ripley, Griffin (7), Lavelle Ptsbgh (based W L Pct.GB West . W L Pct. OB 41 27 .6114 — Los Ang - as ttt\ Mater League L ders / 3 By United P1155 lnt,rnationalI Francisco, San American League Hooten (73) 1—RI - pI e' (23) - ... --_.....M10111 . I - teammates in a slugfest featurirtg 28 hit& days, he said, and now we wont see them for a while We have to show the Pirates that we can beat them They scored three runs on three walks Saturday night so I knew Iliad to 4 settle down and get the ball over the plate." Palmer, 5-1, did that, after giving up the only Pittsburgh run in the first inning on an RBI-single by Dave Parker. He allowed just five hits while walking none and striking out five before being replaced in the ninth by Fred Norman, who notched his third save. Palmer also drove In the game-winner with a single in the second. Before an enthusiastic crowd of 46,186, Montreal's John . -- I 4L'naSt. National ,Mntreal Joe Morgan slammed a inch-h1t, twoun double In ,J seventh Inning to bot Houston over his former Cincinnati Since the defending champions had taken the first two . - . *1 . Itle ! Pirates Ro lls . . • l nr- SCOREBOARD Maltr By nited Press International David Palmer figures the Montreal Expos proved something Sunday. Palmer, the Expos' rlghthander, turned in eight strong in, sign a contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tuesday, completing the signing of the Buca' 180 draft Star choices, ft Orlando Sendyiel reported In Its Monday . q, iffli I Roundup Phillies. . . . ,_4 - - I - 0 I. - U 1 11 - - . . - Monday, June 3O,1$O League Expo - -_ . .,. 0 National ••• . . . . It : -- * t ', 1. - -_ I �•i .. p '\.- - -W.4P. - -- - --. - ._& — --- ...._- — - . -,-- S_ -- -, -.. - - — - I. i - - i_ : - - - .____ - •. . \ ..4.Li''bl' - -- _- - / -w 2B-Ev.fflngh.raM,S.nford,FL Monday, JunilO, 1NO Legal Notice _______________ _______ Legal Notice . Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICEOPPUBLIC HEARING JULY 22.1NI 7:0* P.M. The Board ci County Corn. miuioners of Seminole County. Florida. will hold a public hearing tO consider the following items: A. APPEALS AGAINST THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 1. CARL HAUOHN BA(S.l0. S0)45V— R.1AA Residential Zone Appeal against the Board of Adjustment in Denying a Lot Size Variance from 114700 sq ft sq ft and a Lot Width Variance from lOft to 03 ft and Rear Yard Variance from 3011 to 20 ft on Lot 1, Block Sanlando Springs, Replat of Tract 57, PBS, Pg 1,, in __Wanted -. 8—Help _______________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice iihereby given that I am engaged in business at Longwood Village Shopping Center Longwood, Fla., Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name ci ON STAGE BEAUTY SALON, and that I intend to register said riam with tP, Clerk of the Circuit Court, SeminoisCourdy, Fi*Ida in ccordance with the provisions of the FictItious Name Statutes, To. Wit: Section $03.00 Florida Stituteslfll. HARLOWS BEAUTY SALON INC. PubliSh June 10, 23, 30 1. July 7, - '-' - - - -- --- , ,.. . -.: - - - SECRETARY for-i girl office. General office duties, typing, calculator, etc. 223-9503 ___________________________ COME TO THE JOB SHOPPE STOP IN & BROWSE AROUND AAA EMPLOYMENT $$OOUp OENERALBKKPR EXEC. SEC $700 WAREHOUSE FOREMAN DOE JR. ACCOUNTANT 510,000 Vp BRANCH MGR. $i2,000up CARPENTER $4.00lw&up Neg. OEM. LABORERS (I) - $5.00 hr. + COOK HEAVYEQUIP.Op. -. Mm CASHIER . SEWING MACHINE OP. Mi MANY, MANY MORE 912 FRENCH AVE. 323-5176 Cornerof 15th C French - Yourfuture our concern HOSPITAL - full time collector. Credit collection ex- DELTONA uhfurnlshed 2 bdrm, 1 bath, utility room, $250 first & last 332-779). experience is helpful. We offer an excellent wage '& saIay plan & - other employee fits. - ' . ;ANFORD-New house for rent 'near high school. 3 Bdrm 2 baths. No pets. 5330,1st mo. + security. 83.4-0255 or 862-3836. __________________________ SHOPPERS SPECIAL 2 bdrm, Liv rm, window a4r, bsilt In ert ertain ment center, Paneling, washer -dryer, 531.500. FOR RENfALSCALL373S77I 2565 - HAL COLBERT REALTY inc. Park 2525 NEW 3 BEDROOM hu5es for rent, inter Development Corp. 5741432. French - . - REALTORS MultipleLlstingS'ervice _ M. UNSWORTH REALTY JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY!! ______________________ ___________________________ FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEAMNOLE I'u location. - OIERATOR for counter top also •'doerIenced custom woodworker needed for Cabinet manufacturing shop. Permancnt position, apply Gentry 'Manufacturing Co. 0FFICE TRAINEE—SiSO. JENPIYCLARKREALTY REALTORS 322IS9$orfl3.O43 Answer 321-0671. MAID SATURDAYS, Winter SprIngs. Must have Iransportatlon & references. 631 7174 evenlnos & weekendp. Condo, BR, 1 Bath, sleeps 4 or S. $225 wily. 6765191., ANCING. - . ' LARGE 1 or 2 Bdrm apt. with washer-dryer, pool. 1 Bdrm. $233, 2 Bdrm $295. 671.0511. Hey Kids: Looking loran extra 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 -- - - - V I , this Notice of Administration: Jduaph I As Personal Representative the Estate ii $ ROBERT CHAMBERs , • t: -- As Per3cnal Representative of the Estate of ANNIE BELL CHAMBERS oec.as. f £??nDV 5OERU5a4A4 ST EN ST ROM. JULIAN. .r. ___________ . Drive *itaw. $prk, Florida 33701 TeliphsneI309)SlO.1$$ vex.is AIR & HEAT, NEW APPLIANCES. DEBARY. $33300. NOW FOR SALE MODERN 1 Bdrm, 1'-', bath home with Central HIA, very convenient location. Fresh as 'a daisy with brand new carpet, 3 BEDROOM WITH EAT-IN KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH. NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. $20,500. SELLER FINANC- _________ .. ' - ________ - - - -. - or EX1 U . . .,. S S.. S •. - - _- -. _ - .- S. -- __________________ - S Acre homesites In Geneva area. HIgh, dry, wooded and secluded vinyl & paint throughout. $36,500 with excellent terms. ING. CROCKETT LOG HOME 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH ON Wynnwood-3 BR, I Bath with WOODED CORNER 'LOT. - CENTRAL AIR 5. HEAT I. CARPETS. 513,000. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER Sanford Orndo 321-00.40 327-1571 Pinecrest-lmmedlate occup ancy. Pool Home. 3 BR, 2 Bath, family room with F-P plus game room with wet bar. Pool 11x32 new with privacy fence. Can be leased for $430 with option for 552,500. Want Ads Get People Together Those Buying And Those SellIng. 332.2611 or 031-9993. _____________________ I 2439 S. Myrtle Avp. BATEMAN REALTY LIc. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. ________________________ 321.075, - . I ACRE Osteen, water. dec. & septic in. Zoned Mobile Home. CHOICEOF 2.- io acres Enterprise Road 20 ACRES Zoned Travel Trailer Park with IS spaces, all amenities. - LARGE 4 BDRM, centrally located, will Sell, Rent or Shari, all amenities, Details too numerous to list, BETTY C. CAMPBELL Lic. Real Estate Broker 1002 S. French Ave., Sanford 372 6050 ' After hrs 323 7173 _________________________ 10 WOODED ACRES, HIGH GROUND. OSTEEN AREA. - 'isun _____________________________ HIDbEN LAKE Qwner moti. INC. REALTORS - vated 4 bdrn,, fenced ssi,000LARGE I bdrm, Split Plan, Fam, rm,, country kit. Zoned Commerciai saj,noo, 701 Bldg. E.AltamonteDr. 32,.030, 339b501 __________________ ______ 2 SORM FRAME, 000d starter home, or use for business, 523.500. 1)15 Sooner you place yo ClassIfied ad, the sooner you will get results, $31,500 by owner 3 Bdrms, family room, sr.ened porch, central H.A, citrus trees, 1g. 3BDRMFRAME, ZOId duplex $2I,.S0O. POOL HOME. Attamo,t. Mali area, 3 berm, lge kit, screened 'in. ge COt-net- landscaped ict. 582,947,53, Owner is In no hurryi _________________ _________________________ _____ ______________ --- ____________________ ' ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 21445. French Flvs. 3220231 3225333.3220779 ' - - _____________________ LIc. Real Estate Broker 1003$. FrenChAve., 322.aoso Ae ...... -- ' Op.n2to6 See our b'autitul new BkO MORE, front & rear BR's, GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3603 Orlando On-. 3335200 $21,000 EZ TERMS. 332 32,4 4315-Acreage 210$ ----- ' - - -_ - s To List You' Business... r'ji %JL.&LSJII 'L')/511 ,-, P'1 OOO' SJI tJsJI7 1#U'..AI ___ __ Washer repo. GE d,Iu* model. Sold orig, $109.35. used Short FREEZER—Sears Coldspot Upright. 15.4 cu. ft. White. $300 Call 373-1917. unting Services ____ Fireplaces ______ BookkeepIng 8. Tax, Economical Service for small business, farms, nurseries, ranches, etc George Britton, CPA, 842 5116 Longwood. - 33 $306 GAS RANGES. Reconditioned, Guaranteed. Sanford Auction, Us.i. tol model oks I V's all ' TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harrletl's Beaut, Nook 5)9 E 1st St., 322 37 Special Rates for Complexes Free Estimates 83000?Q 2lhr, Carpentry MEINTZER TILE Newor repair1 leaky showers our Specialty, 25 yrs, FxA. 849 8362 204S.ParkAve. _______________________ 3226509 Computer Store man. 50 hp Evinrude. Certified tilt trailer.- All under 50 hours. Excellent cod, $1700. 323.3067. alal.. 339-1914. Computers, Supplies &Stttware, ,1..... - PblIe Home Repairs Insured ' I MAN, QUALITY OPERATION 9 yr's. exp Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Deal, 327-1321, PATIOS-SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS m.uu afterl SWedle - 1,2,3 51. Suites S Uclurn. - Adill. Family Ps.l-Laualry - AIR CONbITIONIpICè Elec. trical Repairs & ServIce, Lighting, attic fans 5. op. pilances. Local call 1301331. _________________ - FSfl -, .32240 . St - _________________________ _____________________________ RUSTIC FENCE CO. 1347142. Special on ranch style fence with wire, $1.50 per ft. In. stalled. - COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREAT CLAS5lF lED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER 6 Years Experience - Tree Service _______________________ PAINTING IS YOUR HOUSE A JUNGLE' Does your grass grow1 ROOFS KOOLSEALED 134-4146 S , Limbs on your roof? Trim your trees. or remove. 339-0061 _. Call me for free EstImates BIB TR SERVICE Refer. 715 6)93 Orange City ' ClassIfied Odsserye thebuying selling community every day. Read & use them often. . HowivesCl,anlngSlc. . Pairdjs Will dogenerai housecleaning l2YearsExp,rleqsc, lung in repainting, kit. 5. ext., wallpaper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext. After you have called the rest Call the best. $65393, - Hon's Repair . . _____ ' 3220771 lnwlatlon 5J - ]Jj SERVICES UNLIMITED Welding dons, $13.00 pen- hr. 322-0771 - . - EVER'S DAY someone Is lOOkuItg for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. trent Painting & Repair interIor 5 Exterior . PreeEst. 332355$ _______________________ . Repair SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARSI Batt & Blown. CUSTOM IN- pl'nty SULATlONCO.323.4)$3or. 122$. Free .st. r ____________ Creative Surfaces.IIc.,'speciai $637 _______________________ 21hrs. Sale 11*ew, 323-7473 Licensed Will furnith re, SERVICES UNLIMITED Home RepairS. Remodeling . p,•I...,,i& '.k.,'vc• All Phases of Mobile Repairs S - .. - of prospects your product or service In the ClassIfied Ads, 'l' I Roofing , MOBILE HOME REPAIRS LâcaiCaIIl3$.4927 — 1 . Story 1s0s W.23t n. E LINK CONST 322 7029 Sanford AcrId. flTh 534,$3 , HOUSe Cleaning 4 "Luiury For Lass" REMODELING New rms, kit & bath remodeling. Fireolaces We handle the whole ball of wax Financing avail JOHNSON - llHours ORLANDO 327. lSI7 20 yrs in the area 1100 S. Sanford Avenue CUSTOM BUILT HOMES REMODELiNG & REPAIR S 6 BALINT - '! Special S Personalized, fast dependable Regular or lllme basIs Wldowashwlndows 677.54,4 ELECTRICAL REPAIRS & SERV ICE. Lighting Ceiling & Attic fans I Timers. -. ,. - LEX P ERTS9J -- Electrical APARTMENTS 3332633 ' 1.di up ' - _______________ - SANFORD _________________________ -- trp.ntry,'Painting,M.int, of all types, Lic, Bonded .3334035 I. - tblminWroven'nt% Concrete - dJ.A4rfgsgss Bougtd &SokI ' ________________________________ JE.$'STREAMIND 331 7)32 Mildew oil Roof, ext Walls Mobile Homes. RV5 (dc I Senior citizen discount Fret est Al PERSONAL COMPUTER iie Oxford Rd. behind the Jal. 11' CENTER consoie Fisher. Professional Cleaning - GWALTNtY JtWELER 55—Boats & Accessories ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A High Pressure Cleaning Ph.322-0333 Housing AuthorIty 305-323. - Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding KenneI Inside & outs.de screened runs Off floor sleeping boxes, insulated, shady kennels, circulating fans Also Air conditioned cages We cater to your pets 372 S? Clodc Repair MILLERS _________________________ I APUSCAPING& LAWN MAINTENANCE Cleanups. resodding our Specialty Trim or tell trees (Wi' ti,iul ,iway our trash) Insured (landed Over 23 yrs iii Central II 671 0650 CARPENTER Good Used TV's, $25 & up - , Gf'ooITthlg& Boarding Ceramic Tile - PLASTERING exp. small jobs spedally, patching, stuccoing. simulated brick 327 3320 B & 0 LAWN CARE Mowing Edging Trimming Sod & Mulch If it's not clean, It's not Crickelt's General Cleaning & HaulIng FrerEsI 339763) CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise Are you a full time driver with a every day part time car Our (tlsSif led., I... arc loaded with good buy for ReniodeI,g yOu __________________________ 1 - cing. No down payment. Pay $134 or 111 monthly. .2 DON'S LAWN SERVICE Mowing, Edging, Trimming, Sod 8. Mufth Free est 373 0119 Call 323 0)19 - SPECIAL Ill 146 n cleaning lurn,, "s & sp.0 C he,jfi'r Stove' re,' *51 14 hr Service 11tO/i' ANDY'S CARPET CLEANINU 19" Color portable in good Plaster - SILVER LAWN SERVICE MoW, edge. trim Vacation or'all Season 372 0718, Gas Appliance Service&I,ntallatlon Carpet Cleaning ____________________________ OIFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339-7020 LONGWOOD - FURNITURE SERVICES Altamontc. Springs 3310909 Repair 8. Ref nishirx ReaSonable Qualify Work Baa ijfy Ca,', _________________________________ For Hirei-w-By Hour Orlafldo99o.3$40 V CLASSIF lED AD ON ITS misc repairs at reasonable p. RESULTFUL END THE prces Estimates 177 7496 NUMBER IS 322 2611 techanii ..ilI service AC'S refrlg, freezer;, water coolers, lnisc. Call 323-7786 anytime TELEVISION-RCA BAKS LJWT1CaI Reconditioned room A C's. 4000 to 30.000 OTU's. 90 day guar ___________________________ T, Sales 5. Service, Orlando Room Comfort Center. 755 Furn. Refinishing John Young Pkway. 2986077. 1 COLOR TV'S $85 323)734 WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY by John Cullum Complete album as low as 19900 373 e75 - - REF INISHINC, Touch up & Oi0W'aPhY ______ - -IliulIcictz,fl. cleanng. uackrioe Service Ditches, culverts, lEnds Call 831 2895. The King of Te Rock All types of stone, interior exterior, commercialresidential Specialty decorative fireplaces (in Stalled) Call John 3310371, free estimales 1215 French (17-92) 323-1340. 53—TV- Racflo- Stereo H L.and ''CIearig i & J STONE CO. AIr.Corditioning Brand New, push button control has probe. OrigInally $619, balance $396, $10 monthly. SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIg lED AD, Window AC replace wIth cintral, needs switch, $100 Call 332 'INSert ____________________________ SERVICE LISTING AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB -- 323 0697 47—Real Estate Wanted OrloAeb,4flfl7 - Looking For a New Home' Check the Want Ads for houses of every size and price. - 3235321 , fJ 339?O3OLONGW000 1970 CHEVY Pickup '. ton. iSO Engine. PS. PB. new tires 8. brakes, $995 After S p m 322 1682 - ______________ !' ' KENMCjRE WASHERPMts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES The Real Estate Agency Inc. cash to you. Mary Qt-Iffitti REALTOR 1.4251120 Qt- 322.' '299.42 to 0 .ffl. - Call 322-2611. 54-Garage Sales _____________________ 1974 MGB Excellent condition, new inspection sticker, AM, FM. must see to appreciate. 5.3700 Ph 372 311) days. 323 6178 eves DUSINESS Mountain Save your credit. Will make back payments & up to *3.000 - _________________________ 79-Trucks-Trailer-s - Sell that extra bike with a low cost Classified Ad t.. If you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell It with a Herald classIfied ad. )IO4N.Milis rehabilitation project. Will pay up to $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford '75 Pontiac Catalina Safari Wagon, luggage rack, air hii 323 0197 eves - -_______ - ---.--- ------------------ acre. WANTED TO BUY-Homes In the City of Sanford for JI )VYIJ The sooner you place your classified ad. the sooner you will get res,.ilts. WE BUY USED FURNITURE-', APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXIURFS Jenkins Furnlture, 205 E 75th St. 373 0981 __ condition. Warranty, finan- - "" CONSU LT OUR Tvrepo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $493.75, Bal $103.!0 or Si? mo. Agent 330S3$d. - - EW CUSTOM RAIL FRAME DUNE BUGGY VW powered. beautiful cond 373 1917 -------. Antiques and Modern F urniture One Piece or Houseful BridgeS Antiques 323 toi Orlando 696 3860 2019fl,iandoDr. Ga. 78 2 Door Aspen Special Edition PB & Steering, air. 0* ml 373 7950 - - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paj Used. any condlion 641 8-416 ..l,.- $219 Call 322-7261 _____________________ _______________________ ___________________________ )ST MAKE PAYMENTS -- '69 to '15 models Cell 339 9100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) - Top DoiI,ir Pad for Junk & Used r Irucles & heavy equip _1 BAKS owner, excellent condition, 45 A4it of State Property I ' L'awnmowers. We sell the best & service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 1st 5 23" RCA ACCUCOLOR TV—One ______________________ - ______- - - VACUUMS-RAINBOW 2391 S. Sanford Ave. Mountain HomesIte I + Ahvilie, N.C. 57,700. 339 7020 Brand new, with power head & oil attachments. Warranty. Pay 5399. or $20 monthly. Fin. ancing, No. down payment. 1101 N.MiII% Ave. iwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ,every Wednesday at 8 pm. It's Iheonly one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 755 1311 for further details. IAKE OVER PAYMENTS on a - -----________ FILL DIRT&TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & HIrt 373 7SSO DAYTONA 4UTO AUCTION For Estate Commercial 0. Residential Auctions 8. Ap praisals Call Dell's Auct'on 323 5620 1 pc or houSeful -- - C n't pie no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye Place a classified ad, and pile the money ii your wallet! CASH FOR .JUNK CARS & TRUCKS Same day Service 7788 - - 7lhrs 62—Lawn-Garden SEIGLER REALTY Orlando 327 IS?? ________ WE BUY FURN 8. APPL filing cab. & chaIrs, Many items to choose from Polls Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11 92, So. of Sanford 32?87 - BUY JUNK CARS From 1)0 to CaIl22 1621, 322 1460 Wanted to buy used office H equipment Poll- s Sar)for.d 60.A- 'BusinessEq..iip. Furniture Salvage. 17 92. So of Sanford 3?? 8721 For Sale Used office egpt. DhII, 66 CORVETTE 321 1 speed. both tops. Mechanically like new Asking .13.500 365 7001 77—Junk Cars Removed WILL I3UY OLD ILASS RINGS 8. s,lv'er coins Top dollar pact Call Jim 371 1888 OFFICE FURNITURE 10 Complete Offices 339-7020 LONGWOOD '73 Buick with V8 engine, good Condition Full power, $1700 Call 323 5500. _____ APPLIANCES Sanford Fur re,3alvage 3328721 ' NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory uru,r4uI,Jf( 10 Complete Offices ii oo LOP GW000 - --------- SANFORD '011 bock yard Isn't? 301111 wlfti - 0 Single family lolL 2 Lip$ez - .wtm CP1N11 vplesWs 2311501 1' -• 339-7020 LONGW000 AOKTIrCMArI 71135 French - hrr.rr r..n.. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & - HERB'S TV' BROKER - 68—Wanted to Buy - OFFICE FURNITURE lOCompleteOffices S Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table & 4 chairs, 130 each. Poll's 'Sanford Furniture Salvage, I?. 92 S. of Sanford. 372.6721. - 5_ 5• for Sals _____________________ .D.ms. & wider If you quality i43$ 1130 323 95-IS _______ OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339-7020 LONGWOOD 122-1721. to happen. 14 Ca'Yar Av Academy Manor Gretch Electric Guitar, $25 OFFICE FURNITURE 4v eomPIelr u,vice 339 7020 working. $99.05. 10 to choose from. Polls Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. S ACRES RESTORABLE MO BILE HOME, WELL, SEPTIC & HORSE STALLS. GFAPua AREA. $22,900. SELLER FINANCING Robineon. iiy ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULIFUL END THE NUMBER 'S 3272611 - ArIa Banjo, $150 Fiddle, $30 - S ACRES ON CATFISH POND, WELL & ELECTRIC, NICE Willbuy lit & 2nd mortgates. We also 'make Reel Estate I Business loins. Fiorld. Mortoage Investment. 1104 E. VA & FHA Financing Wtien you place a Classified Ad hi Tha Fvaninø I4IId. tI, I4EWHCIAES NEEDASERCEMAN?YOIaII find him listed In our Business Directory. . 3434433 _______________ SANDALWOOD VILLAS CON. ,,DOMINIUM $29,900 - Owner must sell; Only S5,000 doin. The Realty Store 071.1930. CHOICE PIECE of commircial property priced to sell. Call today for details. - corner - - -'0t'9ae 323-lOU. - 2'. ACRES WITH 311' FROPITAGE ON PAVED RD. IN OSTEEN. $12,500 CASH. OR TERMS. __________________ - 2 BEDROOM. 1 pgm Comp4et.J rem' ' line bedding sets onlyt Free local delivery. Poll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92. So. of Sanford. 372 172). MICROWAVE $30,000 EXCELLENT TERMS. Sanford 321 0610 FREE ___ time. Del. $159.11 or $19.33 mo. AWt 330-1306. - -' 7"i ACR ES TALL TREES, - 7 female white kittens 3?? 3667 60-Office Supplies icil of total Inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top _____________________________ DUPLEX-Possible comrn mercial. Maltiand Ave., Altamonf e Springs. Owner will hold morloage. $429OO. PIANO, Everett Spinet Mahogany, needs luning otherwise in good cord . $550 Ph. 3223114. USED TIRES— SI 0O&up BIG SEMI LOAD FROM N.J. 'ANTIQUES &. COLLECTI BLES OAK.WALNUT. MAHOGANY SUITES & ODD PIECES CBARGAI NS. FOR EVERYONE CASH-VISA-MC. SANFORD AUCTION 1215S. FRENCH •323.7340• - SIBERIAN HUSKY PUP. AKC 1 black & white, 2 silver All kfrepo. 10 cu ft 119)4 tree. Orig. 1329, now $205 or $19 mo. Agent 339-5306. BUILDING LOT Hwy 421 area Terms. - FRETOGOODHOME Sale ior 1971 PONTIAC Grand Prie--Ex cellent cond Fully loaded Elec windows 0. sunroof, $150 down & assume balance of payments. Call John Ward at 1 90.4 677 8966 or 323-1779 aft 6 _______ Male Dog. 1' yrs neutered. shots, moving. 322 6967 - pianos. Includes bench. delivery 5 tuning. CANNON MUSIC CO., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 431. 1 blockE. of I-I. 339 5900. Si—Household Goods -- cellent terms. ______________________________ '. I4OACRE RANCH owner will spilt, ooi terms. Jasper, - price $998. Console pianos $1195. These are top name OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices - 339-7020 LONGWOOD WEKIVA AREA Zoned Mobile Home with water, dec sel)tic fl ________________________ Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair -Use A Went Ad. 322-2611 or TTY C. CAMPBELL Army Navy Surplus 310 Sanford Ave. 372- 5791 Mountain Duplex 2 BR, 1 Bath. Chimney Rock, N. C. Owner finance $33,000, . - Men's Tennis Shoes $3.99 pr. 52—Appliances - - v POOL TABLE—Ixi, $15 See at 205 Holly Ave. Sanford down. 549 a month _----------------- I Exercise bike like new, tension control, speedometer, timer, %.40 Ph. 322-1599. OCALA AREA Mobile lot 549 74395 MyrlleAve Country Club Estates-2 BR, I Bath with family room. CHA, corner fenced lot. $34,900. REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322-745I 332-5.622 72lS0 mobile lot $3500 cash. trees $34,900. Call Bart . 311-3ISE. First St. - - $ ACRES. Enterprise Road 57000 terms. family room. Large lot with -________________ - - 1 i. .. . _q93 . L 3277) Mn ___________________________ - MCINTOSH, REPRESENTATIVE cos•IftT a WHIOHAM ' - AT1)RNEY FOR PERSONAL id FRICKE ASSOCIAm, INC. _____ - Belbnda Rlley'a Boiled. Rivera *il.y to the unsucceuful bidders when CONVENIENCE STORE legally described as: CALLTOOAYI Statute 1370.00(1077). contract is completed. CLERK - Good company Inat'he,th,estcont-of 4. That the special i1$esssnent Block A, Semorai Square, The successful bidder shall benefits. Apply Handy Way ac shall be levied against all lots and Food Store, Sanford area. ing to the plat 'hereof, as furnish a Performance-Payment I land dlolning and contiguous, or recorded in Plat Book 15, Page 40, Bond for the total amount of the bounding and Ibultin, UPOn the Public Records of Seminole award - within 10 days of .21—Sltuatio. Wanted improvement, said more 1.Cwnty, Florida, said polnf being notification of the award. ______________________ specifically designated by the Bonds must be written by a REALTORS, MLS essessment pla as required by wayiineciWinterpar,tv,It surety company licensed to do Wilt- care for invalids, sick or Florida Statute $170.04 (ifll). 5th St. Lk. Mary Blvd. ba5ifle5l in Florida. elderly dayornlght. Excellent the northerly righl Of way Of 5. That the total estimated cost Lake Howell Road (now _______________________________ Bids will be received in the 'references 3210473 State 322-5253 of the Improvement herein Road 430), then run thenc. nor• above named office as Indicated designated Is 513.331.11. hwesterly along said northerly herein, All Conditions Stated shall _______________________ 0.Thattheassessmentshailbe rightof way line apply. Any questions relitlng to, of State Road . madeagainsliachof the lands iii and the bid are to be directed to the along the southerly line of properties as shown on the Block A (whIØl line is-on Sanford Gracious living, RePurchasing Qff a-cot-ye esseasment p1st as hereinabove sonabie Weekly I. monthly _ Special Conditions: My and all to the southwesterly ___ dss.a'lbsd,onafrcnt.foot,prorata having a radius of rates, utilitIes paid. Inquire special condltigns (If enclosed) 7104$ feefl-en basis. arrived at by division ci ttii arc distance of *23.10 Oat 011.7513 tilt 10 the - that mayvary from these General tofal cilt ci the improvement Paint of said curve; thence N 4, CondItions shall have precedence. ROOMS FOR RENT divided by IllS 10101 $1350 DOWN .1 Closing costs Bid must be submitted by 2:00 00.1005 degrees IS' " W Private Hotne Cl each parcel lot Or PfOPIttY thence N 10 deprees 42 05" 1 P.M., July 21,1910. Sealed bids will buys this 3 Bdrm, 1 bath home desigoated by this elolution. ld in Pin.cr,st. Large fenced yd, feet to the east line of iaid not be oPened until then, if the shownupontheaesessmentplatas Block A, which Outsldloltheenveiopelsmg,Ited: LARGE EFFICIENCY ROOM carport, new carpet 5 paInt. flne'is'ttse west hereinabove provided for 130,330. 'h beautiful ocean view, rIght of way lbs of Winter Park BID NUMIER 100852 00 NOT 7' That all Ofu$ hi nIghtly &we*kly rates. Ward's OPEN UNTIL 2:00 P.M., July 31, cenlikt Drive; thence $02 degrees 1.1' U" herewith, -be and the same, iN E along said east Ocean View Motel, New 310PM. 1 Bath Cl hoots on 1½ .. lIne Cl Block A hereby repealed. lots. Fenced, landscaped, nici Beach 904-42sW2. f west rIght Of way line Of Send Bid to: - SCHOOL BOARD I. This Ieioiutlon shall became WInter Park On-lYe 405.1001St tO area. $33,900. OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Working lady has room to rent to fIective immediately upon ,.. pool, "°" IDADOPTDTNIS PuJIflrbwlHb* 23rd day of JunsA.D. mort9Jg, 124,000. PM. IkS Cassalbirry City HaIl. 32771 Room for rent in private home. Slivon .. Lake Triplet Drive, D.tsd this $UI day Cl June, *110 a month. f?n.le 2.1 JUST REMODE E Ceuatberry, Florida, or as soon 1010 s-Mr. Allan Keith preferred. Cell 321-0924 aft S Florida screen porch, exceIiertar' pm weekdays ne Donald I. Terry - o will hofd ,,go Mary W Hawthorne4 s- w william P l.ay CIIyCI.t FRIEkE & GENEVA 116 acres owner will divide. HOME Wekiva Acres-3 BR, I Bath on I acre. Access to river Owner anxious. 541.000. - _______________________ $0,5O0.. I . ERA Deltona Lakes Area - Better than new 7 OR, 2 Bath split pian.2yrs.old.CHA,screened walls, 142.9(0 Eves: 349S100, 322.1959,323.4307 - -- , MULTIPLE LISTING SERVrCE ' Pump, carport, $55,000. Seller financing available. 323-6419 or Box 1206 Lake Mary. OR STEMPERAGENCY 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOMS __ ' We've got it or can get it! ZONED C2. $21,000. SELLER FINANCING. . fat- by the Provisions Of FlOI1d 10 ACRES Osteen, Tems. GENEVA AREA. $$,9Ø, LAKE MARY FOR SALE BY OWNER. New) BR ranch, 2 bath, 142$ sq ft., residential area bII from lake, heat - BUILDING LOTS ACREAGE / Rec. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial . 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE CORNER 25TH ST. ZONED RMOI. $20,900. - S ACRESZONED mobile home, Sanford area - WGarnettWhite Air conditioned, fireplace, shaded lot. Zonedfor business, -1PING. $29,900. SELLER FIN- NewSmy na Beact Ocean Front family room, 3 BEDROOM, 1½ baths, Sanford. Central air, dining room, fenced Excellent condition. ILY ROOM, CARPORT, FENCED YARD, NEW ROOF, WALK TO SHOP 40—Condominwrns - I ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. _______________________ CAREER OPPORTUNITY finced, dining room. $32,300. HEAT, LAKE MARY. $36900 ________________________ monthly payments under 5250. Low down payments, 322-2257. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath, fireplace, 3 BEDROOM, 1½ - BATH. AIR & Warehouse for rent, 6,000 Square Ft. Offices, loading dock & ifldustri,al zoning. 322-1)13. buyers. New homes with - HEAT, SCREENED PATIO; VALENCIA COURT. -- 'person. Salary & CO. benefits. 8344200 Eves 862-3655 _______________________ 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATHS. AIR s. 37.D'.-tfldLJ$trtll SPECIALISTS )39.JOBS. MECHANIC-New car exp. Good opportunity for qualified Low ___________________________________ YOU ARE HEREBY you' have a classified ador Immediately BELL NIE CHAMBERS, pursuant to the provisions of attorney PERSONS INTERESTED MAY old, to be trained for an that the ad. gge salej deceased, File Number 10.234 CP, NOTIFIED Chapter 170, Florida Statutes., thereafter; otherwise, a default APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT citing future in the home en Is pending in the Circuit Court for ministration of the estate of 1971, shall be the paving of Land will be entered against you for the THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE tortainment Industry. be ---- -r'•liif demanded Inthe Petition SeminolcCounty, Florida, Probate Bellndi RIley, c.i.a Belinda Avenue wilhin the City of for SPECIFIED. personable,attractive& luketo 41-Houses Permanent Commlttment. Division, the address of which is Rivera Riley, deceased, FIle Longwood, Florida, from its in. BOARD OF COUNTY workwlththepublic.Nodlrect --- __________ WITNESS my hand and official Seminole County Courthouse, Number I0.I50.CP, is pending in ten-section with Grant Street to its COMMISSIONERS exp.necesiary.Top pay. Tired the Circuit Court for Seminole Sanford, FL 37771. The personal ird.ci with Lkeview Drive. seal as the Clerk of said Court this OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY, of your dull, routine lob? Now representative of the estate Is County, Florida, Probate DivisIon, 2. That ninety percent of the 77th day of June, 1950. FLOP IDA .' is your chance to get ahead. . ROBERT CHAMBERS and the address of which Is Seminole thereof shall be paid by (SEAL) By: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. ' Apply in person to Westgate DOROTHY EVANS, Whose ad County Courthouse, Sanford, Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. assessment against lands pec -CLERK '. • TV. K-Mart Plaza Shopping Clerk of the Circuit dress are 1601 Valencla ct., Florida 3277). - The personal • lots in the City ci LOOQWOOd, Publish June 30, 1900 Center, Sanford, 9:30 am. to Ave., representative of the estate Is Court Sanford, and 1110 HardIng Florida, as hereinafter described, DEX.99 . 1:30p.m. daily. REALTOR MLS V By: Lynda Shuler Santord.Tht nameandaddrsssof Joseph Leo Riley, III, whose ad. dIhattencentoftheexpmse 3304 Jericho Dries, ' INVITATION TO BID EVSI3-)5$6 Deputy Clerk rn-un thesoof shall be paId by the CIty of the personal representative's dress Is JOBS AVAILABLE Sealed bids or' proposals ad. Casselberry, Florida. The name PubliSh June 30 1. July i, 14, 21, attorney are set forth below. Longwocd, Florida. The Navy has openings, in their 'essed to the Board of Public All persons having claims or and address of the Personal 3.Thatsaldspeclalassessmenls 1910 Delayed Entry Program for EXCITING2STORY are representatives attorney instruction of Seminole County, are at DEX.121 maybepaldingrO$Lorintln(I0) demands against the estate positions in vocational, FAMILY HOME Florida (hereinafter called the required, WITHIN THREE forth below. ennuai installments with no In. clerical, and mechanical Just what you've been looking All persons having "Board") andmarked, claims or MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF slaliment payment to be Iessthan specIalties. You can loin the for. Caltustoseethislbdrm,2 PROPOSAL - FOR FUR. one.tenth of the individual THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF demands against the estate are Navy now and report for ac bathhomesituatedonadoubie CITY OP CASSILIIRRY required, WITHIN THREE NISHING AND INSTALLING A Misment, with the first lfl THIS NOTICE, to file with the tive duty at a later date. Age lot. You'll love the very large IOARDOFADJUSTMINT HEREBY GIVEN DUST COLLECTOR SYSTEM AT clerk of the above court a written MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF staliment to be due and payable 17.30. no exp. required. Good liv. rm., & din. rm. with' NOTICE IS August 15,19*1 and with all statemenfofanycialmordemand THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF starting salary with excellent crystal chandelIer 5th. satIn sub- IhatthsCityofCas.seiberry Board. LAKE MARY "BIB" HIGH SCHOOL, Seminole County, sequent Instatlmentstobedue and they may have. Each claim must THIS NOTICE, to f lie wIth the bin.fits. Call NAVY 322-6219 kit including all appliances. Adiustment will hold a Public clerk of court a the above written Florida. in accordance with the be inwrillng and must Indlcatethe or Dial Toil Free 1-100-$41. payable on the first day ci August Hearing. Mr. James L. Hides, Many more extras $53(0 stIpulation and specIficatIons 1501 each yearthereaftcr, untilthe vC, President, AmeriFlrst basis for the claIm, the name and statement of any claim or demand soco. entire balance shall be paid, with Federal Savings and Loan - available from the Purchasing addressofthecredltororhlsagsnt they may have. Each claim must APARTMENT MANAGEMENT each individual assessment $0 Association, Is requesting a Department in the Office of the or attorney, and the amount be Inwrltinc and must Indicatethe • yet basis for the claim, the name and Superintendent, 1211 Mellonvilie Couple for modern 70 units In bear Interest at the rate Of eight varlance from Section 25119 (c) claimed. If the claim Is Sanford. Full rent allowance Avenue, Sanford, FlorIda 32771. percent (I percent) per annum on Yards, of the due, the date when it will become address of the creditor or his agent City of Casseiben'ry for Iare 2 bedroom. Minor the unpaid amomt. Further, that Code of Ordinances to allow Bid must be accompanied by bid due shall be stated. If the claim $ or attorney, and the amount TWO ACRES + claimed. if m4intenanceduties. will train. the claim Is not yet shall commence Interest Bid Bond, Cashier's ntingent or unliquldated, the upon the construction of a deiveup teller deposit: A Reply to Box 01, c.O The BEAU Ti FUL Brick home, the date when It will became date of the acceptance of the facility on the property Check or CertifIed Check for five nature of the uncertainty shall be line in Custom built. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Evening Herald, P.O. Box shill be stated. If th. claim is Improvement herein described, of the required seven and one half percent (S percent) stated. lithe claim Is secured, 11w total * ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 322-2611. • VA.FHA.235.Con.Home KICK TH STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoe useful, no longer Down Payment needed Items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 3fl2611 or Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot ot our lot, asI.3. YEnterprlse,Inc. 614-301s 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, Sanford. Sledel Inc., Realtor Fireplace, carport, good I pct. interest to qualified location. $22,000. 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATHS, GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, LUSH CARPETS. - $35,000 TERMS AVAILABLE. fRent _____________________________ BuIldIng 3, Sanford Airport, Sanford', Fl,' $am. 103p.m. Mon thru Fri. DO C T 0 R 'S 2. BEDROOM, LARGE OAKS, NEAR LAKE JESSUP. $26,500. SELLER FINANCING. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL,TRADE "IEW SPINET PIANOS- Full 80—Autos - 'PUBLIC AUCTION' MON.,JUNE30,7 PM Dalrnal,an Puppies white & black 575 to $100 Male Oatm.itan 1 yr old with papier; 5100 C.iII 32) 0561 or P2 3992 59—Mjsical Merchandise - - OFFICE IURN1 TURE 10 Complete Offices 339-7020 LOP GWOOD CHIHUAHUA PUPS lmo old ISO Call 322 3016 - BATTERIES-Ne'w, $30, Ex- change. Used-$16. Exchange. 1109 S. Sanford Ave. 333.1950 -- Monday, June 30, 1900 -lB Fl. 65—Pets. Supplies ________ 1910 Singer Fututa Fully auto, repossessed, used very Short time. Original $593, bal. Sill or .521 mo. Agent 339 6386. Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker _____________________ Cluding utilites. Excellent EXPERIENCED BEAM SAW WHE R EAS, the City of 5t)'led Court for the permanent toconsider and determine whether Longwood, Florida, desires to pay commitment of MIKER EARL or not the 'County will vacate, FIRST Nolkeof Administration $ bees DATE OF THE )'UBLICATION OF THIS mailed are required. WITHIN NOTICE, to file any o*ctions THREE MONTHS PROM THE THE FIRST they may have that challenge the DATE OF -XHI$ valldftyofthedec.dent'ewIlI,the PUILICATl.ON - .OF qualifications of the personal NotICE, 10 tIle blny oorections representatIve, or the venue or they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the Iurls4ctlon o t-t ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND qyallllcasions of the personal OBJECTiONI NOT $0 FILED representative, er the venue or WILL BE FOREVER BARRED jurisdiction of the court. ALl. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Date of nsi nt-st puiication thIs Notice of Administration: OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. June 23. 1* Date Of the first publication of s DOROTHY EVANS - I __________________________ SANFORDUp to 3000 Square Ft.-'Ownes- will sub-divide to suit tenant. 53.00 sq. ft. in- MLS 323 6061 eves. 323 05)1 322-653 ________________________ Start immedIately. Send SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA JONES, born on the 22nd day of rencunceanddisclaimanyrightof File Number 04.134 CF ievyofspecialassessment against PRORATE DIVISION DIvision certain real property located July, 1977, to JOYCE JONES theCountyandthepubllcinandto P Numbr SS.IS0.CP PATTERSON, for subsequent the following rights.ofway or IN RE: ESTATE OP within the City of Lofl'ood, Division ANNIE BELL CHAMBERS, Florida, end being lands and lots - adoption, and you are hereby drainage easement running Deceased IN III ESTATE OF adloinlng, contiguous to, boun. required to serve a copy ci your 'through or adlacent to- the RILEY, a.k.a written defenses, if any, to it on - described property, to.wit: NOTICE OFADMINISTRATION BELINDA ding, and abuttIng upon the street JOSEPH W. DuROCHER, TO ALL. PERSONS HAVING BELINDA RIVERA RILEY - Thai portion of the unnamed to be improvedi; Deceased NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Esquire, Petitioner's attorney, OR DEMANDS CLAIMS right-of.way lying between lots 32 whose address is 13!5 East and 33, also that portion of the AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE NOTICIOF ADMINISTRATION RESOLVED BY THE CITY Robinson Street, Orlando,'FIorIda, ims'amed right-of-way lying East AND ALL OTHER PERSONS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF OR on or before the 16th day of of lot 33 of McNeil's Orange Villa INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: 'CLAIMS DEMANDS LONOWOOD, FLORIDA, AS HEREBY AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE FOLLOWS: July, 1900, and fIle the original accordingtoPlatbook2,pages99. ARE YOU NOTIFIED that lhC ad.. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS 1. That the nature of the with the Clerk of the Court either 101, Public Records ci Seminole ' REALTOR FINANCING' CALL (30.5) 373.176 . 37-B-'--Rental Offices 8624655 BEDROOM CB HOME Lovely quiet neighborhood Fenced back yard and w-il. 531.000, W. Garnett White, Broker 3227851 NEEDRESIDEIITIAL . H. Ernest MORRIS Orlando Clipper 18', 105 Chrysler. tandem wheele.d. trailer. Sears 12' Gameflsher, 10 Chrysler trolling motor, trailer, both in good condition, 322-8034 - take over payments 5.5 week. -NO MONEY DOWN Still in warranty, Call, 21st - Century 662-5394 day or night. Free home trial no obligation, REAL ESTATE Broker 2 ACRES Osteen ® down, Eves. 322-0612, 322-1587 207E.7c'h't , LAKE FRONT PROPERTY ID acres, beautifully wooded country estate, Longwood off EE Williamson Road near I 4. T EL. EVISIONS RCA Color Console 25", sold new over $700. Balance due 5160 or CHOICE 'F 2-i I 3rd acre, Debary, 599 down, $99 month. Sr MORRIS 834-8200 Eves 323-7832 - MOBILE HOME OK 6.5 acres with small pond. perfect for mobile home or building site, quiet country atmosphere only $16,500 77-Auction - Owner hold. SAPIORA 3 bdrm, 2 bath, $69,900 - 3232222 . Lic. OUNTRY HOME, PAOLA, 2 acres, I bdrm, 2 bath, 559,900 _____________________ LARGE -BUILDING, 711 French Ave. next door to Police Dept. 3220233 from S to 6. replyto Rt. 1 Box223, Sanford. - dalmant shah deliver sutfkii.I nature of the uncertainty shall be caplesoftheclalmtotheclerkto stated.Ifth.clalmlss.cured.the enable the clerk to mali one copy security shall be descrIbed. The to each personal representative. daimant shall deilver suffIcient 1w copies of the claim to the clerk to All persons interested estate to whom a copy of this enbi the clerk to mill One copy Noticeof Administration Itas been to each personal representative, mailed are required, WITHIN All persons Interested In the THREE MONTHS FROM THE estate tO whom a Copy of this H. Ernest OWNER SAYS SELL, LEASE OR RENT. 2010 Grandview, 3 bdrm, 2 bath. 139.900 J 22-2420 LOOKING FOR A CAMPSITE? 3.5 acres. - Ideal for weekend camping, future home site, or buy for investment. 100' paved road frontage, small down, owner terms. $9,500. _________________ RAMBLING COUNTRY Located On S Wooded acres this 3 borm, 2 bath home has a very modern kit, fireplace, family rm, sturdy brick construction and Is only 2 yrs young. woq's last long, Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with a Classified Ad In The Herald Call 322-2611 or 031 9993 and a friendly ad-visor will help you. " 12 to 70 acres priced from - per acre to $2000 per acre. Buy now before Hunting Season begins. Owner terms. * __________________________ - - BARGAIN.BARGAIN, Bringyourtishingpoleand,et us Show you this 3 bdrm, 1 bath take front home on 3 nIcely wooded acres. Now only 5.43,500. "MUST SEEODAY" S rustic acres comes with this 3 bdrm, 2 bath home, Truly a "Must See" with Fireplace, swimming pool, office, .barn, - even a fish pond Call for all the particulars. - - 'HOTTIP' S or ID acre parcels in Geneva, ideal for homesite, mini farm, O( investment potential. Buy one or all, convenient to Sanford, Orlando or Winter Park area Owner term. YOUR PRIVATE HUNTING LAND COST CONSCIOUS? This Is for you' Easy on the budget 2 bdrm, I bath, cozy kit with pantry. Liv rm, fern rn' patio, inside utility rm & is partly fenced all for only %7.S00 Deltona. GRAND OLDE DAYS can be re lived In this fine old 1 story in choice section of Sanford. beautiful Fireplaces in liv rm & formal Din rm, keep cool with central air or economical -exalt fan, All rms extra large + eat-in-kit, dble size oak shaded yard with well & sprinkling system. Extra lot included. Dbl garage with paneled rm above. Brand , roof Only 546,9(0. - doing part time piece work. Age or experience no barrier _______________________ - - 3 bedrooms with 2 baths are a few of the possibilities of this home. Only $52,500. - 339-7020 LONGWOOD - ___________________________ ___________________ I1 The Time Tested Firm Reg. Real Estate broker . 120N. Pdrk Ave. 32? 6123 FOIC-Equal Housing Lender - - n—Houses Unftirnished - Expanding National Co. needs YOU. Earn $3.50 to $5.60 hriy. - - CALL ANYTIME --- 37-Business Property 1101 E. First Sf, Sanford, Fl. 32771 (305) 322-4.511 ext. 791 Equal Opportunity Employer Legal Notice COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE Makes this oUtstanding home desirable to tPy'comfort seeking people. Family rm, game rm, pine cabinets in large eat-in kitchen, central THE SPOILERI 3 BR, 2 Ba home in Tee-NGreen wig FR, Eat.in Kit, Patio, wwC, & In a Super Location! $44,000! ________ ______________________ - - - Hospital - - - -- 7913, 2201 S French Suitel Sanford F1' _.S't. MULTI PLE LISTING REALTOR - Seminole Memorial YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE - Please contact,the Personnel Director at: - - bene- • ' ' - ' ItALIC-I SUMMER ISHERE "" Cool off in your own screen enclosed pool-patio. Attractive 3 Bdrm, kitchen equipped, 24 HOUR [H 322-9283 central HIA. nice tree -shaded lot in well established ____________ FQhhorh, fl1y 951)0 /7f - - - - _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA - REALTORS, MLS Evening Herald, Sanford, CASE Tractor-- 1955 Model, large tires, good engine Live PTO hydrauhc, $1050. 321 0339 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 io complete Offices 1. 62-A—Farm Equipment 55—Boats & Accessories uP-PICEiFURNITURE ROBBIE'S PLUMBING BUSINESS-Complete with inventory. WWO Real Estate. C.tll W. REALTY Maliczowski. REALTOI.t 22- __________ ____ . 31A—Duplexes Hospital Memorial _______ Hall Realty 323-5774 Day or Night REALTY - REALTORS 's Sales Leader __________________ Sanford SANFORD-Lovely 1 BdrTn + WELIkTANDSELL den or 2 Bdrrn, air. $220. MORE IIOMESTHAN Adults. 612 -Park. 1.541-7583. ANYONE IN THE SANFORDAREA NICE 1 BEDROOM Aptwith AC. $136 mo, first, last + $100 sec dep. June Porzig Realty JUST FOR YOU! 3 BR, REALTOR 322-5675. .,,.,,, hone in Ray. Pk. of LA CHIAC, w-wC, FR, fenced Lovely, large unfurnished or on a quiet Culde-sac! LOW furnished efficiency apf. $165 uumption! $10000! mc. 1-806-6571. , FAMILY'S DELIGHTI I BR. 7 31—Apartments Furnished Ba home in Hidden Lkl _________________________ CHIA, Eq. Eatin Kit., Lg BR'S, Patio & Join 2BEDROOMAPARTMENTS Homeowners! Immaculate! ForappolntmentcalI 149,500! 3232,30 I EFFICIENCY $175. 1 BDRM DREAM HOME! I BR, 3 Ba $275. Female adults preferred, home on a beautiful shaded This does include utilities. Plo lot! Eq. Eat-in Kit, DR. Lg pets or children. 67$-sod, BR's, Patio,Woodfloors, W&D & More! $69900! Lovely large furnished efficlencyapt. $163 mo COUNTRY CHARM!' BR 1-586-6571 Ba home in Loch Arbor on Lii. NICE 1 BEDROOM completely Amo!y! 72-gil Patio wGarden, refurbished in 1919. Wail-to- FR, Fireplace, Eq. Eat-in Kit! wall carpet, paneled, air, new All on 2 Ac.! 5100.000! kit & bathroom fixtures, maximum 2 people, no pets, BEAUTIFUL! 3 BR, 1'-', Bath $185 mo. 3239040. older home completely ' modernized! CH&AC, OR, FR, Eat-in Kit. Lo. Patio, Fireplace, Den & Extras! . perlence is required & hospital health care - Legal Notice IflC ________________________ has an im. mediate opening for a - — . 41—HOUSeS d - Harold nmg S "Move outside time." Get patio and lawn furniture at a good price. Read the Classified Ads. MODERN 2 Bdrrn, central H&A, WW Carpeting, good locatIon. 031-6705 or 323-7131. Seminole ___ - - CO LLECI'OR ___________________________ - - _________________________________________________ TAKE YOUR PICK _______________________ 8••-tISlpWanied uses ________________________ BARTENDER. Experienced sANpALWOOD VILLAS-2 - _____________________ only, apply in persdn.' Holiday Bdrm, 2 bath, fully equipped __________________________ Inn of Sanford on the Lake ____________________ kitchen including W&D. S795 ___________________ Front. mo. _____________________________ STENSTRO[1 67115)0,795-7766. , --............'," 5' 4— I BR-SO9 up. Pool: Adults only on Lake Ad). lust o. of Airport Blvd. on 11.02 in, 3535671 Cell Sanford. j' vilheoø LPN'S & AIDES Better Living Center o Casselberry. Call for appoint. _________________ m$nt. 330-3002. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 7$.-40.CJA IN THE INTEREST OF WILLIAM DEAN JONES. A Child, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: WILLIE CLYDE MACABEE Addreu Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a PetItion under otpi has beet I lIed in the above 51Isd COUI for ttW permanent commitment of WILLIAM DEAN JONES, born on the 10th day of February. 1971, to JOYCE JONES DEx63 PATTERSON, for subsequent and you are hereby NOTICE required to serve a copy of your ,iflen defenses, If any, to It on NOTICE Is hereby given that the ,$I,i,i ILt1S _______ JOSEPH W. DuROCHER, Boardof County Commissionersof Street. (01ST. 4) — _________________________2. UTILITIES INC. OF Esquire, Petitioner's attorney, Seminole County, Florida, shall at _____________________________ ____________________________ FLORIDA-BA(S.194,).13E -A. whose address is 1315 East 10:00A.M. or as soon as possible 3—tmeferjes 9—Good Things to Eat 1 Agriculture Zone - Appeal RobinsohStreil,Orlando,Florida, lhireafter,onthe22nddayof July, ______________________ _____________________ on or before the 15th day of 1950, consider the adoption of the against the Scardof Adiustment In July> 1900, end file the orlginil following Ordinance: ZELLWOOD CORN 2 Choice Lots in nicest section. $1.54 Iv. Denying a Special ExceptIon to with the Clerk of the Court either Valued at $100, sacrifice, $200 An ordinance relating to Now at the Farmers install a publIc utility structure each. Call 562.1703. (water plant) on Tract B, Bear befor, service on Petitioner's specified areas of the unin 1150 French Ave. and also at or immediately corporatedterritoriesof Seminole _________________________ 2309 W. 1st St. By the bushel or Lake Forest S.D. PB 23, Pgs 701 attorney 71, In Section 19.21.29, at the SW thereafter; otherwise, a default County , Florida; creating' the - --______-by the ear. 323-2261. corner of Playa Way and Linneal will be enteredagalnst you for the Sabal Point, Unit 1 Street Liting 4—Personals relief demandedlnthePetltionfor' District; to be entitled the ZIPPER Beach Drive. (DIST. 4) CREAM PEAS Smbal Point, Unit I Street Lighting U-PICK 15.SObv, WE.PICK $7.50 This public hearing will be held Permanent Commitment. WITNESS my hand and official District Ordinance, providing for WHY BE LONELY? Write; bu. Start picking Mon. Eudefi in Room 203 of the Seminole providing County Courthouse, Sanford, Miles the Clerk of said Court this definitions; for "Get A Mate" Dating Service. Farms next to Chase ware. All ages, P.O. Box 6071. governance of the district by the Florida, on July 22, 1910, •t 7:00 77th day of Ju.le, - lNO. house on Beadall. 322.1700. clearwat,r, Fl. 33511. Board of Courdy Commissioners, P.M., or as soon thereafter as (SEAL) FEEDER PPQS,$2S&UP Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr. providing for maintenance and possible. __________________ ERG lOS, $43 C UP Clerk of the Circuit operationof street IightswithintP Written comments filed with the 4-ChildC.are Grain fed Hogs cut & wrapped ___________________________ Court district; creating an Advisory Land Development Manager will . ready for !reezer, 90c lb. By: Lynda Shuler Board; setting forth fiscal be considered, Persons appearing 322 4525 Deputy Clerk taxation Arocedures; empowering at the public hearing will be heard. CHILD CARE - My home Hearings may be contInued from PUbliSh JUM 30 & July 7, 14, 21, the levy of special assessments or daytime. Longwood-Lake ' taxes wIthin the district; _.id time to time as found necessary. 1I0 __ 11A-Arts&Crafts Mary 322-1531 or 3399659. providing for severabilIty, ex. Further details available by DEX123 -clusion from the Seminole County callIng 323-4330, Ext. 301. B*BYSITTING in my home $20 Code, and an effective date. Board of County Hobby Into Money a week. 14th & Valencia 323. Commissioners Said district shall encompass the 1119 before 9pm. CreatIve ExpressIons 322751) ' /Semlnole County, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN following described areas of By: Bill Klrchhoff, AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Seminole County, Florida: 5.12 Yr's. Included weekly-. Chairman FLORIDA Sabel Point, Amended Plat, l2Special Notices Swim, skate, movies. Sanford Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. CASE MO: $s-32$.CA-44-P accordlngto PIat Book 19, pag.s02 Early Childhood Center. . PublISh June30, 1910 IN RE: The Marrla Of through 322 664S DEX.1l6 SAM ADAM WILLIAMS, Cypress Landing at Sabal Point, FEED ONE ADULT for $7.06 Will Do Babysitting itlonet.Hond, according to Plat Book 21 pages 70 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD weekly. Includes I lb. meat In My Home -.l_ 71. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERI and daily, and choice of $ fresh SunlandEstatesfl3-3;$6 HENRY MAE BRADLEY Whisper Wood at Sabal Point, NOTICEOFPUBLIC vegetables and grains. FREE WILLIAMS, HEARING according to Plat Book 21 pages 47 Looking for garden equipment? DETAILS write: DAU-9, Box. Respondent.Wlfe. JULY 22, and 41. 3231,Foi'tst City, FL 32751. Readtoday'sclasslfied ads for NOTICE OP ACTION' 7:04P.M. Whisper Wood at Sabsi Point, ___________________ good buys. The Board of County Corn. TO: Henry Mae Bradley Williams Unit 2, accordIng to Plat Book 22, _______________________ mission.rs of Seminoie County, HEREBY pages 31 and 3$. ARE YOU Florida, will hold a public hearing NOTIFIED 6-A---Hulth& Beauty H. Beckwith, ,J that an action for to consider the following: '-Clerk to the Board of against you dIvorce has been filed LPN3.IlShift.Apply 1. FRANK AKERS JR., ET AL County Commissioners in and DISCOVER Al and you are required to serve a the sec -ct of an LskevlewNursingCen,er IA(S.19.$U.IITE - for Seminole County, copy of your 'wrItten defenses, if ALOE facellftl Skin care 919 E. 2nd St. Agriculture Zone - Appeal Florida it on James T. Golden, products & Creative __________________ agalnsttheBoardofAdiustmentln any, to PubliSh June30, 19*0 for Esquire, petitioner's attorney, RN full -f4e, $4 shift. Apply in. cosmetics. FrVe demo. 333 approving a Special Exception First DEX.lfl purson.Sanford Nursing 1. iso. RICHARD lAGOS to park a whos.addressis 101.1 West Cony Center, 950 Mellonville mobile homeontheE lSQftof SW St,,f, Post Office lox 2202, "' '1. of Lot F, St. Joseph's Plaf, PB 1, Sanford, FlorIda 32771, on or llyoudon'tbelievethatwafltads RESOLUTONNO.304 Pg III, In SectIon 21.1930, on before July 21,19*0, and file the bring results, try one, and A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in original with the Clerk of this Narcissus Streef. (DIST. listen to your phone rihg. Dial on OF LONOW000, FLORIDA, Peal EstateisoIddaily in the service This public hearIng will be held Court either before 322-2611 or $319993. TO FLORIDA classified ads. Nothing small in Room 203 of the Seminole petitioner's attorney or Im. PURSUANT STATUTE S170.03, DECLARING about that. County Courthouse, Sanford, mediately thereafter; otherwis. default will be entered agaInst you SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR Florida, on July 22, 1900, at 7:00 I R E E I PAVING P.M., or as soon thereafter as .ior the relief demanded in the DESIGNATION OF STREETS TO petition. Possible. WITNESS my hand and seal of BE IMPROVED. DESIGNATION Written comments filed with the NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS Land Development Manager will thlsCourlonthisl3tpidayof June, OF EXPENSE THEREOF, TO BE PAID BY SPECIAL FOR THE VACATING, AlAN. 1050. IN THE CIRCUIT 'COtffi'f be considered. Persons appearing (SEAL) ASSESSMENT, AND MANNER DOMING, DISCONTINUING, t the publIc hearing will be heard. OF PAYMENT, DESCRIPTION THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ARTHUR H. BECKWITH OF CIRCUIT COURT OF LANDS ASSESSED, AND CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR AND WAY CLOSING OF RIGHTS-OF. Hearings may be continued from OR DRAINAOE CLERK time to tIme as found 'ecary. DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA EASEMENT By Susan I. labor NO. 71-et.C.JI Further details available by C 0 S T, CO N F L I C T s. CASE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Deputy Clerk callIng 3234330, Ext. 301. SEVERABILITY, EFFECTIVE IN INTIREST OF James I. Golden MIKER EARL JONES, a-k-a Board of County DATE. NOTICE that the Board of County P.O. lox 2302 WHEREAS, the City of MICHAEL EARL JONES,ft chIld. Commissioners Commissioners of Seminole Sanford, Fla., 32171 NOTICE OF ACTION Seminole County, Florida County, Florida, at 1;O0. o'clock Publish Jun. 16, 23, 30, & July 7, Longwood, Florida, deems It TO: WILLIE CLYDE MACABEE By: Bill Klrthtwfl, necessary to pave Land Avenue p.m.onttie22nddayo$ July, A.D., 1950 Chairman Address Unknown' from its intersection wIth Grant 1910, in the Couny -Corn01*44 YOU ARE --' Attest: Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. Street to Its Intersection wIth HEREBY missloners' Meeting R0Q171 at the Publish June 30, 190 Lakeview Drive In the City of NOTIFIED that a Petition under County Courthouse in Sanford, oath has been filed in the above0*107 Longwood, Florida; and, Fiorlda,wlliholda Public Hearing . 30-Apartments Unfurnished ________________ - ______________ 41—Houses' 50—MisceHaneous for Sak 43—Lots-Acreage ___________________ - -_- - _______ -. ) WINDOWS. SCREEN REPAIR aIIOPATI0000RS 'IS. net- 0 - '-- �48 t _._rs_hhhhhhhhhhhl_hhI_!_ vA - "S.,. • - - ..1r*..,i,.r ,. .-,. - . .' - - ,,-_ ,.- .-.' %___• ¶ - ._.1..__ . - ._. - - _._ - - I .' - , • I - . - -_-. - p 4—EvsnIngI4eraId, Sanford, Fl. BLOND%E - LISTEN I .1&1 - IT SOO(T HOROSCOPE Monday, June 3O,lflO Be ANGRY Wr AL W14AT DOES 1 Fast aircraft ii -. BE EE Answerto Previous Puzzle 58 Can be cancelled 81 Case ACROSS by Chic Young (abbr.) - 62 Authoress U FXy Ferber D6n 0_A _N_C JN 't 12 ®R steel phone l4 Yorkshire river 88Leftist `15 Special event -17 Idea (Fr) 18 Makes face 16 19 Atomic . 21 Corral 24 Same (prefixI -25 English city 29 Angioma Ei 33 Languish BEETLE BAILEY II VIfrn'TIILY ii ii I -' 0 UIrIltIJ?r ° . ( j J! L .11 I. I I1J11.th1!i I -_0 IJI17ithà 1 ________ - 0 - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom - ,64.X HCVR I1V t OFMt*? Hl 64P A COZ?3 FPL. F)R1}4 .,jg - V - r r r- r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ____ ' . • - C - - - - .. - 01 - - - - - - - - / . - . - - OH, THAT AND WHATS THIS PANEL V - urs - - - 7 ' -7 'S -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 03 - - - - - - - . - The rest of your exercise of the developmental period. program should be limited to They do occur at this sta of 64 65 66 the point that it doesn't cause growth rather frequently and a lot of pain. Pain is nature's disappear In time. It's im— — — — — — — — — signal that something is portant to distinguish between wrong and It usually means these w,ncuous lumps in the thzR l part involved sh breast and enlarged breasts beregtd and not overwo . that sometimes are Complete inactivity and associated with various enIIyBEItNICEBEDEOSOL failure to move the joints docrine disorders. If they are through their full range of ordinary lumps associated motion can lead to loss of with puberty, the problem YOUR BIRThDAY security. Time is your ally, function, needs to be minimized. But I JulY 1 1 ° I am sendi ng you The would agree that it would be but impulsiveness isn't. This coining year, keep SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23- Health Letter number 4-10, wise to have an examination - - - - - - 82 - - - - - - HOROSCOPE . or - 61 WHEN i'OUR NEXT PAYMENT IS DUE - I - . - - - b Bob Montana -' , - Afl C LJI E - - - _________ - j don't want to lose the function Other readers who want this - - NOTICE THIS HIGHLY SOPHISTICATED DASHBOARD MIZ SANDREWS'____ Lamb - - S THIS PANEL IS A PIGITAL. CLOCK--.TS'NEL LIGHTS IP f YOU NEED OIL" - - r - (5iOFAA)IJ! instrurn nt 47 49 News article - - - I) fl 'fl4R " Dr. of my legs. I don't mind issue can send 75 cents with a 26 Persian coin 50 Note (Let,) 39 Scandinavian 7 Feeling of exercising even if it hurts it long, stamped, self-addressed weariness 27 Infirmiti god will enable me to remain envelope for it. Send your 8 Jump from 28 Italian resort 51 Measure of 41 Ions home time request to me, in care of this -plane 12 wds) 30 Southern active. 42 Dinsmore 52 Soft drink France 44 Opthamologist 9 Officer's newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, READER Your DEAR. 5 Over (Get) assistant 31 Units 46 Son of Jacob a lot of people Radio CityStation New York and ood s g Id 55 Wild lum 10 32 48 Some need 10019. believe that they to N.Y. ch emic al 49 Is part of exercise to keep their joints DEAR DR. LAMB — I have 11 Hart 35 Size of type 59 Auberge 53 Coating on 60 16 Cleopatra's iron 38 Well working properly but that's a 13-year-old grandson. He Hammarskjold only a half truth. That means has knots in his breasts as bane (p1) 57 Blow a horn visualized it's also half wrong and can large as bird eggs and hard in — cause you a lot of trouble. the middle. The other three Osteoarthritls or boys are normal. He is told 12 13 — ii degenerative arthritis is the t here is nothing abnormal type of change that most of us withhim — onlygrowing into 16 15 17 experience withage. Current manhood. s corrector — 18 19 20 thinking Is that Injury, there more danger than he is — — — possibly from weight bearing, told? I think he should see a — — — 21 causes an inflammatory doctor but I don't want to 1 22 1 23 d24 — — — — — — response. appear to be a nosy grand25 26 27 29 28 30 31 32 It's perfectly true that you mother. needtomoyourjoints ve DEARREADER — In 34 33 35 36 through their full range of general, I'm in favor of every motion several times a day to lump being examined by a 37 38 39 40 41 _____________________________ maintain their mobility. It's physician. In case you're not true that you should worried about cancer, I think 42 43 44 45 overwork an Injured joint, you can forget about that as Exercise to maintain your far as the lumps in a 13-year46 47 48 — — — and movement of old boy's breast is concerned. flexibility 49 50 51 52 _53 54 55 56 your joints should be directed However, cancer of the breast toward moving them does occur in men. — 57 58 59 60 ' passively through the full The knots in your grandrange of motion. son's breast are probably part — r r Q [W4AT 1'W P9 ITZ - DEAR DR. LAMB-- MY doctor, s DOWN XIPATAP1I19 s.ave SAF OATS C _N_$ in'my knees and quite a bit of i Native of Dundee pain. I can usuilily control the 20 Time zone 40 Cloistered 2 Animal pain with aspirin. My question (abbr) woman society (abbr) 22 And.sci on 43 Organ of is, should I be doing more 3 Discretion (abbr. Lat.. 2 hearing exercise? I've heard that if 4 Two times wds) 45 Ancient you keep moving your joints 5 Jackie's 2nd 23 Con. stringed they're not likely to get stiff. I husband lenders plea -. ------ ç') 5:35 C 0 M A W C A fl N 0 i . ' finiured _ e - - 'ljfifij IlAJ1I\ (0 4 - - - - - 6 Rush hour at 25 Baseball the diner nickname 37 Bundle of THIN( IT NEEDS I NEW SHOCKS, SIR 3A Zr - 34 Fasten 3F Actress Louise by Mort Wa Iker - 1 64 Brandy ty pe 13 Raw "I - ! - 'O ong period tn;!;:d 63 L - verwork Joints 'S .- am ft . - _ -. . - 0 EEK & MEEK [' j•••_IJ=_ - •_ . • byHowseSchneider - - ______________ I 7HIQK I C~W -5FEEZ Up is MT M& kWAJ IF, TKE SCRMI MING PFCCESS I LA 1D4.X6 MUT-v AmV i-r__ic$ FOR 4W 110ET..," J r1l r-3 12 -' p II FL.,. ... I - I I.- - _ ______ PR I SCI LLA'SPOP THAT NEWSPAPEIR YOU'LL LOVE THIS, SUPPLEMENT' ON I'M TAKING OUR CAR IN FOR A FULL SAFETY CAR-CARE REAU..Y NICE. NOW, given top priority today. Injecting frivolous activities into your agenda could prove very unwise. Romance, assistance, not to your newer quaintances. Pals of long NORTH •QJ86 +1084 AQUARIUS -Feb. (Jan. You're quite clever how things should be done, but for ws EAST 474 4652 . iirtIxia Mail t .A 0 K 10 5 4 for attempt to do them dif- •Q2 ferently. Follow your original URARp tt)%IlI f - Tt N ')l ' trS 13'IE . Vulnerable: Both ale'. West West 65 r -A -( - 34 So.tb Di)l. 2+ 44 'U - - d — pan East PUS Pus Pan - .Li(' - - North PUS 24 - CI1Or p - - - - -- , '- -- . - - - - to space nd O thata percent of Wests wobid take(heir kings." Alan: "In any event, If West ducked South would simply cash his ace of diamonds and ace and king of clubs and lead a third This would leave beca use w e - . -S. •, - - a high trump In dummy with whlébto ruff that last cfub." .1 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) - cost you money. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Things In general will go SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be very patient today If very nicely today If you don't you're involved In something take what you do too that could add to your seriously. Get uptight and resources or enhance your little will be accomplished. - - -- - 7 two low clubs on the queen and)ack of diamonds." assume that readerve1 asked how South would have proceeded if West ducked that iamond?" Oswald: "They sure have. We failed to discuss this due -' I! j7g 4 tøc" IliCTt i1R11. 1MJLII] Iririn IT Pan - Kv\,i1. ' would take his king and do anything he wished but South would Cash the diamond ace, draw trumps and discard his VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — that are running snoothly. Opening lead' K Put a fair price onyour goods Impulsive changes could or services today, but don't create negative effects. I TAURUS (April 20-May 10), seek unreasonable profits. By Oswald Jacoby — You work very well today Being too greedy could lead to with persons whose goals are ud Man Sontag your undoing. in harmony with yours, so LIBRA tSept. 23.Oct. 23) Oswald: "Here Is a hand we You're lucky in many areas select co-workers on this used early in April that has today, but taking financial basis. Stay away from in- caused some questions from on other readers." risks isn't one of them, Don't dividuals wavelengths. gamble on things that could - - - &NJ'IJ - by Stoffel & Helmdahl BUGS BUNNY ____________________________ - i West held the king of diamonds and therefore, should have simpl led to low dia- #A2 4AK73 - I known from the bidding that #973 V32 - - Oswald: "South should have #KQ1098 Is something you're easily LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) able to do once you subdue Once you make a corn- self-doubts. Don't uninItmenttody, stand by you r derestimate your worth or uord rcgardlcss of the cost. fortitude. Looking for ways to back ARIES (March 21-April 19) of an agreement will tarnish Beware of tendencies today your Image. to suddenly alter situations 45 I /1 - on he lost his contract." io e some strange reason you may stro-Graph, Box 489, blueprint. Radlo City Station, N.Y. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 10019. Be sure to specify birth — Rising to challenges today - ic L ) Nof their third trick and since' South had to lose a club later - for the J Alan: "As I remember the article we showed that South ruffed the third heart, entered dummy with a trump in order to take and lose the diamond 6-3040 - trivel, Iutk, resources, 19) possible pitfalls and career today 8 - Al b WIN AT B CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Go t& old, reliable serious matters should be friends today It you need ONE 77ff - situations that could offer you very frank and forthright, but or Wear and Tear Arthritis. one is dealing with. a second source of income, today you may riot put all your Several Interesting things cards n the when up dealing IF THEYCO(JLP / ' . for Dec. 21) — Nonnally You're OsteoartMtis: Degenerative to be absolutely, certaii n what g months discussed ''t your T1 Graph,* which begins with by Ed Sullivan IT'P BE your eyes peeled CANCER Oune 21-July 22) -_ Responsibilities and I .' 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Nobody Knows Who Named "The Music Man" and I say Robert Preston did. G.G. VANCE, Portland, Mo. It was Preston all the way, on both Broadway and in the Pasadena, Calif. N. STANLEY TAYLOR, Joplin, Mo. There Is no real agreement about where the name, r Oscar, came from. The one story you refer to, about somebody saying "That little statue looks like my Uncle Oscar," has never been substantiated. The academy itself says several stories have been suggested, including one that credits Bette Davis with dreaming up the name, but DEAR DICK: Is the John Derek who played the role of Joshua in Cecil B. DeMille's "The Ten Commandments" the same Derek who is Be Derek's husband? MATT HYER, Nampa,, Idaho. The very same. DEAR DICK: Around Christmas time, I saw "The Orphan Train" on TV. Is the girl that played J.P. on that Cantinflas, who4e real name is Mario Moreno, is still alive. He was born in either 1911 or 1917, depending on what reference work you believe. I do not know of any biography of him published in the United States, but there may have been one in Mexico. DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me if Willie Aames, of "Eight Is Enough," used to be in the old series, "Apple's Way." I say he was but my friend says he wasn't. There is a large bet riding on this one. PAM MAXWELL, El Dorado Springs, Mo. I hate. to do this to you, Pant, but you lose. Vincent Van t'atten played the son on "Apple's Way." Aames wasn't You win, you rich lady, you. It was Piper Laurie. DEAR DICK: Is the Mexican actor, Cantinflas, still alive? Was there evern biography written about him? I need this information for a scho4 project. SHARON Gll.MAN, Sprinp'ield, Mo. the same girl that plays Maxi on the new TV series, "Me The very same. Her name Is Mellisa Mlchaelsen. DEAR DICK: Can you tell me who- played George C. Scott's wile in the movie where they were stranded out on an island with only their son? I say it was his true wife, Trish VanDevere, and my husband says it was Sheree North. Who is right? ELLEN, Vancouver, Wash. It's a good week for wives being right. Scott's wife played Scott's wife in that film, which was called "The Savaize Is Loose." DEAR DICK: Can you-please tell me who the three stars were who starred in "April Fools?" My friend DEAR DICK: I am wondering if Tony Danza was Yos' need to call... It RUTHIE M. MAYS, Amherst, Va. You're both wrong. It was a French actor, Charles Boyer, 'who was joined by Jack Lemmon and Catherine Deneuve. DEAR DICK: My husband says Gene Kelly played in Palmerstown' THURSDAY oming Back 10 BAIRD-RAY DATSUN BARGAIN CORNER Palmerstown, U.S.A." aiave been ordered by CBS ,r future broadcast. The WUXLY PAYMENTS LOW AS $14 Per Week DEAL with the DEALER who wants to DEAL! 6:00 8(4) ) 0(7)0 NEWS 101 DICK VAN DYKE Tr.,) 83.1318 Allan Jones. (CC)(R) ui"pi LOVE LUCY EXTRA SPACE',% 7:00 (4) FACE THE MUSIC Filo~ Take a look at your answer. A quality-built shed from Sheds America. Ready-to-use, it has rugged, good looks you'll be proud of. And a very affordable price. I p All Robin built shed. Florida Hurricane Cod , • , . , INC. FREE DELIVERY,-SET-UP and ANCHORING QcnHwv 17•09*Inhlnwnnn lotweetv SA 4.111 a, i Dog Track Road - - CD 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Jill returns for a visit and risks her life to protect in 11-year-old girl who n-atted to discharge treated effluent say: 10h, what a dastardly thIng. Look 830-83W - Counties WATTENBERO'S 1900 "Winning Hearts And Minds" European and American journalists witnessed a murdef. (A) 12:00 A member of the Lake Monroe Amateur Radio about 60 contacts an hour," Hall said. River, where the fish were killed. The their property they say: 'Oh, what a limit. Your imagination and pocket book have to be others are located upstream from the kill dastardly thing. You're taking away our Society for the past three years, hull and litany of the 92 William Balzer, a member of the club for the past your guide," he said. mentbersof the club, will be participating in a field day three years, said seven complete radio stations will be freedom.' It's a no-win situation. and could not have had an effect. In HAM operations, hall is known by the name "People want to sell land and develop being held nationally among amateur operators for the involved in the exercise. "Crock" and his wife is known as "Suzy Q," The three implicated, are the Seminole County Country Club Heights plant, land. And the majority rules. purpose of exercising the expertise of the various In addition, a solar energy-operated station will be "It's a name that was hung on me by my mother, who which discharges into Lake Jessup via Westinghouse and Western Electric are amateurs in the area. used as well as a novice station, he said. Also to be said I was all mouth and no ears," he said. Mrs. Hall is The exercise winch was to be held at the Sanford operated during the field day will be a satellite tracking also involved in amateur radio. "Anyplace I go, she Soldier Creek; the Casselberry plant, going to come In and bring more people which discharges into Lake Jessup and more waste and the majority is going Airport during the 24-hour period ending at 2 p.m. station, goes. We just celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary. Sunday, was to acquaint amateur operators with the through Gee Creek; and the MalUand to let them." Currently, Amateur Radio has two satellites, We are never seen apart from one another," he said. M o cas LATE MOVIE "Some- thing For Joey" (1977) Marc slng.r, flog- Jeff Lyn". 10:30 (12) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 11:00 1.00 (7) 0 BARETTA A newspaper . criticize and defend media cover- )çS)OC!) CHEWS &1 17) MOVIE "Another Time. I Another Piwe"(1958) Lana Turner. HKpMjGHTS car, Rowan arwhors Barry Sullivan. A femaig wisr corre- comege of the, days, acilvitlas suffers u own ov urwu the death of her married lover. 8 plant in Seminole County, which %,'rta,,,iw" these three plants Is more than 2 million scream and holler. Meanwhile the p.m. The Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society world, Hall said. "That doesn't mean everyone has a per minute in code plus have a smattering of knowledge swamps are being slowly removed and cooperates with the Seminole Amateur Network to yen to talk to other nations," Hall said, 'I like to talk to on the operation of amateur radio. If you pass, you get a gallons per day. ' In addition, Davenport pointed out that land that wasn't meant to be buflt on is learn what has to be done in relation to each other and the area received effluent from Orange being built on. These areas were meant who will do what in case of emergencies," he said. Hall a'' the iiiiiateurs ttit'et each Saturday for County via the 12 million gal1ons-perday as nature's method of purging the earth Orlando plant on Bennett Road and some and filtering the water. When they're breakfast to discuss the eiiu'rg&'flcy network and its activities. gone the water doesn't get filtered," private plants. 40 "An lit iia',t Hall said aniateur operators have to be licensed by - L'. DAILY DEVOTIONAL (7)0 MOVIE He said with more money sewage requirements for emergencies. The radios are operated financed by the society in orbit. The satellites are called "Oscar VII and Oscar VIII." discharges Into Lake Jessup via Lake treatment and water quality could be strictly on individual power. the Fe de r al Communications Commission, which has The amateur o pe rators assist the Seminole County The amateur o pe rators will demonstrate the satellite offices in Tampa and Miami. lie said examinations are Lake Jessup Improved, bu t then "people would get a Howell and Howell Creek. connects with t,he St. Johns River where $75 sewage bi ll where they now get an $8 Amateur Network, according to Hall, with weather tracking station. given to amateurs daily at both offices. emergencies such as hurricanes and tornadoes. Some of the local amateur operators, known as Lemon Bluff. "You have to make an appointment," he said. "You to $25 bill, the fish kill occurred at "We have roll call every Tuesday and Thursday at 8 hAMs, have contacted practically every treated effluent from of "They'd kill us, They'd yell and nation4n the start as a novice, who must be able to record five words The discharge 2:15 . talk to. When hesigns off, I goon the airand call him. At just give the official call letter, where.we are at and at "You can have slow scan or television, computer directly into bodies of water, discharge what the DER let happen.' But if we the end of each 10 minutes the operator must announce what signal strength we are. We then drop that contact operations, teletype operations, and can send 100 words Into areas that run into the St. Johns (society) try to say they can't build on his call sign and then I call him back," hall said. and go for someone else. Each operator will run from a minute electronically if you want to. The sky's the editor is bombed after announcing 0(4) BUCK ROGERS IN THE (5)0 KNOTS ANDINQ Laura, he was naming the men behind a 25Th CENTURY A strange man found by her husband in a compro- hills of truck hIacklngs. (A) tries to turn Buck's friend Dr. Huer mising situation, becomes trapped 1:15 into a marble statue. (A) in a Web of deceit when she tries to 0(4) TOMORROW Guests: Mon(5)0 THE WALTONS After beingI out of It. (A) trsal Expos pitcher B "Spec.mining in action for three months, man" Lee; professional golfer John-Boy is found and moved to a 15) NEWS Kathy LInnsy. military hospital in Washington D.C. 1O) BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL IA) 'The Many Worlds Of (DO MORN & MINDY Mock faces Fuentes- Bill Moyers mu Cai with (121(17) NEWS deportment unless he can produce Msalco'a ieedlng'novstisl and critic. 1:50 either a birth certificate or a (Part 2) (121(17) MOVIE "Money, Women, past. (A) 007) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS And Guns" (1959) Jock Mahoniy, MOVIE "Hard Driver" (C) "A Patriotic Offering" The Bell.- Kim Hunter. (1973) Jeff Bridges, Valtaris Perrine, mys agree to house a refuge. faiffft A mace car driver's success strains from Belgium, and Edw 2:10 ard decides his relationship with his family. (2 he must enlist, (DO NEWS 10) BEN .0 rock' And 'Suzie Q' • Amateur Radio Buffs Prepare For Local Club's Exercise 10:00 Hrs) there were some pretty gross discharges. dissolved oxygen In the water caused the The regulations have eliminated that. But. then Vere were less pople so the fish tosuffbcate. Six Seminole County sewage treatment impact wasn't so great. "We have reduced the per capita By DONNA ESTES The Saturday-Sunday national field day is being an awful lot of people. It's nice to go back over the air plants are permitted to discharge treated discharge, but the total remains the Herald Staff Writer sponsored by theAmateur Radio Relay League, based and recontact those friends. We have made many effluent Into bodies of water, we've been able to do," "CQ, CQ, CQ. This is Crock N41311L.. Home is Sanford, in Newington, Conn, treatment plants same. That's all friends all over the country. We have talked to many other 34 sewage The The official said he did not want to be Fla, I will be standing by waiting a call." Points will be awarded to the amateurs of each region hundreds perculatlon pond more over the radio," he said. the county tue the In With these words, Edward "Crock" Hall and his wife, in the country. Seminole is part of District 4 which inWhile Hall won't be able to make it to the field day method, In which sewage Is fed into identified because he was told by Lydia, known as Suzie Q on Amateur radio, begin eludes the Southeastern states, exercise at the airport, he will be participating from his ponds where solid waste perculates into superiors not to talk to the press. "The DER is a political organization conversations with persons from all of the 50 states in "We came in second last year in number of points," home In Brain Towers, the ground. The earth acts as a filter and Hall said, "All of the radio contacts made are logged. One can get involved in HAM operations for as little before the treated water reaches a like most regulatory agencies," he said. the Union. "CQ' means I want to talk to anyone listening. We hope to come in first this year. We get two points for as $1,000 Hall said, with a reasonably priced antenna natural body of water it has been "A lot of things can be done, but it's a matter of politics and economics," Actually I do more listening than talking and can pretty every contact, plus points for the number of different and reasonably priced transmitter .cleansed, "When when we have a fish kill they well tell whether the person talking is the type I want to states. We don't spend much time with each contact, We Three of the six plants that are per. "And you can spend $100,000 if you want to," he said, . A1JMINUM SHEDS BY S[SI?ER 'j'jjj5 the engineer said, adding lack of 1150 er Hart snters a marathon to break ups cocaine smuggling operation. 8:00 Purchase on shed e'xIo' or larger and receive on added ben. vii of 10,000 S1,H GREEN STAMPS. 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(CC) (A) C0 (10) ALL CREATURESOREAT AND SMALL Il But he said it is also difficult to assess By DIANE PETRYK Orange County's impact on the Seminole Herald Staff Writer Florida Department of Environmental County waters since the water travels a Regulation officials said Friday the long distance and is filtered through discharge of treated waste water from many natural waterways, Another DER official who did not wish sewage treatment plants was a cause In the recent fish kill in Seminole County in to be Identified said other contributing factors In the fish kill were storm water which 10 million fish died. The kill might have been predicted if and road run-off and the stagnant nature the DER had enough monitoring man- of the water at the time. "With no water velocity it Is easier for power, -one official said, but there is probably little that could have been done the algae to take up the nutrients and grow," he bid. to prevent it. The officials were careful to point out He also explained that rains wash oil that it is Impossible to know how much of and grease, around up rubber and brake an effect the treatment plants had. They dust (asbestos) into ditches and'storm also said there were other factors In- pipes through which it reaches the waterways. volved. Marshes and swamp land act as.. "But there was a contributory factor from the &ewage treatment plants," said natural filtering systems, he said, but as Edward Davenport, DER domestic building of housing and businesses increasingly fills in swamp areas, the wastewater engineer. Davenport explained that the treated water flows more directly into streams, wastewater adds phosphorus and rivers and lakes. "The basic problem is man, it's as nitrogen (nutrients) to the water. Experts blamed added nutrients in the simple as that," he said. Resigned to increasing population and water for the fish kill. The fish died from industrial growth, he said he feels there lack of oxygen. Davenport said increased nutrients Is probably very little that can be done to caused algae in the water to multiply. combat the problem. The DER, he said, has been successful But algae also need sunlight to grow, In this case they got just that for a few days in maintaining water quality as it was before the fish started turning up dead, when laws were passed regulating what But on the first cloudy day after the so- could be discharged into waterways. But he said the DER has not been 'able called "algae bloom," the algae died, and their photosynthesis systems turned to Improve the situation, "That's because there are more and of I wi thout the sun, Davenport ild. put attempts to foil a sinister plan to Sagan . (A) I.U. MAGAZINE JOKER'S WILD 5SANFoiw AND SON NO ASSEMBLY. NO SLAB NEEDED NO HIDDEN COSTS . FREE DELI Vi i( & SET-UP - 6 hon of a power plant puts dead fish mans disease." (R) and a roomful of soap suds in the(7)0 ABC NEWS mansion. (R) (35) WILD. WILD WEST 4 (10) THE 0000 NEIGHBORS (17) MOVIE "The Rat Race" "Th.$asiy Birds" (1960) Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds. A female dancer and an 9:00 jnuslclan, both broke, work 0(4) MOVIE "Peeper" (1975). aspiring out a plan whereby they divide the MichaelCeine, Natalie Wood. An English detective is hired to locate a same room. girl adopted 30 years earlier yAmse 11:45 meal father wants to give her a large (J (4) THE BEST OF CARSON sum of mohey before his death. Guests Rodney Dangerfield, Carol (5)0 MRIA8Y JONES B*rniby Neblett, Patrick Dutty, Dr. Carl 'ries, which was produced (12) 17 ANDY GRIFFITH Norman Lear and Alex 6:30 aley, premiered last MarchNOC NEWS CBS NEWS I. No changes i n th e (7)O ABC NEWS P;ilinerstown" staff or cast (tb (35) ANDY GRIFFITH (10) OVER EASY Guest: singer re pla nned. r -BIRD-RAY DATSUN WIMBLEDON UPDATE Highlights of today's events(from the All-England Lawn Tennis) and Croquet Club in WlmbIdon. England). 8:30 (S) 0 THE JEFFER8ONS George masked is torn between pride and dismay (!) 0 BENSON A marauder protesting the Construc- when he learns he has the "rich EVENING ven-part limited-run 11:30 July 3 iui more episodes of BUY HERE • PAY HERE 444 N. I? 92, Longwood, I Jus t No. n, Of The lag Ariz. He isn't married now, but he was married and he has a nine-year-old son by that marriage. 3232454 -. -- swears that James Mason played the husband, and I'm sure it was an Italian actor. SALLY R. ADOLPH, Tucson, married. Some people say he is and others say he's not. - . and Maxx?" S., Kalamazoo, Mich. involved. NEW YORK (UPI) Helen Gahagan Douglas, the former actress and congresswoman whose political career ended in a clash with a young congressman named Richard Nixon, died today after a long bout with cancer. She was 79. A family spokeswoman said Mrs. Douglas died at Memorial SloanKettering Medical Center at 3:35 am. The spokeswoman, Nan Stevens, said Mrs. Douglas' husband, actor Melvyn Douglas, was at her side when she died, as were, the couple's son Peter and daughter Mary. Mrs. Douglas was a rising political star until she ran for office against Richard Nixon. With a career In the movies and on the Broadway stage behind her, she had served five years in Congress when she sought a seat in the U.S. Senate in 1950. She won the Democratic Party nomination and opposed the Republican nominee, Nixon, then a Congressman from California, in the general election. Nixon charged that Rep. Douglas had voted on numerous occasions with Rep. Vito Marcantonio (D-N.Y.), a leftleaning activist from New York whose vtews were considered pro-Communist. Nixon hammered on the theme that Rep. Douglas had "pink" leanings, which she denied. She l as t the election and Nixtin was on his way to the White house as vice president only two years later. Thus Mrs. Douglas became a martyr in the eyes of American liberals. . film. none of them is universally accepted. DEAR DICK: My husband and I have argued about this for a month, so please settle it. We have a $100 bet on it. Who played Carrie's mother in the movie, "Carrie?". He says It was Shelley Winters, but I say it wasn't. DOROTHY SMITH., Fort Dix; t4.1 (7 Oscars DEAR DICK: Will you please once more tell us where the Oscar got its flume. I know, but when I told my children they refused to believe me. The Uncle Oscar to %hom the girl referred was also my Uncle Oscar from Water Contributed I To' Fish Kill / Many Stories In Circulation Nixon Foe Douglas Dead At 79. Affair To r'.... n.m.., Deborah Kerr. our own people in this, country. I get all the enjoyment I novice ficense, then a,technician's hLense and then a want from this. I've talked to every state In the union." general license. A person with a general license can hail and his wife have been retired since 1962, when operate on any band, any Frequency 'Ftae highest he became incapacitated. "We used to drive 15,000 to license is an extra." 20,000 miles every summer, Front our travels we met hall holds a general license. CLIP AND SAVE IUIUUUUUSUUS•IIUuIuaIuuuIu•llIuIaIaaluaBuuIIaA a..i.u.u..usuu.u.uuuIuuIlIuIul.11uIuIuuu..u.I.ua.a..Ia. 3:35 007) MOVIE "Stan Down To •raia • f om IM Miami Beach Convention Teror' (1959) CiesnMiuI.r, Center. Charles Drake. r 120 ri Hurricanes: Here' s Everything You Ever Wanted To Know I Rumor has it that weather experts are equipment be kept on hand June through and don't return once the wind and waves are power. 1111111111110 broken windows. up. predicting a violent hurricane season, but November. Stay at home, if it is sturdy and on high If possible, oita,n scraps of wood or secThe department also recommends: Seminole County Civil Defense Director Chuck Board up windows or protect them with ground. If it is not, move to a designated shelter tions of plywood suit,ibk' f o r boarding up inWhen you hear the first tropical -itorni storm shutters or tap. Danger to small winSwanson said there is no scientific way to and stay there until the storm is over. dows. As an alternative, t,rdb4)anl b.u' may advisory. listen for future me"ges. 'k will dows ismainlv 4' a " driven dehris. l''er I predict what will happen. Avoid the U' r sterno or similar heating • be efft-'ji' ' 'I' II1 :. : i :.acy eu in windows ma. prepare ). for ahurrznt' .iiOhl . u nind iiest. Swanson and his staff are currently in the tueb for coo ki ng uzucs.s yo ur cooki ng area is agatnst window openings and held ui place ty_ Secure outdoor objects that might be blown process of speaking with homeowners groups to advance of the issuance of watches and warwell ventilated. by-3 boards. away or uprooted gargage cans, garden tools, disseminate information on what to do In the nings. Maintain a ready supiIy of masking or airTake an inventory of perishable goods. If When your area is covered by a hurricane toys, signs, porch furniture and other Items may conditioning duct tape for taping windows. This you have a large freezer, dry ice, if available event of a hurricane watch or warning. Last year 600 persons were reported killed as vatch, continue normal activities but stay tuned become destructive missiles in hurricane will minimize flying glass If a window is broken. can be effective in preventing spoilage of frozen Hurricane David smashed into the Dominican to radio and television for all National Weather winds. Anchor them or store them inside before Remember, It's the debris picked up by the high foods. Try to organize and plan meals so I Republic, but no deaths in Seminole County Service advisories. Remember, hurricane the storm strikes, winds that do the damage. Windows should be refrigerators and freezers are only opened when I .n.l l •h tw o th mnune tvt.slhia atIInuD. within ')A A in ,l h.kt,k. .. - C i ,I,%.u546 a I,upeu ui a en -vua uwur wiu vui squares - - - - (1 B N U • • ... 4. 2 I • - . - - I - • . hrth,'. ,,, . • - • • - , -. - - . . • -• • ... H' /J\( , ' ' • Property damage due to the storm ran Into • the tens of ftuun& of dollam Hurricane Donna in IM left $1 million in citrus crop damage in Seminole and caused • more than $0,000 property damage. Nearly 750 I iupts were damaged. Ths storm left ll dead in Florida and 144 deed Won It diasipeted. Because of the poosibility of death and • 4jctgij fro'i hurricanes, the Seminole County Public Safety Department Is advising I that all residents enter hia'rkane season prepared. -. • The &partn1entrxosnmnt¼ thtt bait's, oth3r tools,, b.ttxlei, ncn-çMatthls fcds •, " ,• • 'i.:. hurricane warning means the danger has materialized, - Listen only to government and weather officials and ignore rumors, the county further advises. - Plan your time before the storm,arrlves and avoid the last minute hurry which may leave you marooned or unprepared. -Keep calm. - L3ave lo'v'lying areas that may be swept by high tides or storm waves. - U you have a boat, moor it securely before tkzstomar1v3svevacvateItioadesignated sais ea. Whea yoty boat Is moored leave it jugs, bottles and other containers because the approximately 10 to 12 inches on a side, water supply may be contaminated by flooding - Have towels or other absorbent materials or other damage. • available for soaking up water. Rolled-up towels - Check your battery powered equipment, are effective along sUdir.,. glass doors to Your radio may be your only link with the world minimize leaking. outside the hurricane. Emergency cooking - Have medical supplies such as bandages, facilities, lights, and flashlights will be essential gauze and compresses available because there If utilities are Interrupted. may be an interruption of emergency services - Mobile homes are extremely susceptible to due to Inoperable telephone lines or LnpassabLe high winds. U you live in one, leave it for more roads. • substantial shelter, - Clear plastic available In rolls from hard- Keep your car fueled. Service stations may ware stores may be tIplu1 for covering holes In be inoperable for several days after the storm • Uterofor windows or covering furniture to strikes, due to flooding or interrupted electrical minimize water damage in the event of leaks or S • • U ansoiuteiy necessary to retain interior coolness. - Do not attempt to go out in the storm. You • should never attempt to climb a roof to remove I tree branches or limbs. You may be able to ILht the winds apd rain but you are no match 1 r flying debris such as branches and parts of • I aluminum patio roofs. —'Avoid going out or attempting to go out in your automobile following the steno Roadways • may be impassable due to fallen trees and U flooding. — You thouldbe careful not tobe fooled by the eye of the hurricane. Despite a lull in the wind, S high winds may return from the oppofte direction as the eye of the,hurrjcane passes. . • -..•,... ,•--.. .. ..• ' . , , . - -• �.1 , * - r S. * .•_ . . _,'. 5' * .. ... -, •___,-.'..• , .--.-.---- .--- - -- - - - Exiled Shah In Hospital For Treatmentever CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) — Iran's exiled Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi has entered a hospital for treatment of a fever, medical and government sources said today. Government officials said as far as they knew the shah's chronic lymph cancer was not in. valved and 'showed signs of Improvement" recently under drug treatment by Egyptian doctors dealing in stolen poperty. Bond was set at $8,400. SCHOOL BOARD VICTIM -. .Tan ice Marie Wheeler, 23, of Sanford, was arrested and Sanford Police say two lawn mowers valued at $518 were w ith obtaicting benefits under a public assistance stolen from the Seminole County School Board equipment yard orogram b' fraud Bond was set at $5,250. to the •1800 block of Lake Avenue sometime between 4 p.ii. ;era1d Dennis Blair, 29 Winter Park was arrested and Thursday and 7 am. Friday. Unknown persons apparently 'tar with burglary and grand theft, Bond was set at $5,250. reopened a hole to a fence around the yard that had been used. for an earlier theft, police said. 4.. . ... .,... . . .' z- Carter Inks Law For PALERMO, Sicily (UP!) — Search teams began picking up the bodies today from an Italian DC-9 jet that crashed in the Tyrhhenian Sea west of Naples with 81 people on board. Search officials said there ap--- • .. ___S - .. • . Khomeini Attacks Boni-Sadr * - By United Press international .4. / Longwood City Clerk Linda Zike, (right), who resigns Sunday to move to Denver with her new husband, is turning the job over to Donald Terry (left), hired by the city commission to take her place. Mrs. Zike became the first appointed city clerk a year and a half ago ffg,p her mother, er ' lrs' ,. -- ' •,. * ..: •. . •''\ -.4., .. • - -' • ¶.,._ ,• -- . * -- •1 • • * '. ' - I * I - - - THIS IDEA * : BACKFIRES * Ii - Reducing litter Was H noble i(,t idea .1 at aiiifl(, mounting ta e this g't garbage can. But the junk scattered around the can stigges that the idea has baC red. Perhaps pitching lesSolis 01 .1 large r I re ce pp La cle 0111(1 be in or. (ter. .1 - •, -y - :. -• - -- .' - '.. \ - - * * • * rg t - ". -- . ...-j' - - • - - -- - * ,. •- .; * .. -' Banquet -- *- i . \' ' 'i : • ' - - OPENS IN SANFORD -. - - * - , Potts - Death Watch Slated (right) shows a sculpture of a bear to Martha 'anccy, goodwill ambassador for the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. The recently opened gallery is located at 217 E. First St., ' — — - ._ ATlANTA (UPI) — Condemned killer Jack Potts enters the death watch cell at Jackson prison today unless the 5th U.S. Circuit of Appeals in New Orleans agrees to stay his execution, set for Tuesday. Richard Windhorst, clerk of the New Orleans court, said the three-judge panel took the Potts' papers home Friday after failing to reach a decision. Sanford. Reagan Wants Veep Sun., Mon., Tue., Wed., Onlyl 4 ,, ' Lean Quarter Sliced I l 0 0 0 l 0 - - • ' * - •a I * lir t ldl:ze: a te Ituton dl special session oin e dge. Under curr6nt begin at 11 am. Monday and vacations — Brown says he's statutes, an LPO run by a continue through midnight. illing to compromise, and state bank would be conGraham threw out the code allow I.PO's — if they are sidered a branch and rigid because (if a provision ban- made to pay the same taxes restrictions on branch tong "loan production of- imposed on Florida banks. banking would apply. IIces, 1,1'0's I b out-of-state financial I1'istitutlons, The ban would be ant i.business, lie said, and make Florida look bad to the rest of the country. The current banking code expires 'fuesday under the Sunset Act requiring periodic legislative rtvIt of regulators lams and unless a rcpl;iceint-nt law is passed. Florida's 3*I state-chartered banks ill bt'coiIlt the least regulated in the count r H o use Speaker li ;itt t-hairiioin it the 1)01111 - - - - -' * . * .. . ,•. - . ' - I - - - - I- -• - •: - - I, • ' •. - -/ Y' - - - - t * - •( - - - - - - - ', -. ' ' .. ' ''4 - '- -_ - - -- - -'- - - . - - - • -• - city Knocks Down Rebuilt -House By JACK LE.SAR orders of the city, which had long ao Inspectors. CHICAGO i Ullh A quick coat of sought tu destroy the house as a hazard. lie was only going hack ii' repaint one was all Carlos Rodriguez needed to Of course, our, that was before Rodriguez riun whose color didn ' t suit the oman sell the house he bought from the had bought it from the Department of who had a greed to buy the house government for little wore than $1,000 Housing and Urban Development Hut, becau.e of -an apparent and virtually rebuilt Iroiii the ground up. which regularly sells such rai n-shackle bureaucratic snahi, he fu-es a years-long lie gathered his painting gear and buildings, . legal battle to get bark his Investment headed off wish the job. lie had put It was no longer a ramshackle building -- lts ridiculous anvhod should even some $22,000 into the house and alrea(lv %hen Rodriguez finished with it. It had a have to get a lawyer, let alone gi to court, had a buyer. When the paint job was ne root, ness pun-lies. alur .iuni soling, to settle a case like this,' said Todd completed, he would collect $28,000 a new kitchen and bathroom fixtures and \lusberger , ii odri gut'/ - at tornt•v modest profit for It; iiionths work. cabinets, a new furnace and new wiring, 'I'lwrt-s no great it'g;ii (iIleStiIIil It's just But he found a vacant lot s here the Ut dr igucz carpeted the four bedrooms, cilumnin Sense house once stood, dining room, living roomii and all the 'Anybody mth an nun--c of c'cmmi,iotn Neighbors said a s reeking crew had staircases and painted every rsumi, lbs sense could settle it. You don't need a leveled the house — apparently on the ork as c 1-ft-eked several times by I IUD judge.'' - '. - - '1 - . • I •'. - '- Whole Chuck • Steak -' I ,* £0 -.Dent ' - -' . Ib. - -• . ...... ** •; 4c.. • Pork Loin - * - Fryers * Chops Lb. AS LOW AS Records By United Press International Spokesman Friday confirmed Republican presidential front-runner Ronald Reagan asked Sens. Howard Baker, R.Tenn., and Richard Lugar, R-Ind., and former Treasury Secretary William Simon for personal information to be used in the vice presidential screening process. In Massachusetts Friday the ballot law commission rejected attempts by local Democrats to block independent candidate John Anderson from placing his name on tt state's general election ballot. .....'A.' -' mt3p'Cüf, I TAl.LAliASEE. Ha. of a Vulusia Cuntv bank, It is not clear if the state has UPI -..- The Legislature insisted on the LPO the power to tax loans bly nonconvenes in a one-day special prohibition and then bottled Florida banks, although SCSS1On Mond;iy to pass a la up the banking bill ad- Brown, House Commerce Ittting 'put-of-state banks ininistratively until the regu- Chairman Lee Moffitt, Dm a ke loans in Florida, but lar SCSSIOfl and a three-day Tampa and Senate President without an advantage over extension' ended, hoping the Phil Lewis think a way can be state banks, prospect of de-regulation devised. Lawmakers had been home would keep Graham from State banks might be tso weeks to the day when vetoing it. allowed to. set up LPO's to . (toy. Bob (trahain vetoed the .\OW that G r ham has further prevent the out-of- ' :.';,- * - -_ -' choice Lazy Aged Heavy Western Beef Sale Is - * IIM1I Galleries owner and artist Helen Ilicke' - MRe Dinner(' * * ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Banquet Foods Corp. has announced it will recall about two million packages of turkey products that may contain illegal levels of a cancer-causing agent. U.S. Agriculture Department officials Thursday said the turkey products may contain an illegal amount of the pesticide dieldriri, a chemical that hs been found to cause cancer in laboratory animals. I- GALLERY , - Sunday, June 2, 19I0-3A - Aft - Recalls •.i '.' - - and - Uprising Quelled SALEM, Ore. tUPjj - Prisoners at Oregon State Penitentiary took a guard hostage Friday night but fellow officers, using shotguns loaded with birdshot, stormed a barricaded cell block to free him. Six inmates were injured by the birdshot. Sgt. Stan Fitts, a 22-year veteran of the Corrections Department, was not inuured during the 90-minute Incident, said Dave Fiskum, a spokesman Lpr the state Department of Human Resources. . * - - Banking Session Monday . * •' , A - The new ad director is a ** $36.00 A YEAR FREE X.RAY$. EXAMS CLEA*Nes SAME OTHER DENTAL SERVICES AT By hnidpstlng Dentists of Your Choice. / Individuals P Families - Groups I - I 644-56041 Lb. 7 MVIN 30%-50% I- Sirloin Steak 1 1 98 1.b. * WEATHER 5,, Delmonico Steak NATIONAL REPORT: The Southwest sweltered in record temperatures and the death toll reached eight In Texas, prompting officials to open air-conditioned shelters to offer relief from the torrid heat wave. Record-breaking ternperatures soared past the century mark from Texas to Colorado Friday, filling hospitals with beat4troke patients, overloading electrical circuits and drying up a scarce supply of precious water. • Green 'Beans 16 01. /$ 00 Can / - - SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Leroy b.8r.gg : Jewel Shortening - 2 . 94 JUNE 21 Christophor RIzzo David T. Veal Robert Kir"o Thomas V. Morton, Debary RobIli 0, Hence. OsLand Annie Perkins. Orange (Dy Ann D Perth,., Apopka i,r,V W. Ryals. Buiptoeli Mabel Connelly, DeBary Horace Allen, Deltona Chrtoph.r J W1I11am Late Sanford '"fl - Stokely's J -. Lettuce ___________________ Flour - 1 * 4 8 Roll Pak 694 * 22 c),- 29; - - Country Style - Pork Rib - 6 - . - % Lb. - State Receives Refugee Tab Tom's Twin Pack llJ Miller MIAMI (UPI) — Florida and Miami residents will have to pay most of the tab for the 115,000 Cuban and 15,000 Haitian refugees that have flooded Into the state In the past few months, President Carter's chief refugee trouble shooter says. Along with that bad news Friday, another White House aide said the federal government has no interest In retaining Its hold on commercial fishing boats seized in the Cuban sealift. Potato Chips $139 Austin He also included technical changes in the truth-inmillage bill passed last session to let counties and cities adopt interim budgets until the people decide Oct. 7 if they are going to ailow a $10,000 hike in homestead tax exemption from local taxes. There apparently will be no effort to tackle single. member districting of legislative seats because Graham did not put it in his expanded call. 68'Lb. Bag 48; 3 -Lb/; -, High Life. 84 Carolina -- * -' All Meat WI Yellow Onion 5 u. 79; oom Tissue Catsup - 1 UU Heads U TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tUPI, — Gov. Bob Graham and legislative leaders have agreed to put off for one year the taxing of Florida loan offices of out-of-state banks — and try to move up the vote on five constitutional amendments, including one to raise the homeowners' property tax exemption, by one month. The governor Friday expanded his call for special session Monday to cover the switch on the amendment vote from November to October. * Round Roast .' Wm Lb. ' Peaches $100 Beer * 13 03. Bottles 2 Liter (67 01.) 4 Lb. 6 68' A U0 ' 1 pok $1 rr14 000 lt9ms1 f ij * 1 Miami Tal I (J Compare PvlisbId Daily cM Ivadey, SUC3I ScierGey W The Scaferd Herald. I.e., 351 P1; 7 floa Ave.,, ScMwd, ft. :117 1. kcuid Close Pes1s Paid of $osrd. 01birldo 32771 - Hems Delivery; Week PS C"t6l Meaffi, W."i S 4eals. 021., Year, 01.25, 3 - - Sl.C)j 17", - "You'll See The Savings" FOODS S Rebuilding efforts in riot-torn MIAMI (UP!) area of Miami will be aimed at creating a stronger, minority-dominated economic lxise than existed before fires, rocks and black rage caused an estimated $100 million in damage, federal and local officials say. President Carter's recommendation of $71.1 million more than half of It in low-Interest, in federal aid small business loans for areas two by the rioting that n was anbegan May 17 and left 17 persons dead nounced Friday. nounced - 4th St. & Sanford Ave. - Sanford, Fla. May Get Riot Aid - - Sunday, JUM fl, 1900.—Vol. 72, No. 267 - - . • S - S WHITE GLASS LENSES $25 $25 a VISION SINGLE Seeks Amendment Votes 1"u. Shoulder ** - 35 Shur-Fine tu'o" over-' -.•. ,. 3 Lb. eag l8 32 02. 2/89"' Sliced Ham *c - - ght Bulbs Eve 8. Guslahm Thom% H. Kleppe ADMISSIONS Sanford: - - California Martha Whit. ---. Rome Annie 1 42 Oz. can • 20 Oz. * Family Loaf BEETS SPINACH PORK& EANS Per 1541 Can 0- "Oz- 21; Bread ( p I / CORNS TOMATOES, Tomato HOSPITAL NOTES ' — -. Graham Puts Off Bank Bill, Chopped Ham $1 38 Lb. Meaty Baby Pork Spare Rib Avg. Lb. $1311 Lb. Bryan Cooked f . Mania King $ 28 Lb Bryan All Meat Bar.8.Qu. Loaf or -I * - Your Choice $178 Patty Oloo 1 StokeysCut I WUUUW Mill, Homo Gal. - - Clover Creak Extra • * - T.BOMA St eak ' -. 1 Flat 98 S' _____ - $148 Lb. 1' Lb. - Fla .. Eggs DO Flat p.m. chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs in the low 90s and lows tonight in the low 70L Winds southwest around 10 miles per hour except stronger near thunderstorms. Rain probability 40 percent during the afternoon and evening hours. Stew Meat Unclassified Nest-Run 3:33 am., 2:20 p.m.; lows 8:43 a.m., 9:40 p.m. MONDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs 10:10 a.m., 10:32 p.m., lows 3:53 a.m., 3:55 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs 10:02 a.m., 10:24 p.m., lows 3:44 a.m., 3:46 p.m, BAYPORT: highs,4:llarn., 2:59 p.m.; lows, 9:22 a.m., 10:19 higher near widely mainlyafternoon and evening thun.. derstcrms. AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Sunday witha . 4 p.m.;lows3:09a.m.,3:09p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: hig)tj 9:16 am., 9:37 p.m.; lows 3 a.m., 3 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 50 Miler Winds swth to southwest around 10 knots today and tonight and 15 knots Sunday. Seas 2 to 4 feet. Winds and seas Boneless Shoulder Round Steak $1 Lb. - relative humidity: 83 percent; winds: Southwest at 4 mph. SUNDAY TIDES: DAYTONABEACH: highs ø:24a.m.,9:45 BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out s FLORIDA IN BRIEF - 6 286 Lb Ground Chuck. 3 to 5 lb. pak EA R EADINGS Temperature: low: Yesterday's high: 93; barometric pressure: 30.11; L. . - native of South Dakota, and said he decided to move to i Central Florida to marry:la' . fiancee, Carol Bobkln of * Orlando. : Bird attended various . '., schools in his native South Dakota Community, then studied business and AM& marketing at the University JAMES BIRD of North Dakota. . ...pians move In 1969, Bird joined the Wick Newspaper Group, a chain of holding various advertising daily and weekly newspapers sales and advertising In the midwest and southwest, management positions at He spent slightly more than 10 several daily newspapers years with that organization operated by the chaln. I • Onnie Shorn ate, the last Herald Advertising Head S3b $t.SIg -• 4, . -, • *- James E. Bird Becomes Dy t.iaU& . , .e elective clerk, retired. CIIJI. 1474$. . * INp LONG WOOD Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has attacked the government of President Abolhassan Ban]-Sadr, saying it should resign If It cannot rid itself of inefficiency, negligence and bureaucratic red tape. "Thoatthetop — howisittheypaynoattentjon to these problems?" ' 9" Vha. Khomeini nI,I. iii.u said. "flow I It that the president (Bani-Sadr doesnot intervene in these issues? How is it that the Revolutionary Council is not Investigating these Issues? - 1 * Oregon all" and 'we must meet them together." •-. • ** - CLERK LEAVES State Edmund Muskie told the foréign ministers ofthe Association of Southeast Asian Nations today the challenges from the Communist world "confront us •'• • V . • KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (UP!) — Secretary of - . Legislature To Conven e 4 Million Youths WASHINGTON tUPjj - President Carter is meeting this weekend at Camp David with his economic advisers to study a proposal to cut taxes between $20 billion and $30 billion effective Jan. 1, the Washington Post reported today. The Post said while Carter has made no decision on a tax cut, he is considertd likely to go along with the recommendations of a Cabinet-level panel. - 'I •' * peared little chance that anyone survived the mishap. - .4 - President Mulls Tax Cut 81 Feared Dead In Crash - -_ -- Registration - -- - -- WASHINGTON (UPI t - Dràf[registratlón Is law. President Carter-Friday signed the legislation putting into motion the process by which an estimated 4 million, 19and-20.year.old men will have to sign up for possible military duty. ,, SC., IE"Ing ffierAW . - * MuskIe Warns Of Soviets a - —William H. Robinson, 64, 1515 ,S. Washington St., Orlanko. was brought to the Seminole County Jail f rum Fernandina Beach, Fla. on charges of carrying a concealed weapon and -violation of probation. No bond was Stt. 4' - * .• - - NATiON IN BRIEF - - —Kenneth Boule, of Altamon'c Springs, was arrested .in :,proper exhibition of charged with aggravated as' firearm and discharging a fireario ti public. Bond was set a $5,250. Herald Staff Writer Police report the following arrests have been niadr James Edward Williams, 27,11181 7 Hickory Avr,, Sanford,%io. being held at the Seminole County Jail Saturday on cl'arges of aggravated assault and firing into an nceupied %(+.,t k'. lknt1 was set at $5,250. — James Timothy Bryant was released fromLht jail on court order. The 23-year-old Longwood rt'suieot beint h'lil on 18 400 bond fn1Iminu rhrL,c ,f ?fl!flVi'. ,.... .. ,,jfl an automobile while intoxicated, vehicularrnbkiIe, driving and fleeing or attempting to elude a police offiter, —Richard Frederick, 18, Apt. 55 Lake Muirue Terrace. charged with grand theft and held on $5,250 bond —Donald Neal Allen, 47, of Apopka, as charged with trafficking in a controlled si tance and k'l 'i tior;d —Kerry Young, 20, 297 Main St., Sanford .. .:'• . * . • * Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. By DIANE PETR't'K IN BRIEF James E. Bird, 29, of Orlando, has been named advertising director of the Evening Herald. Bird lives In Orlando, but said he plans to relocate to the' Sanford area won. -I. Sunday, June 29, lHo V VUMLL - • • - Sanford Man Held On Assault Charges - * ,- F - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -- - nclud es NZA our Choice Of Over 200 Fashion Frames Bifocals Tint or Sun Sensor lenses additional COSI BUDGET OPTICAL DELAND SANFORD 124 E. 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By Mail: Week, $l.10; Month, $4.75 6 i t _______ t _________ Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. The Clock We're Now At An Economic Impasse _-, By DQNNA EFES S'anfrd City Manager Warren "Pete" Knowles ha come In for his share ofpublic praise In the past few days. First to hand out the plaudits was State Sen John Vogt. When reporting to the Sanford Kiwanis Club on the status of Legislation Erom the 1961 sessIon, Vogt said Knowles did an cxceptional jobof keeping the Seminole Legislative Delegation informed on mattes of Interest j concern to Florida cities, "I received more Input from Knowles on municipal matters than anyone else," Vogt said. Later in the week, Lake Mary City Manager Phil Kulbes In presenting a proposed budget 10 the city council there said he included revenues of $12,000 from federal revenue sharing solely on the basis of a Knowles' prediction. Noting that Knowles told the Sanford City Commission he. expected the Congress to approve a bill continuing federal revenue sharing at the same level as last year. Kulbes said he also included the Item In Lake Mary's budget. "If he (Knowles) Is counting on $30,000 for Sanford, I felt I could count on $12,000 for Lake Mary," Kulbes said. Councilman Burt Perinchief said he had never Two months into America's induced recession, employment is dropping rapidly, idle inventories are growing, manufacturing output is declining, and the construction and.auto industrips nr n shambles. But most prices still are rising, and even the rite of increase of prices is only slightly JULIAN BOND reduced from its peak of February and March. Although th ese trends suggest that a bad enough rçcession wi ll finally take the steam out of inflation, the risk of this strategy is that the hardships of unemployment and business failures will grow intolerable before prices drop enougict' w out have made them worthwhile. The absence of any other economic plans imposes on Congress and th e Carter administration an impossible choice for as long as the recession continues to deepen: should th ey provide ATLANTA Welcome to the New Sou th. This Is the region that produced Jimmy recession relief which would ameliorate c urrent Carter, that overcame the burden of race, pains but also cut short the deflation of prices, or that settled Its problems while the other should they turn a deaf ear to recessionary sufregions hid theirs. This Is the Sun Belt, land of lering while waiting for a decent drop in inflation? prosperity and progress. So long as recession remains the only meth od they And this Is the part of the United Sta tes put forward for fighting inflation, this trade-off" where the relative position of black people between the unacceptable and the intolerable will has actually worsened over the last three decades. be the centerpiece of economic policymaking, The uthern Regional Council, a 36-yearThis impasse was avoidable. Carter's economic old resear ch organization headquar tered policy options may now be severely restricted in here, puts the situation starkly: great part because he cannot count on congress to "In the abSence of a miracle, the compass anyth ing he proposes and therefore cannot parative economic sta tus of blacks In the propose any more complex or varied strategy that south over the last 30 years has hardly Em. would hinge on congressional actions. But there is pr oved or in fact has declined." no reason the Congress itself cannot come up with "Race," the cpuncil notes, "remains a major factor th determining limits of some economic option other than a recession that Southern opportunities of most men and is either too long or too short. Indeed, without women today and perhaps most children other programs for deaUng with the specific and the struct ural causes of inflation, whatever price tomorrow." The popular view of this region has been of respite the recession might achieve would be only a population snatched kicking and biting from. temporary. an lBth.century system of racial separation, Congress should be using this time to hammer The election of black mayors in Atlanta, out a tax-based incomes policy a system of tax Richmond and New Orleans, of black rewards for holding wage increases to non- congressmen In Memphis and Houston and inflationary levels. It should be structuring credit the presence of black millionaires scattered On Ne ____ ____ _____ . ____ oWIA&X(THOSE _ MIcGII4S, 160N1211.___ ____ __ _____ _____ __ _____ . -- ,i'' 1' _____ -. -' _____ ___________ - ____ . . ,. . - _____ ________ ____ . ____ . ________ .' . . ______ , V__ 4; ______________ _______ ' _______ _____ - i " ' _____ I ___ - ,-.• . 1 ____ ,.. - -. _______ 1 Aw ______ , Want a WOODS HOLE, Mass. (UP!) cheaper lobster? Grow them In a controlled environment and feed them more starch and less shrimp. That's the experimental approach being taken by researcheri at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institu te, Preliminary results encouraging. Biologist Judi th Capuzzo said It Is the rich eating habits of lobsters.that has made them as expensive to grow In sea ferns as It Is to catch t hem at sea. Aquaculture diet changes may reduce the cost of lobsters but Dr. Capuzzo said she expects the creat ures to remain a luxury Item. She and other biologists replaced much of the protein eaten by a group of test lobsters with starch. The lobsters grew In the laboratory without changes In their size or taste. A similar diet In humans would replace the expensive protein In red meat or lobster with a cheap, filling plate, of spaghetti. Not only were Woods Hole researchers able to substantially cut feeding costs in tern. peraturecontrolled tanks, but the lobsters grew to mark tab1e size twice as fast as In nature. JEFFREY HART - Lay., .Martha Coleman .. . . - - - - - .. -. - - - - unable todo so. This may well get the Congress re" obscures the fact that blacks are not equal in flawed." "But," Mr. Cohen goes on, "this Is a elected, but it leaves the public in grave economic status and opportunity to whites is not color blind," the council concludes. "It is without standard we apply only to women.We never danger, the power of sight and the facts of recent refer to men by their marital sta tus or tte number of times they have been married. 1. • JACK ANDERSON Lobsters now are only grown commercially black activism. Malcolm X wasn't shot by in controlled envlronmentson the West Coast whites, alter all, where lobsters do not grow naturally, Dr. But Martha Coleman, who has committed Capuzzo said. Because of their high-protein no crime, deserves to be treated like any liet, lobsters grown In the West are just other free citizen of the republic. as expensive as those flown In from the East. - Turning Into Gang Of M1Sfits? ' WASHINGTON Here are some examples of confusion and purchase of U.S. turbine engines for their President Carter's Bernstein, It sold 700,000 hardcover copies lack of cooperation that threaten to turn deliberations with his Western allies have Leopard tanks. The biggest flop was ca-White House aide NATO into the Gang That Couldn't Shoot demonstrated one thing: The North Atlantic Despite warnings that It would prove H.R. Haldernan', version of Watergate, "The Straight: Treaty Organization is in .m trouble. costlier than available alternatives, the Army Ends of Power," The publisher flooded the -. Radios used by the different NATO bought German-made Rolaixl ground-to4lr market wl th 400,000copi t the bookstores What 1$ not generally realized Is that member armies don't operate on the same missiles. The aist escalated from $942 million couldn't get Ij of NATO's difficulties extend to the very heart frequencies, to $2.3 billion, so the Army had to cut Its order of lbS alliance - the military Watergate's troll man, G. Gordon Liddy, Is Gas sunps of one country don't always in to make 1 rnu*gutank3ofanou*rcount3'sveblcIeL on the best..eller list with his book, — MW PentagonwanthtObuyth,. Is the same that led to the disarray ever Iran "Will." It's the most gory version -all about made Atili twr.guided bomb system, which To encourage standardization and Afghanistan elf4ntarest eating rats and pining to assassinate yours en the works only in dayllgh though the Air Force United States buys weapons sacrifice for common truly. Yet on Father's Day, It sold like Euro ean allies that are lower in quali and deopIng a similar tem that works neckties, ms tow sales ban passed the major g of NATO hu been For y 'e darkness as well. gr in ce than American a 160,000 mark standardizatio by ... lbs hero of Watergate, Judge motivating factor for the European countrIes It's not all one way. US.ade Jo Sires also economic,, one Capitol Hill some to my Spaw aIr.tlr missile has a piU advantages of treaIV allies. wrote a belated book that perwas on the best-seller list for 17 weeks uniformity are obvious, but standardization is auocfate Peter Grant. "What the motivating formance record. The British modified it into Willi probsbly never beachleved. now being made into movie factorlafortlwU.& Isbeycndma." theyfiaah, which has tested tjllantLy.But —TheAflDYisfld1ng$2LAll1011We(i1p the Navy and Air Force won't touch the ThsUniledStates,whlthsoppllesabout90 Both ca-President Richard Nixon and the Its, new XM.1 tanks with German 130- British missile. percent of NATO's arms, Is ahead of its allies man who blew the whistle on him, John Dean, WATERGATE AUTHORS '_ Of the two wrote beat.oellers. Each sold around 300,000 in most weapons production. But the millimeter guns, though a House InVOSUPUM £011114 that the U.&-made lOOIflIfl dosen books written about Watergate, the European governments, under heavy copies. Reformed Watergater Charles p essix s Imm their own munitions industries, ci'moit now on the tank can penetrate the most aucceau1 was "The Final Days," Con's book, "Born Again," was also a big armor any Soviet tank. Meanwhile, the written by the Washington Post's hotshot hit. In the born-again are continually trying to whittle away at U.S. spirit, he donated most Germans have reneged on the quid pro quo reporting team, Bob Woodward and Carl of his royalties to charity. dominance. - - . - - - -: ________ _ :: . o 'wo we* 'c qaL/&44. - "How vnbarrasaIpg! I didn't KNOW W NMWM ' ini ganc. is - p . 11 . u n'Commissioners ------ D m - -_ I---, — - - — _.- "-': formed of our city's government. In this way we will be able to make an informed and Intelligent choice. Yàur vote really does count. If we let our city down we will ultimately hurt only ourselves, Jim and Nikki Thomas Sanford Reader Shocked B. y charges. 11Against-Ar.ea Teacher . Medal S - &1-0 C Co,si Ns . - ' . .. In the open sea, lobsters prey on shrimp, crab, and mollusks. Dr. Capuzzo said thaj controls, public iqyjestmen~ and antitrwt policies selectively about — helped remove the Off national stigma that portrayed this region as means 5040 percent of their diet 1* pur that would enéii'ge ptodu4ttvet capttal.• In4 i'e backward, bigoted and below every national •• vestments and would curb speculation and hinlself was I've never thought of myself as a feminist Idea If Jordan one, have no for standard of education and Income. Biologists In the lab lowered the irnount ci business buy-outs that do not improve efficiency in fact, much of the radical feminist thing ever married before and I have never yet protein in the lobster's diet and replaced it For black Southerners, however, that or competition. It should be legislating a dramatic portrait is sun painfuuy accurate. seen a man described in the newspapers as a with some ihrimp, milk protein (caseln) wW . strikes me. as absurd and pathological; but the treatment of Martha Coleman following 'white divorce.' It is a description that would Enormous changes have occurred here, the decrease in oil consumption through some the shooting of civil rights leader Vernon council notes. Mechanization of agriculture fit, among others, Ronald Reagan." carbohydrates wheat starch and rice combination of carrots and sticks and InJordan by the authorities and by the media In much of the commentary, the Emstarch. has away from meant that blacks have moved vestments in alternative energy sources and plication has been heavy that Coleman was farm and field In "substantial and dramatic" strikes me as outrageous. It could become a The idea In lobsters Is to use "the lowest alternative forms of transportation. major symbolic case, and it has both racial numbers. But the 'migration has held no having an affair wio Jordan. This possibility amount (of protein) possible without On a smaller scale, It should be slapping cost is offensive to some whites, but also to some depriving it of any essential nutrients," Dr. guarantee for employment In the New South's and feminist significance. controls on hospitals and taking them off various Martha Coleman appears to be a respon. blacks: especially, I understand, black Capuzzo said in an Interview, "You don't Industrial economy. communication and transportation Industries that "In the South," the Council states, "a black sible member of the American community. women, who resent the Idea that Jordan may want to use any excess protein." would reduce prices if they were more cornhave been In bed with a white woman. man's Income was closer to a white's In 1950 She holds a good job as a supervisor at the On a diet of just 20 percent protein and 30 percent starch, lobsters grew 101 pound In 2½ petitive. It should be re-examining agricultural than in 1975. While 30 years ago a southern International Harvester plant in Fort Wayne, w ill What a waste of sick emotion. We black male had 58 cents for every dollar of his md. She has long been Interested In racial 103 years, compared 105106 years for lobpolicies that currently provide neither adequate probably never know the truth about their issues, and is on the board of the local chapter white counterpart, the gap Increased and by stets to reach the same weight In nature, stat)nity tor most farmers nor much price relationship, and, in fact, it's a private of the Urban League. 1975 was closer 1057 cents." Vitamins and fats made up the rest of the diet. matter, no one's business except theirs. I feel protection for consumers. It should be rewriting She appears to have been victimized for twd about as qualified to pass judgment on Black women did much better. They gained Dr. Capuzzb said lobsters normally use the tax laws so that they don't subsidize land reasons, neither of them exactly crIminal: 1) 16 cents on working white females In 25 years, their protein as an energy source, burning off Coleman's love life, If any, on what she as speculation, and finding ways to reduce housing and today enjoy 75 percent of the median at 36, she has been divorced four times; and eats for lunch. excess. Flounder, salmon, catfish and fi nance costs with out o pening the floodgates to 2) on May 29, she was in the company of Inc white Southern women earn. h r i mp do the same thing. Learning to control The police have their own point to make in s undesirable borrowing. while more blacks proportionately than Vernon Jordan, president of the Urban thelob s ter's diet may enable sdentIststofind abusing and'barasslng Coleman. In the wake ways It is this kind of differentiated response to the whites have always been unemployed, the League, when someone tried to kill hi. ck improvir# diets of the other cornof the race riots In Miami, the shooting of a Though no evidence exists that she played relative rates of Southern unemployment for merically significant fish. problems of the different economic sectors that is prominent black leader was potentially cxrote In theshooting, and though no motive any two races have worsened, the "Once you learn the nutrition of one required to get beyond the gross, recession-orplosive. The police have been attempting to has been put forward for any such role on her In 10, black unemployment was 3 percent specie s, ap it's very plicable to understanding inflation choice the country now faces, But higher than joblessness for Whites. By 1978, part, she has taken a lie-detector test, has show, conspicuously, that every possible nutrition of other kinds of fish," she said. mode of Investigation was being pursued. Congress has, instead, been spending Its time the black unemployment rate was more than agreed to be hypnotized, and has otherwise "The ultimate goal Is to produce an Incacarter took the same approach, ordering in balancing the budget a tactic that virtually no twice that high. been harassed. pensive diet that will not alter the quality of the FBI. But In Coleman's case, the police The South's impressive changes over the one expects to have a significant effect op our As soon as the report of the shooting the product and not alter the nutritional state appear to have seriously overshot the mark. last three decades obscure the Income dli- reached the media, Martha Coleman was economic problems. Vernon Jordan may have been shot by a of the animal." repeatedly characterized as a "white ferences that remain and are growing. At Woods Hole, the test lobster, are grown If the current economic choices are dismal, It is white racist, possibly in retaliation for lurid The abolition of the region's apartheid and divorcee." As Richard Cohen has pointed out black violence In Miami. in Shallow tubs w here air Is bubbled through because the Congress has been unwilling to take hi'easedI number of black voters and In a trilliant essay in the Boston Globe, that water kept at a constant temperature. Each the political risks of developIng any other of fi ceholders hides the dollar dif ferences that characterization actually represents a codeHe may have been shot tub hold just one animal beca use lobsters ano, just as a economic policies, and th e president, as a result, word, llke."nxidy" for drunk, or "jolly" for BUD remain, guess, I consider this very probable by will eat each other if given the chance. and quite aside from his willingness, 1155 been "A view of Southern economic life that fat. As a code-word, it means "morally some rival within the' labyrinthine politics of _______ ' I sincerely hope that many of San- the citizens of Sanford. I Our city commission election will be parent, I urge you to reister to vote eventually see our city dissolve into a ford's citizens paid close attention to a We have only to look at what's hap- held in December. By voting in this and vote when the time comes. place without life, recent opinion column in which the pening to the new small businesses in election we will be able to weed out I, for one, know that if the young We would like to raise our children in columnist pits his finger directly on our city, those men on our commission whose people of Sanford band together and this city, but if we don't get involved what Is wrong with our city. First though, we'll have to find some, views could have been put to better use vote, we can change the way our city with our government we will all be It seems that our commission, with The majority of our commission has a at the turn of the century. operates. responsible for its demise, the exception of Julian Stenstrom, tth stranglehold on Sanford's economy. We How many of you will cast your vote in If we allow our commission to conPerhaps our city's local newspaper decided that it will foist their morals on are the only ones who can change this. our city's election? As a 22-year-old Unue in the way it is headed, we could help us by keeping us better in- - ____ ____________ - __________ . . ORNION-1. I . - Sanford 's Younc Voters Must - Lobsters ____IrWAcEQuIPfrENT MJWREf ___ - NATO . OUR- READERS WRITE Special Diet F ________ - ___ ____________ __ _____________ h _______ . BERRY'S WORLD . . - SCIENCE WORLD ____ - history." I . r Pty ft . I _____________________________________________ The S I Meanwhile, Batchelor has sent a letter to Kelly slapping at the congressman's "transparent use of his franking privilege for political purposes," saying it Is but another example of the larger problem of Incumbents using public funding and the powers of their office to promote their personal and political ambitions. David Beet Is still trying to get State Rep. Dick Batchelor and Orange County Commissioner Dick Fischer, his two opponents for the Democratic nomination for Congress to agree to a summit meeting to set rules and ethics In the campaign. He has challenged the two to "stop bickering" ., I and to "concentrate on the real Issues In th? known of Knowles to "be a cockeyed optimist." "Pete's Is a realist," Perinchief said, campaign." Best cited divisive tactica In the Democratic primaries In 1974 and 1976, stating acknowledging Kulbes was going In the right direction by following Knowles' leaL that "consequently, Congressman Richard Kelly Knowles hai been spending time at Winter was elected...by Democrats who outnumber Park Memorial Hospital the past few days where' Republicans in the District." his wife, Ava, is recovering from surgery. Best and Batchelor consented to the meeting. At a recent city commission meeting, Corn-Fischer refused. missioner David Farr expressed delight that he Fischer had a campaign meeting atthe San. spotted two errors Knowles had made in his ford Chamber of Commerce meeting In the past proposed budL few days. Among those at the meeting were Pat And Mayor Lee P. Moore 1odng at the errors, and Ernest Southward of Lake Mary. Pat Is said, "Pete, it makes you seem almost human." expected lo announce her Democratic candidacy ___ for State Rep. Bobby Brantley's seat in the Blanche Benson, wife of Lake Mary Police Florida House. Chief Harry Benson, has been feeling under The name of a prominent Sanford weather lately. The couple has been happily businesman is expected to be announced as married more than 30 years. Our best wishes 10 FIscher's campaign chairman for Seminole the chief and his lady. County. n - / - When I read that Elsa Caskey, a classroom teacher who, day today, has Sanford grammar teacher, was for- to "try" to teach, af ter she has been mally charged by the state attorney's able to sufficiently discipline students, class, hit and push other innocent children and try to make the classroom atmosphere one of chaos. They want office for committing battery, in that constant attention so that the educational process can go she paddled a child, I was shocked and on. Despite all the administrators, angry by the unfairness of the charges. supervisors, principals, and clerical First of all I thaught the state at- help which are part of the school tcrney's office only charged someone system, classroom teachers still are the after Investigation when it was only essential part of the whole determined a crime was committed. educational system. Without them we What crime did Elsa Caskey commit? would have no education for our The state law of Florida says teachers children, are acting in place of the parents, with As the mother of seven children and a all the rights and privileges thereof. teacher for 18 years, I feel I can speak The pr ivilege of spanking for dis.. with some authority. To be a teacher ciplinary purposes is passed from the thes days takes all the courage one can state to the county to the individual muster. You're, not only teaching school principals who either specify subject matter, but teaching children that a teacher needs permission in each the rules of life many have not gotten at individual case of corporal punishment, home,' the rules. of common courtesy or they are given blanket permission and respect for other's rights. Should from the principal to spank with a Ms. Caskey have just stood back and witness present, as was the case at' watched while this child knock' d down Sanford Grammar School. She was a girl, or punched a boy in the lunch totally within the law in her actions. If Ujie? Do not other children have rights someone is to be charged, it should be too? I'm sure parents of these children the state, then the county school would have more of a right to press system, then the principal, and lastly charges, if a teacher did not act to the Individual teacher who is acting protect their children, and allowed according to law. these thin gs to happen. This is the second time Sgt. Bernosky Parents say children aren't being has brought a child paddling case before the state attorney's office. The first case was much more serious than Us, and yet no formal charges were made In the first instance against the party involved. Could this swift action be because the child is the stepson of Rep. Richard Kelly? Or is it because in - the first case the paddling was given by ''An'admlnlsirator at the school, and had - 'thefull backing and protection of all the power at the Seminole County school board office? A mere classroom teacher Is "left to the wolves" - a classroom teacher who has been a dedicated, talented and conscientious teacher for over 10 years. It's the taught in school as they used to. Let me state now - "We can't teach as we used to." Many of us are the same teachers who accomplished "miracles" in education ten years or more ago. I'm the same person I was in 1952 when I started teaching. Yet each year I am able to accomplish less. Why? Because children are not being taught at home the basic rudiments necessary to get along.wlth others. They have no respect for authority, nor their peers. My heart aches every day for the great majority of children who come to school to learn,, because the small minority is preventing them from getting an education. They talk back, yell out In — Elsa Caskey Is not only one of th - and . . 1 Miss Elsa Caskey is one of the finest teachers in Sanford Grammar School She is also a fine musician, In all the years I have known Caskey, I've never seen her angry or mad. I am sure if she ever spanked a child she only did it because the kid deserved It. MISS Caskey, I'm sure, never beaten anybody. Jona (age 11) - - - MISS Caskey has never "beaten" a child in her life, and I would be willing to bet the child In question is lair haired and blue eyed, and like all of us in this category, bruises easily. I wonder if he's zipped off to the hospital every time he falls down? This whole incident , probably which Involves nothing more than a kid get. tIng the spanking he deserved, is being blown out of all proportion by the newspaper for political reasons only. But I can't figure who David RazIer is promoting, Kelly or Bernosky, since the latter's name appears more than anyone elses'. However, I wouldn't vote for either one of them, since neither can Put _____ - I wish to take this space and pride in this opportunity to salute the Free Will Holiness Church youth and express words of love and appreciation for our young people at Free Will Holiness Church and youth all over the world. We can all take lessons from this beautiful group known as "Our Future World of Tomorrow," for their faithklness to God, for their willingness to serve others, for their humble and obedient spirits and for their perpetual determination to get the job done. These young folk have a dynamic spirit of love and humility which Is manifest in all of their efforts towards the house of the lord and to God's 0 1g River Don't be surprised when former Lake be rendered by City Attorney Vernon U.S. Rep. Bill Chappell, D-Ocala, Mary City City Councilman Pat South. Mize, whose district includes a part of the city ward announces before the end of the Mize, who is currently on vacation in of Sanford, reports that the prospect of a week that she will be a Democratic England with his wife, Mary, will give Veterans Administration outpatient candidate for the Florida house of the opinion when he returns to the city, clinic in Volu.sla County has moved one Representatives. Morris, a Democrat, is running for the step closer to reality. The House county coinmision seat currently held by Appropriations Committee included The word is that Mrs. Southward, who Bill Kirchhoff, It-Sanford. language in a report directing the served a two-year term on the Lake Mary Veterans Administration within City Crnmcil, - lease from Council Ic eveini, the Ipuiqtatiup available resources to space for seat currently held by Bobby Brantley, Reubin Askew, former governor of outpatient clinic at Daytona Beach an Florida and presently United States R-Longwood. She has already put out some feelers in trade representative, will appear on the The report accompanies the ap. Lake County. Brantley's legislative June 30 broadcast of "Dialogue with Bill propriatlons bill in order to explain the district comprises about half of Seminole Nelson." The program, taped In bill's provisions. It is anticipated, County, most of Lake County and a small Washington before a live Central Florida Chappell said, the bill will be considered piece of Marion County. audience, will be carried from 7:30 to by the full [louse of Representatives 8:30 p.m., by WFTV, Channel 9. prior to its scheduled adjournment next Sanford City Commissioner John Askew, governor from 1970 to 1975, was month. At present the nearest sources of Morris has submitted his resignation to appointed to his present post by VA medical care are outpatient clinics in the city. The resignation is effective Nov. President Jimmy Carter in 1979. Jacksonville and Orlando and the VA 2 or earlier as required by an opinion to hospital in Gainesville. - "I'm used to this sort of thing after 32 years," Stenstrom said. "This is going to be a long-term thing," he said, pointing to the fight it will take to save the St. Johns from almost certain death because of pollution and a rapidly decreased flow. "It (the St. Johns) didn't get into this condition overnight." "If we can't do this, It won't be because we haven't put up a fight," he said. A up everywhere in helping them to realize - - Casky will never stand up in a court of law. However, even if vindicated, her vname and reputation have been severely damaged, and this is sad. I fear for our children who will be coming to Seminole County schools next year. Teachers will fear using paddling on those students who deserve same. Yes, they will talk to them, and tell them what behavior Is right and wrong - and then sit back and pray. Yes, pray, because they will have no other recourse. And then, just maybe, they might be able to teach, while Ignoring the shouts and shoves, Catherine R. Harrison Sanford service t hrough manki nd . Let us all join forces, time and energy in working with the youth of our community and young people that with Jesus all things are possible and by recognizing Ilim as Lord of their lives they will be able to secure self esteem, self awareness, courage to face whatever betides, wisdom to know the difference and above all a great love and deep appreciation to God and to all mankind will take abode in their hearts and in t heir lives. This is our future world (the youth). We need their strength and determinatiori to succeed in these changing times and with our help, support, Return Stolen Item encour agement and constant rerninThe person who took a gold bee slide ders to them that with Christ Jesus necklace from the Village Flea Market being made first priority in their lives, on June 20 should return it to the flea they will be successful and emerge as market office on U.S. Highway 17-92. strong, prosperàus and most vital instruments in our wor ld today and The necklace has a value of $37 50 Stealing from a handicapped person tomorrow. We love you . We are behind you 100 is deplorable. George M. Tudor percent. Keep up the good work and Sanford don't forget to put Jesus first place. Pazaria S. Golden Sanford Youth Group Applauded - - -------. . •. - .. . - Older Age Minority Grows "Statistics are the heart of democracy." Sol was told bymy supervising edjtor when I started my first .lob as a cub reporter. Statistics oil the wheels that make our government run. Facts and figures tell us much about ourselves and the world in which we live. I found Interesting information about myself and the rest of the aging population In the pamphlet "Statistical Notes," which was recently distributed by the National Clearing house onAging, a division of. the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services (formerly Health, Education and Welfare). Many of the statistics were provided by the Census Bureau from studies made In 1978 and 1979. It will be -worthwhile comparing these facts and figures with later ones from the 1980 census, Old folks are the fastest-growing minority In our country. As of July 1, 1979, the number of people 60 years and older was 34.2 mIllion, or 15.6 percent of the total resident population. The older age group has Increased In size by 20 percent since 1970 as compared with an increae of 8 percent In the population as a whole. An interesting statistic shows the number of elderly females has grown faster than the number o(-elderly males ( 22 percent v, 17 Dercent 'flit number ---------- other models was: Fairmont 26,4; Concord, 24.3, and Aspen, 19.1) The Citation engine did hesitate slightly during warm-up, but its performnance was much Improved over that of early production X-cars Consumer Reports tested last year, For seating space, the Aspen was the standout. It had room enough to fit six, adults comfortably, one more than the other tat models. In fact, Interior space, along with excellent climate control, are the strong points of the Aspen and Its twin, the Plymouth Volare. Still the Aspen's standard six-cylinder engine doesn't offer very good fuel mileage. And bad, repair records for previous modeli of both the Aspen and the Volare (recorded in surveys of Consumer Reports' readers) count against them. The Fairmont and Its corporate twin, the Mercury Zephyr, have decent frequency-of-repair records. - S - Youth Backs Teacher - and Small Car Your Best Buy? Sub-compact can generally deliver excellent fuel mileage, but you may need more Interior space than such small vehicles provide. If that's the case, a somewhat larger, gut fuel-efficient compact model may be a good alternative. Four compacts tested by Consumer Reports' auto engineers delivered fair to good fuel mileage. They also provided seating for five to six adults and were priced at around $6,000, including power steering, power brakes and airconditioning. At today's prices, $6,000 is relatively inexpensive.. All four cars had automatic ulLn. ImIticn not as good as manual rwsrnlislon for fuel mileage, but In the tested models, found more convenient and easier to use. Front-wheekhive Chevrolet Citation was judged best, followed by Ford Fairmont, AMC concord Dodp Aqm Costswner Reports' tests Indicate that I four-cylinder Citation (or other .Lmltarly.quipped GM-X can includtz Buick Skylark, Oldsmobile Omega amid Pontiac Phoenix), can hI expected to deliver outstanding fuel miles coal, bined with good acceleration. In a 1.inlle test trip ('ipjgg highway and stop4nd.go driving condWons - the Citation yieldsd 28 miles per gallon. (lb. MPG rundown for ft Gail Bell Sanford willing to share attention with 30 other she Is also one of the most civic-minded. children. Often the parents of these She shouldn't be condemned for children will admit they have no control swatting a kid, she should be given a over their children themselves. They medal. talk back to their. parents and iM.st on We parents are getting sick and tired doing everything they want to. Only the of our children being pushed around, problem is magnified in school when punched and harassed by other the teacher feels a responsibility for the students. It's about time pa(ents welfare and education of 29 others. started suing the parents of these un ks controllable monsters who receive no Sgt. Bernosky's attitude also shoc me. He is in law enforcement, discipline at home, but still expect to Policemen should know that the attend school with normal children. If It had been my daughter who had murders, rapes and crimes are the result of this lack of respect for others. been knocked to he ground so hard it knocked t breath out of her, câ'ng us And the seeds of this lack of respect her to hit her head on a rock, I would formed before the child Is age 2 exhibited in early elementary school, have had a fit if the kid who did it hadn't and the harder the Perhaps he should spend a day In a been spanked 20 years ago better, Especially when the child turns classroom in 1980 he did ar ni1 nd another child. ou beats up on a when things were different. He'd ad. control a teacher has to These type of children should also be mire the self pe lled from school, on the spot. ex use. I don't know if a police ma n would It seems a little odd that parents who have the same control. After all, refuse to let the sc hools discipline their Caskey just spanked the child she children, are also th e ones who couldn't didn't shoot him. care less what their "little darlings" do I'm sure the chnrimcan.ct i FLq ,,. ,.,.,. .. MIA-u- -.I&ItuI J.. LUV P - Give Teacher they are not finest school teachers in this county, Stenstrom Pre ares To Douglas Stenstrom, chairman of the to Seminole County. Today that in. Greater Sanford Chamber of Corn- stitution of higher learning, while not in merce's "Save the St. Johns Corn- Seminole, is located on Seminole's mittee," refuses to believe the pessimists border near Oviedo. who say the state's main river, the St. The pessimists, he pointed out, said it Johns, cannot be saved from extinction, was not possible to get an interchange Speaking to the persons from all walks built at Interstate 4 in Lake Mary. But, he of life that comprise the chamber added, one was built there. committee, Stenstrom reminisced this Stenstrom, the former state senator, week. "I remember sitting in this room who came within a hair of becoming a 25 years ago when It was said that we congressman a few years ago, didn't couldn't have four bridges built," he mention the fight to get countywide said, telephone service In Seminole. It was The bridges he was speaking of were only a few years ago that a Winter ones in Mims, Wekiva, on the Econ, and Springs resident had to pay a toll to call at Osteen. All those bridges have been someone across State Road 434 in built," he said. Longwood, not to mention the fact that He talked of the local concern some most residents living south of Five Points years ago when It appeared the had to pay tolls to call Sanford. But that University of Central Florida would be problem was solved after a light when built south of Orange County and the countywide, toll-free telephone service fight put up by Local people to get it closer became a reality. get their stories straight. - . --- -- - - , - Growing Old.r - ---' ti - Lou - - _ of elderly blacks has grown faster than the number of elderly whites (25 percent VS. 19 percent). One thing for sure: Older people are healthier and living longer than they did 10 years ago. There has been a 24.6 percent increase In people who are 75. plus and 65.6 percent Increase in people who have passed their 85th birthdays. The pamphlet refers to those 65 and older as "elderly." If you are between 55 and 64, you may be Interested to know that you are no longer officially middleaged. You are now statistically grouped as "pre-elderly." The report notes that the "elderly" and the "pree1derly" are participating more and more frequently In adult-education courses. More women than men enroll In adult education. Maybe after the 1960 census is run trough the computers, It will be revealed that fewer elderly families will be able to remain ialf.anrfina - --- 11 �,t .. - - - .-. . .- . - ..--.- . . . . - - --- - .,-. . . ., •. • - 4 . -. .-.- - . -----.-...- ( . ..-. - . I -* ; - - - .. ..&_. tW .W' F f .% q sy..-fr.* - 4 - m . . . . . W4 -- - . - 4' -. - S - - $ P SPORTS I I . . I _ w — -. I - - I ._..__uluIu.lI.I_.- -. LtTTLE HERE, LflTIE THERE F'1*nhfc_` _wu. Oto . -5- Sunday June 29, 050 A—Ev.ning Herald Sanford, Fl. I SAtLYL/TTzE aEf - Briefl y . C"Vene -Pace Vxioly Lan I . Rotor ',--- Sign Second Round Pick* . PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) The Portland Trail Blazers Friday announced David Lawrence, a 140 forward and second round draft pick ou of McNeeae State, has signed a multi-year contract with the NBA club. . Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Lawrence Is being groomed for a small forward's role in the Blazer offense. He will play on the Blazers' rookie and free..agentteam in the Los Angeles summer pro league. .. - _I . ' . 1. . i . I - '- . 410 ' . I_ . !- A ______ ' Nastase Roughs Up Scribe . I • . . ... 2 - • ' .-. 4. . - - - . " 1 ' ..,, .. J11 . ..' : ..•.' ., •.... . . -. ;r''r' -';, kqy' •. A I. . . - . I _* - .•. -. .. - - -. e - . ' . . . I - % . - a - . ' . - ' - - ....l.. - ."-. Borg WIMBLEDON (UPI) Fiesty New Yorker John McEnroe her third successive title, outgunned American Rayni Fox, 6-1, faced Dutch veteran Tom Okker today for a place in the final 6-1, Tracy Austin outplayed Australian Nerida Gregory, 6-1, 616 of the $684,000 Wimbledon tennis championships. 2, and Chris Even Lloyd. crushed Switzerland's Christiane The second-seeded lefthander, tipped as the man with the Jolissaint, 60, 64. best chance of ending Bjorn Borg's four-year Wimbledon MANY HAPPY RETURNS by Mover reign, came within three points of a shock exit before rallying to win a see-saw, three-hour and 25-minute niaratluln with 8JORN . unrated Australian Terry Rocavert, 4-6, 7-5, 6-7 (4-7), 7-6 (7.3), CE E'47W 1115 ,Nrx 64 -• t -/8'4Y Iø47t McEnroe adznittedlateri "This was certainly not oneotmy 89CO't//"/c ,1/84'C4' beat days. I found I could not do the right things because the OPEY '77 7M2nE bounce was so variable on the soft court." /d4'O/?' d4's RW McEnroe is unlikely to be let off the hook so easily by the 36. 4 Z'1I C#lMfl,V,l. i. year-old Okker, a semifinalist two years ago. ' / #6 //5 #OW Rocavert Is only a sometime player who drifts In and out of -\f £W0t164' the game as the fancy takes him. He said after his match: '1 ' L'RV p47' Intend to stop tennis at the end of this year and do something 'f / fr/,41z else. It is not easy for me to play, nor to be put up on a stand." f ,.~4 ~L W/1 A. After a rain-wrecked opening four days, which had produced - = 1' o,,'tr %4'(Svp $ more splashes than the sun came out Friday and the ' 1' .r9 ' 4'4W ?1 JYJY tournament made up on some of the backlog. r,w-M',q-m,w There were no upsets among the men's seeds. Sweden's aim defending champiqu and top seed Borg eased his way to a 6-3, / 64, 7-5 victory over Israeli Shiomo Glick.stein, fourth-ranking -.. \iI- -. ;7;f /pV6lP Vitas Gerulaitis came from behind to take out India's Ashi P117 I • 1150 . Menon, 6-7 (4.7), 6.4, 7-5, 6-2, fifth-seeded Roscoe Tanner, last HAlfWAY ,4'/Af year's losing finalist, defeated Australian John Fitzgerald, 6-1, I" I / .Woft 2i'P H/S 3-6, 63, 7-6 (7.4), and Gene Mayer, No. 6, downed Britain's ..•. ,c'?57 G'4'Iif Andrew Jarrett, 6-4, 6-4, 64. '• '. I , 5M'9 coe z1'e Temperamental Romanian file Nastase was all smiles on 7#/'P 7?#I. t' court In beating American Dick Stockton, 44,6-2,5-7,6-2,6-2. I 1 While the men 's 'event went according to expectations fr' -, Friday, there were minor upsets in the women's singles where / four of the lower seeds all went out — three of them against •— : Americans, , i .. Romanla's 12th-seeded Virginia Ruzici was beaten, 6-2, 3-6, ( *..' - e, 6-4, by Jeanne Russell, l3thranked Sue Barker of Britain crashed, 34,74,6-2, to Californian Betty Anne Dent and West 11 E Germany's No. 16 seed Sylvia Hanika lost, 6-3,14, 9-7, to Pam If! %4 S ie,' Shriver. In the other upset, Australian Sue Maliba surprised '' ,, tp ) ( // 'It iSthiseded Regina Marsikova of Czechoslovakia, 6-2, 3.8, 6-1. " * At the other end of the scale, the three U.S. top seeds had i,,tri...I,.Ity King F..tur,sSyndk.t& easy second-round passages. Martins Navratilova, chasing Alan , age, f -.5 . ,. S ., '' r' c -- '-- A.. --.- -----' - '- 't :- - - , .' f . - Hansea.1$ % - . S . ' , ..---- 7 - S - . - \ _'.: ..-, - -- S '• ' - Along with his hitting exploits, Grqaoa posted an 114 pitching malt. In 56 In$np be struck an extraordInary 131 batters,Grjyson'a fourth xmb1Uer won the Rolkoedon lbs city championship agal'wi Athntic flajk, Other heavy hitters for Manager W4. !ard &.s tean - PalIroader teammates J.D. Paul and Asrt First Fsdsral and Dexter Armstrong, - Kirk Blocker Franklin of Poppa Jay's - - . -' - - 1Z1, -- - - - -> 11 - I'll, •: ." - , - -- • -P -: - - . - 311141 4 21 32 N o. I 01 IN 0111-3 Itefory Club*f Cossolborry I I I W 1-4 - R H E L.A. 101 050 100 8 17 1 S.F. 000- 000 000 0 0 1 WINNING PITCHER—REUSS LOSING PITCHER—BLUE Pictured above are members of the Sanford arian ica, ".'Im c(Ia.iy ad E:ldle r/or. All-Star who Paola gan. In the third row (1-ft to right) are BgntId team meet American League aLl p.m. at Ft. Mellon Park Saturday. In the front Hayes, Tommy Mitchell, Brian Shiffkld, flcott row (left to-right) are Mike Johnson (batboy). Carter, Alvin Jones, Terry -Miller and Horace Darns Littles, Monsour Baker, Doug Atkinson, Knight, Manager Ioug Atfdnson (12(t) and Ed and David Rape. In the second row (left to righ t) - Korgal are In the Izurth. ow. - are Billy Penick, Michael Edwards, Jeff Melton, - - . .- - - - - - - S - 7 - / - The third round &ets under way Saturday after the 155 cut Friday. About 79 golfers made the cut and will compete fur the $18,750 top prize, sponsored by Sarah Coventry - KN,OCKOUTS . . III Tate Takes Leave For Headache Relief - time. 'S H ale Helps Casselberry Mice Sweep Fined Gomez Still On Feet— No Suspension Given Angelo's of ball league play to move back the cycle, While scoring four earned runs. Kuhrt was the Mice Casselberry won two straight into second place. They are runs and driving in five. Terri big gun with tl#ee hits, while HOUSTON(UPI) — Chicago Cubs' Manager Preston Gomez The incident happened June 17 during a Cubs-Astros gaine in in Altamonte Women's soft. now 7-& in. league and 18-9 Fry and Michelle Kutrt each Fry, Hale and Lisa Talasko was fined, but not suspended, by the National League foror- Wr %etdfleeney-taiiked to the umpires, Gomez antI overall for this season, added two hits and Fry drove all added a pair of safeties, daring a beanball thrown at Houston Astros' Terry Puhl and CubV'pItcheeDoüg'CnpIl?a and Bill Caudill, The Angelo girls smacked in fou r runs, ° Astros' President Tal Smith would like to know why. •t No N i ce Capilla hit PuhJ n the hip with a pitch on orders of his down United Telephone 214 Angelo's hal five league Smith didn't criticize league President Chub Feeney's dadmanager, Gomez admitted to reporters, because he believed and then stopped the Rowdies In the second victory, right games remaiOng. They will sion to fine Gomez and two Cubs pitchers reportedly less than CITY OF LAKE MARY, Puhl was trying to embarrass the Cubs by stealinga I Wise %s hell 9-3. In the Telephone game, hander Renea DiCarlo set FLORIDA participate ina Crystal River $1,000each, but he said, "I'd like to find out why he didn't think NOTICE OF PUBLIC the Astros led, 7.1, in the third inning. former Lake Howell great down the Rowdies for the tournament In July and a suspension was In order." HEARING Dana Hale had the big bat. second time this year. She possibly host ibek own the "I am not going to second guess," he said. "I first want to get TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Caudill threw at Astros' pitcher Joaquin Andujar lateir in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hale went 4-for-4, hitting for allowed 10 hits and only two same month, the benefit of his reasoning." game but missed. by the City Council of the City of ,- ce Regi"sters NomHl"tter - Lake Mary, Florida that said Council will hold a public hearing on July 17, 1980 at the City Hall, - Surprise Winner In Pole Vault City of Lake Mary. Florida, at 7:3 P.M. to consider an Ordinance of the City of Lake Mary amending SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Veteran lefthander Jerry Reiss thinks about throwing a nohitter almost every time he steps to the pitching mound and a ll that positive thinking paid off Friday night. - - Ordinance Number 36, Article 2. EUGENE,Ore.(UPI)—TOmHintflausisamafloftllswurd, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY and in the moment of his greatest athletic achievement he OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA, didn't back down. AMENDING ARTICLE 2. SECFriday flight, the University of Oregon star surprised the TION (I) (F) (C) OF OR. DINANCE NUMBER 36. ENfield at the U.S. Olympic track and-field Trials, winning the TITLED: "AN ORDINANCE OF pole vault with a career best record Jump of i8-4½. THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, He went for a world record of 18-11 and barely missed on his FLORIDA, AMENDING OR . DINANCE NUMBER 2. EN last attempt. In the flush of victory, the question was put to TITLED: "AN ORDI NANCE OF Hintnaus, who holds a dual citizenship in the United States and THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, Brazil. Would he go to the Olympic Games? FLORIDA: PROVIDING FOR ZONING WI THIN THE COPHintnaus, born In Brazil but brought to the U.S. as an infant, PORATE LIMITS; PROVIDING thought for a second, then answered glumly, "I'm an A ZONING MAP THEREOF; American. DESCRIBING INTERIM ZONING REQUIREMENTS; PENALTHe was asked what was more Important to him — an IES; CONFLICTS and EFOlympic gold medal or a world record. "A gold medal," he FECTIVE DATE OF PASSAGE.' replied, ESTABLISHING CHAPTER 33 "No one can take away a gold medal, but someone will break OR ORDINANCE NO. 2; REQUIRING AND REGULATING your record. Yes, it Isa big sacrifice not being able to go. But THE PREPARATION OF SITE PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENT I've made my decision and I'm not goin g to change it now." OF LANDS AND THE CON- - On his three tries for the world record, Hlntnaus came close STRUCTION OF BUILDING ON on the last jump, brushing the bar lightly with his thigh alter PARCELS OF LAND IN ALL his body had cleared. COMMERCIAL. INDUSTRIAL , Section (1) (F) (C), Reuss pitched the Los .Ange lea Dodgers to an 8-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants for the major-leagues' first nohitter of the season, but he missed a perfect game on a first-inning throwing error by shortstop Bil l Russell. - entitled: - - "After I got through the first inning, I started thinking about pitching a no-hitter. I always think that way," Reuss said alter the game. He said he didn't get excited until the seventh inning, when he realized his chances were good. On June 6, against the Atlanta Braves, he went Into the seventh inning with a nohitter, which was broken up by Jeff Burroughs. MULTI-FAMILY AND MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISIONS ZONING - - A "I thought I had it," he said. "The conditions were Ideal except for the runway, which was a little bumpy. I may never have conditions like that again." Dan Ripley and Mike Tully finished ina tie for secondatIS2 while Steve Smith, the former pro who needed court order to get into the competition, finished fourth, also at 18-2½ Smith seemed pleased with his performance, which was his beat this year. However, he was still upset at The Athletics Congress and the U.S. Olympic Committee, the two organizaLions which fought so hard to keep him and shot-putter Brian Oldfield out of the trials. LISIIINSi rMuctL)UP(), UNERAL PROVISIONS, FINAL BUILDING APPROVAL, PEN a 0 . a a A a 5a 5 • "Instead of trying to help the athletes get Into the meet," said Smith, "they spent thousands of dollars of the taxpayers money trying to keep us out. They were flying in attorneys every day. 'The corruption (In TAC) runs so deep I can't even relate how bad it is." ) S S I a ' all A a Before you buy a mvr, tiler o SW '°t "' . lawn O, - U" 54 Seminole county, Florida under the fictitious name of EGG - & - OMELET HOUSE RESTAURANT. CITY CLERK - and t hat I Intend to register said Publish JUl51 29 7150 DEX 120— S - Court,SemlnoisCounty, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious llama Statutes, To Wit: Section 665.09 Flor ida - StatutesiSil. 539. Richard L. PHd - - PublIsh- June 2 - & -'.5' _________ COIU i LOG 47 - u'i s V. HOM( Compare Price, Quality, MMINW-wor - - - - - So y' sc*sng Illor 30 *j$t'd CIIC" .dS Ivelablo 19 "2l SJ1APPtR Can bS 1 J V. ' . and4iIUvoddei - SNAPPER. 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(UPI) — James Reeve of Atlanta ALTY, SEVERABILITY, CON letthequalifIersFridayforSunday'sDaytonaSIxI-Ioursstock FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE car race with a speed of 101.532 mph. DATE."; PROVIDING CONReeve will drive a Buick Skylark with co-driver Juergen FLICTS, SEVERABILITY and Barth of Stuttgart, Germany. EFFECTIVE DATE. The public hearing shall be Mid Jim Downing, also of Atlanta, had the second fastest qualifyat the City Hall. City of Lake 4 tIme, 101.289 mph. He will drive a Mazda RX4 with Co. Mary. Florida at 1:30 P.M. on July 17, 1910. or as soon thereafter as driver John Paul of Atlanta. possible, at which time Interested Burley Haywood of Jacksonville, Fla., In a Datsun 2CGX partIes for and against the request owned by co-driver Rob McFarlln, was timed at 100.590 mph, Said above will be heard. stated hearing may be contInued from to place third. I Ime to time until final action is Others among the top 10 qualifiers included: taken by the City Council. 4. Brothers Iry and Scott Hoerr of Peoria, Ut., In an AMC THIS NOTICE shall be posted in three (3) public places within the Spirit; 5. Amos Johnson, Raleigh, NC., AMC Spirit; 6. Dennis City of Like Mar, Florida; at Shaw, Raleigh, N.C., AMC Spirit; 7. Kai Sbowet, Gainesville, Published In tM City Hill; a ,AMC Spirit; 8. Joe Varde, Tampa, FIá., Mazda RX-39. the Evening Herald Newspaper, a Roger Mandeville, Spartanburg, S.C., Mazda, RX.3; 10. Gene newspaper of general circulation within the City of Lake Mary, orte Felton, Atlanta, AMC Spirit. -time at east fIfteen days in ad- 5 a - CLASSIFICATIONS; ,ES .5 - - r- - Morris Hatalsky, 68-68, and Scott Simpson, 69.67, were tied for third place, three-strokes off the pace. Defending champion Dr. Gil Morgan and Al Geiberger both missed the cut at 145 along with exactly half of the 156-man field. '"_____ 4. - wau Lego. Cee RZUOS Page $A - - Hot Reuss "After the seventh inning, I made sure I didn't make a mistake. I wasn't going to give them anything goOd to hit," Reuss said. The crowd of more than 21,000 cheered every out by Reuse starting in the eighth Inning. That was when the Dodgers faced their only difficult chance of the game. Larry Herndon of the Giants hit a hard grounder toward left flel4, but third baseman Ron Coy made a diving stop, scrambled to his feet and threw Herndon out at first. Reuse then retired Joe Strain and John LeMaster to complete the eighth inning. When he came out for the ninth, Reuse got a standing ovation from the crowd — a rare 'tribute for a Dodger pitcher in San Francisco. "I wanted to strike out the side in the ninth to finish the game," Reuss said. But léadoff man Ml!ze Sadek grounded to third base for the first out and pinch hitter Rennie Stennett bounced to the shortstop. "I wanted to finish It with a strikeout," Betas said, but Bill North hit a one-lopper back to the pitcher. Betas made a pk'fect throw to first baseman Steve Garvey and immediately was mobbed by his teammates. It was the first no-hitter by a Dodger pit.. cher since 1970, when Bill Singer pitched one against the Phllnlolphla Phillies. Reuse, who now has *9-1 record, has pit- died 24 consecutive scoreless iimlngs. Be needed 112 pitches to complete his fourth shutout of the year. bogies in her round of 71. "1 haven't got into any trouble, thank goodness," she quickly, added. Bradley won the Locust Hill event in 1977. On the other hand, Floyd said she was "pleased to shoot a 69 on tis course." "I feel I hit the ba ll very well today," she said. "The greens are wonderful and'a little bit stower than yesterday." Thursday's first-round leader, Cathy Sherk, dropped to third place after the second round. 'I thought I played well," the 30-year-old native of Ontario, Canada. said, after her was a little nervous through even-par 73. spots." Myra Van Iloose, in a threeway tie for fourth place, shared top honors with Floyd by shooting a 69. Munle Breer, tied for second place Thursday with Bradley, was in a three-way tie for fifth. Last yeaçs Locust Hill winner, Jane Blalock, shot a 75 and was tied for ninth Amelia Rorer, who made the cut, changed t.._ i II1 ILIUIU and WlUlU[tV'. — — Total% 5 - - - 211 McCrmlck I-li III T?sIs / / ' .4 John Whigham, Mike Burly Bob Conchelos stifled In girls Junior League, Pat slugfest Kiwanis clobbered KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Berbick in Montreal. ninth round knockout. too soon. Ile usually takes Ferrell and Ted Miller DeLuxe Bar on five hits as Campbell and Octavia Horn - Rich Plan 23-9. Amy Hill had Miller said Tate has been seven or eight weeks to Big John Tate, the former Manager Ace Miller said crashed home runs as Stromberg-Carbon pounded each knocked out three hits to five hits and scoreil four runs World Boxing Association Tate's "mental state is good." checked by doctors and prepare for a light and we Associated Sales and out a 9-1 victory. Nick Brady help Westgate TV down for Kiwanis. Susan heavyweight champ who was "He's only 25 years old and suffered no brain damage in took the 13cr bick light on live Houman Engineering subdued SunPage's 17.15. Debra Williams knocked out In his last two he's not through yet. I asked the twin KOs. Tate has had no weeks notice,' Miller said. niland 14-5. Bob Jacobs hit a slapped three hits for the had three singles for Page's. rapped three hit., for the fights, will take a six-month him what he was going to ,do headaches. round tripper for the losers. winners. In another Junior League losers,"WI' %antcd to fight real Tate won his first 20 vacation from boxing, his and he said, 'I'm a ASSOCIATED bad, so I let him talk inc into manager said Thursday. professional fighter," Miller professional fights, including WISTOATS SALE IS RICH PLAN KIWANIS TV STIOMIUIOSUNNILAND ENGINEERING it Tate has an impressive win over been knocked out said. l4erbick was the right light *55K *55K AD43 It CAISSON AS IN *55K Wright 4 I I PAGES si I Daniels Holloway twice in four months, will take Miller said the big heavy- rugged South African Gerrie for John Rerbiuks no great 2 AS! H DELUXE IA! 4 4II Mills AS! H Alston 4 1 I G.II.n. 4 II Al! H Profit III WittLams 411 a six-month layoff from weight will not spar or train Coetzee last October to win lighter but lie's a strong Hylton1 I 2I "W"' Iurnstud I I I GilthrIIt 44 I LittIst 44 I Westbrook 311 Sabluse 4 I I Isi-auAy I is W55a.n 3I I I I I Olson 4 I I Campbell 4 4 3 Los 1 2 2 5.ynslds Ill Msr,s 416 Isetossa athlete and a g(XKI test,' he boxing, his manager said for six months. Miller says he the title. lab 4 I3 3IHuaman 123 Williams 41 I Jsnkint !.DInsn 22 I SICII 31 I I4•it II I Jecols 4 3 I Psrv.4l ' Thursday. 52 2 Parker But Weaver ended Tate's said. Nelsen 4 2 I Horn will try to arrange another 311 Lawrence 11 MrOIICSIII 32 I WashIngton 3 44 C. Prank 4 19 S. Porcall 4II Casks 3 4 2 Morsn 366 Henderson 4 21 Sinabarger I I I Irady 4 3-I Hardy $ I I lussl 4 1 I MI$sr ii. Tate, who lost his title to fight for Tate at that 'He ain't lost nothing," short reign with a thundering 1 4 S MCKI,rnsy Hill 32 I Barber 4 4 3 D..lba I II loky 4 3 I Jackson I I I Stack SII III I II Gould Carpenter 13 I M.d-UN 3 I I Brooks I I I Ford 4 II lanes Mike left 15th round, Miller said. "When he gets his 3 I I OSrIan Weaver in a March 31 "He tripped over Berbick's hook in the I I 1 TMiI$sr 4, 211 Sawyer lankos SI) King 2 II Conquest I I I C.ncbal.s 31 I Ioiy II I KIaneMon III G.II.w.i III the c just 45 fight in Knoxville, found feet In or ner, and, as he seconds be strength back, he'll reclaim fore Tate 421 VaIlet Carpenter III SisignI 251 Whack 311 Steffens III AIeiaMsr Ill Soskarik III Dunb3ne III 32 9 9 Totals 452315 Total s 34 1312 Totals Totals 27I714 Totals 33 137 Totals -III I Totals 34 14 $ T,s s 14 himself sprawled on the was stumbling, Berblck hit would have been declared the the title, I guarantee that. Just line 'em up and h'e'll take canvas again last Friday, the him three times in the back of winner by decision. victim of unknown Trevor the head," Miller said of the "We just brought him back them One at a time" I — - - - HrIp : ardner ":II - - AtBstsN Hits Avezige ,117 Doable. U- coffoy Melts LPGA Lad i es I -- Whigham; Ferrell, Miller Blast For ASE - Graysons Gróotn.ss - z . - - i---• , -' - - 411 412 3 I I Orus - - - - - Anderson -IVleITon Fez - SOFTBALL . — - t with single runs in d the first, innings Catcher Kyle Frakes, center fielder Tom Anderson A determined Troy Quackenbush cruises safely Uotary Club won the l'ony League Top Team and third baseman Jim Into third with a standup slide. Casselberry's (ourvanient with .I 1-3 victory over Forest City. Robbins scored the Forest .. McEnroe Fires For Ma*iors - 1 - '14. " - - - City nina as Robbins and first . baseman Brad Dunn had the only hits off Lang. f'*11 Starter Mar t Coffey and ¼424I)t Lang, Rotary Club's leadoff Robbins yielded only four hits hitler, kept the Forest City to " r Greene r e had "v' swingers off stride in every ne other si des; his gameInning excep( th! fifth when lelLang' and winner - : the Foresters scored all three cleanup' tiiUr Ron Gardner runs. coll ected ti/e other two. t(,.L The Forest City rally erased 090MRST CITY CASSILSIRRY A rfQr. f'P'1 I The culmination of the Little Major L.sgus wuss begia Saturday at Ft. Mellon Park when lit,e local entries Initiate District IV sub-district tournament play. All-Star teams from the Sanford Little American League, Sanford little National League, Paola and Tavares will compete In the double-elimination tournament. The Sanfoid Americans open the twinbill by meeting Paola at 6 p.m. The Sanford Nationals host Tavares it $ p.m. The two losers play at 6 p.m. Monday, while the winners square off at 8 p.m. Monday. There will be singl, games at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, with a seventh game, If necessary, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. The winner advances to the district tournament In Clermont. In the Saturday Lidlifter Americans' Manager Doug Atkinson is leaning toward Brian Aahcraft over Horace -. Knight for the pitching duties. Ashcraf I was 7.2 for league champion Atlantic Bank (17. 3) In the regular season. He struck out 04, walked 70 and gave up only 29 hits in48Innings. Along with his good pitching performance, Aahcraft swung a pretty fine bat for the year hitting .500. Biggie was just Hayes, who has the Americans' best er ahead at .544. Other hi tting stalwarts Include third baseman Terry Miller, first baseman Brian Sheffield and catcher Eddie Korgan. Miller hit .482, Sheffield .4fl and Korgan .V0 For Korgan It marks the second year In a row u Afl.Star catcher. He started last year as a 10-year-old. Opposing Mhcraft for the Paola entry should be Shown Brief. Brief, was 60 for Sunshine Vi ho briss.d to the Paola championship with a spotless 11.0 record. On the receiving end of Briel's faatbslls as tsanmit. Troy Turner, who's turning Into somewhat of a loped around Paola. The young catcher won the triple crown for the Neond straIght year. Turner hit a whopping .630, crcahsd nina and collected 38 runs batted In. Complementing Turner at the plate will ba shortstop 1c Dearborn, who batted .522 for Twelve Oaks Campgrcriind& Dearborn Is also the number two pItcher. Pool, are third Other sticks to watch for Manager J baseman Tracy Turner (.511) and second sacker John Ludwig (.510). Both played for Suabini Vi. Like Troy Turner, the "main man" for the Sanford Nationals needs no Introduction in Sanford Uttle Major League parts. His name Is Donald Grayson and he's been In more headlines than Richard Nixon at resignation Urn.. And justifiably so. Grayson, a 5-10, 155-pound giant among 10 and 12 yew olds, also leads th e league In birth c*rt1flte showing. And you thought the honor belonged to Darryl Dswkthi. Grayson benefits from s late blrthdayO*'flbsl300L 12), but that doesn't tarnish the super year he put togsthsr. - BILL LANG -- "1 think it'll help me some and give me Purtzer said. "I feel like I've got as good a chance as anybody else." - , LuIm . - - RN4I'!1IY7 .. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) If she was nervous, Nancy LopezMe1ton sure didn't show It. All she did was shoot a sIzzJng 67 to grab the secondround lead Friday '4f the $125,000 LA tournament at the Locust Hill Country - Club in the Rochester suburb of Henrietta. "I think all the excitement made me a little ANO ,, 4 nervous because when I got to 4-under I could 'L'lYiV CIEbS, feel the pressure," she said after the round. 'c:Sf f f, //4 wici.:. Jl "I guess it's because I haven't been in this %45YwtcF, st position very many times this year." WE 3 4; The women's filth leading money winner,. who has collected almost $82,000 this year, e.r ;rRYINO t T /fOAl 7//5 won her last tournament in March at the 7e'c,coM.c Kemper Open In California. 04'LY 7/1 m.r+' "It's like getting to know the feeling again," gp '4'PER" 14 zshe said of her round. "The nervousness kept ' W/ft' 7( me on my toes like it used to and made me O7flhlfu#x '' 16 really think about a lot of shots." 1vo/vE/r Her 67 tied a coqrse record set by Pat f,P1joqI ,i '-,yicg, Bradley last year at Locust Hill. Combined .i IYOM'(,V with her 73 in' Thursday's first round, Lopez k .,•s•.,_.1 •.•....A......... Ian IWU UI %U.UVIdI LW. BehInd Lopez, tied for second place, were 41! Bradley and Marlene Floyd. "I'm hitting my driver exceptionally well," DiitrfbtidbyKi,g Iratur,-s-,n.i,c.tt said Bradley, who had four birdies and two some confidence," "There were a lot of opportunities for birdies that I missed," Pate said. Barber said the hot Memphis weather plus improvements in his iron shots were the main factors In his 7-under-par round Friday. "I started to play real well a month ago," the balding tour veteran said. 'When it's cold .. -' pI . .. - - - - 1. . :: Open Saturday S better. >'' L Purtzer, a 29-year-old from Phoenix who joined the tour in 1975, shot a 68 In the second round to go with 67 Thursday. An eight-foot birdie putt on No. 9 pumped him up for the final two days of competition, Purtzer said. "I misjudged No. 9 and missed the fairway," he said. 'I hit a big drive of about 300 yards on 18 and then I hit a four-iron into the water and bogeyed the hole." The 26-year-old University of Alabama graduate was not unhappy with his second. round score, but said he could have done - hitter, banged home teammate Steve McCormick With the crucial seventh inning tally. - • - av . TI-' blanked Lake Mary on a four. •. . Carroll. Charged With Drugs - Pate shot a 67 Friday to go with his 66 in the first round for a total of 11-under-par 133. He could have swept to an even bigger lead Friday, but he bogeyed No. 9 and No. 18 and missed two birdie putts from within 10 feet of the first and second holes. Greene, who Thursday .. ; - EDMONTON, Alberta (UP!) — Hartford Whalers' center Greg Carroll, 21, has been jointly charged with seven other people with two counts of poasesslon of a narcotic for the purpose of trafficking and one count of possession of a narcotic. Carroll,- an Edmonton resident, was anested Wednesday during a series of raids by city drug 6(. ficers. Police seized an estimated $500,000 worth of cocaine and arrested lu peopie awing me raias. During a court appearance Thursday, Carroll wu released on ball after- posting a cash deposit of $500. He is to appear in court again July 4. I might as well stay in the house." Trevino, who shot a 4-underpar 68 In the opening round, added a 67 Friday on the par72, south course at Colonial Country Club where the tournament was moved In 1972. Trevino was troubled by a sore back In the second round. lie blamed the stiffness on sleeping in a cold hotel room after playing Thursday's round in humid 95-degree ternperatures. "I didn't feel all that well today. I was very stiff. I was stiff as a board," he said. ... i1. WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) — Wimbledon warmed up Friday. So did file Nastase. The Romanian's Impending divorce by his Belgian wile, Dominique, has been "front-page material for many British newspapers this week and somebody ukedone question too man y. Nastase turned and lunged at. a reporter, breaking his glasses and sending him reeling back Into his coll eagues Any further altercation was thade Lmposal. ble by the presence of Nastase's bodyguard, a 250. pound Italian dubbed "Bambino" who stepped in *fld with a shrug, hustled him into the locker room. -- . t Little Right hander Bill Lang tworled a two-hitter and Jeff Greene continued to play the hero role-by dri ving in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning as Casselberry's Rotary Club captured the Top Team Pony League championship Friday evening at the Seminole Pony Complex with a narrow 4-3 victory over Forest City. — 3D #OiV-ARfC,4?4' J"4' T4E IPGA c,oqi, IY#E,Y 5//5 IVIS Z3'E avtva -/ f'/f/H OiV0fq p,q ,,y . MEMPHIS, Term, (UPI) — Jerry Pate holds a two-stroke lead going Into today's third round of the. Memphis Open, but Lee Trevino, Tom Purtzer and 49-year-old Miller Barber are breathing down his neck in a three-way tie for second place. - P ony Ti tle Captures Club — .1 . '. . . Portland Trail Blazers 4 TrevinoAt .. Memphis .. --, Sunday, June 2 1$0-7A Evening Herald Sanford, Fl bAIan Mover -- ( �'- - - ' I - - - - - -s- ¶,7 - J , - - - 4,4, - - . . . V. * *I - l 'V N -i • ' - - - - R4 - - - SA-Ev•nlñgHsrald,$anfoq.dFl. Sunday, June 2,1SO X-. = , . . TH.E SAGA Ivie: Baseball Hasn't Been , Al. •,an.. 1'w IUt(U?I)MUe1v1epOked poked his 1d(, Dave Bristol's office and saw the San Francisco manager talking wi th some writers before Wednesday night's game between the Giants and Padres In San Diego.' "Can I see you?" he asked Bristo Bristol. "Sure," answered the Giants' pilot, who concluded his conversation with the newsmen first and then told Ivie he was ready for him. "Dave, I want to thank you for everything you've done for me," Ivie said, offering his right hand. "I'm hanging 'em UP." Bristol has been in professional baseball 30 years, ever since he was 17. He has worked extremely hard for everything he has achieved, has seen and heard it all and knows ballplayers, so nothing flours him anymore. The thought ran through his mind that lyle had quit before. Not once, but twice. "Are you sure you know what you're doing?" Bristol asked Ivie, who is in the second year of a 5-year contract that calls for $300,000 a year:. "I know I've done it before, but this is it," lyle said firmly. "I've had enough. This Is final." "Have you thought this all out very carefully, looked at it from every aspect?" Bristol asked, "Yes," lyle said. "This is what I want to do." "You sure now?" "POsitive," lyle said. Bristol took a deep breath. It was the second first baseman who had retired on him in four days. Willie McCovey had announced he was quitting Sunday to move into the Giants' front office. He's 42 and has put in 22 seasons, so in his case it wasn't that much of a surprise. But lyle still had a number of good years in front of him. Even so, his sudden decision to retire didn't come as that much of a shock to Bristol. "It's a deep rooted thing," says the Giants' manager. "I feel very badly for Mike. We're dealing with a human being who has proven baseball ability. I don't think what he's doing is good for him, good for the ball club or good for the game." Ten years ago, when he was only 17, lyle was the T . hrigut prospect In the entire country. With the Giants, I vi e hit .308 in 1978 and .286 last year, leading the club with 89 RBI and 27 homers desoite being out half of May wi th pneumonia. ae ahowed up at sprfnfra1nlng still recuperating from a deep cut In his hand suffered while he was cleaning a knife. Then he stumbled over first base dodging a throw and injured his ankle. He was on t he disabled list a month and that depressed him to the point where the Giants suggested he seek counseling. The reason given for his being placed on the disabled list this last time was "mental exhaustion." And the only reason Ivie gave for retiring now'was that he wanted "peace of mind." But what actually made Mike lyle quit? Was it the deadly boredom of a ballplayer's daily life where most of them stay cooped up in their hotel room with the blinds drawn, the phone turned off and the TV set going continuously without the sound on until the time comes to leave for the ballpark on the bus? Was it the fact lyle codldn't really get going because of all his injuries and was struggling along with a .231 average and only two homers and six RBI in 32 games? Was it because he's an only'child and there has always been a lot of pressure put on him to succeed? Or was It the fear of failure now that he was coming off the disabled list? Maybe Ivie Is unable to supply the answer himself. I don't doubt Mike lyle means it now when he says he' has had enough baseball. Neither do I have any doubt he will change his mind and petition for reinstatement sometime later on. lyle claims the big leagues "aren't all they're I crackcd up to be." By that, I presume, he will let everybody know as soon as he Las found whatever it is that's better. Np Pirates I, Expel 4 Pinch-hitter John Miler's two-run single highlighted a four-run rally In the sixth inning that gave the Pirates a victory. A.str'os 5 Reds 4 Jose Cruz tripled over the head of center f. - -- - "I told Reuss late In the game, 1 screwed It u" said Russell. "1 told him 'I wished you ould have walked somebody."' The Dodgers made thi ngs easy for Reuss by crushing Vida Blue, 9-5, for five nina in the fifth inning. Dusty Baker chipped in with a three-run homer ko highlight the Dodgers' offense. - ague games, Cleveland In American blanked New York, 2.0, California nipped Milwaukee, 6-5, Kansas City defeated Seattle. 2-1, Oakland downed Chicago, 3-1, Tens shut out Minnesota, 5-0, Detroit topped Toronto,?. 2, and Boston edged Baltimore, 3-2. . O.' 7df'b W'V '7 V/PA BLuE Or the eighth Inning, enabling the Astros to beat the Reds. Z 2W SAN flRA,$/gCo &J ____ -- a," 'y '" ''' 11 J ..-,,..,-- #/ ( ' 10, . fihIo8t Cardinal. 3, Cubs 2 Keith Hernsnd.z singled in Garry Tern.. ,Jo, y( g pleton from third base with one out in the 12th jryp inning to give the Cardinals the ir victory. . . '.' / , .. / - - - - - - p LUILMI SCOREBOARD i Cincinnati at Houston Atlanta at San Diego t,os Angeles at San Fran, 2 New York at Phila. night National League American - League last last W L Pct. 01 W I Pd. GB Montreal 3$ 20 .514 New YQIt Phila 35 30 .530 Al M)lwauke 31 30 .539 5½ Pittsbrgh 36 33 .323 3½ Boston 35 31 .531 4 New York 32 34 .171 1 Detroit 29 37 .139 9 Chicago Baltimre 37 33 .529 7"i St Louis 420 10"i Clev*lnd 29 33 507 9 West Toronto 31 34 .443 12 W I Pd. OS West Houston 42 34 .4)1 w . pit. as 11 29 .556 2 Los Ang Kin City Cmnci 34 33 .323 6½ ChIcago 33 34 47$ 9 San Fran 31 3 .4-43 12 Texas 33 27 .171 ti San DIego 31 40 .437 12½ Oakland 32 39 431 ii Atlanta 29 30 .433 12½ Seattle 31 40 .431 12 Prldy's Nests Minn 29 41 .414 13½ St. Louis 3 Chicago 2, 12 inns. Calif 23 45 .335 15½ PIttsburgh 4, Montreal I Friday's esitts New York 3, Philadelphia 2 BPon 3, BaltImore 3 Houston S. Cincinnati 4 Detroit 7. Toronto 2 Atlanta S. San DIego 3 Cleveland 2, New York 0 Los Angeles I, San Francisco miS , Minnesota 0 California 4, MIiw•utse 5 Today's Games Oakland 3, Chicago 1 (All Tles DT) Kansas City 2, Seattle 1 St. Louis 1O1iti 0-I and Todoys mes Forsch S 5) at Chicago (All Tluoe ID?) (Rousch*1 6-1 and Krukow 5-0), Defrott (Morris 64) 411 Cleveland at New York Mllwauket at .iitoi. Kansas City at Seattle Minnesota at Texas. night - - s - - . , - - - - 2, I Am. Major League Leaders 1tt0 National League GAS H Pd. 65241 N ,3 Hrrmdz, St.L 44 221 74 .335 SfflIttt. LA 41232 10.317 Cnn, Hou 4$ 254 50 Hndrck, St L 41247 77 .312 Gritfey, Cut 49302 1 .lfl Tmpltn, 51.1 61237 50.31) Crmrtle, Mtl 542)3 44 .310 Hndrsn. NY 442% 7,309 Melts, St.L 67 263 SI .304 Chatnblss. All American league GAB $ Pd 46 254 N Ca'ew, Cal 39221 -Orta. CIO 6) 230 33 Cooper, Mu 44 243 10. Oglivle, PAIl 49 Bumbry, Sal 3233 Trammll, Oet 57 239 7$ 334 Yount. Ml) 05713 49 333 Withen, K 55205 44.311 Rerny, Bas 69244 77 .313 M*tpIty, Oak 6103 73 313 Lynn. lOS - ' . *14sme am I Natimosai Laos". - Schmidt. Toronto (Kucok 14), I:X p.m. Los Angeles ( Gatti 341 at LA 14; LuabkI, San Francisco (Mon$efusco - 3- Boston (Torn: 4-4). 2:30 p.m. ' 3), 4:03 p.m. Chicago (Worthom 2-3) a' HSt*ICk. 11.1. is. AmerIcas Leagus - Ogllvie. New York (Burns 4 d Oakland Iksough 57), 4:30 Philadelphia p.m. NY MII 20; Jacklan Bomback 5.1) (Larson 0-2 and RulhvSn 4-1), 2, Cleveland IGor*ajld 2.)) at Thomas, MU and AUfla$. Oik 5:33 p.m. New York (Underwood 7.1), 5 11; RIce, los. Nettles. NY Mayberry, Tot 1 Pittsburgh (Bibby SI) p.m. - Rues Salted I. Montreal (Lee 1.)), 7:33 p.m. Mmmsoola Koman e.6 at Girvey, (Price 0-0) at Texas bAllard 0-1), 5:31 p.m, MaNual League Cincinnati •t LA and Hii*lck. $1.1., 35. Houston (Richard 9-3), 0:31 Mftik (CaIdwil) p.m. CallIanm4. (Nailckl 0.0), IS p.m. Schmidt, Phil 36 Baker, LA . Atlanta (boggs 3-3 and - Kansas City (Gun 9-I) at Smith. LA 44. ANWICu tar Nt$kro 5.10 at San Diego Seattle (Roberts 1.)). 10:33 at .. - a : - at - - - . Senday's Games Pittsburgh t Montreal $1. LOUIS t Chicago __-- 1 - - (Lucas 3.4 OW Blair "), L 9 - - - - o Mti and Moreno, Pitt ,42: Collins, Cm 30; Scott, Mtl 25; Law, LA 21: American league - Menderson, Oak 32; Wilson, KC 31; Dilone, Clev 23; Cruz, Sea 21; Wills. Tex 30. PllChls. Victories MaNual League - Cantor, Phil 13.3; Reuss, LA 9.1; Richard, HOU 93; Pastor,, Cm 4 Blue SF 95 Rogers Mil Am. - DetroIt at Toronto - BaltImore it Boston Oakland Chicago at. --. - . -- - - - - .•. Leavell to three-year contract. Baseball ' Seattle Took Outfielder Rodney Craig off IS day disabled list and auIgn.d him to Spokane ln the Pacific Coast League. Women's Basketball Minnesota - Signed Center Oonn.ne Disco of East Stroudsburg State (Pa) San Francisco - Signed center American League Stone, Margaret English of South Bait and John, NY l0-3;Gura, Carolina State. KC 9-3; Norris, Oak - 9-5 College Ott 9-4. Penn State - Named Tom limed Run Average Bradley assistant s.cond6ry0 ( based 00 70 i0aigs pitched) of football team. NatIonal League - Richard, 1.31: Reuss, LA 1.55 MINOR L*0U15 CarItois, Phil 1.93; Welch, LA Southern 2.13; Palmer, Mtl 2.37, last American League -- Burns, W L Pct OS Chi 3.14; Giga, KC 3.23; Norris, Charlotte 4 0 1.00 Oak 2.53; Clancy, Tom 7.65: Savannah 3 1 .750 1 Honeycutt, Sea 2$1. 7 7 .300 2 $trlkss.ts Columbus 3 3 .40Q 2½ Nafl,pj4 League - Canton, iville 0 4 .000 4 Phil 141; Richard, Hou ,,104; West Ryan, Nashv ille Mau Si: Blytoven, Pitt' 3 2 400 and Vuckovkh, 21.1 77. Mv*iry 3 2 .600 Amorkso L"ove - - -.----.- - - s --- - . -, . P1(iS . , ' - ',. ''- 1.. '-' ,., . _______________ - - - - . . ._ -' '. i' \ - •'4,_' Saves - i. . ... - 1 - , - :- ,_ .4 - - - "ner. ..ii • -, , - _______ ' '- - ____ ________ - Tamps St . p$ at Columbus NSI* w Mimi Lakeland -r 0 - 3136 .300 13½ 37 39 .4014% - '- , - Lakeland L Tamps I Vero Boadit 3. AV&ml 2. 10 kMM" 44 34 .530 2 4; 35 .339 '3 34 44 .450 10 Fort MySre 2.lvSt.P'2tung I West Palm 531ch 1, Fj Lauderdale 2 -- .'- - f ay's1aoofs 44 23 X1 - at WInter Hovn Dcylcn. 3eacçt 2 VrO 000th al Wn$ aim Osath Micnti at Fort LWGOrd.le 4, Tunpe 7 Watt Palm Saith, s, wt *rs D. 0$ Fin Myers Daytona Beach 10-4, LLrii4 9.3 Veto Isech $7, Aluzzlil 44 34 44 .433 15½ 33 46 .410 20½ $VAN - 71 U .339 13½ Today 'Gam, LoUlcad at Tompo, -Tburadcy'olog.fls - I Pct 05 Winter (4ys - -,------ - -- 50 23 4*5 5 4,6,4,2643 48 5 45-5 62534 44 7 5 5 4 6,5 2532 44 4' '-e-v.--'- O irARFLRIDA RIVE - SUOISuDi( STATr I * I - Lauderdale-Hollywood and SarasotaBradenton are notorious examples. Bumperto-bumper auto traffic is common around terminals-and log-jammed ticket counters ai becoming the rule. Special to The Herald Tampa is an air traveler's dream, Fort Lauderdale-Ilo1Iywol is a nightmare. Pensacotu" You cant get there from here. That's the judgment of Jot' Ilice. seasoned air traveler and staff writer for Florida Trend business magazine. 111cc rates 10 Florida airports For traveling executives in the June issue. lie reports SOWC serious deficiencies, - li cently spentp a week-long safari While some airports, notably Tampa and convenience and efficiencY, others can't keep pace with the explosive growth in - - ,A marked lack of flights hampers air travel in and out of Pensacola and Tallahassee. Parking 5,400 spaces for 50,000 cars), ticket counter congestion and snarled auto traffic tie Miami International in knots. Convenient air travel, the article suggests. may be Florida's salvation in the fuel hungry years ahead. Despite current problems, most Fort Nbers, die iiwucii in - annual Agents' Advisory Council meeting June 16 to 18 at the company's home office In Columbus. He and 11 others from Nationwide's national agency force of 4,700 men and women met with top management for three days to review industry trends,' companying marketing and service programs, conon sumer relations, and related matters. -Thomas, who has been a licensed Nationwide agent since 1967, was elected a delegate by the company's 355 agents in Florida, Alabama, and Georgia. It was his second year on the advisory council. airports seem headed in the right direction, passenger traffic. Fort Ilice said. AREA BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT - 1i A ;_ - Southeastern :i'ademv is proud to announce that .Ianis left), a recent graduate iro from l.ongwood, has' joined Thomas ('ook Travel of Altamonte 'Springs as a travel agent. Ms. Westlall has worked toward this goal by training etensiveR- in all areas of the travel industry. In addition to , comprehensive travel studies, Ms. %Vrstfall met requirements in personal and career development. Southeastern :ca(Iefl1y is located HI Kissimmee and offers specialized career Ira iiing in travel tourism and f a shion mercha ndisin g. - ., ) / 4 - . S - .1 _. .-J 1 K 1~ ! Ira T* . I . S,-.~' ... ,.1.. . ., . ~ ~ .,~~ "~.,..~, . - PM~ F,; `~ I TO .: it . %% _ -J -t-, Thz conhimd retail sales of trezsn coocsntrated and clllad oange juice in the United States during 1V79 pd a 74 -cznt Increase over retail sales 10 years 3srlier. A atudy of A. C. Nle0!1I data by Joseph E. Brady, naet -jzs'th analyst icr (ha Flc1da Dapwtm3nt of Citrus, thovs that ratail anlao of (ha to j%4C3$ climbed t4 1,79 as to €50 million rscoi'.tltutsd gslle cpsfd with 301 raillIan gdlons In 1970. is is an lal*rsst!ng conmznt'y on tz oange $ca &bldag hcilta of 1hz Amzflcan conzr," he of lbs fect tbst lbs nation's oald. "Eopscially in osesd only 7 per cant, laUci Ia thoos 10 ern bis, which rccd1ng to 1hz vzy of Osrent iwi f4 I 14sir" - ~~~ 0111111 - 11 ~ . (. it * ,!~ 1- i '7 ;1, . A ~ ,- Gov. Bob Graham signs the environmental permitting bill. Present at the signing of this bill, which Is Important to economic development were (froin left) it. Governor Wayne \lixsolI, Rep. John Lewis, Speaker of the Douse 4 s' Its- alt Brown President of the Senate Phil Lewis, Sen.- John Vogt, President Tese volunteers from the Allstate Insurance office In Casselberry were of the Florida Chamber of Commerce Fred 0. Drake Jr., and Secretary of among the 27 Allstate employees who donated Weir labor recently to paint, the Department of Environmental Regulation Jacob Varn. This bill wallpaper, and generally clean up the grounds of Youth Programs Inc.'s provides for long-tern spoil site approval, a specified time frame for the group home for dependent children at Seminole Youth Ranch, Winter approval or denial of permits, adoption of federal environmental standards Springs. . and rules establishing a program of general permits. - - Zayre Begins Major Store Renovation will be very full, with more attractive displays Zayre Corp. has announced that it is undertaking a major renovation program in. and selections," Jensen said. volving all 23 of its greater central Florida The stores will remain open For business area stores, including its store at 2938 Orlando throughout the renovation period, with no Drive In Sanford. change in normal hours. "To make up for the Work on preliminary stages has begun, and IiiflOr inconveniences that are normal during the entire group of stores is expected to be such a remodeling, we have planned numerous extra sale events For our customers," Jensen completed by this summer. Peter Jensen, metro manager for 23 Zayre stores, noted that said. central Florida is the second of the company's "Today's customer has less time to shop, southeastern markets to participate in the and certainly has more buying choices to renovation effort that eventually will be make. As mass merchandisers, it is our job to chainwide. Renovation of all stores in the give the customer maximum convenience and Miami market was completed last fall. Work ease of shopping, while clearly displaying all in all 23 area stores will occur simultaneously. merchandise," he added. Each store will be outfitted with new Fixturing He said: "Our plans for renovation are the and the company's brightened color scheme. result of three years of successful Ito"Once the renovation is completed, our new plementation in three major markets, Chicago merchandise will reflect the new Zayre and Boston, as well as Miami, where the commitment to offering fashion - For the remodeling has proven very popular with Individual and For the home at the same customers. We are now very pleased to be value-conscious prices made possible by the bringing a new look to all of ow stores in this company's mass buying. We will be carrying area, and we took forward to continued much more merchandise In the apparel areas. positive relationships in the communities we Men's, ladles', and children's departments serve." - Grocers To Freeze Prices Orange Juice Sales Rocket . Casselberr~ Rotaryaub's Troy Quackenbush in League action Thursday night at Seminole Pony J Ci1stnI Fort • -.,. Pony Montgomery at Memphis Dtsa 5th -. .. Lake Mary first baseman Mike Henley holds en - - It' C a - . ON HOLD - -------- ; - 'a., _____ ___________ _______ - HENLEY cg 5I I through Florida's airports. here are his ratings, from 1 (the lowest rating) to 10 (the best rating). Certified Grocers of Florida, Inc., and their retail members throughout the state, have united In firstever month long promotion during July. This major event is themed "United We Stand' and features patriotic themed advertising and red, white and blue banners and In-store decorations, Symbols of American heritage flags, the liberty bell, the statue of llbzrty, the American eagle, and Uncle Sam will all be part of the patriotic store decoration. Also, hundreds of customers In each participating - store will be given an American flag. Another feature of this promotion will be the announcement that thousands of grocery prices are frozen for the month of July. Prices to be frozen will Include not only private label goods bit patlonal brands as welL -. '"L. -4.% .....' . -- - - --rr' - -- . :: . Ft. Lauderdale Facilities Criticized Cellon also appointed Mrs. J. Luis Rodriguez to chair the Ladies Activities Committee. Mrs. Rodriguez Is a resident of Pompano Beach. The group's 37th annual convention is scheduled at The Breakers In Palm Beach, Sept. 24 to 27. -. ______ •D . 3 6 Florida Trend staff writer J g S Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association President Ralph W. Cellon Jr., has announced the appointments. of two key convention poets. Cellon appointed William D. Long to chair the convention committee. Long, president of Long Farms, Inc., Apopka, is responsible for developing the convention's program. -. . -.------.-- ' "' _________________ 2 2 AW 2 3 -401111 I 14 Friday's *ssults AMericod League - Farmer, Savanflah 3-1. Memphis 1.2 14;, Quisinberry, XC 'i Nashville 3, Columbus 0 . Iurg,n.ler, 100 I); Goesage, ChIott* 7, Jacksonville 2 NY 11; Stoddard, Salt 10. Orlando I. Knoxvill e 0 Montgomery It Ch6tt*noOga 0, 10 00I10 Spans Trusactioss ' •- . .j- Rated Top -Airports - - Apopka Man To Chair Group - National League - Suffer, Charlotte 2. Jacksonville 1 ChI 17; Allen, NY 12: Hums, Savannah 3-S. Memphis 1-1 Cin-lO; Samblto, Hou, Fryvnan, Nashville S, Columbus l,lO Innings Ml), .Tekulve, Pitt and Fingers, Chattanooga 11, Montgomery i - ..,I4 ___________ ) 3 .230 1l. Thursday's Results Knoxville S. OlIendo 3 -Tex 71: Leonard, KC 73. - - ,. , 5465351414 !1O Sarasota- Food stamp recipients will get only one coat-of-food Increase In the next year under a regulation &sued recently by the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Assistant Secretary Carol Tucker Foreman said the food stamp benefit increase usually given In July will not be given this year. USDA will adjust food stamp benefits and'deductions to account for increases In the . Consumer Price Index only once a year, in January, instead of making semi-annual updates in January and July. "This Is one of a number of program-tightening measures proposed by the Administration and approved by Congress," Foreman said. "It will save $133 million In this fiscal year and $300 million In fiscal year 1981, which will help to meet the Increased cost of the food stamp program caused by unemployment and Inflation." , . ,..-'..J ' •'q;._ ' ..- .•,,, _____ - .1 k'. ' Guidry, Knoxville - . • - Miami June 29,190-9A - 5 5 5 4 6 5 7 5 52 5 66 4544549 Food Stamp Increase Set - k- - - t. ':_;.; ' .-. .. - - " 1. T:: V': f , • -. 0. ' , _____________ 46 Sunday, Evening He?áld, Sanford, Fl. Tampa, Fort Myers. - •,,,,,•. • - 11 _____ ' -. , , a4 - .._6 . ,.' 'I . , , . - .J - , - ':.". - . ' 6 / Cardinal Industries has started the construction of a 28-unit addition to the Palatka Oaks Apartments in Palatka. The second phase will represent Cardinal's 59th projest in Florida since the modular manufacturing and development firm began operations In Sanford, 44 months ago. -- - • - ' - - rq .--,. ' - - - • - . - . , - Widrtiven Bat and Oliver, Tex U; Ogilvie. by United Todars Games Prom International Mil 53; Hobnei, Dot 30i Ft" Chw`10111111 vs. Orlando at Tit" Ft. Laud. Oak FIe) 7:30p.m. :suaessau - Vans Bch Stein Dom Cbsveiand - signed gucrd Chad Knoxville .t .lecsonvllle - tveim 8th IsNallesal L**gIII Universfly of.?orlti. P'ashvitifa!,S.avannah ' kinch of Font Myers T -- : - . 4 . - $0g. . . ... -; ,, - .'' - 4 Cardinal Plans Project A's 3, Chicago 1 Mike Norris tossed a fourhitter to outduel Chicago's Roes Baumgarten and Lift Oakland. Royal. 2, Mariner. 1 Rich Gale and Dan Qulsenberry combined on a four-hitter and Frank Whi te and W illie Alkens hit home runs to power Kansas City. Angels 6, Brewers 5 Jason Thompeon's sacrifice fly delivered Bert Campanenis from third base In the bottom of the ninth, capping a two-run rally that snapped California's home losing streak atninegamea, - -.. . - of £pon - The proposed bank office will be located In Deltona on the northwest corner of Deltona Boulevard and Pickford Court. Sun Bank of Volusla County, one of the largest banks in that county, reported deposits of over $135,066, and assets of more than $151,375,000 as of 'March 31, 1980. Sun Bank of Volusia County Is a member of Sun - Banks of Florida, Inc., the state's third largest bank holding company. Joe Charboneau drove In runs to lift -. - --- * - I .0 ,-' ibid Sun Bank of Volusla County has filedan application with the state of Florida and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to establish Its ninth branch banking office in that county, according to Wesley W. Martin Jr., president. If approved, it will be the first Sun Bank office in W'st Volusla County. 11f)00% 1), .."!,? - - Sun To Shine In Deltona - - , . May, Gossage (5) and Corona. HR5-Milwak, Thomas 3 Ball 200000000-3 7 0 W-Waits (6-6). L-May (5-3). (14), Ogliv. (20). Boston 000 021 OOx- 3 .5 0 Flanagan and Semps.y; Minn 000 000- 0 4 2 Chi 100 000 000- 1 4 1 Rainey, Burgmeler (I) and Texas 40) 000004- S 90 OlkInd 0)0 010 01*- 3 1 O . Ailenson. W-RaIn.y (5-3). LRedfern, arroyo (2), Klnnun. Baumgarten, Hoffman (5), Flanagan (7-6). en (5), B.csik (I) and Proly (5) and Klmm, Foley Wynegar; Perry and Sundbrg. ($); Norris and Heath. WDetroit 0 011 000- 7 12 3 W-Perry (46). L-Reern ( Norris (9-5). L-Baumga,n Toronto 020000000-2 51 ). HR-Texas, Putnam (5), (1.5). Morris and Parrish; Jeffer. Oliver (I) son, Barlow, (I), Moore (6) and Kan City 000011000-3110 Davis. W-Morris (9-6). L- Miiw 030 001 010- 3 S 1 Seattle 000000001-1 4 0 Jefferson (25). HR-Detroit, Calif 000200022-6140 Gale, Quisenberr-y (I) and Parrish (10). So ron son, Castro (5). Wathan; Honeycutt and StinMcClure (9) and Martin.:: son. W-Oale (3.7). L-Money. Clove 100001 000- 2 60 Knapp, Montague (2), Clear (7) cutt (7-5), HRs-Kansas City, N.Y. 000000000-0 7 0 and Cliburn, Donohue (I). W-'- White (4), Aikens (9); Seattle, Waits and DIaz4 Hassey (I); Clear (3.5). 1-Castro (0-3). Anderson (5). Carollna-Charlon. o a threeysar contract. - Houston - Signed guard Allen riltis Baltimore (McGregor 1.3) . Phil 21: Baker, LA Ili Garvey, Bannister, Sea and Matlack. Memphis - -- - - based on 205 at bats) .s - - El - 55 -- - American League r Baseball shutout of the w2son and Mike Hargrove and ' National League Blyleven, Scurry (3), Rorno Cinci 400000000-I 130 0,C 7'IM' . iii innin.$) (s) DRoinson (6) and Nico. Houstn 200 1- S SO ple7af ..St. Louis / si. Ott (I); Rogen, Fryman Pastore, Hums CS) and I00 coo ol0001-3 120 (1) and Carter. W-Romo (4-3). bancpii Ni.kro. Sambito (9) and Chicago L-Rogers (9 6). HR-Montreal, Ashby. W-Nlskro (1-6). L000010010000-2 60 Off ice (2). Pastors (4). Vuckovich, Littisfieid (11), Seamen Ill) and Simmons; N.Y. I . 000003000-3 10 1 Atl$nta 010000040-S 13 0 ; , I-, / A;. CaplIa, T idrow (6), Sutter (9), .1 Phila 000200-2 SO San Ogo 001 000 020- S 2 W.Mernadez (13), audIli (12) Pac.lIa, Hausman (7) and Aietjnder, 'Camp and Blackwell. W-Seamen 12. 'Trevine; Carlton, LaGrow (I) ford (5), Garber (9) and Ltnb,t.dL.rk1F,SIu,,yfl,jj(., 0). L-WHernandez 11-7). HR- and Boone. W-Pac.lia (1-0). L Benedict; Curtis, Fingers (I), St. Louis, Bonds (I), -Carlton (13.3). tiNs-New Shirley (9) and Tenace. w--,Griffin (5). Lavelie (7) and York, Mauilll (2): Philadel. Camp (2-3). 1-Curtis (3-6). HR Los Ang 101 050 100-S 171 Sadek. W-Reuts s-fl. L-Blu. Ptsbgh 011004000- 6 S 1 phi., Boone (5). San Frn -San Diego, Tonics s. ODO 000 000- 0 0 1 (9 5). tiNS-Los Angeles Baker Mil 300 110000-4 101 Reuss and Yeager; Blue, (17). Garvey (14). a N.s. 7 5 48 %nsaW a35555f45:46 648 Ed Thomas, agent for Nationwide Insurance at 880 E. Highway 434 in Longwood, was a delegate to the -, pitched a four-hitter Friday night that carried the Texas- Rsq~rs to a 5Umph over the ' , M2V TV/inS Lance Parrish belted a threerun homer and Richie Hebner singled in two runs to back Jack Morris' eight-hitter for Detroit's eighth straight triumph. Indians 2, Yankees 0 Rick Waits fired a sevenhitter for his first Mtnneeov But heat or no heat, Perry was In there to stay. "It would have taken an Act of Congress to have gotten me out of there tonight," he said. "ft was just another remarKable per. formance by a remarkable pitcher," said Minnesota Manager Gene Mauch. "Tonight he showed what kind of pitcher he Is." Red Sex 3, Orioles 2 Butch Hobeon's run-scoring single in the slzth'scored Fred'Lynn with the winning run to lead Boston. llgers7,BlueJaysz f ow Braves 5, 3 Gary Matthews' tie-breaking single touched off a four-run eighth-inning that carried Braves to victory. ....'. Thomas At 1-ge - By United Press InternatIonal The heat was on both teams, but Gaylord Perry made sure the Minnesota Twins were the ones to get burnt, Perry, despite a second straight day of record-setting, 100 degree-plus temperatures, ". GIANTS, &iet. 2, PhIIIICI 2 lee Mazzilli's lnsi&-the-park home run touched off a threerun sixth inning for the Mets' win that snapped Steve Canton's eightgame winni ng streak. Can ton struck out six In seven innings Inset a club record with 1,873 strikouts. ' Perry B Ian ks '' s - American League by Alan Mover ? ')prgj ajp r,i,j LIKE i1,fP AV77/Eli' '4'/HF W4'f9Z '0'9~f I i81I4_Jl "' - Anew. Sn.c £Ao - ,iiic Ci.',.. £jo CXy £w5011 6 6 5 6 7 69 8 67 7 55576588 62 55556 457755 Orland o- Southern Commodity Corp. plans a major expansion in Sanford, according to Arthur Green, president. Green has purchased 10 acres in Sanford. A 44,000-square-foot mini warehouse and edible oil packaging plant in Sanford will increase the production and storage facilities of Liquid Sugar Inc., present facilities," Green said Southern Commodity Corp. warehouses and distributes flour, sugar, powdered milk, liquid sweetners, edible oil and other bulk food items and private labels packaged Food products. The firm is headquartered in - (Miami FL full time. He quit because he enjoys playing the piano more than football. Now, Milton I know you and some of your readers may find that hard to believe, but's it's true. In other professions besides sports, they have a fancy name for qui tting or leaves of absence. It Is called a sabbatical. This leave is often granted with pay, but I doubt If Giants' owner Horace Stoneham would go for it in lyle's case. Usually sabbaticals pertain to college professors every seventh year. They fall under the guise of rest, travel or research. 1. Which really means they can't hack It anymore and have to get away. Right now lye can't hack it and feels he won't be able to hack it ever again. Milton, you go oil to say that lye is just frustrated with baseball at this juncture of his career and will petition for reinstatement at a later time. So what Milton? Is there any law against that?- If you quit writing for a year, I'm sure someone Add give you a job when you came back. The Sanford Herald might even give YOU my jqb. If lye decided to unretire tomorrow, I'm sure the San Francisco Giants could find a place for him. But, there Is something you didn't mention Milton. M[ke,lvie Is from Stone Mountain, Ga. There is a baseball team in Georgia. Not a very good one, but there Is one there. Atlanta is a lot closer to Stone Mountain than it is to San Francisco. Get the drift? One of Ivie's teammates, Bill North called Mike's decision a "waste." Maybe wt North says is right. But I'd say the biggest waste In life Is not being happy. Right now Mike lyle II happy. It's a good feeling, right Milton? t1.. ,,.,,, 7 .7 .1 Ttahassee AMO Co.'vr- *.,',isj - FtMyers6 - $os7p,,,w,g I Pro,r, Sops. .'c. Cli.ei... Pc* C*hui Tampa Southern Commodity Corp. Plans Sanford Warehouse By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer - BWE'S IN THE PINK Only a 7-14 pitcher a year ago, Reuss rais . IN BRIEF Cooks Brew - 4. T".to G-$ - - Jacksonve *here is itwritten that, just because a person is good at omethlng, he must perform at that specific task or profession. I don't remember reading it in the Bible back in my Sunday school days. I didn't come across it during my 16 years of schooling. I even looked in the Almanac, which has everything on anything, and it wasn't there. I called Howard Cosell, who insists he knows everything, but Humble Howard didn't know. The basis of my search is the article twocoluinns to my left written by Milton Richmond. Before you go any further, read Milton. Mr. Richmond is a big, famous columnist. The way you can tell that he's a star Is that it's Milton Richmond and not Milt or Milty Richmond. When I get to be a big star, it'll be Samuel Cook Instead of Sam Cook and Gourmet's Brew instead of Cook's Brew. Anyway, Milton says or implies (no libel, fans) that since Mike Ivie is a talented baseball player, then he should play major league baseball. Milton tries to be fair. He points out the Lonely motel rooms, the fact Ivie is an only child (that's a standard excuse fot failure), the injuries and the pressure. But the reader can see through Milton's simple facade. What Milton really is saying is, "Here's another spoiled beat, baseball player. He's making $300,000 a year; but he's not happy. Every guy that every, picked up a glove would love to be in his 'place." So what Milton? Maybe the guy's not happy. Just because Judy Garland possessed a super voice, does she have to sing? Agreed, it's nice if a person makes use of his Godgiven talent, but it's not a must. Mike Reid was a gigantic defensive tackle for the Cincinnati Bengals. He also played the piano very well. When Reid wasn't banging around quarterbacks, he was delicately twinkling out 'i few -tunes on the keys. Big macho football players and fans might think that a big, tough football player shouldn't be playing the piano. But maybe Reid was a better piano player than 'defensive lineman. Apparently he thought so, because ileid quit playing football, and is now playing the piano even itte'r his record to 9.1 with the victory, Russell said he apologized to Reuss late In the game for making an error that deprived 1dm of a perfect Jame. _1 - BUSiNESS, . - 1 IVIE Does Not Owe Baseball No-H Continued From PagelA "They weren't going to get a hit off a bad curveball or change-up. I said 'Here It Is, you want a hit, you're going to have to get it yourselves. I'm not going to give it to you." ' - •,flstt Reuss - £*.4S0.hiy Hey Milton I Mike ivie - I? t14?. - -- MIKE OF Ila% III J T. .wul, vIy %7VUU IVIVI - - 4 - Workmen at the Zayre store on 2938 Orlando Drive In Sanford carefully uncrate a new fixture during the store's renovation. - - Title Industry - - Profits rop b Despite-Mark, o - - .' - Special to the Herald percent -which contrasts with an average rate of 5.6 percent Despite operating revenue that reached a record high in - for the seven years ending In 1979. A roughly comparable rate 1979, the title Insurance Industry continued to experience a of return for all nianufacturing companies during the sevenserious erosion In profits, according to recently compiled year period is nearly 12 percent. figures. With Operating revenue of the Industry totaled $1.28 billion for the 20 percent, and high-mortgage Interest rates crippling the real year, an Increase of 7.8 percent from 1978. But 1979 operating estate market, an Industry spokesman described the 1980 title expense consumed some 90 percent of this total and loss-loss insurance outlook as poor. Title insurance business volume adjustment - expense took nearly another 6 percent, which rises and falls In relation to land transfers created by real bo sted total 1979 expenses almost 12 percent above previous estate market activity. year. Loss and loss adjustment expense for the industry has I Last year's Industry pro-tax operating profit margin of 4 averaged 5.7 percent of pro-tax operating Income for the 12 percent Is nearly 7 percentage points below the 1977 level and years ending In 1079. Last year, title Insurers spent nearly $74 contrasts with a 13-year-industry profit average of 9.2 perce't million for loss and loss adjustment expense. through 1979, Besides emphasizing Lou prevention In their work, title Closer to the positive side among lv79 figures isthe Industry companies insure against problem including a Search j on descrIbedasa total capital, which was return more valid public records will not reveal - such ass claim by a Indicator of economic performance for title Insurers. For 1979, - previously undisclosed spouse of the seller, transfer of title by the after-lax rate of return for the Industry is slightly over 6 a person declared mentally Incompetent in a legal proceeding, - -- - �. .. 40•., :t. . . • . ,,_ - .4 0 1 . 5-. -.:.... .-.... —. __ p _ ___,, - -— e Sanford, FL Sunday, _ _ 0• • ••4 . ---- --— .- — — . ... S- * p • - -- - . . June 2,, __0__, — 4--.------.•- —- p - , _._. - .:.: - , • - - . ..- ,. S . . . -. . -0 - 0 . S • 0 0 ' . p.... - - . - 1 0 • - I - . "There is economic Jealousy," said Howze, who sees the "I hope it doesn't happen myself but the fishermen are riled up," he said. "They are up against a brick wall; they have bent over backwards to get along with these people and now they conflict much more moderately than some of the fishermen. "We haven't felt any friction recently," he said, but he expressed sorrow at the failure of the mediation council. are getting ready now to-go forward." This year, Vietnamese stayed away from the colorful The conflict drew the attention of the Justice, Department, Briel I "And what's a $25 fine to any fisherman?" asked one official who sees strict documentation enforcement in this case as harassment. He said most of the Vietnamese hope to become American citizens by the end of the year anyway, making the documentation issue moot. Seminole Community College ' Admiral P.A. Yost, commander of the 8th Coast. Guard To meet the area employment demand for electronic assemblers, Seminole Community College iif~ing a 9(~ too much money more than Americans," said Ban. "But the patrols and investigating complaints "to assure a high Coast blessing a parade of gaily decorated shrimp boats for a safe Mississippi's barrier islands. Together, they sold 7,000 pounds season and a good catch. The dawn-to-dusk celebration has long been the province of the local fishermen and authorities Aggravating the problem is the prospect of a very poor catch compounded by inflation and soaring diesel fuel prices. The had feared trouble if the Vietnamese appeared. "I don't blame them (for not taking part) because they of shrimp to a Biloxi cannery for $5,600. By comparison, Trosclair'said he and his son had spent the locals hardly want to share a few shrimp with each other, much less the Vietnamese. "We are looking for maybe a one-day season," says Trosclair, "maybe even a couple of hours. Then it's going to be a scratch for survival." The Biloxians traditiona lly com pe te for shrimp in the socalled "Tugboat Lane" off the coast wi th Americans from Texas to Florida. This year, not only will the competition grow with Vietnamesif who live in Biloxi, but also with alie ns who have settl ed in Panam a City, Fla., New Orleans and other Gulf same week shrimping in Louisiana and after expenses 'made $15420 for five to six days' wor would not do anything to inflame a situation," Soon after settling in Biloxi, the Vietnamese began fishing from old, cheap boats and many of their wives and children found work in the canneries on The Point,picking shrimp and crabineat and shucking oysters. The locals began complaining that the Vietnamese were ta king their jobs away. his Vietnamese employeqs have been a dream come true since - - Collie tO — DAYTONA BEACH . $ 4 O Boy Named Sue Dead • It s New GREAT I BUYS . ' Excl. CiQiritifi 'I ' - A ______ _______ ______ ___ •:'.. . ,, . -•.0 •u, II •I i ' I C Coupon items • - - - 0 '. -- C 0 0 - 1' COUPON EXPIRES WED. JULY 2, 1980 Summer Music Theater idoze ' - Pork Chops -5 0 - 10logod, - * . : - - - am , ' 10 0 . 1 Lb. 3o* 1 ami 8 $8 - - -- 1 Pork . I$ 3 to 5 lb e ' 6 Lb, - Patio Steak Chuck Roast Boneless . 1. -. :.. -: - Lb. * mother, who died after child- T-Bone Steak 00 birth," Hicks said. "Also, I . - -: • • ' .. — . .,. 4 . - $8 Beef Liver - * .. 1,489, , ._ 60* . . 't uck' . Ch Sliced Cooked Ham Lb 1 * I Spiced Ham Salami t.i, 98c 5, , Lb. ea Carolina Pride Ina, Boneless' , 411 M30t HWY I? t3—FERN PARK 3.. Baby .,3s All Meat - seven years ago..." But he lib X $2 Calif. Lettuce I Sliced 3H*ads 00 For si 29 Peaches MIMORIAL PARK EggS 2% Doi Flat 111 FWt about the modern and corn- talents in the schools, plex commurdcations -system When Sewell was in the that can an Am erican army he served as a military . S * Lb. Brisket Removed $138 Milk A.. $168 Kraft Salad Dressing 101. Btl. am on" I&II &GA6 • 0 . - Thousand ISland Monuments Bronze Markers MON. THRU FRI. 3 SATURDAY .l Word(30) M4016 0 s,owf - _..------l- - -' I C.4LL TOLL FREE I5SS-3$2.l$Zl - - T Italian, French Yiur .w. Hasilnwirf.v. for and 02MON Nerved Tomatoes Sporty Charcoal G..sdc $ Tea Bags 0 4/40 UmIt 1 20 Lb. Bag $249 Ox. Pke. 99$ iso ct French FrI.d Potatoes S Lbs. 1129 Clorox Bleach o.s UmIti Tkw,.1c1as Detergent 42 oz. max WAS — - Z1 59 96' - '' 1 I Sltur.Fln. Sugar s Lb FREE With Purchase of G.E. Soft Whit. LIGHT BULBS 4 Pak Is,10 a.-- -___ - I'--,- \ Limit 1 With $7.30 Purchase Shortening PiAflPUA . - - -- f7 ', ' R.C.. or Nehi peer h wriuuR$. l ox, 6pak $198 .8 pak99,11, -- — , ,• . "• - said. ' r - though not in a log cabin-and coat was imiade by his mother / naturally called him Abe. "So wherever he may be. -The peFlence around the White woman to whoin he sold a president can be on a boa t, a house has given him a house. Ills white' gloves were plane, or even askteboard" broader horizon and in- donated by a Naval officer in saldSewell, "...and he 'd have cre ased his confidence in his Orlando. a phone handy relatio nshi ps with the publ ic. In standing up as Abe Joining the army n 19, "I learned a lot a bo ut dealing lincoln, feels he is Sewell received switchboard with people," said the standing WSewell for Ali training and was assigned to graduate of Lynian High the White House from 1965 to School, who once hub-nobbed bringing b,ack to people,s '1967. He handled calls of a with a president and attention the deeds and beliefs n9litary nature on a swit. numerous five-star generals. of tile titan many think was Annerica's greatest president. chboard much like those used "Now I'm not afraid to Wk to In large civilian installations. anyone." "I'm a strong believer in Wherever the president may Though Sewell is n6w freedom," said Sewell, "and travel, said Sewell, com- general manager for a real we have a need for more munications equipment will estate firm and meets new people to -make patriotic have been installed prior to people all the time, it is his stances. If ,more people stood w e 'd 1 got a top hat and a frocktiil -• ' \ p ''N-' ' • ; V S — - •. ' - -' emergency or simply routine has brought him in contact less problems." commuicaftons. with the greatest number of In addition to being Sewell traveled with the people,. pat.rloticSeweil simply enjoys president to the LBJ Ranch in He has made appearances Texas and even with the in many area schools through portraying the Aniè'rican president's daughters on a Orange County's Additlonand president and watching people's, especially thopping trip to New York Seminole's Dividend children's, reactions, "The., 9t kids ge t kick out the ofitth First Family always has the ticipated in parades, festivals schools," ahe said. "They don't Secret Service and corn- and political gatherings in get much opportunity, to sit municatlons people with them several states and, in mont down with axlsaor from the wherever they go," said cases, donated his services. White House," •' Even at work Sewell hears uncanny resemblance to Lincoln - - --- : • 0 -• - * 0* CF i ! ' - • - mti,i' Saus, Cheese, Pepperoni ftrty A - him with his beard, they government or military Springs since 1949. his ex- his vest was imiade by a J01 Miller High Ufa 12 Oz. NomRaturnable BOW - . . / \ FREE! - and and when the students saw other inembers of the has lived in Altanionte froin a pattern she found and #All typos MonvintRIS 4L, 'U'V01a. coat, explained Sewell and Sewell. lie was paid to greet and began portraying President Traveling with the shake tiamLs with over 4,( )0 lincoln. president from Washington, persons; earlier this year 71 at For students studying around t he country and even E'lorida Festival near Sea American history, Sewell to South America, Sewell said World and he earned a few people from all walks of life visitor from the White House Instantly coimnunicate with also would have told them volunteer their time - scometrY L0101RI earenie Markers S inade by a Philadelphia firin Sewell was hem in a small which imiakes top hats For the that started: "Four score and Program. A program where was introduced as being a certain that the president can town near Savannah, Ga.- Sinithsonian Institute. His ,' Lb. Spare Ribs * Before he left their class he service announcement for the schools that he started pi / ryan B • - roblems encountered by the may have reci ted a s peech Orange County Additions growing a beard. When he presidential staff in making * 48 * sj1$ Mach e - -- 16dquart married a girl named or more • ' d Abe Has Beco e His Avocation years have been introduced to House is in reality an inight tx- interested in hearing Zdra Lixin .CmW Thic Bo - • p adds a touch of realism not lie was able to conununicate dollars for it television a special visi tor from the Alta monte Spri ngs real esta te about his experiences found in Uir textbooks wi th with anyone anywhere in the coinijiercial for an area car White house. Into their sal esman who, for two years, working in t he White House. h is po rt rayal of Lincoln and world Just by picking up a dealership, but for most classrooms came a l man worked for the W hite House Sewell said he has always his reci tation of t he Get- phone conn ected to several functio ns Sewe ll is simmiply withaprominehtnose,a short Communications Agency. born a resemblance to the tysburg Address, government Wide Area 'glad to be there." beard around his thin, In 1975 Homer S. Sewell III 16th president of the United He alsoexplainssome of the Teleconununications Service lie has bought mmot of ins wearing afrocktaii coat and a was driving down Interstate4 States and it was about the technical goings-o n behind the tWATSi lines. 'I became costume. The hat was frommi a Ground- Beef . . By TOM NETSEL president in touch with the switchboard operator in the llendd Staff Writer world. White house during the adMany school children in Looking remarkably like ministration of President Orange and Seminole President Abraham Lincoln, Lyndon B. Johnson. He Counties or the past five the visitor from the White thought the children in school - $198 I.b. ayin - 100 Pure — . A ' Bon.ss •-J, ___ $198 ak .. Boneless , — - — - ountry B ef night except every - S t C Lb. Box Sil —... Five musicals in rotation winning "Candide" On July 23 and "On the 20th Century," PRICES GOOD SUN., MON., TUE., WED. ONLY! I GARH I - HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE ' 0 . ryn ti - 0 presenting Tuesday until Aug. 22. Opening July 2 will be the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta "The Pirates of Penzance." 4'Cole" a revue of Cole Porter music opens July 9 followed the award ~n, c/ .' . .10u- All MU? $4001 , -r 4. The Surnmer Music Theater opened its fourth season in Daytona Beach Friday with "My Fair Lady" and will be ) COUPON EXPIRES WED., JULY 21 1980 \ Visual artists may register for the arts and craf Ls display for an entrance fee of $10. Prizes total $1,000. Interested artists may call L~e Council of Arts and Sciences at 84.1-2787. - ----- ' - to feature performing artists, such as dancers and musicians and a children's artmaking activity. - * 99S ' The Council of Arts and Sciences and the City of Orlando Recreation Department will nsor an Igunnuko Arts Festival Ha nki ns Park on sarurday, Jul y 19 from 10:30 am, 5:30 p.m. The festival will celebrate Black heri ta ge And talented-Black people in the con)munfty and will In - S sun., mon., T uss. & - Box -, ployee of Sweetwater Valley iHUNf Limit 'I with '15°° order Excl. Cigarettes and Other Wed., only Alrbin Slide * , . - • * .~ 9 1 li. been from the name Sue and the evolution trial at Hicks was a prosecutor the l Scopes case, and ironically, signed the warrant for the teacher's arrest lgunnuko Festival Set - op Pork Choo 5 "I was named Sue for my I [) have tried over 800 murder cases and thousands of others, but the most publicity has in GatUnburg in the late 19ft. -; Coupon utsm$, re Tennessee. That dining-table paged at a Judicial conference Other - - * ,4=40R11r 0 .I suggestion led to the famous "Monkey Trial" in Dayton, Term. "It is an irony of fate that I and ........ rI'a!Cin M '!'.. - * by thc% box the way to open the door for the leaching of evolution of the song 'tA Boy Named Sue," supposedly heard Hicks' - Limit '1 with $1000 order 0 Sweetwater nursing home. Judge Sue Kerr Hicks, 84, alo convinced John Thomas Scopes a test case might be Convalescent Home, where Hicks di ed of cancer, said Cash sent Hicks an autographed record Just six months ago. Shel Silverst ein, who wrote P OF 1)IJVIESd S 'a the Johnny Cob tune that sold more than 3 million copies — died Friday at a S SUPPORT - - Hicks once told a reporter.' Hicks was a Criminal Court judge for 22. years annce served In the Tennessee House of Representatives. Willie Wallace, an em- Help prevent birth defects MARCH . . Wilbur P. De'rshimer Jr., 401 Timbercove Circle, Longwood, Data Processing instructor and coordinator of the Instructional Computer Center, Seminole Community College, will graduate with a Doctor of Education degree from Nova University, Fort Lauderdale Sunday, July27 at 2 p.m. at the Sunrise Musical Theater. A graduate of Colgate University, Hamilton, N.Y., he earned his Master of Education degree at Meuiphis StateUniversity, Memphis, Tenn. Dershimer is president-elect of the Serpinole Community College Faculty SenatV for 198081. :1 N.Y SWEET WATER, Tenn, (UPl) - Aretiredudgewbo had the m isfortune of being named Sue thus inspiring ' - - . 1B i Dershimer To Get Doctorate • - , Sanfod, Fl. Sunday, June 29,1Q8 The Swifod.Scgnmnoie Art Association "Fall for Art" conunittee met recently to plan the annual event to be held in the downtown business area of Sanford. The Art Show, to be held October 11 and 12, features over $2,000 in prize money for exhibitors, excellent art, entertainment, food and fun. Applications will be mailed out shortly. New exhibitors, not on the present mailing list, may request applications by writing Sanford-Seminole Art Association, P.O. Box 1483, Sanford, Fla. 32771. (rips! - Id •0 $2,000 In Prizes For Art but only American citizens ca n own document ed boats. A law dating ba ck to the 1800s requires a $ fine for violators. - - OURSELMES ....... L_ - 4. . .. The following following lr 1 iiuve urea nonoreu by Deing e ng named to the President's Honor Roll at University of Central Florida upon achieving perfect 4.0 grade point averages during the just-completed Spring Quarter: Cynthia Keith Tutton, Marie Ann Schmitt, Debra Ann Smith, Cathy Jo Capko, Anne Loren Dougherty, Carolyn S. Ingle and Susan Brown Petrunic, all of Sanford. b *. . UCF'Honor Roll - The Coast G uard documents, or registers, vessels over 5 tons , . ----.: formation call the SCC Admissions Office at 323-1450, Ext Guard and other authorities, is that many Vietnamese are fishing from undocumented boats. American interest in factory work waned in recent years. "We could not get any workers until the Vietnamese came," he said. "I've f ou nd t hese people to be hardworking, depenports. The Vietnamese not as vocal as their American coun- dàble and very honest anf' very appreciative of the terparts, say warily they don't expect trouble. Many won't American way of life," he said. even discuss the sit ua tion for fear of reprisal. "All of us from our country esca pe," says 3L-year-old Bat S The factory owner pa ys his workers at least minimum wage Van Bui. "We only want place to live and freedhi. We do not and ometimes by the po und, $14t3-$150 a week. He said the li ke trouble.". Viet na mese are o industrious and t hr ifty they waste no An gr y Biloxi fishermen co ntend the newcomers are not so seafood and his production has increased, lie also buys the peaceloving and are cutthroat 'competitors. shrimp the Vietnamese boats offer. "It is a jugular vein issue," sa ys Biloxi attorney Walter Th e owne r's willingness to do business with the Vietnamese Ross, who repr esents local fishermen. have earned him t he ir s trong loyalty but he sa id his fellow The Vietnamese-American fishing conflict is complex, Biloxians are bitter. stretc hi ng t hr ough Gulf Coasta l wa te rs from South Texas to "They were raising money to burn me down," he said. the Florida Panhandle. The Rev. Banh Van Nguyen, a young Vietnamese priest, said Two Viet na mese fishermen, Sau Van Nguyen and his his people have a lso been threatened. brother Churth, were charged in the death of Seadrift, Tex. "Mans' 'm:mes the American come to Vietnamese boat, car or fisherman Billy Joe Aplin in 1979. They were acquitted by a aparLIIe1It and just threaten them,"he said. "Th ey threaten to jury of Texans in the nearby town of Seguin. burn the boat, to shoot the car, to hurt them physically," Vietnamese alie ns had minor sk ir m ishes with Louisiana Ban said one of the major local gripes agai ns t the VietFishermen in Plaquemnines parish several years ago, and some nainese fishermen has been that they did not know or unVietnamese boats were torched. W hi le the situation in derstand local fis hi ng and boating regulations and customs. Louisiana has since settled, new hostili ti es are cropping up in Locals complain the Vietnamese crowd in on their boats, cut Biloxi, Panama City, Flu. and elsewhe re, da ngerously In front of theni and fish at night without proper Biloxi, a heavily Catholic, et hn ic city founded in 1699, be gan lights. - .- - 379 or Tom Fetterhoff, Ext. 333. p Howze said the Vietnamese are so frugal "they use things that Americans t hrow away." Others say the Vietnain~se families work closely together, living simply and pooling resources to help cacti other get-ahead. Another* complaint, voiced over and over again to the Coast But one factory owner, who asked not to be Identified, said •-- . . will meet Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., July 14-July 31 at the SCC Telephone Conununication Center, Sanford Airport. Cost of the course is $20. For in. "I twve contacted everybody in Atlanta and Washington, D.C.," said Trosclair, -and the big shots are telling.them to - . -. -p . how training program in electronic assembly.ç'+he class ; complaints about the Vietnamese. stay out of it." .• . Electronics Assembly Training District in New Orleans, says his officers will continue routine Viet-American grievances collapsed in late May when local fishermen pulled out. 4 • "The American make a question why the Vietnamese have but a department-sponsored council to head off trouble and air .. S . •. Evening Hera Vietnamese, they try. They overwork day and night. There is Guard profile in the area." But lie also said the state of the problem." Mississippi is mostly responsible for ensuring peace (in the On one scorching hot day in early June, fishermen Mai Thi waters. Nguyen, 24, ad .Ikp. VanNgqyen, 30, both of Panama City, I . Local shriiiipers believe most authorities turn their backs to brought abun&- Int catches from one day of shrimping outside Blessing of the Shrimp Fleet, an age-old Catholic festival of 4. .. - Local fishermen who see the law as a perfect snare for Vietnamese fishermen flave insisted on more Coast Guard enforcement. But the Coast Guard, taxed by the Cuban sealift this Spring, reportedly has little taste for chasing such violations. — indows worked with a fishing net to encircle parishioners. . possible trouble this season. - . . . Vietnamese Incursion Bitter Over to receive the first of its 1,000 Vietnamese refugees in the mid"To make them realize thç situation," Ban has compiled 1970s. The new arrivals, most of them fishermen in Vietnam, booklets of rules and marine drawings wi th English and were resettled by the Catholic Church, Vietnamese translations. "From now on, you can not say 'i The clannish Vietnamese- moved into public housing in a don't knQw the laws any more," Ban has told the fishermen, mostly poor Bioxi area known as Point Cadet or "The Point." One strong complaint has been that the Vietnamese are The roots of the local fishermen, many of them with ethnic getting public assistance, federal food stamps and other help, backgrounds of their own, run deep 'on The Point. while.apparently prospering enough at fishing to buy new and Bishop Joseph L. Howze of the Biloxi Diocese says the bigger 'boats and houses. devout Vietnamese were drawn immediately to St. Michael's Others say the Vietnamese aren't paying Income taxes on ch ur ch, for years the parish of local fishermen, catches they sell for cash. The IRS has told local fishermen Resentment began to grow in the parish of the sea-oriented any scrutiny of those charges will involve both sides, including church its roof a giant stylized seashell atop stained glass Biloxians who may also have been selling for cash.' have seined for Biloxi shrimp since he was 16, warned -. . . I. S. •;c p Shnmpers .• ,• - - 1$O - - . S • 4- - - 00 OA— EvenlngHerald . •0 -.• . . By NANCI C. ALBRfl'TON BIL0XI, Miss. (UP!) The shrimping season opens on the Mississippi Gulf Coast this week amid bitter hostility between local fishermen who have plied the waters for decades and hustling Vietnamese immigrants determ.ind to get ahead in their new homeland. And the old sea hands in this historic city are nervous because a shooting incident between boats from both groups at least once last season. There were also late' nlght threats of physical harmanburnings of Vietnamese cars and boats, and the factories that buy their shrimp. Maxwell Trosclair Sr., a 52-year-old fisherman whose nets * * , 0 • . Gulf - . -. Homer Se ell in character at Lake Mary celebration w �- - . I e S- . — - - ., - - , .- - - . -. - -. . - - ,' . —. .. 2B— EVfllngHr$ld,SnfO,Fl. - Siai.iv.Jui.q. iun Miss Bänfield Weds Rievy Miss Janice Ln Banfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L I3anfjeld of 1)5 Blossom Lane, Maitland, was married to Richard Lawrence Levy on Saturday, June 28, 1980, at 4 p.m. at the Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry. The Rev. RobertS Dickinson officiated at the double ring uiemony. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L Levy of 1904 Wickford Road. South Plainfield, N.J. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a lovely two-piece gown of white chiffon. The bodice and long sleeve jacket were richly trimmed in silk Venice lace and seed pearls. The A-line skirt accented at the waist by a satin ribbon extended into a chapel train. The matching fingertip veil was edged with seed pearls. She carried a cascade bouqsut of white orchids and greenery. The matron of honor Mrs. Jo Marczuk, sister of the bride, wore a floor length gown of sapphire blue chiffon and cape and a white picture hat accented with a white carnation. She carried a cascade bouquet of miniature carnations and blue delphinium. The bridesmaids were Helen Lartaud, sister of the groom from Piscataway, N.J., Katie Kirkwood of Orlando, Janet Reed of Miamiand Nannette Greene of Apopka. They wore gowns identical to the honor attendant and carried nosegays with blue streamers. The best man was Miguel Marczuk and ushers included Greg and Gary Banfield, brothers of te bride, John Lartaud, Piscataway, N.J., and Tom D'Aflesio of South Plainfield, N.J. A reception was held in the church's fellowship hail mimediately following the ceremony, followed by a buffet dinner at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. aria Mrs. John D. Woodruff of Sanford announce the engagement and apjioaching marriage of their daughter, Kathleen 1. Woodruff to Mark' Randall Slmcoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Simcoe, Sanford. The brkle-to-be is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Moore, Sanford and the late Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Woodruff, all of Sanford. Born in Sanford, Miss Woodruff graduated from Semlmle High Schoolm l9l6andwasamernberof the Anchor Club, Keyettes and a president of the National Honor Sodety. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of Florida, Gainesville this year. She was president of the Alpha OmkTon P1 Sorority and a member of the Order of Omega. She Is presently studying Law at University of Florida Holland Law Center, Gainesville. - Mr. Simcoe is the grandson of Mrs. Leona Barnes, Sanford and Mrs. Hugh Simcoe Sr. and the late Mr. Simcoe, Mathews, Va. Born in Sanford he was a 1975 Seminole High School graduate and a member of the Key Club and baseball team. He attended Boys State In Tallahassee. He graduated from the University of Florida, Gainesville, in 1979, withidëree In Business Administration, He is a member of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. He Is noi attending the University of Florida as a graduate T'udent. The wedding will be an event of Sept. 6,1980 at 7 p,m. at the First Presbyterian Church, Sanford. - :j-r- James Shannon, father of the bridegroom served as the best man. Ushers wehe Martin and Joe Brister, brothers of the bride, and Mitchell Noble, Maul, Hawaii. Groomsimien were Dr. Dwight Robertson, Dr. Curtis Stoldt, Dr. Mark Smilek, and Donald DeMaria. ,' Cornell- Ohiman Mrs. Robert Leslie Cornell Jr. of Sanford announces the engagement of her daughter, Joanne Hutchison Cornell, to Jonathan Daniel Ohlman son of Mr. and - Mrs. Clifford George Ohiman of Louisville, Ks'. - ______ i ' - . .1 ---p . nit. Nfl MRS. FREI)KIUCK SHANNON .. - - 1 I #'I 4 - ,.-'- •.:. I I' She freely admits she doesn't have any self-confidence, and she needs her mother for support. Abby, I can give her all the support she needs, and if she wants to talk things over, she has me to talk with. Ithink at 24, it's time she cut the cord between her and her mother. intake. We remoisled the store last )& and the layout was changed, but this remarkable blind woman quickly caught while sighted people had trouble locating the products. One man behind her In the chedt asked me where an item was, and before I had a chance to respond, she told .'.. Her courage and In. dependence have Inspired me (an of our customers) to view disabilities not as a curse but a challenge. DEAR SICK: I say you should tell Bachelor Brother that two "fools" who have provldedahoineforhlmhave had IL And If he's not "foolish" enough to lake a wife, he should take an j -- ' - I DEAR ABBY: A readerwrote to say that her mother was suicidal because she had lost sight. I was sorry to hear that, because I know a her blind woman who handles her affliction like a saint. I met her at a anpermarket where! am a box boy, and inedibl. - as It sounds this woman always ibis and does as well better than most sighted people, She feels the packages and shakes them, and rarely does she make a ihope - - .-- - - DEAR INSPIRED: Thank you for an inspirational ob. lervatlolL DEAR ABBY; I have just graduated from college and am thinking about getting marrled.J have a girlfriend whom I love very much, but I amafraldlftmarryherlwill also be marrying her mother. My girlfriend is 24, and she still tells her mother everything! W)!en she', not home with her mother, she ciii her on the phone just to "talk" or "ask her advice," She has never made an Important decision wtthout consulting t mother first. What do you think? - MEINNYC DEAR ME: I think you're right. , If you marry this woman now you will be competing with her mother, So unless she changes her. priorities, don't rush out to buy a ring - It might end up through your nose, as a present from your - utility company. - IAVI on fabric 3 ./ lining and labor Those foam bact fabrics Insulate againsi both heat a, cold Choosi from three popular fabrics In a vackly .0 coters. .-'-. -: ' HUUY. UMITID TIMI Roy Chester Jr. of Lake Mary celebrated his seventh birthday Friday and he and his parents had plenty to (-elebrati' On May 14, Mr. and Mrs. (hester discovered their handsoiiie yowig son had a brain tumor pressing agflinst the pituitary gland. The family and friend.4 at Lake Mary Baptist Mission began praying for him. Since then Boy Jr. was accepted as a civilian emmiergency patient Walter Heed Army Hospital in Washington, D.C. and was operated on successfully by the surgeons there for the removal of the tumor on May 22. Fourteemi days later, he was back home doing 'wheclies' on his bike. Roy is a First grader at Luke Mary Elemimentary School. "We owe a great deal of thanks to Gx1 and the doctors, who carried out ills will," said Mrs. Chester. "We want -to thank the many wonderful who supported us in rayer and donations of ....I ...... rople tI,.•. I I1L''V7,IVIIU U )VULUI wortl of thanks to like Mary 'chuol and all the various clubs, :3-hurches, .4iruanizations and businesses slmictm were so gracious and iving. We have one mimore jequest that they join us in ')ra1simmg God and thnking hiimm for the imiiracljs he ;crformned in our lives.' ::: Amen to, that * Our lovely daughter-in-law, lrs. Roger Elaine) Dixon Is tecuperating at home From iirgery and we wish her a ipeedy recovery. Elaine is the 4aughtcr of Paul and Ellen Cagle. While at Winter Park 'Memiiorlai Hospital, Elaine ,iarel the same room, same doctor and same type of 1irgery with Mrs. Jim j3arbarai Sawyer Surely thpe you, Barbara, will be back to normal very soon, too. ?I.p ..4... st h. ..'d CALL __ 322.3315 OR scpatewkovarfns - 322.7642 PHILIPS P1BUSiNESS$INCEll 31 WEST 13th ST. SANFORD Jp. and Willy Philips Surprises are always tun and a recent party was especially so. Bettye Reagan iitvited a nwiiber of couples in to honor husband Don on his birthday. Delicious food was enjoyed C - — CKE OF-JULY MLE SW ______ R II ______ We fill Medicaid prescriptions, We also honor most insurance prescription ______ vrLA drug programs. Ask your Eckerd Pharmacist, Aid COFPERTONE SUPER . by Joan and Buddy Bass, Mary Jane and George Duryea, Louise and Buck Matts, Karen and Jack i'crce and Ermna Dangleman. The Reagan's daughter, Julia, who is attending nur. sing school in Miami, conic in for the occasion, Don received a number of crazy gifts and everyone enjoyed a delightful evening. - Ralph and Laurette Williarris have had daughter, Melanie ilowe and grand. daughters, Laurie and Valerie as house guests. Valerie is rermiaining a bit longer to attend vacation Bible school. Melanie and Laurie have rturned home to Man. chester, Tena. -Phyllis and Randy Kelley celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary June 21. The Kelleys have four children. Randy, recently graduated frommi Park Maitlarid School, Congratulations to Handy and his parents. Louis and Arline Higoulot are happy to have as their guests son Jaiiies and his wife. Jamimes is a Marine recruiting officer. James also is a pilot and they will be flying frnm Minnesota in their own plane. A nice way to travel. _____ ALKA SELTZER TABLETS TOOTHPASTE -' - -: ,. ,t'A'-ircf,. 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F4[C, SI %(-4 - 66C H. FL,- S For - Prayers, ' -. I:.. In And - Around Lake Mary Lake Mary Woman's Club xecutve hoard held a final ;!meeting Thursday, June 19, at :l,lie Cavalier Motel. 'rhe :nctwomi was iii honor of :e1res Lash, who is retiring s president alter a two-year erm. A chamber stick created by aiii Day and a iii ght cup iade by Betty Day were :rcsented to DeLores as a retiring" gift. Those attcnding were Virginia :'ranciscu, Doris Norden, Pat $ox, Virginia Nelson, Alice :toughtomi, Beth Gregory and 31etty Lindmeier. : Betty Lindimieler presented ,eLores with a imminiature eramnic Christmas tree :hich she had wade. Think of them INSPIREDINLA Birthday Bob' Roy Chester 1Jr., has a lot to celebrate .. __________ FOAM SACK CUSTOM ORAPENIIS \\ - Family Grateful - iviamea roois nouia Boot Bachelor Brother DEAR ABBY: Shortly after we were married, my husband's brother came to live with us. It's been five years now, and I am a ncr. vous wreck. He's a bachelor with a good job, money in the bank, a new car, yet he has no interests In sporms, women, cfturcfl, or anything. He spends hours In the bathroom getting ready to go nowhere. He's an authority on every subject and has his nose In everything that goes on in this house. We have absolutely no privacy, When I stgest he find some nice girt and get married, he says only fools get married, My husband says we can't ask him to leave because he has no place to go. What do you say? SICK OF HIM - The wedding will take place in August at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. I - ' -. Born in 'Orlando, she graduated from Trinity Preparatory School in 1974 and Centre College, Dan. rule, Ky. in 1978. She is a doctoral student in the Clinical Psychology program at the University of Kentucky. !' / - The reception was held at the Sanora Clubhouse, Following a motor trip across the United States, the newlyweds will make their home in San Diego, Calif., where the bridegroom will be a Surgical Intern at the Naval Regional Medical Center, Balboa, Calif. The bride is a registered nurse. 1 — , , CORN r.LL JOANNE 4.7 . - - - -. Doctor - - - - • - Special to the Herald native of Sanford. His father a big day for me." "That was one tough Willie B, Newman learned died when he was less than His counselors were summer," he, says. "1 was early in life he didn't want to two s- ears old, and his mother suggesting he take science going through MEdREP's I be a quitter, supported himim and his sister-. courses to prepare for a curriculum, working in one of "Much of my en'- byworking as a migrant farm medical career, but some of the labs, and taking a course couragement has come from hand throught the state and his incentive came from a in organic chemistry at the certain disadvantages which East coast. Newman himself surprisingly negative source. University of New Orleans, made me all the more has worked since he was "A doctor I knew well told Prior to that summer I really ' determined to succeed," says seven, and It was as a me that tr)ing to reach what knew very little about Tulane, Nesmnàn, who recently youngster that he developed seemed then to be an unat. but after the experience it was received the doctor of an interest in medicine. tamable goal simply wasn't my first choice for medical medicine degree from Tulane "As a kid I worked as a worth all the pain and' school." School of Medicine, groundskeeper at a local frustration I'd experience," Once a medical student he --He was also awarded the hospital," he says. "Also I he recalls. "This infuriated found time tO pursue a variety Henry J. Kaiser National had severe asthma then and inc and made me all the more of activities, Newman was Fellowship Merit Award for had to be treated in the determined to get into active in hypertension and excellence and leadership emergency room several medical school." diabetes detection programs among graduating minority times. Later I had surgery for in -the c,ity. lie served on the ' Newman attended Florida students and the C.V. Mosby appendicitis and a dislocated State school's admissions cornUniversity in Company Medical Book hip. So I graduall'v became Tallahassee where coon- mnittee to help screen __________ a Awards. prospective medical students, pretty familiar with doctors selor told him about Tulane's That event marked the,end and hospitals, and this worked with the Student caught Medical Education Rein. WILll K B. NEWMAN - of a successful four years of my interest." forcment and Enrichment National Medical Association many women dying in medical study a period His high school counselors, Prograni MEdREP. The insetting up programs it area childbirth or losing their highlighted by the Ciba he says, did evertlung they progrun assists minority and colleges to orient premedical babies, mnaint'. because of a Pharmaceutical Award for could to encourage hini. other disadvantaged -students students to the highly ctnn- lack of go-k! prenatal care," community service in his "They urged mmmc to learn in their preparation for petitive process of gaining he says. 'l'hat was the cause sophomore year and election niore about the medical medical school. Newman was admission to medical school. of mm to the prestigious initial interest in obprofession, but I didn't have too late ti-I apply for financial After graduation Newman gm honor society Alpha medical Also, the field offers Omega any money for hooks," he assistance to attend Tulane's will go to Parkiand Memorial considerabh' flexibility Alpha 'this year. the says. "I reatl as much as I l0week swmner program, Hospital in Dallas for "pporunit to Perform Achieving a medical degree could then, and I particularly the way most students attend. residency training in ob. surgery and still function as was no small accomplishment renmerimtr getting my library So he worked and saved to pay stetrics anti gynecology, an internist it's the best of for the 25-year-old Newman, a card when I was 13. That was his own way, ''In my coumnmunity I saw- both worlds in miiedicine'' - ?Ø.. .- ' - -- . . 1•., . ) . - - r. '' '-'f. ''. ' \ Quitter - Miss Cornell is the granddaughter of Lt. Gen, and Mrs. Joseph Carson Hutchison and Mrs. Robert Leslie Cornell Sr. and the late Mr. Cornell, all of Sanford. Her father is the late Robert Leslie Cornell Jr. - , . Sunday, June 29, 1980-3B - - Bridesmaids were Mrs. Thomas (Jennifer) Ownby, Winter Park; Miss Nancy Ostrow, Tampa; Mrs. Dwight (Coileen) Robertson, sister of the bridegroom, Charleston, S.C. Marci Swaim was the (lower girl. AA_.!_I - , - KAThLEEN 1. WOODRUFF Laura Brister attended her sister-as maid of honor. Mrs. Ralph (Vicki) Brown, of Jacksonville Beach was the matron of, honor. A His . Dream: ToBeA Mr. Otthnan was born in Louisville, Ky., and graduated from St. Xavier High School In Louisville In 1971, Centre College, Danville in 1975 and the University of Kentucky College of Law in 1979. He is presently practicing law in Lexington, Ky. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Not He 's Woodruff- Sirncàe Toni Marie Brister and Dr. Frederick Brett Shannon were married June 14, at a Nuptial Mass at All Souls Church in Sanford. The Rev. William Ennis performed the 4 p.m. double ring ceremony, with Bernard Daly, cousin of the bridegroom from Tampa, ser%ing as Lector. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Russell Brister, 116 West Coleman Circle, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Cdr. and Mrs. .... James Anthony Shannon, 66 harmony miami zioau, vocLor's inlet, Ha. 1 , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Toni Brister, F.B. Shannàn Wedding Vows Exchanged e I 'Engagements Following a wedding trip to Hawaii, the newlyweds will make their home in Plalnsboro, N.J. The bride will teach high school mathematics in Nc*th Btunswick, N.J., and the groom is a project engineer with Johnson & Johnson Baby Products Co., in New Jersey. MRS. RI('IIARD I.. LEVY I . 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Worshiplervice Prayer Service 1 V 1101am Wednesday Night I V THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUN ITY V Q p. . ,-, V. Assembly Of God Philip The Church... *1" Wed Lighthouse Youth Meeting Royal Rangers S. %% 'VOl P 600 V %: Pastor Mi55iott,s Rev. Arthur Pad,efl Rev. Bob Dickinson " V M 0 i i I V V V 0000 ;v * off Ill Ill V :: NATION 'V I Rev. Gary low Sunday School (Sun) Worship Service (Sun.) :*1 ! V HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 7 1 0 oak Ave Ave. Sanford Fr. William Ennis Pastor Fr. Peter Mitchell Asst. Pastor Sat. Vigil Mass 7:00 p m Sun Mass Is In., 11:31 & It noon Confessions, $ot. 4.5k 0.7 p M. .• , V . . V45. 11:01a.m. 11:00 a.mil Call to in in FIRST CHRISTIAN 104 15. SanlordAve. Rev. David Mangold Minister Sunday School 0.41 a-in Morning Worship 11:04 a m COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Reid. Lake Mary Avery M Lens Pastor Sunday School 0:45 am. Preaching £ worsLiping '14;458.m. Bible Study 634p M. Shari ng £ Proclaiming 1. 30 p M. Wed Prayer Meet 1 30pm Nurser y Provided EvenIng Worship Evangelical g 1:00 p.m. 7pm 30 Wed Service WINTER SPOS. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL V CONGRpOAyIONA, . 210 Wade Street 'I Joe Johnson Minister 30 in 10-300 in. 7:00pm. 100 p.m. Sunday School Worship service evening service Prayer Muting Wed. . -V - V , . Sunday School Worship Rev Robert Burns - V Su Sunday Service Sunday School Wednesday Testimony ' • LUTHERAN CHURCHOF THEREDEEMER "The Lutheran Hour" and TV "This Is The Life' Meeting in. Sunday Service 10:00k, ..,, 11:968.m, . - It V Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Church Trai ning 1:01p.m. It"p.m. 1:34 P.M. - Evangelist PALMETTOAVINUI BAPTIST CHURCH 762* Palmetto Ave. Nov. Raymond Crocker Pastor Sunday School 9:41 am. Morning Worship 11.00 am, Evangelistic Services 1:00p.m. Wed.Prover & Bible Study 7:30p.m. Independent Missionary Wednesday Nov. D. K. Oentsr RAVINNAPARK BAPTIST CHURCH * t7OhCouistry Club Rood Rev.Gory Do lush pasts, :ua.m. Sunday School 11:00a.m. Morning Worship 4:00p.m. ClwrctiTraialmg ?:61 p.m. vsnlmgworlhllp 700p.m. Wed. Prays,ServtCO NEW UPIPBLLOWSHIP Late Dr. IT.skawliiand. phone U14311 Pastor 1:10 am. Worship Service 5:30 am. Weekly Bible Study In Hentes • (- . * , 11 . , V.f. Airport Blvd. £Woodland Dr. Rev. Fred R.Oardner Pastor Church School I )Oam. Nursery Provided for all Services FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 501 Orange Street, Longwood Rev. E. Ruth Grant Pastor Sunday School l0:00 am, Morning Worship 11: 00 0 I * ' P L 1:31a.m. l0:3I.11a.m. 11:00a.m. . . __• : 7:30p.m. ' ' - . W'P .': T'.' r' Sunday Qc PI Monday Tuesday Psalms • Philippians 63:1-11 2:5-11 cs±2' 1- (çf 7) _______________ ____V __V_V_ _______ A,"-0.i Rb.' Wednesday Philippians • Philippians 1.2-21 2:17-30 -$. (rj) .f. ccb', . çjy .1- Thursday 11:00a.m. MYF2nd&4ffi5i615,, Eve. Worship 1sI£ 3rd Sun. 7:00a.m. 7:30p.m. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Car. Country Club £ Upsata Rd. Darwin Shea ________ Friday • Philippians 3.112 ct-j) ri ' Saturda Philippians • 3:13•21 (ci7) j. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Rev. A . F. Stevens Minister Sunday Church School l:4Sa.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Youth 7: 30 p.m. Wed. Choir Practice 1:00p.m. PINSTUNITED METHODIST CHURCH 411 Park Ave. _ Scrptu'i, COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. )7.fl ( Lake Mary Blvd. Rev. RedThemps Pastor Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Sunday Sdse( lt:tJa.. MIdWsfl Bible Stdy, Wodeesday l:IIp CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive.nland Estates Nov. Robert W. Miller Pastor Sunday School 5:45a.m. 7. los 6024 ChriottesviHe Vigini .'"IO ______________________ Presbyterian Wednesday Morning Prayer Group Cptiight 1960 keistee Advtr1:ing 5tre:r * Conquerorting Sunday • 30 rn Oak Ave. £ 3rd St. Rev. VirolI L. Bryant. Pastor Nov. Daniel Censla, Assoc. Pastor PMnern.2M2 Morning Worship 1:30a.m. Church School 5:45a.m. Morning Worship ii 00a.m. Nursery Morning Worshil . ,' lop in. 1: )a p, ill. Wild Bible Study Lee F. King Brett, Sanford Morning Worship Y I Peter 5'111 f (ct7) cc-b, Pastor Pastor S:31111a,m. 'Sunday School 1:41a.in. UMYP 1:00pm. Men's Prayer Breakfast *nd&4thThursday 6:30a.m. Family Night Supper led Sunda y 4:00p.m. , . Pastor Sunday School 1: 00 a.m. Worship Service 10:00a.m. Nurser y Provided * WINTER SPRINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL Moeting at1tts.dayAdventistchurch OR Moss Road, Winter Spring s C. Edward Davis Pastet.' Sunday School 131am. Sunday Worship 10:30am. Nursery Prev(ded The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance J. CPPENNEY COMPANY E. C.J5.e4\and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff V PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees HARRELL& BEVERLY . 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V , First Baptist Church of Geneva First Church at Geneva I First Baptist Chur ch of Lake Mary First Baptist Church .4 Lake M'W First Baptist Church of Leagwood, dr.Church I Grant * First Baptist of Ovie o First Baptist Chords 04 SanIango Springs * First Biptlit Churchef Winter Springs m Bahama Rd. First $hlIft Missionary Baptist Church. liii W.urn it. V Fgsf City lapttst Chur ch First Baptist Church of Dote.. Fountain Head laplist Church, Oulode H j Itt, , . * WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employees ,, . V * ' - . , ' . Ml. Sinai Missionary GipOlot ChwcL'illS Jim,1 Ave. Mt. Zion Missioner, Baptist, Slpes Aug. Casselberry St. Mary Magadalen. Catholic Church, Maitland Ave., Our Lady sl the Labs. Catholic Church. 13)0 Mazimiiian. Dolts" CHI1$TfA)f chri ici Society, £4 iweetwater Academy. last Lake B4'Sy Dr., Lap,jg V First Christian ChWth, 1117 S. SanfOrd Ave. Sanford Christian Church, 132 W. Airport Blvd, Nimthsido Christian Chur ch, Florida Have. or., MaStIspd Lakeview Christian Church, liar Lake Rd., at Jaimses CHURCH OF CHRIST CIVC*J L1l501oelNy OnglIst, 1140W. 131$ Now Salem Pri*itiv Doptiot church. 1111W, 12th ____ ea Tes&m.l 3c15$ Church. uCilty IRs. Perak laa.OissIl W. 3115 3c1 if C1vNCi, 1720 'aar Ave, , ' Church of Christ, III) 5. Pan ...I... ChurchofChrisl St Lake Ellen. U.S. 11.12. N. CasSelbetry i.iut Church of Christ. 5411Lake Howell Rd. • Church of Christ, $00 Palm Springs Dr., Altamonte Church of Christ, * ' Church il Christ. Longwood W. 1* church 04 Nu*slde Chords sO Christ. Fla. Haven Dr. Maitland Sanford ' 11, e. ., ',, .-. ..,' .. . V . ....- . V .'. . - .. • . ., V , Christ Episcopal ChwcL Leagwood Holy Cross 11110160W. Park Ave. at 4111 St., Sanford St. RIctsard' Church, 1155 Lake Howell RI,, WInter Park NAZARENE - - But, the task force's report and slations but does not exist in the recoffi lie ndations could have mne original Greek or Hebrew texts. effect, even if not official, on the However, the IISV committee is work of the Revised Standard staying away from any changes in Version Bible Committee of the language about ('sod and will more National Council. than likely retain such images of The RSV Bible is the most widely G od as Father. used alter na te tra ns lation of the still The task force report, which will popular King James Version of the be voted on at a November meeting Bible and the NCC's RSV Bible of the council's Division of Missionary To Speak . The Rev. Gerald Branum, missionary to Belgium, will be guest speaker at the 7 p.m., worship service this Sunday at Trinity Assembly of God, Deltona. He and his wife, Madalyn have served as missionaries since 1976 in the country of logo, West Africa. They will be joining the staff of Continental Bible College in Brussels, Belgium, which provides advanced studies for graduates of various Bible colleges in Europe and the Middle East. They have pastored churches in Florida and Mississippi. The Branums will sing in French and African. - Students Recognized Chu.rrk - .....e... V - '"'" Beth Am Synagogue, meeting at interstate Mail, Altamonte Springs Blvd. ,, Lutheran Church, CoverberatI4 Dr., Cas1b.rry Good Shepherd United Luthersn, 2510$. Orlando Dr. Lutheran Church of provi dence, 0.0s.. Lutheran Ctiurth of the Redeemer, 102W. 13th Piaco Messiah Lutheran Church, Geld.. Da n or. I Hwy i.fl, . p - Deltona Prssbytwian Church, Holland Blvd., I AustinAve. - Dechona * Lake MarY United Prosbytertas Church FIIII Pr*sbyteri Church. OcA Ave a ni s.. 'int Presbyterian Chrds 04 De3cmy. I. HicMand CateisaaI Pruby$ertcn 'CbVtth. 17)55, Odnds or. So' anistrations Pveskytgqias Church. 551) Beer Labs Rd. * . United Church of Christ, Altamonte MIamont, Springs Ce.nipnity has ceased to be either agreeable or useful, the sufferer should be pairicssly killed, either by himself or by another." Judaism and traditional Christianity have always opposed euthanasia of any kind including suicide. But this has not stop ped thinkers and philosophers at various tiriies from considering the merits of mercy killings." The Dean of St. 11aul's Cathedral In London , Dr w itIn t.. lent his considerable prestige to the euthanasia the 1030s V anomalous that a man may be Inge said, "It seems punished for cruelty If he does not put horse or adog out of its misery but is liable to be hanged for murder if he helps a cancer patient to an overdose of morphine. One of the big arguments against euthanasia is that those who take the life of a terminally ill patient are "playing God." Only God, it is said, has the right to determine when a person should die. - r . .' * Baptist Church, Atlanta, and for sIx years pastored the Manhattan Baptist Church in New York City. He Is emeritus director of the Baptist Convention of New York and was first vice president of the Southern Baptist Convention. evangelism at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary $poipis Elementary School ,V DR. PAUL JAMES V-i . The prlMuthanasia people answer by saying that, if it is up to God to decide when life ends, then all attempts to lengthen life may be thwarting God's will too. "It Is just as logical to say that God may have Intended for many of those to have died who are alive today because of the intervention of doctors," the euthanasia proponents reply. Everyone (lies sooner or later. Why the repugnance then especially Oti the part of religious people wlii believe in a happy, ixavenly life beyond the grave to hastening the death of Someone who is suflerrig the ravages of a termiunal - - - disease Wouldn't it be "inure Christian" to end the patient's sufft.ring and to speed his entry into that realm "where there is neither pain nor disease, That apparently was the viev. of Dr. Henry I'itney Van l)usen it ranking I'rotcstatit churchman , umi(1 of his wilt. The ) c'omflmitted suicide several )ears ago. Their suicide note made a reference to itioderri iiiedicine's practice of keeping people alive into old age and infirmity. There was the imiiplication that, because of mmiedical science, seine people are living past the tune allotted to theiti by God. Seen I l i this light, the Van [)usens' suicides were an attempt, not to "take (lOngs out of God's hands," but rather to readjust things according to the divine plan in which death's role Is that of a welcommie visitor who will forestall the pains attendant upon old age. - I Heading 1 Peter 2:9 I heard again the words You are a chosen race, a royal Priesthood, it holy riatioii. Cud's owi people." This is it Iauti1ui and expressive scripture it, read, but sotiietiiiies I have a hard tlti,e relating iiiyself to it. I find rather that I can relate to u teenage boy! knew who was in trouble with the law. lie was hot the cTullinal ty pe and had not ............... ,'n,n,,,,ll..,l iu'vI'' ii i:ne uur tie was in trouble because he was trying to I igh a problem that he thought was his destiny. His family had told Nile earl) in life that he was Ito good, never would be any good and would V V * . ' ;. V V ' . . V ..,. ' V , ; . . probably spend his life in prison. Unfor. tunately be believed what he was told and adopted the role he thought he was supposed to follow. I had a hard time convincing this ou man that be was a chiW ,if the hing if he would only accept the fact that God loved lOIn. liii lst sure iio ever really understood what I was talking b'ut, but he did respond He was for 16 years pastor of the historic Tabernacle tlinter Springs Community IvanCelkal Cadspreaft.naf WIaW" '-V V , Living Up To Expectations . _.-, Dr. Paul S. James of Deltona will preach at the 11 a.m. service this Sunday at the First Baptist Church, Sanford a. cite . . Holy Trini ty Church of God In Christ, *554 ManChestine Ave. * The Full Gospel ChuUh of Our lard toWS Christ. toeniaptes .. . . a - Men's Day A?" Allen Chapel Chapel.. -"V I '""01 01 . It has been four years since doctors pulled the plug on Karen Quinlan's respirator. They expected her to die when that was done but she is still alive and still in the coma she slipped into in 1975. Shriveled and weighing just 68 pounds, she Is being cared for in a nursing home in New Jersey. She reached her 26th birthday in April. Her parents visit her every day. ilitlost df the time she is sleeping peacefully," says Joe wuiruan, Karen's lather, "But when she is particularly restless, it bothers me." This indication that Karen may have some awareness and may be experiencing some torment even in her comatose state points up a question that has scarcely been asked in all the deba te over w he t he r or not to keep her alive: W ha t is best for Karen? In the heat of the controversy over whether or not to turn off Karen's respirator, discussion centered mainly on the medical et hics of terminating someone's life, the legal definition of death and the emotional suffering of her parents. A deeper moral issue not only in Karen's case but in the case of other terminally ill patients may well be: What will be the quality of life open to them If they are kept alive? Such a question of course raises the specter of euthanasia. According to the Hastings Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics, euthanasia is "the doctrine that in certain dr. cumstances when, owing to disease or senility, a person's life For three sunimers he served as visiting professor of ' - As Karen ' Lives' O , n Debate Continues. Pat Edmls;ori of Wycliffe Bible Transl4ituc will give is monolingual demonstration Wednesd,y at 7:30 P.M. at the Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry, with the help of Chong Ge and Mee Yang, of Sanford. The Laotian couple speak the Hmong language and arrived here on Nov. 16 from Thailand. Sanford Cenprogati,nal .4 J4ft.5 wit.e,,, 1114W, III $t. The Saluallen Army, lOB W. *1 It. RouIng Hills Moravt. Church. $1 4)0, Leas.su Redeemer Moravia. Church. 775 TwIcaillia 'Id., Winter SprIngs . ' Monolingual Demonstration "Afford Bible Church. $410 Sanford Ave. 1 - First Baptist Church, Sanford, honored its pastor, Dr. Jay T. Cosmnato last Sunday on the completion of eight years mlnIstrwie church. Mrs. Ned Julian presented him with a boutonniere and Mrs. Cmato with a corsage during the morning service, while Chairman of Deacons Ned Julian made appropriate remarks. At a church fellowship Sunday night the congregation presented the pastor with gifts and Julian served as master of ceremonies, The Rev. Victor Rojas from Boquete, Republic of Panama and Seminole Baptist Association Superintendent of Missions George Dunn spoke of Cosmato's mission spirit and leadership. V , PRESBYTERIAN scenslan - ' A Lsngwood Chur ch St the Nalaron,, Wavman £ Jessup Aye,, Lengso . . CasSoiberry St. Lutes Lutheran Chur ch. at. 414. $labia it. Ste.a Lutheran Church, UI lest Well of 14, Longweod - po - Cosmato Completes 8 Years Pontocgstal Open Bible Tabernacle, Rilgowood Ave., Ott loll eppesito Seminole Nigh Schseii irsl Penlecaif$1 Church 04 Lo.gwe 'Irs. riiinece;iai norc1 00 Sanford Full Gospel TaBernacle. 2724 Country CluB MI. Olive Kass Church, Cab Hill It, stool Sanford Alliance Church,, 1401 S. Park Aug. V _. 1. 'V The Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry will hold its annual church family picnic this Sunday on the church grounds with games to begin at 3 p.m. and dinner at 5:30 p.m. followed by vespers led by Len Nichols. nose attending are asked to bring picnic food to share. - • ' ': ' Church Picnic V . ': A Family Night Dessert Social will be held at 7:30 p.m., this Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Church families will bring a dessert and enjoy an evening of music and surprises. V y •' v V Family Night * ' .. i,'. • _ James At First Baptist Lake Monroe Chapel, Orange Blvd., Lab, Moei'.e Kingdom 14111 Sf Jehovah's Witmosi. Lake Monroe Unit, lI W,' Third Street First Born Church sOIls UvIag God, Midway mrst Church of Christ, Scientist, likans Blvd. and Venus St.. DSIIOS ,'V. :1 .By JANE CASSELBER14' her and several speakers A caterer and cake baker, their 57th wedding an IIerld Religion Editor from the community will pay Mrs. Gray served as church riversary. ' V This Sunday First Baptist tribute to her service during hostess preparing church Mrs. Gray, who will be 79 Church of Longwood will the 51 years she 4ias lived in di nn ers and cakes for special ' yeaz's old on July 10, is af honor Mrs. Jonnie Gray, l,ongwood. occasions for many years. flicted with arthritis and is longtiii iiieznber and active Married in 1920, Mrs. Gray Mrs. Gray served as town going to live with her worker, who is moving to lived in Sanford until 1928 clerk of Longwood for 12 daughter, Mrs. Neal Watson Indiana in August. when she miloved to Longwood. years. She and her husband in Scottsburg, I n d. She cxA member of the church Known to the children as raised calla lilies, ferns and pects her daughter to arrive since 1931, Mrs. Gray will be "Granny" Gray, she was foliage to sell to Central July 8 to help her get ready to S. guest of honor at a covered secretary of the Sunday Florida florists and for 10 move north. dish dinner in the churchs School for 30 years and has years ran a grocery store. 11cr other daughter, Miss Family life Center at 12:15 been secretary of the When tier two daughters Joyce Gray, lives in the state am. following the 10:50 a.ni. Vacation Bible School every and stepson were in school, of Washington 100 miles from worship service. Also to be year since it started ( in- Mrs. Gray served as Parent .the Mt. St. Helens volcano. 4 10, - . recognized will be new cluding the one held this Teacher Association She has threegranddaughters members who have joined the week. Known in the corn- president more than once. She 0 and five great-grandchildren. . / church since March 30. Mrs. munity for her line soprano is a past president and A resident of 257 E Gray's friends in the corn- voice, Mrs. Gray sings in the secretary of the Longwood l'almnetto Avenue, Mrs. Gray munity are invited by the choir and has led the primary Civic League. '\ says she has seen the city , church to attend. and junior choirs. She is a : She has been a Tupperware quadruple in size in the years A resolution drawn up by former Girls Auxiliary leader saleswoman for 20 years. she has lived there and she the church in appreciation of and Women's Missionary Her husband died Dec. 4, hates to leave her zitany Mrs. Gray will be presented to Union president. Mrs. .Jonuile (rav to if church's t'eraniics class 1976, just three ziionths before friends. * AIIIØ'I A.M.u. Church, Olive 1 11th All Palm Chapel. Camp Sominefo, Waklva ad, Beardail Avenue Holiness Chapel, BeardallPath Ave. ' Chuluota Community Church * um . Vf Honor Mrs. Jo nnie Gray Central Baptist Church of Sanford has announced seven of their students have been inducted into the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Honored for excellence in scholastic leadership and civic achievement were Patty Austin, Beth Silver, Dorene Phillips, Fionia McCarty, Buddy Smith, Todd Luce and David Thomas. Their sponsor Jack M. Thomas received a National Appreciation Award for his interest. The Family Life Counseling program of the Christian Service Center for Central Florida, Inc. offers quality individual, marital, family and group counseling to those needing It. Fees for service are based on a sliding scale depending on family income. For those who cannot get way from work during the day, some evening hours are available with locations in Winter Park and Orlando. Family Life Counseling seeks to strengthen individuals and unite families man effort to enable them to deal with stress and adversity as well as nurturing those who desire experiences In personal growth and understanding. For more information call 42.2523. ' Longwood Ba*'pt'i*sts * Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church, Hwy. 434. Perst City Seventh Day Adven st Church, MOitland ti Ave., Aitamset, Sops Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Chu ch "Al r , & lint Winter Springs Seventh Day Adventist Chwti, Si S. Mets Rd. Mart Hill Seventh Day Adven tist Church, III Pine St., Sanfgrd OTHER CHURCHES , - Education and Ministry, recognized character ot being the standard task force said. that the RSV Bible Committee was translation by which our churches. Currently, the lectionary is in no way bound to accept any of its seminaries, colleges, universities designed around a three-year cycle recommendations, and out total culture do have with Lssgrled readings from the Old At the same time, it also spoke of a reasonable access to the language Testament the New Testament fundamental dilemma in regard to and conceptuality of the ages in Epistles and the New Testament the RSV, which the biblical texts took place." Gospels. "On the one hand," it said, "the In an effort to resolve the The task Force recommended that Revised Standard Version has dilemma, the task force recoin- a non-sexist rendering of the Iccbecome standard and normative to mended a separate, non-sexist tionars be available for use in the extent no other English tranrendering of the lectionary - those Advent, 1982. Advent, which begins station has since the King James agreed portions of the Bible that are four Sundays before Christmas, is Version. read during public worship each the begiiuing of the church year. "This, of all translations, must not week in most Rm oan Catholic Faced with a variety of intensely lend aid and txnnfort to sexist at- churches and mainline Protestant held feelings on the language issue, titudes and interpretations," the denominations. the Division 0)1 Education and task force said. "We believe that the lectionarv Ministry asked the task force to ''On the other hand," the report approach can by its verye nature coiii up with more specific said. "iliany of us hesitate when it provide the period of trial use guidelines for the lectionary IranCOIIICS to such revisions of the RSV required if it new and and conunon slatiotl before it volt's on the whkh could miiake it lose its language is to be developed," the reco lit ncndations in November. V SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST , First Church of me Nazarene, SesI Sanford Ave. Geneva Church of the Nazaroeso, $ R. 44. Geneva Lake Mary ii the it. •. s.yu.0 gene nve.. Lake Ma. Lake Monroe Church of the Naarena, Wilson School, Orange '. , Mess Rd., winter Springs DeBary First United Methodist Church, 411 Park Ave. First Methodist Church of Oviedo FIrst Southern Methodist Church. 2411 Sanford Ave. Fr" Methodist Chur ch, 100 W. 4th st. FIi'it United Methodist Church of Geneva, Geneva . Geneva Methodist Church. Geneva Grace United Methodist Church, Airport Blvd. . ' Grant Chapel A.M.I, Church. Oviodo Oakgrevs Methodist Church, Oviede Osteen Methodist Church Paola Wesleyan Methodist, at. 44 W. at Pools St. James A.M.I., 1* at Cypress . It. Luke Ml. Church of Cameron City, Inc., BoarØll ill 51401 Marys A.M.E. Church, St. It. III, Ostlon Paws's Methodist Chueth, Ostees RI., EnterprIse Staff Memorial Church, S. Dolary S4nia, United Methodist Church, SR 434 and 54 Leisgwlsd EPISCOPAL iptscoai CtiorCt 44 *. Now Covenant, III TusUwUIa lead, WrAw St'tS$5 V The Church of Of 11w Good Shepherd, Maltiand. 331 Lake Ave. All saints Eplicopol Church, I. Dolary Avg., Enterprise JEWISH St. Marks Presbyterian Church, 1131 Palm Springs Rd.." Altamonte Springs Upsala COmmunity Presbyterian Chuict. Upsala no. Westminlst.r, Presbyterian Church, Rod Bug Rd.. Casse*erry Winter Springs Presbyterian Chapel, 7t%4ay Adventist Church, lir.sett United Memerljl Church. I. Dolary Ave., Ent erprise Boar Lake United Methodist Church Bethel A.M.I. Church, Canaan Ngts. Cassaibo,ry Community United Methodist Church, Hwy. 17.02, Pusey Ridge Rd., Cassilberry Christ United Methodist Church, Tucker Dr., Sunland (states Delary Commu.sty Methodist Church. W. Hilhbanks Rd., Eastern Orthodox St. George, US Sherwood cf.. Altamonte Spring s V Eastern Orthedea Chvr Ch71t. Steveni of O.C.A., St., Fern Part Restore Orthodox Church. St. John Chrysestem Chapel, U.S. Hwy 11.02, Fern Part VV L.LM L 'METHODIST Church of God, Quid Church of God Holiness. Lake MOnroe Church of God Mission. lterpris. Church it God, 1402 W. tells St. Church of God in Christ, Oviedo Chur ch Of Oed of Prophecy, 2$5. Elm Ave. Church of God of Prophecy. 1714$. Persimmon Ave. ' Rescue Church of God, 1710W. 11th St., Sanford ' EASTERN ORTHODOX , Eastern Orttwdea Chur ch, St. Difoat, W. 5. Magnolia Ave., LUTHERAN , NOW lethofMissooaarycbh.lth Ill. a Hickory aye, indipandpece Baptist MIlL, Clvl( League Bldg., LoSgweod Nope Ss$lI Church, City Csmmenity Confer, Forest - Altamonte Springs * V Church of God. 5$ 3 Hickory Church it God, $03 W. 22nd St. Second ShRels Missionary Baptist Church, West Sanford Smyrna Baptist Church, 23$ Overbreok Dr., Casseiborry SOnland Baptist Church, Sell Palmetto ' 5f, J$M• Missionary Baptist Church, St. 11.41). Osteen it. Lute Missionary Baptist Church of Cam.r,q City, Inc. St. Paul Baptist Clsurcts, SI) Pine Ave. 5f, Baptist Church. Canaan Hits. Springfield Missionary Ilphif. 57* & Cedar ' St. John', Missionary Baptist Church, 520 Cypress ' Temple Baptist Chur ch, Palm S pr ng i s Rd.. Altamonte S pr ing s Wifliam Chapel Missionary 1apR51 Church, Mark £ William St., Attamoate S prings Zion Hope Baptist Church, 7)2 Orange Ave. , . CATHOLIC Church of the NatIyity, Lake Mary All S1s Catholic Church, 711 Oak Ave., Sanford St. Ms's Cetisslic Church, Dogwood Trail, DeBary St. Augustine Catholic Church, Sunset Or., near Button Rd., ' Grace Bible Church, Sanford Wonsoas CluB, III S. Oak Avg., Sanford V Jordan Mlsshodery 1504111 Chse'ch, 14*1 FirSt St. Ner*s$de Baptist Church. Chuluota Missionary Baptist Church. NOrth Ed. Interprisi Micadoela Mission Ia$Ia* Church, Gob NON II Oslool Miming Glory $ptist Church. GOSWI Hwy. MI. Mariak Primitive $a$Isl, Ill) Locust Avg., Sanford Mt. Oilyg Mislelsry SOPI st Church, $dnlahdlSpriIIgs Rd., CHURCH OF GOD Ravenna Park Baptist Church, U ,W. 20th St. People's Baptist Chapel. 1301 W. First Street, Sa nford Plnecrest Baptist Church, III W. Airport Blvd. Prairie Lake Baptist, Ridge Rd., Porn Park Propress Missionary Baptist Church, Midway BAPTIST * Antioch Baptist Church, Oviedo , Counseling Offered SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY OF GOD First Assembly of God. 27* £ Elm fly DAVID E, ANDERSON Committee is currently working on UPI Religion Writer an updated version for publication Recom mendations of a task force sometime in the mid-1980s. of the National Council of Churches In its current work, the RSV that it take the lead in making large committee is attempting to change portions of the Bible available In some "inasculinebiased" language "non-sexist" language still have a about people some uses of "man" long way to go before any such Bible or "mankind" for 'humanity" or may be available to the general "people," for example where the Public. bias crept in through later tran- Mrs. Mildred S. Bishop, secretary of the First United 'Methodist Church of Sanford will be honored this Sunday, having completed 25 years of service as church secretary, receptionist, and financial secretary. She began work on July 10, 1955, and the congregation will honor her in the 11 a.m, worship service. Following the services, the Wesleyan Bible Study Group, of which. she is a member, will host a reception for members and friends in Fellowship Hall. Committee members in charge of honoring Mrs. Bishop are W.W. Tyre. chairman, Ashby Jones, Hal Head, Jean Leonard, Nancy Terwilleger, Rubye King, and the pastors, Leo King and Brette Sanford. The Allen Chapel AAIF Church, 1203 Olive Ave., Sanford, will observe its annual Men's Day at 11 a.m. June 29, the guest speaker will be Clem Boyer, an educator in Seminole County. At 3 p.m., the Allen Chapel Family will present a "Self Service Program." Oliver W. Harold is chairman and Rev. John H. Woodard, pastor. WI LSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice Wilso and Staff n . V ~ . PLANTE, INC INC. O Oviedo, Florida * - 'Non-Sexist' Bible Is Studied * GREGORY LUMBER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 500MapIeAve. Sanford DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employees * in. Singing and Sharing 10:40 a.m. Worship Service 11108 in. Youth Meeting 4:30 p.m. Tuesd ay Bible Study ' . and Prayer 10:00am. Tuesday and Wednesda y 7:30pm. Sharing Groups Nursery Provided for all Services 1 CONGREGATIONAL Wed. Prayer Meeting £11111 Study . _____ CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401 S. Park Ave 133.4104 Nov. Prod Neal Pastor Rev.ldmondL Webor Asse.Pastor Sunday Scheel Pastor Fetl.wsftip . ' . Congregational Morning worship ' i, 7:00p.m. Sund.ySch..l Nov. Earl H.Lassoe SundayScts004 . . * 6:04p in. °" . . Renew your own faith this week. Worship n the church or synagogue of your choice. 11:11a.m. EvangolisticSrv. Family Enrldintaest V One day we will know the answers to niany questions that have long troubled us Until then we can only trust in the Lord with all our hearts and lean not unto our own understanding. Pastor 141a.m. Sunday School Morning Worship - * CHURCH OF GOD 500W. 22nd Street GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH . - - Methodist ...'\"\ * V why are some lives taken and property i':.l hQtli.5 t others are spared without a our God Church Of - The taws of nature are tlyste'rious. We an only rTlarvel at the power revealed through vlble tstorns sod try to h as best prepared for them as possible. We have the promtse of Lord to be with us. Lo. 3l11 with you aiway, even unto the end of the woOd 11:00am 7:30p.m. Wednesday libleClass like And scratch 10.00 a SINs M. 4: 00 p.m. Ladies Bible Class V Why ,to 'wist.'rs 'Ine Jestroed, while, th CHURCH OF CHRIST isii Park Avenue Food BaU, Bi ble Study Morning Worship Evening Service CdCfl' e'idr!rlçj out of th.' nurlhetst freight train. n a matter of minutes, it hl hdnged the lives of hundreds of people and left a path of death and detrution that few would ever forget. . Church Of Christ Pastor 1:45a.m. V 7: 30 p.m. * (Southern) Evangelist Service Mid week Service (Wed.) Sunday Evening ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH SN. 430£ Red lug Nd Oviedo (Slavia) Rev. John J. Kucharik Pastor Sunday School VAS am. Worship Ser vices 1:30 111:00am. We maintain a Christian School Kindergarten through Eighth Grade Longwood .Mu$Ingst&3rlWed.) LONG WOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. Church Ave. £ Grant It. 0000IHEPHEND LUTHERAN CHURCH 211? Orlando Dr. 17.13 (Lutheran Church in America) Nov. Ralph I. .Luman Pastor Worship 10:00a.m. Nursery Provided CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY c'eSwoefw.terAcoo,my Bit Lake Brantley DrIve Sunday Idieo4 Wed Testimony l;OOpm oo p m 7.00 p in Pentecostal 11p.m. Tell. 7 05.1424 Youth Hour Nov. Elmer A. Nevichet Pastor Sunday School 1:11a m. Norship Service 10.300 in indergarten and Nursery * 730 p except Wed. a Sat. LAKE MARY LakeviBAPTIST MISSION 130 ew, Lake Mary Rev. Jim Hught"S Po ster ,:Oa Sunday School Worship Ser vice 11:00a.m. Evening Worship 7:30p.m. Wed. Prayer Sorv. 7:30 p in. Nursery Provided V 11:00a m 11:00 io in Reading beet daily FIRST CHURCH OFTHENAZARENE flit Sa nford Ave.' John J . Hinton Pastor Sunday School 1:45a.m. Morning Worship 10-510 in Lutheran .. ,. V , FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, OILTOPOA Ulkcam Boulevard and Venut Street . io 00 a in. Pastor ... * Christian Science 10 000 in . * V JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1011 Wost First Street S (Stanton Pastor Sunday School 11:01a.m. Morning Service 11:00 am. Evening Service 7:)0p.m. Wednesday Service 71300.m. Old Truths for a New Day LAKE MARY CHURCH 041110 NAZARENE 171 E Crystal Laso Ave. Lake Mary Nov B. I. L. Wagner, Pastor Sunday Worship 10 00am. Worship Service II 00 am, Eve Worship 7OOp in. Midweek Serv, (Wed.) 1:30 p in. g ation al Conre Con re SANFORD CHRISTIAN CH URCH Ill Airport Blvd. p7 323."" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IIIPark Avenue, Sanford Dr. Jay T. Catenate Pastor Sunday School 1:41a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Church Traini ng 0:00 Evening Worship 1:00p.m. Wed Pr$yer Service )Op m y V LAKE MONROE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Springs Wilson School. Orange Blvd. Phone U1.Ifll R ov.Gr.goryO.,r Br sw AlOre.n vicar Paste Sunday Eucharist Sunday School 0£ 10a.m. 0:41 am. Sunday Sdi,.l Morning Worship I a. 10:41 A. mm. Evening Service ?:cc P.M. Mid-Week Service 1:30p.m. 100pm. June 2, 1980-SB 111111111 Of 25 Years To Be Honored Nazarene EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THENIWCOVINANT Ill Tuskawill. Rood , 11-000 m, Evening Worship Wedne sday Evening Prayer Ser vice First Methodist Secretary Passer V Freddie Smith 7 00p Rector 000 a in. 10:00a.m. 11:00a. m. 10: 00a in. OF CENTRALIAPTISTCHURCH l3Il Oak Ave .Sanford 3)7 2014 Sunday School The Rev. Leroy D. Sister S Holy Communion Holy Communion Church School Holy Communion V f_in V NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City Rev. M. H. Burke Jr. Poster vnday School l:JOa in Morning Worship It: 00a.m. Evening.Worslsip . 0:00 p.m. Tues. Evening Prayer Serv. 7:30p.m. Yves. Official Board Moo*t. 1:00p.m. . . * , I By National Council Of Churches 1~ Episcopal Inlet. Pastor Rev, Grady Snowdon Sunday School 45 OMI Worship Service 11:00a.m. Evening Service 7 )0p in. Wed Prayer Serv, 7 N p in. Rev. James W. Hammock Sunday School iy. Wed. 372.7137 Sunday, . - Prayer Secv. £ Bible Study ( Wed. ) ' 1:00p.m. Youth Fellowship 7:00p.m. Dinner following Service every 4th PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH 111W Airport Blvd . Sanford Church Training Evening Worship Wed Prattle, Sorv. Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. p.m. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF GENEVA Geneva. Fla. OUR . V Baptist Morning Worship . .. • . Assoc. Pastor 5ev,. VVVV V V Pastor Morning Worship 0:35111 am. 0:35&11a.m. Church Schoof Services with claslet to' all ages Feflow*hip Coffee bet'.'ton service, UMYF 530pm. Evening Worship 1:00p.m Wed. Bible Study £ 7:30 Prayer First Wednesday Fellowship Supper 1:31p.m.' .. V V V Caiselberry .1 V ttb._1;;Ili__•__VV FIRST ASSEMBLY OF 000 Car 211111 & Elm . COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 11-91 at Piney Ridge Rd. V V S CONTEST . ': church's 48th anniversary. Tammie Williams, seated, was crownd queen. From left, Pazaria S. Golden, sponsor; Kev in Henderson, runner-up; f'T- '. * ' Jesus out of situation like lily friend's. Peter thought he was destined to catch fish all his lifebOtuj made hull become a greatpostle througi. Christ. God is still working with people under every different kind of circulustance to bring theuii into the fullness of the Kinigdomii as a "chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation and as God's own people" ______________________________________________________________________ The youth of Free Will Holiness Church of Sanford honored winners of the Free Will Holiness King and Queen Contest recently on th e occasion of the WINNERS to liii' tetttkrness and caring I showed fun. lie suddenly found that he had the capacity for caring arid it felt g( od. He no longer wanted to lit a role that was painful and without reward. I'etei, thai great hulk of a mtian, followed r. - Leonard Wilson, king; Min nie Williams, runne up; and Avery Smith, sponsor. THOUGHTS V _________________________________________________________________ . The companions we have -at a meal and the feelings we have toward them Ire more than the food Itself, "Batter is a dinner of herbs where love is, than a stalled ox and hatred therewith," py 15:17 ' We say "smoother than oil" but at least in one place in the Bible the expression "smoother than butter" is used. '7k words of his mouth were smoother than butter, but war was in his heart; his words were softer than oil, yet were they drawn swerds," -p5., 55:21 I �-. --j.- . - .-- - -'. ,- . - - I - - - -.- - I— .--. . --- - = -- - . - -- - --, - - - --- - .- - -- -- - - . -•J • . I - - - -. I - I ---•* -- -- -. - ----- - - . - . mrm -- -.- I . - I * III, - ~( ! EvenIngHerad, Sanford, FL Sunday, Junb2, 950 6 - BLONDIE L. by 'nIc WELL, BY EANS [Ai_ M TAKE HER AI'I ) 14 Battle 15 Past 16 Whirlpool 18 Conference ' site. 1945 20 Seed by Mort Walker in ing 1) SIR? / CAREER GOO'D... Andrews TELL IM TO ( ) Singer Martin 3$ Dreadful ____ 40 Mild expletive \avp _ c 1. ________ ________ _________ _______ _ _ 42 By way of 43 Dropsy 45 Dressed in 47 Compass __________ & - + - -- - - - 4 Injured 5 Cry of surprise 6 Sorrows fabric 8 Insecticide SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23.. YOUR BIRTHDAY Jwte29, 1980 Being put to the test arouses your best instincts this Dec. 21) Take those blinders off when shopping today, or you could end up buying coming year. Each time your unnecessary mettle is tested, you will grow In stature. material o Burning 50 Christian 38 Once more 58 Beams 39 Printer's 60 Compass 9 Air majesurIs items CANrVR i.lnne 2IJtilv 22) 6:30 C88 NEWS I'APUirAPJ — 6 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom B tLq .1WT #JILL 26 FOWIT.. MA)( IT 85. UTRALT2 - T 54o ,i UIR&D AsCkrr 1 mo M'( IIII c5 I III S28 3 I I ARCI{)E _ II III II 1jIII ON BOB B EN _ by Bob Montana ' - III III ng I. Room BEN JI.. JI, your day. 730 BFLORIDA'S WATCHING a(To) WORLD OF THE SEA - Danger Is My Business" Colonel John Craig talks about the past, ie and future possibilities of Pót del' ving into the ocean's depths . 8:00 much you ' + 39FLORIDA OUTDOORS UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUESCOUSTEAtJ '12) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs San Diego Padres Y TV, PC"J ________________ FRUA !T ) AQDQG (p iDU..,)¶1E 4*)\,,_,jt(__ I CAkJ THAT JY . ('&JA1CFDML)H GEMINI iMay 21-June 20) Bite vour tonvue and avoid i'lell,lixer you nor your mate minor confrontations with should make any large e those who are difficult to get penditures without first along with. If you come on tOO talking things over. If you're x ? _ PR ISCI LLA'S POP CKAY TO ME! _ ME, ' STUART'! _ :::$ c EVERYTHING) SURE.' a __________________________________ R BOARDING HOUSE with Major HOODle *$T LETS uPPo6e 'T,4P1' P. BOP'RPER E RE TO A?PEPkR WHO 6P-,VE < PONT CALL r— I r _____ C:?-)'_ I ) " b, - + 1'.1 or . _ eV%NCE or JOULPN'T IT BE lNTERETINd TO.41E. WHO HE YPTH? - 0'1 MMF_S FRIEND-4 of '-i-4 OF .OUR6E rr'CcuLp BE - /_ UUPáME FI IN To ROOMEPS IF T'i LOOK YOUR — 2:9Aug. 22) . ,-- .' __________ WORS7 CAS OF Hiccups i '-JE EVER HAD u1''( — 11111111 " 1111144 (Sept, 23-Oct. ,/' — I 0 in to a~ one am - by Bob Thaves - ia calculated risk or a slighi 23 ) — gamble today In order tj / NOT KNOW' • iNai,y ANNIE i®i ___ a . ___ ii _____________ r + + I i + -. -- ' 1111 ZOONIES f ) I'j Il , . ' U'LL I .' ~ - I4AVE \ lb'SPEAKUp,,. XVB &ar WATER \ / .,.; -'v' ' -. - . - ,' ' a - d - . - 12:00 ISSUES AND ANSWERS J) ANOTHER VOICE 12:30 MEET THE BLAGKAWARENESS rnUDIRECT',ONs 100 REPORT "The Econcomy, How Bad Con It , ,W vice president, Dean Witter R.ynclds,Inc,(R) (17)UOVlE "SlsepMyLows" (194$ Claudette COIbarI. Don A love with another man alter he ev her ts CasdberryRotary.7:30a.m..Woman'aClub.0 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Eatery, 7:30 am., Town House. Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford ()ptlnilst, noon, Holiday Inn Recovery. Inc 32t30 p.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. - -, . ToNANNOUNCED f'o' "Dh Boys" (81W) (1930) Ouster Overeaters Anonymous, 710 p.m., Community TI Keaton, Salty Ellen. When s gNI shows a preleronce for men with status, a young to enlist In the Army to +flM( fs.PICL (1 1t2 a iruni ror (5)0 his old Archon 9:00 "When Every Day Was The Fourth Of July" (1978) Dean Jones. Katy Kurtzman A lawyet wing in a conservative East coast area during the 1930s is convinceø by his young daughter to defend a handicapped person -_. CLOSED MONDAY !) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS ... Si 0. ÜUU our. OR ErJJOY - s,.i i'r 7 i.,' 4U I 7 4mIr I4 U I U U 4. ..9" 2'5% '(?LORE _______ TWIIIUJ _____________ 3 PLAZA JU '.J :3 I CUll ,j ' SEATS A U U 5,4 rs WV I LU U • 1fl$'I}EUNS1!4()T pfAl MD ' B - 7,7 I ______________________ you've seen before, probably more than once. Summer TV is, in a word, dull. Unless you have Home Box Office. -- H. JI1'}I }IBO! IT HBO people get first runs, not re-runs. Even in the summer, when regular cornmerc i al television is crowded with sh pws - Alice intervenes when Vera's boyfriend attempts class "U" that uses a nude male model (A) (DO JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL 'Julie And Sammy" Julie and guest, Sammy Davis Jr. deliver a oflCe-inalltatlme special of music and fun from Broadway's great "' IGNORE IT. TOSS ri x1 (5)OALICE 990 :i r' • 11 ' l. cjj 2 TO 6RD'E IS - .IJMC ppR%S MUPPET Rx"1111, 11 a - is.; w as KINMIT MISS " PI00' ° - — ' 80%%t (, PLAZA 4 -- AMITYVILLE HORROR It •r ' ' Co ,,i.,ionChof9'• I'm 0td'° •$7 sOon • - m - ' o s $8.00.' tlt a'I ¶Y an With this tp.óo% 4% llOS I0& 141' .q'4 pluS AsILty. j so ________________ f "5 WOflt •, .4 MAD MAX -IS:* SEVEN - '0 1•-yufl$ Sasic UNDAY ft'mly chocg',1, nOW W '°'t'm 4rfl9 rvtcS- umf' illhBO. b.at"t iso' ndoO5 want blevision Co now I want to 41 11100,16 M to my bostC ,so bletvision SO I Conlon too th.mon 1 se3:O,H8O CO iB'° d Co 11111 Ill 00 m m {MOVI[LANiJ)ra._ ____________ ItO ONLY Alfred Lunt, tttslv long careers on the stag's of [gland and Amertca endmartyolthewdoeee*frtends. JR) 4.11.111.11 ) 2 GONE DAY AT A TIME Brad puts pressure on Barbara to consummale their relationship forcing her into One of the most important decisions of her life (A) 1])(35)JERRYFALWELL about her life with husband 1 actor ' BREAKFAST 9 HOT LUNCHES 9 SUBS OPEN DAILY Sam.TILSp+m. c,11 , 4 8:30 B1Ni _____ - Sanford da profusion of the worlds largest inland delta in the Republic of Botswana Africa, an effort is being made to reconcile the conflicting needs of man and wildlife (A) 12) (17) MOVIE - ' The Princess And The Pirate" 119451 Bob Hope. Virginia Mayo Buccaneers capture an entertainer ends princess and hold them hostage on the Spanish Main (10) THE LUNT$ A LIFE IN THE THEATER Lynn Fontanne ...PII_.L UiUlU LVWUIOWSI Church. Lasaeioetry. I Ut S. USSWWi&. , Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. AlAuon,1 p.m., Hallway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford; 2545 S. French Ave. WHAT T ODOWITH YOUR TV DURING MMER RE-RUNS. " - 200 - 1~ __________________________________________________________________________________ 8:00 0(4') CHIPS A bogus ALL 1:30 (5)DANCE FEVER m F TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 0) WALL sTRUT WEEK - RESTAURANT - (41 DONAHUE (17) UNTOUCHABLES(FRI) "Trade Winds" Binneti. A policeman falls In love with the beautiful mwdir suspect he Is assigned to follow. (2 Hrs.) (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (114 I . Under New Management 6 9:00 7:30 (8/W) 1193111) ,Fredric March, Joan - (TUE-FRI) ' WI --- -' 1' U•W STATES OLYMPIC TRIALS The 1978 Olympic basketball teaM takes on the 1980 team (live from the Greensboro, NC Coliseum). (I)THIRTY MINUTES 5) . NOW OPEN 1 o GOOD MORNING AMERICA ll:(35)MOVIE (10) REBOP (R) it (17) LUCY SHOW 5:00 0 (4 ) MOVIE 5)0 SPECTRUM Diet Workshop, 10 am, aM 7:30 p.m.,- Jefferson Ward, Interstate Mall, sionte SpIlngIv Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. ' 11:30 ' TIURSDAY, JULY 3 ' AFTERNOON Elm, J4 DOCTORS 8:30 it(35)DA,OFoiScOvFRv 4 (10) ' Z - and .va !AGL IPIC NATION RACERS W(§5) MOVIE "Bloodme Has Servant Trouble" (81WH1940) Pen ny Singleton, Arthur Lake Blondie and Dagwood find that the mansion they're staying in is haunted (1112 (irs) Forest City. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m,, Sanford Woma n's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anolymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power Sanford Airport. by Craig Leoa.tt - - / I. Free blood pressure clInic, 2-4 p.m., 7th THE 0(41 TODAY VG MARCUS WELBY. M.D fl: 35) CANDID CAMERA 410 ) THE GOOD NEIGHBORS Going To Pot? 'It (17) PORTER WAGONER U (10) OKAVANGO in the rich ' hOQUEPASA.USA7 Cousin Mitagros thinks Adele is the maid when the arrives from Venezuela A....,. 4 NEWS I MASH II 91 LOVE LUCY 24 ( 10) LOOK AT ME (NON) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (TUE- FRI) K~~ 24 i g VIIIAALEGAE(R) (''IAZtL MORNING 12 5:30 0 ________________________________________ _____________________________________________ CAPTAIN KANGAROO I!! Q (3 ) NEW ZOO REVUE 8:25 0'4) TODAY IN FLORIDA an overbear- : 2:00 4 - FRIENDS (FRI) THE ODD COUPLE J . R itIDAEAUOFJEANNIE 10) MISTER ROGERS(R) '17 17 MY THREE SONS ' WORLD DOFIO~ari S Kid A con artist attempts In 'rye iii', wit., 4n0 vØ GALACTICA 1980 A (ial5clcan shullleci,itt filled lhi children is lorced to t;r' to Earth when us attacked by Cylons Wait 1)(Ai (II) (35) COUNTRY ROADS 34 (10) FLORiDA HOME GROWN El + 5:00 ( THU) 8:00 0 a A CAROL BURNETT AND STUDIO CONCERT (NON) SAILING (TUE) .4 +24 tO COOKIN'CAJUN (WED) 34 OLD HOUSEWORKS 7:30 B (4 DISNEY 'S WONDERFUL -119 uncle JParl 2)ICCIjR) $'0 60 MINUTES - 24 10 It (35) TENNESSEE ;UXEDO 1 11)~01 7:00 ( 1:30 7:25 Carted (U/WI 430 4 Six MILLION DOLLAR MAN MON-THU) MARY TYLER M OORE S 70 MEAV GRIFFIN 11 (17)QIILIQAN'SISLAPdD + MATE) - - '7 17 THE FLINTSTONES 12 (17) MOVIE (TINE APPROXI- 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA LATE MOVIE Diary t- QALLINTHE FAMILY 5) BUGS BUNNY AND 11 FRIENDS 2410) SESAME STREET (R) 1:15 5)PORKYPIGANDFRIENDS 24 j 10 SESAME STREET (A) 17 17 FUNTIME - 0 ' n l 0 !III.98 BEAUTY SHOW 1twLs George ' - U MOVIE 11:00 — 5 - 0 MORNING NEWS GOOD MORNING AMERICA Of A Young Comic ' (1978) Richard uincati TODAY mninual pageant 04' NBC between the Catholic and Greek OrthodoxChurche$Ispresented FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH O) AS WE SEE IT "Morgan Park High School, Chicago. Illinois"(A) (11) (17) MOVIE "Flower Drum Song" (196 1) Nancy )(*an, James Shlgeta Based on the stage play by Rodgers and Hammerstein A Chi., nesegirttravelstoSanFranciscoto marry a men whose family picked her for his bride 'i"v JONNY QUEST 7:00 12:00 '"''-"----";-. ' 014' TODAY 7' GOOD MORNING AMERICA flight clergyman using c"u'c'r .i ii coun• terfeit operation floods Los Angeles withtakemoney (A) ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE Barneyallsolfhisfavoritebarstool and Onto a possible lawsuit against pals and Murray (A) 7)0 FROM THIS MOMENT ON Steve Laioorence'and Flidie Gorme pay musical tribute to the great songs of Cole Porter Guests Natalia Makarova the Cambridge University GIeo Club, the Swingle Singers II I..-.i--.. (1) %? THE LAW AND YOU Blood - _lu—_ - — ,. - and Light Sanford. -- Sanlomureaivasi itotary UuD, 1 a.m., buck's ' : - "Marked Woman" B/w (1937) Bette Davis, Hum. phrey Bogart. A gangster's moll is persuaded by the district attorney to testify against a powerful underworld kIngpin (2 Hrs) O FOR OUR TIMES A report on the theological commission curi-S,... •. •" 6:55 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 'rd Lange Maria Gibbs and Jim Jrown are the ludges n the t3th 6:30 child fron the lr.isl 0 A ROAD TO THE WHITE 510 0 7 0 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (MON-THU) MY THREE SONS (MON. WED-FRI) 5'OPAllMATAZZ(TUE) - 1:00 4 1 DAYSOFOURLIVES ALL MY CHILDREN Ir( 5)DtNAHI& FRIENDS 10 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (A) (MOM) 74 10) PHOTOGRAPHY: HERE'S HOW RUE) 24 1 FRENCH CHEF (WED) 34 10 ANTIQUES (THU) 14 i 1 0 BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL (FRI) 17 (17) MOVIE (MON-THU) 1 17 MOVIE(CONT- D)(FRI) HOUSE 4) UNITED STATES OLYibIPIC TRIALS highlights of the track and fy'10 finals Itrom Eugene, Ore MISS BLACK AMERICA PAGFANT Julius 'Dc J Erving KeniniciJY Lou Gossett Jr 4:00 0 SOTHE YOUNG AND THE 6:54 11:30 34 (1 )SAILING. SAILING (FRI) - RESTLESS 6:45 It ( 1 7) OPEN UP A NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN (MONt 0 - 24(1O)AM. WEATHER i4i 04 10 STRINGER; PORTRAIT OF 24 (J 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA SiQED ALLEN 17(17)NEwS (FRI) ,ill 24 6:30 + 5) SPACE GHOST I D(NO BOY (WED) II 35J FANTASTIC FOUR (THU) coal Cane 10:30 ,niL 17 (1 7)THE ATHLETES (NON) Luther King 0 (TUE. 6:15 - 35 3:30 SHAZZAM (M,ON) BIRDMAN / GALAXY TRIO (TUE _( AT ME(TUE) 10LOOK 0 (I ) HERE'S TO YOUR HEA LTH(WED) 34 (10) THE VICTORY GARDEN (THU 24 ( 0) BEN WAXTENBERG'S 6:10 4, SHARKS 12:30 4' NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 1) 0 RYAN'S HOPE 24 1O CAMERA THREE (NON) 1 7 LISTEN (NON) i2 17 WORLD AT LARGE (THU) 0 12)(17)FuNTlME - - )2 ' 12:00 0D4Clc CAVEIT 17 FREEMAN REPORTS ) HEALTH FIELD A Dream Fulfilled Big Neck Mc Morris runs into unexpected opposition from his girlfrieid when he organizes a tribute to Martin 6:00 B i '$ NEWS ii (15)BIONIC WOMAN 24( 1 ) HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH Pain Mae,,p'mi'nt - THE BROTHERS B 4 WILBURN B4' COUNTRY CARNIVAL (FRI)) 5) 0 71 0 SUNRISE 11:00 5 0 (1) 0 NEWS 24 (1 0) THE RIGHTEOUS APPLES - i,' 17 24 35 01 EVENING 0(4) MOVIE Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discusSion, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Longwood-Lake Mary Uons, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adellnes, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, , I . KIDSWORLD F.15 PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS &4 0) STUDIO SEE "Bubble Gum" (A) ---- 111111 -' (1) Regular meeti ng of Private Industry Council, 4 f) m, Seminole Community College Building J. Room 006. - o\ - 10:00 + -- ~. 112)(17GILUQAN'SISLAND Sanford Sertoma,' 7 a.m., Sambo's. L on gwood Rotary Club, 7::S0 a.m., Quality Inn. Al- Anon, noon, Men ta l Heal th Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Toastmasters, 7:15a.m., Rich Plan offices, Third Street and Magnolia., Guests welcome. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., community - I . AND FRIENDS (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) Bank drawing, 4-7 p.m., Community Center, S. Shell Road, DeBary. DOnors 17-65; over 65 must have doctor's certificate. - ~ - h GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE WOODY WOODPECKER 5) TUESDAY, JULY 1 1 by 1. K. Ryan 9:30 Sanford. - 1 1`~ 5)THEFUNTSTONES gc11NISTERROGERS(R) THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Altatnonte Springs Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7p.m., Floridaederal,SR436and 1t1taI.5 LOCK! .' SUNDAY MORNING KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO '•'', + ' -' . Q('4J OUTLOOK , (WED) LARGE ,4 (10) MAGIC METHOD OF Oil. U NEWS (THU PTL CLUB TWO RONNIES i4 17 17 RUFF HOUSE . 0 B4' CARD 12 (17) WORLD AT FRI) 1 IfS 4ATIflIIAI GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL(THU) PAINTING (RI) (MOM) B ii PO TER WAGONER(TUE) fi 1 4' NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 10:30 4 MOVIE Santa l Stampede (B W) 11938) John Wayne, Ray Corrigan The Thre*' Mesquiteors try to clear a cowboy accused of murdering a gold pros. pector I Pr I 35) GRIZZLY ADAMS 24 10 FIRING LINE Should We Be Ruled By PIip,cil,, Guests James Da vidson (rn,'cf von ln Haag in) Gi4 NBCNEWS TIlE BAXTERS Th,. w To Strike LY) 0 ABC NEWS 9:00 - by Leonard Stai 4 - . Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 8 p.m., Pacesetter Clubhouse,- Wymore Road, Altamonte Spr ings. 101'S Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Bapt ist Ch urch, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. ,tI-Anon. 8 o.rn.jecreation hall behind StromberiuCarbon, Lakey. F TUMBLEWEEDS 8:30 SUNDAY MASS ORAL ROBERT (35) JOSIE AND E PUSSY. CA TS (5) .w.u. .,uIIw.i -- t . Weight Watchers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal S&L, . UNLESS THAT'S ACTL)ALLT' CHEE5€ IS A THE WAY * THEY IftGHLY COLICENT EP MAKE THE OOD-AND ARy HOLES II'l TR)IEIS OH ITS STOMACH! SWISS G0O( THIHKIMG ' UM.YES... CHEESE! MAY,' WISH ME 2,, ? A Monday Toastmasters Club, 1:15 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. - I . _Z Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p,m., First United MethodIst Cliurch. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford, It may be necessary to play a achieve your goal. little politics today in order to daring, but keep both feet o fulfill your ambitions. You'll the ground. know how to do it without GEMINI (May 21-June 201 being phony. Even though ugh you may b SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) materially motivated today; — Your financial aspects are you should be able to get what promising today, but you'll you want without being for have to use your imagination eful or selfish. Care and to carry things off to the best share. — ' FRANK AND ERNEST 8:00 VOICE OF VICTORY REX HUMBARD (D SHOW MY PEOPLE CASPER 9 04(10SESAMESTREET(R) 112) 17 THE THREE STOOGES SR 434. Altamonte Springs. + PICTURE OF HEALTH DR. E.J. DANIELS 112) 17 IT IS WRITTEN 9 - ill - - - 6:00 - 0 - AFTERNOON B '4) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY 3:00 CflOOENERALHOSPITAL it (35) LEAVE IT-TO BEA VER 10) INTERNATIONAL KITCHEN (MOM) j4 (10) SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS 5:55 DAILY DEVOTIONAL CD ' -il - B 4' WHEEL OF FORTUNE (l V I, PEOPLE 11:55 12)(17)W0RLDATLARGE(wED) R 0 TRAPPER JOHN, MD i$J Trapper and Gonro battle the cynical attitudes of a critically ill girl and hospitalized street-gang member RI T 0 WILLOW B WOMEN IN PRISON A beautiful young socialite Confrontshumiliation. loneliness and sexual harassment when she is sent to prison 14 (10) WODEHOUSE PLAY. HOUSE "Feet Of Clay" Agnes Rack and Sidney McMurdo love each other and gaff. until Jack Fosdyke enters the scene - 12 (17) UP CLOSE Dr Gene (in,i*ssman talks with Vernon Jordan P!esdpnt of the National tPr ban League 5:00 7:30 O(41) CHURCH POWER (+5) . FAITH FOR TODAY INGCIRCUS . a little out of hand today, but trading or putting corn- everything will work out fine plicated deals together. It's in the long run. easy since you're not just ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) looking out for No. 1. — Friends will be very Sen. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.— sitive to your needs today' Business and pleAsure mix They'll do what they can to well today, so if you ha ve a remove roadblocks from your client you're working with, do path. so In a congenial atmosphere. . Turn t he sale into a fun TAURUS (April 20-May 10) happening, It may be necessary to take REPTfr,B1_E AND KEEP uPTTjp,i, WWI I TREURE. "U (July by Stoffel & Heimdahl .. - You're adroit today at horse If you keep your cool - BUGS BUNNY S)SECONDCI'rYTV 10 MON'Y PYTHON'S FLY- N. Myrtle Avenue. I I Young- at- Heart" dance, 8 p.m., DeBary munity Center, Shell Road, DeBary; 7:30 p.m., In- '-, I 1.2 UKE TO GO THRC*JGH IT ONCE.' WILL YOU HELP 7:15 (5)OCHRISTOPHERCLOSEUP (T,_( MONDAY, JUNE30 University of Central Florida representative will be at Seminole Community College, 9 a.m. to noon to assist prospective transfer students. A minimum opening bid diamonds. ._,_,I 01 notrumD pattern. What do you do if he bids Astro-Graph. Mall $1 for each WCU. rengmen your bonds Similarly, when you open four diamonds' You jump to to Astro-Graph, Box 489, today with this valuable one diamond and partner five hearts. This shows two Radio City Station, N.Y. contact. responds two clubs you should quick club losers wi th a solid 10019. Be sure to 1 specify birth now rebid two spades with a hand ou tside. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) date. minimumsuchas5-AOjO8 (NEWSPAPER ENTtRPRZSEA&SN.) _______________________________________ — Events could appear to get ________________________________ 3UI?IV. ' 12) Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards. Music by Ko pe l. Seminole AA, 3 p.m., open, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sanford Big Book AA, 7 p.m., Florida Power & Light, - 1FTT.4!U 87)JAMESROBISON VIEWPOINTONNUTRIIION --- - ____:--_ MARTY ROSBINS SEMEN GAME' SuNDAY - + LIVING WORD Amateur Radio Operators field Day, Sanford Airlxjrl, 2 p.m. dirough 2 p.m. Sunday. Open to public. Sanford Gymnastics Association show, 7 p.111., . )it Ariny, 700 W. 24th St., Sanford. ' - ' Sanford AAWomen'.Group, 2p,m., 101 W. First St. casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry. ' . _________________ , + SATURDAY, JUNE 28 was 7, 8 Os- 9 points a new suit to sho* slam Inter-. It's Important' to maiui your adjustments or compromises past two of your suit was to minimum. come out on the Me much more than a miniSuppose you have opened but do so without being You won't t to short end if you're demanding. They'll w mum. Thus the rebid to two one spade wi th: an A notrump on a sequence such H- K Q x x I)- A x C- x Q Part- help if they understand your cooperative. x. as 1 S. 2 D, 2 N.T. was at least ner responds two heariL you wants, Find out more of w ha t AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 15 high-card points. Today it just raise him to three. I(he llesaheadforyou in the year 19) Someone you know merely shows a hand such as goes to game, you pass. But if following your birthday by socially can prove helpful to 5- A Q 9 8 4 H- K 10 4 D- J 2 C- he bid four cluls, you bid four se nding for your copy of you In commercial areas as ______ 6:50 B (4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 7:00 0 (4) TWO'S COMPANY 12) (17) NEWS (MON.THU) 4(1O)oVEnEAsy 5:50 10:00 CLASSIC Fn- round coverage at this $300 000 PGA Tour tournament live tram the Colonial Country Club in Cordova Tn I 314 (10) CONCERT NIGHTS Schubert Symphony No9 Mussorgsky A Night On l3ild Mountain ' Pcspgtit The Pnes Of Home' 12) (17) BASEBALL 'Atl,,ni,i Braves vs San Dieg o Padres cirijnc 0 THE PRICE IS RIG HT (MON. THU) IT)OTHE JEFFERSONS Louise is enraged when a troubled orphan who arrives for a io~eek'S Stay picks up on some or George s tavorite phrases (RI IU) (35) JIMMY SWAGGART 330 - ---------------- III 0 9:30 4:00 S) 0 DANNY THOMAS NEMP)'IlS ' THU) 8, 4) WIMBLEDON TENNIS(FRI) j)(5) BANANA SPLITS AND 1 0 LOVE BOAT (R) k! iL) 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (NON) Langtry (Part lot 131(cc)(R) CERT Beverly Sills and the Indianapolis Symphony perform lions from 'The Barber Of Seville,' Mignon and Daughte Of The P egiment' on opening night of the orchestra's 50th anniversary season taped Oc!obr 1.1 1979 1)0 6:00 12) (17) BETWEEN THE LINES 6:30 (5)0 THIS IS TH E LIFE (1) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 2:30 ,14 lU)LLLCTRCOMPANY(Ht STYLE 510 0SUMMER SEMESTER lie disappoints two suitors, then catches the eye of wealthy Edward NASL SOCCER New York Cosmos at Vancou,er Whitecaps 12 (17) RAT PATROL 5:30 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. U 12)( 17) LadX" (17) LOVE. AMERICAN . Lillie Emilie' Fifteen-year-old Lil. at ceremony trades identities with his look-alike friend a pauper whO is afrai1i of remaining forever poor (2 Hrs - (DO AR ___________________ response _______________ MORNING "Sidit's Eternal Egypt" Walter Cronkite,- anchor. A look at the clvi bzation of ancient Et as seen through the eyes of Its modern leader President Anwa, El-Sadat present FANTASY ISLAND Tattoo and a Private eye (Toni Tennille) become involved In iii, murder case, and a millionaire uses all of his charms to romance adanc.r (A) ND sex. Coflectively, you should things for your mutual good. hand and give him a chance to might also be a minimum be able to put rewarding Point out the advantages. quit. wi thout very good hearts, but pr ojects toget her. In standard American when CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22-Jan. it could also be a good hand. the minimum for a two-level in either em will bid, CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) — Be prepared to make 4111 . , 10:00 PRIUE TIME SATURDAY 216 CBS NEWS SPECIAL - CALE three clubs to show this sort of _________ r SUNDAY' ________________________ — failed to grasp from Root. and The Music Man" 214(10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE d) BEVERLY SILLS IN CON. 1:30 0(4) _STARCHART Katie picks upagt,Jn against her wishes and takes aim at what she thinks is I)fC)wle( 4(lO)ooaY the Ali -rnqlnd Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon. 1,L(35) MOVIE The Prince And The Pauper lAW) (19371 Errol ' 0 (41) AMERICAS TOP TEN (1J)35)ROcKwoRLD 74 10 MARTY P088*18 10:30 -U) musicals, including 'My Fair 1) 0-4 ANOTHER WORLD (MOM- 10:30 F4nn Claude Pains A prince, tired woman (1 l2 Hrs) 9:30 P433 by Howie Schneider ' (i0)OOUY MANY (THU) 54 1° FIRING 'ALICE (A) (MON-WED, FRI) "Weird Woman" Evelyn Ankers A professor and his wife are victimized by highly iealous (WED) 74 (10) SOCCER MADE IN GER- 4 10 MISTERROOERS(R) 1217 MOVIE 811WIMBLEDON TENNIS Coy. (10) CONCERT NIGHTS (MOM) - (35)CANDfDCAMERA Englandl t11(35) MOViE 4 .4 10 NOVA (TUE) 1.4 10 JAZZ AT THE MAINTE- 12) (I 7) GREEN ACRES 10:00 B (4) DAVID LETTERMAN '11) C) JULY MAGAZINE (THU) (B1W)(1944) Lon Chancy Jr Gibb Betty White. (12) 1117 - Mins) _________________________ — strong, you'll make the of- not in accord, trouble could H- 7 5 4 D- A K 6 3 C- 10 7. arise. Another unusual feature of fender look great. playing two level responses When you go to the two game forces is that you can do For June 1980 level with your first response a lot of slam prospecting you intend to get to game without getting past game. unless your partner merely YOUR BIRTHDAY advantage. Don't restrict Thus, take the partnership rebids his suit, in which sequence 1 S, 2 H. 3 H. This June30, 1980ad your thinking. yuu wit" an 11- or merely shows a minimum Joint ventures hold parSAGI TTARIUS (Nov. 23r 12soint minimum. hand with good hearts. ybe ticular promise for you this Dec. 21) — It shouldn't prove you may respond two S-AKxxxH.KQIX a Jx coming year, especially those too difficult today to motivate clubs with 5- x x H- x x D x x C. x x. It says: 'Partner, with members of the opposite allies or associates regarding C- A Q J 9 8 6 4 and rebid we've found home." - the f, gets ate treatment from a gOrgeous doclor, and a jilted 11:00 0 (i') (5)0 (DO NEWS 0 10 ' - - -- MEEK 0 to (DO By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag M OR I" 0(4) BJ AND THE BEAR Bear is kidnapped by a theft ring that sells animals to laboratories for experiments (A) CS) THE BAD NEWS BEARS Buttermaker and Amanda team up challenge the perennial winners of an annual tennis tournament. 240-ROBERT While flub and Trap are underwater ma reser• vow trying to recover stolen money. an attendant mistakenly opens giantdrainyatye (A) your position. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) P, T BRIDGE !.'+I' III IRp ' IuI IR 9 LAWRENCE WEI.K PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You Avoid topics that cause today to have a tendency may make much more out of a few disharmony with friends today. It won't matter who's extra chores than what they really are. They're not tough, right If the friendship suffers over issues that can't be so get them done early, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) resolved anyway. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be on your best behavior socially today. Try not to say You might start out like a hall anythingunflattering even ff of fire today, but unless you It is true. It'll put you, not the establish definite goals you'e bad light. - likely to drift off-course and other-guy, in a accomplish little or nothing. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) philosophical about today's petty Try to see things from the happenings, or grievances will become much other fellow's point of view more im por ta nt t ha n they today, not just from your You 'll be amazed at just ho should be. This could spoil , K iqifJ nn (1) 0 LOVE BOAT Doc. sick win ]) (35) BEST OF DONNY AND MANE Paul Lynde, Andy U (JS)WILD,WILDWEST -. (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC The Old Curiosity Shop' Nell and her grandfather meet a kindly with In in attempt to Please Evelyri. Fred takes a wonder drug that promise, to make him feel Yung again (R) (.UOJAKE&WAY ATexu they. itt and his canons search for the murderer of awanhyrench local er women Invotes her cab drtvw " 19 f or the B r. IN SEARCH OF... (1) HEEHAW Graph, Box 489, Radio City your muscles, but let the other Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to guy direct the mental efforts. specify birth date. II I IM 'America's Allitudes Then And Now' Ben° Wanenherg inter , views author Tom Wolfe for you in the year following your birthday by sending for problem for yourself if you of Astro.Graph. offer unsolicited advice and it your copy no mm go - IIII PL%.11O. 6 50 BEN WA TTENBEROS AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You could cause a 900 Li 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 9:30 - @) SANFORD Bf!J!JO NEWS * i7 iaiaim - BASEBALL Host, Steve Martin Musical guest Blondie (R) C 0 MOVIE 'The terminal Man" (C) 119741 George Segal. Joan Hackett. Based on a novel by Michael Crichton A man becomes a guinea pig involving electrode imnlaniinn when h eiitf. from blackouts which rnake'Thrnviolent 2Hrs 0 MOVIE "Apchors Aweigh' . IC)(1945) Ira Two sailors eoy their leave in glamorous Hollywood 12 Hrs 35 11) (35) BLACK PERSPECTIVE lTwRESTuNG obligations. - STOCKARI) CHAHN. NO SHOW Susan Surprisingly (L)OThE 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 4(10) SESAME STREET (R) 17) FAMILY AFFAIR Atlanta Braves vs SanDegoPadres 11:30 B(4 SATURDAY NIGHT UVE 12) (11) lumps to the defense ofaused-car dealet exhibiting slightly tslnished ethics SAILING. SAILING 12) . . - 8:30 W Q NEWS 5 BIONIC WOMAN i( J 1101 assuming unwise financial $1 for each to Astro- doesn 't work out. Help I I. Sunday, June 2, 910-7B - 6:00 and Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- EVENING - point pl - SARJRDAY - Minor issues could be blown 19) Think for yourself and 27 Novelist outof proportion today if you make a ll your o 52 Social club decisions Bagnold (abbr.) are unyielding. Having today. Pour on the charm and 28 Dried up 54 Opera star someone get needlessly angry be tactful if another offers an 29 Chew 31 Biblical priest 50 Roman prelate at you is ridiculous when opinion, but politely disregard 57 "the 32 Reclined cooperation costs little. Find it. . Terrible" 33 Obstruction more of what lies ahead 7. Synthetic point - - holiday 28 Rounded lUMP 51 Tiniest bit W0t5hi EvenIng ONIGHT'S TV For Sunday, June 29, 19U 11101dM IWI lID! $ I . -- -- •• 3 Object of - . T ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL. 44 Snakes 46 Genetic to star in LVI'll 35 Actor IF~ YOU SEE ONE, E II (comp, 2 Blue-white ,,.,.. . 34 Single BUSY FOR A BRILLIANT) YQUNG OFFICER ON / -1I5WAYUPThE A0K II Pd I Patron saint of sailors 1 Aidindiagnos. 17 A drink of Zero c..i I$IAIVIFJ F A S F N F V H I H A AlA I $ J: A Y IdlY - W ROSCOPE ____ PF I . . IMIMI LIII ITIFINITI TIJL DOWN - . _____ 68 Ensign (abbr.) , figure ________________ - liquor 82 Es 63 Egyptian deity titi ifti 64 Finished LrrL NI TI U N F 65 Wages Slit NI FIT j4 I I. L sJsi 68 Secure 67 Kind of grain IQL! !JiJ C $ a IMI II TIC 21 Year(Sp) 22 Birthday 24 - Punts L lj Nautical cry BUSY, MI I Mlii AJ1JO!FI DIAtNIII 1 18. Roman 55 Animal t, 4 Morniu,g South 8 Nativeof America Copenhagen 59 Non-tax-paid 12 Comedian Skelton BEETLE BAILEY - Answer 10 Previous '.numan Jt.oxstoot ERE E MOVIES .: *, Young cos.5 . I Alt 10 CALL crrv omoom ' sLlNOu!foI! 1111111.111111111" U!.T —= w _ I' ______ �- . . . • . . .. . . S . . V - d . - . .. - t •,_ ' . - . 0 ;. .,. C - .- . ,• ._ • - - . , -.. . t .. :•- ' . . _0_.___'___ ...-, -.•- S •0 -4 - 0 . -' 0 • - . . - . . 4 . . ,. . I • . . 0 ;• - . . . . .• . , . . .. . . . . . . ''. . .: .: ' _ - , •0 • 1 • . . . . . • S ' , .. I I -•. . _: •• . . .- , : . . . . - * I C ,_ S 8B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL _____________________________________ Legal Notice ___________________________________________ Sunday,juntn;i,eo - . . ' CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLOØIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole . 322-2611 . 831-9993 __________________________ CLflSSIFIED DEPT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I .ske Mary. Florida. that said by the City of Altamonte Springs, Council will hold a public hearing Florida, that the Cornrnjslon Will on July I?. 1980. at 7 30 p M to Itime 3 ConseCutive times 7 consecutive tImes HOURS jo p M 8 00 A M to, rows enactment of Ordinance No. 536 entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLO OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. REZCINING CERTAIN WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE FLORIDA. PROVIDING FOR MARY AS HEREIN DEFINED THE GRANTING OF AN EX CLUSIVE FRANCHISE TO EAST FROM A I TO p 3 AND SATUR-DAY 9 Noon . _________________________ 3 Line. Minimum - DEADLINES I • Noon The DQ Before PubIjCQtjQfl INC FOR THE COLLECTION OF AND EFFECTIVE DATE SundQ - Noon FIidQy COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE _____________________________________________________ changing the Zoning on the AND IMPOSING CERTAIN $ ________________________________________________________ following described prop _______________________ _________________________ situate in the City of Lake Mary. co}4 Dli IONS P EL AT I HG •--------- --. Florida, to p 3. Multiple amiIy T HER E TO, PROVIDING - _____________________________ 9Goj Things to Eat 3-Cemeteries CONFLICTS _______________________________ The West 57280 feet of the East SEPARABILITY. 3630 feet 01 fhe North 700 99 feet of AND EFFECTIVE DATE . ZELLWOOD CORN Section 1. Township 70 Sooth, Said Ordinance will be placed on $3 SO flu / (.hoice (0t5 IS niceSt "Pi'lOfl Range 30 East. Seminole County, first reading on July I. 1990, and How at the Farmers Market. V.SluI'(j .,? 5700 sacrf.cr. 570( 1lorida Ie55 the North 75 feet the City Comf-nis,on will consider 1150 Frpnch Av and also ' .s is (all 66? i?4 .'*Y BE LONELY Writ,' (,, A Mitt' - Dati;icj 5.'rv.ci' All .,gq', P 0 flow ill' C i''r w4ter. fl • Ihe West 57? 80 feet of Ihe east dinance Thit hearing may be 951 feet of Inc North 70099 feel continued from lime to lime until thprenf andalsoleslthe North 125 final action is st Irimister abortion taken by the C ly - Earn (rC? bi' - - i 1 , I I!.'. k I N Pt P • '. In My Home Cre',t Cony Center 950 Mellonyille Al 0 Ic cliff i 5 ,i i .ini' tirOCti,i Is & (real, (Ilsnli't.l 5 1 ri'i' (lennii) 12' 15)0 Salesperson 9-Good ThIngs to Eat Legal Notice - '- -- JAISE! F CA TO i' mid uz s (A TO and BL A/ER F I NANCIAI I 5. cxi mole 1 uu,sI v $ I Seminole County. Florida and the Road right oIway. Dec Ia ration North 383 fe.Aof the'Easl 50$ feet - - . . 'j ..: .' - Arthgi ft. .6 2 r ____________ 'I Deckwith, Jr. - As Clerk of the Court By; June t. Curtis , Deputy Clark ISEAL) - - Jkse 33.241* -. " ' . Old lii hi ?i,,,nr-5l 'or in i's , I Iert,prii,I..nI .iiduSiry - '5'c,t be ------- (tEAM SAW - --- r ___•- - - - .----- 101 F 15 th I Er r lCl ENCY Il/S I RDRM 52/5 Female adults preferred This does include ul:Iities No . - . LJ15II I .. ,.' - - I I 886 6811 - _____________ -- - - - I CASSELBERRYnIY I !_ .- __.__.,.,____ MAID SAT UP DAYS. WinlesSprings Mu'l have fran Sp0rtlin & relerenct's 831 - -- --- -- MODERN 2 Bdrm. central H&'A, WW Carpeting, good location ___________ 831 6788 or 37) 71)1 - SANFORD The Realty Store 671 1938 Ripe For Quick Sale * carpets, garage, washer dryer, VA FHA terms Low 140's. submIt offer PHYLLIS J CAPPONI Dl( Equal ttoiis.niJ t cn(ti'r . (3 DROOM I bahh Sanilont I repla •' I Oi port good -- - baths No pets $350 1st mo • security 831 9215 or 862 1656 IN BUSINESS I I I See OUr beautiful new BROAD 3803 Orlando Dr 3731200 VA & FHA Financing 8. Lake Monroe Breathtaking view, tOo many delails to 42MobHe Hoifles 43-Lots-Acreage . WITNESS my hand and official seal of said Court on the 15th day of . A,D., 1910. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR.. Clerk , of the Circuit Court , SemInole County, Florida By: Susan E. Tabor Deputy Clerk - S'T.ENSTOM,' MCINTOSH.' JULIAN - COLBERT 9. WHIGHAM Flagship Bank Building, SuIte 72 Post Office Box 1330 Sanford, Florida 32771 LIVING WORK FOR i'ou - - One Pieceor Ho.jsul Bridges AntiquCs 32) INVESTORS I BUILDERS s5-Boats & $ ACRE SZONEO mobile home, Sanford area CHOICE -'f 7 I I 3rd acre ic FURNITURE TELEVISIONS - ''3 ________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ To List Your Business,., Accessories _____________________________ -_______________________ BooAkeeping I Tax, Economical Service for small business'. farms nurseries ranches LOTS 1)14 . Industrial zoning. 377 $313. '"- FOR SAL U 23 ftc aEon OMC 1 0 ?IC* imron piiirll full canvas foilet (B Weal, deep water tithing tandem galv trIm w ele winch 13.000 or trade Smaller rig 12? 9175 Mobile lot CHOICE OF 2. teeprise Road RCCOfldltiOfled room A Cs 4000 to 30.000 BTU's 90day guar SaIe & Ser vice. Orlando Room Comfort Center. 745 Aechanic will Iervif AC'S refrig. freezers, water coolers. Call 37) 7196 anytime __________________________ -- I I _________________________________ 12018. P.rkAve. SIEW SPINET PIANOS Full Nook 519 E 1st St., 322574 $1195 These are top name pianos Includes bench. delivery & luniog CANNON .4USIC CO Longwood Village -'------- customers' MO ACRE RANCH owner will split, good terms. COSTCONSCIOUS9 , Carpet C1earna -- . ' located, WIll iII, Pent or Stsa1 all amenities. Details too numerous to list. , - " I 1800*8247888 934a31 GREEN THUMB ISLAND - " APARTMENT MANAGEMENT Coupl, for modern 30 units In Sanford. Full rent allowance for large 2 bedroom Minor maIntenance duties, will train'. ' Reply to Bo 41, co The Evening Hara P.O. B - 1457. 'anford. Fl 32771. -. 1 - WIndow AC replac, with Central, neecis swItch, 8)00. Call 372 7198 Barl or George. 60-OffsCe Supplies - - OFFICE FURNITURE ____________ _____________ -- mitt -IL ' - - - EsI - Free ,___ . 3774050 ' LIc 331 41$? __ d Is only 7 yri young. Won't' ' II ___________ __________ -- - Cleanups, resodding our Specially Trim or tell trees I E.AftambnteDr - -' 7 BEDROOM CS HOME -. Lovely quiet neighborhood, Fenced back yard and w't. $34..' W.rtWhits.Brak,,et' , . 323.79S M UNSWORTN IEALTY RIALTO MLS,,:' 3231041 eves. 323.0111' 3224S. I --------- -- - Senior -- -.-- - citizen s.a' up discount Fr est ________ -. MOBILE HOME REPAIRS '' - - SPEC I At I/I PIG in (Iedri'rii,1 turnces & space heatt-qs Slove I rce esti 71 fir Service . _____________________ - ._ I . PATIOS -SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 3229543 attic 4 Electrical - - ' f ELECTRICAL REPA**1 & SERVICE. Llelsting .Calling A Attic fans A Timers. 21 Hours Local Call 6394922 ______________ _________________________ _______________________ 3225537 AIR CO4IbITIQNINO & Electrical Repairs A Service. LIgfdIng, attic fans A ep. pilances, Loct9l call 5339359 Agent 23S-I3s. . , , -- • 231-4151 -- ' Classified ads servi I Is. buying I --"I-',. "v wmnmuny every day. - --- Renit I u's them often, Mont, R.pslr SERVICES UNLIMITED New or Old, Small or Large, 'InsIde or Detside, Top or ' Bottom. We do It All. Home Repair A emodeIing. Fences, roof, car;$,, plumb. patio, Chances are If Wi do it no one can. 21,w, 3330771 _____________________ etc., etc.. etc. cant ________________________ ' ' - Does your grass grow' Limbs on your roof' Trim your trees, or remove Call me for free Estimates 888 TREE SERVICE Refer - Ii*Istian ________________________ , _________________________ , 0725 PAINTING $34-4l4 Will dogeneral housecleaning I2VearsExn.rapn. 'I MAN, QUALITY OPERATION Syrs. cap. Patios, (triveways, etc. Wayne Beal. 377.1371 c• Will turnish ret _______________________ ______________________ -a- MOUB 1IO44.MiliiAve. " 'J REAL ESTATE" IRef. reps a fT'oe& cae,, 1341200 Licensed Regularorltlmet,asis alai 3391914. Computers. - Sale Mobile Repairs HOusewives Cleaning Service Al PERSONAL COMPUTER 171 Furniture Salvage, il •'. Service & IrtalIatlon 6 Years Experience haiti .irng ______ K.Ernesf Special S 110$ S Sanford Av.nui Sanford, floelds 32771 ___________________________ __________________________ - ---•--...---------- - .. rAOOFINr EXPERT _--T- REMODELING & REPAIR S C BALINT 327 8665 Co.'ris* Star. - service Ihe rest. WESTERN AUTO, S2-'-Aliances - __________________________ 331 7132 Carpentry,Painting.Maint I of an types Lic Bonded 323.4039 Insured 9341)9t ____________ 201$, Park Ave. 322'9 ____________________________ ____________________________ - Roofing RpSIIS __________________________ _____________________ Clod Rapsir VACUUMS.RAINBOW . - _____ _____ _____________________ SAKS - ' 33L0 . -- FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND -- Molts., AI 32? 7079 _______________________________ -_ _4.___ New or repair, leaky showers our _________________________ -- . . 6.5 acres with small pond, for molli horn. or building sIte, quiet ceunlry' at mospisere only $14,500. - Brsnni, with power ho4 A ' all aNathmassis. Wirtty, LAKE FRONT PROPERTY Pay $399. or $20 monthly. Fin 10 acres. beautifully wooded anti,., P*. doeni payment. auntry s$a$L Len5vIs0d elf CE Williamson Roadnear 1.4. Ii E LINK COPIST $ - Cleaning JET STREAM IP4D , 62-Ijwn.Gerden S PC. 'WOoden Diniffi Sets table 8 4 chaIrs, 150 each. P4oii's owner terms. $9,500. ' Insured bonded Over 75 yes ri Central Fl 6/I 0650 ----- ____________ -' - -- - ------ - - INC. REALTORS 101 Bldg local delivery. Noli's Sanford Furniture$alvag,, 17.92. Soot Sanford REMODEL ING New rms. kit & bath remodeling F replaces We handle bhe wtiole ball ol wax Financing - ____________________________ ---- lOCompiefeOffices buy for Investmnt. 400' paved I ANDS(AP1NG 8. LAWN ___________________________ _____________________________ 33'7O20 LONGW000 LOOKINGFORACAMP$ITE? 3.8 acres. Ideal for weekend camping, futul. honse sIte, or Remodel,g MAINTENANCE ' -- _______________________ _____________ 40 Complete Offices These beds are not damaged or sconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyl Free CL A iSII iF 0 ADS MOVE MOIJN T AINS of rnt'rt Pianlilise every day _____________________________ ..... ' - "- Sanfofd.7•72I . , $tlong. '1' ' ----- '109109 total inventory of brand 339163) -- you cages We cater to your pets SYS2 3)7 1177 377 4159 OFFICE FURNITuRE filing cab. I chairs. Many It.ms to choose from. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92. So Of Sanford 322.1321 -________________________ bat. liii or mO. Agent 339 13U - Are you a fuli lime driver with a - Animal Haven Grooming I Bording Kennels Inside 8. outside screened runs Off floor sleeping boxes. Insulated. 5hdy kennels, circulating For Hire-By HOur _____________ ___________________ ________________________ begiM. Ownif- terms. 11 AltamonteSprings, Owner will hold- mortgage. $62,909. Affects,5 mi,ii .92) - are loaded with good buy for peracreto$2000peracre. Buy berm, 2 bath home has a v,ry tflodern kit, Iirepjace, family t.$tdY brICk ' DUPLEX-PosSible corn mercial. Mai?Iand Ave., . 9s9$$, used very sisort • time. Original - ' -" OR LAN DO SodA Mulch eye Place a classified ad. and pile the money in your wallet' CARPENTR - -- - I - YOUR PRIVATE RAMBLINOCOUNTRY _________________________ POOL HOME'. Altamoqite Mali ', 3 odrin, Ige kit, Screened' em, Ige cornqs' landScaped iot. 892.967.53. Owner is - in .no hurryl I pile no longer needed - 1 ugh Pressure _________________________ _____________ HUNTING LAND IEAL ISTATI 1314200 Eves$62.3i5S $31,500. BETTY C, CAMPBELL Lic. Real Estate Broker 1002 S. Frecsct1 Avg , Sanford - '' Lk,' ISORUFRAME, zoned duplex - FAMILY HOME . Just wisat you've been .fcr.CaIIustoseethi$4m,2 bath homasltuatedonadoubi, loS. You'll love the very large liv. ;m., A din rm. with crystal chandelier I. the latin kit inctud.i all appliances. Many more extras $92,000. ____________ or Investment potential. Buy one or all, convenient to Sanford, Orlando or Winter Park area. Owner term _________________________ EXCITIPIIG2STOR'V' - "' _____________ REALTOR MU 323.5475 Lvi 3*3-7954 , ) season J2? 0248 I , Carpentry ___________________________ __________________________ - 'HOTTIP' 3 or 10 acre parcels in Geneva. ______________________________ Fam rm,, country kit. joned Commercial w,000. . 18-eIpntid Only Lic. Real Eslale Broker 2440 San d Ave. RZIG DIAL ________________ I Repair 8 Retini5hir , _______________________________ _______________________ _____________________________ IOO2S.Fren(hAv.,,Sanford 377 6030 After hrs. 323 7173 ff4 psrticufar. 'BDRMFRAME, good starter. home, or use for business. - _____________________ ,. BATEMAN REALTY valid bdrm, fenced. C _________________________ ______________________ SANFORD 511 VI R LAWN SERVICE A ltamcsxip Springs 331 Oi,*U9 Tint ISteen, extraction Grelch Electric Guitar $75 323 9145 - BETTY C,CAMPBILL "Must See" wIth Fireplace, swimming pool office, even a lists pond. Call for all - HIDDEN LAKE owner moli. - Select Areas are Avallabl' OPERATOR 859 PLASTER I N(. C • (I S ?'i.Sii 01)5 specially paNhung shulcoing slfTSuiaIed tic ik tJ,' Ill I - _______________________ "MUST SEE TODAY" S rustic acres comes with this 3 berm, 2 bath home, Truly a STORE. BROKER 6111931 . OfliY ' S A N 0 A L WOO 0 C 0 N. DOMINI UMS -'-Lovely 7 - for SANOAIN.SAIOAINI REAL TOP, 377 7198 Orlando 327.1577 PainI, completely equipped with 41-'Houses - Plaster (1 ASSIF if U AD ON ITS 141 5111 T UI F ND THE PILIMBI P IS 32? 7611 . CARPET I FURNITURE - .. Terms, Bring your fishing poleand let us Show you this 3 odrm, I bath take front home on 3 nicely wooded acres. Now Only Cal I Bart . Call this TOLL fREE - partly fenced all , ____________________________ washerdryer, pool. I Bdrm. '1235, 2 Bdrn3 $295. 671-05)4. - $ I URNI T URE SF RV1( e I PIANO, Everett Spinef Mahogany. needs tuning -----otherwISt In good coed., $550 ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING Ph 372 3)14 Sperial Rates for Complexes Free Estimates Army Navy Surplus 310 Sanford Ave 377 ¶791 amenities with pantry, Liv rm, tam rm, dryer. A bargain at LARGE 1 or 2 Bdrm apt, lt's "turnkey" 0$XtIJlIIy, DON S I AWN SERVICE Mowing Edging. Trimming Sod & Mulch I ree pSI 323 0119 ('all lfl 0119 ' I _____________________________ - POOL TABLE-ISa. $7S Seed 20S Holly Ave Sanford WEKIVA AREA Zoned MobIle 322-6123 . apt for Mom) New carpeting Bdrm. 2 bath, freth sparkling cumpiI(ew?hret3iIer5and $ REFINISHING-- Touch up & misc repairs at reasonable ,c,, Estimates 377 7196 $ I ___________________________ ' _____________________________ I _____________________________ - i )ohri (i,,llum (ompl,'hi. ,illi,ii' as 0* .17. 59't 00 lit e2Sy _________________________________ LawnCare Furn. RefinishIr I w[DolNc, F'HOTO(,RAF'ffy ), _______________________________ free estimates I 140 Ph 322 1599 10 acres En- 29 ACRES Zoned Travel Trailer Park wIth IS spaces, an The Time Tested Firm Peg. RealEstate Broker - features, Only $65,000 for the real value shopper NewSmyrna Beach Ocean Front ' Interior exterior, commercial reSident ill spec ia It y decor chive fireplaces lin Slalledl Call John 331 0371, I j Orlando Upper II, 105 Chrysler tandem wheeled. Irailer Sears 17 Gavne'fisher io (hr ysir, trolling motor trailer both in good rondition BUY. SELL, TRADE 31) 311 E First St 3225672 septic in containing huge family rm., 2439 S-Myrtle Ave. Sanford 32)0440 , _Jt fl'IS • J STONE CO. All lypi'S of stone. I Air Conditioning block E 04 ._S2i. cJ2ohn3 aA7ea/iij VERY SPACIOUS LOCH AR BOIl HOME- Refurbished & SEIGLER REALTY --- LAST YEAR ALONEI I & _________________________ BulldoZing. clearing. iCi". I Service Ditches. culvprts. I ponds Call 131 7895 I ------. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE septic in Zoned Mobile Home ' REALTOR 3721991 MULTIPLE LIST INC SERVICE CENTRAL AIR & HEAT & CARPETS 14S000 - AMERICANS SPENT I t Longw000 40 Complete Offices - 339 7O20LONGWOOD 72s ISO mobile lot $3300 cash Jessup Heights, 1)0,000 ACREA5GE We've got it or an get it' WOODED CORNER LOT. Warelsogs, for rent. 5.000 Square - I _____________________________ __________________________ Mildew gft Roof, ext Walls 37.D'-h,strtap for Rant return business with our jxcluIvs line of products packaged, priced and displayed to be irresistible to plant fanciers. 323-9114 _________________________ AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB tilt Irailer All under 50 Piour' NO MONEY DOWN Still Ifl warranty Call 21st 'Century 86? 1391 day or night Free home trIal -- no Obligation 7 ACRES Osteen $7500 down, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to 75 models Call 3399100 or S)11eO? IDealer) - - $ '' j Excellent cond $1700 12)2887 ---- RCA Color Conwle 25'. SOldnew over $700 Balance due $160 or 107 W. 27th St. \ IF CENT F P consoip F isher - THE BATTERY SHOP I I ItOBSON MARINE 2927Hwy. 1797 Sanford. Fl. 32771 10 Complete Offices 339-7020 LONGWOOD SUPPLY CONSULT OUR. ' & I . ------ - $ I -LARGE YARD SALE Fri Sal A Sun .120 W 12th St corner 01 Elm A 11th (Iothps -_________________________________ ATTENTIONi 6 Single family lots, 7 Duplex lots1 IC Four pies lots 33) •- o -- REALTORS 3)lSCIor 373 045, _______________________________ - I "or Estate Commercial fiesidenlal Auctions & Ap pcais.als Call Dells Auction I 32) 5620 ' -- - ' LIMITED Hwy 97, 1 mile west of Speed way. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Wednesday at I p m II'S t' onisi one inF lorida You set the reserved price Call 904 - 7S 1311 for furth.r details - ______ - 10 Complete' OIlicc 339 7010 LONOW000 JENNY CLARK REALTY 6? ACRES-- East of Sanford Terms Call W Mallcwwskl. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION BUY iP4 CARS Homes. Winter Springs, tJk 431 to Seiry A,' cñil 377 1)30 for directions - OCALA AREA 1 Evet: 349.1400. 322 1959, 323 1307 KITCHEN. OPEN PORCH, ________________________ --________________________ '-'- ,. Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for Details BEDROOM WITH EAT IN 327023$ from S to 6. _______________________ A $9800. & up investment and a few hours a week bf your time starts you Out in VOUF _______________ _______ - _______________________ NOTICEOFACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO DOROTHY C SMITH 211 Forsyth Street Thomasville, Georgia ARE HEREBY SUPER CRANK 70 AMP '66 CORVETTE - 377 speed both tops Mechanically like ________ Children clothing cur os dishes & much more 339 San appreclalci 1179.000 divide COMMERCIAL -2 lots on the lord Central air, dining room ICOced Exceilersl condition 138000 BUILDING NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL 120.500. SELLER FINANC SMITFI, I 77-Junk Cars Removed AfltQue5aflclMoflxf, - - -. Forced to Sell due to health reasons 3 Hdrm. 1 bath split plan, family room with fireplace No detail overlooked in kitchen S'reened porch on c6nl with Rolandin Shutters GENE VA 14.6 acres owner will REALTOR Siled lot Zoned for bos'nes 539.500 AIR & HEAT, NEW APPLI ANCES DEBARY NEWJ BEDROOM houses for rent Inter Development Corp 514 14.32. ,,,j5370b62 - -- ' change Used--$I6, Exchange ROOF. WALK TO SHOP PING $29,900 SELLER FIN 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON LOTS. SANFORD AVE. ZONED C 2. $21,000 SELLER FINANCING - -- __________________________ - C0flditiO4' Full power. $1700 Call 373 5500 __________________________________ ____ RMOI $29. ,ANFORD- NeW house for rent - fixtures, supplies, 8 training, it anytime collect - Moving Sal,' Sal & Sun 9 to 6 owner OWNER GONE Must Sell 3 I 3 BEDROOM I I),itti hirepIa(. 7 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, 32-Houses Unfurnished 514,995 provides Inventory, BICYCLE SAL F 10 00 am on July 31 990 by the Winter 04 I? 92 & Scotty's -- ANCING - %t.000 GUARANTEED OPEN ING DAY Open and own your own women's tashion or lean - - 8 last 372 7293 - $5 - t b&h. utility room, 1250 first 2Business tles - Legal' Notice - - - leading to St Johns River _________________________________ - - ESTATE SERVICE--3.39 1127 After hours call Marge Piece830 6911 FSHIP BK HEAT. LAKE MARY ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE wall carpet, paneled, air, new I kit & bathroom fixtures. ' I & So WAT ERkON1 Wilt, boat dock in backyard On i:anal SANDALWOOD VILLAS CON DOMINIUM 529.900 Owner for thIs] Bdrm. l"s bath with large bdrms, huge family rm. inside laundry Si drtanc8,6, GIANT YARD & RUMMAGE SAL F Sunday 7 a m on 5bor1 Seventh day Ad venlist Church School 7th & RobinSon, Orlando, 427 2916 - / 1305137) l/ly I I - I0CompletO1fice's WE BUY FURN 8 APPL ' ______________________________ AttOl I - - _________________________________ 41.A-co.oetniu'n - - . SUPER CRANK 80 AMP '73 Buick with VI engine. good 339 7070 LONGWOOD 74 hrs 1 pc or houseful ______________________________ , • 3 BEDROOM I' BATHS AIR I I-sEAT SCR EENED PATIO VALE NC IA COURT $35900 OFFICE FURNITURE Sanford 372 Il?) ___________ 54-Garaqe Sales also make Real Estate I FlorId8 Business loans -. For more information call 321 0220 Sat & Sun. Call Sanford 32)9500 , - Lovely large furnished r'Ific eric y apt 1)65 mo GO ULD third replacement cost 8)1 9961 Altamonte Springs -- from S o $50 139 7020 ':9113221671, 127 4460 Good Used TV's,$75&up ------" CASH F OR JUNK CARS 8. MILLERS OR lEN TAL RUGS WANTED $ 2619('lrtando or TRUCiS Same day Service Ph 372 0352 Top Prices Paid 3?3771e Used, any condition 614 1176 I 47-A--Mortgages BOught family room. screened porch, central H A. cItrus trees. tg p.m to 5 pm daily I Sunday , . (All - 1971 Chevrolet Suburban Cheyenne 20. 15.1 Cu engine uses regular gas, in top con dition, 3 seats, fully equipped AM FM CR Radios, hitch only 43.700 rn must see to ap preCiate. 11200 aboul one BRIDGES ANTIQUES & AUCTION HWY 46. SANFORD, FL. Furniture Salvage. 17 97. So of ____________________________ ______________________________ - - Sanford complex, 3301 S - - _______________________________ Visit model home center In FINANCING' 3 BEDROOM, I' BAI HS, GARAGE CENTRAL HEAT A AIR, LUSH CARPETS : - - '"groW' a famIly needs In crease MId 170's on your lot NEED RESIDE Nil Al - SAT .JUNE28. 7PM Oak, walnut mahogany fur niture glassware & other fine antiques WILL BuY OLD LIASS RINGS 8 Silver coin Top dollar paid - __________________________________ 2 BEDROOM LARf,( OAK5 NE AR LAKE IF SSUP 526 500 'iF LI I P I IN AN CINC, USED TIRES-- $6008 ui A0k TireMsrt I 372 740 2')) 5 French SANFORD AUCTION SUMMER When you place a Classified Ad __________________ _______________ 1215 S. FRENCH in The Evening Herald, stay S 323.7340 • close t your phone because ________ MARINE SPECIALJI -------Something wonderful is about tO happen ANTIQUES AUCTION •CASH.VISA.MC . SanfOrd Fur e,Salvege 3flifll. BAKS ______ EXPANDABLE HOME CARDINAL INDUSTRIES' Unique 'Master Plan Plus" 2 SANORA I lsdrm 2 bath 569 900 -- - ': .-* ______ _________________________________ )In6 3722991 -- ______ $ 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS F-or appointment call nppnrtunity for qualified ' work withttii Iltitilit NoJirpt rp flPcIsdry Top Pay Tired of your (lull roii!irie' iOb' NOs'. uS ,uOiir (fiance to get .lti,',id ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. - ATTORNEV AT LAW ' Click of the Circuit Court , Post Office Box 3399 ', By Carrie E Buettner Sanford, Florida 37771 ' '' ' Deputy Clerk Publish June 79,1, July 6, 13, 70. Phone: (305) 327-7171 ' Publish Jvne 22,79 A JWy 6.12. 1950 PublIsh June 22, 29 8 July 6. 13, , IWO 1980 . DEX 120 DEXII , , ,, l..DEX-i?, ' . , - 'i" - 3237832 , T RAIN 1 (' SiSO 1, sswyr non.' S(tieduip appls 10(3 Range 30 East, less the Wes 332 July 7), 1980, otherwise a defluIt lees thereof, Seminole County, and ultimate ludgment will be entered against you for the relief Florida. WILLIAM A. LEFFLER III COUNTRY HOME. PAO( A BARGAINS. Looking For a New Home' Cneckthe Want Ads for houses of every size and price FOR EVERYONE APPLIANCES AQeflt3.39$3$6 1104 N MiIl Save your credit WIll make back paymenls & up to 13.000 cash to you Mary Griffith __I 475 1176 or 327 REALTOR '991 2______ Ig 6 p m ___________ _____ 'I 425 1426 tiiirni . ODD PIECES wE BUY USED FURNITURE I. clng No down payment Pay 5)31 or III monthly lLL ASSUME YOUR MORT GAGE - Make back payments, ___________________ 4 cash to you 327 750) . or 5,1225 wkIy. 475 5495 ' 143 Carver Av Academy Manor $350 mo 8 under If you qualify __ Mary GrIffith Realtor :i 1 - Pi'r nisarli-ni? ,)(iSihiOrl .ipply .,',Oi M,siiuuhy him fig Co lluiililiicj u ',a.iforci Airport s.irilorcj F i v . ,, t p cxi Mn IFir u I - TRACT TWO The North 293 feet aclOress is Post Office Box 1330, of the East I) of the North t of Sanford, Florida 3771), aszd file the Southeast 'a, lying West 09 Crk, original with the Clerk of the Section 22. Townshtp 20 South, obovestyled Court on or before County, Florida, I will sell the original with the , Clerk Of this best bidder for cash, at the West Court either befort property itualed in Seminole service on Its. front door of the Seminole County Petitioner's •tturney or lm•' County, Florida, described as rthou5e in Sanford, Florida at medlate.tyth,reaft.r; otherwise, a West 130 feet of Lots 77 - o am. on the 25th day of July, and ti default will be entered against you . DIXIE, as per map in Plot book 2, for the ' page '103, Public Records o Pition. relief d.tnanded in Ihe (SEAL) Seminole County, Florida. . ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. This notice shall be published . Clerk . at public sale 10 the highest and e week for four con 08 the Circuit Court ' best bidder, for cash at the west uculive WiakS RI Ifs. $nfbt'd , 'By Cynthia Pró$or front door of tfse Seminole COuIy Herald. . ' ' Deputy Clerk' Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, 41 Datsdthlsl9thclayof June, IWO. , 11:00 AM. OIl July II, I9SO. 4SAL) . , Multiple Listing Service ' - Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 305 373 9615 NEW H&IIAES Open 2 to 6 daIly v." -- OWNER SAYS SELL - L EASE ljk' view 8 access $115 lall Mr Wise 644 1125 or 351 0925 eves - :'' inter lain in ,'nt , •'nli' n P,in,'l,00 .sShi , S - - I Elec windows & Sunroof, 1)50 down 8 assume balance of payments Call John Ward at 1 9Q 677 9966 or 373 1779 aft 6 ______________________ SUITES & the City of Sanford for ----------102 N Moss Road, Winter rehalititation prolecf Will pay 19" Color portable in goon Wanled to buy used office Springs, Fl 37107 Pool 18x32 new with privacy fence. Can be leased for $450 wIth option for 1.57.500 25415 French Ave 3770731 372 5353, 377 0779 ' LeaSe, 151, last .. deposit Call __ required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to the petftii on the Petitioners at. DEFENDANTS. feeney, Royce 0. Pipkins, PA., NOTICEOPSALI Notice . fs tierby given that, wtose address is 797 Highway 17 P.O. Drawer 945. Fern Park, pursuant to the Order or Final Judgment entered in this cause, in - Florida 32730, onor before the 24th ancy. Pool Home 3 BR, Bath. family room with F P decorator pkg. 8 much more SHOPPERS SF'I'IiAl ' ' - 1971 MGB Excellent (ondilion new inspection Sticker. AM. FM. must see to appreciate, 1.2700 Ph 322 311) dayS. 373 - 1977 PONTIAC Grand Pr,x.-E* OAK-WALNUT- -. TV r'pO 19" Zenith Sold orig - __,,,, • COLLECTIBLES 68-Wanted to Buy - for Sale 80-Autos . sANTIQUES &. ____________________ I ___________________________ ____________________________ $ Orlando 6I72? -_ -.-. -: HAL COLBER'T REALTY ØROBBIE's 3 22-2420 MULTIPLE LlSTIN, REALTOR REALTY -------------------------------------------------BDRM I bath, air conditioner I DIVISION ftJ*S DeclaratIon Including but not acrcs and along the Westerly IS FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS limited to an undivided share in feet thereof. has filed a Petition In the Clrcui! AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a the Common Elements as Set forth ALSO: An easement for egress Court ol Seminole County, Florida corporation organized and existing in ExhibIt "C" to said Declaration. for Dissolution of Marriage, and Household goods and furnishIngs and ingresj to the afore.ciescrlbed under the laws of the United States deicribed as the West 1$ you are required to serve a copy of prty ' In th. home located at 16 D Lake of America, Of the East SOs feet' of the your written defenses, If any, on Allamonte Springs, Florida PLAINTIFF Villas, North 283 feet of the East Half CE NED N JULIAN JR • of STEN32701 STROM. McINTOSH, JULIAN. ',) of the Northeast Quarter (NE KATIE WALKER,unlnarrl.d, ERVIN Call I and Northeast Quarter (NE'1) of the Southeast Quarter (SE ii Of Sold Section 72, lying West of a creek known as Scotch Gin Run: Grantors expressly reserve Hn ' - - - _____________________ '_- _-_-•-_- .-_.. - FROM N.J. IRISH SETTER FREE Toagoodhome Call 322 0667 aft S P m _____________________ 323 1731 25" RCA ACCUCOLOR TV-One owner, excellent condition.' $719 Call 322 776) The Real Estate Agency Inc 323 5321 7 BEDROOM PANELED FAM SE e l of Section?? Township 0 South Range 30 East, Said point being in the (enterlinc of a Creek known as Scotch Gin Pun, said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ficial Records Volume Page EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 06110 Ihe current public 930. records CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR o Seminole County, Florida Together with III of Its ap SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA to sell ALL FLORIDA REAL IMOSPHERE '. sew c ,erp.'t. lamily mi, pa' in kit A nsore' 115 900 . ____________________________ OF'E PA TOP tom counter top ,ilcn "l"''1rtc'd ,ultom wc)OOwor kt'r nt'eth'd for OP PORT U N I TV if 1,1 01 Ihe Northeasl Quarter r e Corded property root only 546 900 2565 Park 2597 S Sanford Ave TAKE OVER PAYMENTS on a '78 2 Door ASPen Special Edition PB & Steering, air. low ml 3?) 2950 ______________ ___________________ _____ _______PIEW.CUSTOM RAIL FRAME 79-Trucks-Trailers I ___________________________ DUNE BUGGY VW powered. beautiful cord 323 1917 ____________________________ 1970 CHEVY Pickup-'. ton, 350 Engine PS, PB. new tIres 75 Pontiac Catalina Safari 8 brakes. $995 After S p m. Wagon. luggage rack. air •PUBLIC AUCTION• MON., JUNE 30, 7 PM $100 Call 321-OSM or 327-5992 80-Autos ior Sale ______________ ______________________ I Top Dollar Paidtor Junk & Used cars. trucks & heavy equip ment 327 5990 ___________________________ ________________________ __________ -- . - - - . . -. - •1 77-Junk Cars Removed _____________ •._-.------ -. . . ________________________ _______ tree sprinkling system [.tra lOt nc lucliki (11>1 qarag1' win on IC acres Central H&A ww carpet. eat in kit. dinirg rm I '-'__......._.,... 'lICE I ISEDROOM. completely ipt id.s TRACT ONE Br-gin af ." PO'flI YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a - I *F'FwlErCF All ages i' , ii'i ('fl(' 110 necessary Send '5.1011 .10 dreSs (Stone nu,i'-j,'r h _______ W,'hsl,', Ii S 5th t.v' 'su' Ii' II 01265 0 New York N 1(010 Defendants NOTICE OF SALE -- . . F',,rttin,si' pi.'c.' work We'IMpr AmerIca sforemos' ,t'i bi(wuar (opipany needS 'iui?i, w(rvi'r5 . ' ' lovely, large unlurfli$4'ied or I turnish.Ø efficiency apt 5)65 18866871 Mountain Cellent terms. Country Club Estates-7 BR. 1 Bath with family rgops. CHA. GRAND OLDE DAYS an ts' re lived in thiS line l)ld 1 Story rn Ct'Wi(p 5ftion of S,InfOrd beautiful F irepla i- s is liv rnss A torrn,il Din rm. keep cool with cnlral ,sr or eccinossic s ,'salt I,t,s All rnss .'tr.i largi . P,3t n vt dIOc SIZe 11.1k COUNTRY LIVING J (Ictrm 2 THE SPOILER 2 I3drm Fiome in CC Manor on a nice Ga Homesites. 16.000 8 up Es family room. Large lot with trees $31900 . ____________________________ 0P RENT t'I "(At 1 123 57' 1 Age Or experience oo harrier Start mmcdialelv ''p, l(i Pt I (So, 775 a?ilortj Lak,'vir-w Piursing ('en'', 919 F 2nd St Plyinhitf. - -- PHi II Shifl Appl9 MAE SCI4E liEN Chicago. IllInois 60611 MountaIn Homesite I + acre AshvjlIe, NC. 11,200 , Mountain lex 2 BR I Bath Chimney Rock. N C Owner finance 535.000 Wyonwood-3 BR. 1 Bath with ________________________ Multiple Listing Service bedrooms with 2 t'Ath Sri' , tew of the Po5Sibilitii'S 01 tts,y horn" Only IS? 500 I I - - I •i).innt ,ig P1,iliunal (o '"e'ds *01 1- ,,vn 53 513 lo $5611 FrIy I . Uurnished I NiCE 1 lIE DROOM Apt with AC 5l3y mu, lirt. last • 1100 sec Employer I F'N S A APE i i li,'hte, t v.iiq iri,-, uI cass,'ih,'n, (all for appoint FLORIDA CASE NO 7 2447 CA 08 1 WaIler Augustus Dermon Jr - 45-A---4.jfof State P10f*l'ty --' ___________- Jasper, REALTORS ciesirat,le t th ornfort seeking people Faml5 rm qatv rrn pine a(inets n large eat in kittsoo (efltral ' WHAT A BlJYi 3 ticirm I bath home in Woodmere Park on a nice corner fenced lot Eat in I kit, carpet utility Shpd morei Needs a 3ittle TIC 52/ 900 ______ Hospital . THE EIGHTEFNTH JUDICIAL 153 W Fullerton Parkway .. Orlando 327 IS?? Sñnford 0610 _____________________________ vs , I BR $209 up Pool Adults only I 'on lake Ada Just So of I 2 (305) 322-4511 ext. 791 I . I SANFORD Luvely 1 Bcirm ' den or 2 Bdrm. air $270 Seminole Memorial you and there Is a dem6nd In lh. Qu,irtrr SE i) of said SctiO 2? I (enter Silnford JO a lxi tO Thence run Southerly along Said Public Records of Seminole Petition that the Courl award I 30 p m d,liIy County, Florida certalnpropertyowned by you and Creek to the centerline of the -pursuant to the Final Judgmenl Allantic Coasl Line Rail Road your wife. Virginia Lee Dertnon, SECRETARY for i girIo' i I entered In a case pending in said as fenanls by the enlirelles, Oviedo Branch. thence run Gcneral oflice duties, typing, Court, the style of which is in Easterly along said Centerline of located at l6 D Lake Villas, calculator etc 373 ISo) dicated above Allamonte Springs. Seminole Ihe Atlantic Coast Line Pail Road ' ______________________ 382 feel 10 a point on the East line WITNESS my hand and official County, Florida, and more par ________________ of the Southeast Quarter t SE i ) ol seal of laid Court this 19th day of ticufarly described as _______________________ June, 1980 ' CON DOM IN I UM UN t T sOld Section 27. saId point being _,._._ ___________________ ISEAL ' NUMBER 116 D of LAKE VILLAS 9010 feet South of the Northeast IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ARTHUR H BECKWITH JR. CONDOMJNIUM, a Condominium corner of the Southeasl 01 the EIGHT E E NT H JUDICIAL Clerk of the Circuit Court according to the Declaration of said Section 27. thence run North CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR I by June I CurlIl Condominium Ownership of Lake 9010 fek't Ihe northeast Corner of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Ifse'Soulheast Quarter tSE c i 01 Deputy Clerk Villas CondominIum dated August CASE NO. SO 1303.CA.04.E $.aid SectIon 72. thence run West ByTLER. ENGLEHAROT 11, 1972, and recorded In Official of 743 feet 10 the polnf'of beginning, JOHN McDONALD. PA. Records Book 950. Page 0592, - I family rm screened porch with BBQ & murti more' 148.500 SANDALWOOD VILLAS 7 ldrrss. 2 bath, fully equipped ex• ' Hourly Wage ___________________________ ______________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE OF ACTION 323 2222 ' Personnel Director at: ______________- - H&A COUNT GREAT! 3 Bdrm, 2 bath tome Park Ridge on quiet cul de sac Equipped kitchen, dining Alrpod Blvd. on 1797 Sanford Call 323 soif' Mariners Vlllao. , wage & salary plan & recorded in Plat Book 3. Page 79, - - hospital health care experience is helpful. , C collection 30in1ments - mediate opening for a RN lull t,i,'. 8 4 shift Apply in Sunlanid Ltôtes 22? .' JULY, I9$Qaf II OQA M at the W ____________________ , Seminole Memorial Hospital has an im. (if ',,inlorct on htie I .i t' I ron? - Will Do Babysitting for' the relIef- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Case No $0.13I0.CA 04.E In Re The Marriage 24)9 S Myrtle Ave 5 Acre homesitri in Geneva area High, dry, wooded and secluded V VIRGINIA LEE DERMON ' I _________ COLLECTOR n 'ciii eu ROOM with kit priv Board opp, private home 32397116 - '' - ivi 2525 French - BROKER Wekiva Acres-] BR. 1 Bath on 1 acre. Access to river. Owner anxious 14.4,000 . Sunday, June 2, 1$B I FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furni. turl, 205 E. 25th St.. 373.Q*1. Male Dog. 1'7 yrs neutered, shots moving 372 6967 ___________________________ __________________________ GAS RANGES Reonditioned, EXOTIC BIRDS & PLANTS Guaranteed. Sanford Auction, 36101dMoneooRd 1215 French (17 921 323 7340. ___________________________ 2046 ________ _____________________________ ______ 53-TV-Radio-Stereo SIBERIAN HUSKY PUP AKC -__.- . . -______________________________ 7 black & white 2 silver All blue eyed 3210368 or 322 S992 UsedtodeI olT 'wort $99.95 IC to choose '-'---------from P4011's Sanford Furniture ____ 2 female white kittens Salvage. 1797. So of Sanford. 3l2lUl ______-- ___________________________ ---- - -23" ZENITH Color Television 66-Horses Console, good buy at $95 _.,,, 323 1)23 For Lease deluxe horse barn with 16 stalls Ideal for private COLOR TV'S $85 riding club 331 8581 HER B'S TV -_- neighborhood Only 549,500 - ____________________ HOSPITAL .. is, 18-HeIp Wanted Swim skate 'Iiflvil'5 Santor,t I inI ( ' 'I(ti'iIJ)il i'nt,'r Notice 's hereb, given lPi,it. Iu.,rsunI to an order or a F vial ilictgmenl 01 Foreclosure entered in the ñhoye Capluoned achion I DEX 81 537.500 Room for rent in private______ home. 5150 .i month, Iemale preferred Call 32) 0971 aft 5 Acrossfrom HealthDept ___________ (tAff Y',l TI ING in rn, horsie 520 " wick lilti & V,ilenc ,,, 321 1119 tie'forq' 9 pm . NOT ICE is hereby given thaI Ihe undersigned ART HUR H BECK WITH JR Clerk of the Circuit (ourt of SEMI HOLE County Orlando, Florida 32901 _______________ 371 0499 other employee bene. - described property Situated in Seminole County. FloridaLot 72. less the North five (SI IeeI thereof, and the North Iwo (7) You Learn in 70 West with central H&A, carpet, family rm, porch. . Working lady has room to rent to 912 FRENCH AVE. 323-5176 ADli( I 'r S' 0 ldi'S i ,,,.,t 0.51, liii , FOCi' øi I '.i'Sti .,'Qi 1.111115 .iii(1 qralns I Pt I UI '"II S write DAt) 9 ITo. 1,' ill orCSt C ity L 3//SI Alth& 8uty Arthur H Upckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Jupe I Curtis vs Deputy Clerk BARRY D BROWN, GLORIA A Publish June IS, 77. 79 & July 6 BROWN. 'his wife, and 1980 (RE Dl THR If I OF AME RICA DE 60 INC . - - outcry to the highest and best central I MANY, MANY MORE .jJ,'SSiOny p PHI w' Myhonvit dayfimi' - L OnQwOOd Lai Mary 322 1531 ur 339 9659 enlereci dem.nded in the Complaint WITNESS my hand and send this 12th day of June. 1980 Ill , nightly & weekly rates Ward's . Smyrna Beach 901 178 6677 12-Special NotIces . (1411 0 CAR[ ' & (OMPANY a Florida (or poration, Plaintiff, Courthouse, -Sanford, Florida, While t s(art Excellent u SEIGLER REALTY . WE BUY USED y old Still under warranty. 5.375 Firm Call 373 3019. ANCING. 0 Park 2565 322-2420 Day or Night JUST LISTED 1 3 tidrm, I bath II 323-5774 home in Dreamwold with lots SUMMER IS HERE of extras Above ground pool, Cool off in your own too' Central H&A ww carpet, • enclosed pool patio Attractive family rm . eat in kit ROOMS FOR RENT Private home 37233 ____________________________ __________________________ LARGE EFFICIENCY ROOM I bctwp,'n ________________________________ CulL 0 (ARE My tiorn claytirn,', some isiQlits1' I nnqwOOcj I .k,' Mar _______ inca 121 4)l, 1)9 96S9 immedialely thers.ptler3 pther "1 500 S Oak III 7883 CALLANYTIME Sanford's Sales Leader WE LISTANO SELL MORE HOMES THAN Harold Hall Realty ANYONE IN THE ln( REALTORS, ML S SANFORD AREA lginal with th• wise a dtl)"iii 322 72 .-- ____________ Dalmatian Puppies While 8 black $75 to $100. Male Brand New, push button contror probe, originally 1619, balance $399. $19 monthly. _____________________________ 339 16 ___________________ _______________________ TERMS ACRES RESTORABLE MO BILE HOME, WELL. SEPTIC & HORSE STALLS. c.Ft,* - least fiflpen IISI days prior to the 'iccording to the plal therf as date of the Public Hearing, and the recorded in Plot Book II. Page 18 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 5k00 A cx Crafts hA-Arts & hiId Ca ferted tierehy shall be mailed a County, lorida copy 01 this notice as Iheir address has been 'ileci againsl you and you may appear on the latest ad are required to serve' a copy ol sialorem tax (ecords yout written delenses. 1 any lo it DAT ID June 75 1980 on HARVEY COUL 1ER. Plain CITY Of I A K F MARY, tiff's Allorney, whose address is ILOPIDA P0 BOx 3236. Forest Cily OPEN HO!,.L& E-Z -- 65--Pets•SuppIies -- .-______ . __. .. ______________________ CHlHUAHUAUPS . lmo.oIdl3O Call 322 3016 FREEZER_Sears - Coldspot Upright 15 £ Cu ft. White 1)00 Call 32) 1987 S ACRES ON CATFISH POND, WELL 8 ELECTRIC. NICE waits 142.900. rates, utilities paid. Inquire Sanford A Lorqwood 3?? 2619 - (ify Hall. and published in the ,lClion to foreclose a niortgaq on Evening Herald, a newspajer of hip Iollowing property in Sernnnle I qrneral circulation wilhin the City County I iorida , - I O( ated '','( 898 0921 Toll Free I $00 ?2t 7569 THIS NOT iCE shall be posted in TO Mt RY JEAN MARX RESiOENCE UNKNOWN three 1)1 public places within the agaInst you I? years ,SliI',i( •lfl/tirT),' A(fj WITH 311 FRON TAGE ON PAVED RD. IN OSTEEN. 112.500 CASH OR TERMS .. FANTS 2', to 3 tall, full enougti to nstant hedge, s.S0 ea 32 3576. _______________________________ . Mtil Evening Hera, Sanrd, Fl. j ____________ ________ I ____________ _____________________ 68k-Wanted to Buy L ----- VIBURNUM HEDGE 3230691 ______________ ______________ I Washer repo. E delwe model. criQ. $i.35, ied short J time. Bal. $119 11 or $19.35 mo. Agent 339-$3& _________ • ___________ WOODED ACRES. HIGH t,R(UND OSTEEN AREA. $30.000EXCELLENT TERMS 62--Lawti-Garden ___ - MOONEY APPLIANCES io OWNER New 3 BR ranch. 2 MAYFAIR VILLAS bath. 1178 sq ft , residential ONWIe.A area , blk from lake, heat ACROSS_MAYFAIR pump, carport, $55,000. Seller COUNTRY CLUB financIng available 323 6149 or Delightful 2 8 3 BR, 28 condo • Box 1208 Lake Mary homes, featuring luxury appl., fencedpatio&4flplaflson beautiful Wooded lots, w-city Deltona Lakes Area - Better cony., adjacent to Mayfair than new 2 BR.'7 Bath split Country Club! Quality cont. plan 7 yes old CHA. screened Home Completely remodeled large lot, fenced n backyard 125.000 '9 . down owner wIll ____________________ .73 REALTY - , REALTORS $10000 $12000 yrly A benefits SUPERVISOR . Service U GENEVA AREA. $9,900 SELLER FINANCING HOME - $21,000 . KERE WASHP.PJ TREES Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRID?R ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 372 7881. Sanford . PCtOUS 7 Bdrm older home needs TLC Owner ssill hIt1 mortgage 121.000 - \.\ " 21 JUST REMODELED. Laroc screen porch, excellent area Owner w II hold 577.500 77)0 Sanford Ave Would like settled laay to share E.p in' Savings 8 Loan. exec PoSition 512.000 to 514.000 yr I 1l-lnstructtons - _____________________ lady 323 8102 in 8 Out, if no answer, please call back . 29Roø,'ns _________________________________ •$ 3 BORM. 1 Bath CO home on I': lots Fenced. landscaped. nice To Share _____________________________ _________________________ ORGAPL4ILATION Medicaid Accepted .,00 Paola Road IC 16A). currently IN THE ClRCut F COR 7 oi Ioned A I. Agriculture tHE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL The Public Hearing Will be held CIRCUIT IN A ND FOR it the City Hall, City of Lake SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Mary Florida. at 7 30 P M - 00 NO $0 1761 CA O K luly Il, 1980, or as Soon thereafter CASE VERNE P G ANDER SON and as POSSibIr, at Which time in IZAPE TH ANDE PSON teresled parties Ion and against Plaintiffs thp request Stated above will be ti,'ard Said hearing may be MARY JEAN MARX continued from time to time until Defendant final action Is laken by the City THE CIRCUIT COURT Ab FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO Cl $0 ll CA.09-L STOCK TON, WHATLEY, OAVIN . '- REALTORS, MLS _________________ 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd _____________ BRANCH MANAGER __________________________ - 0 ________________ Sanford Gracious living Rea. sonable Weekly & monthly I _____________________ ________________________ CENTRAL ILORIbA Pange 30 East, Seminole County, City Clerk florida, ls the North 75 feet of Ihe CIty 01 ttierebf for Road Right of Way Attamonte Springs, Florida Sail parcel contains 3578 acres Publish June 29, t980 Said property more commonly DEX Ill 1980, and file the 't2 . in Pinecrest, Large fenced yd. carport, new carpet 8 paint 1)6.550 ASSOCIATES'INC. - - _____________ 2', ACRES TALL Low Down Payment $1350 DOWN •- CIoing costS 52-Appliances ____________ 00 Cash br your lot! Will build on Your lot 01 Our lot V Enterpri Inc del Inc., Realtor _______ STENSTROIVi I pci interest to qualified buyers New homes with m0ntly payments under $250. REALTY - 0 REALTORS Low down payments. 372 2787. TY j 0 VA.FHA.235.0on Hornet B CALL TQDAY! JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT (IS Degree in Business ad I ministration A accountinQ . i1 & ,r.Ippe( 'Ii ' ''l""il TWO.ACRES+ 0 _0 - -.- BYOWNER.NEWbedroom..7 bath on 120x112 shaded Iot, Owner assist financing S19.500 322 2175 _____________ ___________ - • 43-Lots-Acreage 41-Houses - the City and Same may he n Thc West 38420 feet of the East Dated Ibis 27th day 01 June, A S6 20 feet of the North 175 feet of D . 1990 City Cterk BOO PIGS 545 & UP n I $20. Preqna.cy Gyn Clinic test, male sterilization ref colinse ling, Professional care atmospticre oot identiai Said parcel contains II 274 acres A copy of the proposed or anti cP'.,nging the toning on the dinance is posted at the City Hall. following described property Altamonte Springs, florida. and Corn ,ABORTION.. ' - 28-Apts. & _________________ - Job costing. must be a self starter Chance of a lifetime $700 to 5900 mo to start Es ccllentco A benefits 7 i r'r P AM PE . tc ss sob WE P,j(K $750 Isu SI.irt pict.ing Mon Cudell I ar nis m.,t to Chase warehouse on l3eardil -- FE ED&R P106 525 & UP ERA 41 Houses 41-Houses *_____________ Will care for invalids, sick or etderly dayornight Excellent references 37) 0613 RECEPTIONIST - C.en office backgrouri1 Must like people 11408 up to start exccIlnf benefits $ I Ii,' lii' .'ar J21 1261 4-Personals I PDX 0 edopho, alter the public hear i.e. 5,ji0 Parcel contains 8 899 acres ich will be held in the City Hall AND Th North 990 feet 01 the West of Altamrinte springs, on Tuesday, 1787 feet of the East 3960 feet of the 8th day of July, 1990, at 7 00 Section 1. TownshIp 20 South, P M • or as Soon thereafter as Range 30 East, Seminole County. possible At the meeting interested F loi ida, less the North 660 feet c, parties may appear and be heard the West 330 feet theroof and also with respect to the proposed or A . BEAU II FIlL Brick home, custom buIlt. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths.,, on tree shaded. lot. 198.500 Flori drivers llc. Apply Seminole Co. Personnel, N. Park Ave.. Sanford by July .1980 An Equal Opportunity Employer M: ______ __________ ____ _____ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY . Accurale typing,,,Shorthand, bk helpful $700 to %I.00 mo • advancements $ .1 Starting salary 520Q kl High School graduate wi h3 years experIence In electrical 8 mechanical maintenance work, or equivaenI corn. bination Of training 8 X • WEEK OFF THAN - WITH NEW JOB I . 41-Houses -• -FACILITIES MECHANIç WHAT BETTER WAY TO i 44c line 39c a Ii 36c a line . CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK - Good company benefits. Apply Handy Way Food Store, Sanford area. EMPLOYMENT V - - R1TES _____________________________ . i#lelpWanted . AAA Orkndo - Winter PQrk . NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF TO WHOM ITMAY CONCERN: ORDINANCE NOICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PROPOSED TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: by the City Council 04 the City of feet of the East 384 20 feet theredf Commission 0• ___________________ - 18-Help Wanted. - Legal Notk LAKE MARY. FLORIDA I lorida to C 1. Retail •. _________ CITY OF le ______________________ . . SAVE EPICI1GY A DOLLARSI BPtt A 5l0f%. CUSTOM IN. '$ULATIOI CO. 333-4113cc 534 13*5, Frs est. uS 6193 Orange. City . "' Creative Surfacss.Ilt., special.' lung In repaIntIng, mt. & ext., wallpaper, wall texing, wood Ext. After you 'staining. Free 114CC TRIMMING. REMOVAL Wood Chips, Hayling, Free Est Reasonable. 322 9410 _____________________ _____________ ____________ have called the ml call the best. US$fl. _______________________ SERVICES UNLIMITEb _______________________ ' ____ plIntI a, ' _____________________ ______________________ Tçent PalMing A Repair lntsrlor& FreeEst. 332-3589 Exterior _____________________ oet . plenty oi - prospe'c .iysrii. your product or arvk. In the ('le..itI,,C 4 ----..-- ..w.. - Welding done, $18.00 per hr. 3220771 - ndow 1 Scitsn Ralr u , - -. WINDOWASCkEEN REPAIR Clii PATIO DOORS 331.1543 aft.e £ -..-. - �-4 - - -- • -- - 106-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, June 29, 1980 - I 80-Autos ior. Saic • . • SAVE 0 SUPER CDI VIDEND B S A i cond. 321 1947 • • iii I . I I • w.D iz :a_ Ca tal ina :: • ,'1" AND -1 - EF - THIS SUPER DMDEND GOOD FOR 1-LI. PKG. C. SUMMER .' .' • :.": " :. •' MARINE SPECIALII (JU NESrJULY 2 . C, 'I $5095 exc - UPER CRANK 70 AMP ALL'-, STORES ' • 4295 •i. • I DAYi A LIMITED SUPPLY THE BATTERY SHOP 107 W. 27th St. - , C- - —• — I FRI J.0LY. 4 1 71 L .9- • / SLICED ( fr HICKORY SWEET 4 i , - ...v) I .-.....+. 6 CAN - Jun. 29, 1980 SANFORD. FLORIDA - I PINKY PIG BRAND FW1 F011 BAMCIUXI 7 B4N1 89 - • + PREMIUM GRADE FRESH BREAST OR LIG A £ 81 low As 11" 00 323111l ViZd1_5M9#P IN GROUND FRYER QUARTERS BEEF LB. LB. 11W M/5 /5; maw Navy C LB. LB. '1.• - - - *. WIWfNT -1j 19 John Cullum Complete album by _arryrudoau - W-D BRAND 100% PURE 5 OR 10 L1. HAND"AK PORK SPARERIBS r.41 - DOONESmJRY •- __________ S"IN COUNTP STYU All SIRLOIN STEAK • . - t * 'OW*LTNIY H1JflOPC4 .. ;- * * . •. • 1. I%&P., . .----:.- •: ' - NE Plas : •.- - . * .. Pr- 1 -' _ f ..WHAT IS IT, POP?Y?..J WORRIeD ABOLIT 4A'rs300 INTEew? 'y .*: -. MAY? OH. NOHE6 A COMPETENT eo.& ANY EMPLOYER WILL.BELUCICY HIGHLY - Zb ..MAY IS NO CLOCHTCHER.' I SHE'S ALWAYS WILLING TO 6IVE A LITTLE EXTRA MAKE SURE THE JOB _ DONE RIGHT' To THEN 0 specialty, Patching, stuccoir;g, simulated brick 322 3120 $ C sonal - — -- ... -- -. - '_•_$_' •_____; 1 c - ' n. CHEK DRINKS 377.1577 loyr% in the area it's not clean, It's not Crickell's LASSIFI ED ADS MOVE M MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day. FLAVORS ALL ORLANDO I S ALL ORINDS 2-oa.'- LIMIT .13-oz. CANS , 7 MAP r..-- IIlllIiIIMIIII1IfIC1i1_,..-_-•_ Fi P U • C GOOD -SINCE YC'URE SM' HAVEN'T YOU ER_ I GUE-66 I OM,YES POT IN M9Y WILL DO FINE HEARD * --' ORMSH M"E0 THAT W& JUBILATION 19 IN TH' M8 WKE7; AM AMERICAN BULLETIN OUT ALVOYS TEMPEREP Wows car sm TROOK HAVE THATS 600D, 'BY ANTICIPATION FOPPY?&MW 6XILy.0 IT? OF TRAGJC i WAVY or TWIN ) FOTAT-0 CHIPS Lim t I with $5.00 or more PLEASE • so 0ow". • 8-01 PKG JAR . - ;c - * • :.-1' - - - IVITA3Le,,AN,e, me'' sam G C0U.W '' EVER f!N ALE TO OUTPRODUCE A FREE I . • • - - P P-R00FINR Up Special 5 % so' I1 S. lanfoed Av.. $euwtit.e._P4 -.rpi y n.owecigj o.i. I HAVE AN "!5O APPOIHTMEtqr 11 RJ1T ,! ( •• ?' SoeWoed. MR. AN! MR RO*J 00P TO ITll 'iVU WITH us! ME, U1 COME WITH PLEASE! IGMR?J WITH MR. G4RR -____ WT~ " I - pj7'jJj "7 ' Ole Root "01"1114 twoes !ervIce &Ir&aHaIIon J PECIALIZING in cleaning 323 0725 — I \*(, HARVEST FRESH! - J ,PEACHES . Tree Service i YOUR HOUSE A JUNGLE? ot% your gross grow? mbs on Your roof? rim your frets, or rerniove. Ill me for free Estimates B&S TREE SERVICE 11for. 115-6193. Orange City C FLAVORED JUICE ORANGE DRINKS - JUICE - C NALF GAL40 HEAD NE! TRIMMING, REMOVAL Ood Chips. Hauling. Free Est. Reasonable. 3229110 MINUTE MAID FRUIT __ i ORANGE LETTUCE 1 SUPERBRAND SUPERBRAND - CRISP JUICY 24 hr service HARVEST FRESH 12-ox. CAN GAL. * * Welding - * •- * - * SERVICES UNLIMITEb Welding eons. $15.00 per hr. 3320771 ndow4SawnR.psjr - -r - NINOOWI$CREE$ REPAIR SIIOPATI0000IS 22-5545 ,/_____•'\ * . -+t + $ 5- + - -- -, - - u_ *-. - - * - • -;- ------------- - * - 'S - - - - - I * - * -- + - - * - * - - * -* .. - - - - • - + . • - - - - - * - - -' * - * * OH, THERE'S No DICIUST IT. GERIK4ANY PO"Ifty OUTPROPXE Us. OH DO THEY IN THE LONG RUN, AND JAPAN CAN'T OUT OKAY I 322 IM9 Roofing STILL-MONTGOMERY AND PATTON 5HOULD MAKE SHORT I'vE WORK OF IT-IF 7NIN CAN -ERBE KEPT FRO14 FIGHTING GOTA 0 ffACIA OTH" MUNCH LL TUR N C", 32-ox. 32-oz. BTL. CAN B E LINK CONST HELLMANN'S M YONNAIS HUNTS KETCHUP 99' 12 . REMODELING mirms, kit & both remodeling Fireplaces We handle the whole b of wax Financing avail PCH !N6L9 - * it I With $5.00 or more purchase encl. dgs. - NA9 . ASTOR COFFEE MA"M AKD FOI*E ThAti HAVE ALL. S I - SUPER BLE D 0 — l Rim IT CREATED MORE 2 .?t, - - 'SANFORD * 17 - 2-LB.PKG. ________ $1.75 •. NRB. — SEMI-BONELESS RIB OR BONE IN oography - %U"y IiemkI I- w $ith '5.00 $ LI,nwwo 6-pRI. mor.purchas..xcI.ci1. 99 W-D UAJID USDA 0101(1 SLICED BACON WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY by S MILLER BEER -• ,4,$. ZZ - rHE JOB -' - • .4 - i I I CANNED HAM •• e. C * I ___ -___ - - COUPON GOOD JUNE 29- JULY 2 I •g 1DE . • :' • : GOULD UPER CRANK 80 AMP - - LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOW ER LIMIT COU • c 9 THIS SUPER DIVIDEND GOOD FOR 1-ITL WITH PURCHASE OI'IO.000RMORE WITH PURCHASEOF15.00OSMORE qupe $ LITER ': - + DRINKS 49c Check the Want ds or ses n:rfOU of every size I I CHEK b BEEF 1974 MGB Excellent condition, new inspection sticker. AM. FM, must tee to appreciate, SZ200 PhL 322 3413 days, 323 6128 eves. • ALL FLAVORS Wagon, luggage rack, air 323 0197.eves SUPER cDI VIDEND C '. 100% FUN Looking For a New Home' $ ff .."M V! • NEW CUSTOM RAIL FRAME DUNE BUGGY. VW powered. - - / - Edition. PS & Steering, air, low ml. 373 29 30. - - - r TAKEOVER PAYMENTS on 712 Door - ----• ______ AA Sunday, June 29, 19S0-4B .-•. -* ___ 4'? 6DNE59! i KNEW 'EOPLE LIKED Csewr IT MUST HAVe ecOse A MANIA! _£ T5 irs auii N4 IVEOPERATION ANOAU. DUe TOOuq -ER-CREATIVE xeTme IIJj1IIruJ]r _____ + �V - .5 V S $ e / -5- ,J V • I d p '. I ._ _• p V ___. -- V -- _.J. .. -- . _ . ._ - - --- - - - - .---------- - 5- * - - V - I V - I-t v - - • * V V - - •• * - - V V - V . - V V J S I ' / S I S 5? I V V * .5.- 9*- V• 5 V . • p - 'V V. p - p. • .T.& 'VS -1 - - - .. •' . - - V V --- es I • V - * * V - V . I V C - V.- 0. S. V - V V V 5 V - - - - 5 -* -- 5 - -5 - -- _, . - - -S - V V sr 5 &/oSYfS44L 5S..VT $01/NP OV TASTE SO 6 70 6O46V..• - (='I 1 DOW HOW 70 C400K g.nc in 9, RECIPE. LIKE- •_ 5 $iOTI4G$'S FAgS- PLUS_ 5 - V V iJ - I P '3O;.'jGOUN ALIKE - 1 AMA41 ~1 VFAW ?A 42W! 497E5_____ LETTE V" V THIS P$H WfTH H14Mauae gum - A IY8E#(L47ER * i um *El ia * V V '70U O($141A G6TA4oR&O ' '' _ OF /W F TH64MS ANVYWO I CAN WOW S ..VZ• 02~id - . S___ S_S VSS•..SI. GAL" ENDURES ANOTHER LESSON, AND FOR ONCE SEEMS HARP AT WORK. ONLY LATER P0(5 6EOFFREY DISCOVER THAT THE LITTLE IMP HAS BEEN PRAYwING PICTURES ALL OVER ThE UBRARY'S PRECIOUS BOOKS. 0 - • : -- * •S - S * -VS by Art Sansom —' - .:rm — 5' A WHIPPING DOES HOT FIT .LpJ4*S PIJINS Hf 13OL19 Fi me ROOM HEAP S'YVELf P 10 6(IRP HIS REAR. %VAVE!'CRM5 AiThu4i OLD PJRZf. %OV aENi LP **At 0.1 WeW l7e MW 4E MEINE.' C t$ Ih.q Fuu arwitow fri GALAII4 wacOMEs SOMC UNEXPECIEP HELP 6Q DCk./ GOVE M FORE 77M7* wtirii cotee 84cw. A QUEER LOOK 5UPPENLY I COMES OVER THE MUTT. GA.LAN p I RUSHES TO JT [EDOGIS ALREADY DEAD. ithe for Aids MAKEOVER FOR DOLL-ING OUTFITS DEAR HELOISE: We have an idea for doll clothing. Girls are always wanting to get new clothes for their dolls.. We have a solution for them. Instead of getting new ones, take the pld clothes and trim them or add something onto them to make them look like new outfits. ri...i. ...i ci._. e....IL..I..1 V DEAR k-• • .. ... V S .:. * V - jr V * CAME - My AiD H X dU.C'T' S y YOU u-ws —wa OFFIdE. -, I t5 - To aO Ot'.J•A• DIET? HEAVY * * - S - V 'M - . oitg --.. TO 6E't' So . - 1 * •• /1 - .5- * because they were so pretty. Recently I was wrapping a _t.------ ._ wrIftn no.ltI thiti. km..• kaIa. .1k..... k..• • %P . wwnO0 uIJIuuuIp Flo .., ...... vu VIM w vu ma ke prenr vor a oaoy snower and it easier to keep one. Now I want to pass along a little tip for discovered that I did not have those of you who may not get around to putting those precious a bow. pictures In an album right away. After prowling through M soon asyoaaget snapshots Iobe sorry that you don't know everything. I came across the developed — now I mean It Jimmy was S or 6 I that perfect lopping — a corsage nsanotaf.wd.ysIat,r picture or exactly where it mount. —get out pen and, oh the was taken. l put diaper pins where the back of each print, write the So do it. It only takes a few flowers were originally. I date, Where the picture was minuses now and will save think this would be ideal on taken and, even more im. many questions- later. birthday and wedding gifts. portant, the names of the Have a good day, and pass A real inflation fighter, huh? people in it. this along. Báverly Hatfield Son* of the oldersnapshots Lov,Helolse SQUARE MEASURE used to have the date printed CORSAGE CUE DEAR HELOISE: on them but many of the now, DEAR HELOISE: Cover part of your fabric border less prints don't. Throughout the years I have cutting board with one Inch Believe you me, five or 10 saved mountings of corsages square gingham. years from now you are going for sentimental and Its great for measuring, . £_ - -. - - 4 JS 5 S.IW IS UIIIJ JIIOIIUII .UUlflWUP - p, * FOLKS: This is a little bit of advice I hope you will follow. I have V* - V 4 J#R_T5!!j •V V .. - - ),9 • •5 • ••• • ••5 1 -----.. - ......S.. 'Vrv.vr.-vo.-.PSM,5. 20 S L '-'''• * I . Va •• S S •VV• * VS,.I 40J . ç S• , . * V •0 V DEAR HELOIS E: w ttL\ _____ a. V(Vt A HOLIDAY SALUTE FOR PETS lining up, or as a guide line for cutting an ttw bias: Just be sure you have straight the boa rd. Columbus, Ohio they will find this thought helpful. ' DEAR READER: , This is your column. If you'd IIke$o share a hint, ask e question or make a sugges. Hen, write me care of this newspaper. H ugs, HIIOIS. nU$. - * V5 - 5 I If anyone who reads this column has a hamster, - All you have to do Is get wrapping paper for the season (Christmas, Valentine, Fourth of July), cut it to the right size of the back of the cage (or aquarium) and tip* the paper on the outside so that the design ls facing the inside of the cage. It will brighten things up for you and your pet. Bennett, Age 12 ( I10110 K ing F•tursv. Syndicate. Inc -2 . 111 '5 -a V V 5' S • a - V • V - - - - - - -p 5 I V 4 V p * S V - - - S 5 - 5 • 5. _•r_ - .5 V - • • - I V : 1 S - - 'I - * I I S •1 -V __,__*V %49 V. - �I ___ : ' :. ____ ___ •.: _______ ____ too Wm qpp _________________ C. S •' '' a , ________________________ r. ________ I 5 01 :4M •. M I _____ - 1J 4-, F __ 401 1 ITT I , - • V TAd rAd ________________________ CARAI IJAL , OF rA / AAR - WAA _RIV rA (Q I will I I L.,''t1l (i. �-4 JYJ Mllll Vl Me Am ri ri_i_ LVA %& l* -.. VA pp -. -. I I ir_ I. LLA AMIZ KkdL= 1 c ___ - MOT %Vsf&qoN OF •1— • • •• • -.: - • -. L ______ Ii ___________ — AO W"'W MT WN l%ASQ1LI ac4D nv Yam To limp 1 - - I - • L. - _,.&,ct_rL,f I ••. ---.--- - .----- - ____________________________________ _-- t••i___•__ '-- --•- -. i. 4 ----- .-- • - • - - - - - -.-- -; I : -' IA - ..•I - --t: / - -, • L �g ]HIeralt- 72nd Year, No, 268.—Monday, 268.—Monday, June 30, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 •• Settlement PUts Auto-Train Stock Back On , Board I . The American Stock Exchange has resumed the firm. If completed, the sale will net Autotrading in Auto-Train Corp. stock at the cornTrain $2,250000 pany's request following tentative settlement of a lawsuit against the Corporation. Trading in Auto-Tram stock had been halted Auto-Train also announced that it plans to sell June 11 at Auto Train's request due to a lawsuit I400,000 shares of stock in its wholly th ('fln - owned - against the cornoration brought -- ... 1w -J .... ..subsidiary, Railway Services Corp. said Jim tinental Illinois Leasing Corp. and its affiliate, the Grube, financial public relations spokesman for Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Co. of 1 '• ' . . ES me? LJWS Using ttfl0 Ms ERICA [only 04"as WAY" &PO"r], find mnm of any dx U.L presidents, ..d 0 Wr If9 Ont In his `,final,, exam on taly4us authws, 8 student listed: Ferber, Ibsen, Nasho London. Do you a.. why? Answer it twmlllbn* of 0* distance fmm the equator to ofter pole. Ws the eqwNslent of 3,p.3y Inches. What un"? II.. I : 1 1 •: . I .(' 5-, ____ I / ) n . . _.' — CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? six dIffers .nces in drawing details between top and bottom 'Now quickly can you. #Ind thern? Check answers with thaiie bqWw. JH,PII,ssi '.uiesw s .mu,. WNW We ,, ,, ' 01 * -' Sl5(Aft4 t I . • i-i , - 1f 4 . . ",. * * -- • - ---- -- • . .- -._ • * - - * 4 4 S • * .*.. - • 4 -. ' .i. .. ' .. * • • • * . . . S ll • .-,- • 5- . - .', ' ' ' - * - * * - SH.PMATEs SWAP ' STORIES * * ,1 * -, * • by Tim Vieceat Some of the 400 to 500 I shipmates, attended the 'u an. i ing o th n iversary Oie closi e Sanford Naval u- ation reunion hew this weekend swap the latest "scuttlebutt" over a can of beer Saturday at the Fleet Reserve Association building. A golf tournament was held at the Mayfalrcountry club Friday afternoon. A I ie tool 00 0f hisS traue drapes a fence as (asselberry . Rotary Club baseball player Enterson Proctor Intently ga7es at a- ballgaine while waiting for his game to start. Emerson's meditation must have paid off. Rotary Club shut out Lake Mary 3.0 in the recent Pony League ganie at Five Points Field. For inore local baseball results, See • Page TA. .. I To Consider Over The chief of staff said he as acting on instructions from Khomeini who also announced last week that bureaucrats would be executed if they are caught using old office stationery bearing the deposed monarchy's eniblern of an imperial lion and sun crests. The dismissal of 69 lecturers, students and employees from TeAran Universit) accused of collaborating with the shah's regime brings to 558 the nuiiiber of -. people purged from the university, the radio said. fears t government to make plans for Iran to function cut off from the rest of the world, the Bamdad newspaper reported who has said the continued holding of the 53 Americans was driving Iran to the verge of economic collapse. received support from it close associate of Ayatollah Ruholloh Khomeini, the Tehran Times reported. Hojatol-eslam Hassan Houhani, a member of parLiament, told his con. stituents Iran cannot keep the American hostages indefinitely. It is nut Poe. 39 . Roads By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Thirty-nine dirt roads will be conLake Mary Boulevard Plan sidered by the Seminole County CornBaed on evidence that Lake. Mary the I"lorida Department of Iran. mission Tuesday for inclusion In the county road system. Boulevard will within 10years become a sportalion. Any proposals for miOnly roads in the system are eligible major arterial road linking 1-4 on the provemnents along the boulevard or at the west and U.S. 17-92 on the east, the two major intersections would require for county maintenance, The roads, Identified by the Public Seminole County Commission will be considerationof these intergovernmental Works Department, were not previously asked by its planning staff Tuesday to complexities according to county "The problem has become complicated included tn the county road system due to hire transportation consultants to planners. now," said Rouhani, who is Khomeini's oversight or have recently become prepare detailed plans for the road. The planners also suggest that the personal representative to the political Lake Mary Boulevard Is currently in county retain professional consultants eligible because of growth in their area, and ideological bureau of the Iranian the county road system, but adjacent for the State Road 436 segment between said County Engineer 8111 Bush. Armed Forces. "That is to say that the lands are controlled by the city of Lake 1-4 and Maitland Ave., but recommend United States does not attach any value Roads c.led as Class B will be Mary and 14 and 7-92 are controlled by Lake Mary Boulevard be given priority. on the life of the hostages." regularly maintained by the county. * Bani-Sadr's comments in the Bamdad Roads clasMed as "Clm C" will newspaper on the crisis came one da receive touch-up maintenance only to West Lake Brantley Drive and Lane to Floral Way; Seminole Drive after he demanded more power. when they need it. Bush said.. "Class A" Lakeland PnIm Snrinu, frnm Ti,rnrn. Wn., w Urn 0.11 r.. r-... ---- Avenue UUL r, b is reserved for paved roads. Road to Sanford Avenue. Shore Drive from Lake Rena Drive to the The new policy was adopted, Bush Twenty-eight roads are recommended north end of shore; Alberta Street from said, because many dirt roads inclusion in the "Class C" Seminole Avenue to the east end of receiving frequent emergency maincategory. They are: Edouard Street from Alberta; Alpine Street from Lake Marion tenance to. keep them passable, which Carolina Street to the south end of Drive to Seminole Avenue; Arnold required by the commission each Edouard;Lake Street from Spring Avenue from Noble Street to Marvin time. Avenue to the east end Lake;Sheryl Street; Bodie Avenue from Barton Street Anita Street from Carolina Street to the to Boyer Street Canada Avenue from Eleven roads are recommended fo flnt-tlzne Indukion in the "Class B" south end of Sheryl; Stone Street from North Street to We Marion Drive; category. They are: 21st street frogn Howard Avenue to the fish hatchery; Elizabeth Avenue from North Street to Lakes Drive from Orange County the south end of Elizabeth; Jackson Dixie Avenue to Henri Avenue' Williams Line to the north end of Twin; Carrigan Street from Bodie Avenue to the Jackson Avenue from 21st Street 300 feel Ave. from Central Avenue to Division west end; Marvin Street from Presavlew Henri Avenue from 21 Street Street; Ruth Boujeylj(j from Iongw. Skeet; Colonial We from Lake Oaks Avenue to Arnold Avenue; Noble Street T Lake Mary R to Boulevard to Tarrytown Trail; Water from Pressvlew Avenue to Virginia Ifr Lane from Ruth Boulevard to jj Street from Hughey Street to thenorth Avenue; Noble Street from Palm Springs Water; Bl1l, Dot Drive from Road to Allison Avenue; Salem Stree t Boulevard; Hibiscus 1AW hvm Floral end Seminole Delve; Dot from Brentwood Avenue to the east end WaytoBalmykeachDrjye; Pine Avenue q(vee Court from North Floral Way to Balmy &i Drive from Jewel Drive to the weat end ot of Salem; Station Street from Leonard Drive; North Floral Way from pine the right of way; Jewel Drive from the Street to North StreEt; Campeilo Street Avenue toNicholas Lane; Nicholas Drive end of the pavement to Dot Drtve;Junlor from Brentwood Avenue to east end from North Floral Way to Balmy Beach Avenue from Palm Drive to Center Campello; Via Hermosa from Longwood Drive; Oak Delve from Westlood Drive Street; Poinsettia Drive from Hibiscus Markham Road to Venetian Court. . from ------------ ..... •r. vai S - urIve; for first-time * * . .' f - ' 4' . ii. - :'*' of ; of to ai,.vnuw * - . • ' Herald Photo by Tom Vincent oW Herald Photo * 5 -- * * , • * e ioerninen s operation unr President Aboihassan Bani-SaUr. "If they (government officials) are unable to act, let them quit so that we can find Individuals who are not ineffective." Khomeini said in a speech Friday. The army chief of staff also ordered all army units to purge their ranks of all traces of the deposed shah and to throw out all emblems of tile ex-nionarch, the Kuwaiti news agency, KUNA, said in a dispatch front Tehran. r * * I * .5 .. • * * I • -. action S S5 • -5 '.v- were S * • * '. . -- • , .5 . . County -e. ' - ' * " * . • ,, * • •. • * - 1 TO 'PLAY BALL' * * f- r * S . * '" IYC' n vviai WAI TS , . * -- . . :-.'' 1 . . -. . . ' • ___________ * Vf%I IkI CTfl - - - ., * -. * . .. .,.. _le_ * • - ... * .. . di . -. • ','; ::; j .'' >, . ' '1 *•'* -: I ..,.. . . I. •- 5 ---7 Ilk ______ fr . . By United Press International More than 1 000 government workers. have been fired in a new purge of accused collaborators with tile regime of tile ousted shah, Tehran radio repored today. In Cairo Shah Mohammed Reza , ' , underwent emergency surgery • ' for the removal of pus from his left lung, medical sources said. A Tehran Radio d• . broadcast said even the death of the shah would not change the hostage issue, now . in its 240th day. * . "(President) Carter is doubly mistaken if he thinks that the shah's • . . .4 death will hasten tkv possibility of the release of his spy hostages held in Islamic revolutionary Iran," the radio .• c' said. "The deposed shah was but it U.S. agent with " rank king, his status in the court will merely be that of it representative of his masters. The court will be called to try America for in our view the hostages and the shah are one and the same," the broadcast said. The inais dismissals of 622 people from the oil ininistry, a25 from the road and transportation ministry, 35 from Iran's radio and television organization and 69 from Tehran University follows Ata. . g Takih lip S urgeiy 0n Lupg. . allows federal financing of abortions only excessive heat, which was i.n'.the . to save the woman's life or In cases of because of a heat wave. pregnancy from rape or incest that are The ambulance left the Knesset area properly reported to authorities, without using Its siren, a Knessetguard Although the Constitution protects said. * S.. )S,1 , ••- * * ''-Shah Has '' In a second 5-4 vote, the court said " JERUSALEM (UPI) — Prime states are not obligated to pay for Minister Menachem Begin was rushed by medically necessary abortions for which ambulance today to the intensive care federal reimbursment is not available. unit at Hadassah flospital, a hospital In the case of federal funding for spokesman said. abortions, Stewart said the Hyde The spokesman said he did not imAmendment "places no governmental mediately know the nature of Begin's obstacle in the path of a woman who aliment but the 67-year-old prime chooses to terminate her pregnancy, but minister has a history of heart trouble rather, by means of unequal sub- and suffered a mild stroke in August. sidizatlon of abortion and other medical Begin had been in the parliament services, encourages alternative activity building when the ambulance was called. deemed In the public Interest." Members of the Knesset (parliament) 0 f.* , 2 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme citizens against unwarranted govern: ONEGWDTURN Court today upheld 5-4 the congressional mental interference, Stewart said, "It DOESTRICKI ban on federal financing of most welfare does not confer an entitlement to such Flit . s.... cu about abortions, and said states are required to funds as may be neccessary to realize all tWO-tPI# 'uH Pof we. finance the operation only when federal the advantages of that freedom." to,' Cr S4 funds are available. the Palm of your right "To hold otherwise would mark a . hand (ioU, If p,ft The majority said Congress' funding drastic change. in our understanding of • p • handed), as shown restrictions, known as the Hyde the Constitution," Stewart said. 3 . .. • above. •• Amendment after its sponsor, Rep. Stewart agreed with the government . Now, pivoting on the Henry Hyde, RIll., do not violate the argument that the Hyde Amendment •• . ball 0 your lift foot, . . First or Fifth Amendments to the Con- bears a rational relationship to its b .. * "legitimate interest in protectingthe fulI circle ro -I Stl4t,OIh Congress has opted to Over your "should-: ,-;: potentiallifeof the subsidize medically necessary services Sr. ending with t 14111 But Justice William Brennan wrote for k •t .• . . cup in Its original $'l generally, but not certain medically - the dissenters that "the state's interest in 1' ii iS!i iii ' position before o— necessary abortion the fact remains protecting the potential life of the fetus .. oh yes. without . .4 that the Hyde amendment leaves an cannot justify the exclusion of financially it. . spilling a . indigent woman with at least the same and medically needy women from the ; - • Success requires a range of choice in deciding whether to benefits to which they would otherwise be SMO&h and steady mo. obtain a medically necesiary abortion as entitled solely because the treatment lion In your swing. * * she would have had if Congress had that a doctor has concluded is medically Practice In a suitable _______ pyl Two of the I, chosen to subsidize no health care costs necessary involves an abortion." chosen piacs- is advisable. above S to be twins. Which two Is ,' V at all, Justice Potter Stewart wrote for .— * I y, tile majority. "We are thus not persuaded that the Begin Rushed Hyde Amendment impinges on the constitutionally protected freedom of h .' choice recognized in (a prior court To Hospital ______ • / / • -M • Rldd..-Thlat How did the baker hO country? With a 21-bun &u%. .. .'.• stock will be issued, 600,000 by Railway Services Corp. and 800,000 by Auto-Train, Auto-Train will retain approximately 59 percent of Railway Serices' stock. Out of its proceeds, Railway Services will repay Auto-Train $800,000. The funds were advanced by Auto-Train to get the company started, Grube said. — DIANE PETRYK A . ' , aet .WRI court backs bor i on FlInd Ban _byalIalkaufman_ _____ Chicago, Grube said. amount of $400,000 which can be drawn on by The suit charged that Auto-Train was behind in Continental to pay the exiting Auto-Train debts lease payments on locomotives and failed to and future lease payments in the event of further adequately maintain leased equipment. Grube defaults between now and Dec. 5, 1980. said the charge of inadequate maintenance The suit will be voluntarily dismissed by " nuiIn use. i.onunenuu, teruoe said, U the company accepts In an attempt to settle the dispute, Auto-Train the letter of credit upon final review. has secured an irrevocable letter of credit in the Although 1,400,000 shares of Railway services * __ ,, Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents of , - -' - -T-- • -I - —: * **i --:----, - - * - • - -. -• • -Mw:. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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'1- 7r. ______ -. - _: •g -r-i• '' - - - •. - ,_'w• .- OL 'S .- - - --- -. - -. SUNDAY- EDITION - - 0 Hi 7 ..: I:. 1 •J. ear, No 24 - - 3— Sunday, June 1, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USpS 481 28O)—Price 33 cents - •• - .•-.-. - ' •I.'., - • Id. - - - - 11.119 IiI_ I es- H o) -- - - -, • - Firm Works On Airship At Sanford Airport . By DAVID M. RAiLER rolling up the bag — lakes a little longer, Herald Staff Wrfter he said. The truck should be ready to Sanford Airport soon will become the cfrlve off 45 minutes after landing. home of the first hot-air alrship,a blimpAlthough Hebei and Sparks have been shaped craft which can lift 800-pound working out of Building 140 at the Sanford loads but rolls up Into a 28-foot package. airport for two years, Hebei has been The ship will be the first product of working on the project full-time only for Internatloqal Airships Inc., a company about a month. run by a man who twice has attempted to Hebei said he and the company's other cross the Atlantic by balloon and has employees are almost ready to begin loggedmorethan2,soohoursinlighter. work on the cabin and balloon. Upunj than4lraaft, and aI.ongwoodengineer, now, Hebei said, they have been busy who moved to the area five years ago to designing and constructing a 96-foot table work for Martin Marietta Corporation, needed to cut and sew together the At the moment the airship exists only balloon gores and a welding jig needed to as a set of plans, as Bob Sparks, the turn aluminum tubing Into a flnl3hed balloonist, and John Hebel, the engineer, cabin. complete work on the design and The airship will be almost totally 'a equipment to turn aluminum tubing and Sanford Airport product," Rebel said. bolts ofdacron cloth into complete 166A. machine shop at the airport Is foot prototype. handilngsome work on' the project whjla The first airship will be designed Keith Truinbie, owner of Seminole Boats, I-. - . I. ;. •. •. & J., . •' S.. . •1 , . - - 'I - • ;s ... ..• 5 -. (;• • . '., p.-. • lb -. • -: -• . I S .'- a - • -- -- -. & S. - '• . . •; - 5 said Because It will need propane gas to molding the fiberglass panels for the run the burners whichkeep theslijp cabin. -• • bouyant and the propeller which will -. The flnisd product, once put into • • .•• .• -' -. allow j It to cruise at 35 miles per how, the production at a rate of about 15 ships a ., • / airship Will have to land every two ho(L year, will seUfor about 16o,000Weo,, But unlike the Goodyear blimp and Including transporter truck, Rebel said. other helium-filled craft, International He said he expects the first ship to be Airships' product will not require a huge complete In less than a year. Longwood, engineer John Hebei examines model of airship. Evenhangar or ground crew. Sparks, president of Inteilhational Twenty mkilUteu after-.the truck Airships, is-thwholder-of an assortment • 0 hitii V Tom IStI , ding a transporter truck. , carrying the shin drives to site 0. records: e LISA twice tried John IIebel (right) and unidentified company employee work a 96-' 166-f t ha to cross the AtalnUc Ocean by balloon. in into a thunderttmn. foot table. IMe firm Is nearly ready to start work on the cab(fi a ' nd sent Into the air, Hebel said. Putting crewman who sabotaged the balloon the 1973. an attempt ended off.tbe coast of balloon. A - second attempt ended quickly while attempting to make sure Sparks airship away — venting Out 00 air and No vR $mtia when,hlA, 7Aft Was swept because of problems with a ground See AIRSHIP, Page 3A. - -- . \ • I/I., ..., - . - •• S - .• - - - o Al - T .- - - - win AV Judge To. Ask County To Alter . • 5, law _ - .1910 3*'. • Insurance - Harbor In Webb on the SL Johns near Inflation Palatka," Joyce said. -• :-f '.y haven't dampened the spirits of pleasure He said many of the more popular , if, boaters, but it may have changed their boats are the family cruiser types —"the habits. little 1 I kind a family can go on and spend the ,. Boaters are staying closer to home *eekend," he said. • — ,1 because of fuel costs and are enjoying the S i! The sport is growing. More people are .. "- sport at a slower speed to conserve fuel, l'.-j• t ning to boa ting for recreation ur Gene Meadors, ac co rding to .e' • I • operator of Meadors Marine, located on spending the whole day on the boat with •. their family and spending a lot less U.S. 1712 aross from Lake Monroe. Where boaters might have traveled money than a day at Disney World or Sea 100 to 130 miles to. fish, they are now World would cost," Joyce said. ' ,,... going Ste 10 miles from home Meadors xft.r', At Jo yce's place of business, he deals a • • i*ld mostly in cabin cruisers, family cruisers ,) Jo. Malno at Monroe Harbor H&bOUT and the yacht4ype boats . said boaters "are sure not consuming as . . . Joyce also said financing for in .- . much fuel as they used to." dividuals wishing to purchase pleasure ---____A "In the past they might run 15-20 miles boats has become easier to obtain during '. ________ • 1 to their favorite fishing spot. Now they the past few weeks, :- '- .• . . F' us going 10 miles and still fishing," he "There was some problem for a while, Slit '2.1)b but financing Is available again," he "when it comes to boating as a form of said recreation, the boater is going to do his "If a man who Wants to buy a boat has Oft on the weekend," Maino said. a good credit rating, he has no problem BBH Boats Inc., Hishway 415 at am St. e pur Johns River, hu a lot of ectivity. Boaters gaining bank financing KsrsI . T.!N.IIS an going all the tim, sdd Bob Joyce, said. and waldng at Monroe Harbour for usual weeke d operator of ths eatzblishment. B~attngls gaining In popularity as a s*port despite lqterest rates aie falling now and 1980 pleasure use by their owners. higher gasoline prices and Inflation, according lo "We never had a gasoline shortage looks like It still will be a good year for Sanford area boat dealers. These boats ready here," Joyce said. "We have had several the boating business, Meadors said. , - -.- --- - --•-• - -•• - - - - - . - — - I -- T - - - ----------- - ------ - - - • • --------_-_--- I ------------____ - - - - - - - - - - -- - --i- - - - - - - - - - - - - - S - - 5 . - - - ----- - - - . . - S - - - -. 5 - - - • .- . - - O tt • . -. 4 -• - - - - ' ------•-- -• • - 5 S - . - - - iS • . - 5 - 5 S , $-'A • - S • - - . -• • - - - - - . • - . - - • . - - - - m • 5 • - --- - '• •.- • _ -• l.........., - 'I -5 - S S ______ • are - 5 - The plaintive notes - of Taps sound from r- •• -5 • f ' atop the Seminole •. - County Courthouse - Friday by trumpeter -S S - Alan Shelton of the Seminole High - .•. 5r' •- - 'f - ________ S School Band. Local veterans' - S . S groups observed ••- S .. —• S . traditional Memorial Day date with ceremonies - — -- —• Friday In Sanford's M,marlalPat* on.the. .- __- 4Y •. •.. it 5 - .•. - - - - - - - S_; ,, kskefrora. The flog now othalfl3faffMmernory ••t';•• -- y. of this nation's - war dead. 1, ••- 5 Herald PeISWTom NOW -- - Y. • - . S -. A irsw I& S -••.• Zw. S -r — atastrcphIC illness before AUg.34 the effective date. UIsuffacatastrophldllbU,I'd two be A fool, to giva up L-nelita policles,"hzadd. But Williams said thit if wddM hpZflS to him befre Aug. 31, "I's of onL ,1 .• to jut h3 SAK he Would see retlr3es able to continue their ffimp policies. Individually purchased pre iu re much mo County Innce Technician Unda 1 fld sold today an0mP10es dlag0003d as having a catsohIc uwhileempdththscflty 1 moth urid (p3hctesor ed ollo11th rs) onid be or the balance of W3 ys f fwwft year. awouIdhepn,sheUid,heU3 oraottbeemptod1redIcaMeLperxn with a ctuLophic Illness c*ild not bsrble to Otin .porngE co,ersge would oWl be - oiiy lw th*, 'balsnc* lithe sear and the 60Lo*4 m - / , ,• , - • - - -- / 5 •' .'- - I fj • — - - - 1• ' _....I..A I11. ,iuiiiU h,uø tn h* iinr -In UIV%MVU consultation with the county's Insurance company, Metropolitan lAte. Williams said the otate Insurance policy he Is also covered under allows for continuation of the policy past retirement If he pays the premium. He said Brevard County also has such a provision. Williams said his retirement will be -- - S He said those over 62 years of`A3e me considered by insurance companies to a high-risk group. Adding retirees, therefore, heavily affect the cost of our " emitanss he mid. ' 1e1swender said he definitely couid nend William' proposal to not the board until he Icokad at the coots / Higher gasoline prices and • 5, But County Administrator Roger Nelswendel....4aId the cOntinual. -frum-coverage dllhililatlofl Of retu holds down the median age of those covered and therefore holds down the expense of the group coverage. "If you extend coverage beyond active employees, you Increase the median age and pick up a high-exposure group," Netawender — --.— S . -,,. premiums personally. ,This would be at no apense to the Utxpayers," William said. - ____ jJ -. after retirement. would like retiring county employees to be allowed to retain their policy benefits by pa)PiXI the - 5 - Williams . Herald flail Writer ! employees to continue their group health - - Boaters Staying Closer ______ Staff Writer Seminole Circuit Judge Volle Williams, who Intends to retire Aug. 31, will petition the Seminole County Commission to allow retired COUflty - ______ . Retlrempj# Plaii • . eai — ----.' Herel4 - . 74 - .,' - S - — �- - I . . (p * - . . . - - - I - - - * - - - . - - -- - - • 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . 6 'F I ,I . I I • Sundial, Junil, D$0 . . 2 WORL , ,D R B IEF IN D t• a a L 11. . . .1 . 11 ... . . . . I . ' r • -• , --__. The nominations for the 1960 prize were confirmed Friday by Jacob Sverdrup, director of the Nobel Institute, who also said Swedish politician and - '-;-~ - gist Alva MYrdal, a disarmament campaigner sday for forcing a a 16-Year-old We Howell Ifigh School Pope Meets French Leaders - - - • PARIS (UP!) Pope John Paul I1 met today wi th leaders of France's often, warring religious apd Political groups, including Communist., and Socialists; to acquaint himself with the nation's tangled social fabric. The meetings marked the beginning of the second day of his four-day visit In France, which will take him from Paris to Lisieux In Normandy. .. - . ." ..i.--~ " . I ..., . • 5' X reported. 6 ' , The reported attack fllowed aids al by Iraqi air force MIG ts, heHcopterndthea border rtillery Friday that Pars called the heaviest fighting Ir a rea ncjj&ar Nasualties were reported In nearly 46 hours of sporadic fighting along the border between Iran and Its' western neighbor. -. • ' - • . - • I -• - - .' . - . 1 - rl .. . . - - .. - IA PAZ, Bolivia (UPI) The armed forces_were paced on aler.t and military announced congressmen investigating corruption charges against a general would be rounded up,. prompting civilian fears another coup was In the &kID& A coalition of poli tica l organizations, labor unions a church groups threatened to atagagenerat strike . . -•.. 11 . ' -. -. l 1. . • - 16 • • - — & ChIna Has Long-Range Missile — - S . S JW1.1 aIII,111111111111 111111 . • .- - -- -- - • _____ • — -- . n and I briht - te ' - - New Hebrides VILA, New Hebrides (UP!) - The government of New Hebrides has asked the United Nations for mili tary assistance to quell a revolt on the South Pacific Island of Espiritu Santo, where armed separatists held a dozen policemen and two governmont officials hcatige, a spokesman said today. -- -- - - I Hoiiaay Tocioy At Airport ____________________________ - • - - - - - NOMMEEMM - , -- - -- • - - • Club WEATHER - • t' than off the vehicle.She told Police she began walking through the eepwater,carryingher .,W. a 0 erhsCo l were stzoflgr than she anticipated and bar daughter was swept from her arms and drowned. Strong winds swept illinois, GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - The radioactivity of coal ash Indiana *and Michigan. may be potentially more dangerous to humans than nuclear Paul Shanahan, a genaral olactrical fornan for ththIfl power plants, a University of Florida scientist said Thursday. Steel, was checking power Um aicp a biliding at the firm's of the radiation Burns H&br, lad., plant Friday whan h1h winds knocked than"Some the activity span from coal has a longer activity span of nuclear waste," said environmental him from the bulldI!*g. Re fasI 40 fast 10 his d*th. engineering professor Dr. Emmett Boldi, co-author of "Coal. AREA IIEADING8 (9 s.uL): Temperature: 78; overnIght Burning Issues" puiiiaiieci by University Press. low: $5; yesterday's high: 06; birotnatrlc preare: 30.11; •' relative humidity: 79 percent; winds: Nortbsut at $ m.pJi. g is more radioactive than the coal because the radioactivity is 10 times more concentrated," Bolch said. tJNDAY TIDED: DAYTONA BEAaI: highs, 10:21 am., 10:41 pin. lows, 4:12 am., 4:11 p,m.; PORT CANAVAL, "Coal waste has, In addition to radioactivity, harmful trace highs, 1020 ments like arselic and selenium, which cannot be allowed 10:'0 p.m.; lows, 4:03 au., 4:03 p.m.; to pollute the water table," the envIronmenta said. MYPCRT highs, 4;30 am., 3:04 p.m.; lows, 9:29 a.m., 10: There of using this waste product in land fills, p.m. t rmal Insulation In buildings, In cement and even as kitty he OA?JNO WOZCAT: Ci. A1(thSS to Jupiter lalct 011 lifter, but no matter what you make of It you dill have to 06 Winds easterly arom4 15 knots through &inday. contend with the radiation problem as well as the harndul Seas three to five feet. Partly cloudy. trace elements," he said. AREA CECAT; Haitiy fair through &inday. Highs In Even though the government has been pushing coal as a the MW Oft 10 qvzd 10- ION tWI& &0m the mid Oft to, VMS alternaft around 70. Winds east to southeast near 15 miles per hour today ollandnurp,iti 1:690 to raeognize the 19011*1111115 100101t. of a ce ecoo, Boich on AaMy FORE""L Par* doudy.A fsw widely. meetly aftdnco t dershowers, Lows averaging addedDacember new 70in ftextiome north to War 00In ft keys. HWi in ft . hdn 9. pollutant In coal, to the vi MW a to the low ft five Irunaryafrpouutana Them fluclearpoi plant wMbeto0iforeschyØ(0(10, 1. O for each 000ar, the p1afltIsworkth - according to t1 EPA. A- coal power plant under the same cirewnatence, would 1zW a .2 risk factor for each year It Is In operation, or ZO cmc-fat,Mt for ecch l,C2 years the plant Is in uco the - times In the past 14 years have they arrived on a different date, .all within eight days of March 2. - In the t decade, use of pesticides has Wflflhed dramatica lly. And beca use of the birds' ea ting habits, even evening cookouts cm now be pleasant, residen ts say. - - - ,, I . - f L_. -- - •.' • - - , ,. . .. - - , -;-* I . I I - - • I I •. • - . •• - • ___ I - I - .::• - -" •, tWINING IN - - • - -. ~) " ~41 SUr.R - FOR fl 7 71 i" / I I, -. -Y / ' • - tjJ - -- - - - Long-wearing cotton fly on tube socks White Fit 10-13 SaMe' - - - II. 32 Oi- , 22 Oz.* — - - 4 To ________ -, ____ , . • - Agriculture 81 % _____ . - 0 ,...-_- 11 ; I I , - r— -, -- --- 4 - ___________ - - ,, - __ ______I - -. • 0 ' 54b.BOXOPIFood • a viaSic riCKue rrOuIJCiS • - ', i - Miracid', Miracle Gro' for roses. Miracle for tomatoes 5-lb• box each --- Gro' ''-,. 22-ozs.' sweet pickle relish or 32'oz dill pickle chips Save now, - - (e • -- / 'tlL % - - -/ - --i / PHOTO 1 PHOTO - ---FRAME •- I— 7 It Ij FRAME" -- 8 X 10 5X7 7L &1 U ,; :J t ta iK00I[1r _ne ______ I ' - I '-. Each — 2 Days 1 or. I -:- ______________________ : ' V 1 23 - 1 2 Days Only I With 25 steam vents Chanqe from steam to d instantly - L -- - 997 I •Steam And Dry Iron St a nd-mounted with 2 position olded seat Easy-wind mechanism rocks baby 10-15 minWes Attractive metal frames, in gold-tone colwith easel back 5x7 - 8x10 - - Sturdy Automatic Swing For Babies I --11Th Gold-tone Picture, Frames __ - -.4 __~ --:--- -19 . 1.23 - ~ I I .,P'_._ - He also said he did not want to discuss his formula. "What voted -_ 6-Pr. Pkg. Of Men's Work Tube Socks - An extra-large 48•qt. chest withiid locks and sturdy plastic end handles 1. '/ - - - - - - -- -; *\ 6. Pr Pkg Foam buest- -' - - £ • - / Durable Plastic ticking. p y I / . - . • - 24 x 14 x 15 - 11 TUBE SOCKS / - - ' / I r ' -- - ' and California. Awed by the sudden Interest, Robinson felt dutybound to return to Mexico to seek more Information from GarcIa. UPI tagged along as interpreter. I ------ -'--- - - . — ly ' - filling. Standard 20 x 26. - Save nOw. ,,This is.the winter crop, and I'm experimenting now with getting higher yields instead of the giant vegetables," Garcia said. I Deponding .-.. Is important is that the way to . # . ,.- 11 16 Oz Not Wt . . 0 On Pigmew 0 A ,- grow giant vegetables has been put In a safe place for the The chosen depository for It turns out, is Rosicruclan Order of San Jose Calif. Garcia said he would not I 2!ays On I I - • Prelt Shampoo Sale - - 57 5-6 tS :~ ,e) mankind I 61 2 Day Only' I' I 4 Too thpast e o.gae .00..pase W II Paint - , Applieseasilycoversinonecoat White and colors. Save on 5-qt.can - Prell ' concentrate in 5-oz net WI tube orllfl.ozs.Prell' liquid. - - " Colgate - fluoride toothpaste at Kmart' savings 3ozs' ;i ,, ord, I' I . j have the fainted idu whether tt is sh*icrM Another official said s conducting San Jose based on the In. AWa Cogs Mary Ann Johnson and baby boy formation on the giant Carmen R: Dittona D•B vegetables. lIt Srnt. Guy c.cim, "Yes, the experinientatloa - Co..r. DeftoliS - CaIjs(borry 1, M ntain proper Freon' levels in your car's air conditioner. 14 OZS' 4 - .'. ( 1 - Jr. Oversize Racket- 4 25-inch aluminum frame, leather .-- - 11 R - WEST ORLANDO Y /\ ! LJ KISSIMMEE - U S HWY. tfl - VINE IT- AT THACKIE LVI. S.E. ORLANDO WOO SOUTH IIIIA4001AIII Y LEESBURO NOuN CI T RUS SlVO. ATUS EAST COLONIAL N a a WOO111 PLAZA AC 11 11 tI SANFORD U. S HWY. 'lflAy LIRPOITELVO S. ORLANDO 11111111 S. 0111"41 &Lot I racket. Nylon throat and string. Speciai price - - DELAND - -- -FRRY - PINE HILLS\ IWI SOUTH W000i.ANDp*vD , _1" - l gnp tennis - • IGONIAG SNOPPINOCINYIU azzzm - ' , . 688- Interior/exterior in white and colors. 11.16 ozs. net wt Save flOWi - Cold Shot Refrigerant - centers on energizing seeds," he said. "The energy source? The energlzatlon 15 - Sale Price - \ I Our- Enamel Spray Paint I - V . - -- - - 964- - - ~ i I . - *1k. I. $chmaldl•nst, Wintir LU.)l.sb Lak,Mcnros rin how Kirrin Longwood BIRTHS aslito am airystal Crowley, 0""" Dftxmku 0r4nQQ city imparted by the 'human Karsh Sir&*, orsneit aty Sip~ a baby girl to i.*ka.bbIbYbQY ;', - ewy : -- On formula but "we do not i ,&44i - :.LiltflIf. ,.. SAN:SCHAloEs. - (milL 11 organic fertilizer, specifically pig manure. Leroy Allomy Shelia FI@Ws I.atrksR. Hardy ADMISSIONS JhWf I- W.E. "Duke" Adamson, president at United Home Service, of florida, Ine., IJ I.C Dl I. ..I4.,, i,,,.j Plan Springfield, f Commerce president, s1gi In on a computer at the Rlh PIa*'s nw I headquarters at E. Third St., Sanf . - - . : - -- - - M8131 grraillew G.tPI 0111111W J41""S JotWon .iosiø' RIini • . J plants. NOTES HOSPITAL (hill Aytdl 1 1 .1 for - vegetables among the rows of cabbage, tomato and other proposed cortltu SAOOM a - - 'His'-' And "Hers" Sleeping Pillows give the details of his method. 0 . :. - - hard for me to get any work done." A quick look around the tidy W. onaored by Senate The amendment, Praddent h'.ewlswasapproved3O.?and sen over ; "• AW15 Independent petition drive, the Senate SEMINOLIMIMONIAL• _; - - r . ) , - 1_11 x 1i 1111/ff'f-J MIS 4 97 Queen Size 2 lot Lout 597 Twin 2 - II "4 Nis - - ~ E:J;:,,i"-',,jIl 1 %Q 44.4'. _1_.L,.L I Xny away, but others come. It's HOSPITAL at r - Nit •Nit - I .4 .. .; ~.. , . I ,_,~~~- -S.17 . .*r-) ' ' / do - • - ON COMPUTER - I / u,,. rj: , -, -. '- • HIS HIS II I - -- - :A,%Jk:W "it MIS '. months and I'll teach you the me th od' Finally they to the House. - - - d and nuclear plants have xtks, 3olcb added, aappear to be acceptable risks." A !*ters may ovqk, td &kls, Is niaihot thi coil would have to be intnttèd. t ro - '-4'. ' - - ;_j'? - - , DA sjngle..member legislative districts. for a -- . ., b4is the Dominican Republic, off an - A - - _1 son I - . a f"-. / / f '\_r- Nil le here 'tfoin New Zealand, Venezuela, Franc TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)- Attempting to head Ii e. . of Ii ________ - / ) E "ill N's - Bill To Hike Drinking Age Step Closer To Approval —i - - Senate Approves Amendment .; . . . 1411 1 plant pathologists in Florida IN BRIEF - - . Department n, "S I*#, I I ~a -, - will Nis including two from Senate where supporters expect quick approval of some technical changes made by the house. Then the measure, HB 161, goes to Gov. Bob Graham, who has said he supports raising the minimum age at which one can buy beer, wine or - . Kennedy campaigning Friday In San Francisco, told a rally Carter runs the risk of f1ilshlng third In a letters from would-be green thumbs around the world, requesting more information, whiskey. -- - - Robinson received over 1,000 DAY - [Ir • Nils I 4 .., "* 0~"ftv .I -0 #.* &~ UV - "'I'- is Magazine by Robinson. Robinson Mexican vacation th}' "19"61WP* Z7.-.-.:. N. ~ - - -• - - .. the giant vegetables, Garcia and his associate, Oscar TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)- A bill raising Florida's Legal drinking age from 18 to 19 is back In the I • Is . Whatever one thinks oI--thé'. extut-terrestrial connection, the existence of the vegetables is undeniable. Garcia produces them year in and year out. Photographs exist. And Bill Robinson, a San Diego Police Department information officer keeps a 10-pound Garcia onion in his freezer ln San Diego In February, United Press International transm itted an ;'•".' _______________ illustrated dispatchabout Garcia based on an article in San Diego Home and Garden - ''- - t or presldentll nominee'rfd Sen. Edwa1 Kennedy, 1)lII::astrc)usrIdent. Caz' M., 23_ es - but that Is where .-', - - - the explosive phase to be less strong now, We expect ash eruptions, but not as strong as on 25," FLORI - •- U.S. Forest Servi ce observers flying o ver the huge, PL ACE ' - * ' - • - - - •. •- - -Aplc:i 'SUNDAYii - - "Lastweekontsnsday bhad - s.m., - mancy. Purple martins also have a human-plessing waste disposal • - fl Reagan, campaigning In Cleveland, said America's latestflnanclaldecllnesshowCarterhasnotturnedthe tide on the economy as he claims, "The truth Is today that the tide, which he himself set In motion, has become a tidal wave of more onomle bad news," Reagan said. "The tide that minyCartersayshelsturnlgisresultlnglnlostJobs and more pa or - - - I gained inspiration for his own s from con- Anderson unless he changes pseudo-Republican economic policies of high interest rates and high unemployment. - -- - "-"._~,, '- formula- 1 containing . race between Reagan and independent candidate John The Hagar Viking Qb of Central The event will run from noon until raised. There vyill be games for children Na ture Society,a national cleating house for Florida Invites members, friends and dark. Adilsa1on is $2 for adults, and gr NA71ONAL REPO . own-ups, prizes for everyone and purple martin information, said the birds put their droppiW to Michigan spawned tornadoes, floodwaters that swept Tens a Nordic visitors in the area to come and youngsters under 16 free. It is a picnic dancing around the maypole with folk i n mucous sacs and carry them off to the woods so their montb-old Oklahoma girl to her death from her mother's arms, help them celebrate the Nordic mid- affair, so visitors should bring their own predators, like cats and raccoons, will not know the colon 13 costume, and music. The youth of the real location. food. Liquid refreshments will be and howling winds that knocked an Indiana steel mill foreman summer and national holidays of the five avallabile. Barbecue from aoot building killing him Regina Davidson was Nordic nations today at grills will be fired up organization will present a flag Lake Golden for steak lovers. driving t hrough flooded Elmore City, Okla., when The steel blue-backed birt* which have been around. North rampaging ReceaU on Area, Sanford Airport. ceremony with Nordic National America since before th Sandy Creek surrounded her car Frtday, Mrs. Davidson told The maypole will be decorated and Anthems. e white man, fly south to Brazil in the police she crawled out of the car and set on Its roof with her two winter. But they always come back to GrIggsfl in spring. I chlldèen-- l 4-month-old daughter and a 4-year-old son U U - but was forced to flee when floodwaters threaten U I I ed'to sweep •• - - him in a subterranean prison - Martin houses were run up the poles and martins started returning to Griggaville every year on March 21. Only three orating - -- live on giant vegetables held By United Press International * wigrn meai neipo Michelle Norman, April Van Scoder, Becky Norman, Michelle Poe, Nicole Poe, and Dee Dee -Rowland, . A ounddwelling humanoids who Candidates Blame Carter . f --.----- - --- - He says a man -claiming aspects of the dome -a red incandescent glow of lava. WefeeIgoodabout thelavadomeformIngwexpe t - - VALLE DE SANTIAGO, Mexico UPI - The case of J. Carmen Garcia's giant vegetables gets "curiouser and curlouser." Gar cia, the marvel of the marketplace in his village in a produce-rich valley in Guanajuato state 260 miles How does he do it? horseshoehaped crater in early-morning da rkness Friday said they saw "a brilliant glowing red" where the dome, with temperatures estimated at 750 to io hrenheit, was ' :.de ea1a.t," said 'S. Geological 3ey geologist Tim Halt. "We're beginning to see the first - .• - ' I'p -- G - - Volcano May Erupt More , repel $arlings, who like dar k places or nesting. The hole is small so the martin, a member Ph. by TIM N.t, of th swallow family, can get into the compartment easily e but em much of a treat but the bigger birds can't. members of Girl Scout op 333 In Sanford are celebrating the earning Thie POrch railing keeps young martins of their zoo badge. The scouts toured the Ceilt!al Florida Zoo, 'from falli ng off edge when they come out for a stretch. studied certain animals, held discussion groups about the zoo The birds were delibe rately attracted and what they had learned, to the town by a local prepared an animal fact sheet, and raked leaves around the group in IN6 when residents found themselves using too much zoo offices as pesticide spray to part of the duties required In ea rning their keep bugs down. badge. From left to right, - - - * - • ngs in 50 -pound cabbages and 10-pound onions r Nils an5-feet- l ong co , r greens. of Mount St. Helens and scientists warn there could be more eruptions before the volcano returns to dor- rra. he middle "M 1^111110 ' iL - Hira FRIEND - tests to VANCX)UVER, Wash. (UP!) - A brilliant red "lava dome" Is forming In the bótim bf the steariing crater - - . Mrs. Adams was nurse In charge of the IntensIve care unit when Fraser, 52, died March 3. -, - - . 9 wt fins around outside. - :. - -- • out that - l - Nurse Not 'Death Angel' i In nearly every yard In town sit similar poles, holding purple martin houses 15.20 feet off the ground. - T - angel" who pulled the Plug on a dying patient at Sunrise Hospital. Mrs. Adams, 32, burst into tears and hugged her defense attorneys when a Judge-announced his decision there was insufficient evi(khce to show the patient, Vincent Fraser, died of anything but the cancer that Planted In the middle of the town uar is the "Empire State Building of the B World." It consists of about 31 purple martin houses each one containing between six and 24 co Iments The houses sit high Id the air- on a Ie,slightly swaying in the breeze. 1. - - if there was an attempt to depose the six-month interim governmen t of President Lidla Gueiler. - sold - : -- . - Vege1.ta LI ble T I t" a e rows Bigger - - shortly - 9yeM • •' - LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) - A judge Friday cleared nurse Jani Adams of charges she was the "death to about 2,000 Insects. - me people of Griggavule take their purple martlnlng; seriously, The tsrth óuthumber the human population by about th reeneh the town located between the Ilnois and Mississippi . ' - FBI technicians In Washington began ballistics determine if they could match'a .30.06 rifle " co nfiscated Thursday from torcyclist John T. " Douglas, 40, of Grabill, Ind., to mo the bullet which felled Jordan, 44, director of the National Urban [.eague ' or • I The tiny legs of mosquitoes, flies, gnats and other bugs in the ', area must tremble with frigh t at the mere sound of th e tf&1fl. chatter" made by the purple martin, for the bird eats its 45-ounce weight In flying Insects each day. That comes 41 pany, would not turn ba ck w hen he distovered him aboard during the "solo" flight, Hebei said. For several years, Sparks toured country as pilot of the Lark cigarette ba lloon team. One of the team's balloons, built by Hebei, set five international records In one flight. It - The FBI weakened in its resolve Jordan was the target of a conspiracy but said It was still checking -"- posibl11ty. - .. - ' . Com - - - S - ,• . - (Continued From Page IA) tentlon a lone sniper was responsible for the shooting '• that return to the tiny town of Griggsvllle each spring. 'm I. e Purple martin, scourge 01k flying everywhere, 'R swoops each March Into this pleasant, rural western Illinois village of 1,200. Its co nsistent appearance for 14 years has *~) - earned Grigsville the 4tle of Purple Martin Capi tal of the ~ - - - - him the rifle and two others early Thursda . . ': and the buzzards of Hinckley, Ohio, are no match for the birds 1 i -- • Police investigating the case stuck to their con. GRIGGSVILLE, III. (UPI) - The swallows of Capistrano I ' . . M '. Airship - - * • - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' - Sunday, June 1, 190-3A was the smallest hot-air balloon ever to lift a engineering' but does almost no ba llooning, spread across the entire ba lloon by internal man, carrying Sparks in harness instead of a has built several balloons, Including a cables, he said. Air and heat come from a basket. number of small ones on display at the blower and two burners in the cabin.' Sparks would balance his weight against , . tlonIn Insttuioi' var-q3t 4c the lift of the balloon to if'in stut.11ke - and Space Museum in Washington DC. electr ic signs or other foriflf advertising jumping over a house, Hebel said. ' He says the concept he and Sparks pre and also can be used to lift objects up to 600 Hebei came to Longwood five years ago ro working on has been studied, but never pounds without creating the wir4 Problems work on the supersonic cruise missile project succesfully put into practice. caused by helicopters. - 'in Orlando. •. Over the past few years, Hebei and his ii the airship project is a success, Hebei -Two years ago he began work on the airship brother James, of Houston, have been said he expects International Airships to . project with Sparks whom he had designing the- craft based on computer l -ce - begin manufacturing larger, helium-filled 'Years ear li er. A month ago, he gave up his sim ulations of how much heat, pressure, and blimps. other job to begin full-time work on it. weight would be needed to fill a cigar-shaped Hebei said he and Sparks like the Sanford Wh ile working with ba lloons over the years, structure with hot air, keeping it rigid, site. The airport offers ready access to Hebei, who says he is invplved with design The weight load of the central cabin is customers and other flyers and engineers. SHOP ORLANDO - AND SANFORD DAILY 9:30-9:30, SUN. 12-6 ShopLeesburg. DeLand, Mt Dora Sun I? shop Kissimmee Daily .9. Sun. It• K mitt' A D VERTISED CNAII•VS vrRcHANDIsEpoucy IlIv . - after the Jordan shooting. i i ' . heavy artillery launched a broad attack on six Iranian border outposts today, the 'Official rPars news aa gency ,. 4--.k '*** . 'Jordan Shooting Witness In Hiding; Rifle Tested - - " 11ON -- . •- . a •- - • - i hiding today and the FBI was tryingrto rifle confiscated from a motorcyclist determine if -a. was used in the shooting. Authorities said the motorcyclist was not regardd as a suspect but they pre looking for a man who Town Uses B rds, Not Pest c des * - - -, that they planned to import planeloads ci cocaine anci pills.' ' .. .., TEHRAN, fran (UP!) - Iraqi forces supported by Revolt In . - • . - - '$We're still trying to put it all together," he said, adding more indictments In the case are expected soon. Th spokesman said he did not know If any Central Florida residents would face charges. 1 ai lieved to have run at leasi one planeload of pills successfully into Sanford Airpot, and - . - , FORT WAYNE, lad. (UP!) - The key witness in shooting of civil rights leader Vernon 41~ the Jordan w In operators of the plane captured In Orlando, and Jerome Palocino of Miami, have been Indicted on drug charges , said Miami DEA spokewian. student to help him rub a bank. The equipment, valued at $1,300, was taken fr a car Billy Frankland Dyesa, 23, pleaded guilty in March to th parked at the Sanford railroad yard. e Jan. 25 abduction of Thomas Howell, 536 Orange Drive, PLANE SEIZED Altamonte Springs. DYe35 will sms 15 years in prison and the Drug Enforcement Administration investigators have seized next 15 on parole, under a sentence imposed by Circuit Judge a Sanford4jasj plane ey th beli eve was to be used to Import Voile Williams. bootlegged Quaaludes and cop through Sanford AJip Iraq Attacks Iranian Border - ,, - unlocked Auto-Train car this week, police say. • -- ' TH EFT FROM AUTO TRAIN Thieves took a tape deck and teleylsion monitor from an I On, F . , IN So far three men. Robert Hanley and Michael Messersrnith~ sociolo .' tt - --------------------- - - - A • 15 YEARS FOR KIDNAPPER A Gainesville man was sentenced to 15 years In Jail Thur. Bolivian Forces On Alert pN - --&_- " - • . . c -•' - 4 - • -- 4' - - and winner of this year's Albert Einstein Peace Prize, was among the 66 nominations. j-•••. -I Ii -, ... Ii . .. . .I .I 1 - td' dat'e last Year'fOr his Camp David role. - . . - . or LONDON ((WI) - Britaffi'a Labor Party leader .f r1 aaid today QlInj-3iV'tO1d-hj,n on a recent visit to Peking they are convinced the So viets seek world domination -He said the Chinese also told him of their plan to aunch a missile with - a 6,00ile range cable of hitti ng Moscow. l The missile in fact was tested recently in the Pacific. . R ' obbery med -- - . _ ~ . . . _____ - . -__ - - .4 I .- . . Men Held "'WS."',In .- I 61 $wiQ.rd . - - - . OSLO, Norway (UPI.) - President Carter, Pope John Paul II and Spain's King Juan Carlos have been nominated as candidates for the 190 Nobel Peace Prize, along with the United Nations' High Commission on Refugees. Carter was nominated by Egyptian President Anwr SedatandIsraeljpeMj, te M he Begin f his role in media ting the Ca mp David accords between heir two cou ntries, carter was an - . ' . r .4 A DEA spokesman said cnjiontg seized the $600,000 Merlin twin-engine aircraft, owned by George Bailey ci CuIOfl. eporus.. ane inI Uon of a conspiracy he said had already successfulif Fires * brought at least one planeload of o million methaqualon our t S fnhlets Into Sanford. ( secufld4oa(fofplIs was sewed about three weeks ago by * Polke Beat. I customs agents, who chased a plane from Sanford Airport t4 Herndon Airport, where they arrested Its pilot and passenger1 ARREST FOR GRAND THEFT seizing what loral agents are calling. a. recprd number of Dyess was arrested by Altamonte Springs police shortly Quaaludes. The phi are rnapufa In South America to stealing manemployer. was jailed Wednesday night on charges of after ordering the youth Into his car at gunpoint and çlriving to .look like commercial Quaalude Glenn E. Miller, 19, of Orlando, was arrested by Seminole the Altamonte btanch of the Barnett Bank. A Miami DEA spokesman said the Sanford-based plane wa* An ted to South East Corporation, a company presently under Dyulledupttbedhvffiwmdowand ordered the teller from AltamonteHitch and Trailer Service, 1365 state Road to hand over money or he,, would kill Howell. When invest igation intheirug case. the teller Springs. refused to comply, bess dropped off Howell Agents also have seized a DC-3 cargo pZan In MIaml He was ordered held In a. move away. of $5,250 ball, pending first ap. Howell returned to the bank, where he told police about his believed used in the same Im effort. I . pping. - - 11 . •-- I - - -' Two Sanford men were being held Qfl $10,500 bend at the Seminole County Jail Saturday following an early mor ning armed robbery of the 7-11 store at 12th Street and Park Avenue. Stanley Boozer, 22, of Box 24J, 20th Street,, and Michael Miller, 21, of Box 3053 Church Street were apprehended by Sanford Police Officer P.E.Peterson at French Avenue ant 27th Street at 4i43 a.m. The men were also charged with auto theft. ai-rer, rope oiin Nominated For Peace Prize • • -; i-i l -Store -------.J. . . ..." . . _ . .1.0 - 1 I . 1 I - - NIAwA%IltioAT -11,- X______________ _______________ lru l UALAIIIINQUION _ ALTAMONTE SpItINGS) _______________ - . - - - - - -- S �- - j _' 2 4 - - I - , - , ._i 4 ... -S.' , - _. - - .. .- '•t . Y A-Evènng Herald, ,*n'orfl, sunday, June 1, 1,$O i ,-, . . -_ , - _.11.01.-_,1t--IT1?!,X_, -it. - :~!r.-!-,; -t-,A- . - . ell- .. It 11.. 64,-, 1fillp . - . . - . - 1. ,r - .• .. .. . . . . F I I . / .' )i . .1 1- 0 I . . - ; .% *4 . . -. . . I ~ percent are native Taiwanese; the rest with is young people who are not only years. The eighth got life. Although some observers felt e trial's openness was a government sf1111 that poli tical tolerance was being \ 11 kI , I ~ . uprising in which thousands of people _ Wlien China's Nationalist government - - I . . I • 1% -. . . . . . Latestjigures from the American Civil Liberties Union show that 642 people in states are on death row in the U.S., including seven women. About 46 percent are non-white. Florida has 148 people on . ., One of the social yardsticks is to ask if and assiimbl .. . y. someone is q "waisheng ren," which Legislation also bans second parties, I . I . .-. . 4 0- . ii means an outsider or mainlander, or If he forcing non-Natioial1st Party candidates is a "bensheng" a country bumpkin to campaign as independents who who lacks social graces. regularly suffer under the pro-govern., "When we come to work in the mdrning, we don't know if we will be herein the afternoon," said the editor of The - CffrZENS BACK CHARITY DRIVE 11-1 - 11 - More than $330 was ra * In the recent Cystic Fibrvo s Breath of Life BikeA-11on n Lake Mary. Above left, 'Carol Spotts, secretary for the city, display the television set she won as the grand prize for collecting $105 In - donations. Above right event chairman Kay Sassman (left) presents .a bicycle to second-place winner ,Mayor Walter'Sorenson. Below, the mayor presents gifts to boys winners BIIjy Bunn (center) an4 Chris Sorenson. Other -.. - , . . Inners ere Allen Binkley and Matthew Floyd The four boys received generators for bicycle Ii Ms -- • - - . - - - . . - • , - - , - -- - . -\ .... . .. -1. . 11 : -. - • I 11 -: - - ', - ' - . . • . , '•-. - - - , :: • • •t .. , ' .. , ', . . . . -. . :. ~ . -11 .1 . 4 L . . -• • . . .1 . - .. . I •. ,j I 10 0 , £ '' /' . . . I I I , ;W L. Voyer a of at dba Foxwood Dev to Lewis Glass & i.tioc Lot 5.4 Foxw Ph 1. View ' S?'''rs SVC Meredith Manor $12.400, t I $46200 Cit Nat Bk Miami to oold .,F1 Re$ Comm to Gary R. siaton sed plot of WI Claudia, Lot I 81k A Hidden Lake Un 1A, S80 ,0W. Greenwood Lakes Un 2, 174,000. Robert A. McCormack & WI QCD) Gabriel A. Noguelnas & Susan Robert L. McCormack Un firpi - __________________________ honor the club for hay. ing the best Cystic F1 brosis fund-raising project for the year: - :. : , .t, 'F 0. _ Hurrican . - recasting-. An.-Internate' . tonal --Tosk PhOtO, the violent. twist Satellite .e I ,I - ___!~_ I - ' '. 25 , . , 0ver 200 Fashion Frames I:* . my WEIr u ba 1 1 #airlF I REGISTRATIO N ' srrynjj Ma (DPI) judge perwi rPJU55d, saying ft piiotoojapi But, he turned Self-avowed homosexual would violate Frlcka's con- and stuck ) out at Aaron Fricka, It and his stitutional rights under the reporters as he walked up the Male date WeM Jeered who First Amenènud, - they danoni at the Czn- dared school officials to beef o imide, the twi were iej*j, H.!., High School up security to protect the seated at a table with three iimlorprosnFrwaynigtit,but fty there was nets of the vinlsnce Six uniformed policemen wiveL that had bean predicted. and more than two Witnesses said studanta Appisea, broke out "iong feculty members and ad- jeered when the couple ______ more _______ than 500 ______ students_____ Ii mulnistrators, acting is daneid to a slow song, but the PleasaM Valley Cc*mtry cheroue., on hand Mae vu violence. th Jnst after Frick. and when PriCkS *iid Guilbert Charles Nob, of the lett the arrived at the onuntrydub, National Gay Task Force, pvm o ut 11.30pni.aflsr about 10 mIles from Us who drove Pie pair to us irly fair hairs. Muhtieettlthode Island dance, said Fiche was no .essell v'osc 01 idanti border.. L*h sod SchoolmotenzrvouUsn any oilier - waiting -- outsideshoutedSuperlat.ødent Itobifi G. hl'óbool-thIent beforea and "faggota!' U thi Qlndaiibiat1dthei*Ir past I For Term HIS at . Affenoing S J. Glasses Duplicated* *Your DocWs P=dp ft * rdled * * Free Adjustments and Repairs* _____________________________ . :_ -'-a-i _ • N11 DJ W11W utqstoawaitthgcarby School Principal Richard Itherobc11 "Cal thorn mat of hire1 they asl," oe ebnt cilbd cat. 'thioll*Iuked ta,u.aAppaslst in Dootofl Thridey for an order tokupF1ckefratI. - riiiu, whowefske$ outgjd, thu - E'T' . Contlnu.s through 4:00 p.m. Jun. 16 OPTICAL Clause start Jun. 17 . Late Registration For Term - __________________ _________________________________________ Jun. 17,18,19 -ForInformation -- n Cllars tr.1A1..k -. . -- .•, __ . . or VhIt - DELAND . - . - An : , I - 9K . - - ', - 1___ --__- . 4 . - - - I-kU5ld Oetldaiiil nLITJj.j4f4i1.... - . pslr .• - & Rebecca A. Debra A. Young & John L. Sharon Sue Hallman S. Robert Allen Becky Jo Beagle & John E. 'Wayne Alan Bolt & Kimberly Ann. - Jenilynne Hart & Juhil Cnan(d Stein) Interstate - Mail AS-retail store Village Painters (Mich ael Abdul) 97 San Jose Cr WP-subcontractor More Tan (William & Dorothy Moore) 744 E Alpine AS-rtl ran ' Anthony Hunter & Bonnie L . O'N eal & John. Albert W. Fougeft & Brigitte R. Manjhru Fri - - - Pam. $pm Sol. Ps.m..tp,m, - -'iJ' &i-I - I p , .'I 2- uesantative all the Estalliet of Erlka Co. Speaker Deceased A (ORI4EY FOR PERSONAL PRESENTATIVE: C. ,ERNON MIZE. JR. Cl VELAND,MIZE& BRIDGES Pt P Office Drawer Z Si førd, FIOnI4I 32711 Ti *1 - Itone: D, II.h'. •-'' 04101f.104 3osJfl1314 AA..( I.,.,,. i .1_I •41 VPIW U - - Wafers - v4s - Same Mrs. Bau, 1131 W. 12th St., as above bg $50. Will - - Warren H Helmets -1 55- 31$ Spanish Trace Altamonte Springs -. Gr e - - - _____________________________________________ RIG. 850 Sale $799 ,Model 160 LEASE AVAILABLE AT $2111 PER MO Wall Plumbing vi .Ismi. Melvin Ave SanE 8148$ Anii I. t.,wfr. WaIkIait I. Shron Estop vs Steven Roactte m e , 21$ S Psr •S S ULi?LI0iSIMWiY - "a S Daun T. Shiffer -- IIA6 -- 200 Winsor Cf . , Sant. & Debra R. Shifler, I 10 - same Douglas A. Wagner - 657 1210 Crescent St., SanI. 8. Tomi D. Havlll -- 1050 .- same as above 4 - 54 - - -- - - 1 ------------- 7?04 -- 12 Land Co $10000 ' - - Springiock. Scaffolding vs Pocosmoll, 1111111411141111 S6111 & $161 Blue Ridge Lithe vs Exodus Tours 14.451 - Mack 0 Pierce vs Barbara .i Ii WE jOint custody two thilden Natloltwide Mutual vsTompkin$ - 8-25 Annandale ori. & Joan At# and r - .4 Departments 'S Soles by Clerk • Many Other Control Features Sean vi Richard 1. Ptif 100 ' - - ' 0Automatic Tax Calculation John A Loklem Esq 1310 SE ' Simms 'Samuel B. Hollingsworth supplies 2545's Palmetto Ave.. Sant & Total Sound & Security (Brian & Appleby - 7.54 - Same as abov* Willie-A. Harman -- 7 S3 - 9901 Rhonda G Chance, 4 60 -- 1403 Janet Vancota) 331 RT 431 AS-Rober t E. Mellon - 226- P.O. Mathews Rd. On & Pamela R. Valencia Ct. , Sant. sell & install security systems Box 1675 Titusville & Louts Valle's (Richard Valle) 283 Sanford Box 636, CB& Judy 0 Williams, Caruthers 9-25- 2023 Douglas Av A5-restaurant Thomas W. Moore --- Il SI -.... 351 -- RI I Box 9S1 Apopka Washington No. 110 Titusville Timothy N Loeffler--POB S David L Bennett 850 303 N Alfred J. P(xley-I-29- Rt. Colbert, Alabama & Sally A AS-pub svc taking inventory Oak St . LW & Judith Hamilton 1 Box 315 Snowsill Rd., Oviedo Peralta --' 6 55 - Same as above Sa les Consulting Svc (William & Gregory W. Owens -- 1251 4 55 sa me add & Ctfarlotte L Decker -. 33 Robyn Gleason) 521 Howard Av Same as above P.O Box 1100 LW I Donna A Gary L Hitchcock. ----557-- 7232 LW-pub svc Gator Or No 314 Cr1. & Lisa C Steven R. Reed - 1 57 - 10010 Venable -8 56 - 1600 Hill Top Or Jartan Truck 8. Trailer Rental Miller,- 12 57 -- 104 Crystal View Bear Le Rd, Orlando 8. Peggy (Larry Brookshire) $60 14 Hwy I?Dernil S. Pruitt 9-58 - 1653 St . Sant. M Thornton -251- P.O Box 234 92 CB-retail supply Peruvian Ln WP & Bonnie L John 6. Squartino -- 9 56 Osteen Epic Really (Patrick McNulty) Tulip Tri., C B & Gail E. Knowiden, Mark A. Sagert - 6 48 -- 138 Baker -- 11 58 g- 2617 Tuscarora IU& SmOn By AS-real estate Hudson Lane Maitland & Linda J. Trail MtId. --659 - 1711 Shasta Cf., MIld broker Johnny A Tratchel - 4 53 -Walter F Thomson,-2 OS - I SOO Moushon -7 57 -- 108 Lake Cortez All That Glitters (Bret B Dr. Apopka New York & Inez A. Sermons - 6 Woodland lMvd., Deland & Hazel Gerard) 404 E 14th St Sanf--sell ' Donald K. Crowl - 3 SO ' too S5 - P.O. Box IS3 Osteen. M. Webster - 4 06 - - I 500 South jewelry David R. Williamson - 919 -Blvd., Deland Graham Rd. Fern Park & Connie H Ernest Morris-lit) SR 434 L Goodman - 12 60 Some as LW-real estate broker above Special Introductory Offer 7WA ELECTRIC CASH!IcT!- Pinsoppple Ln AS $639 A P Clark Leasing vs Betty Nasrallah $2,117 Pasadena Ave., LW & Judy $°5 Ø J. - . venueor y 23. 1. C, Vernon Miz& Jr. As - Personal williamsort, 210V FrvncA1.A4,r t li;on 1111,050. -- OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES - MARRIAGES Bank Bldg Orl p CassarO- -'- Donald %*:Jr.';-4-U dran -io-sisalne & Emily J. Clarke - 11-23 - Same LUPO -- 3 611 - 614 Morgan St, - idte of johna MICASW S. Horlacher - 9-se 163 Twin Coach Cf. Sant. 116 Carol A. Rutherford - Ill Same as Mild. as above Michael S. Curtin -S 56 - South Larry N. Boston - S-SI - RI. 2 Box 3061 Oviedo & Daphne D. Sipio Carolina & Cynthia M Beiiste -6-- 131 Faraway Or. Sanford - 651 - 39 - Seminole Garden 60 Daniel E. Duncan Ill - II 53 --Sanford Burton J. L.w4s Jr. 0-33 - -31855.WvmoreNo. 101 ASS. Susan P.O 9O'111S3 Sanford & Laurie E. M. KnoW -7 1-56-,,,Samea%30ye - W L BE FOREVER BARRED ml first publication of NOtICO of Administration- Lorraine P.. Adam% DAYTONA BEACH ' R 323-8080 Mi.., Tees., Thai., Fri. 9'-rn 4p - - & Judith L. Knight - I 53-Same Southern Home Systems (Dan as above. The Omnis Group (Dale M 9at.mentolanyclaimordemand $6(* Big Muddy Corp vs Big Mudd y Cart er)) 101 Wymore Rd ASMcClure) P06 LII FP-painting qiey may have. Each claim must James D. Honln - 7-32 - 1301 contractor In writing and must Indicate the Corp. Grady P Johnson St. Johns consultant Sweetwater Club By. LW. & Cindy Ibis Av G en eva $41,501 & $112 Systems Dave Unger 300 Wild Olive LN Inc (Elliot L L. Anstits besis for thi claim. the name and -3-53- Same as a bo ve Barton) 112 Water Oaks LN ASGen Fin vs Delbert 0 Collins LW-accounting 43dresxofttte creditor or hit agent Rudolph L. Horne-S-5.4- Rt. 2 Waterfront Bean Bag Inc data process o' attorney, and the amount $13161. $37 -Box 210 Oviedo & Betty C. Jet. Thomas C McKlnji. 7324 far Dependable Insur vs Melvin (Donald Worthley) 600 ', Prairie clmed. If the claim IS not ydt 1-57 - P.O. Box III Bluejacket W On-sub-contractor Ov iedo Lk Dr FP the data *hen It will become Redding 2702 W 22nd St Sant $367 Edward W Adams P08 159 Credithrltt of Amer vs Raymond Lake Wicker Foyer House (John dVe shall be stated. It the claim Is Richard M. Madden - 5-60-Mary-roofer Gallucio) 936 Bentwood Ln P5 c4ntlng.nt or unllguidated, the 0 Simmons $173 Bldg C. Apt. 120 Strawberry Goods Unlimited (Barry E Corradetti Enterprises vs D .t Org-ret ail turn nplure of the uncertainty shall be Fields WP & Katherine J. Burney Drywall Specialities Inc (Russ Burton) P08 3371 LW- trucking sated. If the claim is scured, t he Smey Enter pr ises 33 19 McGuire - 1159 Same as above CO 201 con. Orl $173 & $31 Hutton) Box 1077 LW-gen s4cunity shall be described. The Sc Ste Charles Smith - 7-5.5 30$' Robert E Veitch I163A Pas*o tractor -Combank-Sem Tar-Sar Inc cplmant shall delIver sufficient DPU9h St. AS & Deborah Y. Sa nford Bait (Jackson & Rose Delao Flores CS--flea market c*ples of the claim to the dent to 335 E Evergreen Lw $337 Lomax - 11.56 - 311 Longwood Numa Surf Sports Inc (Jonat han CoastlIne Distr vs Ray A Smith Magee) 3139 11th SI SanE-retail $.ble the clerk to mall one copy Ave. AS J W es bait shoe ton) P06 423 Lake Mary$1273 & $29 34$ Cinnamon St to lath personal representatIve. Anthony J. Gneaik 8.20- 1303 Alber t I Melanie Schneider Ill mfg sailboats All persons Interested In the satellite 8th S. Penn, Dr. Daytona Beach & Blazer Fin vs Jerry W Justice 267 S Grant St LW-lawn 4ate to whom a copy of this Wanda L. Schools 1.33 114 maitenance Notice of Administration has been 2103 Willow Av Sanf $1537 ov St. Ormond Beach Seminole Ma Awning & Pool rtha Jones 8.432 Supply njil.d are required. WITHIN - Blazer Fin vs Frank Banko, Ill - 12-51 Oqpt HIth & Rehab (Carrie (Richard A Kay) retail pool Calvin C. Haig -226- Nt. 3 Shsllington, Penn. & Robin L. TIREE.MONTHS FROM THE supplies 21$ S French Av Sanford Box 556 Sanford & Wanda J. Lingo FIRST Berry) vi Jessie J Jackson 529 OTE OF THE 1.60 11$ Myrtle St. PLIBLICATION OF THIS Afldifl4n Cr1 *11 CII support $13 ri~ NOTICE, to file any oblictions pt wk Avco Fin vs Rudolph RobentiSr tt9ymayhavethatctiallengethe v)dttyof me decedent's wIll, the I Patricia $337 AtlantIc SI Orl vs Linda OIS qllflcatlonsof the personal - Ssnson$603 197$ Loctberry Rd tative, or the WP lclion of the court. L CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND Barn.$t Bk Otl-WP vs Linda M OiJECTIONSNOT$OFII.D Newell 1.101 I[Across firom 381"bws) 736-108 - Equal AccessEqual OPPÔ1'ftrnity Community Coflig. - - - 2544 FRENCH AVE . IACreU 'from Winn-CNXIelf) - : . SANFORD 124 t. RICH AVE SEMINOLE I I . Sifliord, Florida - - 99 ' " - -. ' •CH1kfllflCk •sfUflIII not lflClUdSd *30 daymoitayback larantee - . JUDGMENTS PERSONS '"" - A.O.SOFT CONTACt' LENSES 111111 B will be held - . COMMUNITY COLLEGE poxlblhlly of ,lolsace by -- "" - - gate. .eaedipaIlght blue wits a - piui dirt, Frick, did not talk o oewvnon or- . pose for - Jr. - 3 ; 1601 Locust Aye-, Sanford & - • -- WWU - 626 Lake Howe#$ Rd. Mailland 116 Alice L. singtotary - 3-S6 - 112 ff. 41h St. Sanford. 4s.. SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE - - Turt le Mound Dr., Casselberry - 2-22 - 103 Midway LW Fisher No 202, Daytona Bch 8. Plametlo Ave .duplex res. 821.000. Andrew E. Nickels Ill -- 10 Alexandra K Scariest, -- 217 Charles Henderson, 102 David L. Sprague I 7 -6801 Alicia C. Smith 8. Eric S. numerology same Academy Ave., repairs 811.600. Nicholson Dr. orlando & Barbara 2300 Howell Branch Rd. WP & Helen Arsenault & Louis G. The The Happy Cooker Inc (Lianne A. Left - 5-57-Same as above Laurie J. Bailey - 11 51 - Same Richard N Naoum, -- 1161 James and Ruth Smith, 16$ Delores J Johnston & Robert T. 2391 W SR 43.1, LW-retail as above. 1061 Abeline Dr., Deitonø 0. Bethune Cr., add. $1,700. Martin J. Alpert - 2 41 - 60 George Varortick & Hesper. cookware utensils Stewart J. Thompson Sherrie V. Golden -- 1063 -- 1100 557 David St. Winter Springs & Ann Battaglia S. Frank, Big Sauls Record Shop (Charles 'Suzanne Casto - 947- Same as Australia & Cindy J. Kinard --856 Davenport Or., Deltona John C. Henderson Jr. 8. L S. Larcemia V Greene) 309 E itt - 823 Catalina Dr. Sanford Dennis J. Neff - $39 - -Punta above. Rebecca S. Powell. st Sanford-ret, records etc Kenneth A. Anderson -- 560 - Gorda & Sherr L. Legano -759--John Lengyel Jr. 5-23 61) Sara T. Kerley 8. James E. The Sneaker Tree (Lawrence Archibald Ave Altamonte Springs 301 Marjorie By. LW & Roseann 825 S. Wymore Rd, apt. 390, AS Jerry N. Reeves -..... -' .I - dozen -. FINAL Eden Lawn Care (Tommy E " Th ps SCIP Grose, 154 Sandra F. McAuliIIe & MiChHl care servIce _ School of Meditative Sciences I (Judy Weinberg) 2023 P Orl Su 1, • Charles R. Skinner & Ruth T. Mttd Ich ,editation, palmist , . Sern County Teachers Fed Cr Un vs Grace E Burton St. Petersburg Treasures of American Design 11,017 (James T Holmes) 711 N Sears vs Richard L Parker 100 Lakefron t WP Flea MkI femands againsl the estate are The Bodo Co Inc (H (H David Cequired. WITHIN THREE Pineapple Ln AS $639 Montgomery Wards vs Robert J Rogers Jr) P08 132 mi' 4ONTHs FROM THE DATE OF Bob's World of Realty (Robert J ]HE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Lowe P06 013 Oviedo $161 The Glasscutter (Louis A Laurel Merrick VS Joseph H Cardona) IOIS Star Lk Rd Apop- Spltctor) POS 1324 Forest City&R HIS NOTICE, to file with the E broker Clerk of the above court a written Morin 64$ Fenton P1 N Lk Apts AS Sell Stain Glass -- ____ ' om 1onTn Eunice Hardy & Leroy. Evelyn W the personal repir esentatIve's forney are Sol forth below. ing claims or All person$ . Bifocals. Tint or Sun Sonsoir Ion"% additional Cost - St of FL vs Aldo Barreras 1104 founty Courthouse, Sanford, riorida. The personal nepresen. Rockledge Rd On $150 live of the estate Is C. Vernon Wall Plumbing vS James Melvin 4tJze. Jr., The name and address $1451 210 S Park Av Sant _________________________________________________________________________________ 14 1 - address of which is Seminole Rich Dr Oviedo SIM 6 VISION Your Choice of . N PITERESTED IN THE ESTATE: I. ARE HEREBY St of FIL vs Danlol H Cotton 170 YOU I Betty J. McClellan & Doris that the 3rd St WS $50 CITIFIED ad St of FL vs Mark A Jackson 290 Franklin. inistratlon of the estate of Christina A Haugan & Olvind. q IKA G. SPEAKER, deceased, Mtld Av AS 150 James C. Fisher & Mary E. St of FL vs Corn ell Johnson Is Number bO-16-CP, Is pending Susan A. Land & Robert L. $n the Circuit Court for Seminole Jernigan Av On 8.50 Jimmy L. Lane & Wanda L. St of FL vs Francisco Barros $ounty. Florida. Probate Division, Judith T Poor & Freder i ck A - Includes . - ,I SINGLE a below-sea-level city duces 450 begs an hour, the year-rounil along the U.S. winds and swging seas. above the East Coast, and country that requests it -and , coast In preparation for the above water, demonstrated levee board keeps 15,OW on A representative of the ' takes pictures every even did so for the People's an invention It called the only hand for situations requiring familiar swirl In a satellite National . Environmental Minutes of the greater part 30 of Republic of China . before the true sandbaggipg machine in immediate response. Un 2. $349 Springs Landing Venture to the Myan Group, Lot I Springs Lan ding Un 1. $15500 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO AL. PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AIM$-' OR . AINST THE -ABOVE ESTATE .., 25 doing to Lessen the destruction & wt Shuk, Lot 141 Bel-Air@ Hills D ALL OTHER WHITE 13LA11 LENSES Dennis Railer of NESS said The Orleans Levee Board, 140. The satellite is sta tioned the U.S. government provi des the agency respo nsible' for All that gm on virtually caused by a hurriimne's high 23,000 Although the machine promiles out in space, satellite weather data to any keeping a rate of 450 an hour, • _AL%I 4 * of Service ihe Western Hemisphere. It United States Pa - nted I*t di- the world. Satellites ,PhotograO cloud temperature called a Washington described the has a counterpart over the plomatic recognition. petterns. Buoys check ocean hur ricane. Superintendent Ed Robbins operation of the GOES Pacific coast to give "Cooperation - is cur rents. Airplanes monitor insaid the levee board Delegates to the 3rd annual satellite, a high-flying device meteorologists a compre- ternatlonal In th e weather," developed the awkward. temperatures above e.,j1 International Hurricane familiar to most people hensive picture of wea ther he said. "It's one of the few loo king green contraption a nd below. In south Conference were shown by through the pict ur shown by conditions affecting the things in the world where the almost 20 years ago so 40 Louisiana. a mechanical several govermnent agencles TV weathercastersesacross the Americas. cooperation is really good." people could do the wock of monster spits out sandbags at Wednesday what each Is country. File Number 00.46-CP Division IN RE:' ESTATE OF ERIKA G. SPEAKER Deceased '- , $72,500. Lindal. Clark to Complete Interiors Lots 29 & 70 RamIN THE CIRCUIT COURT FO blewood, Lot 31, Lot 31, Lot 11, Lot SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 75. Lot 78. 8100. PROBATE DIVISION Bel -Aire Homes to Wing Tat Mul - _____ 0202 Bldg 6 Fairway Villas condo, Legal Notice ' - ft - - sle Bates (sealed) at a re. Cent state conventloi . _4W_ -- -- - plaque waS given to [1 -- - O-S3 -Sam* as above. I 1 . ..4 BUILDING PERM -- , Sanford j (from left) Dona Snejr Sherry Kitner, arid N J. - Ill, . - .- .' Dl . . ' . . - - WIN AWARD - . .' : - - I - - ' , . , - JAYCEETTES / • ' ' . • - _ 1 ' ,. - - - -- . . . - -- .,, -'i. . . WI Magaly to Magaly F. 420 Trotters Mild $101 • Seminole Police Supply (io Ann Taylor 9 29 -- P0 Box 1183 Oviedo P 0 Box 862 Sanford & Cynthia Noguelra Lots I 91k A Wild Steve Suth erland DDS vs James Lge) retail POlice supØis 116 S Sanford Charles L Charlan -- 1250 Keeling 956 Same as abáve mere Add to LW, $100. IT F & Lorine Kirkland73O Truman Palmetto Av Sanford p, 108 Wild Holly Ln LW & Renee Larry G. Wallace -- 3 5 Harry W. Woodall -- 9 55 -- 1514 Y Enterprises to Charles L. William R. Davis & WI Pamela By Sant $302 Seren dippily (Penny Mercier) Box 1122 Sanford & Cynthia D Stein to 48 Same as above Todd Ave Orl. &'Lynn C Todd -Cornett & WI Mary, Lot ti 61k 21 to Charles W. Barnes & wf Eloise, Michael A & Wanda Slabaugh vs SANFORD 105 Butternut Ln LW-Brooke -- 9 51 Robert J. Labrie 21 Orange Ave 1 49 Star 1 61 4502 Todd Ave. Orl Dreamwold, 131.000, Lot 22 The Moorings, ua,000 Lawrence 0 Sherbino & Robert 0 Iandaping, selling plants, in Complete Int er iors 125 Wild Rt. I Sanford. Box 112 Euttis & Judith A. Jay W Cummingt 10 55 -- 11 wood Dr res. 112 300 Olin Amer Homes to David F. E. Scott Brandon Inc. to Nancy Lottin Possession of 11'S Tim tenor deSign Bernard B Welch - 694 Hill --. 756 - 1845 Poinciana Rd Smyrna Dr D ebar j , & Sue E. D. Miller. Lot I less 2 ft 91k A Barr&wfRebcaLotiClutter B berlane Trail CB $154 Complete Interiors, 154 Wild Rickie A Slater P09 Ill Lak Sa ndpiper La ne Catselberry we Sheffield—- 1156 Sameasabove wood Dr. ret $72,600 Oak Arbor, ss.000. , Sterling Park Un 21, 547,900, Monroe- -selling produce mobile Joyce E. Poll -- 1 12 Lowell Same as B Payne 8 13-2208 Farrelle R Emery 8 60 100 Rosewood Homes to Robert W. Kirk-Dee Corp to Rexwail Superior Const Co. 7534 El Ronald I. Smith 317 Greenbrier above • .i i Park Ave Apt 3. Sant & Wanda S. N Fairfax WS & Janine A Jackson 8. wt Lois. Lot 28 Wekiva Builders Lot 3 BIk A Fairway Portal, res. 120.000. u By AS--lawn maintenance en rick Mitchell L. Fisher'--9562109 W IS --- 915 Maple Ave Laboisiere - 17 58 - Same as -- 4 Cove, $18,500. Club Est Sec 6, $112,750. Donald Henwood, 143 Hidden Lk Easley Medical Products (Bob W. 18th St. Sanfd & Linda D. Sanf. Clara .V. Magee & Dani I above (QCD) Melba E. Houser , to Dr, scr rm. 12.200 Jane C Wilson to Linda L. arold Easley, Pres.) 901 Cornall Rd Henley-1060-16 Castle Brewer Beatrice L. L Vandiv er & H John W Burton --- 156 P.O. Ron'ald B Johnson -- 7 55 - 1220 Herbert H. Houser. Lot 14 Prai ri e Sarafin & Maichael i. Garcia, Lot jerry Rutledge, 508 Myrtle Ave. Sanford-mfg medical eqpt K Cf., Sanford . Box 426 Wauchula & Kimberly C Randolph St Sanford & Sandra B. renool $980 ke Manors. 1100. 11 91k L Camelot Un 2, Billy Bron so n's Framing (Wm. 'Rob t Kirchman Lebby J Fore, Jr --6-59 er s c urs 1 51 P0. 706 Spanish, Bellew 10 59 a o Bo 2108 , sane W. Adrietico Tr to John W, Mra L. Ledbet t er to Guiseppe samuel Kinerd. 130$ 10th SI, Burke) 455 Raven Av LW-Contr Box I73 Thelma Longwood &Denise M Oak Trail LW nn Lake Mary Timothy 8. cafpentry Vaughn & wf Alice, E s repair $500 Vella & wf Francesca, Lot 9 blk S ,t Gloria A ' Cappetta -- 5 62 - 260 Wetumpa Mart A. Sutton - 5-57 - p0 Edward A. Raymor - 17-SI NEk4of NWI~of Sw!;g Sec 2112111 . & F. G len Maria AbellO, 26A Hiawatha. Tract A-North Orlando 2nd add, Bobby Joe castoro & Diane L., Cf. casselberry Box 314 01leen & Deanna E. Long 294 Spanish Tract Dr. AS L $fl,500 129.100. garage S4.S00. • E Highland St. AS-retail Larry M. Griffin - 5-37 -2621 Same as above. • Shannon S Philli p s ps Pamela S. Richards 8-61 D ennis. 1013 thin Amer Homes to Qliver - J. W estinghousa, Bldg. 415 Airport, Charles H. Turner & Arletha ants & nursery items Elm Ave. Sanford & Gait WhitJohn W. OnIm.t -10-5*- RI. 1 Forest CI. On. Linda L B L Adriel T, Bolduc & wt Barbara, Lot I ClUtdir to Raymond E. Moser L wf Ruth, - Indus, bts.$129.000. OvIedQ Services (Paul M. Box GIK LW & ,, . . - - - - REAL ESTATE • . - . . the past month, will be returned tothe main state accident. prison here Tuesday. On Thursday, Potts win Accord* to court - testimony, somewhere in forego his Last meal, having mass with a close Forsy th County, while Priest begged for his life, friend, Fat her Raymond Kuiwicki, Instead. " Potts put 'a gun to Priest's head and fired. "I'm praying very hard, begging for God's Potts was captured the next day following a mercy.," Potts said. shootout with police in south Georgia. A .357 With shaved head, Potts will glance a last time at magnum bullet hit him in the face, shattering his the li kenesses of Christ on the wall of his cell where teeth blowing off the roof of his mouth and leaving a hehasspentinuch of the past fie years, walk down bullet fragment lodged against his spine - MATTER OF RECORD - the ACLU said they will not take further legal steps nearby house. to try to block his execution without Potts' apoval. Priest, having dinner with his wife's family, ofPotts, who has been at prison near Jackson-For fered to help when Potts said there had been an - - . - , . driving too fast, so'Potts stopped the pickup truck , . . - IF -• - - tence, saying he would rather die than spend a life prison. But he also says heis a changed man. "I want people to see that with God, nothing is in - - -• - . he was given medication to control unruly behavior. His first crime was stealing his father's'bar to drive a friend to Tennessee. He was later sent to a priva te anti-capital punishment lawyers. But he severed his had tossed into the bushes, Potts told the two women relationsWp with them two weeks ago. Farmer and to wipe the blood off the truck while he walked to a Impossible," Potts said at one of his last news Sanford. Gray has JO ** ined the Sanford law firm of conferences. "A man can take a 100 degree turn if Cleveland, . ize an Brid ges as an assoc i ate. A he puts God first." resident of Sanford since his youth, Gray attended Eighteen months ago, Pot ts convert ed to local schools, graduated from Florid ai State Catholicism. I University In ,rallaha 'ssee' and-the Cutpberland "I was one"'murderer I was A'~riminal at one time," Potts 'saiid. ,,['in not School of Law in Birmingham, Ala. Ile is a * a criminal anymore. I . never want to hurt anybody again veteran of seven '.ears service as a helkopter in any way 1'e made peace with God Now, I want peace pilot in the - - - - -_ _'. ! 1. *_ __ .,_.~ . . I . - . _ . :'. President Chiang Ching-kuo eldest son oftheIsteChianjh fordemocrdtjc reforms such as the dissidents, o n trial. - • Williams. ' Observing the occasion with Gray are (from left) his father, Fred Gray; wife, Mary I.vnn,; son, Tyler; and mother, Kathy Gray, all of .'. . -- • I • Potts' pattern of violence began early. As a child, want to five with the threat of death over my head and still be executed." Many anti-capital punishment groups ha ve tried Potts had been meeting almost daily with Millard on a dirt road, pulled out a chromeplated revolver Farmer nd other attorneys associated with the and shot Snyder. • Atlanta-based Team Defense Project, a group of Unable to find the keys which the wounded Snyder sworn review-in as a prac'ticing attorney by Circuit Judge Volle - Potts', 35, has refused to aj~peal his death sen. •.-: I. , ,I- by .i family,a Michael Gray,u OATn iv - The stereotypes are hardly fair. ment media. Although local elections are Asian, Antonio Chiang, before the trial. Taiwanese have become the economic cam.mon, there has been no general "The dust will settle and then'we will see leaders and are th riches t people. But election since 1949. what direction we're going toward." until recently they were shut out of The national legislature thus is "Nothing was solved by the trial,"said \ government. posts by the mainlanders dominated by mainlanders in their 60a - a We3tern analyst. -The areas of conand their sons, and played minor roles in and 70s. Supposedly. they reptelent tention remain." the ruling Nationalist Party or KuomIn provinces on the China mainland. Divisions within the Nationalist Party Tang General elections will be held, they say, are as appa rent as tw be een the overr The dispa ri ty in represen ta tion has whe n the Nationalists recover the China ment and dissidents creat ed .so-called Taiwan independence mainland , coaxed groups overseas. They want the Complicating t tension is the absence liberals and moderates have malnlapders removed and political ofanyconsensusorjhowthegovernznent autonomy for the native Taiwanese, The should bring about political and Nationalist Party government claims the democratic reforms. -- ORNEY I ,ATT "distorting contents damiged public " morale." - I has some friends, for a Roman Catholili'burial. 'I m not tired of living," Potts said I just don't board has reached a decision." turned six of the Georgia death penalty convictions and ACLU attorneys said the cases of more than halt of the condemned killers could now be up for - - - for a moment nd then softly said, "I'm glad the A companion; Gene-Snyder, complained Potts was __ However, the Supreme Court last week over. were killed. The rebellion's bitter taste fled to Taiwan in 1949 it declareda "state Asian, was suspended by the governzdt forgotten. and ethnic differences have not been of seige" whlca still limits constitutio na l Four days after the trial end ed Marct. guarantees such as freedom of speech Authorities said the publication's Geo rgia Reidsville gave him the news, Potts stood silently other people had been' drinking and driving around. 122 and Georgia third with 84. e . . 1 refused to commute Potts' sentence, saying he had also been accused of "15 or 20" other Thurders in "demonstrated a wanton disregard for human life." horth Florida - an allegation he has denied. When the warden of the Georgia State Prison at On May 8, 1975, Potts, Ms. Blackwell and two death row, the most Of any state. Texas is next with . - - . - after killing Priest, Potts was shot in the mouth and Ootts, divorced in 1974, and a .girlfiend, Norma says he has been in te rr ible pain since t he n He sa ys Blackwell were in Daytona Beach, Fla., when Pot ts he has received only aspirin for th e pain. First killed. "Everybody is showing great concern now," Potts said he woo taken on a $9,000 cocaine. deal, Pot ts said. "But where were they when t he problem so he and an ot he r man went ba ck for renge. be gan five years ago?" Potts was convicted of the murder of Charles R. On May 1, the State Board of Pardons and Paroles Brewer and cxindemned in F Iorid alast year. He has Gilmore was executed by a Utah firing squad in Jantry 1977. The last person to be executed was Jesse Bishop, who died in Nevada's gas cha m be r last fall. Florida executed John A. Spenkelink in May 1979. . - - - to Intervene, claiming Potts wants to die to escape school at Tulah Falls, Ga. because of his brushes his physical pain When he was captured the day with the law and problems at home only the fourth in the United States since Gary A III -and be "' t to death. Priest, an auto mechanic, on May 8, 1975, will- be execnted on Thursday. He will be the first condemned killer to w Georgia since 1964 and ., c The only, opposition magazine, ' a God," and fired, . P tts, condemned for kidnapping and killing . -1 . The mainlanders were resented deeply and young people are further aggravated panded, the aftermath of the his L_- . - __ .. . with myself." a short corridor through the prison morgue into the Potts' case was appealed to the U.S. Supreme brightly lit execution chamber to the white electric Court, but the court rejected it. Then last fall, he chair. decided to drop other possible avenues of appeal His body will be taken to Hazleton, Pa., where he Potts coldly answered there was "no such thing as 11, from the start and that sparked a 1947 by a ptwatsysteiu that curbs refortu. casedampene&such . . I . 1. beath I show Michael Priest, 24, said to Jack Howard Potts. : d are "mainlanders" Chinese who fled intereted in what they have, but their China in the late 19.4 to escape the own potential." communist takeover of Mao Tse-tung. Poli tical frustrations of the Taiwanese - - - 4- and I)elware together, is increasingly why they aren't grateful," says an general elections, not to topple < troubled by ethnic problems. Eastern analyst. "It's like a father government through violence as ,e Government officials and intellectuals telling his son how hard he had to work prosecution said.' admit they have no answer to sa tisfy all and the son not being pacified." On Friday, April 18, all , eight ue the island's 17 million people. Eigh ty-six "What the Nationalists are dealing convicted. Seven drew terms of 12 t4 -. . . ." *if. three were independent legislators But Taiwan, no bigger 12= Maryland refrigerators and doesn't understand Political and democratic reforms . : II.r 0. I Ingenious ways have been found to trade high-powered economy. profitably with the consumer-hungry All of them, in some 75 hours of court "The Nationalist Party has given Ji communist mainland young people degrees, cars and hearings, said their aim was to pus # REIDSVILLE, Ga.(UPI) A young man was on hi s knees in a field near Cuinmlng, Ga begging for .0 his life. His wife had a baby on the wa1y. "Oh my God, please don't kill me," court records . - Chinese on this island. don't share their elders' war eWtience Nearly all had traveled to or obtaibed -Taiwan business continues to boom. or the hardship of building Taiwan's graduate degrees in the United "F- .. . - China, troubhpg questions are being produced a generation of well-educated, 'Taiwanese. All but one was young- and * - , , a .. '. .. ,* .I ,. . .. . I _. .. - F6F - Cbnverted Inmate Awaits Thursday Execution In TAIPEI, Taiwan (UP!) Taiwan still groups ar*e seditious and threaten the A rently concluded claims It Is the legitimate government of existence of Taiwan trial hfgllghted the problems fa China. But a year after the bad news that Another issue Is the glaring generation Nationalist Chinese government. Washington had recognized mainland gap. An extensive education system has All eight of the defendants were raised about the future of the Nationajt articiiiate young people since 1949 They ~ , .- . . .. . . :9 * -. . Prepared - : -,, Must Quell Upset Notive$ ' J l. I I J~ . - - I - -' -. . I . '.:; '- ., ; . . . - Sun y-,jun.t1t$SA - -, - ,n ;:a1 . L! Aging Ta iwan-L ''eadershi . ____________ L . ______ __-, _'Evening H e ra ld , San, Fl •, .__ : - - a _ _ a-- - ... - - -. �.9 5 I 5,.--- - .. - . - -,, - t - t ,s . _ , I,- . . & -. . 1. .,. J . . Evenja He. Id' . - ( USPS 481 O) iinrj - — • S . . % . . I ., 9 "Why, ever since I stopped smoking," she 3 4 9 8 tried to explain, "I have ad nothing but problems I know I have cancer of the neck, my mouth is broken out with ulcers and I hurt all over," "Well, go ahead and light up," I teased. ' 6 . Ham'e . . * ff . . 'The Clock * By DORIS DIETRICH I - .. 4. Unusual Oadiration .. -, ; . I ' S .- -- kin. I ' — ,- - oo . I , 111__::~ ., L . i -:::- I may die oI.stuffing my mouth I . . - . - I "', deadline for entering the 1980 Olympics ______ passed Ws week, the State Department took the position that the U.S.-led boycott was at least a qualified success. Ili his recent budget message to the city ad- VOTE GENERC GOP . S - - IDEM •- . tries let America down. During Chief Harriett's tenure, he has had . on two separate occasions the families of two of did for them In World War I and World War his finest firefig~ters who lost their lives while on ll," Phizbeam grumbled when I ran Into him - __________________ .- S JULIAN BOND lx)y whose lather was a policemn. 'Hold on were, l'ruzDeam," i remon' \Vell into his own career, Chief Harriett had his strated. "I don't think.you can make a case first personal loss in 1966 when he lost a 14-year- like that, There Is a world of difference betold son to an incurable illness. ween going to war and going to the OlymSome three years later in 1969, tragedy again pies." struck ,home. Chief Harriett lost another son, "Yeah, but the principle Is the same," George Harriett Jr., practicing lawyer in PhIZbeam insisted. "U they put pole vaulting Keeping CIA , . 9 . a Secrets If Sen. Daniel Moynihan, a-N.Y., has his requests had compromised the intelligence way, we may never spin know the details of - plots and Illegal acts by America's secret ' - Uar •.,. , I . 0 . tt'wa4n4p '46 hu - . - -o . • more likethepërlod in the late 1930s when the - ____ CIA will expressly prohibit jburnalists and intellig6nce agencies, foreign governments, lie recently became assistant to the city manager ordinary citizens from learning: and before that was an administrative assistant to Police Chief Ben Butler. "I'm pretty sure we can count of amm for support short of not going to the Olympics,p' I technical systems for the collection of foreign intelligence or coiinter-intelligence in. "I never thought of It that way," Phisbeam formation," were some words for the city manager. They said. "What could they do to help us shprt of reflect the well-balanced perspective o0i proud not going .to. the Olympics?" governments, or intelligenco activttles, such father and faithful public servant: as spying on Americans abroad, - Special activities, like overthrowing 'Remember books like 'The Last Time I vestisatlons of acadethlcs or Journalists as potential sources. Intelligence or security contacts with 1overnmenta. foreign such as when the CIA --- —- - -. 5-.. -- - 4 •a-. ' - •- produti1i'' ' - - -- - Metric Dragging processing Freedom of Information Act requestsistoo great, that little information of consequence is released, and that the certainly could use some In. I said, "We splratlon songs to buck up ow' spirits and help existence of pubLic access to some CIA - in- - . - - y has been met with a big yawn by many citizens. "I would think BritM composers could But on the plus side, most of our multinational provide lyrics on the theme that the boycott companies have plans or schedules to convert to won't last forever. Songs Ilke "When the High Jum pers Go Up Again All over the World." Or ' 17bere'll Be Gold Metal Winners among metric. 'General Motors, for instance, is now producing its X-series front-wheel-drive cars in metric measurements and expects to be com- formation compromises the intelligence be reconciled. Let me be frank. The 1974 - telligence officer who had been trained and adjustment in attitude and practice. ______ 1964 Freedçm sumliler in MIc&tIppt was "I am proud to say that my colleagues have CIA's plans to murder foreign heads of state, their covert and illegal operations on to make the act work according to the letter and spirit. We have been able to make the sciousimss, and their mind control programs. for it." Only if a can could be made that FOIA true to the format. What Um _____ iovi rednecks were saying was true. The - JACK ANDERSOri the world.- - - ____________________________________ IL -• . i MUNINOMM WEATHER. REPORT I 1 0 - - I S - . - 'and I have much doubt that it-is the end of it all. From all the news reports of - . •. - - 'd'' •' S ' •. -. j', - - % tW trial of the four, officers in the case, ft shows how partlil the law was to '• S 11 I. . . • - "" , me . I _.Al . .I ' I ._~ t -. -_. I ~ -, ..- _. .A - - • ,.- .%. . - I : !.V: - ____ ____ - - - - - . S -' - - _,_ . 0, t• t , * :-- - - (ii',. MA - . Of 11 ' roW on the fallout "And now pqr first-hand trom Mount St Holens." . ;,. , , I . I I. . I I , I . 1. •__.. - MW Houn. One Wq Is clar am 14 - - - - '' - point, appears to be Sen. Edward Xenn3dy, . the praddent) "W.aten , c4ft f 1b. ablalra VIier Addary Committ3e Wmd a mi*= tw I . ' , jaeswe - on the Justice - [spartm2nt In CrawtOn. D-Callf., Birch - Bayh, D-Lr4 , MANY OOSTLY RETURNS: Govawnt Dorald Rie0e, D-Mich., Ceorge McGo -. Joim Hehu, R-Pa., and Waite p.Igping members of Congress, 1u1 so 'd, q size of ft constituency Ian t a v stapleton that Jvitics, far from blind, may be are sitti ng apins! - - Bwv.m some- SenaW ' A-- I 1* ak*ad,y nWW on W hot, &~ . 1 - -ft* to - - ` - missile breakthrough, a new danger is . home. - No one can see how a Jury can excuse inyone for their ignorance or inLi)mnetence. It's uettIruI to be more and - c tizens. Their answer for a better America Is the sedItious suggestion that " —)r our Constitution is outmoded, that our TURN — - r. D.Gravw - well, and his seditious views threaten They ire buying iand in New Zealand In this era, it would feed Itis cattle your future far more than any Russian or a sailboat they suppose will let them presence in Afghanistan or missile silo escape tO the Caribbean or South and our people, which in turn, could bring the price of food down trall- of his leadee,' Ayatallah Khomeini, during a recent Uncoln, Neb. march. children. 'riy advocate the overthrow of our I . . : . . V have room for? t-U'Is II.., They mutter "toO lat&' ãñd"Riisiith supremacy" and insist that nothing can . be done. They are partof the problem, not part Constitution. They may assure you that of the answer. . ..tI.... .t country most of them want to work In a free country, but it's hard to weed out -- - _'.- those who want to create trouble. George M. Tudor Sanford t Ho es Bill Increases Health Allocations To Area . - -.-Seminole County for some time has $308,889 already allocated in the state budget. Bill Benedict, district engineer of the Februar y has received his master's of the House, where K no wles was state's Department of Transportation, degree in criminal justice I rom Rollins recognized for his public service by a gave the roads commit tee of the Greater College. The former police officer is now resolution sponsored by Ilattaway and Sanford Chamber of Commerce a reports be ginning his work on a master's degree passed by the House. It is a signal honor this wee k on the future of roads ih the in public administration, for someone other than a member to be state and the governor's planned new tax a invited onto the House floor. program for roads. The reso lution commended Knowles Benedict has been considered a friend Knowles got one of the surprises of his For his 27 years service as city manager of Seminole County's over the years by Life in rece nt days while in Tallahassee of Sanford. It noted his servi ce as most members of local government. He lobbying on behalf of legislation regional vice president of the Inter- . The new money, Vogt said, is going to between the two houses of the iwth rate, :,i State Sen. John Vogt (D-Cocoa Beach) Legislature and the governor on funding In other news from Tallahassee, Vogt ;a senator from Pasco County, which been experiencing high growth like reports a bill he sponsored In the Senate iinnla Intr,v4a,t'o1 legislation this flnhert Hiittawv (fl.Aliamante a.— zinil Ben r-. 0 .__ Dot Wade, office manager for the has been with the state agency since its benefiting cities and against legislation Seminole County Commission is back on old days as the state road department. national City Management Association the Florida League of Cities deemed and pointed out only one other city e, The bill would add $3 million to county available in Seminole, has passed the manager in the state has served as city the job after being ill for the past two Benedict, who began with the DOT in would hurt municipalities.. health deparbmt budgets across Ow Senate and is now on Its way to Gov. Bob month& & .*ugh she said nearly a year Jacksonville, celebrated his 38th an. One day, Knowles was told to be on the manager as long as ' Knowles. ago that she would be a candidate for niversary with the DOT In February. He The law would have no effect on' accumulated leave time to campaign but capitol's fourth floor to talk with in- City Manager Warren Knowles since - Phones -Endanger Hearing-Impaired . - Yet, about 22 million people live in areas- where all telephones are Incompatible with hearing aids, It Is Impossible to alter their situations by simple modifications In their phone receivers. -For hearing4mpalred people In such- places, what otherwise might be merely a disability beeinea- a dner. - In an emergewy they rannat We thAr th/More than 15 millIon Americana Jader a significant. bearing Im More "Un.b& o4 thm wo 60 or OWN., 'fliid about 4 million pople t'se hewing aids to compaisate for It= of telePhones to get help. - A bearing-Wd user can bew a Them is an orpnization working to diange Ungs, bowever. It is the L*pbone-mversaft only if a = of magn2tic energy (known as a "T ('ganizatlon - for the Use of rAtch") is built into his or her phone. tekphone. Remember, none of us knows when phones in the United States have mwh . - . , - . -vatmally . wap is n1d, od the t*phow~__ .3W mpaMli.ty.. , ', ' * . I-- I ; . tbat. we or someone we love may need a I bming aid. Lkearthg. -Despite their hearing aids, Hatt.away led the couple onto the floor The document emblazened with the . rendered to the citizens of the state." In his address to the Home, Knowks said simply, "thank you." i 14 Black And White TVs A Good Buy - - Color television sets outsell black and white models, but the latter have enough virtues to keep them fairly popular. Black and white sets are generally less expensive than color TVs. And they're usually cheaper to repair not to mention easier to service. The 14 small-screen .black and-white sets recently tested by Consumer Reports had these features and were acceptable to most viewers. So, when shopping among the tested TVs, y ou might want to find a set that combines good overall quality with other, special capabilities or features you want. For example, the top rated RCA AD 123 offers good overll quality and Is particularly easy to service. In addition, the RCA has a com bination VHF-UHF antenna —a decided advantage if you plan . - "-1k elderly couple Is spending a at home. 'eaceful'evenlng " One spouse says something In' a voice. "L"What's that you said" asks the •lher Two possibili ties: The speaker acbially used too low a voice. Or the 1fdener Is grad ually losing his or her Haltaway, D-Altamonte Springs, joined Steve Haff iett, assistant to Sanford them, telling them to come with him. had to use up that time while she was _______________________ 9 , ,, - - - - ___ ____ Why doesn't the government let our farmers grow as many crops as they Pz,,'lf i,. whira fh.au will These- people are a menace w'you. Worse. They are a menace to your * A 'young tráiiTäII 'Hitsa por. - let U.S. Crops Grow And, they are giving up on you. In Pkmnis I , . Sanford coward and a dupe, he Is a traitor as — giving up on America. -- * permit thoughts like theirs to poison 'the boss, the barber, the butcher,'or the man who styles your wife's hair are ', P.O. Box 318 . Chamber of Commerce - '''' American Ship and Drydock, Inc. suggesting such an action is not only a - . Yow' Iatb?stood iq, for you. can't go on as we are. We certainly can not go on if we government is corrupt beyond repair, popular public opinion. These same Town Deserves Cubans .. ., Don't sit polliety when you hear these Maitland-South Seminole I s peak for myself and others when i • for fear of being shot by the law en-I forcers 'as much as the A l5realters. say, "Send the Cubans to Plains, Ga. Mrs. I think that it L, high time tha t we Geneva . 01131st that opr officers who enforce the . .. - LEFT - I 0 and strengthen the Constitution, but' things — speak o t. Don't go along for that makes no more sense than burning fear of losing a friend these folks the barn down because you don't like stopped being your friend when they the tobacco sign. Make no mistake, adopted the seditious idea of over. These people ~r _da You will bear It lii everyday con- say our system Isn't working, that the versation with mature, financ#]IY basic Anwrican principles shoWd be successful, otherwise outstanding replaced by a new set. They say we . - 1 .. . a 4 -- Atut 75 prcent of the 160 million . of mbliverable mail we returned to Capitol N.Y., and &hard M"ika, &pL . . I * the purpose for the coup is-to enforce working quiet destruction right here at - - - things weren't bad enough with , -' - BonnérlCarter Sanford military takemr in Washington. Don't be deceived. Anyone - qmAxis about tb vety Wag t6e S.Mt. I. decision to stand up -and buck the bureaucracy from the regional Iran, Afghanistan and the Chinese . 'Utese guilty men. plement of $145,906 In addition to the __ -- - - W .'i - -. . I Semlwle County would receive a sup. restaurant, mptel and club licenses. ' - As - - S would we until 1%4, and our irn. inigrants are some of our best citizens. .61 - _ ' -- speak and read their language? Neither '06 - WASHINGTON Some senators are Thomas )Ienderson Jr., head of the Justice and apparent Ineptitude that have charac. Hill each year, at a multirnilhlon.dollar c4 to saying privately that a special prosecutor Department's Public Integrity Section, White,' tensed a number of federal cases involving oil the taxpayers. totally independent of the White House is - House Cowe1 Uoyd Cutler telephoned the Carter Intimates, They include the bungled Each pIwe of ma sent to a'ntw needed MM tOgethff a_j he j.J 5y Brey. Bert Lance prosecution, the failure to pursue haa moved or died costs cents to rettrn, into allegations against Jimmy Carter's What Cutler was most Interested In, It Robert Vesco's attempt to buy White House and that's only part of the expense. The ,la• out, was not the igation itself, so Influence and the strangely langourous probe returned newsletteni and other mailings ir Only the appointment of a spaclal - itweb as Lisa role bing playetl by Kennedy, As of the Carter Peanut Warehouse finances, routinely Drown away when they get bMk prosecutor, they feel, can allay the suspicion - Judiciary chairman, Kennedy had signed the White House reaction to the Sena te Counting the postage, paper and staff un4 tiat politically sansitive cases have been subpoena. Sources told my associate Gary Inquiry is disturbingly similar to the Nixon the total waste amounts to several given less than enthusiastic attention by Comm that Breyer assured the White House administration's succesful attempt to dollars a year. -• Carter' Justice Department. awerthaU(enned'had signed it only atth stonewall the initial congressional inInsiders have provided the namnes'ot, ti The genate Judiciary Committee is now request of bipartisan group of committee vestigation of Watergate past the 'November senators who have been getting the b1gges InveMigaung the handling of mere than of members and in tact was not personally 1972, election. Jimmy Carter might well batch of returned mail lately. Headina thaini ..,. are Sons. S. I. Hayakawa, -P,-Caljf., Ala_i omi uuat win tiiow Jimmy vter out itself, y. __ ' I hope I am one among many to Government Corrupt Beyond Repair? - -, .. . red ruble to teach an inunigrant to Robert 1... Meters President - w :0 - - I . - - light for us. Would you believe the RussIan government would spend one Thank You, Mr. Layer 60LancelotCourt Casselberry, Fla. 32707 . - 11 stand up and Longwood Daniel P. & I congratulate SeniInole County schools -Evelyn S. Beal 9uperintendent Bud Layer on his the buck gets passed from one person 11 . departments in Florida would first The proposed law changes the formula Seminole County supervisor of elections, hasbeen stationed in DeLand for the past dividuals about pending legislation. His seal of the Florida House, was presented 27 years and been district engineer for wife, Ava, was with him for the day by to Knowles in "recognition and ap. receive $5,000 additional, The balance of for allocation of liquor Licenses from one she has now changed her mind. the money w9uldthenbe allocated onthe per 2,500 residents to one per 4,000. pre-Arrangement. State Rep. Robert Mrs. Wade said she had planned to use the past, 14 years. preciatioi of the invaluable service — - -• - In the past seven months we have learned that there Is no one person or together we can solve this problem. .- Thank you, Mr. Layer and school boa/d member, Mr. William Kroll, for Linda Townsley . . - - accomplish its constituted mission. - state. Each of the 67 county health Graham for signaturi. — . this letter so we can let other parents with similar problems know they are not alone and that it we can all get become more frustrated and angry. , the number of liquor licenses to be * es the parent to - . with an elected state superintendent as its head and our school bpard.s will not tolerate'unneeded - or unsolicited aid to their full potential and become productive citizen%I feel you ow the' apology. the counselor to be objective in matters person who says the same thing. regarding his wile. This only adds to the We would appreciate your printing confusion and caus polntmentUS.Sen. Lawton Oulles' (D- growth counties for health services, s The Wh*te House Ru nning Scared 9 * 1 our local schools will be run under the ' guidelines of our Florida Constitution counselor, it is almost impossible for . authority in such matters to another teachers of Seminole County an We observed with deep disap. creasIngly radicalized, extreme. He — , -- Springs) sponsored in the House, limiting • - PQQr Move B basis of growth. Under this formula, BERRY'S WORLD 1 I - week to get supplemental funding to high 1 4; teachers do strive to provide their Lisa's teacher Istmarrled to the *thOOLwbo*teIls"us that they don't have Stephen G Balint Sr Sanford - narrowly e3"Ped death. He became ~ ft~- '. It's time to Jump into the swim with the rest of have been added to our present everyday conversation. Would it not be a courageous gesture if every school board in the South would take the'lead with Mr. J.ayer and put the federal bureaucracy on notice that • - b k.*.,# possible. Recent test scores showed Seminole County third graders placed first in the state in the areas of reading, language and mathematics on state assessment tests administered t his past year. Most 4' le ,frying to do something about it. Vogt for alternative education. . read nor Write? Two of the most ob.. noxious words "functional illiteracy" ______ - S .k through college courses and in service ., ~, training before recertification is - - - . Why was It that we never heard that our high school graduates could neither - alify as an officer of SNCC in fact slept around a lot. SNCC headnuarterc iWas hnmhg,,1. ruen1a U~lr not radical enough. - - Northern girls who came South to work wM sidered his old political guru, Lowenstein; as And so are we all. • portrayed In this May 19 edItor1alcartoon to be "offensive and students with the best ossible unjustified." . education In order to help theñi reach iiieaning of the law that they are trying Fla.) vote to invoke cloture and thus . . , to enforce. . permit the confirmation of William The McDuIfie episode in Miami w1.as -- Lubbers.We consider Lubbers to be.one ..an uncalled . for happening that ha of the poorest nominees of the Carter allocating health department funding These amendments required a cobslderable * parent. The state of Florida has rigid teachers to maintain and update their skills Seminole County teacher Unda Townsley found the message • S its educational system until the' "feds" took over with the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Since that time we have had havoc and it has wrecked our school system through intermediation, interference ,r guidelines whlch require _____________ _________ - Casselberry Elementary School, where - 'I highly enough tobeable to Interpret the been complaining that the state's method maintaining files on 6w-abiding citizens, and /I -- - - .... of Florida did an ouLstanding job with does nothing to improve the Image of this profession. A teacher today faces tremendous responsibility, not only in Providi ng academic skills to students, but also in serving as counselor, - r'nv1dini n affairs to be dictated from a bunch of carpetbaggers who in terfere with our time-proven way of governing our. selves. Seminole County and the sta te and a tactless cartoon of tWs nature - who are related, by blood or marriage, and ' known to students as prim4rily a sexual testing dangerous drugs on unwitting sub- 4 4 the, law. daesperlenced law enforcement off-lk'ers. . - ' maston Easter March In England was always ak fl ----------- a ...a. . we have allowed our local and state The teaching profession has lost public support over the past few years ____ 4 - We also feel that the hiring practices, - teacher in Seminole County, I found the message portrayed to. be offensive and 4 unjustified. . . rnmnIing'p - S Educate Law O icers for you might get arrested or shot and get ki lled by one of those young , had an erratic and dangerous career. Il'i; ' clear that ln thattenslon.rlddenenvlronment Sweeney's vulperable personality rece — event, The same was true of the Eugene worked very hard during these past 30 months S .14Wr-happy, fearful,- black activist scene In the South, where hi of underground knowledge: the role plays In radical movements. The Alder- Include school principals and COWlselors as well. . • - "the stremet and th go about your own before onu left? Among other things, the Teresa Carpe n article documents what has long been a kd - 464 Q.0 -ft is hardlysafe anymore to go out on laws have at least' a college degree pursue political causes for all kinds of reasons, good and bad, sane and neurotic.' more stimuli than it could handle and be to disintegrate. T a^ ff hazardous. People become activists 8 tinder I.nwphqtpn'g t,it,.inaA - . . This letter'is lnjrence to the program toteschforJgnstudentsto cartoon which appeared on the editoriaL speak English. page of the Herald on May 19, 1980. As a What a shame that through apathy _~a . 44~ . y . government in Atlanta concerning non5 - . Raise PC -- - . 1 W, Cartoon Riles Teacher ____ ____ 1% 8 owd be expanded to admit that an error had been -. - Clearly, Lowenstein's whole operation was indoctrinated to conduct tds work in secrecy. And it Is undeniably useful to learn of the ' ;, I Its coarter by spying on Americans at home, country." equipment, skis and cigarettes. l American college campuses, their In, necessary adjustment. I am pleased to rgport troduction of LSD into the American con- that, in fact, I think the Agency is better off one Olympic swestsult to lose for their liquor, soft drinks, pharmac6uticals, film, 1* r jett, "I feel better already," Phiabeam said. "AM maybethe day after Memorial Day for marketing such Items as wine, tihll vla UII1I1uLVU 4 somewhat traumatic experience for a national in. to pay to learn that the CIA routinely violated Ite metric system has been adopted, at least could henceforth be designated as Boycott Day to honor jocks who regret they have but partially, I amendments to the FOIA and the ensuing $2.6 million a year -but hardly a great price Future Bruce Jenners." pletely converted by 1982. Ford's target date for complete conversion is 1985. - . "...there Is an inherent tension between the needsof an open society and the requirements of a secret intelligence operation. I feel very strongly that these Iwo opposing needs must - -- television coverage of the 50-meter . gathering Proceft — oacumroice ann ocner tm'uung contests. This aciministrauve Durn is expensive — funeral pace. The Metric Conversion Act -.was passed b congress live years ago and since then- political science. - 76 that: 19 S - 11"Cher . advancing into middle school next year to another teacher, counselor or group 'of persons In the county school with her classmates. principal in the sa'me school. When a -system that a parent can go to with a I BOth the school and'school board situation like this exists, as It doea at problem Like this. We have found that refused to . while Lowenstein was a - visit.lng professor -j Central Intelligence for the CIA, testified in argue that the adrrAnistrative burden of Britain do to help us short of not going to Olympics?" - swept up Dennis Sweeney at Stanford in 1961 1 '. John -Blake, former acting director of information released. Our professional spies 'Me nations march to metric has been going at a us survive the long surmer without any X. "- Naturally, the CIA d' oesn't want all this about it," Phlibeam said. "And what might agents when. It fled Saigon, deserted the - - Americans abroad, Mark Spitz." "I'm getting all choked up Just thinking We think that description fits the chief quite well. —' disciples into political activists. Lowenste W secrecy to cover the CIA's dagger once again, But neither past performance nor plesent behavior can Justify hiding a sorry record of mnmsmn&ormauon .gaLnercg abroad, and — , But this argument -rings holfow from an- --was brilliant and charismatic. He turned-Wa ammunition to those who want the cloak of ' . .. S . 1 . was pigeonholed and continued ..to of teachers, counselors, and principals another, teaching, of course, but also creadh9~' a network of student disciples. Lowens failed rescue mission in Iran give added . . _. . . - - . I~Q 4 We feel that the teacher should be regress in the school, and has no hope of • •,: itinerant. He went from one academic postt f Afghanistan and the i-A- . - . 40,0,6 - and regressed five levels in one school tested to determine If he Is capable of year. We were - told that Lisa was - teaching and psychologically fit to be. "mentally and emotlonally deficient" entrusted with the educational and and "bordering on retardation," and •emoÜonal well being ofour children. iWiPRIC agency that abandoned its files on local - ' 'this was not true. In the meantime, Lisa should be changed to prevent the hiring Lowenstein in those days was a qampusl agents It had infiltrated into North Vietnam. Background checks, such as in. — ... - --- - -_ rs. and work to have ft done. We feel that . and American Informants — fear the FOIA - S . would like to get together with them idi Inevitable that strange creatures would f14a "Design, function, deployment, ex- will harm the confidentiality of their covert , ploltatlon or utilization of scientific or relationsWp with the CIA. in life I know the supervision and guidance he our morale by writing books that will receive from you will season him and make nostalgically recall previous Olympics and him i well-balanced, well-informed person who is wistfully opine that the games won't 1* th - same witsiout junericau, audetes. One uuc, able to project into an inUTe*tiM,,yital and.most I - - school age children in Seminole county .I ."' ot." After spending hundreds of dollars for physical, mental and :, Psychological tests, we learned that - oil A am most proud Steve found his interest early Saw Paris?' Well, French authors could lift . tm war, . . In Iran intended to ue nervegas. But reluctanase tt.crets. public servant, also works for the city of Sanford. French and"British short ofactually going to- message which - touched on his intent to retire, - - Carventer in The Village Voice explore t hese dark regions. •• 1 Allard Lowenstein, in the ear ly l96(, was a specialist in stirring the mud at the bottom o the emotioaal--' pooL ft was practicall34 gathering process — or that our secret serOrlando at the time. ahead of America's friendship when we ask vices had an unblemished record of providi ng The young attorney went to Lake City with his them not to'send $ team to Moscow, how - services, accurate, precise Information be fore the CIA fe of one y~ar on their anniversary, as a matter depen&bk would they be In Woeld War Ell? 11 . utiwe Congress1onal review my deter- became subject to FOIA scrutiny in 197f — I told-I'tübeam I tlwnigbt the situation W$$ ot fact, when bóh were killed In an auto crash. mine whether the f stied hostage rescue at- would the publi c understand the agejcy's - jzj..Steve4ikpepingwith , ment, education, and o forth. But thert existed a dangerous and driven; side to Lowenstein's personality, and It was dark side that connected him with Dennis, Sweeney , An excellent recent arléle by. Teresa - as placed in a 11spe%W learning program" - ut local govein-~ , , . But it wiis not absurd. The whole thin& possessed a tragic logic, even classical character. It was a drama born in the 1900s. I ne Needless to say we are having a our school system could be changed to running battle with the Seminole helpourchlldren.Wedon'tfeeltjj -County School Board and Casselberry fair to jr children to be labeled as -- Elementary School over 4l3 our "deficient" and "pigeonholed" because -daughter was labeled "deficient," the teacher Is not qualified to teach. ' • - S Ii..*~ --. Xhiwwuanyo say mat "there was a poesibélity that -- ' tape. lie was, apparently, a liberal Democrat and a wp.~ 0~- . ".a .uuui up ,,, recent years considered him excellent 1 say the next time they get into trouble, we ought to leave them twisting in the wind." Tragedy is no strangdr to Chief Harriett. He came Jo Sanford from Hampton, S.C. as a young I .. S complaints against a staff member , like to see Ws situation clianged. We company, a charming and intelligent fellow? - -.. a'. ,of IIYS(hO()l.1 have this statement on Everyone who knew Allard Lowenstehr, i4 %—_ im. ., Elementary School. you are told that with a SMiflIsh pistol, hitting turn five tiznes.j ________________ ________________ I.., .:. . VV Tn U -"ibis Ii not wltjiin the realniof their have had similar experiences with authority" to Investigate or even accept their school or school board who would Sherman and fired seven shots at Lowenstein', I - . J_k 0 ly Seminole County School Board, review the enrollment application. regarding the situation at Casselberry j am sure that there are parents of 5 • - %VUUI each-year and gets even worse as a- Candberry ehIled-the- director of the -(eacher gains' tenure. When you private school and told her of Lisa's # complain, as we have done to the "specialprobéem"and she refused to ' - at a neighborhood yard sale. duty. : assassin. Who was Dennis Sweeney' On Friday, March 14, Sweeney walked intot the New-Yorka.1aW offices of. Layton and ______________ .- -- -. • %J" salaries every year. In return for these the damage is done. Had someone had h1gherssiisxles they Promise niy not the sense back last Octoberjj strike and doe our schools, They do not have been hurt so badly, would not LastOctoberwetzjedtohave Lisa quality of education will increase transferred to a private school for more compensatory to the increase in pay. - comprehensive and Individual in. In fact, the quality has decreased struction, but the counselor at Lowenstein, in effect, created his 4. "This is the kind of thanks we get for all we - comfort many during times of tragedy, including S -~4 ' I 0 hostage to form us into submission ai nni ho .HA to t1i adwol todA JAackmali us into gift Umn higher Meanwhile the 3CJ1OOI Year is over and __________________ . %P __ S S - -.-J :" - - - - . 0 teachers ha demanded more money. money for filed it under the modern category of the~ I Absurd. I vor VOTE c11.______ _____ - %0%0%4 I killing has now faded somewhat. Most people _________________ 0 , - ,; I ministration, Chief Harriett noted: "I consider inyse4f most fortunate to have had th e opportunity There was, however, no getting around the to have been the administrator for the fire department. I consider the last 15 years the fact that many Americans were embittered by the refusal of most of our European allies challenge of my life." to support the ban. - -------- -W&re-onfident The Lity-Of Sanford thanks Chief Judging from the comments I have heard, Harrielt for having given it the opportunity to people are particularly piqued at Britain and have such a dedicated servant and we feel he has France. My neighbor. Phizbeam may 60 The front page shock of'Allard Lowetisteln'i -, -' - Sunday June 1'iwo.—7A Our Read e 04 - . - 5—....-- ____________________________________________ For years, even decades, our school made Only after w e Lowenst'iri Shooting . - -:. . --- - -D1kiIk I N -- . but it won't — JEFFREY HART . . . 'N' •-- S . -___A_011~ I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl dt'n.ireaneirnntioi.aitelv? Go ahead, 11ght ..---------r -- ~ ___N I ". ':: •_. . . be with i cigaretie. up. - . . - , . WASHINGTON tUPI) — As the first final , On The , . - . Y' ' .-I ; - . _. . . .- " id - NE) 4 e -- 11 - — —.. I .- "I can't wait to get my inheritance. And by the way, do YOU want to be buried in one of your own nighties or do you want a shroud?" I didn't hit her. Instead, I tried to stop smoking. And for year$I ' - -- J2QCpc'q MTP4 Bl d , Sweatsox Tears and let someone else have a chance." - N 0 I have tried periodically. Iq have been off cigarettes for This time, I months. . Now I'm a devotee of food.' - of opportunities in life and it's time I step down. . ..- .. - ,..-. . particularly her smoking, she said. "It's not fair to cause jour children so much concern," I scolded her. "Shame on you." AM theh I thought to myself. In years gone by, -S.-.-. , did .1 ; . laid ft weeds down on her own. But she 1. - ed gasping for brth —butshe hflaId' toquitsmoklng. i, too, have been through all the -ills of smoking. And my daughter gave 1Ti a rough time for years about my smoking "It's not fair to me for you to keep dm1' smoking. She tried so hard to lick the cancer sticks I remember s- eeing her - - take a deeD drag and gasp for while continuing to puff -, She . breath 4 ... I waaving toat problems admiat beforeshepackedaway thePaCk. "If you can quit smoking, you can quit eating," Jackie said. "It seems thatevery 10 minutes my body told my brain I needed a cigarette and I even smoked while teaching swimming classes,' the attra ctiv e Jacki went on to say lliat she was having no problems with "no smoking." Maybe that same brain that told her to light up" as now telling her to "forget it." She added she was a problem to her children. They worried so much about her health and DICK WEST The chief, now 62, said he will retire effective January, 1981, based on his having had "my share . - - - Chief Harriett devoted his life to public service some 38 years ago when he first joined the fire department, about twice the - rnrnther----of --years . . 11 - . - There's dedication to public service in the usual sense, and then there's dedication the way th ree generations of the Harriett family have practiced it, We refer, of course, to G. Manning Harriett, Sanford's fire chief for the past 15 years and his - I - ..----- I used to "fuss" at my beautiful mother for •rrjnrrnød .mnlrpr whn .II—.-'. - p..r .1... . a i....t. ; - . - S "I will not-" she snamed. 1 am going to get fatter and fatter and I hope everybody is happy." in a separate incident, ,Jackie Caolo -called herself "an addict." Did Jackie mean she was a de votee of something? Or had she surrendered herself to something habitually or obsessively? . . . 1 _______ THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G BECK, Advertising Director home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00: Year. $13.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months. $27.00; Year, $52.00. : I — - . Myiend raved. And ranted. But she did not huff. 'i puff. She is a recent reformed smoker who may have been feeling sorry for herself and trying to ra tionalize her ' arc1t ' 300 N. FIIENCIIAVE. SANFORD FLA, 32771 Area Code 305.322 2611 or 831 9993 S d .I 1 1 80-6 S . -S • . ...t Tlw -- . , . * . S - I ..__S.rp_I...IuI_.4. - a S , — - - - light weight and easy to carry from room a ust the ning each time you change to book this Not an slLhanri .,4 to room. They averaged 15 pounds, channels. - tenna with a single down4eacl With this Listing at around $100 each, the test The pictures produced by some sets arrangement 'you need hook-up only one models all had scireens measuring 12 had more clarity -the most important pair of terminalsi - the get.will then Inches diagonally, All were of solid stale part of picture quality than others, — me design, with Integrated circuits greater the clarity, the better U* fine tiroughout. ' Most of Ow test models had preset fine tuning for VHF channels 2 through 13. 'a. r • "split" UHF signals from the VHF bind, The Zenith L121. rated about as good ss -, . detail In a picture: blades of grass, the RCA in overall quality, has good itxtures of Isbrim, and Ow like. Despite fringe reception -imporwt if you live the differences in clarity any one of the far from a transmitter. Both have pmag , ts would produce "icture fine tuning. . 4 X lb . ~ . . I �SA-Iv.el.ig Herald. Sanford, Fl Sunday, Juno 1, ma Savings r fo Dad and Mom. Starts Sunday. .._ Evenfng Herald Sanford, Fl io-i 'Gat ors Have Tough Hides w Sunday and gets to take her girdle off." "But the key to the Gator's return to pigskin success is the quarterback situations" acknowledged Kines... A year ago the Florida backfield looked like a revolving door. Both Bob Hewko and Larry Ochab have had good spring moments, but both have displayed inconsistency at times. The word around campus is that both will probably be pulling slivers out of their hindquarters come fall when Florida's four freshman phenoms report for their first 'Give Fm II Pc coaching "Hewko and Ochab are one-two right non," Kines said 1 IICH UIC 11.3W iresamen arrive we 11 puUem toge ther, shake 'em up and see what comes out. It is tough for a freshman to step right in and take over though," pointed out the Gator assis tant who served under Pell at both Clemson and Jackson N", L I hOd UdWI raluiluis wno nsa to suffer through last season's 0-10-1 circus. Gator assistant coach and recruiter Joe Kines did jusht " Friday morning as he served as head cheerleader, eternal optimist, fan deluxe and'promoter supreme as a guest of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce Kines, in the Central Florida area on both a recruiting-trip and faith healing mission, promised the small gathering that things would definitely improve in Gainesville. - "sf \\ S Sale 69.99 .. .- -. vested suit is- tailored In woven texturiz polyester. Jacket has center vent, straight flap pockets. Trousers have belt loop waist. , - - cording to Kines. - . - "We're probably in the best shape and have just finished a super spring," smiled Kines. 'Now I don't want yoia folks inking I'm th 0 ' "We have something to practice agpinst. We open up with Califoenia and they have a couple of kids that can throw the ball through a car, wash and not get the seams wet," he chuckled The rest of the Florida schedule includes Georgia Tech. I..S.U., Ole Miss., Louisville, which replates Tulsa as the (;ator homecoming galm3 and of course the remainder of the SEC, including the Crimson Tide. , .Kines concluded his booster presentation with a short Sale The affable scout offered a few examples of th' new Gator 'b look- me fall'. -------------. Reg. $82. Two-piece suit starts with the JCPenney patch pocket blazer. Adds the JCPenney Slack. Woven Dacron! polyester. It purchased separately: Reg. Sale Blazer ........$47 35.99 Slack. ..........15 11.00 "We've had some pleaant surprises this spring. One of the biggest being Doug Kellom, pointed out Kines. Pelt and staff moved the former Apopka standout froiii his defensive back spot to halfback, and the Gator ground game resembles something going somewhere for hange. Another move has returned standout wide receiver Chris • -_ S - 4. 77 .- campus capers as well as on field ferocity. his really coming .around, Kines says of Wicklarw -- - pointed out. eatcher played just about everywhere and if just about eserything but sell programs for the injury riddled Gators. "You should have seen him when we told him he was going back on offense,' chuckled Kines • "We need to get oil to a good start, to build that confidence ba ck up. There's' enthusiasm back in the players, they can fed the program is coming around again. 'And that hots we want it afftrmd Kines We have an .20% off all work shoes, 30% dress shirts. off ."!,4i . Not Steel Too - __.S__1__. Sale 6.30 . .Rfl,$9Mi!Ie: Dacron'5 potyester double. knit shirt has medium spreadcollr, pleated pocket, and short sleeves. Sizes 14' to 17 Long sleeve. rag. $10 9.1. 7.00 '--- 5 - -: -. Y . - - - •. . - S - . $32 -. 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I ue Rea Hot In 8tn tIicto,' l . * Unit ed Pre - ss International If you listen to Vida Blue you'd think hi. tt,iel nothing to di, ith lus torrid 'start I ow that to III tedililmiates the veteran kIthander said - Friday night after giving up only a live hits to lead the San Francisco Giants to a 3-2 victory over the Houston Aslroi F cpus ID (artliuJl% I I lli' ikntini. lined i tlLrltrun double over kit 1k lik r Ted Siininon head in tilt- second mmmi, a nd Chris St R r iililt d tLu run triple in the mntti to oroi I Montreal, - Reds Padres3 Charlie I•eibrandt, with help from Doug Bair for te final five outs, woll lots first gaine since Ma) 9 ;Ind drove In it run witha s.-acrifim fly tolead, the Redsand handSan Diego its fifth straight loss. . - Dusty ILIker luta three-run bottler in The fint-b Friday night'a.win didn't ~vme p4sy LhoushtA~12aew . ni~. Jeff - \lt Is S I'Irutt's 1 'tt tt. 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'('hoose lliiglit's' ;olf Toiirnaini'iit, a lisrid raiser fIll' schotil slsperiiit.'mleuut caiitlida(t' lInt) hughes. %Viinii'rs front It'll to in 10 innings; and Seattle 4, Cleveland 3, in 10 innings. • • I I00 I00 (i. golfers svere on hand I' rudav afternoon at (lit' Ssu'etssati'r Oaks _. RH I I (liii by Joe Oeint,s ' Terry Whitfield and Milt May. The Giants fiat] scored two runs ' in the firsi off starter and loser Ken Forsch. 54. In other NI, ganies, New York downed Pittsburgh, 5t-I, Ili a N RCU'sChel game shortened ago,, defeatt-d 1 01-( atio. Philadelphia. 10-7. Montreal beat St.' Louis, 104, Cincinnati topped Sari Diego, 5-3, 'and Los Angeles tripped Atlanta, 84. In the American Ieaguc, it was: Boston 5. Mili.I.Sukee 3; (GM Called S1 i -troit 12, California 1; New York 6, Toronto 0; Oakland 6. N"" York Tcxas 3; Kansas City 9, Chicago 2; lkilliihore 3, Minnesota 2. - a-•. - .• . - woo - -. - Hurald ppi by Tom 0110116011 The thrill of victory, the agony of strike three. Steve •Jaiiiisti of .Jack Prosser Ford hears that Rotary nipped V.F.W. 10-8 and - V.P.W. Show I. Al S H ROTARY 4 0 0 Syington 3 0 Harris • a 7 I I 2 hit game. 3 2 James Heard stroked a Scott 4 7 2 4 3 Rotary scored all of its runs Barron a i Mike Baker went the ionklns 2 triple and teammates Steve C. Thomas 0 0 ° Von Her in the first three frames to Whtttakiq 0 I 0 bullil Bradley and Chris Smith distance on the mound for take a 10-0 lead and V.F.W. 1rron 3 Boyd3 0 0 slapped singles for he only Kiwanis, giving up only four couldn't overcome the Pt1€u1d 3 0 0 3 farming hits and Skiba 10 in five 0 0 0 Krayola Kollege hits, 3 I I Sdesb Seminole Petroleum was innings. The game was TOTALS 27 II Gividen I 0 0 TOTALS 35 $511 Clint Bylngton was the sailing along with a 6-1 lead shortened under the 10-nan when George's hatted around lead rule. winning pitcher. He fanned . 145V7 and scattered six hits. twice in the bottom of the •Brmlce Franklin slapped fourth and scored 13 runs. ee.consecutive singles to Marty Johnson blasted a MO011 Al u N KIWANSAS.LH Each team had 12 $2113 112 the McGo.an 3 1 2 r" lead Kiwanis ai the plate, triple and single, Byington "Will 4 0 2 Van BUrger 1 1 0 Hickman 3 3 2 j1ut. while Kevin Smith and Levoy slammed a double and single Jones 3 0 i Franklin 4 2 3 (ivir, - Mike Edwards slammed ffidman added two singles and Philip Harris and Ken 1 00 C,t 401 3 0 3 0 0 two doubles and a single for apiece. Aiton Coleman hit 0 0 0 SMar 3-00 a. Freeman stroked two singles Lawson . bstos. 201 1oyd - G.ge's, Noy Rivers blasted 020 Oi apiece to pace Rotary at the Thoan 1 0 0 Smith 3 & double and a single and uau A.1..Aa ouiiv. ,Jfl• ..,lI A A , Williams 2 0 0 TOTALS 57 13 It Eddie Barnes and Scott Luce 2 0 0 TOTALS till John McGowan slipped a Carter hit two singles apiece. Lee Charron hit a triple 'a nd y Mitchell slammed pair of singles 'for Moose, single for VÔF.W. and John Msss 5wl.ss a home run, triple and single Mike Debo.e stroked a triple Scott added two singje& , - -. - AS PS '- ('411111114 %. ('huh to take hart in 1_-0xvir, . Michael Jones added a Hansen and Rand Baker each in Friday's other league single. - .:. 33I 7 I • -,, • .. - National League Roundu . • 5 Ph a Leonard sinashe'd a screaming line drive back to the box. Terry Whitfield scored the winning run on a perfect suicide squeeze bunt by John LeMaster In the sixth after singles by tr'.a' i 1 i Bradley 3 3 7 CooKi C. I . - FLAGSHIP KRAYOLA SANK AS R H VOLL!OE SPiettleld S r - Bank with a double and 130 with a 12-2 win over threefamiliar single. Darns Littles clubbed time defending city champ familiar screech from the ulnp during Friday's Moose. Sanford Youth Baseball action. a double, while Timmy ][his . -. It looks, feels, washes and wears just like an expensive knit. But it's, not. The Fox shirt for women. Sporting the favorite details you've admired in higher-priced knits. Like easy banded sleeves. Comfortable, extended back. Classic placket front and shirttail bottom. Done in a special stitch knit that makes summer a breeze. Poly/cotton in lights, brights and basics for sizes P,S,M,L. off 3 Pond doubled and Tim Heard 71I ickWn I 0 0 COvq I 00 Roberts singled. Grant 7 0 I 0 1 0 TOTALS liii Leading 8-3, Flagship Bank TOTALS 11117 exploded for 10 runs in the top of the fourth. PI.ih1p lank n 11$) . 1$ Brian Sheffield was the krsy.okom, winning pitcher. allowing Just Kiwanis rolled to its four three hits in the four-inning wins without a loss in the contest. Sheffield was also the second half Friday and leading hitter for Flagship Pushed its overall record to Sale $32. Reg. $40. 8 All Western Boots IS . - - . IVIAC) NVI Jack Prosser Ford, Gregg Hanson Baker moc toe work boot is lull grain leather on Piio-Tut' sole 1 0 0 . - 5 Benson 1 0 0 am,n 1 0 Jamison TOTALS - I -" - - Blue, who struck out seven and walked two, won his sixth straight game and shares the best record in the major leagues T bounced right back with three r,inIflIhptitfflfl1flf the Joey Evans paced the - -. - . ---i Rap - ine At , - - "They play very well every little I pitch. If they Ina play, I conigrattAoite thein, so we play very well together." ues.,,,.T McK nney 7 2 R evscher 3 Petroleum 14-11 I 2 Clay Hickman went the W i lli ams4 °'.' 7I distance on the mound for B,w TOTALS I;14n Atlantic J3tnk, allowing just wall .fl three hits and ring out 13: TTACS 1am 12 211 Wit Each team scored two nina Seminole p,tros.um 01S hush O.ri's in the first inning, but Altantic OSSE H ATLANTIC Bank scored three in the FORD P AS BANK A@ A H It .c one in the third for Pd 30 I second and Smith I 3 0 Hickman 77 I a 6-2 lead. Jack Prosser Ford Cour,ii 7 I 0 Evans 3 Ashratt i 1 ion". cut- the margin to- just one run P.opl,y 3 0 0 Atkinson I 1 0 with three runs in the top of Rch.rqo. i o o 0 7 Wynn 3 o o Mellon the fifth, but Altantic Bank i • - - - I -B crown, hao to hold off a late Timmy McKinney hit a rally by last place Jack double and home run and Pat Pross~r Ford Frida y, to Williams slapped two singles, event an upset and post a 9SEMINOLE GEORGE'S 6 win. PETROLEUM AN III H Second place Flagship Bank Killingsworth 4 1 u 3 2 2 of Seminole dumped Krayola Mitchell A 1 3 1 1 0 Edwards 4 1 3 -3, while George's Penick rallied to top Senfinol- Hines 2 0 1 Bellamy W. - L__1i.T' - obligation to the school and the fans throughout the state to i'..,.. r-.t...ii ..t... r......... e tu rn UdLUI IUOLI1 wocre it SflOUiU Dc Where the Gators shouldn't be is0-l0-1gain. Altantic Bank, thitti' s and Reginald Ha ;;ie(i already clinched the Sanford home run, double and single Little American League for Seminole Petroleum,. '.. _.•I - •5 in .'• X'- V ,y' - .-.. Collingsworth back to wideout. Last season the gifted pass Atlantic 5 -- ¶1 1 Ii S - -. S ' "Joe's Lleeloped a lot of IéOUershin tflis snrin. I think h." always had it. His grades have alway been ok, tie's just had hard time handling his free twie The young man likes to let liis a ir down unit. a while, mused Kines. If a healthy lineup, some fresh quarterbacking and a new offense and the Gatur's formula for success, -one more needed for the return of Florida football Kines "The only smile buz&zer than his when he - int that n e ws q lb.' smile on my wife's face when she gets home from church on . --- 41 enthusiastic Gator lineman Joe Wickline, notorious for his - - c" - rough when you've got 260 pound cheerleaders sitting on the bench with injuries." - S . - visiting coach . S.- S .. question-answer session from the captivated audience. making up exc uses for last season, but we cfld1 What aboUt sonic of the off-field antics of cer tain Gator . have lot of injury probletns. Sometimes we had guys in there players last season? Will we see more of that stuff? that couldn't tie our first stringer's shoelaces. It's kind, of That reference wasobviously aimed at the sometimes over I - - . State. "Especially since we're. putting in a new offense' The Gators plan to throw the ball this season. That's no secret since they recruited probat1ly the four best prep quarterbacks in the state. 'That's going to help our defense out too," remarked the . II we can have on morejecrulting year like the one we've just had, there's no doubt about it," spoke Kines in his com"Wation Mississippi-South Carolina-Florida drawl. Indeed the Gators did enjoy prep hunting success. As a matter of fact their recruiting quarry was ranked as sixth best in the nation. An off season weight program and some personnel changes should mark immediate improvement-for the Gators, ac- - Ai9. $100. Pinstriped. -I Sunday June 1, OW First time ever. piece t SPORTS The F o tor tier. On two and hree suits. - 12:30 2O% off Save up to 3O TTT I. - S -: - -- .. Hartman . --. .-• . - - , S - - �- - I 'F - -, ,, , 4. F . , ' 5', r - • : -- -- - _1 i 1 s'nday, June 1, 1980 E&i5tai The stocky Greyhound skipper did single out senior noseguard Paul Hammondas having a good night. Dave Tullis got his first taste of jamboree action as the Patriot's new head coach, His Lake Brantley crew brought a smile to the rookles face in the first quartet 14-0 win over Apopka. 'Oui defense was pretty good in the first quarter," Tullis noted of the shutout. "And the offense mixed it up pretty nicely. "We didn't get a chance to do a whole lot though," skoffed the Lake Brantley coach about thE Patriot's measley 1:15 possession time against Seminole in their second outing. "I thought Robert Corolla, Rick Campbell and Cory Carter turned in noteworthy games tonight," he added "We need to cut down on penalties though and get a little • quicker on defense. Chip Gierke, whose Blue Darters not only failed to win but also failed to score left hurriedly, but undaunted. • "Hey, we lost a bunch," reminded the personable coach :about his graJuation depleted ranks. "We're young and we've got a lot of things to work on. I saw a lot of promise out there. I thought Sam Sullivan • displayed some classy field leadership. He moved the ball for us, but there's no question, we have a lot to do." Seminole coach Jerry Posey gave his Thbe mixed re%ies an their 11 split "I thought we looked much better in the second quarter, but we still seemed to tighten up a little bit when we got near the goal line," offered the defending district champion • uossell.We hae to geuhe kids settled doun after a quick strike like Capobianco made against us Pcise) explained Thc) re uung and forget if the) execute they haue a suhole quarter to put a score on the board ' Pose) singled out his returning quarterback Clarence Sipplo as havini a good night. . "Sip did an excellent job Ofl the wide pitches tonight," complimented Pose)'. "He was right on the rnonq', stride for stride leading the backs Øerfectly. - --' --- -- -- - - -- - -s-. 1' __ -. , '- ,, ,:''' "" • '. I . 1 rj , u. i .. -I . "v' - - , - 4.) - • ' .• • "- ,4l 1• - ., , . - g, • Coo Brew ndrlt : — - . , • ., .,. . . - S , , .. , ' p'.' • . • . ., .• . . • - , . - - .. . ' , - ... ! '-1 . . '' ' . 't U _________________ ' ' . " TducHDowN . A ' .. -. ., "" ' " ' . ' -. I J' • • . i '-'s "b - . S* • ' .' • •:'\ ' - - • • V ' ob - - - ' n ':. • .-' 'ri.111 - II ri . 5,-I ' 'a I1 / /, i.1'A1I ,P' . . -. •j ' -, & ': 4 • - • W :•. ,w •u • - .. . , I / , -I . ' .- ' " káhY..I' l'1r. -. , 'i. I' • ' '.' ' - consuimmer had yet another variable in his racet selection - - to pass at his own ten and got yard touchdown scamper to punted with 6:37 left in the to the Lake Branthey 23. heat frczn Lake Howell's front put the lid on Lake Brantley's period. Line. Sipplo hung a pass up in 14-0 wIn over Apopka, The Patriot defense slit' the only The Silver Hawks mounted fened and Posey elected to go • the right flat and it was picked team in the jamboree that a drive from their own 48 with a Voltoline field goal off by cornerback Jerry failed to score at least one behind the dutch rwimng of attempt from Lake Brantley's Winterhalter. touchdown, Carl Carbon and Scott Grant 30. A pair of Patriots broke Winterhalter zigzagged Blue Darters blew their combined with Capobianco's through -. back to the four yard line bestThe and scoring opportunity spoiled in pinpoint accuracy. Seminole's scoring plai1 before being stopped out of the final minute when a Blue Lake Howell maintained the however by blocking . ": bounds by a diving Robert Darter wideout dropped a ball and eventually drove to Voltoline's chi'i shot, U AVAs.. Guy tackle, perfect 40-yard strike from Lyman's four yard line before N_. kL'. Three Lake Br ant hey managed plays later halfback quarterback Sam Sullivan. Grant cracked over for the just two plays tom scrim Ricci Magaro cracked over Brown managed 28 yards on score. from the one-yard line for the four carries while Gilliland mage the entire quarter. 1 Andriano tried to rally the first time Patriots had the ball 1 second Silver Hawk touch- ground out another 15 yards Greyhounds and was in. quarterback Jay Poag down with just 1:06 left in the on three Irles, Operating -out tercepted again, this time by (umled. Three minutes later quarter. - a. of the veer offense, Fry added James Cook at the Greyhound Poag fumbled again on Lake The Capobianco-Scott - another 16 yards on four 30. Lake Howell fumbled right Brantley's second possession, connection proved to be the carries, Including his touchback on the next play and the Seminole to control highlight of the quarter. down run. The Patriot Greyhounds advanced to allowing the Capobianco was good on 2-6 quarterback went to the air Lake Howell's pigskin for all but 1:15 of - passes for 83 yards, Scott was just twice with no corn- the strength of 44-yard line on the period. Andrlano's 38on the receiving end of both pletions. Lake Brantley got one la3t yard pass to Jack Neff before chance with a. minute catdies. and a Sullivan connected on 3-5 time ran out, sealing the half left but managed to pick Slppio carried five times for passes for 58 yards and added Silver Hawk winthe Seminoles, chalking up 34 another 14 yards rushing on up one first down deep in their Capobianco finished the own territory. yards on the 'ound. four carries for Apopka. quarter by completing 3-4 for Wayne Pace and Rober Howell 7 34 yards and added another I Bran ey 1 15 Guy handled the bulk of 0 on two rushes, Lyman popna rushing duties for Semino 0 Senior Robert Corolla, who WhfleQarenceSIpplof,j The Greyhound.Silver Seminole connect on his lone did Just about everything but Hawk clash turned into a L Bra ntle' s' sell programs Thursday seesaw passing duel between 0 tempt ot tte quarter.1 ' Lake Brantley and Rufus Christian Cap Bro night, put Lake Brantley in Lake Howell's Bob Seminole traded a series of and lUcky BuU tur solid field position by. Capoblanco and Lyman ii throug) the yeoman defensive efforts returning Apopka's kIckoff 57 MIke Andriano. final quarter of the Jamboree the yards to set the Patriots up at Seminoles while Ho But It was Zcott Grant's before the Fighting Seminoles Corrola and Cory Carter ' -, / ,1 - -. - - period action against Lake Howell. The TrIbe WAR PARTY - couldn't get untracked against Rob Brown began an tinthat boosted Lake Howell to victory the Silver Hawks and host 12-0 but got the running game going and controlled pressive running night with a Th 80 pos corn" ted iii W1fl the ball forau but1:lSof their final quarter against Lake The Score Came on a wide pass, good Brantley for a 7-4) 23-yard pickup, keeping elohi Lyman managed to reach spilt. Brantley's short drive going mldfietdonttsfirstpossession Cu)' while the jun1t a who skirted the right another 13 yards and setting up Scott before punting only to get the sideline untouched for the rushing attempts, ' . . - 1 — - TI jT'f1f"." - - •- - S - S - — - HAMPS Andoroon ANGELS MtcNslek Coufl.n N Whiti 4 0 I F(amm - . - - - - - - - - - ' I - WINNING...is riding the bench with a smile when others are doing a better job. WINNING.,. is doing the best I can to make' the team do the best It (an, WINNING,,,ls being eIt runs down, fihting back as. best -- iiiian;uimtPtu1iig a Thus send you home a few runs short of victory. I think we had a GREAT season this year. We had a winning season at 17-11, but I think we began to learn heiw to win In - Not your ususal can of boredom handed out at awards nights. The last WINNING reference us-as to an almost Neil Marshallhommie run, which would have beaten Seminole in the district tournament. Mccullough spiced his award presentations b) alluding to administrator, Most of the crowd, though, thought it was funny. - nba roast and oyster party for his team last Saturday. It seems that moore than baseball was taught at Lyman this year. Baseball Nationai League East L lu,. Pibtsbrgh 71 lB $71 PliiIa Monlreal Chicago New York 22 II $50 21 II 53$ 19 70 487 19 fl 463 IS 76 349 GB I ,, 313 9-i (5' i inns, rains Montreal 10, St LOuIS 4 CinCinnatI 5, San DIego 3 Los Angeles 5, Allanta i San Francisco, 3, Houston 2 Today's Games (All Tmes EDT) New York (Swan 33) at Pittsburgh (Blyleven 04), 1.3$ Philadelphia (Canton 5 2) at Chicago iMcGlofhen 203, 7 IS W L Pcf. GB p rn Montreal (Rogers 5-4) at St. 2$ Ii bfl Louis (.Forsch 33), 2.1$ p.m. 26 19 57$ 2 (nc' HouSton (Richard 53) at San 71 19 3 HOuStOO 613 Francisco (Mont,fusco 2-3). 22 24 San Diego 4:03 p.m. 19 26 4fl , San Fran Cincinnati (Seaver 23) at San 16 26 .311 10'1 Atlanta Diego (CurIls 3-4), 10:00 p.m. Friday's Results Atlanta (Bows 11) at Los Chicago lO Philadelphia 7 Angeles (Rsuss 60), 10:30 p.m. New York S. Pittsburgh 1 LOS Ang - Jichion - Gordon BoIkin totIs • 3, i o o Turn., I I Youriaw 3II 00I 3 21 I00 PLAN AS - - H Dani.i, 44er'gan ' Baud., , 31* 3 '3 323 Whitt.d 2 I 0 Omen lurg Wynn Burn,d Cotgr.v. I I 2 Lawr.nc. ,0 0 S COnq,I 3 0 I Davi; 3 I 2 HCfld.r;.n 3 0 0 GOuld Slim; Totalo WESTOATS 4 4 4 33 I I I 20I 10 KIWANIS - HOuS.nd 2 I I SoyI.i I I 0 RawIs 1 0 2 V,iina I 0 I McQovirn 7 0 0 L Smith 2 0 0 A 5mm, 1 00 )uIBW 4 I 0 N•,•n I I 2 Ruut 4 I 0 M(MulIn • I 0 e,t . Texas Seattle Calif MOVI /2 22 500 23 1) 500 II 25 IIO 15 78 391 4 4 "1 9 tin the uormnr iVt'lltit Street. of - Wesi amid - Limmipa (hutch 0 . - - lLt! starting suit iLlik 2 0 0 Ha,5n9, It 2 4 TaIlls LARRY'S 311- - . Ill Nicardo 3 • Fr.nco lt 4'(&'P5I 3 II Pv.nr- 7 Maiwill II II IS Sussard 3 prtiluiise - Slab. The World Almanac® Foci lnidg.s Brady Nansin the' highest batting average at the end the 1979 season was Reggme Jackson (b Lou l'inuehla ((') Oscar Gamble 2 Joan Ganz Cooney is a noted (a) e'hildrens author b Carter Cabinet member IdI TV executive Brady Cannon into the (Jnited States was SImpson of Tolal, 3 0 0 McCall 00 30 II Franklin ( Tolals Totals q .) 3 I ' to 300 Orlando HllIcepICr C,ast.lPow.r 3I0 Chicago (Trout 2 4) al Kansas City (Martin 52). 2 35 p m Sealtle I 5 (Parrolt al Cleveland ISpillner 331 7 35 pm Oakland (Norris 531 al Texas Medich 1 7), I 3) p m ' Mailing Address RuIp 1 OmegA. 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RNOrtj; ol Se'I,linole u o Hall I I 0 AUTO Cnipty Total, bIlls 20 4 S 'FLORIDA FLAGSHIP MACHINE Io,a,s fl Setlion S. 1(IWfl'5 fl11) fl AS N H Al N H Slromb.r, CarIon 400 000 I-3 CASE NO 60 540 CA 00L SotiIh Pancje 30 EaSI th'nt S 10 - -- HoIIeway Summlin Pond., to o 3 I 0 0 2 03 7, Four days after the 1981) .hine fret' tgeni Draft. Registration tti' tile omit' (Ia for Saturikas set is Jiii' - I I 0 F 3, I II 0 ho art'tttduatumii- trontfl UI ,Junt', lit are 1,1 t-imrthlt'ti iii a uidk'' II junior o-olht'', win' have lilt rt';n'ln'tI their :3rd hirthil;iv arid viiit ihti 11(11 (llflit' uiith'i the - - 'AS H N S FrriIl I 0 0 WillIams 210 Ii TOISIS Sp'ingli.ld Lawrenc. benefitmnostfrogn a large headed design. A world ('lass player really could use all)- top-quality racket product with good results, but undoubtedly there is one type of racket that suits his garlic best and he would performim even better with that frame. Moresothari ever, the key to choosing the best racket for you the tli Annual MinmIL'sota lV.lfls :gitlL ASSQCIATED SALESA DELUX ENGINEERING SAN Al H N AS a N 3;cn 54 3 Rain.; --- S ---N N'' G Nob'n;on I 4 22 HoSt ..s I MCKtnn.y Tolals and quick and plays a hard-hitting serve and volley game, but 0 0 S•nlon 3 3 3 D.nm.,k RIC Wa.k. •vth. Of course there-will always be exceptions to these guidelines. Certainly Pan Shriver, who uses a Prince, is big strong, young 4 3 I 3 Harp., I II Iurn.r )5Si ToI.ls Warmer - I 0 3' SUpdpdI LAND Roba,. Andorlen Frank Clalon To?.I, 3 RICPI Plan SunIhIn.TV Hbba,d Dearborn Pitrl Sari Lnnn CIar ToIl - ('amp SCOREBOARD JJ Louis - - us-ho plays a casual game. This player is one us- ho plays once (hr twice a week and enjoys tennis for the sake of playing a physio.'al sport. Tennis, for him or her, isn't a life or death struggle. A typical player us-ho can be helped by an oversized racket is an older lit' III 0 SIIt all the rest of the rackets offered a comlipronmise head sii& somewhere between (he Prince and a normmmal sized racket face. A recent racket, tile Weed, is es- en larger than the Prince bUt whether this is'akle seen. , Should a player switch to a larger sizeu r acRet face? Or stmotdcj he remain with his conventional sized racket?. advantage or any over sized head is 5ohoIog1esl. You will hit more balls simply because the head is bigger. There is no other reason! With the compromliise rackets the sanme holds true, Because the heads are slightly larger, )'OU will hit more balls. However, with wood and u1uininum,i fraimies of this type you'll also get rmuore torque or twisting on hits near the outer rim areas. This goes right back to some Of the moore basic laws of physics, But, in choosing a racket for your own game, it simply Isn't a matter of more is better. The chomc of a racket is a ver personal one and guidelines are just that. I feel that the player used to be, 4 e..n was-iont. analyzirigyour abilitiesand style of game. We would all like played at Lake Howell as sophomores. SI came out with tile' Voile)- II; ?onex offered a slightly different head shape ip the Rexking; Hossignot introduced their Touch; ÂME-Head produced the Edge ; and Spalding and Smiuwaert offered the Big E3ow and the La rande, r.cspectIv('l) waik' (TUISLSNUt4.ajKi fiberglass. Thecwuupmo Finally, Wilson licensed head's Patent and mntrodut-t'd their - AS N H I i i t 0 Twins Set Tryout Camp - "'" -- Roll Rawti A,ken HOnI.n - -- 4 0 I Oalm GatlIn Divi - - ______ PICH PLAN SUNSHINE AS H TV Griftin 0I Al H R Turn., 4 32 Tomton 0 0 0 Patn. 4 I I Monger i., 4 i 3? 0 Ltv•I 4 0 0 P.Im.r 300 O,nIon 300 CoIlin, lIe ft - ' - - - ' - WINNING...is working to your maximum when someone else has taken your position, W,INNING.9 is having the courage to be loyal to the team t - iiiimthtnts were not far behind, Following suit as closehi ixssible sithout violating howard Head's patent. I)unlop LOSING... hi doing whatever is necessary to make sure everyone knows that I'm the best. LOSING.., is thinking that the score Is the highest measure of Indicating a winner, _____ I) - Kevlar, urethane, Zytel and fiberglass, limariufacturers are now offering-different sizes and shapes in the racket Fare and WINNING ISN'T EVERYTHING. IT'S TIlE ONLY THING, - s' aying As it time ctjçe in by the mntrudi,iction of exotic niatermaissucluis graphite, boron, - : : V -- LOSING,.Is lacking the courage to be loyal to the team and placing your personal desires firit, roteit00 . IIVI • Hcr'd Pho?'c N T'i'i Vn(i'nf liii' 'l fair "onii'n's .Iost Inipi'o t'il ( olIei au aid us cut to .Iar .niie Williams. Ireii Ilari'is (left) (lie association's Il1('I)iiI ing I)i'm'siiirlit a bug % ithi l)o(tii' Lucas (right I nhI(ning presidemit huI't'st'iu I the ass a i'd. . - MOST outshugged SC(' 15.12; Delux Bar scored a 15-11 decision over Associated Sales white Stromberg CarLson surprised Oviedo iutH Parts S-I. In wnmnens Play Ilani's Angels gut by I,h(I)-ds Iii 15 Pagers upended Rich Plan 13-12; l'mwanis pounded Westgate 'IV 16-7 while Seminole Auto Machine handled Flagship 15.4 ''ith Oversized Racket 2 - -/ " . . 'l'he .lay fair Vomen's Golf •-sSocia(ion recenti Si rapped up its season by ('FOSI ning (III ('lilt) t'hanip. Vivian Conklin (right) was the happy aus ard us inner as she rect'ied the troihv from Bets ltarleu of .t lantic tiiik. - - - S.. • . ,% .. .n 01 ._,___._ UJ - - _ - In men's action Orlando Ilelicopte'r pounded ('oast.al Power 17-1; Larry's ('hevron held Sanford Housing Aufliority in check I Wi u- i tcuit.; micii ruin oianKeci unstiine TV 7-0; Sunnmland - • - - • The favorites continued to roll in tthueek action in the Sanford Softball League this week. doesn't that windbag sit down?'' One of the exceptions turned up the other gh1 mt Lyman High School. Baseball Coach Bob McCullough, an articulate und lertaining speaker, turned in this takeoff on the late, great (71 Vi ice Lornber(h,., 'V - I. . .'' . j. - • - SS Sanford Softball Scores Busy Week talk about a great team, But if your son picked up a niinor - - . . 8•nnit •,. - - I team often constitutes receiving a letter or some citation of participation? You can't giveevery kid who trips over a line onto a basketball court a letter. Why do you then, toach? Parental pressure? Guilt For leaving the kid out? Ad.niinistrative pressure? Probably all of the three. - Moneioo oftenifhie' bottom line. The more bodies participating, the immure parents involved, Thus, more money for the sorely-empty coffers of high school sports. iJL towards the ., -. '. t 4u Blue -*endzone. A host of Dartr sefli' took the snap, rolled : Herald PhO?QI by Tom Vincint '. .. ,right, cranked twice and FLEET . •-Greyhounds fmally ch take Howell's back up quarterback Scott Frick lofted a pictore peect bomb rolls left against a strong Smninole pass rush in Herald Photo% by Tom Vincent Into the arms of a streaking FRICK g y - line the Tfibe-Silver hawk encounter. Lake Howell ,. Cuck Scott down the right Lyman kicking specialist John hlass 1)00(5 the - c'une . out on to - sideline, past a stunned - . I l"() b• •, M (iie hound's etrapoint thrjght 1 (lie ' A* ththland'sz ayd-tOuch. lrcktwopra,rwhen — fribe s 0111) score of the I. Iirfl( ( I I n •a slronk i 1 1 1 iiSO Scott Grant s PAT kick the quarter. Ob IiS- I ' Ifl we ,,,ac. iei,. Lieu rati, a, six-yard . , , ' pass pick up from - Halfback-kicker spot. saiLeu W&ue ,w ,. Jim we twit. ffl 1 1 Srnp e out pastern on tiie After stopping Apopka S Capobianco. Voltoline hammered the extra san snu Defense dominated the next Initial drive, the Patriots Andriano immediately went point to cap Sehiinoles r'' six zñlnutes as neither squad marched again behind the P to the air only to have Peter scoring. !,' could move and provided running "' of Gilliland and Kryzak pick off an intended Lake Howell with its second Brown, Aided Seminole managed a long by good field strike to Jack Neff. scoring'opportunjty. drive on its first possession, position again due to a poor CapotAanco likewise was marching from its own 30 to situation, Tribe quarterback terback Greg Fry found the Lyman failed to move before a costly holding arence Sippio dropped back enthone at 4:45 on a three- however and eventually penalty pushed the Tribe back i - ' r __ • How can you teach competitiveness when going out for the - ' ' - Oscar? Does everyone get straight A's. i-'. if' . '. THE LADY IS A CHAMP - "1i " i g7' J I : •. . - . - , •. • . But probabl) the best line is Well, use didn I usin a lot of games this )ear, but sue sure did have fun Didn t use kids She asks herself and d non believing group The biggest problem suith ausards nights us that euer)one - I uw, is tnau Jeaslome? Does (III UIdlu, everyone get an Seminole Hugh's Robert Guy makes a diving tackle, forcing Lake 11owelli ,Jerr' Winterhalter out ol hounds just four yards shy of the end zone. City's . enroute to a 12-0 win over the Tribe. JohflHssstammedme the. :' . .. - mumbles something about Johnnie must of had to work, while ' , ,, M,, • d. -' - . " '1i J'j .S _________ .. ... • . One of in) English classes 'so not this time Asthe endofthesports)earapproachesthesomnoienthd of the sports awards' night descends upon athletes,. parents, administrators and sportswriters, ' Sometimes there is nothing more boring than an awards' night and its eMless calling of names, followed by the smatterin of applause after each name, It doesn't matter that the speaker asks for one applause at the end. Who's he anyway. The coach's talk is usually canned, Something like, "And here's 1. Am Awful. He's get's the hustle award, I. M. ,never gives up and is a real credit to,the team," Or, "I had a real tough time choosihg for this award, (Even though he's already given out seven trophies.) It could have gone'to anybody, but th most, best spiritedest, (pardon the redundanc'j goes in inhnni rw,i " ,.t• - ncr, -- J., ' - ------ - 4 r . " . I ewfe - .. ..-,.jqahIy a. loser, - 'b .. • 'S - - I- : ,,. f_i caring. It doesmi't tell an athlete that when he breaks the rules es-en though the score may Indicate a wlpner he Is ac- - - .- -T-.._..___.;, doesn't tell the truth, It doesii't say a word about loyalty, courage, sacrifice, or -e - - -Mom, and the ole stars and stripes. The only problem is that it ,..,g.s' .-. --..-.--s --'-'-•''• - -. ._____....•-.---- .---.---- . - S.—. . Gre)hounds alead to stay 7-0 Apopka threatened as time ran out, driving all the way to Defense and the passing act Lyman's four yard line behind of Mike Andriano and Jack the pasng of Sam Sullivan Neff were the main factors in but a pair ? costly holdin Lyman's win over the Blue penalties rolled the-Blue Darters. Twice Bill Scott's Darters back to the Lyzpan 37. defensive unit presented where the drive stalled, .seoring opportunities for the Hass picked up 23 yards on Blue and Gold. - twocarnesun the period while Apopka received the Andriano connected on 1-2 opening kick and had a six passes for eight yards and tje play drise going at midfield loi* tMrrr c. w.hen Blue Darter quar l ' • - .. ., i another wacky year in this conference, especially the way Lake howell looked tonight." . '---' % ifl1111 p' '. r''• ,b 'popka - ----- • • S .. ____________ sweet follossing the Greyhounds 1-1 Jamboree split, "rh make it pretty phnn and sUnpwe's'e go.a lot of - - _.-.-,-,-------. -. - .. • . Sundy, .une 1, 198G-3B By SAM COOK UeraldSpojts Writer "We ate up a lot of the clock against Lake Tantle and program sshen the fall rolls around %hat impressions suill the lliuuk coacl)Ing staff take into falls brainstorming uuork sessions c re happu to sum tuso Sanwi> said It s a good sua to wind up wring training But jamtxrees (an gist )OU a false look," he cautioned, "Overall I'm pleased. I thouglt we executed beautifully in one quarter. We have to get more consistent and get settled down on defense a little more." ______ Evening Herald, Sanfor4, Fl. Spring Jambore e Boasts Bólanced EffÔrftfr IIYJOEDCSANTIS HeraldSports Editor Sammy Wier was smiling3ilj Scott was frwning, Dave Tullis was pleased, Chip Gierke wasn't surprised and Jerry Posey had mixed emotions. Those were the collective reactions among Five.Star Conference coaches afte they put their squads through the pa'ces of the annual Spring Football Jamboree at Seminole High Thursday night. . Wier had reason to smile. His Silver Hawks statithè show with a pair of ictories. The first coming on a 12-0 win over Seminole, the second by virtue of a 8-0 win over Lyman. Bill Scott was frowning at the Greyhounds split a 7.0 win over Apopka and the loss to the Silver Hawks. Dave Tullis was pleased at Lake Brantley' split, a 14-0 win over Apopka and a 7-0 setback at the hands of Seminole. Chip Gierke wasn't surprised that his Blue Darters had a tough time, dropping both quaçters of action, nor at the apparent balance within the conference this season. And Jerry Pusey was pleased with some aspects-of the Tribe's split and worried about a few others. "Everybody was enthusiastic about coming here and mixing it up," explained Wier of his sky high Silver Hawks, "We've been beating each others heads in for a couple of weeks and the kids were anxious to mix it up with somebody else Lake Howell could do no wrong in their initital win over Seminole and little right in their second victory over Lyman. "We were inennsktpnt in th ør'nn,I " the former N.Y. Jet wide- receiver, who enters his second -' '•. __ - 2 B— Evenjg Herald, Sanford, Fl. -.-' Tract S 06 Ito .I(OnuJ fur,' line tel Said de(Jc,'c's lOt. pont tr,,cl 1 59 W 1155/ of bclJrurinO ",ISpmt'nt Or agreernpnl Pi('CuI,'d 0, iidlOininlj IdnO agreeing to l, nSf -IPnknç1 ,v,SI,.r - - South, Range 30 East thence S 18 for a period of len ill) ycay or degrees 46€. 8000 feet along the Until public w1ler 5 ,I4,il,Ihl4' , Northerly lineol said Trod Ito the 'he said H O()Oi. U 0 5WA04( vOl Easlerly righl of way Oh U S 17 92. or unlil some other ,irrarvjenit.nts Florida No IS 600. the-flCe con are salislaclorily m,,de Iij lenue S-ti degrees 46 E 1149 feet RUDOLF I SWARCKOF Along the Northerly line oh SAid and you and each of you. arc Tract 3 to a concrete monument required 10 svc a cOpy of your t1ence 5 0.4 degrees 43 W. 1000 wr itlpn defeaist-'c, if an0 o 1 on heel along the Easterly line ot saa CEO A WE FR jp Oi SPEER & Tract 3 for a IXInI of beginning SPE ER F' A F'l,tt,ff thence N 18 degrees 52 W 7300 wuiost' ,Icldrcss is 1' 0 ho. I 163 teet tO the Westerly line of Said Santord, lOnija fl//l, on or Tract 3 thence 506 decree-s 59W 'before llu 18th', do1 of June A 0 feel along the Westerly line of 19813 arid lilit Iru,' orçjn,II with ttee 1d Tract I thence S /5 degrees Clerk ot IhiS Court either before 30' E. 77 13 feet lo the Easlerty service on Pldintilts attorney or Friday's ReuIts Boston s. Milwaukee 3 Detroit 12 Calihornia 1 John Hiller re-called leflhander New York 6, Toronto 0 line oh Said Tract 3 thence N 04 American League Sunday's Games Bruce RQbbin hrom Evansville in -mmediateiy Ihereahler Other Oakland 6. Texas 3 East Chicago at KanSas City p degrees 1) E 9090 feet along the lhe American Association wise default will tee -ntere.,J Kansas Easterly line City 9. Chicago 2 of said Tract 3 l Ihe Baltimore at MInnesota L Pct. GB PIPlsburgh II3ArflSI Placed shoi'lslop you br Ille relief -Ball 3, Minn 2, 10 inns New York California SI Detroit 27 16 62* cieroi,Indeci in lh Complaint Tim Fli on Ite IS day disabled list I onint of beginning Seattle 4, Cleve 3 tO inns 4i Together with the rights of Miiwauke Seattle at Cleveland 22 574 WI TNESS my hand and Ihe Seal and called up Vance Law from I Today's Games ingress and egress over the West of lOiS Courl or1 Toronto Toronto at New York 22 $24 Clas$ AAA Portland Inc SIt, clay ot (All Times LOTI Boston Milwaukee at Boston I) 00 feel oh the Northerly 10600 May. A 0 1980 72 72 soo 5I Milwaukee - Called up pitcher California (Klwn 211 al lee-I of said Tract 3 as described in Clevelnd Oakland at Texas 20 23 443 Paul Mitchell from Vancouver in (SEAL I Detroit (Underwood 02). I 30 Baltimre Plat of Survey tor W H Green & 21 21 467 7 Ihe Pacihic Coast League ART IIUR H BECKWITPI JR p.m I Sons Inc by Land Cavon. Inc Detroit 19 21 .442 $ Football Clerk of Above Styled Toronto (Leal 1 0) it New Kani.as City -- SIgned running I dated September 5. I91$ Court Pct. GB York (Tiant 32). 2 p-rn. w . back Larry Heater 10 series of I Tract No 3 By Susan E Tabor Baltimore (McGregor 3-2) al Baseball Kan City Commence at be most Nor 26 II .591 thre, one year contracts. Deputy Clerk BoSton - Asked waivers on Oakland 24 21 sn 2'? Mlmesota (Zahn 36), 2.1$ pm Buffalo-- Claimed running back thenly corner of Tract 3°f Plal of Publish Ma1t, 2S & June 1, 5, Milwaukee(Caldweli 4 2) at infielder Ted Slzemore for the Rooseylt Leaks and waived Survey for Thomas Graham, Fern 1980 Chicago 24 n 3 Boston (Ton'•z 1-4), 2:20 p.m. purpose of giving him his un Park, FlorIda as recorded in Deed DEW 18 punter Rusty Jackson. ' S Transactions - - - - - - �-- - ____ i.J- - - - 4 35_,-- - _________rTWTU u.IJ . . TWV r I. - - _______________________________________ j. V - - ' construct - water dIstribution APPROVAL WHEREVER AP system in Attamonte Springs tram Choce Lots in nice,t FEARING, PROVIDING FOR Jamestown Boulevard along S. N. Valued at $700, sacrifice, MINIMUM - LOT REQUIRE 1ation-ttwa$terly an approximate ______________ cacti Ca 067 $316 MENTS FOR DISTRICTS "C N" diStance of 190 feet. The water NEIGHBORHOOD COMMER distribution system shall Include 4-PeIsonals CIAL. "C 0" COMMERCIAL 10Ih vc watermains, valves, GENERL AND "I L" INOUS _____ _________________ -______ _______ tlltlngs, lire hydrants, ap. ____________ TRIAL DISTRICT TO REQUIRE purtenances, restoration of 00 FEET WIDTH FOR ALL. S ABORTION exIsting streets, sidewalks, USBS;IYTHEAOOPTIONOFA $123; 'tvewaysaMotierprcp,rtiesor 1st TrirnIstmn- abortion P'iIW PROVISION BY CREAT- improvements affected by Gyn Clinic -- $30; Pregnancy ING SECTION 7-11 OF APtest; mal. sterIlization; free PEPIDIX "A", "SITE PLAN AP counseling, Professional care That all said improvements supportive atmosphere, PROVAL" PROVIDING SITE - shall be done in strict compliance PLAN APPROVAL AS A PRERE confidential. elm In, plans and specificallons QUISITE TO OEVELOPMINT MedicaldAccepted _- estImates SI th, cost 01 said BY RENUMSIRING SV%SEC CENTRALFLORIDA Improvements now on file In the TION. lb OP SECTION 9 OF AP office of WOMAN'S HEALTH the City Clerk o, m ORGANIZATION PEPIDIX "A". 'ADMINI$TNA of Attamonte Springs, Florida, TION AND ENFORCEMENT: which said plans. specIficatIons' BUILDING PERMITS, CERTIFi I9 I. Celortlal Dr.,Ortand an estimates are ap CATES OF - ZONING CON pro by the CIty omm)tsIon PLIANCE, SITE DEVELOP Y01lFn-L1$S4lJ4$l4V..V ant corulItule - the pI*ns. MIS! PLANS' TO WISICTION specIfations and estImates 01 COP SECTION 9, BYAMEP4DINO test for saId proposed im SECTION flOP APPENDIX "A", provemests. and tne City Corn'CITY ZONING BOARD. ESTAS mIssion of the City of Atlamnonte LISHMENT, PROCEDURES. Springs, Florida, doss hereby - LIGALSECTION FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND ee'cia'P me ncnsfly toncity ' , ' ,wn-, V V ' , . . ' - _._j'!.9!l_NóIice V - - . - DUTIES" TO INCREASE MENlIENS P*OM FIVE TO SEVEN, rnpravnt. ________ V RECEPTIONIST Med cat Eitp. Preferred tail 3231110. Sanford V V -SEtRETARY For retail Muting construction dept of nations large,? modular manufacturer. Typino and short hand required. backgrund itS construction helpful. Al benefit packagi, for In., ten-view call Cardinal IndusfrreL Inc Sanford 321-0770. Equal Opportunity Employer. - RN'S-. LPPI'5 - . Swim Skate Movies A Chiids World, 373 0424 ASSISTANT OIRECT•R seniorcltzensaQc.,Grant ________ - Sanford, ____________________ ____________________________ ________ ' - upon - wilts rsspec$ to ffi prepeaud or ThetSto&10ofthioI$oq$aI4 above with Black Grant Ivnd$ The weather Is pqfeCt for a dinance ThIs hearing may be Irnprsvem,nts%IlaIlb,paldbytne trm the U. S. Department of backyard Sale sell continusdtromtlm,te%Im,,lI CItY at Altamonte SprIngs, I'lousln I. Urban Development everythlngfsstwjthawanpad tInsel idles Is token by the City pQdd, tHUD), undee' Title 1 01 the Call 332-2611 or $319C93, CIIS1%%ISII. That it Housing. I me *ettn-ntsation Community A copy of 1Pm pnopewd ordi' Development Act Of 7874. CIty of h City Cemmleslon that since It pasted at use City Halt, sisi lends dIeWng and Sanford, Florida Is certifyIng to 1$-fleVntsd Alta,n Springs, FlorIda, and ttevsius i' Wundeig Cityot Sanford, Florida copIes an-s on fIbs wills ma Clank Of saId Improvements will and Thomas Wilson. ilL In his the City and same may b Ins. be elpedally bunemse by the said Official capacity as Adm$nlstrateq', RN 1CU fpect*dbyth,psibnc, Experienced Intensive care cons.nt.toecupl Itse lurisdidlon irn.vemnenlsprov4f,,Is5 nurse 11 p.rn.-1 am. MinimumDated 1Pm 10th dsyet May, AD reesMbsni arid thai Thu special S th Federal courts it an 3 shIfts weekly. 000dsalary$, assiesmonts t* be made and on- bros4tstto enforCe r,spslollltI benefits. Apply Personnel Phyllis JordaN, CMC ten-ed against all vats a Is n-dillon to environmental - - . -- V - _______________________ VQVtttat rnng __ / - - HRPING-"---- City of Attamesbe *w.. ps,ri Pjblish; ties DEW '10) Hospilsi, D$and. edlelning 054 arsd Itst these respon. IOEMF.H t-sundw.1 css sibilltln PICIve bs'*n sctlt$led. IPso censPamplOted iMprwnm3n3s lsd e?tsd of the certlThc&t Ion is be mc.* on o IRI UPS 125 dpOnovOl, City of S bc,s*. i&, u, , me Stn3ent Florida may as the cMG$CCI icrstaryAssLstanl for Doctors office. Part tIme, propPnotisms of the ,cici B1oc Grant funds, and HUD Make Cppointments, assIst rs$% c'w,grlsa ts 10V0 sCtlSIIdd ItS r3IpOI*IIftIos - contiv,ve ., - action; JAMESTOWN SOULIVARD L!vQitod by lmrcvgesg$, aeooaled by the thief enecutlys' NORTHIA$TRLY ALOUG TUtheCbyCfletsOftwsCttyff fllcororathorofffcws,cpppccns STATE ROAD 434 tSR, 44) All ?$oczonte &nWsss, Plorido. cprovw by I4UP; ____or' (b) APPROXIMATE DISTANCE OP cc dancootpthe g'. tspllcpnt's environmental 40 FlIT, AltO PROVIDU4G ID., 5IsoB procg5g 10 5*0 and record t tPss protect bidicafas FOR THE ASSESSMENT OP Wi,are xbofsieesemqntmt, lsnloelss'Of areqeww U.31S.30 OP THE COST THERE. c*ssoodthespedalw,ssqØ $Mlng, or' step applicable to the OP ON A FItOIT FOOT BASIS recoPied sa mu result i ,proIect I the envlrsfsngntpI AGAINST THE AbJOl$Il1O, Wapron Pscgalns$WOfs review prss fecticaw ssu, oo seu -- V p.O' oo - _ __ _ __ 1Z3CUII'IiX -'OFlC1 --- q - - d locof CI. )inImoril 3 -003l -V - cti ti ci3noi e'$o, - ,, V 3 id4Qfld, duSW Z - ____ _____ _______ . t2)w(, 0 4j I ' - - 4fl - , 1'$rr' . Ii -•' ___ •,' _____ A ____ • -' __________ ___ ______ ____ ___ _ _____ ____ _________________ ______ _______ ______ ___________ ____ ________ . • :.. ' ..' -. , ' , "- -, 3: ________________________________________________ _____ ______ 1 , _____________ i.-' . _____ ClOut FPiI'ntIhed(tpeun. PIVetI .S _ -, . - $pn-pf __ I , ..1 930*anI c __t. 0 V . S - •, •''. • ------ .Is.'_ - - ALL LOCUDA REALTY €)FSANFORDREALTOR -- pSI'9 l QIME GM. - BROKER - new rlterspring bedding. These bids ale nQI damaged Cr SecOnds but brand new top • - -, ___ - - /A.FHA.235.Ccn 'Csaj oPaI !facatIss oOrp Ee'ou -oP __ V aj' cciii for your 107? WIll build your o our lot InC V . - j"fl3$ s :' - _____ - V - ,.. YOUR CHOICE C FUTURE __ cing. No-down payment. Pay $131 or 511 monthly. - Orla, ___ ______ . . I., . __ ---:---. V. ___ ' OFFICE FURNITURE lComplifeOffices - 339-7Q2OLONGW000. - 3.5 ACRES -ióo' paved road trontcge. - S2-#pIIancss - - rj,?,i • V 3*-.. _________ ___ _____________ : . 5 5 .• - . •,,, - .:.. S . ' - ----. - -- • . aoc $1SIIIERs (RI-Er.: Ow se from 7 parc, t4LmsSto7Oacmf,,mu5gnto per acre. ' ,'' '" - 'L ' V V V ' - .. , , s,000 i.i3 1ai state - Brand new, WIth *ir head & all attachments. Warranty, 39' or $30 monthly. Fin -V V - y . . • BAKS 110414.MiiisAve. , - V , S V - V .. . -'- .5-. ..- S ........................................................................................ ...... ..g--: - - PATIOS SIDEWALKS V - ' - • - 700 __________ -_ , - ' S - S -- . -- -- ' - - - - . . S ____ Of' 5800. 323 7930. _freeestimates. -. _________________- Furn. Refinishing _________________________ ______________________ - -- - - Boarding WE BUY FURN. & APPL. V - • 2Itirs. small appliances,octdI'nends. TV, etc. Corner of Gal'den CI. & Upsala Rd. Sat. 1. Sun. 339-7020 every Wednescayatep.m. It's theoniy oni In Florida. You tat APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES, Jenkins Fun-ni. lure, 203 E. 25th St. 323-0911. VARDSAL4to 7 Sat.. May)) oft of Lonqwvod Lake Mary 423-4832 All work guaranteed & includes %Crapflg& mildew emovl ' ' __________________ __________________ _______________________ •S VV icteeo'PAINTING Licensed & Reasonable, Quality Free Est. 1 004! . - _, HowardBlvd - Creative Surfaces tic special izing in repainting, mt & ext. , Free Ext. Atter you have called the rest call the best 062 5592, I__ V Wedding Photography by John V - photos Or Color 1410. 323823$. ____________________ V Remocling f4p4man REMODELING ________________________ - est. 'Ph. 323 4953 after S AIr,V$,)5l,goodrber S600CaIi323295 p-m. a. Home Iflrovemjen I 3237131 ___ Fireplaces. We handle the whole ball of wax. Financing - I - V of alitypes.Lic. Bonded lnsure4 323603$ 1)4-1399 1 Man, i.ualily operation ____ 7' ,HP JOHNSON A TANK Goadmctor.Longshatt,$flS CalI322-250I - - Excellent Condition $626504 Sanford.- 377 _______ etc Wayne tteal. 327.1321 ____________________ WEBUYUSEDFUIINIIURh& APPLIANCES Sanfont Fur. nitur, Salvage. 377.s73. . AntiquesandModern FurnIture OnepieceorHous.njl BridgesAnstiques 323-2101 - _________________ .FURNITURE&TH1P4GS SObS. $anfardA*. Sanford 3334593 ___________________ toots. __________________- - - __________________________________ APARTMENTS ____________________ - .72Auction Repair - rOof, carpet, plumb, patio, etc., etc., etc. Chances an-i ii we can't dq it-no one can. 24.fsr. 332 0771 V -i _____ ________________ -_ Welding SERVICES UNLIMITED New or old, Small or. Large, inside or Outside, Top or Bottom. We dO if All, Home V V - - - SERVICES UNLIMITED We4dingdone,$Is.00per, 322 0171 •-' b•. _____________ ' - wh Special S gct, Sale 1101 S. Sanford Avenue Sanford, Florida 37771 3237473 n.a.. - -. ' - Home ________________ V ___________________ after ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUi. END. THE NUMBER IS 372261,!. '77 MERCURY MARQUIS-I Door, air, power windows A seats, timt-wpseel, cruise control. Luxury interior, $2110 Cash 322.4132 -zarry Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. buy A sell, fh finest In used - J - u, __________________ ______________ - CUSTOMHOMLJBUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses G.BALINT 322-0465 - automatic - P"ROOF,N - 1962 LeSabre Bulck & Air. A-i Condition, Good secqnd car, $400.Call 323-06*7, -- Tel Professional aiom Qeauliftil Retail $20& Sell $100. Pts. 32311)7 6p.m. ROOfII'IQ - i _________________ _____________________ S7'-Spos'ts El1pfl'00nt NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll Iinhim listed in our Business _______________________ ____ -- E. LINK CONSI. 3337fl9 _____________________ - - ---------_____________ Wanted to ouy used office equipment N011's Sanford SS-Boats & Accessories QUALITY PAINTING & HANDYMAN Carpentry, I WE BUY CARS 7015 French _VVSV __ - • - r / '. - Window & Screen Repel? V - V . ' - - Shspping Center, SR 44, I kEofI.1339 SStvdia 1,2,3 Ii. $uit,s • sare •Peul Lavmy - - - -- - . srnal' IøSeIith.se Idle It ithawant ad. yoplace Classified gal at The Herald, flZ-24II,orfl1. V - 150$ W.2Sth ST. ' : ..-Advertise ypur.pfodud or Ihe ClauJf led Ads. ten-vice in aI5OPATI0000RS 3225543 slier 4 , . -V - - .. 1 --' , - -. - ______________________________________ _______________________________________________________ To List Your. Business.,, ' , IA. . V " ______________ _________________ -4•'_ 322.2090 F ___________________________________ ______________________________ ______________________________________________ ' . - -V OFFICE P URPIITURE lOComplete Offices 339-7070 LONGW000 __________ , __ . _________________ pianos. lnciud,a bench, delivery & funing CANNON __.' ' __________________________ - 755-1311 forfurtherdetails. Will buy old class rings & silver coins. Top dollar paid, Call ____ ____________________ V ___________________ 339-7O2OLONGW000 NEW $PINET PIANOS- Full 'price $990. Console pjng -, ____________________ fans. Also Air Conditioned cages. We cater to your pits. 322-5752. Hwy 97, 1 mile west of Speed- I way, Daytona Beach, will hold - - Boarding Kennels. Inside A outsoc screened runs- Off floorsleeping boxes, insulated, _) DAYTONA AUTO ALICTION - Much . ----- -- ____________________________ - - Treot Painting & RCpir Interior&Exte,.lor Free Est. 372)330 - _________________ ______________________ - Palnting& RepaIr prices. Eilimstes, 322 1196. - - PaIntI,i REFlNlSHINGVTOUCh f, & Groomlng& - __________ -. V staining. - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS --'69 to '75 models, Call ))C-'lOObr - -_- ' FACIA BOARDS $1900 New _________________ ___________________ OFFICE FURNITURE - - --- - PAINT BRAND _____________________ NEEDED Old Backyard Cars for JUNK & RECONDITION -- __________________ -- I ____________________ _________________________ - ---- _,__ '_. ------ WANTED used refrigerators -working or not! Also FOR SALE reconditioned ORIENTALRUGSWANTED refrigerators guaranteedTop Prices Paid Gary 372 2210 ijs.d, any conditIon 644-0126 -. .- 323 l4lor 862 0/08 - Attic fans. times. Local Call 676 697/ 21)4ours _______________________________ ___________________ - anero ___________________ __________________________ available, (3051-331 0504 • C ELECTRICAL REPAIRS & _________ __________ - Neapolitano Sarona "Famoui Lippizzan" st to approved mares. Box stalls, Full points. ________________________ ' '77 TOYOTA TRUCK Newtires& transmission 32)06)5 - _________________________- bike, box springs & mattress odd 'N ends. Near 5 123-7733. - ____________________ ________________ - r V, - ______________________ _____________________ _____________________ ___________________ , ______- 3220545 ____ _____ ______ . - - LawncareapooJ Cleaning I TlmeorRegus.r, - - _____________________________ PORCH SALE. "ompact deeç - '-- __________________ Purebred S wks. 533. Good companion watchdog. Need loving families, Black, black & lan. 3220903. Dresser, $20. Bunk beds, $13. 3230612. - , ______________________ I FERRETS lweeksold,%Soeach 372 O3llafIer 1Pm. :. V . Care you more Much More than you expect - GWALTNEY JEWELER 2045.ParkAv,. Concrete Mf _______________ - tan, ' , 1 ,.......... ___ V ____ ____ _______ I - ----- -------------. __________ ___ . ........-- r - - Repair ___________________________ - ---------- MQVINGSALE: Pitgroup,5123. DInette set, $30 Tent, $10. Screin n-rn., $75. Bookshelves, .. 1735324 _____ - 1Garage_Sales . - _________________ - ----- - , etc. InC DODGE STUMPY I Wheel Drive6cyl.,std, 13.000milei -° . mn! Fireplaces 1965 GMC Ion, V6, 3 %peeO ..standard. Very 9004 k-- -- .1 ,J STONEC(.... lruck. clutch, leaf The King of The Rock springs, and tires. $700, Call All types o stone, interiorExpert Roofing 32) 7I7 exterior, commercialSerious Inquires Only. residential specialty: '49 Studebaker VI, 1 ton, with or decorative fireplaces (in- CATS & KITTENS--Free .Catt3flt:-After I pm, - to' BONITA--IS P. motor. dec start. lID Tilt trailer, slog. Call 37)3339 - $ Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table A 4 chairs, $10 each. PIoUs Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. -, - -V -• ---' SLSLAWP4&POOL 79-Trucks.Trailers -- _________________ - - 1 Time. Vacation or all season - $1,100. Call 373 2/55 T-•--- WANTED IrlshSetterstud Withpapens 668 6509 ______________ V acre ________________ V "- V I3Omles. $73 II 3722501 I _________________ - 0963040 TV n-ego 19" Zenith. Sold •rlg. $19375. BaIrnO,44oc.W mo. Agesif 339 0316. I...,a • 65-Pets.Suppiies V ___ ___ S - - -1973 Honda CR 430. 1620. Can be scan at Apt. 10, Bamboo Coy. weekends, 19" Color portable in good - __________ AlI"d,Qad4 Teynss . - - V-- _____________________ speci1y, 25 yrs. Exp 069 6562 A OK TIRE 322 740 NEWT1RES519$9&Up 2lflFrenchAve, Sanford service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 1st St. TELEVISION-RCA _____________ - --- ,. -- . MEIkTLELjlL.. __________________ _____________________ _________ _________________ - 4 ' 8.300070 78-4Mtorcycles - _________________________ ______________________ - _____ _____ ', 2534%. PrenchAve. 322 3333. 322-3772. 332-0779 --------- V .•• - - Ceramic Tile - Lage Size Hotpotnt white, 12' Fiberdiass Sears Jon Boat, Range, Several lets of L IU5 Ir011ig motor, $350 Drapes, I Mahogany Night Call37) 7113. Table 131-6501 ROBSON MARINE _______________ 2927 Hwy.17-fl ortao sant ____________________ 32)0440 ' . -, .rhL- __ - 2ltir. ____________________ YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 323-7510 ___ _ _______ _________ J SE1GL!R 3tEALTY . , Bulidojing, -Clearing,- Bacxin.Z Service Ditches. culverts. ponds Call 831 789S - -- I -, .. - (FOO(.c2hH OO' ApI on ISea a I:.. _ - -V _____________ Apts. on - $911K$ $ANDWICN UIOP kIug McatIs.s Eel' 11011 S.d - 1 BUILDERS--WE HAVE LOTSI COME & GET THEM! i Oedroom Iome with FlrpIece, Hea' chvrch & Assumable mar tcge. Pnicad at only 523300 LETuSeiE.pyu,tL V ___________ DOci1. .-. any - 62--Ganden Used tbl model color TV's, all 199,95 10 to ChOose trWY). Nell's Sanford Furniture sa?age, 17 92, So. bf Sanford, 32z Til __ -"- ': - - _____ ':'-'•-' ______. S ________________ loCal dallvery NoH'i Sanford FurnItvreSalv.ge,1,flet Sanford. rn-mt. - mo, ,tn'jqiiu,yu_ - ___ ___ _____ _______ ____ _ _ _____ ____ _________ _____ _____ _______ _____ ________ _______ ____••, V V _____ ______ . -._'3' .idIron1 IJ _____ ______ _______ _______ ____ . -__ , S ----- -- 970 Singer F'utura Fully a n-.P5s$ed, Used very nlime. Original $593, bal, Slilor Sit'no.Agent339-1314. ______ shopping. ___________________ ___ - ..... Ie.lvidset. .pl'oI1'_ . ._ _____ ____ ____ _______ -__ - - ____ . 31 s3tr?Ali it r*ftwui dI, 62 aCltsa, Icrt 'modular samifcac. - . cionn- . S 'AeS;.__ REALTORS MuItlpLlsti5irvj __ - suoa, apI, -or pj3 - _________ 'jQ thairs, __________________ _________________ IN DELTONA. $4,000 PER ACRE. - - -S - ____________________________ I _____________________ - - _______________________ ___________________ • JOHN IIDEP ASSOC. IO1W,Comm,rcial Ppsone3fl7sll,Santord - . ', ';, '. ____'5, _ V s *-'MsdToN.,W 4 a':, ____ W. Garnetl While ' V ..... - 2SsfI5D CS. CCmli EP1 - ICtL) . ,, - French - - 'ma(osmvacl ____________ l, •. ___ . - V *it U1S' Of C1S*3t) ' - -S - -----------_-._ - - LandClearing -- ANDYS CARPET CLEANING Special P.ales for Complexes BUY JUNK CARS IDRAWER FILECABINET HERB'STV 2597S SanbordAve 3731734 ' nowheretorollaway. II you' place a Classified Ad today. SPRIIIG HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE,NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A $4,000 PER ACRE WILL DIVIDE. V 331 4881 -- lop Dollar Paid br lunk& Used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 322,5990 ' -_ -- Lic, - $SOTO$SOOCASH For junk cars & trucks Toll Free 11004377953 _ - Tomorrow may be the day you Hospital 14 with motor, mattress & rails, good con-' dition. $125. C-all 332-1031. - - __ __ - V ______ , ---V 31IS efSoclI',o imposiog ______ -. _____________________ . - _ AIIO51OMQ ci Pfl,4p - 1_ ___ 332-7111 - --- _________ • QP 431. CIty IQ* Of TUAD 6 USE Th3t* 'FTElt.9f'J')1 - -____ ' Park - SantordFurniture Salvage, 17- - choose VOLUSIA COUNTRY ROAD FRONTAGE-PINE & CYPRESS $l,OCO P3R ACRE. TERMS. - _. ---------__________________________ _____________________ -- ho "E6 1104 N. Mills FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 3)1315 E. First St 322.347 JACRES, SOME WOODED & SOME FARM LAND, ROAD ui,000, , SULAT ION CO 373 III) or 831 1728 Free est - - BAKS TREES, ZONED MOBILE HOME, $21,OCOE ZTERMS,u ACRES. ID ACRES HEAVILY WOODED PAVED RD. IN OVIEOO. $60,000. ______ - V built, energy efficient. Extra lorgefoncedi pedyard Cinviniint, e. location. 339.0509 339-0501 - 3 BEDROOM CB4IOME Lgveiy quiet nhIghbobood, Fenced back yard and 'lI. - V - $ ACRE3 Off CATFlH POND, & HORSE STALLS, GENEVA AREA. $27,900. .-.- OUTSIANOING 3 5'm, 2%', - - '' the QtCt. ckla toN tD 314I11QCctei a pertti 141$ SGO d C*(*PSIIERLAIIt. V -. PY ,. V -- 701 Bldg. 1 Attamonte Dr. 't_Trit,&Sleamextraction ___________ - OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices Good Used TV'S, 523&up MILLER-S $t'Orlbndo Or Ph. 327 0357 WEATHERPROOF_MOLDED PLASTIC AUTO TOP CARRIR. Mr. Monroe 323-0319. 5 ACRES RESTORABLE MO • ' SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARS' 831 8391 - - -- - - -V Like new couch with 2 mafching chairs I. ottoman. 2 glass lop end tables. 5300. Ph. 3329091 after 4 p.m. REALTORS , garage sale -. -------- 53-TV-Radio-Stereo 7020 LONGW000 - ncomel PROF. LOT--An older home on Ave., $49,900.' patio -- L._ OFFICE FURNITURE HARNEY HEIGHTS RD. IN GENEVA. V. TERMS. . - - time - - I Insulation ' CARPET& FURNITURE 'V' SprinirW!rd rrsjgo to a new home from the pages at our classified ads. 3' ACRES WITH 314' FRON. TAGE ON PAVED RD. IN OSTEEN. $12,500 CASH. - C) LOT--øn Hwy 134 537, fenced Al floor plans on beutiful wooded lots, W.dlty flV., adlacent tr Mayfair country Clubl Quality const. by oemeker. - ____________________ - COIDO WITH POOL-Like newI 2 Gdrrn. 2 bath, central locatIon, all amenities, central SUNDAY i- p, MAYFAIR VILLAS ONW4LA ACROSS-MAYFAIR dollar! Ak Mom & Dad to let 6O.ABUsineSSEcluIP, Guaranteed Santor' Auction, -. - Bdrm, 2 bath, was $33,000. Now $30000 OPEN HOUSE Carpet Cleaning 3737711 _______________ ___________________________ _________________________ REALTOR, 322-7903. • . CASH FOR JUNK CARS & 3)9 7070 LONGwOOn -____- Brand New, Push bulb, ontroI has probe Originall9 5619, .....balan ____________________ ______________ S acre parcels, Lk. Sylvan area. ___________________ - - MICROWAVE OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339-7O2OLONGWOOD +4'* 'I . j OFFICE FURNITURE - crig. • __________________ - _______ V I Washer repo GE deluxe model Soid $10935. used Short time Bat. 5189llor$I9,33 m Agent 339-0386. change. Used-$16, Exchange, ii s. Sanford Ave. 323 1900. 43-Lots-Acreage V __________________ lOComplefeQlfjces 339 7020 LONGW000 - Service. Used Machines. *rmyNav'Surplus 1OSanfoq'd Ave_3223791 --___________ REAL ESTATE REAT, 333 7p ____________________ ____________________ • V Iii ,' ' ___ *.As, - Orig $529,nowS2OSorsltmo, Agent3396386 ____________________ ________________ ____ _______ V ---- Office Supplies 60- V .52-Appliances 40 Complete Offices 3397020LONOWOOD See our beauliful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3OrlandoDr. 323-5]Q0 VA,&Fi'IAFingncing SUN. BYOWNER 3 Sdrm, 2 Bath, carpeted, CH&A, caroort, $41,900, assume $15,000 mtg. at 7 pcI. 114 PASADENA AVE., STENSTRO(V1 pres't s-3I $ VOI.USIA COUNTY-3 Acre labia, lake A cue. and s11 It amasda. 0)3.000. with a Harold Colt rn,ii, EHANOEnZnTAL$ CALL 3*3V74 140W I "ula Man-n-tad CupI Wants Store I Office Cleaning. ?iSIllflgsIweekwsds.1J34$fl, ____________________ ______ ____ ___ i- •_ •V OFFICE FURNITURE scenic - -- VV _________________ ______________________ - [J , -V - _____________________ ____________________ ----------------____________________ ___________________ ____________ for Sale - ' ' • ___________________________ __________________________ V _______________ 32) 0697 - CH&A.'on the Wekiva River,$27,500.Call373-9Q,. venient Large anchanting !- story, 3 Mn-rn, Flreppce, formal dining n-rn., breakfast 1500k. Charm of the good old days. $JT.900• ____ _________________________ -. - _________ TheTimeTestedFirm Meg. Real Estate Broker 130ff, PurkAve. 327-617] SURPRISING COMFORT intpiis 1g. 7 BR Older' home. Modernized, CH&A, COtSlocation, $17,230. - Franklin, North Carolina Mountain Cabin. Fuvfgthc, Sleeps 6. $100 pin week. Ccli -- V _______-- _V .cres possible. 13)2933, 3271577 3 Mn-rn, kitchen equipped, Central Air, screened patio. nice tree shaded yard. Only $49300 V DELMAR '73-12'x32'. Complete set up, Carilage Cove. Central - ______________________ . ------ GENEVA- l2'ó0' 3 Bdrm l's -of fenced pasture. $250 ma, - -V - - V ___ _________ - crww %4 -4le on- V. V - except one..governi-nent!" V -______________ also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1101 E. RobinSon, Orlando, 422-2876 Summerlin Asp. DeligtdfuI 2 & 3 BR, 75 condo _______ ______________________ .50,1 ConsponiOqstoEdly Corefor sick. Ec. net, 4AIRDRISSIRWANTID - ___ ______ ' _______________________ ______________________ - 5,3 Ø Wssatgn SD 1Pm bald ______________________ o3clola.yi,sn-ofImneio' 'fl$.1 - oatQ 1Q?IC OQ I11TI0,t Is TOPR$I$TRR lst g;ir(0 ) . AA. MCCIijII - - ---------- - BROKER .MyrtllAvi. ! .06 0 .SANDLEWOOD.SANFORD tr.ii.r V V , _______________________ our luxuries _____________ _________________ • - $ I' S,. ' SEIGLER REALTY ---- HOITieS Rig. Real Estate srokw3isce ______________________ - - s, YOU ----________________________ - I, • ' - %29,90i,, 56,900 down. I 393 7766. - WINDOWS. SHELL ONLY $2.900 WILL COMPLETE AT $43000. heat. $250 a month. RN lull lIme. 5-4 shill. Apply by pan-ian $aslerd Nursing C. Center, Mellenvilie Avg,,, - . "FSITi .-- .----.-------__________________ - ___ Don *131 - - Cai Cash buyers for a slI '.00f n-SIN. Place a Io cost dOcsflbd Cd ton rOU1S. 331. _ - - Large 7 bdrm Mobile Home, - , - . ' IastI R000le'sReatty _____________________________ UALTOI1233.plu 912 Fr..0 An.' PPl Laksviisy Hurting C9Afo'. 919 d St. he ,o#o it mu option a? i O15pJ,fy ng fol: - 34-4Mbl$e £,..3 'U".,uI.,.,,, "' _______ PREPARED FOR 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH ON WOODED CORNER LOT. NEW LQO.WALLS. TRUSS H&A. ww carpet, kitchen equipped, single car garage, fenced yard. Only $32,500. - only $350 a month. - 1y - "We've cut down on all MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEM S -ELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 3fl 26$) or 031 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will heIF 1*F UWNER MOVING ANXIOUSIOI5IIIyroIdaftiac. - Cas$ars'MaloI.Wait,esws V $3 Peg-I Wbs$alai'y-Tsrms 10 51 PAID FOR BY THE CITY properties Is be especially Florida Area Office, u, OP AL,TAt*041T1 $PCIllG$. coi soonac,vis tent sei Deportment SI t'laus A Urbous FLORIDA. $00 U the tonI Of Dsdspossii$ usemeson p, Wa 1t ftMrside Aue. PoDofwHsn. CM the amount "fib. Florida 37214. Oblactisuso to 4c4t'pgttob muns..woflendeonaMsssnser TWi ' - Call 322-4251 tar Information or appoinlmgnt. AcrasstromtheH.affhsØ,,,, ATUIN ___ S . Opot'tsmlty3mpfoy 01W Ese method 07 'alsoiden-Way MUD. zecelvedaftas' J1?tts,-%lSSett) sldueol by MUD. poclol oseeesmqnt 'II , REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night Istate,. good pay - -- --- GE kitchen, carpeting, decOtatorpkg. & much more. Visit model home center inSanford c'ornplex, 3)01 S. ,Slntord Ave. Models cpen 1 p.m. to-S pm daIIy&Sunday. For more intormation call 321SOPS. catt Sanford . Inc. - NURSE AIDE ABUTTING PROP$RT131 kssanding and abelUng said im. accordance with the rgqUIr3d tItfIPlYilsO THIREPROcA, pevemonis. basins sold upoclat prcsdure (06 CPR PUt 11), and ______ - p4 ___________________________ montts. -- 'W-'4 I Housing Authority 9615. 'j ______ "grow" as family needs in - 323-2222 - Furnished tiousu In Suniand 2 Bdrm., kit, LIving rm., den, wnroom, baits and WAREHOUSE HELP gin. helper, many benefits, , up to 5)0.000, maybe mo JENNYCLARK,REALTY REALTOR 327 159$ -- -V PT. Clerk Tyslst-S.GED-1 V,(IDIcal cxp. type 4 WPM. Apply hi by SeraInole Community Action. ______ LAKE - FURNISHED. I Mn-rn ht.WW cpat, water furnished, AdultS. No peti. 3226344, _ . WANTED TO BUY-Homes in the City of Sanford for Unique "Master-Plan PIus" 2 3 6EOROOM.WITH EAT-IN KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH, NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. 'iEALTORS Multiple_Listing Service, - yjq ,,, V CABINET MAIlER pay, exp. -------------. - EXPANDAØ.p4u ------- -- ' - . - - West Volubla Memorial Hoepitol, bLcmd. EOEM:PH _______ - - SECRETARY organize. coordinate, gin skills. deal with people (IN-OBSTITRICS 2arlancadOSnum.1lp.m.7 am., minimum 3 shIlls weekly. Good Salary '& _____ V , 3234410 ne*davs, A RESOLUTION OP THE CITY $3c1U banits sIscil be oaor. i1Icy Act Of $019. HUDv$II et OP ALTAMONTI SRI'GS, rnW4 ani peIrcPad cccoM Is UI 0040C91SII IS 15 GprOVSJ of the FLORIDA, Pt1OVIDItO PO* thetesi I?wslcigs .3 Iso v'30gcIi rof0000of ft*M5nd Oc-optonceof CONSTRUCTION OP WATB'1 pr n-tvcdofnlngcn*cv4j thecartfltCOtlansntyNfllsoo DISTRISUTION $Y*TtA Ui or tWi U5e. el the PellowIng bases: (a) That cod - NEAR - SANFORD AREA. 7 Mn-rn, 1 bath. LIV. n-rn., din n-rn, icr port's, utility n-rn & air. - ' __________________________ ' SERVICE PERSONNEL ampition A smile saris good V - Jsae'1' - PEOPLE - - - -- .Erench ----- upon use - Sanford_Are., - clean alr,adutts,nopets.sbortteqm. $400 month. 3224232. _________ I_ NI _ V_ ' 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, AIR I. HEAT, NEW APPLI'ANCES. DEBARY. 535,50 - 2525 __________________________ -, - V V PEOPLE V ____ V - 322-2420 Park ____________________________ -V • 323-7340 ________________________- ______________________ •••pS••SISSI.SS.... Air Conditioning ___ __ House Cleaning __________________________ The %OOflCt YOu place your classiled ad, the. sooner you Reconditioned room A C's will get results. to 30.000 BTUs 90 day quar HousewivesCteanlng Service Sales & Seryjre, Orlando Personalized, fast epenaabte OFFICE FURNITURE Room Comfort Center. 2485 ReuIaror ltirnebais 4OCompleOtflces ______________ Young Pkay neo Wedoweshwindows 677 5e, 3391020LONGwoo V Central Temp'wll servce AC's, _________________________________ relrlg, freezers, water coolers. I 75Recreational Vehicles High Presurej ______________________ miSc Call •3?3 7786. anytime.-. .L. Claning '70 CHEVRON 26' Travel TralIer'Loaded, extras, with --------BeautyCare 7 Chevy Stepside Truck JETSTREAMIPID 331 71)2 19.000 ml $7500 322 9501 Mildew Ott fobt. ext Vatts TOWER' S BEAUTY SALON Mobile Homes, RVs (etc I FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty V Senior citizen discount Free est NOOk 519 E 1st St .22 77-Junk Cars Removec 4, 47-Real Estate Wanted SANFORD up to 5000 sq feet ot rental office space, Owner will dividetosuite tenant. $5 per sq loot including utilities.' _______________________ LIVING 33H0U5$s 3 Bedroom Housifor Renl. a month, $100 sec. dep., no pets, no chIldren. Furnished 3221103 Of' 4414231., 372 7972 _________________________ 3 BEDROOM ON CORNER _______________________ Furnished CARE I - - - ______________________________ - - 2-565 - - ' . WE ' _______________________ V ' REALTORS Sanford Ave 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 -LOTS, SANFORD AVE. , ZONED -2- 121.000,.-------- - loll Fit with FP.aboveground POOl,CH&A,p1tiO$rIti morel A buy for $45,000. ___________________ - - :. V on Club-Exc. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, family rm,'fineplace. Central lILA. on-cul-dsaC. 372-6952. OwnerAssoclate - inventory V SANFORDAuCTION REALTOR MLS 332.1470 veni.,s pSøe elI consider renting. V V ______________________________________________ I 1215S.FRENCHAVE. A1II111111à1 tn-al H&A. 535.000 may con- ' SUPER] BR,' 1'I bath home in - mtg. No. qualifying. 525.000. 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE..' CORNER 25TH SI. ZONED COUNTRYiL$V1NG1,dp, 21, in øqn.v. acres cleared Iandt'Cvstocn i.V., sun dick, Eqpt eat-In kit., FR, A morel Yoursfor$5&ôoo. ma. - _____ owner _____________________ -- - with view of Lk Monroat Only 534,500. - A A A ) ZIORULTI PLLtMUING BUSINESS corn -rrei, estate. Call W. Maficzowski, REALTOR, 337798). • ______________________________________________ --------- - - BEAUTIFUL) BR, 2Bhome on - SIPS Ave., Suite 1101-245-N, New Piano, organ. Private, degreco. Attamonte- Fern Park 3 BEDROOM. 1 Bath. Pinecrest. Large tenced yard, new paint & carpet. Have FHA Corn - ROOF. WALK TO SHOPPING. $29,900. • in Loch Arborl C.H&A. cool off In your pool, patio, DR. eatIn kit. FRI. many more cx. trait Just $46,000. 30tdb00m,1',bat Fencedard,CH$A %330pe_month. 323-6170 S,APIPORD-3Bdrm,,air& heat, w-w carpeting,' saoo + $300. sic, deposit, No pats. necessary, at the above *ddress and is 01 Atlainsiste $wsgs, Florida tni tts day *1 June. 1900. at 1:00 whIch said atsessmen$ p1st Is available for public examination Ilsereatter as Pwe'eby n-Vett by the City end copying, ofAlIamoflt,$pngs,anTtaesdly, CIty of Sanford, FlorIda will pots3bto.M%Mmeetinglnd Commission of se CIty o approved . Call 372.0091 file V V 307E.2Sth$t, Part-time piece work. Webster, rica'sforet dictionary company ned home workers to update local mailing lIsts. All ages, experience un Send name, address, - 71 IIEW CARPET & paint, capt 323-7832 32101, An Equal Opportunity Employer Now at the Farmers Man-kIt, lIE) French Ave. and also at 2309W. lii St. By tlse'bushel or by the ear. 323-2261. public heiring, eeWI$MfSt pta now en tile iii t. revI$w 01 the protect This En- on as soon V - S MIDDLE SCHOOL. $21,000. maculate inside & out with i V S 3 BEDROOM, 2 STORY, ADOR. - DEL'TONA WALk TO SHOPP lNGCENTERorigL(,.A$e,, custom built 3 bdrm, 71 bath din rm, tam rm, carpets & draperies, immar late inside & out, Immediate occupancy 562.500 on reasonable offer with 530,000 down payment 7i- V $CASH-VISA.Mc$ - - 5100 sec. dep. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR experience required. Send . - JUST LISTED) BR II me In 322.5253 V 75 Pontiac Catalina Wagon H&A ar shocks tilt steer ng vinyl inter tip top shape 3230197 aft 6 • I (...,J- r,ommercial & Industrial Lot, Longwood 427, fIO on highway id 500' deep. WiIsell all or part. 339-5242. 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd _ VVV ,.*AMC Matador, 7Dr New rubber. Just tuned ___ V Open to the PubU ---- FO ' - // NEW LISTING ON MAJOR HIGHWAY All or part. Zoned commercial. 16 lots with metal building 8. rental income. City water 567.000 for all or $3,300 per lot. ____ REALTORS, MLS Airport Boulevard 3 BR. lB assumable a', t Mtg., coitnIry living itS town $39,900 70 ACRE PRODUCING GR.OVE--iutli O'-Qn lake, Near Pine HI 5 56.500 ptr acre. V .. S U a I U U Ii, I • I I I U U IIUUUU '79MtSTAIG HATCHBACK. 6 yl automatic stereo. cx ceilent cond. $5800. 618 7972, I 22 4180 MON.IJUNE 1,7 pm 'i • Ii ASSOCIATES, INC. V I 73 Qukk Century Lo.ded, must see & drive to appreciate $995 • VVV • - Furniture Auction - • ERA • FRICKE & FRICKE - I L•j V 80-Autos for Sale 3735670 ••••••• - ______________________ 72-Auction or Estate Commercai & Residential Auctions & Ap _______________________ ,I ! D - V V -- ____________________ 80-Autos for Sale ___________________________ __________________________ _______________________ ______________________ ______________________ V. ' ____________ _________ V I: ,000 UNCLUT'IR YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust lakingups.p.cewIfhwflt REALTY LAKE MARY--) Bdrm. 1' - bath $ acre tree shaded lot. lf*t1Ol Lots of comlorl & privacy. 2301 S. French 54)900. - Suitel Sanford . LOOKING for residential lot in Lake Mary? Give us. a call-_______________________ 24HOUREB3229283 We have several available. ... brickhomeln Oreamwofdw.lg FR, kit.. C.H&A & your own Pool & patio! Spacious rocensl ?ou'Il love it for $51,000! 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath. 412 Ros-alIa ____________________ - 9 ACRE5--Ner NEWHCAES ROBBIE'S ILY ROOM. CARPORT, - IV • I _________________ __________________________________________ , HAl. CDIJT SALTY Inc. Full time - 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT, DELTONAAREA.$32.00Q.., .. carp., FR. f!nce yard on a cp.iIet Cul-De.Sact Low al - Lakeview Nursing Center, Cle __________________________ -_ E. 2nd St.' part time car? Our classifieds are loaded with good buy for you - mu -- $ BEDROOM, I", BATH, DOUBLE CARPORT, FENCED SUNLAND - Nopets.$l2Smonth CaII322-4767 -______________________ • NURSE AIDES ________ _. LAKE- MARIE ESTATES2 4 or S BR. 28, CH&A. carpet. 3BEDROOM,1',BATHS,AIRL HEAT, SCREENED PATIO. VALENCIA COURT. $35,900.. S REALTORS .... I. • SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox __________________________________________ V $S9MO ______________ 2 BEDROOM. FRESH PAINT & CARPETS, NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. $25,000. - 2BR.1B.NEWCARPET. Newkltchen,t.ncedbkyard Products Mill 0411cc, 200 MarAve, Longwood between $ am. & R a.m. References re. quired.. -.-,. - Lowdownpayments,322:737. _____________________ 5 Special SummerProgram 5 1?yrs.. old mt. Weekly ,. WI LIST AND SILL MONt HOMES THAN ANYONE INTHI SANFORD ARIA -- - 41-Houses 41-Hous 43-Lots-Acreaqe ____________________ ----V,-- T_-__. •-- ____-___,___ L. - - --- .-- - - ____________________________ ______________ Sanford's Sales Leader _. Si • ___________________________ ______________________ $230 mo, & under if YOU qualify MavjriffithReai,or STE N STRO (Vi ,,.. _______________________ - • U U S V - 3 BEDROOM. 1', BATH. AIR & I'$EAT. LAKE MARY. $36900. ___________________ portunity Meeting reser. vations . 571,900. - . ________________________________________________________________ . - 'V 3BEDROOM.2BATH.FAMILY RooM, AIR 1, HEAT, ELE. GANT 2 STORY ON I ACRE • NEAR LAKE MONROE,. - • V • '!lUI•uIsua.u. U - P.t. interest to qualified buyeri. New ho_me, with - . Sunday, June t, 1io-B __ terms. Only 571.900. Park Place Associates, Inc. ERA Member Broker 131-0400. Lic. Real Estate Brofier lllOSanfordAv,. 321.0759 ________________________ - V ______ Open 2 toó daily - - 5 •. • I: near schools & golf course in Loch ArbOr. - • e+*. . Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. V - S GEHRREALTY322.3341 BATEMAN REALTY -_____________ , t111b closing cost, with owner holding, . • .5 V _________ REALTY S • A V Don't miss mis Needs repair, large older 7 story. - .. - •V • - LOCH AR BOR-Overlooking NEW HOMES golf course. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, Buildto suit, our lot or yours. equipped kitchen - washer ,.• V V STEMPERAGEPICY REALTOR322.4991 16300. ' occupancy. clean I BdrflluIiy V V - - 'V HISTORIC LONGW000 BR. 2 B,carpe$lng. Ele. Fireplace. igeIot.Onty$39500 esecutive neighborhood close condos. BR, 71, , painted 1. dcorated. 25-7716. 6114530. Assembler exp. in cruisers. Minimum of 3 yrs. esp. Ex. __________________ ____________ ' - - adoplien after 1220.141-7113.____________ ________ _____________ _______ _________________ ENGINE INSTALLERS - Ex. penanced with inboard 1. • Iflboard.outboard. MLS - TiRED OF PLAIN VANILLA? Tptn see this gorgeous borne at sanford. Lovely 1 or 2 BR, air, - - - - V V YOUNG LOVERS LWISE • OLDC000ERS - This cozy 2 bdrm. 1 bath home BUILDING LOTS - ACREAGE with fenced yrd nay be lust - GIye us A Call . . etiat you're iooing for. Drive We've got it or can-get itt by 106 GarrIson. $37,000. GENEVA GARDENS-3 Bdrm. $2t0rno.Lesse, Deposit, AduitsOnly.C1I1327-2090 ____________________ PART TIME 3tol1&lltol .:::e4t - V ASSUMABLEMORTGAGE 3 BR, 1', 9, wCA. carpet, è• wortstmp. Only $31,000. 1 eves. 32213330.323 0317 - I do babysitting ANYtime. 'ANvagelbave2chlldren.6& BY AMENDING SECTION 190F 'njyy necessary.t. pay tar me Iv provide :nomcawnersnlp FOR PENALTIES FOR VIOLA Income tatnIlIes and upgrade hereby auttwrised. TION AND RESORT TO OTHER ThetU,275,$Softh,costof said Public housing protects. RENENDlE$ PROVIDING Seminole, Florida be iasa..xo SEPARABILITY. CONFLICYL snatrord teat 'asts .gokst an left MID IPPICIWI DATE. An Environmental Review an-sd taneb edlalnkig and con said Ordinance wee placed on tigjssW' Necerd respecting the wlth(n ..win. j flat reading en Msy * and upon such improvements •n- preSet' Ills bun made, by the thoCity Cammisslen w11 cOnsul- specibIly benefited thereby above named City whlcP REALTOR V V GOLOSBORO ' home. Exc. COfld. 7 , Only 525.500. • UNSWORTH REALTY mornings, -5127 eves.. __________________________ .JBedroom,lBathCantraIHIA, cotwenlent location. $225 mo. + security. No children or - p•ts. 332.6274. - - - - - - r' 100 MUCH CITY LIPt u. wii opn spaces' Thbn consIder, this doublewide mobile home on 6 ac4 completely fun-n. InvflhIg4 , ,jqç, invest $31,000. Eves. 322-0612.322.1517 2E.2SthSt. • _________ 2 BORM-Partially fun-n.. 1'7 _________ -baths. $323mo. 'deposit. 323. HiGHER PAY ______________________ - '--- ________________________ 3.7832 SANFORD. 2 bdrm. 1 bath. liv. rm.. din. n-rn.. kit, icr porch I. V iiir . 3771173. _______________________ eutborizW je - asseusd The soomr you plac, your. claijifled ad, the sooner you "iil get results. -- ses 2010 GRANDVIEW-3 B'm. 2 bath, Central lILA, $35,VJO. $13000 Cash. Owner will carry _________ administration lmpreementsst5au Airport phd, on. 17-n in. Sanford. 323.Igfl' Call Mariner's Viflao ______________________________ ES OF ZONING ADMINISTRApracticability of Such ntruciion Urban Development to release TON, BOARD OP ZONING AP- en- reconstrucllon, Federal funds under TItle 1 of the PEALS, PLANNING BOARD, 1, Community expnses.ndwcttomerexp,qttps HousIng CITY COMMISSION, AND aimaybenecessaryorincidentfa Development Act of 1974 (P1. 'COUETS" PROVIDIKO FOR. IN- ttMentclng herein 30fon- the- toitowIn, protect - n4Z V _____________________________________ *J,TYinc. HAL Cl3 f,WLTIPLEUSTIG.REALTOR, with. ______________________ ____________________ - - - - - V Saflford V - 1 BR-$300 u Pool. Adults ant) SALES POSITION V Full 1 Part t(m 4S-$01 Any timO tot Rewrtt,t' DON'T STORE IT, ELL IT with pd. holidays, pension s, Ina low coil ClasslIied Ad suratice. Apply AMP Powerboat Div. 111) 30th St. _______________________ _________________________ -----Sanford Airport 322-7000. 31-'tlThits Furnished _____________________ _________________ _____________________________ EqualOpportunityEmployet. S-Lost a Found ______________________ ____________ ____________________ ---- _-- --------were or part time Sales'Ptelp SANFORD-i Bdrrn furnished. wanted. Work out of your own LOST: White pit bull with w-w carpet, air ond. $115 ma. home, wI your own hours. brindle tail. Lost near Wico Nopets323-9040. EXCELLENT INCOME, NO Sales. REWARD. Please call __________________________ INVESTMENT, Fringe _________ ____________________________ 3322073 ________________________ -- - __________________ benefits include paid vacation, 31A-Dupløxes company car, retirement plan -____________ 6--Child Care __________________________ & more. call Rich or Marsha -.-- _____--________________________ Duplex in Deltona. un' after 6 p.m.. s _________ _____ purot IlseMoment ltabysittng barn., Ref & Stove, Central LEGAL SECRETARY-Mature. in my home Air. 127$ ma. 641-4336. ______________________________ responsiblel..exp. legaisecre________ OayorNigpit323ssll tary for Sanford Attorney. Unfut-pished Salary commensurate Moving to a newer home, ability. Send resume A salar apartment? Sell requirements to P0. Box 2301 last with a want ad. 7.11', with EXEC HOME Lake Mary 37746, family room, all eqtid in -CttlLD (ARE.. .Mw hQ Stone Island,.? ac 1,c1nAL FULLT-tM%' me n-iv., 1400 mo ijlast & 56C IN SALES. Two sales per 77 53I or 9639 week. 51,000 Per month. ALLFLORIDA REALTY Complete training program, CHILD CARE In my home for -advancement opportunity. OF SANFORD REALTOR ate Syr. olds. Days only. Lake Call 134 1313 on Sat. 9:00-11:30 73445 French Ave. rn-am Mary area. 322-M62. am on-on Mon 9:001-OOp.m. P1NANC1ALAUISTAM.CE. --Sanford, Florida 33771 VIDING FOR THE DUTIIS OF 301-333-9615 efl labor ano materials, financing SITE PLAN REVIEW AND THE charges, costs ot plans artd TO ALL. INTERE.'TCD AGEN LOCAL LAND PLANNING speciticatiens, cost of englnqing dES, GROUPS AND PERSONS; AGENCY BY AMENDING SIC- and legal services and all other On Or abU%i' June 30. $990, the lION IS OF APPENDIX "A", expenses necessary or,incldent to abovetsamed City will request the - ' - V 41-fuses ________________________ 4- cludes dishes 1. linens for 5325 or unfurnhshed $250. Call LOU 323-tIMor069039$. - RUQUISTPQNRILIA$I OPPUNDS distribution system and the ch triereto as described - TIONS OF MEMBERS, VACAN - - .Apartments Uriurnished 18-tIpnt.d Legal Notice WHEREAS, the City Corn. CITYOP mitsion of the City of Ailamonle ALTAMOP4TI SPRINGS. Springs, Fiends, deems It ad. FLORIDA NOTICIOPPUSLICHIArn$o v$abIe to conStruct a water dt$t?lbuftoqt system In Aitamont, TO CONSIDER • SprIngs ADOPTIONOP PROPOSED 1 rem Jamestown -. RouievU aIOnq S L 434-No,• . ORDINANCE Iheaflirly, an approitmate TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRPI NOTICE 1% HEREBy GIVEN dislanc of 4IQ'eef. The water by the City of Altamonte Springs, dribuftofi 5yt?1 shall include IO4IdI. that the Commission win tO inch PVC estermains, yllyst, hOld a publlc hearIrg to ceeien- fIttings, II,. hydan1s, •p. I"*ctmtnt at Ordin.nc, No, 113. purtenanc,s, restoratIon 01 eatiting streets, sidewalks, 10. entitled 'IVV*Iy* and other properties or ORDINANCE NO. $13.15 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Improvements affected by the tofl%tnec$Ion ano THECOOEOFTHECITYOFAL WHEREAS, all impfovuments TAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA, shall be dens In compliance WIth PROVIDING FOR THE CON the plans, 5pecItIctIons and SOLIDATION OF THE PLANN NO BOARO THE SITE PLAN estimates on fIle with the City Clan-k o4the City of AUamonte -a...- U"'W,IW IflC 5.V Springs, - -- -- -•-----Fiends, -which said CM. PLANNING AOINCY, BY specifications and THE REPEAL 09 EXiSTING platSs. 4--PersonaIs i -Card of Thanks _____ -CHAPTER , "PLANNING". eStimates constitutes IM plans. ___________________ ______________________ . . ADOPTED AS ORDINANCE 5P.cttIcatlonsande,tlmatssto.-all S Why be lonely? Write: "Get A said improvements. Tn. amily of the late Barbra p IIPPAPIDA$ORDINANCE HUM RI%OLVIDBYTHECITY COM eqL P0. Box6071, Clean-watothankthemanyfrlend,,for tan. Fl. 3331$ hR 411-fl ON SEPTEMBER ' MISSION OF THE CITY OF AL their acts of kindness during 19ff REPEALING TAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA, the iilntss and death of our ____ _____ SAIDWITHOUT ORDINANCI$ LEAVING FOR SYRACUSE on AS FOLLOWS: loved one. oraboutthe4hof June. Would ________ ____________ APPENDIX "A" TO REPIUM cit7 a, Altamonte Springs, BEN THE ive and share the ride.. 373 REFERENCES Florida, deems It RdvlsabI, as a - THEREIN, BY DELETING RE • - ___________ 1. 1W I ____________________ V r '. ____ ______________ Legal N0tICQ 's" k i - -- - . ________________ . - _- _________ - - S -r-. ti' & r-i- V . -, - V �- I p - r t p - -. .-• _•'_ ..- . .-. .,,. .. - -. '- --- lbd 1I _p..'•_•__ - -. - - : P - * - - : .- -r 9F._ s r-.- m - . • - Sunday, June ),1ci - • - - -' -- • - • ---- --- -- ------------ - --• - - - 1. f .T - .- I I -0 . . . rida Federal Savings Opens CasseIber Tho.!aor. 11r1. . 1-4 ...,11 " . 0 .f I EvinIngHeraId,Sanford,Fl. -- ... . ..-.. . I .'' 4'4:,t\ . '. .' . - I ... ... Sunday, June y" I 1. - -S. ..f _%ft .L. , . I- I. ... - arietY of services - -. . . I . - - . i;g -' .•':•,.., % - - - Ile new office, which inclqes two drive-up windows and full savings and lending services, will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and until 6 'i : : .. . . - pin. on Fridays. - .- :41 Howard Earns Master Level , has announced that Don ..... Ave, Sanford, graduated as a .master service / //!'/ff/l - - ---i' :' / . outstanding father, let us know. . . . - :r atscc. I .---,------- I I rary. wa II II lib , .. OMreason U - ies-ha%'e kept thernscl bi Instead. Rawls and her staff rely on two bibliographic data bases, the Lockheed Dialog Systems and the New York Times within - that has meant better and faster service, are: concept of alternative energy; concepts of I alternative structures; conceilts of alternative trah. sportation; and concepts of alternative equipment. An optional topic that will be discussed- is concepts of - - alternative agribusiness. The above topics will compose associate degree courses for an optional to Seminole's already existing Gone, too, are hours spent, searching for periodicals that contain specialized Information. Today computer system. do much of the work. These ,highly automated departments offer a variety of . . I Mrs. King with a plaque behalf on of the health department ' ( . 'Minter Park M" Guil ty ' . - it 0 - I ;' - . A Winter Park businessman has pled guilty in U.S. DIstrictCourinOrandotone over withheld income and social security taxes to the - - S i. .. Ii -'41. . - - Herald Photos by Tom Netiel _______ - - -v '. . - • .: 1- _ _ ___.__-. ,-Memphts, Tenn. 38)11 for complete i~ I 1. . - -. i-:.' - .k-. - -. I , . I . - __ 'r '-- - ' - - : -. -' - ~ - --- ' '*.I - \ ' - '!'• .; . 4. - .1 - By TOMNETSEL . - - -. e - / . I .: . p - . - ~~*/ .. i, - P. '_ -_ I . 00, - - - - . .. I . 'c IV -..- - . ~01 - I . - . - . ,' ill. -. - 1. - \,, - •f - 1 0 I ;, I I - "-.'-' '- .- :• - '4 ' , - .. . - I. ''i I . ~ - - .. S -. j , ',i - - . - • - i-I - - . - Dec.1 with more than an average " gallon carryover Inventory," while everything Is still in a "very early state," prospects are "not projecUble into a back4o.back record crop." I - - - - -- __ _ -- - .- - - - :. - ' . -- .."J .' ' "We feel st.'oagiy that my wircci&Uc*1 Touh Response Following Thefts • which dm not c4l"'M =I*Wy with cUto tnd local. g tinued as a number jg 300d ataildMS" said Ceoee - To undasm the mw&Uon'4 &LvmhmVw to demand the ultimate in stsnI Executive Cominlitee hE rwh2d th3d3CbIOn th t If member restaurant refuses to meet elatlng ee1th .,, - .•••.. • . - Ifore than 11,0 re*w&its 4i 7k6Va tee nLnnherx I . . of the stateorWitatim - - - "When 3=0 20d Is stolen mmaUy &M &Wummixts Tim • - ' %. - - - ert'u' - . . - "wwi• 11 - um _ I, u . - - - :-. 1 4 f - - .. c ,- *.' _ - - , - '' I 4, - . I . . . --'.. '- - N I _ " . ' - 4:i',. •' - 1 - of ,, Eton your willsteal - - d :. S • - ., .6. .- '... 11 -,i.l i I . . A,_.~ X,~,, :. L . . . - thef - Wea-- - __ -t - _jujuuUir T' :... - - -- _F -• .;r"I - --S • - -- . . • ___ -•- - - - . . . . . . L, 1 _ - -_ _ _ - = _ ng Children Eico -_ - - :... 4. - ,.. - ',- - !- - ..... '' I . -r ''i . ".-'~ , ~.~ ., ~1* , I - . - - , - As with many retirees, duty "Not a one," he said "I'm fortun,t{ in that no one has ever been-Wt." Frank said he cannot take - I - - '- - - • - - - I ,.,iG - , F L" - - . ,. .7~irl - - '- - 11 -- ' ---i .' - - -- - - - - , ; . I .L I ... - . - -- :!:.!!!q , ,. - . - * & Vr , ~.,~ . I - - - f I .j "Y" "I, , ,, . I " I ;I . -......- . ., I I - 1. •' .. -. tol~~. _Ia . , . . ,4* , ---- , . . I .. I. . .' - The children and the drivers • - .. .. I -__.".__er ~ - ' -:.-- - -'I -I . .ld;;I. 1 _. .. .. . -_ . I '' . - - - • - - The cii, and state police %., - 11 5 ' • - -- - - - ' :%,- , . . or disobeys a rule. "It's your given in apprectation for his . Somethnea Frank's duties life," he will tell them and outstanding duty. They are . Frank hopes to continue as can get log." Frank seems to small complaint. 'I've never Frank likes children and have that good will and met any ci the others," he . Ths county has remem. always busy at the iiam be ' I .1 1 . I1 ! ..._._4 - d - - - Rienold Frank ready for school to start. - - - - - - • _i - • they 4"M to like him but youngsters often remember said. - - -- - - who travel up and ddwn, each other now and then," he cooperate. a crossing guard for as long as ' and he will step in and they're all pretty nice. Of udd, he is able to do a good safe course, the police pick off a break up any fights that oc. willofthekids,"heuld,11you job, but he d' on have one • p - -- - amssin& on French Avenue plain traffic safety to a . . have much more traffic than youripter who takes a chance Frank stops traffic (or students to cross the street. -. - me," he said, "and the people guard. "Some kids beat tiP on for them and they will . . - - - - - have - to cooperate as well. include acting as a peace most of the time they will proudly on display in W kids cooperate with officer as, well as a crossing realize he is there to watch out home. few once In a while." : - .:~; ". all the credit for that record. most in the city. - - pmw,!IIIIII~~ - - - - -. . ,ij .1 . hasbeenacrossing guard, not • .. . - . . - I I - I 4 5 .' and knew It -- I - ... . I - . - - ~ . -4 _1= I ..r II ~ ~ ; '_ - - - - - -- " cli Ca1 with a 1flLtets because their average net prom Is eM wr1t shout OhUplifting. Olilyolle percent PUtanoth3r way,to fot1jthftof - - I .- . a single child has been struck , nould hive to mll nufly * $16 to. $34 UMm Is 101t to tMWOYM who steal. I "If a retail UWAftaW pts ths we tion of WM WMA " 'IM VoWerd," Weaver said, "is that tow u*9yeft who 6 abopliftwo, it Willi, help steel are caught, and thase who am am't prosecuted. AWY Courang Mi . - Frank has probably been - .. Shopliftins bas i3creasied ni pwmt in the U.& in 10 eve - 11 years ago. I don't know why they've kept me so long % though." - - kI ~,, I make up I I - -,11,--q; ".- .". I *'4r--.. - employee theft," _ old fellow quit and I got his job," said Frank. "That was "• 1 - . . AWXtMft Up 30 proent a,bus,nMes Uil b.. of ==W U-& to f"d VWY U144 woman and child in both oo=L -9 = F1ra4CbC0 94 &§Wn fair A1 U*Z.thn M hW. 7 Val , - - - - - - cIW cc= during a rwmt ageurity g=iflar. Tbw,*cne, - openings as a crtfssing guard." At the time there were no - :•-. stealIng all over again. That's why Prosecution," said Weaver. "I've seen statistics predicting that m percent A . _. - - - Going from a police force to something to occupy his time. "I went out to see (Sheriff) John PoLk," explained Frank, -II - - I * clinics open to the public," she said.Mrs. King ', Frank soon found he needed reWm prefer to fin an employee rather than piro '89cute and Whether it's MOM" Or customm doiq the dul.Wg. am r=dt is this employee . restaurant not com*inS with hI laws. , "and asked if he had any ," Herald PkIIs by - . - have left, about 15 or 20 escorting children might - I _. - . way to school. The tall man at Eighth and French At big crap game would get a - and fold service will be available as well as self-service. . t graduate of Croonis High School. polio, dlptheria and typhoid and to check --"We went from house to house explainipg .'students for lice and other parasites, ofte n what a blood test was," she said. It would seeing 500 children a day. take 25 to 30 minutes to explain because many At certsin times work at the clinic required people could not read nor write and we had to her to put in many long hours but he said she educate them. 'RET1REE, Pge3C Once DeODle were'found to have VD or Force ...To ice -- protecting the environment. The industry, and the people associated with it, (left) and Bob )' m Har Crockett, of Diversified Manauement I Winter Park. Is very vital In protecting every community from property damage and which owns and operates the new busines Attendants at th e laundry are disease through their safe and responsible use of both mechanical and Nellie Mae Hail, Emma Jean Arnold and S. Willie pesticIde controls. Robinson. Wash. dry - ..iW ti CU - - --- 0 - .... people IbI1d Prosecute these thieves es vigorously U possible That s the only way you're going to cut down on shoplifting and P11ruidont of Um P4ta Grwn Ammcillition of nor* Inc. I - - . GrOuP WOtChes Restaurants I . _. - - - As a matter of fact, his Douglas McArthur starts his per Commenting on the " clrop said he believed that - -- j nt rom Rowe Pest Control of Sanford and Tom Walkup of Walkup Exterminators of Friends and associates look on a Irene Brown of Flagship Bank of Orlando For several tears J'.' h een proclai med National -es Seminole SflaPS tuiuufl at official opening Tuesday of the Tender Lov ing Control Month to honor an Industry which plays an Important role in Care Coin Laundry,931 W. 13th St., Sanford. She is flanked b ' . - As a matter of fact, an outfit who bears a startling 2:40 and Stays until 3. Then little wild..." 0 e that might stop traffic. resemblance to the late Gen. from 3:15 until all the students - - - - ; - -- - Sanford Mayor Lee Moore signs a proclamation recognizing June as National Pest Control Month. With Moore is Jim Rowe , (left), owner of Jim ding down toitsend very fut. With sales so high, we have no guarantee we wi ll enter the new pack year • -- "!L - '- li.5t. . - h- I J - ' 'i - ., . II Viole(inwasUracUcatnursin that Frank lives with his wife, around children for many wears a bright orange vest - to do. On Frank's chest, over over the children on their way the iridescent type of orange his heart, he wears a metal to Sanford Grammar School. Maude, at 3)17 Adams Ave. in years in addition to his duties At 8:45 Frank is on duty 10 Sanford and they have lived with the police. For 34 years thatcanbeseenformiles. Be star with the words "School blocks further south at here since his retirement he drove a school bus. on it. then dons a hard hat that Guard" engraved For 11 years the 78-year old Sanford Middle School and for from the police force in matches the vest in color and Frank's daughter, Phyllis next 45 minutes he keeps a Centralia, Ill. in 1968. gloves that Frank has been a familiar the Conklin, lives in Sanford and slips on a pair of figure to anyone who drives sharp eye on the youngsters Ile speaks lightly of his 20 he had visited Florida since are equally as brilliant. An outfit IL'te that certainly on French Avenue in Sanford and the traffic, making years on the force. "I was in the early '1920s, so this is will not win any prizes or put during school hours and to certain the two never meet. plain clothes," he said. "We'd where he decided to spend his In the afternoon he is ba ck rai d a place no w and then, a retirement years. hun on anyone's b2st-dressed hundreds of childr en on their . 5,; - , .4t ; - was," said Mrs. King, a Sanford native and a area schools to jOve inoculations against dresses for work in the outfit does stop traffic and day at 8 a.m. at Eighth Sti;eet minutes, he is back on duty at seem 'a big jump for a man to morning over his shirt he that is Just wha t it is designed and French Avenue watching the middle school, make, but Frank was worked - . , "Moat people didn't know what a blood test and other members of the staff often went to -. - - When Rienold R. Frank - I , . inic other health problems, and the value of a VD, family planning, maternity and other - " tB b I . . ... . . - 1. - . .-_ 11 di betes, they were asked to come come to the blood test in detecting certain diseases.. * _____ _=__ - - - - "The Valencia bread and butter Juice crop is grin- - . . .. -. - . - . . - Things were a little different in 1943 when had to be done," she silid. "it was rough and the clinic first opened, she recalled. and they tough but the Lord gave us the. strength to had to take the clinic to the people. Many men are coming beck from Uw war ~arry on and we worked an a team.,The clin ic has ch anged locations several and venereal disease was at epidemic proportions. The medical team went from times and the staff and services provided door to door Informing people about the have grown. Mrs. King's duties grew as well. dangers of tilat disease, sugar diabetes and "We now have a well-baby clinic, a T13 clinic, -1 -. - .. ." . ~ years of service with the Health Department. mistrustful "We had a job to do - - . . - • = *I;AW', - Z TI.e adequate reserves to face all weather and crop problems," said Executive DIrecor Wilson McGee of the Orlando grower organization. S ... . . . - __ Herald Staff Writer cliriic for treatment. A state investigator '~ In 1943 Dr. Orville Barks- with . two would interview those with VD and attempt to registered nurses and a licensed practical trace the person's sexual contacts while nurse opened shop in the Welaka Building in those with diabetes were taught how to ad- ~ - -_ -_ - __11.. ,-,. - Sanford and formed what was the beginning minister insulin to themselves. how t of t lieeftiffiI County * Iledtlf- Department- stertlize- the-needle- and -- how to care f Go r ' ---- -- -clinic that is now locate1 on French Avenue. themselves in general. '-'-- " _', , Stone Island Firemen will hold a barbecue on June 8 on the island just outside Enterprise (follow the signs). Dinner will be served from 3:30 to 8:30 p.m. Dona tions are0, W, - - ¼I 0 - - - - t_ . -. - ,~ _ .J optimism we will enter the next crop year with - '.OUrii -1 - -, .. . '___::~I. , - -.----- - f'-- .- 1. - . - - - I * I . , - ------.- -,. - -_ - I - I • - . . For further information and registration, call Kathy Parmenter at 894-6021. T H b . __1 -_ - ' an_r , - - I - - ' Growers said recently. Booming orange juice sales are 15 percent ahead o( last year's record and that factor alone "precludes - wa&.= - .- .- \11, 1 %\, - •' - •; r I - - future supply stability in the IM to 1981 season, United - , . , . . Fl I 1, I :. - Florida's reserve frozen concentrated orange juice inventory Is higher than last year but sales have in. creased so that inventory is inadequate to assure I * - * I A.t vocational technical buildi ng. Commencement speaker will be Mrs. Irene Brown, assistant vice president of Flagship Bank of Seminole. The . public is invited. ', , -. -, In a move to Join forces with all public health and sanitation cbpartment codes, the Eecut1ve Cornmittee of the Florida asteunnt Aseocletloci this e* voted to rmovs om nttzrctiip . - -_ . . -. - - ,'.. ~ V The Vocati onal Business School Commencement Exercises will be held on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the teaching auditorium located in the .new building next to the - - ( 0 '. ll Commenéemenf Announced . Rct1rL I *~ I ty Co ege Communi . . 11 ..? _ - 7 . -. - X" I - S . I . .. , '•\ - . Is __ members. , .j-.. ' • ,. --- _____ - - - ____ " ri 'l'i#'irri. e, - F . Ito 9:30aiu. WrQuLJ, a.m. Tuesday. - I ~. -- '" -i5 pre-sentence Investigation and scheduled sentencing Orange Juice Sales Rise _ The City of Orlando will be hosting a Staghorn Fern Workshop at Leu Gardens, 1730 North Forest Ave., Orlando ' . - . - - . ' ' ' - - - VC dl_, - ----ft-_-_- --.-Z:::~_;r:7~,4-:..4.: Staghorn Fern Workshop Set a3s13tanbdomu&- .--. . for June 26. I -. '.,Xd' . .-. - ____ - - . [j. \,-. - - ' - _____ - i . I i'-i. -: • - - -, - . '' - - 'r" - 7" , . ,.; , ,.,_' 1 I , ** , .,. t . - -- ' - . I - 110,00 in withholding taxes. Miller pled guilty to a count which covered the wage period J une 8 to 12, 1979. The remaining, counts were dropped by the governinent. Miller laces a maximum sentence of one year in pr ison and a $5000 fine. U.S. District Court Judge George c. Young ordered a - - ... I .. counts with failing to pay the government more than : I" - 'f - ,V I I I I I I I I I I I-I I I . - - 111 ' - - - . . - . : - . - • IA - - 1 ï' ' - p p.m. Admission is free. For further inforniation, contactthe . Seminole Mayers, 323-1450. information faster, libraries can expect to hold their own in years ahead. I 119" - - . . - '!- -.- - nrs ineatre. curtain is - opening next year at another manufacturing location. Corporate services my come and go, but by offering more SPOTLIGH - . - - 1 .5 -- at a retirement party. - • - r when she was honorei . 1 - T 1. - ta . .. Tb and more than 1)0 called in requesting information. ft has been so successful, a branch office is scheduled for , ha - - - - . Vanities- Coming To SCC- - - Last quarter alone, more Wt 2,000 employees, from cornpany attorneys to marketing specialists, visited the library, of 10companies," " she sWd. "We get a lot of new product research,"shi'acknowledged, usuallyidentified by'requts for information about companies at manufacture a product, including their share of . the . . - - ft a wide range of nests iie receive v sas won. "Occasionail we'll ve rcuez!1or , everything you have - I . , also keep -tabs on issues reported in a variety of newspapers formation on a wide range of subjects important to a special library." specialists and other corporate officials apprised of anything production and quality control managers in the output of profitable products. - , b " Through the data base, "the library siaff can retrieve InT , passing along pertinent ildormation to executives. - prepare engineering technicians for employment . broad III of industrial manufacturing design or production, students are provided the knowledge and - '---'*' - Another advantage for the manufacturer's corporate library requesting it, Gone. are stacks of dated periodicals stored.in back rooms. Today, n-dcrofiche stores shelves-worth of back issues on easy. I access film. and successful manufacturing technology associate of - - Information Bank, .'attic Lrovideaocs toin,ormaUon-nc4.._isthepeciatserv1cespez-fonned.0 -. ICE . -- - ' SerVICLS ____ - Molly Rawls said of the project. "But there's probably little k association has more than doubled In the past decade," Griffin added, an Indication of the library's increasing value. .- , e hemisms to be used in a speech.The library also has Its pulse on external activitiesIffecting 'the company. or library Brenda Dillard said: "N nge in the economy or the foreign exchange rates is often followed by an increase in requests for such intion. . as tobacco, foods, energy, shipping and packaging," Director Association: - - - "Were prettyheavy. on general business subjects , and a130 have special collections on areas in which we do business, such A 19177 library study sho)ved that 311 of the Fortune 500 companies have corporate libraries, said*Rlchard E. Griffin, c -, i - L* b - " - . . 1 fley,84N Reese St -* assistant executive director of the Special Libraries __ - *1 - speels to the Herald / from economic fluctuations to news about competitors, market, plant locations, numbers of employees and volume of WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.-In an effort to keep up with the , A staff of four runs the library at one major manufacturvir ' sales. qualified individuals to form an Ad Hoc advisory task force to design, develop and teach part-time courses in alternativegincripg. * *~ _- , ' • - ,_-_ ions __ - - ,- , ,---- iScover or;_ , _____ ora --'''--'. ' ; -':-- _-'- __ - . . __ - '"' 44 . .. -1 . '• _____ - .,*tel. A ' - -_ - uexiwng on iocai market condition,s. For further SCC To D i !;.%ftI ' - information, call toll-free I-NO-2M2525. . I . I I . .%% shows Dr. Jorge Deju presenting •. . alwInumeschWyfr2pmto3.3Opmat Publix, Sa nford Plaza, 1060 W. State St. Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Comp. pays 23 cents .. - - . - - days at the clinic. Phdfo below :'A reunion of former crew members of the U.S.S. -' , - =_-_7 * -:*- -- ' --', • . .. . - - . -. -- I . ,\ graduate of Seminole High School in Sanford, Bacon has studied with Julie Bishop of Sanford, and Nancy Hart- *1, - .-_-:_-_,.-%7, __ -During June, Sanford's citizens can redeem- their . 1 I 46 studies in music at Florida State University. fluctuations to news about- - family can earn extra money for summer activities is - -- -- . ... •• on most famjiies'sumjner vacation plans One way the -- k,t -. personnel. -.-• ---- . . ___ mic / --- .. - . . - ;-1tui 0. Bacon Jr. will present his graduation piano rental in the Seminole Community Coll ege Concert Hall .Wedneaday at 8 p.m. _ - . % of anything Irom /11/1 . _,.-,_ -.. P1 worked for 37 years. In right photo M rs. Kin puts -in one of her final Bacon To Present Recital officials apprised - ._ , ?. YISP~ 71 I'— ;v..,. ' ,, .... - .4 Howard of Seminole Sporting Goods, 2484 S. Sanford . - I/i/I JJ/ . mar keting specialists and other corporate 7. .. - -, - -- -- - nommmmmommutvwobfu-m%v.ow,r.. --!,:-,p-,;er,r.---,ft.,e..-.-c,..,C-7--r.:,1:-.--- - - from the Seminole County Health De' partment where she has ders, about one to one and one-half pages of standard ' -e sheets, telli ng briefly why a particular man is our area 1_4 1&serving of such recognition. We'll take it from there; r't forget to give Dad's full name and address at the top .btthe first page. nd nominatlona to OURSELVES Editor Doris Dietrich, ,The Evening Herald, 300 No. French Ave., Sanford 32771. - short notice, keeping executives, . ----- I: Violefla King retired this week A .*-. - For inbarking on a search for that outstanding Dad we're turning to ow readers for some help If3ou a man who, in your opinion, is deserving of mention as . If , departments offer I . I ... 1~ft. _V'_# .- .. - %. ith Father's Day, June 15,fasi approaching, The Herald . automated . 1. - . - utsfan Ing Da These highl - . . - . . I Larch k On 1~ . . rietIy corporations - . 1 0 ~ ( '. ..- I Florida Federal, a $1 7 billion 'savings association wit h more than 40 offices throughout the state, first opened for business in Casselberry in a store-front office in early 1976. The new, permanent office is a 3700-square-foot building located adjacent to the Casselberry Square Shopping Center. The grpd opening included an open house and official dedication from noon to 3 p.m. on Wednesday. The manager of new Casselberry Branch of Florida Federal is Jack Lloyd, who Joined Florida Federal in 1977 asp branch manager trainee. He formerly served as assistanttmanager of Florida Federal's St Petersburg Beach branch and is an assistant vice president , P '' TT.'7 -- a key element * .; I Florida I'ederal Savings and Loan Association has officially opened its new Casseiberry Branh, at 894. State Route 436, with a week ' of festivities beginnihg A ' 1 . •. atleft)lsnow I ~ : _. - . r I . Branch - . The current economic recession Is-pulting a damper a ,rrID(1V/C %.#I4JL.L.V L4) (shownin ph otos BRIEF Outboard Marine Corp. . . I I * I , .-_..-'I:ff IN . . - - IKIMCC - . - TTT .......... I - -• - -, .'- 1. _________ , - I - . - -EveningH.raid,nfnJ.d,F, p . - - - - - - 5- - - - �- * S • t l!!l.rulIuIIIP_ -$ 4 -2 , •-1 Evenin,H.ld,srd, Fl. e-May N atu - - ---•. - e - -5--- • , dj in Wd I 4• -'- àkd which mines molybdenum. Carla Is employed as a secretary. Speaking of that- buffet dinner at the Quartaerts — It was catered by a very versatile couple the Forest for Peters and Michael Quataert May X. Michael Is the only son of Grace and live In the Carla Is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peter, of New Port Rlchev. Given in marriage by her father, the man. The Reverend A. F Stevens Mary th&eu ::': Clark __ - / e add ' : . 4 • Lake M .•. . .. . '".v' ' ii• • • . ; i:P - t• .t' ir / . • 1 'Lake Mary Garden Club met May 2lin Your part. - - - S (J 1 1 •: • •. S -4 .. •- __________ . .___________ vie S • _____ • •• •- ! ,,.- I _____ •'s , .••• I ' S ' '-1,I''., S .', , ', ,., 1" • . 1b •. ., • -. .. .-- ________________________________________________ ..., • - S ______ - S , ,••, . . - _____ ______ ____ - S . _______ . H C ubs The 4-H clubs of Seminole County roet at the Hollieanna Cloth World Store in Winter ?ark to hold the annual 4-H Fashion Revue. The 4-H - - . . - Niraid 'sIsy j. c.swlwyy Susan Dye models attractive three-piece' outfit that won her first place In the senior division at the Seminole County 4.11 Fashion LtVU, She wIWreptefttFtheouiityIii thé - - -. state competition, . -sixth, nightgown; standing, from left, Tammy Moore first shirt with wrqn ahnric Tiffnn Moore;- second, dress; Tabitha Moore, third, Teen Leaders, Miriam Leach and Susan Field led the ceremonies and 41 '4-Hers from ages 8-18 modeled their garments and received awards for construction and modeling. Prizes were awarded to the first six places in Junior Division 8-13 ve old' and enior ' Division 14-18 years oI - - - - . . - - -.nwve photo shows following winners In the Junior Division: Amy Dorminy, seated, S - - - - Susan Dye, left photo, won the first place in the Senior Division. Other senior winners were Alice Margaret Bose, second Hawaiian ensemble; Yvonne Drake, third, Jacket and skirt; Andrea Maynard, fourth, pants and-jacket;Martha DeBose, fifth, dress and vest; and Martha Holley, sixth, dress. ---- S second musical has been selected as the theatrical production for presentation by Park Maitland School Sunday at Bob Cart Auditorium In Orlando. Curtain time Is 3p.m. The cast is composed of fifth and sixth grade students at the several are residents of Sanford, e May and South Seminole County communi ties. Tickets are available at the Bob Cart Ucet office, the school or from students for $3 each. The staging of "Oklahoma" Is the ct'iminst!ng eff ort of the music, dance, and drama projram at the ccbcoL Directed by Inatnictors, musk, Mrs. Sirs Gtsamii; dance, Hr-i. Barbara flr Riley, and cfrwna, Mrs. Phyllis Mandler with 130 students participating. Thm stnts have evi I Roof," 1979, and "Oliver' 1978 at the Bob Carr Auditorium while ewli2r classes have Oklahoma was first prcducad by "The Theatre Guild" at the St James Theatre in New York City on April 1 1943 It has ten featured in a movie and on numerous stages nines en. dear ma Itself to " LrL weekend the sixth grads students were able to attend an • - - . . studied most of them, Mr. Athow is a Mason and an Oddfellow. She is a -S -- - CALL 323-8630 awit Elsie was chairman of the Family Haircare Solon meeting. Slit invited a choral century-old castles and wonderful — got a standing 5 1200 Sanjord Ave. Sanford . palaces, the ornate,carvings, ovation." The talented singers, acgold and silk accents and KI I EXPERIENCED TOP COMM ISSION Art and ardiitecture In both group, "WtU Noted Pilots" countries are outstanding. from the Pilot Club of Sanford Dora Lee marveled at the to sirig. She said, 1177hey were Past Matron of the Eastgrn Star (Ivy Chapter). She was also Past District Deputy in the Rebekahs. - Hairdresser Iti # A- other interesting sights they took in. - A • A#'. iVur% U S I1U Z11 S hw4k . D. AA .i. IVIVU Il l " -• - THE I / area thutre roducti'm of ll excitement of the mtWc and acting of L%is out&WxUag play. -I-lw- - And now it's back home and nacK to work wicr a •'won- derful vacation abroad." Speaking of the Russells, q',_ •___ ..._.I T..... LUIII dilU LIUIU L.VV 3 could hunk it.) marry me he would like to Do you hate to write letters daughter, Debbie, has a know what kind of lover' * i wife because you don't know What leading dancing role -at - the would make. He says his will have to be a good lover, to say? Thank-you notes, Tropicana in Las Vegas. And that's exciting for 911 of Abby, I am the kind of S)' fli pa t h y letters , makes love only congratulations, how to Debbie's friends in and ,woman who ons around Sariord. with her husband, so what decline and accept invitati should I say when he keeps and how to write an inPerhaps there's no way to sting letter are included asking me to go on an over- tere.,ti a ,. • n ,. tlnrsn. thn .1tk iii UcSIalI 10 I%OUYS 000KWI, 120W to night trip with him? magnitude of a dance recital Write Letters for All OLD -FASHIONED Occasions." Send $1 and a until you have a dancer on DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: long, stamped (28cents),self. stage. At this time, this is Tell him it's against your addressed envelope to: Abby, surely the most important principles. He might be wise Letter Booklet, 132 Lasky event of the times - at the to take his chances. While Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. time. putting you to the test, he 90212. School of Dance Arts 15th DEAR .ABBY: I am to marry a very -hanUsôifle, uccessful :business executive I'll call :i.Mike hired a secretary about three months ago. (I'll call her Nora.) I saw flora ,only a few times at Mike's office. She's middle-age, llght1y overweight- and very my question is, was the plain looking. She's a surgeon wrong, or am I the 'divorcee. Mike said she was exceptional case? I am sure there are many very competent. Yesterday Mike told me men and women who are 'that Nora had come- to his interested In knowing, but apartihent-on the previous you use this letter, sign me... Sunday afternoon. unanWIMPY. FROM PA. Much DEAR WIMPY: n;unced, saying she had something very Important to depends on the extent of your :talk to him about. He invited surgery. Perhaps the surgery her Into his apartment, was more extensive than the without the slightest Idea surgeon thought It would be. what she wanted to discuss. There is also the possibility She then said she was very that your Inability to function nervous and would Mike sexually Is due more to 1ease, pour her a drink. He psychological than surgical eald he gave her a drink and DEAR ABBY: A friend of Ilmd one with her to make her mine has an oil painting of a feel more comfortable. 1n Nora told him that naked lady hanging in her fton the first moment she den. She claims it is work of schoolgirl art, but It looks like por. a* him she had a ujh on him, and would he nography to me. This friend entertains many knake love to her Just once religious and elderly people before he got married! Abby, can you imagine such who avoid going into her den because they are em'a request? Mike said he politely told harrassed by this obscene WI7IIWI5 WV (MU was P(J1M Warn eiiori anu wora er that he didn't think that painting. I ,,averygoodIdea,and1t* - Abby, if this woman Is so had better ve DeCaUSe M fond of that painting, don't you think she should hang It in had an engagement ; What do you think of Nora? her bedroom where It ;w' what do you think of wouldn't embarrass 1ike'SPEECHLESS IN anyone? RED-FACED IN GREEN sJ.nANY DEAR SPEECHLESS: I BAY, WIS. bbik Nam Is pithedeally IN DEAR REDFACETh Vow idafam And Mlks bas a frIend bas the right to haag whatever pleases bet in her iet7 g moith. pEAR ABBY At age 76, borne. Pornography like IsmytIrst letter tOY years ago I had surgery @I the bOIdeT. ,on enlarged prostate. My DEAII ABBY:1 am on oldctor told me that It would fashioned European-born t søectmy6.sirfor pox Cr widow who ls being courted by a - gentleipari who wants to y Ability to perforul. fter the surgery, both many me. I like him very JA were affected. I hive no naich- and think he would kcblsin because er my make a fine husband, but he U.mnI miss the 5e1,but says nemore tieaecs-Io'. .-engaged WEARING ii: •.. English history students have enter Lai nment for the May S WANTED Elsie Farley, "They are truly artists. All their decorations are handmade. Each month Conference. • - order of the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Fried are the overall chairmen of these dinners. According to 61, too numerous to mention, hut S KI a little sundress." -- - '"u" - Sir lum who discovered grvhy, find to be $4, but after he ranched 42, he de'sotad himself to study. Ing religion. Newton, SUMMER DANCE DAYS JUNE "h THRU JULY3nd - - - * IALilToTAPoJAllo LADIS' 4 - Sj - - MENSIXIK5I * IIGIINEIONITIIMIDIATI.ADVANaD * OIIDIIN°TENSADULfl • -- - - 4 - - :- - JUNI4 4S .................. Ju.I,-................. ............auie Mold TooisvnP-C LLOs?O;ay yepwdo/ ance L4ejj 2U Elm v3.,f2lIord •. - -• yaru UflU 50 11311mg." - - - - we -- S OISTMTION HOLJflS: UI S S S S •' . S -. .- -. -- -- - 5 - - ---- 5- S • - --- - - , S . -- 4 Residents of Brain Towers one of the earliest pioneer circuit riders in the Florida - The Athows have 17 grandchildren and 21 great- - -S-- -. Mrs Miriam Hash, deceased; and Robert F. of Tacoma and menu k i Methodist Church in Sanford. She is a member of the Daughteris of Wesley Class, and he is a member of the Men's Bible Class. Adelbert M., Arab, Ala. soup will meet at said. Ajd Dora Lee said she was disappointed In the designer shops. "They were so tiny with a poor selection — and prices were unreal — $400 for the of Shelton, Wash., Floyd B. of Pensac,ia - " all of their work in Because of his health, Mrs. s father moved the family to Tacoma to be near his brother. She met Athow in 1913. He has been an auto michanic since. 1.908. Duri Those present were: Mr. fraternity. and Mrs. Saul Abramson, Mr Lee said she did not see one get together the last Friday of ered par o pan on women Women were wearing longer, dish dinner when good food fuller skirts with boots, she and entertainment are the the house and the yard. S In yea rs past both studied music. He played the piano. She played both the piano and organ and served as church pianist and organist for years. They have . been active In the Methodist Church through the years. At present they be Un ted - -- Students To Present 'Oklahoma' "OkIshomal," On Richard Rodsers and Owa Hammerstein - About Paris fashions, Dora , (lfheS.? Mrs. O.W.1ouchton,* Mrs. Doris Harriman, Mrs.. • . Bragg. President Schneider also honored fathers - the youngest beIngSamSneUa nd t he olde t,John We1 ,• blouse with dIanrsh sho,4. rts; awn Huge, iourth, jumpsuit; and Beth Burns, fifth, halier, - now is gardening Mrs Athow loves to knit, and do other needlework. They bo th love Irl, . - the soccer team and was a member of Kappa _Alpha sky high in the two countries. daughter of Eve and John And tihemploynient-ejust as Crabtree. bad. She mentioned that a According to Eve, "Mother "hairdo" cost $28; theatre, -sas- awestruck." $28 a seat;- breakfast 'in bed, ' $50; hotel room, ot'er $100 In 1953 the Athows moved back to Florida and built a home in Longwood. They put out all of the shrubbery and many plants which rill the large yard. Ifis hobby Cole, Mrs. L.B. Steele and Miss Mabel Chapman. p . Gertrude Benjamin and- Floyd F. Athow, were married In Tacoma, Wash, on June 2, 1915. The wedding was an outdoor event at their home. Mrs. Athow is a native of Florida. The family home was in Candler, - y those with no transportation can join in the day's iv*ities.1, I A short silent prayer was called'in memory of Mabel Hurl ston, &retired teacher member. A committee cons1stingo. Sara Brown, Lou Baker, Minnie Harrison, Bobbi Hardl and Herilreitta Zom was appointed to, take appropriate action at the time of dea of all club members - 11 E6oir prizes went to Mabel Brown, on Revue l - grandchildren. Joining the Athows in celebrating jere Mr. and Mrs R.M. Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Futrell, Mr. and price of $1 each. Join'the club for a fun picnic and bring your. fls - - - - Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F. Athow, 258 Acorn Drive,Longwood, celebrated their 65th Wedding Anniversary wilb a dinner given in their honor at the Cavalier Restaurant in Sanford Wednesday evening. Senior citizens can visit the Zoo on this day for ared friends. :. - meeting will be at 12 Noon with a beg lunch followed by bingo' Also she announced the olub will spomm a picnic a t ti~ Central Florida Zoological Park on June 17from 10: 30 a.m. to 3 M%r c,. &.Rket lunch with ft Herald Photo bv Tom Notsel Vincent 9 - President Margaret Schneider announced the June 1 meeting will be held at the chamber o(- .Commerce large meeting room since the civic center wIIlnot be'avallable. The • Tom Pair Marks 65th Anniversary • _____ by - world." Wright, who were cheered for son, Brian, of Columbia, S.C; throughout Seminole County, During luncheon this week, their efforts by their parents, and Steve Friedman of some neighborhoods are not being covered. if you have not Dora Lee, Mildred M. Caskey, Corinne and Walter Rye. Haworth, N.J. -been %isited, please send your Dr. Genevieve Richardson Since Walter's illness, r to p 0 Box 95 Sanfo d r doesn't get around too much Re ne e Bru:ar It daughter Mrs. books and mementoes that the him enjoying himself. • William Brubaker, has 'been Irene has set a personal tourists brought back. Ruth Mellon came from named to the Dean's List of goal of $50,000 for Seminole We were impressed with all Montgomery, Ala., to see her Honor at lluntingdon College, County - all monies to benefit the places they visited - grand daughter, Leslie Montgorne, Ala, at the aner patients Your help is Dora Lee saidintlauon was Crabtree, dance. Leslie is the (ontfts1)1r of spring needed now. - Herald Photo herself on "Mothers" Prlzeswere given to the oldest club mother present—Agnes Bardello and to the youngest— Mary ::;L7 * 1 - - Mr and Mrs Floyd F Athow will be married 65 )-ears t Mrs. Marguerite Evans gave a poem she had composed _____________ - - - the most correct answers The questions and answers brought many laughs from the audience. • S S University of the South, Sewanee. Tenn. David was a member ot me lac'rosseteam,wascaptainof Springtime." showed up at all three shows Sam Barr, Mr. and Mrs Crusade Chairman Irene K. They did the usual tour bit to cheer their dancen on. Melvin Siskind, Dr. and Mrs' Brown is reminding everyone around Buckingham Palace, ' All three shows, slightly Edwin Epstein, Marcia in Seminole County that the went to the theatre, saw different, were very well Siskind, Mrs. Rose Zucker- American Cancer Society is Shakespeare's birthplace, done. It was obvious that the man, and Mr. and Mrs. still accepting Susan B. went shopping — and on and dancers were well-trained Irving Jacobs of DeBary. Anthony Dollars (or paper on — with a full week spent in and all had stage-appeal in a Guests present were: Mr. ones as well). London, "which was just highly professional manner. and Mrs. Steven Stein and Although there are over goo beautiful,"r according to Dora Hats off to the instructors, daughter, Kari, of Maitland; Lee, but Paris is out of this Valerie Weld and Miriam Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter and volunteers working . 'dea 'pinel to be qu~stloned were -three mothers with daughters, Margaret Ulmer, Doris Rogers and Ma' ceI Bragg~ To complete a foursome, Lula Moran and Esther Lansing werl drafted as mother ar# daughter. Mrs. Ulmer wo*ftV prize knce she and her daughter go4 7 A .. • , The Sanford Senior Citizen Club held the May meeting at Sanford Civic Center Although it was a little late to observe Mother's Day, a fun program was arranged anyhow by Wilma Rasey and Freida Tyre of uogram -.----------. ______ . photos. It was cold over there performances last weekend. when they saw "Paris in the And many of the same faces -. ( •• P jfl C opposed to taking a guided tour, the local women were Annual Night of Dance at- was served in the backyard to draped in furs in several tracted full houses at all three about 15 membets. e S ue 1 . r 4 . -- - - . i: Mothers . /. op, • The Sanford Jewish cornmunity group had a Memorial Day gathering at the home of Doris Stein. A picnic supper in Si ( 7) ' :' f •: _______ , ) -*, Senior Cifliens Club: _____ p1• •:.j proceeds were donated to the fur Please stop by the bank or school and 4o - - .. theirheartswere truly young and gay. The to ill simply never getoverthewonderfulthree weeks England and , l e community? Cathy Downer saii' Pwis, .• companied by Beatrice Buck, semester. are Betty Halback, Shirley MU1s, Marian Rethw ill, David Townsend Parker, ' Florence Taylor, Laura son of Dr. and Mrs Vann Chase, Laura Ozier and Parker, has received his B.S. Mossle Bateman. degree in chemistry from the time - Dora Lee Russell and Y' . 4 ntary Schwi, will 'S unusual _____ S 4 - hold Its monthly skating party June 2bt installedbySherlffJohflP011L and particulary In Japan. length gown, with train, of white silk Mary,performedthe ceremony. The 6-year-old, fint grade student is The meeting will begin promptlyat 8 Melodee Skating Rink. The hours ale organza. Lace trimmed the neckline and Reflection, of the Far East were ap- recovering from a brain tumor Champagne was served in the Starlight pm with eight door prizes being given 630 Iii 8 O p.m., This .eeves. A short veil draped from a Room to all of the guests from ?ew Port Parent in the various Wads and meats operation partyfortheschoolyearandprocee4s away. wreath of white daisies and carrleda Richey, Merritt island and LakeMary. which had been marinated In onatedtothoyCterFunft -His parents are witLJilm 1fl Thechamberwelcomesnewandactive boiuiet of whIte daisies. tsfrievj sauces beforeroesting. La ter,famllya nd I Washington. Both of them are employed unique highlight tab •. wu to help Lake Mary grow Into a better aspaghettisupperonFrIday,May3.,aJ attended her sum usbuffetdlnner. arrangement depicted a castle scuipg. F It Was Out Of This World S S The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce TSW& Kay Sasaman. W VC to cook linda Chester Is In ICU at Walter Reed Monday in the Starlight Room e spent a nmber of years in the Orient Regional Hospital in WLshington, D. C. Forest. Newly elected officers will be 0 Pnric 7 - . nw - 1 gown was a fight blue floral gar 'den dress Carla and Michael, after a short tured from a large watermelon. Fresh and she carried a nosegay of yellow honeymoon in this area, will live in strawberries formed the turrets. Fresh A trust fund has been established at dalsies. Michael's father served asbest Denver. Cole., where Michael is em- fruit filled the castle and a miniature Flagship Bank ln Lake Mary or the bank nCt TIM0 T1111av - "Little Roy" Chester, son -If Roy wnrldwitila United Presbyterian Church of I • -: Sunday, June 1, 19I0-3C Evening Herald, Sanford, El And Around-Sanford , P0rtu:itYb0PM7J Duryea, Secretary Dale : Elementary School who neypur help. John and All " ' Donations by the various civic clubs in Alice! Forest. St S -. lbyHendersonMlnes,acompeny king and queen reigned on a field of onU.S. Highway l7-92lnSanford.Con- the me4Jonn'HyatL Dee Sm1th,s melon balls and strawberries In frontoU tributlons will also *ac accep cepted ted at the Installing officer, presented seeds Of the castle. Imagination, encouragement and op. $Cnooi. in the spacious Starlight Room at the wedding of Carla at 2p.m. .IJ S 44L LL:W~- - bride was attrilictively attired in a flow - - ; • . , -- - - Natural green foliage provided a back- Ernest Quataert who --*-r-r-?r'- - -r - FI g I - / Sunday, June i,ao ti And Aroundlak • 5' - .- - ---------- - - �- • - - , - • S - - __;._ __:, - EVnlnaH.rdSanfordFt 4 - ws - , - - ,Sundsy.Junil.lflO :: THE SIVINTH.DAY ADVINTIITCHUICH Cel.rsf7fli&Itm SIMJ1CSbS Putør ---ri 'a* - - - - - - :: • :: Assembly Of God i:US e wI::'i £ " • pm 0 i 115W. Aliperl Ilyt, , , lam II )I&13.woi Ci,üessiens,Sat. 44&i.tp m. I71fl14 , 7:11p.m. 711pm --- PIN$TCHRI$TIAN SvndaySdweI MicMn,WiciIIp Ivesla,Werslslp Wed Sic I 5:45a.m. 11:45a.m. 4$ m - 4 . . 7$ m ".' ' - ' - Unnls,WerslUp • Wid.Pr•yicldrvlce --- _ ---,-.---- ..t -c-- .. - -... •. - CICHK&NAU1,I V AIGrs vicar I&1::rn ' ,, Sunday ScM.I 1101a.m. . '- .• . NhIen h1AySunday SdIoI - MonlUiw,q$Ip Lu.thô ran - .- . LUTHIRA CHU HOP SCIIHTIITIDILTONA and SundayServlc, Swndaylcftel OIdTr,,ThsI.rIN,wOay - - + ' . -' I srsftlplirvlci IMer,srtsn and Nursery b '\ . 7:51p.m. orspIIp . - - Church Of Christ - 1 Seeday Sd. rr, .uu, + SibliStudy -*V.rn -. - MermInWsrstiIp CIWcftTrsInlIs 4vsftip 11:01 Sm. 4:ISp.m 711p.m. Ice . .. - vICI 7:51p.m. - +- ' ThANKS D.-I), TII ASKS %I()M. - --CHURCHOF *00 NSW.Th.dSfreil lev.D.K.Gvntsr Sunday Sd.sel MiniInWors1lIp IvanpellstlsSery. Family Ni5Ist Sarylce 5:45a.m. 11:11a.m. :lIp.rn. ____ ( CONGRIGATIONAL CHNISTIANCHURCH 24$l S. Psi'S Ave. ' . - 2714514 liv. Pro4NoM Paste, liv. Idnvend L. Wober ASIa. Past.V Susday khesi Pastor SvndaySdsssl 5:35a.m. Peliowsislp 11:31.11 am. MerefflIWorsIsIp 11:11a.m. Wed Prayer Misting NEW LIFE FELLOWSHIP L+I5Dr.&TuIftIU$I4. PSsssU$.4311 lsv.SarIH.Lssass Pester - -___ I Ii The.ssabmlao, 1:1.12 - .IiimIm II P,'s.-r 1+1-14 Tursda,1 ,dm'sda, I 1i,usg?siI 1-.i.1'-i I Tisssuthij Thursday 1 Ti:.usfliy 6I.J.1f + Frfrlay .Iuuheit Rsv.RibertW,MlIlv SundaySdlesl M..S.1.) - Lie P. King $r•tti lanterd _________ -- Covsgte 1910 Ke.sle, Ai7veins.ng Se,v.ci+ P0 Boa 8024 C -. . - - Paslsr Past., S:$ £ 11a.m. Sunday Sdsiel Ss4Sa.m. UMYP 1:11p.m. Men Prayer Iriallasi Z$d&4IIlTliurday 4:31a.m. Family N15$'I Su,pec . 3r1%unday 4:11p.m. Morning WorShip . - •vIie Vrg',a 2'906 -- - back the nIn,WOrsfttP 11:11am -- - Dircfnrv ' Pnrin - PRINTING CO., INC. Insurance r .MethodlstChurchofCauelberrywlllmeetwedieadayat'lo + 1111aM. Provided ;' - GREGORY LUMBER DEKLE'S Mel Dekie and EmpIoyes + S + + + -.+ :+ + ...... ,+.,+. ++•• MORTUARY - PUBLIX MARKETS AND H ELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE $4.50 PER WEE K CALL 322•261l FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and taff KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE 200W. FIrst St. Downtown Sanford 3000S.OrlandoDr. + ______________________ uon II.nlgnm a. ' . - . - + HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANMISSION + Oviedo. Florida and Employees . A Singles ministry under the leadership of John ,Presgraves is being formed at Conununity United , Methodistchurch,Casselberry. Onegroupof slngleawill go Ait to dinner following the Sunday service ihile another groupwfflattendth Zeliwood Corn Festival. They will come beck to the church at 5:30 for a business meeting. All edsjngareLavfted. ' - ASSEMBLY OF GOD Flail Assanskly of 0i4, 1711. 1 Elm tewU4sPitIsNp.L.beDc.&TusbawtIIa lt MiSlead - Aisiacel Saplisi ChercIs, ovteio Ctyary Siplist Dwc1., Crystal LiSe £ 3rd, USe 44a,y Csssilbsrry laplIst C1.ws*. 175 kenlasla Blvd. + ,,., lu Smyrna lapHet Cisvrd', III Oveatresk eq'., CasieI5,ry Suisand Bapusi C1.urc1.. Sell Palmist. SI. James Misslenory laplist Ckuac1.. SI. Rd. 41$. Osleen It. Lube Missionary laplist Church 00 Cameron City. 111. St. Pais laplist Church. 113 PIns Ave. Mfl1.IS $apItst Church. . Springfield Missionary Baptist, Itte £ (4 II. JskVs MA$lsasry lapels, Churds, vii Cypress St. Temple laptisi Church. Palm Springs Rd., Attamenie Clearwaler + -: Misalonary 11,5151 Clierd', kutewest Rd. Cepetrysins l.apftsl Cberdi, Cientry CM Road. LaSs Victery laptIsi Chwc1.. Old Orlando Stat Nests, Ave. p ps, , Faliadeisp lapSeS cftwch ii Altamsiss Springs. It. I 1 • AIIaeise Spalags lsI Church sO Sassy •ws Church at Geneva . Flnt5aptislCwds00Ungw$$j,Car.Crd'5e + - First - + PWsI Baptist Chwcft 00 LaSs Msw -+- - - - - . , PwofVs $aptlst CkapeI. 1111 W. FIrst $5,115, San$srd PlaIcrest 1*1st Ckrck. Ill 51. Airport Ilud. PrIJr$l No Sapftst, RI1 Rd. Porn Park SAPTIST the tremendous power You Serious?" wave your arms as you lecture your wife on - + + . : ... c s.w.. CBIVII pint sapisi curc ei Ostoon Head Septet Church, osso. + Dress Sisi Chura. $aeford WsaaW CM, Ill S. Oak Ave., - . Chad', $5 55 .4 DCL, Ill I-.. Psi'. Park laster. OrWedos ChurCh, SI. Jilt. Chrvsislon, Chapil, U$ + ,- JIMa. Missionary SapIfpl Church, 1411 vs. Pint it. Nsdlel41 sapis, M1sulonary SaplIst Church, Null it. .ssrpsse - + - + ¶ .i . . - CHRISTIAN - lapliaf Church, 1111 Jiaty 4vg. ' MI. SinaI Missionary I' N,wlsWlslMlsaisna,yChurch,elltSt.$NlcSsryAve. + NWI**of Chgrch, Pond Cl - - _I....+.l _ a - _ _________ + + - -- ewMI. Culver MiWonarylapSsl, 151551.13* II. New Iii.. PrImlIhvs lapSeS Church, hal 51)35151. NewMI. tie. laplial Church, Ins Pear Lie. ____ ____ ' Clsch 50 Christ, Pie. Haul. Dr.. Maitlald + W y. lr.ye, ø11'sst LaS, Sev First United MitisodisI Church. lit PSk Ave. First Msthsdlst Churh it yies we of .1 ..1.. C S+...0 CS.... ttfl,...k _J u WII%U EDU USC their children all the rest of their lives. Words you hear somebody whisper behind your back can crush your spirit days. Words guide planes onto runways. Wordabetweenthe President and other heads state Influence the destinies of millions of for of The Young Musicians Choir of Central Baptist Church, day,at7p.m.,atFlrstPresbyterlaflQflirchOfSallfOtd.The .kal drama tells the story of his dii )edletC (4) The chcr of fourth, fifth and sixth graders is directed by believers,"andthattheWordoftheGospells "the power of God for salvation to everyone who has faith." That word has tue power t School graduates from the church will be conizec1 at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services this Sunday. because the Holy Spirit personally travels a ..Consla Elected To Board Al' *M.U. Drck. Otg & ute All PaNe Chapel, Ca., $a.imls. Wilt.. Pail FirSt ChWC1..4 Ckkj, kJpll.J, p ou Associate Pastor Dan Consla, of First Presbyter1an Id. , - . ___ Laka Moai Chapsi, Orisgo Sled.. LaSs Minrea + •• lion Ceiilei'!'o,iii' $,00( mc nib e rs a nd the I r families are expected ', response from the people La the seats. They should leave the lando is one of 9J sites have seen and he around + the -+ -..: world B Theatrics is something ss'hlch calLs attention to itself. Without developing our understanding or appreciation of the theme, it panders to the audience's lower - tastes. It is exhibitionism. It was ings vill he held. ,,. . - + -, 'S + - +;- + + h - completely impossible to see the i program of vocal sacred music Wednesday at have lost their way without the cord. They would grab It, walk beside it, and hang on to it ve., Sanford. Members of the group from left, meant quick death. The cord didn't look like much, but it served Susan Warner, Scott Kilewer, leader, who will bring a brief gospel message and Pam Kliewer, pianist. as a vital lifeline. Byrd called it a "thin cord S , r.hns" Tha au Wrrr1 TT1IM , ('.'.'1 ____________________________________________________________________ seem like much to us at times. But it is our "thincord through thechaosof this world." Wesald, "Sticksandstones may break bones, butwords can never hurt me." But all "" my Sanford Church of (cd SALUTES playmates yelled In our ears did hurt. Now, If ordinary, human words have such power, think what the Word of God can do. It with the Word, The purpose of the Word of God is to connect people to God. The Word is the Spirit's "live wire" which brings you into contact drawing you and God closer together. It can bring harmony into famines where bickering and argument and discord now rule. It lung purpose Into the lives of people think that life begins and ends with making callayou to faith in Christ by the Word of the good time on Saturday night. . you also and look to you as I' encouragement to keep working. Caries DeAlba Ssmloie High Randall Rawlings Os Land High Diane Carpenter, Debbie - Pablo Fonseca Jr., Linda + . Jamle McAlexander, Jimmy rn. ____ Causir, oat . Ii '. Oil HIS I, OSISIS . Phyllis Grissom Saminole High . Nlckle, Brenda Richardson, Joe Priest, Rene Dixon, and Mscholis Roy Seminole High + PRISIYTIRIAN night May 30 by Bishop Joel SllIS5 HIS, MerIVI4p Ctlwc, SR 434, United Ditch it asa.. .s4 W. Grant Jr. assigned to Trinity United appointed to the new was named assodate minister County. The Rev. Cecil C...tty Lard Jesus causst. WslNei'f In. specIal services this Sunday all _____ .'seuIoa of the United Mnfer,nce. ' - subject to an- - . ______ __ _____ + jj , ______ Wily - the In the DeLand District and Gainesville District, The Rev.- minister at First United uIgnmenta for in ministers positions _________ ______ Ci5I Prlihrlerlas Church, srn S. Or$o.ds Dr. it go to work on you and on your life! - 314* lasniri Lu,. . .- 4 '('I. ,:;)-uCI. ., at tue what me Word of God acts a lot Lik, a connection EdUcators. PIslededal srn 11115 Tahs,ned., 5seIte Siminsis NM School IHgsd *,. ______ - COORDINATOR kSt Pesi.c.slni Church ii . . + +- - 55th ChSrch is We Uvias ___ onLethe,anChurch,4$Iwslw.ssitI.i. Laa...4 theater. thin cord from their main base to an outpost which sheltered scientific instruments. The cord stretched for hundreds of yards through - . . Ma... •Ststferd MIarnerIal Church. S. Ds$sry $aniaaiss United MsthMisS Church, $1 414 aM 14. i.amgase PsrSt Church it me Naure. *511 SaMerd a Geneva Church it We Nalarsas, 1.5. 44. Genies 'kkers ChulveSa Camuptty Cpr 55.4451. ii past. St. Lila MS. Ck*C1. SI Caimores City, Inc., laardafl 'N SR SI. Mary's AM.!. Church. St. It. III. Ostoen 14,s, Church. 00005 Rd.. IMerpts 1.15. Mary LaSs Ma.ss Church ii the Nar,e., _,. ___ S.ve.ii Ody *.,..,.MatIlo.sd lie. ____ Church, t*i lIm viRtIa5 Church. lit Chercju, lii Pins St.. ksed Dm11 CHURCHES GraM Chapel AM!. Church, oiws Oekp've MiStleilsi Church, Oviede We.leyan MiWedisi. MvontIu C1.wcg. I said In my letter, "I feel sure that what I am telling you about your Sunday telecasts comes as a complete surprise to you." . . .+ . Now lam not so sure. ' As a church critic, I frequently criticize ministers and choir director*or'theIr lack of artistic imagination. I encourage . them to develop a better "sense of theater." I cnmptim.a hItt ta usa '.-'.tha ',u.4 u,cu .auv LI that Admiral Byrd used on his last expedition to the Antarctic. When the snows and winds words every day. 1l,ifornary,weak,humnanwordshave such power, think of W'd of Dlv MvS,sIld Chvr, _____ . Lithoran ChwdiSI Oeflssa Pre.erlu Ckur N.IIa.4 Blvd., & Austin A,e., B--. Dillon LulluraaDwch it We ie*ir, 15351.5141. Place _____ _____ _______ Messiah Lumira. Church, seMis D.ys Or. Hwy 045.' LIII Mary United PrsIIflonlas Ctl* Preiwiert.. Church. Oil Ave *3rd $1. saIibIrry . Its +.+......l.._ Wardrobe" will be shown. '. MWisV PFSIbYIIIIR C1.WC*. Upeile It Ckwc*. Rod lug Rd., casslISrfy rIasti151 CbepsI, flmay Mvestlst crcL Lang- Aiceusiep Luttssraathurch, ov.rbr,sS Dr.. Casaithsny kisik1(NeleChe00CIsS.34lSUbe Newell Rd. _____ Di'S. AIta.IMS See. 00 ChrIst, * bu Springs 00 CtoMI. Geneva 1 Christ. LM,14d á1t_ awiieu mm verawn us soc . - lish £51 $v.agsgw. meeting aS IMentots Mall, Allemenis . Springs LUTHERAN - + + Nely Cress Iplicepal, Park Ave. at 451St.. Saiserl' It. RicharfsChurh, 1111 Lake Hewed RI. part . C1.VCh 00 cwist, un $. Pt Ave. -: C.*mMO CiRNV' 'IP . + NsvlIsaldo ChrIstIan Church. Plerids Haves Dr.. MuSliM .+ - The Church sO tee Seed S*1.v. Ma11sad, $31 l.M• Ave. . All $a4Ø55 UpiKepal Church I. DeSary lvi, IMsrpr*4e + Plait ChristIan Church, Sell I. Sanford Ave. $afot Chrisilas Church. $2151. Airperl Stud. . -' -- • _____ Ou Lady ii 51, Labag Catholic Church, III Miatmilia., Diltena - Miring Glory upSet Church, Geneva Hwy. MI. MiniS PrIad$tvs lapehat, lilt Latest Avg.. SaisOsad Maa00y Baptol Church, lanianil Springs t. . , IPISCOPAL ____ ____ 1SIDt1 .0 tee New CewsaM. III TushaMiva casssiasrr, 5 I41ry Uagedale.o Catholic Church. MaItlaaI Ave.. + Dilary Cemmunety MitIssdIst Ckurc1., 51. NIgIs5sIIks Rd.. Delary Easter. OflhSdS* Church 00 We NativIty, LaSs Mary All kiss Catholic Church, flI Oat Ave kaSsad SI. Las's Ca*,Sc Church, Digweed Trail, Delary It. AigaMis CalIwlic Church. kasis Dr., sear kilos It. - PirI$SalMMiUIIS WY Iapl$stC Ch, 1511 51. hk$1. -' I - Flail BapSit Church ii Winier Springs. $1 Bahama Rd. , + CIsq,rck ii Sad In Ctrlst, os., Chirdi 000.4 el Prspfticy, isal S. Elm Ave. CIivrc1. *50.4 it PrIØSCY, 1714 S. Persimmon Ave. Riecul Church sO 0e4.1711W. 1)5151., Sanford IA$T5IN OITH000* - FIrst SasIkor. MitesdIst Chert?., *451 SesIscd Ave. Eastern Orlhds* Church. St. Olmie. UI S. Magaslla Ave.. Free Ultesdist C1.WC*. 511 W. 4*15. Pint United MeWedisi church sO Geneva. Geneva Seated - 011ieS 14001.04151 c*. Geneva laster. OrWedo, Churds. $i 5.rpe,' . we political situation, at 7p.m. :. Upalul SUr LU. UMt4 MisIsedisI Cliurcl SisiSil A.M.U. CMwt1.. CaMSSII Hg?.,. Cassiibsuy Cemm.kty United Metkiit Cftw, Psasy rnj, Rd., Casaciborry U • power over us. pastor, wlllspeaklnthechapelonthesecondofhls sermons Tale Of A Whale CIiurc1. SI Get IS) W. 22nd St. C1.S,C1. it Bid, OVI14S C1.srcft it Sad 14.Iliwss, labs Menres CIsuid' at OW Mission, Intvprlsi + namestheyyelledinyourearsdidhurtyou We hate to admit, as human beings, that mere words can have We METHODIST eeo + - .... + o - ssaMen5 ills HepI SeptiC Church, 710 orange Ave. - CI4UICH . When think of power today, usually picture a big machine or bulging muscles or a rocket blasting off from the Cape. But, words SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY + fellow," he said. "The reason It hurts Is that you are at least in and stones may break my bones, services this Sunday at -Community United Methodist Qurdi, Casselberry, with the Rev. Arthur Padgett speaking on "Preparation for Communion." The First Presbyterian Youth Club will hold Lock-In Friday and ending at 10 a.m., June 6-7 begInning Saturday. In addition to singing and games, a two-how , WIJ ieo o, ca Semin'r' lav 17 lIe received the Mister of flt'ligious I'.diication p s - + and that they have little force. Many people feel that way about God's Word. They think a WINN.nlI (TADCC and Employees - words can never hurt me." Perhaps when you werça child you chanted words like these atyourplaymateswhen they hurled insultsat youorcalledyou bad names. But, all the time you knew it wasn't true. The words and - Mr. and Mrs. Fred WIlson - + - '711 Death Do Us Pa?' + SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry& Ed. Sekarlk and Employees "Sticks .+. . ' ' but PANTRY PRIDE 500 Maple Ave. Sanford . . - - Singles Ministry - WINTER SPRINGS PRISRYTIRIAN CHAPEL Mw$laIatUS4ayAdv,nnstCnuvcft IRM$IRO.4W1nI,, $Pi'I,IgI c. llwardDovls $Msy5diu4 551am. - . Sunday WerIftip 1131pm ' Nursery Providid Herb Stenstrom and Staff . •ma in the fellowship hail.. Speakers will be Adelee Wendell .,wid Joy Adams. A covered dish luncheon will follow the Pnccklgsi_. E. C. Elsea and Staff rats in our day, too. The only difference was we killed our own rats. We didn't ask the government to do it for us." I accused Graham of casting "an ungracious slur on the poor In every city who have had to live with the scourge of rats." •.' - next day that "he doesn't-want to discuss that."- Ionce called Bffly Graham to task for a remark He made'on - S Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff Ser- Methodist Women Meet 1:31pm. S:I!pm + + une 3, in FeUohip HalL There wW be a Memor .- + The FoIIowin Sponsors Make This Church NotkG And - I said that If I did, I would want to ask Humbard about that + - i as Ilnong the more th,ui 200 persons partic-ipating in spring gradii,ition exercises lAIR II AIIU I1IR1K3 Ilk" I I were asked to shut theIr eyes atthts point. He said it is because some would be embarrassed to raise their hand in front of everybody say they were not sure of their salvation, In this case, a national TV audience was being allowed to intrude on what should have been a secret moment. Every eye was closed - except the camera's eye! 1. auiougntcertairuyIwouldnearfromHumbardaftert.j.bu I didn't. . ' 5:41 sm. - - Wonftlplervico - - Cirirles Tohr lUibun 1 naie, Jr , a an1or,1 S -------------- rc5 ScM.I SundaySdiasl MITHOOI$TCHU,CH - S ' . d' p4+ej(J -Tornor led -.to say -; t.showusnegE freedom award and wondered whether I would be Interested In . + They are right. But if you think of theater as something that atten&RéV, - Cor.CsuntryCtublupsalald , a - ThvttIGrsup Wel.cklrPr.dic. PINSTUNITID - f5 •5_5,,y W.,.., 1een ,1 t s)1VC.Aer ' thissu daya -. ii •,4 • UPSAL.A PRISIYTIRIAN CH IJNCH - kiip'v',s ie4e(Ied b! Ire Arp,.can U.t,eouet, 5:41a.m. MYF 2nd &IffiSi..i. 7:11a.m. Ivs.WorsNplst&3rdSft. 7:31p.m. Widisillay Morning Prayer Orsup - - 11Ouse, minis5 willbe THILAKIMARYUNITID PRISIYTINIAN CNURC Wilbur A,S., LiSa Mary MuisIet Rsv.A.P.Stevo*s SundayChvrdsSdsiel :410 rn CHRISTUNITID _______________ Saturday Luke fl.fl p,•fr 5,5 Nsv.Oani.lCansla,Assac.Pastsr Pnensm-me METHODIST CHURCH Tucker DrIve, Sunland Estates ____________ _____ _______ . Sunday - tree - FIRST PIESIYTIRIAN CHURCH p Ave. £ 1.1St. - 7:31p.m. . . ' concer,. Martha Group will host the tea following the meeting. 'quest fur a strong, sure Isith I)t'gals where it does isitesi - in the BF.CINER'S l)epartuwnt. - 7:11p.m. lsNp.m. 5:51a.m. 5:51 a.m. . 'sisal would s.iiti I)('(OIfl(' OUR CHURCH. 1. 4:11p.m. - SftaringGrsups \t\ qtiest for .i tisl!egt- degrI'4' began In iiurse'r t-lltH)I ,iisd kiiitIergtrti'ss. It as just UI)(itIt that time -. ,,,. Tusd$y and Wednesday ______ ________________ _______ • . . . 5:51p.m. Tuesday 51511 Study ______ ______ + _____ Idloit WonlII,krv$es - lIiIla.M. l Weisbip Wsd.Praysrlsrvics ________ .. - RAVINNA PARK IAPTISTCHURCH 2741 Csunlvy Club 11.4 Isv. Sary DUS.* Paste, ue, - -- YIlIlftMiti1 _______ Thess (hirIng istir I).i(.il.Inre.Itr %('IVit(' ili 'i%II'%1P1111• tliiuughI gripped lilt' 'OI oiibjie In p.irrlits IlIrill%r(Eiii-,ttiIIti ... the% Is.i%(' gen lliI Ifl% Iiitls ,is Pastor sacred kind" .• ouse s pea er IS:lSam._..- kedsy bØsi* ______ ___ ________ 1:30am. ' tl4l am, . ait' COVINANT RI$SY'TINIAN CHURCH•1flI.LI5.M.,7,1, -, -liv. Prod I. Gardner CIsurcliScMeI SCnPns am Sl.irI. + IA . • GIACI UNITID +'_ - - -. -. MscaffigWsrslup ,,. "CU A A Dose Wi,u --- This struck me, as I said in my op letter, as "the crassest . ' ' I". • ... .. 1ong-py 5,.sw awwe. ve - üie public rresoyterian. Methodist V. stis iii. + SI-'IlIIlI )t'1l (olIling IC) 11% thrIlling __________________________________________________ ' -- .• . . a m: ft ______ '_____ ___ i.i,.- ili,'r. V..tiI1 this.' 1'r st'ntiiiiiiit,il tisuilglst 11:01a.m. 7:31p.m. - SAPTIST CHURCH ISSe Palmitle Ave. liv. Raymond CrKka + Pastor --. 1:41a.m. MoriUnWeniWp 11:11a.m. IvSnpitisIIckfvIcsi 4:11p.m. Wed.Prayer&Ilble$tvy 7:31p.m. IndipeadinlMisslenary Wa A .ifrtslipiian I %'.,IStIX) st.intlutfltiiikitigtuthuiik - " + 'I• WmsintaInaCh,isnanScp,..I itith Grade .il,o,it wIiit in j).trrIIts )1I(I (11)111' II) iii,tlr (()llrgt' )USI' j#h - + . SuMs Scto.I I-siam Riv.JeftñJ.KucNa,Ik a.... , Uvafi,iII$T ..+J$IIa.m. Ladis's lIbli Class Widn..day Wed1.sday SIbliCIass - . - CNURCHOPC,41,ST ISIiParkAvenv. -- LONOWOOD PIRSTBAPTI$TCHU!CH - ..... s, ,v (s.umn, ,+' . CHURCHOFLONOW000 54IOran,a5t, Sunday Iv,n(n J-ipn, ' . W$.Jible Study ST.LUKI'SLUTHIRANCHUICH , CiAuicirsM•etjn55unay 431p 51. Iu• Nd. - -. - - - , Trinity Singers of Trinity Baptist Church, Apopka, will presenta concert of spirited Christian music Sunday at 0. group • r- • r was begun nine years agoty Trinity's pastor Dr. Virgil! + '-' ,, • If Rex Humbard's telecasts are guilty of theatricality, the Akron, Ohio, evangelist doesn't want to talk about it. I wrote an "Open Letter to Rex" In gebruary I mentioned That, on one prorim I siw, Humbard kd everybody in the congregatIon to bow their heads ñd close their eyes lie then invited thosewhodldn't feelsure they were "saved" to raise their hands so he could pray for them The 4vrsscy Privided Wed. PrayvServ. 7:$p.m Nur$icy Pvevldid . . Qoo SHEPHERD . I 111 pm 11:31a.m. flhlOclandaOr.17.53 (LuThicanCIlvrcp,InAmftIcI) higii school graduates of the First United Methodist h.' fl" a'A a,. S a I L4 S I el. of 5gpJtw4 411 '.wrn'uipserv1ce. Pentecostai + •ict Wed. £ Iii. noon$14p.m. T.I..7N.3424 UI Lakevtiw. LakiMiry liv. Jim HugMn$ Pastar 5:45a.m. SundiySctloil •VIAEIIIS$Si?vICi . " II:Na.IP. 11:11a.m. M..$In - - . - FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST 5:55a.m. theology, and satisfied with believe "Jesus Christ Is fully Catholic clergy Just as 17 percent cI us personal devil, and nearly 30 and analyzed in future Issues their Jot3e. Among the results: God and fully man." They survey showed that Protestant clergy are Bap- percent hedged on Christ's of the magazine. Earlier, the - Over half -53 percent - Only about 30 percent most Protestant clergy serve lists. Further breakdowns: full deity - feeling that magazine had announced the declared are indicated they "often or oc- r e 1 a t I v e l'y they s m a II Methodists, 14 perCent' "Jesus Christ was a man, but initial results of its Gallup evangelical, and 20 percent casionally" considered congregations Over half are Lutherans, 12 percent was diine In the sense that survey of the religious ',iews said they are efun. leav1ngtheminlstry,,nequal pastors of small churches Presbyterians, 9 percent; God worked through him." ofthegeneralpopulace,based weaker. Graduates are. Randy Rogers, Robert Goetnger, Cindy McDonald, Crystal Belisle, Lance Abney, Mike Hobbs, Mike Horn, Rolin Yon, Carol Dyal, Beth Freeman, Chaimly Mann, Jeff Gibson, Jennifer Beadles, T&nanne McAdams, widBreida Mackey ', They will narticinate in Holy Communion at the 830 '- II:lIini. ..;. S. I. Stan?sn Ivnday ScMeI Cherokee Indians. Also singing in the evening service win be Rev, and Mrs. Terry Clark, the church's Minister of Music and Youth. They will sing a new song written by one .. ufthechurdi members, Roy Reel, entitled, "Because of jjj The Lk Ive Gallup believe personal renewal then their older colleagues, mentioned itas an "especially - each 1 percent or less of the percent of the Catholics say reveals that most F'rotestant the "Bible is the Word of Qod evolution and abortion, to denominational proportions o%erall conservative and described In the May ZI issue and Roman Catholic clergy apd is not mistaken In its personal morals) were 1,060 for irtance 17 percent of the orthodox' trends. About 20 of Christianity Today, will be +' 'iipm.. "b' ' . - - Christian Science f5 LAKIMANYCHUN N IThINAZAIINIC 17I1.Cry$IIILUAy,. Congregational • , -.=.. - b" • • •, A compe oe" WINTER SF05 COMMUN T i..' 4 - .. , ; ; '1 .1* ... ii)ia m WerIftIpServico 705pm 4:51p.m. - m.Or.,.ryo. Insr Swdylpcliartsf g . + it '•' - . -' - FIRST iZ'PTI*T CHURCH SI5PsrkAvenue.Sa,rd, vasma. asic '.. - (Carol Stream, IL) - While characterized themselves as "never" considered dropping while only 12 percent report percent, Episcopalians, 3 severl, significant doctrinal ministers -cited for heresy, liberal, out, an active membership of percent; Christian Church differences between Roman homosexuality, or radical -More than two-thirds said Surprisingly, young persons more than 1,000 Respondents (Disciples of Christ), 2 per Caholic and Protestant 1i the evening service, 7 Pin, the Youth Choir wilJ sing Here Am I, Send Me.' They leave Saturday on a flsaion ' . s , an ord re presented a gift from the church Singing durjng LAKE MONROE Wle$wljchigs 4-. ' I . .• '--'.S._ .. +. 5:41a.m. ii:sia.m. 7Np.m. -S. Dr . ii Young Clergy More Traditional This Swiday, First Baptist Cturci of SaJord, is slam IPI$COPALCHUIC$OP THINIWVINNT ••- " - Gallup Poll Reveals " 4, • - AvsryM Lens SVAdaYSCP.S1 Pr.actlni&W.csIIpIn IISIeStudy -. - - CIty HIyC•mmv,iJi ', 4# '.• Christian , -- . - 5:4lani 11:51 -- - - . - + p :::' HOLY / ' InI'lWer17Hp Wed Pray,c$icv - -- -- -_ Sisø Mass -. SwsdayScM MIr,lffigWv,p .- m : • - Brieflyf Pr.yv'krv Sndiy,JuflS1,1$O.-5C EnningHraId,Sanfoid,F1. • Honod Sund OUR NATION I • - .I. * • * * * - - - ,- Sppi - -, - ___ ___ 000 0 - ______________________________________________________ 3S&ItS.m. ispW.n1p :8&IlLm. m cnm Iv .n se., : : DI It'It"tI,I , ICZ ' I ; -----Cau ----- I I 000 U I Vt.. COMMUNITY UNITED MITNOOISYCHUICH Nwy11.n.tPIIw,rn4s1l. - FI%TASI*MILYOFOOO ______ . - . Methodist - :•:• :SS pM, .,. ---- r - -)Sam INs m. Piypi S.vIc. - hc! - - + day" for ministers + Gardoer, who will be moving Qurc. Bear Lake United Methodist their accomplishmenh. I Jore Lii Smitte Jha W. Kennedy . 1 .; - 1 - �a ii , ..ç I -; -1ai*'? • p5 - - -: - --' a-. - . - — •' ' .. — 4 l.w -+' - — - _____ - - - - undsy, June 1, 100 6C-Evening H.raLSanforL A;swerWPus Puzie by Ctuc Young - —f o - 15 t 1LJJh 14 Become 58 Rolls u 15Anbe (,,j ,- '-.-.. P B BERNICE BFOE OSOL. : .--._ ' J 'tf\ 1 church DOWN N I I ! - c For Sunday, June 1, 1980 i . ET ! ! ! parents and Theiq ctiIdiin WI e'pled in four comedies (RI CL) 0 THE AVENGERS En'tma Peel is kdnapped by a maniacal filmmaker who plans to star her nhis new movie, The Destruction of Mrs Peel ' MRS AMERICA PAGEANT Cl) Bobby Van hosts this special from the Las Vegas Hilton. with the candidates being ludged on their personality, poise, beauty, family bfe and community involvement 24( 10) FAWLTY TOWERS lii(17)oPENuP -- Slaughtered by EVENING I 1J - ! G die Ha and Minneib combine their talents in a musicat.variety program revolving (1)0 NEWS U TV AUCTION A bid-by. 0 . ' :00 ' - hats BE ETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker IF loLl PROMISE NOT TO LOOK I PROMI5E NOT TO 'AlN.. EACH SHOT BEFORE _ CU5S GROUNPAN 1 AFTEREACH5HOT •_•_•__\v'__•- _________ _________ ______ _______ "The Raven" 32 Reverence 34 Female saint 50 LaundIr 51 American (lbbr) 41 Insect at a 36 Severe 54 Navy ship 33 Uproar Denmark - ________ 4 5 I 3 i•mi UI.... U•i. i 11 6-31 by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER IT' MI60 WSKUP! 1 I I P L-flT W? LLI!' I MA}L.tJO YL. -wI -wn ___________ - opp()thr.ity around - 10 Ib5-5-' favorites. for each to Astro-Graph, Box ':- date. 19' keen today J)QTVAUCTONCONTD 9:00 0 @) SANFORD Fcedfts in when 0(1O)LANDERETHEBLUES 1:00 0(4)THEBESTYOUCANBE QThIRMEs ii) (5) MOVIE "0-Day. Te Sixth narriega ceremony unleashes sev ,ral unbelievable secrets about and isld encounters between members ftherespectiveclans (2Hrs) 135) JIMMY SWAGGART 1:00 "Comanche (17) MOVIE Station" (19601 Randolph Scott. Nancy Gates Braves vs Los Angeles Dodgers Richard Todd As their roles in the - Disra Dizzy" Encouraged by his 0') DAILY DEVOTIONAL (1)0 PAID POLITICAL - PROORAMMING two military officers each review their separate memories 01 the girt they both love (2 Hrs) (IO) WASHINGTON WEEK IN some of England's most prominent polittcians, Disraeli decides to stand for Parliament (Part lot 4I(CCI in ' sincerely believe to be riglt or Ingenious twist. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20): ratherthanwhatlsexpedlent. Involvements with friends: Jul... I VV by Bob Montana ' ARCHIE '1 SEE BY THE 'YEAR COME (YJ. 'YEAH , JUGS ,JUGGIE' LET'S SEE WHAT 2,000,VOu'LL BE MAKIJG) THE FUTURE' $ 5,000 A WEEK' '-' IT LL BE HO1DSFORU! -'-FUN! 1/ ____ J0, I THNK IT '?OuJG MAf), I PREFER V/QUID 'IOU LIKE THE cotoR IllS! CuRPtM READ 1 ____ Ii I 1 Li I I I I I - I.. - - F - - - - - - - ' E I N AT B R I D G , another diamond, etc. 2. Again South opens with' one club. This time West holds: S A 10 2 H- K Q 10 5 D A Q J 6 C 10 4 and has a By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Senlag ,' ,- ,J ' v5' _i - up___- - __ 1. South opens with one club and West - doubles with S T'i - V IA lb LU I si V I,, P I11,7 II V 1% fl & -- - ___________________________________________________________________________________ - AJ 'eilh, ..in..l ,ln..klss 'I (' si ,.,, - I UiiJ B5-5-5 periences to share. 1ue 2,1980 '.,.,. SCORPIO,,( Oct. 24-Nov. fl) This comIng year you may —Your home isa fun place to. - ht. hl..h in I5fl ' YOUR BIRTHDAY - - 1980 ' - ••1511 K1032H-AS2D--J6C-9 tion,Eastholds:S-K932H- - - - nff.x..nvl r.xusxwrxl ,.., v'.-. nrx_ "y' k.. uc •l.... iux.j ..... - 2:00 0 DAILY DEVOTIONAL (1)0 NEWS - - .'-.-. have been far-removed only - welcome but an In.: .--- -, - -- ' oc MOVIE ''The Fighting (DO MOVIE "Four Feathers' Ic) piaipn iicnaroson, June Dupret refit, '-'.'-" ni,i,ian, •nti*iiairnnt glen, . 5:00 - 5:10 (17) WORLD AT LARGE 5:30 d 24(10)STUOIOCONCERT(MON) (THU) . COUNTRY CARNIVAL (FRI) o 34(10)COOKtNCAJUN(WED) 4 ( i) OLD HOUSEWORKS mOSUNRISE 2:00 0 THEDOCTORS S 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS , I ONE LIFE TO LIVE C)2'17)LISTEN(MON) i11)WOALDATLAnOE(FRI) 6:05 )4 (10) CONCERT NIGHTS (MOP4) ' NANCE SHOP (WED) 4 (10) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY (THU) 4 (10)FIRINOUNE(FRI) 8:30 lE_JtUAi.LtN (17) NEWS • , ¶2 (17) NEWS 6:45' d:3o 4:00 0 4 ANOTHER WORLD (MON, 6:54 7 0 A ROAD TO THE WHITI HOUSE TUE. THU. FRI) 4) DAYTIME EMMY AWARDS (WED) 1 L (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE ,i (17) FATHER KNOWS BEST I -- -- ""-''" I VALXEt) DRLflIL3 '. " I ' L " 0 II I A' C ''''." " MO/lES '0 0 "U./' .1 111 /' 4 -. _____ I I. ""-' '' " ' ______ ' '" A'Ot/lES .- ' __________ ii -- '"' b1 I ii P 'I ____ really tough hand abOut your Ideas. Something The play for game Is tea- day. The opening bid is one sonably good. The best heart. Nort1 doubles with: S defense is to lead and continue A K 10 4 H Q D A Q J 3 C - several of them. Find out more of what lies ahead in the year following your birthday GENERAL HOSPITAL II 5) CASPER 3. 101 ODYSSEY (MON) 4 10)FRONTLINE(TUE) 4 10) SOUNDSIAGE (WE( 4 10) TO BE ANNOUNCED 7:25 0 4') TODAY IN FLORIDA (THU) 14 (101 MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINT 1)90 (FRI) 7:30 - 07 '4' TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA , (35) BULLWINKLE THU, FAll 13 (17) BASEBALL (WED) 3:30 li' (35) THE FLINTSTONES (101sAILIN, SAl LIMO (FRI) 8:00 0 4 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS WED-FRI) . flrnr , finalist?, Ct LJ.DOLiOrw1 ,) 7" ALL IN THE FAMILY fl ( 5) W000Y WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS i410SESAMESTREETR Il. 17 THE FLINTSTONES (NON, TUE. THU, Ff1) 3410RE8OP - Ed 8ulI 1 date. - / 19) )!thJl 04BONANZA 5 0 THE ODD COUPLE (NON, WED-FAIl ( NERV GRIFFIN uI:( 5) BUGS BUNNY AND 900 0 4 DONAHUE S 0 MIKE DOUGLAS it - ?MOVIE 5)DINAHIS FRIENDS - 24 10 SESAME STREET(R) FRIENDS l2 17) OILLIOAN'S ISLAND (MON, TUE. THU. FRI) 12. 17 FAMILY AFFAIR 9:30 ' •r p C • ; , . , - _________ p __ - p . 10:00 - today to make a friend of someone who is now merely an acquaintance. Each of you will have Interesting cx- You have a way of Church, North - ANNIE J - by Bob Thaves ' - _______ -' iIwlI -:::.-:ii •• ii Pui.p VOu " a.... ...•. r ir ' , - . ' PRQ6RAM ___________ I N'T SEE HOW 1MEC), ANNIE! SENATOR STAN COULD GET A PURE BOUNCED FROM THE SENATE (HEART IS NO ?J .'410H? GETS MORE ' H' MORE EANWHILE I -AM' COME IN, STAN Y '.. ' ,r ) I THINK )(N WH'Y LM "iotj CLOUT! _______ AS1CI FoR A , -' "TME EVENTS OF FOR A I4AH ThIS EVENING HAVE STT1NG il me BEEN BROUGHT 101 ioi SEMOURE __ _______ ___ ________ ' , - __________ I ____ __________ '- 'p .5 ______ i S. ,- ____________________________________ ________ ___ ____ _______ ___ ________ _____ _______ _____ ___________________ _____________ _____________ '" ___________________ ______ - , _____ •. ___________ _______ ______________ ____________________ ____________________ -:' — - lOONIES by 1. K. Ryan Woodland Blvd., DeLand. 4 10 . by Craig Leggtt CATS THE ) HERE'S HEALTH - AlIergies PUSSY- 6:30 0(4) NBC NEWS (1)0 THE BAXTERS 9:00 OUTLOOK - SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES KIJRALT 10:00 1(106 WORLD 5 poaxv PIG AND FRIENDS 10 AS WE SEE IT "Los Ang.' las' Lincoln High School And Van l4uy1 High School Summary" OX (17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Medicare AUIZt-aIiC Program, 9:30 a.m. to noon, Deltona Public Library, 1691 ProvIdence Boulevard. "The Commanders" serIes Adult film program PartS—Sir ArthUr "Boomber" Harris, Marshal of the Royal Air Iorce, 2 p.m•, VeRona ruoUc unrary, ii 10:30 - 0 10 FLORIDA HOME GROWN - -' '-, - - - -, - - - - - - - -. a •uj1m P1 L. - - -J L t" A"T . I D NetilepsiM clau,4 1691-ProvtdenceBoulevard - ' - es being committed by thieves in - '5 DINNERS FOR 9.99 EA. Edith is kCpt on her toes when Arch,s gets literally sick over the en (DO HAL UNO€w8 BIG APPLE Hal LInd.n is lon.d by Shicky Green.. Robert Guiltiums and lbs Rock.ttes foe a musIcal-comedy lop through New York City. S. 8:30 I ¶9oN where A 'bid-by. exttav$gania Nfl9 LhIAQ SAd I 7..........e. Rig. Chopp.4 o. 16,..e.e.e.. Rg. $2.4 Broiled Petite Sirloin a thick W&ee Son. My Son" Oliver. now w OThW-In-U* BIick-i'td4SAs,,, - -"- - -.-Rory. Dii and Oliver make uiew peacestlast.(Pael?017)(R) - - 1230 '' - ' EETTN(PSS'--- S., $Lfl - bars when an airline strike leaves them broil and horMiset (A) "V -- ''1.99 '1.99 '1.99 '1.99 NODISCOUNTCOUPONS WILLIE NOIIORED DURING THISSALE Western Sizzlin Steak Hou*e '?UO wIN be 53,7 htmx on A Stica jzz1in OX (35) JERRY FAL WELL 9:00 Ø(4)NBC MOViE TM G,U1 - ' ' - 8s.esseeese..Rig.s2.I Steak Pisces With Mushreem Gravy (11)UOVIETh.S000Fin- 1200 NO. : No. No. '12.......... RIg.$2,n SirloIn N No. 21.......... 1.99. (35) DAY OF DlSCOVE dswss of his piano teether and p(1C1C1fl9 a'Puic library, ' LUNCH 11 AM TIL 3 PM stolen cars (A) ,(10)HOY'ENLALEG3SLATUPA P1b0e SPECIALS '- Good Monday through Friday Fadi Week 8:00 reports - - - M ilOj ODYSSEY "The Chico tIOn.d to the highest bidder, OX(35) MOVIE "Blonthe" (BIW) Legacy" On. of't'. most compes. henive budding PioIeCts ever (1939) Penny SingisI on, Arthur developed over 900 years ago by Lake Blondi, and Oaqwood encounter marital mlsadv,nture$, 'the Inhabitants 01 Chico Canyon, NswMexico-lsexplored,(CC) h'2H5,) - of LUNCHEON s "-. 'Mr Fix-It" 11:30 FACE THE NATION TV AUCTiON A bld.byphone exteavagw%za where anytflQ SAd evithlflQ a be auc- Seminole county branch of American Auseiatlo. of University Womefl, hoEta1Ity, 7 p.m., meetIng, 7:30 s.i ia n ak.. n nwxu, uiu,uflttixsju. SUnjvvs?----' "An Overview AAUW." -' _ Western Sizzlin Steak House's CANDID CAMERA (10) THE 0000 NEIGHBORS IX (17) PORTER WAGONER rnaUs life miserable for Joe and Carmen by trying to be useful UasuCcs$iIul UI hi' attempts. she runs away from horns. (A) n,5tteRoad436,A1tamoflteSpr1flgS,C0Cktail3,7:1S, ioi, JAGUAR LIVES _______________________ . , A')- '. 7:30 (1)) 5) .IOHNY QUEST THtJRSDAY, JUNE 5 Tuscawilla Homeowners Aun., 8 p.m., New Life Fellowship Church, Lake Drive and Tuskawilla Road. Art Barr, vice president of Operation, Wlflter Springs ak on "Deed Restrictions." Development Cow. w 'Seminole County Youag,Republlcafl (mb, &mdance eo (THUI (tO) BEN WAT"TENBERQ'5 U@JCIIIPS hi. hospitalized. Deltona Public LIbrary, 1691 Providence Boulevard. BITE LOVE AT FIRST 24 (tO) THE VICTORY GARDEN - Care Of Your Home Citrus' Haywom. An English resort hotel is newspaper 50 •30 HEALTH (WED) 35) COUNTRY ROADS ANOThER VOICE unsettled by TO mountain region (11) MOVIE.. "Separate Ta" (1958) Deborah Kerr, Rita Psychology cow-se taught by Don Pyles, weekly, 3 p.m., Deltona Public Library, 1691 ProvIdence Boulevard. '.5 ' ARLY BIRD ' - '' ND AY Si 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW ii RYAN'S HOPE 14 10)CAMERA THREE (NON) 4 1OLOOKATNE(TUEI 14 (I ) HERE'S TO YOUR relatives in a fight for $urvnsl after thei, plane crashes in an isolated "Top Hal" (B/WI (1935) Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers A man has trouble with his girlfriend becaus, she thinks he's married to 1)55 fond, (2 Hts I FOROUA TIMES FIRST BAPTiST CHURCH 0(4) MOVIE ' 12:30 S lt.V:)O iS .ttOVIELANb1 12:15 (17) MOVIE (NON) 1j 17 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 0 (4) DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD 'The Young Runaways' Two children on a mission to kidnap their other brother and sister from a foster home become entangled with bank robbers (Part 11(A) (5) 060 MINUTES THE YEAOER8 (Premier.) The patriarch (Andy Griffith) of a mining and logging family leads his OIWQAN'S ISLAND I ______________________ - Going To 7:00 1O ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 17 99 ACTION - EXCITEMENT (WED-FAIl BROADCAST AND FRIENDS LjI 17 MOVIE (CONT'D) (MOM, TUE) -i (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 6:45 )(17) CNN INAUGURAL NEWS GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE 5) WOODY WOODPECKER U D 11 rt 5 07)0 NEWS '24 0) DICK CAVETT 0) OLD HOUSEWORKS 17 CABLE NEWS NETWORK ii OPENING CEREMONIES 9:30 - 12:00 (DO ABC NEWS 5 THE FUNTSTOHES 1O MISTER ROGERS (R) 17 THEPARTRIOG!FA&IILY l ___ - - .... -- l2 327 rso ALL SEATS 04 CHAIN REACTION Church" (1) Q KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO Sesninok Community College Players present - - - - - H. - 11:55 YOUR ' St12 Srnoiey oadbloci" (1713-Hèniy'Fonda. Eisen Brennan, An aging IrucAdfiverLMiahisrWOIaiIft KISSIMMEE - - - cI0Aucc.FlsndV!s.. - ' - e ' I -'. - ' '. AFTERNOON TO - - 5:30 _________________ A-T -12.(17)NEWS 6:00 0"4'11530(IDONEWB (35 BIONIC WOMAN 8:30 ( 5) JOSIE AND Free to public. " "VanIties", 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre. -- jjj 1' .. __________________ 1 Q FAMILY FEUD 14) 0)VI,PEOPLE EVENING SUNDAY MASS (7)QORALROBEATS meeting, 8 p.m. Speake, Ander Crenshaw, candidate forUS,SenateandforerstaterePresefltative. ' SESAME STREET(R) 0, CouncllolArta& Sciences Publicity Workshop, Bush Science Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park. For -: non-profit organizations. RegistratIon 8-9 am. t' -1 ___________________ 11:30 FIRING LINE 'The Cabs. net What Are its Responsibilities?" Guest Secretary to the Cabinet '; L - di (10) AND ___ __________________ _____________ crimes (1 t/2 Hr I TIØREXHUMBARO WEDNESDAY,' JUNE 4 C- 1—.1.r - e : II () VOICE OF VICTORY Providence _____________________ I TUMBLEWEEDS 0(4/HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT i 7' I LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) lU( 5PTLCLUB 4 10 OVER EASY I Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 8 p.m., Pacesetter Clubhouse, Wymore Road. TOPS Chapter, -7 p.m. over Baptist Church, Crystal lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., recreation hall behind Stromberg Carlson, Lake Mary. Public Health In the 1980s lecture by Dr. David Pearson, associate dean of Yale's School of Public Health, 1 p.m, University of Central Florida engineerIng auditorium.. Open to the, public. TUESDAY, JUNE 3 University of Central Florida Gridiron Club Seminole County Chapter luncheon, -noon, Sanford Civic Center. SanforA Senior Citizens Club, noon, bag lunch in the Chamber of Commerce Building. Business followed by ' ______________ ________ __________ __________________________ ___________________________________________ 4 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY(R) "Witness T CHURCH POWER 8'00 bIngo. ' M1 - -' (l) 5I LOVE LUCY 10100K AT ME (MOM) 24I0 ELECTrIC COMPANY (A) (TUE-FRI) TV(17)IDREAMOFJEANNIE /5) Q ALICE (B) (MON-WED, FBI)' In: 5) CANDiD CAMERA Stanwyck, George Sanders A' ' - ' best for aU concerned. Others' will appreciate your exerIng this talent on their behalf. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Slow your pace today and you may be able to mpee iP3gf)ts not visualized by others. What you grasp could be extremely ARIES (March 21Apr11 19)' You could experience a need today to mingle withmany different types, because f 8 strong desire to bsden' the base from which you get' ideas. TAURUS (April 20-May 20)- Dare to be original when pursuing your goalstoday and: you'll 'have better luck at: achieving them. If one thing; doesn't work, try ' L/> RAN K AND ERNEST )-.UoVIE - 7:30, U Church, .Casselberry; .7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 7p.m., Florida Federal S&L, State _____ . ' '-C$EW . - '1100 7:15 ' ' 24 ( 10) MISTER AOGERS(R) llj 17 NY THREE SONS INON. TUE. THU. FRI) 04' CARD SHARKS BASEBALL Atlanta' A I Dod - 51 04 WHEEL OF FORTUNE - - ii _4. . be Makind - LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) An opportunity might arise jII _ (17) ' 5:00 HOGAN'S HEROES Q 1 l 5) TOM AND JERRY -l2)(17)GREEN ACRES Mozart"' (1 B , ViEWPOINT ON NUTRITION Adventist Church, Moss Road, Winter Springs. Lake Monroe Amateur Radio SocIety, 7:30 p.m., SCC Tele-Communlcatlons Building, Sanford Airport. - ' - progress , Ij) - LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Put yourself in the other guy's shoes today and you'll have a greater understanding (4 hiS or her viewPoint. At this point, real can be made. VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. fl) Much can be ccomplished today through those with whom you work closely. Collectively, some bright ideas can emerge tQ. make everyone's Job easier. 1L4& . Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. of hearts, leads his low dia- South responds one spade. AstroGraph. Mail $1 for each of feeling short-changed,' mond and hops up with How would you carry on from to Astro-Graph, Box 489, you'll be able to see several: Radio City Station, N.Y. new ways to grow dummy's king. It wilt proba- there? "'J IPUkFi ', 0(4) TWOS COMPANY (L)OUV1NQwORD ..1v1c , tout of what you have can - •' .- • 4:30 i2. (17 LUCY SHOW _____ ____ 'CAPIUCORN Working on ways for someone else to get what they desire holds your interest today. Your time will be U spent. p ' Holiday Inn, Wymore Road,'Alt-amdnte Springs. t n a 1 .-.4 ('I I t' , noon, 0 iuO,u ow0ru ., r S you come up with will be: - I. : ywntw,ithinunlvincs ___ - ____ '"'" ., ii 6E1WEEN 3,13 four If he17ust bids tiree Wes -. ureatest assets and '"nu ' s) ":" P' ABOUT Ti4 ' Your imagination Is one of abilities today toward. unur ' ' ' I Ia I #" - Dartner moves toward a slam reailybadEasthand. '- I ' ' ably produce game opposItes him right to game. Neither ,, - ' 3:00 0 ,4 TODAY 5 0 MORNING NEWS -, r',j ', 5 0 GUIDING LIGHT 5)OJUNEMAGAZINE(THU) 0) MISTER ROGERS (A) i 17 MOVIE t ' 2:30 24 (10) AM, WEATHER 830 o:Uu 4 4 (10) JAZ2 AT THE MAINTE8:20 12(17)WoRLoAT LAROE(TUE) OIITOOAY 7 Q GOOD MORNING AMERICA ii' 5 TENNESSEE TUXEDO • (II(17)AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (WED) 1 0 GOOD MOANING FLORIDA examination of the foik culture which gave rise to Americas most original musical expression - the blues - (MON) 8:25' . ,.,,. -' . tJ-' JQUAT I1PLUPjiUA camps railroads and docks of the deep Soul h are the focus of an - 6:00 POPI GOES THE COUNTRY 0 ,i l 'iS) NEW ZOO REVUE 341O)VI1LAALEGRE(R) 5:30 iO SUMMER SEMESTER 111 (35) MOVIE "The Man in The Net (13/WI t959) Alan Ladd, Caro. lyn Jones Circumstantial evidence implicafes a man in his wife 5 muIr (2 hrS- I 24 (10) LAND WHERE THE BLUES BEGAN The plantations, levee MORNING 5:55 4') DAILY DEVOTiONAL -, GOOD MORNING AMERICA lit 5PORKYPIGANDFRIENDS (10) SESAME STREET (A) i1 (17)FUN TIME MORNING 3:00 SUNDAY ________________________ Community Building. Topic: G&neva area water -' _________________ MONDAY _______________________________ gerously close to enemy territory, I? HrsI (17) RAT PATROL 4:10 0 7:00 ' 5:20 It)0 THE CATHOLIC CHURCH World War II Seabees is assigned to 2)(17)UNTOUCHABLES 5:50 6:55 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 505 0 A LITTLE RESTRAINT (MON) - RESTLESS ALL MY CHILDREN 5) 35JJ\t . 4 (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC MON) (10) PHOTOGRAPHY: HERE'S HOW (TUE) , io FRENCH CHEF (WED) 10) ANTIQUES (THU) ziirn iti UOYR JOURNAL—'S "''' --(FRI) C!i) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) 4:00 l (17) MAVERICK (TIJE4RII 11:00 (530(l) o NEWS 10) FAWITY TOWERS 7)RUFF HOUSE - '11:30 Anna Christie j) () MOVIE (B'W) (19301 Greta Garbo. Charles ' Biciford - ' 0 MARCUS WELBY, MD, Generalion Gap" (19791 Darren McGavin, Paul Williams The often- Seabees" (p1W) (19441 JOhn iyjyp - 3:25 (1T) 135) PTL CLUB Happen' (19521 Jose Ferrer, Kim Hunter (1 10:00 10:30 iriers Tom Mathews Pete Axthelm, Jane Bryant Quinn and George F Will review predictions made in the past and otter perspectives on the future ' 0 (4)'TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED 9:30 (1) 0 THE JEFFERSONS Wlivie friends of Helen's make Tom feel out of place, he makes lhe mistake of turning to George for help (RI TRAPPER JOHN. MD, A daring emergency operation by Trapper and Dr Riverside s-eves the life of a young girl and threslens to open them up to a law suit (RI 2 (10) WODEHOUSE PLAYHOUSE "A Voice From The Past A timid young man lose-s a recently acquired wilt of iron (17), ENERGY EXPO 'The Developing Energy Crisis A long tradition The history of America s present energy situation is esamineii lP3rl t( ' - Man In The (1) O MOVIE tvilderness (CI 119711 Richard Harris. John Huston A man Swvives brutal mauling by a huge bear. causing the astounded mdiens to worship him as a' goØ (2 Hrs) ('7) ) TV AUCTION (CONT'DI 4 (10) COVER STORY 'Your Future lSn I What It Used To Be 'Herman Kahn, Art Carney, Arthur 1:00 U(4) AMERICA'S TOP TEN MONflAV .II1N12 ..t... j}(17) LOVE. AMERICAN SFYLE (ThU) ' 8:15 2:00 - Journey For Cl) 0 MOVIE Margaret (B/WI (1942) Robert Young. Margaret 0 Brien ' -n (17) MOVIE Ghost Of The China Sea 119581 David Brian. Lynn flernay (F 0 2:00 0(4') NASHVILLE MUSIC 12-30 l (17) ROCK CONCERT Lady Elks, 7 p.m.; dancIng, 9 p.m. SUNDAY, JUNE! Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Music by Kopel. ' Seminole AA, 3 p.m., speaker and covered dish, Sanford Big 2ook A/i, Florida Power & Light, open, 7 p.m. ' "Young-as-Heart" dance, at 8 p.m., DeBary Cornmunity Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, Instruction, 7:30"p.m. Opeiuto public. ' -, 2, ' Dinner for Elks and their guestssponsored by the , "Lone Star Strategy" Guest- Harris L Kemper Jr - chief investment otfi cer, U S National Bank of Gatves• ton, Texas (A) Host Howard Hesseman Musical auest Randy Newman, (R) Csj 0 MOViE "Gargoyles" 1C) 11972) Cornei WIde, Jennifer Salt Cl) 0 TV AUCtION A bid-by. phone extravaganza where anything and everything wilt be auchoned to the highest bidder (lj)(35) MOVIE 'Dead Man's Eyes' (B/WI (1944)' Ion Chaney, Jean Parker 10:00 DeBary Community Center featuring -Adrian :' 0 (4) SPORTS AFIELD (5) DANCE FEVER 310 WALL $TREET WEEK 0 (4) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Sanford A/i Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cauelberry A/i, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran -Courch, Casselberry. ," .REV1EW (R) 11:30 toCanadatoavordtpiedratt (24(10)MART-y RO8BINS The Mobile Unit of the Central Florida Blood Bank ' will be at the Longwood Village Shopping Center from optimistic. However, avoid could make or save you For Monday, June (1)0 (DO NEWS 5) SECOND CITY TV 3(10) UONTY PYTHON'S FLY. ING cipcus SATURDAY, MAY 31 -, areas. - — - 11:00 , 9:30 0 @) JOE'S WORLD Joe is appalled to learn his son would flee - - TAURUS (April 20-May 20) fortune isn't in material — Give vrnir mind a rt from- ---------------------------.11- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — mundane duties today and do' Don't make unnecessary things that provide enjoyment changes today in a situation foryouandothers. You needa that is running smoothly. You recreational break. - MARIE Guests Buddy Hackett, Gary Burghofl. Paul Lynde 04(1O)oou.y , — Rather than loafing 'i VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — hammock today, devote your You're generally lucky today. energies to constructive - 50 51 52 - (1)) (35) BEST OF DONNY AND END ' , open the negotiations. - Morgan 'CAL JIg 49 'BEGAN 15)0 CBS MOVIE "Grand Theft CANCER (June 21-July 22) ceptionally career and financial matters. ' J)(35)RoCKwoRLo the scheduled entertainer at a ben- ' 8:00 , LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — If ' today wiWafford yo'u a great 1 ' I 36 __________________________ you're offering something for source of pleasure. There iS 8' f sale today, bargain from your warning, however: Neither a: 40 ' strength, üot from your lender nor borrower be. ___________________________ _____________________________ - sor hires Simon to prevent an enemy agent from convincing her (U)(35)BLACKPERSPECTIVE — There is a possibility'you mayhave to make some hard IfyougetastronghunCh,PLBY: choices today. Do what you it, especially If it has aaunique: _________________ - 23 22 _______________ (5)0 RETURN OF ThE SAIN'T "baby boom" on todays society and the impact it will have on the ture. "The Old Curiosity Shop" Nell and her grandfather run away and a stranger seeks a Iawyer's,help to tind them IPrt,1nl " Iniirriani '"" 7:30 0(4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (24( 10 ) WORLD OF THE SEA Danger Is My Business" 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 10019. Be sure to specify bIrth 19) - Your Intuition is ex- timeClockatthediner IA) Wayfl A young attorney exposes the truth about a corrupt politician }35) WiLD, WiLD WEST 10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC equally attentive toall. ThiS 13 .I ttnrvl dnv to nlav ''a iI'.' I1)(17) MOVIE "Wheel Of fighter planes mm Nevada and aiderty baseball players in Florida eve 19) - When s lalizing today, sendIng for youi copy of V e•.... LU*U 5,1.iI CI &LCI. & Co4ombiatoIheUS,mockeirba 1:00 0 () DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 535 0 ) PORTER WAGONER flUE) 1910 "Demography Is Destiny" Ben Wattenberg examines the 7:00 ' : (17)MoEuEFRfl (17) LOVE AMERICAN SLE ..(Rl) 1240 ' l978ICaroI Burnett, Vittorio Gassnan Directed by flobrt Altman . make an extra effort to be 0 () PRIME TiME SATURDAY sinister gambler who is intent upon finding them (1)0 HEE HAW lies atlead for you in the year following your birthday by __________________ ____________ and managing the corn- but also put your own house in — - ____________ 28 C — I ___________ 32 133 l34 31 _____ SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23. plicated affairs of others you day,butdofl'ttakettfor today than you are at hanand Act now, becauaei 56 Enemy 12 ___________ ______ crr (AIFV% M...1Th4 F____ - -' 38 Revolts 21 Restive _____________________ ________ tension of 47 Northern 1Wd• returns are GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - nd a barroom entertainer escape paws 35 Pacific island 9 Species of moth 36 Baffle 10 Transmits 37 Beau 12 More tidy 40 Compass 44 There a garment 29 Cloth dealer -'--..., 5-, ,.', Return" (1954) Robert Mitchum, v..J'J (4) NBC NEWS friendship with someone yuu '" 43 Shreds 28 Word of negaton IeSS . hero AT'S L6 MAKE\ 27 British sea IU&dhII.Jdi tUO(FRI) (UON} 0 _________ •- 4 Made mistak- --------------- --w'•"" — _____________________________________________________________________________________ SATURDAYI - - P - N C0 essure 18 Part of a '(2,., TO NI G HI'S TV H 0 RO Sc OP E IVine covered 481 j Sunday, June 1, i9S?C Evening Herald, Sanrd, Fl B LON DIE — - -" - - ' =- . - - -. - -' SOIL Orlandi Dr. '' ' - ' - ' - �I — ,• a 'i 4• - / - ,- - - IC-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .• - • - - ----- - ------ - - - - - • — -- ___ ___ SAVE .? tell he MA I I (1—0-1— IO'JOZ CEREAL' $'99 SOUP BOWLS I vg II I BOWL 'r' .: L. 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TWO kOURS WE WERE 7R*4c 'TO RE& filM sH-Pf7,4(,ap US ALJOVER L .TJ.E - _________________________ 1 PIIl91 --. 1' y•' ' 4 $jiUJSTER U5EP 10 WZAG AUT HIS O14ME &aiN7M0,IT RABBITS ARE M EP4(WE.RED SPECIES— IGOTHI,,j,N A T WAS A PEN- IBLM3H &4rr I I*4IFeF4H 17€ 1419 !ICXK-. -TAXIPERMY6(4Y HLARep••_________ - , n jt,'____ g "1 ,;- if I -- . _____ K10S 7AKfi LOSER - KING ARTHuR 100 15 GLADDENED AND HE DECREES A WEEK OF TOURNAMENTS. THE OLD MONARCH HAS NOT BEEN WELL OF LATE-- IT IS 'THE GOUT, HE TELLS HIMSELF. WATCHING THE YOUNGER LAQ5 AT PLAY SgOUCDBE JUST THE THING. -___( 1140 kg .t*es Sn.4ca. ln Wo*W..UII NN*1 o r Am 8frcl0lvc,wsmvi,# ARTHUR THINKS. HE REMEMBERS THE FAIR MAJPEN5 MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN ALETA, WHOSE MANTLES ONCE ADORNED HIS SHIELD. NO, NOT MORE BEAUTIFUL, HE WILES, BUT CERTAINLY MORE AVAILABLE. HAS THE TCURNEY BFGUN, HE WONDERS BEFORE HIS THOUGHTS DRIFT OFF ONCE MORE. utt4 by Art Sansom . FOCT' %T- Im019~. = IT IS NEARLY SUMMER WHEN THE NEWS THAT PRINCE VALIANT IS SAFE REACHES CAMELOT. ALETAS TEARFUL RELIEF CHILLS INTO MILD ANNOYAI4cE AT WHAT VAL PtJT HER -THROUGH. LAZI _____ ______ EAWS - - M" HbKP6FW_V0N, I-0- EF09 554, THE BORN AHMED HAS BEEN ABSENT FOR THREE DAYS. HE RETURNS IN A JOLLY MOOD. NI ChANCED (/PQV TIlE 5dMR/# N HE CONFIDES. NTHE SCORE /5 SETX&ED.-" 1-- I - __7164je rd i I _ ii I 1 40 GJ . . 17 CALL igoj - .. .'.-) .I - - - -.uu'•uIuIIP' *8mNG .4 i.' YEARS ! . - .. -. LLS BQSTING OF THEIR ROMAN BLOOD VIED TO ENTER THE LISTS AGAINST HIM. NEVER. WAS HE UNHORSED! NOW HE CAN BARELY UNHORSE HIMSELF. - • -; c-'._• , -- NOw! ... ,(INd".ARTHIJR HAS SLUMPED IN HIS TH'QuE, AND HIS WIDE, VACANT EYES TAKE IN NOTHING. b-I ' NEXT WEEK: The VIqII AV/ for Alaft I. I FEAR HELOISE: Laundry Is less of a chore when each child accepts, the responsibility of stripping his bedding, combining t with his - bath towel- and underwear and making a load of laundry. Each child has his own wash day and his own hamper or basket. It lakes less than five minutes to put the machine to work before leaving for school. . If mother is home and she . wishes, she can transfer them to the dryer. If not, children . can do this after school. .Then all their things are sorted and --I' ready to go to their room for putting away. i' For several years. It was my responsibility to see that eight of us were out of the door by I o'clock. This routine - helped immensely to keep the laundry washed and put _____ away! Saturday was the day for , blouses, dresses, etc. as well 1Ilk as pressing those items which needed it. Laundry day was also their ny daughters' skirts and day for cleaning their room. pants, Ihatetosee the line left This rotated cleaning tools by the old hem. and laundry machines without In order to cover it. I 50W on 'hang-ups." a matching lace, top stitch it, Della Cornwall or do a line or two of em ALL HEMMED INI broid.ring. DEAR HELOISE: - --This way, I give a new look When I take the hem out of to the garment. Sometimes I -.. 1. •, I -. .....- S I . 44 Nr - I- _ . -• - even add the same matching lace to the neck line and.or sleeves. B. Nahary TAG IT DEAR HELOISE: Do not throw away the baggage check tags which the airlines put on your pieces of luggage. They are made of sturdy cards and have very well reinforced holes for at taching a piece of elastic or string. Cut these cards down to a smaller size and if there are perforations across the tag, strengthen It with transparent adhesive tape These made good tags for extra keys around the house (label accordingly) and also very good temporary luggage tags. Ethel Nichols _______________________ - EAR READER: This is your column. If you'd like to share a hint, ask a question or make a sugges lion, write me care of this newspaper. Hugs, those SPRAY AWAY STAINS AND DIRT DEAR HELOISE: I have a problem I hope you can help me with I have a pair of yellow painter pants and they get really grimy with grass stains -and dirt, Now, this is my problem -. How can I get them clean?' Janet Paluska, Age II Pre-wash sprayt -Simple as can be' Just spray, the stain. leave It on for IS minutes or so. hen wash the pants as usual. Your "problem" will go right down the drain' Heloise -- ' - SPARKLE PLENTY HANG-UPS DEAR HELOISE I love jewelry but it was always scattered everywhere. My parents were beginning to complain Mother bought one too many coffee mug trees for gifts and gave it to me, so I gathered up all my jewelry, and placed my rings on the base. Necklaces and bracelets were hung on the branches. What a nice touch it added to my room. My family loved the idea. I thought you would too. Debbi Edwards I do, I dot You're a hofleybunch for telling us about It. Do write again. Hugs, Helolse 4 11,110 King F eatures Svndocai,. Iflc �- - — 4 71 - • - --- 5 is - ' _ . -•-••. ---- - •—.. - - -- - — 1'.I - - , — - -- --- - .-- - - —- - — — - - __ __ — S -- - 5 4 - - — - — r_ -- 0 — - 13. - PONYTAIL. • by Lee Holley THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS by Mik. Senich • - [tU / COME ON IN, ATURALLY I INYOLVE58WS! FOR TONG14TV Al IIILV SCRAM! _ I12/Sr -9 ) - .:.• (_) __ • 41 1 1 i) ___ fl() TOO __ A\ I ___ _____ ______ eA — 5013SECT! -. "Isi '-•• •••- - —' ____ • _\ • _QtEi i ~il I VIELLt v, byludBlake- -- I - - FO 14U60 •1 ___ I 1P. 1It/fl o".' 1 ) :•__ LEAVE GO PGR -PER cApw" — I -1MV 6UW 10'V ' orA%tl - __ -- •. • Jow •, I low "-A PARROT y — LOOK TA 16 WANNA 655 MM: . Imm 046r.1- - • • •. mi\rri4eLp L)6. W1 19fe DR" A AOTORCIXLE -0830-1086) THE FAMED AMERICAN POET GER IN ITS SIDE SEVEN OF HEZ CYLINDRiCAL DURING HER LIFETIME - -AND AQ&IJCT P11/sHEo A*oNywovv y -110 6QU16HE6 PLANT IN JUST .4 MONTH~ CAN GROW OVER 360 ROOTS--AN DO BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel • 1H: MECHANICAL WASØTI WILL MAN X)CKHE12 J-1E1UCHE5 W - - • 'THAT SLGS BUNNY. H5LL a H.Imdahl I THE o ET IN KH cowoys wRsRE STIS TO THE GW) '0 GOT ITS NAME BECAUSE SOME EARLY PcRFORbi&Rc, UKE CULL.DO6S S70.WD 7W1R TEITFI P/To ITS LFA5 • • -• USED IN 1HE PUBLIC S(H(SOLS Of BOSTON,MASS, WAS CALLED." The (roing AVERAGE Short and eaSj introduction to Erwqhsh OP ROOTS PER DAY principal~j for the use 0,,n learnerstnOIF Ccpecia the I 'r proper / for thoe o sex thouqh or either 4 / • _______ HIS LIFE, HALLELUJA Pip - I. — ____________ L. • WILL TACET.4? EAT4-1 CREATU R E BACK70 M'/ PLANET • — - r" NOW THAT WE'VE GOT GAS UPTO MORE THAN A LAR A GALLON, WHAT SAY WE DROP - - w,-ir L1 R ___ A SPECIMEN. - - • [ IS lkS WHAT ERrHLING • THE 9/IC)OFACENT GIMMICK?" MOW THE LAWN, ELMO' PEOPLE CAP(TDECIDE IF YOUEA DEDICATED CONSERvAflONIST -. OR A NEIGHBORHOOD DISGRACE!" ' CALL LOVE? 41 owl A;'— _till• A NEW RECORDI SEVENTEEN TREES FIVE LAMPPOSTS, FOUR TIRES. AND A &joj" - - • • - AND I BELIEVE A WOMAN'S PLACE IS IN THE HOME BARREN, SO YOILL HAVE TO GET TWO JoBsr I 1vE LOST TWELVE POUNDS PC[ MY DOCTOR PUT ME. tON THIS ET Of GRAPEFRUIT AND PROTEST MARCHESr - A •• - - • •_ I. • - • • S • --- :_ • - / • • ••-.t / • • - • - • • . • • • - I. • I I • - - — �- -. -. - - . ------ - - ..-- - ..- -. --- -. - - . -.'' zr-' d '-' T - ------- ' - ------- - r-- — - - - - -- --.- -- I - : - _ ---. - — - - ''- .. Jr -. •..- - C - - - - • ' -, c - -- S--- - - - - I .4.- - - — - - ---j. - 1' P( - _c - - - - - - . -- - - .. — - - - - .- .- - _____ - - '- - - •r-. - I - - - - --- -- - - - - - S.. ----------------_ - - -. ._,_•.-• t. * - - - - -- - - - - -- -- - - 4 - - - .00 QL the SMALL SOCIETY HUBERT by Brlckman by Dick Wingert :- ,L TFO Wr ::::A V grp11 ~ H01tigl m lr fLL GC--T - ThE soy ( zg:.j Ay \.PT/ -.. LAWN MOWERR OUT CUT NT— '*.52u1 • OQ TUMBLEWEEDS ALLEY OOP - - - . -- •-- DINOSAUR 9V AWAY . '-. •• - SLATIEN NW FROM 140, -- - by Dave Grau. - UP! - I SOUP FUQ BREAKFAST! 6UMMO, N(XR GAJWSN lWWOL18H, AtA THLFN or VLL E )iuGR'y! /1 wr - - -, ii— by Tom K.Ryan - ••. __ IPONI - mow* AY! - - 1 •5 WELL - STUOM, i V MAMVY - _________________ - - ______ us - --. JL A. - .-AND I'LL RDUND 71P I -- LJ5 WWATCHA WkNT ill- NM CAN G -r,45 RIPW AS SOON AS M GETS NM 'RXD ALLEY - U -t.. ____ _______ v . - UTI - . _____ -r4' - ..CRUPO ANP HOMELY, UNCOUPM ANP THAT YOURS 06 MUST E~E AGREE ON E A. .. - . • WEE PALS - lv~ W, VNIAO ON I'D SM Gff BACK To *RK CO" - kid power AND GOGGLE61 R41PHTJ AD I by Morrie Turner - TAK~, A RI "NEW MOT01: E ON WOHN60N 70 A6667 61' IIAT 1415W ~cM Om lhe F9to Dom (*NM Nft "f 51"M 50-M 5066 EM RV Mb INMUS-UNK IT'S EASY 'To W A CAT. -lkk lRM: U RPUTING Wy WF W CtZ4 1W IFUMM AM V NAZER HIM NOW AND Kyj WALK TELLING US ABOUT IT YESTE ......... ............ •. • Of EDUCATION, \' i%M\ '~ARAVLKE hREADY, JERRY*? WRn lW96~4A EPXA- - - ....................... • • • • . - • - --_l1.r--I______--J,L,.JP...Sf,..___,-__..—________I____1J__ - - V - •- . - - - . • - . - _____ - - -- - - S - . ,• -- -- I - - - - • . - - - - - - - - - -- -.-• - - v_ -. -, - ' - 04, MY X FORSar IN • - - . , . -- II . • �4 a 77* b . -- - - -: - - -'. - j, -- '•l OJ -_ g - — —, . — ,ri. - •- i-- — -- - i- - ----- - -- — - _— - --.------------ -.*.-.--. - - - -- - - —, - 5 , — : I I --a__i-I—': - — - 72 Year, No 244—Monday, June 2, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 481 280k—Price 20 Cents IMP * tv— ts --- S- ror K les Auni*rWhir r% n • t tI J FINE LINEI Si. 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_ • • - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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' .. . S ...... . I -. -- . - .. - - a Evening H *11 • 72nd - 4 - - - - - Evening Heral(USPS 481-280)— Price 20 Cents - -- ' -- - --.. - • • Oviedo Man *__ - - 4 ' - Year, Nor26Friday, June 27, 198—Sanford, Florida 32771 enild In Million-Dollar Theft Ring Arrested By DAVID N. R.AZLER one count of theft from an interstate shipment The ring, according to FBI spokesmen, was armed men would overpower a truck driver and The FBI referred to its probe in that case as Herald Staff Writer was Paul Leroy Cunningham, 46, of 857 LIve Oak engaged in the hijacking of tractor trailers steal his rig, sometimes leaving him bound and •'gator bait,." FBI agents early today arrested at least 10 Lane Cunningham is a private contractor traveling between Alabama and Florida and gagged at the of the road Oviedo police today said they had little persons, one of t hem an Oviedo contractor, in Cunningham according to FBI agents in other tate knowledge of the case except the FBI would soon There isaiso (I good OSSi blit) an agent saidd Florida and Alabama in connection with a multi Orlando, was turned over to the US Marshal and Agents said the gang was more interested in be making an arrest in their city in connection illion-dollar theft ring, culminating a three-' scheduled to appear before a federal magistrate trucks than the cargo. The trucks were later s'bld there is a connection between this eration d with ,Ihc,FBI's ongoing investigation. An Oviedo similar ation broken up by the F131 two years investigation by federal, sta te and local law today. either in tact of broken down into parts. The thefts his department knows little 'police lieutenant said Lakeland. enforcement. . FBI agents say the number of arrests could occurred between 1975 and l77, involving more ago in -- about Cunningham except that he olily moved Arrçsted at his Oviedo home today and charged reach 18 in 'at least live Florida c1Us and one than $1 mill ion in trucks, they said The theft ring, according to the FBI dealt with into the area in the last few ,ears and may be With-conspirac) to commit interstate theft and -Alabama ci ty. 1neath1stance,FBIagent,ssaldtwoormor' the theft of-farm and tonsiructioli machiliery married -. . . 1 - Scotty s stores will be closed 2 X 4 X 8' Yellow Pine Friday, July 4 - SALE -c-- - - -- . 1 - ' - ' - •,,,,, Clothes VENT KIT Dryer - ,'•t " rU!," ' - from , ". r' Amas, ,_ , - . 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I. - . - - - - S - GEORGE CAMBRIDGE ...%%IIl register avoid military service drafted. said lie hopes it doesn't conic to that. - We could have won very quickly, liç said, but the war. was drawn out for Imlitical reasons. "In a similar situation, if we didn't do everything we could to win, I'd be sympathetic to draft evaders," Miller - register But Cowan said he would not try to But as for being drafted, Cambridge wholeheartedly with registration. - ' W th Reg stration i i Manager Charly Brown said he and his never been imposed. i people who will have to handle the pay the bill for the training on a over the forms and check identification employees have not been told anything each of the U.S. Postal Service's will work. being remedied Thursday, he said. the postal service's public information McLean said once dates for Today Brown said Warren Morgan, On June 17, more than a week before office, said he could not explain why the registration are set, first 20-year-olds, senior customer service representative Congress passed the bill approving training was ordered before the di-aft then 19-year-olds would be given for the Orlando region who attended the learning what they will need to know to In Orlando, at the main post office for dering one man from each regional spokeswoman said she could not explain Selective Service form, teach local post office workers how to the central Florida region, Retail Sales center to report to learn how to train the the scheduling or determine who would Postal employees will be told to check out the forms, Brown said. DAVID N. RAZIER ANFO D R S E - - 11.V 9 IMF 1W Pk.!17flfl., 0 6 W=M%r 7:30 - 6:00 Monde ythru i I , - last session of the Florida Legislature. been paying a fee of $4 monthly while a Present for the meeting were Coun. banking institution has controlled the dilmen Burt Perinchief, Ray Fox and - sewer system. Kulbes said it will cost the The council also informally approved an affirmative action plan. -- Ma*lor Oil Spill Nears Tampa Bay Beaches ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) A 2%4-mIle-1y4The bgr0l, containing about 85,000 barrels of oil (42 mile patch of heavy bunker C fuel oh from a leaking gallons per barrel), and the tug Domar Captain, 350-foot tank barge, carried on an Incoming We and headquartered at Morgan City, La,, were en route pushed by westerly winds, threatened the popular from Corpus Ciristi, Tex,, to the Florida Power & recreational beaches of Fort DeSoto Park at the mouth Light Co. facility at Port Manatee, near Bradenton, of Tampa Bay today uwellas the ruldential are" o( when Ow barge began taking on water shortly after 4 Paas.GrUle and St. Petersburg Beath am. some 20 miles from its destination. A Coast Guard Wokwn,% said about $4 gallons of The Cent Guard sald the aklppero(the tug managed oils minute were leaking from the Doinar 118 and the to run the barge aground on' a spoil bank outside accident wM elacd "a major oil llL" Egmont Channel about 7:15 am. - Do-it-yourself Feeling - 1 - Saturday - Tax Boo t The manager said the $1.59 per $1,000 acros&the-board cost-of-fivIng pay raise The utihties budget totaling $138,815 Francis Mark. Absent were Councilmen city $26,389 to operate the system anincrease is necessary to fund city for city employees. includes $112,428 for water service and Gene McDonald and Vie Olvera. Herald Staff Writer nually. Kulbes said a major increase in the $26,389 for sewer service. In other business, the council heard a Three members of the Lake Mary City government operation in the new fiscal The counêil informally agreed to a year. budget is the cost of gasoline from the Kulbes said the $4.43 tax rate would proposal from Kulbes that the city request from real estate broker Homer Council listened intently, but The increased times would be used to: current $1.12 per gallm to an anUdpated bring the city MO,931 in property taxes. charge a fee for sewer service of $12.45 Sewell Ill that water connection be comment of support or rejection ThurHe also Included $12,000 in anticipated monthly to the 177 families living in The sought from the city of sday night as City Manager Phil Kulbes. pay a $17,000 down payment on a Class A $175 Sanford through Deparbr2rA breakdown for the $474,081 revenue from federal revenue shming Forest mobile home community when Hidden Harbour for a 28-acre tract off said property taxes in the nqw fiscal year Pumper for the fire deparurient; pur. chase a new car for the police depart- budget Is as follows: public works fundsarxl$8,232inoccupatlonallicenses. theCitytakesoveroperatlonof theer Old Lake Mary Boulevard Sewell must be raised to $4.43 per $l, ment; hire a full-time grader operator; $56,576; fire department, $34,26; The revenue from occupational licenses system there In August or September. assessed valuation of real property. representing developer Roy Sikes said hire a part-time parks person; empoy a conununicallons, $38,184; building and contingent upon the city council doubling Current tax rate is $zs per Several residents from The Forest 23 one-acre homes are to he built on the - Kulbes said earlier figures released by ninistrator; buy a new copying recreation, $13,152; administration, him indicaUng he would recommend a machlne; contrw~ for codification of dty $11111,752; central servioes $62,364 and ordinances aDd provide a 7 percent police $166,17L $350 rate were in error. -- • Closed Sunday office, - Joy That - after 10 a.m. Thursday, police say. But pulled the child from the water. By DAVID M. RAZLER spokeswomen said the youth was Scudder was saved because two of the Herald StaffWrl ter Davis ran out of her joined by believed to have suffered brain damage A 9-year-old Sanford boy owes his life three people who rescued him had taken Kathleen Williams, an employee of the during the time he was not breathing, to three people who pulled him from.the lessons In resuscitation, company owning Geneva Gardens who and transferred to the Orlando Police say Scudder had run away from manages the Hacienda Apartments in hospital's special pftUtric Intensive bottom of a pool and got him breathirig the home of a babysitter living on Orlando. again Thursday mornIng,olice say. care section. lie is listed in critical Kevin Lee Scudder, 612 Mimosa Country Club Road earlier that morning, Alloway, who says he got his training In condition. Terrace, is fisted in fair condition this adding they still do not know whether he the Boy Scou ts and W illiams, who took But toda y an Orlando Regional morning at Orlando Regional Medical slipped or dived into the pool, several some courses in cardiopulmonary - spokeswoman says Scudder is in much Center. The youth Is awake and talking blocks away. resuscitation, got the child brea thing better condi tion and apparently did not Shorty after 10a.m., the son of Sandy again, say police, who credit the three suffer permanent Injury In the accident, and will probably be moved out of Intenaive care today, a hospital Davis, manager of the Sanford apart- apartment workers with saving ScudAlloway and Williams Say this was the - mont complex, saw Scudder at the der's life. spokeswoman said. first time they had used their life-saving Within five minutes, pobee and rescue training. Scudder's future did not look that good bottom of the pool. He called mainwhen his blue body was pulled from an 8- tenance man Wavie Alloway, 406 Bay units arrived, taking over the job of Williams said she had thought she was foot-deep pool at Geneva Gardens Ave., Sanford, who reached In with a helping Scudder breathe. "doing everything wrong," but that Memorial Seminole Apartments, 25th Street, Sanford, stiortly "shepherd's crook" rescue pole and Hospital Davis kept she and Alloway calm. si - - - - - ', F -.---- 5) Anyone who qualifies for battle and is found at home after receiving this ordt:r will be hanged. By DONNA ESTES 16 lengths. - 700 rench - wife to cook and wash for him. i - - i Lake Mary Counc l S lent On x 12 No.3 PINE SHELVING A 8' through W - US, ROBERTCOWAN . . . 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No. 702, 16" x 51/3', 1/2 x 4 x 8 (4 ply),..,, WALLBOARD _______________________ 450face miter. -- 1) All men and boys able to carry a spear go to Addis A Every marr ed .ll br ng _ I - '5 lie feels objection to the Nliller s, draft o0ld be less if the cause is well defined, who lie said in the Vietnam regional offices, including the Orlando "I really can't comment on it until I President Jimmy Carter's draft registration legislation became law. designated weeks to report to any post ineeting, had been given the day off. But office serving 80 local branches, nine of really find out w ha t I have to do," he registration proposal, the district post "We knew there hadWhite to be. eom • off ice Ln the country to place t he ir name, Morgan soon will begin giving lessons to which are in Seminole County, began said. office in Tampa sent out a notice or. training" he said. A Hou*e address and social security number on a Imal postal employees on how to check GYPSUM lit ISW1' Li"I'Ft. 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S ' CDX 3) Every unmarried man will bring regional post offices traveled to Tampa Sanford Postmaster James Covington men did not know how the system would registration forms. procedure not yet even approved by the of the young men handing them in, he Thursday to attend a course on how to said this morning he and other post office work yet, either. But that problem was In Washington, David McLean, head of president's signature. said. ved Solid or perforated 'in 4" x 10 Conscription varies from country to '# " thikwe all feel we don't want it to happen, but if it happens we'll -go. There's nothing we can do about it." - country, and tfie laws changLt with time, any unmarried wotiwn he can find to too For example, the following order co ok and wash for hUll Tra n ng L89 Bundle G PLYWOOD UAiN IELD TUBING Butcher Block. Golden Kid, or 99 I.ea.1 Al with rim-tempered 16 oz. 52.416. .. - Stone cultured 539r ri... . A Spear - 'r not for at least two years but if there is, he said he'd go. A'd rather stay home," he said A - ;OF 4 •- ' ROTC is the Reserve Officer's since the mid-seventies. But on a vote of -SHEATH IN Corrugated ' Gold or Brown/ Forged head with ust- resistantpaint. h Hickory handle. Eac 16 oz. -clew. 41 76/Plumb SN 11½. Curved Claw HAMMER ' ion. Bring Your Mfe And i .... 26*67 Con*scrtpt - - great, ' ' Each ................ 120 miles FM/stereo Dark Oak, and , Professional Suburban-21 elements' ran 85 miles UHF, 125 miles VHF. - 18" vanity in ROMARCO White Leather or Vi ite Nugget. in ts 10 or 1 2 CARPENTERSHAMMER lengths. .-' LANTERN BATTERY — 6 volts. Square No. 941. • ' CI. Each 00'u 'ble Duty/Servall - 3-TabFJBERGLA$$ ' iBaroom VANI TY - -; - 229 Eaclh COUNTERTOPS - ach 25.59 20 Year Warranty Postformed 1 ... Bundle 1fl9 2159 Each No. 240 ASPHALT 15 Year Warranty 8.53 Square . 188 r IRD, 775 1 3-Tab - - i 11 ft. 01 * - White or Colors Reveirsible. for right ing. 16" x 22". RAIN and emergencies (battery not ' - BATH CABINET Bag Metro — 19 elements; range: 85 miles UHF, 100 miles VHF, 100 5 miles FM/stereo 321200 No 07229 - -- Can - For use in auto, home, camping, LANTERN - i plian.o White. 40 lb bag - Gold Guard finish. With Self-Sealing ROOF SHINGLES ANTENNAS , - "II war is at hand, what are you sup. "I don't want to get into anybody's said. posed to do just sit back and watch? Do battles except mine," he said. Under Carter's plan, all young men we want the Russians to come inhere and Cambridge said there is a large born in 1960 will be required to fill out walk all over us' possibility" that what happened during draft registration forms at any of the "Canada's out," he said. the Vietnam era draft more blacks country's 34,000 post offices during the have talked about the matter a lot and registration~or the draft, but is resigned action to actually institute a draft of As for registering, Coian said tie drafted than whites —' could happen first week of the program. Those born in have more or less decided that if the to it. those registered. doesn't mind , again if the draft is reinstituted. 1961 will be required to register the next draft is reinstituted, they would join "There's nothing I can do about it," he Robert Cowan, a 20-year-old Sanford "Besides, you'll he arrested if you "11 still could happen," he said. "With week. ROTC. said. "We do have a duty to our country press opetator, said he thinks the country don't." the unemployment rate among blacks, T'hose turning 18 will be required to "In RMC you get to finish schW first, as Americans. Somebody's got to be can do all right with an all-volunteer Resigned to registration, Seminole they may think it's a way of getting them register in 1961. even it tie country's at war," he sauL ready if we havt to LI1LbLL_. ---army -_—lb&' SØMI'ol gr1di1ti George_ (5azn—uut do&ng-su,nethmg-evee-i1--they're --The maximum penalty for falling to There has been no draft of young men "And then you go In as an officer, not a "It wouldn't be but It would be bridge, 19, said "it's going to get done one risking their lives." Is five years in prison and a for military service in the United States satisfactory," he said. private." way or the other." Dave Grieder, 20 of Fern Park, agrees $10,000 line, although the maximum has • - / Training Corp, the on-carnpus officer 234-168, the House approved President "I planto be a mechanical engineer," training program that came under Carter's req%frest for $13.3 million to Miller said. "If the draft comes In two criticism by students during the Vietnam revive the dormant Selective Service years, when I'm a Junior, it could really era, but its image has since been System and begin registration of 19 and restored mess uplhtiW' 20-year-old men Miller said he doesn't like the idea of Miller said he and his friends at school It would require further Congressional ' a - - Lyman High School and now attends Auburn University in Alabama, said he and his classmates worry that registration brings the country a step closer to the draft and a draft would mess up their plans. Cartridge Each , year-olds will havg to register. -Hugh- Miller, who- graduated - from - ' 49 Gives precise control of the water level in the tank. Reg. Price (each) .......... 63C - expected to be affected nationwide, In 1981, some 1,390 Seminole County 18- - r - -- - 88C - 4, Fill VALVE - -----' to do something to get people into the armed forces because they don't have ililiflY people, joining up. Orieder,-nLake--Howell-High 'School utm* registration means there 'A -I 20-year-olds to register as early as July 21 with Uncle Sam Four million men are "'"' ' - "It's a good idea." he said. -We-ve got July, will require approximately 1,300 Seminole County 19-year-olds and 1,300 J I Reg. Pr In handy 11 11 oz cartridge - - Pair S -. - - I - Reg. Price (gallon) Each - ' - Use around chimney flash- . -- -- .. The draft loomed a larger possibility after Congress gave final approval to a plan tQ rine* draft registration. The registration, which would begin in Plastic, Asbestos - S ,.-- .- t' Re By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer 'It sure would blow some of my plans, said a 19-year-old Altamonte Springs resident, contemplating the possibility of being drafted into the ' ' TV - , . * Dr Reg. F#,ce (each but) 21C r d" Red ' * e Assortment consists of: No. I and No. 2 Phillips tip, 4" a nd 6" standard tip, 3" and 6" cabinet tip. - -: With Coupon , 11FRN IZILHl Mete/flex - j Lin'Vt 8bulbs p/ease - clamps.PK-5. Solid color latex stain whichallowsthetextureof the wood tost'iowthrough. Used for staining aIl.new or -"''tDIn.&' - -- - coupon: Energyefficientdesign. Redwood STAIN NEW s. m 40. 60, 75 or 100 watts. plastic duct and two in Front of Our,-Store Scotty's makes it FUN to SAVE! si4e s year Saturday,. June 28 A, L'crrT ' . Qa •Reg. Price f'11i iffj. TLII Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS ,- . -_-_ - - - miss bon't 41W, - .•.#__-.'••_ "He ran it aground to assure that it wouldn't sink," the spokesman said. - "Otherwise nobody would have been able to do anything with it. That was the main thing, to get it aground." "Pass-Grille certainly is going to get some oil and, most likely much of St. Petersburg Beach will too," a Florida Marine Patrol spokesman said. he oil slick stretched generally in a northwestsoutheast line and was within 200 yards of the Fort DeSoto beaches Late this morning. -- - �* . . S - V r -: - - -L......... - -. I '' - S -5 - * ____ - - - . * I, S '-S - *. - * . ---5-* .1 '-'-5--- * - . . - * - '4 * S . , I , , * S ,., - 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. *_5_. . ,~ . . I, I I .5*.., I I I. Jury' ~ ur IN BRIEF " - Iran Ex Fnr - .-.. - _ - - .. .. - - ' - - **. ------ . -' _ * - ' - -. - . . - - S.. . * - * -.5- . - . . - ..- 11 .. * V iif flriu ',c 22 eop e Dra'&f&i.S..... IUIIVfl I "JI By United Press International Firing squads executed 22 people ixr three Iranian . cities today on conviction of crimes ranging from drug trafficking to prostitution, bringing to nearly 30 the total put to death In the past two days. A woman and 12 men were executed in the northeastem city of Mashad, the Pars news agency reported. The woman was charged with running a brothel and selling narcotics and hadhidden the drugs inside her body, the agency said. In the southern city of Ahwaz, three women and five men were shot to death pp conyictlon of prostitution,. -. slave, re e o against the Islamic,Republic and other offenses, Pars said. One of the men was convicted of taking part in explosions and spying for Ir1q, the agency said. b lli . - . -s - •-' i,'ter . Clete-s- Succe ss TOKYO (UPI) A Soviet bomber on what Japanese authorities said was a spy mission crashed into the Sea of Japan today, killing two of its crew members, Japanese authorities reported. Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force said freighter Nemuro recovered the bodies of two crew, I * * White House officials do not deny that, but they maintain the At a meeting Thursday, Orlando _______ A reception honoring David Best, Democratic candidate for Congress, will be held from S to 7p.m. Saturday at the Slee py Hill Farms estate of Thu Brumlich, Off WYmore Road in Altamonte Springs. Best, an Orlando and Brooksvllle at torney, is seeking the Dem ocratic nomination for Florida's fifth congressional district seat currently held by Richard Kelly, R-New Port Richey. - -- - 4 -* L'.' '" . - ' * - *-. ( I - ,.. * -. - -. banks '%Vill become the least regulated in the country, state 'banks. '1 hope we get-everything worked out-ahead of tinie so ac- * -• -. . . J-" . . * .r. • -, FtIDWAY. CENTER * . constitutional arnedment boosting the homestead exemption staff, spent most of 'Thursday researching the matte r., on city and couhty property tax~s. ,. - Graham vetoed the new banking codeWednesday because it prohibited 'loan production offices" (l.PO'st by out-of-state ithin our power to do it," Moffitt opined "We're just trying to achieve a Parity between state ban'ks and "We got into a long philosophical discussion - --- - -' - ' Improvement when it could be shown that the participate, she said, but due to a tight budget Interstate 4-State Road 436 area needs it more, "They didn't even give any consideration Seminole," she said. The 15-member board, she said, has four members from Seminole, two from Osceola year the county may have trouble Just maintaining the level of bus sevvice it has now. "Everybody says increase bus, ser vice. We'd love to, but If we don't have any money, how are we going to do It?" she asked. . - ' ' "?' - * rT'1,. - - - - * . ' - . __________ ______ , * IN BRIEF - * __ - * - . - • ' • A N* - $37 - Marked-Down Merchandise Save on these and more... _____ Work-savers for the kitchen! - •• ••• • ••• • AUTO S •INSURANCE: - * NOW Urges Graham Action FOR Sanford Mack Eacty Ben Falstreau E4ward E. Johnson FOR It .$12079% . 1 ••DRIVERS•S S V BEST ) U190rian do Work- savers for the laundry room! CALLMILLERS - H. 322-0352 Pauline Johnson Thomas H. Kleppe Earnest Rucker Theodore P. White Camille Willson, Casselberry 0. Watson, DeBary Big 379 to It top-hollef 2 tghtwi,ght th'g'oot hut ALL Clarence Wedel. Deltona Paul G. Black, Lake Mary Tiffany M Twyman, Osteen - I Family-Size 0 HOSPITAL NOTES * II I - SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JUNE 26, iflO ADMISSIONS I : TALLAHASSF), Fla. (UPI) The Florida branch of the National Organization for Women has rebuked Gov. Bob Graham for taking so long to act on an Ethics Commission recommendation that Circuit Court Clerk Raymond Bruner be suspended on charges of sexually harrassing employees. - Heavy Duty Washer 326 ! •l.agiAa$PwmaPnssscydu .Me. Or. So nford Iva Mabel B. Ulman, DeBary Merwin Cowling, Deltona Tiflany M. Twyman. Osleen I DISCHARGES Sanford: * Doris Borluman Rubye L. Bridges 'Mary L. Daugherty - James Moore Lewis F. Wilkins !eoov Estrada and baby girl Lynda Beth Pederson and baby oy Debra K. Wagner and baby boy Oscar A. Colbert, DeLand Harold Dease. Deitona Helen P. kailenbach Deltona - Henry A. Moderow, "tons ~ COOLEST ,I ]'vjL1r7MIT IGe ne ral ______ __________________ .' .TONY RUSSIs INSURANCE: : S __________________ - -- 5giv I ,alss cycles s WNW 3 ilry b* . 2417 FRINCH AVE. _________________ WALL Heating Inc 0. SMIFO2D * 2-Cycle Electric Clothes Dryer swum $237 I . 41 _ !=fAciogy, 140" I LN. _W7 I An HemphIll, Manager SANFORD 555W. First Street 322-2821 MON.THRU FRI. 7:304:00 SATURDAY 1:30-S ...., 4. .*,-- '1 ' - - * .,, .5 - - - , 5'•*,'' ,, Judge Denies Reinstatement To Officer Fired In Miami - *' ., S FLORIDA * energy and whatever he could of his $300-a-month Social Secur ity income. S.. * * * By United Press International Clyde Millican ignored the record heat wave searing Texas and kept his air conditioner switched off, Intent on saving ... S ___ - Retiree Dead In Intense Heat .5 - tiIiJ j4Yj *11 ______ ______ - Sizzles . * ' " A io .. è - Out 0. P your house. - - DEATHS -- * . ___ -____. -,-- --Get ur monew - Men Increase Salary Lead * .,- - - ---- -- I I take effect on 1980 tax bills and they aLso believe it would * - .... . ' prompt. the voters Into rejecting a controversial proposal by * - * - - Delayed , . - . would be too late for this proposal. They want the tax break to - -' - * - * CostitutionaI amendments nornly o before the voters as l.PO's, '.e'ri' Of Boats PJfl. from the scorched ranges. Wheat and sunflowers wither in the sun. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out The 78-year-old retiree died of heat stroke — one of two 50 Miles: Winds southwest 10 to 15 knots through Saturday. Crop losses could reach the hundreds of millions of dollars. victims of a killing heat wave that has set records across Ranchers and dairymen are feeding hay to stock that should, AREA FORECAST: Variable cloudiness through Saturday Texas for three days and brought El Paso a record 17 straight be munching summer grass. Hay is scarce and expensive — with scattered thunderstorms. Highs In the mid Ws to low 90s. days of 100-degree plus weather. $80 to $100 a ton In hard-hit areas. And the drought has cut Into Lows tonight In the lower 70s. Winds west to southwest 10 to 15 The National Weather Service said today there Is no relief in hiy production. miles an hour except stronger near thunderstorms, sight for Texas. Some ranchers are selling off their stock and others are cutting deals and sending cattle to fanners In other states where pastures are still green. Eastern Montana is hardest hit. But conditions are nearly as bad In parts of North Dakota and drought conditions persist in parts Of South Dakota, Minnesota and Wyoming. Holmes; sister,, Miss Daisy Rosa Lee Johnson, Sanford St., Sanford, wto died June 21 ARTHURJ. REYNOLDS as tough a situation as I've seen, certainly since 1961 Ar th ur John Reynolds, 84, Holmes and Mrs. Ka tie Mae and Mrs. Marcel Manning, Will beheld Saturday at2p,m. at and maybe back to the 1930e," said Montana U. Gov. Ted Sch- of 2857 Pine St., O v ied o, died Taylor; brothers, Samxne Lee Sanford; four brothers, Eddie Wilson-Eicheibergers Chapel. wintien, who owns a farm near Wolf Point, Mont., and lease, it 1110 Pine Ave., Sanford. Burial Morro*, Charlie C. Holmes, L Williams, Germany, Gary in Thursday at the Orlando Restlawn Cemetery. Wilson. , toatenant. Medic Center. He was a Henry Lee Holmes; four Williams, Johnnie Ralph' Eich.iberger In charge, Schwlnden said conditions were worse in the 303 — because of the dust storms — but that he's worried about the native of IUpis, N.Y., and aunts; four uncles and several Johnson and Tony Lee REYNOLDS, ARTHU*JOHN.... hadllvedlnOvledoslnce 1953, nieces and nephews. Johnson, all of Sanford and Funeral services for Arthur "cumulative Impact" of the current drought because Wilson. E Ic he lb erg e r .. moving Owe Warren, ere from four uncles; four aunts and John Reynolds, si, of 2657 Pine "droughts are cyclical." Pa. He was associated with Mortuary is In charge of numerous nieces and nephews St., Oviedo, who died Thursday' Some old-timers say the present drought is worse in Orlando, will be at 2 p.m. Nelson and Co., ier anti ar rangements. ' andcousins. great drought of the 130s — that there Is less moisture. Saturday at the Gramkow Sunrise Funeral Funeral Home Chapel with Home, 900 Northeastern Montana has been extremely dry for the put was a member of the Winter MISS EDNA JOHNSON Eider Ken Cóonisy officIating. Springs Seventh day Miss Locust Ave., is in charge Of three years. Subsoil moisture helped farmers Wing i Um ohnson, Cremation to follow. Gramkow Adven t is t church. arrangements. Funeral Home Sanford is in last year but It has been exhausted. 01 Adams died charge. Survivors include two sons, June 17 in Ft. Pierce as Officials in some areas of Montana predict a "zero" crop MR. ORVALHALLEMEYER yield. Theron A. and Warrn A. result of an auto accident. j050l, MISS EDNA orval Hauemeyer, who for Reynolds, b)th Of Oviedo; North Dakota, w hich produces 80 percent of the world's Funeral services for Miss Edna .fi Sanford, she was a eight years worked as a bailiff John, 2$. Of 2001 Adm St., durum wheat — used In pasta — reports more than half the turn sisters Mrs. Harrlett graduate of Crooms Hi& at' the Seminole County Sanford. who died Jun 17 in Ft. Nichols, Clearwater; Mrs. School Sod crop could be lost. Prices are up $1 In the past I)ur Pierce, will be at 2:30 p.m., Seminole Courthouse, di ed suddenly wheat was going for $i.Sda bushel two years ago. Today It's at Carrie Finn, Ripley, N.Y. and munity College. She was Saturday, at New Mt. Calvary Was Thursday night at the age Of Church, Sanford. Burial in Mrs. -Anna Arnamon, Nor- employed U a pre $690 and climbing, 61. Restlawn Csm,tery, Sunrise But officials said pasta makers will mix the durum with theast, Pa.; two brothers, account clerk with Hartford Funeral Home, 900 LOCUP Ave., Hallemeyer, of 1251 other wheat to keep prim down rathw Um pass the coo on to Sanford, in charge, Warren Reyio1da, Erie, Pa,, Insurance Co. Markham Woods Rd., Survivors' medial. OW Dole Reynolds, Evanston, 8 $Ofl' I.ongwood, became abaIllffj North Dakota sunflower crops also were heavily dimaged Ind.; 10 grandchIldren and 14 Troy Richardson, Sanfor OAKJAWN d; June 1972. For several yens, I and ranchers and dairy farmers are having a hard time finmother, Mrs. Hattie Mae eat-grandchildren. -had worked mainly with -, he MEMflR1II 1DW I wii avvvixr wi uw iuv. uramzow runerai Home, Jonnsoflj, grandfather, Circuit Judge Voile William,. A state spoke&nan said the state huImplemented a hot llne Sanford, Is In charge of Richard WIlliams, grandF'unerai arrangements are to Inform ranchers where hay Is available and plans to hold a arrangements. mother Mrs. Roberta yet set, tile seminole - lottery In which some ranchers and dairymen will be allowed Williams, all of Sanford; County Sheriff's Department MARY ANN HOLMES to grese cattle and cut hay in state fIJl* and wIIiflif seven sisters, Mrs Gladys said this morning. MaII AxmHolmes 2' Farmers and ranchers in northeast Wyoming, have been Brown, Winter Springs, Mrs. forced to cut wheal for hay and sell their yearling cattle be. * 01 *fl WI 11th St., SIflfoCd, Katie Jones, Deltona, Mrs. died SM*WdIY. _____ FUfl5FC1I NOtICSI cause of a severe feed shortage. - * ... Louise Oliver, Orlando, SilO Ii MWvIVSd by her Julia "Pray for rain," said Abe Frisinger, who has been farming Mae Simpson, HOLMES MISS MARY ANN— near Richey, Mont., since 1948. '11ere Isn't much ela you can mother,.. Mrs (barks LAWTallahassee, Miss Nettle Mee Funeral sflvic for Mhs Mary * Holmes, - father, 'Elijah Johnson. Monticello Miss do." ii 41VI4 In% us wv. , jfl MUI IM'WI % S . - %"As rong as the tax is applied equally to sLite,binks as well ;,f'--t iuring the next general election. But hminakers Say that Rel ease Midway Center will provide a gathering place for community activities. BAYPORT: highs, 2:57 a.m., 1:40 p.m.; lows, 7:12 a.m., 9:03 .,. - * ' * Green, president of the Midway Neighborhood Economic Action Team. The Watering holes are dry. Only a few spears of grass poke up . ,_ * - Seminole County Commissioner Bob Sturm (second from left), presents the key to the new Midway Community Center to George Cambridge (center), Chairman of the Board of the Midway Neighborhood Economic Action Team. observing the official opening ceremonies are State Rep. Bobby Ilattaway (left), County Planner Woody Price (second from right), and Rosevelt .- -. - . (luring tile regular session, MIS agreed to back off, as long as I IAgislative leaders thought they had placed the homestead the facilities pay the saine taxes paid'by Florida banks. exemption on tile S~pt. 9 primary ballot, but it turns out the I t is notylear,'t lie state has the- pQwer to, Lu loans made by- - banking bilsyith lhgovernor'andalso kcide bthe other 'Tout.otate banks AnTt'the lawyers of the House aod'Snat want to put it on the-O& 7 runoff-ballot. --issues should be taken up Monday, including an election for the commerce and finance and tax conunittees, as well as Lewis, -- Tanker k. Hirald Photo by Tom Vincent SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 8:40 a.m., 9:03 p.m.; lows, 2:27 a.m., 2:23 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 8:32 a.m., 5:55 p.m.; lows, 2:18 a.m., 2:14 p.m.; --* * State banks - oulq Ix,hindered by current statutes because Brown, who insisted on the I.PO ban, then bottled up thg banking code adininst'rat,ivly so Graham couldn't veto it - For 'Potts . an l.PO would be cons i red a branch evenough it isn't a full - -- scale banki'ng o pe ration. * United Press InternatIonal Some old-time dryland farmers and ranchers say the drought eating away at the Northern Plains Is the worst since the 1930s. Others say It's worse, - Bills . . Qtj - - On. branches to the home county of he parent bank or requiring an institution to buy up an existing bank in another countyand turn it into a branch., * * * * The state has rigid restrictions on branch Linking, limiting • " . 11 AREA .. ' -- ' * ______ -. - r'J.'. a 1 5!" '. ' _, * after searching for a way to tax loan operations by big, out-of- - - _5 Inmates, Appe Drought Hits Northern Plains As Dry Spell Worst Since 1930s WEATHER * r -- He Liinvened ;I special session to begin at' 11 a.m. Monday and run through midnight. The current code expires Tuesday under the Sunset Act requiring periodic legislative review of regulatory laws and unless a replacement law is passed. Florida's state-chartered tually passing a bill will take only a few minutes," said House Conu'nerce Chairman Lee Moffitt, D-Tanipa. Brown and Lewis say they hope to reach agreement on a B yrne 's Pressroom Crowded - SL, - - -- -- - Huddle and Senate President Phil Lewis were scheduled to huddle with Gov. Bob'Graharn today to try to w o rk out.i.banking bill that can be quickly passed during Monday's special session. Legislative staff put together several proosals Thursday nners I, representatives Thomas Brownlee and Carl about the role of the MPO," she said. "And Langford quit the MPO, saying they were came to the conclusion that it is strictly a frustrated because the organization was planning organization. All we do is suggest." "pdwrless" and an "exercise In futlllty." Mrs. Glenn, Seminole County CornThe two complained that the board no missioner Bob French and two Seminole authority to "force" governmental bodies to County mayors represent Seminole County on - Dick Pettigrew, former speaker of the Florida House of Representatives and ex-assistant for reorganization to President Jimmy Carter, will greet voters at is'receptlon In his honor today. Pettigrew, of Mia mi, is a De mocra tic candidate for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Richard Stone, also of Mtwtil. . The reception, open to the public, Will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. today at Roele O'Grady's In Orlando. J'j 0_0 _- ft 7-- ..._ --~ ,,!~.. - give the st.ate'a bad reputation. Reporters have dubbed 'the 22-foot by 25-foot banks probably heed the right to set up LPO's, Moffitt said. the county property appraisers headed for the Nov . 4 ballot. pressroom "the battle ground" since Mayor Jane % B~Tne and her husband-press secretary Jay McMullen decided to put the squeeze on the media. Check Y Turkey Di McMullen-h'as advised reporters they can expect still more desks, saying additions will continue until the w1SI1lN(;'foN UPD About 2 million chemical presence in four flocks of turkeys city is forced to find a.new locdUon to-house the media. - ---- ---p r~, . -.... slauhthed ar'h u4rij,, into,. turkey'- nilL. --. -- p $Iinqnt brand frozetj .türkey iiirier may i V * . d1"-' . :!! atvtr MI1Y 't'fll 2.9,'-" i' al, as dieldrin, and the Agriculture Department Milan, Mo., facility and shipped to other plants --for a voluntary recall for further processing. has asked the company ATLANTA I UPI) Condemned killer Jack Potts, Up to $50.000 and,more No brokers foes of the suspect items. his mind made up to fight for life, turned to another % 'Dr. Paul Houston, administrrtor of the Very attractive rates /1 5 Mike investments federal jude toda y in his effort to sta y out of the Assistant Agriculture Secretary Carol Ariculture Department's Food Safety Quality Fiexibicrepaymont plans ---Home ini Foreman Thursday urged consumers ueqts electric chair next week. not to Service, said the department (toes not have o points Any werthhile pmir(;oi' use Banquet brand frozen turkey dinners, recall authority. "We will A ruling was due toda'in Macon, 100 miles south of have to trace the turkey pies, "Manpleaser" turkey dinners and suspected Pr(xlucts C all or stop in at the Blazer Store and ask about our Horn,' Appr 1 tun here, from Federal Judge Wilbur Owens on an appeal, to distribution Points and t ur key and gravy in boil-in-bags without retail stores." Loan At Blazer wove been helping folks for i)'i O yeirs lodged on Potts' behalf by other death row inmates, checking the package codes. Pot ts is sc he dul ed to be electrocuted Tuesday for the She said there is no inuninent health risk 1806 French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771, The department asked the St. IAnhis.based kidnap and murder of auto mechanic Michael Priest, posed by limited exposure to the pesticide, but firm to voluntarily recall its products, but it 322-4612, RE. Goddard. Mgr. further consumptiop should be avoided, did not give aniziunediate reply. "I hope they Oakland. Explodes i, t ,. * ThO department said its investigation of take a step in the positive direction," Houston - 1. I t. , 1-1, ., k ,. 09~f laboratory records found the potential said. OAKLAND (UP!) A sulfur-filled tanker truck overturned and exploded early today, covering southbound lanes of a major freeway with a 400-yard wall of -------,liquid fire and sending clouds of dangerous fumes mile's into the air. —_ A California Highway Patrol spokeswoman said a tanker truck with one trailer apparently split o pe n in a A ________ _____ _____ _________________ crash, spilling molten, burning sulfur several hundred yards down the highway and closing all five lanes to traffic. Als o In Oakland, the mysterious white powder spill MIAMI (UPI ) The that caused a nine-hour traffic tie-up on the San release of 31 boats seized Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge turned out to be a nonduring the Cubzn refugee toxic material used in paints. The substance that The neighbor you trust for the brands you know. sealift has been delayed to caused the worst traffic jam in the bridge's history was give the 5th Circuit Court of * magnesium silicate oxilate, which is used as a pigment Appeals time to rule and the -for producing paint or nitie. '4 Carter administration time to END SALE change its mind. RO W I U.S. District Judge Sidney LOS ANGELES (UPI) The gap between men's Aronovitz said Thursday he ZENITH and women's salaries is wider today than it was 25 was delaying his order freeing 1~6) years ago: women in all job categories earn, on the AM/FM the boats for 10 days to give average, 61 cents to a man's $1, an organization of local the higher court time to act on 6 women office workers has found. the goverrunent's appeal. ______________ Los Angeles Working Women said Thursday that He said he also wan ted to jobs traditionally considered to be 'women's work" give the W hi te house time in clerical, secretarial, other office occupations are case it decided to change "it's ZENITH low-paying (leadend jobs. whole posture" on boat seizu°flf) To Sell ihhh1hI1l\ t.1hhhuhhhhhhhI\ res. M/fMCLOC Aronovitz made it clear when he made his original ruling Wednesday he disapproved of the governinent's practice of seizing and holding all boats involved in the sealift in order to shut it down, The 19 owners of the 31 boats contend they are being denied a right to make a living, despite the absence of a determination of guilt or innocence. MIAMI (UP!) A judge has dismissed the request The vessels were among for reinstatement of a former Dade County policeman 1,026 boats seized since fired because of the Arthur McDuffie Incident. President Carter's May 15 who testified under Ex-officer Charles Veverka order all but ending the sealift. _ immunity in the trial of four other officers charged in the beating death of the black insurancenian did not establish 'a clear legal right" to get his job back on the police force, Dade Circuit Judge Mario Goderich ruled LOW COST Wednesday. Refrigerator- 00 Freezer . . - To -Iiw- lJ4 4 14-Ind see-1hat- no one -his a Aisadriintagr* -. 11ti-Ite * , aii,., it - " --------- --, -------- .- Leaders TALIAHASSEE,Fla.(UPI) - House Spe~ker Hyatt Brown Hall pressroom is "growing like vines in a pot of manure," reporters say, and it all apparently is part of pay for projects It deems necessary as the the MPO, but Mrs. Glenn said representation and nine from Orange County. organiza tion that looks into transpor tation "Granted, Orange has more population," Is weight ed in favor of Orlando and Orange needs in Orange, Osceola and Seminole --- County. - -- - - -- - ---- -- --she said, 'but there sho uld be a bet ter forcounties. mula, based on need or something. We don't Seminole County officials are miffed, she But Mrs. Glenn said Brownlee and said, because the MPO recommended an have a chance to get our programs Langford have known since the MPO was siderod." increase of buses, but only in the Orlandoformed In 1977 that It is only an advisory Seminole County might be able to Increase Orange County area and they gave Silver Star group. Its bus routes If the municipalities lould Road In Orange County first priority for road * - 1 ,-?r,. . , Legislature nation's smings and loa 'n institutions exceeded withdrawals by $1.8 billion in May, the, first inflQw of savings in three , the Federal k I.... - By DIANE PETRYK Herald Stall Writer I David Best To Be Honored -- But there was encouraging development Thursday -f o r the housing industry. Money- flowing into the Boarslsaid... -- - - _-_ Ease layoffs, retirements and attrition. - - no reason why the culprit couldn't be changed Dale handed over the script to Police Chief around- in the event there 'is a premature 'Dari Gatt - Thutsday hóuri aft er' th'e' revelation of the would-be killer." newspaper learned the script had been stolen. - ' . assailant "has not be*en filmed yet and there's enough about it." * is breaking away'frorn the stranglehold. Ameri ca n Motors Corp. announced in Detroit Thursday it will reduce its white-collar staff by about 700 employees, or 10 percent, this summer through . I * But there are no indications the slumping auto industry Quit Metropolitan 'Planning Organization PettIrew Reception Slated V . . ---------------- A police report filed Wednesday disclosed a - "I feel! can do a job for the people of Seminole County," he said today. Allegations against Floyd, charging him with wrong-doing while In office, are currently being Investigated by an agency hired by the city commission, "Obviously the investigation doesn't bother me," Floyd said today, "or I wouldn't be running for office." Floyd said with the effective date of his resignation, On new city charter, approved by the people last November and calling for a city manager form of government, . also be effective. * He said his resignation is timed to permit his successor as mayor to be elected in the Nov. 4 city election. - -- Crisis May ing if it's. the version to be used this fall on the night- thief had filched the 'Whodunit?" script, time -soap'opera. Thurs'Jy, the !o Angeles Herald Examiner Lorimar Productions claims the stolen called a news conference to announce a 'news - By United Press International A federal banking official predicts the recession will loosen its grip on the depressed housing industry soon. - Floyd said his resignation will be effective Nov. 3, one clay before t he elec tion. 4 ' -- " CHICAGO (UPI) - fhe liumber of desks in the City ..... - .International Red Cross workers searching for * _______ --- a *-. * A uto'-VVorkers---Dumped; Housing - I . Soviets have "got to make a decision to cut their losses. Then It's time to talk about details." Norman Floyd Sr. submitted his "irrevocable" resignation as mayor of Altamonte Springs today to become a Democratic candidate for the county commission seat currently held by Dick Williams, R. Longwood. Williams has said he will not run for re-election, " . .,,. „1. * I , . &put t *-- -,:';•--; BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) — Vietnamese forces captured two American photographers and two 5 . In a respo nse by Tass, the Russians said the proposal Is "purposefully vague." Politics F!oyd Seeks Williams Seat * 'g -Seminole County Commissioner Sandra Glenn said this morning she really doesn't know what motivated two fellow-members of the tn-county Metropolitan Planning Organ ization to resign. is . - -. - - 700 - * . - into wounded along the embattled Thai-Cambodian frontier, Western diplomats said today.' News of the capture of the four men came as relief sources reported a new surge of artillery and ground fire be twee n Vietnamese troops and Thai soldiers. - In brief remarks on the tarmac before flying to Camp David for a long weekend, he repeated w arnings concerning Af ghanistan that became the focal point of his talks wi th allied leaders In stops in Italy, Yugoslavia, Spain and Portugal. "This major threat, we all agree, must be resolved by ft withdrawal of all Soviet troops total withdrawal," he said. "The recent token withdrawal has relati vely little strategic significance unless ijis per manent and Is rapidly followed up by a step-bytep.withdrawalof.the Soviet forces" he said. Carter made no mention of the "transitional arrangement" he has offered the Soviets in which a neutral, non-aligned Afghanistan would be established if the Soviet Union pulls out its troops. - refused comment on the claims, but lent credence to Vietnamese Grab 2 Yanks - 6est thing about the trip is coming home," he said. "We're glad to be back In the United Sta tes of America — the greatest nation by far on ear th." them by acknowledging Angolan gunfire downed a South African helicopter and one crewmen was killed in an ensuing ambush. At t he United Nations, the Security Council met late the night Thursday at the urgent request of Angola, which accused South Africa of "constant raids, bombings, invasions and armed aggression." The council adjourned, but a resolution condemning So uth Africa is expected to be brought to a vote toda y, ---U.N.-source&-said.---. - --- -- --- _-'W.,~----%~-7:-r -_ c By VERNON SCOT!' "Whodunit?" script was just one of sevel source" had gives it to them. Although this week's events reek of a HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The purloined scenarios being considered, and said it Several of the paper's editors admitted Hollywood publicity stunt, .fj,rald Examiner "Dallas" TV script that allegedly reveals who "neither confirms nor denies the-recovered .reading the script., but aLorimar.spokesman publisher 'Frances 'Dale said: 'Ibeir --- -- -.- -- shot s J:R. Ewing i back in the hands of the script will be the version" used this fall, ,said the scene revealing the identity of JR.'s 4 I,oriinar'si lawyers are certainly serious producers today, but th~y're not -' WA11Ir4 GTON UPJj Hatobe home from his rigorous summit trgvels, Pesident Carter says despite some differences he found a "remarkable degree of unity” and harmony among E uropean leiders on all major problems. The tired-looking president was met by Vice President Walter Mondale at Andrews Air Force on his return Thursday evening from an eight.day, .four-natthn allied fence.mendjng - swtng.-;.,,--...~Y) positions inside Angola with a support force of fighter planes, helicopters gunships and tanks in an invasion that has killed nearly 400 civilians, Angola has charged. A South African military spokesman In Pretoria -- -- -- -'1: I ___., - ', -. SoUth African Troops Dig In By UnitedPres. International - - Some 3,000 South African troops have taken up * . . —%' -IN BRIEF- -- 4' f - une J'29;19s-3A ' ' C ATION - . , S Newspaper Whds 'Dallas' TV'S 'r opt In Publicity Stunt? * unharmed, police say. The partial description of the suspects reported by police is similar to the description of three men who held up another convenience store at 11 p.m. Wednesday night. that holdup, three men armed with handguns entered -the Discount Food Store, 1201 AirportBlvd., Sahford, took *40 from the register and a customer's purse then fled on foot. SUITS FILED The president of the Seminole County Bar Assocjation and his wife have filed suit against a cablevision company, claiming installers damaged their new carpet and curbing when they installed service in April. Harvy Alper and his wife, Judith, have filed a Circuit Court suit against Sanlando Cablevision, company manager, Mark Jennings,company supervisor, Glenn Dwyer, and Bob Moore and Larry Miller, two company cable installers. The suit charges the Alpers not only had problems getting service properly installed, but that installers cut through their new $1,550 carpet and broke out a section of curbing while working at'the house. The Alpers are demanding more than $2,500 compensation. ' . .- out recoveraointy of the àtrcr twa. not immediately known. Th e Maritime Safety Agency said the Soviet bomberreconnaissance air craft was on a spy mission along with another "Badger" over the Sea of Japan when crashed 62 miles north of Sado Island, which miles nor th west of Tokyo; No further details on the nature of the mission were immediately available nor was the cause of the crash immediately known. - - -- ---- * - ------- Re-tij,'ips - .,i,Tj*.r ' . 1. - - . were accosted by two men, one carrying a handgun, as-they left 'the restaurant at .1:17 a.m. The thieves took Crandall's purse, containing about $12 and assorted personal papers, police say: Police are also investigating the armed robbery of the Lil' champ store, 1116 Celery Ave. t 10:10 p.m. Wednesday. - Police say three men armed with handguns entered the store and took an undetermined amount of cash from the register and a purse from Sharon Meker, 29, of Sanford, a customer in the store. 4 Meker and clerk Laah K. Benton, 23, of Sanford were * n Soviet Spy PIaneCrashes -- iAan In tiAurder Of Woman . A Syracuse, N.Y. man will be formally charged today- with the June 8 murder of an Altamonte Springs woman. The-sitting Seminole County grand Jpry met for about fôtr ho s Th ursday before returning an indictment charg g in Rudolph Milton Richetts, 26, with first-degree murder. Rlchettsls charged wi4 shooting Susan M..Bordas, Vrof 707 S Wm ore Road earlier tlüs month, after forcing her to dave him througWAltamonte Springs in her Rlchetts was in Seminole visiting relatives at the time, Dollcesnv. Assista n t State Attorney Don Marblestone says the 17 members of the grand jury, meeting for the first time since they were empaneled two months ago, returned the Indictment at 2:36 p.m. Thursday. ROBBERIES IN SANFORD . Sanford police say today they, have added two more armed robberies to their list of crimes under Investigation. Early this morning, two young Sanford residents - were robbed at gunpoint as they leftSambo's restaurant, U. S. Highway 1742., police say. AhthbnyFeury, 18, and Kathy Crandall, 1ë, told police they iia * , dicts In I i * Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __ - ~~ An3LD .. .- I . . __ -. . I Frlday June fl,iflo I , * 0 * .. .111 * . . ' �-.—. - . - - I - I / — , 11 - b I , r -• - - - - -. - • -- - - ) • - - •- - __________ • I . EveningHd - .. W (LiSPS 481 780) - Legal Not e-- - ORDINANCE NO. 40 ANORDINANCEOFTHECITY WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher - THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor _____ - -- JAMES BIRD,Adv?tisingDcfor - Home Delivery: Wc°k, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, Luu; iear, Hi.UiJ. By '.latI: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75: 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. IV - S U.S. Needs ' Help Sàdi 0 .. In 1978, the Carter administration won con!ressional annroval of its ta'kip c1a nf it i-i--- . - - -- - fighters to Egypt, Israel, and Saudi Arabia partly . by promising to restrict the capabilities of the super sophisticated F15s sold to the Saudis; The promise was a concession to those who feared the Saudi F-15s might wind up threatening Israel's security. Now, the Saudis are pressing the administration to revoke that 2-year old pledge and sell them the . + .5 -------- - + -. e: - Hope Fo omorrow . gear that would double the F-15's range and give the fighters a ground and sea-attack capability. The administration appears sympathetic to the Saudi request although no decision has been . - thousands of corporations The answer to the first question is simple which make up our economic system. There enough. The revolution that overthrew the Shah of are over 90,000,000 voters who indirectly own Iran in 1979 and, in the process, wrecked the stocIcs and bonds, thus giving us all a vital Iranian armed'forces, removed the pro-Western stake in the task of setting free private enguardian of the strategic Persian gulf. Thus, terprise. If your employer or your union owns a Saudi Arabia is now front-line state in the . energy heartland. As for Israel's security, most military experts For fifty years, "liberal" politicians have used stockholders as the whipping boys of agree that the Israelis will continue to boast the America. Their tactics are subtle. They shout premier air force in the Middle East for the foreseeable future, whatever additions are made derogatorily about "big business." They -, scream about "excess profits." This currently seizing from us is - - EDUCATION WORLD New-Fa n*gled D p omas i By PATRICIA McCORMACK promotion - figure survive In the real newly hired the ahareowners, and that profit Is heavily taxed. Then, when this same money is paid as a would be hout1ng in the streets years below of Exit Harpers 'Differentiated Diplomas" in Its quarterly, "The Practitioner", W. Keefe, association director research and author, says a key question is: inflation and depression unemployment. These politicians li ke to pass the buck present mess to OPEC. They never mention hi gher t he muchJower infla tion rates "Should the diploma itself be differentiated that it reflect different kinds of programs and-or diite. Ing ,levels 'of skill and per- e nomy for so James we are cartel than are we, All "social transfer" politicians — those who take from the productive to unproductive — must Don't be fooled by . 1&50 built its circulation in the early years by serializing the novels of Dickens and Thackeray. It published the poetry of Tennyson, and the to issuing Already this political buzz word is plundering productive citizens and forcing massive transfers of wealth. away from potentially of our 100,900,000-plus We could unshackle our industry, set marketplace - school districts and state s, briefly, te must move our na tion a giant step forward and away from the dead hand WORLD - -.. nothing short of amazing. Even when ne the oil giants is caught ripping off the American public, it puts on an air of outraged more often than not, the / Carter administration swallows Itall. - ' ','- o ' , -- - •- .: L, : 1. I -. ".:*~: : ,• ' . . - -. '-.1 .. ' -- fiqer-wMiN Warently oultraged MoK mism of the 6A piinoply of federW pveirn- wtiat by the federal government. Caught allegedly overcharging Its customers by 14$ :- -' , ... ..... , + - wtlicis is mi1lion, Mobil was allowed by ft preakleat's •. -• ..'. wa, we ."c , wu busy behind the scenes, because Moth's water boiling, aP9tY' What UOne that the Oil I0bO sipped the company a copy of a were IWI ____ White flouae memo. It described the harsh 'could be punished by unctløi* ipinit that the government was conMobil iubsldiiiiu U MOntgomery WIflL sidering ag& MobiL This possibility was in fact reflected by Evidently astounded, Mobil Prgsident . president's wage.prlce watciulogs. Wlfltsm Tavoular.0 omi AprIl 3 fired off an Another posaiile weapon met MObil, Economic Policy Group to wriggle out of , mul Umillionllar gouge by ving up million In permissible price Increases. Net for Mobil: $15 million the money It wrongfully got '- of _____ " But on a posit/vs note — I'VJ A) Ing ss from telsilsIon end I't' AM g3ttlng Th. trouble with the president's uidel1nes .- . ____l.- - -',' -, - - + . ...*-',' . ., - - ' • -'.+ T.. ' - -- .- and. ., Services (the new name for dear old HEW) has , The two in China — and the fact of their being there will surprise many.- are available and vocal. One is exuberant: "1 was decades ahead of Nixon. J!lstor' has vindkedmy decision." - -The other Seems rather wistful: "My decision the the day he took a crudely fashioned knife and cut them off because of spreading g:.sgrene caused by frostbite in prison. "I counted to 10 about ,I hundred ti;nes before I finally did it," has no regrets. lie did his "growing up" in a prisoner-of-war camp in North Korea and at Peking University in China, he says. "I think about it as a very unique experience. I think life in the POW catimp and in China settled me down. I was a poor, uneducated black. If! had come ' + lie I- only good jobs blacks were getting then were as teachers and II1aihflefl-afld I knew those-were farand few between." Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Publish June DEX , Adainis said lie was -wild and running with the wrong crowd" when he decided to enlist in 1947, He 27, 1O 71 was 21 when he was reported mWing In action in December 1950. In China, offer help with adoptions of children. this Notice of Administration: Division foreign-born I ORDAINED BY THE CITY FOLLOWS: offers detailed information on the scope of each agency's work. For example, some agencies provide serviices only to people living in their areas, sme provide services only to people certain fai ths; some offer EACH SIDE OF THE DEX 76 FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CEN TER LINE: BEGINNING $0 FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTH. EAST CORNER OF THE SOUTH. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF EAST 1 4 OF THE SOUTHWEST , FL OR , A B 10 H T E E NT H counsellngor home study; some are licensed,, others aren't. Each main officIals' addresses and phone numbers are given. agency's State as well as private agencies are listied, and so Is such specialized inf or mation asthe addresses of all the officers of the U. S. Immigra tion a nd Naturalization Service, OF SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 20 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR FEET TO THE P.C. OF AN 11 DE- IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF GREE '51 MINUTE CURVE TO WAYNE DOUGLAS LEWIS. Husband THE THE RIGHT HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 60 DEGAEES and A companion paperback, ANDA RADIUS OF 484.27 FEETi MARY HILDA LEWIS, need to know to start the difficult (but gratifying) process of adopting a foreign-borni chi ld. The guide lines, for instance, tell . Wife THENCE ALONG SAID CURVE $12.82 FEET TO THE PT. OF AMENDED SAID CURVE; THENCE NORTH NOTICE OF ACTION partent.s about ways ease the child into the family — photo, let. ters, colori ng books, small gif ts, even more HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE c o General Delivery OF 60 DEGREES AND A RADIUS Osteen, Florida 32764 OF 412.27 FEET; THENCE A- fainUiarity with the child's languge are suggested. The new family by the way,,can be - MORE OR LESS TO A POINT 645% dissolution of marriage and ii~ OF SAID SECTION.' child, You can get them by writing Superintendent Documents, U. S. Govern, meat Printing Office, Washington, DC, DESCRIPTION: ROCK LAKE any, thereto upon PetItioner's ROAD: A 23 FOOT ST3IP OF attorney. ROBERT M. MORRIS. of TOWNSHIP20 rnedlattly thersaitter; otherwise, a SOUTH. RANGE 29 EAST, SAID default will be en ter ed against you POINT BEING ON THE NOR. the relief dema nded in the ', ". lap qtermso th company, wu to lower On amount of federal ,- * of ongwood, Fl*rida, Chapter 69. ij, LawS of Florida, 190, Chapter 7291, Laws of Florida, bIlth 19U, and Florida Statute 5171 01• DEX-26 money that had to be Involved in a Contractbefore it could be canceled for p' compliance with the guidelines. The Economic Policy Group memo suggested that ___ IoweringthecontractfIgurefrorn$nnij.. $1 million — even zero — "would be mo - + required WITHIN THREE MON T KS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS saved his money to open hereby address of the creditor or his ent .-. Forewarned by leaks from friends In the gOV'flflt, Mobil reacted with its usual bter. Carter caved BusIness giants are the Mme sweet deal that Mobil got one f1cjj' - claimed. It the claim Is not yet FIdIllo Name Statutes. Tocrinanco becoming eftCttvL the Section $36.09 Florida Statutes Jdint and prepiv flifI 1951. th'ovewibed annexed area Sig. Caroie $: DePinto shell be eof Itlad to all Of the rigts Fans M. Nelame us privileges and Immunities U Publish Jung 37 & July 1, 11, ii. .froin time to time, dillIffillitilifled IM lhg governing auThonityoO the OEX-112 Star inedal for exeniplar% conduct in ground to change their decisions to prison camp. Britannica nature of the uncertainty "it be notes percent of all American prisoners "actively Curtain, Iron prisoner exchange. "Hell, the Americans prolonged The 21 were sent, variously, in China to schools, to the war by two )-cars because of this." stated. lithe claim is secured, the secur i ty shall be described. The + -_ . Iy01j Notice of Administration has been A410#002 cm ..i out than A%Aft 32 you ________________________________________________ _______ • _______ - -- - - CAL LTONIGIII. 10 minutes from __________ Florida. ____ anywiiere in DIALED DIR.EC1' this Notice of Administration; June 21, 1980. Joyce C. Bran . AflER 5PM AFtER II PSI Boston $2.58 $1.58 Chicago S2.58 $1.58 Kansas City Francisco LosAn des . Detroit NewYork New Orl eans - -, _______ Cincinnati - . - - + - $2.58 $2.58 $2.71 $1.58 $1.58 - _______ $1.66 - ______ $2.71 $2.58 $2.58 S2.45 . :' Lakeland, Florida 33901 1 - I $1.58 $1.58 ' p S1.50 — 1&4 w4 inclukd - - -------------- -ni& rates on wcckcm%tcKk from I I p.m. Hiday until 5 p.m. Sunday. 1 Eeadi*sttonIgIitwhhimgdIstance It'saotof1oveforthemone - UFLORIOA :' - $1.66 _______ I -, S. Missouri Avenue AM STATE m LLAORIVE ___________________ to protest what eastern that it was learned that perhaps 15 with them behind the : :. ct • Southern Bel ØIlimbout an operator's saivancc I ratesepply iii cab .4.diin the US. thtccliliai ratesdo ra4 - to um Mid appt to prflcn4o'pentin. , car,. - cliucu. crc.iJ,I catd.eullcct call,. csih cba,erd to asa.*h,r + - stay in China prisoners of cozying up to their captors in com- Europe later — one was a Belgian native and two he clauned was WiLshington's prolonging of the munist However, the Encyclopa edia E ur ope an gir ls in China and went Korean war by repeated changing of Its stand on married Tephone: (813) 6flU3% Publish June 27 & July 4, 1950 ______ Wit: DE X. lOS SECTION 4: That upon this had it all to (10 over again 1(1 think twice and mmi;tybe I wouldn't have slayed.'' lie is a World War II veteran "lit) got the Bronze by fellow North Korea into China to live. Three went to lie said he elected army and LAW OFFICES Of Off Wall *9 lnt*M to register sold name e. " arrangements, All were accused by the or attorney, and the amount 726 and a barn. We burned up in summer and froze in prisoners came back under the prisoner winter." and they had gone Iroirm and tus EnglLsh conies out lit a strong I'exas drasi re pa triation As Personal Representative of the Estate city map of the City of Longwood, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida, to include the annexation Seminolo County, contained In Section I hireal. cardancewith ths provisions of the Lerviewed by phone by Hobert ('rabbe Raymond Wilkinson of tile UPI Peking bureau. "We making Howard C. A ( ,'iiiis, 55, formerly of Corsicarcl, No formal peace Texas, is the one who said his only regret was the heartache a nd hardaiiipht his f,iiiiily: "Pt'rhapsif I way of the fictitious name SCHOTT to amend. of SAFARI ICE CREAM, and that CLIFFORD J. s"ge, and suppligmiliflif the the President', power to price and al1oe' least the Thirty Years' Bicker. Just was basis for the claim, the name and - CTION 3: ThaI the City Clerk Florida under aww" i authorized - at - Longwood, Seminole County, , Randy Fischer, Esq. ed. War, young captives of " re*te& up wali a1w mentioned In tW booft mm ;' -, Years' Date of the first publication of 6. 13, 20, V. 1980. June to t'onibat, and he went to colk'gt' (' ',ears+ After not to go home. serving as a cheiiiist in tlit' Tsinan tutu for most of The cooking house. They refused. The army gave them dishonorable time ,ears in China, he vii as asked to he an English Those wno had refused repatriation came out of discharges. They retained their U.S. citizenshiP. teacher in a nearb)- inedical sch(x)l - The Chillese China singly, or in two's and three's the first The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1955 that the are in urgent need of them three came out after only a year — and almost to a lnilitary cannot court-martial a former serviceinan Ilis China-born daughters are no" aged '22 and 20, man they condemned the communist life. for something he did while in service, one a iiiedical intern and ttmt' other foiIosing her One said, "It he ll. We ate like dogs. We slept in The 21 had declined when 3,597 other American fattier's chemist fooLsk'ps becameatruckdriver, and SECTION 2: That the corporate STANLEY FRISCHMUTH FICTITIOUS NAME limits of the City of Longwood. Deceased • F$Q Ida, be and the same are Notice 5 hereby given that we ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL at Mety redefined so as to Include are engaged in business said and hreln descrIbed and Sweetw.ter Square, SuIte 6, REPRESENTATIVE: or The ultimate threat that got Mobil woited MAMELE p Office Drawer H Sanford. Florid a 32171 a i work as a teacher or translator, he begged un- time of three years in communist captivity when in successfull y for a year for any job. He finally December 1953 they were given a final opportunity mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE THERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE Petition. DATE OF THE FIRST OF$TATE ROAD S.434, THENCE WITNESS myhend and the RUN NORTH 1263.9 FEET TO A of this Court on the 3id dayssal PUBLICATION OF THIS of NOTICE, to file any objections POINT 173 FEET WEST AND 15 June, A. D. 1980. they may have that challenges the FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTH. (SEAL) validity of the decedent's will, the EAST CORNER OF THE SOUTH. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. qualifications of the personal EAST 'I, OF THE SOUTHWEST¼ Clerk of the Court representative, or the venue or OF SAID SECTION, By: Cynthia Proctor jurisdiction of the court. be and the same is hereby annexed As Deputy Clerk ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, DL AND to and made a part of the City of ROBERT M. MORRIS, of OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Longwood. Florida, pursuant to HUTCHISON, MORRIS WILL BE FOREVER BARRED • farms. A study in Aiiierica to state are LINE: BEGINNING 115 - 61h, 11011110, and file the original - r- I tried holidays. Then a enable the clerk to mail one copy FeET WEST AND 100 FEET th.r.ofwlthth,Cl,rkofthlsCOurt on to each personal representative. NORTH OF THE SOUTHEAST tither before service All persons interested In thq CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST Petitioner's attorney or estote to wh om a copy of this 1,iiiff SECTION 36. $6.50; the guidelines (Stock No. 017-0140M-* factories, or after they defected showed that when they juimll from torture or LAND ON EACH SIDE OF THE Post Office Drawer H. Sanford, claimant shall deliver sufficient FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CEN. Florida, 32171, on or before July copies of the claim to the clerk to TER - Include the dock number In your request andii- now trying to 'get a copy of your written defenses, It + purposes." sec FEET SOUTH AND 812+8 FEET arrearage in child support due, the date when it will become WEST OF THE NORTHEAST payments has been filed against due shall be stated. It the claim Is CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST you and you are required to serve contingent or unllquidated, the you're thinking about'adopting a foreign-born. - Korea to let South Korea alone: UPI repor ter Susan White, who Interviewed him sure that Korea is kept ur at his restaurant, says "the food was dellcious".IIis treaty has ever been signed. wife and a daughter are now back in China on who declined repatriation The 21 visit. Adanis works seven days a week to keep his — average age 231i; average schooling, 101-. years; b usiness 'going. When he returned In 1966, hoping to 20 volunteers, one inducted — had spent an average be in writing and must inclicat the fied for home." the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim muSt LONG SAID CURVE 512.12 FEET, that an amended proceeding for a single person If he or she Is 25 or older. The two paperbacks are invaluable if . Mow's . C. BRANDT. whose ad and address of the personal camp, a bothered inc until the Post Office Drawer C, Sanford. Florida 32771, The personal representative of the estate Is representati ve's attorney are-set forth below All persons having claims or demands aoaunst the estate are and only a few picture what it was like. Finally I said, 'I'm going this month, President Carter cautioned North NOTICE, to file with the clerk of 300EGREES WEST 120 FEET TO TO: Wayne Douglas Lewis Residence unknown THE P.C. OF AN 11 DEGREE SI Last known address, MINUTE CURVE TO THE RIGHT adoptive have catight Mobil, but it W" F RISC H MU T H, deceased, File Numbef 60 224 CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which S JOYCE enemy, lie said that with each passing holiday his It dribbled away into an uneasy and shaky truce Iloth are now English teachers and Wth formerly I yearning for America grew stronger: "It never in 1953, and it could be called, if not tile Thirty worked in a 'I' sinan paper inill. They were in- SOUTH. RANGE 29 EAST; SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA dress is $124 Dorman Road. Lakeland, Florida 33803 The name THENCE RUN WEST 403.42 Civil Action No. 80-426-CA-04-P Adoption Guidelines," tells just about alt 1) costs $4.25.. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE STANLEY Sanford, Florida 32771 DESCRIPTION: SLADE Telephone. 30S 322 1314 DRIVE: A 25 FOOT STRIP ON Publish June 2o, 2i. i9so of was VING NOTIFIED that the ad ministration of the estate of BRIDGES described property, to wit: NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY SECTION 1: That the following P.O. Drawer z the about 5 percent — steadfastly resisted all Coinprison Deceased AND ALL OTHER PERSONS REPRESENTATIVE: COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF C. Vernon Mu, Jr. of LONGWOOD, FLORIDA,' AS CLEVELAND. MIZE & Chinese language and collaborated with When he came home to Memphis after three munist efforts to Indoctrinate them or to use them the army, 20 knew nothing of communismexcept as years in the army, three years in the propaganda sort of misty word; 20 had no idea why they were and 13 years in China, he had a Chinese wife and two It also says ftt nearly 60 percent of the prisoners in Korea fighting; 18 grew tip in povertyand eight-of children and called turncoat, neglect, died . those in grinding poverty: 17 didn't finish high . "I think it was out of fear that people treated me school; 15 were under 21 when captured. the way they did. I never became a communist. Our The Korean War — first major conflict of the status in China was that of a foreign student visiting nuclear age — took 140,806 American casualties, lit China, tile two who stuck it out are in the inindefinitely." 33,729 of them killed, In three years. dtLstrtal town of Tsinan, 200 miles south of Peking. STANLEY FRISCHMUTH, . The Koreas inain(ain .in ims(eady peact,30 vears after (if(, war began. he spent seven years in the university and won the equivalent of a master's Date of the first publication of File Number 80.214-CP of the Estate of Frances G .Tooke -1 . andto annex said area, Deceased NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL The directory is arranged by state and prospective ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR As Personal Representative Florida, to accept said Petition ,-':r.:'::"..". prison cost him three toes. fie vividly remembers -' Clerk of the Court By June I. Curtis NOTICE. to file any objections Patricia Stenstrom Interest of the City of Longwood, - in this country is Clarence Adams of Memphis, . FIRST THIS Florida, has deemed it In the best publishdd a directory listing 384 just ;'- whereabouts. Arthur H Beckwith Jr mission of the City of Longwood, agencies and organizations nationwide, which ---a.... again.-Turncoats, The term stung. With the 30th anniversary of the Korean War ou tbreak coming June 25,, they have mostly concealed their literature. • ..-. the Army, called collaborators, were disillusioned terms of said ChaHer received; - . - degree, studying the That has changed at last, 1. country. as to the sufficiency of OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Such Petition pursuant to the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED PROBATE DIVISION - + + not acctistomed to Uncle Sam acting mont power to enforce a s13pOIIdl7 vohm. uppity to an Od compatty. MOK meanwhile, , tary ,---program-" by required, WITHIN of Seminole County, Florida Chapter 75-291, Laws of Florida, representative, or the venue or 1973, and the certification of the jurisdiction of the court. Ap. - + Call it the disillusionment of the young who have foll awed a gleam and Found it dulling. Those who returned toAmerica, dishonorably discharged from JOSEPH D GREENE. JR etc, el Notice of Administration has been - . I Kahn, chairman of the Council on Wage and misfit in any and what agencies are equipped to handle S can easily be overcome by' paid counter- Price Stability.' prepagandain Wading newep.pers_they "Do grounds of basic fairness and ed stick the administration can wield Is cutting sense," Tavoulareas wrote, "we call upon you off federal contracts and exposing the price to discontinue yaw' present campaign against gougers to bad publicity. In the case of oil Mobtl .,.Itseernainconcejvabletousthatln companies, this Is a thin reed indeed, the year 1* a senior adviser in the White ButeventheEconomlcPoilcyGroup'iznfld House would even consider attempting the of Confidential, documents disclose how Mobil 1. I voluntary. Aside frolin jawboning — which and Florida, - against the Communist life. Call it the way of the - contingent or unliquidaled, the in the above action be included therein; mailed are County Property Appraiser their needs and problems. UdI)PVWVU 444W LUIVI)V. homesickness. Call it turning. of the stomach . Seminole County Property - WASHENGMN — Big 01.1's arrogance is . . LINE pursuant tottw Charter of the City they may have that challenge the of Longwood, Florida, Chapter 9 validity of the decedent's will, the . ,,., ------- --- --%, , • , , - easily I - .-- . -- - ..I •: - socialism. ".'," what the applicable federal and state laws ag Mobil Resents Administration - J #,' testing at certain gates In the educational studies diploma, for students who have not pr ocess—and If students fail tests In reading selected specific career. fln*h WUX% f,t, ,4JIIV. IIIlV IJOLII Fifteen came back to America over the years. Call Box I:fl WHEREAS. said Petition was PATE OF - - THE duly certified to the Seminole PUBLICATION OF _ ., -: ,: ¼ .X. . s ago for the 21 U.S. Army youths, Korean War prisoners,whochosenottocomehome -.tostay in 'Red China.'.' basis for the claim, the name and Seminole County, Florida, will sell address of the creditor or his agent the following described property and, vocational diploma for those preparing for of course, a check or money order. The,. calls for job entry or advanced training; general directory (Stock No, 017.O91.003-e) costs' JACK ANDERSON • - of vo prep diploma for those allning for college; (The competency movement In specific That was the label inAmerica nearly three decades Tenn., whose Chinese wife taught him to cook. He now runs "The Chop Suey house," a Mandarin Chinese take-out shop. Adams says he was never a communist. Corn. munists captured' him. The privations of their requesting to of out on the :toth anniversary of the war, looks into postwar lives.) By H.D. QUIGG UPI Senior Editor Twenty-one stayed. But only two stuck it out, and they are still in China today: What is a "turncoat"? TION. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF al. DESCRIPTION: ROCK LAKE THIS NOTICE:' 'to file with the Defendants ROAD: A 25 FOOT STRIP OF clerk of the above court a written NOTICE OF SALE LAND ON EACH SIDE OF- THE Statement of any claim or demand Notice is hereby given that FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CEN- they may have, Each claim must ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR - as TER LINE: BEGINNING 17$ be in writing .and must indlcatetl'ie Clerk of the Circuit Court, - Longwood, Inter-country servicemen given the chance. The following hen requesting annexation to the All persons interested in the Florida, according to the Plat corporate area of the City, of estate to whom a cppy of this thereof as recorded in Plat Book adoptions has never been gathered in one, accessible place. Indeed, there's been a lot you'll complete requirements In a special area diploma," he said. - + American- story, THIS OF I OF STATE ROADS 43-4, THENCE nature of the uncertainty shall be Honorable Robert B McGregor. at RUN NORTH 1263.9 FEET TO A stated, lithe claim is secured, the ii 00a .m July I?. I9SOat the west POINT 115 FEET WEST AND 75 Security Shall be described. The front door of the courthouSe- in FEET SOUTH OF THE NOR claimant shall deliver sufficient Sanford, Seminole County, THEAST CORNER OF THE copies of the claim to the clerk to Florida: SOUTHEAST '.- OF THE SOUTH enable the clerk to mail ne copy Lot 19 in Block A in LAKEWOOD . parents haven't been able to find irwentymie taken prisoner during the Korean War shocked theirelbow countrymen at the end of the war-h' refusing to return home family — because of that, maybe I wouldn't do it again." But politically he has no regrets. He messes American football. Both have Chinese wives and Families. Among the more vocal of those who can be traced THERLY RIGHT OF WAY - . — ARE drest is Post Office - . Remaining U.S. Servicemen Eventually Drifted 'Back Home CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST or attorney, and the amount situate in Seminole County, ¼0F SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 20 claimed. If the claim is not yet Florida at public sale pursuant to SOUTH,RANGE 29 EAST, SAID due, the date when it will become the order granting Motion to to POINT BEING ON THE NOR due Shall be Stated. lithe claim Is Date of Sale entered June 18, adopted Mexican child Is silng the adoptive with average of free, eat, but how does it , taste? And is it really dividends and restore the value of our savings. This fall, our s. for and eliminate the discrimina tion of the double taxation of nutritious? consumer skills, health-drugs, problem solving and community resource —Columbus publIc'schools, Ohio: Diplomas include "regular" student passed 17 units to The passing of Harper's is like seeing an old votes could, finally, break up big government. family restaurant torn down to make way for a fast-food outlet. You can still order something to for from those who use the catchword, "compassion." useful investments. The awesome power areas But no diploma sy5tem,itself guarantees ranging academic and arts to business that a student did his or her best, Keefe education and practical education; "diploma cautions. He said no diploma plan will be of completion" — for those meeting reduced successful without a commitment to per- requirements. sonalizing the student learniq environment. —Loyola Sacred Heat High, Missoula, 411f . par- Mont.: Regular diploma shows student met the competency movement, _In ticular, is be a viable and nonpwiitive academic requirements; honors diploma process, it must be accompanied by a means hi gh gr ades, ranging from cum laude redesigned instructional system that ... to summa cum laude-, nondiploma certificate provides remedlatlon where needed, enrich- Is student who went to school for four ment where desired ... and a variety years but Is Ineligible to receive diploma. alternatives to the traditional high school —Memphis High, Mem phis, Mich.: College go. bear on the issues that dominated our history and cultural development for more than a century. competency one type, so-called "differentiated" diplomas. give to the works of such American authors as Mark Twain and Stephen Crane. In its essays and commentary some of America's best minds were brought to eight for countries are far more dependent on the oil The magazine started by the Harper brothers in s Mexico State Board of Education, Santa Fe: Requires certification In graduation: reading, writing, ma th, government and history, —New - employment in Germany and Japan. These deserted the editors. Examples of diploma dive(sity found by formance?" Keefe found nine variations of diplomas and finished all requirements graduation; nationwide and a trend among avant garde ,ldiploma with distinction" — 19 units comschool systems more than of B or better and pleted or editors deserted the readers or the readers of so for our goes on the rocks, one cannot be sure whether the grade level," The National Association of Secondary diploma. If students pass at a certain level, School Principals In Reston, Va., helps - an- the diploma may bear a gold seal. Most'school swer the questions in a report entitled districts utlUze the optional practice. politicians have of our money When a distinguished magazine like Harper's - and even basic skills were weakened our many years by "social co finally transfer" that Inheriting the whirlwind of banana-republic V academic motivation grads admitted are dunces at spelling, Keefe: and basic math — —Idaho State Department of Education, although their high school "grades" Boise: Schools certify competencies by fair. statement or by seal on the graduation dividend, greedy politicians tax it again. Any other minority . high school grads. —College officials amazed to learn some In these . circumstances, refusing to sell the Saudis what they need to strengthdh the punch of their own air force would be foolish. ERRY 'S teach anyone anything unless that person really Washington demanding to be set free frbrn such Injustice. This fail, let us vote only for politicians who have publicly promised to eUminate this shabby treatment. B can —Bosses wondering what to expect of the youngsters who enter senior high four or five When our companies make a profit,,, that I 4 "It is a truism that nobody anta, - + to enough to well - in Miami, where the natural moU*r of an on school diploma holders can't read or write or meaningless to students who have no Liberal ;' • hl IN " THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF600EGREESAND&RADIUS Rinehart Road, Lake Mary. Fla. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA OF 482.27 F E E T; THENCE 37746 The name and addreSs of th e. . Cass No. 7.37S, + ALONG SAID CURVE $12.82 personal representativ' attorney FEET, MORE OR LESS TO A are set forth below, ATLANTIC BANK OF ORLANDO. All persons having claims or POINT 615 FEET SOUTH AND etc. 882.8 FEET WEST OF T}IE demands against the estate are Plaintiff. NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE required, WITHIN THREE vs II ~FEET WEST AND 100 FEET EAST from Thebottomlineaboutdiplomas,said Keefe, parents to regain her child. . . Unt il now,' information "We must ask ourselves what is the most Or 6ne who fooled around until "let out" via effective way to utilize 1.14 secondary school social the practice of passing diploma help young pe ople achieve greater everyone at the end of a school year? potential in their educational experience. , from: . adoptions has been SouthKorean. In 1978, for example, 3,045 of the children came from Colombia, 287 the South Korea, 599 Philippines, 152 from Mexico, 149 from India. the globe, Therestcamefrom nations in small numbers. One reason the black market in Latin children has developed Is that the YOU SOUTHWEST k4 OF SAID SEC MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF is this: history. Let us never forget that the consumer . . ., .1 repeat.) Persian Gulf oil states must somehow be coun- by former President Ford. As It is, U.S. America. - complicated. That's resulted in cases fib —Taxpayers wondering why some high wan ts to learn It. Special diplomas will be credible defense of the Persian Gulf. - or math at those gates, they must UPI EdU(fl0l1 Edi tor What does a Wgh school diploma stand for? Agoodstudentwhoworked hard In school? Is least served by those who Inhibit, shackle HAVING 'A ClEllifRAL ANGLE l —Students. forces are stretched far too thinly to assure a -. . - h,s been achieved by any other civilization in 1976 - ' which has given our nation more luxury than to Latin from o - couples desperately want to adopt*a baby. THE INTEREST OF + American,, since, according to the State Department. The largest component of inter-country .- __ of Soviet or Soviet-inspired aggression against the billion from the five-year defense plan proposed in - ,I remarkable, resilient free enterprise system profit belongs childless 1967 By 1976 the total ha. risen to,L552, and rougily that level has been maintained ever . The questions come the Middle East had not President Carter cut $58 "_. ".-_ . 11 ': I Sometimes we forget that it Is our enough to meet almost any conceivable threat in of - have been rising in this nation. Those "lJ3tercountry adoptions" amounted to only 1,905 Lii , ' .1~ :", savings and lnvestmeht helped to produce it. The United States might have been strong Tens ot thousand5 - - ' - ' more oppresive government. Our hard work, planes would never become involved in a future - Legal adoptions of foreign-born chfldren,. - x- squander to - adoptive babies from . ta payers' money, which greedy politicians are Arab-Israeli war, But the more immediate threat . • - . - account, insurance ora home, itlsimperative 15s. Admittedly, no one can guarantee that Saudi , . - If your church, your college or your hospital has an endowment, the Income and capital gains from these investments helps you and your family. Finally, if you personally own bonds, shares, a savings to the range and attack capab~ilities of the Saudi F- I .. . stragegy. for eliminating Western influence in the that your votes in November restore to you w ha t Is yours, world's + . retirement. Russians and their surrogates that much more to worry about as they fashion their . Korean.War urncoats NOTICE OF INTENT TO FICE COST OF SUBMITTAL OF THENCE RUN WEST 103+12 HEREBY THIS BID IS CONSIDERED AN FEET TO THE P.C. OF AN 11 NOTIFIED lhat ihe, ad OPERAT4ONAL COST OF THE DEGREE 51 MINUTE COVE TO ministration of the estate of BIDDER AND SHALL NOT BE THE RIGHT HAVING - A CEN - FRANCES G. TOOKE, dec eased, BORNE BY THIS OFFICE TRAIL ANGLE OF 60 DEGREES File Number 80 251 CP. Is pending TROY RAY. JR., AND A RADIUS OF 484.27 FEET; in the Circuit Court for Seminole TAX COLLECTOR THENCE ALONG SAID CURVE County, Florida, P.robMe,.fl1Mi.sJ_ SE M INOLE COUNTY, 512.82 FEET TO THE P. T. OF the address of which I Seminole FLORIDA _SAIQCURVELIHENCE,,,NQRTH County Courthouse, Sanford, PUBLISH June L1989 bEQREES WEST 170 FEET TO FTOa 37TF THE P.C. OF AN 11 DEGREE 51 . representative of the estate . , .1 MINUTE CURVE TQTPs')GHT Patricia Stenstrom, whose act...-. -On the Qther hand, there are thousands of , parentless children in tI world who could,be adopted by loving, childless Americans. One.' piece of evidence Is the black market In' . . pension . fund, that money is invested in stocks and bonds to better provide for Your ,.ives the . - I a them a potent surface-attack potential simply PERSONS SOUTH, RANGE '29 EAST: INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE , - Parents --- - -. . - - own 'shares In horn of Africa. Doubling the range of Saudi F-15s and providing Adoptive I . . .. - governmen't. There are ,000,000'American voters who struggle to contain the Soviet pincers closing in on the Persian Gulf from Southwest Asia and the'- - -- I AND ALL OTHER SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 20 - •- --- - -- minority present an opp&tunity to move our nation forward to a new freedoh-i from tracted to purchase? And, second, -would doing so pose a significant threat to Israel? . - - . i `% -' . - . , miIi'tary-jxilitical justification foretthancing the capabilities of the 60 F-15s the. Saudis have-con- - m - - T announced. I Help For _________ paff1oex1c:fr - CR extra fuel tanks, bomb racks, add aerial refueling . Lo'ngwood, Florida, and the DRIVE: A iS'FOOTSTRIP ON FRANCES GILL TOOKE, THIS OFFICE RESERVES EACH SIDE OF THE FOLLOWTHE RIGHT TO RFJECT ANY Deceased ING DESCRIBED CENTER OR ALL BIDS, WITH OR NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION LINE: BEGINNING 50 FEET WITHOUT CAUSE, TO WAIVE SOUTH OF THE NORTHEASt TO ALL PERSON HAVING TECHNICALITIES, OR TO AC OR CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST CLAIMS DEMANDS CEPT THE BID WHICH IN ITS ' OF THE SOUTHWEST '- OF AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE JUDGEMENT BEST SERVES • ____________________________ Friday, June 27, 1930—SA EveningHé1Id, Sanford, Fl. . -•-- City of DING WITHIN THE CORPOR 1969, and Chapter 75-297, Laws of -engage fl business under the Mt AREA OF Tl'l CITY OF Florida. 1975. • . . fictitious name ofD&J EQUIP' LONGWOOD, FLORIDA. AN SECTION S. If any section or MENT CO at Route 7, Box 780, AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND portion of a SCCtiOfl of this or- Londwood . Florida, 32750. intends BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNI!. dinance proves to be invalid, ,. ._.,.,.. ,,. •.. .....- .....- •. AND MORE PARTICULARLY unlawful, or unconstitutional, .it Clerk of DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS; shall not'be held to invalidate or Seminole County, Florida. (SEE LEGAL DESCRIPTION impair the validity, forCe or effect s E dw ard Gegner BELOW) REDEFINING+:THE of -anyothersectionor'part.of this SRU J+ Gegner CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE ordinance. Publish June 20. 77 A. July 1, it. CITY OF LONGWOOD, SECTION 6. All ordinances or 1980 FLORIDA, TO INCLUDE SAID rts pa of Ordinances in Conflict DES 77 LAND WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL herewith be and the same re ____________________ LIMITS OF THE CITY;' hereby repealed. INVITATION TO BI AMENDMENT SECTION 7+ AIJTHORIZING This ordinance TAX COLLECTOR TO CITY MAP TO INCLUDE shall take effect' pursuant to the SAID LAND ANNEXED; provisions Of Florida Statute COUNTY OF SEMINOLE PROVIDING FOR S171.011. THE SEPARATE SEALED BIDS FOR RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES FOR FIRST READING: June 9, ITEMS LISTED BELOW WILL CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; 1980 BE RECEIVED IN THE OFFICE. SEVERABILITY AND EFFEC. PubliSh - June 25, 77 & July 3 , 11. OF TAX COLLECTOR—ROOM TIVE DATE. 1980 103 COURTHOUSE 217 N. PARK WHEREAS. there has been f iled DEX96 AVE. SANFORD, FLORIDA. wflh the City Clerk of the, of 32771 UNTIL 10:00 AM. LOCAL Lcngwood, Florida, a Petit l conTIME, JULY 10, 1980+ IP( THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR tam i ng the names of property SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 2 ELECTRONIC CASH REGIS otqnecs in the area of Seminole PROBATE DIVISION TERS County, Florida, described as File No. I0-254.CP - SPECIFICATIONS AVAIL follows: ABLE IN THE OFFICE OF TAX IN RE: ESTATE OF - Friday, June 27, 1980-4A . + Legãl Nótice provisions of said - Charter of the REGISTER FICTITIOUS OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, City of Longwood, Florida, NoIlcE IS HEREBY QIVEN ANNEXING TO AND INCLU: Char 69 1268, Laws of Florida, •thaf the underslgtled, desiring to Area Code 30322-26I br 831-9993 - - Le9a1 Notice . r . - - 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 - I _________ S . + + . ... 5 .,_..' , �/ - ,. ._ -. ' f . _._ , . I . - 4 - - I ,..LIL&g - - ii ---a----- - • • ',__ . - I - - 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl BLONDIE 3.4T THE HALL d . 1, ! .. !k - .. -.. . I , - --. - - - . - . ~ - ". . -/I`-, I— )" 'L 1 \\\ " \~IIII., . I I n fl I '' . . . d 49:&raw States Army . or i Let Doctor View, Salv 18 River (SpJ age --c I r Stomach Problems _ A . , C1 o 7 . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl.' Friday, June 27, I980-7A ' . a - I. en G' d . __4 . -. - . . . . . .. I - - . . P I. - p ..I - I garden cannot wear Light clothing or 8 Mountains I 3$Salve 1 . moon .I 0 tight belts without suffering 36 English 55 Compass I . 26 8 I bird W , BodyP9e -4. .9 . i __~.M;:!~d. "' ~*' " the urge to vomit I have admiral — point . 27 Hry' 10 Covets 56 Marries but had b~ . 38 Kick type 28 Genetic BEETLE BAILEY minimmmoll I I Inscf ibed r ' by Mort Walker material 39 Examined surgery 20 years ago for a tablet DOWN 31 Explosive 40 Stringed haiVe fibroid tumor. Could that in the stomach, neutralizing . 19 Younger -I'M BACK WHAT Do MOSTLY, WE STAND (abbr) THAT'S TWIF ONE instrument (abbr.) . caused Iny problem? If,qo, this material with an antacid . PROM MY I I Mother (Sp.) YOU 00 32 Purpose JN A C:IF?CLE HOLPIN& * . SURE TIME OP 41 College 2 Old Testament 20 Legends why would the symptoms not often will relieve PAT-WATCHERS the symp____ __ 33 Superlative ,AT THOSE j_ l4APsJ5 WHILE WE THE WEE Gardening i a year-round 23 Engrossed book suffix A good green summer lawn Baygon, Diazinon, or DurCLUB, SIR degree (abbr.) have subsided after the toms, at least temporarily. MEETIN&S, may include the following: foliage and a twisting of year's growth and place in a fertilize established mums PRAY AN SING SON&5 WHEN oso;v • t 25 Livestock 3 Surly 34 Occur 42 Years thirteen hysterectomy'! I job and though June ensomehow% makes the June sban. Water the lawn grass Hiatal hernias are more . Southern wilt or L:own rot on fobage, usually occurs on well-drained rooting media every two weeks until flower GATS 29 Jump up " 4 Triton 37 Field _______ __1 1 1 I I I I I to nineteen COWdeS lazy summer days, summer days seem a little before and after application. with clear plastic or buds appear. Water coleus I also have discomfort crape and cover common in women who have ajuga will cause a wilting of common plants such as 5 Cerealgrass 30 Native of the ANYTHING 40 Dare 1 . TOM the ardent gardener I be cooler, yet it takes effort to It seems chinch bugs get the horizontally across the ab6 Hebrew God the plant foliage and death of myrtle, roses, Japanese glass to achieve high Sand caladiwn often as they 41 American been pregnant but they do United States 45 Inland sea DAVIS ° • 48 Express his toes with writer 7 Lessen the current have a 34 Hawthorne domen below the stomach good healthy summer blame and often unjustly for the plant. There is no good magnolia and annuals. humidity and heat. Some demand a cool, moist, "yet occur in women who kive,, I' Urban 43 Same (prefix) gardening chores.- With the lawn.~Water lawns thoroughly everything. Be sure the 50 Cat sound, strength of heroine . area which is burning in Control mildew with Acti- plants that are coninionly never wet soil. Keep flowers I never been pregnant and also control, other than good Horticulturist approach of summer days, when needed. Lawn grasses damage is not- due to other " i"" i" nature. It's also aggravated in men. Obesjty or any PM, Karathane, or grown from cuttings include: removed from coleus and watering practices. Water at dione ç- ru' . I - 11 3233 10 . '" gardening problems require one inch of water one reasons! If you have any by tight clothing. Could this Funginex. Spider mites, abelia, gardenia, croton, caladium and allow all vigor ground level and do not crease in presure inside the will call for imm1 diate at or two timesper week during doubts about the tpe of pain be associated abdonunal casit) contributes of the plant go into pro%iding sprinkle the foliage of the whichfeedbeneaththc foliage coleus poinsettia ligustrum 12 cause of tilizer, such as comnitrual & $3 h'n • tention '.'-u-cr 1 . dry periods. with the Thiatal hernia or Take damage, check with your 6-6(ir 8-8.8, applying one-half plant Wet foliage will on jumpers, roses and other holly, bottlebrush, Japanese attractive foliage todeeloping a hiatal hernia I I June 'and the summer -_ ,, ~he increased pressure tends 15 .Ast between gar. something else, such a!,; center 'or call our cup per square yard of bed encourage the Spread of the ornamentals, appear as small yew, althea, azalea, crape freque*ntYes, it is chinch bug time garden 16 17 . (0-21 sea are Important -k. . colitis? The burning sensation times o agai/i! Chinch bugs which office at 322-3Z13. to force a part of the stomach area. Remove faded blooms disease to healthy plants. Also red dots, which causes a myrtle, oleander and others. dening chores duxing hot, . pro%lde extra care for azaleas feed on St Augustine lawns $8 is alleuated b) antacids orb) Other timel) June garden summer da) s and begin 20 21 Summer annuals always from annuals and cut blooms drenching with Terraclor )ellowing ofjhe upper foliage through the normal hole in the THE BOR N LOSER . . bv Art Sansom . — and camellias, while they are occur during hot, dry weather provide quick and easy color for indoor~ often so as to helps prevent this disease. Control th.is swillner insect suggestions may include making plans for Fall gar1 the attention to better bowel diaphragin. The hole is there, 22 estabhsling. flower budfor and may cause serious during the hot, summer days; encourage more blooms, Ueipove infested plants to with Kelttiane, or Tedison. 24 .2 25 action. What do you think is so yqur esopausan pas ordering seed catalogs for .dening. IM& %R'( HOLCAiJ THAT 82 ..Z -___PeyA,,sg4Wn's blooms. During damage U not control.led. Fast gtowing and colorful Water annuals %veil 'during,' prevent spread of this serious June and 'the suninier Fall planting. Pinch back 4As always. if you have an% - --' ,DEAR READ, it ti27 " the summer,.a'lack of water Damage usually occurs, as a annuals will continue to hot, dry periods and control dtseasl months tire good times to chrysanthemums to induce plant probleezas you just can; --You're join sour stomach . UMMI11IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIn and plant food or insects and I L&A .L.J o~ bloonis seeni to solveyourself, help is describing symptoms and a ,- ' A variety of different 06,56EW patch w4h brown, dead center provide beauty if given proper major annual pestseto.insure make cuttings of your favorite branching and inori -1 I __OW15TFIV d I 0 .. .-. 31 Ve diseases may limit next and- yellowish margin and care. Feed established an~ I. doctor would not , make a - - - - - --- -- - I— ' - good production. disease which causes a white - ornamentals. Take five to foi this Fall. It isn't too late to - available by calling the - -- .1 disorders of the digestive , seasons production I diagnosis without having mums and p1 in to Agricultural Center in San a complete fer should be controlled with nuals with s)SteIII can June insects and diseases powder) cast on the plant se',en cuttings of current plant 1iise similar . 32 33 CALI.. 801 L). . adequate examinations. This symptoms. That's why a ford. .1 I —_ would include an X-ray (if . careful history _and complete . . . .____ - 0 . -_ + M . - OU examinaill ion tw%xisi to be,taken _ . . --- , . I X. & • t...— • ha e a hiatul hernia, or a ( 14; , •• -ç .. I i .i'tLC 00 --I 'wnb Ii ltñ1t,ranffbcro?etreatlnentf \ ), __ _ . . .. I' . . - - I ' . - .- -, lower esophagus. Apparently, - , I* alif' !knding, -you Tb~ . . - . *5 I zn-~ i II 1W 11 47 40 ~ bowel complaint so your Hiatal Hernia, Lsoph1igeal _______________________ I ARCHIE 51 N ancy Booth was corn- dr obe": a three-piece pant Sweetwater Oaks home last 52 53 doctor wquld also want to see Reflux. Other readers who by Bob Montana doing very well now, and was presented to Andre pletely surprised by a going suit, two two-piece pant suits, week. 11I .. what your colon plans to take it easy until functi9n was want this issue can send Amorso by Mayor Steve . YES COMPETING (THIS $5 HOV I'VE "CASS 'WH4T WI away party planned in her and a lounging robe. Elaine returned to her home like. TV 4 IS A Uskert of Longwood. regains tier strength. LE4RNEP TO ". ~, cents -with a long, stamped, COMPETE I PINOSAUIZ BONES REVEAL2 I ADMIT honor by several of her Sanford, Among the many guests in Huntington, Pa. yesterday, P 0BLEM' ..L1 %.__. G1ECI( N Burning at the tip of the TOMO4'Row A special self-addressed A award was CH envelope for ING 1O4y it. TE tA 1i , " ...r I (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I 1,1111g%%moti, I I Ethel %k7hite is in Seminole presented to Linda Martin NS . breastbone or in the pit of the Send your request to file, in . friends last Sunday afternoon attending were Dick and where she is a secretary for /11 at the %iithrSpriiigs Wanda Fischer, Orange the Federal and State Legal stomach is for Ziki Ut) clerk of Longwood Mimorial hospital sometimes care of this news aper, ('rrspoudt J ,— of Joe and Julie Badger County I ______________________________________________________ Commissioner who is Services iii / associated with hiaLil hernia Box 1551, Radio Lit) Station, treatment. May slit , soon hi. in appreciation for tier past . r running for-Congress in.the- - .Alan, her 14-year-old son, 322-42197 11 . 0 0. // ) .. -dF#I. ; . Fifth Congressional District, will continue vacationing with I .,M~4~ ", and contents in the stomach I III Lin(W has finished tier last \ The issue of, challenge for Betty Eastman, Tlw Ilealth ' . I_:1 -,! Ir . . I % MMM09 and two of his pol.itical aides, his grandparents until * leak backward into the lower week as clerk for ilk,city, anti ~ Letter I'm, sending you the party's chief engineer, T. i N , ,. 1'.,., — Joe ,Singleton and Mike August. George loves to sail. will be with thein for the July I i,ongwood-Winter Springs will be- leaving for tier new IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII_ esophagus. The acid from the provides detailed inforniation . I", ; ''! '.', ., / ~: . . -,. J. ~, Brennan, second in planI By BERNICE BEDE OSOL II a ~~. _ I , 11~1.,. ning command, Husband Chubboy; Joe and Joan so he and Alan are planning 4 celebration. ..o stomach can cause ulcers in about things a person with . Area Chamber of Comme'ree home in Colorado. She will be r __ --Kloppenborg, Rod and Joyce some great outings this s to (curgt laid its regular lunch eon missed I the lower esophagus just the hiaLil hernia can do for John, and son, Johnny, to Best wishe 11 1~ I , 1, 11'ieeling at Quality Inn North. same as it can cause ulcers in themselves, including thet, to surprise Nancy with ' Cable, and Richard and summer. Gimber, also Bill Daucher, Winter Springs Veterans of . N111. AND 1111S. JAV. BURGESS I, For Saturday, June 28, 1980 . Corinnot Russo. Candace, their other There were approximately 40 ", ~1 ""', '., 1." . 9. Jy the first part of the intestine clothing, having the head of Larry Burgess, Meta Porter inembers and guests Foreign Wars Post 6405 and t Di Johnny daughter, u enwni. If heartburn or the bed elevated and other former correspondent for the and d allill)- (I rca re ders crs w 'II i - Ladies are planning lending. Ogilby will leave Sunday for Boston, and Mather AdverE E K & MEEK YOUR BIRTHDAY sensitive than usual and cotild irritation of the lower factors which riiake a lot of Herald and the Outlook, June Birthdays. . b H . . ~ June 23,INO esophagus is caused by back. difference in how well you do . overreac!_f6, oJishly,,....... _her antennae up at qll times. where Nancy will undergo Using Finn, New York, will I Dr. Richard Chambers, tWs Sunday from 2 tit 6 p.m. at Hey.-MME I medical treatment. She and arrive next week to spend the Mr. and Mrs. Johri W. Burgess of South Sanford Avenue, Congratclations and very professIor of - History from Your prospects for the 23. ward leaking of acid material with the problem. SAdffiARIUS (Nov. ' Nancy said, "They comthe post home on 17-92. The Johnny will also visit many of fourth of July weekend with best wishes to Richard Central Florida Bible Sanford, will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary this coming year are promising, CJfl .. tT..) a)Gi-frA 'R Dec. 21) - Make a point to pletely surprised me-1 was College daughter of ,Joe Lee VFW . . Swann, president of the Ili Orlando gave an amusing Inernber from Casselberry. Sunday, with an open house at their residence. Mr. Burgess but what you hope to achieve live within your means today speechless... for the first time her relatives who live them. 8 CCMI( STRIP5 '? I throughout the New England tier firm has offices Longwood-W inter Springs history of life Olympics, married the former lAila 1). I Carte oil June 26, 1910, in may not come too quickly. Be Don't take on any long-term* in my life!" as ft out 0 he r home area; All of her friends wish thiougut the United States Area Chamber of Commerce, which began with the (1ree,- ti Charleston, W. Vc. They have lived in Sanford .since 1956. patient and persistent. Don't financial obligations. They I ic liflu tier An afternoon of in-fun in- her a "Ben voyage and safe and several foreign countries, and his wife, Patty, who before the time of Christ. lose track of your established The) are the parents of Beatrice B. Carte and lorraine L. may prove to be too much for cflildr oat almost I . suits and good natured banter return," so Candace travels a great celebrated their 11th wedding hap Arnold, councilman goals. Ituingay, both of Sanford, Emerson Burgess, Buffalo, W. Va., you to handle. everyth,ing in the fire, and are East th no stir of interest, . and Mildrood 11. Wilson, John W. Burgess Jr. and Jack I.. ' Corum, temporarily vii. her Nancy's long time VFW a nd George and Myra Gimber Regretfully she wasn't able Burgess Pete , allot Charleston, W. Va. They have 17 grandchildren, This Is one of those Stella days Linden has returned presented Dr. G. 19) Important one-one NORTH South's eyes "' ) e-:i-ao bugged out as parents. Proceeds from the . 1,- 11 political friends. had their daughter, Mrs. to join Myra, Elaine and Alan home after her Second tri~ to DNID with the Beautification 34 great-grandchildren and Inine great-great-grandchildren. where it may seem like 454 relationships he counted his 24 high-card , must be , barbeque ) ov.art I I The group presented Nancy Elaine Nilinaki and her !J 106 in helping George celebrate Florida hospital-North this Award for June. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess have been members of the Seventhpoints, lie thought of all sorts everything you want to do Is managed with extreme tact t 1 ruring this " . .. I .I " :,:';.,::- ,' ' 4JI097 , with her "going away war- Alan, . visiting at their ids birthday on June 25, but year for major surgery. She is of slam action, but couldn't day Adventist Church for 40 years. , 1, I .:: opposed by others. Back off -1 "'. , . . ?f The Businessman's Award today. This is a very shaky I I mergency. find any better bid than three — rather than doing battle zi area for you Things could The VFW Post 5405 Ladies WEST 111 Romance, travel, luck, easily go awry. •QJ 10f13 West opened the queen of Auxiliary was given several 062 resources, possible pitfalls AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 92 S Q$73 spades. Dummy came down PRISCILLA'S POP citations at the recent eonI Li • I I byEd U van and career for th e comIng 19) •A532 Situations where you Podiatrist - Foot Sp.clalist and South remarked: "We entionatthie ii alt Ilotis I WANTED TO HAVE ' /- HE 13ELIEVE-S #A873 464 -"- OF CCXJRSE, HE didn't miss a slam." The he months are all discussed in share responsibUities should Kissimmee: Presented announces the opening of his office Plaque or First Place in BUT BERNARP SHOULD BE j,,,,)t spade with no further ado. 4AK7 for General Foot Care STYLE C ALL.' .1 . "POST BOWL .' I Radio City Station, N.Y. today. This could cause WOULDN'T LET ME. or Buddy Poppy His led to trick1two was a AK4 DEAR ABBY: I am a adultery is engaging in sex ,,,, SIMPLE.' 1/'4\\\fl'l/ 10019. Be sure to specify birth DEAR ABBY: Somewhere even though it would have at problems for all concerned use;5se trifle slower. d place in Public KQ64 e finall healthy, sociable, easy-to-getwith a partner other than out there a couple is bringing been a har(l.shil) financial . i PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) 2640 Hiawatha St. at 17-92 +KQ2 AI . icked a diamond. Fast t2 ly- Relations; citation for par. 'I,y along-with $ 40. U II i 0 " ,.I 59-year-old one's legal spouse, so as long home their newborn adopted -Don't try to mix business M ace and led back a spade (formerly Payton's Realty) ticipation in Buddy LEO (July 2~-Aug. 22) Poppy V Vulnerab!&: North-South For a leen-ager, , * . . widower whose wife died as neither one of us is married baby. This letter is for the . .and South's goose was cooked. and pleasure today. Wait for a A 11 Dear Sanford, Florida )# You may have a few more Dealer West, t, 111 e ., daughter ~liowed remarkable Nliniature Float Parade; do eight montlis ago. I am a she wouldn't be committing iI, lie had to let West in with the baby's new grandinother. I" duties and responsibilities better fte if you have a for Voice of iiiaturit), anti unselfish love citation 862-7097 'C West Nortk East South ace of clubs. . / Catholic but haven't been to adultery. However, I can't I know you are happ)- for IL I proposition you waht to . 1) Abby . . Democracy and 200 percent -2 * Umn usual to contend with discuss with another. Pass Pass . 3NT-,-- "I never guess right" was the couple, but you're having for t1us child to have given it a I church in -years and do not seem to get through to her. (not --a toll ca ll) IN W V — Pass Pass Pass ; ( today. Don't make them more his complaint. doubts about the baby's inother and father tirough for Cancer Aid and Research. I ~ ~ want to talk to a priest. I am not the type to pick up -Y, . L) ARIES (March 21-April 19) . You can all see where South difficult by having a .wrong % I I am seeing a very at- girls at bars; neither would I I -real" or biological inother. I adoptioij. /,+. I -Be very careful today hovi I C. went wrong. It wasn't the bad tractive woman who Is 58, go to a house of prostitution. I am that girl's mother. .. This you go about fulfilling your is my fir s grandchild, luck or a bad guess, but . rather I "-\jL../ o nm 'lead'+ Q never married and is still a was married for 36 years and Injunctions against forVIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)- ambitions. It lias been an agonizing and I will not L his failure to think before There's a I. 17 playing to the first trick, ' Misunderstandings could Possibility you could step on virgin. She is apparently am a one-woman man. I don't nlcatlon. Read, for instance, ordeal for her as well as for us it, but you can, so'please love BUGS BUNNY he should let West hold that normal in all respects, enjoys want to . marry yet, and . the seventh chapter of I tier family. I made sure she it enough for both) of us. by Stofful & Heimdahl arise today with friends over some toes and alienate allies rst trick. If West held both kissing and very heavy pet- perhaps I may never marry Corinthians. finances. Try to keep them out ate properly, took her AGu(A11)MOTI1EII aces B OswaldJacob would not help TAURUS I I ting, but refuses to go all the again, but of your monetary affairs and understand vitamins and uron and was I Wybu LOSE don't want to end DEAR ABBY: I South. But as long as ill not be too 1 don't get involved in theirs. way for religious reasons. She my Do you sex still that there are more cared for by the best doctors wllsh life while 'I YOU am had more held just one It didn't make ' / LI M'-' uuu Oiu'c&py1tuuay if you • LIBRA (Se)t.. 23-Oct 23) insists that tier religion (also able to enjoy it. friends? Get Abby's booklet, West's two-spade opener any difference which suit psychiatrists in Beverly Hills, in our area. 4' 0 - -•-'; . ei, i,_,." /1% A I .Be reasonable regarding Law commands instead of wi~ one of those weak two South played. Catholic) does not allow her to We all knew froiii the "flow To Be Popular; You're Is there anyttling in the Calif., Uwn plumbers.,.That _'\ gen e requests. Subdue bids. It got past North and NEWSI'AI'Eft ENTERPRISE ASSN goals youset today. If you aim complete the sex act without Catholic beginning that giving up the Never Too Yowig or Too Old." religion that seems incredible. Is t tiu , 1,.uv to wctatortal. . If for targets beyond your im marriage, for to do so would prohibits voluntary sex And if so, why? baby for adoption was the Send $1 with a long, self. 'I 7 capabilities and then fall be committing adultery. I between unmarried adults? GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CURIOUS IN NEBRASKA right decision, but as the time addressed, stamped i . short, you'could become very know, she is not holding out as DEAR CURIOUS: It's drew closer to delivery, our cents) envelope to: Abby, This is not a good day to Safety is a family affair. PERPLEXED a means of getting a husband. frustrated. take financial gambles or to DEAR PERPLEXED: Yes. true. Their sinks are OK, but selfishness got in the way and I'opulurity, 132 Lusky Drive, FLO RI fl ' I tried to explain that '[here are several Biblical their heath are clogged up. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) Invest in questionable enwe wanted to keep the baby Beverly hills, Calif., 90212. iii — Don't read meanings that If I terprises. Manage your ii II . aren't there into things others . ''. I 4, .,~.-r; SU 0 19 20 say today. You're more Prudence to avoW losses. k - U . """ : =====I . - 0-1.`;_ - ,";~1 t I-L .7'., i - - % ---- 621 Lamb* -: L mia L..awn . .I . 1. . I JUKLVtS , DEAR DR. LAMB-'i read __________________________ your column about hiatal r. hernia. I was told bears ago . - Mat I III this . 2 I-Sesame plant 22 Loom bar i , a 0 50 Tin priite ______ 51 Soviet 52 0 I. $ , all right 18 What (It.) - . . js) - A war to Previous Puzzle ci - _____ I . -I . . \ ,,~)' I \ 44 Social - 48t:$1 I Pantomime 5 Kind of bread 8 Mesdames 47 American 110 olsUAleIcLJoIL N A BEHtNfl.lE z i -=_J I THE DOOR. - I-.-".. I / _~ \ r- - ' ACROSS - by Chic Young 1ITLLNEVEGErDONEI TALgIN3TO,>r.4AT5 A S~_ If Friday, June 27, 10 I SP I are C N eeded "n I I I . S . I must, ,. - .. -- .. . _________ - . - - -- -- L_ . . ' - - . -. - - --- . - - -- - - .. ' -- . - - - 1 - - . - - - ' - I 7 - . .. . - __ ___ __ - __V - - '_ — ,__ , - - - - - - - In And Afound,~qp . ,:tA' - • . . - .. . - I I .- . .. I - -' i1ii .P ui - - -- , - 19S _ - - - - . .. - . - ' .. - - . N -- . I -. - urprise arewe Fe --'' _. . . ...M ' - - - - - - ______ ' - - - '' ., _,, . . .. . I I . . I - -, . I- , HOROSCOPE Ii,,I! 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MARTIN & EVA4S FARMS BAll 2150) rITE - Lots 57 and 5& Van Ar sdale Osborne Brokerage Corn pany's Addition to Black Ham mock, PB), Pg 31, in Section 32) 31. Further described as East of Deleon Street, 1000 ft North of Florida Avenue. fOIST. l) 9. EARNEST 0. HICKSOPI BA(77150)7ITE - El, Of S' Of NE'4 of SE'i and E'4 of SE', of SE',. all being SectIon 252)31. Further c1ecribed as Parcel A 6 located from SR. 119 down Lock.' wI D,..,4 •s,...4.,.:..s - ERA FRICKE 321-0759 REALTORS, MLS . -.--_ 101 Bldg E. Aitamonle Or, - -. 3390509 3390508 S Acre homesite-s in Geneva area High, dry, wooded and' secluded ' a _r., CHOICE PIECE of commercial property priced to soil. Call today for details. --- A'LL FLORIDA REALTY OF. SANFORD REALTOR -- -. COUntry Club .Estates--2 BR. Bath with family room CHA. corner Lanced lot, 131,900. - 1 2S4lSFrenchAve, .322- 023) 322 S351, 373 0179 -s -'_, - - - ___________ -- - NEWj-IcWES '' PTnecrjst.-irnrne3,ate occup ancy Pool Home 3 BR, 2 Bath, family room witFP plus game room wiltrwet bar Pool 11x37 new With privac fence Can be leased for $45 withopti0n.fort57,50Q -. - Carver A'v. Academy. Manot $250 mo. & under If you qualify Many Griffith Realtor 1 125-1176 2'o 6 3272991 43 - -. - - REALTY WORLD. .,,i Fs?'ti' ,,i. - - 4 _• S . . al 81*1161 720)5- French Suite 4 Sanford 'I' THE POOL IS LOVELY. Condo with pool & club house Easy money terms 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, with all appliances included, 133.000 Urifurnished .. - --_- . - - ' _________________________ - - --- Day - - , 24 HOUR E 322-9283 _____ ____ L .JENNY CLARK REALTY REALTORS 322,159$ or 333-0459 SANFORD RIpe - _________ _____ l2—SpecialP4fJe - -, - _- - - - -- ForQulck Sale. OWNER GONE Must sell 3 bedroom, 1': bath, central air, carpets, garage, washer. dryer, VA FHA terms Low 140's, submit offer. PHYLLISJ. CAPPONI REALTOR CENTURY2I "83077)1 COMMERCIAL -2 lots on the corner of Sanford Ave. & 3rd St. 570.000. - --- - __________________.- ___________________________ HOME-S BR, 3 Bath, 2 story, 7'-- Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for Details. _____ AAA FJ4PLOYMENT - - ____________________________ ' , __ _________________________, _____________________ HAL COLBERT REALTYIrIC. - - - - - 3)-.Dip$exes ______________________ - __________________________ , - I '--=----------------------------- - _________ - Telephone S alespersón - _____________________ - __________________________ ________ ________________________ , . - Call 322•2611 ________________________ - Ewnlng IICf?ld - - - - ' - ______________ ' - - - ' , - - -_____________________ - - _- -. &. Johni Ieeaf4, - C osnpan, The Time Tested Firm FTI Peg. Real Estate Broker 120 N. Pork Ave. 3226)2) Lii COST CONSCIOUS? This is for you! Easy on the budget 7 bdrm, I bath, cozy kit with pantry, Liv rm, lam rm, patio, Inside ulility rm & is for only '$27,500 Deltona. BARGAIN -BARGAIN I Bring your fishing pole and let us Show you this 3 bdrm, I bath lake front home on 3 nicely wooded acres. Now only 143,500. partly fenced all - "MUST SEE TODAY" S rustic acre-s comes with this 3 'bdrm, 2 bath home, Truly a "Must See" with Fireplace. swimming pool, office, barn, even a fish pond. Call for all the parllculans. RAMBLING COUNTRY Located on S wooded acres this 3 bdrm, 2 bath home has a very modern kit, fIreplace, family rm, sturdy brick construction and Is only 2 yrs young. Won't last long. H. rrnet '- MORI Lic; REAL - ESTATE Brofie, 8344200 Eves 8623655 3 BEDROOM CS HOME Lovely quiet neighborhood. Fenced back yard and 'Il. W. Garne$t WhIte, Broker 322.7801 VA-F HA.235-Con. Home Low Down Payment Cash fo your iotl Will build on your lot at our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. 'Mdsi Inc.,Realtor au-3o1 M. UNSWORTH RIALfl - -- - REALTOR - MU '323-606) eves. 333.0517 322-65's) -- ;'I"TTrT,-','T------------------..'-T'T"--: ':"- T ---- S , . - -_ ______________ - _________-- --- -- . - - -- -. . - . _______ - * . , ,. ' - , _______ ------------ ________ ___________________ ' - - . ' - - ' - - - - - ' - - . - - ' .''. - - - - -- -__ . -' ' -- - -- - ' - - - -- - _. , ' .-_._- -- _____ ., " _____________________ ' '- -'--"- . - _--. - ' - - - - SALE LOCAT5IO - - - ______ _______ ________ - _______ ________ ________________ ________ ' ' ' ____________ -- ___________ ______ ' . - 40 Complete Offices 339 7020 LONGW000 I ____ APPLIANCES S-antord Fur nilure.Salyage337917) _________________ : __________ iiliii11 1 ----- . . - ' Herald C.iIl 17? 2611 or 831 't .oii , triefl,1l .ucl visor ' _ilitieii. you tO 5 rflO(Jt'IS -:,II 139 9170 or 14)1 .........Dealer' --'- lidS - -. ' ________________________________________________________________________________________ ' CONSU LT OU - i. R AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB __ - 47A4.'tgages BIUm __________________ ... _____________________________ flil LIVY ii _____________________________ ... ,.,. 41'U IiVI iVuin, Wit also make Re-al Estate & S ACRE PARCELS Lake Sy. Business loans, FlorI Ivan Area. Terms. Call W. *-,•".•'--' n. ..' Un.'tn.na .. - - InV.4ImI ''5" ""''5" " _____________________________ _______________________________ Robinson, Orlando, 427-2976 7993 _____ - ' 50—Miscellaneous for Sale ______________________________ ________ 27 ACRES TALL TREES, GENEVA AREA. 50,900, SELLER FINANCING. uP'FICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339-7020LONGWOOD 10 WOODED ACRES, HIGH GROUND. OSTEEN AREA, I TELEVISIONS RCA Color Console 2S".)ld ne 130.000EXCELLENT TERMS.' over $700 Baince due $160 Ot 2", ACRES WITH ..14' FR(JN. : take over payments 15 week. TAGE ON PAVED RD. IN NO MONEY DOWN Still In OSTEEN. $12,500 CASH. OR warranty. Call 71st Century TERMS. day or night. Free S ACRES ON CATFISH POND, home trial no obligation. WELL & ELECTRIC, NICE TREES. ZONED MOBILE OFFICE FURNlTU HOME . $21,000 El TERMS. 10 Complete Offices 339.7070 LONGW000 S ACRES RESTORABLE MOBATTERIES-New, $30. Ex BILE HOME, WELL, SEPTIC change. Used-$l6, Exchange. & HORSE STALLS. GFIJFSIA 1109 S. Sanford Ave. 323-1980 AREA. 537,9%. SELLER FINANCING. wil c('91 AAAIEO FLJRNITIIOF - , LTRA0!_ 311.1313 t. ,lfl! t. .uzs.n AI TV "-' ' ' __________________________ BROKER Sanford Orlando 3210640 321 IS?? Exercise bike like new, tension control, speedometer, timer, 5-10 Ph. 377 1599. POOL TABLE-Ixi, $1S see at 205 Hotly Ave. Sanlord __________________________ I RESIDENTIAL L.OTS 60*196' each on Sanford Ave. lust across from Sanora (county), Priced $16,500 for all three. Trade or terms OK. CaliBart Men's Tennis Shoes$3a9pn. Army Navy Surplus IlOSanbordAye, 327 l79l ___________________________ 2 Air Conditioner Units 73,50') BTU each, very good conditIon $150 each 3228010 ___________________________ Window AC replace with central, needs switch, $100. Call 322119$ Bart orGeorge- REAL STATE REALTOR,327 7498 _________________ Moving SIe Sat & Sun 9 to 6 F'urnilure' men, w&men & children dothina 'cuiios. dittieS. 8. muti more 339 San Miguel Indian Ridge Patio Homes. Wint Springs, lake 4)1 to Sherry Ave. call 327 -1130 for directions, Sanford area. to ACRES Osteen, Tems. GENEVA 116 acres owner will divide. CHOICE -'F 3-) IJrd acre, 34t5ar, $99 down, $99 month. ' ''' 51—HouseholdGoods __________________________ - lvlI Singer Fu?ura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Ociglnai $593, bal. Sill or .521 me. Agent 339-0304. 3 ACRES. Osteen $2300 down, Owner hold. , off of total inventory of brand new nterspring beduing. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyt Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford FurnIture Salvage, 1743. So. of Sanford. 322-$721._ 2i ACRES Enterprise Road 57(00 lerms, 72'ISO'nobile lot $3500 Cash. I ACRE Osteen, water, dec. 1, septic In. Zoned Mobile Home. _________ jT - OFF ICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices - 339'7O20LONGW000 WEKIVA AREA Zoned MobIle-. Home wilts water, dec. 5.' septic in. 20 ACRES Zoned Travel Trailer Park with 1$ spaces, all amenities. 640 ACRE RANCH Owner will split, good termS. 'BUILDING LOT Hwy 177 area Terms. - UTT'Y C. CAMPBELL Lic Real Estate Broker 10025, French Ave., Sanford 177 6050 After hr. 323 fl73 - S Pc. wooden Dm1111 sets, table & 4 chairs, $30 each. Sanford Furnituri Salvage, 17. 92 S. of Sanford. 322-072). 52—Appliances - _______________________ _... ' ' '' FC)R SALE 23ff cabin, OMCT 0. new imron paint, lull - v' • UtVW '"°' "'' watertishing.tandemg,IvlrIr w dec wInch 33.000 or trade ., sm.tller'nig 372 9178. --- Orlando upper II', los Chrysler- tandem wheeled, trailer, Seers 12 Gameflsher, 10 Chrysler lrolling motor, trailer, both In good condition 3 228051 ____________________________ -- - CarpetCleaning 8348391 LIc ______ ANDY'S CARrETCLEAIiING Special Rates for Compexes Free Estimates 21 hr. 6.30 OO7Q _____________________________ i Carpentry ___________ VACUUMS-RAINBOW Brand new, wIth power head 1. all attachments. Warranty. Pay $799. Or $20 monthly. Fin. ancing, No. down payment. SAKS 1104 N. Mills Ave. Orlando 096.3160 - ______________________ KENMORE WASHERs-parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 333-04V. _ _ Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Inside 8. outside screened runs OIl Ilocr sleeping boxes, insulated, tfly kennels, circulating fans Alto Air conditioned cages We cater to your pets 322 5752 CARPENTER For Hire- By Hour 377 1159 - '"u Spinet tuning otherwise in good coed,, $530 Cleck Raoair _"' Wbiie Home cit. Thesoo4eryouplace yo classIfied ad, the sooner you will get resUlts URNlTRE l0Completeofflces 339'7O2OLONGW000 Roofing Repairs _________________ EXPERTS -'-'-l!4;ul4ju :' :, tarpentry,Painting,Mainl of all types. Lic. Bonded CUSTOM BUILT HOMES REMOOELING& REPAIR S. G. I3ALINT 3228665 Classibledadsservethebuying & .-.',--cIuinrj communIty every day. Read & use them often. HOuswlv.srl..nlr.n..'.o- -- Painting - - ____________________________ AIR CONDITIONING 1E'iic trfcal Repairs I Service, Lighting, attic fans & p. pllances. Local call $30$350. IS YOUR HOUSE A JUNGLE? 1)oer, your grass grow? Limbs on your roof? Trim your trees, or remove. Call me for tree Estimates BIB TREE SERVICE Refer, uS 6)91 Ornge City - SERVICES UNLIMITED HomeRepalr& Remodeling 322-0711 2Ihrs. ' lsnuleti VE ENERGY & DOLLARSI & 810*13. CUSTOM IN SULATION CO. 323110301' $34122$. F1'Il est. SELL. THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIRIED AD. - ' Palntlng&Repsjr ____________________________ __________________ lilEE TRIMMING,REMOVAL Wood Chips. Hauling, Free ESt. Reasonable. 3229110 ' Creative Surlaces-lic,, specIalIzing In repainting, int.& , wallpaper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext. After you have Called the rest call- the best. 042.5592. ' RepsIr TreeSe,'vlce -- Personalized, last dependable Regularor1timeba5, Ws do wash windows 77 5•4 Willdogeneralhousecleanlng 12 Years Experience bLECTICAL REPAIRS I. SERVICE.Llghtlng.CellIng& Attic fans & Timers. 24 Hours Local Call 621-4927 re-f $344)44 Concrete Vik Electrical . ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day ______________________ ____________________________ I turnith i..' 5.'v.. LSED PAINTING ROOFs KOOLSEALED _____________________________ __ PATIOS-SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 322-1345 after 6 _ I oYearsExperience Will * Saie ---- MOBILE HOME REPAIRS All Phases of Mobile Repairs I ', 11008 SnfoxdAv.nui S.nfotd. florida 32771 JOHNSON Licensed IMAN,QUALITY OPERATION p yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc.WayneBeal, 371'37). Special S -- -J CpStore Al PERSONAL COMPUTER ill Oslord Rd. behind the Jai . aIal.. 339 $911. Computers, Supplies & Software. holy, ' ____ Home ln'lproveni,nti, ______________________ ___________________________ ' _____________________________ ___________ - ______ OFFliEl-URNlTURE 40 Complete Offices 339-7O2OLONGW000 -. - The weather is perfect for a backyard sale Sell everyfhing fast with a want ad Call 377741) or 131-9993. GWALTNEY JEWELER 204 S. Park Ave. 3224509 _____________________ --- -----Looking For ,u New Home' (heck thi' Want Ac,3', tor houses I) (very sze ci price ___________________________ _____________________ 60—Office S4JPPIFS - C "ntr ii f-I oil 0650 you ,,rm'nt US 09 your pool tahl, take .1 cue, and Sell it *ith 4 Herald classified ad Call 322 2611 _____________________________ _______________ Ph 3fl31l4, ______ ' ___________ 331 7132 JET STREAM IND Mildew Off Roof. ext - Walls Mobile Horpes, RV5 ietC.) Senior citizen discount Fr MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yes. Eap. $69 $562 ________________________ PIANO, ' Everett Mahogany, needs tI F LINK CONST - - Cransi,''flia "' "-- .ivai Insured Bonded Over 25 yrs in , _______________________ ___________________________ - - MAINTENANCE (ir.inups resodding our Specialty Trim or tell tree-s I I We h.1ul away our trash I High PresSUI Cleaning 59M,siCa1Mchandjse REMODEr tic. New rms. kit 6. bath remodeling -............ r .reuidrr vve naname the whole bail of wax Financing i ANOSC APING & LAWN ___________ -----. -- - ,,,,, OSIUhI 331.4187 RereIinj -- - - -Are iou a buil time driver wilh a ,,,i ,..,-, ,Ireloai3edwith;oocjbuy bor you - - ___________________________ - a n_ai.._ Tint&Steam extraction - ONP PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIF lED AD ON ITS RESULIFUL END THE NUMBER IS 3?2'lotl - ____________ (.ws,,,Zrp,.. ______________ ' - - CLEAIIIIIF4 - ft & 0 LAWN CARE Mo,.,,nn F,s.,n,, t. Sod S Mulch General Cleaning & Hauling I-rf'* Fit 119 7613 i)on't pile rio longer needed items high is an elephant's eye Place a cltsified ad. and pile the money in your wallet' CARPETS. FURNITURE I PLASTERING t'x. small uobs Specialty. patching. stuccoing, simulated brick 32? 3320 ----- SILVER LAWN SERVICE Mow, edge, trim Vacation or all 20248 - ------ - _______ _______ _________ ______ I - __________________________ ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RE SUL TF UL END THE NUMBER IS 321 7611 F URNITURE SERVICES Altamonte Springs 331 0909 Repr & Refinishing ..,- '5-- --------"raw"duirwu.liiy Vvorx .. Plastering ' DON'SLAWN SERVICE Mowing. Edging, Trimming, & Mulh F rem' i's? 113 0119 cm 3130119 REFINISHING Touch up S. c repairs reasonable Estimates 31? 1196 - prices .'. lUWtPf5 BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beaut. Nook 519 E lit 5?,. 3275742' ____________________________ ____________________________ 17' CEIITFO tnntnl. Fiih.r -.. man 50'hp Evini'ude Certified lilt trailer All under 50 hours Excellent rood 5)700 3232861 - L.fWflCaIe ________ __________________________ - _________ INVESTORS & BUILDERS ATTENTIONI 6 Single family loIs, 7 Duplex io$, $0 Four plex .ots. 331-0554, ._ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1192 Sanford, Fla. 3777; ____________________________ - . Accessories ' CHOICE OF 3- 10 acres En-- ________________________ terprise Road. - & 0 gPhY Land Clearing _____________________________ _______________________ ______________________ buiiaut.ng, L.ear,ng, iacii',e WEODIFiC, PHOTOGRApHY by Serv' Ditches. culverts, John Cullum Complete album C.iIl Ill 2895 Ix)Od$ at low .'s 599 00 173 81S8 _____________________________ - _____________ ,fechanic will service Ac's refrig. freezers, Water cooler,, misc Call 373 7786 anytime "T_-. Be1aufy Ca,. _________________________ ______________ ________ - LARGE YARD SALE Fri Sun 370 W 12th St corner of Elm & l7lh, clothes. tools, antiques Lots of misc ___________________________ dEW SPINET PIANOS— Full price 5998. Console pianos 51)95. These are top name olanos; Includes bench. - delivery. 5. tuning. CANNON MUSICCO.,Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 431, 1 blockE.ofI-I.339-5900. - OC'ALA AREA Mobile lOt 54900 down, $19 a month. - 55-Boats Fireplaces _______ I ___________________________ BOokkeeping & Tax, Economical I _____________________ Service br small buiint, T & J STONE CO. farms, nurseries. ranches. etc George BrIton, CPA. 8625116 The King of The Pock Longwood All types 01 slone, interior 1 exterior, commercial residential 5pec ialty Air Conditioning decorative fireplaces tin Stalled) Call John 331 0377, Reconditioned room A C's. 400 free estimates to 30.000 OTU's 90 day guar S-ales & Service. Orlando Room Comfort Center, 745 Furrt, Refinishing John Young Pkway 7986071 - GARAGE 'ALE Sat , June78 9 loS I6SbMagnollaAve Lotsof glassware. clothes, misc. .j) #i's - ________ Tools, antiques, furniture, clothes of all sizes Glassware new 6. old. appliances, etc, S.iturdav Only 7 30 am 10 3 pm 322.3216 - f's '51 ______________ Accounflr SIfVI MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE 137 !:alrway Drive JustpastUpsalap,rp, OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 339.7020 LONGW000 ______________________________ _-____- __j..:::: ______________ ________________________ ____________________________ - istYou(Busoes... I '-1'-fl'S -. S I 11 - ____________________ ______________________ S ACRESZQNED mobile home, - - -. - --' ' 2439 S Myrtle Ave - _____________ - - --- -- - - SFItFQ -. --" ____ - -. . -- 414 --- - - MLL ASSUME Y0Uj MORT- GIANT YARD & RUMMAGE S'ALE Sunday 7 a m on GAGE-Make back payments, Fq Sale Sanford Seventh day Ad cash to you, 377 79 . -venti%t Church S(hool, 7th & SANDALWOOD VIL! AS CON KICK flit STORAGE HABIT, Laurel n Sanford, I block east DOMINIUM 529.9% Owner Sell lhsoe useful, no longer 'of Il 97 & Scottyt must sell Only 15.000 dOwn. needed items with a Herald CARPORT SALE SAT 9t0 1 The Really Store 671 1931. Classified Ad. Call 372 2611 or 11)7 Marshall Ave 9993. Misc lroqn clothes tO lurn 42-Mobile Homes Save your credit Will make back payments & up to 13000 Carport S,ile 1201 W 20th - St Sanford 8 30 a m Fri 8. Sal. .ash to you. Mary Griffith See our beautiful new BROAD Jue 17 1. 28 7 air conditioner REALTOR 1 425 1126 or 322 MORE, tront & rear op's. , ,nits, stereos, grill, tires. ice to 6 pm GREGORY MOBILE HOMES crusher. meat slicer. clothes I. 3lO3OrIandoDr. 3235200 misC'Iems VA&FHA Financing 43—Lots-Acreage '-• -__________ ________ ' HouSing Authority 305-3239615 _____ -', -- ' _____________________________ - - - VACANTLOTS-7Lotsapprox 1'--: ac. Unrec. Piat Lake Iessup Heights. $10,000. - -- - _______ '--_______________________. _____ - ' * - DELTONA 3 bdrm with carpet, draperies & refrigerator, attached garage, eat in bar in kt, fenced, comfortable family home, $13,000. ____ -- , BRIDGES ANTIQUES '&AucT,ON SIWY If, SANFORD, FL'. 377-2801 - 79-Trucks.Trailers ______________ DUPLEX OR HUGE HOUSE. 5 . bdrm, 7 bath, situated on acre Rent I, live in the other. asumable Is? mortgage 8. with down payment owner Will hold balance, $43, _ ....... ----_ - . - i.i.so 11—Instructions - - f . ' ._ SAT., JUNE IL 1PM Oak. walnut. mahogany fur fl.?urei3t,icSw,tre S other fine .tnt,ques - - - - corner lot. 365 6425 2565 2.525 YOUR PRIVATE HUNTING LAND . ' ________ - - - p ,-a,tor, E9JISD.RLES42$1SE, CARDINAlP4DI,51'RfE5" '(...,,. 3s:s.._-. IJnjav - Mastef'PtPtus','.2,, - mbi'(oe, but Ihe Sw IP tiE bEdrpom horff( wl'lTëh can theback yard Isn't? Se-tilt with "grow" as family needs in. a want ad Call 337-2611 crease. Mid 170's ors your lot, GE kitchen, carpeting. • LAKEMARY'FOaSALEBY decorat,r pkg. 8. much more. OWNER. New 3 BR ranch,- 2 - Visit model home center in 4U3....I325 sq fl., reide,tial 5anThrd rompte?'334i area ', blk from lake, heat Sanford Ave Models open 1 pump. carport, $55,000. Seller pm to S pm. dail,. & sunday. financing-available 323 64.49 0, - For more information call 321. Box 1208 Lake Mary 0220 Sat. & Sun. Call Sanford _________________________ 3219500. . $38,500 by owner 3 Bdrms. family room. screened porch, ' - - - - Dollar P,l'ct tor j,jr. & Used cars trucks t. bea equip r'ent 322 S90 ANTIQUES AUCTION ,flILL BUY OLD tiASS RINGS S silver co'ns Top dollar ,J Call Jj 373 ---- - REAL - - - ______ --- - __________- - :'- ___________________________ 9-Good Things MICROWAVE BrandN'e'.puthbuttOncoflfrof hIS prt)be. Originally 5A19, balance $398, 5)9 monthly3398316 - - - - ___________________________ -__________________________ - Open 2 to 6 daily - - - - _________ - -- -- - - - OFFICE FURNITURE 10 Complete Offices 3391070 WE BUY USED FURNiTURE. APPLIAPICES.& PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Furni turI, 205 E 25th 5t 373 0981 ____________________ - n-ini Cars Removec ' I9iO..CHEVY'P.Ck UO. I'ton. - 35O,npe,. PS, PB. new tires Lflafltedl4 buy used- atfic '' & brakes. $995 After 62-t.awn-Garden S P m l2to 70 acres priced frcm $830 equipment 14011'S Sanford _____ 1?77f,17 peracreto$2000peracne. buy Furniture Salvage. 17 92. So "t ' ' I Sanford, 372 8721 now before Hunting sson FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll 80-Autos for Sale beólns. owner 1arm YELLOW SAND : 'REFRIGERATOR 71 Scu It I find him listed n our Bus'ness ' WE 3UY FURN & APPL Call Clark & Hint 373 7580 yr, old Stilt under warranty Dre?ory - ______________________________ I PC or houseful 977 PONTIAC Grand Prii -Ex LOOKING FOR A CAMP SITE? Firm Call 373 304 ------ 71' celiermt cond Fully Idaded 239 ioo L'awnmowersWesetltiiebest& 35 acres. Ideal for weekend Elec windows & Sunrcx)l, $150 GAS RANGES 'Reconditioned, service the rest. WESTERN camping, future home Site, on ' AUCTIONI,SALE Guaranteed, Sanford Auction, down & assume balance o' AUTO, 301 W 1st St buy br investment, 100' paved ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 121S French 111 97) 323 7340, payments Call John Ward at . Top Price-s Paid road frontage, small down, FRI. 7 :3O P.M. VIBURNUM HEDGE PLANTS 1 90-i 677 8966 or 373 1779 aft 6 Used any condition 6441126 owner' terms- $9,300. -LAST SALE TILL SEPT S 2': to 3- tall, full enough ton __________________________ I S3-Tt.f.Radio-Stereo. real nice f items, con 'ntant hedge, 1.3 50 ca 373 MOBILE HOME OK .USED TIP ES 56 00 & up lOve mohoqany I S76 '-AUCfion A 'OK Tire Mart 6.5 acres with small pond, I Used Ibi mOdel color Tv's. all & oaii piecrust table, corner -_____________________________ 1r'qf perfect for mobile home or I :: working. S99.95 10 to choose lamp 'able solid Kennedy --building site, quiet country 65-Pets.Su'pplies 'II out' Smuiir 2 from Noll' Sanford Furniture 'ocker. When you place a Classified Ad tmoptiere Only $16,500. laded Artgiass.. pieces. Still Salvage. 17 92. So. of S.anforØ,' , The Evening Herai&s ,ay --- -. THE BIGGEST YET! 4 -' CHIHUAPUAPUPS ' 3221. - , have a lot of lucitui'e-4erge--..-LAKBFRONT PROPERTY co'e to your phonebecause Ymo old $30 •tUN AUCTION. ' (host type freezer. 6 color TV 10 acres, beautifully wooded I Something wonderful 5 about ZE.NITH Color Television Ca113273014 tels, enormous Solid pine country estate, Longwgod Off o happen FRIDAY, JUNE 27TH Console, Qood buy at $9S bedroom Outfit I self EE Williamson Road near I Dalmattan Puppies wnite& 323 1173 7:00 PM'1O:30 PM u'soptledmower a lotot fine black 575 to $100 Mate t97 - Chevrolet Suburban ..... H Erruest • Sr. %rl aelances Dalmafian Iyrold with papers' S_AT., JUNE 28TH MORRIS 20 25.4 cv engine. --. COLOR 1W S S85' 'me Cair.3710964 Or 323 L regular gas. in top con 'f HERBS TV Broker REAL ESTATE 1:00 PM-???? ft SGS & DOOR PRIZES di? iQfl 3 seats. fully equipped. 7597 S Sanford Aye' 373 1731 IRISH SETTER FREE OVER 500 PIECES AM FM CftRadios;h$tcfl,nIy', 'To'agOddhonle 834.8200-Eves862.3655 DelVsAuctibn Center Ii 700 mi, must see -to ap 25" RCA ACCIJCOLOR'TV.-One Call 372 o' at s pm NEW-USED Hwy La Wi-tI Sanford preci,lte 5-i 700 about on I owner,. excellent Condition, -ANTIQUES third replacement cost 131 20' _____________________________ $219 Call 372 lltt FREE TO GOOD HOME f9f,j AIt,imont Springs t'Z yrs flfUt'ed, 45 'flof State ' OFFICE rURNITUNE , ---TV re-po i_' Zenith, Sold orrq ' SHOTGUNS.RIFLES,. moving.fl967-.. 10 Comprete Oltices' Pily- $49315. Bat 1183)6 or Ill mo. 71 MG Midget E'mcellent 'HANDGUNS J37020LOPIGAcOD Agent 339$31 _______ EXOTIC BIRDS 8 PLAPI'IS Condition. SI.000.or.b.si otlr- ----. . --------INSPECTION 1AM— . SO+dMOrOi-Rd I nk -nq 'about 'that SumrT,cr 322 6971 'Mountain Homesite 1 - acre tO,' Get a Better ar - 3227046 -- TELEVISION-RCA Ashville, N C 57.200 SALE TIME " cot. .'ETTE 311 • throuqh Ihe (I.IS%,t,f'd 19" Color portable in good : ERIAN HUSKY PUP AKC BOTH DAYS Ieth tops Mechanically like loilay's paper Mountain Duplex 2 BR. I Bath conditioi'i Warranty, fin-an blac II & white. 2 silver All new Asking $SSOO 36% 1001 I Chimney Rock. N C Owner • CASH.VISA.MC . ring No dOWi payment Pay blue eyed i7t ojt or ,-----------------'.'-r"------ ...-.--'-'Iint1%,,QOO. ."juj "-.-"--'-;..... -- -'' '': , --'' s ' s '-' dr: - ... - VVt s..4ec ' SAKS: Jcrper, ''' MWntain' . -- - For Estate Commerc;a, & ';'! S'ANFORbAUc''loN 'i rench 323 7831 ''Homites, s,00d''k up. E -. 110414. Milli , Mesidenf'al Autint 6. Ap Or!i*nr108963$6O , . - cebfent'Pêrni , -. 1215..FR ENCH Pra'Sals Call Dclii Anict'on Good USed TV'S,$2,5&vp - 68-Wanted to Buy SANFORD" . ' MILLERS The eal Estate Agency Inc DAYTONA AUIOAUCTION 76)9 Orlando Dr flU' UNK CARS Ph 377 0337 323 • From SIP to 550 . ' • -. Antiques Oriental Rugs ._,_ -. .,-":a!"r?13?I.'T7? L4S0' ---'-'--sl4Wy.Q34tmlt' w95t -Of Speed way. Daytona Beach. will hold 54 --- arage Sales' 47—Real Estate Wanted 1 Bridges Antiques 323 7801 - ' AAA AULTI'JN, INC. ASI.I F OR JUNK CARs - & -----________________________ ________________ a public AUTO AUCTION TRUCKS Sarnt' day Service I ' •'.er Wetlnest,,yat 8pm It'S ' 190 N HWY 17.92 YAW 0 SALE 9 t S AIANT ED TO BUY Machiniit'. WANTED TO BUY-Homes in 8 the only one in Florida You set fRI 8. SAT Tools C.ill 323 5018 Alter the City of Sanford for LONG WOOD, FLA. the reserved price Call 904 havE ,ome camping equipment 1103 C,randvtewAve foJS.(_____ rehabllitationproject. Will pay 23% 0311 for further details FOR INFO PHONE 40u no longer use' Sell it all up to $10,000, maybe more. ' - - - , --- ______ -- ForSaleUsedoffjceegp$D,sj, SUing cab. 8 chairs Many 'items to choose from 14011 s Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92. u. of Sanford 32717:1 - - . to Buy 72-fjtjni Washer re-pa. GE deluxe model Sold cnI'. $109 35. used short time. Bat $119 llor$19 33 m0 A'd33i3$6. . Ref. repo 16 Cu ft trail Iree. Orig 5529. now $205 or $19 mo • Agent 3:19.8386. 'HOTTIP' Son 10 acre parcels in Geneva, , Id(I for homesite, mini farm, or Investment potential. Buy one or all, cnvenient to Sanford. Orlando on Winter , Park area Owner term 68—Wanted issEquipL - - Friday, June 27, i900-4is Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Wynnwood.-3 BR, '1 Bath with .t.arge lot with family134900 room -lucas _______ -" '-.------ 52-Appliances - ______ _________________________ _. - - WekivaAcri's-3 BR 1 Bath on 1 acre Access to river. Owner anxious t.u.000 _____________________________ - - - REALTORS , - - 43-Lots-Acreage t0na Lakes Area Better than mew 2 BR. 7 Bath Split plan. 2 yrs- Old. CHA, Screened patio, lake-view with Privacy walls 547.900 - - - - INC. I' _________________________ W Garnet? White Req Real Estate Broker I JOHN KPIDER ASSOC 107W Commercial ______________________ -____________________ PhonO3flhIIl,Sanford " ____________________________ DUPLEX-Pocsble m mercial, Maitiand. Ave., Aitamonte Springs Owner will hold morqage $67 $1., ' - - - ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIEd AD ON ITS 'RE',SULTFUL END, THE NUMBER .tS 322 2611, ASSOCIATES, INC. - ct interest to Qualified buyers New homes with monthly payments under $250. Lcw down payments, 3722211. Lic. Real Estate Broker 76'IOSaflfordAve. . ' JJ 41 BATEMAN REALTY FRICKE 322.5253 41—Houses - NEW LISTING Sunloçi 3 bdrm 1', bath, large feMd yard with shade. 537.000 - - . S 41-Houses 41-Houses Arnel Ct, East and South of SR. • • 436 and HovT Branch Road. (0151. I) 3. LESLIE L PIERCE - BA(7RENTALS SCREENED PATIO 2 bdrm. I '7) SO) 16V - R 2 Duplex Zone terrific family....bath. CH&A. neat as a pen We have tw Lot Size Variancetromomno ft to The Seminole County Board of homes in the Lake Mary area. slal sq ft minimum on Lots Commissioners will hold a public Call Todayl '7 & 3. Block C. and Front heAPlng in Room 203 of the We've got It or can get il! Y,rd variance frOm 7S ft to 10 Seminole County Courthouse, II and & Near Yard Var. Sanford. Florida on July 22. 1950, STEMPER AGENCY at 7 00 p M,. or as soon thereafter 'ance, from 30 ft to 20 ft on the . REALTOR 322-4991 51 -. .15 pOssibl'e to Consider the of Lots? and), Block C, Slovali MULTIPLE LISTINGERVICE A following Village. to make 6 building sites Lots I.?. & 3, Block C; Slovak PUBLIC HEARING FOR Eves: 3495100.3221959. 323 1302 Village. PB B. Pg 1'S. in SectIon 34 CHANGE OF ldPllNO , Lk. Mary Blvd. 5th 2) 30. located at the Southwest REGULATIONS 2 BEDROOM. 1 bath Frame 51g. Edward N. Zissman corner of Howell Branch and I J.W. HICKMAN -. A-i Publish June 27 Home. Completely remodeled, & July 1 ft Roads. (01ST. I) AGRICULTURE TO M.1' IN. 1910 •large lot, fenced in backyard. ___________________________ LILLIAN METZ - BA(72) DUSTRIAL DISTRICT OR C.2 DEx.106 .. 29 ,down owner will 525.000. Tb. Sooner you place your 80) iSV - A 1 Agriulture Zone R E TA I 1. COMM E R CJ AL hold mortgage 3736011 classified ad, the sooner you LoPqidth Variance for two DISTR ICY - P1(7.2.10)32 - The lots will get results. --..----from ISO ft to lOft each; The N 110 Southeast ', of the North West ', FICTITIOUS NAME LARGE 4 BDRM, centrally ft of SE', of SE'I of Section 31 21 of Section 19. TnwntuIn j. .... 0.,,,. PJnIr. ;. ------------... v''. 51101 I en or located. wifi eui, ' 31, lesS that part E of County Road _________ , ____________________________ 30. Less: Begin 175 ft. West of engaged in buslne.s at 106 Spring miles and East of Lockwood Road and less that part lying in the Share, all amenities. Details Southeast corner, run North 22 Lake Lane Altamonte Springs, approximately i mIle. (01ST. 1) following described tract: Begin ____________________________ too numerous to list. . 18—HeIpnt.d 10 DONALD R. HARRIS degrees i minutes East 226 ft., Florida 37701 Semlncte County. at NW corner of SE', of SE' of ______________________________ North 67 degrees 56 minutes 25 Florida under the fictitious name BAli 21SO)7STE - Lot 3). Section 312131. run S 150 ft. HIDDEN LAKE owner moti 2 ChoIce Lots in nicest Section. __________________________ seconds East 306.73 ft. South 70 of STEPHEN R. ALBERT M.D. Woodland Estates, A Five Acre thence E 700 It; thence N Ii dogs • ___________________________ vated I bdrm, fenced. $58,000 ExperIenced BARTENDER Valued at $700. Sacrifice, soc degrees East 110 ft., South 218 it. to PA., and that I Intend to register Development, in Section fl.7).3) 46'OO" E a distaitce 0, 19030 ft; only, apply In person. Holiday . each.Call1671246. LARGE 1 bdrm, Split Plan, poInt of beginning and also las; said name with the Clerk of , Further described as on the East thence W 300 ft to PUB. And less -- _______________ Inn of Sanford on the Lake,, Fam. rm5.. country kit BegLn 475 It. West of the Southeast Circuit Court, Seminole County, side 01 Lockwood Road, 21 miles from the NE corner of said Section Front. Commercial 561.000, corner, run North 37 - degrees 39 Florida In accordance with the South of Highway 1)9. (01ST 1) 3lrunS 4-Personals I9degsSl)S' Wlong the I' N STR() IV1 E. ANDERS minutes WeSt 150 ft., South 9 provisIons of the Fictitious Name BA(7 RN full time, $..4 shIft. Apply in N line of 341d Section 31 a distance .7 BORM FRAME; good Starter degrees, West 170ff., East 110 It. to Statutes, To Wit. Section 86509 21 80) 761E - E 345 ft and N 24 ft of 156 SO ft to a point person Sanford NursIng & fillY BE LONELY' Writeon the WIy P REALTY REALTORS home, or use for business beglnninQ, and also less p-art Florida Statutes 1957. Of NW',of NE', Of SE', Of SectiOn W line of Dean Road; thencpaJg Cony. Center, 950 r.ionvIIl.' Get A MateS' Dating Service . / - . $73,Q 5 pted .a 222)32. less N 278 ft Of W 350 ft .. 51g. Stephen R. Albert Fecn Terrace and ..Av... . -. . au ataes...P.O. fox '6071. bearing of S 37-degs ..-. . . • . Further 41'0)" RevlsIonandless any portIowest PublIsh. June 27, July .ii, 1$. - thlreof, less road Clearwater,Fl.33319. E a distance Of 161.18 ft for Sales Leader anford 3BDRMFRAME, zoned duplex described as East of the in of railroad. Consisting of 9.9 acres 1990 SECRETARY for 1 -girl office. POB. lhence along a chord '' _________________ , 521.300 more or less, (Adjoining Seminole DEX.)OS WE LIST AND SELL General office dutIes, typing, tersect,on of Lake Mills and bearing of S 31 dogs 71' 33" E a 5-L.ost & Found ___________________________ Brumley Roads. fOIST. 1) Industrial Park and Maitland Flea MORE HOMES THAN calcuIato,',tc. distance of 50 ft. thence S 89 dogs ._. - -________________ POOL HOME. Aftamonte. Mall Market. East of -railroad) ANYONE IN THE 12 PAUL A DEVELDER W35" Wa distanre Of 310.30 ft: LEGAL NOTICE area, 3 borm, Ige kit, screened BA(7 71801 6STE - E' IDISTPICT BE1GE&WHITE ANFORDAREA No. Expanding. National I PURSE lost in Ca. needs 70f SW',of thence N 57 degs 78' 76"E a -• ,Noticiof Public rm, lge corner landscaped lot NE',of Section 212030; less 5761 the vicinity of Dairy QU.en ,you Earn.$3.5O-to $3.60 hrly. FURTHER, a public hearing distance of 31182 ft to P08 Hearing on Proposed USe '562.967.83. Owner is 'in no _____________ ft of W 75 ft. also tess E 35 ftf JUST LISTED! 2 Bdrm, I bath will be held by - the 5.imlnole -. , - .ing par(firne piece v,vrlc.. - described 'e%..-South of ,.. Parking Lot. SalItów4j4.NQ )wrr-yl .'-. . -. . of . ' home in Dreemwotdwith tots - 100-ft bf 5 907 37 ft: ats6'Ieu . - Furlber questjons ask - 3fl-7581. ' Age & e*pr,e,sce no barrier:Dean Road. about ', mite from ________________________ County Piarining and Zoning . TheCountyofSerninolewiilhold 'iu7 It of E 760 ft. Further " iIrxtras. Abovi ground pool. Commiss.ionon July2,INOal 7.30 a Start Immediately. Send P 126 fOIST u Public Hearing at the Seminole desCrib as located onthe North too! C.ntrl H&A ww carpet,-- ---OETTYCCAMPBELL .--- or - ' - - repiytRt, I 8ox275, SanIord.. - s ROGEP-LE4GATT -- BAIl 6rChj1d as soon -thereafter as-- onty Cthose. NÔTh Park - side of Myrtle Street, ', nile West - - Samily rm., ,eat.In ku., Lic. Real Estate Broker possible, in Room 20) of the 2) 80) 74V N I Residential Zone. . enue, Sanford, Florida 3717t, on of. South Sanfoçtl Avenue. (01ST firepl.c&'mo!'S47,3O-' ' S French Ave ,Sanfot --Seminole County Courthouse, July Side Yard Variance from tO ft to 0. 1950 at 10.00 m. tot the 2) - CHILD CAR E-My - ' home ' LPN'S & AIDES AItOT hrs 37 7173 ' 377 6050 Sanford, Florida, In order fo ft and a Rear Yard Variance from purpose of obtaining wrltten'.and daytime, SUPER! 3 Bdrm. l' bath home some nights. 13. MARTHA. J UORINSi6N Better Living Center '-of - ________ 10 7. ft to 3ff for screen enclosure review, hear comments, and make oral comment from the public on BAIl 21 80) 661 E - Lot l, on iot Block H.aTemple Terrace Lw.Lake Mary area In 20 West with central H&A, Casselberry. cái for appoint. recommendations to the Board of the proposed uses of (evenue Robinson H4ven, PG 21 Pg 26, 3224331or319_9639. -.........ww carpet4 farnjLv im. pouch, ,..,,.il9 5002. County - Cc P Anne* PB 5. Pg 6), s.ner' In Section 33 - '' thx,Irn .,.t4: - ----- -. .u.$jf y' - ' .-3uri-,,,. CHILD .CARE. 1)0 r 1_.,--. -, the MV abo Azalea Avenue, 'South _______ v' budãet for Fiscal Year 191081. as one mile West of e'P?t U.it..Apolv: daytime. apptication for rezonlng. St. Johns River and WrSt.t Howell Branch Road Lopgwood.Lak. -.. ,',: ... All interested citizens' groepc; OntheSoUlhsideof SR 46. fOIST. akevi,w NursIng Those In attendanci and L6ke H0veli Road. (01ST, 1) - ..ffiary. 3fl 1531 or 339.9659. -' ' will be- s..enior cilliens and senior citizen 7) __________________________ 7E.2ndS ........... RAEJm,.2bethhome)rp - iuJ oOw 6 RUTH A TYNOALL - BA(7 Iosing costs ___________________________ r Park Ridge on quIet - rut do heard and written comments may organizations are encouraged to II J'S5E ALLEN MCGRAW. BABYSITTING in my home $20' ..... ______ buys IbiS 3 Bdf f15r bath home 71 80) 71V - -- A I Agricuttur Zone sac. Eciiipped kitchen, dinIng in Pinecrest. Large fenced yd, ment Manager. Hearings may be tending the hearing shall have (he Rivers Bend. A Five Acre tt to 76,600 sq ft and Lot Width 11)9 before 9 P7'. ____________________________ continued from time to time as right to provide written and oral Development, in SectIon 2519 32. family rm. screened porch ... VarIance from 150 ft to 110 lIon Lot 5-12 Yrs. ,JJ)cJuJed "iekiy-found necessary. Further details cómmenls and with BQ 8 much ii*a, suggestIons Furt,it,, described as on Osceoia sqe-4 - 7 Block 7, Chula Vista Unrecord'd available by calling 32) 1)30, 'Swim, skate, movies. Sanford '' 54E500; elderly day or night. Excellent regardIng possible uses of revenue ROad, 6 mites NE of 4th Street. Plat. in Section fl 2132. on Snow Early Childhood Center. 3 BDRM, I Bath Cit hOme on 1' Extension 307. (01512) references 32) 0673 sharIng fur)dS. ' 372 6645 Hilt Road, second tot North of . lots Fenced, landscaped, nice Board of County WHAT A BUYI 3 Bdrm, 1 bath 15. ANDREW W. TESLA Following is Import-alit planning n?ersectionof Snow Hill Road and area. 533.900 Commissioners NEED YOUR HOUSE CLEANWill Do Babysitting home In Woodmere Park on a Information for the proposed use BAli 7180) 6?TE - S I chs of Overlook Drive. I DIST I)' ED? General home cleaning, Seminote'County, Florida InMy Home N nice corner fenced lot. Eat In aring W of road (less W 6 chs) 4 7 P E I EPSON OUTDOOR PAClOUS -7 Bdrm older home fly: W,tl)atn Kurchhoff, reliable? have tranS. 322 5715. SunlandEstales 323 __5C kIt, ww carpet, utility shed & •Amount of revenue sharing N', of SE',. W of road (less W 6 ADVERT 151 PIG COMPANY Chairman needs TLC. Owner will hold more! Needs a little TLC. funds expecfed to be available chs), in Section 11-7030. Further flAil 2180) 86V -- M 1 lndustvral mortgage $21,000 Attest. Arthur H. fleckwith Jr. 527900 ring the upcoming fIscal year: described as Parcel A 19, South Of Zone 6-A----HeaIth&Bea,ty 29R0() Front Yard Variance from -Publish June 21, 1910 FRS No. 251,375,335 Soldiers Creek on Longwood Lake 517 ft to 25 ft to erect an outdoor DEX 5$ 2 JUST REMODELED, Large. COUNTRY LiViNG 3 Bdrm, 2ATTEST: Di"3VER ths.secref 0tALOE, Mary Road. on West side. fOIST. adverflsingsignon that part of the Gracious- living: Ru. creen porch, excellent area. 2) bath double Wide- mobile ham. Roger 0. Neiswender, ..on-surgical face lift. W 87 64 ft of Lot 6. Fore-st City. 9nabl. Weekly & monthly Owne will hold $27,500. on 10-acres. Central H&A. ww 16. JACK E. ADDINGTON, JR County Administrator Guaranteed results. Free Orange Park, PB 2, Pg 60, lying rates, utilities paId. Inquire FICTITIOUS NAME carpet, eat-in kit, dining rm & BA(7.2l 80) 77TE Parcel A, S Budget Officer demonstratIon.323-1330. REALTORS uth of the South N W of SR. 436 500 5. Oak 8-41-7013. Notice is hereby given that we Board of County loIs mont 512,5. 6S8.1 ft of E'. nio Sanford Ave. of SWS of NW'.4 of and North of the North P W of the 323-7913 are engaged- in business at- 590 Section22 2032; the S 182 SIft of CommissIoners ROOMS FOR RENT to Eat SCL PR, in Section 162129, Palm Springs Drive (P.O. Box H THE SPOILER! 2 Bdrm, I bath Seminole County Florida Private Home ft Of W 50.70 ft 04 SE', Of located on the South SIde of SR. Altamonfe Springs, Seminole home In CC Manor on a nice NW', of Section 222032. Further 436 ust West of SCL Railroad, Publish June 21, 1980 32 _lOS) County, Florida under the flc ZELLW000 CORN $3.5OBu. landscaped lot. Central H&A, described as located on the East East of Sentinel Star, (DISTIl DEX 92 tiflous name of ALTAMONTE LARGE EFFICIENCY ROOM Now at the Farmers Market, ww carpet, family rm, eat-In side of Cemetery Road, 600 ft e, CHARLES M. CLAYPOOL PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATES, and with beautiful ocean view, 1450 French Ave. and also at kit 1. morel $35,900 South of Main Street in Geneva. BAI 1 71 80) 87V PM I Mobile nightly & weekly rates. Ward's that we Intend to register said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR fOIST 7) 7309W. lit St. By the lusheior PORZSG Home District - Lot Size Variance Ocean VIew Motel, New name-with theClerkoftheCircuit SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by theear. 3232261. I? CARROL STEIN-BA(121 CALL ANYTIME REALTOR MLS lromi000sqfttO5000sqftandLot -Court, Seminole County, Florida In PROBATE DIVISION Smyrna Beach 904 428-6672. l0)-7ITE & SV To park a mobile Width Variance from FEEDER PIGS, 52$ 8 19,11 10 50 ft 333 9479 . Eve 3732994 accordance with the proyislo of File Number Io.239.CP BBQ PIGS, 5458 UP home' and a Side Yard Variance on Lot 25. Block F. Mobile Manor, Working lady has room to rent h the Fictitious Name Stitute, To- Di slon Probate from SOft to 71ff for a shade house EXCI TING 2 STORY Grain fed Hoçs cv? 8 wrapped PB II, p '.46, In Section 321 29. on same in apt with pool, kit. Wit. Section 86309 Florida 'iN RE: ESTATE OF for nursery on Lot SO. less E 43311,, MagnolDrIve, in Mobile Manor, FAMILY HOME ready lou fri'e:er, 90c ub privileges. 3210199. - 2420 Statutes 1957. Park 22 MABEL J. HURSTOM. ..... ttthereof;-aliON"7of LotSS, less E Just what you've been looking 377 1825 p 434 ((3151 3) Sig.T Edwarard P4. Zissma" ' Deceased 43311 ft thereof, all being In Mc for.Callustoseethisl bdrm, 2 Room for rent in private home. THOMAS M MCCLELLAND MD PA, NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION NeII'sOrangevulla,pB7,p099 In ______________________ $150 a month, female., - bathhomcsiluatedonadoubte flAil 2180) 81V U-PICK PEAS Stephan N. Albert M.D. P.A. The administration of th• estate Section 1771-29. on McNeil ROad, preferred. Call 371 0921 aft S lot. You'll love the very large Planned Unit De,elopment Zone Bushel.Call3732261 Publish: June 27, July 4. fl. ii, of MABEL French J, HuRSTON, 1' mile Ea of Bear Lake Road.. - Rear Yard Varianc, from 10 ff 23 2222 p.m. w.ekdavs. liv, Fm., 8 din. rm. with 1950 deceased, File Number $0-239-CP, fOIST. 31 crystal chandelier I. the eat-in to S ft for pool on Lot II, Hunters DEX-101 Is pending In the Circuit Court for SPECIAL EXCEPT(PNS PoInt, P870. Pgs 7879, in Section kit including all appliance-i. REALTORS . 30-Apartments SeminoleCoun$y, Florida, Probate OTHER 3)2029, located off Hunt Club Many more extras 553.000. Multiple Listing S'ervice I. LLOYD MORRIS - BAt? 21 Division, the address of which i GUITAR (ESSONS in my home Boulevard at 33) Hunters Point Ct. A 1 Agriculture Zone 2 Bdrm IN THE CIRCUIT COURJ OF Room 716, Seminole County 2 baths, all kitchen anytime. 17 years music cx fOIST 3) THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Harold Hall Realty appliances + washer 8 dryer. CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Courthouse, North Park Avenue, Request for addition to n'ialn perlence. Will teach to read 10 CHARLES E. KINYON FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION. Sanford, Florida 3277) The names boding of convalescent center to BA(1 21 $0) IOV Pool privileges,'- 323-7965, music. Located between Inc REALTORS, MLS PUD Planned - .d addresses of the personal increase the number of guest Unit - Development Zone Sanford & Longwood 327 2679. CASE NO. $O'23$-CP Rear i BEDROOM ON CORNER 323-5774 BR-5209 up Pool Adults or Night representative and the personal accommodations on the following Yard Variance from 10 ft to 1 tt IN RE: ESTATE OF l50'xl3S' FOR COUNTRY 'on Lake Ada, Just So. of representative's attorney are described property: The E '200 ft and a SIde Yard Variance from 10 114M3&0'att1 LIVING DALLAS L. HOSTETLER, NEAR LAKE SUMMER ISHERE ivd. on 17.92 In. "P0 forth below. of N 711.10ff of Tract 77, McNeil's ft to? ft on the East side on Lot 17, Cool off in your own screen Deceased JESSUP. $32,300. SELLER Sanford. Call 323-1671 All interested persons are Orange VIlla, PB 7, Pgs 99 10). Block A. 'the Springs Whispering enclosed pool patio. Attractive FINANCING, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Instructors Needed. MarIner's VllIao. required to file with this Court, containing 1.00-acres more or less; Pines Section 1. P11 71. Pg 36, In 3 Bdrm, kitchen equipped, CriatIve Expressions TO ALL PERSONS HAVING WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF part of Lot 77, beginning at SE Section37l29,onWoodmlIlRoad. 3227513 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATHS, CLAIMS central H&A, nice tree SANDALWOOD VILLAS-2 OR DEMANDS THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF corner run N 121 It, W 200 ft. N (DISI 3) . 1' GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT shaded lot in well established Bdrm, 2 bath, fully equIpped AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE THIS NOTICE: (I) all claims 7lllIt.WlOSft,St7$3ft,SEIyon 11.HAMLET D'ALVAREZ & AIR, LUSH CARPETS, neighborhood. Only $49,500 kltchenlncludingW&D,$395 AND ALL OTHER PERSONS against the estate and (7) any Curve3l9.S3ft, S161.29ft, E 110.1 ft BA(?-71 80)-ISV R- 1AA $35,000 TERMS AVAILABLE. mo 671 4530, 295 INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE; ol,jection by an intereSted person to beginning, McNeil's Orange Reildentiat Zone - Side Street COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE YOU FEED ONE ADIJLT br $7Ø ARE HERE BY to whom notice was mailed that Villa, PB 2. Pgs 99-101. Further Variance from 75 It to Sft for pool SANFORD-Lovely 1 Bdrm + Makes this outstanding home NOTIFIED 3 BEDROOM, l'i BATHS, AIR & that ecelity Includes I lb. meal the ad. challerugesthe validity of the will,, described as located In Section 20 'andfrom25ft lo0ftforsolidfence den or 2 Bdrm, air. $220. desirable to the comfort HEAT. SCREENED PATIO. daiIy, and choice ministration of the Estate of the qualifications of the personal 21 79, on t)ie South • fresh side. of Cub on Lot 7$. Lake-wood Shores 1st .jIt5, 612 Park. )-$41-7$$3. 'Seeking people. Family rm, VALENCIA COURT. 133900 DALLAS L. vegetables and grains. FREE or Drive,one-third mile East of Bear PIOSTETLER, representative, venue, dition, PB I), Pg 54, in Section game rm, pine cabinets in DETAILS write: DAU9, Box Lake Road (01ST. 3) Deceased, File No. $0-735-CP IS jurisdiction of the Court. ___________________________ 19 21 30. located at 16.4 Birchwood large eat in kitchen, central pending in the Circuit Court of 373$,Fgt City, FL 32731. 7-GLADYS 0. BENNETT 3 8DROOM, ALL - CLAIMS AND 08BATH. AIR 8 Or, (0151,1) ______________________ H&A, 4 ability to beelther 2or Seninole County, FlorIda, Probale -JECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL UA(7-21 80)-19E P-lA HEAT, LAKE MARY. $34,900. 12. L C. EDDINGION BAildep. June Poraig Realty 3 bedeooms with? baths are a Residential Zone DivIsion, lb. adØress of which is BE FOREVER BARRED. For per18tISJpfl(J 71 90) 13V N IAA Residential REALTOR 322 $671. few of the possibilities of this Room 372, Seminole County Publication of this Notice has misiion to establish private school Zond - Rear Yard Variance from -2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT & home. Only 152.500 Courthouse, Sanford, Florida begun on June 27, 1910 Lovely, large unfurniihed or wIth tutoring services for persons 30 ft to 9 ft to construct additIon on CARPETS, NEAR MIDDLE * * * * * * * 32711. The Personal Represinneeding additional teaching to furnished efficiency api. $165 Persal Representative: tpe following described property: SCHOOL. $34,500. GRAND OLDE DAYS can be re tative of the estate is NADINE L. correct an academk problem; O mo. 1 $166171.Clifford .1. Hurston, Jr. Begin S9degs 3$'O'E 89.08 ft from HOSTETLER, whose address isclived In this line old 1 story in the following described property 47)0 North Parkway Ave. SW corner of Lot 6, Block C. Tract I BORM, 1 bath, air conditioner, Parts of Lots tO, 1), and 17, Block 2 BEDROOM, PANELED FAMo Post Office' Box 1379, Winter choice section of Sanford. Scottsdale, Arizona 15231 n, Sanlando Springs, P8 5, Pg 48. washer-dryer, stove, refrig. ILY ROOM, CARPORT, beautiful Fireplaces in liv rm Park, Florida 32790. Thename and Attorney for Personal 8. A Re-pt-at of Block C of South thence 581 dogs 3SO" E 69.0 ff01 912 French Ave. Swimming pool. $213 mo. Fern Park 5-0, as FENCED YARD. address of NEW the 8 formal Din rm, keep cool Personal Representative: recorded in PB beg, run thence 5 99 legs 35'O" E Lease, 1st, last + deposit. Call ROOF, WALK TO SHop. P I). and specifically described with central air or economical Representative's attorney Is S. Kirby Moncrief of Cornerof lOthi, French 96 Oft ba point on a curve having Orlando 596-1727 PING. $29,900. SELLER FINas, beglnnjpg at point on the W side KENNETH F. MURRAPI, of SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND 'exalt fan, All rms extra large n-ad) of 101 Sd ft. thence continue ANCING. + a-at in kit, dbie size Oak ilneof Lot 12,3OftNorthwardfrom Murrah, Doyle, Sasier and Dift- MONCRIEF Southerlyaiongsaidcurvelll,.4Sft CHULIJOTA lbdrm,carpe$,alr, 323-5176 shaded yard with well & mer, P,A , $00 West Morse p.o. Box fl79 Ihe SW corner, thence Eastward a tolheP.0 of curv, thence South 40 lake vIew 5. access $175 call 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM. distance 01131ff and? inches to a dogs 39'39" W sprinkling System Extra lot Boulevard (Post Office Box 1321), Sanford, Florida 3777) 70.01 it to a point Mr. Wise 6141125 or 351-0925 point on the East side CARPORT ON LARGE WInter Park, Florida 37790. included. Dbl garage with * * * * * * * * Telephone; (305) 3233660 line of Lot being corner of Lol 9, thence N 17 eves. 11,22 ft South from the NE corner, CORNER 75TH ST. ZONED paneled rm above. Brand new __________________________ All persons having claims or Pvbllh June 27 & July I 1950 dogS 54)0" W 121.0 ft thence N 1 MECHANIC -New car exp. thence Southward a distance of 93 'RMOI. $7L900. roof only 146,900. demands against the estate are DEX-109 legs 06'43" E 48.73 ft to P08. Good opportunity for qualified 31-Apartments Furnished required, WITHIN THREE fttoapointontheEastsidelineof Fu,Il,e, described as located in person. Salary 8 Co. benefits. Lot 10, ISP South of the NE corner, 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 SHOPPERS SPECIAL 2 bdrm, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Section 171-29, at the corner of 321-0871. Liv rm, window air, built in LOTS. SANFORD AVE. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF AGENDA 7BEDROOMAPARTMENT$ thence Westwardadistanceof 12$ Palm Springs Drive and Orlando. fttoapointontheWestsidelln,of Avenue. (01ST. 4) entertainment center, THIS NOTICE, to file wIth the - SIMINOLICOUNTYIOARD ZONED C-2. $2I,. SELLER APARTMENTMANAGEMENT For6ppolntmentcall Lot 11. fl ft North of the SW Ot Paneling, washer dryer, clerk of the above court a written FINANCING. OF ADJUSTMENT Couple for modern 20 units in 3232120 13.JAMES M. WALTER, jp ner, thtflce Northward a distance BAIl 21-80) $4V $31,500. statement of any claim or demand NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Sanford. Full rent allowance 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, R 1AA of 93 It to the beginning. Further Residential Zone july21, 1958 I EFFICIENCY $175. 1 BORM they may have. Each claim must fr large 2 bedroom. Minor AIR & HEAT, NEW APPLI. Side Street - described as located in Section Il7101 P.M. be inwriting and must Indlcatethe FOR RENTALS CALL 323.5774 $215. Female adults preferred. maintenance duties, will train. Variance from 23 to 14 ft to ANCES. DEBARY. ss.,soo. 2l-)Oat2$l7LakevlewDrlveon,M basis for the claim, the name and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCRN: This doss lnclu4de utIlIties. No Reply to Box 6), co The enlarg, carport on Loss 20 and 21. NOTICE IS hereby given that West side,. 200 ft South of ' address 01 the creditor or its agent or children. 671-50.3, Evening Herald, P.O. Box Block C, Sanlando Springs, Tract 3 BEDROOM WITH EAT-IN " or attorney, and the amount the Seminole County Board of Street. (DIST. 1657, Sanford, Fl, 3277). 23, PB Pg 45, 5, in Section 2-21-39, KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH, MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3-WILLIE BAILEY Lovely, Iargefurnlshad claimed, lithe claim Is not yet Adlu$tmenl will conduct a publIc SA(72I. at the corner of VirgInia Avenue NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. CONVENIENCE STORE eftklencyapt.$llSmo. due, the date when it will become hearIng to consider the following S0)-20E -C-i CommercIal Zone- and WIlford Avenue. (DIST. 1) OWNER SAYS SELL, LEASE $20.00. SELLER FINANC. To construct residence to be or CLERK - Good company 1.116.6171 due shall be stated, If the claim Is Items: I4,GERALD DIMURO - BA(7OR RENT. 2010 Grandvlew, 3 ING. by 'property owner in benefits, Apply Handy Way A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS contingent or unliquldated, the bdrm, I bath. $39,900 R-1AA Residential Food Store, Sanford area. nature of the uncertainty shall be MOBILE HOME APPLICATIONS coilectiOn with existing business CROCKETT LOG HOM Variancef*soiitl concrete Of) Lots IS and stated. If the claim is secured, the - A.1 AGRICULTURE ZONE: 16, Block I, wall 9", ft in height, ai'omd a 3 , BEDROOM, 3 BATH ON MAID SATURDAyS, Winter cOuNTRY HOME, PAOLA, 7 Lockhart 5-0, PB 3. THOMAS ALAN RHODES security shall be described. The Pg 74, In single family residence on Lot Springs. Must have IranWOODED CORNER LOT. Lcres, 1 bdrm, I bath, $59 Mu BA(6-16-$0). SecIionS-19-30,anthewestsldeof DELTONA unfurnlshed 2 bdrm, claimant shall deliver sufficIent (CONTINUED) 14 and WI', of Lot 15, BlOck 43, sportation 8 references. $3). I bath, utility room, $250 fIrst copies of the claim lathe clerk fo S9TE - Lot 9, Holiday Ranch, A Southwest Road between 18th and Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful 7)74 evenings & weekends,' SANORA 3 bdrm, 2 bath, $69,900 I. last enable the clerk to mail one copy FIve Acre Development in Section Hvghey Streets. (DIST. Palm Springs Section, PB 3. Pg SEIGLER REALTY' SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT 55'inS,fion122lflI Osceola Road. (01ST. to the Personal Representative. 8.2032. off WANTED.Matureladytoliy.In ted AUTHORITY BA(7-21 I0)-2IE 323.7832 BROKER All persc 2 days & 3 nIghts a week. the Northsideof RidgewoodStre,t interested in the 2) 32-Houses Unfurnished MI lndqstrlal Zone 2. ROBERT K. MELVIN meats I. care of In. estate to whom a copy t. tttts prepare .MyrtlAv. To oneiotWestofEvergre.nAyenue, Eves. 332-06)2.322-us? BA(6•16•$O). permit construction and operation valid lady us Sanford Noticeol Administration has been '(CONTINUED) (DIST, 4) 207 B. 34th - Lot 8-4, Lake Harney of bulk propane distribution 64TE NFORDNew house for rent residence. Call 305-3224285 mailed are required, WITHIN 1S.GLENPJ' S. COX - BA(T-31In Section 10-20.33, on Iacilityonthefollowlngproperfy: DATE Estates, near hl9h school. 3 Bdrm, 2 weekdays. THREEMONTHSOF THE 80)-Isv PC-i Country Estates NEEDRESiDENTI CommenceaI$WcOVflSr01$ecfl4ij5 Zone baths. No pets. 1350.151 me. + OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Osceoia Road. (01ST. 2) - Side Yard VarIance from FINANCING? 99 run N 3. JAMES RICHARD HITTELL 161930, s.aIrtsy. 134-9253 or 862-3156, OF THIS NOTICE, to fIle any digs 52' 13" B 2OfttO7ft4iflChflld Rear Yard CALL 95.071ftforaPO8,thenc.rungg (CONTINUED) BA(6-16. objections they may have that 50)TE Variance from 33 ft tg 14 ft to NEW 3 BEDROOM (305)333-1n roe15' 31" W 56.131 ft. thence run 5-7, .. Harney dog construct tennis court on Lot 7, challenges the valIdIty O tent, Inter Development Corp. 0 N $9 digs 19 4" B 225.00 ft BY OWNER. NEW I bedroom, 2 In Section 10-20.37. 0(1 _____________________ the Ravenibrooli, PB 1$, Pg 33, In FlJ(i5Hp B'JdK $2417, decedent's WIlt, the thincerunSoubath on 120x 143 shaded lot. Osc.ola Rd. fOIST. 2) 15900 qualificatIons of the Personal OF swiot ft Danc, run SdegslS'24"E 99 dege 1,'II" W SectIon 14-20-29, on Stonegate owner assist financing set 500. 4. NANCY SHOUCAIR, -BAt;. .-,'.,... Representaflv., It East of Markham or the venue or' 2I-IO)-7OTE- TheW 105 ft of B 313 r,Is.00 , ttienc, run N 00 dogs South, 1300 37-Busiriss Pro*r1y jurisdictiOn 0! tti, Road. fOIST, FDICcourt. .. , swt , 5) EaIHoUslfL 1514" W 103.142 ff10 POD. Said Woods , HOurly Wao. '' ' -. ' '"' "" " ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND I). AP'PKOVAL OF MINUTES parcel contains 0.131 acres, mon. Pbs CommissIon OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILCD NE'-4 *1 SectiOn 23.21-30, liii the S 1. June 16, 1900 - Regular LARGE BUILDING. 711 French lSftforrod.Furtherdelcrlbqdas or less, Furth.f described as 1 Ave. next door to Polke Depi.' WILL. BE FOREVER BARRED. pg located at the Southwest corner of A-? located on Dike Road, Onte Of the first PUkatlOfl This public hearing will be held the rt 01 Sanford. (DIST. 3) ft East of Tusisiwlila Road. .1 ths Seminole County Courthis Notice of Adminlitretion is C. VARIANCES (01ST 1). 1tose, Sanford. Florida, on July J June O' 1900. :" I . A DAM SZ B W C Z A K JAMES W. JONES-BA(7-2). 37.D-htostrIaI 21,1990, at 1:00P.M., or as soon (CONTINUEO)BA(d.I5.00),71vNadine L. HgtefIei' I0)-ØTE-E739.$SHOIW;52.13ft tMeafbl as possible. R.1AA Zone - Side Street as Perional RepresentatIve f S *1 N Of NE¼ of NE'/i of CAREER J5 Wrlftenconsmenlsfuledwlshthe Variance from 25 ft to 15 ft to of the Estale of Section 33-21-33. Further described OPPORTUNiTY Office of Pbs Zoning Coordinator rent s,000sje, construct a pool and a Side Sfret DALLAS L. P$OSTETLER, -as East oil HIghway 419 on Lake Needed: young men, 20-30 yrs.' will be considered and persons Ft. Offices, loading dock & VarIance from 25 ft to 0 ft for Deceased Mills Road. .6 mile to Lakevlew old, to b trained for an ez. appearing t the public-hearing, existing finceon Lot 12 ,ld w industrIal zonlna. 322-8313. ft Attorney for Pefl0nal ' ; Avenue and South on Lekevlew cifin future in lb. borne enci Lot j,. H, $anlOodf)1 wIll be heard. Hearings may be Repiesenlative:-. -. v',,.Avenue to property on the West ?8t't6lfl(Tleflt Industry. Must continued 'tràn time to time Springs, Tract 16, Second RepIat, be KENNETH F. MURRAH sIde. 101ST. 1) personable,attractive5. liketo G0fldOITliflhIftfl P89,pS,ins.dk,.I.2I.fl,,th. 'found nerssary. Further details 6, GERALD LEE JONES 4 Of Murrah, Doyle, Slur WOrk with thepuftllc, Nodfrscj corner of Suniland Avenue -I available by c$iIflg 323-4330, Ext. ______________________ and Oiflmer, PA. ' 'MCi-lI $0)-6ITE.- B 729.55 ft of eXp. neCes61ry. Top pay. Tired 304. New Smyrn. Bedcfs Ocean Eroist 4) 800 We67 Mon. Doutvard W763J3ft Of N¼ NE¼ Of NE¼ 5EMINOECOUNTV Your dull, routine fob? ow Condo, 1 BR. 1 bath, sleeps 47 DOUGLAS 5l$HOp(;21 of Section - 33.2)32, Further P.O. Box I37 is yaw' chance to get ahgsd. BOARD OF'ADJUTMENT $0)-791 - R.IA Residential Zone or 5, U2$ wkly, '6753.500. A Florida 32790 Park, Winter described as East off Highway 419 .. Apply In person to Westgete BY: LARRY BLAIR, ,-' -Rear Yard Variance from to It on' Lake Mills Rosd.,6 mile tO Telephone: (3507 6149001 .7; LARGE 1 or 3 Idrm ape. with CHAIRMAN TV, K-Mart Plaja $loppirIg to? ft for pool on Lot I?, less S .5 ft, I.Msvlew Avenue, and South on Publish June 20, 27, 1900 Publish: June v, woo wsShIr-dryer. pool. 1 Adim, Center Senford, 9:30 ant to Block B, Eastbrook so p ,p Lihaview to pipIrty.gn DEX. , DEX.Io0 1:30 pm. daily. $335.7 Idrm 139$. 6711014. , lnkc110113431.30, It 3313 FICTITIOUS NAME Not,'e iS hereby given that I am n fxisiness at let Wax Myrtlet ane. Longwood, Fta, 32750 County, Fnrid under thefctitlousnarneof EDWARD N. ZISSMAN, M.D. PA and that I intend to register said name Yiuth the Clefli of the Circuit ourt, . Seminole County, Florida In . co'rdancewllhlhe ovIslons ot the Fictitlou Name Statutes, To Wit; Section 565.09 Florida Stututes • - - • ______________________________ Legal Notke SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC ' HEARINGS '5 . -I _ I -. __:__.. _\_ - TrsntPaIntlng&Repalr Interior 1. Exterior Free Est. ______________________ Getplenty - ofprospec ...Adyeçtlse your product or service In fri. ti.x.lII..4 aa. SU4, " SERVICES UNLIMITED WeIdingdone,$15.00perr, 322-0711 . -. ' Window & SCreen Rspslr ,ç_- -- WINOOW&SQREEN REPAIR also PATIO DOORS 322-1545 abs.' a -.'-. - -- - ' .- - �- - - - I t_ - - - - - . , ,_ - . - 'I . . p . It - L— r - - - I . . I .. . . .. .. I SPOR 1OA—Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl TS I . . . Friday, June27, 1$O . .,... .. . - I — - . . ,. - -. . . . ... - I . ... - / 4. S S . . ., . ..... . . .. .. . . I I . . -5 i . .. 1.Er % 1: Y- ... . .. - - --- - .10 I .. ---...n-..- .- - -N I ! cesO'Leary' J To Retire From Alouettes ______ ___ - - - i ." - I- -. .. - ...2 4- 4c'• I - .-r '-: - Baker is thinking as he awaits Lake Mary's 8111 Pashe's delivery to catcher - - Cl assjr CLEVELAND (UPI) - Terry Furlow of the NBA Utah Aa' ' - Neerl 3rrl \A leek - A - ' ' b4R,Urindale, had "-- :- - -- - i • , - - , i . - - i - three OF .. I . . - 118 ousting former world top 10-ranking player Raul Ramirez of Mexico in a five-setter Wednesday — an event which led a League Roun champion, with a record 20 Wimbledon titles under her belt Up d - Murk — ,, Whitson, Minton (9) A_hl accident to defeat 3, , u. a twohitter. 1t was a reyype The in dent occur red on Sandersen's t pitch of his pregame warmup in the bull pen. He landed In a hole, losing his Joshua ODO ODO 000 0 1 0- I 7 I San D9 MontrealrlghthanderuIdfterherebowidedfromspregarne (2 ) . 5 Beattie (7) and L. Cox; Steve Stone used to be just another starter on the Baltimore .. UH11U1 -• - - Uianta BBaseball au - Standlisgi International By United Press - -,f--- - National Lsagws Cast W I. Pd. Montreal Plttsbrgh - -' New York - Chicago A'- . - St. Louis - I, 9 24 10 .412 11½ West - -- Houston 41 '25j'1 40 29.5W Son Fran 31 31 AR It 31' $ .40 11½ (Pored P.M. 5-3) - it - . Pittsburgh (Slylevin 2.7) . MontTHi - (Rogers 9.5), 7:33- - New York (Pacific b O-0) at Phhladesplila (Cartton- -c - ii • . '- .f . . I - ~'-. 1. - . I 'i -' - ..,,~ - ' _-• -- - • - East - W - New York Mllwiuks . Detroit - Baltlmre Cleveind -athn LOW Arqeln (Roysii 0-1) si San Francisco )Blue 9-1). 10:33 -.. - ... . .. - : ., L ' .. ____(''- - - - s...'. - -••-- .-..' - - - 1 • - - - /' . It --~~ - ! ;. . . . ., I; I! I • - fe (- 1. '' I '. ~ Z ; 0 1, I.; , , I .. 11. . -. I . . . . ,,-) A .I'm I . r - . ., - -5'. I , ,1 .. I - " - - . . -' . - - . _____ . . 'IW . ' • :.t.- - ' -1r , ..- -k .. - - . . I . -- _..— -'---- V -- -i4 , - I - , - 33 California - 32 27 31 L Ct GB 7% - -- 33 3 CkvsIand - (Walts 5-6) W. L Ptl. 00 Kan City 12 2$ .600 at Minnesota Milwaukee (Sorensen 7-4) at Ct . • . - .. . - - -r - - "t',-..k I - i ' : -- v V() - -' If you call stay out for 15 minutes without ('oiitiniied On Next Page 41 . Pop-rock group Squeeze is the best Nobody knows Passers-by car thieves. bet for the 80s. '- Critics, public who named I , - ignore the e - overlook fine actor. oscars. - Kan City at Seattle. night - Nationsl League PcI. Schmidt, - V(nc.nI Tern - • - - - - - - - -- e ' 55210 64 30S American lea ' GASH -4 65249 47349 Cal Cooper Mu oa c. Bumbry, a Cirew, 60246 13 337 .'..4 - s C Schmidt, - - A 46; - Persz i; S520 "317 Murphy. Oak, A.- as, Salt and John. NY ID]; Wilcox, Dot Marl 49. Oak Stems gas" 64244 77 :316 National Lsauue Canton - 63235 77.320 Te* Pitching 13-2; Pastor,, Cm and Richard, Hou 9-3; Blue, SF 9-4; Rogers, Mtl 9-5. . - 1. 'S. ViCterles National league - fl9 74.236 1 Hinder. — Phil ..Garvey , uSf, ., IJ MI - ' IS - - - Nettles. NY and Mayberry, Tor 13. Naational ...., LA and 2$ . 5 . son, Oak 32; WIlson. KC 31; Dilone, Cliv 23; Cruz, Sea 1 2 ; Wills.- Tex 20, drick. St.L. 15. - LeFiot-., Mn 2'; Scott, Mill America. Lea vy* . Bucknef, Chi 41; Law, LA 24. PhIl 21; Baker. LA 16; Garvey, LA, LuzinsAl, Phil and , 55209 65-311 Remy. Bos H National League 66 245 " '.110 American Lealu. -- Oglivie, 67 230 77.304 MD and Jackson, Ply 6$ 250 77 .301 Armes, Oak 14; Rice, Sos, Vaunt, Mu Batting - 31$ Pi tt Collins. Cm - Crux, .Hoij Hndrck. St.%. Relti, St.L - Miiw at California, night 6)23) 73 .316 Hems Runs 66234 80-315 6$ 296 92 .311 - - 77 Meyer, Sea Mtl Tmpltn, St.L I-lndrsn, NY - at Texas, night GA1 63 212 Crmatie, New - $yUaltedprusln$.nt.tieis.l Tolloss'll" 34). 8:35 p.m. - Detroit it Toronto Baltimore at Boston Chicago at Oakland Cieveat New York, nigh t - - York (MayS.3),$ pIn. 47233 46.337 63 2)1 73 .336 Gritfey, Cm Saturday's Qames - -at - 300 10 3135.47012 -. 3-1) at I6:30 P.M. 1-5) at 7.3), - 730 p. (Rozema 1-1) $.)) Gais 4-7) .at Seattle (Honeycutt 74), 10:33 (All- times CDT) Baltimore (Flanagan Detroit (Norris P.M. Kansas City . Torgnto (Jefferson 2.4), 7:30 S Hmnndz, St-i. Smith, LA Oakl and - 35 10:30 2•4), Chicago (Baumoartep .413 11 Bo'Jon (RIIMy (Knapp — - -- -•- - -- - - - . . - - - - and and Han, Mu 4-6; Keouoh, Oak - U -- I - - - - - - - - - - - - - .- r . - p.m. , 'i'eday's Games - • - hours at - 1.4 k. . . illeall (hill tilt- happy - . . r ,.dA -- . to a high of 20. The lower the number, the shorter the time you can stay in the sun without burning With an SPF of two, you will get minimal protection but you will be able to stay in the Stil l twice as long as you normally WOUl(I without any protection at all Summertime anti the tanning is easy. But make using a sunscreening pr(xitict, before goitig out sure you respect the sun and its burning rays by for a day in the sun. - - . .. I I "A .5 Ad I .' --4.. - The Paola All Stars (8 to 12 year olds) meet the are Roger Nixie, David lowland, Sean Murphy, Sanford Americans in Little Major League play at Mike Dougherty, Arthur Hersey and Kevin 6p,m. Saturday at Ft. Mellon Park. The Paola All Brown. In the third row (left to right) are Coach Stars In the front row (left to right) are Eddie Carl Turner, Corey Argett, Mark Harrell. Antoine Behrens, Troy Turner, John Poole, Eric Dearborn Cockerhan, Troy Turner, Shawn BreD and . In the second and John Ludwig r (left to right) Manager John Poole, row, - I - I I It ~;Ad (if - .1 - Wr grading sunscreens according to their Suit -Iection Factor(SPF). Effectiveness in blocking the suns rays range from a low SPF - - .. Drug Administration has developed a system - I . ,I 9 - - - . ~'. .".-.---------. . . I 4 .. - - - - With SOman )roducts on the market these (lays, it helps to consider the type of skin, the length of exrxsure and time of day before •1 111xS1fl1., a produc I 'tt. . . .• ., . k - I ii IsO ef fect ive s(i:i( i ('en Pr(xItIi( Is- th e Ikey it) (i tying the summer fun without burning. - %~ ... I . ; ~ - - A -. - _1' J — t --.......................... - . I . . . fill- I lie sake of healthy skin. Even fair-skinned jx'nple riii en oy- activities under the summer _____ - 4 . t"'e", .. - - This (lot' s not . -•• . A __________ .1 T . . •.. .11 - the beach or tennis court must be forsaken - - - . . ill tilt. outerillost layer of the skin ill it dry ;in(] wrinkled look. 'lliere is also the increased chance of skin cancer. t • , . . k41A % . . S.. Iti . toh't t dY (dO gi ('titi) (iLceleLCile the skiti S nor aging lO( ('SS .111(1 .in C(IU.5I' ('\f'I) ' '1kin to look and feel leathery •io iiiti ii SIlO aiiil (lr ilPat e4Ptlses nioist nit' - 1. - .- ____ I 1. 1 71 . . 6. - - I -stilling I I , .. I. . -1 . .0'.: -$- - - ---- loss .,0,7. . '. .. L p AJ -. . - - oung - I . , , v,~, I.,.I — ?. I -. - mal ,•i%f ,, V . ______ —'-- "-'---- .Learn 'o Bu -J to turn a lovely brown but iii the I)FOCCSS add 1 ' S . .- - . N.) •. " ' S I.. -'.- I j - '.4 - - -- tourists alike end up itli a bad bur n, pink tin(I . I •• 1 - lS i)fle01 their most I)riZe(1 Florida Souvenirs. - 4 r _____ 44 24 447 -3$ 29 547 3½ 37 31 .541 7 3732.S361½ Toronto AHWS (IQqgI 3.3) • - S • . r ..10 p .., I , , 44t f P -- -, - - .6 . . - -I - ----..t I - ---- tiI1(I golf courses , places to have i good time and to will a beautiful summer lan. e U)L1s fl(iS Oir flOti i1 rn 10(11 ISiS IiSo i i flocking to Flori da's s sun-kissed shores, intent I, ' . I L- . L - - ' • P I. 1 39 Los Angeles at San Francisco Seattle New York at PttIla, 2. twi-niti Minn 29 10 .120 12½ 23 44 .313 17½ Pittsburgh at Montreal night Calif Thursday's Results Cincinnati at Houston, night Baltimore 1. Toronto 1 Atlanta at San Diego, night . $eattle I. Texas I ,Amu*aa league Chicago S. California 2 BOitøn Houston (Nhek.o7-63, $3$ 2 . . ,/~-.* : - . " 1 . - - - - S - - - -_ p.m. . .i.. -.' -' - - Chicago (RIVICtIal 5-7), 2:30 4:01 p. m . Los Ang &..,, Louis p , -. . Chicago T1X•S Oakland - St. Louis at ChIcago, 3 3 Today's Games . as 3333 ill 1 31 36 .463 $ 29 .36 .446 ChIcago 4 .11 . - • . .. - ,. Heta PISss by . Satwday's Games (All Times CDT) 3427 .315 — 33 29 -517 2½ P$tlta - I p.m. - Montreal 1, PhlIad6)phls 0 San Fran 2. Sen Diego I - - Major League - 24 3$ .424 12½ New Yolk - ! ______ . , -- L - —" - Thursday's Results - - -- . SCOREBOARD. r • ., . - doubled In two runs to lilt Chicago. 1 I - . -- -- L .~ -,-.,I ..S -%, , ,r, - I! . - 40 1 ____ P , Steve Trout won his first game since May 28 and Chet Lemon - INNER_ '. 300 000 00D.N CP i wan, Glynn (5), Allen (7 — American League (6) and Davis; Stone and and Stearns; Lamp Tldrow (6), Mil 0000)0000-1 60 Dempsey. W—Stone (103). L— 000010000—i 32 Toronto Caudill (1) and Foote, Black. PttlIa 30)000-1 90 Clancy 000000000—a 21 Bait . (6.1). MR—Toronto, well (7). W—Glynn (2-1 ) L— Sanderson and Carter; Larch Clancy. Buskay (1), Mltabella Mosiby (3) . - / I r.r - . ' - HRfr'ChlCago: --7-,- -, , , -- -7- - - - --- School is out. People are on vacation and - .I 1 - ,.. - , F - -.• 4 - - - c,\,rt o in ye runs to a White Sax 5, Angels! the eighth. %I - P - . Seattle 8, Tens 4; and Chicago 5, Califomla 2. The Orioles scored thm runs on live singles off loser Jim ?&Is 4, Cubs 3 Clancy, 6.4, in the first Inning. Eddie Murray doubled off, Tom New York rallied for a pair of runs In the seventh on RBI I BuskeY in the fourth and scored on Lowensteln's second single. singles from Joel Youngblood and John Stearns. Ed Glynn, 2-1, * Stme struck out nine while he was tying Twilmy John of the New York Yankees for the most victories In the league. was the winner and Dick Tidrow, 2-1, took the Giants 2,Padrul Marinersi Rangers 4 Jack Clark and Darrell Evans each drove in a run in the . Mario Mendoza and Larry Cox. the'last. two men in the fourth against Steve Murs, 1-3, and Ed Whitson allowed seven d for the year when pinch-hitter Von Joshua hcznered in - - - . • . - (21). I Ashcraft was the workhorse of the Atlantic Bank team that won the Sanford little American League title with a 17 r rd. . . -- - Paola will likely send Shawn Briel to the mound Saturday to (aca Brian Ashcraft of the Sanford Americans. Briel posted a 6-0 record for Sunshine TV, which won the Paola championship wi th a perfect 18-0 record. 62 - , --- - ' — Tidrow 000— . - . L - i . I — - I fZE - - - N oo — .1 I~ I- - - "I me &.-3. jL4" 4" two winning teams square off at 8 p.m. Monday. There will be - 4 . -- I /. 1 000 - — I . U33 OTALS no. - 023 000 000- s 10 I Calif Trout, P - --- single, he threw just 94 pitches and went to three balls on only Orioles' staff. Now he Is THE starter. two hi tters. The Philhies grew so frustrated trying to hit him Stone won his eigh th straight game and fourth straight MIki Schmidt attempted a steal of home in the seventh, complete game Thursday night while the Orioles were "I thought It was a good time to try it," Schmidt said "He beating the Toronto Blue Jays, 41 The righthander, now 10-3, was taldnga big windup and l just felt jt was an ideal ume." The Expos reached Randy Lerch, 240, for the game's only Toronto'aUoydMosebyhomeredinthefjfthmnning,i(broke run In the fif th. Chris Speler led off with C single, was Stone', streak of 34 consecu ti ve homerless innings. sacrificed to second by Sanderson and scored when Dawson UT . m no surprised a my success, have a punched a single into right. The throw from Bake McBride to club which is 'exceptionally 11 behind " the plate appeared to beat Speller, but he slid into catcher Bob John Lowenstein singled in two runs in support of Stone's Boone and dislodged the bail. victory as Baltimore continued Its home domination of In other games, New York beat Chicago, 4-3, and Saz Toronto, beating the Blue Jays for the 13th consecutive time in Francisco defeated San Diego, 2Memorial Stadium. In t he American League, it was Bal timore 4, Toronto 1; • ) . Montreal Manager Dick Williams d "We were ready to it Chi 000 000 100— 1 i alert someone if we had to." The way the game turned out, Williams my ask Sanderson to stumble before every start. BacW by Andre Dawson's RBI . - • - All-star teams from the Sanford Little American League,. Rawley is) Tanana, LaRoche (9) and Matlack. Devine (1), Kern (7), Cliburn. Donohue (9). W-Trout Darwin (9) and Sundbecg. W- (37). L-Tanana (3L $). Bannister (56). LMatlack (4 4). HRSeattle. L Cox (3). (Only games Scheduled) S one St f es BI Oe Jays 4 "We watched him from the very first pitch but it was okay," . - - - seventh game, if needed, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. BannIster - games IthedUled) (Onl y and . texas tim HR—San Di - balance and the feeling In his left leg. The limb stayed numb until midway t hr ough his warmups on the mound and traine r Ron McClain said a pinched nerve created the numbness. I -- FrIday, June 27,1910 the sub-district tournament will advance to the district tour- 030 41 0 000,- if 14 1 - -- - • - Complete Week's TV Listings The Sanford Americans will pl.ayPaola atepm Saturday in th e tour nament opener, while the Sanford Nationals will host - - - - - illary of Cassolbetry nament ____ and Bwt. W-Sanderson (7-41). May; Murk, Shirley (9) and Tenace. W-Whilson (&?). L- Seattle L—L*rCh (2110). . . - Ei'cningIIenilf r- LE Sanford Little National League, Paola and Tavares will compete in the double-elimination tournament The winner of " Scott Sanderson has a lot of nerve. In fact, for about 10 IUgIII lic Wiircu i hadn't. "The trainer told me I momentarily pinched a nerve," the : : - - McCormick: while In Clermont. By United Press International iiw ,Ui$ £IIUh1uu . . League District IV sub-district tournament opens at Fort - I L - - Mellon Park in Sanford. . • • Sanderson Shuns Nerve, Beats P h'16 s I - --- :: into action Saturday night when the Florida Little Major ---- - - Three local little major leagues will send their best players - FAaior - i Fifth-seeded King defeated fellow-American Anne Smith, 6. "We have waited 2,000 years for this day." 3, 71, and shot down any thou ots l of retirement by saying: But while leased with his d the - "I'll go on playing as long as I still like it, as long as I want to coming match against the great Swede with much alarm: 'It's play, and as l.ng as I'm gaining something from it" I -- - - :: 'r I reporter from the Jerusalem Post to leap from his seat crying: spokesman said the signing of the Michigan State • - - chance to win, otherwise there'd be no point in my going out." Showing just as keen an appeti t e for success was yearId New Yorker Billie Jean ' King, six-ttmes women's singles Gllckstetn had earned his unexpected date with Borg by - '- ._ ittle Major All Beg n Sub-Distr ct fellow American Sherwood Stewart, 6-0, 2, 6-1, as he hustled matches have been completed. ' •- - ,. - hander who won the title in 1974, Look just 72 minutes to crush The odds are against me, everyone tells me," Connors said in assessing his chance of recapturing the game's most prized possession. "Thewayllook at it,every timelgo outlhavea - •- - j - In between the rain and hail, 21 matchesmanaged tobeat the weather and three former champions made their way to the third round. Third-seeded Jimmy Connors, the 27-year-old Illinois left- Glickatein's scheduled secondround meeting with foir time champion Bjorn Borg was one of 75 matches which failed to surfacemursday.And in fourdaysoft hiswetwim bledononly choices unslgjied with the Oilers . — some Boy, Handsome Girl, Ridge Gar, With a Flair, Blessing Angelica, Gray Slacks, Red Belle and Ste p Nicely, A .. -. a dream winch will turn into a nightmare. I feel I am going to the scaffold." - alotig the path lie hopes will end Borg's four-in-arow sequence. graduate left only Del Skaugstad and Tim Smith as draft . - ,, - meant a temporary escape from the executioner's block, HOUSTON (UPI) — The Houston Oilers Thursday announced signing of their No 1 draft choice, 6-6, 325-pound offensive tackle Angelo Fields, to an undisclosed contract. . I - dticks But for f or mer Israeli army Sat Shlomo Glicksteln it . Oilers Ink Ist Pick Fields I .- - cretariat, and its sires have produced Beau Purple, Hand- - I - For the 34,642 fans who came to watch tennis Is was a day for -Hobeau produced Onion and Prove Out, w hich upset . CASSELIE,R s 0 H Henley nitchina -victory for' 1 -- - sale. The asking price: $12.5 million. . 01 . Right fielder Steve McCormick, second sacher - WIMBLEDON, England (UP!) — Rain drowned the 94th edi tion of the world's top tennis championship for the th ird time in four days Th ursday, possibly forcing the tournament Into a third week. The last time this happened was in 1963 when the men's -singles final had to be held over. - OCALA Fla UP! H bea Farm a 2 1üacrc Thoroughbred horse-breeding spread which has been among the top 10 purse-wi nni ng stables since 1%2, Is up for . ROTARY CLUE LAKE MARY Bill Lang tallied the runs. - Qcaia s Hooeau Farm For Saie . their runs Ratn - Drown - Wirnbledon I cerv1calspifleafldadjslxajandtecflonofthebrajn -item-in the accident. - .-----•-- •. Furlow, 25, also suf(ered a dislocated and -fractured - - -- . I • • - L - • I Pashe. The three owever, catcher Greg Hill each had came in a productive Third one inning when they scored all Furlow 'Coked' Says.Coroner ... . . I Rotgy mustered only three the four Lake Mary hits. First (rg 11111. R ot ary Club won 3-0. Pashe was a hard.luck hurler,j' In up orI3 three hits Club's Clint ' . 1. - — , Rotary Club's Jeff Greene Rotarians The right handed blankedLakeMaryonfour hurlercameonmreiiefof hft&.Thusdaynlghtast Greeneaftertwostiightbjta. Casselberry dub posted a in the seventh inning and :- A - Hallway here" Is probably what Rotary - . ..t .. --.I ---....." ... --..-,--,-..-.---.-.--.--.--,.--.--..------,--~~,'..-.-....---.I . . t. .. . . . .. . I .. . . I . . , , ---* 1 . --—- I • - - Learn-in the Soutl)ern California Basketball League Interstate 71 in -: . . . Lak"e Mar.v - es, 6-f oot-9, iUl riitiiieäiateiy to the Knicks' - .. -.----..---. ____ . 6. , . --.-~4 \ .1. Is . S _ . -.;4.. , - S - - ______ . - - ' - Blanks _______ / . - , ... ----I —— .. John O'Leary Thursday announced his retirement from football because of a back injury aggravated over successiveseasons. The three-year veteran from the University of Nebraska was told by doctors that his condition, _ p protruding disc, rffade It impossible tr him to continue his Canadian Football League career. Since 1977,O'Leary,25, has missed onlyonegame[nregularseasonplaywjththeMoue ttesand has playd in three Grey Cupgames. - G - . I ... . --------.. ... . --- A&A %,-" ~.--.~ -1. MONThEAL(UPI)—MontrealAlouettes'runnlngt)ack - re-ene -- I - - - - - - -i - -:- - -; �-- - a .•. -. -. I -- -. -- - '- — '- . - - S ( .. I. - -- - • - - • - • - -. -• - • • . • - r • -- - - .------------ -.- -- . ---- -. - - --- •" -- * a - . - 0 • 4 '•• . 4/ . - -- __1•__ - — - -- - ----- * — - - - — r - — -- • - - - - - - - 4 2--Evening "ttrald, Sanfoid, Fl. • - Frlday,June27,1$o • thi TELEVISION iilri - — are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: If- , - Cable Ch. (7) - ___ 0 n Avenue, 9-games, contests and entertainment throughout the day - • L I - - If - ..do# possible, avoid being in the su n from noon to 2 p.m., when the sun's burning power is at its rienk • - - • - -. unscreen Key To Avoid u n g Burn S 0 - It - iii - ,., • .1 former sales representative for a sunscreen product manufacturer. For an even tan, Mrs. Stison recommends using a sunscreen and a tanning lotion corn- hined. Use a sunscreen on sensitive areas (such as the nose, l ips, shoulders, feet and niuuC IIU8CU Summer • . . ghL s absolutely a must." _______ . using baby oil, she said. It will cause you to burn right before your eyes." If the sunscreen you choose does not have an VOlu - make certain it contains at least five percent & 1 - - -- ___ • . ' - - - • = - = ren (22 per-cent) were cited more often.- -Across* the board, women cited'watching tel6isi6n as their Most popullir 777.7,'_'-_Z:' —i - Ingthat the father oI her u.itimat. 115 dying. Marie Chatbon.au alimpts to meet with the English nobleman an Insure son o his rightful inheritance. TM Char. second only to spending time with their spouse. Sixtythree percent of all the women surveyed said they watch television frequently, with two hours, 55 minutes being the average time spent in front of the set daily. Regionally, U* greatest numbers of women who watch television are in the South (66 percent), and the fewest In the West (5 percent). Big city dwellers watch television in Larger numbers (70 percent) than suburbanhties (57 percent) po • P - I- • • -. I •, . boneaus most with resistance. however. from the Duke*s "&I wife d $O arid escape to London ( art o 2) 0 - (1)0 MISS ges 9 (10) NAACP CONVENTION HIGHLIG.H`TS Cad Rowan anchoira activities from st,B.' ach center. and many of their closest friends, (A) EVENING 800 3:30 NpORWJT OF - BERLY SILLS NCON. everly Sills and the Indian- (DO AMERICA'S JUNIOR PAGEANT Ed McMahon. host. A NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN EVENING apoila Symphony perform selec- • - • '-- .- 11:00 CONVENTION _I__- 0 -- -• THURSDAY MORNING -- - _.- UD 0 JULY MAGAZINE Shauon kept secret." Incest, talks with a af AFTERNOO tlonofa de 3ad N(fl) 3:00 4 (10) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL EVENING High school seniors vie for a title. tions from "The Barber Of Seville.— "Mignon" and "Daughter Of The 8:00 Regiment" on opening night of the (Z) CLOSER TAKE ALL Tw0 mchestira's 501h anniversary sea- teen-age boys we confronted with san taped October 14, 1979. a character challenge arid learn that Silver Spun Rodeo, July 4. 2:30 pm.; July 5, 8 p.m. and July 6. 2:30 pm. Silver Spurs Arena and Rodeo Grounds, Highway 192 and U.S. Highway 441 between Kissimmee and SL Cloud. Ali seats reserved and under cover. Tickets available from area ticket agencies. JULY 2, - AFTpjIjf 300 - -- WEDNESDAY • JUNE 30, 1960 and Arneirica • JULY 3. 1960 11.00 BLACK AMERICA MONDAY -. • (10) NAACP Sc Smith. Brown are the bidgea In the 13th C0110) THE LUNTS: A LIFE IN TH THEATER Lynn Fontanne -~annual P0941MI. talks with director George Schnfw Alfred • Tart. Jason Sherman and Gordon Ted Lange. Maria Gibbs and Jim 2:00 • - PAGEANT Jwkls "Dr. J" Erving. Jayne Kennedy, Lou Gossett Jr.. • , adult Wicipatlon in Scouting. Guests Inckide Hank Aaron. Jim 11:30 - _ York City Elaillet. leaders, administrators and volun- HIGHUGHTS Cad Rowan anchors teers from avadetioI backgrounds coverage of the days aCtivities from t he Miami Beach Convention express their feelings about the Scouts of America and demonstrata the need for more active sent to prIson JUNE29. 1900 'Afternoon of a Faun will be danced by members of Ihe New 10:00 OZ(17) cuo confronts hurnillation. loorisillneas and sexual hairassinent Shell SUNDAY 9:30 •(!) UVE FROM 8TUO$0 III: AN crown and scholarship nxmwy in this 23rd annual competillon to be 0 (10) NAACP CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS Carl Rowan anchor$ telecast live from the Municipal coverage of the day's activities Auditorium in Mobile, Alabarns. from the Miami Beach Convention 9:00 Center, Kissimmee Boall-A-Cade,July 12-20,7W mile trip for boaters around the "hOrn" of Florida to the Keys via : . - EVENING and tun from Broalfway's great - each goes to earn together and putting up ackcua tent. (R) - Julie and her Guys And Dolts. Fiddler On Th, SadsEs Eternal Egypt" Wafter Cronklte anchor. AIooi at the clvi.. fool and "The Music Man." Itutlon of ancient Egypt s.., 1000 through the eyes of its modern • WOMEN leader President Anwar El-Sadat Is PSON AbeaUtiM young socialite prowled. Repertory Theatre; Rollins it Point EVENING WITH JEROME ROBBINS Works by choreographer Jwo" (1) 0 RAZZMATAZZ Stlan Tool Robbins. Including "Fancy F(ee." guest, Sammy Dal Jr.. deliver a 10:00 1)0 CBS NEWS SPECIAL -- 4 - Park, - OthndoGardnClub, ill) E. Rollins ve., Orlando.Y I Friday, Jun127, 1fl0-3 4:00 JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL I. AndS Of nOwIlres(trom 1920 to 1q4an) EVENING - , — made to reconcile the man and wildillsi.(A) NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN Mike "Young-at-Heart" Dance, every Sunday at irp rn DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. tructton, 7:30 p.m. Open to public. I - AFTERNOON Botswana. Africa. an effort is being 230 (10)sT,vu4oEm PORTRAIT TABA, the sunscreening agent, to insure ____ • - St., Sanford. adequate protection. $ of Cole TUESDAY Woman Knows." Call 648-2145. Sanford June 28, 7 Salvation Army building, 700 W. 24th SPF number on it, check the ingredients and (IDOTHE,AAWAAD Upon hear.- 'P4AflOIUiL.QEOQMPIiiC 3 (10) DESERT OF ICE. SEA OF Nat&" M&kwOVA- the Cambridge ticated night-visim camera. IS) Glee Club, the Swinie with the Antarctic from Admiral Singers . (10) OKAVANOO In the rich yv scientific exploration to the JULY 1.1910 industrial exploitation of Its redProfusion of the worlds largest Inland delta in the PlepublIc of • Ous natural resources ll traced. (R , - ' 200 Member of the Wedding;" a p.m., June 26 and 28, Moliere's Tartuffe;" June 2p.m., "What Every . • AFEOON College, Winter Park; 8 p.m. June 25 and 27 "The , k life's true vicloris we not **ays (DO FROM THIS MOMENT ON SPECIAL "Strange 8t Lawrence and [ydle Oorrne The Night" Bats. owls. hs.oss and .v musical tribute to the great slghtleu cave-dwelling • •a of his career during the early days Fourth of July celebration in Fort Mello peak and after bathing, be sure to apply a good aloe lotion t sin. IL ii heals ea sS LL we burning that occurred during the day" said Mrs Stison urns .5 Ii in to a an during the EVIENING - 8:00 JUNE - July 2, Maitland Art W. Packwood A Ave,, Maitland. Opening reception June 8, 3-5 p.m features demonstrations of weaving and spinning. Gallery hours: Saturday, 10a.m. to 1 p.m.; Sunda i.4 r Sanford, noon to dark, followed by'fireworks on the lakefront. Food, games, contests exhibits, dAmf*fl. h ..i stratlons, dog d ..ow ball game., ie Northern U S will bring with eh a sun i)tiOfl that was effective at home in an iverauc climate, b" Florida's wi iva s sun is much t,iore tropical and a more effective sunscreen SATURDAY sponsored by the Tropical Weaver's Guild of Orlando June 8 throuriui to 2 p.m. when the sun's burning power is at its that, she said. The screen slows down the burning rays and the tanning agent speeds up Specials Of The W • - ' - . Focus," a jurled ezhIbItIor public, Many tourists coming from Canada or from - "no you an even tan." If possible avoid being in the sun from noon I. chest) and zi tan" 040fl Ofl over • Igunnuko Arts Festival, Hankins Park, &lando, Saturday, July , 30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. celebrating Black heritage and local Black talent. Artists' in. displayi ng work at the festival should contact Council of Arts & Sciences at 843-val. Co. sponsored by the Council of Arts & Sciences and the City of Orlando Recreation De parunnt. -umber. For almost total protection use a .4roduct with an SPFof - i to 20. i— i— 24 • upper 4 : - - prom -over my protection, an SPF two will allow you to -.tay out for 30 minutes. For several hours of Continued - • -- er"deasting System diflon to the channels listed, cablevit" 23rd annual Fourth of July . - • According to the 1980 Virginia Slims American Orlando OU- Commeree 40 - Women's Opinion Poll. 21 percent of the. women suveyed __ L.x - - - (]) (35) (ABC) Orlando - To T\/ Trouble - cs. Ch food, entextalriment. - - en Wom June 27 thru July --a---- and - •.--•-. - G-O .- GUIDE - - - • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl - - I $ - - - • -. r'- -. . - - • 0 . - - - . - r-- -- •-.---.--.------•-.----.---------•----------------- . - -_- - • • • •. - •- a - • •, -.,• • • • • I - - - - a -• I • . - :•-.--- • • - . • the west coast and back via the east coast Boats - -inf ormation and registration write P.O. Box 1855, i Kissimmee, Fla. 32741. - *s••.1 '. '• * uana Stason advises using a Even fair-skinned people like Kay sunscreen and tanning lot on and, at Flynn can enjoy the sun whenusing a aght,a good • good sunscreen with ahjgh$PF number 0 . i Summer exhibit program,Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Rollim College Campus, on display through Sept. 14. Highlight Of show 10 large illuminated shadow boxes depicting life of George Washington; World War I Poster collection. Hours, Tuesday through Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 1.6 p.m. Closed Monday. Free to pubhe. Fourth of July barbecue spo • red by Oviedo vetera ns of Foreign Wars Post 10139 4-8 Meat parking lot, Oviedo. Dinner chicken, corn on the cob baked beans.Music b the for listening or dancIng, 8 p.m. to midnight' Drawings for Prizes throughout afternoon. "" • -• -•! -' p _ 0 0 - .• ',-. 4.... ,.-' I. a 4 I. - -- . - V • - • . . • • • - . ' - - - •, - I • 0 ----- -- 1 - - • - I-'., - a / '1 I. a a • 5 I • - ' • - • 0 0 • -, •- • _ -- .: ' -- -t- I •- I p'-..•. • — — �- -- - a it I - I' ,. - - . -- - . . - ----- .•--- - - - ,. .. - - - . O 1111111 -- . - - ------ ---- _____ . I I . 41 . - v' --------- ---- - --- -. ,- - - - I, - - - -r', .:;-' , - - lb'4 4 S 4-.' ---- ---------- . 4 - --- -- -------- - - -- - . - , , . .•, .---- ---- . . .. . - . - I. -' . . , - . . -- . . - - I , . 8 . 4 - . 5 I --__ -- ________- 411 4 I - 11 - 'I - - - . . . - . - . . -. - - - - 4 - 4 - I ' . . 1. . 0 - - -- _______ - -' -• _____- ____ - -- . . .. . - -.. ' . - Friday, June 27, 1910 • SATURDAY (10) V.I.EOPLE 11:30 0 @1) WIMBLEDON UPDATE Gabi)rian"(1954) Vincent Price, Eva Uagk Highlights of early round play in the All-England-Tennis Tournament, (5)0 MOVIE "Cat 0' Nine Tails" - - magician's assistant - (C)11971)Kad Malden. James Fran- assumes the Identify 01 the magi- 6:00 0 () (1)0(7)0 NEWS ciscus. A murderer.at.Iatga is pursued by a blind man and a n.wspe. )i reporter. (2 Nt,,) (7)0 FRIDAYS Guests: Graham Parker and th. Rum ,r , A cian after murdering him. - 8:30 (1]) (35) DICK VAN OYKE (3) ME AND MA)0C The death' (1O)zOOM(R) 7 , 5 NDAV' - 1 I - - 11 - - - - ANDY GRIFFITH of Norman's father causes Norman ., to think about his relationshIp with is child. 6:30 (1'INBCNEWS 4(1O) WALL $TREET WEEK (1) O CBS NEWS ABC NEWS LU,5)ANDYGRIFFI1'H (10) OVER EASY Guest: author ' "The Economy: How Bad Can II Gel?" Guest: Arnold X. Moskowstz. vice president. Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc. 700 - P.M. MAGAZINE JOKERS, WILD I WILD WEST 3ANFORD AND SON MACNEIL I LEHRER FWJKWiT family who lived with the nativies and adopted their ways,, (5)0Th! DUKES OF I'4AZZARD The Duke boys discover that a demo&Jtlon derby is cover-up for smucg0Iers. (R) ) MOVIE "In Celebration" (2(17)HOGAN'SHEROE5 7:30 TIC TAG DOUGH (C) (1974) Alan Sates. James Bolarn. Orks night In the lives of a THE NIEWYWIED GAME F -- 0(4) PRIME TIME SATURDAY "Disraeli: The Chief— The aging t)- 0 CBS NEWS SPECIAL l(Wo retail Is elervaled to the House of "Saidat's Eternal Egypt" Walter 24(10) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS Lords and faces one of his greatest Cronkite, anchor, A look at the civi1 (17) MOViE "Come And Get diplomatic CSlalIsngs 0 (.4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny it" ( 1 936) Joel McCrea. Walter conflict. (Part the Suez ltzatlon of ancient Egypt as seen 4of4)(CC)(fl) Carson. Guests: Tern Ow, Robert Brennan, A cruel paper mill owner Truax, Robert Klein. acquires the power to control the Wisconsin lumber country, through the eyes of Its modern leader President Anwar El-Sadat is (5)0 DANNY THOMAS MEMPHIS presented, CLASSIC Third-round coverage of CD 0 FANTASY ISLAND Tattoo "1 300.000 PGA Tour towni- and a private eye (Toni Tennille) 4:OQ lfl.'5I5 DUCK 1980 Athletes Include wrostior lifteir Don Warner; pole vwAws monl(it" from the Colonial Country become Involved in a murder cam. Bishop" Bishop (U) h t35ROCKWORLD 10 MARTY ROBBINS And W* Scluth-Orn b00010-rock to Patrick Abode and Dave Roberts; slon From Planet Earth" Johnny the stage along with rti)ltI,fl (1 1/2 Hr,.) and swimmers Wendy Boglioll and blues artists Mighty Joe Young and Sippy Woodhead. Seals. (CC) (R) 10:30 (10w1y 17 BETWEEN GAMES ' I too ( 7)MOVIE "Invsslon"(1966) 1(4)THEJETSONS Edward Judd, Yoke Tei',E. NO)TWO so..iIEs 1 12A0 11:30 (2)0MOVIE "Up I Arms" JONNY QUEST (BfW) 119") Denny 4. Dinsh # FAT ALBM ' 1( 7)MlSaioiIMpossist. - 11 0(1 - - 0(7)0 NEWS 0(4) WIMBLEDON TENNIS Ccv. socialite Wayne, Ray Corrigan. The Three P U.squlte.rs try to clear a cowboy confronts humiliation, loneliness 11:00 a ECOND CITY TV I10 MON'TY PYTHON'S FLY- W&P Of "filf found tournament matches (from London). a THE LAW AND YOU 5 JONNY QUEST family in en English mining town, 5MAiJoe U Store. jp, BIG VALLEY 10 DIGIt CAVETT Guest: three grown sans return for their BASEBALL Atlanta 8 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Braves7) 0) NOVA "A Desert p" Parents' 40th annlversarm. Is depIct' Chuck Jones (R) vs. San Diego Padres 1:15 WOC / WBA middleweight thartpl. The ways in wtiicti we isis uccss ad, (2 Hrs) (17)Au.P4 THE FAMILY , 0(1) MIDNIGHT SPECiAL Hosts. ad In coping with the harsh cond- on Alan Minder deIens his nowtitle 1130 Du55 P1,t Muihmey, Dons 1 *,tlsol'ua'a 8oia,i D5nl in a re'n against 9:30 AntuOlermo (live from Wemblsy Host: Steve Marlin. Musical guest Peter T0WM5fd me Pretenders, are examined. (CC) (A) 800 (2 (17) UT PATROl. AISflI lit Londoit) Girry Raflerti Rocky Bumnette, 0(4) HLPZS BOOMER Booms, Blondie, (A) 10:00 helps a blind dog get his own 3 GRI.yAwJm (1)0 MOVIE "The Terminal AFTERNOON 0(4) A MAN CALLED 81.OANE dog 2:15 MANY SOCCER MADE p Man" (C) (1974) George Segal. HULK Slows gossall out to Stop a dlabol(17) ws W' ICIIEOISLE money Joan Hackett. Based on novel by ICal Plot to destroy all David wins a large sum of '(2)(17) P3.JTT PUTT OOLp 12.00 Michael Crlchton. A man beCo 220 crops with swarms of Wild mass plans to use to r. deadly 000ZIU.A a guinea pig Involving electrode 1 (17) MOVIE "Dressed To KIN" lOCusts. (R) cure for his sl*ictlon. (A) SHAZAM SMWLL Impiantlng when he infers from (17 me keep (1946) Rathbone, P11911 Bruce, DALLAS Ill en effort to (Z)O ABC MOVIE "Trouble In 91 WEEKERD SPECIAL. "The blackouts which make him violent. High Timber Country" (Premier.) Jock Out of the Office, JR. brings Ransom Of Rod Chief" Two Inept Hrs) Bob back Into Ewing o.(A) !VEP4P4G Eddie Albert. Ksvin Brophy. An 2:30 kidnappers gel more than they bar"ArlCh0$ Aweigh" 0 TB4$PEED BROWN 1Z) 0 NEWS Independent family battles acts of gained for when tts.y (C) (1945) Gene Kelly, Frank slna a SHOE A mysterious woman sends sabotage by union organizers and chievious young boy. (A) Ira. Two sailors unlay their leave in 2 eoo conglomerate seekIng control of E.L. and Lionel on a dangerous $3 IF (35) MOVIE glamorous Hollywood. (2 Nra0(1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (5) metier, diamond hunt. the larnhlr's minln and From Madame Lazonga" (81W) Mlii,) 5 BIONIC WOMAN empire. 3:00 Lup. Vslsz, Leon Errol, (1 (T1)(35) MOVIE "Weird Woman" 53mwa lO$AJ1Jn_,BAIUNG ) BASEBALL Atlanta DO MOVIE "The Search" (1941) tUl(35)Movie ,, InUghtnlng" 1/2 Its's.) (B (1944) Len Chansy Jr., Evelyn ' Br es av Son Diego Padres :B'w) (1948) Montgomery Cliii, (2Z (17) MOVIE "Face Of A (81W) (1950) Humphrey BOgart., Ankars. A professor and his wife Anne MacMaIso,s. Fugitive" (1959) Fred MacMurray, Elsano, Parkr, Greed eimnost costs 6.30 are victimized by r1h*ghly Jealous 10:30 A )et pilot his honor and his Lin McCarthy. A man wrongfully (2 • (CZ) NEWS woman. (11/2 Hrs.) IF (35) LOVe, AMERICAN STYLI Hr1) aCcUsed of fllUtdSr attempts (1 CBS NEWS - 3:50 1:00 10) WASHINGTON WEEK 54 0) l (17)MOVIE "Satan's Harvest" escape hli put and seek anonymIty 1100 UN WAmNUIIG'e REVIEW , 11965) Qagg - Montgomery. TIPPI with I MW flame In a new town. .11 1*10 "America's Attitudes Then0(1) AMERICA'S TOP TEN And Now" Bin Wattenberg inter- W P4ews ,•.•. ,.,I4dren,,,,,.., 1:30 , ., - 12:30 a,.' viSW5aUlhorT'n0g• 't'' , pector, (1 Hr.) aw ny Singleton. Arthur Lalko. 10)peT AFTERNOON 1230 - •(4)UNflEDi2TWOL'flitPtC . -- ---.- ' - we Navy as a teen-ager, and ThE RIGHTEOUS APPLES that was his springboard "A Dream FulfIlled" "Big Neck" lcMorrts runs Into unexpected colleje, At San Diego City opposition from his girlfriend whir' he or ganizes a tribute *0 Marlin fed Lange, Maria Gibbs ind JIffl Luther King. 3,own we the fudges in the 13th annual pageant (17) OPEN (W 1)0 $1.91 BEAUTY SHOW ! - WORLD "Donovan's Kid" A con artist attempts to free his wife and cMdfromthegraspofanoyerbearin uncle. (Part 2) (CC)(R) 2I0MINUIES . Ak.ACTCA' SqiQ4i9i. S) 0 CD 0 11:30 •(4) UNITED STATES OLYMPIC TRIAL S Highlights of liii track and 12:00 0(4) NBC LATE MOVIE "Diary Of A Young Comic" (1978) Richard fieldfinais(fromEugene.Ore.). (5) 0 MISS BLACK AMERICA Lewis George Jessel. - 'Caged" lB/Wi PAGEANT Julius "Dr. J" Erving, (DO MOVIE - Jayne Kennedy. Lou Gossett Jr, (19501 53 Posture - 23 Eva Marie River in Got 25 Downrasi many 26 Frost 55 Ailing Conne(y 43 Actor Alan - - 44 Gen,,,aI 21 Actor - appearance 16 Be obligated 56 Grafted Marvin 45 - Estrada t F Seep (Heraldry) 29 Concerning 47 Cornmeal 18 Narrows 57 Neck hair 30 Siamese Coin bread 20 Carl oon char 019 down 3' Card game 48 Italian noble acler The 58 Tone system 32 Prohibit family Road 59 Prepared to 34 River in Italy 49 Actress Don 22 - and crafts drive (golf) no 35 Small piece 24 Myself cut off 52 Island Fr 25 Recent opera DOWN star Beverly , TV comedy 3pVN 0 1 3 1. 28 Parrot series 0 0 I ,, N 30 Priestly gay Resort 9 0 d d I U 0 I '1 0 ment 2 Willow genus 33Highcards 3BillyCrystal II 3d d dl 3 N ONV 0 34 Favorite stars 'n ' Amer dessert 4 Tempers oa 330 N 0 i N V 35 Porlico 5 Talk show 3 I d S 3 3V S v 36 Actress San host David I1i V V $1 'lt dra 37 Actor 141110 6 moo ! £ Knolls F Exceptional U 3 N 38 Actress person 3 M 0 N V 3 1 C) ö Susan 8 Dennis 0 1 i U N0 i V .I'iFamiiymerc Weaverrole vi i 'i i bar Jungle animal i '- oil III -_._- - -' . I - Alabama, He joined the 11:00. 0 (.4) DISNEY'S WONDERFUL MEET ThE PRESS BLACK AWARENESS DIRECTIONS O)FLOIUDA REPORT - .'4 IOMC WOMAN HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH "Pain Management" - N:=AWANSWERS 0)AN0THER VOICE ' ' "Sophisticated Gents," a Jacques, Bernie Casey and Rosle Greg', Hall comes originally from (fl'i p5) PTL CLUB 110) Two RONNIES 17) RUFF HOUSE NBC NEWS 'IE BAXTEJIS "The Right To StrIke" - -. Q ABC NEWS 0) OLD HOUBEWORKS (1l7,WR!8TUNQ 12.00 . -j IS Actor 10:30 5) 0(7)0 NEWS 6:30 ' -- sent to Prison. 6:00 ndle end Dogwood find that 0w u,.. in is haunted. (1 1/2 lIo*aui 14 Ebb or 3 (10) WODEHOUSE PLAY. GrAMY ADAMS He has also completed and sexual harassment when shis Is HOUSE "Feet Of Clay" Agnes thinks Adele is the maid .-- 10) FIRING LINE "Should We four-hour NBC movie uI What I arrives from Venezuela. B. Ruled By Plebiscite?" Guests:' Iack and Sidney McMurdo lov, which he plays a cop on the (R) James Davidson, Ernest v,j, den each other and golf, until Jack Fostake. He co-stars In that enters the scene, Haag. (R) 11:30 .. (17) UP CLOSE Dr. Gone production with some big FACE THE NATION Gnlessman talks with Vernon EMNO names among black actors: Jordan, president of the National 5) MOVIE "Blondle Has Urban League. Paul Winfield, Raymond St. Trouble" (8/W) (1940) PenIn ' I, III _ and a mlllIonaine us" all of his Club In Cordova, Tn.). (10) SOUNOSTAGE "ElvIn charmsforoqnanc.adances,(A) 0 (35) MOVIE "Fairilastic Invol- I -- - 11:45 POPEYE SPECIAL "Polynesian Adventure" John Peterson; 1500 and 5000. SCOOSY AND SCRAPPY An account Is given of the exotic meter runners Thomas WssSouth Pacific Isles by an American nghage and Ron Olson; weigitt. DOO - 10:00 (24(10) MASTERPIECE ThEATRE --------"s" 6 (1) NATMAL GEOGRAPHIC what she thinks Is a prowler. 4 (10) DOLLY Hrs.) - 24(10) FRENCH CHEF U1J t"? AMtPiLA5 ATPILLTES FACEThEMUS1C . VARY 12:30 /act,.0 Ann, Baxter. (CC) (R) 1W (JIll LOVE LUCY . II) (35) LIFE BEGINS AT CAL. -, - David Knight. Scotland Yard pools against her wishes and takes aim at all of Its resources to capture criminal who flees the country. (2 Fine 6 - (B/W) (1935) Jeanette MacDon&d, for the cruise, (A) Nelson Eddy, Based on the ope(4) FRED AND BARNEY MEET to by Victor Herbert. A pretty (111) 435) BEST OF DONNY AND MARIE Guests: Paul Lynda. Andy THE SHMOO French princess posing as a maid Gibb Betty White CSJOBUOS BUNNY I ROAD samples life InabIg city lnr0 (24(0)DOLLY RUNNER escape the trappings of matrimony. 17)0 PLASTICMAN (2 Hrs) 9:30 fl) (35) AMAZING GRACE BIBLE (11) (3) MOVIE "Across The 0(3) JOE'S WORLD In a panic. CLASS Bridge" (6/W) (1957) Rod Steiger. Katie picks up a gun Joe'boughl 930 I --- 1)0 MOVIE "Naughty Marietta" awoman Invites her cab driver along 8 (I 0)THE VICTORY GARDEN A . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 27, 1910-S tican shutt'ecratt filled with children is forced to flee to Earth when it is • June 29 ' attacked by Cylons. (Part 1 1J 135) COUNTRY ROADS Overlooked 24 10) FLORIDA HOME GROWN , TRIALS The 1976 OIPmpic basket- "Landscape Plants That Need SpeBy DICK KLEINER MORNING College, he discovered ac- many whites who get their team calCare bail team takes . HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - tirig. He went on to study only knowledge of blacks ( live from the Greensboo, NC 7:30 5:30 Coliseum) Apocalypse Now.': which acting at Califormjt Western from TV, just as there are 1I (35)CANDID CAMERA 1z (1 7) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. IS] 0 THIRTY MINUTES d (10) THE 0000 NEIGHBORS 'was virtually ignored in the University, and he added a many blacks who get their (IJQMORALISSUES •GOIn To Pot')6:00 Academy Awards in April master's degree from only knowledge of whites (11)(5) MOVIE "Trade Winds" iZ(19)PORTEM WAGONER 17)BWEENTHE LINES (B/W) (19381 Fredric March. Joan but will probably be Columbia. from TV. I think both parts 8:00 6:30 Bennett. A policeman falls in love remembered long after lie worked off-Broadway of the population should be . . with the beautiful murder suspect 8 T CHIPS A bogus clergyman THIS IS THE LIFE usina.cytumJ as a front for a coun"Kramer Va. Kramer" has and on Broadway before he given a more honest picture U.S.A. he is assigned to follow (2 Hrs.) (7)0 AGRICULTURE I (9 (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN terfeit operalib" floods Los Anjjeles been forgotten, contributed a inoved west to iiiovies and of what black life isall ab . 6:50 " with fake money. (R) REVIEW (A) 6 (D DAILY DEVOTIONAL gallery of wone.erful acting TV. It hasn't been easy; it "Besides, those sitcoms * (3) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLAC 1.30 Barney falls off his favorite barstool portrayals. 7:00 never is, but it is particularly don't give blac'ks good (5) 0 DANCE FEVER and onto a possible lawsuit againsi 0 T TWO'S COMPANY In the ustifiable choruses hard for a nian with Hall's models of behavior and J R TONY 0 BROWN'S JOURNAL j his old pals Archie and Murray JR) El WALL STREET WEEK C2) 0 FROM THIS MOMENT ON of praise for the work of built-in standards. accomplishment they can N NUTRITION "The Economy: How Bad Can It Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme (12(17)JANESROSJSON Martin Sheen and Frederick aspire to. That's very miGet?" Guest: Arnold X. Moskowitz. pay musical tribute to the great lie simply will not work in Forrest and (to a lesser 7:15 vice president, Dean Witter songs of Cole Porter Guests extent) Marlon Brando, the any of the black sitcoms, lie portant for a young black Reynolds. Inc. (R) CS) 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP Natalia Makarova, the Cambridge person." (1 (17) MOVIE "Sleep My Love'' University Glee Club. the Sringle' 7:30 work of Albert Hall was often regards them shows such (1948) Claudette Colbert, Don Sin lie says, in his own case, it 11 0@)CHURCH POWER Ameche A mas,iød woman fails in overlooked, Hall is the black as "What's Happening?" was what he calls "divine (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY FAITh FOR TODAY love with another man after he a4(10) OKAVANGO In the rich PICTURE OF HEALTH actor who played Chief, the and "Good Times" and "The intervention" that pointed saves her life profusion of the world's largest j 5) ,sj Jeffersons" - as harmful to Navy man who commands him -. him in the direction of acinland delta in the Republic of 2:00 17) IT is WRITTEN Botswana. Africa. an effort is being the river boat taking Sheen the country as a whole, not ting. Some 15 years ago, he (J) 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED to the buick population. 8:00 the conflicting MOVIE "Dough Boys- made 'manreconcile and wildlife (A) upstream to search out and says, lie saw a Sidney Poitier 0 (4) VOICE OF VICTORY (B/W) (1930) Buster Keaton. Sally fle'OdS of , (.1) 0 REX HUMBARD destroy Brando, "They are about nothing," movie.and that inspired me Eilers When his girl shows a prefer- 71J (17) MOVIE "The Princess SHOW MY PEOPLE once for men with status. a young And The Pirate" (1945) Bob Hope. Hall is a serious man, not he says. "And there are to want to be an actor." CASPEAman decides to enlist in the Army to Virginia Mayo Buccaneers.capture given to flamboyance or (24(10) SESAME STREET (R) an entertainer and a princess and respect, (11/2 Hrs) ((17) THE THREE STOOGES (10) THE LUNTS: A LIFE IN hold them hostage on the Spanish publicity, and, hence, there ____________ AND FRIENDS THE THEATER Lynn Fontanne Main have been -few drums talks with director George Schaefer 8:30 8:30 ' beating on his behalf. That - about her life with husband / actor Cli 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Brad SUNDAY MASS I(R()SSW()RI) 1 Alfred Lunt. their long careers on puts pressure on Barbara to con. doesn't in any way detract - ORAL ROBERTS I) (5) JOSIE AND THE PUSSY- the stages of England and America Summate their relationship, forcing from his performance, and many of their closest friends CATS her into one of the most important which, for the first half of the . (A) ' decisions of her life (A) 9:00 IF (35) JERRY FALWELL film, holds it all together. 3:00 OUTLOOK V 4 4 U (.4) WIMBLEDON TENNIS CoySince - SUNDAY MORNING he finished 9:00 14 o KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO erage of early round matches (from 0 (4) MOVIE "When Every Day "Apocalypse Now," Hall has ' - i ,-t the All-England Lawn Tennis and Was The Fourth Of July" (1978) b (Jul THE FUNTGTONES 4 only done two television 10 MISTERROGERS(R) Croquet Club in Wimbledon. Dean Jones. Katy Kurtzman. A lawI: ', - i -î England) l (17) THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY yet living in a conservative East films, Ills co-stars have gone MOVIE "T Prince (lii) (35) he And coast area during the 1930s is con•- -- 9:30-------------- The Pauper" (B(W) (1937) Errol "I on to bigger, brighter and ,t vinced by his young daughter to GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE Flynn. Claude Rains. A prince, tired more remunerative work, defend a handicapped pe rson 11 It )5) WOODY WOODPECKER of ceremony, trades Identities with accused of murder. (A) but not him. That is his own AND FRIENDS his look-alike friend, a pauper who ALICE Alice intervenes (5)0 (24 1101ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) choice. is afraid of remaining forever poor. when Vera's boyfriend attempts to .i p.i: 17 OILUOAN'S ISLAND (2 Hrs 3. 1 stop her from taking an art claSs He admits that he is a very (24(10) 10:00 BEVERLY SILLS IN CON- that uses a nude male modelifl i:_____ choosy actor. He would CERT Beverly Sills and the Indian. KIDSWORLD (DO JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL apofis Symphony perform selec- "Julie And Sammy" Julie and her 5)PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS rather not work than do work 9 10 STUDIO SEE "Bubble lions from "The Barber Of Sevilla." guest, Sammy Davis Jr.. deliver a he doesn't believe in or ' - Mignon" and "Daughter Of The once.in-a-lifetime special of music Gum" (R) Regiment" on opening night doesn't feel is right for him. of the and tun from Broadway's great VER a orchestra's 50th anniversary sea- musicals, including "My Fair Lady," i'i -Ii "Sometimes," he says, 10:30 son taped October 14, 1979. "Guys And Dolls.' "Fiddler On The "my wife will work, if I have 0(4) MOVIE "Mar ked Woman" Roof," and "The Music Man" i 4: 45 3:30 .15 4 47 46 A)'' (61W) (1937) Bette Davis, Humto go a long time between (24(10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE NASL' SOCCER New Y or k (DO phrey Bogart, A gangster', moll is -4-"Lillie Emilie" Fifteen-year-old liiparts. She feels the way I do persuaded by the district attorney Cosmos at Vancouver Whitps Si - - 51 lie disappoints two suitors. then aZ(17)RATPATROL to testify against a powerful catches the eye of wealthy Edward about my career - that it underworld kingpin. (2 Hrs.) 4:00 Langtry (Part 1 0113) (CC) (A) isn't good for me to do (1)0 FOR OUR TIMES A report (5)0 DANNY THOMAS MEMPHIS on the theological commission cur- CLASSIC Final round coverage of 9:30 something I don't feel righ renOIr trying Jo strengthen lies Sli $3Q0,O(x) PGA Tour tourna- (1)0 THE JEFFERSONS Louise about." between the Catholic - and Greek mont (live from the Colonial Country is enraged when a troubled orphan The two TV movies he has Orthodox Churches is Dresertted. *ho arrives for a week's stay Dicks r,..h up on some of George's favorite FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH j 0'óT NIGHTS done Include one that has phrases. (R) AS WE SEE IT "Morgan A(,HOSS Judd Iiii sr Tool lot wood 17 Actor Schubert: Symphony No.9" / already aired and one Park High School, Chicago, Illinois" (1]) (35) JIMMY SWAGOART "Mussorgsky: A Night On Bald I A(ts.rss stars in shaping 0 Ifelihy probably coming next fall. 1f1 Mountain" I "Respighi: The Pines Hartman 42 Singer Vu: II Ocean 10:00 :18 Woodsrn,in,, (17) Drum Of Rome" CBS' "Guyana Tragedy: The 5 Polly Holli (German) (5) 0 TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. tool Song" (1961) Nancy Kwan, James 0 (17) BASEBALL yr, role Atlanta Trappm and Gonzo battle the cyril Story of Jim J da 46 Jazz man All 19 Certain 39 F of met " Albert ShiQst& Based on the stage play by Braves vs. San Diego Padres cal attitudes of a critically ill girl and 8 Bridge trans lines Emcee Gary Rodgers and Hammerstein, A hia hospitalized street-gang memter. Hall played Otis Jefferson, 5:00 I? Sun disk nese girl travels to San Francisco to 50 Medley 21 Hindu god one of the first of Jones' "Santa Fe (A) marry, a man whose family picked 46 9)MOVIE (var) St Aclor dessot splen 41 Attach to (DO WILLOW B WOMEN IN Stamped." (8/W) (1938) J 'O converts, bridle. ii Actoi Torn dot 4? Destiny RISON A beautiful young 7:00 9:00 EVENING * - . cence. - _ S - June 28 IN SEARCH OF... ________________________________________ (OHEEHAW _____________________________________________ CD ( LAWRENCE WELK tjJl 1 51 WILD, WILD WEST 0 @) BODYWORK8 "Nervous MORNING ONCE UPON A CLASSIC . System' By the Edltórsof Psychology Today "The Old Curiosity Shop" Nell might be arrested, thC researchers IJOTARZANISUPERSEVEN her grandfather meet a kindly Experimenters posing as thieves , 5:00 Provided each with the registration of the a (Dff AMERICAN BANDSTANP schoolmaster wt* offers I h a 0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. recently tried 214 times to break into cars 4 0) ODYSSEY "The Sakud. home and work (Part 7 of 10) (CC, car they were to try to enter. The des' The Indonesian government's (R) parked on busy public streets in New York 5:30 precaution proved unnecessary. eflorts to develop Programs for (S]OSUMUERSEMESTER City. . 7:30education, medical care and hous(4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING 5:45 ing for the Sakuddeis are At one point, a passer-by tapped What did passers-by do? Pass by. TheY (24 (10) WORLD OF THE It (I 7) WORLD AT LARGE ' examined. (CC) suspect's arm, said, "Hey, baby, this is my "Danger Is My Busineu- C.ok)(4w did the same thing in other cities, . 6:00 schtick," opened the car door 1:00 I John Craig talks about the past I(V 0 THE LAW AND YOU 8 (1) AUTO RACING-Alsbama present and future tiossibilities ofti Two sociologists irotiI Fordham asked for-a tip. In a few cases, pofice of. (YJ Q OUR GANG 5WdeMng Into the ocean's depths UniversIty, -Iarold Takooshian and Herzel (12)(17)nlYouR BUSINESS ficers, assuming the "thieves" had locked 1:3° 8:00 Bodinger, conducted their field research in - themselves out, hil0d therri Weak into the 6:20 (D 0 THE MUPPETS 43 (1) BJ AND THE BEAR Bear is 8 (3) DAILY DEVOTIONAL ' BEVERLY HILLBILLIES five New York City neighborhoods. Peo,ple cars without asking for identification. kidnapped by a theft ring that sells animals to laboratories for expert. questioned the mock thieves less thaff 3 Agent" (B/W) (1939) Joel NcC.a, ments(R) 0@)2-COUNTRYFiSHIP4G percent of the time. Brenda Marshall. An ax-spy and her (1) 0 THE &ø NEWS BEARS (5)0 SPECTRUM . The odds of being a subject of study in a former diplomat husband track Butfermaker and Amanda team up (.7)0 HOT FUDGE Attempts to intervene did not increase down an espionage organization. (1 to challenge the perennial winners (l (17) REBOP research project are going up. 1/2 Hrs) even when the subject was a shabbily of an annual tennis tournament 7:00 24(10)cAMEMTHREE CD0 240-ROBERT While Thib dessed 14-year-old or a Scruffy than Paul Muchlnsky, an industrial 0(4)PROFILESINEDUCAT1ON and Trap are underwater In a reser, 2:00 psychologist at Iowa State University, (5)0 BLACK AWARENESS' trying to reach a wo.nans purse, or when 0 @) BASEBALL PRE-GAME volt trying to recover stolen money. (7) 0 LAFF-A-LYUPICS recently analyzed studies of human the "thieves" tried ii) break Into two adan attendant mistakenly opens a SHOW 2)(17)VEoETABLEsOUp giant drain valve. (R) (5) 0 STAR TREK subjects that had been published in the. jacent cars simultaneously, (1J (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS WRESTLING Journal of Applied Psychology at five-year 6 (,4-) THE BRADY BUNCH 10 UNDERSEA WORLD OF (10) DESERT OF IC What might' passer-by have done? In ) 0 THIRTY MINUTES intervals over the nast 20 years. LIFE Man's historical relationship JACQUES COUSTEAU Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco and (7)0 ANIMALS ANIMALS At4I- with theAntarctic from Admiral Z (1 7) BASEBALL Atlanta MALS "Desert Animals" (A) Fort Lauderdale, Fla., observers Byrd:s scientific exploration to the Braves vs. San Diego Padres Among other things, he fond that the Industrial exploitation of its preciaverage annual number of people included © (I 7) ROMPER ROOM questioned 20 percent of the mock thieves -. 8:30 ous natural resources Is traced (A) (S)OTHE 8TOCKARD 'CHANN. 8:00 with such phrases as "Does that car in studies had nearly septupled between (4) 000ZILLA I 010- 0(17)MOVIE "Dino" (1957)51.1 NO SHOW Susan surprisingly Mineo, Brian Keith. A settlement lumps to the defense of used-car belong to you? " or "Is that your camera?" 1957 and 1978 from 353 to 2,224. BETROTTERS ADVENTURE HOUR (1)0 MIGHTY MOUSE I HECKLE house worker tries to help a 17- dealerexhibiting slightly tarnished The safest place of all seemed to be yew -old dellnqu.,,f. That growth, faster than the growth of & JECKLE ethics Phoenix, Arlz., where percent of the U) (35) BLACK PERSPECTIVE 2:15 the U. S. population, is one more con- (DQSUPERFRIEND8 suspects were questioned, (1]) (J5)ROBERT SCHULLER 0(1) BASEBALL Baltimore On9:00 sequence of computers. (24(10) OLD HOU8EWORKS ' os at Boston Red Sox B (3) SANFORD In an attempt 10 The comparisons with New York. City ' (12)(17)ULTRAMAN pleas. Evelyn, Fred takes a wonder 2:30 ThIrty years ago, psychologists analyzed are weak, since only about 10 attempts 8:30 (24(10) STRiNGER: PORTRAIT OF drug that promises to make him feel - their data mainly with desk-top adding (24(10) MAGIC METH each were made In the other cities, For the OIL A NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN Mike young again, (A) machines..Now, those who can afford time PAINTING Glttinger reflects on the hIghlights (DO JAKE'S WAY A Texas she,- record, however, no one at all intervened (2) (17) MOVIE "Ambush At of his career during the early days 1ff and his cohorts search for on high-speed computers find they can in Baltimore; Buffalo, N.Y.; Toledo, Ohio; Tomahawk Gap" (1953) John Hodi- of newsreel from 1928 to 1949. (A) murderer of a wealthy local rancher typically do calculations in 20 seco9ds that ak, John Derek. Four ex-convicts Miami and Ottawa. (DO LOVE BOAT Doc. sick with 3:OO__ -.--thaftP-9.ts fxlvalts.asm.nf from once would have taken Il - months'- and W• ambushed by Apaches while '(.5) 0 MAVERICK attempting to prove their InfoTo allay the mock thieves' fears that they gorgeous doctor, and a lilted can include many more responses. _____________________________________________ June 27 FRIDAY - : -- Few Try To Halt Thieves I - - I 4-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL a /' ' - - . ' - - _ - . - . , ,. ' - , , ' ' . .. -' S - - . - . - & . •': .1 ' :, ";:- - :'' ' a ' ' •I - P` I L Ne ,,,, :' * - ,.. ,.- - . ' S : :'--" : . __-.'q._. - '' - d ' , . ',' -. . - ' - - ' . :-' - , - - er . . - ( I - ' - ' -- - .11'i 1 at ' ' ' , . S ' - , . ,-' I ,";: '- - / I ' - . .-' - - 4, ' - L - - - -' 4 . I , ' ' ' , . - ' 11 / I �S 4- -i-- 5.' t - -- --.------- I-- & — 0 — -- ---S - — - ------ —pr---------- - --5- --- ------- ---------.-- --- - 57 5' .5 S . S - -- 5 .5 - , S - • ---S 5 5 V -. S _, S.- S S . *o S I. S S S p- .5 SI, !, 4 a 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, June Burt Shows 2y, iNS Up Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Girless Time," hav never read that title was moved onto Lynda ByCINDYADAMSNEW YORK Burt pert in the Bible that says, Carter. According to the Reynolds showed at a "Love thy neighbor." The Academy of Beauty Japanese noodlery with four co-etars are definitely not (whoever t hey are ) Lynda is men, no girls. Shows what a friendly ... I guess you heard now "The Most Beautiful democratic type he is, no? ... that Bill Bixby bought a Woman In The World" Larry Hagman, star of yacht for three-quarters of a Dustin Hoffman's off meat. "Dallas," bought up a full mu and fixed it up so it can it isn't that he's got religion Scottish wardrobe, complete look like an e ven million or anything. It's more that with kilt, proper tartan and doilarsandnow li vesonita1l he's gotten fat. He's also off the whole shmear. The wall- the time ... Erik Estrada, •'- sugar and junk foods. He t o-wall regalia cost him who was squeaking along on claims the be gone down $1500, give or take a few $27,500 per week, just got an and the energy's gone up ... farthings... Us Taylor's kid, increase. His TV series Audrey Hepburn is taking a Marla 19, razzberry'd a salary Is now $60,000 every course in film editing. nudle modeling assignment, seven days. If he budgets he Reason? A) She doesn't Said she wasn't raised that can make it, right? ... For think th ere's enough acting Daytime Schedule MORNING - S.' way. the first time in his 60 films, jobs for a super-talented, Ex-kiddie stars Margaret Kirk Douglas played a super-skinny 40-lab, or B) O'Brien, Peggy Ann Garner, villain. The movie, entitled, Those she does get she thinks Jackie Coogan, Gloria Jean, "The Villain," was a bomb, are ruined by the film cut ter Jane Withers and Donald In fact, fans have been ... L4rna tuft and her sister, (YConnorcomprise the panel writing nasty letters to their , Liza MfnneW, split a half of judges who are sniffing ex-hero, saying he let t hem order of fettucine at a New out newcomers to play down. To them, Kir k was York restaurant .,. The "Annie" in the film ... always a good guy, never a crystal ball types say t here's Bonnie Franklin and Valerie baddie. severe financial strain ahead BerflneU4 of "One Day At A Catherine Deneuve's old June 30 MONDAY . (l7) ALL INThEFLy EVENING t-oo cuo wo we 5 DICK VAN O'fl(E 8:00 10:15 AMERICAN 10:30 (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 11.00 J)0(DO4f5 urn-a HOUSE ON m PRAIRIE Elderly neIghbors of u. OVEALLEN iuc coelvEPrnON 10 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Ing&ts are dsllght.d when theIr 16- ELKOM Ciii Rowan anchors "The Old Cwiosfly Shop" Nell and year-old grandson moves In until coverage of the day's activities her grandfather meet a kindly they learn hlaa bully and a thIef, from the MiamI Beach Convention sohoolmait., who offers them a () 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI The Cant.r home and work.____ (Pad 70110) (CC) Staffs efforts to 11:30 WOVP'$perto,manc. take a serious 0 ® WIMBLEDON UPDATE f17 )ANOToAI4 sI when tragedy .s si Hhilghts of today's events (from before the concert. (R) 6-30 the All-England Lawn Tennis and (DO LOSER TAKE ALL Two Croquet Club in Wimbledon. ( NIC NEWS teenag. boys are confronted with England). 55 P45 aChaiatevthaflsng.andleainthet (I)OHARRYO While visiting the ABC NEWS 5)ANOYGOUFFITh l 10) OVER EASY Guest: Victor Bolt (12)117)1 LOVE LUCY 7:00 FACE THE MUSIC liei true victors ai not always desert mansion of an eccentrIc winners. reClusi, Hairy finds himself In the midal of a string of mutdom 119 4) ABC NEWS (17) MOVIE "Beachhead" 04 (10) NAT1oOiIAI, GEOGRAPHIC (1S4) Tony Curtis, Frank Lovsoy. SPECIAL "Strang Crea tures The Night" Bats, owls, hyenas and WPIIIS 0(5 a mission through P.M. MAGAZINE $lghtle$cave-dwellingtlsIsa,,ssa. Hawaiian ungle to deliver vital JOKER'S WILD information to headquarters, a pair i mined through the lens of 5) SANFORD mo SON of MarInes Is olned by a French10) MACNEIL I LIHRER ticatid nlght.vlslon camera. (12) (17) MOVIE 'Wives And man and his daughter. S REPORT Loveirs" 11963) Janet Leigh, Van HOGAN'S HEAM 11:45 Johnspn. UI. In subwbia almost O(I)TONIGHT Guest boat: Rich 1:30 .sutti In divorce for a miter and uttis Ots- Bonnis Franklin, .t. TIC TAC DOUGH his wife, who make th. mistake of Baibuttl. S. ' THE NEWLYWED GAME living next door to an already FAMILY FEUD divorced man and his friend. 11:50 5)MAUDE e BN MILLER A vandal 8:30 10) DICK CAVETT ears apart the station house (1)0 PHYL AND MIKHY A female leaves a message that he's out to photograph takes a picture of gel Barney. (A) Mikhy in the shower and uses It as owfto a S-6 Ca 12:25 the centerfold of a women's magazine (DO POLICE WOMAN me wife (DO BA8EBAL Now York Yank- of a prominent business executive Is kidnapped and held for ransom ses SI Boston fled Sox MAY ALL SHOWS 11 Itilli-114 AMITYVILLE HORROR IL 141)3 (17) LOVE. (W) wY '521 322 121$ MADMAN leiss ONLY Li mystery mission toToky(,(R) o 120 (h7) NEWS (.1)OHOUSE CALLS A playful 1:25 patient with a vial of smallpox virus 0117) MOVIE "Fury Of The Puts Charley, Weatherby, Solomon, Apache" (1965) Frank Lsitmore, Ann and Mrs. Phipps in quarantine 135 together. (A) (DO TO BE ouwc 10:00 (1)0 LOU GRANT While helping test a new drug at a medical center, Publicity-seeking director. (R) in 135 PIEWS 10 NON.PICT1ON SlOW "Plea Bargaining: An Amencan Way 01 Just"** Independent I$lmmaiier Robert Thurber's docu' SEVEN mentary takes an In-depth look at "negotiated just"" in Florida's criminal courts.- • MIKE DOUGLM 10 NOVA (TM 0 SESAME STREET (R) 17FA&eLy,,F,,,JR 5 0 (17)GREEN ACRES SUMMER SEMESTER BEVERLY HILLBILLIES . LOVE AMERICAN STYLE 10:00 LE"' N I DAVID JULY MAGAZINE (MO&mU) 1CMOIDCAUERA 10 UlSTER AOOIRS(R) 17 MOVE 10:30 AURXM0N-WED,FRI) 35UV1 1OILECTThCCOMpANy(1 11:00 (11119" THEPRICEISRIGHT LOVE BOATØ1) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 5 PTL CLUB IP 101 OVER EASY 11:30 4 COtJ flY )WHEa0, FORTUNE HEALTH FIELD 0)v.L peopu LJS'TEN(MON) 11:55 171 WORLD AT LAME (W 007 6:10 ©(ll)W0RLDATUIOE(TLjL Ff1) 6:15 12:00 5:50 (17)WORATIJ (WW) 5:55 0(3) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 600 0(4) POf'l GOES t (11) THE ATHLETES (IIOP4) • CARD SHARKS U NEWS 0 D"CAVE" 6:30 TODAY El FLORID. 177F%EEMAN EDAU.EN 7) NEWS 1 2:30 6:45 (10) AU, WEATHER - S NEWS ___ SEARCH U1. TOMORROW RYAWS HOPE OCAMERA THREE (MOW) 10 10001 AT ME MM 6:54 (DO A ROAD TO fl4 HO4J5J I ASTHEWORLDThRN$ . RICAN ''Ll 5:30 2-00 .mEoocTo, 10 JAZZ AT THE MAIPITENANCE SHOP (WED) (10) eoccui MADE IN oen- MANY(THU) I CO (1O;FlPlINouN1(FR,) 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD (MON. T" GENERAL HOSPITAL 5)LEAveffToBeivvi 1110J INTERNATiONAl. KITCHCR (10) SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS 0 SOUNOSTAGE(WED) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPEC*AL(THU) 4 (10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINTING MV) - - r1)) SAILING, SAILING (PRI) . TODAY 0000 MORNING AMERICA 5) TENNESSEE 8:00 r CAPTAIN KANGAROO 5)NEWZOO REVUE 10 VILLA ALEGRI(R) HOW PHOTOGRAPHY HERE'S 1?ENCH CHEP(WED) S 10 ANTiQUES (THU) 17) MOVIE(MON.Th 1, 7)MOVIE(COKrD(Fnj) F . 6:00 ()CS)OCD0 NEWS N.5 DICK VAN DYKE ) OILUOAWS ISLAND 0 ABC NEWS 7:00 FE FACETHE MUSIC 7 5 JOKER'S w 5 8ANFORDAND SON ' '' D NEWS ou The Sock and the - Chair Caterpillar 2:10 1 wish I had a magic go that would go and never z) o Movie "Escape" B/W come buck. Taor, 1 wish I had a magic sock 2:15 0 GD DAILY DEVOTIONAL that can sock itseli ha ha I wish I Wild a mage chair 3:10 (17)MAVERICK - ', .-, 4:00,- -j.,.-, . (DO TARZAN 5) MAUOE 10 DICK CAVETT and earrings on Its head Jacqueline Hamilton (12) 17 ALLINTHEFAMILY - If a fat person sat on It the chair wonldktall the tat air Out oI,them., .,,, I wish I had some bird hair —Chulene Williams I wish I had a pair of shoes that took a wal on me - - I wish I had a car with jelly and cake in the motor 1 wish for talking paper and running poles ,'4el1p,g.roo,a..,,. '-- '- paper towels In It I wish for an elephant on a peppermint stick and a crazy dog is a stocking, SIa,k (8 10 NAACP CONVENTION Laverne, Shirley and a computer 'HIGHLIGHTS Carl Rowan anchors named Sophia race against time to coverage of the days activities 6:00 0 (4) ($) 0 (17)0 NEWS g5)DICKVANDYKE 10 ZOOM (R) - 11:30 WIMBLEDON UPDATE Highlights of today's events (from the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club In Wimbledon. makes repeated trips to the Sou th England) , to lead other siaves to freedom. ) 0 CANNON Two survivors of a military troop which had been in Vietnam become victims of fatal (Part 2)(CC)(R) 0 CBS MOE "Bound For Glory" (1976) David Carradine, 11:45 Its Only Your Money" M ilton Fried- 0(4) THE BEST OF CARSON 6:30 9:00 0 (1 DIFF'RENT STROKES 04) FACE THE MUSIC 0 P.M,MAGNE JOKERS WILD 5) SANFORD AND SON 10) MACNEIL / LEHRER - MAUDE !!) 4 10 DICK CAVETT to Los Angeles when she switches Places with her ldentical twin. (R) and what consumers can do about it Jessica MOVIE "Sex And Tt- Singte Girl' (19b41 Tony urtt: N,itat,o Wood A m.igsuuu. ..ditor'. could harm his ifllaoi' i ALL IN THE FAMILY man, David Horowitz, Jogs, Bryant Quests Gregory Peck. Martin Mull. Judith Bkegen. Robert Easton (A) Quinn. Robert Hellbronner and 8:00 Daniel Yankelovich entertain as well 0'4) REAL PEOPLE flepo,ts 1 1:50 educate viewers about what (7)0 SoAP finds Corinne a dog that wati'r Shj a one armed inflation 5, its impact Oil the nation 02) loconcile with his *;lie, whose fiery tails in nyu with her 11:45 0(14 THE BEST OF CARSON itiPl% Steve Lawrence Iltiabell, Ashit' -r Johnny V purse Davit. son is (lying, Matte Charboneati Horowit? (R) attempts to meet with the English nobleman and insure liar sum of his 11:50 rightful intiorilanca The Char ill G LOVE BOAT t)ea, t3vo boneatis mafti with resIstaru,, - lvi, (,abo, I ',Ii' Nielsen how,u,.er born the Duke's legal w'l' 5erci,,i l!livery Dot) Ouch Pam ar,tl Son. arid HSCSII)fl to Condors cm Frsitukluuu Tti,, Strike Al Moti- (Part lot 21 (fl 0 CHARLiE'S ANGELS nato Ill 12:40 S 0 BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON Au airplane spotter on lonely ,i,111 I' ciqtt Is a downed ITI.r k Sheep 1)1101 tic? i. iOu, tummy doirs 1:00 iosos as i ue,si estate .igenl to nab th,,y, rir.-yInq on expuosuvi, Iw,nes tip for ',tli' (t 9:30 0 (4 ) lyE FROM STUDIO 8H AN EVENING WITH JEROME fl0B811'4S S'Inrius by choreographer Jeff) lip 'It't,tipiu 'uuciudiuug 'Fancy ,r ., Dances at a Gjthoring - autI Afternoon of a wit i.e and Dutch in bed together, Burt gymnast. an ambulance service lot (laflC(,d by usseinbe,s Of thu Nov, decides to run for sherift and the animals and a review ci 19P) in Major kidnaps three busboys from Washington, DC arefutaturcu (I,.Ci tO) a Japanese restaurant (A) 10:00 -1T) 0 VEGAS Dan is plaguert ti It Q BARETTA A drug dealer .i cuuufuact un Haretl,, s now pariiIPI a dhtu'-sruutt,og dog dl) 1:15 0 4 TOMORROW Guo-,ts Old Vork Lily Ballet hunt, vauduvilliaris Dots Williams and ISP, (lOg •iii ,iuuul pitchman 51(1 Stiuuu., tiuriusqujur i'pret Pcntes.jr 12:40 (5) 0 AMERICA'S JUNIOR MIS3 an international gang using chorus Ralph G Allen corpora?- O5tuu 1:35 hirs) 0 (10) GREAT PERFORMANCES Mourning Becomes Electra' Joan PAGEANT Ed McM ,"on h',t t)Oucil(l M.iAuthuu title girls to g the casino roal,'fle 0 BARNABY JONES A worn- High school seniors is" for a till,' wt'er,is (CC)lll) an who was recently paroled from rQwn and scholarship rioutay 0 1:55 (11- 35) NEWS prison asks Barnsby to find her this 23rd annual competition 'o I-" 112 ( l7)p4EWS 17 THE AMER IC ANS the nJissung child (A) telecast live from tlit' Miin'.sia' 2:00 Private F ye lobri 0 Grady i tt,u Auditorium in Mobile . Alabime 1:00 u,tzjl-iit cooiuleop,iui of fuct,oni,,i - (12, C 17) MOVIE Wild is T'ttt (1D Loe5) CMOVIE "All Through The (DO HART TO HART The Harts' (DO NEWS tuceI', (t%8 Chuistuphi'r Jones ) 0inEIGHT ISaENOUGH '.ior, Sam Spade Pl,il)ip hi t, Night" (BIW) (1942) Humphrey enter the world of psychic pheflom. fails love with marriut? msui cr10detectives Shelley Winters l'swc, ,snd i use Archer Bogart, Conrad Veldt. Fearing he 0(Sa to help an employee with ESP 1:15 Joanne, brings In a Camera Crew lii wil be framed for murder, an ax- wtsois the targetofa killer. (R) 0(4) TOMORROW Guest Dr film a documentary on the Brad2:10 10:30 9ANSAW swchas tcw the real killer Robert Lkaberl. direclor of a clinic fords JCC) (A) 351NEWS (-7) 0 NEWS 1) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE by Infiltrating a Nazi spy ring. (2 10 NON-FICTION TELEVIthat helps people overcome (lJ)(3 ) MOVIE 'Non, Prentiss' 4 10 PREMIERE 2:15 SION "f Maps On My Taps" extreme shyness. (B/WI (1947) Ann Sheridan Robe" Hr.?10) pep' 0(4 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 11:00 George Nierenberg oilers an enterAIds A lovely nightclub chanti,us., 1:30 jj) iJ0(D0 NEWS 810$ "Paul Jacobs And The taming and informative look St proves to be the downf all of the 2:40 CD (1 ) 5) DAVE ALLEN Nucleat Gang" me real sod poten. three black zz tap dancers -. (1950)0Doris Day MOVIE "Tea For Two" (C) married doctor who loves Oar I? (7) U MOVIE 'The Long. Hot . Gordon MacRae tW hazards of loffig-lievel radiation Sandman Sims. Chuck Green and and the alleged attempts by U.S. Bun Briggs. government agencies to keep this W( 7) SCOUTING IS,,. Scouts, informatlonfrom the Aicwp,o. are documented. 47) "Rio Conchos" leaders, administrators and volunleers from a varie ty of backgr ounds (17) MOVIE "Hercules And Hackett Roberta Maxwell and T he Mask ed Rider' (1960 Alan Bruce Dav,d.on are featured ru i.press thee feellngs'sboo4'the.Boy ................ema.15e55 Steel, Ettore'Manni - .....e__._...._......................................... - - - - erie •-('(C:..' : Euge ne 0 bush-s. .- ia I plan lo Input a ,t'sealch psychoit (just ' r,'pittation backfires when hi' ABC NEWS While hunting for costumes, Ainoid P'5 ) ANDY GRIFFITH • arid Willis are accidentally locked ii 40 OVER EASY Guest- Monty the storage room (CC) tfl) hall ccI(n) 1)0 THE BASTARD Upon hoar( 7)i LOVE LUCY ing thtt the lather of her illegitimati. attacks by killer dogs (A) a (to) COVER STORY "Inflation 5) WILD, WILD WEST coc(rnristo e*ecutive attempts to 1`12) 17 ANDY GRIFFITH find a bomb planted in the electric from the Miami Beach Convention 0 NBC NEWS company by an irate customer. (A) Cent 1) CBS NEWS Cl) 0 THE WHITE SHADOW 9:30 Coach n..v.. his team play (7)0 TAXI Ton y decides to foreboil to a touring high school baago adopting an eight-year-old boy ketball contingent from the Spv$et when he learns he has to compete Union, (A) for his love with a wealthy couple (DO HAPPY DAYS Richie and (A) Howard go to the annual Leopard convention in Chicago. (fi) 10:00 k with me. I wish I had an animal with —Roderick - 11:30 4) WIMBLEDON UPDATE I Iighiiqht s 01 Intl., , ,v,'iil', Iron the AU.[igl,nd L,IAII Tc'rir,i alul 2 CIoqUf,I Club 'n Wmt,ledo' "1"'() IS) 16 THE SAINT A hoautilul s:sj it Ftuss,ir, prole'.so, pIItlrsInç3 'S (It) d,'I,-t I to lb., West give the S,-iint (17 MOVIE :tr,ings fledtei hit (it trouble lows (l96i H oc h 14u(lsor, Gig (1) ABC NEWS Yotinu Alter considering divorce — 8:00 0(4) THE MISADVENTURES OF ShERIFF 1000 PerkIns loses the murder witness he Is accompanying Unit WOt 12 pairs of 1:40 (1940) NOUTS Shearer, Robert I with I had a calerigliar 8:30 11:00 o )OCflONEwS iij r~5 - DAVE ALIEN July about i Now ingt.ind t.v'siiy torn wilt, Fr',jd,,,t, co,itIict (part t EVENING 10 MACNEIL / LEHRER Ronny Cox. The life and career of 9 ABC HEWS folkslnger Woody Guthrie Is dramaREPORT 5 WiLD, WILD WEST (12) (17) HoGAire HEROES tired. 17 MOVIE "The Black Shield (12) (17) HOGAN'S HEROES (DO THREES COMPANY A let' o Falworth" (1954) Tony Curtis. 7:30 7:30 - to a lovelorn column apparently Janet Leigh A squire discovers he 014) TIC TAC DOUGH TIC TAC DOUGH written by Jack convinces both of nobledone blood vows to rectify ( ) 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME THE NEWLYWED GAME his roommates that be Is having an theaol wrong hisand family FLORIDAI D 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES affair with the other (CC) (A) Tfiese poems are by i wish for a flying shoe P7 oe - Next hest thing to a REPORT elementary schoolers from and a Traus Am that ran Seminole County., They Into a tree resulted from the Florida I wi sh for a talking bug tS7Poetry In the Schools 9 Roosevelt Washington program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff I wish I had a Ifl*ke that of Oviedo, Pupils are dead generally provided with a wish I had a snake with theme, but are not told shoes what they should write, " , - - 10:30 anti-slavery foundation, Harriet . (17) MOVIE ME APPROX S® NEWS 5:30 MATEHFRI) 8:25 M'A'3'4 • (Ti TODAY IN FLORIDA 1:30 5 I LOVE LUCY GOOD MORNING FLORIDA STUDIO CONCERT(MON) 10 LOOK ATMEMON) 10 SAILING, SAILING (ThE) 8:30 10 ECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10 COOKI CUN (WED) E-F ________________________________________________________________________________________ ng Youn ts '4 m Texas desert after the Civil War to 1l)(35)LOvE. AMERICAN SrIPLE recover. ,,stolen- Army rifles ear-sa'kedloi-salatotheApaches. 9:00 10 OVERGFU EASY Guest: singer 0(4) MOVIE "A Woman Called Moses" (1978) Tyson, Robert Helen Foaest.(CC(A Hooks. Working with the head of an AND 1:15 17 Smith (1964) Richard Boone, Stuart Whitman Four men set out across the 0 ZOOM (R) (12) 17 ANDY GRIFFITH 6:30 0 NBC NEWS C88 NEWS SIDREAMOFJEANNIE 10 MISTER ROGERS (R) - Tarr. Jason Sherman and Gordon 0 MARY TYLER MOOR! MERVGRIFF1N FRIENDS (Ff1) ci; known for, that "Well,,, that's the way today. Punchy, polished, reunion may he the pop-rock .Julian Holland (front), 6ilson Addtothattheexraonus t b l ove is, isn't it ... sort of tight exciting, they have sounds of Squeeze — (front left) Lavis and ('tins I)iflord. of Jools Holland's boogie- bittersweet. When you walk been crisscrossing America woogle sensibility, John into somebody else's life, for three years now. They've Bentley's fluid bass and you're never sure what's been winning new conv erts have the best of 01(1 musical club or their now-fervent Check out Argybargy and Gilson Lavis' driving, en- going to ha ppen. I haven't at every stop and convincing values. Whether be fore the New York fans, Squt'ezehave a suniiiier ronlancc tert.ainjng drum style. Those actually had a romance yet listeners that new bands can uninitiated in a small Texas earns kudos and encores. with Squeeze. EVENING 1ON.'ThtJ) 5:00 0 ® CAROL BURN I. Scouts of America and demonJuly 1 strata the need for more active VVEDNESDAY TUESDAY _________________________________________________________________ adult participation in Scouting Guests include Hank Aaron. Jim HEALTH(WED) C)SMY THREE SONS (MON. (10) THE VICTORY GARDEN RAZZMATAZZMM 0) BIN WATTENURQ'e ALL WI THE FAMILY 11(lirm) (I)TOOAY 9 5) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 0 MORNING NEWS tOO (lO1SESAME 9TEEr(R) 0000 MORNING AMERICA DAYS OF OUR PORKY Me AND FRIENDS 1 Is THE YOUNGLIVES (17 THE flJNT$TONE5 AND THE 10 SESAME STREET (it) RESTLESS 4:30 17 FUNTIME (DO ALL MY CHILDREN •(4J SIX MILLION U-M MAN 0) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC — McCarthey classics are heartbreak, Chris observes performing units touring 3:30 35 nl()S*.aI(p,s b(35)emowNlljxyfl O 5) SP nj ,, DI BOY(WED) 35ANTACROuflM 6s HEACULOI0S 0 (io ppn pirSi,jj' op A NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN t'55 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0000MORNINQFLORIDA 7:30 Romance - with the world's greatest pop the bittersweet, "I'm a them," he admits, claiming t ha t "my own romances group. Not only is Glenn romantic kind of guy, I aren't interesting enough.,[ Telbrook's singing sweetly suppose, like most prefer to observe." But it's but effectively expressive in songwriters," admits Dii- obvious from the stunning the mode McCartney made ford. "It's one of the more understandingandvithl,ricti famous, and only faintly obvious things to write feelings in his songs that remindsusoithesedays, but about," he observes, though Difford knows full well what the songs Teibrook and the range of earlier Squeeze he's talking about. singer-guitarist-lyricist ditties attests to the fact that Chris "Cool For Cats" Chris has no lack of Not only does Squeeze Difford compose have the 'imagination. have that magic universal charm, verve, wit and As for his well-honed sense touch in their songs, but they emotion that Lennon- of wistful heartache and are also one of the finest wo OOoo MOOU*iQ FLORIDA 9 5) DINAHI a FRIENDS Of most favorable comparisons the most joyous moments to 5) BANANA SPLITS AND 2:55 t(17)NEw5poN.mu) 3:00 GUIOINOUGHT pp 0 (1) CAROL BURNETT AND (1 ) HERE'S TO R.'JR FRIENOS(MON-THU) 7:25 make Squeeze such a great that's totally satisfying. There's good news for band, but there are many That's half the beauty of it. If everyone awaiting a Beatles more appealing elements you found somebody who is reunion: No — the Fab Four that make Squeeze a best bet totally on the same kind of aren't returning, but if they for the '80s. level as }'OU are, it woUldn't did Iseriously wonder if they Argybargy finds Squeeze be satisfying. Therefore the could top the pop-rock at their most romantic, with songs I write sort of tell the sounds of a young, new lab songs like "If I Didn't Love stor ies of how romance Is fiveome from England: You," "Another Nail In My built and how it is shattered Squeeze. Heart," "Separate Beds"fd falls down again." On Argybargy, their third and "Wrong Side Of The observe er people's album, Squeeze invites the Moon" exploring love from. romances andoth write about ONE UPS TO L VE 5. 10 slave, receives help from the Quail. (1917) Leigh McCloskey, Eve ers escapes to Philadelphia Plumb. and frand eedom. (Part 1)(CC)(R) 1:15 (5) 0 M 'A • S • H H ewkeye 0(4) TOMORROW Guest: anima. appointed temporary commander t Ralph Baskin (Fritz the Cal), when Col. Potter rushes off on a Perish attitude of the Institute's — 17UNTOu1R1(fl Hooks, Harriet Tubman, a Southern aflder The Other Side Of Dawn" PIOQy PLAZA CD 0 MARCUS WILlY, M.D. (TUE-PRI) 5:10 Squeeze Recounts Tales By ROB PATTERSON 0000 MORNING AMERICA (THU) 5)MOv,i I 10 BOP(R) 17 LUCY SHOW 5:00 Moses" (1978) Cicely Tyson, flcsfl (3)0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Alex. 1LJPPE1"iicuItMI, CR (10) 010 HOUSEWOAKS by a terrorist group. 9:00 99C 0(4) MOViE "A Woman Cal'led L1LAZA F) TOOAY - Friday, June 27, 19$0-7 4 10) NAACP CONVENTION Summer IC) 11958) Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward H coverage 01 the days activities from the Miami Beach Convention 4:00 un t o( (I1) MOVIE Charlie Chars i's 17) LA ST OF THE WILD O"fl i 19141 C- 11 a . -I ) 4 S.. • 'S —5----- .•e!ff 5- • '-•. + p �'I SUNDAY EDITION dd Evening Herald—(USPS 481 280)—Prlce 35 Cents 72nd Year, No 267—Sunday, June 29, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32711 Waste Friday, June 27, 1$0 +—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Nobody Knows Who Named "The Music Man" and I say Robert Preston did. G.G. VANCE, Portland, Mo. It was Preston all the way, on both Broadway and in the Pasadena, Calif. N. STANLEY TAYLOR, Joplin, Mo. There Is no real agreement about where the name, r Oscar, came from. The one story you refer to, about somebody saying "That little statue looks like my Uncle Oscar," has never been substantiated. The academy itself says several stories have been suggested, including one that credits Bette Davis with dreaming up the name, but DEAR DICK: Is the John Derek who played the role of Joshua in Cecil B. DeMille's "The Ten Commandments" the same Derek who is Be Derek's husband? MATT HYER, Nampa,, Idaho. The very same. DEAR DICK: Around Christmas time, I saw "The Orphan Train" on TV. Is the girl that played J.P. on that Cantinflas, who4e real name is Mario Moreno, is still alive. He was born in either 1911 or 1917, depending on what reference work you believe. I do not know of any biography of him published in the United States, but there may have been one in Mexico. DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me if Willie Aames, of "Eight Is Enough," used to be in the old series, "Apple's Way." I say he was but my friend says he wasn't. There is a large bet riding on this one. PAM MAXWELL, El Dorado Springs, Mo. I hate. to do this to you, Pant, but you lose. Vincent Van t'atten played the son on "Apple's Way." Aames wasn't You win, you rich lady, you. It was Piper Laurie. DEAR DICK: Is the Mexican actor, Cantinflas, still alive? Was there evern biography written about him? I need this information for a scho4 project. SHARON Gll.MAN, Sprinp'ield, Mo. the same girl that plays Maxi on the new TV series, "Me The very same. Her name Is Mellisa Mlchaelsen. DEAR DICK: Can you tell me who- played George C. Scott's wile in the movie where they were stranded out on an island with only their son? I say it was his true wife, Trish VanDevere, and my husband says it was Sheree North. Who is right? ELLEN, Vancouver, Wash. It's a good week for wives being right. Scott's wife played Scott's wife in that film, which was called "The Savaize Is Loose." DEAR DICK: Can you-please tell me who the three stars were who starred in "April Fools?" My friend DEAR DICK: I am wondering if Tony Danza was Yos' need to call... It RUTHIE M. MAYS, Amherst, Va. You're both wrong. It was a French actor, Charles Boyer, 'who was joined by Jack Lemmon and Catherine Deneuve. DEAR DICK: My husband says Gene Kelly played in Palmerstown' THURSDAY oming Back 10 BAIRD-RAY DATSUN BARGAIN CORNER Palmerstown, U.S.A." aiave been ordered by CBS ,r future broadcast. The WUXLY PAYMENTS LOW AS $14 Per Week DEAL with the DEALER who wants to DEAL! 6:00 8(4) ) 0(7)0 NEWS 101 DICK VAN DYKE Tr.,) 83.1318 Allan Jones. (CC)(R) ui"pi LOVE LUCY EXTRA SPACE',% 7:00 (4) FACE THE MUSIC Filo~ Take a look at your answer. A quality-built shed from Sheds America. Ready-to-use, it has rugged, good looks you'll be proud of. And a very affordable price. I p All Robin built shed. Florida Hurricane Cod , • , . , INC. FREE DELIVERY,-SET-UP and ANCHORING QcnHwv 17•09*Inhlnwnnn lotweetv SA 4.111 a, i Dog Track Road - - CD 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Jill returns for a visit and risks her life to protect in 11-year-old girl who n-atted to discharge treated effluent say: 10h, what a dastardly thIng. Look 830-83W - Counties WATTENBERO'S 1900 "Winning Hearts And Minds" European and American journalists witnessed a murdef. (A) 12:00 A member of the Lake Monroe Amateur Radio about 60 contacts an hour," Hall said. River, where the fish were killed. The their property they say: 'Oh, what a limit. Your imagination and pocket book have to be others are located upstream from the kill dastardly thing. You're taking away our Society for the past three years, hull and litany of the 92 William Balzer, a member of the club for the past your guide," he said. mentbersof the club, will be participating in a field day three years, said seven complete radio stations will be freedom.' It's a no-win situation. and could not have had an effect. In HAM operations, hall is known by the name "People want to sell land and develop being held nationally among amateur operators for the involved in the exercise. "Crock" and his wife is known as "Suzy Q," The three implicated, are the Seminole County Country Club Heights plant, land. And the majority rules. purpose of exercising the expertise of the various In addition, a solar energy-operated station will be "It's a name that was hung on me by my mother, who which discharges into Lake Jessup via Westinghouse and Western Electric are amateurs in the area. used as well as a novice station, he said. Also to be said I was all mouth and no ears," he said. Mrs. Hall is The exercise winch was to be held at the Sanford operated during the field day will be a satellite tracking also involved in amateur radio. "Anyplace I go, she Soldier Creek; the Casselberry plant, going to come In and bring more people which discharges into Lake Jessup and more waste and the majority is going Airport during the 24-hour period ending at 2 p.m. station, goes. We just celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary. Sunday, was to acquaint amateur operators with the through Gee Creek; and the MalUand to let them." Currently, Amateur Radio has two satellites, We are never seen apart from one another," he said. M o cas LATE MOVIE "Some- thing For Joey" (1977) Marc slng.r, flog- Jeff Lyn". 10:30 (12) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 11:00 1.00 (7) 0 BARETTA A newspaper . criticize and defend media cover- )çS)OC!) CHEWS &1 17) MOVIE "Another Time. I Another Piwe"(1958) Lana Turner. HKpMjGHTS car, Rowan arwhors Barry Sullivan. A femaig wisr corre- comege of the, days, acilvitlas suffers u own ov urwu the death of her married lover. 8 plant in Seminole County, which %,'rta,,,iw" these three plants Is more than 2 million scream and holler. Meanwhile the p.m. The Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society world, Hall said. "That doesn't mean everyone has a per minute in code plus have a smattering of knowledge swamps are being slowly removed and cooperates with the Seminole Amateur Network to yen to talk to other nations," Hall said, 'I like to talk to on the operation of amateur radio. If you pass, you get a gallons per day. ' In addition, Davenport pointed out that land that wasn't meant to be buflt on is learn what has to be done in relation to each other and the area received effluent from Orange being built on. These areas were meant who will do what in case of emergencies," he said. Hall a'' the iiiiiateurs ttit'et each Saturday for County via the 12 million gal1ons-perday as nature's method of purging the earth Orlando plant on Bennett Road and some and filtering the water. When they're breakfast to discuss the eiiu'rg&'flcy network and its activities. gone the water doesn't get filtered," private plants. 40 "An lit iia',t Hall said aniateur operators have to be licensed by - L'. DAILY DEVOTIONAL (7)0 MOVIE He said with more money sewage requirements for emergencies. The radios are operated financed by the society in orbit. The satellites are called "Oscar VII and Oscar VIII." discharges Into Lake Jessup via Lake treatment and water quality could be strictly on individual power. the Fe de r al Communications Commission, which has The amateur o pe rators assist the Seminole County The amateur o pe rators will demonstrate the satellite offices in Tampa and Miami. lie said examinations are Lake Jessup Improved, bu t then "people would get a Howell and Howell Creek. connects with t,he St. Johns River where $75 sewage bi ll where they now get an $8 Amateur Network, according to Hall, with weather tracking station. given to amateurs daily at both offices. emergencies such as hurricanes and tornadoes. Some of the local amateur operators, known as Lemon Bluff. "You have to make an appointment," he said. "You to $25 bill, the fish kill occurred at "We have roll call every Tuesday and Thursday at 8 hAMs, have contacted practically every treated effluent from of "They'd kill us, They'd yell and nation4n the start as a novice, who must be able to record five words The discharge 2:15 . talk to. When hesigns off, I goon the airand call him. At just give the official call letter, where.we are at and at "You can have slow scan or television, computer directly into bodies of water, discharge what the DER let happen.' But if we the end of each 10 minutes the operator must announce what signal strength we are. We then drop that contact operations, teletype operations, and can send 100 words Into areas that run into the St. Johns (society) try to say they can't build on his call sign and then I call him back," hall said. and go for someone else. Each operator will run from a minute electronically if you want to. The sky's the editor is bombed after announcing 0(4) BUCK ROGERS IN THE (5)0 KNOTS ANDINQ Laura, he was naming the men behind a 25Th CENTURY A strange man found by her husband in a compro- hills of truck hIacklngs. (A) tries to turn Buck's friend Dr. Huer mising situation, becomes trapped 1:15 into a marble statue. (A) in a Web of deceit when she tries to 0(4) TOMORROW Guests: Mon(5)0 THE WALTONS After beingI out of It. (A) trsal Expos pitcher B "Spec.mining in action for three months, man" Lee; professional golfer John-Boy is found and moved to a 15) NEWS Kathy LInnsy. military hospital in Washington D.C. 1O) BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL IA) 'The Many Worlds Of (DO MORN & MINDY Mock faces Fuentes- Bill Moyers mu Cai with (121(17) NEWS deportment unless he can produce Msalco'a ieedlng'novstisl and critic. 1:50 either a birth certificate or a (Part 2) (121(17) MOVIE "Money, Women, past. (A) 007) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS And Guns" (1959) Jock Mahoniy, MOVIE "Hard Driver" (C) "A Patriotic Offering" The Bell.- Kim Hunter. (1973) Jeff Bridges, Valtaris Perrine, mys agree to house a refuge. faiffft A mace car driver's success strains from Belgium, and Edw 2:10 ard decides his relationship with his family. (2 he must enlist, (DO NEWS 10) BEN .0 rock' And 'Suzie Q' • Amateur Radio Buffs Prepare For Local Club's Exercise 10:00 Hrs) there were some pretty gross discharges. dissolved oxygen In the water caused the The regulations have eliminated that. But. then Vere were less pople so the fish tosuffbcate. Six Seminole County sewage treatment impact wasn't so great. "We have reduced the per capita By DONNA ESTES The Saturday-Sunday national field day is being an awful lot of people. It's nice to go back over the air plants are permitted to discharge treated discharge, but the total remains the Herald Staff Writer sponsored by theAmateur Radio Relay League, based and recontact those friends. We have made many effluent Into bodies of water, we've been able to do," "CQ, CQ, CQ. This is Crock N41311L.. Home is Sanford, in Newington, Conn, treatment plants same. That's all friends all over the country. We have talked to many other 34 sewage The The official said he did not want to be Fla, I will be standing by waiting a call." Points will be awarded to the amateurs of each region hundreds perculatlon pond more over the radio," he said. the county tue the In With these words, Edward "Crock" Hall and his wife, in the country. Seminole is part of District 4 which inWhile Hall won't be able to make it to the field day method, In which sewage Is fed into identified because he was told by Lydia, known as Suzie Q on Amateur radio, begin eludes the Southeastern states, exercise at the airport, he will be participating from his ponds where solid waste perculates into superiors not to talk to the press. "The DER is a political organization conversations with persons from all of the 50 states in "We came in second last year in number of points," home In Brain Towers, the ground. The earth acts as a filter and Hall said, "All of the radio contacts made are logged. One can get involved in HAM operations for as little before the treated water reaches a like most regulatory agencies," he said. the Union. "CQ' means I want to talk to anyone listening. We hope to come in first this year. We get two points for as $1,000 Hall said, with a reasonably priced antenna natural body of water it has been "A lot of things can be done, but it's a matter of politics and economics," Actually I do more listening than talking and can pretty every contact, plus points for the number of different and reasonably priced transmitter .cleansed, "When when we have a fish kill they well tell whether the person talking is the type I want to states. We don't spend much time with each contact, We Three of the six plants that are per. "And you can spend $100,000 if you want to," he said, . A1JMINUM SHEDS BY S[SI?ER 'j'jjj5 the engineer said, adding lack of 1150 er Hart snters a marathon to break ups cocaine smuggling operation. 8:00 Purchase on shed e'xIo' or larger and receive on added ben. vii of 10,000 S1,H GREEN STAMPS. Smaller sizes,,, 5.000 S&H GREEN STAMPS . 9:30 (1) 0 NOGODrs pERFEci 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY AN EXTRA BONUS NOW AVAILABLE - TIC TAC DOUGH THE NEWLYWED GAME TUNE 1351 MAUDE 1Q DICK CAVE" Sizes from a compact 4x4 to a king size 1 2x50 7 DAYS 9 AM 6 PM 7:30 • $100,000 NAME THAT ri,e.t the South ) REPORT (121(17) HOGAN'S HEROES U Aluminum exterior with your choic. of 14 colors in baked enamel finish OPEN MACNEIL / LEHRER drive his wealthy but emotionally disturbed niece Insane. (A) (DO BARNEY MILLER The pr.cinct Is turned into a madhouse by a census taker and a group of clii'Sf5 who established their own courthouse and )all. (CC) (A) C0 (10) ALL CREATURESOREAT AND SMALL Il But he said it is also difficult to assess By DIANE PETRYK Orange County's impact on the Seminole Herald Staff Writer Florida Department of Environmental County waters since the water travels a Regulation officials said Friday the long distance and is filtered through discharge of treated waste water from many natural waterways, Another DER official who did not wish sewage treatment plants was a cause In the recent fish kill in Seminole County in to be Identified said other contributing factors In the fish kill were storm water which 10 million fish died. The kill might have been predicted if and road run-off and the stagnant nature the DER had enough monitoring man- of the water at the time. "With no water velocity it Is easier for power, -one official said, but there is probably little that could have been done the algae to take up the nutrients and grow," he bid. to prevent it. The officials were careful to point out He also explained that rains wash oil that it is Impossible to know how much of and grease, around up rubber and brake an effect the treatment plants had. They dust (asbestos) into ditches and'storm also said there were other factors In- pipes through which it reaches the waterways. volved. Marshes and swamp land act as.. "But there was a contributory factor from the &ewage treatment plants," said natural filtering systems, he said, but as Edward Davenport, DER domestic building of housing and businesses increasingly fills in swamp areas, the wastewater engineer. Davenport explained that the treated water flows more directly into streams, wastewater adds phosphorus and rivers and lakes. "The basic problem is man, it's as nitrogen (nutrients) to the water. Experts blamed added nutrients in the simple as that," he said. Resigned to increasing population and water for the fish kill. The fish died from industrial growth, he said he feels there lack of oxygen. Davenport said increased nutrients Is probably very little that can be done to caused algae in the water to multiply. combat the problem. The DER, he said, has been successful But algae also need sunlight to grow, In this case they got just that for a few days in maintaining water quality as it was before the fish started turning up dead, when laws were passed regulating what But on the first cloudy day after the so- could be discharged into waterways. But he said the DER has not been 'able called "algae bloom," the algae died, and their photosynthesis systems turned to Improve the situation, "That's because there are more and of I wi thout the sun, Davenport ild. put attempts to foil a sinister plan to Sagan . (A) I.U. MAGAZINE JOKER'S WILD 5SANFoiw AND SON NO ASSEMBLY. NO SLAB NEEDED NO HIDDEN COSTS . FREE DELI Vi i( & SET-UP - 6 hon of a power plant puts dead fish mans disease." 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No changes i n th e (7)O ABC NEWS P;ilinerstown" staff or cast (tb (35) ANDY GRIFFITH (10) OVER EASY Guest: singer re pla nned. r -BIRD-RAY DATSUN WIMBLEDON UPDATE Highlights of today's events(from the All-England Lawn Tennis) and Croquet Club in WlmbIdon. England). 8:30 (S) 0 THE JEFFER8ONS George masked is torn between pride and dismay (!) 0 BENSON A marauder protesting the Construc- when he learns he has the "rich EVENING ven-part limited-run 11:30 July 3 iui more episodes of BUY HERE • PAY HERE 444 N. I? 92, Longwood, I Jus t No. n, Of The lag Ariz. He isn't married now, but he was married and he has a nine-year-old son by that marriage. 3232454 -. -- swears that James Mason played the husband, and I'm sure it was an Italian actor. SALLY R. ADOLPH, Tucson, married. Some people say he is and others say he's not. - . and Maxx?" S., Kalamazoo, Mich. involved. NEW YORK (UPI) Helen Gahagan Douglas, the former actress and congresswoman whose political career ended in a clash with a young congressman named Richard Nixon, died today after a long bout with cancer. She was 79. A family spokeswoman said Mrs. Douglas died at Memorial SloanKettering Medical Center at 3:35 am. The spokeswoman, Nan Stevens, said Mrs. Douglas' husband, actor Melvyn Douglas, was at her side when she died, as were, the couple's son Peter and daughter Mary. Mrs. Douglas was a rising political star until she ran for office against Richard Nixon. With a career In the movies and on the Broadway stage behind her, she had served five years in Congress when she sought a seat in the U.S. Senate in 1950. She won the Democratic Party nomination and opposed the Republican nominee, Nixon, then a Congressman from California, in the general election. Nixon charged that Rep. Douglas had voted on numerous occasions with Rep. Vito Marcantonio (D-N.Y.), a leftleaning activist from New York whose vtews were considered pro-Communist. Nixon hammered on the theme that Rep. Douglas had "pink" leanings, which she denied. She l as t the election and Nixtin was on his way to the White house as vice president only two years later. Thus Mrs. Douglas became a martyr in the eyes of American liberals. . film. none of them is universally accepted. DEAR DICK: My husband and I have argued about this for a month, so please settle it. We have a $100 bet on it. Who played Carrie's mother in the movie, "Carrie?". He says It was Shelley Winters, but I say it wasn't. DOROTHY SMITH., Fort Dix; t4.1 (7 Oscars DEAR DICK: Will you please once more tell us where the Oscar got its flume. I know, but when I told my children they refused to believe me. The Uncle Oscar to %hom the girl referred was also my Uncle Oscar from Water Contributed I To' Fish Kill / Many Stories In Circulation Nixon Foe Douglas Dead At 79. Affair To r'.... n.m.., Deborah Kerr. our own people in this, country. I get all the enjoyment I novice ficense, then a,technician's hLense and then a want from this. I've talked to every state In the union." general license. A person with a general license can hail and his wife have been retired since 1962, when operate on any band, any Frequency 'Ftae highest he became incapacitated. "We used to drive 15,000 to license is an extra." 20,000 miles every summer, Front our travels we met hall holds a general license. CLIP AND SAVE IUIUUUUUSUUS•IIUuIuaIuuuIu•llIuIaIaaluaBuuIIaA a..i.u.u..usuu.u.uuuIuuIlIuIul.11uIuIuuu..u.I.ua.a..Ia. 3:35 007) MOVIE "Stan Down To •raia • f om IM Miami Beach Convention Teror' (1959) CiesnMiuI.r, Center. Charles Drake. r 120 ri Hurricanes: Here' s Everything You Ever Wanted To Know I Rumor has it that weather experts are equipment be kept on hand June through and don't return once the wind and waves are power. 1111111111110 broken windows. up. predicting a violent hurricane season, but November. Stay at home, if it is sturdy and on high If possible, oita,n scraps of wood or secThe department also recommends: Seminole County Civil Defense Director Chuck Board up windows or protect them with ground. If it is not, move to a designated shelter tions of plywood suit,ibk' f o r boarding up inWhen you hear the first tropical -itorni storm shutters or tap. Danger to small winSwanson said there is no scientific way to and stay there until the storm is over. dows. As an alternative, t,rdb4)anl b.u' may advisory. listen for future me"ges. 'k will dows ismainlv 4' a " driven dehris. l''er I predict what will happen. Avoid the U' r sterno or similar heating • be efft-'ji' ' 'I' II1 :. : i :.acy eu in windows ma. prepare ). for ahurrznt' .iiOhl . u nind iiest. Swanson and his staff are currently in the tueb for coo ki ng uzucs.s yo ur cooki ng area is agatnst window openings and held ui place ty_ Secure outdoor objects that might be blown process of speaking with homeowners groups to advance of the issuance of watches and warwell ventilated. by-3 boards. away or uprooted gargage cans, garden tools, disseminate information on what to do In the nings. Maintain a ready supiIy of masking or airTake an inventory of perishable goods. If When your area is covered by a hurricane toys, signs, porch furniture and other Items may conditioning duct tape for taping windows. This you have a large freezer, dry ice, if available event of a hurricane watch or warning. Last year 600 persons were reported killed as vatch, continue normal activities but stay tuned become destructive missiles in hurricane will minimize flying glass If a window is broken. can be effective in preventing spoilage of frozen Hurricane David smashed into the Dominican to radio and television for all National Weather winds. Anchor them or store them inside before Remember, It's the debris picked up by the high foods. Try to organize and plan meals so I Republic, but no deaths in Seminole County Service advisories. Remember, hurricane the storm strikes, winds that do the damage. Windows should be refrigerators and freezers are only opened when I .n.l l •h tw o th mnune tvt.slhia atIInuD. within ')A A in ,l h.kt,k. .. - C i ,I,%.u546 a I,upeu ui a en -vua uwur wiu vui squares - - - - (1 B N U • • ... 4. 2 I • - . - - I - • . hrth,'. ,,, . • - • • - , -. - - . . • -• • ... H' /J\( , ' ' • Property damage due to the storm ran Into • the tens of ftuun& of dollam Hurricane Donna in IM left $1 million in citrus crop damage in Seminole and caused • more than $0,000 property damage. Nearly 750 I iupts were damaged. Ths storm left ll dead in Florida and 144 deed Won It diasipeted. Because of the poosibility of death and • 4jctgij fro'i hurricanes, the Seminole County Public Safety Department Is advising I that all residents enter hia'rkane season prepared. -. • The &partn1entrxosnmnt¼ thtt bait's, oth3r tools,, b.ttxlei, ncn-çMatthls fcds •, " ,• • 'i.:. hurricane warning means the danger has materialized, - Listen only to government and weather officials and ignore rumors, the county further advises. - Plan your time before the storm,arrlves and avoid the last minute hurry which may leave you marooned or unprepared. -Keep calm. - L3ave lo'v'lying areas that may be swept by high tides or storm waves. - U you have a boat, moor it securely before tkzstomar1v3svevacvateItioadesignated sais ea. Whea yoty boat Is moored leave it jugs, bottles and other containers because the approximately 10 to 12 inches on a side, water supply may be contaminated by flooding - Have towels or other absorbent materials or other damage. • available for soaking up water. Rolled-up towels - Check your battery powered equipment, are effective along sUdir.,. glass doors to Your radio may be your only link with the world minimize leaking. outside the hurricane. Emergency cooking - Have medical supplies such as bandages, facilities, lights, and flashlights will be essential gauze and compresses available because there If utilities are Interrupted. may be an interruption of emergency services - Mobile homes are extremely susceptible to due to Inoperable telephone lines or LnpassabLe high winds. U you live in one, leave it for more roads. • substantial shelter, - Clear plastic available In rolls from hard- Keep your car fueled. Service stations may ware stores may be tIplu1 for covering holes In be inoperable for several days after the storm • Uterofor windows or covering furniture to strikes, due to flooding or interrupted electrical minimize water damage in the event of leaks or S • • U ansoiuteiy necessary to retain interior coolness. - Do not attempt to go out in the storm. You • should never attempt to climb a roof to remove I tree branches or limbs. You may be able to ILht the winds apd rain but you are no match 1 r flying debris such as branches and parts of • I aluminum patio roofs. —'Avoid going out or attempting to go out in your automobile following the steno Roadways • may be impassable due to fallen trees and U flooding. — You thouldbe careful not tobe fooled by the eye of the hurricane. 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