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' 111evtilt[ 72nd Year, No. 237—Sunday, May 25, 98O—Sanford, Florida 32771 - Evening Herald—(USPS 481 .280)—Price 35 Cents - In -,.. • 12—Evening Herald, Sanford# Fl. -- .e..n, - -- - - - Fined Area Owner Friday, May 23, i$O PBS Series Premiers Monday Show- Features Newsweek. W In this country, the future has usually been linked to the idea of progress: Tomorrow would surely be better. And, says Newsweek's Tom Mathews, despite the severity of contemporary problems, progress should remain an energizing notion. rI ers 0 S I, 1 ' J THE HAGUE, Netherlands (UP!) — The International Court of Justice Saturday unanimously ordered the immediate release of all 53 Americans held hostage in Iran. VICTIM By DIANE PETRYK Herald Stall Writer the new price %hile the pumps were still registering the previous day. the advice of one local gas been there and caught the oversight. - = - - : - -. - . • SLdLIUiI owner way says gas is pienuzui For those two hours Williams was . now, but if consumers don't start fined $220 and the federal government ,'- buying more of it, allocations to local took an additional $48.75 which would stations may be cut back, have been the 2 cents per gallon extra Steve Williams of Williams and Son profit on the pumps the entire day. Had .Amoco, at U.S. Highway 17.92 and Lake he changed days on the cash register Mary Boulevard in Sanford, is hopping and in his records, he said, the prices 'I mad over federal interference in the oil would have been legitimate. business, especially after a recent Williams said he did not sign a conI 4 incident in which he was fined for sent order to lower his prices because of "overcharging." this incident, as was reported in several • U.S. Department of Energy in- newspapers. --/ vestigators found on March 18 that Department of Energy spokesman - Williams charged about 2 cents more Bob Burch in Atlanta confirmed Friday -: per gallon on three types of gasoline for that Williams was fined for just one two hours that day. day's incompliance. fie said there was .4 '•.r -' But Williams claims he was "a victim no evidence the audit was in response to of circumstance" and he really wasn't a consumer complaint. guilty of anything. The total overcharges for the day, r ii He explained that, by law, a gasoline according to Burch, were $12.5 for retailer can sell gas at 16.1 cents overcharging 2 cents above the nuiximum 4 -' his wholesale cost. If the oil company on regular leaded; $13.75 for charging raises its prices, he can raise prices. 2.2 cents above maximum for regular HirId Photo by Tom Vincent On March 18, Williams said the unleaded; and $fl.50 for'charging 1.8 •Amoco oil company called to inform cents above the maximum for premium Steveit Williams, (above) owner of Williams & Son ;lflOcO, said Win that, effective the next day, gas unleaded. his recent fine for overcharging on gas was unjustified. ''If I - I prices Would be going up 2 cents per "To satisfy a refund to the marketas-iiiaking so much iiioiie, would my liamids get this dirty?" gallon. place," he said, "Williams returned Ileasked. The oil company has the right to raise $48.75 to the U.S. Treasury. He was not prices on gas already in the ground at required to roll back prices." prices - base next year's imliocations on a per- of doing business has gone 'sky high." J his station, Williams said, because he But Williams did lower his prices centage of 1979 sales, which were much Part of the problem is paperwork, does not pay for it until it goes through May 1 on self-serve gas in hopes of less. which he says takes up much of his his pumps. selling more. His only hope to avoid going time. Because Williams' working day runs "I dropped the prices on self-serve bankrupt, he said, is to keep the volume Another problem is overhead com- from noon to noon, customers' gasoline only to pick up the people who are prIce O1 salei up now so the ércentãge of pared to a low profit iiiargin, Williams purchases made before noon are shopping," he said. "I have to sell as1979 sales that wilL be grunted will be said he pays about 81,0(X) per month in registered on that calendar day, but much gasoline as I can. I'm looking out higher, rent on the service station, $4,000 per Currently, he said he is selling month In payroll and about another purchases made after noon are for myself and the people in this neighrecorded the next calendar day. regular self-serve gas at 7.6 cents per $6,000 per month in miscellaneous borhood. Just before noon on March 18, "If people don't start buying more gallon over his cost, instead of the 16.1 expenses. Added to the problem is that the oil WiLliams said, he began to raise the gasoline, the allocations could be cut cents he could charge. prices on his pumps, to begin operation back, and if'so theyre (the customers) - ,,If the -oil companies- wonl"come- - -companies want payment every three have to come down to move days, regardless of how many pur- at the new price for the next working going to be riding bicycles or hoofing down, day which would begin after noon. chases were wade "on account," he it.,, more product," he said, Once the pumks were cleared of Allocations today, Williams ex"On Sundays a year ago," he said, said. March 18 transactions, he could plained, are based on percentage of a "we sold 1,500 to 2,000 gallons. Last -- Williams said reports of his being legitimately begin charging the ad- gasoline station's 1978 sales. Williams Sunday we sold about 525 • gallons. lined for overcharging were Incomplete ditional 2 cents per gallon. But Williams said his 19'78 sales were high, but people People aren't buying as they were. and somewhat unfair. "I've been in this town 10 years," he didn't get the pumps cleared beausé ari not buying gasoline like they were. They got used to staying home. But if he was called out to help a regular For Instance, in May 1978, Williams we get a low percentage of our 1979 said, "Now people think I'm a crook. customer whose car had broken down,'- and Son Amoco sold 63,683 gallons of sales as an allocation, I'll go "But the news media didn't get the details," he said. he said. gasoline. In May 1979, 51,005' gallons bankrupt." When he got back he discovered that were sold. "If I was making so much money, He said other stations will be in gas had been pumped for two hours at Williams said the government may similar predicaments, because the cost would my hands get so dirty'' ,.. .•.. . re '.i -'. . Mathews, In his 11 years with Newsweek, has written more than two dozen cover stories for the magazine, including pieces on the People's Temple mass suicide In Guyana, the hostages In Iran and the trial of Patty Hearst. He warns that we may be entering what he calls"'The Eraof Limitations." . "In the United States," Mathews says, "we've alaays been taught that If we had the will and the people, the possibilities were unlimited. But today, those limits are being defined. We find we're limited in energy. In living space, open land, clean air, clean rivers. We're colliding with the harsh reality of these increasing and ferocious limits. Facing up to that reality Is going to test our courage and Ingenuity." byliner Newsweek (clockwise) George F. Will, Jane Bryant Uiflfl, Tom I, a11. d Pete Axthelm wIll provide back. ground information Ofl 'iie premier se ment of PBS's"Cover Story" series, II . .. . - *. - *.• •.i• - - r. / - • -. - Fm In good times and bad, man has often tried to predict the future, with results sometimes foolish, sometimes remarkably accurate. In one of "Your Future's" segments, Axthelm reviews the predictions of the 16thcentury astronomer, Nostradamus. Among them: that -- France would be swept by revolution, that someone named Louis Pasteur would found an Institution, that Germany would someday have a leader named, . . lUster. - - -- -: - - - - I S . Azthslm, the author of five books, has written on topics as diverse aa Nadia Comaneci and the Son of Sam. But he is perhaps best known for the literate sports columns. Fittingly, Axthelm presents his piece from a modern emporloum of production — abetting parlor. One thing that Is certain about our future Is that America wW be older. By the year 2029, the median age In this country will peak at 38. Quinn, a contributing editor of Newsweek and a syndicated columnist whose "Staying Ahead" appears In more than 100 newspapers, envisions major changes In our retirement and pension laws. But In her analysis on "Yet, Future," she also suggests that the Graying of America could have a profound system of resource distribution. -- THE SAVING PLACE WEEK DAY INFLATION FIGHTER Sic . deposit wlffi this Ad S. et11I Sun. c deposit SensatW PersonAty - "There will - be a continual posh on the government to spend more and more money on older people," nays Quinn, who also serves as a correspondent for CBS News. "Older people feel they can depend on the government. But young people feel more self-sufficient, and that could Lead to tension over how big government should be.,, 4%ddftkxW 8x10 954 Can there indeed be progress In an era of limitations? Will, who won the 1976 Pulitzer Prize for commentary and whose syndicated column appears In more than 300 newspapers, delivers an elocient essay in which he speculates that the future won't be any more shocking than the past. 3 rf - - "It's a complex question," Will says, "and It really depends on how you define the issues. Some problems don't change very much, but that doesn't mean there's no such thing In progress. The study of the future Is useful. It's also useful to take those studies with about threa-anda-half grains of salt. It's a matter of keeping your perspective." ' -- Package now Includes: TWO Was, 3-50's, 15- wallets, and 4- Color Portrait Charms - - vi!1V 4 The perfect Color Portrait Package for the entire family at a su K mart price, and In a variety of poses and backgrounds. No . and Eddie Keith — are now saying, it," he said. the window Keith said he does however, they are ready to tell Mire to displays at the Perkins Men's Wear stop working on the proposed law. where he works. "I don't put prices in philosophy free en"I am of the terprise should be allowed to operate. the window. Nobody does. I think For government to require a service government should keep its ne out of station operator to post prices in front private enterprise," Keith said. &wa or deposit cheerfully refunded. Additional packages only THESE DAYS ONLY MAY: 31 (•_,) L. 't' TIwrs. Fri $at' Sun. . 22 23 24-23 26 DAILY: lAM-I P.M. SUNDAY: 12 N-S P.M. U.S. Hwy. 17-12 at Airport Blvd., Sanford ese Boycott - / ' LONDON (UPI) —. Japan gave President Carter's Olym'pic boycott call a late boost Saturday, the deadline day for entries, by voting not to compete at the Moscow Games. The JOC, supporting a government decision taken Feb. 1, voted 29-13 at a special general assembly session to boycott the Otympica, i.hich start July 19. The vote came several hours after-the Japan Amateur Athletic Association, governing body of the JOC, held an emergency - meeting with chief rabifiet secretary Mayashi Itoh to discuss President Carter's boycott movement. Itoh had told the association the government was strongly opposed to japan compeung in moscow aria ouiciais were considering the suspension of passports to Japanese athletes and the withdrawal of funds if the vote went -, , -- - - against a boycott. .•. • JOC officials later said Lord KiLlanin, president of the International Olympic association, told the JOC it would " ,,• rt This gave strength to the possibility the deadline for acceptances will be extended, although the IOC has publicly committee has been reported saying it would consider acceptances after the closing date, , ''i, • entry. gone on record as saying it would be wrong for nations to assume this would be the case. However, Vladimir Popov, a vice president of the Moscow organizing : , • -' "consider" Japan's request for a postponement of the deadline for national Keith said he would Just as soon Mire meeting Tuesday night he will ask that By DONNA ESTES See editorial, Page 8A forgot the instruction to prepare the commissioners give some more Herald Staff Writer preliminary discussion to the proposal ordinance, In-depth discussions are likely Commissioner Julian Stenstrom, who before the ordinance is prepared. among Sanford City Commissioners of the station, we are trying to give a "I would like to hear what other motion authorizing Tuesday night before the move toward competitive edge to someone," Fair made the preparation of the ordinance, said his commissioners have to say," Stenrequiring service stations to post prices said. "If the ordinance extends to gasoline, main reason was to clean up the strom said. "Some operators have told goes any further. The commissioners voted two weeks why not to bread and milk. We have got signboards that appear at some local me it would cost as much as 8200 to post ago, on recommendation of City to have faith ln the intelligent consumer stations with no numerals or with up- signs,' he said. Knowles told the commissioners Manager Warren Knowles, to instruct to shop around and buy gas where he side down numerals and those with bent earlier this month two bills were to be City Attorney Vernon Mire to prepare wants to get the best buy for his posts. considered by the Florida Legislature was "It dollars," Fair said. mainly to clean up the an ordinance requiring the posting. I mandating signs for ''conspicuous "I'm in favor of telling Mize to forget situation," he said. "I must admit Two commissioners — David Farr totalpadagepiks a Ol ympics, - 295 INP- TO San for d Commission Cautious On Signs 410 \flLI.\ Japa ' - E'W International Court. The Judgment rejected the Iranian view the hostage issue should not be considered outside the context of historic relationships between the two countries. IL said iran should have attempted to force its ruling's, also criticized the prove its allegations of gross American aborted U.S. attempt to rescue the interference if it wanted these taken into hostages. account. In its Judgment, delivered in the Grand Hall of Justice of the Peace Palace by The 15 judges were critical, however, Court President Sir Humphrey Waldock, of the aborted U.S. attempt April 24 to 75, of Britain, the court also ordered the rescue the hostages in Tehran. return to the United States control of the American Embassy in Tehran and the "The court feels bound to observe that consulates in Tabriz and Shiraz and ruled an operation undertaken in these circurnIran should pay damages to the United stances for whatever motive is of a kind States, calculated to undermine respect for the It said the amount could be decided Judicial process in international Later by negotiations or through the relations," Waldoek said. p Mathews and four of his Newsweek colleagues are featured in "Your Future Isn't What It Used To Be," the premiere show In the new public affairs series called "Cover Story," produced ty WQED-Pittsburgh In association with Newsweek magazine. Also playing tim pórtant roles in the show are economic columnist Jane Bryant Quinn, political analyst George F. Will, columnist Pete Axthelm and senior writer Merrill Shells. The hourlong show premieres Monday, May 26, over PBS. (Check local listings.) • - I. "I don't think the idea of progress Is chimerical," says Mathews, the magazine's deputy foreign editor. "The most worrisome thing Is that our country seems uncertain of progress. The future Itself, the belief In the future, Is fundamental to our concept of America." • 1. 10 1%1 - . - World Court: Free Captives GAS WARS - ' . S. -- ' ' ..., ..- '' • by Tom Netsef Herald Photo 'CHIPPING AWAY AT RECORD BOOK Despite Japan's boycott vote, it seems Chip ('rat1ord 'ings his name likely, there will be more nations cornpeting in Moscow than the 84-countries into the (uine'ss Rook of Records which took part in the 1976 Montreal e;mrl Saturday morning as he t'omnpletes his 101st continuous Games. A count Saturday showed 82 National hour of tennis at the Orlando Olympia Committees planned to send Racquet Club. Crawford, 26, son teams to Moscow, while 45 NOCs voted to of Lonise Crawford of Sanford. stay away — the majority in support of raised more have gotten a lot of flack from some display of prices." He said the action had been sucservice station operators who do not cessful in Dade County in bringing want to display signs. One operator told me he would be glad to post signs if gasoline prices down and making them banks posted their interest rates." competitive. -Dade County is said to have the lowest gasoline prices in the Stenstrom said. Stenstrom said toward the end of the state," Knowles said. - -. Carter's boycott call and others because of lack of finances or insufficient team strength. than 110,04)1) (or the Al u s c It I a r I) v s t r a p h s .Association, Lake Mary Garbage A Waste? Should the Lake Mary institute mandatory garbage collections" The discussion of the question among members of the Lake Mary City Council has :. . ' • :, . - . ' • I' - .. -.- . - - - . • . • " /-'' -- . . a' r / ( •'-•1/ ,.;-.'.. - .. . '•' ' , 4 the city "5 percent of its take." Councmhuian Gene McDonald said that would bring the city "a whopping $300 monthly." In other business at the latest workshop session, the council heard a report from Robert McIntosh, chief animal control officer for the county. The city contracts the service from the county. McIntosh, In answer to complaints, said that his division Is doing the best job it can with five animal control officers and three vehicles and left more questions unanswered than answered, No decision has been reached. City Manuger Phil Kulbes said be discussed the matter with sanitation firms operating in the city and with one national firm. All indicated they would be willing to serve the city under an exclusive franchise for all or part of the city, he said Kulbes also said that the flrrns would like the city to collect tnonthly ' fees for the'service for them. The manager mentioned that the national firm would charge $6 monthly for garbage the responsibility throughout the county. Only Casselberry has Its own service, he said. °nt is the hild f Lb county" I said. N oting the city has a leash law, requiring animals to be under control of their owners at all times, McIntosh tosh said ost of the dogs running lose in the city, especially those picked up by animal-control have license tags. said his employees make periodic 'sweeps sweeps"through the city, picking up dogs at "The co City Attorney Gary Massey said he has rbage collection 3ervice In Winter Springs •.: -. - AL_ 'a. '-S. -- HOSPITAL /.• ' - - DEDICATED - a- - .. - -... Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator James Tesar (left) Is joined by Sanford . Mayor Lee Moore (center) and Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce President Janice Springfield, Friday as the Hospital Corporation of America formally rededicates the hospital, hanging a bronze plaque bearing the corporation's creed in the lobby, - .. ' -. and rates are lower and the franchised billing. "Thecity would be getting the short end" Massey city ought not to be in tue M L busl,nesa of collecting bills for private en- terprlse," he said. for animal control - ge. - Kulbes said the national firm offered to PY DONNA ES'IES - A'tlonRepos Around The Clock Bridge 2* 8* 6C Business 613 Calendar Ciassilied Ads 7C 4-5ft SC 61 SA 3* Comics E4litorial Florida Horoscope Hospital Sc ZA Nation 3A Opinhoq Ourselves Religion School Menus por - - - 9A 1-3C - 5c - Television - pilot head in clouds, Local S.. Page IC. - I. �-. ... - - - ,. - n -- - - - ------ - .,-- ' - -. - '—re - - - - - - -- £ - .- - ,-.. - . 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 23, 1911p H: —I By DAVID tRAR S WORLD c 14/ 14 WIb 'Il SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) Sou th Korea's former inte ll igence chief and four of his aides were hanged Sat urda y For assassinating President ParkChung-hee, and in the provincial capital of Kwangju about 30,000 residents staged anti-government street demon strations for t he seventh day. Shooting fl r ed in the .embattled city's suburbs where at least six were reported wounded, Former Korean Central Intelligence Chief Kim Jaekyu went to the gallows at a Seoul prison with four subordinates at about 7:30 am., a government announcement said. Kim, 54, confessed that he shot and killed Park on Oct. 26 during a di nner at a KCIA building to restore democracy to the country. The four men hanged with - - assassination. - - Clogs Highways On Holiday By United Press International Traffic on highways leading to America's summer spas was bumper-to-bumper hours before many workers left their jobs to begin the long Memorial Day weekend, Thousands of motorists jumped the gun Fridy for the traditional kickoff of the warm-weather vacation season. Police in major cities reported traffic tieups started up to two hours before the traditional rush hours particularly on roads leading to resort areas and seashores. The National Safety Council estimated between 450 and 550 people could be killed in traffic mishaps between 6 p.m. local time Friday and midnight Monday. Last year, 508 holiday traffic deaths were reported during the Memorial Day weekend. The holiday began with no worries of gasoline shortages. Auto clubs report there will be plenty of gasoline available for weekend travelers. - - Jim Denney spends deadly dioxin, a poisonous chemical known to remethbered where it was." - - Engine Blamed For Crash WARSAW, Poland (UP!) A damaged engine caused the March 14 crash of a Soviet-built jetliner that killed 87 people, a go vernment investigation says. The pilot managed to guide the plane away from a densely populated ar ea using the one remaining functioning engine, a commission led by De puty Premier Tadeusz Erzaszcy said In its report Friday. "Parts of the damaged engine In t urn damaged two other engines and a steering system," the report said. All 87 on board were killed, including 22 members of a U.S. amate ur boxing team on its ,way to Warsa w for a match with Poland . - S WASHINGTON (UPI) —Ground pork contaminated with two pesticides and used in school lunch programs may have been eaten by 19,000 children in 200 schools in Louisiana and Arkansas, warns the Agriculture Department. "Current evidence indicates no immediate, health risks are posed by the limited exposure to this produ," said Assistant Agriculture Secretary Carol Tucker Foreman, although officials said details are still incomplete. Efforts are being made to trace other products processed at the same tiiie as the ground pork. If they are located, they will be pulled off the market shelves. of albums, 8-tracks & cas( tes I ~~~ NEW YORK (UP!) Sell-pr ocla imed Puerto Rican "freedom fighter" Marie Torres, 24, who refused to defend herself against a federal bomb charge has been sentenced to life in pr ison for a 1977 blast that killed one person and injur ed several others. The sentence was Imposed Ftlday by District Co ur t Judge Whitman Knapp, who presided at the four-day trial Mrs. Ton-es, an alleged member of the terrorist group FALN. The sentence had been recommended by the jury that convicted her Th ursday. Mrs. Ton-es, the wile of Carlos Alberto Torres, suspected head of the FALN, wi thdrew from the courtroom during t he jury selection process early Monday, claiming the trial was an "illegal circus." She was brought back into the heavily guarded room to hear the sentence. - 1st Black Student Arrested JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) James Meredith who gained national fame in the early 1960s as the first black student to enroll at the University of Mississippi was arrested Friday after an argument at a pizza parlor over a free pizza offer. Police Sgt. Perry Martin said the 46-year-old Meredith was arrested at the Pizza Hut on Interstate 55 after he and employees argued over his payment for a meal. Martin said Meredith was charged with false pretense and was being held in the city jail under $100 cash bond or $225 written bond. He said it probably would be Monday before a preliminary hearing could be set. - ATLANTIC Soundfr ac k DOMINION no mirpoopm 21111114 AMIL11111 ~ at aw$. - - WARNE P ArntTT,OJ LiT b.I n Cowboy ASYLUM 5---- - 0— 0-1 k Van Hjlei BROS. WARNER M111110 I Chinese To Seek. Weapons ,I -FLORIDA C I - PkA-1 - - 11L IN BRIEF On Ccnnr,T riretali WEATHER Tho usands of Sanf ord's young adults from Junior hig] school students to post graduates will be seeking siinme employment. Because of the tightening economy, more youn people will probably be chasing fewer jobs this summer. It is the aim of the Summer Youth Employment Program ope rated by the Florida State Employment Service, to assis young people In obtaining summer employment and to RI employers' va cant positions wi th the most suitable workers No job Is too big or too small. Many energetic, motivate and hardworking young adults want to work. Tax incentive are available to cer ta in employers hiring par ticular youn people. The local employment office can give additional In formation. • In many i ns tances, a summer job could be the dilferenc between a rung person returning to school or not. - Sanford: FIoiie Avrett. Roberta Barn Napolion Harrell Georg D. Roland Herbert H. Phillips, Daltona Rita A. Lope:, Longwood - S Doris Olsen. Longwood Annie B. Perkins, Orange City DISCHARGES: Wanda J. Bingham Debaiy Chants L. Scudder, DeBary Irma D. Montilla, Ocitona Fidell J. Ssbitlno. Deltona Douglas H. Morgan, Lake Mary Duane Burk, Lake Monroe Zefi Taylor. Live Oak Kenny Ro9If% Crystal Gayle CBS -. -. THE ELZCTRIC HOR5EMAP t. j- Soundtrack All That .Jazz CASABLANCA _____ 11EJ Red Rider CAPITOL w' sasosi SI NGS KSISTOfIIISON 1 BOuhi BARF: 0 l)mn& l)irt - Q* £,... N-111. w.. , Willie SI - . . — IYj 2•RECOO SIT Bobby Bare CBS - Empire Strik.5 Back Green: 'Anita, I Love You Lp;; RSO Eric Ciapton RSO Bob Green wants Anita Bryant MIAMI (UP!) back. But chances don't look good right now for a reconciliation between the husband-agent and the wifeentertainer. Miss Bryant filed for divorce in Miami circuit court Thursday, saying her marriage to Green Is "irretrievably broken." A few hours later, Green issued the following open letter to his 40-year-oW, wife: "Dear, Anita," "I love you with all my heart, and lam awaiting your return as my wife and the mother of our children. "God's love and forgiveness la open to both O(usif we b'mt seek it. Let us both put aside all other earthly considerations and reunite our lives in Christian loge. ,,Your husband, Bob." - Iirasd•tge ...........111X W ^Sk if - SPYRO TGLerYRA] 4 .rt -~ TkW4 0 14 V. Pet., 16 - —A Merle Hagrd + J MCA L'-- Qk Rid if II Chuck Marsgion. AIIM - i - .;hl - Ptow - -.-- r Soyro Gyro MCA It - - SOUncfl,ack. U.S, Rep. 8111 Nelson, D-Breyai-d County, will speak Monda3 at a Memorial Day program sponsored by the University ci Central Florida Student Veteran's Associa tion and UCF VUla Center Speakers Cothmittee at 2p.m. at the VllIag Center Assembly Room. Nelson will address various topics including veteran's benefits, current and future defense posture of the United Slates and draft legislaUQn. He will answer questions following his talk. The aunmitteC also hopes to have a representa tive o the Veteran's Adinlflistration pr esent to help answer I- • _11- I• U fl Nb '9 4 Nelson To Speak'Monday -, J. Geilt Band EMI is TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) A second wrongful death suit has been filed on behalf of a passenger aboard a Greyhound Bus that plunged into Tampa Bay May 9 when the Sunshine Skyway Bridge was struck by the freighter Summit Venture afid collapsed. A $10 million suit was filed Friday in Hilisborough County Circuit Court by Claudie Gray, mother of Joyce Green, a 19-year-old college student from Miami. The suit was against Greyhound Bus Lines and asked for $5 million in punitive damages and $5 million In comnpens4tory damages. - k, I Nelson CBS MCA - (.evry Pifleity 'S'.. Ai FA Lw:~l . t [ Bernadotte -. ,u: .4w,%* i-=3& r~;~ Electric Horsmmn CBS L .2nd Bridge Suit Filed - Souncnrack. or 3224724. ' CBS RIver Band CAPITOL tension. No appointment Is necessary for any of the a servicea For further Inf or mation on days and hours, please call 31-411 I Gatlin Little I. ...............•. 900 S. French Ave., Monday through Friday, 8a.m. to 5p.m. ot any Individual desiring a blood pressure check. Special classes are held each Monday In Sanford and each Th ursday-In Longwood at the Health De partments from 3:30 P.M. to 5 p.m. to provide additional informa tion on hyper- The meeting is open to all veterans, servicemen, and other Int er ested persons. Participants will ha ve the opportunity to express their views and find, out what is bthg done In --- I Washington on their behalf; - Larry - - Pressure Test Sites Set - MIAMI (UPI) A convicted ringleader of the "Black Tuna Gang" of drug smugglers has been sentenced to a total of 64 years in prison and $3,000 in fines. Under the sentence by U.S. Dlstr'Ict Judge James Lawrence King, Robert Elliot Platshorn, 37, will spend at least 33 years In federal prison before he can be considered for parole. Plat.shorn was convicted on 14 counts last February at the end of a five-month trial, which also resulted in guilty verdicts for seven other defendants. The convicted man never asked for mercy during a one hour, 40-minute speech before sentencing. - -a formation, The Seminole County Heal th Department has launched full scale war against undetectable hyper tension. Several site have been chosen for blood pressure screening: Health am Rehabilitative Services, 420 Live Oak Blvd., Ceaselberry, Fool Stamp Office, 4) Live Oaks Blvd., Casselberry. Other site are still being arranged. Also, blood pressures are being taken at the Heald Departments at Longwood, 174 W. Church Ave., ;and Sanfor To 64 Years In Prison £ltl.(....(_,,,,. P,e,P... ( ,D'1lMd it.. — I l £ S.. S.n.d Ij . 1_41 - 5 F _. J! '&TUNBROTIIERSBAND STRAIGHT AhEAD ?iiisss,ssip 41, aT ._`1", The local Flori da Sta te Employment Service office is at 2 0 S. French Ave., Sanford. Phone 322-7322 for fur ther in - Willie Choice MCrry B. Die$ricM DeIIah Hinson Samuel Hunter Joseph C. Spaulding Mary R. Sweat Basil G. Mays, Chuluola Mary Oulick, DeBary Roderick J. Hancock Jr.. 'Tuna' Leader Sentenced (:rytaIcai M,s1l Youth Job Service Opens - SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAY 23, 1N0 ADMISSIONS; i_is - snowstorm swept the Nor th west today and an unrelenting heat wave baked the droughtparthed Plains, where cattle ranchers face ruin unl ess rain falls in the next few days. A sprin g storm brewing In the Pacific North west spread snow through the mountains of Nevada, Oregon and Montana and heavy snows were forecast for some higher elevations of the Rockies. Rain fell in the lower elevations from Washin gton to the Great Basin. AREA READINGS (9 aim): temperat ure: 76; overnight low: 68; yesterday's high: 84; barometric pressure: 29.95 relati ve humidi ty: 88 percent; winds: west sou thwest at 10 m.p.h. SUNDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 5:32 a.m., 6:03 p.m.; lows, 11:37 a.m., 11:07 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 5:24 a.m,, 5:54 p.m.; lows, 11:29 a.m., 10:58 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 10:54 a.m., 11:31 p.m.; lows, 4:40 am., 5:37 p.m. MONDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs 6:18 a.m., 6:46 p.m.; lows, 12:14 a.m. PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 6:18 am., 6:37 p.m.; lows, 12:06 a.m. BAYPORT: highs, 11:31 a.m. lows, 5:30 a.m., 5:20 p.m. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out 50 Miles: Winds sou th to sou thwest around 10 knots through Sunday. Seas two to three feet. Isolated th understorms. AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy today and Sunday. Fog likely again Late tonight. A chance of a few afternoon th undershowers. Highs today near 00 and the low 90s Sunday. Low tonight In the upper 60s. Winds Sou therly around 10 miles per hour. The rain probability is 30 percent during the afternoon hours. The outlook for Monday Is par tly cloudy with only a slight chance of afternoon thunde rshowers. HOSPITAL NOTES o) ATLANTIC - - NATIONAL REPORT: A MeMorial Day weekend - - - OVAAOWI OW PEKING (UP!) Chinese Vice Premier Geng Biao left Sat ur day for talks with American milita ry leaders in Washi ngton and said China hopes for equal treatment with other countries buyin g arms froth the United States. He also said at a news conference t here is no possibi li ty of China bettering Its embittered relations with the Soviet Union. Contaminated Pork Reported - 15% Off.Entire. Stock Puerto Rican Receives Life • tch .-•- ---_. _*_ - . - ..- - .-.:.-- lk . 0440..6.3 - MIAMI UP!) The Everglades mink is so sly and hard to find, nobody knows if they're an endangered species or not. The Interior Department wanted to know, so it made a grant of $12,000 to biologist Andrew T. Smith of the University of Miami to conduct a year-long study of the animal. One year and $12,000 later, Smith came up with very little in the way of new knowledge because he was unable to catch even one mink to carry out his plan to fit it with collars containing tiny radio transmitters to track their movements. Smith and gradua te assistant Daniel Cary baited their traps with ducks, baby chicks, mice and a dead rabbit. They even tried canned sardi nes. The traps caught raccoons, an alligator, an oppossuin, a catfish and a pygmy rattlesnake, but no mink. Even the Indians who live the vast stretch of sawgrass, cypress and water could not help, Smith said. "Must Miccosukee Indians po lled were even unaware of t he mink's presence," Smith said Monday. Sex didn't even work. Smith bo ught a supply of mink musk from a northern mink farmer, but that produced only what might have been a near miss. A mink which was struck-and killed by a passing vehicle on V.S. 41 which cuts through the southern fringe of the Everglades as it tun 100 feet of a trap ba ited b) mink must ''tie may have been headed right for the door," Smith said But after that no more mink showed up. ''We'd spend eight, 10 ho urs a day out there and come up with a few scats i mink excretia ).'' Cary said. *4 , - ' T. . , : .. . - , S5 - : . :''' i . - .. .. O" - - • / T' - :- 0 0 zr.,r-~.--__.--~!. .:-2.-"-.-~,-~.,"i,i-,.,:~-,",~"-."%.-,:-.;',~ 6 . - , P • I . ; * * , ' . . .. - ALA - • - - -- • -: . . --.. it ___ ..- , . . : -I - 5. ..: -'-:-' 4.A - - ill , , .1 I -11 ~0 . I .- . SundayMay2s,Iflo—.)A - - 'i)— a. - ' . - LL_.a - -' - 'S - '. - • I S S ' -•' - • - - - •, - - • . -. , - • . ' ': - - - - . * Lyman ii ih "hool Principal ipil ( 1irhon lleiiIe (left) tini I LYMAN SHOP RECEIVES CAR I1III1 .111(0 tnt i. ti1imiu S shot) Instrisetol I'lIis king 'ept keys to tie cai- lot' ills( rIletlon I)Lll'l)OseS li'oiii Wait ('onrid ( s*'cotid Ir.$)uI right ) , S('r%R'I' tiLl n.igt'r for ('La rt. ('hrvsler-I'l%- inoLitlI, I111(J ltarr Bronson. fleet sel'VR't' niaiiagt'r (iir sler : ('orporation. Preseiitatioii . as iii alit' rt't'rlit Jy at (lit- "rliool . - - - -. S .411141 11/ MI bII U mismanagement of waste handli ng." his afternoons napping in a vintage pickup cause muscle deterioration, cancer and One of the products Northeast produced An &foot chain link fence topped with truck, waving at passing neighbors and oc- numerous other ailments, before its demise was hexachlorophene, a soap barbed wire now surrounds th e dumpsite on casionally stroking the docile German Denney remembers well how supervisors at addi ti ve banned by the Food and Drug Denney's farm. Within its c o n f i n e s, EPA shepherd th at sleeps at his feet. the now-defu nc t Northeast Pharmaceutical Administration in 1971. Dioxin is a known diggers une arthed 15 unmarked 55-gallon But the southwest Missouri farmer's da ily and Chemical Co. his employer at the time byproduct of hexachlorophene production, barrels some of them punctur ed only two routine is marred by a subtle fear a fear - paid him $150 for permission to dump six "I asked what the stuff (the waste) was be feet low the surface. or b ne out of the recent discovery of pote ntially truck loads of waste in an 8-foot deep trench because I had never worked in the chemical deadly wastes dum ped on his land eight years near his home. Dio xi n is considered so dangerous that EPA part of the factory." Denney said. "Th ey told ago. "I've always kind of wondered what was in melt was tota lly sale, not hing to worry about. diggers worked in nylon suits and se lf. contained "moon suits" dur ing the exthere," Denney said through a cheek full of Recently Environmental Protection I suppose then th ey didn't know be tter." Agency workers, acti ng on an anonymous tip, snuff. "Neighbors have asked a bout it from Unknown to Denney was w ha t th e EPA cavation. Before t hey left, EPA crew membegan probing th e Denney farm for traces of time to time. I rarely checked it but I always called NEPACCO's "past history of bets decontaminated the entir e area. Kim*were convicted of killing Park's bodyguards. Kim defended the four saying they acted on his orders, but th e Su preme Court confir med the death - penalties agai nst all of them Tuesday. An army colonel previously was executed for his part in the - Bumper.To.Bumper Traffic Wonders 'If 'Deadly Dioxin Is In His Fields - - IN BRIEF shut. VERONA, Mo. (U P1) IoC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl -- An Eve *rqlades Mink ? NATiON - Farmer verT - _. A 63-year-old Longwood woman wag arrested early Saturday morning on charges of stab6ing a 24-year-old man who shared her home. LIGHTNING STARTS HOUSE FIRE Diane Marie Norton, 63, of 229 Acorn Drive Longwood, was - A Winter Springs home suffered more t ha n $40,000 damage arrested at 12:01 a.m. Saturday on charges of sta bbing Kevin in a fire star ted by lightning Wednesday evening. Wayne Cummings, 24, of the same address. Deputies say Norton stabbed Cummings in the shoulder The home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul CarwIle, 110 Morton Lane, with i 1tiv'h nrinc,e woe Jul hit hv o hnlf nf Iiahtnin, chiirflu O.')n .•.• klt,'hin 1,niCn Winter .OU Y' "O'I "bb uwu argumenL.. p.m. Wednesday during the series of th understorms which Cummings was taken first to Florida Hospital Altamonte, beause he would not leave the house." t hen transferred to Florida Hospital Orlando, dumped close to 2L inches of rain on the ar ea. where he was Norton was ordered he ld at the Seminole County Jail in liu, admitted in good condition. Although the Carwiles were home, they did not realize their of $8,400 helL Deputy Willi am Rlpp said the arrest of Norton was roof had been struck by lightning, or that a fire had been second visit to the woman's home during the late Friday-early started In their attic for about 15 minutes, Winter Springs YOUTH THROWN FROM BIKE Saturda y firefigh ters said. Richardson's Grocery wa also the scene of a $15 robbery By the time the firemen arrived on the scene and began About 30 minutes before Norton was arrested for allegedly Thur sday, police sap. stabbing Cummings, Rlpp says he responded to a report of a fight ing the blaze, fire had destroyed th e contents of the attic James Wright, 15, of 1813 Strickland Ave., Sanford, told over the one-story home and damaged th e roof, causing about domestic dispute at the house. police he was riding his bicycle past the grocery at 6:10 p.m. $40,000 to $45,000 in fire, smoke and water da mage. when a man on foot demanded to know w here he had gotten his Ripp says at that time Norton No one was hurt in the blaze. orea hangs Men nr T bike. "From home," the you th said he replied. The man threw him from the $75 bike and rode off on it, police say, HeraldStaffWriter IN IBRIEF* S e ntenced in E LunE wood vvum.ur , 63.1 Hu1din$tàbb1ng . ~ . ~ . ____ iL SOis, . .4r I thiN 4Tf' Brothe, I AIIM Boys MCA IIt1I L Styx i ,JCPenney - as" J . I . - Top State Klansmen Charged Florida's two top Ku Klux ORLANDO (UPI) Klansmen have been charged with leading an armed Invasion of a meeting of Klan dissidents planning to bolt to a more militant group. Grand Dragon John Paul Rogers, 39, and Exalted Cyclops Arthur Turner, 33, both of Lake Wales, surrendered Friday after being Indicted by an Orange - County Grand Jury on three cowita of aggravated battery each. - AIM - - Black Leaders:0 Many Re'asons For Riot By WILLIAM COTTERELL MIAMI (UPI) Black leaders inj.I the fuse that set off Miami's riot was more than the Arthur McDuffie case. began April 21 and the McDuffie trial ended. They cite rising unernploy- mnent among poor blacks,, a belief by blacks that .the criminal justice system doesn't work, discrimination Blcks also believed the criminal justice system didn't work —at least not for them, Attorney General Benjamin and Civiletti, on President Car- . the Carter ad- ministration's refugee policy. Race riots in the past 15 years prompted a response' from Washington a series of social programs epitomized b the Johnson administration's slogan ''Great Society.'' But over thç years, the black leaders say, many programs were lost or cut back because of inflation, rising defense costs and other government needs. The week before the Miami riot, for instance, Congress barely met the deadline to keep the food stamp program alive. National black leaders repeatedly warned of the danger in trfmmlng social programs that finally brought an end to urban rioting of the '60s and early '70s. "1 think expectations were raised in the 1960s, not only among black people but among all the poor," said Dr. Marvin Dunn, a black psychologist who analyzed factors involved in the mid. May riot. - "People's expectations in Miami were not only not met, but were profaned by a series of events," he said. "The American people are very anxious to believe is unique, but the underlying causes are everywhere." The judge who tried the McDuffie case had warned that a "time bomb" was ticking in the black ghettos of the "Liberty City" sections of the city. "The notoriety of the case permeates the community," said Dade Circuit Judge tenore Nesbitt in ordering the trial held in Tampa. "This is a Miami .1 ,..'. 1UII1JIIIUIUUII(b want response aiuong some white extremists, with a resurgence [ Klux Klan ac1iities marked by shootouts in Decattii', Ala., last year and the bloody Klan-communist clash Analysis - that left five dead at Greens-boro, NC.. Nov. 5. and violence - but if people are hungry. your huma nii nature t&ll you whatt; going to happen.'' The duel casualty of the budget balancing, the way director Marvin Snutti. said 'somt.'where in [tie neighborhotsi of 4.tk)' ('ETA jobs ssert' wiped locally b the freeze l "l'he latest statistics in our black leaders see it, has been unemployment situatlk)n for February and March and into April did not look particularl a, compared to the rest of NO. From the start of the Miami trouble, black and white cornmunity leaders emphasized the Comprehensive and T Training Act which proides public jobs in urban areas. the rioters "got the attention" CE'rA. job rolls nationwide Education works stLpe't thc% %% ill move out the area and ss ' II lose those Jobs," 110 SaI(l. l)unn, the black ss, III - out oi the psvcholiigist luring nation. ' - olninu who iii ty r said Snutli. But thell viiiiie the refugee situation, compounded by the riot, Miami the Mason, l)unn jobs wa grand jury - it n.A inn,.1 £U.4II UIIU _ 5 - which ' - white -- urged . pulled - I.- ." passing than : ' ' ' S - - - Ir 'itis broke Du COUNTRY - - three - Miami youths rocks AT rScTwAPJ ' rnc - rniI VW w courtroom R..#M... £Mb &#IMUI each prograin at national Univcrsit said a return Ill 1%tls-stvlt' ii('ttViSifl and violt'nce - is part of a kind of general aura of (iiscontellt" in the black (viniiuiInt Where the Miami ter's order, went to of government lead€'s and a'e being cut from 250,000 to and ordered a federal grand promised action to ease 200.000 to save $6 million this and it's all hivimig an eRect on riot (luring Bt'publican jury -to begin an investigation uneniployment and improve year. Phil a Labor our area." National Convention killed into the state's prosecution of lt%ii-ig conditions in Miwnj. Department spokesman in lh'we Knight, the black h slanders, sai(1 tli' the former policemen accused Several prominent blacks Washington, said 7,400 jobs in assisLint county manager, esrvnt'w'e(l vu)lt'nct , last week in the McDuffie case. Civiletti Andrew Young, NAACP offices, hospitals and daycare tuiiated blacks lost 2.000 deliberate outsuring III said the would try President Benjamin Hooks, centers had been funded by at stores -and service racial hatred against whites to determine whether they the Rev. Jesse Jackson, ('E'l'Aloçttwsw u iiiier -- but a - husinejses (lestrovud in the Although 10 ut the' 11 dead should be tried on federal Muhammpd Alt, Miami freeze au turing would affect rioting, lie sa id daigi' na Ii' the victiiin, s 'rt-ljlk as 'sore charges of v io lating Dolphins football stars Larrymany outdoor jobs summer tourist trade and inuust it the Injured and most McDuffie's civil rights. little and Neal Colzie - normally could be useful in refusal of btLsinessincmi of tl:iust' arreit(s1 4)tiñn The Justice Department calm anti saiZ1 the riot the clean-up effort, to rebuild would cost imiore iuuuteul %s lute' vi ctints %% ere also said it would probe 13 focused local and national At the South Florida Educa- jobs. from cars and other alleged incidents of • attention on underlying prob. tion and Trainin Consortiwui, "The ;*rmiiane'nt problem is 'toinpt'd, rather being police brutality in Dade lems of joblessness and dis- the government's ('ETA spUn- that immny of these businesses lilt hi tlwussn rocks or sniper County. criminutiön. sar in Miami, assistant were so completely wiped out fire. Miami IS not the only case. "1 hope we will not have let For nearly a year, race this city burn in vain," 'said relations in some other SouthHooks, who called on Carter em cities have been strained to ease his budget-balancing to their worst point since the puik'y and put more money i % 1960sinto domestic social Violence out in Bitprograms, "I'm going to mninghain, Ala., last June remind him that if he persists- . when a policeman acin these budget cuts, Miami is cidentally killed a black going to only be the prelude to woman; Nashville police have e to prior obligations more violence. shot seven people this year "I don't condone stealing four of them black; and the IMPERATIVE that FURNITURE NAACP in Jackson, Miss., DAYTONA BEACH demanded the resignation of a hold an INVENTORY LIQUIDATION SALE! police c hief blacks accused of allowing brutality. SATURDAY, MAY 24 THRU MONDAY, MAY 26 In tiny Wrightsville, Ga., a series of black protest OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON til 6 P.M. marches focused .on Joblessness but then shifted to COUNTRY FURNITURE would nat anti-police protests last month. Renewed racial unrest normally open on Sunday, but during the Miami violence led to shootings a white poli ce man, a white fireman because of the Urgent Nature and a black woman - in Wrightsville, of this sale, it is COMPULSORY! The violence also spread to Tampa, sce ne of the We know that in order to raise McDul lie tr ial, where black threw t hr ough the necessary capital from this windshields and looted some stores. sale WE MUST OFFER BARGAINS Violence and so cial unrest in black districts has found a off In my or this community." McDuffle, 33, a black insurance agent, was beaten to death Dec. 17, Several police-men were implicated and five were brought to trial. Charges were dropped against one officer and the ot her four, all white, were acquitted on Saturday, May 17, by an all. white jur y. W hen word of the verdict filtered Into the black ghettos of Miami, the rioting began, leaving 16 dead, h undreds Injured and property damage during three days and nights of pllliging at an estimated $100 million. MUST REGARDLESS OF COST! ______ _____ HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS FAR TOO NUMEROUS TO ADVERTISE!, BRING YOUR VAN, TRUCK or TRAILER or ARRANGE DELIVERY BY US. 0010 100 W4WW,IJ,d(-A0Jj-M YOU CAN SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS BARGAINS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST '..IVU rights leaders had long warned that the open-arms policy for Cuban refugees coupled with the rejection of black Haitians would aggravate already serious fears of job loss and racial friction In the black cornmunity of 2,000 with an unemployment rate of 23 percent. The overall cOrnmunity rate Is 9 percent, according to Labor Department statistics, With the nation heading into a recession, a Louis Harris' poll last week said south Florida black., had been Increaslngly worried about losing their jobs long before the Cuban refugee sealift lwLs the ig - out TW I - REFRESHMENTS SUNDAY ' . AS LOW AS $36.00 A YEAR - I ,,.. Financing - VISA, Master Charge or layaway ALL SALE MERCHANDISE SOLD AS IS AND SHOWN Fluff XIAY$ EXAMS . CLEAJIItU . OTh - c1C_7,__ ( CNTAL SERViCES AT %.5O% SAVIN( h*"" goods VUIIS. s $ J.I • S.' Gioups - . ' • • ' ' YOUR ____________I 'FU R N ITUR 11 E i': I' .5 �- - . a , _____ tIll; a - - Suvay,May23,1flO -. - - - -- -• -. -- - - ---- a --- Ev.nng Hira, - --- Cuba ReIes Proposal To Open Talkt--, OnRugees - Volcanic, Doctors Fear Ash Could ___ - - -- •_ Sanrd, Ft. • - ____ '. Sunday, May 23, s Cause Major Health Probtem - 1I3A VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) The yawning crater and little bit more frequent" Friday, with plumes to 18,060 feet, some of the old ash with it," said Gale Burwell of the Forest ficient quantities, could form scars in the lung membrane, a sludge-covered north slope of Mount St. Helens still steam, boil said Bob Kiser, a Forest Service spokesman. Service. condition known as silicosis. People close to the dust were and bubble with activity, but officials have turned their conAe same time, hundreds of small steam vents at the 3,200Scientists said the natural mud plug at the west end of the advised to wear protective masks. cern to the minImum $1 billion In damage and possible long. foot level, in the huge, bubbling mudhole that used to be Spirit lakearea was more solid than geologists first thought, holding term health -problem -caused by the volcano's massive nlie problem as we see it is not the visible particles, but the Lake, occasionally blasted steam and ash particles6,000 fht in L - baek Wbbling water that has risen 150 feet above the original !tb01 invisible ones, said Dr. Richard Stacey, president of the the air. level, At least 32 were known dead, with 18 bodies recovered from ash Spokane County Medical Society. Geologists, however, said they detected no hew volcanic Meanwhile, doctors said there was a chance the volcanic - KEY WEST, Fin. (UPI) Cuba has rejected a The broadcast seemed to dash any hopes for a proposal by the United States, Great Britain and more orderly exodus of Cubans from the island Costa Rica to open discussions on Cuban refugees nation. who have been streaming Into Key West. "As a sovereignty, we do not have to be sub~ A Radio Havana broadcast Friday said Cuban jected td the negotiations of any other country," officials considered the proposed talks a trespass said the broadcast, which was monitored In - into their internal affairs. Imt week the three Miami. countries sent delegations to Bermuda to discuss In Key West, meanwhilef3,234 refugees arrived strategy to use in approaching Cuban President 'on 49 boats Friday, bringing to 72,805 the total Fidel number of Cubans to enter this country since the sea lift began. So far 1,1w boats have made the borrl and tirice broken-down boat. Tit first man to be arrested for trying to go trip between Cubs sal Florida. Among the "fence people" who gather fai th- Cuba to get relatives despite President Carters And for those with relative, unaccounted for, fully behind a chain-link fence at the Truman May 14 order banning such trips, Adolfo Padron, 4he waiting goes on. . - - Annes: dock, Mrs. Gutlei a is de one who has 50, of Im Angeles, posted a $3,000 -bond Friday. Melitina Gutlerrex straightens In her chair and been there the lgest -. 31 (lays - Padron, whose boat was boarded by armed studies carefully the sunburned faces of the "Every time a gronp comes down, I check them Coast Guardsmen from the cutter Vigorous, was refugees, as they file in a column off the dock. W Iii pp dw said. Referring to her on his way to get a daughter, Isabel, and a 4-yea~Since April 22, the 66-year-old great- nephew, Obsldo Rub, 40, of West Palm Beach; - old grandson, Mike, who live in Havana. grandmother has beiM waiting for her nephew to she saK "We don't know when He was charged with conspiracy to bring illegal hell cow. From return from Cubs with nine relatives In a what -' hear, there are few boats there now." aliens Into ori,_I Sleeping bag ________ - ( D rescue operations resume at daybreak. Steam eruptions from the mountain's 2-mile wi-de crater createdwhen the top 1,300 feet of the peak blew off -were -"a Activity. could cause long-term lung damage, but only in areas of high At Spirit Lake, they found temperatures far above boiling, 15 feet below the surface, of the ash and mud deposits. "I don't want to make any medical announcements, but eoncentratlon. The grit fell in accumulations up to 6 inches in there is little doubt these particles are dangerous to lungs," eastern Washington. ."As the water seeps down in, It heats, then erupts and takes They said tiny glass-like silica particles, If Inhaled in suf. said Peter Hobbs, professor of atmospheric sciences at the - .Unlversity of Washington. S1 Sale 9.88 _________ - the devastated, southwest Washington lAndscape. Search and tp - ' -. KAemorlal %Z4. Rig 13.fl. Igloo' Ice chestholdsuptol8 cans -- ay 3ale ) - 99 12., 41 I fill sleeping Sale 2189 Sale 24,29 Reg. 26.99. ~-man inflatable boat kit Includes 80"x48" boat, pump and oars. Reg. 26.99. Colemane - -. - - - -- -- - - -. -- . - - Sale 24,99 le no01 9 2% 9- double mantle gas lantern with approx. 8 hours of Rig. 21.99. - . Reg. 29.". Igloo* 48-qt. cooler keeps drinks c old or hot. Coleman'two - burning time. fuel capacity. - - radil /4 •.:.:-:. Aramid Belted Radials have a 2 ply, poly body with 2 Aramid belts. 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V V • V r : . •• .•.•- - - VI V V ... • ' . > V - - WI •.•J• • V - V "Jekyll Island is out of its depression days," said Bob Case, Cue has encountered Mw opposition to hig'chariges, William Colbert, (standing) an attorney with the law firm of Stenstrom, which has now become the Ramada Inn, began In Janwiry and hotel was opened April I. Case said during the first three McIntosh, Julian and Colbert, speaks to a group of more than 50 weekends, the hotel was running between 75 and 100 percent persons attending a Small Business Seminar sponsored by the Greater f ul l. Sanford Chamber of Commerce Thursday. Th e meeting, held at the The Ladha Hotels Ltd. chain signed a 50-year lease for the Chamber building, was moderated by Chamber President Janice Springfield Corsair in December. It is currently Investing $1.2 million in (left). Also speaking were Fred Bethea, of the Small Business Ad. the building for renovations, and should be open within a few ministration's Jacksonville Office, and Bert Hollingsworth (right), a cer. weeks. he Sheraton Inn and the Hilton on thn island were once tifi d publicaccountant. I film entitled "Small Business K Intended t9 be condominiums and are now motels with two and Working" published by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, was also shown. three bedroom suit".' "We wanted good lessons for this property, Case said. We had to make surewe got people in here who were serious about making the motels a success. And as people realized we an serious about making this island a first-class resort, they became more willing to Invest jmney here. 'We am trying to get Jekyll into a position where it will be an asset instead of a drain on the state," Case saki. "There Is some equipment needed that my need to come from reserves or from the legislature, and we will have to go to the legislature f0 some óneshot requests. But all the money made on Jekyll Is • to be spent on improving, mintald" and - promoting the island. "We won't be totally selfsufficient this year, but it won't be SEMINAR - - V VISION Y . - - p- Morn - ncludd 99 .. 2344 FRENCH AVE. (Acrcs from Sembos) 7- A.Rnflfl .84A • V - • 'V-- :- - •V - V V V - - • Heavy duty plastic with tie-ups. Box of 40. PEG. $3.99 LIMIT 1 " $ 299 RELY _______ T AMPONSBox of 30. 2 types. to ALADDIN % I 119 290 Kees beverages Jus?press p u mp t F° • 88 8 2CH GALAXY LLOYD'S 8-TRACK OR FAN - PORTABLE AM/FM 12 X161I.TABLETOP HIBACHI Cast Iron. 2 muiti- Telescoping antenna, shoulder strap. No. V-150 REG. $49.99 position grids, adjustable draitt AEG $14.99 198 - - - III - 999 399 9a.m.-Sp.m. $et.9tSi).CIOKdW.d. V V V2;GA1ON1FAMILY - V - 4' . ' .-' ...-.' ' % A.., i•u %1a. ;' men's & ladies' styles. 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Then she was toward the mayor has been In noprobleans early Saturday stoned anct repeatedly beaten Tw dispelled," said Jack areas where there were with sticks,"Bub said. - o ll ivan, president of itizeni pulled Su ces unknown black scattered minor disturban Order of Police, herfromthea'owdanddrove FrAtW&l which represents members of her to the hospital. £ 15111 f4-inember police Ol'IIPAVul died at 10:05 a.m. Miami's "She MON. THRU FRI.-3 ,'. STOP I Miami People At Peace Monuments an • . , : Mayor Maurice Ferre earlier In the week. death apologized for remarks he the 'Miami riot But quiet early Saturday In Dade with the made about five officers who d to 16 ll c li m be County's black neighborhoods to are accused of brutality or y of Berta Roger, da de th Fri a t weekend by ravaged las was vandalizing cars duiq Line whb looting 54, a white womain three days of killing, and burriing, and a threatened attacked by blacks during the rioting. "Dur1ngtheenptlonof the policestrike has been averted rioting laitweek. by the mayor, who apologized Apparently she was moment," said Ferre, I , d ft impact of for calling some officers surrounded by a large, angry undarastimat: the word 'bUll),' for which I crowd as she drove through "bums." Authorities said there were the Uberty City area early in sincerely apologize. I do not no signs of a revival of last the rioting. Members of the condone lawbreaking of Saturday's rioting, which was crowd anwhed the window on typ3 and fW ths owns vlay trUered by the acquittal of the driver's side, hit her with aboutall violators of thIs law." Form alm said. "I have in four former county police a brick, and splashed gasoline put and will be in this ft officers in the beating death of on her, police spokesmari Jim 09 : : -• DENTAL V -, •• 6006, V MIAMI (UP!) - All was bi Dry roasted, no sugar OtO added. -oz. jar REG . .5;, LIMIT 2 . ___________________________ V - - . .. I FRESHENER NUTS I Ali Seminole County secondary schools WuuIu% scholarship and Dr. Jay F. Wishau, • recently sent their to four h hairman of .the Math-Science Division, ca tegOrY to the Ilth annual High School served as master of ceremonies. ..MathematicsContestat which Long Doan of sen winners in c ulus were: Long ! Seminole High School won top award of a two. oan, eminole High School, first place; Year scholarship to Seminole Community Dal%id Pilcher of Seminole High School, College. second place; and Mark Waggoner of Lake The contest Is sponsored by the Seminole Brantl High School, third place. County Council of Mathematics Teachers ey advanced math, Jason Nyros of Seminole Kim Wilson Is president of the group. High School won first place, follbwed by Andy ;' The test Is coordinated and graded 4y the Pearson of Lake Howell High School, second math faculty of Seminole Community College ; wt place, and Ben Abbott of Oviedo High School, President Earl Weldon - / PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ...at low, low pricesi V . Includes our Choice • V QUALITY _____ Se e Student Wins Math Free-Aelustments and:Rep;iirs* • VV _____ - V . "I Your Headquarters V Superintendent .of Schools William P. Layer presents math award to IDoan of Seminole High School 9 V He said a recent double slaying on the island had made WARMINSTER, Pa. (UP!)- Inflation will be," she said. "I have a good idea of The children- with contributions from guests and residents somewhat nervous, but now a suspect is got you down? Thffik of Noel and Dolores what I can afford and that's it." The all le - bought a microwave oven for custody and there were more state troopers on the island, Mom last Christmas, a ("lifesaver!") in weekly grocery bill is about $200. Voim - and their 16 kids, people felt ader. The Volms buy groceries In bulk -a trash compactor two Christmases ago wanted a big family," said Mrs. Case said them was no 1hreat of the now-stately resort and a weekend alone at a hotel for Mom Vobu, a small, jolly woman who looks50-pound . b.ag of potatoes every three and Dad's 32nd anniversary. accomodaevery inch the well-groomed subur. weeks, a loin of pork that yields 40 chops, Lions, restaurants and other 15 loaves of bread and cupcakes at a banite. "My husband wanted two." "We are limited to 35 percent of high ground to development, Tax rebates over the years have paid thrift bakery each week, frult strictly in and there is a sign code herv," Cm pid ps he twed the NoolVolm,N,is a pipe litter who found season and a freeur-~wd of various cuts for new kitchen cabinet. new winter coats and when streItched ht"W ft flil at tt" by ft UmG he "Our tilitenuon to not to ww" JekyU look amtNq abe like to the utmost -a second-hand boat and completed his apprenticeship 25 years " he what it looks like We're pretty well under The dining room table seats 10 In an inground switraning pool. ago. add ed . comfort The kitchen table Is a lo Another part ~f the improvement program Is the renovation That's entertainment for the V01ML TO pay the bills "he works a lot of cafeteriaAtyle table with benches. An of eight surnmer 'Cottages" and a huge hotel formerly known out forced them to cut Inflation overtime," said Mrs. Vohn, but there is average rilenu may feature either a 10. restaurant dinners and movies. -_ little evidence of the scourge of inflation pound meatloaf, crock of chill, stew and 4cr rvt _ In the Voims' flvebedroom Bucks County vegetables or tots ofchlcken. t' home. Mrs. Volm works part time asa nurse's Steak is out of the question, and so is aide Two other daughters, who are O.watJ L IóiiL D.D.. Six of the children -from Alma, 30, to lunch licensed practical nurses and three Is Pleased To Announce Gerald, 21, at college - have moved out. who are nurse's work WIUI t. Opening r'i r'szi Cu. nsive, we cu got ex things pe uS '.#uiCS When uO dr But now there's 14 grandchil en around JPiufl .J$ His •£;.eo.ursons iwve en UP D ad's aus orange jt4ce except as a weekend treat, For the Practice Of • the ta ble for holiday dinners. line o work as pipe 1l11ra. And even from the start, there-was V ''fl%ATT V flP,rPTQTDV V £ W'1W & £#La& £ £JL 1 The family supplements the one major candy and cookieL" said Mrs. VoIm.V MondaythruSaturday "Thejobismyrelaxatlon,"Mrs.Volm weekly•groceryshoppingexpedltlonwi th and Evenings by Appointment A family rule Is that each child at 15 saII. Before that, "my vacation every three or four emergency jaunts. Mrs. gets a part-time job and thereafter buys year was spent In the maternity ward.'It Volm,50, has no special grocery account, DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323.2300 was my Imaginary trip toHawaii" most of his or her own clothes. "I don't make allstof.what the meals &me 6010"41 6"0 • , V - Ml suucnItol I-I99will CIO ft" - Moisturizing make-up in assorted shades. $2.50 VALUE LIMIT 1 ' I V• - FLAVOR V Glam Duplicated * *Your Doctor's Prescri ption Riled * -FaM1 V 'sly Of 18 FiIe nds Ways,To. Cope W'Isth Inflation MEMORIAL PARK • • V VV ROAST LIPSTICK • V. Bi f ocals. Tint or Sun Sensor lenses adctlonl ______________________________________ - • V black REVLON ., 4' • Over 200 Fashion Frames ,, The y A// P itch In V .. with FREE DEMI • V PEOPLE TRUST_- . $ T - UndAye Mays 1"0-7A V 15 SINGLE V .• . - V $ - . 25 V - V• V • V - MAKE-UP LENSES the V --. ... "I've never been arrogant with anyone who comes in here to hearing on the Some $10 million in private money has been Invested In the talk with me," Case said after a committee serve people on this island, In this state charges. "My job is to past 10 months in the island which seprates Brunswick from them. working for (and) our visitors. I'm the Atlantic Ocean, and a $4.7 million water and sewage Following a two-month investigation, the committee came program funded "In the early 170s" is two-thirds complete. When I first began the job, I was faced with two Immediate out in support of the new authority and its operations, If "I believe the problems that had a lot of people up.et1t' Case said lna recent somewhat grudgingly," one lawmaker said. interview. "One was the water and sewer project which was residents on the Island are much happier now, and to be funded but delayed for one reason or the other for several honest, I think the ones that were unhappy In the first place 555 The other involved the island's two empty beachfront were a very small minority," Case said. "But, you know, a small group venerally makes a lot more noise than a large, motels." satisfied one." Some loto9ollens against the Corsair and Carriage lnn1 I shuttered in 1976, have been cleared up, and both hotels have . • taken on a new, more modern look. • The island's food aervice also closed ln the midst of li tigation GLASS - ECKEP-DFs, a narm can • BUSINESS ----- 4IraId,Sanf,rd,Fl. complaints of "deteriorating golf courses"and arrogance and ilaUon. indifference by Case In dealing with the Island WHITE ...._ 7- teSenate Several months ago, an itivestiPUOn by the Industry, Labor and TowLmi Committee was sparked by • , . V • of the state, hasn't asked the Georgia General Assembly for head ofthe Jekyll Island Authority. "And allot the hotels are V runr4ng30ercentot be tter." Case -who has carried out successful resort development In Las Vegas, Florida, the Bahamas and Hilton Head - Is edlted with turning the once rundown, state-owned island Into a historical resort. . V V. - VV V _____ • V OOnaims as but has reopened. Some $1 million In renovations on the former Ciarriage Inn, - --.-- : V . V .• ',.Ll •t - .-. • __ William Rockefeller and Cornelius Vanderbilt. Much of ft renovation of 09 cottages has bein completed with only the facelffUng 01 ,Tw Club" left. I - . as "me Club." The af fluent commulty was established JEKYLL ISLAND, Ga. (UPI) - For the tint time In 31 yearsiekyll lsla nd,the one-tlmeplaygnxandforthe rlchest became aflnandal thorn inthe side men in the world that - . - . Becomes 1 , Once A ain 411 M3. 11L V .- - V lltl6nd Je round A P-16kg - - V V E ' • V .. Sunday, May u,i,w Ila . .•- . VV . - - V 'I C177 a •' •• VVV-VV V - A-EveningH.raMSanford,FI t) V • H • I •V • 1 V V �-. - 1 t' - - - —- - - - - - _--- I - - . -.- --- .. . . . . .- .: - -. .. ---.. ---.- .,: -- *--- ' -. .— - -. -. - S . . - .- - - w*. - -...--.... ---•..-• - . ,-_-'-, S • -- - - _- '- - . ---..-' S - .,, .. . -- - ..- • - ' - . - p . .. —,.J,... - -.- i, -- .s,c*.. - I • . ----r--- ---EveningiIenild- - - .-____ -- -; • (USPS4$1-25O) . ---. - :.-. - . - -. - T .._ gL._ _!. _P ri__p__.I J____.L - Several necessary Interruptions were the usual order of a busy morning In The Herald newsroom. Valerie Weld was sitting at my desk. It was then and there that Valerie declared when she Is reincarnated, she certainly doesn't want to come back as a newspaper editor. So what would Valerie choose to come back as? • "A cat," she said, explaining she would love the lovely pampered life that some cats lead. She has visions of lingering and lounging on a downy soft silk pillow, she laughed. I ught for a minute there Vale might be ______ hallucinating, but, no, not our gal VaL About that time a reporter approached my and asked If she were my daughter. d Come to think of it, I have felt like part of the By DORIS DIETRICH_______________________________________________ family since T met Val and her sister, the now ______ Priée Posting Law Doesn't Make Sense I - - u1& __________________ . - _______ ______ Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 . Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. - - A round WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director . Andagain. - 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code305322-11or831-9993 - Sunday, May is, 19-8A -• ----------The telephone rant . The Clock Several thousand dancers have studied under Miriam - Rye Wright. It seema like, just ' Miriamand Varerle during the past 15 years. - - yesterday that the youthful looking- Rye sistera Every spring, "A Night of Dance" spotlights the were at my desk over at the Old Herald building dancers enrolled at the studio In a d11ng on First Street telling me about their new denrevne. How many - over )0, maybe 300? c4g school in Sanford. Enough to ensure a full auditorium of built-in . I can't belleve It's been 15 years ago. 5UPPO Would a dancing school sirvive? This was The 15th annual "Night of Dance" Is scheduled among many questions thB two young single this weekend at Seminole High School.. There Is women were faced with, an 8 p.m. show Saturday and two shows Sunday It didn't take long for the dancing school to - 3:30 and 8p.m. catch on. And then forming a ballet company Ofl May 30, Ballet Guild (an entirely was foremost In-the Rye sters' dreams. separate entity) will be performing in "The And that Idea was poob-poobed from the word Gospel Truth" again at the Sanford Civic Center. "go" by many so-called community leaders who The proceeds from this performance will benefit felt Sanford would not support this endeavor. the proposed Ronald McDonald House in Butahandfulo(lnterested citizens banded and Gainesville. the non-profit Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole CèngratuIIons are in order to the sisters for was born and has done well since, thank you. their continued community efforts. During tlw guild's 12 years, the Rye sisters Maybe Val's right. Certain cats do seem to have been the busy, dedicated artistic directors have It pretty doggone good. and choreographers - gratis, If you please. ________ P -- r -. DICK ____ / -• ___ _______ _____ _______ WEST ____ -.'•I . - • II- - cERIOUS? Iis •. & him what the gasoline sells for, If the motorist feels it's too much, he needn't buy. _____ ____ _____ _____ ____ Sanford has been considering such an ordinance ____ - _______ _________ _______ _____ 4 ( To Love gas stations became more competitive and pris WASHINGTON (UPI) While economic dropped. That may be true, but it raises some questions, and energy conditions appear largely to ____ into the commercial sector, you spot a gas station • Mondale.Muskle; Muskie-Mondale? .;I 'fr -- gossips are whispering that America's love affair with the automobile Is going sour, i never stoop to talebearing myself. But If U.S. 17-92 near Lake Monroe. Soon after you're "t.. EveningHr.,ssnfu,.d,FI - - prImary days and In such a pause It Is temp- ting to think ahead In terms of "what If." Of course, Carts and Reagan now look like ____ - Sundsy,May2s,1eo__9 - - • , - • OUR READERS WRITE - - - - - - - . .. - Off Taxpayers I , S Kit Watson's letter in last week's to answer. (May 18) Opinion page was enough to For Watson's information, the Ballet make any person in the Sanford area Guild of Sanford has been In existence spit fire. Watson, of the Southern Ballet for a long time. Among many great mission concerning Diane Petryk's annexation story on May 12. School Board ripped off the taxpayers "River Gold," an original written by to the tune of over $8,000 this year so Mildred Caskey, which won a citation Watson could take his company to the from the governor of Florida. This year schools. I find it hard to imagine him Mrs. Caskey came up with another being very civic minded, especially winner, "Gospel Truth," also original, There is nothing wrong with Kitty Axt necessarily have to see him to know The commission appealed to the years. wanting to be annexed into the city, that that he is there." Fourth Court of Appeals and on July 11, Records I hold are available to all she would do so just to pay more taxes It seems like Diane caught someone - 1970, this court reyersed ind remanded concerned parties. strains my credulity. So it is seems to with his hand-close to the "cookie jar' this case back to the PSC for refiling. FredJ. Harris Sr. me that she would have had a previous or something, maybe a violation of the Sanlando Utilities, Southern States Sanford Twice he states In his letter that he Caskey (no relation to Mrs. Caskey). gave a large majority of the students a This ballet has been well received by chance to experience a live perpublic, and will be performed again formance for the first time. As If the on May 30, wIth all the proceeds going Southern Ballet Theater Is the only to the Ronald McDonald House fund, dance company to ever enter the doors The Ballet Guild Is a non-profit, hard Employment Economic Development Corp. to buy the property. Why else would I be sent not only the collected this tax-fee from their memo to the city commission, but, also customers since Jafi. 1978. Sanlando I hope when election time comes, the SEEDCO, according to the story, the memos to the utility director and has paid Into the coun'. Southern pele of'Sanford will change the faces paid approximately $250,000 of our city engineer, along with the engineer's States and Utility Inc. have held these In City Hall. hard-earned tax money for the reply tif the memo7 funds awaiting court decisions. There It is not fairto hurt my property at property. Those were deficit dollars. I would like to say, that I agree with are 19 privately owned utilities in 117 S. Magnolia Ave., by dosing the beçn giving top notch 'professional the schools and the public4. Central the city would furnish water and sewer which is financed with our tax money, school board asking for money. The he would like to remind the board that It Guild considers this as one of the ways takes great courage to be a leader and it can repay the community for Its try something new. Well, since the only taxpayer money on non-productive enterprises. -That there was no specific mention of of SEEDCOS intentions at the time of this tax-tee as improper. having the spread tax system of the annexation, is to say , that he is The PSC filed suit on this on Jan. , electric companies changed to direct From the general tenor of this memo, unaware of the Fourth Rule for 1978. On May 5, 1978, Judge Kenneth billing to those receiving these funds. I would say, as I read it, that the genavoiding an attack of Asynesia: 'if you Leffer, 18th Judicial Circuit Court, All persons living in-the unincorporated _____ ______ _____ ____ OPI1iiri Ballet Theatre, School -Board - Rip For I h e reported the Mate legislature may soon mandate the praëtice statewide. He told city commissioners some downstate - -- - JEFFREY HART I lIE - i--- - p __ ._ - step backwards by approving an - ordinance requiring gasolme stations- to post their prices. It isn't as though a motorist is deceived if he can't see those prices posted on some huge sign in . - S.- the county. I eliminating pa'rking spaces on the west S.B. 'Jin' Crowe attorney's office, have failed to resolve Sanford - this problem. The commissioners have refused to act in enforcing or abolishing onto Second Street. In my opinion, it will cost the city about $300 per month for five years to good. But do they? you'll know the affair Is at least temporarily How on earth would a motorist know those on the rocks. prices are good without driving through the city Oh, well, It was swell while it lasted. JULIA N BOND comparing? Wasting precious gas in the process. Fabulous, In fact. As celebrated in song and - a huff, and not perform in the schools to go along with him on thatone point. It - application, is beside the point. It was this year because of the stupidity of the certainly took courage, and a lot of common knowledge - something school board? Certainly not. Every nerve too. knowntoallofinterest_thatSEEDCO scioo that contacted the Guild and Gall Bell was trying for a re-zoning ,frorn the with the sudden and the unforeseeable. From thatperapecth, politicaislike surfing or like playing shortstop on a fast Infield. - .- mission was given Jurisdiction and As it now stands, about 50 percent of the west corner of Second Street and control of all privately owned water and citizens are paying this tax-fee and the Magnolia Avenue. It Is poor business to sewer utilities in Seminole County 00 others are paying nothing. put our city in debt in the amount of Sept. 23, 1975. We need commissioners that will approximately $65,000-or more at this automobile was so deep and abiding not even don't sit well with us. what's to blame for the rift? As is so often - Such is, how about cutting back on govern. the case when you come to the end of an af- NAACP, Urban League, National Urban Coalition and potenUal black owners of tOt' granted. Other counselors In human-auto relations suggest that for too long America criminal element; given citations? We'll lay 100 to 1 State Attorney automobile was less than perfect, America are the reasons If these UtTWI5Utt tiC UmUCh one's rat the area and better than some That way they can see how they they get as ?s.Maytsltlsn'ttholstetopatth things. others, u Both should see lawyers and try to work out perhaps, but nonetheless, all permit the motorist tons are always messy, much of the strain Sanfod City city commissioners: stay off the -• - The Cox-G.E. marriage will result In G.E's television ownership of md IV'fl TM tIdIQ Itittofli SM Mb1* p foreign imports because Detroit failed to forecast a program of government-guaranteed loans, iultable and appropriate. buying public to smaller, more economical cars the these days, I just can't beUeve America and be caught twice. There's a major rush on for the automobile are headed for Splitsvllle development of electrics, an General Motors not after all they have been tirough together, hones to an electric car available to the . rnI,L - - -have IL (LLI$ I LI .W411 W - - - . III IUVI IPIL4 pullc by 1984 - selling for $4,000. Ford Motor Co., ilie crisis, casting googoo eyes at bicycles, A lot of engineering - Is being devoted to the Well, the automobile Is more than just zinc-chlorine battery expected to boost the tfllat, America Will COrnS to Its senses and It and the automobile were made for range of electric cars to 100 miles or greater. The - realize each other, If not, let's hope they can at least zinc-chlorine battery is expected to have a life still be friends, - span of 150,000 miles. • - An electric car than can travel 100 miles without JACK AND ERSOI$ a recharge and oierate at a cost of less than a penny a ii'iile makes a lot of nenne. The family of the future would use such vehicles for daily the ' - • Hour International. Dr. Herbert "evangelist, wa the principal speaker. would be changed, freeing Carter's delegates - •' - Ohio, and Schenectady, N,Y., to firms with —Naming of three Independent directors - says no on May 31, neIther Ralph Nader nor things are possible buying Into American television. Only 4 of 730 In Atlanta, where Cox Interests Own with blacks; fewer than 50 of 80,000 radio stations are In black hands. Thatnumber will go up, If Ralph Nader will back down. V)IF television station and an AM-FM radio - combination, Cox will own only the Turning to the Republicans, we conBush, - - field and it must endeavor to stay ahead of Its ties to Mobil OIL Apparently, they us trying for the good of the country. to limit the program toC çrocaas patented by foreign competition strongly challenged the assertion multiplying more pints. He stongly questioned both the ob or did CZSrt Undue Influence on the alcohol rspliuy. .- • ____________ Moslem backgrounds won't fight their ethnic jectivity and the scientific judgment of the f1 study, Pizuental advisory panel, whose members ek,.h •I1_ •...I-- L_L_ ' - - - -. _ ___ . Chronicles 7:14: "...then if my people election. will humble themselves and pray and 4. We need legislation for defense search for me, and turn from their spending to "beet up" our national - heaven and forgive their sins and heal you to the right person when voting. r ,J need of moral and spiritual healing. We influence: immediate family, work - -- must turn to God. We can no longer you come in contact wIU. Washington, congress, our leaders or . ' ' , -' ___ - ad. A HOUSS otfldal said no action will be a...,. .t..,,t.. ,..i ..n&a,. Igtterjy over the development of this potet- office. HoknhergrefutedDeutch'spolnts lIen lit 1l1k'L1 am - - I Stevens Potts, acting director of DOE's Office based alcohol over that produced by farmers ______ •___ to dusilenge Big Oil's friends in the believe He wants to heal our nation, but 1. We must Individually repent and amtitr member, Paul Weiss, are consultants for Mobil OIL lit study gave a generally b t - 11 ' - 1,,••• _ - ._- coil ) —— . a proceli that Mobil has Pstelted. - - Persian Gull ares. ccirtHng to testImony 1) corporations. It couid bed hues ' Aide best. '11y. Jim Byers - - - - - w - w - - bill inchides an appropriation of $1.7 to 4:15 p.m., Lengwood city hall;. June 4: Batchelor, D-Orlando, has served in a House appropu Iatlons subcomittee. The - - i_u,- i., , -- - - - - - - • . - - - writer may be %erlfied. The E%enutlg - ho do not utint their names in print. The Executive Director edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform - More than 100 key campaign workers -• ,; _________ u,re a music lover, you can start a cent hi-fl component system on a low get by purchasing a receiver and adphones. values In low-budget stereo ivrs have been discussed In this lumn before and in the October 1979 - of Consumer Reports magazine CrucialFor Slow Walkers - .. .. - - -- - - - - I . ___ 1 $ s Red traffic signal., mean stop. Green ones mean go. Anther ones signal changes to come. These no longer seem to be enough to protect the safety of pedestrians especially children, the elderly and the - - . . -, - - f, - U /:' ' - are ready to expand your rig, you enough to suit most needl, though sosnethnes they can be a bit Lone, D.Md., - ' W - - - Although graduating with straight A's John Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach. ____ _______ President Carter when they gathered to 1flMMd1!.Rep. iare W from the eight counties of the state's fifth is not an everyday happening, Grindle congressional district attended an Jr won't be the first to achieve this organizational meeting of the Dac'id Best accomplishment. Among those who campaign for congress in Brooksvifle preceded him is his father, Art GrLndle recntly. Sr. Plans were iiiade for television and The dean at Rollins College said that advertising aspects of the campaign and Grindle and Grindle Jr. are the first for organizing at the precinct level, father-son combination to graduate with Local canipaign headquarters have straight A's in the master of science and been opened by Best in Orange, 11cr- management program. nando and Pmellas counties. A fund-raising testimonial birthday party is to be held for Grindle at the Art Grindle Jr. was to receive his Grindle home, 115 Live Oak Lane, May 29 iiiaster's degree from Rollins College at 7 p.m. this week, He maintained a 4.0 average Grindie is a Republican candidate for S Iver and headphones you want. Sister Mary Joseph, a famous Wiallngton W '' — — W — - — ___ k I At Good Prices vai ae Sen Waiven Magniwjn, D.Wash,, and state,' 1 ''"" - I(h a mailing address and, if possible, a Richard Kinney To Asskt CnñcHtnnfc -. report was net WKInJ7 Influenced by persoos dramatically In contrast, Soviet eIUzws of bli dOdOtEti Li In Enomica. - - ( - Letters to the editor are welcomed for you for excellent coverage in your and act accordingly as God would lead cording to his will. n.r'alIv If vnn i'nn mend In the -nelah- report was submitted by the argtanent that the department Is really watchers have been paying close attention to Magmson, Carter didn't even send a $.mernber Energy EMeareb Advisory only Interested in energy systs that will be the Soviet Union's pQl*datIOo Ii'UKis LA th* representative Instead, be sent a letter __________ — __________ " - OUR READERS WRITE the United States. I pray tIat ou will Children Eecomes Reality." - drivers a thimbleful of gasoline, they are now permitted to make right turns against red lights. pricedre ' ___ rsanda outhalf the tested aIr of loudspeakers In your price of loudspeaker . . - . - / • -. ra variety of bcapda and models that Included AR 18; EPI 70C, Speakerlab fiorn $300 or less per pair (As with LIX, Jensen 30, Technics SPB1000, Avid lv available at discounts and careful Realistic MC1400 Consumer Repart.q engineers have ng can save you a lot of money) by Consumer Reports can't really evaluate loudspeakers But what alargeroorn-3,000cubicfeet—Wlth Inuperiencd and unequIpped con)e ljustIce ndetEeLhattlueeiJpnent ____ _____ - ,. Vu AL1 a- 1 4 4. - * * * iN - turns on red, pedestrians dare Where our grandchildren are con- not move riskier, Qükken are always In a hurry. This problem is exacerbated for us Here comes a car The youngster seniors because the older we get, the thinks it will stop at the red light But the ,, , -_______________________ course. But many just blow their horns walkers or with other walking dif. . waIt for their cars to make the turn. 4 ,,i, , - , "I - 'lbs position outlined In yew mernoran- state VocaUonatBuneasSchoot Mack Blythe Chairman , Home Thanks Herald- - f '- ________________ - BUVA NEW ERI CAN MADE 170 million Americans be destroyed by -. - -, Him and become "one nation, undçr We are urged in scripture to do this. - - - missiles that make us strong. m., Altamonte Springs city hall; 11:15 - brothers outside the Soviet borders. This has..; the company, For raised a fear that the Kremlin may make Its' ______ _ INCIDENT: Intelligence pios'e than these years now, I have been move toward the Persian Gulf before the are private citizens appointed by the ener' reports Indicate that SovIet President Leonid a fighting to open the pumps to gasohol secretary, unreliable Moslem minorities become _I_i_... ...I ....U..... ...J 1L1 VL._II__ d a aavww w wwi ui cwu arua' uas year, unosrsecreuary. awzn dominant In the Soviet armed forces, Carter's absence, scored a hit at Marshal helP lumen the nation's depende'Me on Deutch, in an 11-page UNDER ThE DOME: Rep.- Raphael Musto, - -, memo, implied that Tho' funeral In 3elrrde. 3?ashnsv Imforeign oil, gasohol was a "popular, but costly" n..ns D-Pa,, WOO the spedal election to rsplace proved his imtions net only with the At flat, Preoldant Cartsr paid rio attention. - that was 'not justified on U basis of codwho resigned on grounds Yugoalavs but with oth Eoç-ean lMders Rep. Daniel Flood, Than a year ago, he belatedly threw his effective contributions to ovr nearof 111 health In the face of bribery chargel. or longwho attended the funeral. nçport behind gaxhol development. But term emr problems." He also noted that Musto was In only a few wadis when be onn En*gy Department now, It appears, DOE was sponsoring research with Mobil 00 NTItIelI In trOUble with the House ad- -cordIng to the reçorts, which could lead to a -- -,may thwart the program. lii coal'eztraction process. for ImproperlY using a videotape .ai a fl-page memo Soviet peace offensive In Erop. T Internal DOE memos, together with a In response, Deutch got - BERRY'S WORLD Secretary Charles Duncan, and at a meeting Thank you for letting the people of central Florida know that the Seminole Community College Vocational Business School is available to them for acquiring skills to become gainfully employed. We sincerely appreciate the time and space your newspaper has given ts., Lydia Watt Coordinator officials who govern uson the nationil, million to increase a combined federalstate cash subsidy to low income elderly Hall; 9:40 to 10:15 am. Oviedo City Hall Unty on June 3 and 410 assist conand disabled persons in living in adult tuents in this area with any problems and 1 to 2 p.m. Sanford City Hall. congregate living facilities. ey may be encountering with agencies Chiles urges those who have problems According to il-atchelor, about 3,000 the federal government, but are unable to meet with his traveling ACLF residents receive $254 a month in Kinney will work to assist the residents representatives to contact his office at federal supplemental security income Seminole County with problems the Federal Building, Lakeland, 33801, and state benefits. Of the total monthly aling with the Social Security income $229 is used to pay for room, Florida House Speaker Hyatt Brown the Florida House sInce 1974. The 32-year board and personal care dnilnistratlon - including Medicare, in a living faciliterans benefits, the U.S. Department and Reps. Ralph Haben, Lee Moffltt and old lawmaker is chairman of the House ty and $ Is retained by the beneficiary Agriculture, Department of Labor and James Harold Thompson have endorsed Health and Rehabilitative Services to purctase clothes, non-prescription ith all federal agencies where corn- fellow lawmaker, Dick Batchelor, who Is Committee. medication, toiletries and other personal running for the U.S. House seat held by unicatlons have broken down, Batchelor reports he has succeeded in needs. - program, which our president had just surrendered to - - fiedgi 9. Russia will try to bring us to our Not one has been built In the past 12 _____ - running out of money, Bush lost his bid and what could he accomplish? He could have made Reagan "look bad" here and there but to what purpose? - - nissiles and nuclear armaments. We formation may not be newtto some of strict assistant to U.S. Sen. Lawton - - ____ - isn't the only benefit. Such cars are quiet and congress, titilitary leaders, the Thank you for the help you have given us in making our first year in our flew _____________________________ Mondale-Muskle, or - machine for longer trips. could very well be ,approaching a not. Many of our Lntercontlnent.al very possible that one thornlng we - responsibility. Here are some steps I ticket against Reagan than anythlhg Carter or Kennedy could manage. P will break up some concentrations of media - - Russia 12 years ago. Both countries flow of oil from the mideast. • Why not MOfldaltMUSkIe? After Carter and 10-member broadcaster amicable board, and mopopoly In broadcasting will win, a promise signed by G.E. to cooperate with The claims of those who believe a halted Investigations of Its journalistic In- merger will slow corporals domination In Ia.i In, .+4n., ,'in.,•WI iIni 111 L%4II I 1115 S1UIL &I.&4 ( In addition to this quantum leap forward for ears of minorities who will remember that daily newspapers, the cable system, a leaders our president, his faintly, ins news, of military power. The U. S. will be at 1. The United States signed a mutual sure losers, a party-unifying ticket would 1* team would be the lifeboat. If It could • not have the military capability to "'" - citizen's committees, -4. By 1983 RussIa's food supplies will have a major defense change *ithin our the Persian Gull. sp r. Unable towin, he could only wound— and other services to cable access cornmittees and Interlocking directorships bet- . - thaf he could not catch Carter in the delegate for the creation of a $8-million titt ad- school at Atlanta's historically black Clark College. Sanford _________ - - telesion stations, - 3. By the spring of 1981 Russia will be member religious council. The council to Invade Afghanistan but not until was addressed by two of our top defense -1981. experts, Gens. Graham and Knlght." 7. Russia needs a warm water port. - - - 1 they? Kennedy has demonstrated In cable systems, and create and fund citizen G.E. to Increas. the with you. thangedthose -de1egatei might be very G.E. would also fund cable access citizen's corporatIons, Consumer revolt was the means of -. Citizen's Committee for Broadcasting .-* Knowles to the Sanford City Corn- did In the memo, that he was unaware . Eight out of 10 lawyers have declared Recently I attended a Victorious Life as you read this letter to destroy every -'Square Qiiden In August on a 'political entered the picture. L "iUdL th1-t affiliate television station in a top.50 market. automobile for years. It ertalnly would not .,castlng. America simply to cast thç automobile aside like an old shoe and leave It to sWft for Itself. Carter's dlsastz:ous lack of appeal wu1d be spread over all the TV screens and every But an Important spin-off of the corporate cooperative, fInance 90 percent of the put., with $2 million from bitterness can be avod. . county, a tax of 3' percent on gross commission seats. . payers' money they are spending income. This was amended n Aug. . copies of all court actions on - yours anI mine. _____ begun b3' the Atlanta NAACP ac.t Georla Electric Corporation. By May 31, the Federal Jar?, furnish water and wer service outside Jam In' receipt of a memoraildum of the city. Weld, and Mirlan Wright ever had time - ft pretty good job during this paflt crunch in keeping ouT cars aup1ted vtth sothw, and from all we ownership. - Ralph Nader stands against them. overloaded court In America's infatuation, they say. American adding to the caseload of our - Ainerlcancltlesstandonthesldeof bigness adored one's faults. Cookie Ohio, New Jersey and five other states. combInatIon, the merger will place televlslonstatlonlnthehands of black OWfl3 - policing the Who's In The Guild also prodiced smiling faces, and more questions from interested - tfe vehicle for a purely ptotest vote against CarT. - One case of corporate glgant.lsin promises televisIon station. AU else will be In other to promote black Interests and Insure an hands. enormous Increase in black ownership In the In Nashville, Tenn., where G.E. presently days, instead of stepping it up; ' as causing romance to fade, Some experts In matters of the heart say Who would police the service stations to see they're in compliance? We bet city police don't the automobile had become less sensitive to Everytime we give them some other unnecessary June 3— Black Tuesday for Carter - Carter has fallen so low In public esteem that the . , ' traffic signal is often determined by the turn. lit child may make It across safely time It takes an average pedestrian to but he may not. - , ri - , on red before we proceed, we can be safety as Important as gas conservation' caught in the middle of the street when thir 1thes, counties and states owe us the signal changes. 'these courtesies. So, let's get organized 4 �4 - - I - - - - - - . -- *- ' --.-' - mft ------ - __ __ . 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Roby Uwts his crew did its homework failure, and his crew simply worked a little bit harder to show such extraordinary progress well enough to bring home tHe victory garland for Rutherford. _____ . - . scc -. - L ___________________________________________________________________ - - . - - • • If + - - I .I L I ~, - JPJJ 347 •477' I + Our Reg. .497 • - . - - ' V-ir_~~ •f "\ -" • . I.. t ize $ ' .. .9 .- 1.37 00ur: . 3$ur . POLE SITTER • . - ThIs dyear's ln 500 Classic has a new look on the pole'sp)I. Johnny Rutherford has earned the front bright yellow racer to.,the checkered fl ag, tinseating defending champ RickMears' %hO nailed position for Stindav'~ race with (lie toli qualifying down the.sixth position. Other lo,i) qualifiers In- speed in the revolutiotiar 'ground hugging' Pennzoil Chapdr,Il. 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Easy Wipe .5 Sheer stretch nylon • Wide comfort band - - 11 - + _ . .'+ - ' . . + Less than a year ago, shortly before first year coach Illeana Oviedo basketball coach Digger Phillips, last seen Friday Millares embarked the Seminole Community College Lady night at the lion's- intarsquad gam e wondering why that Raiders on their first ever basketball season, the rookie -, Ile strange shaped ball bounces so funny, passes along word that roundball boss stated there was certainly enough tatnt locally the annual Oviedo Outlook Invitational will be getting a face to produce a winner, '" .,fi' -b ft t his season. li Mill ares stuck by her word Friday by signing a trio of Digger says that rlghfiw all five county teams will be Seminole High athletes that should bolster the basketball, practicing with coastal entries Rockledge, Cocoa and Merritt voll eyball and soft ball programs. +1 Is nd alo la penciled in'for the eight team field. "I think we've had an excellent recruiting year," says the - bubbly coach. The nose job comes in a change of format; one that would "We've got a lot of local girls that can help us out in two or extend the tournament one day and have each of the teams I _;. ', tju'ee sports, and they will play," she explained. -, playing t hree games instead of single elimination and conPatty Corso, the hard-hitting se nior who earned allsolations rounds with the exception of the finalist. conference honors for her accurate spikes and aggressive play "If the teams are going to come to the tournament, let them 0. signed for volleyball while sports teammates Liz Galin inked t :e_ I play a little," says the Digger. "The early season experience is 11 .for volleyball a nd softball and Dana Vourshaw signed for for them and why not play the whole thing out so we can good ;1IIIII1lIIll4 V basketball and softball. f determine first through eighth place tournament standing?" N Galm and Corso were also selected to the North-South "If Why not indeed? Star Volleyball team that will see action August 1 In Thursday's upcoming Spring Football Jamboree offers some Gainesville. The game is held in conjunction with the Florida ______________________________________ interesting quarter-by-quar te ____________________________________ A thletic Coaches Association Clinic and the oth er North-Sou th r pigskin match-ups. all-star games in basketball, football and softball. Apopka's Blue Darters open the evening when they tangle Seminole High coach Donalyn Knight is one of the North with the Lyman Greyhounds. Seminole entertains county rival La ke Howell in quarter num be r two. coaching nominees and should hear about the all-star coaching 1. 4 Apopka returns for third period action against the Lake spot in a few weeks. Brantley Patriots. Millares pointed out the well known fact about any sport, success comes from num be rs. The Silver Hawks return to action in the fourth quarter "Many of the girls we've signed have expressed a desire to against Lyman while the two teams that have for the past play more than one sport," pointed out the Lady Raider coach. thr ee seasons squared off on the final regular season Friday "That gives us greater depth in all three sports, something we night for the conference championship, Seminole and Lake lacked a year ago." It wasMom's day at the SCC campus as the Lady Dolgner, Dana Vourshaw and Raider coach Brantley, close out the jamboree In the filth quarter. Millares was feeling rather confident with the signing of the Raiders inked a trio of Seminole High girls to Illeana \IilIares. Corso si,ned Advanced tickets are on sale at all five schools for $1.25 and on a volleyball Seminole trio. sports scholarships. From left to right are Tribe scholarship while Yourshavi, inked for basketball at the gate for $2.00. "With these three girls and the others that we've signed I First quarter action at Seminole High Stadium is scheduled think we have the talent to be one of the top 10 teams in the basketball coach Donalyn Knight, Patty Corso, and softball and Galin signed For softball and to begin at 6:30 p.m. Audry Corso, Liz Galm, Carol Cooper, Linda vlleybalI. state next season. - ( *1' & , . 449%i . •' I 1 _J- Lr, . 0 0-(' 4 + V + 6-Pr. Knee Highs a ity blue plastic y Rubbermaid , • Cubes pop out wh an easy twist .00 " - I - .r I .1 _~ I t. .. t- .% PIIIIIIIIII- ~*, •••• ' "I" ; Pkg. Set of 2 Plastic Ice Cube Trays 5' "Mother Goose" Wading Pool - + S -T _- - - -., ~~ Our Req. 1.37 Our Reg. : $1' 8V £33 " - -- --- + = = 0 . - .-., M 6..0I` 771 [ FltsSes8 iz I cord • Wi th • Pilot light: stand 5i not hd + 1. ; % AM Pocket Radio Dry StiCk CUrler 0. %4'A%,'-' , .%!'_L. ..T"-,', - ..- ~ - -"7...-- -,1,110. W.' -, _ ., -~ "-1~.",_: + - 2 Days Ov Direct tuning, 9V' • With handle strap n.a' - It . I$2 I 1 +. - - -- c ;---- I I • . ' - -.--. - ••• towu - 4 ,~_;j..'~~ ., - - - +- - I , '1 ' - ady Raiders Sign Seminole . Spois Trio - O I1JI1L14I1JJ ,_I•_ f. 11 .T,t1 I "4,*_ 9 t I ' •. ~ 1--7 -.. r ", --. q - % i~~-- - 77 II - -. - . nq,j ; I -. auto racing; there's a reason for every • In Insulated vinyl • Colorful beer logos -k . . 2 . 1? ;• -_ . I I 48-. !P.1% IM - - - I . S 24-oz.' size makes 8 qts drink Complete with sugar + vitamin C ~ 1.. ,;.~ - j . ' Rutherford qualified the Chaparral at l9 ,25 miles per how. In the straightaway, he was hitting close to 210. Rutherford maintains -qualifying is a driver's race and t he act ua l 500 a mechanic's get6 w . . + I I "On paper that sounds like what it will be," the 6-foot-4 mechanic mused. "But I rather suspect our car will be quicker and we'll be in front. "I believe either Andretti or Unset will be the rabbit. Mears will hang back because his car hasn't been as quick all month. He'll strike late In the race and may win again If we falter" ( 64C1C Carrieir PIflIIfI, 031 with 5 spread ITYlulti-color nylon . •88 êurReg.4.58 WBCUI Our Ron ••sut - 'r 288 88. ' 944 Our 0 A g.. iced Tea . 1 * . 2DaysOnly • a 10Y.oz.! size ••*4y • " j - --- dy A1 Roby claims there's no magic to anything in ---- . . , i - - L Aim At Takes . i~ ._1.~ ',` * k~ J ,~_ " ~,, j With Roger Penske fielding a'three-car Case )< L( around So fast," Carrying (D ê.L &i wii I . In Roby's book of race strategy, he foresees sxtoelghtpltstopsforRuther Rutherford the 500 miles, depending upon how many yellow "Actually, there's nothing mysterious about the car," says Roby. "Oh, maybe a little gimmick or two that we fooled around with behind closed garage doors. But the real reason we're so quick is that we did our homework right and we seem to have yl~ IhuI.! 'I' r - a instantaneous, and the way Rutherford has the car performing, jealous rivals are termlag its excellent behavior on the track as Roby's "black art." + I'lflII4llil •IIIy h..In,. 4.4 iIL+V 11141 I 500 q Their love for the eround-effects car I i " team - MarioAndretti,BobbyUard defen ding champion Rick Mears - would Both Ru therford and Roby are new to the . which appears the class of the Roby encourage two-time champion Rutherford to slip back and let one of Pen- - iur neg 57 M isses' an SM P.0 orts Misses' Gym owe. "Every car has four wheels It's just the way you connect them that's different," Roby said. . + ' u'u JJ :-11 ~ lanky Aussie to handle a car slightly modified over Uw one that set the first-half pace last Speedway. NAT .. that most drivers consider the Chaparral as at Indianapolis there's a first-rate Roby, a 30-year-old wrenchmaster from Austrafa,isaaduateof the Formula One ranks and has served as chief mechanic for Rutherford and Tean McLaren the last three years. When McLaren gave up U .S. cornpetition last winter, Jim Hall recruited •It . pRJ?4!"fII III '. .. q• , __,-. - __- . good driver , 4S \ -+-.-- TM . hnny Ruth erfo rd I ••.. Our Req 347 +' Sunda y, ay 23,1910-IB In o : , 11 1It% • . 1 IIF. 42, I `1 7 ~ ' - . - + - I %%F , , .,•+ : . .. I I -\ : • I _~ I _ I • Ce 4 Boys Sizes [ S-M-L ' Football Jersey . ___ I . . J 71 • I _____ Redwood Table 0 'Ground Hugghng'Chaparral Favored in - -_ mechanic' . Our Req 597 2 De Days o , Trch Csii - . , ~; ~ .' e ' - -` 1 INSTANT .. I I -.-Z . ';;1. 100% . ~, , I .~... " ctnt~o.soft%etl"om"," . .. - " Be elf ~ ~ ;: '\t 47 1 96 if 1 / "!A 497 Our IJr. Boys, 4.7 N Jersey.. 347 \ . I ~It .--- . Our Req 1356 a Prints, sow cam . \ 1/' . 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I . . : 0. • -- . - V - f \ Secondary Friday afternoon. , Andriano connected with Bowers picked up 47-yards and losing ten starters from senior, Jack Neff, on a 92-yard apiece for the orange. But that team pass play and Vince Presley they were both overshadowed "I've been really pleased for, 65-yard touchdown In the by Big Ray Williams. The 260 with our progress," he confirst half Cl the Intrasquad lb. defensive tackle was tradictet "These boys a game. He found Cleveland converted to fullback for the working hard and beginning V . . '. - Ovledo' Orange defense pressures Black quarterback Robert Isner in third period action of late in the contest for a 28- ' - . 4 V -1 .11 * . V• .• - . t- ~* - 'fk :: V -.._ '1~314. ei lL ;?f'I .., 1; .. AJ - 4 *4 1 :'., , . ''."". - -1 I r" ir, , ,.~ 4. ,A , . 1, of I - e1I ik 4 _____ V tI -1 ".. V, , •,' 41 . " "I.,~ - , - .~-.-*,.!- , 4,014, ' r .I,-,.*I, . -,..I!_!".~. . Sominole - . - . 41 I' . and Wayne Pace. The second half was all White behind Jim Voltoline andClzrence 1 'r* '3 Orang0e win that had Tribe head football 'IWas real pleased with the defensive line work L e V #ii* 111SF VVV•'••VV 0 . 14 -0 mm A 01111. -w 4.~ - ."--,it- - 444 V "This is the flat Um they knoidted heads," commimW the (Wending district champ lk .0" 0 .. V % V coach. "We didn't have too many mi3tah5 and only a fumble or two, to ovsrall I'd have : V V• . , -, " ", " 01 - V, . .1 - . - I ,,_~ .' V ~U,Ilpf,~,_- ..-..%7 V.• ' V V , V , L- " - — L,24 1. t.% a * -le 414t Mc Iij~ I.._,rlr1* III .'1::, • V..., •• i's" - 4,. • .. . ' . .V out of trouble In first half action as David Kill (91) moves In on defense for the Orange squad. PACE . . I ~ g1 Y - - r-— Do LL V V 211 i ns. Wayne Pace V - Cincinnati (Pastore 4-2), 'Boston Baltimro Detroit Clevoind . ? (linching , - V - , ,q V ' '. ' V V • V ' ' V - V - V - . - V - . S .. V .+. •. Vf....V . - .•-. ,V.,.V V V V . . i. ___ '' V ., ' -' V - - 7-1: Canton. 20 15 .526 3"i Oak is 31 442 Boi225 Proly, Chi 2 .3). . - . 'ii . — . ,-,. .4 ' - , • . I 032, _7V_ - ___ V ' National League - Carlton, Phil 69; Richard, Hou 64.- GB Ryan Hou Blylev.n Redfern, Minn 46; Burns, Chi - 20 20 .500 3 43; Keough. Oak and Matlack. 16 21 An 16 n .410 SI/I 61/2 Tex 41. — NatiOnal League American League — Former, Chi 12, Burgme er. Boo Stoddard, Bait and Quisenber - e V - 1) Horton (2), Pciorek (I) - and Graham. W-Slone (6 3), L Texas Rangers 3, A's 1 Single ODO 003 WO-- 3 7 i Jenkins and S:undberg, Lang for d and Essian W -Jenkins (3 MO 000 0*- 1 4 1 3) 001 010 02x-Boston Kan City Spilln e r an Haney Stanley, Burgm•ier • I lWd I— singles and drove --13 160 002 100 222— 9 U) Leonard. Pamn to). chriwen- W4 Fisk. W-SIONOV 43-4). L- 1. • 431 Calif () H Ps—Boston. son (9). Quisenberry 19) and (3-3). Wathan,- Tanana, Knapp (2), Hobson (4) Brohamer ' Mon tague (8) andd Donohue. W Yastrzernski (5). ----Leonard 31 L--Tanana (7 Spillner Minn . Willie Horton and Tom Paciorek hit two-run homers a nd 000 000 000- 0 40 Haq--calitof"iff. 'I Rudl 2 Redfern, Verhoevon (4), Mar City. Hurdle (4) . 1 To Cubs On Lamp s Five-Hitter The threatened walkout by the major-league baseball Mike players is a thing of the past at least for this season. But the las t-minute negotia tions and uncertainty left some scars winner . (Perry 3.1) of Oakland Sports Transwillens - FROM BAs TO Z hurled a four-hitter to become the majors' first eight,g ame' by Alan Mover HIfRNANPEZ ,i The L03 Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs, two tired ballclubs, hooked up for the only afternoon game Friday, Bill LeG scattered I I hits and Warren Cromartie drove In three rwu and Ellis Valentine two in.a five-run, first Inning 0,46~,FIM4,Y, wo, only 8½ hours after the settlement was announced. The Dodgers, w ho arrived in Chicago 11 hours before game - 'ri' . 57 LQL// to help Montreal. Mets 2, Braves 1 time, sleepwalked through a 2-0, fivehit loss to Dennis ,'.1 , . I ;. ' ~ .* .. -. V W.4~, ,C1,qff7 76 Ray Borris came within one out of pitching his first complete game since Sept. 17, 19Th, and Steve Henderson and Doug Flynn had RBI singles to pace the Mets. Padres 2, Cardinal s 0 V - ,4Ja1Y,F ,4_1~, 1-%Lc -10 ,.,, Willie Montanex doubled home Dave Wlnfleld and later scored *1 a balk In the ninth inning to lilt San Diego and . ,; *73;) .3j ,j . . - .• , V . 'I extend the Cardinals' losing streak to eight games. . four in raising his record to 3-4. .*I. \ XF / TH . Expos 7, 'Reds 4 RI)) flii,.frnor an.1 'Thai 111., ho - hmidt hit a three-run homer and Steve Carlton Friday afternoon. six and walked Transactions - V - strong game. He would have won no matter what the - — 202 0022-- 8 0 3 31 and Coa WHoneycut?7 Willie Randolph, Dennis Werth and Joe Lefebvre belted home rubs to help Roli Guidry, V - ODO 000 000 0 3 2 V conditions were."' Imw, Pitching the Cubs' first shutout and second complete game of the season, was only in trouble in one Inning, the second, when he loaded the bases. He struck out . . Cincinnati Worth (1). Toronto, 000012 000 . - ___ Chi Seattle Morris. Rozema II) and Parrish. Stone, t Martinez (9) V Mariners 8, White Sox 0 Pirates . '- in other games, Philadelphia bla nked Houston, 3-0, MontreaigotbyClncInnatI,74,Newyorke(jgedAu,21, San Diego nipped St. Louis, 2-0, and Pittsburgh dumped San Franciaa, 54, In 13 Innings. In the American League, New York belted Toronto, 7-3, Boston beat Cleveland, 4-1, Baltimore toppled Detroit, 5-3, Milwaukee blanked Minnesota, 5-0; Texas defeated Oakland, 3-1, Seattle trounced Chicago, 8.0, and Kansas City clobbered Seattle, 13-9. , GIants 4 \ - Tim F'Pli's sacrifice fly scored Steve Nicosia from third IS with the winning run to give Grant Jackson, 4-1, the win In N~Ilonal League Los Ang , - 001 000 10*—? 5) cnm 8/RI' 04' /// - WO 000 000- 0 4 1 (7) and Houston Ferguson 1 Lamp and Black 003 000 ODx- 3 90 well. W- ~amp (34). L-Sutton Phils (4 1). Sambito (1) a I Sutton, , Castillo ( t31nn n Si Frantlsco "."" "" ' * Cinci - ' i' I I . I - I . ,, / id I I ,#-611111*-!~7_4 2). L—Ryan (2 4). HR—Phil. delphla Schmidt (1)). 017000 00 1-41)) Lee and Carter; LaCoss, Solo (9). Halickl U). (1), Bair (I) and Werner. W— and Ma Holtnd ; Bibby, Scurry (6). Lea (2-3). L—LaCoss (3-4). Romo I ). Jackson (12) and Nicosia. W—Jackson (4-1). L— — Holland i 1). San D90 000 000 002-- 2 9 1 — SS.LouIs 000 000 000- 0 40 Atlanta 000goo 001— 1 10 Wise, Shirley (I) and Fahey, 000 10010*— 2 40 Tonace (9). FuiØam, Kiat (9) N.Y. MatuIf Bradford (I) and and Simmons. W—Shirley (4.1). Benedict Burns, Allen (9) and L—Kaat (0-2). L1I'V Kn.4 1/N/FORM A14'(hV(, THE WPS 7NE Alp ~Vxf V 111411f I * ton and Boone. W—Carlton - 10 I p Stearns. - I / relief inis game delayed 74 minutes by rain. "That's the thing, waiting around. That's worse than the try. KC 7; Mono.. Clay. Loo.z. Kanhls City (Gale IS) at California (Frost- . 34). 10 :00 (1). four run$to power Kansas City into first place In the AL West, a haif-gane a head of Chicago. ternoon. . (Wilcox Palmer Cerone; Mirabella, Lemanclyk , While the Dodgers were trying to get to Chicago, the Cube Sutter, Seattle S. Chicago 0 ers (2 2) L 061 001 001 Detroit Royak li, Angets I Clint .IL1ll lack of sleep," Gomez said. "But Dennis pitched an awfully Chi 10; Allen, NY 0; Fryman, Mtl 7; Hum*, Cin, How@, LA. Tokulve, Pitt and Finglefs, So Toronto Veteran righftnder Ferguson Jenklm pitched a twD-hitter citye gave it their best.'! Saves Now York 7, Toronto 3 Baltimore S. Detroit I Boston 4, Cleveland I Milwaukee S. Minnesota 0 __--~ __ Americ:n League to record the 0th victor y of his major-league career to lead Texas.' ... Pitt 21/3 AA * Rick Honeycutt combined with Shane Rawley on a fteehitter 0. I to carry Seattle. tlnez Yankees 7, Blue Jays 3 players," said Dodger Manager Tom Lasorda, whose club didn't take any batting or infield practice because of the travel problems. "I'm really proud they came out and Strikeouts 711 Rrc*wrc Rnii in the eilthth inning — and Steve Stone and Tippy "I'm not looking for any alibis, I'm just defending my ball IAS g m' 5) I jv'~,J ' 'hSll - V Lamp, ending their six.game winning streak, PhIl 7.05. - / 1,VTEHE'7P - .. . V/IC I/F WHOSE N4,'IE pipcp,,y z " A I Placed pitcher Bill Bonham on the 21-day disabled list because ola shoulder Problem and P' Chicago (Worthem 3-4 O rscalled Sheldon Burnsld. from Kroxac 34) at Seattle (Abbott their Indianapolis farm dub. ,'3.2), 10:35 p.m. Placed infielder Baltjmore I $kndav's Games Kiko "3arcia and ouflielder JoM 0 Chicago at Seattle Lowenstein on the disabled list and Teas at Oakland • recalled infielders Wayne Kren. Both Sides Claim V dory In Baseball Talks — . I - .1 - - Kard" City of CallWnis V Minnesota .1 MIlwaukee New York at Toronto . ( ti* Detrion of 1111altinwe Cleveland : Boston .t - V The last-gasp NEW YORK (UPI) negotiatingwhich w produced baseball's new chichl and Lonn Sokats froM fouryew agreement Friday morning left a ROthIS*er f the InternatIonal hangover of a possible strike in 1961 and the Now York (NO — Rocal4d scars of heated debatim. third baseman outfielder Morono from - — leaders 1 players will be appoli d and will meet by Aug. 1, The commiti will review in- of compensation and form a knir-man committee to study the issue. If the parties formation and report to clubs and players by Jan. 1, 1981. Thatwill opena,304ay gaining period in can't reach, an agreement in mWFebrury, 1961, the ow ners can say 'This Is wha t we kre putft in the contract in 1981,' but we then — That became clear Friday when Ray which the clubs and the layers will attempt Grebey, the club owners' negotiator, and to reach an accord that *dd become part Cl Jose Tidewater. Ptliiadelpl$ia — Announced the -. - Marvin Miller, executive vice president of the the basic agreement. U have the right to strike, "Our attempt was to stud) the matter In ____ $2,500 and $33,0 during' the life- of the agreement; --Getting the owners to agree to contribute $15.5 million in each of the four years to the pension fund, compared to $8.3 million under the previous agreement; —Doubling Cl payments from $l0,0) to do not rem:h an pod faith. no *yers are pmtected from $20,0W for disabled PlAYers and com. t into the owners putting any arbitrary clause into pu mensurate gains for widows and dependents, tum Cho. mDw ove Lesson on the mannier In Which the key Mn of effect their currsent al for compensa. ft RUMat. It is a Ufety valve that makes --And, new life insurance policy benefits u Foolsoll I* Unl$d Press lnIsriatleeal compensation was handled. Each.made It don for player selectia rights. Acquired Emery - . Sews, make r mistake about It, tle players . '. amag well as additional hospital benefits. moorvilised, wide receiver-runrino appear like a victory for his side. I based on " of bets) At that point, ft have the riot to will Doc in 190, accept a Clam Oat turns Miller also aid mm imPortut gains were • bscL from the New York Oie'*s tiatt..ei In a two-page statement, Grebey iaid, "A reopen the portion Cl a basic agreement back the dock." made in the minimum sta ndards for safety mldeiei'vund for a 1SI aft GAI N Pct. compromise agreement on compensation covering such compen tion to cau a 31132 4 .344 Among the gains Miller cited in the new and halth that would be maintained hi locker itz.St L Now Englignill — Signed trot paved the way to the new badc agreement,," strike over the imm if I SM - 37 143 A Z6 savement were: . .roomL The new agreement also calls for an John p Kimbrough, the third. p agent St.L drcL i Grebey said a four-roan co mittee - with ilaLsing players mitinsun salaries In Increase In the limit on consecutive scheduled . MII1 qu At a aibee ent pr conf, round aft choke of the aunaio 34131 44 .4 5mlth. LA two men represerift the owners and two the ukL llft propoul Was a put asIda the Ism iWM from 01,MO to $30,W0 and then to i? iii s3.w soill in it". ,Tmeft St.L . daying dat" to 30 Larson from their ___ Ok homa city la - Major League Players Association, disagreed a greement by Feb. 1, U clubs may - — - . - J. V /,. d Press International Hou W L Pct. 08 - ' V Sea . ----_--.=iI1i"t`I11 zz:~ ~ --Guidry (50). L -Mirabellb (A 3). HRs--New York, Randolph V 2.3) at By United Press International 3-2), 7:30 Friday p.m. Hockey Mivvwsota (Ericson 0.2) at Bottalo- Signed Boston College (14"S ,MlIwiuk Cs -3), •° center Bill Army. pm. laseball -. - Foth. 23 14 .6fl — " It .513 Detroit $attimor - V - Carlton, and Honeycutt, 7 the two. Gomez thought that dragged his team down Friday af Texas _ - so; 'Blbby.S-l; - for • Redfern, Minn 6 2; ilone, Ball 6-3; eight pitchers tied with S Earned Run Average ,(Norris 5-2), 4:30 p.m. ____ - NY Cleveland (Waits 3-5) at 11 O Boston (Bililngham Renko 2-0),, 2:20 p.m. of the fifth, and single and Steve Hickaco a mghtly ritual Hnmr: - ..w___w_ I Tired Dodgers Drop 2-0 Contest 5-3; Vuckovich, Si.L -5.4. Am e ri c an e • - à16.l4wIn over the White. ,,~- - _r !!~'.. ..IVII V ltn NationalLeague Roun d up and Texas 3 Oakland 1 Kan City 13 Caiffornla9 ' — Victories Friday's Results ~ .1 ~ damm his team to . Bob Staley and Tom Burgmeier combined on a four-hitter and Butch Hobson, Jack Brohamer and Carl Yastrzernski crac ked home runs to power Boston. 1 Orioles 5, Detroit 3 - played the waiting game, and Chicago Manager Preston Oakland ____ leading , .. - V SumbrV. Bait, Carew, Cal and • wiliL Tex 12. Toroeo (Clancy 31). 1:30 P.M. in Friday's action In the home run, Mike Holcomb dith. Vft we cat in the TWAU Z1 14 1 TOTAU 9.11 0 ed a double and Billy botban Cl the mug. David ,.s, Senford - Pee Wee League, Adcock Roofing nipped Penick dapW a single for. Rradlier, wis Mot trft "wo aw. V no m it Weatalde Merchants 17-16 the three SOWnole Petriolewn to score on a wild pitch. But $UMIIOtI after falling behind five times hits. Travis Sawyer walked and 11,11117'aft:11111111111 n N CAM dwing the game. Adcock RoofWg battled Brian Howard WW Tim hk"Aw 'M4Ø I Stieua 1 -EI Eddie Korgan tamed from behind three times 'and Grdiwn slapped bsck.to-heck Pscl 'II $ I 1 1vo 32minals Petroleum with finally OW ft own at 13-13 singles w* tlee hits and struck out six, after four inungi. for the wiimI1g rn, - 1 na I 0 V WINIas , S S NkS $ Graham. slapped thres * . :-• would have ion tlreeci Atlantic Bank's seven '' $ $ • fi'= s saf eties, Including a double, game after fo*a' Iyjgi; but a .1U for Adcock Roog LewIs I I I 6 Lww - I I' s Seminole Petroleum runnW In the semnd inning and Burnett Was ftgton 11111111111111 TOTAU 7 2 TOTAU II S -, jwnpedosittoa6.Olead before nilsaedbomeplateandblsnm added a. .pair of one-taggeri. , p ow rn 2S.—A *es.t Atlantic Bank pushed four was w1liflied on appeal. . iiiiii Travis Picktain bit a Wink Aftak w ni ght by Moreno, ffill 1.70; Maluls, All 1.90i Jones, So 1.94; Sutton, LA 2m; IS 21 .417 concerned about his backgammon game. • (based on 31 innings pitche,1 National League — Palmer, 16 21 .432 Seattle • ____ k, V Montreal 7,Cincinnati 4 a.nd Pittsburgh 5, San Francisco 4, in 13'innings. Robin Yount cracked his seven%khonier of the season In the ,-. ,, , fi rs t wr a walkw i all, fl doubled and came home on OglI%ie's sacrifice fly. In other games, Boston beat Cleveland, 4-1, Baltimore downed Detroit, 5-3, New York topped Toronto, 7-3, Texas defeated Oakland, 3-1, Kansas City outlasted Ca lifornia, 131, ,, Texas '.- _ lPut ' 0, New Yak Mets 2, Atlanta 1, Philadelphia 3, Houston 0, dreaux three Umes. including an inning-ending doubleplay In the six th , be fore allowing the Twins' left fielder a single in the ninth. ( iS; Cedeno. Hou 13; North, SF 12. 7:00 4). 5:05 LA W L Pct. Mmm __ • a0d Seattle drubbed Chicago, 64. Over in the National League, it was Chicago ' 2. Los Angeles "I really wanted to stop him," said Travers, who got Lan. ' pi 30; Stolen Bases National League — West P=y's biggest concerns o( the evening t02 1 -- For his part, Travers was disappointed he had not stopped Ken't.andreaux' hitting streak at 23 games. Chicago - Orange Friday (Vuckovich New York were filling In gaps in the offensive line and Id lbS Luzinskl ' Houston (Anduar 0-1) at Philadelphia 4.3), (Ruthven n 51a1tlDg, quarterbsck Qarience Sipplo end tlate in lbS V I. - -. Cracic another fast ball." Velez, Son Francisco (Whitson 2-5) - * game for.th ,- p.m. i t Calif - -V " lead. I was looking for a brealung ball out he threw me LA 29 l(nl"t Cm McBride: cBride Phil and Hendrick. St.L 75. ' American League — Ogilvie, at - P.M. have to start thinking about for the fall." - - 32 119 40 .336 League - * Garvey, S1W . - - V•V third-inning shot off Pete Redfern, 2-6, that gave Milwaukee a Nallit -, - -_ - #• - Raiders, one is Regg[e Butler, 6'6" post player from Sanford High School, and Greg Brooks, 6'S", very strong Jumper from Winchester Kentucky. The third La Eric Ervin, 5'9" guard from "It was funny," he said of his league-leading Ilth homer, a Md '' - Although the While oquald wu a fiftb dow - ' Los Angeles (Welch 3-1) at 3-4). 2:15 V Chicago (Krukow i evaluate what changes we need to make to get - with Don Money Runs Batted In . fall realy for nut week's jamboree &W what we \ ~T, / . r Travis Flier 30 103 35 .o 37 14S 49 130 . Now - York (Zachry 0-2). 2:os Mil and Oliver, Tax 30; Bell, —Tribe coach Jerry Posey headed for the halftime break-up by a 18.0 I0 0- Today's Games (All times EDT) Atlanta (Alexander 1-2) - - Sin D iego 2. St. - W Sanford Little American team scored once In the fowth walk, double by Mat aide Merchants. League title Friday night with andAtlanticEank then oc'ed Psgliau1, end a ckWe by . ADCOCX a had-fought 8-7 win over theie times In U* bottom of MM1ceon to ocore two loop'.,. w AD Al i N Seminole Petroleum, the fifth to take the lead for nina. MURC$A$T$ $ Atlantic Bank, 15-1, has a the first time Clay Hickman Al I t Sr*a A dcock Roofing matched Lasia,d I $ S WUS.s $2 1 I four-game lead over Flagship and Korgan lit singles In the lbS aC(fth6 In t he bottom Cl Jihei ° II $ $' Bank, 114, with four games fifth and Ashoraft 4 $ 2 the fif th, sending the game $1 3 Meac I t remaining.- Seminole his double. s..m • • th u1€. Atirinarn also hit a 'double tido $ S a Lassr I. i • Patroleasu fell to 9.7 and was Poet,.ft a ii mathematically 'eliminated for the winners. 4 1-; Causr Weatsids Merchants picked two I'S S 1$ I IreaSme 1$ I from the pNrantrac.. ReglnaldHayesbluted a uponerunththeopClthe *1 Warm $15 lawyer iii Intrasquód - Philadelphia 3, Houston 0 Montreal 7. Cincinnati 4 citminsd up Poony "Now its back to Atlantic Bank moved to runs acroos enjoyed a -. le American L eague Williams f or the conversion peas and Orange I -. There are three other players close to sigrdng with the "is thatwhat'it is?" asked0glivie, loo" up from his game 34 140 48 .3A3 - Montreal at Cinclrmatl "We got mne good work in tonight," Was More Tor 9; Jackson. NY ___ and- _J____ isk~ - n r ' - ) ' -. Unite& Press International * in six official at-bats and Ben Oglivie hit his fifth home *run Bill Tra vers hurled a four hit shutout but neither of them was . - need to work on' cracked ovw ft goal Um oa an 11-yard on 001ivie 20 19 .513 41 and Schmidt, Phil 11; Garvey, 16 23 .410 it"? LA 9; Kingman, Chi 8; Martin, I San Fran 13 22 .371 91,3 Chi, Baker and Smith, LA Friday's Results . American League - 'ii . ploying his all..arovnd talent in the offensive end dzenslve bachfields. Guy was sidelined With toOsilitiL aner S iviove (loser Seminole's Mil Home Runs National League — Son Francisco of Pittsburgh Los Angeles of Chicago Son Diego of St. Louis much of the first half, Pace and his Orangemen struck again shortly before Intannisslon when the rambling fullback - 2'. Sunda' ames N ew GYork Houston at Philadelphia cosch may use both ways this year, em- , .566 .553 Atlanta at r After 50W the White offense thiroughout ', American League Roundup 34 ]Ill 41 .347 Wathan, KC "Son Dlego i' r the most work. We'll drill on specialty teams to so we can be set Ior uat," Cinoed out the Sesnhrle coach. ' D 130 10 Cooper p.m. 3fr(*8g running performances to help White bounce back with 14 thIrd quarter 1o1.nts. Edwards found pay dirt first on a nicely - 21 16 21 17 - _. Cinc l -1 . defensive backlield, both affected by gmduation and the al-Aft of player personnel. "I'd Say those two areas an whom we wed . Buckner, Chi Remy'. Bas 0 Pittsburgh (Candelarla 2-2). I 05 P.M. squad Friday 'night was the strong running fullback Wayne Pace. Pace scored a pair of Mmt halfback Jim Voltoline pulW the tearn back Lito the contest with a big third quarter. half touchdowns to lead the Orange to a I&I4 VOIWW and Vince Edwards turned in V 29 103 33 .314 36 132 41 .311 vein, tor 14 23 .378 Houston around and w here margin, Dd.253 • Intrasquad win over the White team. •. strong . St. Louis Louis we . * F . .. Ii-'- .W I ,&..~. ;-"., IW I f... 4 ., , I Z71., 1. 1. I I . :*. .".'Lir . ..., W 111111111111111111111111 I I 11, ; I I I . I... - .ri%, ! . _1'. A, , I... TA. 1 , -,. . 1_.; 1. I 1, I '.." .. . . . I 6 *4, ' ~%, I V C*deno. Hou Cruz, Hou Yount, S", 14 21 .400 I . I I and led his team to two very successful seasons. Daytona 3eabreeze High School, Aft Conference and a member - Trammll, Def . ,,."_-Pr .. . 4 year,. oUlie State Junior AU team. Very quick, gid ball handler, indrjtent. • • National League Son Diego (Jones 4-2) of St. PhIl tackle play Ir ARIVII0, 9399" A pleasant surprise e or CITY POWERFUL .?t ' i , • White punter John Polk-gets set to boot his squad I? I 'k" 'iZ,, - -c,. 16 18 -*71 New York - ft period edge. - . . - • V A.W - Chicago -- fJ . pered in for the conversion to give Orange an - F_ . I _____ team V"e in two runs Friday night to help the 1/2 - nee ,o mowe provement just W L Pct. 00 / We'll need to fake a look Julius Griffin took a wide pitchout from Oranga quarterback Jeff Litton and =am- • V '-'u. 1 mhefl's . i. vast [m- G AS H Pct.' W L PCI as , . • V iI( • . i~ ;~~ : ' ,4_~ Jon Sterling, 6'4", good Jumper and should this Jon Is a graduate of Winter Park High School. Jesse Woods, 510" was chosen for the Class 'A' All State for the 1980 season. He played at Everglades High School Keith Whitney, 5'10"; Keith was point guard on the most ..- qb I • - Orange Squalid out in front late in the find ckla t,litichdown run. - ,,, a... . -- - a performer and is considered one iii the best basketball players to come it of the Central Florida area this year. successful Sanfor(t basketball tean that ,ent to the State iiiènCKith 1ôpjiiiñd1shed- out many - . Wayne Pace The stockily-built bill carrier WZh5d the I. I. .~ . ,t, I _. V .. was SCOREBOARD .- guy is sador Robert Guy, who the Seminole Pooey's tam Was that of Orange fullback ) —•-' V . . -- OneIn&viduMeffortthatoi*htaaml1eto V 4 . .1 1.%., . , .. .- . CompetItion for cross country will take place during themonil3eptember,October,andNoember. -- V .• - -'-- - performance of hls,grlddera in their first real acrImmse action of the spring, . 0 School. He i'* V•V - Seminole boss. Posey singled out linebacker Lenny Sutton as also turning in a solid int.raaquad effort "One guy we wanted to take a look at tonight couldn't play," explained Posey. That . J~- - smell out a play 11 complimented ft ' though'—Posey. I Athletic Association and received a nice trophy for this accomplishment. Arthur was selected for the All Metro team both as a junior and senior and was MVP for the Boone team. good, decent team." "He doesn't have the size or the bulk but ba reads the ball tremendously and can really '. If, men's Lntramurals at Rollins, and some other students who I know to be fine runners. With the Interest and talent I've seen displayed so far, we should have a Fig g ht Ru4A V . ' the man expected to fill a graduating of biggest question marks 'i - 'tai' Brown. , "He was all over the place," Posey praised defensive backfield V / who currently holds the record for the fastest mile in Arthur Jackson, 6'0"', averaged 17 ppg for Boone High selected as the Most Outstanding Basketball player In Central Florida by the Orlando Amateur sport," he said. "Included among them was the student . I went' on they b1th seemed to warm up to Um contact' and really loosened up.,, Anothe r player that caught the eyes of the entire staff was middle linebacker Kelvin . V .â OrPnizational meeting for the strictly qon-wholarship - first" observed Posev "But squadcoach Jerry. Posey pleased at On over" 'V 41 - - for a big man. The coaches feel that Darrel will be one of the best big men to play in the junior college ranks this year. V . P:V V ' V - victory. - - - Sundsy,May2LlflG-3B - Travis Fler, 61". Travis played at Largo High School, Largo, F1. He was selected to play on the State Junior AAU team where he in the contention for a in starting position. Travis is considered oneis of top guards the state and is really consideraii a ,blue chip' player. a, . Darrel Smith, 67' Darrel is another 'blue chip' player considerlid —' "I made a visit to the campus and liked what I saw,"' Filer about his choice of the Raiders. "Coach Sterling seems can play junior college ball from his performance last, season as a freshman. Shawn Britton, 6'3" player from Spruce Creek High School, Daytona Beach; averaged 19 ppg, made the AU Five Star Conference team and was MVP of his team. Shawn also was chosen to play on the Five Star All Star team. - - college sint gun David Thomas, 6'5", another one of the fine Sanford players that the coaches feel has great potential and should only im. prove on the college level. like the kind of coach I want to play for" Doug Dershimer, 6'O". Doug La a smart ball player that Filer was recruited by several other colleges including g shoots well, also can pass the basketball and was a member of Southwestern Louisiana the Five Star AU Star team as well as a member of the Five He plans on majoring in business or broad casting. "We're tickled to death to get Travis" added Raider Star All Conference team. Reggie Barnes, 6'2" played for Coach Greg Robinson's team assistant Tony Mandevi lle. "He can play just about anywhere and from what we've seen at the AAU workouts he La no doubt at Lake Howell High School and is a very sound, fundamental player that proved to be very consistent in all areas of play one of the best athletes in the state." Everett Harner, 6'5". Only returning letterman from last duringhiseenloryear.RegglewasanAllFiveStarCon!erence g btnt for White. Voltoline made the second con'version good onathree yardnin tocloseoutDhe evepj's scoring with Orange hanging on for its slim fthaUbelonedtotheOrangeuad k the exchange with halfback Williams as Oviedo's Black - t It. - Lu become an outstanding to Tennessee Darrel La a strong rebounder and has good mile course mapped out here at Rollins but, due to our location, traf fic is a bi problem. Seminole and UCF have good c ourses away from highways and traffic Is no concern." offIe Is optimistic about the team's first year. "Between 15 and ) students showed up at:the initial executed nyard piWhout for the first touch. down while Johnny Littles Wrned on thie juice ' ,1- 141 "' - . . eA in . trasquad overtime 11 . - . l V one of his two rushing scores as in Lion's ifl V4 V 4 players in Florida year's team. Everett is an aggressive player and proved he Alk .A , i a Black quarterback Robert Isner breaks loose for rolls during a first period touchdown drive. . . -- - '~ ,~- : I'), ,% : t V V - Keith has all the tools V Course. Coach Cottle explained, "We have our own five - - A* . ~ I graduating seniors Wed. - _____ *i V Ma$or League Standings 0. I 0-~ k-P, I'll • Ovtedo will play Its - 1'~&) , '11011111; , baseball CoaCh. Coach Coffle hopes to schedule at least four meets with other schools in the Sunshine State Conference, along with a conference meet In November, 1980. In addition, meets with the University of Flor ida WKI South Florida may be added. The Tars will train on the Rollins campus, but will most likely use either Seminole Community College's or the Uni versity of Central FlQrlda's cross country Orange Edges White I . V terc011egiate sports. Boyd Coffie was selected to coach . -dw Tar.Thinclads in addition to his role as head - --- t .76.wl/ . . .i ".4 - 111 I I ______ I, - I,A, ' '- 1i - ntipue ' 80 Recruiting Bonanza Travis Filer. . Filer helped the Largo Packers to their first.500 season in 15 years with a healthy 22.3 points per game average In addition to handing ovt five assists and coming up with an average of three steals per game while playing for c6ach Minson Rubin Filer's cat-quick, all-around ability has also earned him a spot on the state Junior AAU team, comprised of the top pre Organization a school must compete in a least six in- 4, But for the most part, the ball is like handing off to the neaday at Lyman, while the fleet-footed Cleveland had a biggest kid on the block and Greyhounds participate In the quiet afternoon, watching him run over county Jamboree next --- -• f "Giving him (Williams) the I . . WINTER PARK — Rollinscollege has added men's and women's cross country to its Igs"I intercollegiate schedule, bringing ft total of NCAA competitive sports to SU. In order to belong to the NCAA - It's just taking Audie some everyone," observeil Lion. Thursday at Sanford. . ) .4 • I. . - ____ - rl. 0 81-yards on 16 carrIes. yard scoring strike. - ~ - EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl . Herald Sports Editor Coach Joe Sterling and his Sem1noe Community College Raider basketball squad continues to take solid shape with tl announcement of the official signing of Largo High Turs"AddWomen's C-Country so ' Mike Oliver and Tony undefeated regular season By JOE . standing alone in the endzone sairrimage, and he plowed for to unite as a tearrL91 Frida y night's Lion intrasquad . ~ . I '. I . I- . . B . - . V IN ' Quarterback Robert Isner Isner and Jody Huggins,. "Itseemed as If everyone was down on me. rushed for a pair Cl touch- Montgomery replied, "But I have no doubt In my downs and 85-yards in a losing "Thj've both come along mind that I can do the job this effort for the Black team, fine during the spring.., we'll year. I'm theowing the bail Support came -from running be able to tell more afte r fairly well. And my team- back Frank Joyce who week's jamboree." mates seem to be behind me." struggled for 60-yards along One would think that His receivers seemed to be with Lyman transfer Dean Montgomery would be behind the Blue team's Preising who talliedS9-yards. pessimistic coming off an .. Raiders S PORTS ! V , L ,. •,, '.,V,Our' ruOvOS P ho tos uy ,om viflCOfli ... i at this time last year, when is Joreign to most of the We know what people like presented a pair of opposite But with. the emergence of Wrider threw for 2ayards Jeff Meyers had ma4e it dear playem But we're slowly Pagels (Troy) wA Wil 111k m senior guarterback Mike offensive strategies. and three tmichdowns Friday' he wouldn't play football in working we out some of On kinks, can do on defense. So we're Greyhound coach Bill Scott Andria* Scott intends to put in leading his gold team to a his senior year. But after a and should be ready for the - trying them on offense while revealed his new "run and the b , , 2&12 victory. we have the opportunity." series of meetings with the f&IL shoot" offense in the 13lue- next LD 1. ' .Ajilriano throws the ball Oviedo showcased its The 235 lb. Pagels was ,,This is my type of of. coaches during the surnmer, Gold intrasquad game, while Oviedo's Joe Montgomery well, ,and he can scramble fense," Andriano said. "'It Meyers chose to stick with running offense in Friday WWI*d from the defensive s triple over- line to offensive tackle evening's ball," Scott said gives me the opportunity to football. used his conservative rushing witij was really discomaraged time victory for the orange "I When asked of Um quar. He offense in the nightcap. apparently given throw the ball more." last year," Andriano replied. squad. terback situation between - .. . Co Eli — By BENION WOOD Last season though, Scott time to adjust to the new coach Joe Montgomery. The past two sesons Scott Andriano orders to serki the tII with Herald Sports Writer to have offense," Scott commented. "We're has baslcally1used a running pigskin into orbit at every wasn't as Andriano at the helm It "We're bound to make scene of our players by using ff th ense, utljzlng e abi li ties opportunity Friday's footba ll double o e the o e e them at different IX)MUOIIL us ff ns job would be his mistakes beca appeared t he ba cktAudje header at L)man high school of tajl The strong armed let- . - . - t -- . . 1. . r .I - - anxious . +- V Mai1 Oyiedo Gunds It Out Air I . - fl I I Grey-h_ounds Try- _I Z.~,-~-,:-4X_VM.-=:r-- - 1 , f lB Even 9H.raIdSanord,FI • - V -- - 5 4, -- - 4. .. _.-.----- - I V - - - V . m _ . _ ___ _ _ - V V V - -V , - - �. -S --. - -- --r, .- ,- - -. - - U ..----------- 5*. -v __5 t .---.. 5- - •.•• -'-V- - I -. - •f. .-.5.. -5---- -. .--...--- - '-5.,. p . _ - i - •---. ics-. _.___*l.-t,_ rku -5-. .v -' 5 • I.'1J'1 h11;4 , i, I 0. - . - -' -5----. Legal Notice LegaiNotice IN THE COUteTY COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLOR : NOTICE OF INNTION BankofSanfod.:FIoracor poration, .. - CLASSHED ADS - I I 'j%#I LL LVII U.U. IflClUOO. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. ' _ . NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER in the Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: - -. ' - . 2,,.,': . -. 4 - - TY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CASE NO. SQ-S4&CA-0.L FLOP IDA. AMENDING SEC THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF RUDOLF F. SWARCKOF, Plaintiff, lION 26 30 OF THE CODE OF Tills NOTICE. to file with the ORDl1ANCES'QF. THE CITY OF clerk of the atve court a written iLrAMO SPRlNS...FLOIj' satementofnycIa'i08ord.ma.vd I4ENY-G. GREEN and- ESA DA. ESTAB15HlNG AATES thè7may have. Each claim must GREN,-1iJsitte, Defendants FOR USERS OF THE SERVICES beinwritingandmtf%t indicatethe NOTICE OF ACTION OF IfIE SEWER SYSTEM FUR. basis for the claim, the name Dnd TO NISHED TO PROPERTIES 10 addressbfthe creditor or his agent CArED WITHIN THE CIJY; HENRY G. GREEN and attorney. and Ihe amount RESA. GREEN, his wife PROVIDING THAT THE CODE claimed, If the claim is not yet -- - --_____ - ___________ ___________ - W40 ... L1ST5-13trour,&ctic ve.& 1t St. Black'1'ltBu1with months oldwhite chest, Children griev'ig. i2212.15. -- - - - - ___________________________ .. - ________________ ctiii - SUNTANCENTER - T'iis is theopportunity you have beenwaitingfOr-..NoWyOUcan make big profits as the owner of a Sunburst International Tann,ll'r ciisto - - - - -- - -' -' - - , -- ' - - . - RN'S - LPN'S - - . Nill care of your children in my home. Fenced I Mreened play area. 6am. too pin., before & after school. M0C. thru Sat., - . - - _ Publish: May 25, June 1, 1950 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DEW.104 by the City of Allamonte Springs. CITY OF Florida, that th• Commission will ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. hold a public hearing to consider FLORIDA ___________________________ -. 80, entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING' THE CODE OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CONSIDER Iherlycornerod Tract 3of Platof ADOPTIONOF PROPOSEDORDINANCE Surv.yforlhomasGraham,Fern Park,FIorldaasrecordedlnDeid 322-2105. NorlherlylinsofsaidTract3tothe - ' ' . ., I '' - .f.,it; 322-18)3 Cre.tiveExpresslor 4j '' : 18-Help Wanted Fiberglass L.mI.tors Ex. perlenced, only, Excellent company benefit 10 paid holidays, Insuranc an Equal - ' - ' . to -. ' ' - are on - - - - - - - - '1 - . - -. - ' . - - -. - - -- - . _______________ _____________________ - . - -. .' -. - REALTORS 2 3 - 2222 3 2 2-2420 REALTOR CENTURY 21 SUNDAY 11P.M. MAYFAIR VILLAS' ERA BROWN NAUGAHYDE SOFA .E)tent cond.$12S '32f 0102 ' .,.-- -. . . - ' ACROSS-MAYFAIR COUNTRYCLUB Deliohtful 213 BR . 2B condo /E7/i :..._.. Ihe heart of Lake Mary. Only etectrlc.$lllpermo. Nopets. 323-9040.. CASHIERS REALTORS 27)0 Sanford Ave. 322 7972 _____________________________ SURPRISING COMFORT in this Ipe 2 BR older home. Modifnixed.. CH&A. convenient location. 117.250. - -- £10114 Sew. Macn,,1S0 - FRICKE & FRICKE , REALTORS, MLS Mary - -- , 2525 3BEDROOM,II.1BATHS,AIR& HEAT, SCREENED PATIO. VALENCIA COURT. 133,900. _____________________ GOLDSBORO $700 down, 1230 mo. 3 BR, lB. w-w carpet, gas heat, newly refurbished inside ROOM, AIRI HEAT. ELEGANT 2 STORY ON 1 ACRE $21,700. Call 322 0718 ______ ___________ ___________ NEAR LAKE MONROE. 174.900. VACUUMS-RAINBOW Superhours.Goodpey. - 323-2222 ' WAITRESSES ____ 912 French ___________ 31A-,pexes - , 2 BR Duplex in Deltona, furn., Ref. & Stove. Central Ave. Blvd. 322-5253 . Amsricifl Wood Products MIII Office, 200 MarS' yin Ave., Longwood between. m. I. 11a.m. References r• irid. _________________________ . 10 Complete Offices 139 7020 LONGWOOD _____________________ I 'I OFFICE FURNITURE -lOComplete Offices 337070LONGWOOD & 3.11. Apply in person Lakeview Nuriing Center 91 E. 2nd St. TRANSCRIPTIONIST LiC. REAL ESTATE Broker - 8344200 _______________ -____________ ___________ INVEST IN YOUR OWN 5 ACRES.nicelywoodedandnot MICROWAVE balance $391,119 monthly. 9 ACR ES-Near Sanford, $4000 per acre Owner will finance with 29 pct. down. 322-2519. 46-Commercial Property ---- ___________________ - 62-Lawn-Gar*n . -- - A '" - . - " . - Good Full S.rvlc.M.chonlc, Exc•lhnt Oppon for Right Psrson $ C3rtIfld Pr.ferr.d, Full I.n.flts. iaiiv - - 11*101 2201 $.rre.sict Suite 4 0 - - SantOFe Fl: ' . . '. , -. -_______ . - 322.121 S.UW.istSt. . SANFORD- - - HOUR lB a22-9283 1,24 ___________________ - EquaiQpportunityEmploysr ' .,. . I - : - - - 5--' - , TRACTOR--US Case, like new. 53,995or trade for late model truck. Call 327 6793. 19" Color portable in good condition. Warranty, financlip. No down payment. Pay -- ____________ or Ill monthly. BAKS LAKEFRONT DREAM HOME on Lake Jessup. 4 Berm, bath, owner will hold mor. tgage. Come this dream hQmL Sat., or Sun. I-I p.m. Follow signs from corner of 419 1 Tuscawilla Rd, or call office. see - good hom..I mo. old, all sPots & clipped. Housebroken, good with chilen. Call Janet at 323632$. . - BROKEN 2439$. MyçtidAve. - - 'Orlando 327-lW 5 - - 4t4I " - ' - , - ' ' . ,. . Concrete Wark - - -, Saturday 10:00 AM If you're In the business of building your busines....use the Classified Ads often. ________________ __________________ ____ KAWASKI.lOO Enduro -Mint cond. Tires t dirt tires, new ghoul Helmet. $330. Firm, $31. - May 31 Uquldatlon of Hycj. ManI. Shop • Boat Mant. • C'ay Pipe Manf. • Over 350 Lots of'Hyd, parts • Equipment • Wood Woking Tools • New Boats • Boat Molds • Parts a Trucks • Over Head Cranes • Ban Saws • 3-5 millIon B.T.U. Air Flow Dryers (6) 35' x 125' * 8' • Ai Compressors & Related equipment. Complete FOR MORE INFORMATION OR FREE BROCHURE CALL OR WRITE . Tomorrow Realty & AUction Co. P.O. Box 1328. Lpngwood, Florida 32750 ,-, (305)862.3363' --___________ 1 Hey Kids: Looking for an extra dollar? Ask Mom 8. Dad to let you have a Classified d garage sale. . - - T&JSTONECO The King of The Rock All lypes of stone, interior. exterIor. - Exteriors 999. Commercial- to 5399• PAINT BRAND (YOUR CHOICE) residential. Specialty: decorative fIreplaces (in- FACIA BOARDS $19 00 stalled). Call John 331 0377. free estimates. 423-4832 All work guaranteed & includes scraping & m,idew removal Furn, Refinishing Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Inside & outside screened runs Off floor sleeping boxes, insulated, shady kennels, circulatIng fans Alse Air conditioned cages. We cater to your pets. 322 5757. Handyman - QUALITY PAINTING & HANDYMAN. Carpentry, Repairs. Plumbing, etc. Free est. Ph. 323-4955 after S p.m. KELLCO PAINTING L'cense-d & Reasonable. Quality Free Est 641 00.48 Creative Surtaces tic . special izing in repainting, nt & est, wallpaper, wall texing. wooci staining Free Ext Alter you have called the rest call the besl 862 3592. Painting & Repair Trent Painting & Repair Interioq'& Exterior Free Est 322 3558 Photography - Hon* lflçroven Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement Øtotos or color Sx%0. 373825$ -a- Rebuild Condemned Hous*i 5.0. BALINT 322-5463 - Retmd,ling TT - - Home Repair SERVICES UNLIMITED New or Old. Small or Large, InsId, or Outside, Top or Bottom. We do it ALl, Home Repair 1Remodeling. Fences. roof, carpet, plumb, patio, itC. etc., etc. Chances s.c If we can't do it no one can. 211r. 322-0771 How. Osrnthi Housewivs Cleaning Sire Ice Persona Iliad, fist- dependable Regularpritimebasis 'We do wssh windows 07-SOBS - V Painting - Carpentry, Painting, Mllnt, of all types. Llc. Bonded .333.4$ Insured 53443w Marion IrdustrIal Complex & O.M.E. Inc. 5111 S.W. Pine 'Ave • Ocala, Florida i 1ve323)SN LONGW000 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AREA Wewant you tpseeItis3b'm,3 bath, CS hGme with lots of living and beautiful large treed lot. $44,100. P.S. Abig doublecarport toot - Mowing, Edging, etc. I Time, Vacation or all season 322 0210 Fireplaces Sanford AUCTION ______________ . - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT area, " Lawn Care GWALTNEY JEWELER 201S. Park Ave. 322 6309 1 Man, 4ualltyoperation INC. • .EALTORS "a TOP SOIL & FILL DIRT. LAP4OCLEARIPIG 8. BULLDOZING. 373 8590. S yrs. exp. PatIos, Driveways, etc. Wayne Be.l. 327.133,5 REALTOR MIS' 312467$ -- -- ___________________ i - L 2113 French Ave. TEIlM$ Full Sittiement Sale Day by Cash or Latter of Credit with All Checks Inspsctlon Thursday I FrIdly • May29 & 30-. 10am. loS p.m. ' Bulldozing, Clearing, Lfackhoe Service Ditches, culverts, ponds. Call 831 2013 - Groonthig & Boarding _________________________ Black Malecock-a p00. Free to. Land Clearing MEINTZERTIL.E A OK TiIE 322 7150 -NEWTIRES$19.I9IUP IRISH SETTERS-'2 Females, spiyed with papers. To owner with big yard, 125 ea. 323 3623. - - - ------ -____ TELEVISION-RCA 1971 CB17S 1972 51100 1977 C5350 1972 CB7SO 1973 CL3SO C5350 1971 CR125 1975 CB3eOT 1976 CBSOOT 62-A--Farm EquIpment _ - _________________________ - -'---I - kEFINISHING-Toucp, up & misc repairs at re4sonable prices. Estimates. 327 7496 FOR SALE - 65-PetsSuppIies Gu ACTION HONDA ____________________ ---- -- -. ' - ____________________ _____________________ Call Clark & Hirt 323-7560 - ,...., .4 no,,. Call 322 7611 or 831 9993 78-4Mtorcycs _______________________ , '--" _____________________ . Call or SoS J. D. Hsmpgfl ____ ' - ___________ - - EIGLER"REALTY - ---- TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. 1493.75. Sal $153.16 or $17 mo. Agent 239-S3$6. - 49-B Water Front Property _ 5- ' - - Frorn$lOto$,30 Call 322 1631, 327 4460 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL . . ----- The weather IS perfect for a backyard sale sell 331 1887 PATIOS - SIDEWALKS DRIVE WAYS 322 ISIS alter 6 CARS 1. Top Dollar Paid for junk I Used cars, trucks I. heavy equip 322 5990, __________________ ________________________ DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. QOP. ORIEDIN, DOORS & INDOWS. SHELL ONLY ,900 WILL COMPLETE AT - , iiTNK For junk cars & trucks ToIlPreelSOO132?957 . - - 600dUSedTV's,$25&up MILLERS 2óI9OrlandoOr Ph 3220332 ' - FOR $$OTO$SOOCASH Lawnmowers. WseH the bestl - , - - - - Cloth Repair ____________ -___________________ __________________ --- Irom Noll's Sanford Furniture Willbuylst&2ndmortgates.We also make Real Estale & BusIness loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando, 422-2976 - - speci.tty,2Syrs. Exp.$es-5.542 -_ . ' - - -- _______________________ --- 47.ortga9es Boug & Sold _____________________ ____________ ____________ Lic. cramicTlIs _____________________________ lOCompliteOffices 3397070 LONGW000 yJ. - - -- - - 43....Lots-Acreage . ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING 'Special Rates for Complexes Free Estimales . 5300070 24 hr. •CASH.VISA-MC. .SANFORD AUCTION. 1215 S. FRENCH AVE. .323-7340. 1 77-Junk Cars .Removec csii i, Tint & Steam extraction much to ______________________ takingup5pacewiItfawat in the Herald 3722811 or 531. PLUMBING BUSINESS cornplate w-inventory I real estate. Call W. Maliczowski, REALTOR 3fl 7953. '3394509 LIt, Sylvan are., 701 Bldg 335-0301 E.AitamonteDr. Terms. Call W. ________________________ Maliqowskl, 3E0ROOM WITH EAT.IN S REALTOR, 322.7913. ITCHEN, OPEN PORCH, ______________________ BAR.MIDQLE SCHOOL. 2O,sCO. .. ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS 'oCKETT LOG HOME RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER 15322-2611. RIPARED FOR 3 LOROOM, 3 BATH OIl 00010 CORNER LOT. EW LOG WALLS, tRUSS N..d Imm.dlat.ly - Equal STOP AND SHINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work.. there wouldn't be any. , gOod clean modern ad too '- '.;' SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARS' Batt & Blown CUSTOM IN SULAT ION CO 323 1153or 8)1 1770 Free est CARPET & FURNITURE CLEANING I _______________________ 323-1711 UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. _______ ____________ traIler on 2i acres of fenced paslure. $250 mo. + $150 ;,curity. Inquire at 1513 Summerlin Aye, - 3 BEDROOM Off CORNER '1SO'x)31' FOR COUNTRY LIVING NEAR LAKE JESSUP. 532,500. 2EDROOM FAMILY ROOM, II 1. HEAT. NEW APPLINCES. DEDARy. $33,500. For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, filing cab. I chairs. Many Items to choose from. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, I;. 92, So. of Sanford 322 5721 CHAIRS, 61 matching, black vinyl, with brass accent, excellent condition, Sanford AUction, 1215 S French Ave. 7340. GAS RANGES. Reconditioned, Guaranteed. Sanford Auction, 1715 French (17 921 323 7340. IIOIP4.MjIl$ LOTS, SANFORD AVE. gop ZONED C2. . H ER B'S TV 2.597S. Sanford Ave. has probe. Originally $619. _____________________ 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON 2 MECHANIC'' - - - - See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front I, rear BR's. RMOI. $29,900. - - •Opportunitymployer-M-f- -_-- IñsuIatIi - New or repair, leaky showerS oUr listi 60-A-Business Equip. Washer repo. GE deluxe model.SOld crig. 1109.33, used short time. Bal. $119.11 or $19.33 mo. Agent 3391386. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES CARPORT ON LARGE 3$O3OrlandoOr. 323-5200 CORNER 25TH ST. ZONED VA&FHAFinanclng ConvenIent, choice location. 126.300. . 42-Wbjle -. . - furniture, ___________________ ________________ ________________________ 5-..__S _______________________ -- - 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, BY OWNER 3 Berm, 2 Bath.' carpeted, VOLUSIA COUNTY-3 Acre $13,300. ciliA, carport, $41,900, assume $15,000 rntg. 7 pcI. WEHAN0LEftENTS 7I4PASADENAAVE., CALL3I3$7?INQW LONGW000S3%-2379 'E*psrl.ncedlnPIo$pltalmidiCai record department. Full time. days. Pleasant • working 2 HOUSE'S FOR RENT-3 Edrm,$bath&3ldrm,2b.ffi. cltIOfl$, good Salary 6. $300 mo I $350 mc. 1st. last & benefits. Contact Personnel. deposIt, No pets. West iioIuIia MemorIal HOspItal, DeLind. dining rm., breakfast nook. Charm Of the good old dayS. $79,900. •largefenCed landscaped yard. 32--ousss Unurnistted 5- , ILY ROOM, CARPORT, 'FENCED YARD, NEW ROOF, WALK TO SHOP. PING, 139,900. 331 1132 JET STREAM IND Mildew ott Roof. ext. Walls Mobile Homes. RV5 (etc.) ,S.nlor citizen discount. Free CSt. FO9MERLY Harrlett's Beautj Nodi 519E.istSt.,3225712 - 323-0697 Sr. Call Stariey Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 305323 Mary Griffith Realtor 1123.1126 2106 3722994 TOWER'SBEMSTYSPSLQN - MAY 26, 7 pm. _____ MOONEYAPPLIANCES acre cels, ------"- NURSE AIDES - Full time 7-3 SCHOOL $35000 MIDDLE SCHOOL. $21,000. OUTSIAP4DING 3 Berm, 2½ 0 ' . MON., Orig. $329, now 1203 or $19 mo, Agent 339-5384. KENMORE WASHER-Parts,' Service. Used Machines. frontage, $8,550. 21331 iS. French (17 92) Sanford 142 Carver Av Academy Manor 3 BEDROOM. 2 STORY, ADOR. ABLE RESTORABLE NEAR $250 mo. & under if'you qualify built, energy efficient. Extra - , - COUNTRY HOME & 2'/j Acres -Large enchantIng 2 story, 3 Bqrm, Fireplace, formal each - _____________ _______________ .MEMORIAL DAY. - ___________________ investment. Place a low cost classif led ad for results. 322_______________________________ rehabilltationproject. Will pay 2 BEDROOM, PANELED FAM. LOVELY 2 Bedrooms side, dbl carport + nice neigh. - ______ _______ All With Good Terms The Real EstateAgency P4EWHCWIIES Open 2 to 6 daily 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT & CARPETS, NEAR MIDDLE . at - 1104N.MillsAve. Orlandol9l.3140 9615. Iocstlon,ailamenities,c,ntral I li1i1 borhood, Adults, no pats. $280 fIrst & last. Water Selectric furnished. 373.4225. - ______________________ 3733324 Cleaning BeautyCare - 534-1397 - 10 Complete Offices 339-7020 LONGW000 BAKS MORRIS High Pressure Carpet Cleaning For Estate Commercial I Residential Auctions & Ap 323 5620 Yard Debris, Trash. Appliances I. Misc (LOCAL) 349-5171 1 1. 339 7070 LONGW000 YOUR CHOICE FOR THE FUTURE H. Ernest Hauling Central Temp will service AC's, ref rig, freezers, water coolers, misc. Call 3.77U anytime, OFFICE I URNITURE - - Brand new, with power head & all attachments. Wa-ranty. -- 47-Real Estate Wanted DELTONA AREA. $32,000. AIr. $275 mo. 661-4336. AcreasfromlheHellthDePt. -Your futureour concern hj', 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT, at _________________________ ______________________ GENERAL LABORERS-Day ,. PHAVAor Assumption. Won't leati air only $33,900, _________________________ ' ______________ LAMP SHADE MAKER Exp.means$$$ shift. Apply BLE CARPORT. FENCED newl 2 B'm, 2 bath, central children. 322-0191. Posh surroundings. cxc. tips. - quippid, single car garage. CONDO WITH POOL-Like - Adults only. No pets, ' 72-Auction -- 60-Off ice Supplies 53-TV-Radio-Stereo 3 BEDROOM: Wi BATH. AIR 6. HEAT, LAKE MARY. 136.900. - $49,500, REALTORS Multiple Listing Service apartment, AC. scr porch, water & garage furnished. AIDTOMAP4 ___________________________ 131, 1 block E of I 4 339 5900 . REAL ESTATE REAL TOP, 377 7198 . YOUR OWN P001.-AttractIve 3 Berm, kitchen equiPPed. Central Air, screened patio, ce tree shaded yard, Onty . .1 ' - -r Air Conditioning ,sn,ihinn tat, ..,..i. ____________________________ 5th St,, Lk. - Cannon Music Co. Longwood Applique, embroider, etc. I ASCIAT, INC. Wanted to buy-Mobile Home Usd 30' or longer, good con dition. 349.5204. Hammonds. L.owrys. Balcfwins, Conns, Wurlitizers, l(imnball Swingers. All in A 1 top tio Prid from 5185, fl ------- _____________________________ . home or mobile, priced sii,soo with terms to fit your budget. Phone 372 7551. Sanford ANXOUStosellIyr.oIdattr.c. 2565 Park 3222420 ___________________ - -- 52-Appliances CALL ,TODAY! . - of Sanford.'3fl 1721. 6.3 ACRES with small pond, $16,500. W.Garnett White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER ASSOC 530-7717 OWNERMOVING cony., adjacent to Mayfair French __________Aristo Crafl 170 hP 1975-19' Inboard outboard, hard top, on 1979 Magic tilt trailer. Accessories; Excellent condition, ORIENTAL RUGSWANTED i Prices Paid Used, any condition 6448126 ___________________ - S Pc. wooden Dinetle Sets, table' & 4 chairs, 550 each. 14011's 12 PIONEER acres. 120.850. _____________________________ REALTOR, MLS j 3235774 Day or NIght ONWMA - - - _______________________ Peg. Real Estate Broker 120 N. PerkAve. 3226123 - ' Inc. _______________________ - - • - mortgage. The Time Tested Firm Sharp 3 B, central air, washer, dryer. range, ref. Good location, walk to shopping. $42,900 FHA teens OK. PHYLLISJ.CAPPONI __________________________ carpet, AC, fireplace, all - - - 2525 3 ________________________ 2 Berm, 1 Bath. furnished, w-w to - ' - 2BEOROOMAPARTMENTS Forappointmentcall 323-2920 - TECHNICIAN the - .-, ________________________ - GUIDANCE LegJ No ce the Qfl 2 -. to of Altarnonte Springs, on Tuesday, PM-, or s soon On May 27, 1150, tI Seminole 7:00 possible. At the meeting interested whose address is P.O. Box 1361. the 10th day of June, 1910, may appear. and be heard 36.t'd, FlorIda 3277), on or County Purchasing yisiQn will parties thereafter as P.M., or as soon t offices to Ihi ropoSid or before tPiq 15th day of lIme, AD. be relocating from possible. At the meeting interested with respect Seminole This hearing may be COO' 1180, alnance. the original with me to the scOnd f and Ills parties may appear be heard flnudfromtimetotimeuntlt fInal Clerk of this Court .ims. befs., County ServiCes Bui op. corner with respect 10 Ihe proposed First and Park A tie. $.. ii taken by the City Corn aCtion service on Plaintiff's attorney or nance. This flearing may a. otherS ford, Florida. rflfuiOfl. immediately thereafter; continued from tIme to lime until TelepIoee numbers ill remain proposed Ordi A copy Of wise. dfsu P wIll be eptered final action is taken by the City earns. Hev,retsphon. is pealed it the City Hill, agaInst you for the reliet Commission. service nay be I porarlly Attimoide Springs. Florida. and d.tsIfd5d in thi Complalnf. A copy of the proposed WITNESS my hand nd the Seal disrupted. City Hall. copies arson tile wltil It. Clerk Of nance Is posted Emergency sirv will be - ma City and same may b in. of this Court on the 15Th day of Altamonte Springs, Florida. .d public. by A.D. 1910.p.y, available, hOWSVe,7ular III, with tI'se Clerk of copies bvsines$wlllnotbe edon Datedthis2Qttday.iIMay,A.D (SEAL.) the City and same may be ln (Iegai ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. the dates of May ipecled by the public. holiday); and May 'Phyllis JordaN, C,C, Clerk of Above-Styled Dt.dthis20thdaYof May, AD; JoAnflBl CPM city clerk oftte court Pvrc log Agent Tabor sy $uses City of Phyllis Jordahl, CMC. S1f eCounty AItamOnfe SprIngs, .Oey Clerk City Clerk of the sin01 Fl.3277l Florida PubIIsl.May ii, 25, & JUne I, City of Altamonte Springs. Publish: May25,) FIOIId .,. $910pipiish: May 25, 1850 '.. DEWE ,, .,i DEW4O1 DEW.l00 Publish: May 23, 1850 ' , ' 31-Apartments Furnished . to MGR. TRAINEE to INVESTMENT.1 Fringe benefitsincludepa vacation, ' - . -- MAINTENANCE EXCELLENT lNcME, NO at me - " 323 7334 '75 Chrysler LaBaron. 31.000 ml, loaded. Must Sell! 53.050. Call 322 1120. Reconditioned room A.C's. 4000 to 30,000 BTU's. 90 day guar. Sales I Service. Orlando Room Comfort Center, 2185 John Young Pkway. 2956071 APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furnl. ture, 203 E. 25th St. 323-0,11. ____________ 2 BR, 1' B, Townshouse Condo, Cnpantf Sandlewood - 322-0354 . - -. - down payment. home rental, on 2 acres. 133.000. $10,000 down. CALL ANYTIME - 28.3 BR Apts No pets, Adultsonly. Ref.rencei LABORERS Spare or parttime Sales help wanted. Workoutqyour Own home, set your n hours, nance -Y."l 7 1 NEW CARPET & paint. $3,000 down-Owner will hold ' _____________________________ _____________________________ Sanford, 2601 Hartwell Ave. ____________________ the : ' __ ___________________ • and a , ,, Park - & carpet. Assumable 8' pct. mtg. $36,500 - BUSINES&- I Story commer dat building wpartitlon. San ford Avenue. 115.000.00. - - painted interior, large fenced lot. A buy at $31,000. 2565 REALTY 3 BEDROOM, I Bath, Pinecrest. Street, Sanford, Call for ' 2- adrm. 1 bath home in Condos. 2 BR, 25. newly painted & decoraled. 295-1766, 671-4530. 323 5176 Opportunity Employer. Apply in person AMF Powerboat Dfy, 1)43 30th St. Located on Sanford Airport. aYi eact at HOME-S BR, 3 Bath, 2 Story. - VACANT LOTS-2 Lots approx. -" . Ur.C' tak. J.s- __________________ LOCATEDOUTSIDE THE CITY; Ie,talongtheW.stertyllneofs.ld ___ .' SANFORD - passage same OFF ICE FURNITURE lOComplete Offices 339 7O2OLONGWOOD WE BUY FURN. 8. APPL 1 pc. or houseful 2lhrs. 339 7020 TrIhuII,waiklhruwindshield, power Irim. lay down back to back seats, 85 hp Mercury motor, trailer, all in excellent condilion. Completeoutfit only .57,500 Call U14013. - WE BUY CARS 701S French -__________ _____________________________ - - 1977 Chrysler Cordoba 33.000 mi. all extras, looks & runs great-. 322619) between 98. 5 Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a publIc AUTO AUCTION every Wednesday at S p.m. tt's the only one in Florida. You set she reserved price. Call 90423%-SIll for further details. - by Shoemaker. -_________________________ I. ' WHY PAY RENT? Brand nw 3I' balh homes for under $250 mo. _________________________ Recently remodeled. Pine Avenue. 133.000.00. adults. Furniture available, , ______________________ same - WE EK. TUESDAY FOR THE YOUR JOB OF CHOICE.- , was - extras. Yours for $62,500. French - 3390509 339 0505 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. - ROBSONMARINE 2927 Hwy 17 92 Sanford, Fla 32771 - - - - ______________ --------------•._ - -- 55-Boats & ACcessories looking lot a job? The Classified Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roll a way bed you've nowhere toroll away. If you a Classified Ad today. __________________________ _____________________________ - 1979 Honda Civic, Gray hatchback, air, I speed. 17.000 mi., perfect condition. 14.500 Phone 534 8961. - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION _________________________ Will buy old class rings & silver coins Top dollar paid Call Jim. 323 1861 _______________________________ 7 ft. Couch, good condilion. $125. Large recliner chair, $50. 322 9461 51-A-Furniture Custom built, DeBary, aft. fenced yard. In great location. A buy for $12,700. 41-Houses 12'POmo.Leas.,Deposll. HOLIDAY . - BROKER Looking for a residential lot to build on away from the BIG Medel Inc.. Realtor apt. Sleeps 1. Enjoy best time of yr. at preseason rates. .Compiete..Avail*bltUflhlIMIY ________________ -- GENEVAGARDENS3 Berm. - & more. Call RIch r Marsha OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY Togelher with a' written HOUSING BOARD OF ADJUS after 6 p.m., 534$ OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, easement or agreement eucuted MENTS AND APPEALS WIT ITS POWERS AND DUTIES FLORIDA. IS AMENDED TO IN- by an adjoinIng land owner ALL ole sum. IS MERGED INTO THE BOARD CLUDE THE AMENDMENTSOF agreeingtofurnIthdrinkingwatef In the good mertime...it's a g.t lime to THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING to said RUDOLF SWARCKOF OF ADJUSTMENTS -AND A -sell something ith a SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS for a period Of tin (10) years or PEALS (5UILDIN -G) Classified Ad. Just dial 322AND EFFECTIVE DATE. is avaIlable to until public watir PROVIDING SEPARAfllLluY 26)1 05 53).99 for a Said Ordinance was placed on IMUIORUDOLF F. SWARCKOF CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE qulckresulti ad. first reading on May 20, 1850, and or until some other arrangements DATE placid on tte City Commission will consider are satisfactorily made to Said Ordinance for final passage and RUDOLF F. SWARCKOF, first reading on May 20, 1* Iii ___________________ of you., are the CIty Commission will con1der adoption ifter the public hearIng, and you. thWeheI1'1thetY your Halt required to svvc a copy of and for final PUILICNOT I lften dofsns.sifafly, to it adopf ion after the public hearIng, ofAltsmontdSprQs,onTussdey, ' To All Vendors of 'cord id 1910, at 7:00 of June, the 10th diy GEO. A. SPEER J., of SPEER which will be held in the City Hall thereafter as SPEER, PA., Plaintiff's attorney, Oths.' Interested Part s: I'- - SEIGLER REALTY - kitchen, stonefirepl.ce, many classified ad, the sooner you will get results, on Lake Ad'a. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.97 i, Sanford. Call 333 5670 Mariner's ViIlao. N TEACH 'STIl'CHERY ' 1976 EDITION. SECTION 106. C-I LOT-On Hwy. 136. $37,000; - EMPLOYMENT --. • STANDARD HOUSING COO Furniture Salvage. 1792. So Sanford- 377 8721. 196.5. Dodge Coronet. excellent running condition, good tires, AC. $550. Call 373 6600. _________ tOOlS. over $175. Call 323 0556 fenced patio 8.1 fIoo plans on • - - - AAA 11-Instrtictloin ----- Low Down Payment Cash tor'Vv'- lot! WIJI build on your Ia? 01 Our lOt . ______________________ _____________________ AMENDING THE STANDARD AN ORDINANCE OF THE Florida Plo. 15-600; thence conS BUILDINOCODE,I97CEDITION, CITY AL.TAMONTE tinuiS4degreeslo'E, 111,9 feet OF SECTION 111.1, TO INCREASE SPRINGS, FLORIDA. AMEND. along the Northerly line of laid THE BOARD TO SEVEN (7) ING SECTION 26-SI OF THE Tract 3 to u concrete monument; MEMBERS AND PROVIDING CODEOFORDINANCESOF THE Ihence $04 degrees 43' W. 161.90 FOR QUALIFICATIONS AND CITY ALTAMONTE OF teetalongtheEasteilylineofsaid APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS; 5 P N I N OS, PLO R I 0 A Tract 3; thence Nil degrees or BY THE ADOPTION OF SEC. ESTABLISHING RATES FOR 3u' W, 77.13 feet to the Westerly ION 106 AMENDING THE USERS OF THE SERVICES OF lineof said Tract 3 fore point of STANDARD BUI0$NG CODE, THE WATERWORKS SYSTEM beginnings thence continue N 75 1979 EDITION. SECTION 111.2. FURNISHEOTO PROPERTIES degrees 09' 30" W, 37.13 feat; PROVIDING FOR THE FIRST LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY; thence 14 50 degres 09' 30" W. APPOINTEES. BY THE ADOP- ANDAMENDINGSECTION2IIS 11).231e,t to the Easterly right of 11014 OF SECTION 10-1, STAN OFTHECODEOF ORDINANCES way of U.S. 1792; thence Nor DARO BUILDING CODE 1979, OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE Iheastarly 9'P feet along said EDITION, SECTION 111.3, TO S P N I N 0 S F 1.0 R I 0 A, Easterly right of way to Westerly PROVIDE FORAQUORUMAND ESTABLISHING RATES FOR line of said Tract 3; thence S 4$ AFFIRMATIVE VOTES FOR AC-, USERS OF THE SERVICES OF degreesl2' E, 106.13 feet along the lION; BY THE ADOPTION OF, THE WATERWORKS SYSTEM Westerly line of said Tract 3; SECTIONIO63,AMENDINGTHE FURNISHED TO PROPERTIES thence S06 degrees 59W, - Iifle bedding sets only! Free COME & GET THEM! NEEDED Old Backyard Cars. f0rJUNK& RECONDITION 322 1379 80-Autos for Sale 7 DOOR Refrigerator workingornot SPRING HOUSECLEANING? Call 327-2280 ______________ SELL TIOSE NO LONGER AntiquesandModern Furniture NEEDED ITEMS WITH A One Pieceor Houseful CLASSIFIED AD __________________________ 323-2801 Bridges Antiques _______________________ YARD SALE I0SCountryClubCircle Cash 322-4132 Sat. & Sun9 tiII _________ _________ ___________ __________ ____________ Larry's Mart, 215 Santord Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used HOUSE SALE--All kinds of furniture, Refrig., Stov.$, furnure, qood cond. Nothing isiS Slngef Futura Fully auto repossessed, used very short lime. Oriqjnàl $593, bal. $181 Of $21 mo. Agent. 339 835.6. _________ _____ ----- off of total inventory of brand new lnterspring bedding These beds are not damaged Of Seconds but brand new toP 1911CHRYSLERIDOOP Good Condition, $500 Call 322 3)29 1979 DODGE STUMPY I Wheel Drive. 6 cyl., std., 13,000 miles Asking 55,500. Call 321 0732. Thinking about that summer vacation? Get a better car through the classified ads In today's paper. YARD SALE -Fri,Sat. Sun. 9 Until? 1807 Vernango Ave., Sanford. 323 3876 equipped. original owner. Must sell $6,000 Call 323 1155 - '76' FORD F-100 PickupEceIIent coed. $2,650 or best off er. 372-1755. WE BUY USED FURNITURE I. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 372-1121. ______________________________ WebuyuSaiiiuiisiIu, FURNITURE&THINGS 5005. SanfordAve. Sanford . ' 323 6593 ANTIQUE Dining set. china cabinet, pie safe. furniture, clothing, household goods. May 21 lhru 75th from 9 to 1. 705 Dogwood Dr.. Idyllwilde, Sanford -- - VA. FHA.235.Con Home Maitland Ave., $69,900. CUSTOM BUILT 3 Bdrm, 2 bath ___________________________ _________________________ AIDES, YOU PICK 539,900-Excellent SUPER 3 Bdrm. 1 bath home in Dreamwold with central lIlA, FlorIda, that the Commission will South, Range)) East; thence S IS MENTSANDAPPEALS; BY THE enactment of Ordinance No. 53) DUPLEX. income! -- __________________________ Blackeyed peas, $5 bu. NIH " Excellent working ConditiOnS. Better Living Center of CasFarms. 5-7 Tlwrs. thru Sun. selberry. 33.5002. Sweet corn. Beardail. Ave. I ml. South of E. Hwy 46. - ------- r __________________ 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Central H&A, convenient location. $235 mo. + security. No children or pets. 322 6271. 2541S French Ave. 322 0231 377 5353, 377 3772, 327 0779 Furniture. clothes, odds & ends, Plants, etc. 108 5. Sunland Dr.. S-inland Estates. Sat. & Sun. 3230379., 51-Household Goads 71395 MyrtleAve '. Orlando Sanford 377 1571 06.O . fireplace & lakefront. Enjoy easy living for - - FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Book 116. Page VS of ft. Public ,Piano.organ. Privst.,degresd. Altamonte-FIrn Park - THE CONSOLIDATION OF THE Records of Seminole County. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN APPEALS(BUILDING)AND THE -. OFSANFORDREALTOR bath home on 5 acres in- 29ArRoom & Board ___________________________ Full I Part lime, 645-4906 Any time for Recorded Message. Commence at the most Nor- HEARING TO Siperyard 3236125 371 ALTAMONTE .iPRINGS-1 Bdrm, 2 bath, was 535,000. Now 530.000. - .p'-ij love it for $79,900. HAIRDRESSER for progressive VACANCY- 1st Floor for elderly person, male or shop. High commission paid female, good care. Call 331. 6655826 aft. 5. DeLand 736 2247. Ask for Mr. oberts. Ave. North to Orange BJvd. Plat of Survey for W.H. Green i Sons Inc. by Land-Cavone Inc., dated September 5, 1975. Deep gold or Pale yellow II ACRES TALL PINE & OAK IN DELTONA. 14,000 PER ACRE, BUILDERSWE HAVE LOTS! Bedroom Home With Fireplace. . Near church & shopping. Assumable mor tgage. Priced at only $23,500 board, Triple Dresser with 68-Wanted to Buy mirror. Seven Bookcases, -Console Stereo. Electric Kettle B B Que Grill, much more- - Wanted to buy used office 3229153 equipment. Noll's Sanford FurnitureSalvage,17-92,Soof Sanford._3221721. _____ ___________ Yard Sate-? Family tyShegCarpetmg -- 1963 GMC . Ton, V6, 3 speed standard. Very good work truck. Niw 'clutch, leaf springs, and tires. 1700. Call Expert Roofing 323-7173. Serious triguires only. the back yard isn't? Self it with a want ad. Call 327.2611. MOVING SALE JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to '73 models. Call 339 9100 or 8314605 'Dealer). - 1973 Lincoln Towncar, fully 79-Trucks-Trailers DbI. Bed with bookcase head. 1109 S. Sanford Ave. 323-1980. ACRES. SOME WOODED & SOME FARM LAND, ROAD FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO. 56.000 PER ACRE WILL DIVIDE. LET US HELP YOU BUY OR SELL YOUR HOME ______________________ COUNTRY CHARM-Beautiful 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, 2 story estate on .1+ acre. Gazebo, pond,5-'.1r.,, Every house.guest dowith Pool, , - Iakefrontpoolhome.CompIIle privacy, yet moments from Orlando, Fully furnished guest amenity Every house. imaginablsi $273,000 - - - - JUST LISTEDI I Bdrm, 31. , _____-- - , Together with the rights of ingress and egress over the West 15.00 feet of the Northerly 106.00 feel of said Tract) as described in SANFORDARA NEW SMYRNA ON BEACH- _____________________ -- Sanford Gracious living. Peasonable Weekly & monthly rates, utilities paid, Inquire 500 S. Oak 541-7863. RN full time, I-I shift. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center, 950 Mellonville EXP. FLOORMAN-Part time, approx. 20 hrs. Must be able to work eves. Call 323-5931. - point of beginning, - - ' - ____________ 3 BEDROOM CB HOME Lovely quiet neighborhood, Fenced back yard and 'II. $34,000, W.GarneltWhite,Brolier WE LIST AND SILL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE cost classified ads to buy, sell, or trade, Applyat4O1Mq'ob. 332-8001 - - Ave. - , - __________ I - OFFICEFURNITURE 10 Complete Offices 339 2020 LONGWOOD ________________________ ______________________ , VOLU SIA COUNTRY ROAD . Window Air Conditioner F P ON TAG E P I N E & S000BTU,usedlseason CYPRESS $1,000 PER ACRE. - TERMS. Veryreasonable.32?9358 - _____________________ ABOVE GROUND POOL-iS' x 5 ACRES RESTORABLE MO 25' with pumpl. filter, $300. U BILE HOME. WELL, SEPTIC Mo'e, 377 3139. & HORSE STALLS. GENEVA -AREA. 572.900. -OFFICE FURNITURE 10 Complete Offices 10 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 339 7070 LONGWOOD PAVED RD. IN OVIEDO. ______________________ - -uoon • __________________________ monthly payments under $250. ,I. dn payments, 322-2787. laçge wooded site. Central air 29-Rooms - - PROPOSED ORDINANCE 4 pct. interest to' qualified Sales Leader NEW HOMES Buildtosuit.ourlotoryours. ________ FHA.VAI FHA 2358. 215 1 Used-$16, Exchange. . 8008546841 - Sanfo!d. Florida 3771) Telephone: 305.322-13)4 - _____________________________ _______________________ . Sandlewood VIllas, 2 Bdrm.. 2 Bath, kit. appliances with washdryer. $295 per mo. with 10 S disc. to senior citizens. _____ PoworWat,Div, 1143 3Ii.$I. Sanford AIrport 171.7800. - ADOPTIONOF Furnished ________________________ - MInimum of 3 yrs. exp, Ex. cellent company benefits. 10 pd. holiday%, pension & in - - - Sanford's Adults, no pets, 1325 equipp + security. Harold Hall CALL TOLL FREE MR. WEBBER Ex. ENGINE INSTALLERS perienced with inboard .8. inboard outboard. ASSEMBLERS BOAT I ____ HEARING TO CONSIDER REALTOR322.1991 MULTIPLE LISTINGSERvICE - , STENSTROM FOR REAL FINANCIAL SUCCESS AND HAVE A MINI- - __________________________ - -BDRN' IF YOU ARE A WINNER, CALL 628-0636 - ttie Own a pet and can't find an apartment' You can have children, pets and enioy family cookouts in this? BR, lB with fenced yard, Assumable mortgage. $32000. ves: 319-SIX. 322.1939, 37343O7 ________________________ . PART TIME - I do babySitting- ANYtime ANVage I heve2children, 6 _________ WITH YOUR NEEDS TEMP.ER AGENCY 40-Condominiums tanning centers are over booked. - area. 322-3129. --------------------------------------------------------------------.wIh respect to th, proposed ordI - lhey may have that challenge tt Record p! Seminole County, -nance. This hearing may be validity of the decedent's will, the Florida in Section 5, Township .. . Special Summer Program final action Is taken by the City representslive,-or the ve,ws-or I C9mmI iutsøcIton.ot tIs.tovct..,.....,.. OdiA Co nance Is posfed at the City Hall, OBJECTIONS NOT 50 FILED Florida No. 13-600; ttwnce con Altamonte Springs, Florida, and WILL BE FOREVER BARRED linus S 4 degrees 16' E. 111.9 feet 9-GOod Things to Eat copies are on file wilh,the Clerk of Date of the first publication of along the Nqctherly line of said the City and same may be Insp.c this Notice of Administration: Tract 3 to a concrete monument; ted by the public. Ihence S 01 degrees 13' W, 18.00 23. 1950. YOU PICK Dated this 70th day of May, A.D. feet. ong the Easterly line of said C. Vernon Mite, Jr. 1980. Tract 3 for a point of beginnIng; Squash & Cukes, $100 Bushel. As Personal Anderson Farms, 1430 French Phyllis Jordahl, CMC. lhenC N 75 degrees 52' W, 73,00 Representative Ave. 323-2261. City Clerk feet to the Westerly line of said of the Estate of the City of Trrct 3; thence $ 06 degrees 59' W, Erik.a G. Speaker GREEN BEANS-You pick 13,00 Allamonte Springs, Florida 53.57 feet along the Westerly line of Decea bu. EIder Rd., Lake Morwoe. Publish: May 25, 1910 DEW.98 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL said Tract 3; thence 5 73 degrees p. After 6 p.m. 322 017). CITYOF 09'30"E,71.l3feettothe!aslerly REPRESENTATIVE: ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS, line of said Tract); thence N 01 PEAS-UPICK C. VERNON MIlE. JR. FLORIDA CLEVELAND, MIlE & BRIDGES degrees 43' E, 90.90 feet alàng the Monday & Tues. Orange Blvd., __________ Lonely housewife, you won't be wten your tiger comes home to roar in this spacious 3 BR, lB home. Executive neighbornood. Owner will finance $69,500. ft _________________________ ter...Il's quick, clean. 'corn - - - flOurs in the sun in only two - Child Care in my home. Plentyof daIly play room. HOiPP, weekly rates. lees, 349-3918. Tract No. 2: which will be held In the City Hall Noticeof Administralion has been of Altamonte Springs, on Tuesday, mailed are required. WITHI N Commence at the most Northe lh day of June, 1980. at 7:00 THREE MONTHS FROM THE terIy corner of Tract 3 of Plat of P M. or as won thereafter as DATE FIRST Survey for Thomas Graham, Fern THE OF possible. At the meeting interested PU BL ICAT ION THIS Perk, Florida as recorded in Deed OF - - . Lots 5 and 6, Brock "C," the City Cdmmission will consIder to each personal representative. same for tinal passage and adopAll persons Interested in th. Semincle Heights (Lake Kathryn .. . lnmytil THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING stated. If the claim Is secured, the brought against you to enforce a SEPARABILITY. 'CONFLICTS security shall be-described, It. lich on the following described AND EFFECTIVE DATE,-- etaimant shaft de'tfVPr sutttcient land l4ng. and being' In-Seminole Said Ordinance was placed on copies of the claim to the clerk to County, Florida, to-wit: - - Yoo,andeachot you, are hereby, MLS 323 6061 eves, 322-6553 or 323 0511 - WE ARE CONCERNED _______________________ _______________________ UNSWORTH REALTY 377 59 BATTERIES-New. $30, Ex ACRES TALL PINE. HARNEY HEIGHTS RD. IN GENEVA.- 57.900 TERMS. 5 ACRES ON CATFISH POND. WELL & ELECTRIC. NICE TREES, ZONED MOBILE HOME.521.000E-ZTERMS,e5 ACRES after hours Jim Gesser 731 7933 Dolly Varney 734 1891 Compiete city block onw, 1st St. Only $110,000, - ; 2' 7363412 REALTOR _______________________ ___80-Autos '76 Honda 750 automatic," Low milage. S431S81.days or 322-7991, evenings. Neapolitano Sarona "Famous I ippizzan" at Stud to approved nares. Box Stalls, Full boarding service also available. (3051-331-8384. The sooner you place your. 3l0SanfordAve. • OSTEEN. $12,500 CASH. DeLand, Fl. M. - . - 105 S. Alabama ' Development Investment REALTOR fl2.lS$ ______________________ - REAL ESTATE SCENICBEAUTY 6+ Acres on the Wekiva. Only $110,000. JENPIY CLARK, REALT't I BEARDEN COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE CLOSE IN-3 Bdrm, 2 baths, FIREPLACE. Plenty of parking for trucks & equipmerit. Income Irom mobile spaces adjacent. S acres Only $112,000. UP TO 5.000 Square tt. Office space for rent. Excellent location. $5.00 per sq ft. includlng utilitIeS. Owner will , subdivide to suit. . ________ FLORIDA, IS AMENDED TO IN- contingent or unliquidated, 'he uvuruom, OFFICE FURNITURE lQcompleteoffices 339 7020 LONGWOOD - - Reduced to 535.000, In this FURNISHED DUPLEX. Exceiient condition & terms. Only $36.oOQ. - TCO. ,? v)MEin 3rd bath on corner lOt. Owner transferred, will help with 2nd DONT BUY - INVEST WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE of Deltona Shopping Center. 3 Bdrm, 2"z Original bath. dinIng room, family rm.. Immaculate inside & outl lii. mediate occucy. 530,000. 7'-' pct. assumable 162.500 or mortgage. Reasonable offer. 3 Bedroom House for Rent. $200 I month, $100 sec dep., no pets, no children. Furnished 322.1183 or 6.41.6721, A DRAMATIC NEWCONCEPT IN SUN TANNING ___________ - LO 311 31SE First st TRADE Sunday,May2S, 1110-SD - 78.-APotorcycles PALOMINO HORSE-For Sale ii yr. old. gelded. gentle 327-3277 after 6p.m. HOUSEHOLD 00005-25" Color console TV-I mo. old, Dinette set, living rm suite, 19'S BW TV. 2 kii bicycles & other misc items. 117 Country Club Dr. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Brokers Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 66-Horses 54--Gaage Sale MAIERFURNI w .. Must be able to prepare, season & cook meats, poultry, seafood, vegetables, all lypes of noodles, soups and other food stJU. according to the 1-lunan Cuisine for consumption in the restarant. Salary $237 for 10 hours per wk +- 2 meals a day. Exp. required minimum 2 rs. Apply at Florida Employment ________ - -Immediate OperatIon SU W 'U of trees, high & dry. . Very clean, spacious older home. Carport & water furfished. Yard owner-kept. No thildren or pets. deal for -Expansion Financing -Low Capitol Start-Up _______________________ ______- ---------- 33-Houses -Very High Potential - ______ _______ - - . -. end magnolletrees .2 PP O&I fIoors-mod,fnlledklt.1 BR 2'. B. 3 BR guest hou, 2 BR S0'x20' bunk house, Qeentous. w-2000 inventory, worm farm I muC more. Classified gal at The Herald, -Ca1i Business _______________________ 5-Lost & Found - -. _• ESY Shopping, 32J.7 - i REDUCEDTO$fl,)0 lrbath ,nceu,i,t I 50-4v5,isceflaneous for SaI' BY OWNER- DeBary-Large refrig. 322 7759. £UTUW. -No Experience LPN FULL TIME11.1 Shift Apply Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. 2nd St. Why be lonely? rlti: Git A Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. ter, Fl, 33518. - . Sell idle items with a Classified Ad Call a friendly ad laker al 37? 2611 or 831-9993. 609 E. Colonial Dv.,Orlando 8980921 Toll Free 1100221.2561 43-Lots-Acreage 2bh • 1957 ORDINANCE County Courthouse, Sanford, Sip Billy J Michael TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Florida. The personal represen.jayne Michael NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN talive of Ihe estate is C. Vernon by the City of Altamonte Springs. Mize. Jr., The name and address Publish May 4. II, iS. 25. 1980 DEW 32 Florida; that the Commi86ien will of the personal representatIve's __________________________ hold a public hearing to consider attorney are set forth below. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN enactment of Ordinance No. 53?Alt persons having claims or 80, entitled: demands against the estate are AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ___ 41-Houses BACK 1'ONATURE 4 Cowner Lc.I!!t!AB2ktf 322-0231 3fl-3772. 322 0779. 327-53.53 --Part or Full Time or Absentee - 41-Houses Needs BATEMAN REALTY w.wcarpeIiflQ,$3OO mo. + sec. deposit. No pets. Refer-. ences. 3fl.1177. - 3BEDROOMHOME IPISUNLAND.Unfurnhshed. - _________ ORGANIZAT[PN - - -. wits 1k a line S'CRETARY-Private insur' lcons.cutive times 8 00 A.M - 530 PM, Of Florida. intends to register the that the undersigned, Arthur H ance office. seetis attractive, thru FRIDAY MONDAY TRANSCRIPTIONIST - Beckwith Jr., Clerk of the Circuit said name with the Clerk of Ihe single. exp. woman 2 afterNoon SATURDAY 9 3 Lines Minimum -Court, Seminole'County, Florida, Circuit Court of Seminole County. noons per. wk. $3 per hr. Ac CLERKwill on the 9th day of .'une,'1980, Flprida curacy, not sPied important. (COPORATE SEAL) . RECEPTIONIST 373-7599after6 between the hours of 11 00 am. 3232269. - ATWOOD COMPUTER DEADLINES end 200pm.. at the west front ______ __________________________ For Medical Records Depart- --. 3BEDROOMUnfurnhouse door of the Seminole County CORP a Florida corporation 1oon The DQy Before PublicGtion ment. , 21-Situations Wanted $300mo.-4-%l0odeposit $ Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, 5 -- BY JIMMIE LEE AT Call 322-0091 . offer for Sal. and sell at puhlic Please contact: Young Married Couple Wants outcry to the highest and best WOOD. SundQy Noon FridQy President Personnel Director NEAR MAYFAIR Country Store & Office Cleaning. bidder for cash, the lollowing SeminoleMemorialHospital CIub-Exec. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, & weekends. 3236671. described property In Seminole ATTEST MARILYN JOYCE ATWOOD. 1101 E, 1st St. family rm, fireplace, Central County, Florida, to wit: =-'_____________________________________________________ - _______ ___________ Sanford.Florida37uul HIA, on culde'iac. $150 mo. One 1971 Harley-Davidson Secretary Publish May25. June 1,8, IS, 1980 Ext.791 (305) 322-4311 24_Buslness'portule 3226952. Owner-Associate. motorcycle. Model No 1200 CC 3.-_Centeries i-Card of Thanks Super Glide, Serial No. 9D2I41IH7 DEW98 -. ASSEMBLERS .pursuant to Final Judgment of ' ____________________-0 U A RAN T E E D 51.000 HAL CO(2 ' ALTY Inc PoltiOflS noW open for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR HAPPY 97th 2 Choice Lots in nicest section Foreclosure entered in the above OPENING DAY, Open and -o&ction carenter3 helpers 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 412 Rosalie SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Grandpa Wleboldtl style pending cause. Valued at $700, sacrifice, s.20c own your own women's fashion with nations largest producer PROBATE DIVISION * Love * Dr. $300 per mo., fIrst, last & each Call 86? 1716 shop featuring top WITNESS my hand and tIe seal or jean of factory built modular Dave & Bonnie Robbins ___________________________ $100 sec. dep. of Said Court this 11th day of May, File Number Nk.cP b4'andS. $11,950 provides in. housing. Carpentry exp. ..--- ----_------ -Division _________________________ 1980. nt'y, fixtures. supPlies. & MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR necessary. Apply Cardinal IN RE: ESTATE OF 4-Personals training. Call collect anytime (SEAL) instries. Inc.. 3101 5. San 3231832 -- LegaI Notuce ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. ERIKA 0. SPEAKER 615-552 0162. ___________________________ ford Ave., Sanford, Fl. No . _____________________________ Deceased Clerk of the Circuit Court Eves.322.0612,32215$7 phone calls. Equal Op NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION By Susan E. labor ___________________________ 201 E.Z5thSt. FICTITIOUS NAME portunity Employer. .ABORTIONI _____________________ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Deputy Clerk _________________________ Notice is hereby given that we ________________________ ONE PERSON DEMANDS ORABOVE CLAIMS SAP'IFORD--3 Bdrm., air & heat, Richard L. Mamele AGAINST THE ESTATE are engaged in busIness at 318 So. Trimi$ter abortion - $125 HAIR DRESSER WANTED ww carpeting, $300 mo. + Post Office Drawer H 5th Street. Lake Mary. FIa. 32716 Gyn Clinic - 533, Pregnancy With following. Apply King of $300. sec. deposit. No pets. Sanford,-Flof4da 32771.. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Semin&e County, Florida under test; male sterfliation; free Hair, 1911 French Ave., INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: References. 372-1417. 305 3fl-6051 the fictitious name of SUN counseling, Rrolsssional care Sanford. BUSINESS OF __________ _______________ ARE HEREBY LABORATORIES. and that we YOU Publish May 18, 25, 1980 DEW 79 . supportive atmosphere, Kids outgrow the swing set or ad- intend to register said name with -. NOTIFIED that the confidenllal. small bicycle? Sell these idle ministralion of the estate of (NSULATION INSTALLER the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, items with a want ad, To place YOUR OWN ERIKA 6 SPEAKER. deceased, Seminole County. Florida in acGood pay &fringebenefits. . CENTRAL FLORIDA FLORIDA your ad, call your friendly File Number 80 86 CP, is pending cordance with the provisions of the Call 323 7166 WOMAN'S HEALTH 5 . m repair. large older 2 US.Frh Avt. MAID-Saturdays. WIntr SprIngs. must have tran- Medical Records Department. - - .. t ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR cfl3238tso.Sanfo(darea. SECRETARI ES Unfunhished EXEC. HOME - 2- wun mUvrm MecaI Exp. Preferred. in I.C.U. and t5:p ''' ')I'l' 32_HOUSeS TREE CLIMBER to work partalso 3fl ground rn R N 'S AND L P N lS OrIQndo-Winte' PQrk Semino'e EN lute 865 09, our nttoFlori lhat the undersigned, desiring to. v engage in busineSs under the ficti. JAMES MELVIN, Defendant. tiouS name of COMPUTERLAND OF ORLANDO. at 731 West HighNOTICE OF FORECLOSURE - i8-HepVnted ________ _______________________________________ - FICTITIOUS 11AM .5 SundaMaylS,1SO 4u1n10F1 ----4-..---. REMODELING P4ewrms, kit & bath remodeling Fireplaces We handle the whole ball of wax. Financing avail, S. E. LINIç CONST. 3227029 Welding SERVICES UNLIMITED Welding done, $15.00 per hr. 3220771 Win ow & Screen Repair WINDOW& SCREEN REPAIR also PATIO DOORS ni.u&s after 6 r Business.,, or 8319993 - .- - _a.;. �-- - .V.. . V .",.. , 4 - V •_•V - . • •* V V • V V V ._-b . .- • . V 4 V V • . ............ 0 ' V • - . V V• • .. J. • V V -. • • -. -- .• - V -. V • * V V - SB—EvenIng Harald, Sanford, Fl. V - . . V - • 4 • V '. - V - - * - - V •_ _. _•V _y__ •••• .. .. • V. - . V VV .. - - -----------p • •. . - — V 4 • V V 4 V . V I V _ VVVV V V VV VV VV p . V -. •••• . V . -I- V •V V V • -- • -* • - V • __ _ V V V V V - V -ii .4 . V • - " WIISOfl TO Head Phone Office - * BUSINESS IN BRIEF Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Taps Royster As Presideàt William T. Royster, a rtIf1ed public accountant with the Sanford firm of Greene and Dycus. has been elected president of the Kiwanis Club of Seminole Sunrise for the 196011 cIvic club year. Marion White of the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, Sanford, was named president-elect. Andy Reno was elected vice president and Howard Whelchel treasurer. Elected to the board of directors were Mike Run. nells, Robert Deuschle and James Hardy. The club meets at 7 aim. Fridays at Sanford Airport. . •• "I haven't worked in a group office of this kind," career with Southern Bell as a "Yellow.Pages' the Sanford area. - V • • - Sun Bank of Seminole has received approval from the U.S. comptroller of the currency to open its fifth office in Seminole County, according to FayC C. Agnes, chalrman of the board. The new office will be located on the southwest corner of Red Bug and Tiscawilli roads In southeast Seminole Cotmty. Sun Bank.of Seminole presently has its main office in Fern Park and branch banking offices in Forest City, Longwood and in the Altamonte Mall. Sun Bank of Seminole Is one of the largest banks in Seminole County. It reported total deposits of more than$6lmlllionandtotalassetsofover$l2milhIon as of March 31, 1960. The bank is a member of Sun Banks * of Florida, Inc., the state's third largest bank holding company. OURSELVES. . V y - ,q ..•.- •- V ' ____ V , • 'r , - 4. ( 4 - ,'-..•.. '. — . :4 - 4 V 4 '4 .. 4.V 4 • • RACTOR ' V •• •, • - V '7" •- , - . - . •- _. :, , -- -'4' - . V . ____ :"4; V _. 4 * _____ '"'. -. ' " ' 1' t a ç. 1 . " ,j., " . 4; ________ .• . -.• V •, ._a_ ______ . - " . p_ - -------. ______ ' :w V .-__________ -- Ai&.SaN1ord Is aWarded the General Dynamics AhIevement Scholarship Icy Stromberg Carison Corp officers, Lou Whitney (Ieft)'and William J. Brown. Miss McBryde, L8, is a senior at Seminole High School. She was. one of two students nationwide who were awardj,d this special scholarship for outtand1ng academic achievement, leadership, Involvement in community affairs,, and particlpatlon in school activities. The scholarship of $1,000 will be applied toward her college education at - Florida State University in Tallahassee. During the summer months until she graduates, Miss McBryde will be employed at the Digital Systems Center where her mother is employed as an electronicM inspector. During her, high school career, Miss McBryde maintained a 3.16 grade point average, served as publicity chairman for the school's student government and served as president of the Spanish Club, '' j. ___________ ' 1 _____ _________ ' V -- ' 4,7_• ______________________________________ - - • V May23, 0— 1S 1C Sunday, V a Seminole County. Free instruction in English usage -and communications skills Isavallable toalladults. For Information on schedules, call the college at 323-14w, extension 443. V 4 - •• USS Hancock Reunion Planned • V A reunion will be held in Boston this summer for all formercrew members of the aircraftc Tier USS Hancock T • - -The reunion will take place July 28-30. Persons interested in ' attending should contact Walter Aspinwail, 143 Pellana V ROad, Nprwood, Mass., 02062. • - - Hisiuihts of the reunion will include a reception, hosted Hancock Mutual We Insurance Co. among other es. e - V '1 I V V • Rug oosing T Ban V ' Institutions Care About Community Affairs, Says Bank President Ch V V e O V t V ' V public Is welcome to attend. FacilityOpenTo•ThePublicFree separate issues involving domestic banking from those In.. volving international banking. At the present, there are a number of very difficult and controversial Issues having to do with the future structure of the domestic banking business and how It Is to be carried on. These issues are going to be the subject increasing debate, both in Washington as well as In - L Ii f aei oming LLI OQDIO • V president of the Sun Banks of Florida, Inc., at the recent principal centers of trade, providing skilled and effective Governor's Conference on World Trade in Tampa.) - services to a rapidly growing customer base. At the same time, It should be known that the Florida By JOEL 11. WELLS JR. Special to the Herald banking Industry has been an active participant In enIn a broad sense, I think Florida bankers suppcir everything couraging the presence in Florida of the foreign banking which will contribute to the long-term economic well-being of community. We have supported several needed legislative , Trinity Preparatory School will present its Spring Choral Concert on June 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the library. A special presentation' of "Babble at Babel" (short musical play) will be given by the seventh grade music . class. The chorus will perform selections of music ranging from Renaissance to Contemporary. David Ludwig, a .4.' senior, will be the featured soloist. MLKthartheaAuussoneadofthernusLcdepart- . V •;•j •V reading skills, Vocabulary development and corn-, prehension techniques are stressed in this FREE lab. Day and night classes are available on the Adult Education campus. V For inforlTiatlon cailthe college at 323.1450, extensIon 345. - • - ____ • a V A full schedule of day and night classes for adults wishing toimprovetheirEngllshspeakj.ngabjljtyisbeingofferedat Seminole Community College. The summer classes for English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) a ( V ' - • Adult English Classes St 03 • ii V _________ -. • buffet lunch. For information, call the Dean of Men at UCF, • (305)275-2707. V - • V . S outline the technique and its application to certain physical and mental ills In a keynote address; s 4. -• ..•• .''--- • •____________________ j, ' The Elepsy Association of Central Florida is currently Interviewing interested candidates for the next Job Readiness Training Program to begin June 9. The objective of the 14-week CETA funded program Is to provide assistance to persons with epilepsy and other similar health problems that interfere with fr ability to obtain and maintain employment. The program Is designed to teach basic communication and employability skills uhile motivating the participants to seek employment A job developer works directly with each prt1c1pant to try and match a person's skills and Interests with specific employment situations. Two weeks of the program Is spent In work evaluation at a vocational school To be enrolled in the program a person must be eligible for. CETA participation; a resident of the county In which the progrwn is offered; have been diagnosed as having epilepsy or a related handicap; and have expressed a genuine Interest In obtaining employment. Contact the nearest office of the Epilepsy Association for further Information: - Orange County, 422-1416 - Seminole County, 339-2166 - Lake County. 343-6962. V 4, I ____ Epilepsy Job Program Set V ' V • The University of Central Florida dedicated a new department, the Small Budiess Development Center on April 3. The purpose of this department will be to aldsmallhoainesaes with technical and mAnagement assistance at ne charge to the client. This program Is a community service of the university in cosponsorship with the Small Business Administration. • V V . •• .•-' - •• - -s I I - • 4 \.. • L. .r-r :', •... _ L 0P . '.,,: •q. • t•-& ;.. UCF Opens Business Center V • - rV • EN - :.• 9, I - . --S. -- V y. ..• ., . • 4 Seminole Community College will conduct three separate workshops designed to assist small business ownerá and managers analyze and interpret financial statements relative to financial decision-making. •' Participants will discuss ritlo analysis, comparatIve anal's1s and''eak.even analysis. The workshops will be offered on May 27 and again on May from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. The workshops will alsobeofferedfrom1to5p.m.onJunel,forthoewho are unable to attend either of the two earlier workshops. The workshops will be conducted in classroom J-196 at the coliage. Participants ay contact the adniibn's office for registration information and directions. There Is a $10 registration fee. ___ • , ••:;" V - V • V p V 'V Stress and how to cope with it in business, family and other relationships is the focal point of a men's awareness seminar May 30 sponsored by several UCF organizations V and held at the University Inn. Those who attend will have the option of choosing any three of the eight topic sessions to be presented by counseling professionals from the university and private practice. Dr Barbara Brow,aplofleernt)iofee(jback = the . .. , 1 • --• ______ , V - SCC Course Helps Business VV • ' ' V • . .. V EvsnlngHorald ,Sanford,Fl. ' .4 - University Seminar Pits 1 . 'S - 44 4 4' VV . • USED BRA Nt H i 51/'v OF . . j .' - :.. - '.• a - - V Men Versus Stress • bank; Julian Stenstrom, acting mayor of Sanford; Stewart Greer, president of the bank; and John Mercer, president of the Sanford branch ilI be located at 161 3%' bnanch Ied 4 . . • . V • , ' V • V • .4. - • 4. Sun Bank Plans 5th Office V V V V : • r V • . At right, area dignitaries gather for the ground. breaking ceremonies for the Sanford branch of the State Bank of Forest City. From left are Dr. Earl Weldon, president of Seminole • Cornmunity. College; Kay Shoemaker, the con- V - • •• .V SITE OF P V - • - • V ,•:• V 4 4 V V V • -• . . . delighted AREA BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT V - • . - • V V - V VV V C. E. "Woody" Wilson has been appointed the 35yearold said. "On my previous staff aIesmah, working his way up to his present manager of the Sanford Southern Bell office by assignments I was not exposed to the outside assignment. 4 . Thomas E. Hunt, former manager of the office and . elmentb of the community, which I am looking Ft. Lauderdale, Wilson attended high Born in now district manager for Southern Bell In Orlando V forward to do. school In Jacksonville and college at the University , •' • , Wilson, who has worked at Southern Bell for 13 of Georgia. He was a member of Alpha Tau Omega • I've met a lot of nice people already. years, transferred to his new position from fraternity. resident department in the Orlando district office. Prior to his Orlando assignment, Wilson worked rvlsor with Wits d if A dre ••• •_• VV . - Sunday May 25,1,10 - • • " •.-• •.. 4 I V _____ . ___ _____ ' - V - V of V • V V positively Involved In every activity whose objective has been V V V V• V V • U - known toforeign bankers that theyare welcomeIn Florida, not ubc U governors, we have particIpated In business development Comptroller Gerald Lewis. Lewis, In particular, has been a we have provided funding for numerous economic and tivities in International finance which are taking place In business development activities whore there was no public Florida today, ad has brought us to the point where we Florida residents received $102.9 million In In. surance benefits from Connecticut General Insurance Corp.'s two rpajor subaldiarles last year. Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. paid $7U million to Florida policyholders and beneficiaries, upS percent from the previous year. The majority Of th)se payments, p7.7 million, represented "living benefits" such as accident and health benefits, annuity payments and endowments. In addition, Aetna Insurance Co. (Connecticut General's property and casualty subsidiary,) paid $21.3 million In policyholders' claims In 1979, 121 percent tnaeue from 197$. Connecticut General, the nation's seventh largest life Insurer, wrote nearly $196 million In MW Individual and group Insurance protection In the stats durIng 1979, bringingthatotaloflifelniuranceinforcetnFloddato ternatlonal community was the GlobCons Diane InternatilAuu Chambe, ""i-' ho FO$; Wor1dInOctober1V7&uov.neUuuiieW,w k 4 V • - • - 4 Tallabusee to call upon legislators. V - V V marketing organization, spoke at convocatiOn ceremonies forV the College of Agriculture In Lbs University of Florida i Inotitute of Food and AgriCUltUral Sciences. The program recognised 1ed,entaOfJCbOlWflOnih$WS1SflfthgthS V V _4e- £' *.I V ij 41 V 197910 acadrm1c y. lie said their Ia* was to dvats state and national officials who "know little about sgricu1has. "Food Ia lbs foundation Of our aHl amuence," Bcarknanistd. •. , .- '- - .1 -'--..-- j• t -. - ..- --m..- t. V- - added. 1 - '.' 3 .* '.• V V •_ V i •, V .,.Y. 4 V . ' ' p I!.. I •,_, * - .• ' - , V 'I__.____' , ___ S _ V i_ , ______ '. . • , V - • . 4 I . . engineering professors Michael Varney and burner to await details of President Carters said the report, based on an actual on ti'e t James K. Beck said the state could save $1.4 ctbecks In federal funds W the states. experiment with burning wood ._'"" fran U tO wood t at a call is made Inquiring about toys that are very late. The library has been at 5CC sInce 1977 and the Orlando since 1974. Alice Taglauer, education director of 4C, is credited with coming up with the Idea originally. She started by lending toys her office. It proved so popularthatseveralcivic - ____ • ' 1'• L ' V - V .Th- , ____ out of ' • ' one in -V .I - . I ' . - ----....::i- -- 3 .\: i V V ' V r , ----.. * - record of what toy has been checked out and when It Is due." , , :-. • library card is needed to Miss Smolko said the library averages between 60 and I® people a month at SCC and many parents use the ____ ____ V It produced steam fur locomotives and V g :4 It is a branch of the larger years. - V TALLAHAEEI Fla. (UP!) -Before coal, oh and gas became the primary source Of dod the If barnes sod ___ V * • V , ' - , Oà. of Florldahaleadlrtg agricultural lobbyists told University Of Florida recently, their future as farmers V depends on getting off tbelr tractors and up to .i • 4 4 ' ______ with them to their cleesroom. worth of table toys, records, other day care centers, and by future. By showing his card to get a toy, "the child feels like ______ - Future Farmers Hfar Appeal V Jimmy will sometimes cx- structure asaneroslonofthe unityofthebanklngconununity V In efforts to achieve our common goals for our state particularly In the growth In International trade and cornmerce, bausethisisceynotll)ecase.Wemustnot.... and will not -allow the resolution of these unrelated matters. to disunite us in achieving these goals. Nowhere in the U.& is there a greater Opportunity FlorIda. 1 look forward to significant achievement in the cx. dUne decade that lies ahead. ow assures them i is alright to their treasures. The two boys, Jimmy and Smolko, enters their name on munity Coordinated Child development students at SCC banking consistently supporting wl Is good for our state, I don't think too many people will take this type charge seriously, particularly when they recognize that it La being 4 - ' economic development, and in international finance, through - he Florida brig eventto Florida and"''" i - the debate over them ma become heated at advocates of a particular point of view engage In a lobbying In the decade ahead, hook for the continuation of the trendi established In the 7 and, Indeed, I look for an acceleration. I do want to make one precautionary observation: as to work much harder toward maintaining a positive envirorunent. I'm sure that we Will face some difficult issues, but we must approach these Issues In a professional and objective AjtbsFloridam*rkethasdeVeloped,afldthecOnduCtOf way.Therewlflundoubtedlybesomegiveandtake.However, trade activities has accelerated, the principal Florida banks I am firmly convinced that there is no Issue that cannot be have mored to establish their capbLiltles for serving the dealt with, II It Is approached calmly, and with a positive atchanging needs of their customers, and the entire market. Ten titude. I can assure you of the pledge of our company, and I years ago, only a handful of banks In Florida had capabilities think of the Florida banking industry, to move forward 10 that In International banking. Today, all of the major Florida banks srIt. force taking anything from the toy needs no translation and Development Center at designed primarily for may check out two toys per goIng to retnilre reconciliation not only of conflictin" nnints of I think we should be' appreciative of the efforts of several of major supporters of all local chambers of commerce, as well lnurance Benefits Revealed V ' ' ofY5*1 to realize It would take 1 Cwyu 4 . --- '"amj mu 1' ' V wait. V - - hig power plants -- V • ' • - soon youngs ers may ..A W8) ouLgrow. A let him play with a toy without paying, she explained. In many families there may be a large age gap between dilkfren and there maybe few hand-me-down toys for the _____ V a gUAA V a .' . - V ve to The Department of Environmental With the energy crisis,- wood pellets are conversion costs at fr prti g Doyle (er, Regulation m tored mfl 3 being looked alas a substitute for o13 to fuel the iieliets produce higher level of air pollution who coniriLsaianed the wood pellet study, said __ at state Institutions. than oil, these cools would Iw4ode $300,000 for the convçrslon program should not be put off Florida with 16 mlllloq An engineering study r"ued this week pollution-control devices. since it will save money in the long TUL "'I f d, cap f repoted that wood not only Is a f"e'blt "Costs to taxpayers for fuels would be and one-half tons Of w"t' at svivattwQ Qov. Bob Graham included $1.6 milEn, for 'substitute, but is Inst. econon'iai1 than oIL, the verMon In his supplemental- budget. reduced by approximately $4,000 per day and year is in an eipectsuJ - - V ____ . ____ - ____ ____________________ -S ' Teresa Sinolko helps Jimmy and Sam select toys from library. 4. ) ' . V - ' 'V , V ' - �* , 4 -- - 4 - - • - —, Sunday, May 23, mO +. D IsO ver Beg Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Couple Renew Marrióge. Vow On 50th Annn'6119''N'rert __ .. But For Memories 'Lake Mary's big day over but for the memories.' is I " :: BYTOIFITZPATR1CK tending the Polynesian Luau 18, at the 12:15 p.m. Paulette Normand of Herald Correspondent at Walt Disney World. Following the Mass, Mr. AltamonteSprings. Celebration of the Golden The couple renewed their and Mrs. Normand were. The beautifully appointed 'Wedding Anniversary of vows with their tiiorèd at a reception tables were decorated with Laden and Lillian Normand pastor, Father Clement J. social hail given by spring greenery and of &inland Estates, Sanford, Kuhn, CPPS, at a Mass of al go began on May 17 with Thanksgiving in the Church of of 3oftly memw" 01 Ut family at,- the Nativity. Lake Mary, May of' Winsted, Conn., and candles glowing throughout the room The CATHERINE COSMATO / ford, announce the engagement-of their daughter, n Catherine Naomi Victor Ronald Rlchburg, son of Mr. and . ,£ 37 Rantoul Lane, Lake Mary. , Born in Atlanta, Ga., the bridetlect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Eva Swanson and the late Charles W. Carringer of Hayeville, N.C., and Mrs. Florence Ccaniato and the late-John Jay Ccsmato of Roanoke, Va. a 1 .-.. . . . ' .••. .. 1 is. ..•, ;• * . . - . + . . •, .•,;. . s . .• •._ • • r'c\ .. . ... I 4••_' - ,\.+t - .,,4 - ,. 'y.- to Li . I •; . .100wYearw Conndr-Meredith Mr and Mrs Carter Eugene Coruier of Sanford. announce the engagement of their daughte; Connie k + .) d . - OnA U •I 4.1.J -; C3 , £ - UIUS + parents and day-care centers younger child. elraryisa cannot afford' buy. good place for tlemtoplckup vvv wuusu uao ux mo pussies and other re may interest the child wi thout people to use it," she said, "because the more business straining a family budget. we have, the more toys will People have bC1) WT3f good Mi.. get sent up (from the main at returning toys, library in Orlando.)" Smolko, who has boWl librarian since April 1979. When first entering the ary, Miss Smolko said libr "We really don't lose" that many children think it is a many. Some families move store and ask their parents to and the toys may get packed buy them a toy. sometimes away with the childa other they get upset when they find belongings, but most are they have to bring the toys returned prom ptly, She said, back. "But it's not es heartThe center buys most of the brethlng when they leezn toys used In the libr ary but a they save to lwbg 1113 toys few are donated by the. back they get to check out community, Miss Smolko something else neat time," said. The li brary is housed in a small building behind the Child Development Center, In library hours are 3 am, to the old part of the scc 4:30 p.m. ?Ionthy through can pu , hopes Thursday. The telephone the fnclllty Will grow to in. nWhhbZr is rno, uteraion 314.—TOM NTeEL chide larger toys, riding WP + - 5 • + * + • : _____- -:, -, +-f. + - • + i ijaliv ; s..., 1. spot '2' V • Lucien (born at St Norbert Quebec Canada) and (born In Somersworth N H) were married on May 19,1930, ''" ,. They moved to Sanford in 1947, which has since been their Lillian and Lucien Normand cut anniversary cake. I Awttiirw - __ ___, ________,,,,,____ 11 EWERMNE6 - R d t Reddwt camping Scoutswill . once again be offered , Voezwi1 cI GI otCamp w-icai-y., in s,ninai.I County t summer. Beginning June 22, the week long sessions wul feature 'Various themes rnd each will be geared to different age levels. Activities ary music, art, and drama to canoe , + . - . - Decorating Deq + • ;t F -. •' - ___ ____ ___ + - Chapter Installs + . 11 '' is V j1j IIII The feast Fat Hardy was to have May 17, was postponed because of bad wea ther until the next day. Questions were answered by the children about Martin Luth er King Jr. Children came from all around. A child visiting her grandparents from RochEster, N.Y. won the grand prize by anawning the most questions about King. The event took pla ce at thecornerof10th a , ,-. — --wv TEN SALES IN ONE Ictotn [Drapery 2 OFF 20% IM1nI. Winds 25% _91-011 6 °F wOwn JJ Woods 7 J 30% OFF Icustoin valances I .., save 3 The llama Is a South American pack animal of the camel family valued Mr its .nil mill, 1111t;xv;* 30% Louvre 4Drapes ¶ 9Ca It OFF DANCE DAYS XI Kappa Lambda Chapter of Bela Sigma P11 inst at Winter Park's Villa Nova Restaurant for their second annual Mother-Daughter luncheon. Chairman of the event was BMIG Kelley. The following ofl$cers were Installed: president, Betty Pmers; vim pvdftk Jam Minnick; recording secretary, RIsEn. Albert; corresponding sscretar, Wilma Bullock; md freWJrer4Iect, (who was 'lnt). program The was HghIIglled bran intrtabg Httocy of the Chapter, prepared and presided by Jane Utisidi - 0 SUMMfRII 250/4 ZW .5 192amb3a 10 FREE Decorator SO-Am S16M + JU?J Eç TH12IJ JULY .nd + + + * IALLETGTAP.JAll. 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' . ..: 1,%: 4,1, ZPA: % has had 23 years of dance experience and has been tertalnfng Central Florida for the past four years with plays, . All le •1 + priced, - 0 please. o' Testament'sBookof Ezekiel "Toaprireclate this event people wiii have to come and experience w hat "Ezekiel" is for says Mweli. "I feel the audience will be moved m by 6%1— thi" Performances will be at Valencia Community College's new Performing Arts Complex located on the East Campus. The ihs.ne L. F%RT SAHPORD 322-3324 1.0 . . •- . '>2 - 1) ." ,' . I DEAR ABBY: We are three secretaries in a relatively small office. We have a wonderful boss. The problem Is his overbearing wife. She Is a real pain, and we don't know how to handle the situation. She calls several times a day and asks us questions concerning what is happening at the office, such as, "How very busy, but you'll have her did my husband's meeting go husband call her. Then tell with Mr. So and So,?" right your bon to call his wile and down to things that are forget IL DEAR ABBY: I am a 29privileged information. "Did year-old attractive single he have a lunch date with woman has been going who anyone?" "What are his with a 47-year-old divorced travel plans?" We think If he man for two years, (I'll call wanted her to know these Win Tom.) things, he would tell her, About six months ago I was right? (We wonder what they at Tom's apartment when his at talk to each other about son dropped in. The son, Billy, night) She complains to us that her husband never tells her anything. How can he when she's already dug all the day's Jiappendings out of us? Abby, please print this, and tell all those meddling, nosy bosses' wives to enjoy their garden clubs, painting classes, etc., and whatever else they do all do since they don'Ihave to work, and please ltave us secretaries alone so ire can get our work done. Any suggestions on how to lve our problem? FRUSTRATED IN FORT WORTH DEAR FRUSTRATED: 'Eb. solution Is skuple WINS' te boss's wife asks for 110rpmwn you do of wish to disclose, tell her that yes are ''- '+ -p 1 f MWn will rise at 8 p.m. with a 2 p.m. matinee on May 31. I I I + - All - • \j\ lets you go prettily 1na gentle femin ine f low. chosen to direct and choreograph "Ezekiel." Mrs. Stempler 4000. They are: Jeff Boyette, Kenneth Braso, Darla Briganti, Holly Hill, Eliza Harwood, David King, Virginia Maisel, John Nicoletti and Kyra Schweizer. "Ezekiel ack Theatre Event" is taken Iroipthe Old .' -- _iZ4 (.: formed with such groups as Walt Disney World's "Hoop Dee l)oo Revue," the Southern Ballet Theatre, and Dimensions 7 \ e musicals, and revue-convention format shows. Her dancers are all local talentand have previously per '. . Dressing i n company the created along with I her husband, David, was • • t A - i•I' look is 22. Tom and I were both happening to me. I need your pretty drunk. I had to get advice and will do whatever home and was in no shape to you say. GUILTY REDHEAD drive and neither was Tom. so Billy drove me home. DEAR GUILTY: Tell Billy the blackmail game ii you could say that guess Well, I Billy took advantage of me. it over, and if he wants to tell his really makes me sick and father what happened to go ashamed every time I think of ahead and tell him. The it, but there's nothing I ran do chances are that be won't. But If he does, admit It, and get it about it now. over with. Tom would be very hurl if Getting married Whether he knew what happened. you want a formal church Since then, Billy has hit me up wedding or a simple, "dofor money, and I have given it yow'.own.thlng" ceremony to him because I don't want to get Abby's new booklet ;;u get on the wrong side of ln $l plus a long, ielIaddreued, for fear he'll tell his father stamped (21 cents) envelope about us. to: Abby's Wedding Booklet, I don't like being blackmailed, and that is what is 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 80212. 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George Atwell of Bee Jay is the composer-lyricist and has + + Your Cher Stempler of Dimensions 4000, a local production t + J + Is A Real Pain To Help With I A" iaell(iel Stage Experience , Celebrate Our ioth Anniversary 11O% LI OFF ( labels. boss uo voerDearing~:,vvtte Bay Streets It was good weather, good food and good fun for all the children as well as adults. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. There were 71 children participating in answering questions on black history. Urnees are held at Central Florida Migrant and Community Ce nter from 6 until 7 p.m. every Monday evening free of charge. Instructions In childbirth and ph ases of pregnancy education are ta ught : uI I - + He will open his practice soon in Sanford. • Al ekey flebling of [)eltona might be considered a modernd aybard ar who h st rums her guitar and sings to entertain residents of area nursing homes During National Nursing Home Week, the talented musician conducted a Country. Western show at Lakeview Nursing Center. Among other a c t I v It I e a at Lakeview during the week were a party, a disco and a popcorn popping party. -Accordingto June Miller, activities director at Lakeview, the seemed residents enthusiastic the celebration with many participating in • - Jimmie Freeman will be 100 next week. ' + , -- - + + - • - cents a day, driving a horse and buggy, selling a cow ' for $5 and recei ving 5 cents for a to older people and always chicken. helped in need. Mr. Fnemanwu married, to Laure-In 1t04 and they Mr. Freeman was honored moved to Sanford in l4. He by the community of Lake says be rneznbers that he Monroe at a service at Rose bought his house In 19 . He Hill Missionary Baptist had 10 chlkfren and f of Church, many of his family them still live. He li ves with and friends werepresent. his - daughter, Toys Lee Mw h guest Fr3=an, in Te Monroe, smiles at ha ving Jimmie Lee and Ethel Cargra and greatgrands atpntcre live close by and son te nding. Jss1e Freeman lives in • C-rInesVWe. Errol Cherry, son of Mr. He enjoys ; 2--many and Mrs. Herbert Cherry, grandchildien when they of West 15th Street, vleit. He attended the returned to Sanford after Providence Missionary getting his degree in DWI. 2rptist Church where he and tistry from Howard his wife eectivemzmh-ars Un1venity in 1978. until she died in l95. He has worked In public his long life heal th since completing his He cj to being concerned about schooli ng at Haines City cthers a nd his obedience to Health Department, Orlando the Lcd's Commandments. Health Department and He nays he never talked back Sanford Health "' + t Open to girls from all races and creeds whether members of the Girl Scouts or not-the •. 9W price break for two or more girls.from one family. w1ul can be obtained by writing to Citrus Council of Girl Scou ts Inc., P.O. Box 637, Winter Park, 327w), or calling (306) 645-1020. - - Girl Scouts Offer esi en 'arnping tripping to + On. May 27, 1880, Jimmie Freeman was born in Baker County, Ga. The spry talkative 100 year-old-man remembers clay smoking pipes, gingerbread cake for 5 + ' ______- + + Toy Library - i-or -.1 0 • ... "o *zf . Woo e Mrs. Howard Meredi th of Sweden, Ky, I Covington, G Seminole High School and Is employed by Continental circults. Her fiance, who was born In Edmonson County Ky., attended Edmorison County High School. He is emplayed at Cardinal Industries. The wedding will be an event of Aug. 29 at the home of the bride. • + jq) T!V accousuc instruments. - The wedding will be an event of Sept. 7 m.,at , at p. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter Heiler of Raymond, Wash The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs James H. Bellamy, 105 Lake Minr.ie Drive, Sanford. The bride was given in marriage by th e bridegroom's fath er. Martha Reid of Sanford sister of the bridegroom as the atron of honor. Gordon C. Reid served his brother-in-law as best man. Following the ceremony, the parents of the bridegroom enterta ined at a reception in their home. The newlyweds are both serving in the United States avy. ' ", J'A V', + the First Baptist Church Sanford. P performed the ',•,.,. ...,'.. '-' ( -- k i' ,. • .: ________ . The highllghtof the decor was a four-tiered ajmjver _1C cake baked and decorated for her Parents by Mrs. Zini •.:,, :.Ie' Approximately 50 g joined the honored couple In . their celebration, including i, five of the couple's seven •, 4i living grandchildren I I t$. , - I I - . Richburg Is a June 1973 graduate of Seminole High School where he was a member of the Golf Teazp and Interact Club and president of the TEC Club. He at~ tended Seminole Community College where he was on the Golf Team. He is a building contractor and vice president of ESPIRIT Inc. .• Several lovely decorations hand-made by the grand.MR. AND MRS. JAMES If. BELLAMY JR. chil dren, were also used at the I reception so " of —• -. .. \ . today. . -.e.,J . .• ceremordes W um finale of We were, We U 5wt tomorrow block"party. Planning for next year!" Many a kiss along the One lady in the viewing parade route was doled out by Herald Photo by Tom Nitsig camel, audience with whom Ienjoyed Sir Gus the Shriners' Deb Saba and Sam Nobles were likely to find the barbecue "finger-licking Candy, key chains and chatting was 'Miss Myrtle good'! at Lake Mary's celebration.1risbees were ritrieved by tilt VRIW who is visiting miss 41F viewers, from the parade SMh Tstum In Sanford. loves thoie bridge garnei, aemtary, Mary —-"*West Voluiia Memorial Rita and'- i9sepili I]unetta, participants. Miss Wilson was the county .and treasurer, Marion Hospital. We all send speedy Maerene and Edwin Kendell.: Did you see the clown with home demonstration agent The Hemerocallis Garden Quigley. get well wishes via her Welcome to Lake Mary. the Invisible dog?. And Roger 195,1M. She now lives in Club held an 'installation -Mary Walter acted as irt. hu4hand I Un J nr W aIt ltipp pedalling around at Wetumpka, Ala. but is far luncheon at the Cavalier stalling officer and presented Sorenson. great speed on the 3-wheeler from retired. She days in. Motel. each of the 17.1adle3 with a There's to be a wedding in volved in garden club, rickshaw? Newly installed officers dayflly corsage. New resident.s of the Forest the Starlight Room at the Particularly appropriate woman's club, pink lady and include: president, Olga include David Adams, Mary Forest. What an ideal setting. for the Armed Forces portion r e t I r e d teachers Hunter; vice _ presideflto Sorry to War that MY good Cox, Jo Ann Watkins, Carolyn Tellooyou all about it next: of the ceremonies was Homer Organiza tions and she still Kathleen Beale; recording friend. Verna Sorenson, 13 in and Ashelfsiiller, Earl Ross, week, • Her fiance, who wasborn atGomlals the grandson of Mrs. Slams Bosarge and thd late Mr. Charles Bosarge of Pascagoula, bliss., and John Richburg and the late Mrs. Adele Rlthburg of Cedar Keys. I. 1,, + University of South Florida in June IM where she was a member Of Phil Beta Kappa Honor Society and a member of the Baptist Campus Ministry. She is a —' registered nurse emp'l oyed i Pediatrics cu a Florida South Hn'nhta 'Orlando ld y ' .4-,- Henry Bellamy Rhonda • There was table disPpla ing ng the bride and e 11r1de y groom swedding portrait and as ornate wedding well as some of the ori ginal ,,4 I t Rhbnda Weller, J. H. Bellamy Jr. Jr. were Lynne Heller and James married at the Christian congregational Church, Sanford. The 2 p.m. candlelight and double Rev. Fred Neal ring ceremony. '..+ - ' in Min Cosmato Is a June 1975 graduate of Seminole 'I -+. Orlando, Lucille Normand The pioneer families of Cosmafo.Rjchburg arrangernen Sunday, May 25, 1$0-3C - daughters, Claire N. Zinicola "Thank you" to all those' Sewell 113 as Abraham Lin~ who assisted To mention all coin delivering the Getnames would be column- tyslxirg Address Many a tear consuming but a special appeared when Jeanne thanks must go to two people Robi nson dramatically In particular of our flag through,' "Hello, Firstv to President Of the Remember Me." Chamber of Commerce,, Ronald Rlpp. He's a proud Sjoblom and Evans were and happy man who spent represented by several many an hour on the project generations. Mrs. Clair Evans Ask him how he confiscated O'Connermadeaspedaltrip convertibles for the parade! from New York to attend. Thone "Kick Em Up Kids" The second person who from dogged their deserves a big standing heisoutin the heatof ovation is Cindy Lippincott day at the fire hall. The eight Brown who acted as Ron's girls and 2 boys, attractively secretary and also baked thd dressed ih yellow and blue huge, beautifully decorated, costumes, commemorative cake precision numbers. Incidentally, next week Ask Cindy if she has they will be competing at recovered from her near heart attack when father Bob, Lakeland square d ance who carried the cake on stage, 8ctivitieL almost Everyone seemed to enjoy dropped the barbecpie thicken, hot masterpiece. A congenial atmosphere homemade goodies and / r ' marriage or - E;~change Vo services. fact that tirough united efforts of all citizens a celebration such as this can be successful was very evident. Even the weatherman cooperated.. . - - . ' — n • + In And Around Lake Ma 7 Ehgagements 9 . _-; - - & C--Evening Herald, SaiWord,Fl. . The Diamond Store Sds risc.. sM.clvs $sdIYt* lnSv s r* NXAOW to P-ss i cQdpnc. kietaton an evury Isvn AN Swts kzpxj So pnu so* 1w4 GoAkaWnc r.cs.*y Pcss on uft - — �i _ - _ - - :1 : * , . - - =; . - - .. - I I :•:•:•... • ••..•.•.. . • e thodist .,., • 9. % • . W"ip J i . . - service W1ø,,day Night I .. . THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, :~' . & Sm _ I U 0000 :: .. .. %I. Pat worship service -* S•yal Is'i.', & :o 7.11 p.m. •:•: .X* I • • Poster ,.p fteellsu"I 10:00a.m. " W*iM, lanka lS.ss.) l.SS.m. Pray,, Sir,. £ IIMI Stvdy4 Wad.) l:IIp.m.. OUR • Catholic PINICN EST BAPTIST CHURCH In-3737 Inter. Faster 111n.ars"Sanpoin Sunday Schooi 9:41 a. 1". Woqthip$.qvIc, %k ALL40ULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 1110skAviAsaford . P,.WmI.mrnmes Pt,, Ft. PøarMhtdiU aut,p.st.r Set V1ilMaii 1a.m.. 11:31 P.M. 11:118.m. 7 31 p.m. 7:11p.m. Evening service Wad. Prsyiq Sen. Episcopal - . Holy .. . Radar, mm N.fyCu,,mvM.fI S:Nd.m. 11:11a.m. Chenrchid 11:08.1n. 5:11p.m. TV$I.lvf,liIlPrayar5ify. 7:31p.m. Ten. Official Pearl MisI. 510p.m. "Co . 9:418.m. Church Tralining 11:14p.m. Wed. Prayer Slow. 1:00p.m. . THE NEW COVENANT Rev. Davila Maingeld wilso"khooll.ors"" give. . . $011401 SCII401 P',eciilnl&Wvsldpfn, 11118.0. InmI.WenMp ?Ilp.m. *a4. IIrvtCs 111pm. Nursery Provided Morning Worship .*. F IRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Part -- 9:418:: :5:11p.m. Dr. Jay T c,i.s. Morning WonMp CIiwcIlTraIg Wad Prayer $iJ,Ics Airpert SivI. MJMsiec Worship Service I lvelIa, Service 1 7 Np m Prayer 01111111 M4 4'.. ff - 1 5:31.M. : M. ,- '. . - .. - I - 1* •';; ... " . . - . ., " Pastor 11:11a.m. - •.... - . Sunday Sds.I Morning Service .,IveainiSivk*..... WW'ftday S.rvtcq; SCIINTIST.DULTONA lJScamSieisyareud. C -. j -, ..,Vsa,s$h-ess - ' lvviingWarslllp . rs Nu . ery a __ Fred asker SINS Stad MIHUIIW,rsN. lvlilm Service I..adI.d Sic Class Wadilisday . ' Pasty 1:41a.m. 11:10a.m. 5:50p.m. liv. SlipS I.Lwmaa ivfldiyldisif _'Iarwv Provided - M.ralawerslilp Il:OItm, 5:00p.m. Wad. Prayer Siblo Shady 1: 30 p.m. ladapeødItMIsslee.ry ,, CIIUNCN OF GOD Past., Y.P.1111.0011. .- looking at th is scene. I can Imagine all sorts of th ings. Winged steeds riding to heavy muslc...ploneers In thewilderness . castles on the cliff s. . . boating si high Look at th e magic that enables the lake to mirror the rocky moun tam peak and th e heavens! Th e vastness arid stillness of th e scene my mind to wondering about time and space and things I will never .. YOM Mo0fing ____ - fillop.m. There Is a place where I can find Him always -In Church. Will you comewlthme? % -. , . ' $:40 p.m. , _______ las. I.,$$. Lassos PaiNs' PeIiewslWp lI$.II am. l:11p.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .,: OSSAVI.&JIISI. Nov. VIr.II 1. Bryant Past., So,. DaHil Cows, Atom ,, THE LAKE MANY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 0:41 a.m. - - Satiu',s sS*clad D TPtI Amsc,csn 6.bi. Soc..ty hy C1t.rdl Sdisel MSVaIIIg WIrsSlp 7:30p.m. '.1 - Wid.CII0frP,.diC. Sanford, Fla. . I . - THE McKIBBIN AGENCY .. I PRINTINO CO., INC. - Howard H. Hodges and Staff CELERY CITY 49PadlA. 5:11p.m. - r' UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHU1CH ; Diwla$Ssa Paste kOdayk%Iol 1:01a.m. WertlWp Service 14:00 am. 3 "s NsrseryPrsvI . 1.1 . GREGORY LUMBER - TRUE VALUE HARDWARE =MaplaAve. S$nford L. Do PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees . .- HARRELL I BEVERLY .- FLAGSHIP BANK . 200W, FlrstSt. . -IV. ). 3000S.OrlandoDr. . . '•'-"-••-'--•-'•'•-'•'•-'-•• JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE Downtown Sanford Don Knight&Staff Herb Stenstrom and Staff .. . Eunice Wilson and Staff - TRANMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY -. ,- WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY II Mel Dekleand Employees PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees . "PromIses." 11 1 . . . . Women Meet There will be a Gospel Sing at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, May 24, at the Beardall Avenue Holiness Church in Sanford featuringtheGo.pelEchoesfromBarbervllle together with .13 I 1i: First SaphIss CSwc% of LaSs 55 ____ First Sapsiol of - , ! 4 _ -. .. -.. ' . . ____ First lapISsa cisritsiwIsist IpIags $00 *SII1 Rd. . '5 Sri540 . XIS. Nope lapsed CSsVct.fl3 Orsape Ave. . Redeemqr Lutheran Graduation . , Graduation exercises for pre4indergarten and kin. .. .':- deiiarten students at the Lutheran Church of the r cliurch sanctuary. Interested guests are grelcom. Par. Part V. Stews.'; of O.C.A., $14 SeatS SI.. . . •cmoc C%wCS of IRs NatIvity, Las Ms,Y two 11540 ar$apIlsIOyi%. 1101 VS. *21511 .. Porasi City SMINI CSSVCS PInS Sa$tsf C%urCS .4 I -"a S-U ctys, Ove grace isr$1511 DirtS, 5Noro,w.'. C315, 305 S. Gel A,,., LII SeeN CalNalk CIwrcS. Ill DoS Ave.. SWord ' Nsw C.vsssat. WI TuIkidlIa $2. Lea's Catholic C%srcS, Do,ws*4 Trail. 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Parents fall to . i- 'If A at- . k' - Some have failed to stress the seriousness ha constitutes in have taug4ancanforgW,,.'s! SO aChrfsUan caraiolso of and w s t sin and. '-' 1 'h'. a d ; Y. A -- - MAY QUEEN - ' . Of -j St. James AN iIIE Church Nla)- Otteen 31onique Bell (center) with her court (froth left) Rena White, 1 Lashelle (j ,tty. ,ranesha Wilson, Joe Ann Jackson and Chelsea White. - ' -. '80 . . - ., The season of the commencement address Is on us again. As who has given-his share of these pep talks spiked with Poloniiis wisdom, 1.must say this year presents the biggest challenge e ver to a commence ment speaker. What can we tell today's youth who are going out into an uncongenial world where things may get steadily worse _____________________________________ lk SAINTS AND SiNNERS -_1 career 30 years ago, a trusted I - 1 George Plagenz ___________________________________________ mentor of mine in Boston gave me his blessing with these today. That too could bring out the best in us. words: Studdert-Kennedy said that whe n we get to t he eter na l ' "The fut ur e will not be easy but judgment seat, God will ask us Just one question: "Well, what I wish I c ould say that to the high school seniors to whom ou make of it?" will be giving their big send-off speech in the next few weeks. did y What did you make of your disappointments, your bad tizne, True, I will be able to tell them the future will not be easy. But the tragedies in your life? Did they remain disappointments bright? and tragedies or did you change the quality of these exIt is not only that the world outlook is as bleak as perhaps perlences so that in the.end t hey blessed your life? has eve been. In our national life too we see waste, deceit and violence all around us. And there are no signs that either the What did you make of your opportunities? Did you DR. AN [) "iRS. It. PAUl.. WOO[) wor ld pict ur e or the national pict ure Is about to et better, remember that "unto whomsoever much is given, of him sha ll Certainly this is one of the reasons that ln our religious life much be required?" Missionar y To Speak today we are concerned more with our personal salva tion than Iwould like to tell these high school graduates they are going with saving society. When "the skies are gray with clouds out into a world that is bright with promise. On the other hand, Ti. IIC%-, It. Paul Wood, an t hr on g ii o U t EurasIa which return after the rain and there is no gleam of light on the maybe we ha ve said that too of te n to young people. Perhaps we Assemblies of God missionary preaching and teaching in path below," we grope for God's hand in the darkness. sho uld ha ve told them all along to "make friends of pain" to Eurasia, wi ll be guest evangelistic crusades, conI have thought about it. I think I can tell these world-bound instead of encouraging them so much to flee from pain and speaker for a missions church ferenues, and ministers ' trouble when really that is not possible. remarkable creature finds itself irritated by a grain of sand service, Wednesday, 7 p.m. at SCIIiinarSL First Assembly III God, 3(}4 W. Dr. and Mrs. Wood 271.h St., &-inford. lininstered on a short-term within its shell, it secretes an opalescent material which coats the foreign substance, not only relieving the pain but In their term of service just basis in Bible schools in completed, Dr. Wood and his Holland, Spain, Portugal, and producing at the same time a earl of great rice and wife, Dene worked in Poland. At the end of their 4. anybody who believes we were put on this earth not to be comfortable but to build character. We should have told then more about the oyster. When this The present adult generation has been cheated on that score The last 35 years have taught us self-indulgence Instead of selfdenial. We have forgotten that going without often gives more pleasure than giving in to our desires. As one writer reminds us, "mere is nothing like . , We can inakeowown pearisby coat ing the sharp vetiona Brussels, Belgium, at the year teriii overseas the Woods Continental Bible College. served a sp'cial assignment in our life with qualities Uke patience and serenity and good CBC was founded in 1969 and ai visiting professors at the humor - and the love that never faileth. provides advanced studies for West Africa Advanced School graduates of various Bible colleges in Europe and the West Africa. Middle East. Dr. Wood served In this special missions knew. But they will be better off for it. these graduates this year. I will tell them to "remember the oyster." The suffering, however, may go deeper than that. It may inc as academic dean of CRC church service, Dr. Wood will IV * '' Janette 'Murray (standing, photo left) a special education . . Bhe1 Ilvunal Women's Day this Syzdq at 11 am. The guset . 'eaker will be Mrs.____ [ie Howard ____ t jam er ____ will ____ the spd women's D7 chorus will be festired. Mrs. . . .. / i ,' . Central watching students : : make a mission map during the Bible School held inst week for 18 . ' f'.. , mentally and physical- I& r ! 'IT .. ly handicapped young people, From left, Jo- I . • at .•' Baptist Church, is ' -. Men 's Day At Trinity anne Connells, Joan ibbin, Mark Stafford and Danny Ryan. - '' . Is Emery teacher . . T1nl United Methdat (2airch l)j i.mdiy at 11 ___ BIBLE SCHOOL I i ( _____ . of his work in sequently the Woods traveled Western and Eastern Europe. . Women 's Day Observed ____ Theology in ionic, logo, mental and physical hardships calling not only for ' Maybe if they do that they will find the happiness and peace from 1975 to 1978. Sub- share t ?• j , _____ __ ___ - , ___ .. . aptJst Uzzrd*. At 3 p.m. the )fJjg C y$ speaker will be Rufus Brooks, an educator u . 't L ' 'j: - . , vine (standing in photo right) admires seed ,. .'Is.. Association Has Anniversary - ' , -, . . ____ ____ ____ Calvary Jnary BtIst Qii1rdi,______ NS Mow West ___________ Iy,fMI lfll$k1] IWO$lfl 3jg, l St., wifl Mauls Holt is association presld4. ... . - . :1 - Those enrolled In the three special educa. . " tion classes range In , I.. '- ,,,,- I ..,. * - N law - Few Words For Class my - of delinquency cannot be n he is old he will not will When I was starting out on -'...L I Religion shares In the failure. Some have ever eliminate this scourge from our society, Christian School k2dTP me Deito mencementprogramwlllbest7:30p.m.,Friday,MaySO. .i. . such works of the flesh as gambling, law A . proper parental authority, God and the school drinking au thority, civil au thority and rights an dancing, which contribute to Juvenile property of others. delinquency. These lessons must be taught early life. The problem Godrequlresltofparents."..bring themup' solved by civil and penal punishment In the nurtire and admoniti on of the Lord." alone. So long as parental delinquency and (Epheslans 6:4) "Bring up a child in the way religious failures exist, Juvenile delinquency he should, go and he prevail. Onl respect for God's the w t , failed to build a respect for God's proper word, the Bible. This is done by teaching that for civil authority or the rights of others. Many code. Church i&nf7iJtM, Lf,....&and'Bible % ecte 'st" . . - - ol Juvenile set - . , T"* - - .. .. . . . 3224=1 or teacher Mrs. Wm. Martin 3224408. . •lapIOai yty HON f JOSsvaI' WHOSIL LoS. Moarpo VaN 1543 VS. PH-iS Iss' Dm uvh i - I, D's. Wild. ad v..s. 514r - . '.4..".. .- ;~ ~, . . - nhilmannh I . . . . ' nquent? . ftefteme 0M - '4 .. accepted now. For more information call the church office ___ ____ All __ -, is exhilaration that goes with the power to deny gratification of Kindergarten Commencement 1011 Palm $W1.Is It. UPSOII Ce*msidty Ps'oNyl,,Iii CIVIcS, Ups.II It WSIINsOISII, C%erc%. NOd Iv Rd., CasssISsrry 'WeaN, Moos ""I'0' 1VIt1T14 DAY ADVONTIn . ' Da CIWdi. Hwy. us. FSIIsi IOw*tS Day AICPs,, Mai$1 ____ Allamests $s :' $Oalsrd l3Il Dey £dv.W CSvr A,,, 7 £ iNs .,,ti '00yt5t10 M5tC5Ur*Il. 50$. Moos It fsdYlMlst civrd. III Ph i If.. h OTisan CHUICNII , 'iJias PH-Il CSsrs% SI lii Nauross. 2101 SWirl Ave. , , . . ____ • The majori ty of our young people are law. abiding, honorable and upright in conduct. Some are so In spite of Improper home .1 Ouj(, 4I A ining ant, ad verse tf actors. But that juvenile delinquency exists today is admitted by all who are informed! There must be a cause, perhaps It is more par ental than juvenile Perhaps it Is also aggraiatedbycurrentreligjousdoctrine and Ii. Marts PvosSyIsrti• Oisva CSsrctI .5 as Niurs.s. 1.1.45, F áI.J LIuwsal I l.aa Mary Duct of *i Nasatoss. 1711. Crystal LaSs Ave. Phil PISIasW.I CluicS sO $sf.j L,he_____ Mary , • PS Yalurasslo. Uia Mams Dur* $110 Nalarese, WNss. $cSosl. Orasgo ' W. 05110 IlsSa.0 Durct,Ills CaoNry aap $IISS Lsssrood DiscS of I% Nauai'o.s, Wayma. £ Jsisup Ave., SIaNrd 5151° DortS. 3445 IIsfrj Ave. . LaJSOI LUTw11451 liAiSed Cal1.-1.U5 at JINWIW$ WtiIai.s. 1105* *$2. . Are,. ieo W. us is. -'l , PRESBYTERIAN lOIN.! 55511 MIrsVSo• DorØ, $5 4, ______ CSvrcR, Ovoitroap 0, Casselburry ____ PS Gail 1-d UshIsI LaN,,... isis S. 0,50.11 Or. Msrevho. OutS1 771 Tuscawsia ' -_ Ii,. W, LaIN,U P'v'I$a DiscS. NsIla.d 5451.. $ assila Ave., 11.4111 CIerc CS of Pr'sv$dooss. Dens. Dctls ____ LsiasD.j las Nffio.r,____ 502w. 115% Plato w---. -- "'J'v ciupsi. _____ TMIIY UONsl -____LaiRs-a. CSsrt%, 10410. Doys Dr.• a Hwy 77.01., 1-050 ______ P PTssSvIurtss Disk, Oil £ CIIIsiN,i OSspsl 1 Ow ___ SI Da$yfF____ csnss.____ *sN, ii Nd 55.. C-soa Dy $Ot*5 lISalsIery$,$issi i-' . . ., .. /. JIWISN We don 't . • Just.Who Redeelnerwill behsldon Friday, May 30,a17:3op.in.atthe -, ASS IatOr30lsa Sear LaSa Usitad MatSedist srC* lilIsS A.M.I. CSercS, Case.. Nts. Cossslbsrvy CIRwalty UIWIGI MilSedist C%w*, Hwy. 1741. Piney fl Idos Nd.. Cassel4srvy Christ Uodcd M.sssdist CISICS. iwr r. 3s C aMiefty MadI40 C%srCS. s ua ag,, DoPery St. Jaaws £30.1. III at Cypross ' EPISCOPAL . Pristraonfcr the coming school year will be WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employees - "No American president would be plan to sceduIed to meet June 10-12 in st. elected who pretends he doesn't print his declaration. Loals. Mo. want the office," Stroud said, " keep up with stories The president is elected to a One- "Southern Baptists need to move caurae but a kind of creativity that Is missing in 0W' society that tomorrow's world cannot give. Or take away. MUTNODI$Y cstw. OV*sdsu Distli, $1. JoN Drysesism CPOpel. U.S.shss. Molisdiss CIsrCS Hwy 1741. Pore Part Pills Iley wo.e. " ____ . )*.wI,$sPelHwuNp.LaSr.vIkawU'.aNt,Mani.ad CHUICHOP000 . : 3743 wco of fl-p Po.ws iHltst C14s1, 'III W. FIIIt4tI'Ssi. Sanford CIViCS of God. NI VS. *21131. PIaocvsI IapilsI CIsi'di, Ill W. AIrpIrt Sled. CIViCS of Gel. OvIsdo Prairie ado PepiIV, 111,111.. FIV1 CSsrcS .4 God l4allaess. LaSs Memos - - . .' Mlsaiosery SaplIst CIweS. MidWay - ClertS of ted Missis.. atsrprIse - ' . ., hissed 1MM Mlislsaary DIØ1M CIvicS. West SawO. C%wcS 0 Old, 1401 W. 5% 11. tmv,a CSsrCL 210 Dvirbro* Di'.. CasuIlb.rry CiW SI so ci.'sst. ort. SIMSOd POPISh CAsrcS 3534 PaliSlill ChvrofQ.dSIPree.cv, 111 I. lim Ave. JOes MiasIiaary Sapilil CIivrc%, it. 11.411. 052005 C%vrcs of tedof Presxy, 111116 S. Pirsju A. $LLamaMIsiJsaa,y S1pISsIC%src%ofCmerlaClty, ITh.lmp.,ty St. Pout Saplist CIvicS. III Pb•i Ave. ' Wiii O2TIODOK MattSaws Sapilsi CIurcI. Case.. Hats. - - Missionary lapsist, 1711 £ Coder c're OIlbCu civicS. St. Dials. III S. M,mslla Ave., 5. kaferd -"r • Mlsslssia,y Sapiis C1wc%, 03$ Cypress $ 10st. OrSPedse CSvrcL SI. Qeori UI $Suvw.ad ci,. Ti.pl, $aplts$ CSsrct, Ps*i Spriape nd. *Hcms.$, lr,u-* Mt"omoWin CS. & WillIam $1., Scstor. OrJisiu C*vrcS, the . not country or have a triend do it, to - of the Baptist Press, said Stroud is about who is a candidate of this.or year term, and his duties are largely away from their hypocritical way of see how a candidacy might fare, the first candida te to publicly an- that,' he said. ceremonial. Current. president electing officers." seniors of 1980 that the years ahead can be good years for local talent. It is free to the public. - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY AISUMSLYOFGOO Pint AsIssitsy of 0.1. ziis £ UI. • SAPTIST *at.c sapist cswct Ovieo Calvary lapliut C%src%, Crystal LaSI & 3rd. LaSs Mary -, CauelSvry SaptIsi CSerdi, *25 leselasla SIVI. ' Co.stral SWill CIviCS, 1111040 *vs. CIclasI a First 1a141 ' ' CIrwahsr N4sslosary lipliss cierts, SeuI%s* St Cass$rysldo Seplhsi CRUICS. CessOry Clap Said, LaSs Mary Vlcty Sa,hstC%.rc%.OfO,4 tatNosIsiA,.. First $aplls$ CIsrc%. II, part *t's. PrleMsMp lopissI CSsrc* of Msmssls anaaie..e IprtSs . First S*st CNsrCS ifOao,• . P'IrsI Se.o,a . CS SI ip- -_ ., - - of 35,600 congregations in 50 states, is y Gospel Echoes Sing Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson Jerry & Ed. Senkarlk and Employees Baptist presidential hopefuls to said the newspaper does . I . however , he is ou P0 en that outspoken pe n politics are n eeded, one - . Al Qiubb, presidentof WAJL Radio, will be guest speaker this. Sunday at the 7:30 a.m. breakfast of the United Methodist Men at Community United Methodist Church ' Casselberry. .." WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Co. . SENKARIK GLASS CALL 322-2611 ' Drake and Joe Mills; Young Musicians are under the direction Of Terry L Clark nd other workers are AliceMarget Bose and Linda Bose. Terry also directs the . PANTRY PRIDE rnethod.stn obtaining any position to evu. Norman Jameson, feature editor in Chubb Speaks To Men ' ' . - o 9:30 a.m., chur ch parlor; Mary, 1:30 p.m., 150 Lucerne Drive and Ruth, 1:30 p.m., 77 P1itation, Highland Estates, Pastor Pastor WINTER SPRINGS MsralawsrsSIp 0:saIIa.... PIUSSYTIIIAN CHAPIL Scaday Idissi l:Oa.m. . AAW'rq UMY 5:00p.m. •u Moss lead, at,, Sprls,i .Meat Prayer 5q,,%ty, C. Ivward Davis Pastor . -. Iad&41%T%srsday $:30a.m. Seadayscissi Family N1M 1:30am. 1vndayWe,iip 10: 31 a.m. .' )rdhvadav 4:16 P.M. Nvreary Pr.vidsd E. C - E Isea and Staff - perceive honest and open political Baptist publication, but Jameson ho sections The Southern Baptists, which have o ,, and and times: Esther, noon picnic at 240 Buena Vista; Martha, a J. C, PENNEY COMPANY Insurance . Cii. Cavatry CIsS & Ups.aIa NI. - PINSTUNI1UD MUTNOOIIT CHURCH office. Stroud also announced his can The pastor said he does not didacy to t he Press, a nation-wide the Third Creek Baptist Church, said ft has been the practice Of rn various Baptists, a man has to pretend lie . isn't seeking the office of president in order to be elected," he said seeking me.I claim to be seeking the the way its done," Jameson said. The Rev. Jimmy Stroud, pastor of Methodist Church will meet 11'uesday at the following places ...r 11:11a. m. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ' tamily RecognitiOn n Methodist . ___________________________ ATLANT IC NATIONAL BANK plathjrI '- 9 :4$ am. Creep secret campaigns "sham and hypocrisy live by a low moral WIISSVAve..uflMary. - MeraI.,WsnRlp 11:00a.m. MYP 301£ 5% ca. 7:50a.m. lvs.WiriMplst&d$es. 1:10p.m. ,Wadassday Msrata, Prayer Ores, the air-conditioned not• . a ,, Siaday Idisel Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursiay Friday Saturday Romans • II Corinthians • Galatians • Galatians • Galatians • Hebrews. I Thessaloniáns 5:721 - 2:1-2O 5:1-6 6:1-10 11:1-10 1:1-10 I 12:1-9 Ili41_J crj -t- c-c-b, f- ç!j , 1- (j) j. çjz f çj .. çj j.. cj .f.. j. j2 . ............. . 50v. Prod t3sal cstW livid sidLtySy Asse.Pstsr Ssaday ScIsel Pasts, SeadaykM.l MMIlISltSflSlp 11:50a.m. Wad. Prayer_MtIag & SINe .U, 7:30p.m. . IIxIla.m. '1 TvdlvDrivs.Sv40..dlstatos _____________________________________________________________________ NIWLIPIPILLOWINIP 1*1 Or.&?vsSswbNa St. P%sasSlI.43li SwadoySdissl 0:11510, Worship Service 1:10 a.m. Weekly :., il-ui • - CHRIST UNITED MIYNODISTCHUNCN " CONGGAYIONAL CIINISTIAI$CIIU.ICH .. 10:0510,' MI4WNR 51011 .111V,WLO.ij.y of First Baptist Church, Sanford, will have a p.ecoitjon Service this Sunday at 7p.m. The Preschool Choir (ages 3-5), Music Makers (grades 1-3), and Young Musicians (grades 44)each will present several numbers, well as the "Promises", a ai)afl ensemble of fmwth to six th graders. All four groups will combine for one number. The Preschool Choir Is directed by Lyric Wohigemuth, wi th Larry Castle and Colette Clark as workers; Music -...- ' - P0 Soo 6024 Ch.vton,s,il. Vri CongregatIonal Wad.Pvaywlsncs 1:11p.m.. . PR.s 3U4M3 . ;.. lOiN.... Mru1,W.riO$ 5:31a.m. C$rJ,4 0i411.m. .,Qqaps 1:30p.m. Merla,y9qt_iflp 11:11a.m. tiWtlIrytTSYidSd ISV all SIVVICI5 Nvnefy I- - __ . . 5:31p.m. Ysesday, 14011 had! Prayer _____ Tay sad Wednesday Choir ' Presbyterian. 11I WiriSip '1Y1dsul 10:40a.m. 11:11a.m. WwsNplervlta .,.. .. Co4,yvJfi( t6O Kessler Ath-er?sng Service 1:00p.m. - .. . ..... 13.4 Bible, "Iry. .m- $aelv,sndSIiaiIa - ije -, COVENANT ' PIUSSYISRIAN CHURCH Airp.d Blvd. &Wna.d Dr. Pastor Rev. Fred l.Gardaer . But in standing hereandwonderingso,lfeellikeive beennearGd. - Madam. C%ert* ralIts, Gqas Methodist 1343 Cevatry CbS toed M.sreJaWw - . 5:00p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH Rev.eryDoSesI Pas ____ 1140a.m. Svad.yhdlssl . comfort the chairum . g pSerrIce. $:31911:04a.m. understand. 0:418.m. 1 1 :II 8 .m. Family NIpSI Service RAVINNAPAIII . GRAd UNITID MITHODIITCHUICH se' *Wflad1tu,t Svaday Sdisel MeraIa,Wan$p Uvaapeftslkserv. 10:11a.m. 110a.m. KIads,pejt,ls m.,, liii I0:11a.m. now. o.. o.as.r a _ ____ P., . . ilftwa NoW& l N ov. I. R uth Great Past., SvAday Idisel 11:11a.m. M.CRI.IIWI• 11:01a.m. Sunday Evenin l:30pm WId.SIIIiSIi,dy 7: 31 p.m. CeaqvanMIgS.,,,d.1, 5:30p.m. we M44stain a clwlstim School . . . - Evangelistic Services . . .. OvlIds(SlayIa) 111000, *dlbII l:Oa.as. . Ivanpalist 11:11 am. 11:00 0 .m. 5:11 p.m. - • , ST. LUKIS LUTHERAN CNUICII .55. 430£ lsd Iv, II. ______ Churc{i ©. 3514 Palmetto A", liv. laymsadCrerter Pasts, Svaday 1:11a.m. 1. daflMp comedy shown In building. Pentecostal ______ . . lvanpellst Service . minister publicly announced, his campaigns carried on in secrecy past, the Baptists have "called office and be open to siruntit) and Stroud promised that if elected he candidacy for president of the until the expedient moment," Stroud around and let it be knOwn you're a criticism by friend or foe," Stroud will not "stack committees and million member Southern Baptist said, candidate. said.. boards" with those of a particular Convention Tuesday and called past "Traditionally, among Southern "I do not claim that the office is "It's a strange way to go, but it's dognia. Ile had little criticism of the - l:Ila:m. I0:$... 5fl)$$ CflVICfl .. ____ YstIiHavr - . • . W.sesdaylv,ftlai Prlyiv vito 1:10p.m. . . . PIItK I:IIa.m. l:Np.m. 7:11pm. 1:11 p.m. Mid wefi lanka CW.d.) I I "In secular politics, a candidate Adrian Hogers has said he will ra The Church of the Nativity, State Road 427, will sponsor and "Oki Fashioned Family Pienle" at theclwrch, on June. 1, from 1 p.m until dark The church will furnish popcorn and drinks, with everyone furnishing their own picnic dinner. Suuare d dancln ancing to the muaii, of the fle4ghamhenha'. urlil be a part of the afternoon activities, me Deschambeau'a are well known for their expertise in square dance calling, .! 4!•m. wiiup jolks J. Knew* I C, CIuwcS Ave. £ Grant It. I • ..-- CHUICNOFCHRIST ill) Part A vi von" FIRST SAP1 ST CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH -. lvadayldu.sl .rs&IpSanic. 'i'Wacgrlsa sad Nwwy I Of Christ Church IN 7 mt i !'Lf'i!,t._ .n.., _______ . PMMtTOAVUNUU . . LONOWOOD Msnsln,WsqsIiip _____ IlIu 8. Ave. JIIIJ.HUitee • THUPIDUIMII "TWLwttwta Nier and TV Th Is The LIII' 666..,~4, . Nntivifv FnmiIu Nativity 10:008 FR. PIUST CHUICK OF THE NAZARENE LUTHISANCHUSC*IOF ..%4 . i ______ Tale. lSt.3434 . R.v.JamasW.HammocS Sndiy Idwel '. PSf1 IVIM Lutheran ' _________________________________ ____ v. SSWqI a. • .. Reading Slim daily - (Siv$S.ra) .•..,r:.',J'(' 11:11am Sunday School Wadasidsy Testimony - .. , - 1:41a.m. 1111a.m. 1:30p.m. worship service 1* I W 1:31p.m. Svndaylctwel Ll - - -""-"" LAKE MARY SAPTISTMII$ION . 116 Lakeview, Lake Mary Pasiw Nov. Jim HVpSIU •V . o - - PI*STCHUICHOFCHIIST 1111a.m. 7)0p . N , I 1421 W.ttFfr*tltrw$ Association, Fern Park brmfi, P.O. Box 6%, Fern Park, . . am ...,...' Alt ~~ ..V' ...' ,' _~.~] *l ~ ,; JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH I P.s,., lye. WsrsNp MItW..kS.r,.Wad., . .•. S.l.Stsntse Carter's name at Park Federal Savings and Loan . Science . WI1Mp$e,yica III We" pro" .-- - .. .. - 7: Of . , -. •a kMIyWi1Wp "My candidacy is in contrast to nounce for any national post. - tup in Craig . . ,,t$IUii*. EVANGELICAL . . Breaking tradition, a Knoxville the sham and hypocrisy of past Jameson also confirmed that in the must announce Ws candidacy for an seek reelection. ' * call fany. . CONORUGATIONAL , J., J•11isa Avema. Sandord 1:01p.m. . I . - Evangelical Congregatlona WINTUISPOS.COMMUNITY Ill II:lSa.m, Evening Service - SANPOND CHRISTIAN Cp$pN by To help alleviate the financial burden, which has been compounded by recent corrective surgery done on of the other Carter children, a fund has been se . 7:31p.m. Wed. Prayer M.,t the cancer must be 1 one .uylósI Minister VAIn.m. extensive radiation treat- but the cost of ments, X-rays and other costly rnedical expenses V a result of AiQtaee COUNTRYSIDI BAPTIST CHURCH Co"If y Clvb Rood. Lake Mary . AvefvM Lam Faster ndly School . medical tills, . CHURCH OF THE NAZAR INK . . - ancer Patient surgery to remove a malignant brain moronApril 18. j LANIMONIOP WNW sorLim Pikenesn-sm s Christian . . I Wants To Head S. Baptists on Nazarene IPIIc0PALCNUNcNOP Sunday SckeW KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) , family insurance has taken care of most of the jujor PIISTCHSISTIAN - i to benefit 10-year-old Craig Carter, son of Mr. . and Mrs. I.Amar Carter, Myrtle Avenue, Sanford. The church is located off Seminola Boulevard Sunset Drive. The fourth cier, erwent IvrWagw.rs11p . m.mi ___ a%: the church I - 1311 Oak A".. Sanford I Moist SIrm--cansis" city Raw. M. ". Books Jr. Pastor Somillay S~ 11:308,ffl. 11:01I.M. , : Me"W"I"o I . . The now. Leroy 0.Soper ...-• , CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH , - . nesin ___ v The St. Augustine Church young people in Casselberr) will hold an ice cream social on Sunday, June f6p at NEW IITHILAMICI4UNCN HOLY CROSS 441 Park Ave. . . ~ . strxsud ' . - . . c wad . 111 I. . . . . St. Augustine Plans Benefit Tlunar NATION I Baptist I . • SUrW8Y, MAY U.0 It's N0 Secret ruoefly UmDMIT$ODT : : EHWR ' CHURCH OF GENEVA .'~:_ Church 711pmi 'e. 11:14a.m. , ~ Mistionottes. I If .._.II' 'IFt, I I.)I..iI - . . 1:31p.m. Mp I I Wed. LighthOM Youth Melling s" - ' UMYP 1venffiWInNP FIRSYAIIEMBLYOPGOO . . :: 7:11p.m. Assembly Of God . - - - : PI$TS.?VICS . a - * ll!"a.m. ~11 .. -. v r COMNUNITYONITID T CHURCH 1 - 4 May is, INO Sunday, :• • ,\ . I A dye - :: If 4-Evening Harald, Sinlord, Fl. ::•:•:-:•:•: fjf - - out and afamilynight ' open house highlighted - j" 1y; ee the w k. Is . _. / •t•iI Al -.- .... ., .-•-,.*,.. . �S S - S - 5 5- 5 _•1---.--.-. --..- . S -.5 .- -5- -- -- -' -. -. -. S 5 S 5, S 5 5' 5 S- S-S.- 5- S 5 - • -. S S * .5 - - . -- - ,-•-S_•__- -. •5-___••e -- # S.... S __.._S _D7 J -5-- - ••.-• - -----5-- -- V - * • -- - - ---•• 5 .5 - -._4t -5-.- S St.*tS•S'*e4 _. -- • • .--- -i.------•.s.,. .-#• __•-.•.•_ .••_S.__•=-- - • - • - • ---' S -- -- ., -..-...:.... --.-. 5-,-..,. --.-.. S • • - • - .--' •• ••• - 5 A ft . , &I* -*~. ~ . 5 _--. - S - - - - •5 S -S a . _________________________ . . & _______________ C-Evening Horald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May23, 1I0 WAN 1 DON'T HAVE A 'fl4EN WASTINC METRONOMES FO .Pt4O5 S it -._.-" 1 Telegraph ARE 'IV • • - -. - 'ric 1 . _____ ____ 41 14 - ' ' _ _______ _ 47Unity _________ -5 BEETLE BAILEY - 52 Papal throns QUALITY! seven 54 Had odor 20 Cut hair 55 Fortune tellers I' I A( N 0 U S -' 31 Small barrel 1 32 Word of negation 33 Careened 36 Networks - I _____ - 524 - 0 14 0 I THE BORN LOSE R 17 AH VW FUWWO I 30 S..-; ... - • Y £ - (Y IM THINKING COMET OF SW I TCHING BANKS! ___________ - _ 52 - - - - - - - - - - _____ - ____ - come df this way. - 5-1 53 - ARIES (March 21-April 19) - success. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 23 ) Your grasp of material Your powers of persuasion situations is very astute are very strong tgday.. You .today. It's posIbIe you çould ATIARIDG" c ---,:,,% 6 __ ________________________________________________________ appearing to c s6. Now is a you thfght ' gain. from TS[JN1 reunion cruise (B) SI - - - seriously. It could spell What you suggest will work. - 5:00 12(17)LOVE,AMERICANBiyil am Holden The Union cavalry 12 (I 7) AGRICULTURE drives toward Louisiana amidst per. 7jr both - ' - 8:30 ' - -- _____ S ••• L :'.' \\I' A'.1/ • ' ____________ _____________________ =111111 _____________ ______________________ \_____ ____ : e, ___ \ - E___________________________ E K & MEEK - O,NSb,NEAkCTu ., us P.i 01, byNnwlechneider THP=61i LIW... ________ sb'.)w 8-10 points and some sort of stopper In the Your partner has asked you to bid. Don't pass from fright. 8 6 4 H- 4 2 D. 7 5 2 C- A Q 104. 5 It Is too expensive to let Bid one spade if an other declarer make that doubled suit has been doubled. Id two contract even though It does clube if a spade has been not give him game. You only bled. bid at your disposal_ts to cue PRISCILLA'S POP _ S YCVVE - FULL, I THE RIGHT ANY. SIZE QUEEN. I S 5* w 1. f- I byEdSullivan _____ rTT ii-AND UNITEP NATIONS.' . _____ WE CAN LOOKING COME 10 SELL U FOR A Go . ________________ v.2_It - ' ~~R.WE he doubles one spialde vou ol- ii - ____ _____ thday by sending for your positions will prove heIui gets his __ e out of 00, _ IT UP AND ALL P - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. W ' YOL(LL 1AV GOOD 5_J. 7 ../ LUCK ___ / lol WABrr IN'-nE VICINITY ____ _____ / - // / /i / ______________ / ________________ ______ __ _ _ ________ _ A FRANK AND ERNEST ANNIE by Bob Thaves P@LL@ -______ _I _ SHOUI.D • . 'riiui' I0 1.I; ahnia MO 29 2 TT __ '-I I i Th SAHDY? Of* AND HM IENST ALL ___________ _______ _______ ____________ k40 •T HS IME 1 ' ___ Altamonte Springs. ' ___________ ______ __ ___ ____ - ____________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ WiThO1jT A I___ 0wie&kS.ievIPwerTs.i,aaS , - _______________________________________ ________________ S I - I ' - .by 1. K. Ryan - -- ZOONIES ' 5 4 1, ; WArflN6r. I - _ ______ JOHNS RICKS FOW EXPES5 - U$ flON PE' OP EL. - HUG6INS2... ItRUDS SO. ______ I Ill ____ ________ _________ ______'-I ___ _______ __ __________ ____ _______________ ___ _______ __ ___ __ _____ - - _____________ ___________ _________ S S • S - __ .5. - TtJ ( - I _ ___________________ ______ _____ 5 ' S 5 5 )AY, MA - -- - FISh - '1) - FreaIea _____________ ' _ -.lugweod Winter Springs _____ d Cie noon, Quality inn, i-ia and State Road 434. __ • -' Ftab OrgCJalCO Milk gr8hake MEARY8QlOO Bigger Package NOW Includes 10 Corn Rolls Castaloie MIlkor$1 ake SENIOR HIGH - S --- -- 1 a $12.95 S. cm D" "S Macweal and Cheese 95c Greens -. .. - P iwie Cantaloupe 10 . Package nowlncludes:IWO.8x10's3.5x7's, 15. wallets, and 4 - Color Podralt Charms The perfect Color Portrait Package for the entire family at a supet end ks a vwlsty of poses and backgrounds No ad Milk or Shake EXPRESS 11 Dog Cold Sib Freach Frles Fresh Frail BxlO - _ MhlirShake pp ____ ___ ___ p .ppyJ.e (Fourth ci July Cummtttee, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Cbamber of Commerce, 400 E. First St. For all clubi organizations Interested In psrUcIpstb in the _______________ -1 ' __ - - Additional Mfzd Vegetable. - 4=0 w---* - Greens Tan Titer Rounds (l SANFORD i MacamoilandCbeese Greci Peas etHer MI..s'sae SENIORHIGH SIoyJoe - . OOLS - Y _______ __ " - " ' S 2W S. Orlando Dr. MIDDLE SQl IJ Taller Rosisillis Mixed Vegetables odid ICISSIMMIE - ALI SceftdsposltwlththisAd - '1onida Power & Light Sunshine Room, 301 N. M)Ttle yenue, Sanford. - - tIw Day peogrom by•Univerulty cii Central *2 selda Student Veteran's Aim, p.m., tIC? Village ___ Bill' Nelson. toT, Speaker, US.. _S ____ _______ _______ ______ MI S , __ __________ - -. -' ____ , - S... ___ ___________ _____ __ ___ 5 - Th j _ -5- _______ S.. _________ _____ _____ __ ____ ___ ___ ______ ___________ ____ ________ ___ _______ ________ ___________________ _____ _____ ____ ________ ________________________ _________ ____ ___________ __ ______ _____ ______ A _ ___ ___ ______________ _________________ _ - \j_ SlkiKt -S __ _______ _______ Prtsb)lerlan __ _ 4 I . -Pp** *.4 . First Seminole County Homemakers of Sanford, 1:30 pin., ______ ___________ ______ N(M MD - __ _______ cT, _________ _ p.ñi, Al-Anon, 6 p.m., recreation hail behind Stromberg Carbon, Lake Mary. WAO Th 1bR1S 's UIIoiJ ' 7:30 Lake and CountryClub, Lake Mary. by CraIg-Leggfl - . S lb __________________ JG7O1HWK'OW . . . OP WIIVL. COMPLICA'1D?.. IS KINGLY - a Of-P MG-MR - - I LLT1R?... D1' CiOW 14 YOtr 436; . Sanford AA, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. t-• Ahlnznoute.Soutb Seminole Jaycees, 8 p.m., jPaceaetterClubhouse,WymOreROad. * over Baptist Church, Crystal TOPS • _____ 5 and Shilin Steak House WEEKOAYINFLATIONFIGHTER Milk Hamburger Church, Sanford. __________ ' 434 J Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United ___ E° iads CONVOY -1 - - . - Chill Dog ~~~~ - - WILl. M4IHA ANSWER * D - Western _______ ___________ Rizzi __________________________ 1U REW sensatwaI a 0;Kkfte 0, L.....THE SAVING PLACE ......) ntY Portr 't - SetS Sun SIc deposit ___________________ Perso - - pe ' j Church, North Woodland Blvd., DeLand,, ('-I - gs. Cantal HONORED DURING 'THISSALI _______________________________________ ou , I I . in e Milk - Woo! 1 TUMBLEWEEDS J Road, Altamonte Spr request In his father's will leads him Rolls Sanford Rotary,noon, SanfordCivicCenter, *bin Orange Juice Greens ' 1Z . NO DISCOUNTCOUPONS WILL BE - APOCALYPSE NOW on an unusual sarch into his past TaterRounda MhzedVegetables - . Diet Workshop,? p.m., Florida Federal S&L State % S - . __ JEFFERSONS Georges discovery of an unfulfilled Macalrow and Cheese . '1.99 Cliuck Wageit stes I: IS Titer Rounds Hamburger on Bun - IJtD5O (Part 7of 7) (CC) (3) 0 THE - - No. 21......... ONLY 9.30 Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake MilkorShake Milk FRIDAY, MAY 30 MAY 28 ELEMENTARYSCHOOLS ELEMEWARYSCHOOLS :.soutb Seminole. AA,noou, Mental Health Center, ____ _I be nefit the Longwood Police Department SWAT Team. Orange Juice 'Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, f T Lengwood Community Center at Warren and Wilma to Barbecue Titer Rounds - 5 To UNDAY N finds hlrntelf in combat againsi Rory. Bill end Oliver make their peace at No. 8e 0 eee 0 eeee 9 . Reg. $31 1 1.99 St eak Pieces WITh Mushr,em Gravy No. 16..e....... Rig. $2.4 '1.99 Broiled petite Slrlelit ' ' "I' dl (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Cheese Dog Frctab Fruit Thhwlch . Chopped Sirlelit AND) ning of this auto race (from the iridi. Milk or Shake EXPRESS Mini Steak Sub EXPR ESS I.. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran 6lT4G I ___ Rolls Milk or Shake hth Week No. 12e......s.. RS. $27, '1.99 _______ 'My Son, My Son - Oliver. now an officer In the 'Black Chicken Barbecue dinner, 11 a.1n. to 5 p.m., OF NIGHT! •_,. THAT WHffe. shows up at the diner with his new. prstfemale partner IR) Jello through Way klux Un A Slice PG .4 Russlat'I gymnast (Parti) (DO ALICE Fios latest beau Tossed Salad 1lflunity Center, She ll Road, DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 '. gymnast falls in love with a pretty (nl(35)JIUUYSwAOGART Young-Al-heart" Dance,- 8 p.m., DeBary Corn- Mony 2lp:w5;W PLAZA II competition, an aspiring American Rolls P.m. Ope n to public. 1 SILENT SCREAM Greens open MONDAY, MAY 26 - MQnday Morneni Tpastmnastens Club, .7:13 n.m., fhiouday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte SPCIII8L Moment An Olympic Love Slory' (Premiers) Stephanie Zimbalist. David Keith On the eve of Olympic anapolis Motor Speedway) Sanford Big Book AA, 7p.m., Florida Power & Ught 4' TINSOi 10 SUDDE N (Du INDIANAPOLIS '500" - No. leese•eeee.eeReg.52,fl '1.99 _________ 9:00 Tossed Salad MLnnie Drive, Sanford,.. - RF! pie, ftS 'EI4 ' r 4 _"f4! cim I AROUtV WJ5 RACE.' , 1If ~ '-- Seminole AA,3 p,m, open, Halfway House, 591 Lake 4!.1AZA_ 0(4) MOVIE 'The Golden Whole Potato with Cheese . - LUNCHEON Good ___________ flshwich .. 5 DINNERS FOR 1 e99 EA. (TD(J5)JERRYFALWELL Babecule Whipped Potatoes 4 . 11 ( 1 7111 DREAM OF JEANNIE SPECIALS ! 7 3fl 7Ø Mat SUN really In love with him and not with ALL SEATS _______ llieWoomlPart2l(F1I S _________ '1MT) t*.;as.ts Pizza Mini Steak Sub' Cheese Dog Green Beau 24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (WED-FBI) * ____ __ Rolls S 10 SPOLETO FESTIVAL (TUE) ____ ________ 8:30 Milk orShake Jello SENIOR HIGH 1j5) I LOVE LUCY 8(4). PORTER WAGONER (TUE) Maasal of Kenya. a pastoral ' cattle are the main Tossed Salad L3)QU.A.S'H WeStIm SiAn'Steak House"11 (MON) women among Ftsbwtcb - Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple ti . L% 9 @ Your Commercial dea lings - - W LIOSSId Starr - HERE, :' I t., I ('Pine Arts Center. - _______ - (lO) ODYSSEY Maasai wedding plans are disrupt ed w hen the best man announces that She • - 6:00 04 POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (351 DAY OF DISCOVERY Mini Steak Sub Whole Potatoes Green Beans Greens TouedSalad Rolli - Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH Ground Bed Mgrs. Choice Park.Receptlonforsenlorsandguests,3p.m.,Cornell that's upwind YOIIC*fl be Y successful in U you're entering into any -. Y Property ___ // GreenBeani MIDDLE SCHOOLS Ground Beef Mgrs. Choice ' 5:30 . -6:45 (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) 5:55 liquor license IR) source of sustenance and wealth, is explored (CC) S 5:15 (12) (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (WED) GroundBeef SUNDAY, MAY23 llins College Commencement for Uberal Arts graduates, 1p.m., Enyart Alumni Field House, W in ter U1(I 7) UNTOUCHABLES (MON) Whole Potatoes Whipped Potatoes Ro - from ritI estate iceopied by financial or Cri5f situations type of agreement that U / develop allertk reactions, an esidoor coekle '1t auto today,lf you don't psrznit fears retiuires a cash outlay, do Tk mt of a jut sisem and mattlically aryieciates by at or negative thoughts to rule nothing impulsive. Take lots itch until the first frost lust If pe y of positive. , 6' (TUE.FRI) EILEMENTARY SCHOOLS Mil k MIDDLESCHOOLS _--.-... 14I1O)UISTERROGERS(R) 01) HIG H ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (7) 0 MARCUS WELBY. MD Greens Rolls S ,(1o) LOOK AT ME (MON) fl4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL fo 5' .• • HOQAN'S'HEROES (1SJ)(J5)TOMANDJERRY 0 CBS NEWS 'I2)(l7) WORLD AT LARGE (FR)) I'ohates 0(4) CARD SHARKS 12)(17) MOVIE j2) (17) UNTOUCHABLES (FRI) An event in Murray's hidden past Jello ç -1q , - -, - J) (4) NEWS )opardizes his applicatIon for a MgrL Mice -, FRIENDS 12 (7)Q LIQANS ISLAND 5 00 10:55 Frank on Bun I - j i ll QCELEBRITYWHEW1 TUESDAY, MAY27 12fl. S THEOO000UPLE UERV GRIFFIN 5) BUGS BUNNY AND 10:30 School Menu - , 2)(17)GREEN ACRES 10:00 4:55 (12)(17) MOVIE - Robinson Cru. see On Mars' (1984) Paul Marilee, VW Luodin A man and a monkey (3)0 MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT Final round coverage of S (I1) SECTREMAN DINAIII & ELECTRIC COMPANY(A) FAMILY AFFAIR - 9:30 14 (tO) EDUCATIONAL PRO. ORAMMINO MORNING T) (35) CANDID CAMERA . S O(HOLLYWOOOSQUARES S 12(17)UYTHREEONS ((17) LOVE AMERICAN STYLE (IHU) 419, south of Citizen's Bank of Oviedo. G ospel music, TAURUS (April 20-May20) LIBRA (Sept 23.Oc'. 22) People who can afford victim. (2 4:00 AND FRIENDS ... 114 8:00 0(4) CHIPS Ponch and Jon use a pretty girl as bait to trap a gang of thieves operating Out of an ezCiu• live restaurant (13) (,5JARCHIE BUNKERS PLACE 'Chu1uota'abuildir3gfund,-lOa.m.to6p.m.,StateRoad to seek 'I'he i favor todsy, approach '30s style: Pioneering. picture, rather than- focus neceuty of determining P50M Ya blOW tO be true trivia. Think In termj of Isn't It remarkable bow old - which of several llpsticks to friends. Other types will put dollars, not _____ ___________ pennies. S jokes get funnier and funnier appl before weeding the strings on be. - / every time the boss tells them? / - ________ Should it A 7:30 STONES DONAHUE or 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER Saturday Night Dance Club, of DeBary, 6 p.m., 'DeBary Commun1, Center. For Senior Citizens. Spring Festival to benefit Faith Tabernacle of -, -5n search for food and water slier their Spaceship lands on Mars outs Social hail, Sanford. Covered dish, ham fur- ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22) In _ Jill Ireland. A repisi Is repald with a L 'clogging, games and contests, handcrafts and baked priority. Don't let friVoloUs you In the past. pursuits get you off-track. ___________ (12) (17) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD shotgun blast from his J) (1) 2:40 _____________________________ _____________________ ___ MONDAY - - - IsIs Rain' (C) (1970) Char les Bronson, 12:00 (3)0 3tfl$4 Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Latheran " Ch urch. Irish Arncrlëan Club of Central FlorIda, 8 p.m., All e j 14 UNLESS THERES A • 14(10) VILLA ALEGRE (A) 141 10 ) THE VICTORY GARDEN U (F CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENEIS (FRI) (3)O HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 17 ROMPER RD0M (7)9 ALL IN THE FAMILY 9:00 (1I)(5) WOODY WOODPECKER Toler Marc Lawrencu 4(1O) FLORIDA HOMEGROWN - Planting And Training Ornamen. -__. Altamonte Cic Center. For reservaUona call L by Stoffel a. Heirndahl ___________ SEE A PENNY, PICK // //// _ XHUMBARD SATURDAY, MAY " 1j. Polish National Alliance Lodge 3216 Spring Dance, CANCER (June 21-July 22) could be very meaningful In mod cases you Will b&1 today where your work or : w - (II) 135)COIJNTRY ROADS ( D (35) MOVIE 'R$d On The . EftMY PEPU OALENDAR you today. This does rot : . 't been too - DR. E.J. DANIELS IA) 3:00 mummy that stalks their treasure (12) 17jIT w-n ,. . ____________ BUGS BUNNY expedition.(I 1/2 Hrs.) CR (I 0) HOY EN LA LEGISLATURA 10:00 U 0) PRIME TIME SATURDAY LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You Eel exactly that from ly today beca use you' There's a vast difference flatlerers who say that noth. Delegate your time today _________________________________ between st d willing to treat others fairly an ing on year hg Is too pod for Y°'. that thingi enhancing your and generously, - even tioae righu Mad trampling tlaem. securi ty are given top who haven V (3) FAITH FOR TODAY (1) PICTURE HEALTH ular it Paul PAIP4T1NG(MON) 14 (101 FRE NCH CHEF (TUE) 14(10) V.I. PEOPLE(THU) 4:40 , MOVIE - Charlie Char Al Iho Wax Muspum (13W) (1940) meanest, toughest piayers,,around Paris romances two girls On vacalion. (2 Hrs.) Ansara. The boys ari terrified bya 19) persons in (N"sPAPEREN`rZRM1sZAssN.) Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to hasn't yet tried to leave IJ ________________________ Newman A pair of Amerlcani In VOICE OF VICTORY :% copy of Astro-Graph Letter. - up5)MOVIE Abbott And Cos- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. partner has doubled any oU)er - 0(1) MOVIE ' 'Paris Blues' 1.10 Mist The Mummy" (8/W) (1955) Marie Win dsor. Michael Dec. 21) In critical situations suit, force with a cue blid to B ARBS C3)OFACETHENAT)ON 3:30 (17) THE - FLINT- (li) (35) 11 his losing team into pennant can. tenders by signing up two of the BANANA SPLITS 2 14(1o)LooKATMwED) (12(17) MOVIE love And KiSsi (1965) Rick Nelson. Kristin lii'lcn The Bad Ii (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) ii)( 35j TENNESSEE TUXEDO 14 (10) MAGIC METHOD OF 0(1 Bro.'dwey 4 fl49 crect Astahe News Bears' 19771 Walter Matlhau Tatum ONeal An alcohol - ic Little league coach transforms 1fl(J5)CASPER on the day before she was due to be r eleased - team on a winning streak that takes 2:30 (3)O CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 730 embarks on a danger-filled crow by friends today. However, spadeworkwili be required to Our neighbor says that the someone Is a trifle Jea An uplifter is a shoplifter but grand thing about golf Is that you and may causelous ci uncover it. who has hefted the: th if PISCES (Feb,20.March20) plicatlons if given an opening. house several times a week. You handle yourself ad. • .1 ______________ Ing alley and swimming pool. - fJ1 9R.AC&R.* ----------(81W) (1981) Sidney, U®Th!HAPPYSIOE powered bus. complete with bowi- 19) mere is opportunity that I _ Chaning.TheworId'sfIrsInuclear. Stadium in Rome (12) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs New York Mets (1JQGENERALHOSPfTAL Q (4) TODAY them to the World Series (Part 2) (A) (1)0 60 MINUTES (DO ABC MOVIE 3:00 (3)0 GUIDI NG LIGHT 8:30 Ginoet Acigorr - -, 10 THE GOOD NEIGHBORS the year following your bir. Sc 930 Adria.loPanalta and other top Ion. nis stars compete in this $20o.000 tournamen t from the Foro Italico 1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 5 000DMORNINOFLORIDA 2:10 "7- -• (17)1 LOVE LUCY 8:25 • 0 NEWS strategy Isua0;2.,,1 i-,Vg baseball roe, 11:30 7:15 P$6Y - - Charnplonstiips Vitas Gerulaltis. 1100 tub to their grandparents backfires, causing Joe to seek a more worthwhile project. 9VIEWPOINT ON NUTRrrION1 (12)(17)JAMESpOe*soii - (i 3 CBS MOVIE 'The Big Bus must bite the bullet are heading for Mail $1 for each to Astro- mean, however, that you two clubs. Do notiesnondbid onethat ganedL or You higher. Graph, Box 489, Radio City should snub the little guy. notrump as this bid should _________________ -5' ____ spade and hope for the best. U some woman. country trip (R) - of what lies ahead for You in U ' • 351ThEJETSONS iO) 01* PAS& U.S.A.? The younger P.nas offer to teach Eng- 7:00 0(4) TWO'S COMPANY (3)0 THE LIVING WORD (1916) Joseph Bologna, Stockard areas having more lasting values. GEMINI (May 2lune 20) lad trumps overweight, Cat threatens to go - 4. liome to Tennessee until Fr ed puts 2 tim on a diet and Introduces him to - cycle where material things llkelytobeextremelyluckyjn sc-sss. ,dismond or club, respond one A -- - - 6:50 U® DAILY DEVOTIONAL _.04IO)DOLLY ------- not be one of your better days where finances You are presently in a lucky are concerned, but you 're - U partner doubles a heart, leaves your double , '630 I.Xlc at Detroit Express .ftitclala - (I) 0 0000 MOANING AMEMA 7:00 Service in Hawaii. (2 His) 5 2:30 0 TODAY IN FLORI DA 1:30 0 4 DAILY DEVOTIONAL (1) 0 THE BAXTERS Naomi Drops Out mQABCNEWS (10)OLDHOUSEWORxS 5 U 4) ANOTHER WORLD woman tried to escape from prison (DO- NASL SOCCER M4nneof - - U (4LtHE KID FROM L&FT FIELD - :7 0 uç,vIE "T,,.atee' ttw t AGRICULTUREU.SA. --' fl!(35)BENNYHILL - This may - May26, specify birth date. 5 • - SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) YOUR BIRTHDAY rt ____ ( 4iaii, 10 - you may not handle yourself bid ID Yf OPPOIIInt's mitt. Pami If a upftde- has be" This should b. a riwart ______ as wIay YOU You ihoeld have at least 11.- 4oabi.tThe,, te aetntert-.- - day materially or aji, Howev points for this bid. er, the old SaglttazIan ing specialized convention but your gains would be Examples: luck will extricate you from here. It was Invented by wrong . tight spots. 1S7654R-543D-432 OswaldJacobvinlg33andjs type of partner. Find out more C- 842. as follows. wFen pa ___ cp -- - Bid one nötrump if a club or spade has been doubled. - ______________ - - we concerned, 50 !fl$k6 the most of your opportunities- U Jump to two spades if a red you don't, you'll later regret it suit has bM double& When Sp(got 19 Shut Off. isn't enough. ' Try to id a SWL Prefer a major to a minor. With nine or ____ 5 For Monday, May 26, 1980 passwbenvouareverystrong - U® NBC NEWS Paradise. (3) O MOVIE Hawai ian Style" (C) (1966) EM Presley. Suzanna Leigh A pair of pilots starts a chaster helicopter Q THE LAW AND YOU 9:00 f. 0(4) SANFORD Despondent and - ppownt's suit. 3.SJ$64H.K:D.752 J$11-EIR. inthedoub1eduILJustIength C-AQ1O2 - oo - 150K c4jy5 GO . 5 -2:00 U (4) NASHVI LLE MUSIC - •- 2:25 • 4h0 OVEREASY 1:00 h7) MOVIE "The Lively Sol" (1964) James Darren, Pamela Tiffin (lj)(17)wRESTuNO 6:30 - covQfe f$ls InJQye and Is married (35) FLORIOA FRONT PA lost Dean Todd. Hy Oswald Jacoby and Alas Soatag chairman of the board of Lebenthal & Co. Inc. (R) Wood. Ste" McOusion. A young ------ - - :6:00, - (10) lIE RE' S TO YOUR HEALTH The Healthy Family ot) iIZ(17)-NEWS 1j (17) LUCY SHOW Simon attempts 10 discover why a 0 (7) 0 NEWS - Munic ipal Bonds, Whoa Buying Now? Guest. James A Lebenthal. a AS THE WORLD TURNS ,# ONE LIFE TO LIVE . (l) (1J)( 8:00 (5) (i CAPTAIN KANQA(%OO 12:40 1 2:00 (D 0000 MORNING AMERICA : 0 RETURN OF THE SAINT 6:00 100 0(1) THE DOCTORS 5 NEW ZOO REVUE EVENING The Sisters Cam. Marching S RESTLESS 7:30 Oon S (DQ ALL UY CHILDREN ii]) (5) 35 LIVE j) 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 1230 - DAYS OF OUR LIVES ' 7:25 , 0 MOVIE Big Jim McLain" iE3Wl i 1 95Z John Wayne Nancy - • (3) - THE YOUNG AND THE U (i,) TODAY IN FLORIDA 12:00' Goldschrmdt l(17) MAVERICK - THE LITTLE RASCALS - T 0 NEWS Secretary of Transportation Nail 2 (10) WALL $T]REET WEEK examined. mF,RsTnAp'nSTcHuRcH 01 ANOTHER 17j MOVIE "Love Wtth TM Proper Stranger' (1964) Natalie 5:30 personalotei between bodies uses it n Emma and Steed 14 (10) FAWLI'Y TOWERS' 5 5 .• RYAN'S HOPE 0 1T) (35) PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS An on" Inquisition in the New World, • Spanish officer seeks lortune and US TransportatiOnPoiict ' Guest - (I 7) MOVIE - (DO 0000 MORNING AMERICA agent with a device which transfers Joan Peters During the Spanish Home" and some of Its effects are FLORIDA OUTDOORS UNDERSEA WORLD OF ACOU ES C0US M1 j)(17) MOVIE "The Horse ,id,s" (1959) John Wayne Wll 11:30 U NBC LATE MOVIE Brave individual ( Part 2) (B) 0 TONY BROWNS JOURNAL "When (3)QFOR OUR TIMES Thephi. nomenonoflalthh.allng its c.uses MORNING • in the future meets a free-thinking T 6 DANCE FEVER Pidgeon. A federal mwshai angles with a ruthless gue"Is leadair who massacres a townM of chIldren. (2 Hrs.) Robert Young. school graduating class charters the Pacific Princess for a ten-year 0 (1 7) RAT PATROL 1:30 (B/W) (1940) John Wayne. Wailer (54) Charllon l4eston. CE) GLOVE BOAT Julie's high IT 17 THE THREE STOOGES! (1) SPORTS AFIELD 0(1) MOVIE "Dark Command" The (17) MOVIE "SICISI 01 mair'chimer. a foriety and sick little Huxley A young man living in • rigidly controlled society 600 years ) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER ED Peanuts gang to return to his for. ing Olympic gold medalist Eric Heiden REVIEW (A) 10:30 (D 1:00 U® DRAG RACING 'CanAm 4(1O) WASHINGTON WEEK IN cuss the problems they encoun . 7:00 U (TI TODAY (5)O MORNING NEWS 10) SESAME STREET (A) - S 12:30 I SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (1) 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA World - 119801 her Dullea. Bud Hrs.) tared while making films about desegr.QatloninthSk'schools. egation - Ccirt Based on the novel by Atdous goes on a picture-taking spree S 0 (i ) NEWS 6:55 group 2 Hi s ) 71) FIRING LINE tThere A T) HOUSE Topic The Nature Conservancy, a 30-year-old national conservation Captain From (11 (35) MOVIE Castile (C) 119481 Tyrone Power. 5 - 12:15 417) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (Fe') THE WHITE Prix Cycling Championships teatur. in for spies when their daughter producers across the country dli- 654 (DOA ROAD TO - FR)) Championship. International Grand Estaft Parsons. American tourists behind the Iron Curtain are mistali. 180jASWESEEIT Studint o. 6:45 14(10) AM. WEATHER 1100 UECS0NEWS 14(10) FAWLTY TOWE RS (!1 (17) OPEN UP H ost Bill Tush • - (MON WED.THU) they have the measles. (1i)t. 5) MOVIE "Dont Drink The Water' (C) (1969) Jackie Gleason Q 5) PORKY NG ' GRAMMING 9 (I 7) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE ED ALLEN (5) i 5) 0THE AVENGERS ' 0(l) 0 NEWS (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- 6:30 TODAY IN FLORIDA 12 (17)RIJFF HOUSE Texas): World Acrobatic Diving 0 DOCUSSION *00 1000 . IJ)(35)PTL CLUB 14(10) TWO RONNIES (1)030 MINUTES (D ARCHIE CAMPBELL 1:30 life inracing S O(LCHAINREACPON (I 7) THE ATHLETES (MON) 1 theatrical group attempts to remain in I hotel wIthout paying tr Awes" AND FRIENDS (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 0(4) TALES OF THE UNEXPECT Muirfield Village Country Club i (17) NEWS - Men's World Individual Gymnastics Championships (from Fort Worth. to Convince the management that b (35) WOODY WOODPECKER U® AMERICAS TOP Car driver Richard Petty about his wofid-famous auto race it I; Mrs (DO WIDE WOR LD OF SPORTS (17) MOViE (1) GOSPEL 8040NO "LEE 12:00 this golf tournament ilive from the - 11:55 6:15 - Petty Dr. 8 Eugene Griessman. professor of anthropology and soct: ology, interviews the renowned race 4:30 (t935) Marx Brothers. LuOfli BSA. A 9:30 1:oo beagle Snoopy bids farew ell to the hunch regarding ways to heeded today because It IS improve your financial both imaginative and based _______ I. . 6:05 -1Z (17) UP CLOSE 'Richard "Indianapolis U®' MOVIE SPOOdWIY" 81W) (1939) Gate PIQO. Pat O'Brien A family dispute reaches a crisis point during a DIRECTIONS (17)ioei IN SPACE ( 11 7 ) ROCK CONCERT er women to steal their fortunes. (A) winner, VIRGO (Aug. 23%Sept. 22) . Ij • but 12:30 0 (TI MEET THE pp (1) 0 BLACK AWARENESS (10) un Lanchilisteir, Boris Karlo". Dr. Frankenstein creates a nate for his mOnster. (1 Hr. 40 Mini.) doe, a Lothario who r omances old- - - - Today you may get a strong The advice you offer will 1)6 - (NEWS PAP ER tPTt.1PMlSE ASSN) .'IryIN-, (l3)(35) MOVIE "Bride Of Frank. instein' (8/W) (1935) Elsa reips two female detectives track today adds a touch of glamor and you should be able to 47 ___________ • 411111, !) FAMILY FEUD (DO SUNRISE 117 LISTEN(MON) thratened by Rodney. a poet and 14(10) CONCERT NIGHTS Hindern ith I Teleniann I Mozart 11:30 ocD WHEEL OF FORTUNE BROTHERS (E)ÔHEALTHFIELD 14 (10) WODEHOUSE PLAYHOUSE 'Rodney Fails To Quality Dublin, Ohio). because Oliver dOeI. (Part 6 0 7) ____ . (R) she accuses him of wanting her only PEOPLE iw (1)0 ._s (1(35) THEFUNTST0NES Mrs. 45 Mft) 0®sJ AND THE BEAR presence at social gather ings imagination to work today - coovinces Hells grandfather to fIre hlfoyaI employee Kit. (Pwt2 of 10) 8:00 splendid your LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) Your Put war Ri4e The High Surf" PISCES (Feb:20.March - LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. - -.P. . _ __ .. 1?1I . - [AN-al Over the antique shop and : 7:30 14 (10) WORLD OF THE SEA Oliver retuqis to battle; realizes t hat he M.ere 0 SUNDAY MORNING i.I CHARLES KURALT ___ fuel to the fire of a New York gang (CQ(R) wjfl (TI olm.00K love with a Puerto Rkan girl, adding The - Old Curiosity Shop" Qulip Animated. Charlie Browns beloved 46 - V I ONCE UPON A CLASSIC to be mysterious, yet you'll ways to turn a loser Into a 45 __________ _. - with definite commitments ' position or status. Treat it upon personal experience. . . specify birth date. WILD. WILD WEST (3)0 SNOOPY, COME HOME I THEYLL_ALGOCLEA] 'YOUR WINDSHIELD' _____ Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to 19) Don't tie yourself down (10)MA$TERPIECEmEATRE LIVE Mexican army. (2 Hrt) - ___________ - - and intrigue. You won't strive come up with two different byBobMontana (NOT ONLY O0T4EY) ( HAVE A ORIVE-IN - 37 38 42 AL - , THEYRE COMPETING FOR 41 j50 - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. long run. Use it. - ____ 10 ' - 36 35 40 44 1 ARCHIE - ___________ _______________ - ([1) (35) P11 CLUB COUNTRY CARNIVAL by keeping a bomb threat secret Orlando Public Broadcasting System "My Son. My Son" The embittered THREE STOOGES 8:30 •(IDAYMASS Ø ORAl. ROBERTS (U)(35)JOsIE AND THE PUSSY. CATS '(DO MOVIE West Side Story" (C) (1961) Natalie Wood Richard Beymer. A west Side Ir F, 05LAWRENCE THE ANOFRIENOS Borgnin.. Outtaws cause violence and destnactlon while battling Uii NEIL FRANK "Hurricanes" squad try to avert a general panic Atlanta, Ga 110) () U® THE W1LBURN Trapper. Gonzo and a police bomb -• 10)8ESAME8TREET(R) (3)0 MOVIE "The Wild Bunch (C) (1969) WIlliam 1401dm, Ernest 7:00 O) FLORIDA'S WATCHING: (17) (: j g ISSUES AND ANSWERS 17 Host: Buck HOW". HEE HAW Graph, Box 489, Radio City feel they are winners In fj - - I ---•1 - 34 39 S .... 1 - 33 32 _______________ . •' O@)NASHVU.LE ON THE ROAD 5 0 TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. - Independent Orlando 135 1130 ® SATURDAY NIGHT itiickson - - profusion. I(XiDanial P. Moynihan and Hentry ij (35) Broadcasting Network (CItI). 11 COMPANY Guests: Dr Richard Hagsn author of "m. Factor"; a star of ' movies, and members of the world's oldest horn the US. aircraft carrier Forfestal and discusses the Sovietarms balance with Sans. Independent Orlando In addition to the channels listed. cablevision subscribers may fun@ in to independent channel 44, St. P.tenbur, by tuning to channel 8: tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian 0(17) DICK MAURICE AND scoias the Russian carrier Kiev Orlando (4) INOC1ACUS . NEWS O) BEN WATTENBEROS 1* 'Power Shift: The Soviet AUII Build-Up" Ben Wallenberg ability to correct sticky . something more exciting situa tions and make everyone should po p up. Chances are it I 29 Sunday,May25,lflG-7C Evening Herald, Sanford, FJ. S 10:00. - (CBS) Orlando (NBC) Daytona Beach U () (1)0 (DO hlj) (5) secoliio CITY me CBS NEWS You have the wonderful free to alter your plans If L.." . ____ - 6:30 CANCER (June 21-July 22) today. You may want to be 27 31 __ - 23 25 28 5 SAGITTARIUS copy of Astro.Graph Letter, prime yourself for the 19 - - 22 25 j jo,t-*j--,-- - I . (Nov. (ABC) () 0 30 jU - - i7ff) WRESTliNG Mail $1 for each to Astro- challenge. Fear i is 21 24 - - by Art Sansorn WMAM COuntySchooISysfern One of the reasons you're so with your highest ideal.s" * 45 Freshen --- I • - - app *ted Superintendent of the - prove ultimately profitable: . late summer. I 20 I cIImes has a candid djj 1 3 17D, period lies ahead beginning in for YOU. 15 15 0im friends and shore up old . 38 Geological do. relationships this coming vestigate, yet which could .- - Mountain Boys And Uncle Waits 10 V.I. PEOPLE Host Pill author tahead for 19) Things that appear dif. - - - - you in the year following your ficult today will turn out to be surprisingly easy once you birthday by sending for yo ur -------- . - Cable c. IYJ 0 (D(35ROc*cwORw 14(10) AtJSfl$ Ralph Stanley And Tb. canctt BIONIC WOMAN going on behiM thing Is you well as the desire to make new som the escenes • year. An exciting social to live in I haunted castle. (R) 6:00 0 NEWS more of what 5 I May25, 1980 the ability as This is an unusual day In that., You will have c. e c. , bachelor party manjed to the °'Q woman. " l r-' SCORPIO (Oct. 24Nov. rz 37 Jane Eyre ~ OT _______ tree ctwtoç EVENING 34 Errors 8 Habituates popular with others today is today. In situations where Y 48 Is situated 9 Plays anew 35 Women's are unselfish, you will gain 49 Hamilton bill t1at you look for their virtues, patriotic 10 Paradises through yotfr willingness to be not their (mills. This makes society (abbr.) 51 Echo 12 Plant embryo -• an Impression that won't be gener ous. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. - - - - easily forgottep' Find out - - • - (DO FANTASY ISLAND A care. SAttJRyL portant matters. YOUR BIRThDAY F A .1.21 6 Make untidy 33 Scoundrel 7 Ones (Fr,) - - lr\/ - jj For Sunday, May 25, 1980 I $ I A C I jJ __ $ A I ° 2 2 Li - employee IS Indeed - - lit_it a a I I't'1.! I 13 Estate S 5 5 a 'rONIGHTS -- u[eItI F I Till 21 Post boat needed posits 3 Yannigar - 23 Rafted 25 Yesterday (Fr.) 39 Holdi 4 Male title 41 Toupees 27 Forehead 5 Nervous - ON 5 5 - ' ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL. . _, S. . i - constellation 1 _________ ' - •_, S '5 INI Ito I A N a aM ElM • DOWN stand out 28 Spy group (abbr.) 30 Southern IL E !.1 L I 53 Piece for 1=~ . I 16 Irritate hand 2 More thin UPPED TWE ' i • I R$TjA _____ a TT1 17 Irish poet 19 Manage. affirmative 28 Cause to if SURE 11 15 Guarantee I Sleight of ______ - 5P Ball club 24 Slangy S by Mort Walker _____________________________________________________ it1 A INIR!UIS [jX4i 14 British king ____ % Li ________ - S HOROSCOPE _____ WIE I SJJ 48 uverjoys 22 C4ange color 23 Cottage room* ____ L S _ _ _____ ii ifti _____ IE I1 1 E82 S 8 Watered silk 45 Danger liShuns V .,4,~? L 4 wander 13 Shot _____ - 42 FaIl in drot% f inventor - I - Answer to Previous ?uzZle S S t• 5 5 i 5. •5 40 Ordinance :I 'M SELLING ( - 39 Small car ACROSS by Chic Young - - - BL.ONDIE 5 - ------ 5 55 . - 5 5.. 5 S 4 ________________ for always or deposit CheerfUlly r.funded. Additional packages only arge __ __ groups. Poses our selection. Satisfaction __ THESE DAYS ONLY MAY: Thurs. 22 Fri. 23 Sat. 24 Sun. -. _ 23 DAILy10A.M.4pJA, SUN DAY: 12N4p14. MorSh 16 __________ ____________________________________ U.S. Hwy. 17-fl at Airport Blvd., Sanford __________ --------------------- ____ - �- - - - -, - - -' - I - - - -. - - - - - a IC—Evening Hera,sfJ Fl. Sunday, May ,p - 71 . - - - - —————————————————————————————— - 5pV E COUPON GOOD MAY 25-28 ________ I I ;.-. Thfl COUPON 0000 ou OSCEOIA I IPEVAID. C(US1A. LAiE. OTIUS. CHARlOTTE. SUMT1R. COWER. LEE. MARION couuis & LARUE P4 HENRY COUNTY -• W.DUAND - TOWELS - £ QUANTITY EIGHTS RESERVED ons, INC • I ROLLSg •. flc UMITTWO PER COUPON WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES oc ss.00 OR MORE IXCLUDINO ciouuvis. ' COUPONS 0000 ONLY VANN4=11 Il , II I I. BEEF PATTIES , PRKESGOODI L 1' • U _ LILAC ASSORTED COLORS - MAY2528 ... uUp LIE. MARION COUNTIES & LAMLLI N HENRY COUNTY I LI 2QQiL!QV9QQQQQQQQQQR ------- . . I COUPON GOOD MAY 25-28 I DS COUPON GOOD IN caANGL SEMOXXI, OSCEOLA p, —————— —• . - ill 3 • PKG..2 LIMIT U .57 LI. ' ONE PER COUPON GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $5.00 01 MORE EXCLUDING CIGAIITTIS. COUPON I -- : -. r- 4 ,, ., 1 EEF PEo ' M .. — 1 HICKORY SWEET SUPERBRAND USDA GRADE 'A' fl SLICED BACON ALL STORES LARGE LIMIT 2, PLEASE OPEN I' MEMORIAL DAY HICKORY SWEET .•. 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I - S S.-. : ....• - :: - - 72nd Year, No. 238—Monday, May 26, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771' - Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Prlce20 Cents -. 0•• -- . - -5 S . 5.5- • S. - - . - - S - 0 . 0• • Bush • _o $5- J11L ,....5 t 5- S GOP Race 0 HOUSTON (UP!) — George Bush, Bush cited financial woes and unof. acknowledging he has virtually no ficial counts which show Reagan already - chance of overtaking Ronald Reagan for has the nomination virtually locked up. the Republican presidential nomination, A UP! count shows Reagan with 1,001 0 today ended his twoyear, 815 million delegates, three more than the 998 quest for the nation's highest office, needed. • Bush had accumulated 270 The announcement came after a delegates. weekend of soul searching and gave Bush said he sent Reagan a message Reagan a clear road to what he had already virtually locked up: the top spot earlier today côngragulating Rajgan and pledging his support. • on the 1980 Republican ticket. "Congragulat ions on your superb All other major GOP challangers withcampaign. I pledge my support in a drew earlier, united party effort this fall," the "I've never quit a fight In my life, but message said in part. I've always worked to unite and • strengthen the Republican Party," Bush Bush's managers ruled out an exsaid in the same hotel room where John pensive California primary effort last Connally ended his campaign March 9, week after deciding that television "The number one priority of the network projections of Reagan's lock on Republican Party in November is to the nomination would make the unite to save the country from four more necessary fund-raising impossible. years of Jimmy Carter's weak, incompetent leadership. + That left New Jersey and Ohio as big "I (Mend to go to the convention in prizes June 3, the final primary day. But Detroit and meet with delegates supeven a Bush win in those states would be porting my candidacy and ask them to -. no more- than expensive icing on a said strate'-..-o(- shurng the Californian J''ya1nerabIe-j,i AAL r'taUe ------. .•. ni*r WhirIj IT ® ,Jy.%aiuBola" CALL THE TURNI Directions—north, south, .ast and west—have taken a zany turn In these movie tItles: 1. West Pacific." 2. "North Side Story." 3. "Walk South on Beacon." 4. "Call Eastslde 777." Can you straighten them out? Time limit: One minute. 7(C\ Z ho $3 fl,M.. - C ,,AoiS IPtI 4$$M. V L ..)flPOd WflOL. 1 • Zoo's Whol Short lions eat more than short tigers. Long lions eat more than short lions. Long lions eat less than long tigers. Which eat least? Whistle Stopper? Place one finger Inside the corner of your mouth. Try to whistle a tune. - 4 - 0 - 0 - . • Animal Craxi Where do crows eat? In a crow. feterla. 2. Where an, moths burled? In a motholeum. What do elks take for indigestIon? Elkas.ltzer. How Aotters travel? In ot lug moblies. NAMETHE CARD EVERY TIMEI Place three cards on the table beforp you. - 5+ - F T 1) room. Announce that you will Identify the selected card upon your return. Secret. A collabora• ton Is - required. Re turning to the room, the performer notes the cards and glances - 1 . •-----•.. - ii .,ose c - urnitu i - "Wo 08- lsL 'C 'buifltw $1 iIhiIOêUO3 suM I :$ijsj& - 5, 5, C New. Ash Cloud 4 latter, "If In contem- platlon, places a I Inger at the left, right, or middle of his or her chin, thus signalling -the Ch~--1 card'---- GREAT -SCOTI Something Is upsetting our picnicking $ocation.i friends. To see what Is is, draw lines 1 to 2 to 3. etc. 5, 5 VANCOUVER, Wash, (UP!) - indicating movement of underground Unpredictable, violent. Mount St.- Helens magma, started at 2:39 a.m. Sunday with steamed ominously today from a seven- magnitudes of 4.0 on the Richter scale hour weekend eruption that spewed that quickly dropped off to less than 2.0. -- - gritty volcanic ash- over thousands of - - -- Late Sunda), however, the National square miles of'(he most populated areas Weather Service sighted several plumes of coastal Oregon and Washington. of ash over the peak of Mount St. Helens For seven hours Sunday morning, the at 9,000 to 11,000 feet. 2-mile-wide crater of Mount SI. Helens The olquds of volcanic ash from the fired away like a volcanic cannon, latest eruption were so thick early - shooting ash as high as 9 miles amidst Sunday that they extended the dark lightning flashes. seeraFhours past the normal daybreak No new casualties were reported, hour of 5:30 a.m. although scientists said the eruption was "Birds aren't singing - it's eerie," the most serious since the gigantic May said Ruth Jenkins, a resident of 18 explosion that blew off the top 2,300 McCleary, Wash., about 80 miles nor-feet of the mountain and claimed at least thwest of the volcano. 32 lives, Light winds, going southwest at lower levels and northwest at higher Gov, Dixy Lee Ray extended the elevations, distributed the ash fallout 0 restricted zone around the mountain over a fanshaped area stretching out 5 to 20 miles, including the towns of more than 150 miles from the volcano. Cougar and Yale, which were evacuated. Visibility was impaired in a triangular Winds carried ashes from Sunday's area from Yakima, due east of the eruptthn over an' area of about 12,000 mountain, northwest to Cape Flattery on By DIANE PETRYK the county may be lost If the firm with- Williams. The program also called for The program would have provided a square miles, Including Portland, Ore., the coast and south to Newport, Ore., Herald Staff Writer draws. paying the students $3.10 per hour for three-week job-hunting course for 120 and the heavily populated area around The private firm that would have Reversing an earlier decision, the their attendance, workers eligible under the federal Puget Sound In Washington. The fallout - grounded helicopters at conducted job-hunting classes for CETA- county approved the program proposal of The firm's first proposal was to use Comprehensive Employment and Rain turned the thick ash cloud into Toledo, Wash., the staging area for eligible workers under a federal grant Southern Human Resources May 13, but $105,681 of $112,500 In federal money Training Act (CETA). mud pellets in western Washington, search and rescue and body recovery sponsored by Seminole County will not reserved the right to review its budget allocated to the county. The commission The county was allocated the $112,500 making highways slippery for holiday missions. Several airlines canceled all re-submit its budget following its before actual execution of an agreement. turned It down on a 4-1 vote May 6. under CETA to get private industry in- motorists, shorting out electrical (ran- flights out of Portland, and the Federal rejection by the county last week. On Tuesday, the conunissioners Wmed But after county personnel staff met volved in' helping the economically sformers and threatening water supplies Aviation Administration barred instru. Leonard Carswell, Seminole County down the budget, even though it called with individual commissioners, pointing disadvantaged find jobs. Previously, in some communities. ment flights over most of the region. Manpower Manager, will inform the for less money than the firm's first out the details of the proposed program CETA aimed only at supplying jobs In the University of WashingtonGeologist Tim Halt of the U.S. County Commission Tuesday that proposal. The total grant requested was and the fate of the funds If not used, the public sector, Southern Human seismologists first reported earthquake Geological Survey said the latest Sout)rn Human Resources Company, a for $71,000. Commissioner Richard proposal was approved in concept May 13 Resources was the only firm that applied activity on Mount St. Helens, including eruption was 'a very predictable pat. seven-month-old Altamonte Springs Willlama called the planned expenditures on a 3.2 vote, to use the funds. turmonlc tremors and "seismic noises" tern." firm, will not submit a revised proposal. a "ripoff." Seminole Counts' Personnel Director The budget called for paying an adLois Martin warned the commission uninistrator $15 per hour and an inMore Quakes Pt'STi Tuesday that federal funds allocated to structor $12 per hour, which angered WMVs, TELL MY WAY TO SEN Elm ________ , 4%.iU(tU¼(t(If.J,s '4•• 4l. . ' I,_._TJ44h + tIj',. 10 MOW LOWS t'0E5 ITO 7A& 'MY -• - Firm Give's UP On JobwHunt Class* .y ,. . PASSAWS TO 41io I •- -' " \ Li More Cuban Refugees ee Camp Eglin . .4 - S + 1 5, 0 '-S , 0 5 5 •-. . - - S I ./ 0'. ,0' •• 'a I -- Volcano Expels 0 ---+ CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences In dra!iving details between top and bottom panels. How * quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below, - Q 0 Its 5 - In West Likely - ' - S ,.. - - MAMMOTH LAKES, Calif. (UP!) Officials warn "there Is a strong . likelihood" of more tremors in the Sierra Nevadas where a rash of earthquakes -, At ; " swayed ski lifts, sent boulders crashing down mountainsides and rocked FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. (UPI) , Force Base Sunday night, the Air Force buildings from San Francisco to Los - A dozen more frustrated Cuban said today. Angeles. Nine people were injured. refugees climbed over the fence In a new . All 12 were recaptured along wlth'two The first of two powerful quakes — break for freedom from confinement at others who fled during Saturday night's centered In the Mammoth Lakes area s.c. -_ the tent city camp outside Eglin Air rock throwing rampage that resulted In near Yosemite National Park - hit about nine injuries, sp&esmsn Maj. John 9:30a.m. Sunday. Hundreds of campers, Toner said, -• .+ • -skiers and vacationers were spending the "We had 12 go over and we got 14 but Memorial Day holiday in the popular --Some were recaptured humediately by resort region. security police. Others were turned in by ,•. - • -+ The second major quake hit about 12:45 local authorities," Toner said. p.m. Both registered 6 on the Richter Toner said eight more refugees were Scale and seismologists at the University handed over to Eglin Air Force Bass , of California at Berkeley said they ap-S officials to 1* placed In detention, Inpatently were not related to the latest -- creasing the total facing possible S -eruption of the Mount St. Helens volcano, " - iznInal charges from Saturday There were about 40 to 50 aftershocks Kirild Photo by Tern Viacom outbreak to X. Sanford City Manager Warren. Knowles addresses city officials, registering up to 4 on the scale. .'+ AsMONUMENT many as 50 of the 8,400 refugees Alex Cunningham of the Governor's firefighters, their families and friends, who gathered this morning in the 6400t chain link fence during . front of the main The station to dedicate a monument to two Sanford Office of Emergency Services, - said Saturday night's diitürbinc& They p- TO FIREMEN parently were angry over delays firemen killed In the line of duty. Knowles and chief George Harriett .- . Sunday night he had been contacted by in ____ t he U.S. Geological Survey in processing. Only 1,4 Cub.'is have been joined others in dedicating the memorial to U. William Lloyd Price Washington and advised that more -- - •- -. S -' -released hn Eglin in the pastalree and Fireman Hubert Roy Daffron. Price died on Aug. 1, 1979, "--'-'•-•+• '5-'quakes were likely. w'----'-.' - - -. weeks because of delays ln me" and .fighting a blaze In downtown Sanford which destroyed a pet supply InIng "Based on recent activity In. the Inyo 5g4 y cleamm and In store. He was crushed by a falling wall. Datfron -$ - -. 0 from sponsors. - -. +5 + •• Toner said those who wereteCapt*lld toldo(ficials, "theydidn'tw$nttObe here anymore. 'Jbey were inaUenI over the -) delays in 'Ocz." Earlier story Page A -- - - -- - ' T:'' -----------:'- - -- - - - -- - ' -- - -- ': S 5 , - S - - •1• - - - - died on Oct. 27, and Mono County region there is a 1957, th e first Sanford firefighter to die In the line of duty. The strong llk4lthOod that seismic activity firefighter was crushed under a truck when he jumped oft trying to Will continuefor the next few days" connect a hose to a hydrant. Mayor Lee P. Moore told the audience Ciiigham said. There were at least nine people in jured assembled on the fire station lawn that Memorial Day Is "a proper Sunday, Including two hikers in the park time to honor all who have given their lives In public service." were who badly hurt by falling rocks. ... \ 0 +• - • . 5- --__- - • 5 - - -, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 25, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 25, 1980. 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No. SL 123. - 490n I fig .4.0 White or Colors l5YearWarranty Square .... 2559 '39 TR(MtIS Each , 3-TcbRBERGLAU ''y Year w Warranty a Garbage CAN Square 1 41 i ' .-.,S - •'' - - .___, -• -- -- ,•_ •:- -' - -_ -• .. ___•__ - _ _• '-': ..,._.. -. - - -_ •_ . - . - '- • - • ----- - - -- • • . • - . - -- •_ -: • :- - *_ _ . -•_ - ...' . - ... - -- -• ----5-- Nw.pbv TM .Vmn SEE YA' LATER, ALLIGATOR .- By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Eight new members have been added to the Task Force to Save the St. Johns and central Florida organization will be meeting In Sanford next month to_consider endorsing the committee's goals. Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, said today eight new persons have been added to the task force headed by Sanford attorney Douglas Stenstrom. The eight new members are: Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles, who is also a civil engineer; Dennis Dolgner, executive director of the Seminole County Port Authority; George Brown, who previously served two years on the St. Johns River Advisory Committee; Sidney Chase, member of a pioneer Sanford family; Michael Gray, attorney with the firm of Cleveland. Mize and "Save the St. Johns" committee, A town is the ''(lefeatist'' attitude of the people hall style meeting is to be held at the that the St. Johns cannot be saved. Sanford civic center in the next few "We iliuM get that thinking turned Bridges; Wilson home, a Sanford weeks where experts will be available toaround," homer saul. businessman; Duke Adamson, 01 United answer questions concerning the St. The saving of the St. Johns was taken Home Services and Woody Wilson, Johns, causes of its deterioration and on as it project b the chamber and the manager of Southern Bell Telephone Co. methods of correcting the problem. coimimittee formed earlier this week on a for the Sanford area. in addition, homer said, Mrs. challenge by Stenstroni. Those members of the committee Springfield, who is al president of the Speaking to his fellow directors of th named earlier this week in addition to Central Florida Associ.,tion of Chambers Sanford chamber, Stt'nstrom said: Stenstromn and Homer are: Tony Russi, of Commerce, will ask the group corn- - Ninety-nine out of 100 pe ople would say Sanford insurance agent; Joe Maino, of lEse(I of chambers front live counties to today the St. Johns is a decaying river Monroe harbour Marina; John Edwards endorse the comnuim4tee's eflort.s and and can't be saved. It's just a matter of of the lakefront Holiday Inn; Sonny provide assistance where possible. miiaking up our miunds to save the river. If Rabomn, a local businessman and lifelong The group is to hold it dinner meeting the river is to (lie, it should only be after a Sanford resident; Ned Yancey, chamber. on July 22 at the Holiday Inn at Interstate tight." goodwill ambhssador: and Chamber 4 and State Road R 46 in Sanford. Mrs. Sterstromn pointed out concern with the President Janice Springfield. Springfield will ask support on the basis river should be brought to the attention of Homer said that State Sen. John Vogt, that the pollution of the St. Johns Riser is both sUite and federal authorities and 11)-Cocoa Beach, and miiember ofhe a Central Florida mncemn. began this week contacting friends and Florida Senate's Committee on Natural H orner said one of the bigger problems acquaintances in both levels of govern. Resources, has been asked to assist the the conuimittee will be facing at the outset mmient, See Editorial. Page 4,%. _____________________ " - - TrainRUns Over Sanford Man ltqIian Pr6s ent, Carter Hold T A 51-year-old Sanford man, an John Spoiski said police reports show a It's not unusual for visitors to come Into the Sanford Marina on Lake engineer for. Seaboard Coastline witness said Greene "Jumped onto the Monroe, but Mr. Al E. Gator forgot to bring along a boat. Spotted Railroad, was taken to Seminole train, lost his grip and fell." Memorial Hospital early this morning He was found lodged between the train swimming In the marina, he said he heard fishing might be a little when his attempt to Jump onto a moving and the ground, the train having ran over off for a few days so he decided to try a little duck hunting. There's train failed and he was run over, his left leg, Spolski said. no scarcity of the large reptiles in the lake or the St. Johns River and Alfred F. Greene, 301 Jewett Lane, was The train, no. 1634, was moving at 10 id HOME UI'!i they are frequently seen sunning along the shore or swimming along "in recovery" at the hospital at noon. miles per hour at the fime of the 3:30 a.m. with their eyes and nose sticking out of the water. Seminole County Sheriff's spokesman incident, future council from bringing the issue up Herald Staff Writer again someday. assessed valuation, The people ina special referendum last .... Galvanized 30 hU.0 833 . Precut 2 x 4192%" SPRUCE STUDS Bundle %\\WfltII II 147 U piece 8*89 Bundle President. I'resident Carter and i'ertirmt Found "commmpatmbility of conferred today and found common lie said Pertini pointed out both h ground on East-West issues and the and Carter were "populist presidents, men of the people who had a mmwral Camp David Middle East accords. Carter and l'ertini met for, 45 outlook on public affairs.'' minutes at the Quirinale Palace, half After the private session, their an hour longer than originally meeting was broadened to include scheduled. An Italian government Secretary of State Edmund \luskie, spokesman said although Italy's National Security Affairs adviser position on the Middle East is a Zbigniew llriezinksi and counterparts 5 Lake Mary Council Dumps Utility Tax Plan By DONNA ESTES _ and Italian [) resident &indro Pertini positiotis" on all key Lssues, - property taxes if four out of five city commissioners approve, At a workshop Thursday, the city September voted 2-1 against increasing Imposition of a utility tax was rejected the Lake Mary City Council as a method cduncil will be looking at increased property taxes. For the third time in recent weeks by the of raising city revenues, at least for the property taxes as the source of more city council. rest of this year. City Manager Phil Kulbes told the revenues. Councilman Gene McDonald's motion Under a law which was In effect last council he will have research completed Mayor Walter Sorenson said, however, toremovetheltemfromconslderationby year, the council was limited in the In time for Thursday's meeting and be that the previous actions refusal by the board "forever and ever and ever" amount of property taxes which could be able to advise the board on ho* property board members to second a motion passed unanimously Thursday night. levied. Because of the peculiar wording taxes can be increased. In a budget approving a utility tax and refusal to But Mayor Walter Sorenson told in the law, the city wound up being report earlier this week, Sanford City discuss the Issue did not formally McDonald the "forever and ever and required to reduce property taxes from Manager Warren Knowles said a law settle the matter. Thursday night's acever" could not be part of the motion the $3 per 81,0(X) assessed valuation passed during the recent session of the tion settled the issue for this year at because this council cannot preclude a levied for years to $2.84 per $1,000 Legislature permits increases in least, Sorenson indicated. European one lie insisted it did not contradict the Caimip David accords, The Middle East was one of the mmiany global issues Carter discussed with the Italian delegation. 'lime - on tile Italian side, iticlu(ting Foreign Minister Emi lio Colomimbo and others. When the enlarged meeting began , - odcl)f The county, in challenging the anA letter is to be sent by the city of Lake The subject of Councilman Ray Fox's Circuit Judge Dominick Salfi to the panel nexation, said the annexation created an Mary to Judge William Woodson, chief wrath In moving for the action Is in January. City Attorney Gary Massey, in a report enclave which is forbidden by state law. Judge of the 18th Judicial Circuit the lawsuit filed by the county against the (Seminole and Brevard counties), city challenging the annexation of the to the city council Thursday night said criticizing the court's "lack of concern 1,600-acre Heathrow planned unit Salfi and Williams have reduced their The county insists the annexation leaves mid responsibility" - about a lawsuit In- development and adjacent properties, opinions in the case to writing but a parcel of county property partially volving the city. The suit has been bogged down in the McGregor has not as yet prepared his surrounded by city property and this The Lake Mary Ci ty Council Th ursday courts for the past three years. The chief written opinion. . çTeates an enclave. The city contends a night Instructed City Manager Phil judge last year named Circuit Judges When mem bers of the audience gasped Parcel of Land to be an enclave must be Kulbes to draft the let te r and send It to Robert McGregor and Voile Williams to at the wording, "lack of concern and complete ly surrounded by city property. The term enclave has not been defined Woodson with copies to Gov. Bob decide the issue, responsibility" in Fox's motion Thursday political by the courts, the Legislature or the Graham and the chief justice of the Williams and McGregor could not night, he said he "recognized the attorney general. -DONNA ESTES Florida Supreme Court. agree on a decision. Woodson added implications" of his motion, Action Reports Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Classified Ads Comics Crossword Dear Abby Deaths Dr. Lamb .... - - ZA 4A - 6A 8A Editorial Florida IA 3A 6A 3A Horoscope hospital MA-9A Nation 6A Ourselves 6A Sports 7A Television 2A Weather 6A World SA lÀ IOA Leisure 2A 2A - -.-- Surprised Teacher Denies Harming Paddled Student Foley came to school the next day, but did not announcement of the Investigation to come to or of any such report. school, she explained. appear to be in any kind of pain, either walking or Caskey said Foley, at Sanford Grammar School Herald Staff writer Bernosky came to her home with Carolyn Brewer, for about two weeks after moving from his mother's it," she said, exsaid. "I watched for sitting, she The Sanford Grammar School teacher charged the school's assistant principal, of injury, showed no evidence plaining he . Virginia home to his father's home In Sanford, was with conunlulng battery when she paddled a third Bernosky says Brewer came with punished him as a first for knocking down a girl in the grade student last month says she did administer representative of the school with playground and later for punching a boy on the the paddlings, Foley's following the approval of evening But the corporal punishment, but did not doany harm to the Clay Carroll. He for the youth at the Principal said adlunch line. caring the two . grandfather, who was ddld. Elsa Marie Caakey, 30, of 1387 Sacramento Si, time, reported the Incident to police and the ministrators have cooperated thoroughly with the While law enforcement officials say Foley's Deltona, was fnafy char ged Thursday by On Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. investigation, and seem interested in determining Memorial Hospital, the truth. parents were originally hesitant about the in. HRS sent Foley to Seminole Seminole state attorney's office with committing Caskey says she told Bernosky she paddled the vestigatlon, last week Mrs. Kelly sent a letter G.V. Garay Seminole Medical Examiner battery May 15, when she paddled Ware Foley, 8, where youth in accordance with the school's policy, dark bruises covering, both calling asking them to continue as they 1aw f it, said Rep. large ion of Ralph Foley, 1106 & Maple Ave., Sanford and photographed Kelly's a teacher from, across the hail to witness the aide Bill Purvis this morning, New buttocks. Judy Kelly, wife of U.S. Rap. Richard Kelly, Rdelivery the blows. of the bnzlses as being "superdescribed Garay POrt Richey. She explained her school's policy states teachers. Chief Assistant State Attorney Chris Ray said he ficial," causing no permanent injuries. Caskey said Thursday *e had thought had received no communications from the Kell fIt. Caskey claims she was told by Bernosky after have blanket authority to paddle as vestigatlon Into the Incident by Sanford police asking him to either push or drop the investigation. Carroll has declined to comment on his school's wrapped up without charges Last month after she their first meeting that he had received a report saying the child was easily bruised and that he was policy, but school district spokesmen say district . was quseticoed b Sgt. W.R. Beirtmaky. Ray said today Ca$ey was not actually 'indicted' wide rules require that teachers seek approval Sits adnIted paddling Foley twice on May 15, but ending the investigation without filing charges. from as reported In the Herald Thursday, but formally Bernosky said he ipterviewed Caskey at her borne an admthIstratoh time they paddle. said the paddling was done in accordance with charged by his office with a crime. While the effect Incident. 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Exchange June 11, was still in Force this The SEC regulation, according to a local In 1979, Auto-Train lost $2.2 million, but In the first quarter of 1980, the cornmorning pending a company an- stockbroker, is to prevent those who have that was only half its 1978 losses. pany's consolidated gross revenues were nouncement. information from using it before The corporation has also been in- $8,332,417 resulting in consolidated net The announcement was expected everyone has the information, vestigated by the SEC for suspected earnings of$639,O43or39 cents per share. Wednesday oc Thursday, but due to a According to the Wall Street Journal, kickbacks and political payoffs, but in In the tirst quarter of 1979, the company's death in the family of Auto-Train Auto-Train Corp. recently created the - March the SEC announced that the in- consolidated gross rcvenes were President Eugene 'Garfield it has been wholly owned subsidiary Railway Ser- vestigation was terminated. According to $.294,145 resulting in it net loss of delayed,. said company spokesman vices Corporation and intends to sell the Wall Street Journal, Garfield called $63,882 or 40 cents per share. .j SAl E Exterior, acrylic paint. Whiteorcolors. - 7 49 - S1DWALI( HOUSE PAINT ___ b , Auto-Train Halts Trading Of Stock _ - . P / • W.R,BERNOSKY probe never ended - . . . S �I S 11 b -.- . - S '4 5 , S 5 5 - - S S_I V... - S . S I I -- - -- . . I S S 1 .~ * S - S • 5 S. . S. - - 11I , ,., . I I ______________________ S Control Officers Rbbies Getting . s, .. - - By JANE CASSELBERRY which Includes Seminole, he said, an animal should avoid contact with the A dog belonging to the family which Herald Stall Writer Deju said no more cases have been reported animal and call Animal Control at 322-7000 reported the raccoon was killed and tested for As the result of the discov'ry of rabies in a since the raccoon was captured in the south. rabies, but the tests proved negative. A immediately. 'A 'rabid animal may exhlbt raccoon brought to the Seminole County west part of Seminole County on May 28. either vicious behavior or may appear sleepy family cat is being quarantined at home, Animal Control Shelter, three animal control Deju said residents should not try to feed and subdued," Deju said. Dr. Deju said any wild animal suspected of officers are receiving a 21-dayseries of rabies wild anitnals because they may be rabies If someone isbitten by an animal suspected ing rabid that is brought to the shelter will be vaccine injections and six other shelter carriers. If a person is bitte n and the ani ma l of having rabies, an attempt should be made be killed right away and its brain sent away workers are being immunized as a disappears, the victim puld face the painful to confine the animal and avoid - killing it. for a laboratory test. Pets will be quaran. precautionary measure, according to Dr. treatment he said because rabies Is .100 Again, call Animal Control. Any animal can tined, he added.' Jorge Deju, county director of Human percenfatafin humans. contractrabies. Wild animals to this services. Animal control officials are warning area such as s ku nks, raccoons, foxes and bt At this point, there is no threat of rabies This is the first time this year that the dread Seminole residents to beware of. any animal are often carriers as well as household pets, epidemic, according to the Florida SS thseae been found m the six area behaving strahgely. Anyone observing such Deju sai d. Veterinary Medical Association. F ., - - . - S : - - S -* R :. ", Jury Grand . . - Investigate. To . S I___ former teachers Mrs. - - ' S (UPI) - Millions of Iraq to the polls today for their first parliamentary election in 22 years and the first timime in their history women have been able to i,óté. The state-run Iraqi news agency said many of !raq's six million elegible voters were ta king part In the election of a 2)-seat National Assembly --. Iraq's first parliament since the blood y over throw of its monarchy in 1958. Iraqi voters had to choose from among 840 can(lidiutes in 55 electoral districts, flocked - - ' S 41 ' . NEW I)ELIII, India UP!) - Armed tribesmen, etonush leaving two eople dead d 12 troop operations to flush out the extremist tribesmen, who fled into th e forests after last week's orgy of Iraqis . Flock To The Polls - - S VW y_. - . I - investigator S -'p_ - j -. - ( . _ S - __ . .- ; ' -. 4 'S - . i I.. ,, - - / - - ., ( , / , , . "4 . % 1 0 .* 4 _a1m - ,.,_ - _ 1. , -,r % . ( -- - . , S r' ' I 11 SALE GIVES ZOO A BOOST , 1* Herald Photo by Torn NI?1 Al Rozon (left) Executive Director of Central Ha. Zoo, accepts check from too difficult for the w omen to maintain the property and, with the family's permission, they decided to sell pa~ ments are made, thev too will be donated to the . MrsFowler said : - Tampa Ray Pilots Association about curmimiments he mima(lt' about the actions if harbor pilot .JTlin I t'rri tilt, 'rimming of May 9 prior to his hoarding the freighter Summit Venture. Charles H. Heichard, ho said he was fired three' weeks ago for tIme fourth tutu' by the association, told a reporter for the Evening Independent the u'.ither a-as so bad at one tune that morning I ,urro decided visibility was too pour to bring the freighter into port. But he said L'rru changed his iiimd a hal f hour later a nd eventually boarded the' freighter oith another pilot, Bruce Atkins. Several hours later the freighter slam liiiit'd miii the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, collapsing a I .300-foot sec. I tion and killing 35 persons. NEW ORLEANS (Ul'I) - - .. - , S - ,'' : ,, % - . .. - . *. ,,-,, , ._ - -, - - - - ! ----------- - - Almost half failed the inath portion. Turlington .said, and a substantial number failed the writing portion Flit' test asmit tom, tough, 'l'urlmnigton said, measuring the nimnimmiulim basic skills a public school teacher must IJssess+ MIOS students Just aren't ready for time classroom even though the)'ry about to receive education degrees. I laying looked at the questions, I w ould not want to certify a I'r'n as a teacher v, Ito cannot pass this test Passing grades for the xammi have not been determined yet, but I'ur limigtonm said an appl icant for a teaching certificate probably should ha'e to get at least 80 pe'n'ent of the q uestions - correct I"mrt fur IM'rce'nmt of time students taking the test scored less than 110 in tIme math section arid 25 percent scored less than 70. Studerib, al-so had it lot (if (tiff icully % ith the writing portion of t' available until next week Education majors will start lxrurmg U on math, writing and Debate other emential skills %hen "ord of fix! testing gets out, - 'urlmngton said, and lutist probably, will be able' to pass. But the) 're imug to have to make the effort. Republican U.S US. JACKSONVI LLE, !"la. I UI'lm Senate candidate Ander Crenishaw said Thursday the state' GOP's executive board has agreed to consider his proposal for debates amimong time six Republican Senate contenders. Photo Raises Family's Hopes killed mu a shooting near Sneads Ferry, NC., in February 1978 had their hopes raised this week that maybe military officials had immade a iiiistake in identification. Greg Elder, 17, spotted a newspaper pict ur e of a nmtctintxer mu Dallas holding a unique sign advising motorists he had had a bath. The hitchhiker told the photographer his name was Michael Elder and that he was 25. That was the name of Greg's brother who Marine officials said was shot by a fellow Marine and whose body was returned to Tampa for the funeral. But Greg said he and lu_s family questioned the identity of the body returned to Tampa and said although the man in the photograph gave an age four years older than his brother, he said there was a strong resemblance. His mnmother Carla and his 18- year-old sister Beth agreed. And Mrs. Elder also said despite going ahead with the funeral, its meeting mm Orlando Saturday, I I I 1 + ih..r.. h..l ko..n ctimp f lnuht in hor mind 1* - 4I4a HOSPITALNOTES ____________________________________________________ - — S , . - - if4r.v U irkrin f)ltnr.., Helen P Kalienbach, Deltona DISCHARGES SanfordAlbert Brown ar Jones Jr Lerner Eliza King Ronnie B Prevail Dorothy 6 Fillmore, Deltona Dewey V. Barbre, Lake Milan Medokowicli, Maitland " " " " '_ .1 " " ' t*lr 7 . - ' - 0 t .J .i( 1 .1 S 1j5 - - " W" ~ ( t t' Orig. 59 to .-0 I I a, S - ./ - Group of women's sleepwear Now t-* - - ). 1' I .. ' I J1 . V S j 4 -,'4 I I , \ , • 1,' m 4 .. ':• Is , • - -.. S -JS 13 I .46 A :,I S • ' F - to 1O èPolyester cotton prints with lace - . S 99 6 S ,/"-,-, - S *Choose shift and floor length, baby doll and more •Sizes XS-S-M-L * - , v S a - 4: • 1: I S 93 Only 121 Only Boys' camp shorts IShort sleeve Terry Tank tops 'Western styles Sizes 4 1 21N Now 0 Select group Boys' shirts 'Cargo pockets e65 pct. polyester. 35 pct cotton I Sizes 3-7 and 8 16 Orig. to $5 - ' 1 Now 99 Orig. U Only 100 Only Men's shoes Men's slacks ISlip on Oxfords dress or casual, 'Broken sizes Orig. to $40 ISohids and fancies 'Polyester knits Broken sizes — Now 900 1 Orig. to $18 Now 899 TAMPA, Flit. i UPI i - The family of a marine reported Crenshaw said the liepublican Party's executi%v board would take a decision on the debate proposal at Seminole Memorial Hospital June II ADMISSIONS, + Clondike Abbott Deior.s Butts James E. Davis , Nannie M Howard Robert VonHerbulis t.tti. wood Lois Brown, DeBary I 1 I--,it, (tic exam, although exactscores oil the %%riting questions won't 1979, lie said. — -0 + million in federal maintenanct, dredging moneN, alread )appropriated for that purlx)se, ~kvnt unspent iill * Sale! -IV _~ 14 -' we're' surprismngl I'r corning into time IXIrt, said \damns. Vu have a deepdraft harbor becomiuing a shalIoe-draft harbor ShiplMs will have to go sommiew hme're else, arid et hmenm the) g there, they probabl> "ill stay there. Adanms said the Corps of Engineers obtained cml> six of 15 dredging perm its it applied for in fiscal 1979, and tour if those were issued in the last month About $11) I .41111, SoKie 1,24)0 university and college depth, and this ultimatel\ will hurt the commerce sale! SOME ITEMS IN LIMITED QUANTITIES giv vmm time' test that people applying for a teaching certificate will have to miss 1x'gmmining this fall, and Education Corn- •a Republican.s May W , eekend S - JACKSONVILLE,, F la . UPI Failure by time state to grant permits to dredge St. Johns River channels is threatening the economic future' of the' port (11 Jacksonville Col. Jaimie's Adams, district engineer (if time Army Corps 01 Engineers, said 'lhmursda 'More amid immure' ch anne l s are at less than designed + '--S * - Board of Regents Chairman TALLAHASSEE'. IASSEE, Flu. i UPI Nearly half of the university students graduating %Ittm teaching degrees this year may be unfit for the classroom. * 11 -.- . s Tests Baffle - Graduates - ti AREA DEATHS S ' , Two officers aboard the St. Johns Port In pathological incinerator was concerns and would .also be a cowity board of adjustment it) tile county," Dolgner added. But despite the increase, Herald Staff Writer denied by the county com- means for the port to keep the allow the propane facility, In other action Wednesday, the board will nef-d less in In the wake of heavy public mission, people informed, which 'would bring the port NATIONAL REPORT: A day before the Summer Solstice, the port board approved the protest concerning a proposed Dolgner said theport will ''They'll have the op. about $1,800 per year. . tile official start of summer, unseasonably cold nighttime port's 1980-81 budget of count)- subsidy. The port "I don't feel we should be- $349,128, about 8 percent received about $57,000 from temperatures kept the north central third of the nation in a pathological incinerator that now apply on behalf of a portunity to say 'yes, we want an Altamonte Springs firm Cassewerry firm to place a this' or 'no, we don't want that selective and tight grasp. Thunderstorms drenched states across the say no and greater than time 1979-80 the county for 1979-, 80 but will country, battering some areas with heavy winds or tornadoes wanted to locate at the Port of liquid propane storage and this.' And it will also give the restrict industrial growth in budget. ask for only $2,0l4 for 1980-81. Sa nford, Por t Administrator distribution facility on the board an opportunity to exand hail. Just ore midnight Thursday a 98-year-old record Dennis Dolgner he will said same site. pl,aln the safety factors inlow was broken in Chicago when the temperature dropped to 43 ask ime port board of directors "The potential for volved." danger is -- degrees. The previous low, set in 1882 was 46 degrees. That approve a citizens advisory there," Dolgner admitted, The problem with the temperature also shattered th e record for today's date of 48 to cmulttee "but every safeguard man- proposed incinerator, Dolgner j..Xiolgner said he envisions dated by state and federal said, was that people were died june i i, will be held at noon JESSIE LEE DENNIS : AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 82; overnight the committee of three or .Mortuary is in charge of four laws will be followed, unaware of how safe the unit low: 72; yesterday's high: 92; barometric pressure: 30,03; New Bethel MB Jessie Lee Dennis, 33, of 615 arrangements. persons from the uninChurch, E Ninth St and Hickory "We already have (lam- really would be. hwmmidity: 85 percent; winds: southwest at 8 m.p.h. Palmetto Ave., Sanford, died Avenue, with the Rev Robert corporated area around the mables on the property and in A pathological incinerator SATITI1OAV TiflI". OAVTAtJA fl1'ArU, h4h. •w IUa n,,.,.. ii ('I1ARIIVTAVI fiR uuuor officiating Burial in po rt. Booker to , St. Johns grea ter quanUty' stored by Is a unit designed to burn 3:35 p.m.; lows, 9:10 a.m., 9:42 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: Charlie Taylor, 78, of 1008 Restlawn Cemetery. Wilson He is survived by his wile, Eichelberger Mortuary in hospital waste, Including highs, 2:46 a.m., 3:21 p.m.; lows. 9:01 a.m., 9:33 p.m.; River Estates and perhaps other tenants." l.i-& Ada Dennis; daughter, E. Ninth St., Sanford, died charge. Paola. The advisory committee, he human and animal flesh. HAYPORT: highs, 8:53 a.m., 9:32 p.m.; lows, 2:28 a.m. 3:42 Miss Stephanie Dennis, June 11. fl port's application for a said, would serve to let the The Port Authority board Rainhriclge Ga.; six step. Survivors include his wile, P.M. DENNIS, JESSIE LEE — . BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out special permit for the board know of neighborhood Wednesday voted to ask the children; mother, Mrs. Lena Taylor; live sons, Mrs. Mary Funeral services for Jessie Let Dennis, 13, of 615 Palmetto Ave, ) Miles: Winds sou th westerly around 10 knots today and Dennis Rice, Sanford; lather, tour daughters, 37 grandSanford, who died June 11, will tonigh t becoming variable Satur4ay. Seas less than 3 feel 19 greatRobert Dennis of Milwaukee, children, be at 3 p m Saturday at Mt Zion Winds and waters higher near scattered thunderstorms Wise.; three sisters; four grandchildren and several MB Church, East 21st Street and Sipes Avenue with Rev. WL mainly during the'late afternoon and evening hours. brothers; five aunts; five nieces and nephews. The Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission Thursday Harper officiating. Burial in Wilson-Eicelberger AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Saturday with a uncles and several nieces, night approved three site plans for additions and a single Restlawn Cemetery. Wilson Mortuary is in good chance of thunderstorms mainly during a.fternQofl and charge nephews of and cousins. Eichelberger Mortuary in family model house nd tabled a plan for an addition to a evening hours. Highs mostly in the low 9. Lows tonight In the charge. Wilson - E Ic h elbe rg e r arrangements. 703. Winds variable mostly westerly around 10 mph, gusty near of Mortuary is in i'hi,r thunderstorms. Rain probability 50 percent today, 30 percent The board granted approval to: arrangements. Funeral Notices tonight and 50 percent Saturday. —the site plan for a 17 by 28 feet addition to the Gingerbread llnito Child (ire and ,4iu'a ,',ntae *.II 'lm A... FENZE FRANKLIN FRANKLIN, FENZE Funeral —a kite plan for the relocation' of five 'drive-through teller Fenze Franklin, 55, of 918 services for Fenz. Franklin, 55, stations for the Flagship Bank at 200 W. First St. W. Sixth St., Sanford, died of 915 W. Sixth St., Sanford, who died Wednesday, will be held Wednesday. Saturday at I P.M. at New Salem —a site plan for a 864 square-foot, single-family model home Survivors include a sister, Primitive Bapt ist Church, West for Cardinal Industries at Sanford Courts, 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Mrs. Helen Ward; brothers, 12th St., with Rev. O. W. Williams The board tabled until Its next meeting a request for a officiating. Burial in Restlawn WeldOn and Sylvester conditional use for a 1,559 square feet classroom addition to the Cemetery. Eicpmelberg,r Franklin; aunt, Mrs. Violet Mortuary inWilsoncharge. Hickory Avenue God at031 Ave. th the Jones and several nieces and meantime the church is to revise its site plan concerning paved TAYLOR, CHARLIE Funeral nephews. ServiceS for Charlie Taylor, 1$, PaZkIfl& Wilson-E ichelberger of 100$ E. Ninth St.. Sanford, who S LM7" o en save $7 million in 5R raise s for faculty M - ;riff says lit' tiui.s the hO1 uuri't take a formal position legislation luring its tmieet'hg today, but ill wait until ttf I ii t-iiil'rs have finished analviing the plan. I t's inclination, however, MeGriff, -'l Gainesville, said I hursila is ti urge G raham to sign the bill, hich dilutes time I )R's ithurit merges the' University of North Florida into the t'miive'rsity if l"lorida and sets the stage' for expansion tiE t\ upper division universities into four-year schools. Vork , lio is resigning alter five )ears as chancellor, has urged (;rihaiit to veto the' bill. - lime' regents ill appoint 1in acting chanct'llor today and M U( ri!f sa id it ;rha hlv V ill ix' Vit'e' chancellor George' Bt'dell, Ito has Ix'e'ri to' of York's top aides over the last live years. I3tt'll is nit tine of the finalists for the Iwrnmane'nt up. IiiltIime'rit recommended b a special screening committee, .ilthiuuugli lie' is still actively pursuing the post and being nanne'd nuuutg chancellor v ould help him in this drive. Aim acting president of UN!' tO Jacksonville is to be named to succeed Dr. 'I'mumii Carpenter, who is leaving to ta ke the post of president of Meimiplus State' University. "The overriding factor to rue is the faculty pay raise's. To nit', that's the most important Iirt of the bill and I would not nil to se't' this ii itimley je'opardiied,'' Mc( miff said of the ImlgIk'r educat ion proposal. - - . .- , ,,. I P amls to talk to a formimer boatman for the I By DIANE PETRYK Site Plans Approved - ___ - .. . . Ja(k .NIc(;riff inio, split %%ith Chancellor E.T. York and urge huh Graham to sign a eintrove'rsial higher education bill investigation, announced Thursday by ('oust (;uaril officials in New Orleans, will dteri!mint' whether court martial proceedings are 1irranted against the officers, spokesman I,t. 'fomn Pearson said. he vestigation in no way implies that tile two officers are guilty, i'earson said. nf o rd Plans Advisory Panel ••• , I S - l'AI.l.AIIASSEE. Flu. UPI The 1 , -- I S . '. 7 May Support B speci, ,it board of 1 - invasion of Afghanistan. S7S - Regents Chairman sank Jan. 28 in Tampa Bay, Flu., and killed 28 crewmen, will be questioned about their actions by a 1( draft registration, proposed by Carter following the Soviet S'a . Parole definite Administration otticials, however, have indicated they feel the Haitians are t1eving poverty and are not threatened by lsrs'(11tiimi at hiltie such as moan) anti-Castro Cubans. ill-fated Coast Guard bouy tender Blackthorn, Inch the land. It was sold to the Church of the Nazarene for $65,000, which, after a $15,000 down payment, will be paid at $5,000 per year for the next 10 years. After closing costs were paid, the remaining $1,-l!2 was donated to the zoo to form a trust fund to help maintain the zoo and its animals. As additional Port Of 11111 Black and religious leaders have also charged (hscrtmnina- Ship Officers Face Probe . at * * •1• Boat's Visibility v isiiiity At Issue ST. PETElBUl(G. Fla. UP I -- A Coast (;tiiril , would he used for the public's good. It became 7 ' .t. I ' * ,+... ++. -' WEATHER : ' posture Is to fulfilling our ' - ......... TALLAHASSEE, Flit. I UPI I - ' A rle%~ law that goes into effect next January could save Floridians bunmieretis of millions of dollars, if it study of unneces,sarN and unsatisfactory auto repairs is accurate. Aimed at cracking down on unscrupulous or in-_ 5 Lull I) illt cIU IL) I UiJiU Si Iq)S, requires I1LR'n mates for all auto repairs exceeding $50. It also pro's for notification of customers of any charges that exceed the estimate by more than $10 or 10 percent and prohibits repairs exceeding the estimate by more than $50. A customer can sign a wam',er of his right to the written estimate, but no garage can require a waiver. Nor can it charge for the estimate once it agrees to thi . Count), Federation of Wonten's Clubs, with the understanding that the land that and I believe that philosophy Is wrong." Meanwhile, the house Rules Comittee Thursday cleared the way for wtat Is expected to be final congressional approval to . S resettlement costs with Washington. It would save a bout 50 percent of the cost to the federal government, which under the Refugee Act must reimburse localities for full resettlement costs. More than 14,000 Cubans and 15,000 haitians have flçd their countries mostly in sncall boats to Florida in recent iiwnths and the situation has become poli;ically explosive for the administration. The indefinite parole staus could create op position in Congress. This vears Refugee Act was passed partly to stop the practice in recent years of allowing hundreds of thousands iff t'i,'tniii,i'c' other r,*fi,i,pø, Vi t ame e in,I 'r,'-'--' into (1,0 i'n,intrt- u,'ithnut --" "-' 0 little hillits. I Another major problem is that many members of Congress question %%hether the Cuban and Haitian immigrants ineet tile definition of ,*refugee" in the new act — that they face a definite threat of persecution if they are returned to their Law May Save Auto Costs Perez is listed as responsible for supervising the youth at the time of the accident, the suit claims. people into understanding how serious the world is and how He added, "The average family in the U.S. says we will not have to worry about t ha t, we'll let someone else worry about MOSCOW (UP!) - Some 30,000 Soviet troops stationed 1mm East Germany will take part In military exercises next month, the Soviet Defense Ministry announced today. __________ a The suit charges the youth, 11 years old in 1977, was permnanentl' hurt whenl1e ran through a glass door at the Women's Clubs. In 1924 the Cameron Family of Sanford donated 5 acres of land on the north side of State Road 46 at the Wekiva River to the Seminole important a strong national security objectives worldwide," killings of hundreds of Bengali settlers in Mandai village. . — mobilized in Its attitudes towards national security," he said. "The events of the past ye ar have wakened an awful lot of The Indian Army eastern area commander Lt. Gen. E.A. Vas has flown to the state to petsonally direct , , —Clifford McCloe,a minor and his father Leo McCloe have filed suit against ,Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dogherty Jr. and Kat.by Perez. I "I also believe that the time has come for the Assain, officials said. : -,,,. .,,..,. . plantiffs demand $100,000 compensation for blUbton, $50,000 for his wife and $100,000 punitive damnaj!es? S .. ping," adding that it Is "gradually slipping into the failure mode. Four other people were killed in clashes between Bengalis and Assamnese in time neighboring state ot : The suit claims Hoyt struck Littleton, a pedestrian, on Nov. 8 as he walked along State Road 426 east of Sta te Road 419. .7 nded, - * S With Congress moving closer to an exj4'final approval,of draft registration, a top Pentagon official is beginning to more loudly assail the effecti veness of the all-volunteer army. Adm. Thomas Hayward, Chief of Naval Operations, Th ur. sday became the first member of the Join t Chiefs of Staff to call for a return to compulsory conscription. When Hayward joined the chiefs two years ago he was op. posed to the draft, but now he said he has changed his mind about the readiness of the all-volunteer army. "In watching things go by for a year and a ha!!, I've shifted ground," Hayward told Pentagon reporters. ' _ —'Charles B. and Shaion Littleton have filed suit against David R. Hoyt demanding $0,000 damage as the result of a 1979 auto accident. 15 - WASHINGTON (UPI) them out and prevent another massacre of Bengalis, bur st out of their jungle hideouts to atta ck a village, I Mrs. Frank ief Favors Flew Draft - - hiding from army troops sent to Tripura : - - and Ch Tribe Attacks India Village - Mae Fort, Alex Johnson Church. BEIRUT, lbanon - Fridiy,June2O,198G-3A we ow.- rest. Masters of ceremonies will be Dr. Allen Field and Jack Ro bson. Mrs. Sands was unable to find class President Charles Butler so Vice President Katherine Schirard Pittman will preside. The invocation will be given by the class Treasurer Juanita McMullen Russell. Prizes will be given for the one with the most children, most grandchildren, most changed, least changed and the one who came the farthest. Special guests will be Class Sponsor Eloise Wimnblsh and Reds Plan Military Exercise se ' The plan also-calls for state and local governments to share A. Good and Mike Hoover esti classmates had died and was able to contact all but six of the that has turned the country's national parks into graveyards for the massive beasts. " 'Aimarchy has descended on Uganda's national parks irmd game reserves," Eric Edroma, head of research for the parks, told the Uganda Times, lie said a recent survey counted only i,00 elephants lit the country, compared with more than 30,000 in 1973. 'l'tie total now ''is likely to be much lower since poaching continues unabated," he said. : ' Policemen Timoth crouched in the cover of an oak tree, their shotguns hot in their hands. Blood ran down Goors nnifnrm shirt A Form began to take shape by the s hru bbery' —a man, crouched and creeping toward themmi, it s)tgur} at 1 the ready. Hoover. then Good, opened fire. As the echoes rattled around the houses, a body pitched out of the bushes. it was Officer Shannon Ray Stephenson. and tie was dead when he hit the ground. S4ite Attorney Eugene \Vhitwoth told a nev.s con Wednesday th at a grand jury ill ks)k Into (nr*,I.,*-I III,IR LLdgiIiuerit in wnicn tepnenson (tied at the hands of officers who mistook him for the gunman they ere seeking. Th,e shotgun wast that killed Stephenson, 29, %%as ..0 fired by tile 30-year-old Gooti, Whit%%orth .said. i-es are being wiped out by poachers in a merciless drive - S S + I - ___ S - - •a urii Uganda's elepha nts KAMPALA, Uganda (UPI) - - vi The Seminole High School Class of 1930 will gather Saturday at the Holiday Inn on Lake Monroe for Its 50th reunion. The social hour will begin at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7:30. Out of the original 84 class members, 42 are scheduled to attend along with 25 guests. Dorothy Haynes Sands, reunion secretary, who was also class secretary, learned 21 of her Ugandan Elephants In Peril : t W1 pay more timazi $2,500 damage, the amount to be determined by a jury trial. In other Circuit Court suits filed last week: . (;MNEsvlLu.:, Fla..i tipi A few ''irieflts after the last shots boomed out, something inocd bushs the house . _ Ill A man who thought he was getting some drugs ended up getting robbed Thursday, deputies report. Carl D. Smith, 21, of Keller Road, south Seminole, told deputies he picked up a hitchiker near hi at about 7p.m, p., The hitchiker, who had a friend following the car on a bicycle, told Smith he could get him some marijuana, and offered to direct him to where it could be gotten, deputies say. Smith followed a set of directions to an orange grove at the corner of Ilillview Drive and McNaughton Road, where the hitchiker pulled out a knife, deputies say. 11 The man on the bike then joined up with - them, ,and-, morning of Jan. 23. proceeded to help radio, stereo system and The complaints, filed last week in Seminole Circuit Court, wallet, he said. state Off is and Theophilus were in the bar at closing time, The reported loss totaled $732. when the two bouncers ordered them to finish their beer and leave. SUITS FILED Two men have filed suit against ABC Liquors Co. and two )Yords were spoken by the four individuals, and the two Casselberry ABC bouncers, charging they were attacked as customers left the bar for their cars,- the suit states. they left the bar last January. The two bouncers followed the customers, jumped on them Ross Orris and Darrell Theophilus have -filed suit against and beat them both "partially unconscious," the complaint ABC, Dean L. Matteson and Robert J. Buck Jr., charging the states. The plaintiffs are demanding the ABC and the bouncers two bouncers assaulted them after they left the bar early in the ivaa S - Tragic Death Of Policeman , fly United Press International Senior American officials discussed the :hostage crisis with a special U.N. emissary who recently returned from Iran but received no indications of an imminent release of the 53 Americans. In Tehran, where the Americans began their 230th day in captivity, President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr took the offensive against his Moslern fundamentalist fo-es by shaking up the armed forces and publishing a ' second transcript of a conversation implicating hardline Moslems in (tie planning of a coup against him. The differences between Bani-Sadr and hard-line Mletifl' tt'nI nrlirnnt last May began arguing over the choice of aprirne minister and inching towards its debate on the hostage crisis, not expected to begin un til late next month at the earliest, S WASHINGTON i UPI President Carter has decided to bypass the 1980 Refugee Act and grant "indefinite parole" to smiie 130,001) recent immigrants from Cuba and Haiti, it was reported today. The Washington Post said Victor: Palamieri, State Departinent coordinator for refugee affairs, is expected to make a,1 official announcement of the special status shortly. Under the plan, the report said, th e refugees would be given ;ndefinte jirole" allowing them to stay in the country for about a sear. That would give the administration time to prop€e concrete legislation on their status after the November presidential election. . 1uana Purchas-e Turns 1.nto Robbery the industrial sector. Police said two people were wounded in Port Elizabeth, the Detroit of South Africa, when the of. ficers twice had to shoot their way through barricades a black tvwnship. Tear gas also was used in five other police actions the auto-making center and once against 300 Colored mulatto protesters in a township on the outskirts of Cape Town. Official Describes Iran Trip - . S. automotive center in a spreading of racial protests to * I . . Refugees Ai c,y Gciin N BRIEF . ,, S S EvenlngHerald,Sanford,Fl. I ' — : S S . S S IDA 1( S CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UP!) Police shotguns and tear gas today into mo bs of black workers who shut down plants in the nation's ma jor , - Shots . - , S S - _11111111111 Animal 3 - S . - S % Friday, June 20, 1$0 WORLD IN BRIEF' S S Racial Violence Spreads In Battered South Africa : -- .- - . S - II 'S . . . . . -. . a_. . I . - - ?A—Evenjng Herald, Sanford, F * . . . . . . S S - 5 S S.. . q 100 Only — piece Women's shoes Pant suits Slides Leather 'Navy, white slacks V-neck, stripe terry top. 'Sizes 10-16 Orlg. to 15.99 1199 to whthr it we her son. "We never thought it looked like hint," she said. "We were taking the word of the authorities." Maj. T. H. Delux, who wrote a letter to the family at the tune, told The Tampa Tribune by telephone he remembered the ruse and had photographs on file. "I recall he was shot in the chest, above the heart," he said. "1 matched up the pictures with the face." Other officials said Thursday that Elder's identity also was determined from witnesses to the shooting and from other military personnel. Elder allegedly was on parole for having stolen a six pack of beer and had been accused of assisting a friend In several th"Ite 47 Only Special Buyl Ladles' two '' terry cloth Now 799 .1 [VISA. Two great ways to charge is ThisCpenn ey Sanford Plaza Hwy. 1742 and State St. S Openl2:3OtoS:3oSunday "a' p 4 �I Evening Herald Security System Nearly Broke CUSPS 41.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLk. 32771 Area Code 305.322.2611 or 831-9993 Friday, June 20, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS. GIORDANO, Managing Editor WES SWENSON, Advertising, Director I N BRI E F '1981 Cocaine Use Growing Among Young Adults 4 We Must Act Now to Save St. Johns . DON GRAFP Clark Now The M an To Hate ROBERT WALTERS Western eopl e Ig nored? I __ _ _____ ____ _____ ____ _ . P . . I _____ ' _____ _____ _____ INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. (NEA) —Only a ____ ____ one's throw away from the site .tbeannual ______________ " PL 4 . Move over, Khomeini - you've got corn. petition as the man Americans love to excorlate. Ramsey Clark. The former attorney general's mission to Iran In an effort to resolve the hostage crisis has drawn about as critical a press as Is possible these days for anyone who Is not an acUve,ràldentIal candidate or doing public relations for an oil company. And not only In the United States. As thanks for is efforts, which Included a denunciation of years of American wrongs against the Iranian people through support of the shah, the revolutionary radio labeled him a CIA agent. Not Just any old operative, mind you, but "the vilest agent of them all." AU this and more considered, Clark at this stage of the never-ending and increasingly bizarre hostage game should perhaps. be spared firther belaboring by his countrymen. If anyone has lost in this round, it is he - his convictions, or illusions as the case may be. Clark, It may be remembered, spoke out. before the shah's downfall In favor of the revolution and of Khomeini. He had made personal contact with the exiled ayatollah In Paris and had marched In the streets of Tehran with the revolutionaries. In attending the anti-American conference, he was defying his own government's ban on travel to Iran at the possible penalty of Imprisonment and meeting of the Western Governors' _____ Association was the breathtaking panorama BJCI! of a sparkling Lake Tahoe ringed by the snowcapped Sierra Nevada. But inside the hotel where the state . . _________________ executives recently gathered for three days, a _____ thinly disguised mood of frustration and ___ bitterness was embodied in the frequent references to "resentment," "hostility" and _____ I ____ "acrimony." _______ The explanation for the Incongruity of those 1h. _ angry remarks Juxtaposed against the ____ ____________________ of a glistening lake lies In the growing alienation of a region that Increasingly perceives Itself as Ignored, misunderOmd, abused and plundered by the rest of the . SCIENCE WORLD nation. P. Among the West's' 'problems and grievances: Water: No other issues can even vie for i parity with the fundamental yet seemingly Insoluble problem of conserving, allocating By AL ROSSIER JR. "Unfortunately, there is no way of and distributing the West's scarce supply of UP! Science Editor predicting whether a particular Individual an Lndlspensible resource. WASHINGTON (UPI) A mini-stroke is a who has TM's will eventually fall victim to a Residents of other regions often are nwarning that should not be Ignored. stroke," Toole said. "Therefore, it Is vital capable of comprehending the scope of the Dr. James Toole, chairman of neurology at that anyone who has symptoms of a TIA seek problem because water generally Is plenUful the Bowman Griy School of Medicine 'in Immediate medical attention." in the East, South and Midwest. Winston-Salem, NC., says these temporary But to meet the residential, commercial Wnitrokes are caused by a temporary attacks are tell-tale symptoms of an un- reduction and Industrial needs of the Los Angeles area in bloodsaid supply specific derlying problem which could e1l produce a of the brain.the Toole the to most common alone, uncounted millions of dollars have crippling, or even fatal stroke. been spent to draw and transport water from Yet as special credentials, all this added up of blockage of blood veuelua result - But Toole said it mini-stir" lakes, rivers and streams fai north of of atherosclerosis, the buildup of fatty' to less than these possessed by the mother of I recognized and treated, a major stroke often deposits on the Inner linings of arteries, Sacramento and San Francisco, and from one hostage, who at least was admitted to the can be prevented. He said such symptoms Colorado River on the Arizona border captured embassy and talked with the Tiny pieces of this fat deposit may break appear in a large number of stroke victims, miles to the east. ITIilItSfltS and officials who refused to deal away and plug one of the smaller vessels The mini-stroke, or transient Ischemlc feeding part of the brain, But In contrast with the that task with Clark. attack (TIA) as doctors call them, may last magnitude of the effort necessary to irrigate Prompt are lessons to be learned In the ir ng Heank only a few seconds or for several hours, Toole Toole said that in many cases, TIA's can be California's agricultural land, which soaks up cident, not only by Clark and his companions says most TIA's are gone in less than an hour. disposed on the basis of the patient's approximately 85 percent of all water conbut by the broader public. It troubles us that the Republican minority on sumed "They usually strike suddenly and are description of the symptoms. Sophisticated X. In the state, or to satisfy the water First is the basic miscalculation that there the Senate Judiciary Committee Is stalling the dems of Arizona, New Mexico and other characterized k,y a variety of neurologic ray examinations or other proerures often Is anything to be gained In negotiation with confirmation of 30 federal judges appointed by, symptoms, Including temporary blindness, can confirm a diagnosis. in the arid Southwest. the existing fractions Iranian power strucnumbness or teinporaryparalysis ofa limb or "However, most phylcians emphasize that President Carter. ' Land: Various components of the federal t. The interest of the extremist reilgious While it is true that committee Democrats government - principally the Departments one side of the face or body, difficulty In what the patient tells them is the single most forces that hold If not the upper hand at least speaking or finding the right words, Inability important aid In diagnosis of TIA's," Toole similarly obstructed judicial appointments in the of Interior, Agriculture and Defense - own veto power Is In exploiting the existing to recognize a familiar face or object, fainting said, last months of President Eisenhower's two terms, and manage 64 percent of all land in Idaho, 66 or dizziness, or temporary disorientation." situation, not ending it. 'or example, is your vision blurred, or and repeated the maneuver during the terms of percent In Utah and 87 percent In Nevada. Second Is the problem of personal Writing In the patient's guide section of the there a bright flash of light followed by In a regional protest that has come to be diplomacy, It has its uses at times; It was, for Presidents Nixon and Ford, it remains a principle known doctor's magazine Drug Therapy, Took said temporary blindness, or is there a gradual as the "Sagebrush Rebellion," a recent example, a factor in the American that the president has a right to his appointments legislative and legal Initiatives are under way a person suffering a TIAmay suddenly find It graying or fading of eyesight? I) the rapprochement with mainland China and In unleis the Senate has cause to withhold its con- in Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico, Nevada, impossible or difficult to perform a famiUu numbness or paralysis stay in one place, such the opening of the Egyptian-Israeli dialogue. task or pronounce common words. as an arm or leg, or does It seem to travel sent. In the case of President Carter's judgeships, Washington and Arizona to reclaim Use Although it is estimated that only 1 of every throughout the entire side of the body? however, the 30 nominees are apparently stalled Iaflds by transferring them to state ownership In the long run, the Clark affair will be little 1,000 persons In general suffers from mini.. "Such clues will help your doctor decide and control. more than a footnote to the chapter history without cause, simply because the Republicans strokes, Toole said they are much more whether the problem Is, in fact, a TM, and Energy: Now under way throughout the eventually writes on the Iranian revolution. hope - as did the Democrats during Republican common In the older population with perhaps also determine the most likely site of the Rockies are energy development projects of It has certainly hot improved the situation, administrations - that they can delay the 5 or 10 of every 100 people 66 or older ex- problem within the brain." unprecedented scope. but it Is questionable that It has made it procedure until the November election when, perlencing these attacks. 'bole said blood thinning drugs In many measurably WOrse. What could, other than Nevada Gov. Robert List questions whether perhaps, a Republican president will be elected Some people who have ministrokes for cases are used to prevent the formation of the another cavalry-t he.rescu fiasco? "our region can really absorb" the economic months or even years never have a major clots that may be causing the obstruction. He and make his own appointments. About the best, and the worst, that can be stroke. But Toole said for others, a major said surgery also can be used, to either In the case of the Republican minority, the hope and social dislocation as well as the drain on said of It Is that it has been an exercise In resources produced by those stroke may follow a mlnl4troke within a few remove fatty deposits from artery walls or to of delaying until November is a slim one, anyway. the West's utter futility, and Its well-meaning author projects. hours or days. bypass obstructed vessels, more to pitied than censured. The Democrats have a clear minority on the committee and they can ram the appointments through whenever they gather their forces, In- JACK ANDERSON Stroke \ Cruc ol a Judges Merit cluding the chairman, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, 1)-Mass., who Is otherwise occupied these days. This senatorial foot-dragging violates the spirit of the Constitution. The Judiciary Committee, including the recalcitrant Republicans, have an WASHINGTON Sen. Donald Stewart, D- Capacclo and Jack Mitchell have discovered the banker's office while Dennis purchased a obligation to hold hearings promptly and then Ala., was the only member of t Senate with a cur ious coincidence. FEC records show that cashier's check with the money he had Just comfirm or reject the appointments on the basis spiunk enough investigate the Hunt Stewart made a personal loan of $22,000 to his withdrawn. of the evidence presented. The president,. the brothers' outrageous silver market senatorial campaign on May 11, 1979 e How close the freshman senator and the con nominees, and the public have a right to ex pect jpJati. sot now tie senator's on ve day the illegally donated $22,000 was man were Isa matter of dispute. Stewart said financial dealings are being investigated by supposedly returned to Dennis, action, not obstructionism, Dennis wasn't "a big player In my cainthe 'BL .me FBI Is looking Into the possibility that paign," adding that "I didn't have much What puzzles the 0-men Is how a man with Dennis simply cashed the refund check and contact with him." ' $20000O In personal debts, plus _ escalating handed the $22,000 back to the senat ___ or In Dermis, however, asserts that "nobody was mortgages, could lend his campaign' fund greenbacks. Stewart vehemently denies such closer to Stewart than me." e n man co 75,000 In 1978. This Is whopping loan to a poaslbthty. But a copy of the refund check, claims he declined Stewart's repeated squesze out of anIncome which he admits wu which would show when and where It was requests tha t be work fu - me in the cain. only $24,000 In 1V71. ' cashed, isn't In the FEC f iles, though there is paign. "I didn't have to hold the line when 1 Yet on top of the $275,000, he also managed a letter from Stewart's campaign claiming It called him," said Dennis. to make a down payment of almost $3E000 on refunded the illegal largesse. when my associates quedWed, Stewart FBI Turns Table's On Sen. Stewart - he th - ry , ' Th $2 ll ti on a$150,000 Washington home and tl*uIan his in addition to the disputed $32,0001 the about his finances, he answered by bendlnj campaign anoth& $4000 In 1979. . setIor hasn't yet riturned another $1i. down and pulling up his trouser leg. "Look at At the center of the P81's InvestigitlOn is a which Dennis contributed inhis own n,, these shoss," he said. "These and a pair of smootb.talklng darkly handsome Southern But the FEC found that the money me ca from wingtip. are the only shoes I own. I drive a charmer and cOnvicted con man named corporate funds; ths efore It is Illegal and Bonneville with 00,000 MUM ft." James Dennis. H.'i currently doing time In should be ' Footnote: So far, the FBI has been unimthe slammer at Talladegi, Ala., on fraud Another cash transaction was witnessed by pressed by Stewart's claims of frugality. In charges Unrelated to Stewart a former Birmingham, Ala., newsman, ac future I'lireporton the spre,Ciof the But tl*te'wu a cOiuctlon In 117$, when cording to his sworn statement. He was robS to congreaslonal district cranmed 1t.art accepted MIMI in Illeèal campaign present when Dennis requested that cash be with Hollywood stars and tell how a senator contributions from Dennis. donations, withdrawn from his personal and corporate and a congressman almost came to bloà many In lequentlallynumbered checks, accounts in a nghani bank In 197L The over the InvestIgatIon, earned Cinnls a $3MOO' Ibis thi largest nswaman thin saw Damis hand tsuart an JERRY1BEJOILERFormerpr,sIdsnts penalty of Its kind ever levied by the Federal envelops stied with $3,CX. The FBI baa 1e4 a pretty comfortable NO at public exElection Cvn1aIon, (Though the fine was interviewed the bank manager, Wayne P. But It's, not the UM high style they later cut inhall,Dennlsstfflhasn'tpaldacant Moore, twice about the alleged exchange. enjoyed In the White House. Co'I4er Jerry Of IL) ___ Moore told my associates he couldn't dt*y Ford, who used to have a full-time gag writer, SWwwt a transaction Bob (befl,tOsuppy him wjtJjpaferaiiy but --'i 'tanOIs'hen he b&ind'th, fley bad besfl i't inmtr th detaji. ceeaalon NOW, a recent audit of donated' illegally. '3ut ay oc1it.' ciflad the jncIgnt, he waited wftJ Moore th Fs expenses, he's been rednc'e4 to buying efun / me - 9APLW &66S__,ft '• out ' , ,ealLre d'sow many KOOKS therm i *o waAtJob Justice and pNce?" '1 WASHINGTON (UPI) Two government studies indicate the use of cocaine among young adults in the United States Is growing In popularity second only to marijuana. Sixty-eight percent of young adults aged 18 to 25 have tried marijuana and one In three have sampled cocaine or harder drugs such as heroin, said the studies released Thursday by the Department of Health and Human Services. They show one In three young adults aged 18-25, one In six youths below 18 and one In 17 adults over 25 are current users of marijuana. But current use of marijuana by persons under the age of 18 has stabIlized, one study said. The figures are based on interviews conducted from August of 1979 to January of 1980. They are 33 percent of persons In the 18-25 age group have tried cocaine or harder drugs such as heroin or hallucinogens - up from 3 percent In 1962. The 68 'percent of young adults aged 18-25 who reported trying marijuana was up from 4 percent In 1962, the studies said, continuing a trend. In 1972, the number had grown to 48 percent, It reached 60 percent In 1977 and hit the 68 percent mark last year. - Sometimes it takes a disaster to bring a problem to the surface. We've known for some time that all was not right with the St. Johns River, but until last week It seemed something less than a crisis. But no more. When 10 milton fish suffocated in a six-mile stretch of river, it tecame clear that now is the moment of truth. If the river is to be saved, we must act. The St. Johns is a priceless recreational and commercial asset to the region. Its natural teauty and wildlife must be preserved for us and our children. But what to do? We already know some of the problems: sewage treatment plants whose waste Water promotes the formation of algae, the taking of surrounding meadowlands and marshes for farms and housing, the eradication of aquatic Weeds, and the diversion of water, reducing the level and flow of the river. It will be harder to find a solution. It willinvolve many layers of government, competing interests and perhaps a hefty chunk of taxpayers' money. The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce this week voted to form a Task Force to Save the St. Johns. "If the river is to die, it should be only after a fight," attorney Douglas Stenstrom told the Chamber. And so the organization has taken the lead in what must be seen as a long-term effort. Stenstrom says the committee will contact the Friends of the St.-Johns and other groups to develop a plan. The Chamber should be applauded for taking the initiative. But if this effort, this crusade, is to be successful, it will take the activ participation and support of leaders from all backgrounds. And, more importantly, it will require a consistent demand by the public at large that something be .done.. In particular, we urge our political leaders to make saving the St. Johns River a high priority, The problem will require the attention of officials at every level of government, whether It be city, county, state or federal. Let's hope we're not too late, ' SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP!) - A strict Moslem couple, charged with pumping "dozens of bullets" into the back of their daughter's boyfriend because they felt the teen-agers' "Romeo and Juliet" romance violated Islamic teaching, were each held today in lieu of $100,000 ball. "People do strange and serious things," said Municipal Judge Robert Zarick, who set the bail at an arraignment - ilome Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $390; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail. Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. WORLD Moslem Couple' Held WASHINGTON (UP!) Elderly slowly than that of younger persons failed to ease the program's economic Americans living on fixed incomes have during the next 10 years. problems because of inflation. less to look forward to economically, and The study said the elderly "will feel The Social Security payroll is now 6.13 the Social. Security system supporting worse off" during the coming decade pert on the first $25,900 of income. In' about 35 million retirees and survivors is because "they will have a smaller piece ,it will be 6.65 percent on the first 'nearly broke, of the pie. They will be standing still $,900 of income, and will rise to 7.65 In their annual report, Social Security while the rest of the economy goes forpercent by 1990. trustees Thursday said the program is ward." running at a loss, and the difference will The study, done by Data Resources In another development, Americanshave to be made up by borrowing money Inc., of Lexington, Mass., said elderly apparently are becoming more prudent from other. accounts. .. incomercee faster than inflation between with Their money. They reversed their Without The 'trangfers, they said the. 1967 and 1976, but said much of the gain saving habits during May and began program will be "unable to pay benefits was due to Congress raising many of the putting more money away than they by late 1981 or early 1982." elderly out of poverty, actions unlikely to were withdrawing, the U.S. League of Social Security Commissioner William be repeated. Savings Associations said. Driver said he was optimistic Congress The solution, according to. the would agree shortly to transfer money to organizations that commissioned the Deposits exceeded withdrawals by the Old Age Survivors Insurance study, Is for society to make it possible $1.84 billion last month a dramatic program. from surpluses in Disability for the older persons to work longer and reversal, from the trend during the Insurance and Medicare programs. encourage them to do so. previous two months when withdrawals Another report Thursday predicted the In their report, the Social Security exceeded deposits by a total of $1.9 Income of the elderly will grow more trustees said payroll tax increases have billion. NAn(m. ' , . Orben's "Comedy Fillers" for $25, just like any Rotary Club toastmaster. PAINLE POST John Anderson didn't have to pull teeth to enlist the running mate required by Wisconsin law to get on the - presidential ballot. His vice-presidential hoIce was Dr. Gerald Larson, a Madison den tist. Like many of his predecessors over 3f$fI, LarsOn has found that his vice. presidential role Is "a great pr1vUege, but unf or tuna tely has not really Involved any , SPOOK SCREEN Marriage Is serious - business for the unromantic bureaucrats at, the Central Intelligence Agency. Before an agency employee can tie the knot, he or she Inst being the intended spouse In for a secur ity check. Aliens get a particularly thorough going-over befx1 they can marry Into the CIA famfly. POOR PRECEDENT - Hoping, appaTently, to Improve his Etro1ousIy cool relations with cspltol Hill, President Carter; recently Invited a group of coresslonal: aides to the Old Executive Office Building for a talefing on the admnlstratL(a's views certain legislation. his Official In charge' aonght to make points for Carter by observing thit the briefing was being held in the same room where earlier ath_dt*tI4)n had ctuded treaties with various Trw tribes. The coIlgrerOnsJaIs,fing ndw perhaps en past 'snouts by the Greet White p'aQ, were not aunged. - Pryor Skin Grafts Delayed LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Doctors have delayed Richard Pryor's skin grafting surgery and a pulmonary specialist has been recalled to help the critically-burned comedian breathe In his struggle with pneumonia. Dr. Richard Grossman said the 39-year-old enn tertainer was still suffering from a form of pneumonia, a common compli.ion to burn cases, and a pulmonary specialist has been called In again to help treat his breathing difficulties. Pryor was scheduled for the first In a series of skin grafting operations today, butGrossman said he moved the surgery up to Monday when Pryor will be in better shape to accept new tissue. Recruiter Held On Charges CLEVELAND (UP!) - Uncle Sam wants recruits for his army, but the recruits of Staff Sgt. Robert Gaddy wanted cocai ne - and he sold it to them. Gaddy was arrested and charged Thursday with selling cocaine from his suburban East Cleveland recruiting office. Sgt. Gaddy, 32, was charged with two counts of trafficking and two counts of permitting drug abuse. . Synthetic Fuel Passes Test WASHINGTON (UP!) - Heeding a telephoned appeal from President Carter while he was flying to Europe aboard Air Force One, the Senate has. authorized $20 billion for a synthetic fuel development program. By a vote of 78-12, the Senate Thursday passed and sent to the House legislation creating the U.S. Synthetic Fuel CQrp. and authorizing development of a domestic synthetic fuels Industry. The bill Is a key part of Carter's energy package designed to make America less dependent on foreign - . Friday, June 20, I,t$G—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Thursday. . - Police saidlha par=Lsif 4urabYahya, 15, executed Marvin Keola, a black 14-year-old, early Tuesday while he was attempting to hide under their daughter's bed. Nurah ran away and called police from a neighbor's house. Hazam Ahmad Yahya, 47, a factory worker from Yemen, and his wife, Marie Helanah Yayha, 45, listened quietly as Zarick read the murder charge. The maximum penalty for murder is life imprisonment. Prosecutors said there were no circumstances - including' the Islamic moral code - that should lessen the punishment. A July 1 hearing was scheduled for the couple. Their son, Abdul, 14, awaited Juvenile Court proceedings. Bush, - Baker Head Veep List WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ronald Reagan Thornburgh of Pennsylvania. The vice presidential lineup could change. hasn't made any choice yet, but his statements Reagan Is planning a vacation on a remote and those of his top aides Indicate George Bush ranch in Mexico the first week of J1ily, during list and Sen. Howard Baker currently lead the which he will ponder his vice presidential for his vice presidential choice, Rep. decision. Possibly he will call one of more and Lugar of Indiana Sen. Richard Jack Kemp of New York trail in a field that is contenders down for a personal interview. "I'm really not standing here with someone now limited to four contenders and not likely to be expanded, according to Reagan Insiders. In mind and playing coy," Reagan said In Former President Gerald Ford once was on Washington Thursday. "1 reall y haven't made the list, but removed himself. . that decision." He repeated he is Looking for "someone who Reagan aides said the four on the list give the campaign a good mix to choose from wild share in and believe in the policies I've without confusing things by reopening the been interested in" and "someone presidential selection to include such names as former in qualifications." That description could fit anyone on the Treasury Secretary William Simon, 'Gov. James Thompson of Illinois and Gov. Richard Reagan list. PIP6, w -w • . .W • • oiil 'Up to $50 • - Very aUra 'Flexible r No points Call or stop in at th Loan At Blazer, we 1n 1980. !1 4,300 h eosvñers *iflsave $739,000 and 24,000 - 11, barrels - .1 A - oil. "Oldest Cells Discovered WASHINGTON (UP!) - American and Australian scientists now have direct evidenceof the oldest biologi cal cells ever found on earth - the remains of tiny, bacteria-like creatures that lived more than 3.5 billion years ago. Discovery of the so-called "cellular mummies" in two sets of rocks from western Australia was announced Thursday by the National Science Foundation, which supported the work along with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and by the Universities of California at Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. The team of scientists has possessed the fossils for some time but did not make their announcement until analysis confirmed their age and authenticity. 'H p Man Admits Killing Mayor MIDDLEBURY, Vt. (UP!) - St. Albans Mayor Janet Smith, murdered by her family's live-b handyman, left a note describing him as an alcoholic who shot her out of jealousy, a St. Albans police officer says. Tauno Jiwva, 81, pleaded guilty to the March 16 murder Thursday In Addison County Superior Court. Under an unusual plea bargain agreement, It was left to Judge Hilton Dier to decide whether to convict Jurva of murder In the first or second degree. Senate Kills Death Penalty WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., started the day with a death penalty victory dearly in sight. Within hours, he had been soundly thrashed. Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd turned what appeared to be a sire defeat Into an overwhelming victory Thursday through the sheer muscle of the Senate rules. He artfully backed Helms into a corner and forced him to abandon his amendment to restore the federal death penalty for capital crimes. Inhe end, Helms had no alternative but to give up, despite two earlier test votes Indicating he had more than enough votes to pass the death penalty proposal. - '. Those are pretty impressive numbers. And they represent the energy savings of the 4,300 Watt-Wise homes currently within the FPL service area. $739,000 buys a lot of electricity. Or a lot of other things for Watt-Wise home owners who don't have to spend it on their electric bills. And 24,000 barrels of oil? That's 24,000 barrels that Florida Power & Light doesn't have to import from foreign sources at ever increasing prices. Which saves FPL money. Saves our customers money. And puts our country that much closer to energy independence, fi, •c.., ' ',i Watt-Wise LivingTM pays. So if you're planning to buy or build a new home, plan to make it a Watt-Wise home. FPL's money-saving Watt-Wise homes have features like extra ceiling and wall insulation, solar and heat-recovery units kr water heating, a higher-efficiency air conditioner or heat pump, power savers like fluorescent lighting and a microwave oven, and thermally efficient windows and doors (with glass areas planned to minimize heat build-up). It may cost a little more now. But in the long run, it'll cost a whole lot less. ' FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Judge Barbuto To Resign AKRON, Ohio (UPI )—A judge convicted a week ago today of two sex-related offenses will resign as a Judge, give up his license to practice law and plead guilty to several misdemeanor charges In a weapons scandal. Summit County Probate Judge James Y. Barbuto, who will be 59 Tuesday, was to resign and enter the pleas at a 9am. hearing today. He was the first sitting Judge In Ohio ever to be convicted of a felony. Barbuto last Friday was convicted of intimidation and gross sexual Imposition. He faces *Ix months to five years In frboo and $2,500 fine on the an charge and cne-to-10 years and a $000 be on bitbiddation. He was expected to be sentenced today for the sen imes. •r - ', .ci, ,. .. Witt'Wise Living. It saves you more than it costs. . Askyour bujjder about it, I 9 �- S__4• l.,-. - S -- . . S —— -- S BLONDI - 5• -— Sç - 5 5- - -. - p - - - e -- - p - --,_.-.• - ••. .— -- - - - .- - — -. t. h - - 5 S E Priday, June 20, ivsu 6A—Evening Herala, sanford, FAMY ACROSS 4ueneuc answer to rrevious ruzve vorw- material br. ____ (b N AIf( I 112. Rom Vseful ____ _____ A L101F (L.OIJLONTGETAS ________ YtAKI _________ 4 Diamonds (it.) 45 Doctrine SIDEWAYS! RT A 1 NN! WAS 9 Soft food adherent TERRIBLE (suffix) 12 Time zone -47 Mans (abbr.) i r AM nickname 13 Sears ° Y AIM 49 Sunday cut of 1u i 14 Singleton o I I RI N me 15 Beerlike drink T ' ! !N 0AIETY SO 52 Stony DEAR DR. 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It's not demonstrate. oftheautonomicsystemthnd possibleforme1p teUyouwhy SAGITTARIUS (Nov. to counterbalance each other. you had a period of normal Ud yotaUf more important Dec. 21) Because you have the The combination of Ur two blood pressure. It muld be than usual to family members ability to see true feelings that can affect your heart rate, that you didn't have peror oved ones. The supportive He beneath the surface you to them and strengthen establish some strong bonds bonds more than ever, CANCER (June 21-July 22) D I ____________________ PRlSCILLA'S POP , _____ _______ ____ I •i OOH" AT i-'.- • J Sullivar. ZOPM, LETIS FINP SOME E ELSE - TO HAVE OUR PISCUSS1OW NOISE PoujjrloN __ _______ _____ _____________ 4 _ 9 (' . too 4 - O'INw.*S., I'p.uSP $UGS BUNNY with those you encounter. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. by Stoffel & Helmdahl Radio City Station, N.Y. people you meet smiling at 10019. Be ure to birth you. - -, -. •QIIIS7Z •,163 Pan 4 NT Pass 5 NT Pus 6, Pass e. 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The more ou iiiidrrstand It might relieve your about a subject, the less Dear And and your husband's to Aorried will upset )ntj "ill he. niffid Abby Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 'ruin loin and Betty) hlullaska, and Margie) Ilullaska l'ainpa Abby, I am sick. Can our nounce the birth of their son, Voting Christopher u, ill be son be a homosexual? He C hr is to p her Iti urn a s seems so normal. Harrison, who weighed 5 (hr 1st cued Sunday at All Please help me. I don't lbs., 3 oz. at birth on May 23 Souls ('hiurch IIIIIUI-(ii,at(-ly know how to handle this. Following the HUOII Mass, Mrs. Ilullaska is the foriner WORRIED IN ST. PAUL U E A It W 0 It It I K I): Margie Harrison, daughter of Apparently your son has had a Mr. and Mrs. Howard liowie fascination for female un. and Cathyi Harrison, 3507 S. a I n e e Park Ave., Sanford d e r g a r m e n te adolescence. Don't be upset. 'lhc Paternal grandparent.s it does not mean he is homosexual: Iany males are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas share this kind of behavior and function nortnally as men. If your son feels that he has summer vacation. While a problem, he should get Tennessee. professional help. the most outsiltanding radio and locket, and a large banneer - __i -- I The this ________ 322.9180 sA -. C3E SflLl&= JUNE 23 THRU JULY 3 - . - - 1 1 4#utàaI - • - -. . S REGISTER FOR FREE CONCRETE PICNIC TABLE -. - S --/ I S off our Already Low Prices - - -- PRICES SLASHED :) - - ' q4e was and participation In Buddy 100 miles from her base. The daughter of the Rev, 4 Poppy Miniature Float and Mrs. A.M. Hollis of Display. ) They received a citation for Tennessee; Naoma holds an being E percent in smztcer AB___ in psycbolor, minoring in Id and r esearch. and English and history, with a BS --Ived the Quota Buster in Banner for memhersblp for She says she Is very happy U* ninth consecutive Y- to be located in the Winter -------- - hlrd place for Buddy many tripa im Europe eluding Italy, Gibralter, Spain, France and Portugal, - Sanford, Floridu award); several different areas. UecondpIaceawards, One ClassB:Legislative,Natlonal to thebaseinMorrocou.Whjle Home, and Youth Activity; there she was able to take --- 29r1ando Drive First place, Clau B, for vice where she served as community activi ties (there librarian. Before coming to wuaplaqueanda - d tation la ndo,she wustationedIn ___ ___ _____ wife Mary, and children Lisa, to get rid of them, a rxi noth,ing -------- ~Voice of pmoaacy Program JAC daughter. Day, and Rehabilitation. The Auxlllary was also as well as touring parts of ci ted for participation In Africa including the famous S) U 1.051 19. (I'll call him Mike.) going steady with the same installation of officers for the with Marsha, stood up and received a BA in Business president from Wisconsin. girl for two years. (I'm sure The ladies Auxiliary, VFW 1980-81 year will be held wished Bethany a big "happy A(U11inistration at the 161st birthday!" What a happy Coinmencement exercises at they're doing more than just Post 82D7, received a number during the banquet. ding hands.) - of awards at the convention. Naoma Hollis was ho nored memory for a nice young Maryville College, Maryville, holMike is now home for "Poppy, Americanism Loyalty 1.K. 14A1' some light on a problem was installed as the DepartSince her birthday was on Danny and Michael are happy more was said about it. The Sertoma and La Ser- Father's Day this year, John • to be back home. ment of Florida, Ladies All thr ou gh high school Auxilliary President. Evelyn toma clubs of Winter Springs and Bethany went to Mike was active in sports, for UMBLEWEEDS ' concerning our son who is now Springs Community and has week to stay with the ir niece, several pair of girl's panties many friends here. Marsha and her family, while hidden under Mike's matCongratulations, Naoma! vacationing In Central tress. I was shocked and told Florida. my husband about it. He Also, Marsha's brother, s po ke to Mike, who explained Happy birt hday to Bethany SFC D.E. Hewitt, has just that he and a ne igh bor boy Walt, for her seventh birthday ret ur ned from a three-year had "found" them in a trash celebration, June 15. Bethany to ur of duty with t he U.S. can behi nd an apartment Is John and Martha Wait's Army in Germany. He, his, building. His father told him and tele vision coverage; with her picture in It. first place, Class B, for Naoma recently retired publicity and public relations; from the Federal Civil Set- __ __ upset and hope you can shed Upsets Mom CAREFREE I IM 19439 (1- ' at North Detroit General ilnspital.—MitRVA I1tWKINS. Son s Fascination- first place in Category Two, Beautiful Chapter of the - -- VFW About five years ago I found .. nurses the bride will enter Medical School and the groom wilk study to become an anesthetist. They are both now emptovett The bridgegroom, a native of Sanford, attended Morehouse sident ry State Emergency Medical Technician. After completing the Mic hi gan Sta te Board for registered It seems the Wait household which is a Memorial In the American Business Women's bra, panties and gar ter be lt U ni versit y of Minesota has is always stirring with happy Rus Harden of Longwood staff ed into his nn Buddy Poppy Display — a Associa tion, During her years te is shoes! 1 broken wheel, covered in as a member, she has held all activities. Robert and Marian received his BA at Auburn asked him what they were poppies with the names of the of the offices and served on Gold, with daughters Robin University, Alabama, with doing there. He got red In the eight men who died In Iran many committees for t he and Joanna, and friend of the the new president, Dr. Hanly face, said they weren 't his and family, Cindy Berlingeri from Funderburk presiding at this spring in the bold attempt organization, used me of snooping. accused to rescue our 50 hostages. In appreciation for the Baytown, Texas, ar rived this Commencement exercises. me, I am not. Other awards included: leadership she has given to _________________ second place in the State for the organization, she was _____________________________________ _________________________________________________ Community Activities; presented with a gold charm by Laonard Starr ________________________ \NE I -i. The most prestigious was the for her 25 years to the City lady. rest of the trumps; and claim. .6lHCE Itt. BE TRI'1H6 TO cocr. MOW, Fof'vrs v 6000 i-I ReEnTg i iiiwtwi-, iu ABOUT HELPING ,gout-ip THE PEOPLE uimo HEED SOME HELP AROJV HERE - HOUSE, BUT-THERE RE 0ME _ __ ET ____ WiTHOUT RRI1OtI 5TAMP6 .AH0 'IVU NEED A .PE.AC Th46G HE GWFLY CWT' THEN?__ WELL... ptjj -cpijse TO STAY RkHT HOW... it THIHIjS A CORW? UM_ ______ College, Atlanta, Wayne College, i)etroit and is now a certified the University of Michigan and has done graduate work at Eastern Mic hi gan University. BancuetSaturday night at the with Marsha, who attended VFW Post 8207. Thomas Black Owings, son popular wi th boys and girls. - The National Represen- Big Cypress Country Club. the VFW Convention. W he n tative to the convention was Cocktails will be served at they arrived, the entire group of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. lie is now in his sophomore Jeanita Frank, the senior vice 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. The who attended the meeting Owings of Fern Park, year at college and has been jack of trumps. East played ow and Russ let it go. to West's king. A club was returned a won in dumm y. came AR. AND NIIIS. E. L. BI,ACKSjII-,.%I1E .111. The reception was held at the home of the bride. is a member of the Auxilliary, will have their annual Kissimmee on Sunday to be dummy and Uien led dummy's - Installed Evelyn Hart of Longwood Russ are reasonably close to INZWSPAPxR ENTERPRISE ASSN) 2 IApXNO. 241 by Bob Thaves Hart The Department of Florida, TOI Ve te ra ns of Foreign Wars and Ladles Auxiliaries, held their FITZPATRICK San ford, annual convention at the good, Hyatt house in Kissimmee on Springs Ju ne 12-15. There were close - to 3,000 members, both men Correspondent 322-4297 and women registered for convention, The play was Opening lead:* 10 was Attanak Snepp, she. wore a pink lace gown. The ring DEAR ABBY: I am very Aux ward and effective, He won the -diamond lea d wi th the ace led a heart to makes a good impresdon different with someone close unusual age grou . Bud and SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES Tom Vincent - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) for you today. This might Rodwell won this year's and a further trump finesse Your unobtrusive manner Involve doing something quite Vanderbilt. The team is an allowed him to plc up the FRANK AND ERNEST - by bride, Chicago, ill. She wore a pink silk gown and carried a white bouquet. The.best man was Michael ilamlin, Detroit, The flower girl District 35 Governor Joe GiLarde, center. Stan Rockey, retiring president, Mrs. self In a spade slam before ,ou could say "Ha rold S. anderbil t." - Now .7 [ . a wWte satin full length gown. She wore sprigs of baby's breath in her hair and carried a bouquet of pink and white daisies. The maid of honor was Donna Vandale Craft, sister of the president, Jack Hunt, right and other officers were Installed by the past directed the home wedding. action, and Rusi; found him- SOLTH hard to turn down today. If yourself in a Position today to today. Others will, in turn, to your heart. You'll both mWnd in e gentle enjoy I In And Around Lbngvvood, VVinter Springs e took very aggressive you need a favor our an op portunity to advance yourself tn some manner, now is An opportunity to better your - .- - .. Catholic Church officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daugh te r of Mr . and Mrs Melvin (raft of Detroit. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Blacksheare, Sanford. Given in marriage by her lather and mother, the bride wore The newlyweds are recent graduates of Highland Park College Nursing School, Detrdit. The bride is also a graduate of ushed around in the bidding. A162 Vulnerable: North-Sou th Dealer East West North East Slosh Pus I z• 34 4• 44 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) . S e home of the bride, 18444 Santa Barbara, The Sanford Lions Club installed officers at the June meeting. The incoming bearer was Jason Craft. Gregory Craft, brother of the bride, INSTALLS BRIDGE is is a good day to entertain Social acceptance is yours at home, even if you ha ve to today, with members f put plans together at the opposite sex finding you minute. shine re last You mo especially appealing. YOtw brightly when you are hosting charm is refreshing in others discourteous surroundings. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sipt. 22) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Persons of Influence find you Chances are you could find TAURUS (April 20-May 20) I LION'S CLUB th what is attracting them - to your side. 1 Tbe team of Bud Reinhold, led a second trump and you. Be yoursielf. Let events GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Russ Arnold, Bobby Levin, finessed his eight. Back to unfold for you. A change of pace is in order Jeff Meckstroth and Eric dummy with a diamond ruff 0 a Herald Photo Oswald Jaoby in age. The others NORTH $2010 20s an are all in the early d younger than Alan 2 Sontag. AK4 They got off to a fast start 05 in the final match when West - • K Qfl 7 stuck in a atcer-*eak jump- EAST overcall. •K Q Bud -is allergic* to being TJ87 TQIO962 20) bring harmony between two pals who are havingadifflcult time seeing eye-to-eye. - .,.. S." . operation. 1054 MY PHILODE N DRON CM11 time to seek it. GlAND ROCK MUSIC -. - - __________________________________________ today, but not necessarily in coworkers wins their -ad; an obvious manner. You'll miratlon and gratitude today. find the way, even lf you have Although you may be to use a roundabout route. oblivious of it, you'll be held in Find out more of what lies high esteem. ahead for you In the year AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. following your birthday by 19) You're much more sending for your copy of popular than you may gove Astro-Graph. Mail $l4or each-, yourself credit for. Look to AstroGraph, Box 489, around you. You'll see all the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 Th 0 _ and innumerable body func- Yc*ir goals can be reached 19) Being fair and just with WIR AT • • W .IU S . -- -- - how much acid secretion you sistent high blood pressure role you'll play will endear others, you can, if you wish, have ln the stomach, sweating before your gallbladder I a Melva Gale Cr af t and Edward L Blacksheare Jr. were . \ -addressed envelope for swlf of 0908 'I_ I Exchanged autonon-dc nervous system. readings and intermittent YOUR BIRTHDAY Je21,198O Year you may I.f' I ___________ ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL - Vows j - different kind of chemical, it. Send your request to me, in and the other half secrete care of this newspaper, P.O. - adrenaline. The center of the Box 1551, Radio City Station, adrenal gland that forms New York, NY 10019. adrenaline is really a Blood pressure is highly specialized part of the var iable. Some people can sympathetic part of the have intermittent normal L , :-. which functions information on the factors automatically, can be divided that control it. Other readers into t relatively opposing who want this issue can send ' — 75cents wi th along,athmped, — — actions. Half of the - 'I VN systen; Pressure, to give you more autonomic 61 - entire - Letter number 1-8, Blood The * Blac ksheare . Ci brief descripti on as you can why you have to depend on make of it. yowcloctortohelpyouuseit —— Of course, this will affect a properly, if it's indicated at — — number of conditions because a drenaline is a vital subbodyI'm sending you The Health dance for many 44 11 medicine that neutralizes should be avoided in certain adrenaline is about as good a give you for its use. That's 39 -. _________________________ adrenaline or the sensitivity other heart conditions. There of the body tissues to Is no one simple rule .1 can 36 0 ______ - - •30 31 32 33 129 - - to L&L4I! THE BORN LOSER - . you my aoct that;s r ' y enough to accommodate a that's suitable for bromeliads, and follow nient of a strong, pleasing fragrance and avoid exposing it to strong sunlight. 4arge, bouosmhy plant. And, both the con. the directions on the label. often asked by local residents. Actually subtle changes in color. You want to pick Otherwise, your pineapple may I*, they are quite easy to raise, as well as, tamer and the soil you select should A potted pineapple should be placed your pineapple while the flesh is still cooked in its plastic covering. TOM provide good drainage. Providing YOU with an attractive house near a window, where it will receive firm. Once a pineapple has produced a fruit, DAVIS plant. A good po tting mixturé'for pineapples fairly strong diffused light, but not full Pineapples bloom erratically. So, if its usually best to discard the parent Urban is a blend of one-third peat, one-thir d sun Believe it or not, pineapples are related fig . Outdoors, pineapples grow well in your plant is mature, but hasn't plant and start over. But, first remove Horticulturist to Spanish moos! They're bromeliads, pearlite, and one-third sand. Adequate ht to medium shade. nowered, you might try forcing it into some vege4itive niatftial frolil %Vhich to 3224233 but they're not native to Florida moisture is necessary for good fruit Pineapples may take up to two years to bloom. Just place an apple or banana in propagate a new pineapple. Pineapples production, but you don't want to get the bloom and bear fruit. The plants -the pot with the plant. Cover the plant Hawaii. Pineapples originated in Latin really are attractive houseplants America. soil too wet. Be sure excess moisture can generally bloom in the spring, producing with a clear plastic bag, and seal the bag They're easy to raise, and theY produve "crowns," which grow from the top of the drain away, and add water only when the a large cluster bf reddish to creamy airtight around the pot. Ripening apples es are last)' fruit. Give one it try. I bet you'll propagated Fruit. Usually, the easiest material to surface of the potting mixture feels dry. colored flowers on a single stalk. A single and bananas give off ethylene gas, which vegetatively, either from "11P," which obtain Is a enjoy it. crown. Just buy a fresh Frequent, light applications of fer- fruit begins to develop from the flower stimulates bromeliad blooming. ar ise from the stalk below the fruit, pineapple, cut off the leafy top, and plant If YOU any additional questions about tilizer are best. You should use a cluster three or four weeks later. After three days, remove the bag, and raising pineapples, we have a fact sheet "suckers," which originated at the leaf it. balanced houseplant fertilizer that It will take two to four months for this wait. If the treatment works, you should on aills, "ratoons," which sprout from Pineapple Culture available at the Pineapple plants get up to three feet_'1'.1 n5iieotrients. Ask your fruit to mature. It's not easy to tell when be rewarded with a bloom within a few Underground portions of the stem, and diameter. SO YOU I1Cd to Qi ___ Agri-Center upon request by calling 321iLl *IiIiJ4W a fertilizer a pineapple is ripe. Check for develop, weeks. While the plant is in the bag, 3233 -.. -- me - '' Plant-- ' -. ) & 2 BENCHES NO P'Urthae Necessary 140 VALUE -. -. - '/3 '/2 a*L Gcrn4eic 490 SIo4s /i. 201.4, /9 - ør Ce" OPINMVN.,IIMUSAT 53033$ Pit. 32J.731111 `460 Ave.(Hwy.I ii.t3) Sanford .P4IrIINWIIWIIJJ S • S.- �I -- '-' 4 -,'. . - S.--- - - Ft. ., I . - -- JuM2O, Friday, Legal Notice -j FRIDAY, JUNE - Tanglewood closed, - 8- p.m.,-- St. ' . Lanood AA, closed, Hills Moravlan Church, Stale YotrAdultClubforSingles,9p.m.,OrlandoGarden 8 p.m., Rollthg - ________ ________ Sb. Road 434. - S. - - - - - - '- OEWT1$ Orlando. Magnolia, Snford. -- - ' . S. - Hobby 2 Choice Lots in nicest section. Valued at $700, sacrifice, 5200 Creative p.m., - Seminole County, Florida under MUSTFINDDÔG 3 yr. old chIld was bitten in face, Sat. am. it Sambo's by Ige beagle or bassett type dog. Having to take full series of Rabies Shots If not found. Charges will not be flied. Call ic,, 3p.m., - p.m., struction, Open ta public. - 912 FsinchAvs. - _______________________ - 323-5176 - Jaycees, p.m., Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake MeI)t. Al-Anon, 8p.m., recreation hail behind Stromberg. Carbon, Lake Mary. TUESDAY, JUNE24 UCF Summer Band rehearsals start, 7 p.m., Music rehearsal hail University Central Florida cainpus. Open high school, community college and on 6-Child Care- i-..- - 145'"- $ø.. Call 365.5162 GE kitchen, carpeting, decorator pkg. & much more. VlsN model home canter in Sanford complex, 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Models o.n 1 P.m.toSp.m.daIly&Sijnday. Eat-in kit., Fenced yd. 542,7001 Bath, 2 story home In làyll. of - 2171. Eves 321-5441 FR, Lg Patio & Many Decor -Toucheel $650001 ___________________________ _____________________ " tO Eat $3.SIIu. ZELLW00000RN Now at the Farmers Market, 1430 French Ave. and also at Bath home In Shadv 1ats WoodV! Stone fireplaces, $300. sc. deposit, No pets. U-PICK PEAS . -' , U30Bushel Call 321-2261 ____________________ Legal NotIce IN THE CIRCUIT COIJR THE 10th JUDICIAL Cl % NOTICEOFADMINI$TRATION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, - -MOVING GARAGE SALE Everything must go. Sat. 0-12 noon, 2140 Gale Place, off Sanford Ave. FRANCES 0. TOOK, a-k-a AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE IN NE: The Adeptlee FRANCES GILL TOOKE, •1 Deceased AND ALL OTHER PERSONS JUSTIN OLES, INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: aminorthild. NOTICE OFADMINISTRATION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTICEOPACTIOPITO 'ALL PERSON ..HAVINO NOTIFIED that the ad. TO: Mark CLAIMS oR EdwIn Yonker DEMANDS ministration of the Estate of AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE DALLAS L. HOSTETLER, 619 Bourn. Place Orlando, Florida - a.m., Sanford Toaetznasters, 7:15 a.m., Rich Plan offiCes, - - CALL ANYTIME 2565 Q Park 322101$ _____________________ __________________________ _______________________ -_A' - Forest City. WeItWaiche7p,m.,Sanf0rdWomn'sClub,3 S. Oak Ave.; Summit Apis., Casselberry, in the CircuIt Court for Seminole tative Of the estate is NADINE L. 33lfMaguire Boulevard. Sult 207, o Post Office Bes 1320, Winter County Courthouse, Sanford, Part,Florlda3379Q.Th,name 7p.m., 22-242O 2525 French - ' 3 , 23. 2222 and Light Sanford, SemIne AA, 8 p.m., open discussIon, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. H. Ernest Lic. Oble.b.d,l-tollywoedstyle, Sot. & Chair, pract. new, reeson. Merchandise Orlando. Registration and clertoftheabovecourl-.wrlttsn atm,, Buck's - Cassdberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry, Sanford KIwanis, noon, CIVIC Center. NEW SPINET PIANOS- Full price $9t$, Console pianos $1195. These are top name pianos. Includes bench, delIvery I tuning. CANNON MUSIC CO., Longwood Village opoing Center, SR 434. 1 washer, top lOader, $50. Call ittSpm. s31.Sts. I Singer Fura Fully auto. repossessed, Used vIf'Y short ______ _____ Recove, Inc., U:30 p, Sears, Allamonle MalL - RN g111 _____________________________ LOWRY JAMBOREE ORGAN stated, lithe claim is secured, the Il be dssu. TM NOTICE OF ACTION claImant shall deliver sufficient copies of Itse claim to the clark to copies of the claim to the-clerk to b4e tt'.e clerk to mail one copy erablq t,he clerk to mail 01)1 PY to the Personal Representative. Residence unkno*fl Last known addr$s: , _________ _______________________ __________________ 1A—urnitur'e - ____________ - -- i ' vaildHyotthedecedasst'$wfti,ths ,quallticatlons of the p*r10'hi representative, or the venue or lIdIn of the Court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ' p.m., - Sr. oIter "i,: ,'. __ - . _______ " - -'--r . . . - - - , , . ,;. 11JAY, JULY 1 g èing, 10 a.ni. to 4:30 p.m., Fow Townes Shogçlng (sn4er, in front oIPubIlL - :- '" - - -------------------------------------,'.'._ '-, 5 .-,'. -. - ' . - ' .,___ --r ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND tharafwlthffie Clerk 9(thl$ 'OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED either bites's - 2 BROROOM, FRESH PAINT 1' SCHOOL. $25100. , ________ _________ 40 Complete Offices Idrm., fully equIpped kitchen , FRICKE & sparkling pool. Unfurnished $210 mo. + $200 security deposit. Call Lou 423.2520 days ______________________ OABUsh$s Equipment ______________________ Phow3ll-1770 FENCED YARD, NEW ROOF, WALK TO SHOPS PING, $39,900, SELLER 1N strvic., ' - • JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. loIs, 10 Four plex lots. 331-0501. For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, fIling cab. I, chairs, Many Items to choose from. NoII's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-,92, So. of Sanford 322-0771. 5 PC. wooder)Dinel$ Sets, tabl, 1 4 Chalr.-$S0 each, Noil's Sanford Ferniture Salvage, ii. 92 5. 01 Sinford. 372•1721. - ____________________________ ______________________ ____________________ ' Phone3fl.701l, Sanford ______________________________ 21Apts, Ii HOUISS ToSIrs _____ Dscea Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PSONAL PWIIOIIOI Representative: ' - - TIhlIMW 304333.1314 pyp ,,t iii , pex.io ' - . - - .ndDflmaq, PA, w.st 01)4 SCI'OL CIII! Log Home, central H&A, ' FIREPLACE. 2 Acres In 01w-va. Only * , - MAMEL.! wits' Parts, Florldi 32210' , Telaptiosio: oix.n -' - \ - . Sanford. Florids 4301) 6440001 * 27 1110 Pi lots In the hIlls of the Blue 132,300. 11,000 cash torah, 322.3539. 3333513 - I - ,, BUILDING LOTS , ACREAGE - GIYSUSACaII w., got It or " LARGE EFFICIENCY ROOM witit beautItI ocn vIew, flIqltftY&wSSk*yralei. Ward's - Ocean VI Moeci, New A354473 nyr. 5sJ 331 1017 . - . -•' • . - - - ' ______________________ ANDY'S CARPET CL EAN Special Rates (or Complexes Free Estimates Mobile Home Repairs ___________________________ __________________________ _____________________ I - Jasper, sPade trees. $34,500. Top Dollar Paid for Junk & Used cars, trucks & heavy equip ment. 322 5990. BUY JUNK CARS Fromll0to$5Q -- - 9953 and a Irindly ad viSor sii's'lce 11W rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 1st , 65-Pets-Supplies S REALTY MULTIPLE Ll$TImlG$$*vlCl BITTIRHÔMIS LOANDINS Ouatafflaad. Sanford Auction, 1215 Freøch ()l4Sl.4J)3-7310. by REMEMBER I % 1 3 Bdrm,,) bath, Geneva. Walk to Lake ' . MILLERS fInancing avaIlable. 3234449 or lOx 120$ Lake Mary. eg. Real Eltate Broker - N, Pork Ave. , 3224123 ____ A.FHA.235.Con. Horn , I.sE1q4.Eg REALTY.1:. IOKEE Myrt$4Av4'l' ' ' area ½ blk front like, heat - ________________________ ______________________- I ____________________ COLOR TV'S $85 ________________________ HERB'S TV 5, 323MM for your 1*51 Will bulid on I' lot 01 our lot. -Y Enterprise, Inc. In.- Reader U41013 323-113.4 - ____ ____________________ ___________________ ________________ ______________ -$andlewood.$anfo5*, 2 5*, 2L newly painted, le unit. LOVESEAT.$ofbid, easy coft4, dsalr Q 323 933) r323.P3Naflor5p.m. AIRLINITICKITI- - - - - . 7015 French RoyidtrIOflilIdO$.Y. '.$lmaoclo, Call 331.1611 ___________________ - OFFICE FURIIITURI" Larry's Mart, 2S Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used furniture, icIng., sfoves, tools , ____ REFINISHING_Touch up & misc, repairs at reasonatjle prices Elimate )fl1196 Ailamonte Springs 331 0909 Repair & Refinishing Reasonableouality Work _______________ Cvllum F ree engagement otoS or color 8.10 323 6258 - tans Also Air conditioned cages We cater to your pets 3737034 Cleaning I _______________________ - a publIc AUTO AUCTION Mildew off Roof. ext. Walls the reserved price. Call 904- _____________________ FEXTRA CLEAN USED CARS [ - RemodeIir' - RE MODELING New rms, kit & bath remodeling I Fireplaces We handle th I whole ball of we, Financing avail 322 /079 I SUN CENTRAL RldR & Re Speclalizinq in all Phases on res, 8. comm iTlOdeling 1656)11 Roofing '74 CAMARO AUTO, A-C 26,000 Ml. OOFING. EXP •,.eiup S.nford. Flodd. 17Th ___________________ tarpentry, Painting, Maint. 6t all types. Lic Bonded 333.4035 Insured 534-0)95 - CUSTOM BUILT HOMES REMODELINGa. REPAIR S 0. BALINT 322 2995 garage door, 16'. Sp.c.MI ls.k S.",ic. ________________________ ______________________ Tree Service TREE TRIMMING,REMOVAL Wood Chips. Hauling, Free Est Reasonable 322 9410 COMMUNITY BULLETIN ____________________ CLASSIFIED ADS ARE - I'UNT WHEEL DRIVE, CPVII..0 Z Un., A.T., A.C- SAKS 2795 74HONDA LIGHT BLUE, 2 0*. 4 SPEED _____________________ St—Garage Sales 1995 ___________________ 72 DODGE DART - CARPGRT$ALI AT,, AC. Marshall Ave Between 24th 1 1 595 25Th St. Ft C to Slat YARD SALE SAT.. Jun$21, Nlday 3mIi.pastI.1onW.i UNLlVI I CU JIj QCYTn '" Home RepairlRernodeling ilhrs. 322077) Weidin - HOIO.Ining ___________________________ _______________________ Hbusôwives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast dependable Ragularorltlmebesis We do wash windows 677.5p, ________ • Will dogeneral housecleaning • llYearsExperlence 322-5537 'ERVlCE5 uNClMlTb Welding done. 115.00 per hr. 322 0771 __________________ ___________________________ nd& Scs'een Repsir ____________________________ __________________ ___________________ S. WINDOWS. SCREEN REPAIR aIsoPATI0000RS . ' - .- ' - - FrI.kt.$um. of misc. 323.' 3403, 734 laypood Circle, GARAGE ML: Tools, - misc. eli - pump, " . .,DIGI 322-2611 or 831-9993 tYourBusIness... i1 __________________________ ________________________________________ ____ _____ . '---- ri . 1% ', t,.: . -. 3225545 ' - 4 FAMILY 041A01 UI!-. Items, clothl% do, house. 323 _____________ ___________________ - Photography 372 5157 - _____________________ _______________________ - - condition. *arrsnty, flnan cIng, No dOII paymer*. Pay 1)34 or 5)1 *ionthiy. -, ______________________ _______________________ Stalled) Call John 331 0377, free estimates Animo Haven GroomIng & ardlng Kennels Inside & outside screened runs Oft floor sleeping boxci. insulated, ___________ - Cikinets Inc. 1700 Saith Hwy. 421 (across from 4011w-es Middle kP). U4t,i.up. TrentPaintlng& Repair residential spec laity __________________ ___________________ __________________________ . sly quiet neighborhood.' sd back yord and w4I. SANDALWOOD VILLAS CON. 11tS.. DOMINIUM 129900 Owner W.Oarnâtwhtte,$,okes' must sell. Only 15,100 down. The Realty StOs' 471.19*. , 1960 Ford LTD Wlthair,auto, PB, PS 1450 Call 377 7073 Hwy 52, 1 mIle west of Speed- TV rope 19" ZenIth. Sold ort,. WSUYUSEDFURNrTUR!I $$3.71, Sal $15316 Os' $17 me. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fyi Agent nitFe Salvage. 3220721. - -. Painting & Repair _____________________ decorative fireplaces (In 'lèAspenlDr.slant 6, PS. PB. AC, excellent cond, good gas mIleage 12395 cash or will ____________________ retiree, 332.4)1, Cabinets, various counter tops, sink cut outs, vanities, $11 h4v called Ihe rest call the 862 5392 __________________________ ___________________ RABBITS FOR SALE - V1-S7U. aloe mate- Real Estate & BvslSs$ loans. Florida g.g. 11041. io*s i" i _________ - _____________________ ______________________ - Low Down Payment 1DRO40 CI HOME .1507 klng $5,500 Ca'l 371 0732 _____ ____________ Day old to weaned, leO I up, Cash only please, Call week days alter 5 pm,, weekend m. Noli's $anford Furniture - OWNER. New 3 BR ranch 2 bath, 141 sq ff,, residential ' iling in repainting, nt & ext wallpaper, wall lexing, wood Fireplaces _________________ - Good UlOd TV's, 525&up nice 47.fr,-..1gIgfl f'inflng __________________ _____________________ areo.OKlfne.dsTLC,nesded - 339.0017 ______________________ Irical Repairs & Service Lighting. atlic tans & ap 11.000. Call 3731340 alter 6 67vesto-Peuitry ________________ Pay ImmedIate Cash, low 30's for 2 bidroam home In • 3227495 • belance $390,519 nthIy. 739 I3H ' _____________________ - - MICROWAVE used 115.100 - REALTOR 1-45.146 or 321. 3994 2 to 6 p.m. SE'?vICE Lighting Ceiling & Attic tans 6 Timers 21 Hours Local Call 628 6927 ____________________________ PUPPIES-? male 12 female Very small, mixed breed Brand New, psh button control has probe. Originally $419, back payments & up to 53.000 BOWLES REALTY INC. ACANT LOTS-) Lots appra. 1½ ac Unrec. Put Lake ' , io 323.1012 _____________________ a*aht ad. Call 322.2611. PAINTING ROOFS KOOLSEALED 534-4144 Thi Kingof The Rock ________________________ Kids gone, but thi swing sit in -. ELECTRICAL REPAIRS & - Drive 6 cyl sId, 13.000 miles Washer r. (7! deluxe model. Sold orig. $49.36. VOId short tIme. BaI.$Ilf.lIor$19.35 mo Agent 329.5350. fltId rshiitatlenprojeCt. Will pay up to $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford REALTY WORLD. ElectrIcal '73 CHEVY PICKUP-Rebuilt 253 motor. Good work truck Part German Shepherd Pups. $15. Call 333.6393, MOONEYAPPLIANCES the City of Sanford for / ________________ KENRE WASHERPst*s, Mountain 47-RS& Estate a fteró 377-05-45 I & J STONE CO. - - cRocKETT LOG HOMIi 3 IIDNOOM. 2 BATH ON. WOODED CORNER LOT,t' $PMPERAGNCY REALTOR s.n,i . ' oVearsE.periente ____________________ Herald, Call 322 261) or 131 will help you. • ______________________ ___________________ AIR & HEAT, NEW APPLI. " ANCE$. DEBARY. , Ga. - *23,00011 Cad Sandy Wisdom. SELLER FINANC. Concrete ______________________ ______________________ ______________________ - 1110. MOBILEHOME REPAIRS All Phasesof Mobile Repairs - 201S.ParkAve 6509 ' ------ - CALVES-Crossed Angus, Details. , ____________________ ____ with a Classified Ad In The - Refrepo. 14 c Ii frost trés, org. ssn now $211 or $19 me. The Real Estate Agency Inc. 00 ACRES at 53,000 peu. acre. OME-S BR,) Bath. 2 StorY, 2½ Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, 'Sanford. Call for 3 BEDROOM WITH lATIN KITCHEN, OPEN PORcH, . JOHNSON Have some camping equipment FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND CailCIark&14irt323.75a0 Onlandalf4-3060 Pfonsesltes. $4,000 & up. Es. cellent terms. 2 BR, I BATH, CHA Corner fenced lot. $34,900. Owner SI *20000. i - _________________ Mountain Duplex 2 BR,) Bath. ChImney Rock, N. C. Ownis' fInance $35,goJ, home UNSWORTH New or repair, leaky showers our specially 25 yrs Exp 669 0562 _______________________________ 3237700 ___________________ ____________________________ - ,shvili., NC. $7,200. 3 BR,i BATH on large løf with FINANCING - Private Horns Jia 6. 13,$112iW0. 01*44 - rt etlifties paid. lnqvlrs S. 0*041.7113. SPARKLING CLEAN-Sensibly prIced 3 B*ms, 1½ bsth, centrally located only PS,OOO. ROOMS FOR RENT ' - - , -' - By: CYnthia Proctor Al Deputy Clerk *OIERTM. MORRIS, at HUTCHI$ON, MORRIS - , KENNETH F. MURAAH 40 $mss.r - . Mixir H. SecIwith, Jr.: Clerk of tiol Court - . - , 3 BEDROOM ON CORNl 150x135' FOR COUNTRY LIVING NEAR LAKE - &opsn spaces futursd in this double wIde 40' mobIle home __________________ LIc ______________________ - 6-La'w1-Gai'den poster head I all aWachments- Warranty. Pay $399. or $20 monthly.- Financin, NO. down paymint. - Vacant I ready. Will lease ,4ANDYMAN SPECIAL 2 BR, I Bath, 2 Lots. $16,500. CALL 331.0314 OMMERCIAL -2 s on the LOTS, SANFORD AVE. ZONED CL 521.000. SELLER" FINANCING, - "S ______________________ ____ REPRESENTATIVE: C. Vernon Mite Ji' Of , CLEVELAND. MIZI&', 'l SRID0S P.O. Grower Z . SaOfSIt irid. 's Property , 2' BEDROOM FRAME ON 2- separately or In total $4,100 - • Brand new, with _________ Inc Realtors ' BUILDING LOTS-)) Lots - - W.Garne$t White merclal Bldg. wIth 2 apts. Excellent terms. $10,900. ' CORNER 25TH IT. ZONED 41—Hous - ' on , or 062.2326 Eves. E,NtamenteGr. 329-0100 __________________________ Tint & Steam extraction gi __________ CASH FOR JUNK CARS & TRUCKS Same day service. ____________________ ______________________ INVESTORS I BUILDERS ATTENTIONI In Mayfair $e$iajl of executIve homes. 2 BEDROOM, PANELED PAM., __________________________ -'- EALTORS - HILL LAWN MOWEt tEPAIR Weltuvur Pepair Used i awn Mowers Mullet Lake Park Road 011 State Road 46 319 5191 Leroy Hill .L49 5537 CLEANING - _____ arethleates,$, _____________________________ _______________________ 33-90109 Conditioned - ___________________ - . • DRIVEWAYS SOLIDO* DIning labIa LAKE FRONT PROPERTY 10 Kr.., bseu$lfull wooded country ostate, Longwaod off EE Williamson Road near II, 32'25253 , ou could be relaxing in this spacious) berm, 2 beth, Alt ' ' i JamonteMaill, 17. b 3, . Lawn Mcwer Repair CARPET & FURNITURE PLAYMORTravelTrailer_14' Clean, easytowirg, sleepsa Call 321 0825 ______________________ Imostlmpossiblel Many people do-not realize they can buy a home. Thereari many waysto finance.2bdrm, lbIth,fenCid yard and trees. $22,000, - Industrial zonIng. 322531). Date 1 Its, II*t puMlcathn of mediately thereafter 'w-• Date of the 111.5* PUblication of this NotIce of MmkIIolration is detauft will be would like sitare my , ed,.gaki this Notics bf Administration: wiSh wortW s * 1N for Its. rout demanded hi the ns *1900. paags*2s.Call322a4. PetItion, Nodln* L. Hesletlir ____________________________________________ Patricia ItSN*om I 1.honsl Reprusantative WITNESS my hand endthq seal a As Personal Represenlallv. f this Court on 11w d day of Sanford Gracious i1vk Roo. ot of the Estate 01 sonoble Wsslily & 'moidhty -MW, A. 0. gej DALLAS'I. NOSTETLER, Franc. 0. ToOke (SEAL) ff á,'1 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH. AIR & HEAT, LAKE MARY. $36900 ______________________ ________________________ qualIfIcatIons of tht,. Personal Pest Office Draw-or N. Sanford. Rer*s10tativ., or the venue es Florid.. 32771, on or bitore'Ju*y urisdction of me court, . iao, isso, and fits tto, or ': - FOR RENT-Small trailer, adults, no pets. See at Pirk Av*. Mobile Park. 2343 Park Ave. Wareltousefor rent. 5,000 Square - _____ $1Ø HEAT, SCREENED PATIO. torRent - ' ______________________ GWAITNEY JEWELER _.._ 3BEDROOM,1½BATHS,AIR& 34-bih Homes 40— Condominiums - . _________________________ _______________________ __________________ OFFICE FURNITURE I0Comiote Offices 5th 5?,, Lk. Mary BIvd,. 8344200 EvesU2.3655 deluxe barn. All facIlitIes. Across from new proed Race Track In Lake Mary. __________________________ __________________ Parts houw. Going bu510151 in a groat area. is, -'. - ______ WDAY, JULY 1 Deflary Blood Bank hawIng. 4-7 P. 23., Co'y Center, S. Shell Road, DeBary. Donors 1141; over 60 mt have doctor's 322-3049 ____________ -_ . -- ____ Carpet Cleaning 75-RecreatiosI Vehicles you place yov Classified ad, the sooner will get resjlt,. - MOBILE HOME OK 6.3 acres with small pond, perfect for mobile home or buildIng site, quIet country atmosphere only $16,100, IORSE RANCH-With 4 Idrm, I AIR, LUSH CAR PETS.' 133,000 TERMS AVAILABLE., ____________________ WILL' BE FOREVER BARRED. ' -. '1 Bldg. 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATHS, Furnished house In Lake Mary DII Auto Repair Shop -6 Bays , THIS objections they may have that acopyof youcw infins, If NOTICE, to file any obiscilans challenges the- valIdity of any, thereto upon Pelltlosisa's . Hall, 107'4 Magnolia AVE., Sanford. - MONDAY, JUNE18 University of Central Florida r.r.eestaUw will be at Seminole Community CollEgE, auit prospective transfer students. INC. GARDEN IN TOWN, $10,00 wIll finance. InquIre 104 PUBLICATION OF - Oni be*ogm houie In oste.n ____________________ - _______ ' LAWN CAt.zE SANFORD TEEN Mow, rake, weed time or regular Phone Keith fl6t2S __________________________ - portunit lies - (1&DLAWN CARE Mowing Edging lrimming Sod & Mulch General Cleaning& Hauling -11 me sooner BluelloralIthyeen& gold, terry veIve. Excellent cots. dition, $430. Call 323.4)44 eves. I OFFICE FURNITURE LOOKINQPORACAMPSITU, 3.3 acres, Ideal for wkend camping, future home site, or buy for Investment. 100' paved road frontage, small dow-is, Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 373 5670 • 339-7020 LONGWOOD sofa, loveseellswivel M0115 FRICKE Owner motivated. $10,000. 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM,., NEWCARPET&SCREENEO..' - , . • SILVER LAWN SERVICE --Mow, edge, trim Vacation or all season 32202-18. beautyCare GRAB BAGS& DOOR PRIZES _______- - _____________________ _____________________ vacation MuS! clean all -OFFICE *URNITURE now before Hunting Season - time, $4 shIft. Apply lit ___________ co G..narai Delivery *ii Persons Interested In the Ostom, Florida 32244 estate to whom a copy of this YOU AR! NERUY notltled NotkeOfMmInlstr.tianhas been that an amended PrOceldini s' NotkeoIAdin")nistratl.nhasbe.n mailed are required, WITHIN dissolution of marriage 'and mailed are l'Iuired, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OP THE DATE arrsarage In- cMIØ support THREE MONTH$ FROM THE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION payments has been against to each Qersonal rspreslntativs, All periqns interested in the estate to om a copy 01 this , Sanford AA Beginners, 8:30 p.m., 1201 W. First St., - 1010 _____________________ Ave - - _________________________ Aechanic will Service AC'S retrig. freezers, water coolers. misc, Call 323 7786 anytime. - or best offer. 371 4979 ______________________________ Sanfordj27I72l. - HUNTING LAND 12 to 70 acres priced frogs DeLANO-DOLL. HOUSE. Just mlnuteslromttteUnlvesilty. 2 Bdrms, fIreplace, trees I fenced yd. $39,000. " - ThURSDAY, JUNE30 Grater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 Mtamonte Civic Center. . No pets. Available now. 374- time for Recotded I, the claim Is conHngant or unilquldat,d, the MARY HILDA LEWIS, due shall be - -. ponds Call 031 2895 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty bow top trunk. Hideabed, color & B W TV's, Oak dresser & chest, aluminum glider & matching lounger. Old Oak table, sewing machine, car petIng, folding chain, a load of garden lnsectcides & Icr fluter-s. lamps + all kinds of fancy glassware & dinnerware it e m s Self del r ___________ ____________ _______________________ _______________ line bedding sets onlyl Free local delive. Noll'S Sanford - Oak bow tront china cabinet, old _____________________________ These bids are not damaged - FRI. 7:30 P.M. ______________________ 'icIf of total ilvenlory of brand — 323-~o2o. block E. Of I4. 3395900. time. Oniginai$593, bet. Sill or $21 mo. Agent 339.5354, er . , Ave. 3 1' excellent asaump. $35,000. ___________________________ - - .'. nd Clearing S. Reconditioned room ACS 1000 to 30,000 BTU's 90 day guar Sales & Service, Orlando Room Comfort Center, 2185 John Young Pkway 2906077 Estate Commercial & 'Residential Auctions & Appraisals, Call Dell's Auction. 5319, saIl ____________________________ - REAL ESTATE , ON - OVERSIZED CORNER,. OELTONA-2 Borm, furnished, SALES POSITION Full & Part time. 645-1506 Any- -, ' Bulldozing Clearing, backtioe For ElectrIc aulo harp for sale with ______ 'NOTTIP' _______________ ressof thecreoltos-or his agent or attorney, and the amosint IN RE, TN! MARRIAGE OF or attorney, and the amount claImed. If the claim is not y.j WAYNE DOUGLAS LEWIS,' claimed. It the claIm is not yet due, flll date *9110 It wIll bScOise )IUlbifld - Civic Center, Saulord'Sesnlnole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Orealers Anono 7:30 p.m., Altemonte Mall Sears, SIarUgl*tPromenaders,$p.m.,DeBatyCo,nmunjty ____________________ statemsntofanycuaimordern IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF statefnentofanyciaimord.masd they may have. Each claim must FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH LPN'S I AlDS they may haVe. Each claim must be In writing and must Indicate the JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Better LIving Center of be inwrlllng and must lodicataths basis for the claim, the name and SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Casssfbes'ry. Call for gpolnt- . ______________________ ___________________________ )FFICEFURNITURE lOComple$,Offlces -339-7020LONGW000 _________________________ ____________________________ goodcondltlon,145. 21,000 ITU wars Air CondItioner, 3 yrs. left on compressor warranty, _________________________ ERA FDIC-EquaI Housing Lender 2 BEDROOM, MODERN KIT tHEN, SCREENED PORCH. 33Houses Furnished ' - '' SULAT ION CO 313 1183 or 131 _____________________________ __________________________ fl 1S O,tL ,%q,'qU - ___________________ _____________________ __________________________ - WEDNESDAY, E 25 Orlando Dog Training Club obedience and breed SanfordBrcakfast Rotary Club, 7 lacrefencedwlthpool. $315 + deposIt. 322-0216. - ' 1778Free eSt -- - is looking (Or your Auction. 32) 7310 or AAA Auction. 3397020 amplifier & case. Like new. _____________________ - SAVE ENERGY 6 DOLLARS! 8. Blown CUSTOM IN baifl. Offer it today in the Classified Ads. GUN AUCTION June 27 1 20. conSignments accepted. for Into call Sanford -- $6e it 797 Orchid Ave., Lake Kath. Est. 0507 aft 6 Moving to a newer home, apartment? Sell "don't needs" fast with a want ad. $i$,,00 FW3HIP BANK OF SEMiNOLE, o - and t.ongwoo _______ 10 Complete Off ices 2fllHwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fl.. 3277) SI-HouSetlOki Goods 3397020 SANFORD- 4 BDRM, 1½ bath ,_' - • Insulaflon Service for small business, farms, nurseries, ranches, etc George Britton, CPA, M? 5116 s31-m3. 4OComplef.Ofoice, is judgment may be entered against 919 B. 2nd 5t, PatricIa Sttrom, whose ad. KENNETH F, MURRAH, relief dimendsd In the dress is Post Offlce'Box 925, Murrah, Doyle, Sasoer and BARTENDERSWA$TR!SS Din. PetItion. RInehart Road, Lake Mary, FIa. met, PA., $00 West Morse Callbs$wesnlla.m.S.Sp.m. 32f4&Thenam,andaddressoftp,, Boulevard (Post Office Box 1320), 5 k'HuR H. BECKWITH, JR. AIkOorLlnda323-lUt are set forth below. All persons having claims or COURT Morning & WAITRESSES All persons having claims or demands agaInst the estate are By: Cynthia Proctpr Night, Apply Holiday ion, demands agaInst the estate are required, WITHIN THREE Deputy Clerk Sanford, i-I. Ciii required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Publish: May30, Juno U, 2 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 19 - WELDERS. Only Experienced . THE FIRST PUBLICATION O THIS 'NOTICE, to file wIth the DEW121 apply, Star-Line EnterprIses, - - ___________________________ ___________________________ ______________________ - _______________ - last long. NEEDRESIDINTIAL' FINANCING? - rspres.ntallve of the estate Is RepresentatIve's attorney - -I-_ Accounting Services KiCK' THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoe useful, no longer nee Items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 322-2611 or ROBSON MARINE - _____________________ LPN3.11Shlft. Apply: ' USED TIRES--- 5600 &up A OK Tire Mart 3227110 74l) French ________________ Antiques Hwy. 16. Sanford. Fl ___________________________ origInalco,t0,mustwl(for $300 Portible Hoptpoinf dish- rm, sturdy brick con truc$Is,t 4 t' Interest •• qualIfiM buyers. New homes wIth monthly payments under $250. L down payments, 322.2W. - - orIgInal with the Clerk Of the aovestyledCowtcnorb.fu,iethe 327 4 speed, CORVETTE both tops Methanically like new. A%kng 55.500 36 7004 I._iLl - 3732001. 5SIS a Accessories • 3271517 37)0410 Loctedon S wooded acres UtIs 3 bdrm, 2 bath home has a very WEHANDLE RENTALS CALL 323-5711 _____________________ amenIties: t.nnis&pool. chIef" Ad Equal OpportunIty -, the address of whIch is Seminole - • --'---S.'-.-. Furniture, antIques, glassware. _____________________ 339-7O2OLONGWOOD - REDUCED $3,400, 2 BR, FR, IDYLLWILDE 4 BR, IB, In ground pool, all amenitIes, - $44 ' $350.3 Bdrm, 2 bath, equipped kItchen, heat-air, carpeting, dgvbie garage, neIghborhood Box 241, Goldenrod, Fl. to DlIic*,.yr. .DTYflflU Cu AUCTION Sat., June 21, 7pm ll6TangeioDr. ____________________________ 34395.MyrtIeAvS. Sanford, Orlando or Winter Part area. term, retire home. PR,CH&A - LAKE MARY-Hidden Lake, 32733 (305) 671-2303. All en. vebopes must be marked • . - ,,.- ____________________ - _______________________ BROKER even a fish pond. Call for all the parIlcars. POOL.) BR, CHIA, 549,500. - 3BDRM,llath *250+ lstllast Dommerlch FIre Department, , _____________________________ ______________________ OFFICE FURNITURE lOCompleteOftices SEIGLER REALTY 323.5774 Day or NIght TRAPfSFERRED, Soar1iIin 3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 story Estate on 1+ Ad Gazebo, Pond, Guest Cottage, 1, Every Feature to make this your Dream Hornet'$79,900, rent inter Development Corp. detailed resume should be YOU ARE HEREBY SeminoleCounty, Florida, Probate adptio and other relIef has biIIs NOTIFIED that the ad. Division, the address of which is filed against you and you are ministration of the estate of Room 322, SemInole County required to serve a copy of your FRANCES 0, TOOKE, deceased, Courthouse, Sanford, Florida wrItten defenses, if any, North Edaemon Avenue. Soundol.8unab1ne Chapter Sweet Adeilnes, 8p.m., center, - '74 Chevy Impala. body lair. 'mechanical excellent, new rebuilt engine by Rudy's Automotive $650. 9 - 72-Auction - or investment potentIal. Buy . COUNTRYCHARMI Beautiful)' ___________________ GraduatIon from an' ac credited college or unIversIty with course work in fire science or satisfactory combination of education and experIence Is preferred. Deadline for acceptance of - , TopPrftespajd Used, any condItion 6145126 - Longwood Rotary Club, 7:30 am,, Quality Inn. AlAnon, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Alt.amonte Springs, Sanford Sertoma, 7 Sambo's. / $1 1(10 311 0875 ___________________________ _________________________ _______________________ "Must See" with FIreplace, LARGE FENCED 3 BR, i½5, )i. 534.900. FR, OR, Eat-in Kit., I Every NEAR MAYFAIR Country CIub-Ex.c. 3 Bdrm 2 both, - family rm, fireplace, Central H&A, on cul-de-sac, $450 me. 332-6952, Owner-AssIati. Florida State Advanced TraInIng CertifIcate or equivalent, 'ApplIcants stU1d also have' extensive fire command experience and proven leadershIp ability, as well as Substantial ad. minhstrative experience In such areas as budgetIng, resource management, per. sonnel management, cornmunity relations and the by the ear, 32-2341., 323 2376 OPEL Ralleye 1972 7 Dr. I c'i. Ispeed. Factori air, AM FM stereo Excellent cond S. SANFORD-3 Bdrm.,.Lr I heat, Goldenrud.Dommerlch Fire Department is accepting appticatlons for the poshlonot Fire ChIef. Applicants must be Florida State Certified , JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to S models. Call 339 9100 or $314605(Dealer). 1397020 flIFrAI - ____________________ brakes New pain? ob 11)C,OthOtiSeful 21 Pu's, Midget- Excellent - - needs swItch, $100. Call 332. i BaI or George. ANCINO. Sot 10 acre parcels In Geneva, I694 9-Good 'TNngs - -.. VOLARE-Slant 6, new tires, • MG condition 51.000 or best otter. 3726971 radio?, air, power steering & - WE BUY FURN. & APPL. 711 Briarcllff St. Plants, Baked goods, Clothes & Misc. ___________________ S ACRES RESTORABLE MOBILEHOME, WELLSEPTIC IHORSE STALLS. GENEVA AREA. 122,900. SELLER FIN- $43500 "MUST El TODA'r'! $ ruStIc acres comes with thIs 3 (ft'O1'J Hall Realty - Wanted to buy used office equipment Nolrs Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 97, Soot Senford. 322172). Corps. Saturday from 10 to i. *awsr, $75. 9 Gray metal, formica top, 3 drawer office desk, wtth chair, $33 ci. Coke machine, like new, holds 2½ cases of bottles, $130. 17 cv. it. 32)1526 - • Will buy old class rings & SiIyer coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim, 3231111. '71 _______________________ STEREO (No speakers), antenna, clothes: kids 4-6. ladles' 5.l2,kidsrocker,foamror 345 Celery Circle 365.3469. Refrig.withfreazeronom, $100. Honda 30 mIni bike, siso. 323541L 100 Linda Lane, - $27,500 Oelto'ta. BARGAIN 'BARGAINI Bring your fishing poleind let us show you this 3 bdrm, 1 both lake front home on 3 nicely wooded acres. Now only 201 E. 25th St. - . budget2bdrm, 1 bath,cozykit with pantry, Liv rm. fam r, patio, insIde utIlIty rm & I partly fenced all for ory Eves. 322-0612.322-1557 . " WELL & ELECTRIC, NICE TREES, ZONED MOBILE HOME n1o0 B-i TERMS. COSTCONSCIOU$, 3237832 COUNTRY LIVINGI 3 BR, 2 bath Mobile Home In Geneval 2", Ac. of cleared landi Custom mt., Sundeck. Eq kil,, FR & Morel *36,0001 $l7.99up - '7) CUTLASS- - Good Cond Low mileage, $1200 APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES, Jenkins Furni ture. 20$E.25thSt.'3230-90). 339.7030 LONGW000. Executive sIze wooden desk, 3 ____________________ FOR RENT? BR apt. 5200 per mo, OFFICE FURNITURE 10 Complete Offices 80— Autos for Sale 80 —Autos for Sale WE BUY USED FURNITURE, MOVlN.G.SALE-Leavng stat.. EveryThlngmustgof 3232176 - June 20, 1980-9A ____________________ __________________________ SALE-Thurs.Fri. 1220 RandOlph St. "Good clothes at a bargain price. Friday, ___________________________ ________________________ 4 bdrm, 7 bath, separate din. rm,, fam. rm,, fireplace, __________________________ __________ - CARPORT - - YARD SALE- To benefit the 3¼ ACRES WITH 311' PRON. TAG! ON PAVED RD. IN OSTEEN. 512.500 CASH. OR BLOCK & Mobile home. Here's your cute little 3 Bdrm home. Cash Call 322-3339. REALTY SitS. Nothing over 5200. 322-2250 LookIng tori lob? The ClassIfied Adswiilhelp you find that lob 10 WOODED ACRES, HIGH GROUND. OSTEEN AREA. 13O.000EXCELLENT TERMS Formor,informatloncall 321. 0220 Sat. 1, Sun. Call Sanford 32)9200. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR SUPER 3 BR, 1 bath home In Dreamwotd w-lots of extrasi Super Locationl CHIA, ww-C. I BEDROOM APT. $55 whIt -. IN NI: ESTATE OF DALLAS L. HOSTETLER, yow' as famIly nods in. gage. Inquire 401 Palmetto AS'•., Sanford. Phone 323-6300. 541,3001 LOVELY FurnIshed EfficIency Apartmsnt. $110 per mo., utiiltes not included. Call 1-114-6171 Hourly Wage Plus Commission' ______________________ - all dec. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS SwIm, skate, movIes. Sanford CASE NO. N43&CP large family rm, bookshelves, H - 322.9283 t'g EXPANDABLE HOME CARDINAL INDUSTRIES' Unique "Master-Plan PIus" 2 ' Sanford. $11,500 cash 01' 16300 and refinance $3000 men- ATTRACTIVE 4 Bdrrn, 2 bath home In Mayfairl Pool'S. Pa tlo. Central H&A, ww carpet equipped kIt, fireplace, Fl nit ona beautiful landscaped lot. Utilities furnished. $125 me. , Salesperson ____________________ ___________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION. 24 HOUR WANTED-Frost free refrigerator, wUj*rnolI Also reCondition.d'n'frig. for Army Navy Surplus 3lOSaflfOrdAy._ 332-379) SELLER FINANCING. ______________________ Onà bedroom House us :..i bdroom trailer, both fur'nishid on large size lot In oste,n, Fl. 14 mIl.s from WILISTANDIELL MOREHOMI$THAN ANYONE IN THE SANFORDARIA 2',', ACRES TALL TREES, OIQI$uI,$ ______________________ Sanford's Sales Leader .4** ______________________ 3214759 Fonappolntment ___________________________ LIc. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. ' 4614200 _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION to area - 1 ROOM APARTMENT for Telephone Savel FoctIock. ________________________ 2107$. French Suite 4 Sanferd Fl lOcomplate offices 33S7O2OLONGWQOD BUY, SELL,TRADE 311.31$ E. First St. 322-5432 lÔOuplis lots 1 6 Single Family lots. ieai for FHA 23$ Program. RIALTY Cor. 25th 1. WiIIOw..9:)Oto - Herald, Sanford, Fl. Buy One Pieceor HOusefUl Bridges AntIques 323.2001 Ravenna Park. Furniture. GIGANEYARD SALE Fri & Sat, June 20th 1 21st. to -- - baby crib, toys, TV, much more, Handmade Crafts. WILSON MAIBR FURNITURE ___________________ REALTOR fl3lS9ler323-44S9 iAY someone i5 - Antiques and Modern Furniture June 20 1. 2). 300 Satsuma, BATTER IE$-New, $30, Es. thanoii used—ilL Pxtf*na. 1109 s. S•nI'O,d Ave 323-1500 S ACRE PARCELS, U. Sylvan area. Terms. Call W. Malic. sow-ski, REALTOR, 322-1503. in kitchen, fenced yd. $35,000. JENNY CLARK REALTY *ITEMAN REALTY $700 mo. 323-0019. ' BABYSITTING in y home, a week. 14th S. Valencla. 323. 1119before9p.m. • SANFORD-) 13.25 hr. Bram Towers. 323-4430' _______________________ , __________________________ , of pllances. double garage, - -. Janitorial work. Must be sfrong & Ineroetic. Full time. , WILL CARE for chIldren In my home eveningshlft,Callaf$er 10 am. 322-9351. Lake Mouwoe area. mint,' Room 106. All bids due by By: JuneI, Curtis Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Publish June 30,27,1950 DEX71 ...... _________________ _____________________ Bdrm, ____________________ 3224331 or '659. DES-il Arthur H. B.ckwlth Jr. Clerk of Itse Court . sajl. Call today and your ssif led Ad will apar here tpnorrow. 3lpartments Fulied _____________________ Longwood.Lake Mary area. Sanford, Seminole County, mayoblainsuchdocum.ntsupona Florida: posit of $25 upon the same in Lot fIn Block A in LAKEWOOD good condition. SHORES, Seminole County, John E. Polk Florida, according to the Put Sherifl theroof as recorded In Plat Book PublIsh June 20, 1950 10, Page 52 of the Public Records DEX-lO p.m., 2-7 II downstairs, $105 mo. 322-0154- * * * * * * * * CHILD CARE-My home i Church. Sanford AA, 8 1201 W. First Si, Sanford. Ailamonte.South Seminole 8 Pacesetter Clubhouse, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. . ... Off 29th St. - _______________________ - ________________________ 322-4415 situate In Seminole County, Florida at,public sale pursuant tobldswillbeopenedatl0:Ola.m,on same day and reed aloud at the Date of Sale entered June 10, 1900 Specific copIes of the in the above action by the specifications and Instructions DISCOVER the secret of ALOE, 'LIVE.IN SITTER for school-ag. ll:O0a,m.,July17,19sOatthew Department, Room 106. during the Guaranteed r.suUs. Free housekeeping duties, Wages Robin Road, Altamonte Springs, . es price of $33,000. Call 2 BEDROOM UNFURN1SHED, Large kit., fenced yard, - ACrois'ft'of Health Dipt. REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7$I - '2,plac. I loads of space. vated on a doubie lot, this beauty *on't last long at the SANDALWOOD VILLAS-2 Bdrm, 2 bath, fully equipped kitchen including WID. $795 mo. 67I-1530,295-7766. ________________________ ______________________ - Bait 68—Wanted sales OARAGE SALE:Sat.Sa.m. liii? 2533 Gale Place - it, site Bdrm set Less tttNt 1 t. Old. Cost $1100 new, $3%flrm.Alsoque,nsIZehI,ie. a-bed,$33& New lOsp.ed bike. $65. Call 3220921 Call - children or pets. 417-3100. $725 AAA EMPLOVMT , Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center, . SANFORD-Modern 1 bdr, central H, w.sh.rlrYeI, - . - REALTORS flg$enf9rdAve S4—Garage TELEVISIONS - OFFICE FURNITURE - CONVENIENtLY LOCATED A P,alrm. bath .l..aM i.,,u. r ppm. This 2 story home DELTONA-3 Idrm, 1 beth, tomes complete with all ap. carpeting,range&refrig. Eat. ________________________ --- - - _____ _______ across from Sanora (county). Priced- 5)6,300 tot all three. Tra'de, or terms OK. w- -.• Sell that extra bRa with • cost Classified Ad. Evening Sale _________________ .__________________________ 3 RESIDENTIAl. LOTS 60x19V each on Sanford Ave. lust - REALTORS - • Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, SR 436 and ____________ __________________ 111 Carver Av Acids,,,, Manor *2% mo. & under if you quality MiryGr)fflffifl,alto,. '8-Iii 322 2994 2t*6 MIS for RCA Color nsoie 23', Jd fl. over 5700. Balance due $160 or ak over payments MONEY DOWN Still in wafTanty Ciii 21st Century 062-5394 dayS.Jor night. Frei home frial flO Obligation. 43.—Lots.Acreage NEW lAES Open 2 to 6 d4lIy . 1ve313M6 ____________________ * * * * * * * * BEIGEIWHITE PURSE Iostln the vicinity of Dairy Queen Parting Lot. Small reward. No questions asked. 322-1551. FlctitlousNameSta$vtes.To-Wit; engage in business under the section •es.o, Florida Statutes fictitious name of 0 & J EQUIPMENT CO., at Route 2, Box 710, 1957 Longwood, Florida, 31750, Intends 51g. John M. OlNIcola, Jr. Publish: May 30. June 6, 13, 20, to register the said name with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court of Seminole County, Florida. DEW-lit sEard Gegner Seminole County, Florida, will - . ____________________ person Egg 'n Omelet & tflid INVITIATION TO BID The Seminole County Sheriff's JOSEPH 0. GREENE. JR. etc., et Department requests Sealed Bids a,, to furnish and install an Defendants.5emergency response telephone NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that system and all necessary equip. mint per specIfIcatIons. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., 15 The receIpt of bids will be Springs. 2-1 JUST REMODELED. Large screen porch, excellent area. Owner wIll hold. $17,300. _______________________ _______________________- ________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ltamonte REALTOR - EXTRA NICE 1 bdrm us, wafer furnished, $150 per mo. Older couple or older sIngle preferred. Prime location. June Portia Realty 3220670. Clearwater, Fl. 33510. Case No. 79.37$ ATLANTICBANKOFORLANDO, etc Plaintiff, - - VA&FHAFIOnCIOU . rnoi'tgage. $24,000. _____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Publish June 20, 27 1 July 4, fl, TY,FFLORIDA MONDAY, JUNE 23 Longwood-Wlnter Springs Area Chamber of Corn-. merce, noon, Quality Inn North. Guest speaker Roger Chambers, "The Olp4; An Amusing Point of View." Monday Moe-tiers Toaitmasters Club, 7:15 a,m., Iloilday Inn, Wymore Road, Alt.axnonte Springs. - Weight Watchers, 10 a.m,, Ascenston Lutheran . pets. 5250. Call 223-SIll, EXPERIENCED Meat c'' needed. Apply in Perton to Food Barn, Inc. 25th SI. S. parkAve. Sanford, Fl. COOKS, WAITRESSES, DISH. "Get A Mate" Dating Service. - 7p.m., • 5O—Misceilatous . _____________________ 2544$. Pi'inch Ave4 3.QJ; 3225333, 322-0719 your SPACIOUS 2 Bdrm older. horn, weds TL. Owner will hold APARTMENT FOR RENT-2 _______________ "" NOTICE OF INTENTTO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN cordancewittttheprovlslonsofthe that the undersigned, desiring to Shalom, nIed Help Wanted, Ai ses' of fiberglass. Only experienced apply. Star.Llru. Enterprises, BuildIng 290, Sanford Airport. "-- the fictitious name of THE GOLDEN RULE,andthatllntend to regIster said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac- SUNDAY, JUNE22 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 pm., Tmple Providence and Elkcam boulevards. Music by Kopel. Seminole AA, open, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sanford Big Book AA, Florida Power & Light, N. Myrtle Avenue. "YounaHe" dance, 8 DeBary Co - 11-HelP - engaged In busIness at 1104 W. PublIsh June 20, 1500 - _________________________ you piece classified ad. the sooner you 1 BR-42pe up. Pool. Adults on Lake Ada. Just So. Airport. Blvd. on 11.92 iS Sanford. Call *3-167P Maifspr'_ VtlIq - Into Money OF SANFORD _____________________ Chairman Attest: FICTITIOUS NAME Thè sooner - _______________________ _________________________ ExpressIons 322-7013 each. Call 063-1216. Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wlfl Civic Center. - ALLFLORlD:tjy REALTOR - ___________________ i BORM.- ) Bath C1 lomeon 1" lots. Fenced, landscaped, nice area. $33,900. - FOR RENT Joroarm ipTi unfurnished.323-M5O 11A&f _____________________ - 3efri ________________________ Hearings may b contInued from SectIon I6S. Florida Statutes time to tim• as found necessary. Further details available by 51g. Mary Bldridge calling 323-1330, Ext. 304. Publish: May 30. Jun. 6, 13, 20, Board of County Cornmissloners _____________________ DEW-11 Seminole County, Florida By: BIll Kirchhoff, "Push for Youth," sponsored by Aaron Richardson Community Youth AssocIation, 3:30 Sanford Various speakers and,. performrs; guests, Maranatha Pentecostal Church and Tom SMnr Club of Orlando. Fe'to public, Central Florida Kennel Club American Kennel Club - -. _____________________ - Se, n. MORE, fror rear Ii's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3N3Ori.ndoDr. 323SG _____________________ refrig., dishwasher, washer S. yer. -Pool clubhouse. $350 md. water, sewerS, garbage. 323.7W4 ______________________ - CHOICE PIECE of commercial property priced to sell, Call today for details. will get results. 2 Large Bdrms w-walk.in closet. 2 baths, new cirpet, range, ________________________ _______________________ 4)-Houses - _______ OWl. $1350 DOWN + Ciosing costs buys this 3 Bdrm, 1 bath home in pinecrest. Large fenced yd, carport,-ew carpet S. pains - ________ IiOUSeS - lug. fenced lot. $27,900. _______________________ Written comments filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Land Development Manager will Seminole County, Florida In bC be considered. Persons appearing - • _________________ __________ - - ________________________________________ _______ _____________ HULUOTA-By Owner Lovely 2 Sdrm. 1 bath, eat-in kit, new 'ww carpet, paintS. roof. BaCks ?O'P15tte O1 dud-md 5tr$, - by 41 - - I DeBARY-Lovily, g air, prefer senior citizens. 322. or 640-640. ______________________________ SANFORD-Lovely 1 Bdrm + den or 2 Bdrm, air. sne. Adults. 612 Part. 1-111-7153. - .. .. - , to register Mid name with the . - -' - Apartments Unfu,njfied FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Valley Fore. AM. ii fl -"' ' Altamonf -- sprjngs, FIa. 32701 County Courthouse, Sanford, Seminole Cowty. Florida, under Florida, on July 1, 1950, at 10:00 tiwflctiliousnam,of AMERICAN A,M., or as soon thereafter as FUND RAISERS, andthat I intend possible. q - .41—HouSeS - ____________________________ CONSTR1JC; ginerated - - Call 323-9221 . Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center featuring Adrian Frederman and the Dixie Flyers. For senior citizens, Sanford AA Women', Groi,, 2p.m., 11 W. First S, Cuielberry AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry. . dirt I ROOMS WITH KITCHEN PRIVILEGES preparing bulng sites in ac. cordanci with engineering plans, on the following described pp,rjy Mandarin II, Phass), PB 24, Pages 12.14, In Siction 26. 30-fl. FurTher desa'lbed as on the Norm side of B. Williamson Road'and on the West side of I -I. (DIST 3) This public hearIng will be held in Room 203 of the Seminol. - SATURDAY, JUNE21 - excess - 29—ROonn• - - . - I —___________________________ A.1 Agri. Agriculture Zone Request for Pit Permit to remove ' )950 Corn Boll and Hamburgtr Dtnner, 6-8 p.m., Holy Cross Episcopal Church parish hail, Fourth an& ' May 30, June 6. Publish: - Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., GREATER TlON—BI.l0.4 • W.C. Ston. .'a.tL , - July 1. 15W 11:10 AM. The Board of County Corn. missioners of Seminole County, Florida, will hold a public hearing to consider the toliIng: Florida In accordance with the provisions oIbe Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit: SetIon $6S.O Fioda Statutesi9Sl. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. - AA, 20 . .. S. NetIcuofPvbfIcHearIng Cassetberry, Fta. Seminole County. Florida Lmdef he ticHEART OF titious name of FLORIDA REAL ESTATE SER VICE, and that I Intend to register sad name with the Clert o Circuit Court,' Seminole County, ± - SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS given CALEND ______ - Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME that I am Notice Is hereby engaged in businesS at. 500 Semoran Blvd. Suite 2.5 • . '. •-:-- '- - �- .-. : ••'-- - .: - - .. . -. . --- I - 4- I RTS - - - %O bA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Challeng es MONTREAL (UP!) No fight in recent history involving boxing's "little" fighters has created as much interest as tonight's much-awaited confrontation between Sugar Ray Leonard and Roberto Duran. Their "Brawl in Montreal" for the World Boxing Cofincil.welterwelght title could, in Fact, be a classic, ranking with the famed "Tirilla In Manila" among the great lights of the modern era, The fighters were set to weigh-in today at noon EDT and neither was expected to have difficulty making the 147-pound limit. The ri...* 1., tliIb I 'BY MELTON RICIIMAN LIP! Sports Editor MONTREAL (UP!) - So called "toh guys" have never Impressed gp too muck Mostly because their toughness more often than not turns out to be mere veneer, a tissue thin cover-up for some basic nctjy, I can't begin to count Die times I've seen so many of these hard rock individuals djsntegrate Into sugar-coated cotton candy when their artificial facade came crumbling down Areas. under severe stre Some of the best fist fighera I've ever . any h.A..I.A ê,.d., ..ê 1A.1.s iicuuiu MI UV5L41 LU . 11?IIt .. LdIJ L. watched, men like Joe Lc*aIs RockY Mar- Ily Some observers feel Leonard may be The meeting between the lightning-quick -• • near. He Is quieter than normal and has not PIGHT TILICCAST DaYtos%a Beach has a few ticket s been his usual bubbly self. YOU dOflt have your tickets to remaining. The Peabody is located eat0t' light on closed circuit one block west of Main Street and "I think I'm too fast for Roberto Duran and sTV, you could be Out Of luck. AlA On Auditorium Blvd. I don't think his punch means as much now Bob Cart Auditorium IS sold out Tickets for Ith places are that he's in the welterweight division," and the Hyatt House, near siojo. Kissimmee, has sold Its 2,500 For further information ,, Leonard said. all the makings of a scaled-down version of the "Thrilhi in Manila", in which Muhammad All stopped Joe Frazier in 14 rounds in what many boxing experts consider to be the best light in the last quarter century. Leonard,24,is unbeaten ln27fights.He won ' the title by stopjing champion Wilfred Benitez in the 15th round last November. Duran, who marked his 29th birthday Monday, has won oo-ol.70 fights. He is an awesome punwith 55 knockouts, V of them in three roun ds or less. He reigned supreme in the lightweight division for nearly a decade before voluntarily surrendering his title to move up to become a welterweight. Leonard will receive $5 million for the title will - • ' • • . - . • . - •• . - . . •' . - - OS . , . •• ----.. . • S S • - ' • .• , . . 'I ' - . • than Duran's, anti wnen tie gets mw the rug to defend his world welterweight title In OlynpIc Stadium tonight he will rely chiefly on his speed, quickness and boxing proficiency rather than brute force became those are the assets that got him this far and It Isn't good sense to change your style in a fIgM like this one; That would be playing right into Duran's hands of stone. I'm a peat believer In speed and quickness • and Leonard looks like the copyright owner of . rtnes. But Duran doesn't take the both tho milk train himself. He isn't exactly Slow and . - . - - ... - ' -• . • • -. ' • -' . . ,• • . • ,.. - - • - ' Ewningftesuki while I have every confidence Leonard will an LEISURE ' • Complete Week's TV Listings a holy crusade on a Halts Juni rs Raoin / • .L t 'CIO. late In the fight, say somewhere around the Robinson, Henry Armstrong andBarney th rou nd. 12 Ross, weren't "tough guy" at all. Not In the One stipulation goes with that. Duran can't generally accepted sense, anyway. For the let up. He'll have to stay all over Leonard and most part, they were gentle souls, I believe he will since Duran Is almost 1mmentirely Roberto Duran canes from possible to discourage. different mold. HIs animalistic ferocity To Duran, this meeting with Leonard Is impresses me as being genuine and real, a allotment. But the Hyltt IS trying Peabody Audltrlum at 1.904-252than a prize fight. of more The bout be Judged 10-point must to arrange to get more seats. product of his early boyhood in the back 0521 and for the Hyatt House call The Peabody Auditorium in 422-3106. a system, with the winner of a r*md getting 10 Leonard essentially Is fighting for the money, alleys of Chorillo where he prowled the slums anywhere between $6 and $8 million, making points and the loser nine or less, depending on of that city in Panama, stealing, scavenging It the greatestslnglepay night in the history performance. There will be three Judges and and surviving primarily by his wits and his of spor ts, maybe even in the history of the the referee will not take partin the scoring. fists world. Dtlran, who's getting only $1.5 million. ' Promo te rs are expecting a live gate of • -Ali of us reflect our environment one way or A second half playoff game between Kiwanis and Knights of about 50000 fans at the 70,000 seat Olympic as the challenger, is fighting for his life. another and in Duran's case it sticks out Columbus was rained out Friday and has been rescheduled for Stadium. U Leonard beats him, he loses more than • over him. He has elements of softness and Arecordl.Bmllllonvtewersareexpectedto 7:30 p.m. Monday at Chase Park. merely the fight and an opportunity to add the action sensitivity about him the same as any human The Sanford Junior League all-stars will see their firt watch on closed circuit television. There is no at 6 P.M. tonight against Ormond Beach in an, Invitational home television or five radio broadcast of Uw defense and additional interests could bring to him, that's once had. Duran loses domineering and combative and when you tournament in Port Orange. fight, his take to a record $8 million. Duran will get more important than anything in the whole have that kind of nature, along with the If Sanford wins tonight, they will play at 11 a.m.aturday. A The weather forecast calls for a chance of a tax-free $1.5 million;world. and temperatures in the mid 50L A loss tonight will send Sanford into the loser's bracket for a 7 physical ability to back it up, you have all the showers proud, intense and fiercely Duran I can recall seeing Duran ingredients of a REAL tough guy. p.m. Saturday game. The tournament concludes Sunday. canopy has been erected to cover competitive - genuinely dislikes Scotland's Ken Buchanan, who was then the Talking to Duran on this subject not too long Kiwanis, first ha lf winner, placed six players on the all-star tar ring in case of rain. boyant Leonard. His volatile temperament world lightweight champ. Buchanan's style squad, including Alton Coleman, Mike Baker, wuijam Wynn, ago, he sought to make a distinction, telling was similar to Leonard's and the Scotaman melie was only that way in the ring and not Kevin Smith, Bruce Franklin and Alfred Bookhard. seemed to be trying to was no bum. But he outside it, but the longer he talked the more I Knights of Columbus had four players selected cope with some inhuman force that night In William Carr, Wardell Frederick, Kent Troutman and Freddie felt he was trying to convince hLmself even Madison Square Garden, and when it was all more than me. Miller. in th e 13 th round, B uchana n was holdi ng over "I don't-come to dance, make faces or talk a Rounding out the all-star team are' Peter Calengelo, Mike his lower regi on an d Duran and Bobby lot," he prac ti cally growls. "I come to fi ght. Jones and John McGowan, Moose; John Scott holding Ida new title. was If! didn't do that, I would go In some other 7 Shaw,V.F.W.; Robertflill, Elks; and MartyJohnsonand Mike He wants another one now and wants It '•" Tanner, P!" heat the "BP, United Press International Toby -Harrah knocked i badly. As talented as he is, I don't think Sugar Sugar Ray Leonard, on the other hand, is Jorge Orta twice, the f Will the rest of the Orioles 4, A's 3 Ray Leonard can stop him from taking It much more genteel. He also Is a product of his LowenPinch hitter Jo hn time with a sacrifice fly in a American League East ever away. environment, which was far more tranquil catch the Yankees? Will Wile stein sparked a two-run two-run first cit Renle Martin, E. Coyote ever catch the seventh with an RBI single 74, ad then with the eventual /ORE OF byAlan Mover National League Roundup in the and Eddie Murray blasted his with Road-Runner? "They have a good 11th homer in Baltimore's a single. Len Barker scat' baflclub," California fifth straight victory. tered seven hits over the first D/C1(MQh/5fR Lowenstein singled off loser WNOE 'YAifNif ' -Vrgost ,!blKS 5O1!77//3'5 ' Rick l.angford, 449 to 74 to WOr6 mnitted Thursday , night after VP'ffi By United Press International runs for the Astros off loser Dodgers 5, Expos 3 American League 'Z4YC( ____ tle ar Corey and th e score. k watching the New York M The air conditioning inside Bob Sykes, 14, with a - Joe Ferguson smashed a 4r5,W 1W 'qc1V P/fI$1I Yankees dismantle his club 7. When first baseman Jeff Detroit 000000 001- 1 7 1 e th Aitrodome only seems to sacrifice fly in the first and a tworun homer wi th one out in i'ThWi4iV75 004100 004 $110 C)c 616 5 for, their seventh straigh t Newman tried to get Lowen- Minn turn on Nolan Ryan's single in the sixth. the 10th Inning to give the P/fFPICI55OH 17 schatreder; R obbi n s (1), stein, who broke for second on (%p victory, "heat er ." Dodgers their vi ctory. Wi th Reds 5, Cubs I •• Lopez (I) and Parrish; D. The season may only be 62 a throw home, (he ball struck Jackson, Corbett (I) and 9/ iapt/r Ryan has found e th out, Ron Coy hit an Infield M e Vail's ik RBI single with one '6615fl( • games old, but the numbers him in the back of War. W-D.' Jac ' ,.,/ _____ manufactured climate of the two out in the seventh Inning single anti Ferguson are becoming more Jm- and Al Bumiry raced home L-Sthatzeder (2-6). HR-Mm- 4A,i" of ,9/ National League's only Indoor supped a 2-2 tie and gave the with his second homer. Andre nesofa, Moraifl (3). • 1L'.55ac,f' pressive. Fbr instance, with the winning run. st*llurn to his liking and has Cubs a victory over the Reds, Dawson hit a two-run homer Boston has won 9 of 10 games Lowenstein was carried off Calif To c*- s so ' tacome' virtually unhittable Bruce Sutter, who shut the for Montreal. / 7112 211 002 and Baltimore has won five in the field on a stretcher and Is N.Y. • on his home field. The hard- Reds out over the last two National League LefflinClyk (2), /UKAGt,4 Martinez, a row but their streaks are no believed to have a bruise over LaRoche (C). Clear (7) and CinCI 010 100 0O 2 I 0 owing boost righthander his 15th Chlcgo 000 101 la-S 100 match for the Yankees, who the lower back vertebrae and Donohue, Cilburn (7); pigue. INWO 4 his r to 1 in save. Price, Hume (7) and Bench; tea, GriffIn (3), May (5) and have a 41-21 record, the best in will be Xrayed Friday. Astrodome Thursday night by Giants 4, Mets 3 Kr*, Sutter (S) and Foote. 4'14V (44). LCorona. W--May Twins 5, llgers 1 baseball. / Jack Clark, who ear lier hit Blackwell (5). W-Krukaw (S. combining with Joe Sambi to Lemancayk (3.7). HR-New grand York, al be 4 L-Hume (3). HRDespi te Injuries to oscar Nettles (10). Corona on a onehitter as the Astros 'hIs 12th home run, tripled In Cincinnati, Driessen (7). Gamble and Ruppert Jones, slam and Darrell Jackson J.con (IC). stretched their home field Joe Strain in the lothimilng to the Yankees lead the division allowed six hits over 7 2-3 O.klnd winning streak to 12 games give the Giants their victory. oo Innings) 100 002 COG-b Cl 17Y0 by seven games over the Bed ess Innings. Jackson, 4. Bait 0)01000010-3 fl 000101204-4101 ,qQ47 1 f with az-Otrtumph over the St. Strain beat out an infield hit - N.Y. Sn Fm 000 210000 1-4102 4, struck out eight and walked Langlord and Heath; McOrs. Sex. with one out off loser Neil •, Louis Cardinals, Bomback, Gin (5), Haus. ot and Graham, • ore being relieved by "Their at ta ck is excellent" two man (4), Allen (I) and Trivino; • Ryan, 5-5, surrendered a- Allen, 3-5, then Clark hit L-Langford (4.7). HRsFregost said, "Now they have Doug Corbett with two mm on Oakland, Henderson (2), Armes Holland (9), Lavelle 26il,V bloop double to Garry high fly to right field that hit Knepper. (10) and May. W-Laveile (IS). (12)1 Baltimore, Murray (1)). • enough right-handed hitting to in the eighth. Templeton In the third Inning the top of the fence and (3-5). HR-San Franers 5 balance their left-handed Red Sox 2 Mariners and s truck out seven before bounced away from Joel cisco, Clark (12). Sea tt le 000000000-052 Tony Perez and Jim Re BOston' hitting power. m 000002004-270 leaving the game after seven Youngblood. drove in runs in the sixth to Parrot, Rowley balanced now than in (C) and Padres 4 Philhles 3 innInLSan3bitodIdnot.aUow Phila 000030000-361 back the eight-hit pitching of Itinson, Stanley and f'isk. W' (championship years) 201,001 OOx-49 1 Rookie Tim Flannery San Dgo • i nn i ngs ahit over the last two Stanley (4-5). L-Parrot (1.7). and 1978. Rudy MaY did 'a Bob Stanley, M. The victory Walk, LaGr (3), Saucier blooped a side to wt to • to gaiff his sixth save; ' f' ~) 1. 1 Reed (C), McGraw (I) and s (3). ChI .. Jth a ______ is a was Boston' heck I In eight st ar ts at the score Willie Boone; Eichelberger, KInney heckuva pitcherornlng out of games while Seattle lost its rain. Astrodome this season, Ryan first In the seventh Inning, (5), FIngers (7) and Fahey, in a row, the club's • ____ fifth Tenace (5). W-Kinney (21). L the bullpen." Cleve 200111000-3113 has pitched two shutouts and enabling the Padres -Saucier (3.1). HR5-Philsdei. an City Lou PlnIella hit a two-run, longest losing streak of the 020001100-4 combined on two others while the miuie' alpine winning phla McBride (4). Battii, Stanton (7) and i,' • pi nch-hit double In the six th Year, posing a 1.47 earned run streak. Hauey; Martin, Ctwistensan Inning to decide the game. Brewers it, Rangers 4 PtSbQh 501200000-3 50 &*T1$ 4, PIrate. S ' Quenberry (9) and average Overall, his ERA is Shortstop 51i ed Atlanta 000 301 004-4 100 Wathan. W-Barksr (7.4). LGraig Nettles, Rick Cerone Glenn Hubbard doubl 2.62. 0. Robinson, Romo (C), and Reggie Jackson hit had only four hits since being Martin (7.4). MRS-Kansas e home Gary Matthews in the Scurry (7), Tekulve (S) and "I feel li ke I've th c. called up from Vancouver city' Otis (4)' W11 homers for the early yuns, By United Press International lasibail ball consistently *11 year," alzth inning to help the Braves Ott; Matula, Bradford (I) and l went 3-for-S IWI4Sy Nahoroy. W-Matuia (3.5). L ' Cleveland - Placed first MIIw And May, 2-2, the third 003 321 001- 10156 Peitbli -0. Robinson (3.3). HRbaseman Andre Thoraton on the said Ryan, who had no ex- complete a Yankees' pitcher, picked up scored three runs. Ben OglFvlO Texas 0101010)0- '4 $3 planationutowhy his record of the Pirates. Matthews led Atlanta, Burroughs (1). CincinnatI Waived defensive 21- day disabled list. wo. Travers, Mitchell (7) the victory with 41-3 Innings added his 11th homer, a t so much batter at home. "I cit the sixth with a walk off Moore Allard, Devine (4), heck Scott Burk and linebacker Of excellent relief. Reliever nan blast into, the left field Kern (5), Lyle (I) • Oliver Barrett, signed linebacker Saszstbail 'feel like I'm around the plate Icier Don Robinson., 2-3, and Si. Louis 000000000-01) Kirby Criswell of Kansas. Kansas City Announced that Houston Dave Lemanczyk, 2-7, took seats, In helpi ng Bill Travers lundberg, Roberts 100001 00*- 212 more now than I y . two cuts later, Hubbard sliced was earl Kansas City agent Signed lineman free center Len Elmore has Br y a n Travers (1.3). L-Allard (0.1) raise his record to 54 Sykes. Seaman (5), Littlefield the loss, HRiMllwwk, Ogilve liii; Ird luddeof Southern CalifornIa signed with Milwaukee and the I'm still not getting as mans" his double down (h (I) and SImmons; Ryan, 100-1. may Allard fell Kings to a series of will receive the lucks' Iyear contracts. Good luck, Wile E. You Texas, ZIsk (1)), Sample (1), drive 10 the winning Sambito (I) and Ashby. wvebsili over as I'd Like." - Line New Orleans Released oh second round draft pick in 1951 as • o.. Ryan (13). L-Sykes (1-6). Indians 5, ROYlIS 4 not even come close enough to Jose Cnn knocked in both rim. waivers free safety Ralph McGill, compensation. Leonard and the super aggressive Duran has . -. . - Leonard, in. 'Brawl In Montreal ' was fueled by a statement Leonard made three months ago when the fight Was announced. "I don't want to beat Roberto Leonard said menacingly. "I want to kill him." "That was a very stupid thing for him to say," said Duran. "I don't go around boasting and I don't like people who do. I don't go around saying what I'm going to do. I go out and do It. My record does my talking for me. My hands, they talk. They carry my messages." - ..\'• Power Vs.' Finesse I Duran Friday, June 20, MO -• '-Frhday,'LJune2O, 1950 ' - face, and - Girl loves being the most hated special the (lam- ks Y a n -- Stre ak At - - kid in America. Fregosi On Ropes? .. - fighting --Page3 from a low blow Ryan One,-Hits Red Birds Manager Jim ____ .. t. Medical insurance ' - . - t,' , followed - for dogs and cats. - JoseMor es lteda - ____ --Page 8 _____ - scorel - I •., •___ -. . better .h ) - - I I Montanez from It's hard to get a ______ _____ Trgpsactlons __________________________________________________ - date with 0 star. Armed with a handy compressed air sprayer, gardeners plants and gardens. But all Insecticides are poison like LaVeta Graves.can wage war on insects attacking and should be used with caution. --Page 7 tio1wfl Keeping Pests -From Plants , I 'I , - . With the days and abundant feed upon them. Augustine grass in Florida. sunshine of summer almost here, Chinch bugs that suck the juices Another common pest are aphids. plants, gardens and lawns in Central from grass, which, results in They may infect any plant but more Florida are in full bloom; WI- yellowish or brownish patches in the commonly are found on camellia, fortunately, so are the Insects that lawn, are the most serious pest of St. Continued on next page - • to - . SCOREBOARD '. ' \• -• MHwuke Today's Prababife pitchers • Bait • (All Times SOT) Chicago (McG$o*han 3-4) tit , CI.V,Ind TorontO Atlanta (Boggs 3.3), 733 p.m. Si. Louis (Forsch $5) at • Detroit • CincInnati (leaver 2.1), 5(4 • p.m. . • Pittsbagh (Candelaria 43) at Kin City Houston (For-sch 7.5), 5:33 p.m. ChIcago Montreal (Quiiickson 0.1) at Oakland Texas San Dlego (Myra o-3), 10 p.m. Seattle \ New York (Zactwy 1.3) at - . • - . hot • 33 30 .141 7½ p.m. 33 30 .324 5½ OakIaid (McCatty Tmpitn, St.L a io 62271 52.303 Cruz, Hou, uzimKi, Phil and 'Arn.rlcsa League - Ours, Orlando .411 1½ 63234 71 .303 Clark. SF 41. KC 3.14, Burns, Oil 2.17; Wail New York ( Tlant 3.3). I p.m. . ;i 29 .117 , Crmrte, Mtl. *0230 49.300 Aeaarlcaa l..ugoe-'-.- OgIMe, Cla.y, Tar 233, Norris, Oak Memphis 4721 491 Major Lague Standings DetroIt (Petry 4.3) at Chicago McBrde, Phil 30 30 .500 10 CO .300 Mu 15; Olivw, Tax 4$; Perez 45 3.43; 'ltoneycifl, Sea 247, Nashville 44 25 431 3½ By United Press International (Burns 7.5), 1:30 p.m. 30 20 .462 fl Aaieiln l9agw los 47; Armas, Oak Ct COs911. •' $lrlsIsvls Mntgmry 3030 .441 17 National League Milwaukee (Han 44) at Wait ' GAB H Pct. MIt 41. Natisial Lest,. 3, 39 436 1$ fl$© Chmi'ga Sail W I. P(, 0$ Kinsis City (Leonard 75). 5:33 WItor, Mu 41)90 CS .351 Stoles Besis • Phil 127, RIchard, Hot. 104; Knoxville 2541 .104 1Ws W L Pd. as P.M. 39 . Cl" • $3 301 W.32$ Na tional , Leages - Morena, Ryan, Hat. 751 Nl*ro. Aft SI; 31 25 .576 Montreal Toronto (Clancy 43) at Tows Irmmii, 01$ 30 31 .490'., $ 54300 Cl .337 Pitt • Leflere, Mft 27, $*ylevin, Pin it. 33 25 .50 ½ PIIII 30 34 .40 ½ . (JenkIns 4-3), 531 P.M. Carew, Cal 59224 75.331 Collins, CIa 21; LIw, LA II; Aeserfcaa Lesgos Guidry, LIONAND.DUNAN 34 30 .145 1½ Plttsbrgh 25 3$ .444 11 Satwdays Gasses cooper, Mil 14219 73.333 Scott, MtI it. NY $5;- Keough, Oak 'Ii, PACTSAIIDPI9UNI$ 27 33 .430 7½ New York 2134. .435 11½ ', Toronto at Texas • ogivie, Mu. SC 31$ fl .330 AsrIcai Lasgoe' - Hinder. LOsard, KC, Norris, 0k and Distaaci'- 15 roundsor less; 26 32 .415 7½ Chicago ,Mliwsuhee at Kansas City Minn 26 34 .419 I2 Mgilit (Watch 72) 10:30 p.m. embryo Bait • • 63144 IS .321 , o* 31; Whom, KC 29; Bannister, l.a $7 Site - 77,211-seat Olympic 23 39 .3fl 12½ 51. I.ouls Cleveland it. Minnesota Calif • . . 21 10 .344 17 Philadelphia (Larson 0.1) at Vaunt, MD 1723971.fl4 Cruz, Sea 21; Dilone, Cliv and Saves Stadium; Time - 10:35 p.m.. WWI • DemIt at Chicago Thendey's Resells' San Frinclsco (Knapper SI), Lt*x, Mimi $P 233 14.321 *111*, Tax IS. ' National L.agw - lunar, CDT; At$ssdeac - 4&c" 3CAN W I. Pd. SI 10:33 p.m. Seattle it 1 •. ,wios$, OSfrQN baltImore • Murphy, Oak 62224 72.321 P$lc$5e, CM IS; Hi4me, CIA and Allen, estimated; Weights - W-pound ' '33 3$ Oeklè,d at NeW York Houston Baitlnio's 1. Oakland 3 • 'saturiay's baa, • V)cNrleI N II, 'Fryman, MtI and limit; Records - Leonard. 274 34 27 .37) 3 çHfor..et Ia,, •-.' Los • Boston 2. Ufl11 0 Chicago at Atlanta • Nat'40a1 Lgo._ Sdimldt, National List,. - Cieftes, T*tity.. pftt 9.-, . wIlls II knocheuts, Dunn 0-1. \-. - • 33 30 .134 6 CInd Yov 7, CalIf I • New 51. Lo(.ls at Cincinnati • P1111 10; • Baker,' LA and PhIl 12.2: 5 • 9$cu and Aa*dca. Lilges - farmer, with 51 knockouts: Purses . 1 2$ 31 Ian fran. Cleveland 3, kinsas City 4 MaiaP' I,.ego5 Leaders Pittsburgh at Houston - LuzinsAl, Phil 15; Oervey, LA Blue. If 9.3: Pastors, Clii $-31 CM 11; lurgmeler, los and Lsan*rd, between II million. .. 27 34, .40 11 By United Press lileeastional • 11; Carter, MIt aó Hendrick. Rogers. MIt as. Atlanta Mltwouttsi 19, exa$ 4 New York at Los Mg I$enb.rry, KC 11, Stodderd, . mIllloil Duran, $1.3 miNion, ac 20 36 .435 11½ San Qlego lipg' Chicago at Toreplo, $d, rain • . Montreal at San Olego • St.L 13. Ours, Salt 10: Giesage, NY 9. AmãICi* Liague to promoters; Tefevisles Thursda y's Results • Today's Preheat PIIChISI '. (bese.4 en .1N1 aI bats) • P$slii at San Fran American La - Ogilvie, KC and John, NY 9.21 310(10, clas ed ckaaItfo310lica,IIn •. io S. cincinnati 2 .;. (A Timsa EDT) National e • io MD IS; Jackson,NV. 14; R MuNORLIASUIS Bait 03; NIs. Oat' 14 the UnftsdStales and Canada; iow -Cauternha ,ITMmn . ,2.7) at" Sal N Pet. 5os and .a San Diego 4 Philadelphia 3 , -Ta' ii,. piwws tied wIth 1. • •: •.: • SOUThIRN ' and 48141 to do to 79 Countries, Amscicsa Listw Fran 4, New York 3. 10 SOSISI '(SWIkO 44) 71i,* ø.m. - SiflIfti, LA • .• 45 72.333 Suet, CM. The MU. Armas, Reread us' Avant. • $•5$ ' Sadie- None: Officials - tiMfraIl Ii$eriIIes$I kvss. • By United $$fl 4) it Hrtmdz, 'St.L , 41223 75.3)1 'Oak and ViOl, T13. WI. Pd- SI Iqrefersnntsne.Judea to (based as is IISJS pitched) last Atlanta i. Pittsburgh 3 BaflImoe (Palmer • •30173 .327 ). 7:30 Cnn. HesSRme Si ii NaIIeei LUSS - ftkherd. Charlette 2732 .$3 k1te,10 L:Pd. SI pjp -Hn*sn, NY 30 %1$ 41 .324 • National League - Schmidt, Hot. 1.311 Cirltois. Phil lii; COMMtibM$ HivIiOflt,.St.L9U150 3433 .307 2 $point Mi4i, system, wIth 10 II 11341 10 Mo real 3, York Mg 5, nt Now • Cleveland (SplIlner 41 it Sell. III. 6223$ 72.314 Phil and Hendrick $t.L 51; Punier, MU 2.50, Wilds, LA Sivasistalt 3433.507 2 poWstbthewh,ieratarround and , ' .. • ..,, . $0et .• . (!rl•. I7ICbisLI I •Gintsy,LA II; LA M: 2.23;SwaNYW. l5 . 7 • Baseball V • .' "- -. • 4-4) it RChdI, SD • '• . -, s, - 01 us LI •- . . . , , • - . - -• .•. H ' . ' • San •' . - .'. '_ • - - -- - - , • -' '' s a)9 -:. 'il. ' us .-. their _;,;.,l__,,.,J ,- - -f.---- - ;': - • •' •:. -• . ' / ' . • _______________________ ' :' •,.' ' �- - - - - - - - - I . * - •.., - .- - .- - -•• I - - - - I t• • - •. • - 1 - - j -.-- - I. V - --- -- , - . - - - s .;. - - I - .-- • • • • • b- 6 . , . - -. . • ; l - •. - 0 • - :,- -, - - • 'I • - --- - 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 20, iflo • • • 1 Winning The War Continued from cover crepe myrtle, gardenia, hibiscus, ixora— oleander, palm rose and nearly all annuals. Insect predators, including lady beetles, praying mantis, assissin bugs, and tiny wasplike parasitic insects prey upon harmful insects. However, these predators and parasites do not keep many ornamental insect pests below damaging levels and a pesticide must be used to control Infestation. Diazinon Is a useful Insecticide which will control both chinch bugs and aphids plus numerous other insects and pests and can be mixed with water and sprayed on lawns and ornamentals. Various types of spriyers ranging from simple trombone-action and one- to threegallon compressed air sprayers to large, highpressure power units are on the market. The of sprayer needed varies with the size and type of planting to be protected. The compressed air sprayer is exclIent for home garden use. Sprayers which attach to the end of garden hoses are also popular. If a hose attachment sprayer is used, be certain it is designed for spraying ornamental plants. Do not use a lawn hose1 sprayer for this purnose. Liquid concentrate insecticide is preferred for use with hose attachment sprayers and small compressed air sprayers. Depending on the type of insects being brought under control, mix and use the insecticides with caution, for they are all poisons. Read the label entirely, including the small print, before opening the container. Be sure the pest and plant involved are listed on the container label. Keep pesticides away from, ponds, otreams and water supplies. Avoid drift to adjacent areas or to crops that may be eaten by man or animals. Store pesticides in their original containers, out of reach of children, and preferably kept under lock and key. Dispose of left over spray materials and empty containers promytly and safely. S I Against - TELEVISION- , Pests • -. • GOGUIDE - ." •• I \ \•\ • jf /s • p. -. I •. 1 ' • .; America? That Is exactly Alison Arngrim's situation and she loves it. Alison, am 18-year-old blonde, has starred as nasty Nellie fllecnn in NflC'i Central Florida Zoological Park, open daily 9 a.m. to 5p.rh. U.S. Highway 17-92 between 14 and Sanford. Picnic facilities. Specials Of d uo Ih 10 01L "Florida Focus," a juried exhibition sponsored by the Tropical Weaver's Guild of Orlando, June 8 through July 2, Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland. Opening reception June 8, 3-5 p.m. features demonstrations of weaving and spinning. Gallery how': Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Sunday 14 p.m.; Tuesday-'tlwough Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free to public. lncticides are all poison, so mix • and use with caution. JUNE 21, 1950 Annie Russell Summer Repertory Theatre; Rollins College, Winter Park; 8 p.m., June 25 and 27, "The Member of the Wedding;" 8 p.m., June 26 and 28, "Moliere'. Tartuffe;" June 26, 2 p.m., "What Every Woman Knows." Call 646-2145. "Young-at.Heart" Dance, every Sunday at 8 p.m., DçBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 p.m. Open to public. Your Mull Club for Singles, 9 p.m., each Friday, Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Summer exhibit program,Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Rollins 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, 1-5 p.m. Closed Monday. Free to public. Deltona Public library Adult film program, 2 p.m., "The Case of the Bermuda Triangle," 52 minutes, 1691 Providence Boulevard, Deltona. Open to the public. 14Mu" 1veo1, rn h J 1F J1rrn.11entoIj for etji — Dave Corlass finds a hose attachment sproyeseful for spraln I iA'ua3ui I"u3sa1sb.r IT(0P) ESP (Energetic Sumrne, Program ) Art Show, for children 5 through high school, 10 a.m., Seminole County Public Utxary Sanford Branch, 230 E. First St. Painting, drawing, needlework, macrame, stitchery, ..pt.Ograpb3. Tuday,Juzi.24..-----bit) grilhbay :loiulO cmii ell" bra ns3 4i*geV R1300 io1) '/leek CR(10) MOLDERS OF TROY An 9:00 OC) DEBBY BOONE ... THE Irish family Is caught In the chang. log tides of the American SAME OLD BRAND NEW ME Bob (1)0 WILSON'S REWARD Woody Hop., Gin. Kelly and Greg EvIgan Revolution during the 1860. ws.n 4 (10) BIG SAND = of labor unions were forming. (CC) Herman. Count Bail.. Maynard Ion Debby Boone for an hour F.rguson and other outstanding music, comedy and dance. (CC) musicians and vocalists of t he 10:00 Swing Era recapture the music of () TOP TEN WEDNESDAY SUNDAY Two of the South's most talented spiritual groups -. Voices Of Th JUNE 22. 1550 team uØ for a rousing cal. irs brationof gospel muslc. AOON TUESDAY Mainland and the Bill Morris ' 8:00 ' CHARLOTT E'S wan And they do!" Alison reports that she knew she war pThying the me. .n.., Animated .. I I &6A11 virIIII 1I 9:30 JUNE 24, 1950 (10) A DAY WITH CONRAD mail," laughs Alison. "Not many people look up to or admire Nellie Oleson. The (l) 0 DAVID EVIENING 4:30 6.'00 SHOOTERS David Hartman profiles five award-winning photojournailsts and looks at how they work. 900 GREEN 10). DESERT OF ICE. SEA OF 8:30 letter I remember best was from a woman who said, 'If I had a child like you I'd nail her ears to the barn." The bright teen-ager has a wacky sense of hwnor and loves showing it so much that she is now In her third year (3)OTOURIS'T The lives of a JERRY FALWEU. SPE- group of American tourists traveling together through Europe are suddenly altered by the people they meet and the Incidents which hap- CiAL"Amer". Your. Too Young To Die" MONDAY pen to them. Starring Lee Meriwether. Bradford DilIman, Adrienne Batb.au, David Groh, Marisa Birenson. John McCook and Lou. JUNE 23. 1950 EVENING (ette Spang.McCook. 7:00 VE 8 C LOOK WHAT THEY' DONE TO MY SONG O (4) IF 9:30 JAPAN CAN •.. WHY CAN'T WE? Lloyd Dobyns examines the problems of American productivity by contrasting It to Jape. 8:00 a4(10) THAT GREAT AMERICAN GOSPEL SOUND Tennessee Ernie WII HARTUAN: THE 10:00 HANK WILLIAMS: THE MAN AND HIS MUSIC EVENING ...• '.111 her first public appeatmnce tour and a little girl walked up to her and kicked her. "I don't get much fan (10) CHINESE-AMERICANS: THE SECOND CENTURY - 0 EVENING - 1:00 0 @) ANNUAL NASCAR RACE and star of the series) said he wanted people who watche d the show to hate uia ss, iwo (1O)GOSPEL RESuRRECTION days gins by. (II) (35) Kissimmee Boat-A-Cade, July 12-20,750- mile trip for boaters around the "horn" of Florida to the Keys via the west coast and back via the east coast. Boats depart Kisaimmee's Lake Tohopekallga lakefront. For information and registration, write P.O. Box 1855, Kissimmee, Fla. 32741. t The DRIVERS ROAST Fourth of July celthratkm in Fort Mellon Park, Sanford, noon to dark, followed by fireworks on the lakefront. Food, games, contests, exhibits, demonstrations, dog show and ball game. _ l THURSDAY JUNE 25. iwo EVENING 8:00 (3)0 CHARLOTTE'S WEB Char- lotte and Templeton come up with a marvelous scheme to save Wilbur from becoming Christmas dinner. (Part 2)(R) I4' "Little House," because she "Little House on the will now be a housewife and Prairie" series since it mother. The character of began six years ago. . Nellie was married on the "I was 11 years old when we started the show," says Show recently, and Landon has informed Alisozi that Alison. "I wore a blonde wig ALISON AHNGRIM Nellie will soon become a with awful curls and tried to be as mean and wicked as to do mean, wicked things to mother. possible whenever I up- nice people. Then, at night I "I can hardly wait to see poured as Nellie. Michael head for the Comedy Store or what Nellie Oleson's kid will Landon (executive producer the Blah-BLah Club or one of look like," Alison roared. Ford. Deli. Ash., and the Jord.. flees ProdUClJnTY and thi SOCIal naires perform from Nashville's system that supports t. Grand oi. opry House. 10.00 SATURDAY EVENING GeneralSanford Museum and Library, open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-5 p.m., 520 E. First St., .Sanford. ~~ --7 - r the other local comedy clubs and do my stand-up routine." Alison loves to perform. "If I can gather more than two people in a parking lot I'll jump onto the roof of my car and do my act." Alison is looking forward to the seventh season of - Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m, every Sunday, Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. '. -- How would you like to spend one-third of your life as the most-hated kid in as a stand-up comedian at Los Angeles-area night - LCROLSS - - i — 2 3 SATURDAY JUNI2I, 1950 MORNING - (from Texas). 5:30 (12) (17) THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL 3:30 Cl) 0 NAIL SOCCER Los Mg.. EVENING 6:30 6:00 c a-couwm meo V AFTERNOON $350,000 PGA Tour tournament - 1.00 ([)AUTO RACING "Vlpinl. CS' tJNITID STATES OLYMPIC 600" TRIAL$ BOXING The nation's sop 218 1030 (j) BASEBALL Regional cover- (Ii) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta EVENING 1:35 I 4, C3) 0 CANADIAN OPEN GOLF Third-round coverage of this $350,000 PGA Tour tournament (lye from the Royal Montreal Golf Cub. &00 0(4) UNITED STATES OLYMPIC TRIALS Coverage of the conipsilhen for positions on the Olympic archery and boxing teams. (7)0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS i6-round WBC World IestherwelgM — with Denny Lopez vs. Saivadora Sanchez (Dye from Las T) - Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds (17) BASEBALL Atlanta 600 Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds 0 (17)WTUNO 700 WEDNESDAY BASEBALL Atlanta (17) JUNE 25, 1950 Braves vs. Chicago Cube (1 T) MASS. SOCCER Atlanta age of California Angela at Boston Chiefs vs. Portland Timbers Rod Six; St. Louis Cardinals at Cincinnati Reds. 8:00 (live from the Royal Montreal Golf C'u', Ousbec). amateur boxers compete in 11 200 weighs bouts to select the U.S. BASEBALL PRE-GAUl Olympic boxing team (lye from Atlanta, Ga.). 0 WRUSTUNG (1])(35)R.ORIDAOUTDOORS SUNDAY 100 , Braves vs. Chicago Cubs JUNE 22, 1550 MORNING 800 - MONDAY (12) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds JUNI23.1$S0 1:45 (12) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds 1t30 DO RACERS THURSDAY 8:15 AFTERNOON (17) THE ATHLETES JUNE 1110 30 (4) SPORTS AFIELD 8:30 300 OD BASEBALL Regional coverSox at Hew York (4) UNTID STATES OLYMPIC age of Boston Red Angeles TRIALS Track and Field (from gene Ore.) Aqed Cyrpag (from Lima. Ohio); Yachting (Iron,' B000EN MACS 54 am Newport. RJ.). Cacos and Keysk YanksN Los Hma Dodgers at I, AFTERNOON 4I 112 '41 lii SOCCER MADE IN GIRAid iv.d M U bAY (10) TRill (& 41 4' 60! L 42 Likewise 45 Microbes 49 Beer's kin 50 Actress Thomas 54 River island 55 By way of 56 Finished 57 Affirmative vote 58 Attention 59 December visitor 60 Famous Siamese twin I Sportscaster Allen 4 Actor Adams (in Lou Grant) 9 Sprite 12 Orinoco tributary 13 So American snake I Normal value IS Body bone 16 Fortification I? Compass pi 18 - 8810 DOWN (Happy Days) 20 Stated belief 1 Roman god of 22 Creek war 24 Favorable 2 Sevareid vote 3 Claude Akins 25 Actress Kim role 4 LI 4Singeig - 29 Actor Connary 33 So be ii 34 Bibl.cal yes sel 35 Weed 36 Fetid 3l Regular sol Small ornastarted in merit Fish 21 Reaffirm 40 Large vol 23 Hanging open Jmos 24 Actor Alan 42 Jazz man Brubeck 25 Ban 41 Pelvic bones 26 Doctors gp 44 Lacrimose secretion 27 Japanese coin 46 Comedienne 28 Wander Martha 30 Dine 47 Aspect 31 Metric 48 Unaccompan-measure sed man 32 Not else51 Miscellany where specs- 52 Royal Dutch tied (abbr ) Navy (abbr 38 Will) 5 down 53 Tennis term - - - 0 N 1 9! 3 A LIV !! 4 !! 01UV111131 actress Mary - 5 See 38 down 0 Turf 7 Tumor (suffix) 8 - Addison (Ryan's Hops) diers 9Fsncsng 39 Summer lnweppn 10APb4i 41lits•ciegq 1 19 - -- - - 4') I Lyon idarai C' i 54 - 2:00 32 1 ° - EVENINIG BASEBALL Atlanta (17) 711 16 - EVENING Final round coverage of this F 71 - jj - 33(10) SAILING, SAILING 1 4 I 26 127 10 j23 27 ACROSS 1:30 lee Aztecs at Toronto Blizzard (3)0 CANADIAN OPEN GOLF 10) SAILING. SAILING 17) WRESTLING 1:00 JUNE24. 1950 - 4:00 A to -. 13 SIl (from Vermont); Modern Pentathlon MANY (12)(17)PUTT PUTT GOLF '1 clubs. "During the daytime I get ( 1 WsTRINGEft PORTRAIT PP APiwsREE1. CAMERAMAN - __________________ - a II 4 12 175 •1 WOR7D _______ Sports -On The Air Silver Spurs Rodeo, JUIj 4, 2:30 p.m.; July 5, 8 p.m. and July 6, 2:30 p.m. Silver Spurs Arena and Rodeo Grounds, Highway 192 and U.S. Highway 441 between Kissimmee and St. Cloud. All seats reserved and under cover. Tickets available from area ticket agencies. Kathy Corless uses a 3-9allon compressed air sprayer her - Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.rn., dances each Saturday at DeBary Community Center, for senior citizens. Live music twice a month. "I. - , If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, h ere are a few suggestions: 1 TV's Most Hated Kid Is Ast irinc Comedian- June 2Othru26 ' Friday, June 20, 10-3 Evening Herold, Saford, Fl. !13111 N 91VAIud )INVli 3 I V1 1 NI 310 N V 3S d 3 0 N I S V aaau 3N3 NYCIM Ui voi O M 1 1 1101 SIVIM .:uv. ltFhølston. • - Ire - - - - 1 - • --r--,----•' 'I 4' -_•__,.4' *:.. • -- '-'• -. - ,.I; A - - ' • �47 --- - P . - - — - * - - — 4- • - — - - I - --I--- Go -- — - - - • - - - . - , - . .• - a - - • - 'I C . 4 • . . • • •, .. • • '• - - . • • * ',- - - - • -- • -- '- - - V , 4 - -4-, 4—Evening Hwald,Sanfo, FL Fray, Juno 20, Im - ' thor Au Hon ored' __________________________________ * 8 MORNING (DO MARCUS WELBY, M.D. - Biography Write "When the president of Radcliffe College inquired as to my availability to write the a book on Dag HammarskJold because he saw the Swede as a character In a story, biography of Helen Keller, Radcliffe '04. my fir impulse was to decline," said Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Joseph Lash. "But my wife pointed out what a singular honor In this feminist time the invitation was: A women's college had asked a man to write the biography of a woman. I decided that if the Helen Keller archives at he American Foundation of the Blind were such as to enable' me to write a fresh portrait of her, I would un- ft not just a diplomat. "My mind naturally likçs to tell stories, so I'm always accumulating material." ' But not hiways the material he later finds helpful, In 1939, Lash, then a leader of a militant tance of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. . The result Is "Helen and Teacher: The Story of Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan Macy," published to coincide with the June27 centennial of Helen Keller's birth. dinner with the Roosevelts at the White Ho, then rave up to my room to record the conversations," recalled Lash, Lash, who won the Pulitzer for his "Eleanor and Franklin," says he turned to "Yearslater, tomy horror, I found I had noted only the political dialogue and none of the details or mannerisms that brings a biographies from Journalism with his first biographical project to life." of Mrs. Roosevelt's life:"I used to have source of Conflict between her and jR() June (7)0 ORAL ROBERTS SPECIAL cli) (351 NEWS lIZ (1') PERSPECTIVE ON GREATNESSLong, Father the incredible rescue Of i'j of Its Charf.s E. Cou hun, Dr. Frances E. passengers is dramatized (A) Townsend" - lIZ 13 I WAS HUNGRY 1030 WASHINGTON waa ffD (35) LOVE_, AMERICAN STYLE (17) MOVIE "Frozen Dead" 11:00 (1967) Dana Andrews, Anne Polk. A • (41 0 NEWS German scientist attempts to brIng 5 AU.EM back the Hitler regim. by thawing ii LAST OF THE WILD out Nazi deep-freeze volunteers. "Ch.etah" 20 EVENING -c" ., 6:00 M0THE LAW AND YOU 7) 0 OUR GANG U 0 7)Irs YOUR BUSINESS 6:20 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 8:30 0 System" TARZAN/ SUPER SEVEN p 0 AMERiCAN BANDSTAND (10) ODYSSEY "Key To The , Land Of Silence" The mysterious heroglyphi on the Egyptian monuments provide the key to understand"llte in ancient Egypt. (CC) 12:45 (17) MOVIE "Caught" (1949) James Mason, Barbara Geddes. A young woman Is torrorstricken when she realizes he 5yChOp1Ih. husband 0(4)2COUNThYF1SHING (SJO8PECTRUM - SHOW 17 4(10 ONCE UPON A Ct.ASS,c "The Old Curiosity Shop" Nell and her grandfather meet Mrs Jarley who offers them lobs In her waxworks, (Part 5 of 10) (CC) mi - "The Old Curiosity Shop" Nell dis-. covers her grandfather 's gambling and Oulip finds the pair at Mrs Jariey's waxworks (Part 6 of 10) - "The Bellboy" - 2:15 age of California Angels at Boston RedSox;St,LoutsCardinaisatCio4 (10) MAGIC UET)QO OF OIL cinnati R 8:30 ALL MAKES :•,. _ - ' 8:30 17 MOViE "Bullet For A Badman" (1964) Audio Murphy, Darren McGavin A bandit vows to kill the man who married his •, wife 0 (!) DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD "Donovan's id" A con artist returns to turn-of- the-century Feuding With Boss San Francisco to discover he is the 5:30 ,lather of a 1 3gri (Part I) year-old 1J(17) AGRICULTURE U,8,&, 1:00 (CC)(R) By CINDY ADAM 0 @J ANNUAL NASCAR RACE (1) 000 MINUTES were a surgeon" ...Paul ratings system. 'G' ,means 6:00 DRIVERS MAST 2)(17)9ETwEEp4mEuNES ( )0 ABC MOVIE Captains NEW YORK — Gloria Newman: "My latest the hero gels the girl, 'H' (I)0ThI MINUTES Courageous" (1977) Karl Maiden, Vanderbilt is piling up feuds definition of a la wyer: A means the villain gets (1w 6:30 (7)9 MORAL ISSUES Jonathan Kahn Based on the novel (1) 0 THIS IS THE LIFE O~(35)MOVIE -Battling Bellhop" by Rudywd Kipling A spoiled rich in proportion to the number person willing to spend your girl, and 'X' ineans (130 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (B/W) (1936) Bette Davis, Edward kid is rescued at sea by a crusty sea Of behinds sporting her jeans last cent to prove G he's right" everybody gets the girl!"Robinson Two rival boxing man- captain who forces the boy to grow 6:60 labels. Ever since her ... Have a snarl from Lauren agers eventually have a shootoul up fast, (A) (4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL Vincent Price. aftecsomedouble-crossng(2Hrs) (I(35CouNTm'noAos Murjani boss Warren Ilir'sh Bacall; "I have a dog that 7:00 A lot of people criticize (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN 4 10 FLORIDA HOME GROWN signed Blondie star Deborah growls, a parrot that swears, American 0(4) TWO'S COMPANY REVIEW (A) "Detecting And Controlling Lawn president ia (5) . LIVING WORD Ilari'y to be the spokeschick a stove thatstnokesanda Insects- 1:30 cat ciuiipaigns, but I'm not omit' CD VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITiON © (17) BASEBALL Atlanta for the younger set, Gloria's that staps out all night. Why of 0(4)SPORTSAF1ELD ?7)JAMEsRo8lSoN them. 1 figure anythin1. Braves vs. Chicago Cubs (5)0 DANCE FEVER relationship with Hirsh has in the world do I need 7:15 that keeps Ronald Reagan's (7)Q TONY BROWN'SJOURNAL 7:30 chilled to the proper tern- husband"..." I've finally oldmoviesoffTVcLIrl'(beaIV (1)0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 4 (10) WALL STREET WEEK IJ 35 CANDID CAMERA "Over The Counter And Over The (8 10 THE GOOD NEIGHBORS Perature for white wine figured out today's movie bad. 7:30 1 Hump" Guest: Ralph P. Coleman "Home Sweet Home" 0(4) URCH POWER •.. Steven Rubell phoned a Jr., president, Over The Counter 5)0 FAITH FOR TODAY 8:00 chum and offered her tickets r$fles Fund (A) (7)0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 0 (4) CHIPS A car belonging to to a show. how he got them (lJ)( 5)DfLLJ.OANIEL$ 2:00 Jon and Ponch's skydiving teacher 0 17 IT 18 WRITTEN 8QD NASHVILLE MUSIC — being in prison and all is stolen and then resold legally.(A) 0 MOVIE "The Autobiogra5)0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE 8:00 don't know. phy 01 Miss Jane Pittman" (C) Amchse,is shocked by Murray's reac. 0 (4) VOICE OF ViCTORY 0 (1974) Sammy Cahn's reconCIcely Tyson, A ItO. lion to a visit by his previously 1)0 REX HUMBARD year-old woman recalls her life from unmentioned married daughter (A) ciliation with the missus, -fl4 (7)! SHOWMYPE0PLE -1'rE]Qc U.~ slave days in Louisiana to civil (IIJ35DAYOFD4SCOVERY I 'T'tE (11) 5 CASPER Tita, is because, says rights demonstrations in the 19605, 4 10 OOYSSEY "The Sakudjj 10 SESAME STREET (A) OF Saititny, she called and indei' The Indonesian government's 17 THE THREE STOOGES (2 Hrs.) COME p/. (DO MOVIE "Judge Hardy's efforts to develop programs for stigated it, hle, making a i -V AND FRIENDS A i Children" (B/W) (1938) Mickey education, medical care and are hous' getting-back-together Rooney. Lewis Stone. Andy falls in Ing for the Sakuddeis 8:30 setlove during a trip to Washington examined (CC) 0(4) SUNDAY MASS (lenient with her, just in case 4 (Y) 0 ORAL ROBERTS while a lobbyist tries to damage ...Sir John GiMgud and Liza 8:30 ©( 5) JOSIE AND THE PUS8Yh Judge Hardy's reputation. (1 1/2 (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann Minnelli will co-star in CATS Hrs) learns the alarming lesson that (10) GREAT PERFORMANCES women "Arthur," another movie to 9:00 under pressure are as Sus"Solti Conducts Schubert" The 0OUTLOOK be shot on the sidewalks of Chicago Symphony Orchestra ceptible to heart attacks as men SUNDAY MORNING c (A) under the direction New York ..,From Diane KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO of Sir Georg (ID (35) JERRY FALWELL SPESolti'performs two sym'bhonies ' I \l 5 THE FUP4T8TONES by CIAL "America, You're Too Young Von Furstenburg: "If Icould I Viennese composer Franz Schubert To Die" 4 10 MISTER ROOERS(R) from Chicago's historic Orchestra change any of iiiy featur es it 1) 17 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Hall (A) ' 9:00 would be my breasts. 9:30 2:15 0 (4) NBC MOVIE "Steel They're too small. It would 0(4) GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE ()1) (7) MOVIE "The Saxon Cowboy" (1978) James Brolin, Rip Torn In a list-ditch effort to save be (Ii) 5) WOODY WOODPECKER Charm" (1948) Robert Montgom- his business, a debt-ridden truck bosom." nice to have a real AND( FR IENDS — 1O ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) ery, Susanwho Hayward A Broadway driver (A) agrees to transport stolen producer, has effects on- all cattle 17 GILUGAN'S ISLAND Ann Miller, a firm believer — who come in contact with him, 0 ALICE Alice, together Flo and Vera in reincarnation, believes 10:00 nearly succeeds in breaking up a go away for a weekend happy marriage KIO6WOR,LD she lived somewhere way a rustic fishing cabin (A) S 1351 ouc PIG AND FRIENDS 2:30 (DO ABC MOVIE "Romeo And back' in Egypt ..,From a 10 STUDIO BEE "Cowboy" 0(4) TO BE ANNOUNCED Juliet" (1968) Leonard Whiting, OIl. Lilli Trick roping with a young Texas an Gish; "We should via Hussey. Based on the play by cowboy; StIle's Green Lake Crew 3:00 Willa Shakespeare. Two star- have two presidents, One to _________________ _________________ prepares for a race. (A) 0 TRIALSUNITED STATES OLYMPIC crossed lovers meet with tragedy look after the world and one 1) (-17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Track and Field '(from because of a feud between their to look after us!" j Eugene, Ore.); Road Cycling (from families. (CC) I 1 10:30 J L I I I I I Urn., OhIo): Yachting (from 0(i)MOVIE "Angel And The Newport. (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Margaret Thatcher, the AU: Canoe and Kayak Z" dAv5w Badman" (01W) (1947) John (from Vermont); Modern Pentathlon raeli is elevated to theThe House 01 Ds. British prime minister, has The Chief" aging Wayne, Gall Russell, A Quilter (from Texas). e Lords and laces one of his greatest been gaining. Not in votes, In save@ a notorious gunslinger from H(35) MOVIE "Smoky" his enemIes. (2 Hrs) She (19) Fast Parker, Diana Hyland A diplomatic challenges - the Suez weight. stopped W (5)0 FOR OUR TIMES Richard domesticated stallion turns on his conflict. (Part 401 4)(CC) vacuuming up breakfast In Hottel,t talks with Alva Myrdal, the trainer's brother u a result of lnhu9:30 first recipient of the Albert Einstein mane treatment, (2 Hrs) (5)0 THE JEPPERSONS Louise hopes that would help her and Florenceget lnahuge fight just thrivel a few .,Cindy FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 3:30 before an Important social enae- Williams upends herself on BOOZE 'TIL 2 AM SE! fT (72)0 NASL SOCCER Los Anger mint at the Jeftersons. (A) ((17 MOVE "The Roman lea Aztecs at Toronto Blizzard the set. Stands on her head in (U) 35 JIMMY SWAGGART Sçming Mrs Stone"(IQSI) Vivian a (10) CONCERT NIGHTS 17 PORTER WAGONER WITH the middle of a rehearsal. Laigh, Warren Besity. A woman"" gives up an unpromising acting She's up to her eyeballs In 1000 4:00 career for s serIes of omatioes WDTPPPER .10101, MD- A yoga. COLDEST DRAFT home, (5)0 CANADIAN OPEN Got, paralyzed patient who spurns Final round coverage of this possible a From Joan Fontaine: , puzZles Gonzo and $350,000 PGA Tour- iossenwrient upsets his schoornis to cure Nurse "Today everybody's hung up 11.00 (live from the Royal Montreal Golf Brancusl's broken heart, (A) THE LAW AND YOU 5) JONNY QUEST Club, a (10) WODEHOUSE P LA Y. on culture, Culture is what 10 OLE PASA, UJ.A? Joe lIZ (17) MOVIE "Wilderness HOUSE "Strychnine In The soup" my butcher wo uld ha ve If he AT gets a black eye, Violets feigns Journey" (1970) Documentary, An Cyril doesn't m. karate expertjse and Carmen Alaskan Indian boy overcomis the as much as Amelia does. like perils of the wilderness to fInd his IPØes for a computer date. (R) (17) UP CLOSE Or. Gene - life by an experimental project are father. Qrlesaman talks with astronaut planning on taking over the project I t30 John Young about his life. 4.30 0 FACE ma NATiON 11:50 0(4) HANK WIW.'$: ml hAN career arid his thoughts on spec. 0 NEWS )AAC,M MOVIE "Blomidie Brings A1 HIS ttussc Johnny Caali, Kris travel. Up Baby" (8/W) (1940) Pinny Krlstotfsrson, Waylon J.nnlns, 12:20 . ioo Roy Muff, Minnie Pearl, Hank (1]) Singleton, Arthur Lake, Baby (7)0 MOVIE "Big City" (8/W) P11. CLUB (194$) Margaret O'Brien, Danny pi0 pia hooky resulting In Snow, Little JimmY DICIISIt5 10 TWO nONHIES TPai. Degwood's for kidtianng, (t Ray Price pay tribute ca country Park Drive 17 HOUSE 12 Hrs) " 12:40 At French Ave. a(1OPREWiTE ' 11:00 . 500 (1)0 nsTums OF THE SAINT Sanford •(i)AJ)0 NEWS Simon' C"aULY Iwns some star. (1) 0 151 *GHTEOUS APPLIES tllng information about a case ' 10 P1GL "AGuldiFor "Convictions" WhenadoctorcareSknon is work" on. me 20th-Century Pagan" Guest: leesly sterilizes J.T,'s girilflend, the or, .lortimnsr Adler of me institute Apples, me girt's family and s HAPPY ' 1,'OO 12:00 F0rPhlloeopalAss.arcfl.(R) ' orterunitetoexposethetruth. (l1)(17) BASEBALL Atlanta RTNUM. (Co (17) OPDI UP Braves vs. Chicago Cubs 4 'TILl DAILY ___ AW ANINNERS EVOOM ''l Academy Award wirwilng-lIlm ' 11:30 ' 1:30 6 [1) "Helen Keller In Her Own Story' is 0(4)1*0 LATE MOVE"Opera- 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAl. presented on what would have been 800 tion Lilsins" (197$) DoatiintNY. CABLE SPORTS h5 100th birthday. -(5)Ga)ONIWS Obstetrician Or. Roger Freeman- (7)ONIWS 2:10 a(10)ANOTHERVOICI 5 BIONIOWOIUN -and cardiac surgeon Dr. P&A Ebert OPEN 10:30 AM ES TO YOUR 5:15 T) %E B BEER IN TOWN COOPER'S PUB HOUR1 __________ sow E. _ ____ ; Alo' (0/W) t154'q6a J1,'ro.iv(4, itcr .ioi'y, - , - -, t',i , '\ ,,.,• - A;. ;: 1,1. - a'A"1 I' 1 .-. . . - ' ' ,. .. I's. " - - *11 AtiE) c' .c. -r,e '1ui1Ic'J THE -• S Gloria \ 7•00 inZl/tH,)., - H 9:00 _ .. - Owe __ • BAXTERS Odetta, ___ - SERVICEf o THE "Mainstreamirig" ABC (I(10)O&DHOUSEWORKS ' (II) (35) FLORIDA FRONT PAGE 2:45 "The Case 1Z (17) MOVIE "Tb. Saga of ff1) (17) MOVIE — — Friday, June 20, 18S O(!)NEWS ' TfliAt$ ØXJP4Q The nation's top amateur boxers compete in ii weight bouts to select the US Olympic boxing team (live from Atlanta, Ga.), (1)0 WiLSON'S REWARD (7)0240.ROSEft'r Trap suits up for a pleasure dive with Morgan, unaware that a vengeful youth has filled his air tanks with poison gas (A) ]) (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS 4( 10) BIG BAND BASH Woody Herman. Count Basie, Maynard Ferguson and other outstanding musicians and vocalists of the Swing Era recapture the music of days Q)flI by. © (Ir) MOVIE "WUSA" (1970). Paul Now, an. Joanne Woodward An alcoholic disc jockey finds him. sell apawn lnareactionary political plot and assassination. 0(4) BASEBALL Regional cover- W.N (ID (5) WILD. WILD WEST 8:00 0(!D UNITED STATES ot.yup,c 0 C4) 000ZILIA I OLO. (5)0 STARTAFK BETROTTERS ADVENTURE HOUR (1)0 WRESTLING MIGHTY MOUSE! HECKLE i (10) HENRY MOORE An Intla - mate mm portrait of modern scuIpSUPERFRIENDS for Henry Moore Is presented.(R) (ID35OTSOI4ULLER 4 10 OIHEWOc8 9 LAWRENCE WEU 101 FLORIDA REPORT (17) WORLD AT LARGE (CC) (A) (B/W) (IM) Jerry Lewis. Alex J) 0 BLACK AWARENESS Corry. An incompetent bellboy (DO CAPTAIN CAVEMAN AND wreaks havoc in a luxurious Miami THE TEEN ANGELS hotel,I I 1/2 Hire.)" VEGETABLE SOUP i(17)VE • a(1O)cAMERAThREE "Shodo: 7:30 The Path Of Writing" An examination of me tiistory, form, meaning (4) BRADY BUNCH , and beauty of Japanese Ideograms &) 0 'THIRTY u4aj' (DO ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI- is presented. MALS "Penguin" (R) 2:00 (l,(17)AOMPERAOOu 0(4) BASEBALL PRE-GAME 800 ) - (a 0) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (35) (IL) OF 7:30 1:30 1)OTHEMUPPETS 1(17)REEOP 700 (1)0 HEE I4w 0(4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING .,_- 1:00 0 (4) AUTO RACING "Virginia 500" 7:00 22 June MORNING (1)0 CBS MOVIE "TA Baskin" mPBroa'n"(1958)AoryCamoun, Brooklyn" (1958)ADarren Beverfy Garland, After being COW1Against McOavin, M9011 Hayes, roolil. (1971) Candice Bergen, Peter maflla l.d for a payroll robbery, an 6:00 Boyle. A small town girl finds Army lieutenant sets out to find the cop Investigating S POWSIIUI gem employment In Chicago but has dif0(4) (1)0(130 NEWS bling ring finds himself surrounded culprit who mid (I (35 DICK VAN DYKE flty adapting tobigity life (A) by the mob and crooked polka. lI4 10 ZOOM (A) (DO LOVE BOAT Captain Stub9:00 17 ANDY GRIFFITH 3:00 ing Is reunited with his daughter 0(4) ._ AND BARNEY MEET (5)0 MAVERICK and a female passenger tries to 'n s,00 6:30 0 BUGS BUNNY , no -- 0 MOVIE "Damn Yankees" catch up with the sexual revolution o @) NBC NEWS (C) (1958) Tab Hunter, Gwen (A) RUNNER (5) 0 C NEWS Verdon. With a little help from the 8:30 (1]) (35) PEOPLE OF THE 8 (7)9 11:30 (7)0 ABC NEWS 0 4 ME AND MAXX Barbara • (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny © (45) ?Z'NO GRACE BIBLE devil, an aging baseball f an "Shark Attach" Host: Jean Cous' Ii!) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH becomes a championship ballplayer teau. refuses to rekindle her romance Carson. Guest: Martin CLASS (10) O u EASY Guest: Rev. ____ with Norman unto he promls.s to who leads the Washington Senators (10) ma VICTORY Norman Vincent Peale (CC) (A) 0 ME "Rage" (C) (1972) - 9:30 to victory. (2 Hrs.) be faithful. George C. Scott, RIcd Basehafl. (11) (17)1 LOVE LUCY ff (35) JIMMY DOWN UNDER 9.30 (10) w*ij,, $ry WEEK (35) MOVIE "Escape N. y'p,, , pi s s accidentally killed Host: Jean Cousteau, (I]) (35) LIFE BEGiNS AT CAL . Never" (0/W) (1947) di Lupine, "Over The Counter And Over The by poisoned gas, a rancher seeks VARY 7.00 Gig Young. A musician leaves his, .0(4) FACE THE MUSIC çoh.ma P" 4'I P1' - 10:00 ravinge against the Army.42 Nra.) 0PM. UAGAadJ lovtno wife for his brother's fiancee. Jr., president, Over TheCounter w o FRIDAYS Guesle: The a (10) FRENCH c*iu (DO FANTASY ISLAND ExciteHrt) Securities Fund, ment overcomes the island when ' o.00 B..ch s, P5" )SANFORD "V AND BOld (101 UPSTIIIJRB. DOWNSTA4RS a (10) MASTEI*IECE THEATRE Mr. Roark. decides to marry the WEST (1)135) g.o() " Di sraeli: The Great Game" Queen LEHRER sorig Without beautifiji woman (Samantha Eggar) 7) MOVE "Space Monster" I REPORT Victoria masels Divissilli and their of his dreams. (R) SPECIAL "The Hidden World" (19 ) Francine York, Jimmy Efld' (1960) Dint B6gai'tla, (1Z (17) soGAu's HEROES ([i) (35)AOCKWORW Brecon. Spec, crew members CS' Comnpoeet Franj Liefl Is legendary alllánc. takes root; Mary Within our,world there e Anne COUfageoUsfy belts the name a newly found planet In mem- WtIpIISd by the two women or world Inhabited by 7:30 ______ 10:30 den of a grave illness, (Pert 3014) (1)0 PAID POLITICAL PRO- cry of a aclentlst-conwad. who lost TIC TAC DOUGH beyond , aw (CC) (A) tile lI1• there, Insects, THE mwi.vwao oa 10:30 (5)0 THE DUKES OF HAUARD FAMILY FEUD 4:00 AFPYOUCK (11)(17) NASL SOCCER Atlanta M*jjo Bc and LiA. discover they have (DO AN OIEI GOLF OPEY! Chiefs vs. Portland Timbers 3O OOOSy 10) DICK CAV!'TT Quest: 0, fl VitO S trap when they •. ff1) (35) AMERICA'S ATHLETES .:: Third-round coverage of this W Ic oor , 1100 coerced Into repoesssamg a car for UdY s3so,000 PGA Tot tournament ap AhIfelee InaJ Kin Llneitars ___ ___ so" Hogg. ffl) (1Z(17)ALLIN THE PAMp1Y awo NEWS (T1)(35) MOVIE "Gorge" - (C) (II'iii kern his P,_' and theTexas r)'5rECOIIOCSTYTV 135) TO SI ANNOUNCED Club Quebec). (1961) BIN Traver.. Vincent WInier, Club; Athletics West Track • e00 OMONTY PYTHON'S FLY(10) •OUND$TAGE "To (10) MOVIl "Three Sistiri" F' Club; fencer Michael Mant; After a baby sis moneiW is cap (I) HEM'$ BOOMER While INO CIRCUS worlijng on a dog food comm..,,jal, (C) (1970) Laurence Otivier, Joan his Polls! Wme*ang Teem; arid run- lured of the coast of ireland and-Johnston PIOWTIgiIL The itwes daughters of a rising star Frank Shorts, ps.c.si In a Lonin cirom, its angry Oft~ he" b*V the owner Of 430 1130 IWW makes a *WrsbWe of the dly, WO ad ag.ry end lit, estranged 0 (IT) PAT PATROL p, SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 12:40 ttir fetter's tO MatS down his offspring, 11 112 SOfl back tog.Sher. Host: Tent Gin. Musical guists: Bprovincial estate. (2 HI's. 45 Mine.) DO MOVIE "My FoolIsh Heart" Sri,) 500' (5)0TH! BICREDISLI ______ HUU( 52's. (A) _____ (81W) (1950) Dana Susan 0(4) STATES Jack McG.ea obrse-'on wIth find10:00 11:00 Hayward. (5)0 MDVII "Perfect FrIday" (C) 'iA covera, ot kV ine H 0(3,) A MAN GALLED SLOANE a I (i)msJeTsoNs (1970) Ursula Andreas. Stanley -. tion for positions on this back Sloane sets out to thwwl a ty000n'a 1:00 (10) TWO RO*di Baker. An assistant bank areJry bids him to search any more. (A) plan to ties a trio of brslnwsahsd 0(4) _MOST SPSCtAI. Hosta. Persuades a wealthy couple to help VAlLEY 11-30 military officlale to take over oh-rich 10111 Carries and Eddie Rabbift, (D O ABC MOVIE "Crash" WIDE WORLD BPOR't s him rob his bank. (2 Sri) I JOCISY QUEST ' Guests: m'5 (A) ABBA (197$) William Shatner, Eddie Dow" WSC)Vodd feeitisrweigiis FAT ALBERT Albert. 'The story of a sIlkier's (5)0 DALLAS Sue Ellen's ayo4- Randy Vanwannsr, hems F'-I, s, (C) (1955) Frank Sinatra, championship 0., , , y L jg OMIt In the Florida Everglades and da'i of her baby bicomel a (R) Simmons, A missionary girl meets. Seirsdcwe 5aii ___ (Uve ,,,, I 0) NOVA "The Elusive Broadway gambler, risuttlflQ In 1.20 VS5S). Illness" The S31VUOI*y action, music and romance. (3 l4r5-) (17) 'aws J) .Y ____ events em the Incredible st,o of cg) (35) tsovti "me Spider kick that have led to bremitwogi, a 10 SOCCER MADE IN GER. Woman Btt*.s Back" (0/W) (1946) 1:40 ((17)MOVII SlWIOCk HOtsSS in keeling the debilitating tNa Brenda Joyce Gals Sondergaird 01) (17) i, t, ,j , MeitttM B are anitned' (CC) (A) in terror Dy Night" (1 A prlvsts.duty nurse taps a Rathbcp., tage e, Our Factory Trained 6:30 woman's blood supply In order AFTERN OON Technicians Service 0(17)THW(INBA$j provide nourishment for a mystsrl2:20 ous type of plant. 11/2 Hrs.) (1)0 ' IsIG ___1 12.30 of Imported cars (4) WILY OT1ohiAl, . (17) POU( CONCERT SIIAZAM andirucks. 2:50 r WEEKEND SPECIAL Our prices will ______Pollee" "Valentine's (DO M "Zieglid Second Chance" A 0 (ii AMERICA'S TOP TEN 5 _____ SIoc ossj ' Pleasa ntly surprise u (C) (1046) Fred Astalrs, Judy eI0imsd salecrsckav 'lets Ms new 10 lAdiNG. RAILING 130 'tslusasenhog so difiss. to . I WTL$I0 I1)(17) MOVIE "A 0i •(4)$TARCHART el For boykeppedInasnedss..,(A) BAIRDRAY DATSUN t30 ootw*vk MOVIE '10#11** The "v .0, ,, ' 2,00 Pin "to __ .' - dertake the book." a 5:50 (17)wORwAT LAROE , Their meeting marked the beginning of a close friendship that endured for the rest - 5:30 (S)08UP4MERSEM8TER 12:30 (4) BODYWORKS "Skeletal Evening Herald, San, Fl. SUNDAY Entrepreneurs" fl Wattefbe9 looks at the remarkable entrepreneurs of the masive tronics Complex lust south 01 San FrancIsco, SATURDAY 5:00 To - 1000 "Silicon Valley' The N - June - J,\ , - - ' ' ' -- I. I ) * - '4 '4. ,• ' . • - ,4 ' -. •' - - a ' - I .--------------.- • .- ' V - a - . , ', - • •:".' - - '. - I ' ' . -' - -•' . - :- '•' ' -- I S '-', -- ' - - b:" �5,_V — V 1• 5-. - . 4 • - 'i.' - . 45 % _—__ -. - ...' ------ - . - . --V. . 5. .5. S __.__• -_- 5 - . V 5 5 S - - . - . . .S 5-5 - • S 1 - -.-. . S S - * - 4 - -- -v— ---- -- . • o -- .- - - •5' p S . -..• 1 5 - -. - , . - 4. _•# - - - - 9 S - 0. V - S - - - 53 S V - * . • . 5, • - - - 'S S V 4 ••555 V-V •- * -. 4 4 - S. S 4 - •f_ - •S •. S 55 1 S - . - - S 4 4 VS S .5 ' - _' .. £ - 1 * - - b . - - - 0 S .. Friday, June 20, lflO —Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Research - Disputes Belief By the Editors Of Psychology Today When a woman has a concerous breast removed, mod doctors have assumed that losing such an emotionally aifllfkt par t w produce Offt body a near breakdown. The most famous- case, familiar to people who saw the television drama made from her book "First, You Cry," was the, television newscaster Betty Rollins. For several months after surgery, Rollins said, she felt depressed, unattractive and unfeminine, and lacked confidence In her sex appeal. Recent research in Boston, however, shows that most breast-cancer patients donot experience this prolonged June 23 800 5) DICK VAN DYKI 10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "The Old Curiosity Shop" Pill dis- cOvSii her grandfather's gambling atid OUlip rondo the pair it Mrs. Jarleys waxworks. (Pail 6 of 10) (CC)(R) ( (17) ANDY GFRTH V em 43 PRAINS Mrs. Olseon eavesdrop. on several telephone calls and learns I Secist that could ruin the Qarvey's marriage. (A) (5) 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Arthur CanIson hires former Cln. fall Reds' manager Spooky And.,. son to host WKRP's new sports to be the Iliegiti. nate son of the Grayson Entsrprlsas founder d.clar.s he Is entitled to the stock lift to Shirley. (II) (35) MOVIE "Hello.000dby." (C) (1910) MichasI Crawford, Curl Jug.ns. A used-car salesman has brief affair with his boss's wife. (2 His.) (3 (10) THAT GREAT. AMERICAN GOSPEL SOUND Tennessee Finee Ford, Della Reese, and the Jords. noires perform from Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House. (17) MOVIE "Paris When II SluJes" (1964) William Holden, Audrey Hepburn. A writer neglects his work while chasing his secretary around Parts (IZ(17)HOGAIr$HEROES 130 (4) TIC TAD DOUGH THE NEWLYWED GAME FAMILY FEUD 8:30 (5) A PHYL AND t.3IKHY Mlkhy's with the English Iafl guage causes him to say some smbanaaalng things In a nationally $ 5S Ci '-44 &..4..A.... DEAR DICK: Isn't Noah Beery the younger broth er of the late Wallace Beery? Wallace made such fine pictures In the '308 as "Mm and Bill" with Marie Dressier and "The Champ" with Jackie Coogan. HARRY J. TODD Sr., Kalamazoo, - children. A ors 99v (3) DOIY DoONE (7)0 BARNEY MILLER WALT . Of$NIy d.tectivis go undercover as women to help two f.male detectives catch rapist. (A) (DO POLICE WOMAN Pepper suspects- a neighborhood gang Of being responsibl, for an attack on a policeman and the murder of a premod student. 12:40 CBS LATE MOVIE "A Love Affair: The Eleanor And Lou G.hnlg Story" (1976) Blythe Dinner, is Edward Hermann. a (4) NBCNEWS 1:00 (4) TOO.3OiR0W Guests: 714$4iN S & my Mom. Purple is my do& vit is the Yellow ji the i. Green Is 1:36 (D0TON0UNCED . (1)0 HOUSE CALLS Chsiiy (DO MOVIE "Camille" (B/W) _____ 4 and BIllie does a story on elhlIen's I V Nrn ' - (17)OPUNUP ' _____________ F 10 RI 0 A -_ 11000spm,piIEcy,ow . - —MlchaelCaulter IIj t'ieo of the S'lIi's most talented splrftui gosçs JAWS- of DEATN' Voices Of TM Mainlend andüs Morris Singas Istom i for a •b'4 - rj, ,. Poets JullaCPtIId,(CC)(R) (12)(17)ILOVEwCY Iwlahlcould change black Into blue And bl ue . black. II 1101 - I'd 'make the the clown wear i 'own And make ____ the lion be I'd like to be a brricuda Green with powerful jaws V Long teeth and tall Tfiese poems are by eleiqentary lIooleI'o from Eat red fish and blue flab Seminole. County. They resulted from the 1orlda I'd Be to be a Still and people and minnows. to 7:30 0(3) TICTAC DOUGH THE NEWLYWED GAME (7)0 EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE If I was old I wJd be 11 I was p'eea I would be (1J)35)MAUOE OIC$(CAV1' 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY - - Red ismy Did. - Faq.V1i( 54 f)') '—JesTy - I '• © 11:30 10 ZOOM(R) 17 ANOYGRWFITH 6:30 OF CARSON Guests: David Steinberg, Marianne 0 (4) NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS Broom., Kelly Garrett, John ABC NEWS Bennett. (H) (5) 0 BARNASY JONES While (11) J5 ANDY GRIFFITH InvestIgating a murder, Bairnaby Q4 10 OVER EASY Quest: singer Frank 18 Lain.. (CC) (A) UflCOV S Information about the location of a half-million dollars (12)(l7)u LOVE stolen year, earlier. (A) 7:00 (7) 0 ABC NEWS 13 (4) FACE THE MUSIC ()))35)WILD,WILDWEST (.S)OP.M.MAGAZINE. (12)l17) MOVIE "The Strawberry (7)QJO$(ER'8Wiw 0 (4) THE BEST (7)9 4 5)8ANFOROANDSON 10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT i (17) HOGAN'S HEROES 11:50 (7)0 SOAP Burl recelvII isbnishing news from his doctor. and Jessica goes toapsychiatrist. (A) S 1225 (DO ABC MOViE Five On The Black Hand Side (1973) Glyn" Turman, Godfrey Cambridge. 7:30 f) (4) TIC TAC DOUGH (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME ()Q HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (1t)35MM'iDE 04 10 DICK CAVETT (12) 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY O(14i REAL 12:40 8:00 news are s ioilIo3,u,iig— - - ________ - ' V * V Show WS originally shown on ABC and well received, but the candid material of "Bizarre" was ultima ly te deemed unsuitable for prime-time fare. It sta rs conedjan John I)yner. I You can deodorize plastic containers by putting some crumpled-up newspaper (black and white only) into the container. Cover tightly and leave overnight. June 25 070 NEWS (1 DAVE ALLEN 7$ ( 10)1 VA. PEOPLE 17 'Lion 'Samuel B.ck.tt's 'Hippy Days" Irene Worth delivers an almost stop soliloquy as the et er nally opti. LAST OF THE WILD 11:30 0 (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny mistic Winnie In Joseph Papp's pro- Carson Guest Ouch Henry duction of B.ckett's comedy taped () 0 BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON An ace pilot arrives at the island at the New York Public Theatre, (11 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta with the intention of challenging Braves vs Cincinnati Reds OOyInQtOfl's average in air victor ie s ABC NEWS (7)9 9:00 5) WILD. WILD WEST (fli 0 (4) DIFF'RENT STROKES (12 17 MOVIE 'The Hard Way' Arnold takes karate lessons to pro. (1943) Ida Lupino, Dennis Morgan fact himielf from the n.4ghborhood While pushing her younger sister to bully (CC) (A) stardom a girl wrecks her own life MOVIE Lady Ice" (C) (5)0 (1973) Donald Sulhrlend Jennifer 11:50 O'Nilt An insurance investigator (7) 0 LOVE BOAT "Identical trails a group of ewel thieves Problem Diana Canova, Old Flame David Iiedison; "The through Miami and Nassau . 12 Hr.) Jifl Ray liolger. Harriet Nelson (7) CHARLIE'S ANGELS Jill (1) Munroe (Farrah Fawcelt) 'ninapped byadeaclly Criminal and his 12:40 two sons (H) ( 5) 0 MEDICAL 8TOAY Threr, female interns fat, milar prob9:30 0 (4) THE FACTS OF LIFE Ono of lomi as t he y togin their medai the students mjk.,s pubic a lust uI all of the students ID s lii 1:00 14(10) CHINESE-AMERICANS A - TOMORROW Guot.1 s Holly THE SECOND CENTURY A COn wood prorjuc,-v Alan Cart. former basting portrait of the older goner- punk tucker Johnny ftsilI., [au .Ition labor immigrants and the new (ii,rni4in punk i.r ker Nm,, ilgen ,ir;vals with different skins and BARETTA Uarita goes higher expectations is presented alter mv-i elderly crime leader who i'm SO cloiked by r'ct-ios and inspects 10:00 that h., ',e"rnS untouchable, 1) (,4) QUINCY While investigating biliiy a prison murder. Ouinc and Sjni (Ft) are caught in riot and taken h0. 1-40 loge by the inmates (ill tlj (17) NEWS '7) (3 DAVID HARTUAPI. THE SHOOTERS David Hartman pro. 1:45 files five award-winning photogour. (12) (1 7) BASEBALL Atlanta nalist and look at how they work Braves vs Cincir iali Fled. ' Is * (Li) 35'NEW8 2.00 13 '-1 DAILY DEVOTIONAL (14 80 A DAY WITH CONRAD G REEN A pretentious N York theatral agent (Fred Gnna) . (7) 0 NEWS covers that he must cope or-i his own when i-u loses his long-lime in thm Israel Horowitz adaptation of a Ring assistant (7)0 MOVIE 2:10 2:40 'Topkpi' (C) Lsrdner short (I) Uelier,i, Maximilian n. Story. (CC) 10:30 _______ ' ' - 0(4) (1)0(7)0 NEWS (Ii) 5) DICK VAN DYKE trans. mf',o _-.5-- 800 sisters - -V 0(l) (3)0(7)0 NEWS ()J 5) DAVE ALLEN (121 (17) LAST OF THE WILD is Bodl,IE4I*-t —tbasCohller _______________ -_ 11:00 rat - TV Buys Bizarre (121 EVP4ING (l 17) RAT PATROL way d V "Bizarre," an offbeat comedy series, has been acquired by the pay-TV system, Showtiiiie, with an unpreced ented commitment for 24 episodes, It is the first series for the pay television network that will have more than one monthly episode, making it an industry f irst, The pilot WEDNESDAY (U) (35) LOVE. A4ERICAN STYLE .. - . ____ Irish family Is caught in t he chang. lng tides of the Aineap industrial Revolution during the 16605 when labor unions were forming. (CC) a - • No, Conned Is still with us, DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me what year "Guess Who's Com ing to Dinner" was released, and who were the four main stars? FRANK MARTIN. Racine, Wig. That biggie dates from 1967 and starred Spencer Tracy, Katharin e Hepbune, Sidney Poitler and Katharine Houghton, a young actress who Is Hepburn's niece, PEOPLE Reports or . Consumer advocate Captain Sticky, W 0 MARY HARTMAN, (12) HARIMAN The Shumway house a high-rise funeral home, a colicturns into a battleground. Charlie lion of bugs and church that was 8:00 9:30 THE MISADVENTURES OF 43 (1) IF JAPAN CAN WHY and Lometta swap exciting and given a summons for praying too loud featured (CCI (A) SHERIFF LOSO Tom cooks his a senator up CAN'T WE'? Lloyd Dobyns examback Into (5) for re-eiec(io,, ie In Oily, his Mary'. heart. 0 CHARLOTTE'S WEB Ines the problems of American proAnimated A pig named Wilbur unscrupulous campaign manager ductivity by contrasting It to Japa. 1:00 turns to Charlotte the spid er and tries to cover up the death until nese productivity and the social 0(14) TOMORROW Gu.sts Marl- Templeton the for help when h after the pous c system that supports it. (A) and Carolyn Vittitow, identicl lear ns he about to become a slab 0 THE METE SHADOW A W 0 T*JU A beautiful woman lyn twin who at e undergoing $ x of bacon (Past 1) (A) bitter black youth r etur n ing to goads Alex Into embark ing on a change operations; Tony Award (7)0 FAMILY Buddy disappears school after ii months In prison for r eckless campaign to prove his winner Jim Dale. from home after Doug Interferes , a Crime he didn't commit very. (A) vinces with her new romance with a m.di. theteam that Remeslearacist.R 1:30 10:00 cal student. (CC) (7)D HAPPY DAYS With the help (17)N (7)0 HART TO HART A powerful ff(35) MOVIE Man Friday' (C) Of RIchle' uncle, the gang Is criminal kidnaps two of Hart Inclus. 1:35 (1916) Peter O'Toole, Richard Ported back to the colorful days tries' top scientists to prevent (12) (17.) BASEBALL Atlanta Roundtr.e. Amid got, and confus. the Row Jonathan from testifying agaml Braves Cincinnati Rods ing flashbacks. a man revolt (15) MO' him. (A) against bondage and drives hIs A NaZI 8py' (8tH) (1939) Edward 200 (U) (35) NEWS nsster mad ___________________ -(2 Ha,). a. Roin 0) M RS OP4l'iAfl 14 (iCIEA7fqjj % a) 10 dre. —Michael Edwards Poetry In the Schoo RED nor mi These I like red, red is I1a ls To eat a red fish and ; taught pod Bob Wishoff Viold red is pret. I'd like to be a hammer-I wmy of Oviedo. Pupils are dy's ..bead whale generally provided :th red but e not told To bang ft In the rou&4ç, I wish the sky aM tackle you I Wk •ZR write. And eat MY dft Bad And t wish I was red, _______ m,7-y pen to them. Starring Lao Merreether, Bradford Olilman, Adoenne Berb"u. David Groh. Marisa tiorenson, John McCook and Lau' retie Spang- McCook. (7)0 THREE'S COMPANY Ralph Furtey inadverlently learns that Jack is not what he claims to be and threaten s to evict him. (CC) (A) ()SEARCH FOR 801LJT)OI48 'Theory, Modeling And Prodic. tmon'(CC) PORT (12) (17) HOGAN'S HEROES - __________________ FACE THE MUSIC __ d ilk. to be red, white and LAST A couple about to .njoy their new found free. dom and privacy are frustrated lo learn their children want to move backhom. 0 P.M. MAGANE WILD (D!JOKER'S 5) SANFORD AND SON CT0 Cable Altoona, (5)ØTOURIST The lives of a groupof American tourists traveling Blonde"(1941)JamesCagn.y,Rila together through Europe are sud' HeywOrlh. After marrying his sec• deoly sitored by the people they ond choice for a bride, a man dis. covers that he is better off meet and the incidents which hap- 70() 13 '- - - - ' leans compasajon for patients and (1936) Greta Gar bo, Robert Taylor. eans hatred from the nunsse when 3:58 he 1. hoepitalid with a bed back. (17)AM(Rpu SrI (A) I 741t "321215 4.fl PARTIAL REPEAT / 10:00 TAAN "Rendous (DO ONE I000Btyi 0(Z)TOPTVN LOU GRA S'' 1. doing a story on a chIld star. Lou S Young * 2:10 13(4) ALONE AT 1p ,0 5~ OVER EASY Guest: chef ,.. 930 9:00 CBS NEWS ARC NEWS ANovoRIcnm Us. both Fisher, executive secretary of ti the Assodatlon to Aid Fat mer"M Dr. Maria Simpson dIrector of the Johns Hopkins _____ 1:40 Pa. i can't be positive, but I think it could be "Lost bun, dthles," with Mel Ferrer and Beatrice Pearson. Tha t was made in '49, so would fit your time parameters. It has been shown on TV, although nOt too frequently, DEAR DICK: I see on a T gam e show Hans Conned. But I think I read that he died, Is this true? ETHEL SMITH, Pleasant Hill, Ohio. DEAR DICK: In th e TV show "Julia," which starred Diahann Carroll and Lloyd Nolan some years ago, there was a little black boy named Cory (Julia's son), lie had a Pal, a li ttle whi te boy who lived downs ta irs. Th e little white boj had a very unusual name. Can you please tell us what It was? HARRY JENSEN, Logan, Utah. The character's name was Earl J. Waggedorn. The young actor who played th e part was Michael Link. 10:30 attempts to expose a Nazi SPY effort In the U.S. 12 His.) (1O) NOVA "A Desert Place" 800 The ways In which lila has succeed (DO .d in coping with the harsh condi. S DICK VAN DYKE Ions of Arizona's Sonaran Desert 10 DESERT OF ICE, SEA OF are examined.(CC)(R) LIFE Man's historical relationship with the Antarctic from Admiral (1 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Byrd's scientifIc explorat ion to t he Braves vs. Cincinnati Industrial exploitation of its prscl. 8:30 ous natural resources traced. (A) (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Liv. (17) (1 ANDY GRIFFITH em. and Shirley are chosen to be an army training film for .nen. (A) 6:30 12:25 (J) June 24 EVENING • Pt.AZA N You're wrong twice In two sentences. Noah Beery Is the son of Noah Beery Sr., which makes him Wallace Beer's nephew. And it wasn't Coogan who was in "The Champ," It was Jackie Cooper. DEAR DICK: When I was between 10 and 15, between 1947 and 1952. I saw a mo vie I've never forgotten. The Barney's THU (DO SAME OLD MANO tflW l Bob 2:00 Hop, Gene Kelly and Greg Evigan o.vDEVOTiONAL Join Debby Boone for an hour of (17)pIEWS mt*o, comedy and dancs. (CC) (DO U'A$'H Col, Potter and' 206 Major Winchester are forced to (12) (17) MOVIE "From Istan bul, quails, together when they both Orders To Kill" (1965) Christopher co me down with the mumps. (A) Logan, Geraldine Pesraai. ______ - * TUESDAY 11:50 at T. :,, tv-as Mich. movie opened wi th a wedding, and all the guests were black. But the bride and groom were white. Only not really w hite, jus t a very light-colored black, Th e story dealt with this couple who never told th eir children th ey were really black. I had thought this movie was "Home Of The Brave," but I recently saw that one on TV and It was war story. Could you tell me the correct title of t ha t movie, and if It has ever been on TV? ROBERT A. AKE, saciif. A married woman Rgionsi cover. Hisith and Welght Program. age of Boston Red Sax New York YenlI.eL s Angie. D gere 11 Houston Aafroe, ... stays on? PUZZLED, South Bend,. lad. I know what you mean. Mrs. Cosell's portfolio is, of course, private. But certainly he stays on the air because the network brass be lieves he attracts viewers. And he does—maybe many of us, like you and I tune in to hate him, but we tune In. - - - 4:15 (ID 1351 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 0(17)MOVIE -Chwimchanin 17 RAT PATROL 9411 ct -g.ila arnoM I biatr.iaM IftiO(1SdneYTokw.Vi or f5Q5 a 'ot qu mai - - ci. ~Aaum, 1.%q"to oviolivi .S%l - 4 5 5) - V 5 0 * ' .:- . ' . ' NL * a) S-I S • . 5 - - * - - 4 5 .- t. — I o. jot 1• -S V 4 - • * thot .ha,s'., ui -. everything for her husband and stranger claiming DONE TOMYSoma ( U P.MS MAGAZINE JOKERS WILD 5) SANIFORD ANDSON 1O MACNEIL i LIHAIR - ON y I n-an tnll - - TONIOn t: Burl Reynolds. Guests: Dom D.Luls.. Ann. Murray, Charles Nelson Reilly,. *ØS Dickinson, Greg Evii (5)0 HARRY 0 Harry Is hind to Protect the sole witness to a gang. land slaying. (7)0 ARC NEWS (35) WilD. WILD WEST u.e,17) MOVIE 'floughty Speak. Ing (1946) Rosalind Russell, Jack (7)0 ONE IN A MILLION A 44 (1O OVER EASY Guest: author Jessica Milford. (CC) () (tj)(17)I LOVE Lucy 7:00 0 (4) LOOK WHAT THEY'VE - 11:30 show. (R) NEWS Cos NEWS ABC NEWS (lD(35 ANDY orm 5 0 (.4) LITTLE HOUSE however sort, likes roller skating, sid ing, dancing and exercising, But I won't give you her address It is a policy of mine not to give addresses. You're on your own, DEAR DICK: Please give me an answer to a question that comes up in conversation at our house of ten. Does Howard Cosell's wife own stock In ABC? Is that how he ' V - DEAR DICK: My friends tell me Berry Manilow and Penny Marshall are brother and sister. But my granddaughter says Not No! No! Who Is right? LW., St. Catberines, ML, Can. Gr an ddaught er knows best. There is a resemblance, but no relationship. - the record. cowo'iiws a(lo)vL p.opu 1 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY (5)0(7)0 ,we • - (l])('5)OAVE ALLEN 10)osciccAvi'ri' 8:00 - DEAR DICK: I have a problem. You're my last hope, as all the other columnists have refused to help me. I have become quite attracted to Kim Richards of "He o, ll Larry." I also plan on dating her. Th is will be no pro blem, What I really need Is her address, hobbles, likes and-or dislikes about men. rm praying that you can help me. BARRY FOOTE, New Buffalo, Mich. I like your style, Foote. Nothing like being confident. However, I have a . drop of bad news for you. Kim, although she's not yet 15—she won't be 16 until September already has a boyfriend, who goes to UCLA. For 1100 (ID 35) MAUO( 20, 1N(I_-7 - Reader Wants To Date Kim Richards 35 11U35)Lo'! . JWImcAPI STYLI iz(17 )ml co laIANolRe - V Friday, June - poatmastectomy syndrome, who have taken the same but cope reasonably well kinds of tests the re3earwith the psychic aide effects. chers gave the patients. At the Massachusetts Some of the women who General Hospital, Avery were depressed had already Weisman, a psychiatrist, and William Worden and suffered depression before Harry Sobel, Two their operations. Others psychologists, used in. anticipated little sympathy terviews and standardized or help from their husbands tests to study 40 mastectomy or had other marital patients, and over 500 problems. patients with other types of cancer. Overall, the people who Six months after their Coped best faced their illness operations, 80 percent of the by actively seeking in. breast-cancer patients formation about it; they seemed no more depressed, accepted help and sympathy withdrawn or lacking in self- from others. Yet even for the esteem than most of the most vulnerable patients, patients with other types of the researchers found that cancer. Moreover, they four hours Of psychotherapy seemed to be no worse off successfully reduced than non-patients elsewhere depression and anxiety. MONDAY EVENING Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S V. �. $ - - S -. - 4 S . - - .-,.. . .. p .. 4 - S - - a 'S •- -. s 72nd Year, No 261—Sundy, June 22, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 ,FI Friday, June 2O,1 Man Starts ' "ni Ani al -4. I ' Insur,.a nce Plan 4 weeks to nearly 8 a former restauranteur, north to Oregon, and pretty us actuarial data on dogs vet. If the owner can't afford from By SYLVIA PALMER years. Once a pet is accepted he Unto pay that much, SAN DIEGO (NEA) - formed his own program, soon we'll be marching and cats," says Miller. into the program, it will have to Behind every successful Pet Health Support Inc., across the country," says After the study was fortunately may because of never be dropped to sleep. man, the pundits say, AS a which he describes as a sort Miller. completed, the next step was have the animal put age.. "So, not only have you lost of "Blue Cross for pets." w oman. Miller's idea was not to check with the state. your Initial Investment, but Coverage limits are $350 Riley's leg healed long entirely new. His In"Wefound there were no Bert Miller is successful, family has suffered a for yearly maximum 'otw real ago. Now he is a healthy, vestigations have shown that n the state law books all right. But the coverage and $800 total for catalyst for his success is not active dog. And Miller's new aCleaat two major Insurance to allow us to be an Insurance great emotional loss because 8 the life of the pet. There are Ids wife but his dog Ruby, a business Is fast becoming companies tried such a company for pets," says a pet often Is treated like Belgian tervuren by breed. just as healthy and active, program in recent years but Miller. "And since It would member of the family. If you no deductibles. Pet owners take too long to get such a try to ease the hurt of your pay the veterinarian directly Nearly three years ago, Igurated In March Ing, failed, "They failed for three code written, we decided to family by buying another for treatment oftheirpet and Riley, then a pup, took a Pet Health Support already Miller model ourselves after Blue Pet, then the investment then file reimbursement tumble near a POOl In has more than 1,00 dog and prime reasons," , over again. claims with Pet Health Miller's backyard and cat clients signed up. The explains. "First, they Cross, which Is really a starts all "Our position is that you support s stra1ed a leg. The resulting program has represen- covered .death benefits, trust." veterinarian bills started tatives In all major which, unfortunately, Miller believes there is "a might as well protect that As an added, no-cost tical need" for pet n initial Investment as long Miller searching for a California cities, with the allow for ripoffs. benofit for Its clients, Pet you can." medical-insurance program San Diego office serving as "Secondly, they covered surance. Health Support operates a for animals. headquarters. Pet Health Support offers national registry for lost electives such as cosmetic "'rodayto buy a pet costs a "We're also heading up su— haa dog's tall lot of money," he says. "And one standard policy to pet dogs and cats. Unable to find one, Miller, bobbed, for example. Lastly, when you've bought that pet, owners that covers accidents Currently, the company get you're not done spending and serious illnesses. It does to tried they age only for dogs BADK Inc. Presents: veterinarians to publicize money. You buy him a bed or not cover electives such as offers cover ______ and ca . Miller hopes, ts the programs, and the vets a doghouse, buy food, toys, cog" sur gery. WORLD WELTERWEICIIT/ RO&RTO \ hover, expand to Into Annual premiums range were just too busy with their pay to ha ve SUGAR RAY \ CHAMOHIP / dude exotic birds, horses own work to be publicity and checked regularly by a from $38 to $55 for dogs and er imals once risk and o an th FRIDAY, ents from $ to $44 for cats. Cats, ag , too. t. Miller, tend to be tables can be established for JUHE "As a result, those corn"Then your dog or cat gets them. 1980 k ponies got out of the business hit by a car and it will cost healthier than dogs, Riley, undoubte(ly, would because it cost more to you $300, $300, maybe $400 to Animals accepted for Implement the program Om have him taken care of by a coverage can range in age approve. the returns they were get' /_DURAN LEONARD \ ____________ After learning of the mistakes made by others In / LIVE ON CLOSED CIRCUff T. V. i RADIO June 26 Carson. Quiets: N.0 Simon, Bob Uecker. Pat Boon.. Elizabeth .i— Ashley. the pet-Insurance field, HOME T. V. ,1 THURSDAY Miller and insurance agent Don Dunagan spent a year psulUng veterinarians and collecting data on animal \, new start in the West. are aided by a.uftghtsr EVENING - (5)0 THE JEFFERSONS Con- ytnc.d that publicity will help his George tricks a reporter 8:30 is delight. Into coming to his horns for an (DOBENSON Benson Interview. (R) 6:00 0(D0 ad when an a DICK VAN DYKE W5 Marcy until he hams a shocking (D 5 sickness risks. From this - 1OzOOM(R) D. WILD WEST (I]) ( secret about his old pal. (R) GFVTTH 17 ANDY 17 MOVIE "Gentleman Jim" material, they built their l (10) THE 0000 NEIGHBORS 12) 1942) Errol Flynn. A1sx15 Smith. 6:30 actuarial tables on which' "Going To Pot" the champion of the 1680i. they c d base premiums ØC 9:00 p3 =-. ) (4) NBC MOVIE "Standing and Illness settlements. (D9 ABC NEWS Tail" (1918) Robed Forster, Chuck ORIFFUH (11) ( 5) ANDY CD 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS On "I believe we're the only 4 10 OVER EASY Guest: actor Connors. A small.time cattle ranchthe night of their third anniversary to er IS harassed he ,•1,es of working for Charlie, the Angels firm in the United States that Anthony Hopkins. (CC) (R) '' Q his property with that , $ DIRECTFROMTI4EOLYMPICSTADWM.MONTREAL,CAN. 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ALUMINUM SHEDS BY SUPER - S_ ' - —- NOW -. .. 4 4 . 4 . - — -- . Evening Herald—CUSPS 481-280) — Price 35 Cents -, By DAVID LRAZR ticraia Stall Writer Seminole County's new $4.7 million Jail was displayed Friday .,a nd Saturday to local law enforcement officers and other officials as wc*kers put the finishing touches on the building now scheduled to begin taking prisoners late next month. .. - l ) ,• " . ' Jail Administrator Steven Saunders took the officials through the facility's two control.centers and three cell pods, . designed to hold 216 prisoners in individual cells with additional four-bed "dormitories" for trustys. The new jail will bring Seminole County in line with all federal and state standards for the housing of prisoners, some of which have not been followed due to a lack of space and facilities at the old downtown jail, Saunders said. Mast of the cells with toilets and sinks have china fixtures, not unbreakable stainless steel. Many of the cells do not have thir own 1'uthbii meaning two of the three cell pods cannot be used to house maximum-security prisoners. çl ' - ...: . ... - -.. A combination of design and budget limitations left the maximum security cell block without electric locks, a step Saunders unders says will make it more difficult to lock the prisoners back in their cells. All prisoners except a few Who cannot be.trusted out of their cells will be allo'wed free inovenien I in their cell block most of the day. Cell blocks in the new jail -ire equipped with televisions and tables. Saunders says corrections officers might have a harder time getting the .•, maximum security prisoners into and out Visitors were taken on tows of the of their cells because of the lack of control centers, two booths filled with electric locks light displays, communications equipDesigns drawn up two years before ment and controls to open and close all of Saunders came to Seminole County left 'p the main doors, the three cell pods which the offices too small for the Jobs i, will house inmates and the support some of they were intended to do. But Saunders facilities needed to care for the Inmates. pointed outseveral places where workers The forinal grand opening of the new were already inakilig small improvlsationstorecLifythe department spokesmen say. The building Despite the shortcomings, Saunders still has not been accepted by the county, \ says the new Jail will serve as a model although that action is scheduled for the facilty for the state and country. ' •'p;, next two weeks, Saunders said. ''4k -: fP •# •'Cc . . Saunde rs says tie cu rrently • . i tr aining : Saunders, who has been adm n strator •1 for close to a year, says the jail has a Few staff members how to operate the electronic lock control panels and in. design problems due in part to bad 1tercom systems giving voice contact ,Jail Administrator Steven Saunders demonstrates communications planning and in part to cuts made in the from almost any hallway in the facility to system and door controls in the new jail's front entrance control budget. Herald Phe*s by Tom Noftel left the three the control centers. Nioney problems have room. Behind him are three television monitors which will allow A worker positions a table in the inmates' public area in one of the guards to watch areas inside add outside the building and an in. Saunders says he had to fight to even get the best people to evaluate any dicat'r panel noting every open or closed door in the front portion of the sod after asphalt minor four independent blocks each will allow prisoners to be "classified" W11111. Cut Out as LOO bugA in the security system which-co the facility. and separated Into groups by triffte, ag6 avid b6himlat. _Ve be improved before Um imnat" - - - -. . - - - .. . . . ,... - .' i .' i Detective Won't Be Charged Liquor Bill Vetoed Altamonte Springs Police Chief Justus He said, however, that he was turning East says It will be two weeks before he over all of his findings to East for a -' . decides what to uo WILII i. P ro'ice rL V1 decision on possible departmental action. l East said he was leaving today for a William Doyle, based on Information state police chiers convention and would presented to him by State Attorney not get to the report until next week. Douglas Cheshire. I * Gov. Bob Graham has vetoed a bill already owning a scarce commodity and limiting new liquor licenses for Seminole 'denies the citizens of the county a fair County;' saying it gives an unfair ad. opportunity to obtain a quota license vantage to people already running bars during the next 10 years" and package stores in the county. The bill would have reduced the exThe veto mesage, released Friday, is pected 37 new liquor licenses allocated to Graham's first on legislation passed Seminole County to 29, by adding one new during the 1980 regular session, license for every 4,000 new residents Last month, East asked Cheshire to Cheshire announced Friday that Doyle, investigate the three charges which had investigated on charges of patronizing prostitutes and smoking marijuana, been made against Doyle, accusing him of patronizing a prostitute, smoking would not be charged with any crimes marijuana and trying to cover up an due to a lack of admissible evidence, accident. ' recorded in the 1980 census rather than Graham said the bill "grants a further one every 2,500 as called for by the state's monopoly of licenses to a small group beverage law. 2:00 napped by a trio of treacherous i0 io.oie LANDING Karen's 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL. females in t he employ of a devious involvement In aachool board .lec210 tycoon. (A) non leads her to re-Juste (Y)'0 NEWS 0 CHARLOTTFS WEB Char- own life and marriage. (A) lotte and Templeton come up with a (7)Q Øj 2:40 marvelous scheme to save Wilbur (1]) 351 NEWS "Sister Kenny" (DO dinner. from becoming Christmas 10 SILt. MOYERS• oumu. (BIW)(1946)R.oealInd Russell, Dean (Part 2)(R) "Detroit Follow-Up' Bill Moyers Jagger. 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AMERICAN S'TYLI Gittinger reflects on the highlIghts 1100 ot his camse, during the early do" S(4)CL)0(Z)ONg" 950 HWY. 1792. LONGWOOD of newsreel from 1925 to 1949. (A) mt (35) DAVE ALL4 kfwe.n 5* 43.4 and © (17) MCVII "Copper Canyon" (10)V.L PEOPLE Dog Track Rood 830-8300 M(1960) Roy Md1I@nd. LAST OF THE W11LD Serving Seminole & Orange Counties OPEN 7 DAYS 9 A.PM ''L'17 6 - d u!w.I_ ,w1_ _... - --',..asgaor . - - -- - - - I - - 0 Is .CONCERN. 4 't- .S.CATASTROPHE - Cutcher expresses concern as his opponent sweeps In for a corn- Anguish Instantly registers on the young player's face as he realizes pound jump over several of Cutcher's key checkers. the catastrophe which has hit his side of the board. The tournament was sponsored by. the Sanford Recreation Department, - V .1•,I? Herald ibefts by Tern VIeceel . . S . - - . .1.11.. , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Wednesday, June ii, 9$ 1!I1 72nd Year, No, 259—Thursday, June 19,1910—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents . • -I 4. S tate Attorne y Indicts Teacher . In, Paddling A Sanford Gramitiar School teacher has been indisipllned a third grader last month, allegedly bruising him severely, Elsa Marie Caskey, 30, of 1387 Sacramento St., Deltona, was to be issued a summons today to appear in County Court to answer charges she committed battery on May 15 by paddling Wayne Foley, an. yearold residing for the summer with his'father, Ralph Foley, at 1806 S. Maple Ave., Sanford. Foley is the stepson of Congressman Richard Kelly, It-New Port fiche)', and had come to Sanford and attended school here only two weeks before the pad. tiling incident, police say. Sanford Police Sgt. W.R. Bernosky charges the child was paddled twice by Caskey on May 15, once In the up to a year in the county jail, Under school board policy, based on the state, laws, teachers are supposed to bring students to A principal or principal's designee for the administration of eorporal punishment. Teachers are allowed to paddle if given aroval on a case-by -case basis, said school district spokesman Ralph Ray. of Bernosky says Caskey did not speak with the school principal Clay Carroll before paddling, but that Carroll has told him teachers. have blanket designation to paddle as they see fit, Two weeks ago, when Bernosky brought the case to the State Attorney's office, Carroll refused to comment on the case. Ray said school district officials turned over all morning for allegedly shoving another child and once information on the case to the Department of Health plaints with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, and Rehabilitative Services as soon as it was reporkJ BUS investigators are required by law to look into any injury of a child by an adult which leaves a mark visable for more than an hour. Bernosky said the Incident was reported by Foley's grandfather, who was caring for the child the day it Assistant State Attorney Steven Johnson saidi the happened. It was the first time the youth, who had been child has recovered from the bruises without suffering attending school in Virginia, had been paddled in any permanent injury. Sanford, Bernosky said. . If convicted of the charge as filed, Caskey could face Bernosky says he made the charge of battery against charging teachers at Midway Elementary School bruised their children in two unrelated corporalpunishment incidents. Both are still under investigation, Figures provided by the district to the federal Department of Health Education and Welfare in September state about one of every nine county students was subjected to officiall' sanctioned corporal punishment at least once during the 3979.80 school year. DAVID M. RAZLER dicted on a charge of committing battery when she 0 . - _____ 16 4 Herald Photo ._ by Tom Vinceni A dead fish lies on the banks of the St. Johns river, stained green by the thick algae growth responsible for last week's fish kill. River experts warn that more kills can be expected If conditions are not Improved. • lti W.UAND USDA O40I0' , 2AVI 90' LL..' HiKOY $MOCCI)- ICIID. $MINUS$ A DIVIIHID,: •HAM.'STEAK .',1159 ROUND'$- ROAST 89' .: . (sucIDs4,e9) , 4.*nø , . . CANNEWO' M . 99c H.- 8, ;• - .:. $ C' - j CiAN1$4 " HEMS' - - .'4;' _ _____ ' , 1 -__J._L:::L....... - SAVI 9 ON 3 VAN CAMP POSIt £ - SAVI BEANS 3 ' TOMATOES 3 ts1ou " . " """ , $100 ' ,,. - I JWflTINtD.r1WlITIffDSI*PtVlUlT . •Iiit . , 2 4. .579 low---------------- . ~"i_Fid A t- It . SALTINES . ., • aAVI w CACrnN4 $00) HOULA* OS IR$A1flD owe = ' . JAva WON t Harney, he said. Harold Moody, biologist at the The new Iron Bridge plant will commission's Eustis research lab, release almost-pure water. Currently, says he has been fighting a losing most of the treatment plants Johns. fluent Is biologically purified but still Only now are the Department of loaded with nutrient chemicals. Environmental Reaulation and the St. Sanford. DeLand and other area Johns River Water Management sewage treatment plants are either District beginning to take actions approved or scheduled for miwhich can save it, he says. provernents to bring them up to a The St. Johns can still be saved, he better grade of purification. says, but action must come imThe best way to eliminate nutrient' mediately, loading of the St. Johns is the flood Since 1948, the first year for which plain acquisition project run by the accurate figures are available, district, Vergara says. through 1970, the weight of fish per The plan in t he works since 1978, acre of the St. Johns increased. But at should be complete co by A August, ust, he the same time the number and weight said. Under the proposal, the of bass, crappie, sunfish and catfish managementdistrict will begin buying decreased, the 1970 report states. Moody blames two factors for the up river basin Land, keeping it in its natural condi tion, change in the fish population. ..' - AW30,. ?WRIPYV MAID By DAVID M. 4RAZLER Commission, under contract from the Herald StafI,Wrlter Army Corps of Engineers, has Man's meddling with conditions dumped herbicides into the river to ound the St. Johns River have kill off the larger plants, leaving the created conditions which could lead to algae to fill the water, turning some of regular, severe fishki lls. the lake and river sections dark By raisin(t'he dutrient content of green 'and opening the way to the water while killing off aquatic destruction of the fish population. plants, not only have conditions been While Sunny Vergara director of the set up for algae bloom which lead to water management district, also kllls,but the game fish population has believes the St. Johns can be saved, he been reduced because conditions are saysallowing plants to grow and block more favorable to shad and gar, fish the river Is not the answer, of little sport or economic value. Conditions on the St. Johns should These were the conclusions drawn improve when the new Iron Bridge by the state Game and Freshwater sewage treatment plant opens In Fish Commission after a study Seminole County, he said. released in February 1970. But rather A good portion of the nutrients in the than improving, conditions on the St. Johns comes from sewage plants river have worsened since then, says along the Little and Big one of thereport's authors, a biologist Econlockhatchee rivers, which feed battle with an assortment of agencies discharge waste which has undergone given the job of controlling the St. one secondary tr eatment. This ef- 9c - --- ii Abo than ) years. .' ..GAME I I I 1. . I 419 - I - ing ut River Came Decade Ago 2 Councilmen Oppose Ordinance Warn who has worked on the'river for more into the St. Johns south of Lake *oM$ONiLiU • - . Vergara said, however, the The presence of people and the development of land along the St. pr ogram is limited by the amount of Johns has tremendously increased the land along the river taxpayers are ng to pay for. amount of plan t nutr ien ts, mainly willi Although one of the worst sources of nitrates and phosphates, speeding the in. the St. Johns is from nutrients growth of all plant life, Marshes and meadows along the cattle' grazing along the river and creeks, Vergara said it would river, which once served to filter nearby runoff water by drawing off the be Impractical to mandate farmers keep animals far enough away from nutrients before they reached the river to allow marshlands to f ilter wa ter, have been developed for far. out the nutrients, ming and housing. In the case of one dairy along the Besides reducing the amount of ' - CHii DRINKS 1°! i2 partially Environmental Regulation to order water by filling it with treated sewage effluent and runoff settling ponds be built to treat runoff. But runoff from all other pastures from cattle pastures and city street& goes unchecked and uncheckable, he The river might have coped with the said. Increase in nutrients, M000Y says, out Moody said It would be proper and In the Interest of easier boating, the possible to move the cattle away from state has eradicated most of the waterways. floating plants which for at least 2QO He 'also stgeatetother steps which years filtered the water and Improved could be taken to improve water condi tions for the larger ll ti In the 1970 report, Moody explained conditions, Including insta a on of more sewer systems for homes near the gamefiab population did not begin the river. to drop until the 195k, the beginning of large-acale growth of the area Moody' also suggested bWIS on population and the beginning of ef- phosphate-based detergents, a move forts to kill off aquatic weeds. t in the country to Water hyacinths and other floating prevent th.r ground water plants Provide breeding grounds for pollution, small Cflt5Ci3 a nd other animals Hewarnedthatthe SlJohnslsrl&it which provide food for the larger fish at the critical stage In terms of Moody UY$. nutrient pollution, repeating the The plants also use up the nutrients, prediction he made In 1970 that the squeezjng out the fragile algae 13 Lake Jessup fish kill and the played a significant role In the recent recent Lemon Bluff kill, which fish destroyed abou t 10 million fish, could But the plants also cause problems become regular .occurrences,If for small boats on On river. For =4 something is not done soon. yoars the Game amId Freshwater r;• . CA - t ' ! "' • 4'F •. a 4 I - ke Utloll` / ty Tax estirf ces I'? Cl Fox said today he thought the issue had In other business, the council will hold The council will also consider adopting been rejected by the council since its first public hearing on the proposed on second reading office commercial Olvera's motion died for lack of a second. sanitary sewer study being done by the zoning for Lake Mary Boulevard from "I don't know how I'll react tonight," he city's consulting engineer, Paul Porter of Fourth to Ninth streets. Changes in the said. "Basically I've been against this Clark, Dietz and Associates. the Lake Mary City Council at least twice ordinance proposed by Bill Colbert, type of tax in the past. I thought we had previously, is back on the agenda for Porter is to present facts and figures attorney for property owners along the today's 7:30 phi, council meeting. the budget problems for this year solved, concerning the proposed sewer system to strip, will also be considered by the 1 don't know why this is back on the be built In the city. The sewer study is council. City Manager Phil Kutbes said today the item was placed on the agenda at the agenda." being financed with federal funds. The council will consider a requested request of Councilman Burt Perinchief. Councilman Francis Mark said: "I City Manager Phil Kulbes will thought this was a dead issue." It was change in zoning from a restrictive to a recommend the council change its The original sponsor of a utility tax ordinance Councilman Vic Olvera is Mark, who two weeks ago, explained how less restrictive commercial zoning for lakefront zoning ordinance to permit the budget for the current year was being the two-acre tract south of Lake Mary construction of apartments on lakefront expected to be absent from the meeting, Two weeks ago a motion by Olvera to adjusted to provide that no money would Boulevard on Lake Emma Road. property. Currently the ordinance By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Imposition of a utility tax, an action which appeared to have been rejected by . - - be taken front reserve accounts for An ordinance annexing IIk2 acres of requires a setback* for single family land along State Road 427 will be con- homes of 30 Feet from th e lake, according abeyance pending a special election operation. . The council agreed to.stop further sidered for passage on second and final to Kulbes. where the voters of Lake Mary would be adopt a 4 percent utility tax and hold it in asked to approve a property tax increase consideration of cutting the police force reading. The property is currently zoned after Mark found that by pro-rating the for agricultural use. died for lack of a second, Councilmen Gene McDonald and flay city's insurance premium and because of reimbursement From the sta te of funds Fox said they were oppose d to a utility expended for traffic signs, the budget for this year balances. tax anti said the motion as stated could be perceived by the pe ople as "blackmail." The changes in the ordinance, he is The owner ultimately plans to seek a suggesting, would require that apartcha nge in zoning on the property to mnents Lie at least 200 feet from the lake permit construction of single family and that that 200 feet be reserved for open' space or recreation purposes. homes at the rate of three to the acre. WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter left for a European summit to Soviet aggression, and not allow the helicopter to Andrews Air Force Base for Soviets to derive any permimanent benefits his flight to Rome aboard Air Force One. meeting with allied leaders today, From their invasion of it neutral nation." Carter spent the eve of his departure cautioning that the United States does not During the trip, Carter plans more winding up official business, and adwant a reckless confrontation or return than a dozen meetings with key leaders dressing a proEltA banquet where his to cold war with the Soviet Union. of the West and Japan and consultations rival for the Democratic presidential But he also warned before flying to with Pope John Paul II. nomination, Sen. Edward Kennedy, I)Rome on the first leg of a a four-nation, "But through all these interrelated Mass., also spoke. eight-day trip that Soviet aggression, issues and delicate shades of difference, After Italy, he will make state visits to such as the invasion of Afghanistan, must we will be g uided by this knowledge: The Yugoslavia to mmieet the new pos t-Tito era be checked. power of Free democratic natio ns who leaders and to Spain and Portugal where The industrial democracies are being welcome diversity, who do not erect he will salute moves toward democracy. tested," said Carter of the need For allied walls to imprison our own people, and lie will head back to Washington on June solidarity in the Venice economic and above all who exist to nurture individual 26. political summit this weekend with human beings, not enslave them the An aide said Carter was buoyed by the leaders of Europe and Japan. power of democracy and freedom will prospect of his first foreign travel since The president will also visit sha pe the future of the world," Carter last s u n ni er and was 'looking forward" Yugoslavia, Spain and Portugal during said. to another round of suniunitry. the trip. Carter, who has been in regular touch By his side will be new Secretary of "Let there be no misunderstanding with the Western leaders, will have a State Edmund Muskie, who will be about this anywhere in the world: We are chance For face-to-face sessions at the making his debut on the summit stage, not motivated by hostility, or by any Venice Economic Summit this weekend Carter will do most of his sightseeing in desire for reckless confrontation or a to air some of the issues that have Rome, where he will tour the Colosseum return to the Cold War," said Carter in divided them over the past few nkonths. and Forum. He also will meet with Pope remarks on the White House lawn. Following his farewell remarks shortly John Paul II, his guest at the White "But we must sustain world opposition after 7 am. EDT, Carter flew by House last September. - Ca rter Heads For Su mmit - - natural water purification, people river, the amount of pollution was . r La . have added tons of nutrients to the severe enough for the Department of . ' •'.aAi in the afternoon for allegedly punching another child. Photos of Foley taken by Seminole Medical Examiner G.V. Garay at Seminole Memorial Hospital show the youth's buttocks were severely bruised after school on May Is. the teacher at ter evidence indicated Foley As not hit by anone else nor was easily brulse# Earlier this year, Bernosky was unsuccessful in an attempt to bring criminal charges against Sanford Middle School Dean of Students Ronald Hunt for paddling a student. James Lett.au, 142C Henderson Lane, Sanford, needed emergency surgery last April when the paddling by Hunt apparently aggravated a minor birth defect, causing one of the youth's testicles to rotate. l.ettau and his mother say they are preparing to file suit against the school district to recover damages. Chief Assistant State Attorney Chris Ray said Hunt had no k nowledge of the birth defect and had no intention of harming the youth. Since that time, two other parents have filed corn- .J Dirty Sally Reunited With Fami ' lly BOSTON (UPI) For years, "Dirty Sally" begged for change and hung out with winos in New Orleans' Latin Quarter. An amnesiac,, she didn't remember her children or husband. cystic fibrosis and her son Frederick, 19, In an accident. At the urging of a Roman Catholic - , priest in New Orleans, the Rev. Mike Levy, she sought medical help. "1 stayed close to the nuns and priests, especially Father Mike. I was always in church." Wilson, who was contacted by Louisiana of ficia ls two years ago sa id the couple did not attempt the reunion until her doctors felt she was ready. This' week she was reunited with her Two-anda-haIf years In a Louisiana -husband, Frank, who waited eight years nursing home which Included proper for his wife despite police advice that herest, diet and medication - slowly On her return to Boston she learned her should "forget her -there are so many restored her memory, with the first flash son Craig was sufferi ng from cystic missing people." of remembrance being her Social fibrosis, the same seas die that killed her In a light moment despite their painful Security number. 9-year-old daughter. separation, her initial advice to That Led towtiatshe called "miracle" "Craig the same disease that killed husband upon returning home was that reunion this week with Frank and their my little girl Deborah," she said. "That's he go on a diet, "He was so fat I didn't two remaining children, Craig, 30, SlId what started it all; that's when I began to know him. He must have gained 4° Polly, 19, get sick," pounds," she said. But this (line she vows she will not be Then she told her story. "I feel wonderful, although after eight years it's kind of overwhelming," she overwhelmed. Evelyn Wilson, 53, became known to said of her reunion with her husband and New Orleans police as "Dirty Sally" children. "I've made up my mind that something dur ing her years of panhandling and could hapen to him and I'm ready," she wandering aimlessly in the South. "I sure do believe In miracles." said, "I wasn't ready for my daughter's She said tier memory began fading 'Of her lost yews, she remembers the death, we thought she was getting betafter she lost her daughter Deborah, 9, to priest who helped her and the nuns. ter." - ' . - - - . . - -----------'-- . , ... ., I) . , �- V - - -S •t. ---- 1 - .. : '- : . -. .,.. — -. . .. . '• - - San M _____ _ . Yout s . WORLD IN BRIEF r . I . I . _. - - - j ~,, V- , ;1. .l -%;1_..,-,,~ff~-,A- . ... . # 1I ! 1, 1 . . . . I] A im 91 1 ,a '- _________ . _ . - .. .: . - 1 - I . - ,* . J. , ,* r- I Aw ma&p ~ _ - ~ I . I . - - ------ others suffered injuries, they said. )I was not immediately clear how the Afghan • ... - . 1. carrying gifts from Sanford Mayor Lee Moore for the mayor of Sa nford, Maine. The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce helping trip. Rick, 23, and Torn, 17, said they spent the first night near St. Augustine and the next at Jacksonville Beach, where they deep sea fishing and caught some - I sources said the final flgurecouidbeas high as7odead and more than 250 wounded. . Jordan, U S. Still Apart WASHINGTON (UPI) King Hussein and President Carter shook hands and smiled for the cameras, but beneath the cordiality the differences were apparent. The Jordafilan monarch and Carter, ending two days of talks Wednesday, were unable to reach an agreement on Jordan's participation In the Camp - ._. Carter, who has saW he would . . They spent two days at Jekyll bland near Brunswick, Ga. - I wets" at his disposal tO bring the Jordanians Into the stalled, U.S. peace ace talks Wednesday had s- go admit that "we've not tried ' other' mind. Carter called the discussions "very fruitful." Hussein said they were "extremely fruitful." '"a U ' - 1,-Z. 45i--, - - f , RAMS INTO HOUSE ` TRUCK 4 ••• The front wall of a Sanford housing Authority apartment was knocked oul Wednesday afternoon by a pick-up truck with a stuck ccelerat.or, pollee say Rufus Th ompson, 1117 W. Seventh St., Sanford, was t3acklng his pick-up truci up from a point across the stiet from 38 HIggins Terrace at about 4 p.m. when the ptdal stuck, sending the truck crashing Into the home of Millie McGrath. No one was Injured In the collision, which did an undetermined amount of damage both to the pickup, and the apartment. - - Theysaid theymeta o I young bike bikers ffrom Connec.ticut headed f or For t After their official visit to San ford, Maine the Fowlers to go on to Bar Harbor and Nova Scotia before returning home . . . . . in You ths Held . .. - LLS I • residents hospitalized as a result of an accident Sunday on the Florida Turnpike nor th of Fort Pierce, highway patrolmen say. dna Johnson, ,of2oo1i%ddarnsst., Sanford, died mesday night from injuries suffered in the 5;40 p.m. Sunday crash. - Tonny L Johnson, 21, and Brenda Johnson, 10, both of 131 Salem Ave., Altamonte Springs, are in fair condition in OMAN A Sanford womn was killed and five Seminole County , .•. - . :- -. KITCHEN DESTROYED BY FIRE,DOG SAVED A smoldering cigarette butt started a fire which destroyed Lawnwood Memorial Hospital, Fort Pierce, along with Dexter the kitchen of an English Estates home Wednesday evening, Williams, 12 and Richard Williams, 14, both of 220 Williams County firefighters say the blaze at the 0 of and Mrs. Ave., Sanford, also both reported in fair condition. Kenneth White, 2554 Carolton Road, apparently began at 11 Tray Johnson, three months old, of 2001 Addanis St., San- a.m. with a cigarette butt tossed into a kitchen trash bag. uiiuuw.u,&u,,1 W "•"u' ford, suffered serious head lniuries in the collision. hoanital spokesmen say, and has been transferred --Memorial Hospital, Vero Beach. Patrolnien say all of the Seminole County residents involved in the accident were riding In a van driven by Tonny Johnson heading north on the parkway. The van was towing a passenger car when its right front tire blew out, throwing it through the median and into the pa th of sou th bound traffic, patrolmen say. The van was struck first by a car driven by Howard Erats of Miami, then by one driven by Lionel P. Timerella, Margate Fla. A total of 13 persons were taken to the two area hospitals following the accident, patrolmen say. All of the occupants of the van were either from Sanford or Altamonte Springs and all required hospitalization, patrolmen say. - ------• The two unidentified youths are aim accused of petty theft from Williams Fish Market, 1105 W. 13th St., earlier Wed. nesday afternoon, police say. AIT%tPIIVI K ' Grocery Store Theft . ByDAVIDM.RAZLER Herald Stall Writer Two youths were arrested this morning on charges they robbed a Sanford grocery Wednesday evening, threatening store owners with a piece of 2 by 4 lumber while gathering up an undetermined amount of cash. Police say the two youths were arrested at 10 a.m. and charged with armed robbery and a separate charge of stealing from a local fish market. The youths are accused of entering Carl's Grocery, 606 W. llthSt. at5:5Onm file held Carl and Patrick .lnln.r at bay with a piece of lumber, the other scooped money out of the police say. The two then ran off, leaving the two grocers unharmed, police say. No customers were reported in the, store at the time, S . I :. - j. Board OKs Sex Education .,,,. r .4 .. .S I tI ______ ' S 404 . g . . •. - ¶cJ) 5 . . 10 •.• , - 1. ., ,j . ; fa - .. The expenditure covers the cost of equipment that had not S ;' '. . been included in the original contract, according to Melvin Pettit, building inspector for the new school. He explained that the equi pment was not included at the onset because staff wanted more time to plan the kitchen layout. - •. . , . - ' . . - -. - The school board also suspended for the first 45 days of the next school year bus riding privileges for four Jackson Heights Mid& School &Is who threw raw eggs inside- a school bus. Five Seminole County 4-H Teen Leaders who spent last week at 4-11 J M"°uarrle in the Ocaa National Forest trInIn g 0 becampcounse1ors11,,, summer are (from left) Tammy Moore, 13, of Altamonte Springs; Susan One of the eggs hit the diriver' said school district spakennan Field, 15, Altamonte Springs; Caril SinI, 15, Geneva; Louisa Strickland, 14, Ralph Ray. Sanford and Karen Field, 14; Altamonte Springs. Karen was chosen "Spirit Ray said the girls' actions were a safety hazard. He added of 4-il", and Susan was named "Chief of the Mingo Tribe." that their parents will be responsible for bringing them to . the 45 days. Sanford Landing I0 eek S "She Is really too sick to enjoy anything like that." F ederal _ 1, S..' Revenue Bonds . ,4 ~',~"*'1.11!!' . ." Ir'' - AREA READINGS (8 a.m): temperature: 81; overnIght low: 73; 73; yesterday's high: 02; barometric pressure: 300; relative hum 12 percent; winds: south west at 10 m.p.h. Travor Hall Jr., one of the developers of the proposed 264unit Sanford Landing apartment complex to be built on a 77. acre tract fronting on Lake Monroe, will ask Sanford City PmL mee the assishum Ir highs 1:03 M. I v; a, 33 LIII., p.m., - with the Hall is slated to a '. 4resieveuus bonds BOATING FORECAST; StAugiatlie to Jupiter Inlet, Out 0 Mfles: Winds mostly southwest around 10 knot. through Friday. Seas less than 3 feet, Winds and waters higher near widely scattered afternoon and AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Friday with * chame of udrstcrn mainly during afternoon and evening xnrL Highs mostly in the low IN. Lows tonight III the 7. Winds variable around 1 mph but gesty near thunderstorms. Rain tobsb1llty 26 percent today, 26 percent tcnlgbt tad percent Friday. Z;; '" - ' The rncrtgageon the property, hlailbas uld, Dill be Insured by the Federal Housing MmInf'trstlon. This will not be the first time the city has been requested to endoas such financing for a developer. About two years agq d Issue for *d*I1IOP5? t . - . :- ;' at that time "It come to The procedure to seek the endorsement of the city corn- r' . L mlsoloui, according to City Manager Warren Knowles, is for the developer to present a resolution; prepared by the developers' S of g* the ftdng, Hall said, Is to take . 41 . ? -. - " . .,'... •' . uS• - 10 Dead As Planes Collide ASPEN, Cola. (UPI Searchers looking for an overdue plane found the wreckage of two crafts just below the 14,156-loot mountain summit where they apparently collided head-on, killing all 10 people aboard. The crash occurred late Wednesday over the peak of Maroon Pass, 15 miles southwest of Aspen. A team of investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board was at the scene today, and rescuers spent the night retrieving the victims' bodies. "The Cessna l2, which was carrying four people, had a trernednous impact at the crash site," said Pitkin County Sheriff's Officer Tom Snow. He said the other plane, a six-passenger Cessna 310, "was fairly intact." Neit her had caught fire. ) — Garner Describes Beating SANTA MONICA. Calif. (UPfl James Garner told a judge he was repeatedly slugged and kicked following a traffic accident and says bystanders simply watched and did nothing to help him. "He kicked me in the head, above the ear," Garner testified Wednesday during the non-jury assault, robbery and hit-run trial of Aubrey Williams. "lie kicked me between six and eight times while 1 was on the ground." The 52-year-old star of the "Rckford Files" television series said he eventually feigned unconsciousness in hopes Williams would stop kicking him, but it didn't work. "I laid still," he said, "but he kicked me again." - Williams, 35, who followed Garner to the stand, denied the charges, saying the actor started the fight. — 11 - -' rd" '*'••___• . ; "- 1 - ,' .. .q, . ,1*J '4!.s M; S •• ,, c - .. :., ___ - . 44 _111 1 . .f' ,.. -. • ' NWI . - - 1. . . 41) /. HIrOId Pk*Is by Tom VImcssl BANK GIFT Thursday, June 19, 1950-3A - ADMISSIONS Sanford; Ruby Alderman girl Long Casio McCray Mn. Porter Patty Varner Nelson Bacon. Deltona Sanford: Robert Johnson - Compound Harmless BOSTON (UP!) Cholesterol is an im portant contributor to hear t problems but another fat compound found in the blood stream triglyceride has no effect on the development of heart disease, a study published today said. Even high levels of triglyceride, an energy storehouse made of fatty acid and glycerol, can safely go un treated in otherwise healthy people, t he study said in a recommendation that drew immedia te cri ticism from heart specialists. The New Engla nd Journal of Medicine study named cholesterol as a key In the development of heart problems. The research followed a controversial report by the National Academy of Sciences which ostensibly cleared cholesterol as a — - (S — heart disease risk. Dr. Stephen B. Hully, of the University of California, San Francisco, re vi ewed 33 recent research papers on the rela tionsh ip of high levels of tr iglyceride to the Incide nce of coronary heart disease. Carso 'n Returns To Show BURBANK, Calif. (UP!) Johnny Carson retur ned to the "Tonight Show" Wednesday night for the first time since hospitaliza tion two weka ago to open a blocked artery In his leg. "It's good to be back," Carson told his late-night viewers and the NBC studio audience. "Going to the hospital Is an experience. Believe me, the hospital is no place to be when you're sick." The 54-year-old entertainer entered Cedare-SInal Medical Center June 2 f or teats to determine if he would need a surgical bypass to provide blood circulation to his left leg and foot. Followi ng a week of teats, doctors determined surgery would not be necessary after an artery dilation procedure cleared the the flow of blood hi the leg blockage that was 'I1 procedure Involved insertion of a tiny balloon into the artery to compress plaque that had built up on the Interior of the artery wall. "I was very fortunate," Carson saId. "1 avoIded largiffy which I didn't particetarly want." - - - __ Ellen Fitigerald, a -- - Ben J. F.Istruu rls C. Thorns William C. Curry, Deltona Gary Cllpgerd, Lake Mary - . United Press International John Anderson both advocate tax relief. The pressur e is mounting on President Carter has said he would not consider a tax Carter to make a recession-easing' tax cut until the federal budget is balanced. cut, and although the administration is trying Congress has passed a balanced budget, but it to relieve some of that pressure it is refusing to could easily become unbalanced depending rule such a cut out entirely for next year. which way the economic winds blow. -"The president has made it clear on several Some of those winds blew in the wrong occasions that he does not intend to propose direction Wednesday. any tax cuts for 1980," Treasury Secretary G. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall predicted Will iam Miller 'ajd Wednesday. "And he has unemployment could go as high as 85 percent made no decision yet on tax proposals which before peaking during the current recession. might be consider ed for implementation alter The May unemployment rate was 7.8 per1980." cent, and about 3.8 million Americans are Miller was responding to reports Carter is receiving unemployment insurance COrn thinking of announcing a tax cut during this pensation payments. election year, which would be implemented in Mean while in Congress Wednesday, some l91. Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan and independent candidate steam was being added to the tax cut fervor. — - DISCKARGIS and possibly 111 if they got the 107th vote. But they didn't make it, despite House Speaker William Redmond holding the vote open for any latecomers. Mulls Tax Cut WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate has approved legislation to divide the current 5th U.S. Circuit Cour t of Appeals t ha t serves the South Into two separate judicial distric)á Th bill was whisked through the Senate with little debate and passed by voice vote Wednesday. It now goes to the House. The bill wou ld divide the existing 5th Circuit, which serves the sta tes of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia, Ala bama and Florida:' Fourteen appeals judgeships in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi would make up the proposed 5th Circuit, with headquarters in New Orleans, w hile 12 judgeships in Alabama, Georgia and Florida would make up the new 11th Circuit, headquartered in Atlanta. 111111111"s Ann Campbell Sponsors maintained througout the day they had 107 votes. has passed both houses in the past eight years but never in the same two-year session as required. Illinois remains the only northern industrial state not to . 5th Circuit Court Division Bill Passed Emma H. Swirtt. 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Between 500 and 600 people will the In traffic accidents on the nation's highways during the three-day July 4 holiday weekend, the National Safety Council predicted today. The council also predicted between 23,000 and 28,000 others will suffer disabling Injuries. The official holiday weekend will begin at 6 P.M. local time Thursday July 3, and will end at midnight July 6. Vincent l. Tofany, Safety Council president, said 12,000 lives could be saved during the course of each year II drivers and passengers buckled their safety belts. Tcñny also urged -motorists to stick to the 55 mph speed limit, noting that an estimated 40,000 lives have been saved since the lower speed limit law was enacted in 1973. SEMINOLI MIMOMIAI. HOSPITAL JvsS II. INS S — — - - — SACRAMENTO. Calif. (UPI) Three members of a teen-age girl's family are accused of shooting to death the girl's boyfriend because they found him hiding under her bed. Police said Marvin Keola, 14, was shot to death after the parents of Nurab Yahya found him in her bedroom early Tuesday. The suspects were identified as Nurah's mother, Marie Helanab Yahya, 45; her father, Hazem Abmad Yahya, 47, a factory worker who immigrated from Yemen in 1959, and Abdul Nasser Yahya, her 14-yearold tzotlwr. They were being held without bail, and murder charges were expected to be filed in the case. Investigators speculated that the boy was killed because he had offended the strict moral code of the Moslem religion. HOSPITAL NOTES --. - VANCOUVER, Wash. (UP!) A glowing la va dome at the base of Mo un t St. Helens' crater has doubled in size since it was spotted four days ago. Scientists say it could be the birth of a new summit or it might be blasted out by an o ther eruption. By day, the dome, pushed out of the volcano's throat by the rising of thick lava, glows a pale yellow. By night the glow turns a dull red. When it was first seen last Sunday by a helicopter crew, the dome, appearing after the volcano's third major eruption last week, was a bout 150 feet high. But as clear weat her retur ned to the region Tuesday and Wednesday for the first time sin ce the moun ta in's May 18 eruption, t he dome was observed by the U.S. Geological Survey to have grown to near ly 300 feet. "Although it seems to be growing rapidly, there's nothing un usua l about the ra te of growth," said Pete Rowley, a USGS geologist. "It's typical of dome growth ." :' , --- -- Mount St. Helens To Get New lop? Boyfriend Killed Under Bed - S - LOS ANGELES (UPI) Comedian Richard Pryor, "still very, very ill," appears on the road to recovery following the first of painful operations to remove charred flesh on his upper torso. Pryor sustained third-degree barn oft his face, chest, neck, back and arms last week when, according to police, a mixture of cocaine and ether exploded In his face. Wednesday he ate breakfast and walked to' a whirlpool for more treatment, doctors rçported. Dr. Jack Grossman cautioned, however, that Pryor remains in critical condition and 'is still very, very Ill.,, Grossman and his brother, Dr. Richard Grossman, headed a team of surgeons who performed Tuesday's operation to aid Pryor's breathing and remove severely burned portions of skin. If he continues to respond favorably, the first skin grafting could begin by the end of this week. ' I 11; Carter ., I ageof7IperulintgestrFln$rvkig 1_ S 0:11 - conventional market would net be feasible with dotd,le digit Interest rates, 11*11 saId. The cvmplex when constructed would be ilaced on the city's tax roillike any other real property. Hall baa Mid that the apartment rentals would net be sid*i&zed by any federal agency. He said when the construction is c(111111d end the units are ready for occtancy, rentals would range .. amn 075 to sm monthly. , ,f- f - -- . - - BAYPORT to provide financing for the project . .- . -. NEW YORK (UPI) Rep. John Murphy, He claimed he would be exonerated by one of the latest congressmen iiid.icted in the secre t videotapes held by the Justice Depart-' Abscam scandal, says he not only refused to ment. make deals with FBI undercover agents, but Thompson also flatly denied the charges, lectured them 6n their ethics. saying he had "committed no crime, violated After their indictments on bribery and no law and breached none of my duties to the conspiracy charges Wednesday, Murphy, D. peoplef NevJersey." NY., and Rep. Frank Thompson Jr., D-N.J., But according to the indictments handed up denied they promised to help phony Arab by a Brooklyn federal grand jury, Murphy businessmen stay in the United States In split a $50,000 payoff from the undercover return for tribes, agents with Thompson and Philadelphia "I at one point advised the agents that it was lawyer Howard Criden, who also was indicted Tong f or t hem to offer me or any other for bribery and conspiracy. member of Congress any sort of favors in Murphy and Thompson were the fourth and returnforanyoftheirrequests,"lurphysaid fifthcongressmentobejndjct, - July 4 Traffic Safety Urged '. . , : FRIDAY TIDES DAYTONA BEACH; highs 2:06 a.m., 2:42 -. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . -. Officials *Deny Charges — The Sem inole County approved 1. offerings sex education program to students attending the Rosenwald School for trainable mentally handicapped children. The s pecific subject matter of the program is to be considered about a month. Beginning In Septethber, the program will be offered to children age 12 and older and may Include films, Ann Landers' Pa mphlets and individualized Instruction. The school's administrators and parents of children at. tending the school have been requesting such a program for about three years, In other action, the board approved an expenditure of $13,379 for the new Lake Mary high school kitchen. L_=.....) ' ' GET TRAIN iNG - - another vote on the proposal at any time between now and Jan. 1, 198L S - (Tenn.) Journal and a national leader newspaper industry issues, was killed Wednesday when his World War II vintage warplane lost a wing and crashed during a storm. The 42-year-old Smith was en route to Daytona Beach, Fla., to join vacationing family members when the Navy Bearcat nosedived into the ground and burst into flames near a cornfield one mile nor th of Cornmerce. Smith succeeded his father, Charles H. Smith Jr., as president and publisher of the Journal. He was fourth member of his family to hold the top Jotp'nal posi,tlon since U* newspaper was purchased by his grandfather, the late Roy N. Lotspiech in 1936. Smith testified before the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee in 1979 where he said existing federal estate lax structures across the nation are forcing the sale of independent newspapers to chain organizations. Pryor On Road To Recovery 101 '' •. . , 4H LEADERS - S SPRINGFIELD, W. (UP!) Equal Rights Amendment Sponsors said they would meet soon to discuss when another ratify the amendment. b vQteS.tP wi passage ,ofAhewomen's .roU call might be taken, but none would predict when that vote -. According to two ERA sponsors, the proposal ni- have died ...Snsors1 Failing y, five. ngts measure in the Illinois House, fell back to regroup, would come or if Wednesday's defeat seriously hindered this time partially because Rep. Glenn Dawson, a Chicago meeting to discuss the fate of the proposal. chances for passage later this year. Democrat who has supported the ERA in the past and who was expected to vote for it, walked off the floor at a crucial point in me amendment, mired for the past month In a vote-buying "All the sponsorswill have to get together to decide whether th e ro ll call and never voted. controversy and political brokering,'was turned aside Wednes- we'll call it before we adjourn," said Rep. John MaUjevich, Mafljevich said Dawson may have withheld his vote because day 102-71. It needed two-thirds approval for passage, or 107 one of the amendment's chief proponents. of a squabble 'with House Democratic' Leider Michael It was another setback in what has been a serie of failures Madigan over other legislation. But before the amendment was declared defeated, it was put on postponed consideration, which opens th'e door for yet - - - WEATHER . I , .. 7',,~.!~a .: .' Thanks to Sanford McDonald's manager Don Hughes, brothers are getting their meals free along the route at other McDonald s. by bus by the end of - - 'S.~-Vt - They are traveling up the coastline and sleeping in a tent, which they find a little chilly some nights. - PARIS (UPI) The duchess of Windsor. American divorcee for whom King Edward VIII gave up the English throne, quietly celebrated her 84th birthday today in the mansion where she has been secluded for the put three years because of falling health. "She's very Ill," a close friend of the duchess told UPI. "There are no birthday celebra tions planned for . If-f •• . ': Duchess Of Windsor 84 . . Iran Pan', Denies Plof throw Bani.Sadr by blocking his initiatives and creaflngdlliorderinthe nation. , .... r I __ reportedly spelled out a tundamentalist plot to over- - • It said Bani-Sade named Army commander , ValIollah FalIahI as acting chief of staff to replace Shactmehr. The agency gave no reason for sudden resignaU tion. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Iran's Fundamentalist Islamic Republican Party denied responsibility today forromarksbyoneofitsleadersthatlndlcatedaplotto overthrow Preside nt Sbothasaan ani-sacir. "What Dr. Hum Ayat has said is his personal view andinnowaythevlewofthelftP,"theparly'scentral committee said In a communique. The communique referred to a taped conversation between Atyat and one or two other IRP adherents published by Banl-Sadr'a newspaper, Islamic Revolution, Wednesday. In that conversation, Ayat .. S C said neighbor Sonnu Raborn Bani.Sadr Aide Replaced TE1A,Irw(UPl) rea dentAbolha aagBant.. Sadr, who has b*n wider considerable td" t&dam*om-'Islamic Fundamentalists, carried out a sudden shakeup In the armed forces today by replacing the chief of staff. The official Pars news agency said Gen. Mohammad HadlShadmehr, thief of the joint armed services staff, resigned and was named "supreme adviser on military - .;,i . -------------•- useall - ... - Casualty figures compiled from hospitals said at least 42 people were g but n . - - CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UPI) Authorities today reopened streets through Cape Town's riot-torn mixed-race townshi ps where heavily armed police patrolled under orders to "show no mercy." A police spokesman said a firebomb gutted an empty passenger train car catning a uspensIon of commu te r rail service or sever twa t t no O ther cidents we Despite the lifting of the travel ban, traffic was light Ln the debris litteredtownshipa, which stlnbore the scars of South Africa's worst racial disturbances since COMMERCE, Ga. 1UPI) — Charles 11 "Chub" Smith, president - and publisher of the oxviile ... Mrs. Fowler, who received a phone dill from her sons, said, Cape Town Streets Reopen . . president had tried to kill himself. . -- 'National News Leader er Killed En Route To D ayto ona na . a oru or June 7 wearing Golden Age Olympics T-ihlrts and ' . - ------ ----- -- # can 't be any fuller or longer," they wrote. Sons of ir o iance G. Fowler of W. 15th SL, the cyclists left . - Illinois ERA Backers - Regroup .After Loss, I pap . .- - I . . . 14 . ., . ._~, ,,~;dI, ~A - .I _~~ = _-;~~ lei_ __ , ~ 1. a vacation! We really picked a good way to see the Unite9Sates, qIlIng a4gxissadors" Rick and Tom Fotçr, cycling their wt toSaniMa. - . . " NEW DELHI. India (UPI) Soviet advisers con) fined Babrak Karmal to his official residence after president of the Moscow-backed Afghan regime to kill himself ,. Asian di ploma tic said The 53-year-old .old iresIdet, whom Moscow acc*iplast December, was not allowed to leave the presidential palace without permission from his Soviet advisers, the sources said. Radio Pakistan and Indian officials Karmalaltempted suicide last Friday and that a ---- ___ , -N" N AT10 " F ~ ~ . : , _ i ; , A i , ,, .. r _ . ,V .. . *,q ' ..~" , ~ ., . -,z . , :,r , . ..!P~-. 7-.. ; , . 1 , " . ! ,* L l l , i .k4 IA ~ , T . , ' , . ' . ., . I " ;; , , . ~- ~,'-_ _._~~ 1, ~_ _ .-.;-. .. ,.~" " '.- " ? l *-..,- -i,,'I"_ ,. ,."L.1_7 _"_-.%: -. ,~r,--; _ ~4--'.:-!.Jf : _1-.- .- _.. W ~. -~~ h".,_%._ ~w #.,sI. ~ ' . . -.t- ., '_.1.%-~ --. , ,. ,_~_~~--_kdt- " . IN _. _ . I.,~1 i;. . BRIEF .. 'L l' . I I#. 1 . ._ . , : .3.Z ,. 4 . ._ I"" .. .l" !-" ' -~ r `p . .,,, ., , . . '. r . _i 4' r.. - . I ., -.1 . . - - -.i~~ ,:_ _. !..- O. ;- -,_.~ - _ ,6 - ., . _R !_- -' ids . 1 0"~ . 16w6.* ;- ' Across Nation Afghan President Confined After Failed Suicide Try - . - .- I6' . .d I I ... Ride Enjoying . a .. or I .' - - ' I" Thursday, June 1, Iflo • -- :. 2A—Eve&ng Hira$d, Sanford, PU. - .. -. ... . :' -.. ,.- * -•,j.;. . ., _____ - - �- - ) . - . . ' . . - - -. . . - - -I •, • N I _q_ - . . : I . %, - - - . . . - - p ..I . . Workers Find Through Green Thumb Program Older $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.10; Month, 14.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. - .. '' .. , wage-and are equal opportunity employment. Herald Staff Writer The jobs are not intended to provide the sole Florida Farmers Union Green Thumb Income, but as supplemental income for older, program, a senior community service em- low income people or those on Social security. ployment program for older low Income rural Green Thumb, Inc. has been in existence tor people, has several job openings In the Sanford 17 years and operates in 40 states and Puerto area. Applica nts must be 55 or over. Rico and the Virgin Islands. There are Three workers are needed now at the presently 7 Green Thumb workers In the Seminole Community Action community state of Florida It began in the nor thern part cannery on Celery Avenue, Including one of the state and Is working Its way south driverforthevan.Workerswillbetralnedfor GnThumbisasubsltheNatjol the jobs. One person already working a. Farmers Union, contracted with and funded cannery, which was previously closed because trict by the U. S. Department of Labor. It is of the lack of work ers according to dis voiuincommurntytttermentprograms, supervisor Dwight Campbell beautification of. parks, planting trees, Four workers are nieded in the building iaiic tables and shel ters and fixing weatherization program to provide home up 'nd painting public' buildings. Single repairs for low-Income home owners who can placement workers are found in a variety of afford to buy the materials. There is a public services possibili ty of future funding that would pay for Fringe benefits available to employees materials for those who cannot do so, Camp. under the program . include workman's bell said Six persons are already working In compensation, unemployment Insurance, the weatherization program, repairing win- Social Security and a yearly physical dows, doors, screens and repairing cracks and e1athination, annual leave of one hour for holes to help conserve energy In the homes every 20 hours worked, sick leave of one hour (' • 5.1.411 Wwu 1.1 k. vwua. 1 i for every 20 hours worked and paid federal . Other positions filled since Green Thumb holidays plus the employee's birthday, began operating in Sanford on April 17 Include People interested in applying for one of the positions may contacit the Seminole Comthe cannery and one at the Mental Health munity Action office in Sanford by calling 322.. 0060 to arrange for an appointment with the The 20-hour-week jobs pay the minimum Green Thumb Interviewer. Scores On BOB WAGMAN 0 - AA "U' k I i u0 For most of the timeosince illen, Castro has . . .. . ,. • • Shoes - out of Iran, Cuba, Western Europe, Israel and Washington.. He deliberately rVfused to permit diversion of significant number of rdugees to reOuie S :-. .•_____ _________ • . Contract ____________ * ., .1 . A ______ ' _ Mr I ______ . Ii I" I I INGTON (NEA)- Over the next few .. , ..' I 1 7 . 4 ~ - , ,: . 1, I .1 I 1 11 :: ,11 I ," * .. I :.- ,11 1: I i_... '' '. I Is doubly / iwne in many bad news reports ~,r~'!": ,,,,,-W ' , , I" I,,-- ". , 1 out their platforms for the IM campaign. Many serious reports will be published and 11-,:_".I 1. 1. iroadcast on their deliberations, indicating that one candidate or another OE one Dower .group or another has made a major concession on some Important Issue f J I 1.0 p 1'~ A .., ...) ( I oth major parties will be hammering . 1 . ,, These reports will tend to support the idea I coming retirement as president of the " . 4y ,J 1 ,.,. . I International Bank for Reconstruction apd ,,I f, I 1. . , , - o co"News t., Development or, as headline writers ----f among others prefer to refer to it, the World In the face of all this, Mr. Cirter appeared ever Bank. I . more helpless and inept. His initial efforts to halt McNanfara's departure In itself Is by no cri If'ATIr'aM IAIfIDI fl I WV the "freedom flotilla" proved 'embarrassingly means good news. But the story of the World futile. Unable to stem the flow, the president Bank during its 12 years under his leadershipdefinitely is. proclaimed that the refugees would be welcomed following or War as an with "an open pe heart and open arms" This stltution for P ' ? channeling resources from the declaration was followed shbrtly by another at- industrial nations into the development of . tempt tp choke off the parade of 4oats from Marie) world's economic also-rans, the bank during By PATRICIA McCOR?AACK "This means that'the firrns are hirin~ In by fining boat owners and impounding their its early years did exactly that in a conUPI Education Editor total more college graduates this year than vessels. Since enforcement of this policy began, scientious but cautiously conservative Where does a poetry major, class of Igao, go they hiro a year ago," Endicott said. to look for.a job? more than 20,000 additional Cubans have arrived fashion. Dams, transportation facilities, As usual In recent job surveys for new agricultural Improvement and similar highly A history major? An anthropology major? college grads, pickin's are slimmest for in Miami. visible projects where returns on investments Or even a star-gazer — a college grad who liberal arts grads — In terms of numbers of If the flood of refugees has now diminished to a were virtually certain and fairly rapid were majored In astronomy? jobs available and in starting salaries. trickle, it is primarily because Castro himself has Its thing. Their college degrees, the most expensive The fledgling poets and such, for example, McNamara began diversifying the bank's In history, don't 'buy" jobs with blue ribbons start In their nonpoetry and such jobs at turned off the spigpt. Nevertheless, it Is Jimmy Carter who. u4nds up looking both calldus and interests and efforts as soon as he took over in . around them -the kind their classmates who around $13,000 a year, compared to som . 19U. Big projects continued, but he also majored in engineering, computers, busipess $W,000 and up for classmates hired in fields ineffectual. pushed the bank Into taking greater chances. or science find at the end of the academic seeking holders of "hot" in demand — trail. But even at this late date, the president still has Funds went Into risk areas such as gas and on degrees. "A Uberal arts graduate," Frank Endicott So is a liberal arts degree a waste of money a chance to demonstrate a whiff of resolve in exploration. In little more than a decade under said, "checks out banks, Insurance comand time? The bill, at private universities dealing with the calculating Castro. International panles, retail stores and other places where ranges from $6,000 to around $10,000 an the bank's annual cognmitinents law Is quite clear on the subject of Country A McNamara; grew from $1 billion to 111.5 billilon,'asil it there's not too much concern over what a academic year now. Times four yellirs, the . dumping its common criminals on the doorstep of mmtly supervises; some IAW projftU In * pencon majored UL" . -.. , total Oat poetry major's degree can cost' Country B: the practice violates every itccepted Endicott said it isn't that the banks and /rorn s2i,000 to $4o,000. more than 100 countHes budgeted at $1M standard. cost the bank s such are looking for poet laureates or tifflo. Is it nutty for parents to standstill and not someone to make astrological forecasts. It' s even start to tear their hair when offspring 7bere being no international agency eapable of ness. Its bonds in the capital awkets, the just that they have join for bright persons opts for liberal arts -be it star-g a z I n go enforcing this writ, Mr. Carter has every right tO sam of the bulk of its lending funds, are top. who know how to analyze, communicate, get poetry, anthropology, history or some other assume the responsibility himself. rated, along with people and are willing to lurfl, field it likely to be listed In the employment It is an Impressive achievement even in And that kind of person usually is a liberal , opportunities in Us or any other newspaper? According to the latest State Department countt r perspective - the dollars of 1980 not being . arts graduate, Endicott said. 9,220 Cubans with criminal backgrounds have those of 1966, a change for the worse with No, It Is not nutty, Endicott says. There's The emeritus professor of education at been discovered among the 112,534 refugees who which McNamara is not entirely WiNorthwestern University and architect of the more to measuring a person's success or have arrived to date. Of these, 677 are considered connected. highly-touted Endicott Report on jobs for new fadure than the begirining paycheck, he said. say to parents to wait 10 years before hardened criminals guilty of acts which would college graduates, said: During the years Immediately preceding 641,iberal arts graduates must work harder they make a judgment about their liberal arts constitute felonies In the United States. When his bank tenure, he was, as U. & secretary of at getting a job, must be willing to accept defense, one of the most prominent shapers of screening is completed on all the Cubans, the "The English major was never meant to be they pr in vo lve m ent In Vietnam, an Immensely Ugh of Fobably number of hardened criminals may rise to double find a job with aribbon around it lettered En. one VJ'4JFJOM costly and disastrously unueruuugeteu n or tri1pe ple we curren•t figure. the g4k-h. othersingle Endicott,of Evanston Ill talked about commitment that than harder job hustle for liberal arts majors in Iffius, even if the administration excuses the cause is responsible for the destabilized "The purpDae of a liberal arts education is connection with his final report on the job to grow Intellectually, to open channels, to hungry kids who stole chickens and the unem- American economy and Institutionalized scene for the class of 1910. Itia his 34thannual learn more about f recent years. kinds of p1 yed adults convicted f petty black market report on jobs for new graduates, a fi th eld In Some would attribute McNamara's science, ma , is h tory, f oreign language. ' dealincs there are likely to be as in°" as 2 1 which he Is considered peerless. dedicated performance at the bank in part to 'i t " iz6i i'"" "A liberal arts eduction is meant to open up Cubans ineligible inemigiume or asylum on any Despite the national economic forecasts, the mind and give the person a bet penance for that at the Pentagon. grounds. 120 national employers surveyed for the derstanding of the world past, present, and Possibly. But whatever the background, it newest report said they are not planning any maybe future. Studies Indicate Fail ure to deport these criminals would do more isa perf ormance that today stands on its cutbacks in employment of June graduates do well. They cannot be hired as ce general McNamara has given plenty of advan than impose unwarranted burrue d ens 2ns or evencoll ege grads. engineers or accountants but they can . nmeican dangers on the American people. i WOuiu wu warning of his de parture. It will not actually Endicott found the firms hiring 10 percent become supervisors and they can move up to take ii .miu une 30, iei his 65th birdiminish further the already shrinking support for thday. That gives the United States -which above that for the class of IM at Un the We" echelonL granting asylum to any political refugees, no with its 22 percent stake Is the bank's largest bachelor's level; up nine percent at the "They can think and analyze and express matter how deserving. master's. In another job survey, the College themselves pretty clearly. shareholder and has to date provided the a' L Placement Council found " rwudng eight "They know how to get along with people So, Mr. Carter should demand that Fidel'Castro pre6dent -and Its more than 130 partners percent ahead of last year. That survey and that is pretty Important. year in which to find a replacement accept the return of hardened criminals. In the, I Covered 550 employers. It won't be easy. "They are bright." . likely event that Cas" refuses, President Carter that platforms are iade up of binding obligations that must be chWed oh-eo carefully Into stone. In fact, party platforms are nothing more than transi tory political documents that promise as much as poisible to as many as possible. , - 0 — 0 - 1 — — - - • I What's In . - ' . I . -; ought to see toit that they end upih Cuba anyway, even If they have to be pushed through the gate at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. JACK ANDERSON - • :%7 BERRY'S WORLD * . arsher H Which Is the whole point. The stories • Washington Pod Ins front-page story on June contradictIon, as he commits the same 7. Savarna, though not yet as cruel as Savak, crimes against humanity that he denounced countenance, declaring his hatred for has all3gedly tcturcd Its victims. There have Wider the ahaK Indeed, Khomeini has a America and all Its works, has staged a been reports of beatings, cIgarette burns, capacity to cultivate unreality, a mysticism "Crimes of the Ayatollah" conference. suspension by the feet and paychological that undermnlnuraticsial government. Yet be For the ayatollah, whose dark and gloomy has a tenacity and guile, with an Inner fire abuses. presence now dominates Iran, has forced on - — Savamna also arrests Sad detains political that counters the chili his stern visage cats. his people a harsher life than they ever enopponents just like Savak used to do.. OIL WAR? The United States, the Soviet rp4iiJ fflj, Ij of t of political prisoners Unlois and the Arab oil puwerl are them with severe economic hardships and vary from 1,500 to 17,0. Many have been maneivering dangerously near the edge 01 0 • .. - 0 0 . .:.4 . 11 11 ,1-1" I 1. L .I- - 4 -. o . . .: . •; I religious redrabits. To rehm he has ofted .. them mwanb In heavoiL 'I' II Ap*Wg ft gtildel.lm of the Utilted ~l .. , . 1,,,O ", ,~~-~. , .. ,~, -, *, - -.- , list of UN Ayatollah's - human rights , ~ f., A.' ,~_ , Violations: r 1&j . L He has ordered hundeeds 01 5WnmIrY executions; the secret death list Is blown to -: - . It , ,1 I., - I -' 0 — ' —--------- I - sik-utkm, whkb Wrwy ho becorrA riniq priftL It probably will tab military ' Mpad. `11110 MU&N MWWU* at& a Adl011 to 94 Ub r*m mmmle avuWt The Soviets, meanwhile, are expected o Jews and Baba's, live in terror. They have been hounded and harassed. Their religious cross the great divide into oil dependency In a • - - oft spot for Peroq, a leader who made them happy with lavish welfare measures and generous, acrom-the-board pay I. cerpondenta whose reports displeased Indeed, it could erupt Into World War M. — * . "I work hand-in-hand with the parole or proUition officers in referral of clients for jobs, he siid Participating in tile ." I . W -- . - programare small local businesses as well as largP natiomil • "OIilIlilflICS. - Bacon has among his clients skilled as well as unskilled mt'n - 0 ' and women. "Some have had experience as electricians, - plumbers, carpenters, welders or office workers,' he said. in the case of one 19-year-old first offender, Bacon learned he had previously been an apprentice ckctrician so he called • - .,, the electrical worker's tinion and was able to get tile youth it job at a good wage. - 1 - 0 I . — 0 really want to work when I talk with thein. I don't iness with those who aren't serious about it. But if the are. I'll do in - . • best to find them a job.*'-JANE CAS-SELBERRY. erald Photo by Torn Vincent • But s Memory Lingers charisma has died ghway Automotive, Inc. 95 Auto Air Conditioning 1 ,,, . Summer Tune Up —j NEW ZIP CODE IN . includes Freon and Labor • RECHARGE SYSTEM •, WINTER SPRINGS 1.9 N *FUNCTION TEST SYSTEM State Roa - Stite • CLEAN CONDENSER FINS 2613 Orlando Dr. (17-92), Sanford Ph. 323.3551) U I roe as ma a 0 Casselberry Postmaster It. I). Kelly has 434 announced that ellecti ye uly i xiP cod °' • J ..08 assigned to the area shown on the map at left. Th is change is necessary I32708 .7 • • d /I 4' . • need to realign de- I Ctt.1, IIV.CI trill WJ Fabrics ENTERTAINMENT CENTER As Low As 59't • - -FF!t : _-&-o"o- 11 _l> Oak Blvd. These Im provements will allow 327 07 glve.the break loose from the financial grip of the on 71 , 111 I ANY SIZE INNERSPRING MATCHING CHAIR MATTRESS & FOUNDATION -. .- I ______ $ best possible - cost to the postal customers involved, Kelly - -~,:,, .sti,s. - • Herculon Rog. $219 said . IL • 5I, - RIG. PRICE . ' - 4 Pc. Walnut Finish ' ug Lak e Road . • 0 Au'dion To Benefit Zoo your hout& 0 m to 6 P.UL Amby an the gimuls of the Zoo. • Up to $50,000 and more. • Very attractive rates. auctjco. The ents will be sold, Advertising Is available at a niirmai coat. '.nyone wWiing GROUP — no $ I • An F=86from the benefit win go to the Zoo to wrchaft a - 114110"w To I - ur money Central Florida Zoo at Sanford. it event will be held from 10 am, to 7P.m. On SaturdaY. iü'n to iii. sse . Tbie Seminole Cotmty Board oI Realtors is sponsoring a "White Elephant" sale and auction for the benefit of ft is tJ SET - . tertalme[it ,a be wiftut charge. He in adoon to the -WbiteEkowd" item for sale, a próe io,aj auctioneer will tiawne the larger items. - C. PrT - C L 10 BEDROOM -_ ' unannounced visit, the gumshoes. found SLEEP SOFA WITH service for the least • - Cola hu bew CAlft upm Amerlem to iviY IDOtS on 1fl trarmrtatloL $ Rag. $79 by the Casselberry Post Office, 109 Live the Insatiable Oil tycoons. What the cowitry needs Is a Manhattan Project that will tring together the nation's best brains and Industrial resources to find a sobilitute for oil. — area will be delivered Ce.!6. companies. war to have priority over protecting the profits of Shalt Roll 310 p __. livery boundaries. Mall for I postal cus- 11.11480 rii#'urn Many (¶ & Calors. L \\ L. due to the rapid growth I HI%lPI SWIVEL Styles, of this area and the e P ' the Postal Service to federal mwageflut, Anitrak five tr$Ifl in the past year while Prt*Ident . - - I - next March. • • - cli • No brokers lees. • Make investments. As 15% s. "facto Flexible repayment plans. - Home Improvemen s. A" URNITURE F - A' V1 I Ij 'Any worthwhile purpose. No points. inattheBlazerStoreandaskaboutourHomeAppreciation • 322-4612, R.E. Goddard, Mgr $799 $329 .AS IEWAA • I - 1- ' exile by winning his third term as president with an over- mentioned candidate to succeed Videla when he steps (lOWO whelming margin. I - - - - ternational economic circles. I '41t,v MOM of Jklimy Carter pbotol - U *nder I . Tile military plans to stay lit power until at least 1985. Peron was 78 when lie died July 1, 1974. lie had returned to Retired Gen. Roberto Viola, the former army commander Argentina the year before, triumphantly ending 18 years of anti close friend of tile president, is tile most frequently . Lake JCOSUP C.. they are short of office stciillu but have a - •- __11% ab4gwftg 'K -of Nd wiii"PreW c0aftlidw '- Oftab ftm wre tho we gmvixtiot 'S AXA my -: . Under the tutelage of ELvnomy Minister lloz, inflation has been brought under control and foreign reserves built up by a program widely praised lit in- - away completely. . - . For the last four years, Videla's governmeht has tried to governments. wipe away all traces of the powerful economic, g and union'structures that Peron built and thrived on. While ... the structures have given way, it I.! unlikely-Ahat Peron's 0 I . "It's it good opportunity for .someone who wants to get . — - squared away,' Bacon said. "1 can usually tell people who -' 0 - - 0 Bacon's clients receive the prevailing wage in v.hatcvcr job they are in, which could be froin inininium wage up, e program is funded y a gran from the state. p • IN 11 progrun has bu.n successful - Military leaders blamed Peronism for leading Argentina to . - . I being referred to an employer and are under supervision. Ill order to provide a tat break for the employer the employee must have been sentenced or if adjudication has txvn withheld must be a Vietnain veter, Bacon etplaintd During the first month in his position I3,iion said h his placed eight persons oil parole or probation in jobs and tile 1W..' without due process of law. - shah's closest confidant, Hossein Fardoust, 4" 1.- • • ' Imtead, they should be viewed ln about the same ligbt as the promises of an ardent suitor in a singles bar 10 minutes before do". before revolutionary councils without regard authorized searches without warrants often access to Persian Gulf fordueprocessordefen4snts'rlghts. atnlghtaalbsrr.dfreedomofmovement. WATCH ON WASTE The Army's Thawwleaaz*I Davin with hydrogen. ..W; t - -- - - tad 11-10 I dd~Wvgw ewd '- - Daum . 4 "He bai me clo01- down on PM ft I Amu .' bOukli 1211011110 we ab** axkdlq U* - . WUNWM (D.C.) Tiftm and. AemmUq - . . Some of his clients have been sentenced while in other cases -., 1. •, adjudication as withheld. All are screened thoroughly be fore li I . 4.1. con s / ) - . 'This program is good for the welfare are of the community afl(I P. beneficial to the taxpayer as well as the persons being helped," / But the 54-year-old president essentially has ruled out the participation of the Peronist party. He has Imposed stern security measures in dealing with leftist terrorism, and human rights groups overseas estimate that between 10,000 and 15,000 persons -known as the "desapareeidos" -+. have been silently killed or placed in secret detention camps Yet a good chunk of the nation's 26 million people, mostly descendants of Spanish and Italian Immigrants, still have a the platforms seem like binding obligations WW*"te"W4ips, property bu beeti mind and th* dirlim ,maUer of monthL In anticip~ of th* tbey opponents and religious violators, rsngt' desecrated. are closing In on the Persian Gulf. pj from disildemfls to prostitutes to hon10eexuals. : Be haS cirtailed personal freet,ms. Carter has Warned IbIt the United states They have bunswind at whim and trW He hu rutricted Vile Ipgal righU ot wow - , idtars: t - creativity to build the longed-for nation. cars once some stringent fiscal measures run their course. on the party that Is victorious In November. WAMINGTON nt Carter pollUdzed the 10 mum by givirig potical held incommunicgl& for Wng pgiods witbout wodd war. Hen's " omim 'Icenario U2 the WwgrW : " 'walxb vie lint cila at ft Am Tbe The oll shelks are *x1ering fmmW chwSw or triah. San= also tape ratiltiq iiational, hW camt has &"n fl&wW exceed 1,000. His vicUms have bow political . - : • - , .11 . . I.'. . 11 . . Jobs . 1 . . -_ raises. . government Ilk verge of "national disifil~gratiofiin 1976 when un-- Over the,past four years, Videla's militarN luts President Videla, on entering his fifth and last year of paralleled social and economic chaos sparked an armed restored social order while provoking condemnation from . . office recently, invited Argentines into a period of ' forces revolt. international human rights organizations and foreign IU mllitary govermnent of President Jorge Videla Is piling up foreign exchange from exports of beef, wheat, and corn and promising consumers more goods like color TV and - - Ayatollah Ruhollab , 11 er coming out of the drafting sessions will =ke 'The I . - I Argentina man dead for six years. . ) WASHINGTON Khomeini, glowe ring fiercely froin his shaggy " - atollah' s - I BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) - ArgenUna, a rich agricultural land struggling for a brighter future, can't shake off the gbost of former President Juan Domingo Peron, a • . — 0• . - . . 0 • - 1. - - . . I . .. promises? If the 1976 Democratic platform was "a contract with the people," a suit for breach might be In order. But we should nqt pick onthe Democrats of 11 I 6. They Illitu guuu 01 promises, such as creating new departments of ener gy and education and promoting faceto-face negotiations between the parties In the Middle East. In fact, they probably did as well as any recent administration Congress In delivering on their pla tform. ' - • . - andourDemocralicCongressliveduptothelr J - - thsed because of the lack of work ers.H —"Those argilng the rhetoric of so-called deregulation (of natural-gas prices) must not prevail. —"The Defense Department can be operated more effectively and efficiently and its budget reduced without In any way compromising our defense posture." And how have our Democratic president — • . &41~ ~c -"(We pledge) a comprehensive national health insurance system with universal and mandatory coverage." -"Fundamental welfare reform is necessary.91 . - . 0 wrong about the sources and cures of the , . ....-r- jobs at the cannery, which was previously -"The Ford administration and it& economic advisers have been constantly - - - - - at reasonable interest rates." MUhU%. ___- - driver for the van. Workers will be trained for the Industry. Credit must be generally available — - . business and virtually halted the housing , uli.&uues rw - ding one —"The high cost of credit has stifled small - . 11 -'------- Thumbs program. Three more workers are now — ment to 3 percent within 4 years." — -' "~ 'We pledge to reduce adult unemploy- inflation that has plagued our nation and our people. We can 'increase production and employment without rekindling Inflation.,, —"We pledge the DemQcratic Party to a complete overhaul of the present tax system.00 it - Celery Avenue as part of the Green. .. — — Seminole Community Action community cannery on Take for Instance the Democratic la of four In 1978, the Democrats wanted so much to impr presspo upon us that theyintended to keeP p each and every promise in their platform that they titled it 11AContract with the People." co nsider some of that P .ges —. l . f Degree -. . - 'p '• . Employers willing to give ex-offenders who are on parole or probation a chance under a new program in Seminole County. will be eligible for a 50 percent income tax write off For the amount of salary paid. Interested businessmen may contact Martin P. Bacon Sr., job developer for the State Department of Offender Rehabilitation pr ogram. Bacon is in his office at 115 N. Oak Ave.,Lnford, from 8:30a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Frida) on the first to %eeks of the month and for the balance of the month he is out contacting employers lie can be contacted by calling 322-7579. Bacon is a volunteer donating his time and effort to trying to help ex-offenders get back on the right track by finding them • - At right, Theola Merthie- works In the . Start A New Life I .s •.. 2 welcome legality. And flnatlq, he exploited the refugee exodus to rid himself of assorted criminals and other social undesirables. I V other crisis centers Including the American presidential campaign, any that might even described as good •.. F :' . - ' . - 11 ....... 'FtRM 1}e deftly controlled the play in his confrontation with remotely be • Re'4OLU11OII SIWL (3k • • Sc ' AL. JRjI . c- risidering the run of the news thesee days other nations in' .1e Western H1em1sp1ere emisphere. ci us• as l1h I 1 Ii ki,tfg,1 every ft .4 I Inkilak in Cuba, a suitable American screening process 1U .• -•••- ' GA. . -. h eave I fl • I - AL. i • — , 'I iviCiialllara No one at the White House or the state Department wants to it, of course, k,tl 1k truth is that Fidel Castro has been running up the score on a befuddled Jimmy Carter. Incredibly, Castro has accomphshed th is by manipulating what should have been an unqualified political disaster for Havana the exodus of more th an 112000 Cuban refugees since April 20 - H ' ' " . -.11 -_1 By JANE CASSEI..BERRY - . Ex-Offen'ders Can Openings ,. - Jobs 0 Home Delivery: _____________ Week, 90ce nts; Month, $3.90; 6 Months . Thursday, June 19, fliO-5A • Area Qrganizations Help Peo 0 ple Find * . I Evening Herald,' Sanford, FL (USPS 41.210) . - - - - /,'~*~ 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322-2611 or 831-M Thursday, June 19, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher tIIOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor WES SWENSON, Advertising Director . - . Evening lleiald . - - . . Castro — - jI j ' BUY DIRECT AND SAVEI 4' • FINANCING -' - �I I * .* - -. - - . •. - * - - ..--..-,- -• --.. - * . - - - • - - - . - . - . - b • • -. .-- -..--. -- - . - I 4 .. -- .- - . . . -. -. ' -. - -- - '. * . - I - SCOREBOARD __ ipso .flwf'y, National Lsagv - Richard, i-iou 1.51; Carlton, Phil 1.74; Palmer. Mtl 2.03; Welch. LA 2.22!' Swan, NY 2.27. Major L,ave StandIngs American League - Gura. National League ly United Press International KC 2.16; Burns, Chi 2.17; Clancy, To, 2.43; Norris Oak East W I. PcI. 01 2.45; Honeycutt, See 2.u. real Strikeouts .t i . Phila National League - Carlton, 33 24 ½ Plttsbrgh Ph il 127; Richard, Hou 106; 34 27 .557 n Now York Ryan, Iiou 75; NI,kro. Ali 72; 22. Chicago 439 •, Blyleven, Pitt 71. 25 St. Louis American League - Guidry, 23 35 .377 12½ NY Is; K100Qh, Oak 65; - west Leonard, KC, Norris. Oak .d W i. PcI. o Houston Bannister, Sea 67. 37 Los Ang Sans 35 27 .545 3 cinci National League - Sutter, 33 39 I Cook's -Brew - . - * 1-4 Nahorodiiy clubs By United Press International Former Fighter Santore ' Montreal Gluts 8, 5 "We needed that bad to get us back on the right track here," said Natrodny, who has rw hit In seven stsIght games. "We're too good a team to be where we are." "It will be a really great fight," exclaimed former Orlando -welterweiKht Frankie Santore Aitjus 3, Cart1nalal few breaks tonight." Santore has a special interest in the bout. He's felt the leather of Sugar Ray's deft hands. On - double In other games, San Francisco downed New York 85, Dodgers 8, Expos 7 Sionford Youth Basebal[' 210 3 10 ODO--- 7 I I 0 010 01060x-S 102 Pittsburgh (Robinson 2-2) Of 7:33 p.m. St. Louis (Sykes 1,S) at Rogers, Bahnsen (7), Sosa (7) w-Hough (1.3). L-Sosa (1 3). H Ps-Montreal, LeFlore Atlanta 2 (2); Los Angeles, Coy (10), 021 010 I0x- S 6 0 Rhoden, Romo (7) and . fighter. But he is deceiving. He's a better boxer victory over Atlantic Bank and claim the. Sanford city than people give him credit for," Santore warns, championship in the process. When It was pointed out to Frankie that 29 years The Railroaders, representing the Sanford Little National old didn't exactly qualify one for social security - League, won the little major league city championship series he begged to differ. "Twenty-nine is not young for a person in the In two straight games. In t he Sanf ord Pee Wee League city championship se ries, AdOCk Roof ing bombed Clem Leonard Shell 16-2 to claim the - * lower and middle weights,"informed the ar- in a run. Hickman scored the second run of the Inning when Korgan was safe on an error, and Evans drove In the tying with a sacrifice fly. . __________________________________________________ ticulate Santore. "These boxers start earlier and series in two straight games. mature earlier. They are like swimmers." After losing 10.0 Tuesday night, Atlantic Bank bounced back Gray,4 Grayson, Paul Co-M VP's Which could account for Duran being a 14-year Wednesday night and battled the Railroaders to the wire. veteran in just 29 years. He has a 70-1 record, The The Ra ilroaders scored one run in the top of the first when Donald Grayson was intentionally walked with two outs. lone loss was to Esteban DeJesus Nov. 17 1972 in a -- Grayson stole -second before the,Mit pitch was ftm non-title bout.-- Superstar Donald Grayson and surprising J. D. Paul shared most valuable player honors for the 1980 Sanford little major league city championship series. Both played for the Ra ilroaders, the newly-crowned city champs. It was the first time in the. 10-year history of the award, presented by Sanford Youth Baseball Association president Gary Taylor, that there have been dual winners. Graysonwasthetirstnigl)tstart,pitchjnganojtshutout scored when Atlantic Bank catcher Monsour Baker hurled the ball into center field. That loss came as a lightweight as did the majority of Duran' s wins, another point Santore is A leadoff walk and singles by Eddie Korgan and Doug , i1ek to make. -AikIionpitAt1anUcBankontbsbosrd with two runs In the "Duran was a blown- Ilghtwelght.He doesn't bottom of the - first. ock out welterweights. As he's gotten older he's The lead again changed hands w hen the Railroaders scored Out on more weight and not good weight," Frankle a pair of runs in the top of the second. Walter Hopoon oPOflOd -_,' ,*'---,t the frame with a single and Mike Lee and Scott Curtis drew back-to-back walks to load the bases, Terrance Carr drove two runs home wi th a single. The ra lly was cut short when Dewayne Mitchell hit into a double play that cut down a run at the plate. 3urmised. After voluntarily giving up the li ghtwei ght title 0 ter a Dec. 8 victory over Monm Brooks, Duran has two wins as a welter -Jimmy Heair and Carlos Palomino -both 10-round decisions. . " I foresee Leonard winning on cuts or the mount of punishment he gives to Duran in the Ibte round," predicted Santore. at 3-3 Neither team scored In the third Inning, but the Railroaders exploded for four runs on just one hit In the top of the four th. Hopson reached base on an error to open the inning and Lee and Curtis again drew consecutive walks to fill the sacks. Carr hit Into a fielder's choice tosccire the first run. Mitchell abohlt into a fielder's choice, but no run scored. Grayson triI)led, driving in two runs, and scored the fourth run of the Inning on a wild pitch. Atlantic Bank picked up three runs on Just one hit in the bo t tom of the fourth. Evans hit a run-scoring single and Atk1zm knocked hi a run with a sacrifice fly. J.D. Paul opened the top the flfthwlths single for the - THE SANTORE LINE.....LEONARD STOPS DURAN IN THE LATE ROUNDS "But I'm usually 177 million degrees off on jiredictions," laughed Frankle. "When I make a prediction out, here at the bar, the guys go and bet (k) the other guy." That's good enough for me. I. THE COOK LINE.....DURAN KNOCKS OUT EEONARDIN THE NINTH ROUND 0 Ill , - • - -5•.-,.• * \ - 4 * - - • 'AI * ::; -. •, ) I 0 ', ' * * • , * , * -, * * r • -' * - * * * _ - * 0 Ill - ' - - ''" -- ,. •- - Baltimore 3. Oakland 2 Boston 6, Seattle 2 New York 3, California 0 Kanto s City 10, Cleveland 2 - - I II 106 Lwfor D" - is 36: - -OrOunds Taylor iii i-si Ill $33 I-Il Baltimore (McGregor 5-3), 7:30 P.M. Seattle (Roberts 10) at * 22 t III 3 II Klks ; Igo Ill Cleveland (Barker 4-4) 2 Kansas rM ---,-: -_ r I 11;~ iarn4vl ,,- _________ -' __ ______ _________ -- ________ I _____________________ - 10 $ 41 I. * *- - . * .. - - . *... .e. - - for .'.. b. U - * - * . * - * * 1 .. B - * . . * * - - ~,, ... - - . -. ............ N.h . c - -. * -'. • '. - - ------ _', . ~7_ f I IM cIutcbs 31 Arthur Merthle f Clem Leonard UbelL Adeock cóg . an abbed the floe-Wee League champkasWp w the second straight year v*b - - U*1"Ility - -- LL * ;';, : - . Ipsnlnp of ___ I ___ fJ ___ w * * * ___ Thyali. won the title last yeàr.'Mcc& raade it easy for pitcher urniti Wuhlngon y rimning up iIne runs In the t2huuhhig a 13.2 victory. * - * * I mound e Ika. WtiihIaØon aloo *I8Ck ____ ___ - * - 46.11 ____ ______ 040 S * H S1 Jack*" 3 I" O$flfl1(tI. III RSOI$Ioi u,,.ns - HAMPI ANGIRLS - ILI J 4 2 I Vsdss Detroit Houston 4 U.15 - Lush - - __ . 20W $7,l 7.0 4)49 ----- OADSERVICE Mill and 13. league Hendrick, Musick and Bryan HOopio, pitchers Johnny McAnaliy, Rocky - Ogilvie, ChiI-esa, and Grog Money; all Tar - a4. " augmented Viclorles National Lang.s of ____ I : 14-15 1 Silvei 25 METER BACK STROKE: Hankins Jami-Rosenwald 14-15 2 Gold Tindall Samuel-Rownwald 16-17 F and Supervisor Quentin Kopp China among the boycottln countries, the Moscow 2 Gold Larry Savage *1 MkhhW State ft"ngstage willb officials ind defensive tackle Norm Wells the Athletic Congress, formerly the u, local NOIThe.*IS. New England - Signed _ Rogers, NH is. Americas Lange. - Gura, KC and John, NY 9-2: Stone I ' 1111all 8.3; tied - Earned 'sèdieñ to Oak 64i with 7. - - - Tutu Tech °° .- - Arinosmcod the resignation of women's basketball Rua Avva (besod en 43 innings pltd.d) coach Gay Benson. * * official conclusion of the Games . I 12-13 1 Gold - - - * 20-29 1 - Silver 10-11 2 Bronze 2 Gold -- Dellafield, Lelia A.-Goldsboro 10-11 Webster, Hobert-Rosenwald Wilder,Tyrone-Roenwald DeMay, Janet-Jackson Heights 12-13 14 Gold 18-19 6 Gold 14.15 10 Silver Davis, Wanda--Croonis 1&19 . 1 Silver Smith, Milton-Sanford Grammar 10-11 3 Bronze Walker, Jeraldi ne--San ford Grammar 10-11 I Bronze LaFoy,Kayleen-Goldsboro Walker,Jeraldinc-&infordGrainmar , Gaines, Tony-Sanford Middle 10 II 7 Silver 10-11 1 Silver 12-13 5 Silver Jones, Richard-Goldsboro Mulcahy, Richard-Rosenwald Walker, Amous-Lakeview 14-15 4 Silver SPECIAL NOTES: Total of 39 nIedals: - 10-Il 3 Gold 10-11 8 Gold Isaac, Tracy-Goldsboro Webb, Stacy-Goldsboro - 12-13 4 Bronze 12-13 8 Bronze 12-13 7 Bronze 18-19 4 Silver 29 attended of 31 eligible to at te nd (Shan Te rr y and Richard 10-11 2 Bronze Oliver absent); three double gold winners, namely Dellafield, 10-11 7 Bronze Webster and Wilder; two double silver winners, namely Davis 20-29 12 Bronze and helms; one double bronz e, namely Smith; three double winners of one gold and one silver, namely Hankins, LaFoy 301 2 Gold , and Sylvestre; and three double winners of one silver and one bronze, namely Clark, Walker J., and Williams. Fifty-five 20-29 2 Silver events entered by 29 athletes. - la Gofor's Palace - 0 Delayed, Again 0 4 - * GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) The long-awaited opening of the 112.8 million Stephen C. Tr - - University of Florida apparently has been pushed back again - this time until September. S boasts ,-] - -, Bill aringe, head of the Department of General Services' bureau of building construction, told the Florida Times-Union Wednesday that repair of the cracks in the arena's concrete seats will take at least three months. The arena, which d kfl - an olympic-size swunming J)OOl, dance studio, gymnastics studio, basketball courts and FIrEstone 'Firestone Air Conditioner Air Conditioner , ,,, •. *4.-I, ,, ,, ,,, ,......,,••, -.4 - .,,.., I. II • hA '' Peg. $191.91 But the discovery of the structural deficiencies in the seating areas and the ensuing controversy over who was responsible, the builder or the designer, caused the opening to be postponed time and " .- 968 tSeptber. ,,, 4- - 'Firestone 'Firestone Air Condition er _ ) _ Sod..., ..bi. rd, •I5T1 ,., ,,,,,_,•, - ...................... - indoor track, originally was scheduled to be inaugurated - ..,..._ _ ••• ,,,,,, • ,.,t.O I - (Y - Beg. 5214.91 leg. $2199$ ba " 978 998 Ak' Conditioner M. .Od.-.si .sâm td.ai sod Ia.i ,.b net. $219.9$ 208 ". ~ A - i7 ---- - No. 14993 $21.50 N 'BagNo.1a993 again. $21.50 ___\ . - S r state * ** - - - 2 11u511e1 ung Flojr WP,,ui Dryw 2 Bushel Bag tiugovit BiiggS & St,IIufl ol<ut adjustmint I'flQ.flc It , reef Front eel Gnat Otive Fsn4fTIp he,çhI G baQer IOQ&ISd Ie&I MOdel Rig. $34.9S 2) sellp,elIed ,1,* beggai ba1gus Q()OQ kit - Sale $258 oo(,onail Vacumm act,00 (l,ck r,., Pt's,l'un blan,14,, 21 hand-pwcislied ssle bagges ( BQg'ngkdot.on.I I Rig W' Model 1070 Rig. $17n Model 14540 We $198 Sale $198 Sale $168 11 Rig. sm. Although the engineer for . the project, Geiger-Berger GAS and Associates, maintains GRILL , there is no structural -_• GAS GRILL I.AWN4OY of PROPRUM "" (FREE GRASS CA TCWM - mm pwchsoe - $188 - C- 11,1111111 Highway Automotive, Ph. 323-3550 c. ORB SAVE $p.il.l _____ 18-140 - - SAVE - - Auto TransmIssions.ArCoidIlonlng Tuni-ups-Brakes.Pa4nt-And Body Work L.TNE.fl$ ORB _______ R". $Imv; ' G"wal Ram . "a ,u0Is . 1`11,1111111111 &W *1095 om- come *lthin a day of . . 10-11 6 Silver 10-11 5 Silver ComPetitiOn will be less than deficiency and blamed contop drawer. struction proced ur es for the on WIULe mat was going i cracks, the firm has here presented Zetlin with a the Bay Area, officials were escited about the start proposed solution, Scaringe said, of of toward the staging of .i the ga mes Aug. 1 tlrough . . Harrelson (I). 12-13 10 Gold 18-19 4 Gold - Canada, Kenya, Japan and II). Oliver 210000004-360 Webster, Robert-Rosenwald Wilder, Tyrone-Rosenwald 1 - . i-IRs- 12-13 6 Bronze - pft•q staged Immediately following Games Is that with the United States, West Germany, t he Games In Moscow, Who on the 71-day disabled LzXCefOfl 12 2) . 3) Gaines, Tony-Sanford Middle STANDING LONG JUMP:. 10-11 4 Gold Dellafield, Lelia A.-Goldsboro 1213 3 Gold LaFoy,Kayleen-Goldsboro I)avIs,W;inda-Crnis Smith, Milton-,Sanford Williams, Willie B.-Itosenwaltl Adelson, Marcia-SCARCitizens 200 METER DASH: Edwards, Carroll---SCAUCitizen.s 400 METER RUN: * Helms, Ray-SLt A I 000 DDO I 0o__ I a 0 * Milwaukee, Oglive (17); Texas, - Olympic Track Trials Begin In Oregon Today ___ * - Carton. - Phil 12-2; - ' 14-15 3 Silver an alternate Olympics to be followers of the Olympic but that's a question our attorneys will ha ve to answer." 13; Pioneer League. and 00 032 Wx- 0 13 0 Kenton, Augustine CS). Mitch ell (7) and Martinez: Medich SOFTBALL THROW: ____ - &g Transaction's 14-15 2 Gold The initially will pay for the repairs, which a consultant, Dr. Lev Zetlin, of the New York firm of ZetlinArgo Inc. will recommend, but Scaringe said the state would go to court to recoup EUGENE, Ore. (UPI) an estiwted In Moscow bu t within a period the money While stars from across the that that might attract many 1300,000. country rolled into thiscoilege Olympic competitors, "I'm sur e we wi ll ttake today for the start of the especially in track and field, them to court)," he said. nine-day track and field swimming and basketball. "That's where we'll go. that's trials, talk persisted In the where we'll end up. It may go The feeling among flMY to some arbitration process, San Francisco Bay Area for PhI) 41.. Basketball behind the move to -stage America. LIege. - °• Detroit - Named Don Chaney Tx 11; Pores, los and Ogllvio, 15ip coach. alternate Olympic cornNil 44; Armis, Oak 41; Cooper, Portland - Siin.d corder Tom pe tition. They envision track NIl 4 Owons and field at Stanford's 8,0O0 $$s5on Basis seat stadiwn, swimming at National LIegeS - Mcrene, Soccer Now York (NASL) - Signed the famed Santa Clara Swim PI" 39; LIFIore, Nfl 34; Collins. On 21; Law. LA 20; forward Darryl Ge. of Oakland Mills High School of Cokimbia, Club and basketba ll in either 5sf?, Nil 19. HinderMd.,heal -year confrad;r&posad the Oakland Coliseum Arena Le&e $Qp, O ak 3; Wfl$ofl, KC 27; mconditionaIly rodiles Don Ebert QI! the San Francisco Cow Cnn, Sea 21, Wills, Ten II; ind Vidal Fernandez. lombry, lilt and Randolph, The scheme is well Dallas - Signed linebacker - * * H 4 433, S TOTALS TOTALs 401 III III OR LANDO SUNSHINE III HULtCOIN A1AaB ASH B TV 111 1rSd7 75, RlCkae 431 "' Al'H B IIM 1'I i $ Nsfls. ii DiOtbifiS I5 I Tucker ,•, 11S 311 McDonald 3 Palmer 111 Mangy MMIKSICS 411 HIMaI-d III $3 II 14 TOTALS a I 6 Ssudsmlr 2) 31 II Small 115 SIMINOLI Patrick 34s I dimmer 32 cock" 3 14 Lym 36 AS 4 H , • Ciigsr III Speits Al B H 4 I S Bawls • TOTALS 2$ II 71 TOTALS 21217 Williams Luzinskl, ST E0 isoutetl.UnftedStates Moire MCKl.ZIi J.11ø1$l I 1.fl t a10e 31 th 12 3$ against thalX ASTtC5l - 5 . 11 F'*.c 2#1 pi,i,., lrSWil as i Miiiii 43310(1 "N 7 I 23 21 22 61 Marrey Roch'str SANFORD AD R H OPT. CLUB III COrON TOTALS 31 24 11 Rick Illovis Sallied In list. Recalled pitcher Dennis Blair San Francisco mayor National League - Sch m id t, Hawaii of the Pacific Coast I) PhIl md Horidrlck, St.L 51; from einstein city F.E.T. ----- victwy °" PIS I II 333 A11 N,tos as i CABLION MIKIIIIS 444 33 " 51194 - 0.76 -~ 2.82 - Jqlsn (flee All4ttirs $fe Dy T• - I4 uxss FNslS $7595 INSTALLED * a oeveiW4tter CV1""3d Tmday - '. ____ 4 43 24 53 215 71.330 los and Mayberry. _____ awa * _ . AIR SHOCKS asawro * Of Al H Pd. 60 232 75 .336 39 214 71 332 Rudi, Cal, Thomas, Nil Vel.z, br fl _____ - .* - * - %via,_ Pøf1OflOflC Toronto 11 JSCkS1(I SHADOWS TOTALS Eastern Division III 7 i - - - Clrnetitun 5 5 TW$SI' I11 01(111l$.t 33I DavIds.n ''I4i,son 31) SI Kh5 III Hampton , TWFS 35I III TOTALS - 43 I SI KIWANIS DOWN" wl""*w 4 1 I GI$dwi;t S I' TOTALS 59''S 4 Kylton ISI TOTAU 39 11 4 Carpsntsr 4 23 Os GIIIfI?R I S S Baker Andws" I I SI Mlks4sr so Youns1w ceta. lassball 61 340 55 225 15 .329 New York (AL) - Placed infielder Fred Stanley on the 21 day 21, 73 14; Carter, Ow Price -- 14 oOff.shoq,jdeq groove for corner-grabbing - NAIL National Conference * Luskski, Phil 15; Garvey, LA and Ron Rldllng, Infielders Craig 14k14 e7wo fibe(giciss belts for good rood __ HONOLULU (UPI) - - COntaCt and hactlOfl Japanese Edge U.S. All-Star' ** Sias White te -.;. . Winter Havbn at Lakeland 57229 71.326 disabled list. Called up shortstop Dennis Sherrlll from Columbus of 61 220 71 323 the I nternational Lea gue. Home Russ p'nIladslplsla - Signed catcher National League - Schmidt, Doug Maggio, shortstop Ken Phil 20; Baker, LA and Dowell, outfielders Dick Gaynor ______________________________ d LIMC4 Weds lvnbry, Salt Ln&x. Mires aa b expicted to be beck In U11110 WiMiv Hiven 7. Daytona Biach I Fort Myers 6. Fort Lauderdale 2 32191 55 301 47 .333 Care w, cii Yount, Nil Remy, Sos Mrplsy, Oak Appearance mmages a win tonight, Wynn Litton Orla, Clew Trinmil, Del Cooper, Mu SlZBeOx13 PLUS $2.17 F.E.T. FOR BFGOCdr!ph Belted VA * - Fort Myers 2. Fort L%uderdale I Wednesday's Results St. Petersburg 5, Lakeland 2 Orson ____ the oervlces of ona of its key * 3 I I Flaffim •"- Vero Bosch 10, Miami A Tamp, at West Palm Beach. ppd. rain Today's Games vestre, Laura-Rosenwald lIankin.,Jami-l{osenwald 50 METER FREE STVLE: Sylvestre, La ura-Rosenwald Jones, Toininy-Rosenwald * Lively 3 I I Sums 42 $ $aw'Yer 3 6 I 19 22 17 33 Tunis, I I I Maxwell 42I TOTALS 91 21 Ii S 9 19 22 5 g GrItfI* I I Banal Western Division TurW KIWANIS I 1 1 2 Sf11151 PAGIS 39 flO Ciaif. P511117 I I 30 31 21 75 Al I N 1 11 flab, III Al I N 113 $9 leN *II $ 11 Ildrd 35 I .322 Edm'ton 7 7 24 19 Il 59 Wr$1 61 225 72 .320 San Diego Reitz, St.L 4 II Mudge 3 12 1 1 Censest 4II - 7 6 IS 17 15 57 Nelson AIkIII DavIs 4 1 I Sartsr 3 1 1 Nas.iu Tmpitn, St.L 6) 247 51 .303 San 3 . 4 12 Joss 5 9 17 22 16 46 NIH Hines. I I I Francs 4II I I I Chmblss, Ati 40 233 71 302 • NOTE: Six point s are awarded Ward • I I 4 I S DISM Is$sr II S 4II Crmarte, Mil And.ns 4IS ISITOTALS *3124 59226 66.301 ferawln.andon.b.nuspolnt fer liISr Mclrde, Phil 47 196 59 .301 421 Urwls III uidn ° 1 Dv$s every goal scored with a Rcttards, SD 61 231 4 ,3, TOTALS 44 II II 1111is1S $ 1 I anlHima ____ • maxImum if three per some. ir a I S Rich Plarn 4IS 533453 I.It . A merican l.sagvi _____ 'iI1I 4 I S 1lsgsI larry's Chevron 2 55 OASI$Pc?. III 41s SMlitor, Nil 11190 66.355 Hrrndz, St.L Smith. LA Cruz, I-Iou Hndrsn, NY ______ , 36 33 .333 41'~ Sanford Optimist Club notched an 11-3 win over Kiwanis. Vera Beach 9, MiamI 3 Cosmos City (Martin 7-3), 1:30 0 ____ ' - . ,. _ , Is 26 * ___________________ p 42 - _____ ________________________________ - Ft. Laud. p.m. ~ - WnCrHv.n Stromberg Carlson 146; Hamp's Angels notched a 10-4 win overSeminoleAuto Machine; Westgate TV tuned in for a 17.5 romp over Rich Plan; Page's outslugged Kiwanis 11-4 and Ill-I im.w see Central Division •.ui. • SmI* Ill Tulsa 4 I S 1Yes 9 S 19 15 17 71 PSSdatVls COASTAL KiM Milwaukee (Travers 4.3) at Minn. 1 C. lisollI POWIB 6 9 23 25 19 152 Texas (Allard 0-0), 5:30 p.m. Ill Al H B Atlanta 5 9 17 30 II 44 G.Ienest$ 3 I S Hartaeu 101 Gordon Brown 1 I I Friday', Games CllIiss Dallas 5 7 16 19 15 13 Ingram Warmack $• i 3 of ImliB I SO Dngarts.i ' California t Boston, night 155 Western Division TOTALS 3411 II 11Y1I Brown 3)5 Deysi II S Oakland at New York. night tAcO,,,,,, Seattle II 2 35 12 26 110 acki.. 315 AI$Srd III TOTALS 11 4 4 $eattle at Baltimore, night in 355 Wilds LAng. I S 21 17 15 64 III Detroit at Chicago, night Andersen II , Van'cver 7 I 19 20 16 il RICH - H111mam WUITOATI 3 I I Roberts" I5 2 Cleveland it Minnesota, night Portland 4 11 16 77 13 39 PLAN TV 111 Weeks III Milwaukee at Kansas City, AS AS I H Conference Illoxy Al B H I S I McGavley 21 I . P5,ti night Mats. McCall 4 1 2 3 I I Eastern Division scarelb., i s i West Toront o at Texas, night 1 irswn 421 TOTALS 1J74j III w t. OF GA Ip Pis Mergen III LfltIss 4 11 $5 TOTALS Tmpa Bay 10 6 31 29 26 II lauder I I I .. 3 50 Ft. Lud. 10 6 2 26 21 Il Pallet C$$al ,, III Major LIalve Lladers I S I j.,,.,, SalWedNs.sla,Aufl.rtty III Ill i-i N. Eng. 6 10 25 33 21 57 Huonan By United Press intern ational bruised III PttilptMa 3..1S..II. .14. .11.. .29 Msrgai I S I rn.,a.,., 4 41 RICH LARRY'S CenfraiDivlsion kIng PLAN CHIVBON 1•5 acii (based on IN at bats) 411 Chicago 12 3 35 21 31 103 TOTALS *311 Al H B AS H I National League * S Women's Tuesday night play was highlighted by lJoyd's 15-1 victory over Flagship Bank. Other games saw Shadows down 30 29 .435 '3", 26 41 .359 South 1IF California (Martinez 1.2) a New York (Figueroa 3.2) , III C)sLsssardlalll Adosck*eal.s Lakeland (age) (dlv) (medal) - In other men's action Tuesday night Coastal Power made TRACK AND F'IEU) good use of nine base hi ts to no tch an 8-4 win over Sanford 50 METER DASH: Housing Authority while Rich Plan, pounded Larry's Chevron Walker, Eric-/tlt.anionte 19.6. McNeil, Rosalee-SanfordGramniar 35 32 .322 91,13 34 32 .515 10 s Petersburg at Daytona 31), 2:15 Beach Fort Myers Veto Beach p.m. Ch icago (Barrios Ii) at Tamp, et Fort Lauderdale Nest Palm Beach at Miami Toronto (Leal 1-1), 7:30 p.m. - I I S I Lassltsr I I I Istiipf St. Pete Tampa Mimesota (Jackson Ill Wash4.øsn 1 1) Tindall a Thwrsdays Games (All times EDT) Detroit (Schatleder 75) at nouscher 11 of 1a 01 $I $I KlIchooks SWtlnl&PM #S to Texas 8, Milwaukee I Detroit at M I n n,p p d.,w e t r"sive , an Peffpo ance ______ - L I. . * Curtis Hold" Toronto 3, Chicago Ii 2nd - lot BfdSsrd 61FGoWdeh p In the Sanford Junior League. Knights of Columbus battles Kiwanis at 7:30 p.m. tonight atChaseParkforU.econd half title in theSanford Junior League. Kiwanis the first half andwassath ngalongwith an 18.0 record Monday night. But Knights of Coht.mbua pulled off a .4 upset win and the two tains finished Ins tie for first place in the second half with identical 04 marks. If luwaids wins tonight, It wins the lenue title. However, a victory by :cnlghts of Columbus will force a double-elimination city championship tournament between the two (35Th3 nut week. I5 1. I I S Walsamsn 316 KnlghIS of Columbus Iafacedwt th havingtorepeat I I Iftow Lee M. MiriMs 3 I I •ti I S Murphy 24 S Hartman Knoxville at Chattanooga Memphis at Nashville FLORIDA STATE Norm W L Pct 05 Dtna Bch 43 23 .662 - West Palm Beach 3-2, Tampa 1-3 11yB4 gam. - the biggest upset - - * Dixon I £ Repeat Upset? Charlotte 11/~ Vefo Bch. game I CLIM LIONABO ADCOCK SHILL ROOFING Al B H Al B H Charles II I N.wsnt 115 A. MsrIhlo I 5$ Oraalm 332 4 5' 30 31 .492 Texas Williams, Willie B.-Rosenwald (name) (group) - Toronto S. Chicago 4, Ist Winter Haven S. Daytona Beach 4 werw S S 25 29 .491 10 West W L Pct. 05 39 23 .629 - • 25 METER FREE s'ryl.E: High -flying Orlando Helicopter put on a big run display in Tuesday night's Sanford Men's Soft ba ll League play, soaring to a 22-7 victory over Sunshine TV. L- (7-5). Thomas. Matthew-Rosenwald HIGH JUMP: Helms, Hay-ScC -. - - 35 33 .313 6 30 33 .476 9½ W Plm Bch Fort Myers 32 35 .457 10 Texas 25 34 .452 11 LLOYDS 21 41 .369 15½ FLAGSHIP Seattle 2$ 35 .444 p', Miami Al B H BANK Tuesday's Results Minn 23 36 .410 13½ 3 Al B H I'O Petersburg 2, Lakeiand 1, 12 Mllisr Calif 21 39 .350 17 •I I Innings • Carflen Wednesday's Results 1 1 31 1 Kith - Can Knights Of Columbus ,. .1 PavI - S . Evans 1 AsMrefl 4 I 1 A*SS 4 12 Rape 4 3 I Mitt en 431 Hickman Atlantic Batik Three - - ANTIC SANK BAILBOADINI Al B H Al B H lskSr 23 1 Cart 1 3 Ksr,aa 411 Ballreadsrs •. -- -- GFCy$1(I Armstrong - * - * * -. -., - - •.'p i. a C•? • - 5.rY's.' 1 * singles. * Railroaders team, performed consistently both Wghts. In the two games he had four hits and drove in five runs. It was a clutch, two-run singig by Paul that gave the Railroaders * 3 *J•d24 • -. Chicago Oakland four hits and striking out nin ings. Mic hael Merthie hi t a double for Clem Leo nard Shell and David Wright , Eddie Charles and Sammy runs Paul, possibly the most underrated player on the Baker singled with 6rie out in the .second for Atlantic Bank and scored on a two-out single by Joey Evans, tying the score After Mike Boyd walked to open the top of the seventh, Carr mitchmi _ 30 29 .501 9 30 30 .Sm M stroked a single to left but Boyd was thrown out at third. Mi tchell hi t sacrifice fly toscore Carr and also reached base when the right fielder dropped the ball. Grayson was in. tentionally walked and put. the game out of rea ch wi th a two. Burnett Washington was the winning pliher, allowing just hit Clavelnd Toronto Ken City Mitchell. Korgan went the distance in defeat. . Adcock Roofi ng scored nine runs In the bot tom of the first for a 9-0 lead and Clem Leonard Shell never recovered. - 32 30 .316 IM& DetroIt Albert Armstrong was the winning pitcher In relief of starter - sail a Boston out, twD-run single. andstr1kl1out17whiledrivLngboInefourg.wsswithaplr of home runs and a single.' In Wednesday night's finale, Grayson was intentionally walked twice, popped out while batting left-handed to avoid Miiwauke W L Pct. OS 10 21 .636 33 21 541 7 32 25 .333 7½ New York - - Cam-n rapped a two-out single. Atlantic Bank scored two runs without a hit in the bottom of the fifth, but the Railroaders pulled the same trick in the top of . at Savannah 'East the Bankers and Clay Hickman singled with one out. Scott Waisanen walke ' ' d to load the bases and Baker walked to force David Rape opened the bottom of the sixth with a walk for - Flies In Sunforyl Play . FRISBEE: * -' 'Special Olympics' held the past weekend. Events were held in swimming and track and field. SWIMMING t 0 Helicopter- Y United Pita International Montgomery at Columbus Railroaders and Herbert Dixon was safe on an error. Mike Boyd was hit by a pitch with two outs, loading the bases, before the sixth. title for the second straight year. Adcock Wing also won its Sanford's contingent of'19 athletes grabbed 32 inedals in the * 004 100 05x- 10 14 2 Sahford's 'Special' Grab 32 Medals 6, Columbs S Orlando at Jacksonville * The Railroaders pushed three runs across the plate in the top * of the seventh Wednesday night to post a 14-11 extra4nnkg Blue Jays 54, WhIte Sox 4-1 Jacksonville I. Orlando 3 Montgomery I. Columbus 7 Savannah 13, Charlotte 3 - Ra""Iroaders Rl"de 3 "Extra To Crown. " Duran has reached his potential as a boxer- 29 3$ .433 17 St. Louis at Cincinnati, night Knoxville 1, Chattanooga o Pittsburgh at Houston, night . New York at Los Ang, night 3, Nash ville Montreal at Son Diego, night Memphis Today's Games Phila at San Fran, night Russell (3). Ott; Carl Yastrzemski then singled up the middle, scoring both Wednesday's Results - * Friday's Games Chicago at Atlanta, night third.Thebatter,CarltonFlskjeachedsecondon theplayand ., 41 21 .647 2½ Ja cksonville 11, Montgomery 5 Knoxville 4, Nashville 3 LOB Angeles (Hoolon 6-3), 10:30 p.m. - , - (Second Game) Chcago T oron to * . - down when Ted Cox dropped a throw, enabling Rice to go to Memphis 1. Chattanooga 0 * (5). i .6$1 - 30 37 .44 16 Charlotte Jamie Quirk and Amos Otis combined for five RBI in support of Larry Gura's ninth victory. Gura, %-2, 'scattered seven hits in winning his sixth straight game. runs in'the fourth. Jim Rice doubled and then escaped a iiii - Orlando at Savannah, po rain Houston (Ryan 4-3), 5:35 p.m. Montreal (GrImsley 2-1) at Howe (8) and 'Scloscla, Yeager (Scond Game) sh 100 (X)() 3... 5 2 The teams traded runs in the third, Boston scoring on an RBI single by Lynn, and the Red Sox put away the game with fte6 TueSdays Results Atlanta (Matula 4-5), (9) and Nahorodny. W-Garber_, and -, Carter; Sutton, Sutcliffe (2), Beckwith (4), Hough (6). (24). L-TekUIVC (5-1). 34 441 40 .4W 9,,,~ 44 24 .637 - Son Francisco (Knepper S-0), I Santore. , * 30 27 W est 46 Mntmry American League - but ii never came off," recollected the personable 1 MfI 23 33 .500 3 Nashville 1. 4:06 p.m: and Los Ang Nicosia; McWilliams, Garber - . ___________________________________________________ touched gloves with Duran, but did come close. "I ws supposed to get together with him in Miami, Ili Tekulve (9) Savannah I _ ,,, I' * Wathan. W-Gura (92). -' P4ew Yrk (Bomback 3-1) at chftn'ga . 000 ODO 003- 3 7 3 Solomon. Columbus Diego (Eithelberger GO), ____________________________________________________________ Sugar-quick fists and a lame ankle. Although Santore has met Leonrd, he never - Atlanta highlighted a Charlotte * 011 000000- 2 72 Denny 004 000 000- 4 I 1 300 000 20x- S 1 0 * - Denny, Owchlnko (1). Monge (5) end- Diaz; Gura and (First Game) Chcago * . 1 . - Kan Cly Brown II) Nettles (9) Pinch hitter Lenn Sakata singled in Eddie Murray with one . - 200 012 ODx- 5 5 0 0 2). HR-Oakland, Guerrero Aase. Hassler (5) and Dono.! (1)hue. Cliburn (9); Guidry and Cleve Cerone. W-Guidry (7 3). 1- After the Mariners took a 1-0 lead on a walk and a Dat%Meyer out in t 'he ninth inning to help the Orioles down Oakland. Mike ' Tronto W L Pd GIS triple, Fred Lynn gave Boston the lead with a two-run homer in Flanagan went the WstanLe to register his seventh win in 12 stieb and Davis, Whitt (?). w37 31 the bottom of the first inn ing off loser Glenn Abbott, 6-3. The decisions. , .1 ~ Suet) (6-4). L-Trout (2 7). HR 33 33 .SM 3 homer, Lynn's eighth, scored Rick Burleson, who had singled. Toronto Bosetti (3) 1 Royals 10, Indians 2 Memphis p.m. WY. Ent , Philadelphia (Walk 2-0) at Nashville . (7), Shirley (8) and Kendall. W -Carlton (12-2). L-Shlrley (5- 010100000-291 Southern p.m. 73 Calif Orioles 3, A's 2 before." A. - , Jones (7), Lacey (9) and Heath; Flanagan and Dempsey 000 000 000- 06 0 W-Flanagan (7-5). h-Jones Lynn rm (5) propel Texas. Harrelson's homer was his seventh in a 14-year Aase (4 6). HRs-New York. did the right thing. But it was hard. I never went through anything like it - Whitt. W-Kucek (1.0). LDotson (6-3). HRTOFOfltO. Sea ttle 101 000 000- 2 7 3 Whiff (1). 701 300 Ox-I 111 Bostor Oeklnd Abbott - and L. Cox; Eckersley 010 000 100- 2 7 0 and Fisk. W-Eckecley (3.5) 200000001- 35 1 Bait Kingman, Hamilt o n (7). 1-Abbott (63). HRBoston, - - wanted to come back sooner but they made me wait. And they career. MINOR LEAGUES (All Times EDT) i've Cincinnati (price 4o) at Odando Ch icago (Krukow 4-7). 2:30 (First Game) Ptsbgh Quenberry, KC 11; St oddard, s Los Ang 1. Montreal. 1. night Thorsday's Games and (9) New York Phila S. San Diego 1, night • fifth round as Santore suffered from a barrage of ** . . - Sept.24,1977 in Baltimore Leonard made Frankie his fourth victim enroute to his 27-0 record. The nationally televised bout was stopped in the Keith Moreland's two-run, pinch-hit - Q00 000100-1 Carlton, McGraw 5. "I was patient and I'm glad I was," Eckersley said. "I DOISOn and Foley; K uc k. Garvin (7). McLaughlin (I) and American league Detroit at Minnesota, ppd. grinds. * Chi 14; Burgmtler, Bos game HouSton 3. St. Louis 0 HR-New York, Moreno Boone; Rasmussen, DAcquisto (1). In the nightcap, Murphy started the seventh with a single off four-run ninth, giving Steve Carlton his major-league leading loser Enrique Romo, 3-3, and went to second on Mike Lum's 12th victory. Carlton stnEk out nine to raise his season total to sacrifice. Jerry matthews then hit a grounder to third that 127 in 124 innings and he lowered his ERA to 1.74. Pete Rose Berra threw into the Atlanta dugout, allowing Mur phy to collected his 2,535th car eer single, placing him third on the all. score. . time Ust. Lo unge. Berra (3). San Dgd W-Montefusco 113.5). L-eurris Ishutout of the season with his sixth complete game. PMes 6, Padres I - . "We've been playing awful good lately. And we finally got a - Pittsburgh, land (9), Minton (9) and May. (1-6). 1. W - - . game Hubbard (2); HRS -Atlbflta, - "Beating the Pirates is good for our bailciub," he over the phone from Tom'Sweeney' s Point AfteF __J Lelbrandt, Soto (7). Bair (7) and Nolan; Lamp, Sutter (1) and Foote. W-Lamp 6-6). L- Enos Cablell and Cesair Cedeno each drove in a run and The Braves stand in a vikual tie for last place in tfie West,' knuckle-baller 4oe Niekro pitched a six-hitter t0lead Houston but Manager Bobby Cox believes Um sweep can spar his club. to Its Ilth straight home victory. Niekro, 7.6, earned his second champion and Duran the veteran slugger (55 . knockouts). It needs no hype job. - San Fran 60 $. Garbar (9) and Binedlct. 000 000000-0 -, By United Pi'eu International EiniWIütt belted his first honiei of th e season and John Dennis Eckerstey had two alternatives a pain ii.the back Mayberry extended his hitting streak to 17 games with an RBI or a pain In the backside. He chose the latter, single in the nightcap. In the first game, Rick Bosetti blasted a Eckersley, who had been out of the Baton pitching rotation' two-run homer in the seventh inning to lift the Blue Jays. for two weeks while undergoing treatments for back spasms, . Yankees 5. Angels 0 . . won for the-secdnd lime In three starts since returning May 10 Gralg Nettles and Bobby Brown slammed runs to ba ck and the Red Sox, glad that their ace decided to sit, are siid- the six-hit pitching of Ron Guidry, 7-3, helpinghome New York to Its denly returning to form, sixth straight victory. Th e Yankees also Improved their record "My arm felt strong and the reason is that I rested it for two to 40-21, tops in the majors. weeks," said Eckersley, 3-5, who tossed a six-hitter and struck Rangers 8, Brewers I ' . out eight Wednesday night to lilt the Red Sox to a 6-2 decision Al Oliver drove in four runs, Bud Harrelson hit his first over the Seattle Mariners. homer In three years and Doc Medich pitched a six-hitter to NY 10; Fryman, Mill and Tekulve, Pitt American League - Farmer, Chicago?, Cincinnati o Bradford Nlekro, Camp (7), National League Cinci chcago - ', Seattle On Six Hits - Chi 14; Hume, Cin and 27 35 .435 11 Atlanta 26 31 43 San Diego 27 WedneSday'S Results 000 ODO 000-- 0 6 0 Lelbrandt (6-4). HR-Chicago, 91. Louis Jerry Martin Idt a grand slam to highlight a five-run seventh 101 100 00x- 3 7 Houston Martin (12). and Dennis Lamp, M,and Bruce Sutter combined on an eightKest, Seaman (8) and Simhitter. Martin's 12th Isomer came off Doug ' Bair. Chicago's first 001 100 0013- 5 8 4 nwns; Nlekro and Pulols. WN.Y. 211 201 lox- S 1 1 0 Niekro (7-5). L-K.aat (1-4). San Frn two runs cane in the second on a two-run single by DeJesws off Burns, Falcone (3), Allen (I) loser Charlie Lelbrandt, 6-4. Sutter notched, his 14 th save. 100000004-5100 • ) *and Stearns!, Montefusco, Hol. Phila In the nightcap, Dale Berra's two-base throwing error In the seventh allowed Dale Mut-phy tt score the tie-breaking run for a 5-4 . victory. But Nahorodny, a seldom-used player, provided the sWk for the unexpected sweep. ingredients. Leonard, the young, slick-hitting Son Fran pitcher, worked two Innings and raised his record to 14, while rookIe reliever Steve Howe recorded his seventh save, the Atlanta Braves a 3-2 victory that completed a double- Burns, . header sweep of the Pirates. Cubs 7, Reds 0 Sugqr Ray L eonard matchup could outshine any tangle boxing fans have witnessed. It has all the -- seventh-inning rally. Charlie Hough, Ow fourth Los Angeles ' Pains Eckersley - • Bill Russell smashed a threerun homer to highlight a simm, Jack CUrk had, four hits, three runs scored and one RBI. accomplishment," Nahorodny said Wednesday night after his New Yorkmadef ourerrora- two each by Frank Taveras and ninth,-Inning, ftee-nm double off Pittburgh's relief ace gave - Jose Momno -and four wiW pitches, three by starter Play showdowns in the histdry of pugalism. . Heavyweight demise or not, the Roberto Duran- . Braves Sweep "You know, to get a hit against TeUve is a pretty good boxing ranks Friday's welterweight bout in Montreal takes prominence as one of the premier . T-ekulv6, ,Philadelphila dropped 'San Diego 5-1 and Los Angeles beat to lose his share ofbattles with Kent Tekulve. That makes winning one all the more sweet. - With the continued demise of the heavyweight . . Chicago blanked Cincinnati 7.0, Houston shut out St. Louis BW Nahorodny, like most hitters around the league, figures Favors Sugar Ray Friday IS . . _________________________________________________________ I '0 It . . 4 By SAM COOS Herald Sports Writer - .~. . .- . N . ' Baseball * National. League Roundup S I . R-FS 6A-Evening H.raJd, Sanford, FL American League Roundup I - EnIngHer.,Sinford,Fl.' Thursday,Jun.1,1SO-7A - SP * - C. I . . -, -. -- .- UIS.iOI 9111111111. SM." $ 138 88 * *1 * .1 * FIRE T NE, - SANFORD lit & 17.92 OPEN MON.-IIIIIII! 11W5111 OPEN SAT.I A-MS P.M. pij * * 3220244 _ - - . *- - -* - ' S * * * I .'. * �• .-. s.—.gy,fl.ng nera ia, unwo, H. ft CI I V r .. . r O l %A L.JFILJPi * — - - Infant Tayuanna Shena Sldberry of 1017 Bay Ave., Sanford, died Wednesday, June 11. Survivors Include her mother, Ms. Sharon Sldberry; grandparents, Walter Sid- berry and Mrs. Lula Bell Davis; aunt, Miss Minnie Fort. IiIaI their favorite rsIaurant. - i- We're s Sterchi l' , - th. bottle and b,erby the c.ellksths 3,000.bsriand restrictioceare packegs stares uM.ii On on pren -. cenfb'usd by local STERCHIS in Tune - -• - - S * Ot t S - Nancy JijIlan, Woman's Club of San- * . • center, nresident of the Junior lord while the worn-. :- - an's club pdst presi- S * Li. dent. F.'e Crabtree looks on. The check is to help promote the Sanford Heart Park, a project of the clubwomen. * / / ' . _____ S • by Tom Vincent 19,1980--1 B - .- Nina Lynn Hofmann and Richard Axflhony Dahlberg were Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her married June 8, at Winter Springs Seventh-day Adventist vows, an off-the-shoulder chiffon gown fashioned with a wide Church, Winter Springs. The bridegroom's father performed scalloped skirt ruffle which flowed into a chapel train. Her the ceremony. -, floor-length veil of illusion was secured to a Juliet cap and she The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hofnwnn of carried a bouquet of pink lilies, roses and camellias inLongwood. The bridegroom is the son of Elder and Mrs. Tor tersprsed with torgel-me-nots. Dahlberg of Haymarket, Va. holly Dale Hofmann attended her sister as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Deborah Lee Benge, sister of the bride, and Mary Harold They wore nniI rarri,l dusty sa tin tnwn • . •• .--J rose --*-,----...'••. ...••...'.-.....-'. roses accented wi th fern and forget-me-riots. .10 lean Snider was the best - man. Groomsnien were Nic' Salhancy and Terry Scott. Fllthing the ceremony the bride's parents entertained at a reception for about 180 wedding guests at their lakeside home. After a wedding trip to Sanibel Island, the newlyweds are -----_l_ ---•-•_ .--•_,, 0 making their hoine in 'Chattanooga, Tenn. The bride is a graduate of Southern Missionary College wi th an associate degree in nursing. She is a registered nurse at T.C. Thomps'on's Children's hospital, Chattanooga. The bridegroom was graduated from Tokoma Academy and attends the University of Tennessee where he is majoring in business management and accountihg. - - • - - 9:30 to 8:00 .•.ft fr S - Rig. sise.s SALE - Sanford. •SAI.E $27800 Rig. 154f,tS Cherry finished Queen Anne style desk secretary a book shelf by Maddox. Floor sample. Sanford. SALE $36800' S $11800 Rig. $24t.tS Rig. 7 piece used Contemporary wood dinette Very good condition. Sanford. Sanford, Req. 1435 3 pc. brown & tan Modern bedroom suite wcha ngeable panels a Formica Top by Van. All stores. dillon. Sanford SALE SALE-298°° Reg. $429.95 Used Ci' Traditional Colony Brick velvet sofa. Very good condition. Sanford. SALE $22800 Req. $311.95 Used I PC. dinette set, In very good condition. Sanford. 5 _ _ , 4.. SALE 7 - 88°° .' - — 5 ____________ * Bro wn vinyl swivel rocker a ottoman by Fairfiald. Floor sample. Sanford. - SALE HIØway Automotive, WASH & 9 , $21400 ... lot Fune ral Nofici — PIARSALL,, MISS LAUNII—. Funsral services for Miss Laurie Psarsall, 52, of 111 Brim Towirs, Sanlqrd, who died Wednesday at Seminole. Memorial Hospital, will be Lang Puniral Home dapol In' Delary with Rev. William E limelt elflcl.tlng. S4trIai ate IU date. David Lang Funsröl of S SS S SALE $39800 OFF 00 "- 398 j - - S S - - 5 sT2cu'$r • - S - S - - - sac a ' .. — S STENCHII' --- '•' EVENING ."°,, A MODELS it 0 0 'Zfi.*b STRDtUl't - 5 .wwsi -_ I . $ ' ill mary/esther's 200N.PARK SANFORD S _ - '- PH.322-2343 - S - - ' avei I j tr.%OLcrc4 I WMbQMeW wnIø1Q 5 S5 - PIMb ipjcs Il v Lj " ___ It ALL kft 9i-' OR VJEA' -- 4BV S RN'ERIIF& t dflL Lbkfl4 AjO hDfl - - Mon thru Thurs.10.8— Fri 10.9— Sat 10 6— Sun 12.6 monthly Social Security payinenta. Would the chikirm SANFORD 2994 ORLANDO DR. ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. be able to get any benefltslf something happens to me? ALICE DEAR ALICE You have - 5•S*__55S__s•_• S • S WT thuil,~, $5S dies, the children would get 5 P'$ t Qum, M .. I 4s'fmMm& DEAR ABBY:Myhuaband 5 .1 .(I1sliJ1! -'— __ i' 3Tl&1 covered by Social Security. We have three young childrem I know that if my husband becomesi disabled or SWIRL • 5 - it ' _________________________________ andlbothwcrklnjobs .e 322.7953 1I-- b - 'e It"WrFP.if -, SANFORD' -S.•... * AT HOME OR - - -- I Yd- S .1Iirc!?II OXNARD, CALIF. DEAR PAT: Thank you for a wonderful letter. I received hundreds oflettersfrom those with ass, and all were in complete agreement that no ose should expect the worst and resign him-herself to a S wheelchair. They also told me that telling the children and asking for their help bring the family closes' together. For those who want more information about MS write to MORNING 1100 FR - FREE DEUVERVI FREESETU2I - 2 . FURNISHING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE •_::S - . PERSONAL TOUCII a WYOr1,NY -------—---------------COAT SALE $21800 USE STERCHI'S CREW WITH A for Casual Comfort k.j7 5.:",. '-: BurCWWY COMM vinyl overstwthd wall a%vey rocliar by Bortilin,. Floor sample. Sanford. ALL ITEMS SUBJECT 1O PRIOR SALE - * •: SALE • -— - I I '- Req. - 41! • S pc. Early American dining roam group w. is, Ck2irs, lighted china cabinet by SioyhilL Floor oomph. ________________ I - Req. UCC.CS Blue Early American combination bar a win. coin.? by Broyhill. Floor sample. Sanford. S vane I I - SALE - I EJTUkrD& O%.. Traditional loose Pillow, gold, green, rust blue print sofa by Waters. Floor sample. Sanford. $47500 15% • - Req. $$7. LAMPS S . ' white Brown a beige striped Herculon covered modern sofa by Schwleger. Floor sample. Sanford. SALE ' ; - Selected '.. • * -- ., I,..: _____ * "Two, Four, Eight.. .Who Do — ':_ --, * '' 1DUPO Matching chair. Rig. $31fl SALE $14100, , : - - Req. u3C.fS living Cheerleaders' — , Modern wood A tseth3r finished top ram tables by Ie.ldin.. All stores, AT Summer Camp Set For * MM, hg, Req. $32C.tS Req. $129.95 • S — 00- SALE $ 1 1800 SALE 368°° S $17800 SALE 358 Rig. $ø,s Used good condition full size bedding by Sealy. Sanford, -• ' H-B by Stanley, Floor sample. Sanford. SALE $74900 SALE 488 Req. $IftCS Used 1 cu. ft.. white side by side ref., good condition. Sanford. - Contemporary style $ofa w. rust, brown a beige glometric designs Herculon fabric by Broyhill. 5 Church. Survivors Include his wife, Mary Mor gan, Norfolk; ions, Andr ew and Roland Morgan Jr., bob01Norfolk; daught(rs, Mrs. Joyce Stevens, Mrs. Denise Hlgther, Mrs. Norma Rhin and Ms. Gail Morgan, all of Norfolk; sister, Mrs. Charlene Allen, Sanford; Lucille Walker, Mrs. Millie Jones and Ms. Cora Morgan, ill ci Sanford; 12 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Browns' Paradise Memorial Chapel, Sanford, Is In charge of arrangements. $38800 Rig. $4C.,s Herculon cover. Floor sample. Sanford. $16800 SALE SALE • Rig. UflCS 2 pc. sectional sleeper in two tones rust a brown • MRS. RICHAItI) AN'I'IION DMII..BERG - c. Traditional fruitwood finished bedroom S 4. At Any A SALE $29800 SALE $54800 F1 LI •-:: - Rig. $1,O9t5 Broyhill. All stores. SALE YA Strapless Bra Six, cheers, sideline chants, We pompom routines, partner • younger children. events, pyramtds, and I.00I Great ageliort2litheygotoschool Appreciate" bare and sexy look, f that chant sounds tumbling. Private coaching -! think all her children lull time and remain familiar, you're dating sessions for squads will be should be told. m-ried. She should also contact her u you have a child disabled yourself. The art of conducted each afternoon. Details on registration for , local MS society. Members before 22, your disabled child cheerleadlug has come a long 211.220 E. FIRST ST. ge way since those words this suiiuner's cheerleading will Invite her to meetings, would get monthly ctieci SANFORD bounced off bleachers. camp are available by conput her In touch with other MS long as the disability lai ts PH. 322-3524 For those parents whose tacting the UCF College of Some women manage to look their best at any age. The right victims and provide her with DEAR, ABBY: I chuckled genes help, of course, but some "clock stopping" savvy can a lot of helpful Information, over the letters from women offspring have a bent toward ,Extended Studies, at (305) certainly work wonders too. PREPARED FOR THE with deep voices who were the art, or are now members 275-2123. Start now to rethink your whole beauty approach from head WORST should also read constantly called 11sir" on the of cheerleading squads,'the University of Central Florida ' to toe, beginning with these special tips. The results should be "The Pursuit of Hope," an telephone. on tap a 4-day summer excellent and Inspiring book well worth the effort! My telephone voice is also has DO..apply make-up the "face lift" way. Keep blusher high by Miriam Ottenberg, a misleading. Very often when I camp taught by professionals who'll turn them on with the on cheekbones, from under mid-eyes to temple Lift lip corners Pulitzer journalist, herself a answer my telephone, the latest in sideline antics. person with MS. slightly wi th lip pencil to offset a drooping mouth. cal ling party will say, "May I Cheerleaders of all sizes, I know firsthand about MS please speak to your mothe r, Lightly feather in sparse brows with little upward strokes. because I have it, too. from middle school through My 8. honey?" This happened Always stay with softer make-up shades and cosmetics with a year-old daughter and 11. yesterday, so I replied, 11MY high school, are invited to fresh, dewy finish skip the very bright colors, the rnattee year-old son were told what I mother is 78 years old, and I at te nd the UCF camp July finishes and the heavy frosts. and learn how it's have and how they can help. . What can I do for you' 14-17 DO. moisturize 24 hours a day to combat moisture loss that They are among done, S my greatest helps cause premature lines and dull, old-looking skin. assets. Without'thebr help and Instructors from Universal LITTLE VOICE Cheerleaders Association will DO... color gray hair but always go a bit lighter than your my husband's constant .— IN DENVER . - . original shade for a softer look. Bonus: you'll need touch-ups assurance, I wouldn't be able provide training in new less often. to I Avoid the "one color" look If you tint hair. Natural hair a substitute teacher, Brownie I ilAL1T1 14 I contaIns a variety of shades. leader, team mom for my c. SAT19 - DO... choose soft, flatter ing hairstyles. Those stiff or very son's baseball team and I 995 NO 4' 1-2')G curly do's are hard to wear, hard to maintain. Styles with active In my church and PTA. i flO CObPJ LSA IT 10 4A4QS WAX I manage to keep my home straight downward lines tend to be a drag on your looks. OIJUII l,lud.s oil interior and exterior, bump.r, Utoji4! I' going and keep up a wails, windows, wb..l covers, etc. Hair that's chin length or shorter Is super flattering. Give It mo derately act1 social life. Wave and fullness with a light body perm. 323•3550 I realize that someday I could DON'T...sluinp. Poor posture adds inches to your waistli ne be paralyzed and in a ENOINt CLISANSNO AND PAINTINO. 1 and years to your overall look, wheelchair. But right now I 2613 Orlando Dr. - Sanford (11-92) " As a reminder to stand tall with stomach held In, tie a ribbon am not, and I Intend to use to (4J j( SLA CfYSUR uo TO Bf around your waist before dressing. Make it just tight enough so the fullest everything I have. Every day I fight to keep my you'll feel It w he neyer you slump. . . • . body on its feet and walking. It's a struggle, but It's well worth the effort when I see what I can still accomplish. 5 MOVIS0014. PAT HERMAN, - Rig. $44, 3 Pc. chrome a glass w. brass trim living room modern tables by Silver. All stores. $45800 4 pc. Modern oak bedroom suite w- dresser £ mirror, chest, nits table A reg. or queen tyiWJ/UphI/ ( prognosis. She was debating wider Social Security as your whether to tell her 13-year-old h us bandt about her disease In the hope If you become disabled or that she might be more the alter working long enough cooperative and un- under 8oct61 Security, your derstanding yet she didn't children can get monthly want to f righten or upset her Social Security checks until / Rig. sm.,s Early American bilge tweed fabric La-i-Boy recliner. Floor sample. Rig. s7?.e5 on arrangements. years. He moved to Sanford in 1V7S and wasamember of St. Matthews Missionary Baptist SALE $43800 SALE 1 18°° Rig. SS,,.,S Used 16 cu. ft. avocado ref. Very good con. ROLANDJ. MORGAN Roland J. Morgan, 80, of Route 2,MalnStreet,Sanford, died Monday. Born in Florida, he moved to Norfolk, Va., at an early age and worked as an Interior decorator for many -- Rig. pc glass a cast aluminum dinette set w- 42" gla ss by Winston. All stores. Over stuffed occasional chair In a powder blue ve lvet fabric by' Southern. Floor sample. ,, SALE $29800 ' 0 - SALE from Seminole Memorial Hospital, she was a member of Grace Bible Church, Sanford. She is survived by two sisters, Miss Carla Pearsall, Sanford and Mrs. Myrrhoda P. Dustoor, New York City. David Lang Funeral Home, DeBary, Is In charge of - " Rig. SW.93 S pc. glass a cast aluminum dinette sit W. brown chairs and white finish by Kessler. Traditional oak lighted china cabinet by Broyff11. Floor sample. Sanford 6 colors of occasional chairs In a velvet fabric by American Heritage. All stores, nurse -1 'I - Rig. $34,5 • DEAR ABBY: This Is in response to PREPARED FOR THE WORST, the woman with MS (multiple sclerosis) who was told by her doctor that eventually she would be paralyzed and confined to a wheelchair. How right you were to tell her not Io accept her doctor's gloomy the same rights and benefits OPEN FRIDAY Let us take you-.back to the "good old days" Rig. $4t.5 111111 Rush traditional loos, pillow sofa by American Heritage. All stores. $39900 S MS Victim Leads Active B u sy L19fe .5) tj w S - 1. Nina -Hofmann Becomes Bride Of R,Ae Dahlberg 0, • O •. DeBary. A retired practical • on , Hughes of the Sanford Kiwanis Club presents a check in behalf of the club to , * " with P8AThS ti S • - 0 F -,.' A #,t auD ' When the ride goes off the books next month, the 2,400 SItXUoenmWWonwUlbeabisionUwMWby '• - 1 You ask why they took them and they say, 'Well, we didn't want them to be like prisoners In the camps," she said. 4 - • ¶'4 • "You contact the sponsor and, the sponsor says 'We can't take them. T he landlord won't let us,' or something like that. - - - • HEART PARK — — hI /S At Department of Business Regulation Secretary Dick Bi,roughe Jr. said Wednesday he Is repealing a rule r*Wktft restaurants to liquor sales for on premise ca*wnption because Lbs Lagislatuie refused to provI4iotI*spedflc authority for It. As would be expected, the "quota" license holders, aand package stares, are flUng repeal ci the rule and probabiy will cllall.I*e Burrcuaj* In cut. : RIIIWMRIa with ao-csllid 1RX' - Ior, Iloensu we Inditing on repeal of the rule. IF 1 ----. - . 0* Tania Medina of the United States Catholic Conference said'. there have been refugees whose sponsors realized after taking them that they oWd not or.lidn't want to provide for them' STERCHI'S years, moving here from "Ass result of the withdrawal of the boycott," Winn. — 0 0' S S Mis. IAiffls Pears.!!, 82, of 111 Brain Towers, Sanford, died Wednesday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Born in North Easton, Mass., she had lived in Sanford for seven — TAUIAHASE, Fla. (UP!) Floridians wanting a bottle olboose for a late nlght drink seon will be able to S___________ S JAQCSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) The two and a half. Yew boycott by the United Food and Commercial Workers Union against Winn-Me , Stores Inc. has ended, the Jacksonville. based supermarket chain announced Wednesday. The AThUO.affluated union reportedly made a simultaneous announcement on the end of the often hitter boycott from Its headquarters in Washington, D.C. PROMOTING -' - June * - 0 Thursday, , MM Supermarket Boycott Ends Restaurants To GIve Booze Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, - Browns' Paradise JACKSONVILLE, Fla (UP!) Federal agrfrulture disaster officials say a four-week drought has destroyed 5015'percent of the state's field corn and could wipe out upto90 percent ofthe expected yield LI continues much longer. The officials Wednesday put the estimated loss In corn alone at $3.7 million thus far. Clyde Payne, state executive director of the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service, told UP! by telephone from his office in Gainesville that some farmers already have begun to apply for federal relief. Dials president B. L Thomas said, "the union and the company, while not admitting past law violations, have restated their intention to conduct tutors represen. tatlonal and orptlonal campaigns In accordance with NLRB rules and federal law ..." OURSELVES ,.,JtrraIZ Memorial Chapel, Sanford, is In charge of arrangements. — 0 p • • TAYUANNA SIDBERRY Drought Hurts State Corn * . a F S -. - * S — - DEATHS — - - AREA TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) An official of one of the Largest auto Insurance companies operating In Florida says he does not know If a retroactive reenactment of the state's excess profits law will be challenged in court "We don't even have a copy of the Law and have heard nothing from the Insurance Department," Edward Utley, regional vice president of Government Employees Insurance Co., said Wednesday. "We'll see what the insurance commissioner's Instructions are for reporting," Utley said. 'Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter said he Is going to order the companies to return the dicess profits they owed under the old law, which was thrOwn out as Invalid in a Lit brought by GEICO and o0*rs - . One covers refugees released from camps such as Eglin Air Force Base to sponsors, who then turned them out of their homes. The others were among the earliest arrivals In the sealift. "They never had sponsors. They just Left when they finished processing." At Key West Wednesday there were still a few scattered arrivals of refugees from Cuba. Since the sealift began April 21, Monday was the only day in which there were no arrivals. No refugee-laden boats were spotted in the Florida Straits by 8:30 a.m. today, a Coast Guard spokesman said. ao said the city is feeding about 450 homeless refugees, but there are as many as 300 or more others who don't know the food is available. 0db said city employees were attempting to persuade those "We don't, know where the others are, or where they' have 'appearing for the free meals to go to a refugee center at an old been getting food. If they don't have a radio, and If no one tells Army' Nike missile base west of the city for shelter, the m we are f eeding them, they hare no way of finding out. "We are trylpg to convince them it is just for the night and' "We're'sure the y are out there but we don't know who they they'll not be sjit away (from Miami). But some of them are are," 0db said. "We haye people going around trying to find afraid," he said. pockets of them and tell then.where to go to eat and where to He said the city wants to get the homeless refugees Into one for bribing government Inspectors and selling inferior and contaminated shrimp for consumption in military mess hails. Insurance Company Puzzled -• ._....,..... — —. TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) —Two officials of Treasure Isle Inc. face up to 40 years In pr ison — - ." Shrimp Firm Found Guilty TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) The Ethics Commission says Charlotte County Sheriff Alan LeBeau should be fined and reprimanded for using a county generator while building his house, but that getting deputies to help him was okay. The commission voted-4-3 Wednesday to find LeBeu guilty of violating the public officials' code of conduct by using his position for peraoal gain. It recommended that Gov. Bob Grahm fine him $750 and Issue a public reprinand. The commissioners found former Margate Mayor John Zerweck guilty of a conflict of interest for working for the city's biggest developer at the same time he was in office. They said he should not be punished, however, because he made a good faith attempt to avoid the conflict. They found probable cause to believe Clearwater City Councilman Richard Tenney abused his office to arrange a meeting with Thomas "Tip" O'Neill, speaker at the U.S. Hoot -: m.---4 -- go for shelter. But sometimes they just disappear. Some of place so that volunteer agencies can "come there and study them go into hiding for fear we are going to pick them Up." them, case by case, and see what can be done for them." Ethics Group Gives Rulings • - - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) The supplemental state budget now awaiting Gov. Bob Graham's approval contains pay raises of nearly $12,000 for Florida's seven Supreme Court justices and $302 for the five public service commissioners. Sen. Ken Myers, a Miami attorney !hI-once filed a lawsuit to protect his right to reprent clients before the PSC, initiated the $49,748 salary for the corn. ; rnlssioners, putting them on a par with Dlatrlt Courts of Appeal judges. It is also the same salary paid the lieutenant governor and Cabinet officials, all elected offices. Public Service Commissioners are appointed by the governor. Neither the governor or the commissioners asked for On raise. - ---- - Budget. Boosts Judges Pay - .-. KEY WEST, Fla.(UPI),— As many as 800 Cuban refugees ome rejected by the sponsors and some who never had a sponsor - are wandering the streets of Miami, homeless, penniless and fearfuL 1-1-hey are oasiosiiy sleeping on the streets and there are hundreds of them," says Marilyn Zak, a State Department liaison officer In Miami. Assistant City Managçr Cesar Odin said Wednesday wanan derers, which he estimated at from 600 to 800, fall Into two .categories. - WASHINGTON (UPI) An amendment providing up to $50 million In federal emergency funds to begin repairs to the Sunshine Skyway Bridge over the mouth of Tampa Bay has been approved by the House. A 1,200-foot section of the heidge's southbound lanes fell into the sea May 9 when a freighter rammed a bridge support Thirty-five persons lost their lives when a bus and a half den other vehicles plunged through the gap. Rep. C. W. "Bill" Young, R-Fla., said the amendment provides that if the final cost of rebuilding the bridge exceeds $50 million, the remaining amount will come from the state's Interstate highway funds. -• .- s Approved By U.S. House • .— - _•_t_ tow.4' Miami Streets Home To He1pless Cubans $50. Million For Bay Bridge -. -_ - Thursday, JuM l, 1* I N BR I E F • . A. - -, — Wt4 , Guavantrod r �- I ) - - - - - - ---. •- -- - - •- - - - I - • p ._ - - I - . - - asI I . p BLON DIE I 2B-Evening Herald Sanford, Ft Thwrsdy, June it, D$O MEAT LtAFFROM HIS j YECCHHH7 - i---- I MADE. THIS 1`0 Ir CC" 1 i x, 3kT i by Chic Young : #0 9] ililirlilFil iiiti ii:i I I - 9 11 ) I . -- ?!- flhiTfl\ / - 1; 1. - 1 league (Ibbf-1 - point 63 rOun - by Mnrt WIr 25 Units of Island for jjjJ J 10 Basebatler , , UIUt.lfl9 I 32 Foot vase 33 Pronoun ' 'pronoun • one bear 49 Obeyed 27 Immediately si From (2 wds) river 37 Hoosier state 4 Most unusual 29 City of (abbr.) 52 Successful Phoenicia 5 Southern 38 Margin move 0 Milk (Fr) stale (abbr.) 39 Dye substance 53 Nedhyie 31 Television 6 Small bed 42 Mirth 56 Be wrong award 45 Desert region 7 Newt 57 Trouble 8 Foil of shifting 34 Preposition sand 9 In step (abbr.) 40 Recent (prefix) 58 Noun suffix rT3 ;• ;- r • =No a 12 ill' ME 15 by Art Sansorn I'VE (VT SCwE. BAD wc AC) SOft.k . ucrrrr RA4% (IZXX iiV ru r I A6I( I t' TftJ< _ (ZXV.. VJ'? LL'(N44IWo PSOUT. ) / 1 0 LLL ARCHIE by Bob Montana ER EYES ARE 00 YOU GREEN, HR HAIR IS LOOW AT THIS PIC'TURE OF A MODEL ON Cu SEE THESE CoioRs, iy I SSIS BLUE 1Z_ HERPRESSl IV SET--- 11 r-ZT ______ LACK NO - - - 27 [ 39 - I. - 14 goi - No - V 8q on 40 45 - - Ill aml 51 112 153 2 L----_ - 154 59 1 1 r - - H 82 65 BE.11 - - - RNMEM -- THIS IS ON YOUR PRESENT 51 ME Rol I _ REM I 1 LNUME 0 22 32 AND WHITE " - ______ HOROSCOPE . I I 1\ \ By BERNICE BEDE ___________ OSOL _________ YOUR BIRTHDAY JUNE20, io EEK & MEEK hv Mrwi co imng year are encouraging, provided you don't at tempt to make major c ha nges Im- 7H44Jtr) p Aly Y4,W /4J)j) d d bore you r ea lly try. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Y our splendid imagination pulslvelyorwithouthavingall could play tricks today and the facti. Plan your moves cause ou to y see things as wisely and, above all, be being more negative than PSUflt. they really are. 140k for GEMINI (May 21-June 20) sunshine, not clouds. Manage your resources wi th SAGrrrARnjs (Nov. 23wisdom today, or you Inay Dec. 21) Business and suffer a loss. If you do any pleasure make a poor mix gambling be sur e it Is for ery today. Settle for one or the small stakes. Romance, other. Th e odds aren't wi th travel, luck, resources, - J. possible- pitfalls and career CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. for the coming months are al l 19) Associates whose alms are discussed In your Astro- not In harmony wi th yours Graph letter, which begins wi ll be more of a liability with your birthday. Mall $ today than an asset. Instead for each to Astro-Graph, Box of trying to drag them along, 489, Radio City Sta tion, N.Y. go it on your own. 10019. Be awe to specif y birth AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. date. 19) Duties or responsibilities CANCER (June 21-July 22) cannot be rationalized away Don't ask others to do things today, nor should they be you wouldn't do yo urself, postponed to a later date. Others will foll ow your lead, Delays aren't a substitute for and If It's a poor one, you can solutions. expect problems. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This is not a good day to let Normally you're the type who someone else manage yo lays allthecarthontetable, personal affalrs1 or for you ur to izat today others may have try to direct theirs. difficulty knowing where YOU ARIES (March 21-April 19) stand because you're You and your mate may not reluctant to truly 5P be in the proper mood today to mind, discuss volatile issues. Tble VIRGO (Aug. -Dep't. ) these matters till you each The temptation to spend feel be handled MMIeL LY __._..lJ I_ Y calmly a f I PRISCILLA'S POP I - ó • J Sulilvar. 00 0 0 C) 00 0 0 ® 0 ) 0 o 00 0 ME -0 O 00 ® .0 c- 0 00ç) & 00 C Pt 0 Ooo ___ _____ 0 __ 0 00 0 0 _____ 00 0 • o -p/ o 00 0 J&E ___ ° 0 TOO o tX)NT TELL 0 0 C) 00 ____________________ _____ 0 0go V BUGS BUNNY u0 • _ by Stoffel & Helmdahl 114E MINUTE WAB8IT SEASON ENS ilIAT BUGS ___________ '- 7 . . - 0- l., . - t I ..-~ ____~1_______-__ . 1 North a na logue of glucose. This gel was very successful in trea ti ng a number of women wi th th e problem you have. y doctor might want this reference U he hasn't already son it. . Equity Realty to Michael, McKay et at Un 199 Capistrano 'Co $42,900. Nelson Youngson & Ai,soc to Sock S Lee & wI Ming Parcel 1 S 702.39 ft. Of N ess.e it. of E xpoi It of W " of NE '-'i of SE d of Sec 73 20 79 $40,000. Gerald c Rrn.-in,,. • i .4VUy U .... & Wi Ian, Lot 10 Blk o San Sebastian Hts., Un 2, $40,000. Carlton W. Exum & WI Thelma Lot 16. Lot 17 5 125 ft of Lot 15 81k C Tract 26 Sanlando Springs Daniel J Melvin Jr & Wi Mansoor Ali a portion Of NW 4 Of Madelyn to Earl F Gill 8. wf NW ' of Sec 357029 etc . $50,000 Barbara, Lot 72 01k A Sportsman Diane J Bryson to Antillo F Paradise $79,900 to Richard C Roysum Jr., & Cynthia L. Flores. Lot 62 01k 0 Lk Brantley Isles 2nd Add , $26,000 Southeastern Home Mtg to L erbert A Olson 8. wf Harriet to David E Hernandez & WI Barbara. Un Co Sandlewood Condo $25.eOO Olindo Boranga & Olga to Norval AAnun, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Sanford, Gerald J Childs & wf Mary to V Enterprises to David H Moss Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chumley's, AlLuonte Springs. & WI Cheryl, Lot 27 01k Dreamworld 4th Sec 510.9 5 Emit W Klosinski & WI Sheila to South Volu.sia Sertorna, 7.30 am., Deltona Inn. Byron C Harris & wf Teresa. Lot II 81k A Crystal Shores, $43.900 William T Parks Jr 8 WI Grace Weight Watchers, 10 am., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tauglessood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. RicharcVs to James E Glatt Jr , E 200 It Church, Lake howell load. Valderrama Jr & Wi Carolyn, Lot JUNE 21 u,' 241 01 E 359711 and DINER FRANK NIE S a= .`., p.m., Exposition Park, Livingston Street, Orlando. haven on Lk Harney, $I (0(0) Ruby Realty to Ruby I Comm Pt Intersect of Traverse LIne 8. E Line of Lot A 81k I Rest " 41 1YThIM6,MR DON'T THINK H'j4Y1 MDT' . 'yOU ARE-AND "Young-at-Heart" dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Corn- Inunity Center, Shell Road, DeBary; 7:30 p.m., in- Monda,y Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran j _ .4'.._ ,. w .a._.. ..,,._. TUM3LEWEEDS ' -I__1_ I -_ .,..._ ' 0. -•.-' .---- . - . HEI TTJ IM WARIN'111 FOO1S SO'-vIr UV ATfl.1 HIGH H __ _ FA •w.T ____ • • : wW _ , A U" _ - _ _ EDmJ. ___ . _----TczYrPRcs -• . ,., 9G1.EJ __ _ -- _. $9 Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, SR 436 and SR 434, Altamonte Spr ings. ' $9,100 Ralph Kazarian, 1910 Orlando SIot$ky. Lot 210 Windward Square Sec 21 549.600 R011ingwood Homes to Fred Dr . Remodel, 517.000 Alvin Humiston, 2618 Elm Dr . Addition. $900 - •. . ,. - % . • -. ••.. . ,A.. • Jaycees, 8 p.m. Altamonte Springs. Sanford Sertosna, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Sanford T.atmters, 7:15 a.m., Rich Plan offices, Third Street and Magnolia. Guests welcome. wint Springs Sertoma, 7:30 sin., community center, North Edgemon Avenue. L ThURSDAY, JUNE 30 - 8:30 ) . . . . - • it- 4677 - • .1 - ,. ....... , - • -- - .. ot - -. . " .- ., • . • - . •. . - - -. . .-. . . . - •. ,, . . , ,. --- . . -- . . -- UI - l ME 7 4 -,;~~, t~ilii~~~~ I 10:30 HOLLYWOOD OLLYW0ODSQ ALICE (8) 430 a 4. SIX MIL LION DOLLAR MAN 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 5:00 1- Q THE 000 COUPLE 5 , 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT ? LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (B) 5:45 11:30 ) 17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) U BARNEY MILLER llarr,ey assigns a police*ot-rrarr wilt, a ii 1 7MYTIIF1EESONS 4 10 OVER EASY 550 logether these days 11 ~ Jo~ 51 DREAM Or JEANNIE 4 1 MISTER ROG ERS (B) II 9PTLCLUB 0 4 NEWS 04 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 555 O'4 DAILY DEVOTIONAL -ii (J5)( LOVE ((iCY 34( 0 ) V I PEOPLE ,Stcuteij of lurilenig anounri wili'i a 4 (101 LOOK AT MEIMONu serlaledpntienrt ICCIII3 I (34( 10) ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL II 9:30 A I, 8EMI-T000H Billy Clyde arid Shake lump onto the tierideagon to help Barbara Jane campaign In, an unusual politician 10:00 1 5 , 0 KNOTS LANDING .i R Ewing threatens hu$ broth.r Gary RE *Ili] blackmail chart Gary moves to prevent oti, stroqe oil drilling about A A A to begin near Knots Landing (B) 7 ' 20/20 lii( 5) NEWS 10 BILL MOVERS' JOURNAl. A Conversation With Carlos A p FuenIei" Bill Moyer. talks with p 4 10:15 ((l7)uP3TMRS DOWNSTAiRS I osIant Thunder ' Undorcurronli tension a,. CrOCled 10 lb. house fiolni wh James leaves hi5 lathe, tO Comfort yIa LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 11:30 FISH I Get Second/PLATTER: 0(730 NEWS 5 DAVE ALLEN 10 Jean Glenn, 1101 E 7th St. Buy One 10:30 V-1. PEOPLE 11:15 I for ONLY I 0:) _ UU - I 0 tgI'& . - -4. I r i Coupon expires: June 25 , 1510 Noi valid with .,ii5 other olte: / SEAFOOD SHRIMPo Buy One ' Get Second and FISH I :for ONLY PLATTER I$100 ' 0 . I j -. II - Coupon expires: June is, Not valid with any other offer. 1550 SEAFOOD is OFFER COOD IN ORLANDO AND SANFORD AREA ONLY "". 11114112 0, 123 ISIS CM THUIL - -: 530 UA'SH I 7 Q FAMILY FEUD 2700 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 1792-) Sanford [I - 0 $ 11:00 8, 4 HIGH ROLLERS :7 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED (WED) STIVI MASTIC - - --- W 1i ~_ ! ~ ~ l~ ~ 1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l~ ~I ~ w~i , I , 1 0 MY THREE SONS 9 ALL IN THE FAMILY 1I.( 5) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (34(10) SESAME STREET )Rl ' 11 (17) THE FLINTSTONES 5:40 12 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE THE '805 This Special ea(iionis lhu , [1j1I 1 ,)EP€S1J I 2101 W. ColonIal Dr., Orlando 220 S. Semoren Ilvd., Orlando $45 W. Orlpnd. Ave. SInter Perk 40$ Hwy. 434 Altamoqsto Springs L_u Pic's Ploza, lorn Park 5503 W. Colonial Or,, Plea Hills £. ColonialDr., Orlando7145 5. Orangs Ilonsom Tralli Orlando rk -' -- 0 4 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 7 Q MERV GRIFFIN 12; (17GIILIGAN- S ISI,AN() . a 4 00 9:30 12 )i 7)GREEN ACRES it(.9 35 LIVE (34 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY (TI) .Aa~ft '0UATlNG ANDO IN ___ - 1 2; 17 FAMILY AFFAIR (MON) :7'O TO BE ANNOUNCED(FAI( (FRI) 7lQnLy THE JERK fl 35) HERCULOIDS (FBI) (10) SAILING SAILING (FBI) 10 til (I?) WORLD AT LA RGE (MON) 5:30 9:00 0'4 - NBC MOVIE Cry Of TThe,IPOSUUMI!RSEMESTER BEVERLY HILLBILLIES lrrniiicenit lPnenrn,es,.l Rod Taylirr IooIliaFie to inivesligate a dentist 11 )35) FANTASTIC FOUR (THU) 10:00 0L4CARDSHARKS (it ~15~CAND,ID CAMERA (3,4 El) ROGERS (8) 17 MOVIE 5:15 (10) THE GOOD NE IG HBORS Home Sweet Horn. BOY (WED) 1 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 17 MOViE 14 ( 0) SESAME STREET (A) , (17)MAVERICK(THU) Ill) 3.30 11(35) SHA.ZZAM (MON( 1$ (351 BIRDMAN / GALAXY TRIO (TUE( it (iS) SPACE GHOST .' DINO 9:00 U'4 - DONAHUE 5:10 risen,, Schpme 10 catch the culpnil LAST MITI 'AP' TV" PLAZA I J (34 10 REBOP :12; 17 LU SHOW (TUE. T HU( II,., rirarisiriri is hugged arid (jev'ses an PAINTING (FBI) 7 00000 MORNING AMERICA -il 9 MOVIE _ 5:00 7' U MARCUS WELBY, U 0 MIlL IIMOISI - ____________ FRIDAY- (3410 SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS (TUE.) 34( 0) SOUNDSTAGE EDI 34 (19 HENRY MOORE (THU) (34 1 10 MAGIC METHOD OF On - - (17)FUNTIME U - I - TODAY (MON) .nrit iti'toi..r,,I t,iunile 990 ALL SEATS - Greater cminofe Toastmistress, 7:30 ''1 Altamonte Civic Center. Seminole Rebekab Lotte 43, 1pm., Odd Fellows Hall, 107½ Magnolia Ave., Sanford. _______ MONDAY, JUNE30' University of Central Florida NpWtI2L*UVI will of amIivtil. (nmtrnitv CnIIee. 9 am. 10 000fl to 'iran' nieels his mah,lr ri a tiei,tifui N ' _ 41OoDY SSEv(uON) 8:30 iinrja ,'iemarir, - RaIty Caughl' L 0CM (a. ntonc,'- a ' Tue so iCt Ways 119611 Richid Wiilma,k 14 (10) PROBE Ar,. Criminals wit,. and children 7- 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL II ~11~ LEAVEIT TOBE,AvER 8:25 0 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA 1 - 00000 MORNI NG FLORIDA I Parblestone PLAZA I MOVIE 50 CAPTAIN KAP4GAROO II 35NEWZOOREVUE (34 10 VILLA ALEGRE (R) 12; 17 HAZEL The Pl,,iiijib4(k 3:20 lit's arid a marital mi,-up I? his I 3:00 1' 0 GUIDING LIGHT 8:00 M,ii,r,,, o fl- (17) 12; (17) FATHER KNOWS BEST 11 ( 5) TENNESSEE TUXEDO Plotne (tarn,. , (3 WI i tqq1 (haiie (Thy Jack Carson Air ocean voyage 22 81k 21 Dreamwold 515,000. Elsie Menendez to Elbanco Realty Lots 73.24 & SW 43 ft of Lot A Lake Minnie Est. 5150.000 Michael S Alexatos Tr to Treetop Pro*rtles, lot 1-2 Entxmlnger Farms Add 157.000. Olin Arnie Homes to aid sgl, Lot 2 Cluster C Stirling Pk Un 21, 54l,S0O. Zenon A ClimIcs 8 WI Irene to YocIul P Chang I wt Patricia, Lot 71 81k 4 North Orlando 2 Add., Langwood Rotary Club, 7:30a.m., Quality Inn. Al-Anon, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road,,, No 0" - Or, Reroot, $3,500 P" 7:30 2:40 70 MOVIE 2:30 8,4 ANOTHER WORLD 11 (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS U 4 TODAY 7. 9 0000 MORNING AMERIC. 7 Q NEWS . university students under direction of Jerry Gardner. craigLiggstt Nancy I. Spray, 203 Bracishaw & wI Let ha, Lot 7:25 0 8' TODAY IN FLORIDA 7 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 2:10 is complicated by mistaken idenli AS THE WORLD TURNS $' 7 Q ONE LIFE TO LIVE ; (10) CONCERT NIGHTS (MON) 241 10 NOVA (TUE) 4 (10) JAZZ AT THE MAINTENANCE SHOP(WED) 110) SOCCER MADE IN GEPMANY (THU) (34 (10) FIRING LINE (FRI) 00 2:00 the Air Fonit' iS a travel Club Mork doris a uniform arid becomes It Mtk Tnomork WI 1(. (35) MOVIE Homanc,. On Tb,. H.gh Seas (CI (19481 Doris 2:00 0 4 THE DOCTORS 7• o 4l TODA Y 10 MORNING NEWS GOOD MORNING AMERICA PORKY PIG AND FRIEN DS io9 SESAME STREET (RI 12; 17 FUNT1ME 0 4 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 7OMORK £ MINDY Thinking tiriaricial reponler it. his search fo, the ifralOri Liehirid Ihe ilejittis uI his (THU) 6:55 7 00000 MORNING FLORIDA ti."t Iloiai,it eorthJ, (1) Robert S GIIss & wt Betty to Rich ar d - HOUSE -i I I7)tEws becomes a Major obstacle to [rio p1ned marriage to Ashley Long. Kurzon Inc. 307 Pin. As' ResIdential, $17,500 Harrison Vandersllce, 2004 Rackley & wf Katherine lot 112 Addition. 5.300 pus. Open to area high school, community college and by Kurlon Inc . 300 Pine As', Ramblewood. $54,800. 6:54 1:35 .12; (17) MOVIE Last Of Tb,. Fast (.urrs 119',81 Jock Mahorriy Gil ERT (MON) (io) SAILING, SAILING (TUE) NC 4 ( 1OCOOKlN' CAJUN (WED) 4 (1( ) OLD HOUSEWORKS 7 0 A ROAD TO THE WHITE ii- Dani,'ls and Lorry Gatlin 7 0 BARETTA A gang of .'ccap'1 iivenie ccinvrcts hoiCti u 'ii a" ,,ba,iilone,I (iliirrt arid ,uni,ten1 by police lorre Patella iii nr,.ii, them escape (Ill (1) 0 THE WALTONS Religion Jiianin,a Pellet An Anrerican living in, irelairut ie(eives help tnrirn a 1:30 iOisoo CO 4 (10) AM WEA THER 1:30 Residential, 517,500 Complete Interiors to Brady L 6:30 U I TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 ED ALLEN 12; (17) NEWS 1:00 0 4 TOMORROW Guests Char 7:30 Delco Inc. to Robert C Steger 5, MagnolIa Av, Remodel, $500 Pacesetter Clubhouse, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. 'Al-Anon, 6 p.m., recreation hail behind StrombergCarbon, Lake Mary. TUESDAY, JUNE 24 UCF Sununer Band rtbearaala start,7 pm., Music rehearsal ball on University of Central Florida cam- -- -_ - Capistrano. $ )00 The Babcock Co 10 Maxine p Un 3, 523.000 6:15 ii (17) THE ATHLETES (MON) Mexico's leading rs0snli$t and CrItIC Dr Cann, 102 Brierwood, Pool, WI Michele, Lot 113 Winter Springs Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First Si, Sanford. ______ 'I Repairs, $2.400 Lewis & WI Sue, Condo Un 94 , SURPLUS - STORE et WIThOUTA -- ZOONIES;. by T. K. Ryan • . -• _ Eva Mims, 917 Holly As', WinIer Springs 0ev to Delco. Inc. Lot 115 Winter Springs Un 3, $23 Altamonte Springs. Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. • • one sP1ka.s •_______ -1, • mm's ' Harold Bradley, 125 Bethune Cr End Carport, $300 Schneider 8. WI Eva Lot 1 815 0 " - Ruby L Nicolais& hb John et al to Donna H McCotter, N 70S.60 II Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal S&"wieII Cove 3rd Sec'. 573.000. PIA$r THIhio EcIs carport $900 Richard Perinchief, Lot 727 Carriage Cove. Awning , 5370 IQCD) Candy Lewis to James C MONDAY, JUNE' 2.3 Seminole Roseala Ortega. 2300 blarIwell Haven on Lake Harney. $100 Camelot struction. Open to public. Anthony Quinn TIC TAC DOUGH 0 1) THE NEWLYWED GAME j Q 1 1 00.000 NAME THAT TUNE 01' 35MAuDE 10) DICK CAVETT i12 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY 7:0 BENSON 1h,.r,ori 1:00 0 lT DAYS OF OUR LIVES ) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 7' ALL MY CHILDREN ft ( 5)DIUAHI & FRIENDS (10 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (MON 4(I ) PHOTOGRAPHY HERE'S HOW ç,TUE) 14 (1 0) FRENCH CHEF (WED) 14 (10) ANTIQUES (THU) (1 0) BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL (FRI) 6:10 12; (17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU. FRI) 12:00 10 CBS LA TE MOVIE i USI '' life i 1956 kirk Douglas • (1J) (17) HOGAN'S HEROES l980(Rl) i ii )MOVIE 6:45 JOKERS WILD (U1 5) SANFORD AND SON 10) MANIL / LEHRER REPORT M t ongazel. 7J02 Sanford Av. Paul DeveIder, 1871 Sumrnerlin ISIS I Amended Plat 81k I of Rest Av, Residential, $5.500 Haven on Lk Harney, $11,000 Shoemaker ConI 106 H Miller I. Sons t Guido Maplewood Rd . Patio cover. DeMaio 8. wf Helen. LOt 6 01k A 51.000 N. M)Ttle Avenue. Altamonte-South Residential $20 988 Of W I 1 ft of E 3S9 70 of Lot A Sanford Big Book AA, 71)111., Florida Power & Light, 1:j11i IT'S NICE -IaEuEvEnIco 1 (SEAR TO SEE-YOU 'IOU T' WORRY, AMP! WIGH I COU.D fi mpa AND 6AMCY WALK BUT WE'RE SAY THAT ABOUT INSIDE FOR 11 Of VITO tfl PRETTYG000AT f1ELFYfITHA9MUOi A MOMENT, lt,deflhial. $20 570 Sant Airport, B Bldg 310. Elevator $'000 Nicolais & William O Tomlinson, Minnie Drive, Sanford. . - • . - iiii tirm [j 1 FLOIER6S- AND flI WE . CAL., fl .H- . Ify . - 1W LiV OR 'I . :' . byBobThavs ' Lot A 81k I Amended Plat 01 III I o f Rest Seminole AA, 3 p.m., open, halfway house, 591 Lake ) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE rip. way5 people are finding to get Dan Way in( 707 MVay Dr 0 All Breed Dog Show and Obedience Trials, 8am. 1.08 South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, • Nicolais & William Tomlin son. S 7011 of N 725 8 ft of w Kopel. So, East did shift to the hearts. West's 10 knocked t f dummy's Elgurs, Inc to Mihapl A S(hbh 8 Da n Way- In( 2(14 McVay Dr 10(01 Crystal C Lewis to Ruby L Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple deuce of TancjlCwood Sec 3 replat, $ 1.500 Residential 520 70 (QC 0) Ruby Realty to Crystal C Shalom, Providence and Eikcam boulevards. Music by mond or club. HCrry C Wilkinson 8 wt F llpn to Marilyn 5 Jenquin, Lot I? (Ilk 0 Dan Way Inc - 706 McVay Dr. Lewis same as above $100 SUNDAY, JUNE 22 Then East saw that a shift to the deuce of hearts would be a winner If West held the 10 or may be even the nine and If West could get In with a dia- 5.49900 - Den WAY in( - 302 Sanora 0r I/esidenuial. 520.570 Central Florida Kennel flub American Kennel Club 7:00 0(4) FACE THE MUSIC ( THU) 4 I 0) BEN WATTENBEAGS (THU) 0 U COUNTRY CARNIVAL (FRI) HEALTH FIELD 0 SUNRISE 11 (17)LISTEN(MON) 1F50 Y 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS The Angels investigate a haurrtJ parapsychology institute to pursue a murder ous ghost and prove that a trieritI of I3osly s is being swindled 4:55 Ii (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Coted Inc 1 Crystal C Lewis P08 Lot A 815 I Rest Haven on guests, Maranatha Pentecostal Church and Tom 6:30 43 (I) NBC NEWS Il) 0 CBS NEWS (l) ABC NEWS 5NDYGRIFRTH 2-4 10 OVER EASY Guest writer Anita Loos (CC) (R) 12; (17)1 LOVE LUCY HEALTH (WED) 13 (10) THE VICTORY GARDEN fi (4) PORTER WAGONER (TUE) 0 (.4) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) 0 4 TE WILBURN BROTHERS mother announces that she has found romance and 's heading for the altar and Florida IR 9 ABC NEWS 1j 5 WILD, WILD WEST i.2 17 MOViE Angel Face (1953) Robert Mitchum Jean Simmons A spoiled heiress is rssponibi to, the deaths of those close to MORNING SANFORD Skinner Club of Orlando. Free to public. 6:00 fl (4)(i) 0 (DO NEWS 35 DICK VAN DYKE 10 ZOOM (B) j 17 ANDY GRIFFITH - (1 0) HERE'S TO YOUR O4) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) ests Gregory Peek Robert Fastdn Martin Mull Judith ElIegeri RI 0 THE JEFFERSONS Louise s I o,sr Corn,. 11( 1 7) MOVIE (hail 119621 ()onis Day Our btijiISon Art iinScrupulcit j s business Maurice L I o kt'art 8 WI Abigail, Lot 8 01k 3 ,srnend ed pl at of tt add to Mineral Springs P1 Roberto Jolinston&wf Florence, BUILDING PERMITS lake Harney. $1 00 11:30 V(4)THE BEST OF CARSON EVENING ,7j Q RYAN'S HOPE 4 (I 0) CAME RA THREE (MON) 43 (10)100K AT ME (TUE) 6:00 -. to Lot 17, 81k B Bever ly Ter#ace 0E 0 AS Mirror Lake First Add $911300 Civic Center. Various speakers and performers; 11 (17)LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE . THLJR5054YJ _____________________ .iiPSts are made umn only 21 ii" i,.nil of all reported crimes iii Thin ila host Chris Dudley Casselberry Youth Association, 3:30 pin., Sanford _____________ ___________ Lot 9 01k I North Orlando Tereace Set I Un I. $47000 Patrick J O'Hare & wf Margaret SanfordAAWomen'sGroup,2p.m.,1201W.FlrstSt. Co Community 12:30 - 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW mi'nI iifticiaI wilt discuss ediy George B E mig & wi Dorothy to AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran - Russell H Martell 8 WI Pamona, it of Lot 1281k A South Fern Park, Gr.nwood (aSpi Urn I 5.38.000 "l'wh for Youth," sponsored by Aaron Richardson "How can I beat this hand?" ' of DeBary, 8 p.m., (liurth, Casselberry. the king. It didn't do him any good. East was looking at all the high hearts and aumed that South would not open a notrump with no face card In ei ther major. Th en East asked himself the $64,000 question: Runge tot 67 Brookhol(ow $100 Derrick F Olsen 5. wf Helen to 3rd Add , $178,900 East(%OOf, S d Un S. $100 Teresa P Brogan 8 hb Richard Olin Amer homes to Larry to Joseph Navarro& wi Elena N 75 Sanders rnd,.r 111 8. wf Helen, Lot I Ill S DeBary Community Center featuring Adrian Frederinan and the Dixie Flyers. For senior ci tizens. He covered the 10 of spades with dummy's Jack to give the impression that he didn't hold (QC Di Nancy E Runge to Walter 136 Bel Aire Hills Un 2, $55 .500 wi Diane Lot 12 br ida Haven 1st James W Sherman & *1 add 5.o0o Elizabeth to Lynn H Jen n i ngs & Ervin S Nilwender 5. wf Janice wi Charlesse, Lot 6 Replat of pert Of to Lind S Williams, Lot 26 81k 8 Seminole Park. 5.43,000 HeItler Homes Orlando Sec I $100 Cot Corp to Paul W Morgan 5. PA Auslcy Jr & wf Lottie to WI Glenda. Lot Ill Barclay Woods P A Ausley Jr etc. Lot IC 81k 9 Magnolia, Sanford. were the same at all tables. Every South but one made four notrump. The unfortunate one who didn't managed to gather in only eight tricks, and there was nothing he could do about the whole thing. In fact, he gave himself the best chance. W Bet Aire Homes to Fabian C. Your Ad ul t Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club. 710 F. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Club of xoo It of S 708 ft of N 166 it Of S Of SE 'a 01 Se( IS 7132 etc - 58.700 lAingssood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian ('iIurch, State Road 434 Saturday Night Dance 196 Longwood, 515.000 Wekiva Hills Sec 4, 590.000 Airirt Restaurant. "' Normandy Pkk. 515. 500 Jack H Mink & wit Sandra. Lot 1 Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 am., Buck's Sanford 12; (17 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE suCkS the SoulS Out ()I its petrified victims (R) Columbus Harbor, 584.900 FRIDAY, JUNE 20 14 Helen Inman to kirk 0 Owens sgl, Lot 15 corrected 8 revised plat Wladika el al, Lot 10 81k H Sbordone sgl Lot I 8 E Ott of Lot United Methodist Church, Casselberry. SATURDAY, 12:00 O C4T) CHAIN REACTION 8:00 OF BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY Buck is asked to find a mystOnious creature that John W Bash & wt Esther to Bela Chonka & wf Margaret, E 26 85 ft North Orlando Ranches Sec 2A, ot Lot 98. W 43 IS ft ol Lot to 01k B 5800 Little Wekiva Et , 517 250 GMR Enter pr i se s to Sabina M Sanlord A Elgin to Mario Lake Minnie Drive , b AFTERNOON Walter J Elliott & wI Marlene to David E Stone & *1 Patricia, Lot Howell W Herring 8 wf Cheri to so San Sebastian Hts Un 3. 568.900 WillIam H Edmundson 8 wf William P Fitlhugti 8 wit Judith Ayako, Lot 20 81k & Summerset to Jeff P Brown 8 Mary L North Sec S. 518,000 Hockaday. Lot 5 01k A River Pun (QCD) Rudolph Liles & wI Maria Sec I, $61.000 10(01 Same as above to Merle Liles Same as above Lot 2 81k J Cross Episcopal Church parish hall, Fourth and B Prepige Const to Hong K Chou 8 wI Salina, Lot 9 replat of Wyn dham Woods Ph 1, $69.000 00 Overeaters Anon}in(tus, 7:30 p.m., Community It Club Est Sc 6. $187,500 Liles same as above Lot 1 I 81k C kirk 0 Owens to Diane L North Orlando Ranches Sec 2A, Adamson sgl same as Cbove 58 •526.500 Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. FRANK AND ERNEST Lot 20 8 W 8 18' of Lot 27, 81k 55. Sanlando Suburb Beautiful Palm Springs Sec 5.57,100 Scm 8 Gemstone Properties to Linton W Smith & WI Susan, Lot 10 Part of Gov Lot 3. Sec 21 19 29. 525,000 Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. 11:55 @(1,7) NEWS 536,500 (QCD) Same as above to Maria 1980-38 -, Pratt. Lot 1 01k J Fosmoor Un 2 to Rudolph Liles, Lot IS 81k N North Orlando Ranches $100 15. $6,900 Wayne j Wasilewski & *1 Ann. Lot 4, 81k 5 North Orlando Ran ches Sec 9, 557.700 Weight Watvher 7p.m., Quality Inn, IMngwood. Thursday,Jun. & WI Madelyn, Lot 9 Cedar Ridge Un Ill (QCD) Victor A Johnson to Patricia P Johnson & Helene - - Diet Workshop, 10 am, and 7:30 p.m., Jefferson _ Sanford, Ft. - John I-4armon&lrenefo-t,-ppe $100 5 Harmdn, Lots 12 01k Ii Rick B Parks 8. WI Lou to Ed Sanlando Springs Tract 30. $100 ward Swifle 8. wf Caroile. Lot 9, (QCD) Cathy I Varnell to 81k 72 North Orlando, 1st add. Douglas P Varnell, Lot 269 Trailwood Est Sec 2. $)00. David P Meyers & WI Virginia to ' " JQflfl L Hayes TO L)Ofl Farrens C Thomas Exum 8. Patricia N' of Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs, - AT - Mary Hnhh to Frnoif Quill. & Wanda, Lot 12 South Palk, 535,000 Maronda Homes to Louis J Oddo 2129. 540,000 Corn Boil and Hamburger Dinner, 6-8 p.ni., Holy WIN 5, 81k A Oak Arbor, 5,31,000. $401000. George king to Agustin D. Marquez & WI Martha, S I ',of N of W ' of NW '. of NE '. Sec. 1 THURSDAY, JUNE 19 OswaldJacoby strong TAURUS (April 20-May 20) and Alan Sontag honors. West got in with the make some 'unwise pur. Assistants or coworkers won't club king and led a heart to chaim S hop cona"bly and b.uy appreciate it It you behave Wben today's hand was give Eait duft hurt tricks only whist, you wed. bossily or don't shoulder your layed in a Dallas duplicate, and a top score. L' M (EVL "'OCL 23) * share of the burden. Do your Ne bidding and opening lead (NMpAMVr=pR"A=.) Instead of ' challenges duties with a smile. . :11 l . 81k of Lot George king to Isaac Marquez & *1 Eloina et at N' of N of W ', of NW '* of NE I,j Sec 1521 29, - _ -_----- Condo w, $60,150. CALENDAR which is chemically an i rn an 18-year-old girl and I have something I can't ignore, About a mon th ago I started getting sores around IIIY mouth and them the same kind of sores started uppearing ar ound my-vagina.' & W 2 ft Dommet-ich Hills 6th add $100 A new - TV HIGHLIGHTS - $71,650. (QCD) Ann P Hahn to Leslie 0 E Scott Brandon Inc. to Ron Hahn 8. WI Ann Lots 79 30 81k 17 doll C Rector 8. wf Patricia, Lot 6 DEAR READER Apparently, your doctor thinks you have herpes simplex, which is a virus infection and does cause sores around th e mouth and can cause sores in the genital area. It's a fairly common disorder. Those little blisters that you're having ar e very Meanwhile, as a peace difficult to treat, and in the ottering,Fm sending you The pt t he re's been no sueHeal th Let ter num be r U cessful treatment available The Pancreas: Your Enzyme although numerous Organ. O ther rea ders who suggestions have been made. want this Issue can se nd 75 urnn iJzi. LAMB ' - loose clothes and suffered every tim e i urinat ed or even walked. The doctor said it vas one of the m os t painful things to have and I agree 100 per. cent. It finally went away: Now three months later I'm having the same symptoms and It kills me just sitting here thin king of the pain I have to go through every time I go the th e ba throom. Please te ll me a way I could help prevent or len the pa in of this Infection. Could I soak my bot tom in sa lt wa ter or use •. Evening Herald, GaIl 8 WI Mary Un 0)30 Bldg Showcase Homes to Gary S Wekiya Villas Condo. $87,000 Joseph Silvestri Jr. & WI MarIa, F McKechnle & Arlene, Scm Lot Carlson & wf Mary, Lot 133 Winter Lot 117 Grovevi,w Village, 537.115 Leland E Oftutt & wf iS, Sandalwood, 5 1 3,000 Geneva to Springs Un 35135,000. Charlei 0 Evans Jr. & WI Sidney P. Griffin Lot 1 81k E Edward S Greene & WI Louise to Orville Picklesimer 8. WI Julia o Sterling Park Un 3, $ 100 Melodic to Silma Int'nl Lot 326 Lucite L Greene. I 3 nt lot 1 comm Ted Newsom & W Lot 7 01k 15 We-kiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec 2 , Elwood I Wilkerson & WI Joan sw cot Lot 1 Schatt 0ev Un I. of part of townsite of North 577.500 e1 al to Michael E Davis & Wi Replat Chuluota, o,o 5.50,000 w I Dameron Jr & Wi Brenda Vicki, Sec 1671 31 etc . $55,000 (QCD) Stephen C Cook to Richard H Biebel & Wi Mary to to Alvin G Bass Jr , & wi Olin Amer Homes to Dolores M Patricia E Cook, Lot 421 Wekiva Joseph P Smyth & wi Ursula. Lot. Rosemary, E '; of Lot 2 01k B Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec 2, i00 Roily 8 Jean Byrnes, LotS Cluster Ii blk B Sweetwater Oaks 5cc. North Orlando Ranches Sec 1 A Sterling Park Un 24. $51,650 Leslie Ebanks & WI Muriel to $1 S2,ODO 523.000 Gordon E Hulbert & WI Marie to Robert E Francis & wI Lola Lot IS William K Bryant & WI Marion Willie M Hannar & Charles to Joseph B Rogers 8. 01k G Slytark Un 2 replat WI Charlotte, to Charles W Richmond sQl, Beg John Oseredzuk, & WI Louise, W Lot 15 01k 0 San Sebastian $68,900 (QCD) Douglas P Slade 8. wI NW Lot 8 81k H Tract 3 70 ft 01 Lots 12 01k I Floral Hts . Complete interiors to Charles Linda to Linda D Slade. Lot Sanlando Springs, $38,900 55,000 Mafliatis & WI Wendy, Lot Longwood Square, $100 Richard A Smith to LucIlle L (QC Di Judy K Towinend tO Pamblewotjd 550,700 IQCD) Katherine A Ylanilos, NE Myers & hb Robert, Lot 6 Lor Stanley P Towsend, Lot 72 81k 8 cor of SW' 401 SE'4 Se 1771 30 etc Edward J Kaiser 8 WI Isabella dland. $21,900 Meadows West 5)00 to Francisco Dardi: 8. WI 5100 (QCD) Melvin J Futrell & Wi Jack A Rosier 8 WI Carol to Anqelica, Lot 9 01k 8 Replat of 81k The Huskey Co to Homart Bldg Delia to Melvin J Futrell, Lot 9 Andrea 8 Smith SGL Lots 373, 325. C of South Fern Park, 512.000 Lot 7 81k B Sweetwater Club Un 2 81k H Camelot Un 2 , $100 Arthur H Griffiths & wf Elaine 321. 179 & 331 LOflQWOOC). $100 579900 (QCD) Diana K Sursely to Thomas A Mauser & Wi Bessie Piche Pomes to Richard H to Willow Creek Homes Lot 33 James E Sursety. Lot 3 81k B to Albert J Tlnsley & wi Terry, Longwood Hills $67000 Biebel & *1 Mary Lot 71 Wekiva care of this newspaper, P.O. Association (June 29, 1979). Box 1551, Radio City Sta tion, The treatment consists of a New York, NY 10019. gel of two-Deoxy-D glucose awakening your resourcefulness today, they may have just the opposite effect Your prospects for the rhni,Iar He told me there was no for It and no medicine wo uld help heal It faster. So for t he next two weeks I wor e treatment was recently self-addressed envelope for it. reported in the Journal of the Send yo ur request to me, in A m e r I c a n M e d i c a I ______ 7 Homes $100. Fl Res Comm to Richard E. Fowler Jr. 8. WI Jean Lot 12 The Highlands Sec 2. Tract 0 Replat William K Tyus & WI Astrid to - Apparently, you knoW less about t he pancreas than many of my othe r readers. And while you may be knowledgeable about cookbooks, it would be helpful ff you would visit th e butcher shop a few Hines or consult Weheter's Dictionary or loo k at one of the U.S. Agriculture Dept. handbooks on food tables. You will find that both th e pan creas and the thymus are used as sweetbreads. Maybe a little bit more careful research might be shown in the future on your part, to use your phrase. Sec Mltchael D. Erickson & above Lot Lake Winter NO, I Escondido UUY .1 Mfl9U1O 5. Elizabeth, ORL portion of NW 'aoi NE 'aol Sec 20 79 etc .581,500 After that I went to the doctor and he said I had herpes. DEAR READER I was astonished at your letter since you sign your name as home economist. It's true that the -- - Res Comm of Amer to Larry L Orlando 2nd add $100 Cecil F Gullickson rep to Coply F J ohnson, Lot II 81k A So.jth Fern Park S d p4,000 William K Iyus 8. WI Astrid to ar eas. eents with a long, stamped, For Friday, June 20, 1 9O ________ as ItU1Y UUfluI0fl011U jot of work to write a column on heal th but too many lay people take these items as truth, unable to temper w ha t is stated wi th any discernment. I trust more careful resear ch might be shown in bo th medical and general - 14, - thymus gland Is used for 17 H sweetbreads and I do know - - - where t he thymus gland is. Ill go p ' 19 26 n X - ____ 18 / 1 - --- from __L----- 48 Sedan, for 24 Smolder 25 Resign balance 3 Korean border 26 Celestial - Barbara to Lilian C. Van Meter, Lot 15 81k 4 North Orlando 2nd add. $100 • (QCD) George R Mott Sr. & WI Ada to Lilian C Van Meter same would Informyou. It's located in the neck region, not in the Aaron * 43 Unwilling $ ,zes out 23 2 Determine potato 36 Some (prefix) - (QCD) llvtock as any cookbook 41 Sarcastic fhhri - 35 Sweet THE BORN LOSER sweetbreads - wi DOWN Courag. 28 JF •j 8 office (abbr.) - energy - Gre k 64 people do not know what the nereas is but it is not used W N A A Spit 24 forerunner . -11 T Crystal I KANSFERS DEAR DR. LAMB - Many 1 Golf clubs - - REALTY - iii " - IiiIVUIftKQIRECORD IJ Pancreas, Thymus c 18 Piano piece - ___ - BAILEY BEETLE iIIIIlHJIII . _______ J /L - : I TiT1flhi1ff11 4K date . A ci Reader Confuses . n 59 Chinese Footbill 1 I II iri ;i:: . 5 More e: 12 Cry of L affirmation 13 High up - Answer to Previous-Puzzle 4 Gallic j. - 46 Actress Gi ber , 50 Pass a law !IT1 - , c ACROSS 4551 I �— — - 4 - - - I — ..--- -. - - - -- -- ''- ''.-----.. ' ."' .'-.'' '-.'- '..,' . - -.---- . . ' —'-- - ' . ' I -: — ,. '.' -' - - ' ' 'FICtITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business , NU Rd., Unit 17 and. Fla. 32750 Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of BOB'S FOREIGN AUTO REPAIR, and that I intend register saId namewith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Count Florida In accordance with the provisions of the FIc. titioui Name Statute$,.To.Wit: Section *6509 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Mrs. RS, Baker Publish: May 29, J 5, 12, l, DEW.l11 fldo (35) (.! Beach 12:00 0 @1CHAIN REACT)ON 0 NEWS 0 DICKCAVETI' (1 AMERICAN STYLE Orlando Public Broadcjsting System (.10) iido .. AFTERNOON Independent Atlanta, Ga. (:_) (1 7) fldo ' (I2U?)'NEWS led, cablevision subscribers may tune in to Independent channel 44. annel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian ' , 0(4) NEWS S) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE l 24(10) CAMERA THREE MON) (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 6:00 — 11:30 0 (4) THE BEST OF CARSON 0 (4) POPI GOES UNI'. (MON) ests Gregory Peck, Robeqt Eastdn. Martin Mutt, Judith Bligen (A) (1)0 THE JEFFERSONS LOui5i mother announces that she has found rortiance and is heading I or the alta, and Florida. (A) ABC NEWS S?1D.VV1LDWEST (12)(17; MOViE "Angel Face (195a) Robert Mitchum, Jean Simmons A spoiled heress Is responsible for the deaths of those ClOsetohef, 0(PORTERWAGONEA(TUE) ( NASHViLLE ON THE ROAD ) THE WIL8URN BROTHERS (1) (.7) ( 8:15 (DO CHARLIES ANGELS The Angels Investigate a 'haunted parapsychology Institute tO a murderous ghost and prove that a triend of 8ostey's is being swindled 6:30 0(4) TODAY IN F1.ORIDA (5) 0 ED ALLEN (17) NEWS 12:00 ' ;11OISTuD4ocoNCERT(uoN) ,; i)SAILING, SAILING (TUE) 4(10)COOp(IN'CMuN(wED) c2S (10) OLD HOUSEWOAKS (THU) (0) kM. WEATHER (1)0 CBS LATE MOViE 6:54 Lust Foi' Life" '(1956) Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn (7)0 A ROAD TO THE WHlTE HOUSE 1:00 0(1) TOMORROW Guests Char- i,fl Q GOOD MORNING FLORiDA (7) 0 BARETTA A gang 01 700 lie Daniels and Larry Gatlin 0(:4)TOOAY escaped luvenlia Convicts holed up in an abandoned plant arid surrounded by police force Raretta to help them escape (A) 4(1000NCERTNI0HTS(UON) (10) NOVA (TUE) 4 (10) JAZZ AT THE MAINTENANCESHOP(WED) 4(10) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY(THU) (10) FiRING LINE (FRI) (5)0 MORNING NEWS GoOD MORNING AMERICA 1( 51PORKYP1GANDFRIENDS I;(10)SESAMESTREE-r(R) 11U 17 )FUNT1ME ' ' 1:30 (17) NEWS 7:25 1:35 (17) MOViE "Last Of The Fast Gung 11958) Jock Mahoney. Gil. bert Roland - 0 4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2:10 (Ti 0 NEWS 2:40 (DO MOVIE "The Hunchback øt NoIre Dame" (B/W)(1939) Charles Laughton. Maureen O'Ha,a 0(i)TOOAYINFLORIDA 7)0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 1) 11 ( (12)(17) MOVIE "The Secret Ways" (1961) RIchard Wdmrk, SOn1S l,emann FRIDAY - 455 2( (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (NON) 5:00 (DQMAACUS WELSY, MD. (TUE. THU) (lj)(17)HAZEL 8:25 ()1J (17) FUNTIME 3:30 lj) (35) SHAZZAM (MON) (fI) (35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY TRIO 0 41 TODAY (7)90000 MORNING AMERICA (11) (J5 MOViE a; (10, REBOP 0(4) DONAHUE (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS 1)0 MOVIE a; (10) SESAME STREET (R) ,17)FAMILYA,MR © (17) MAVERICK (THU) 5:15 Q (17)wORLDATLAACiE(uO,() 5:30 0 8UMUR SEMESTER 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (MON) . (DO TO BE ANNOUNCED (FRI) 5:40 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (FRI) 545 (DOTOBEANNO&JNCED(WED) 5:50 12)(17)wORLDAT LARGE(WED) 5:55 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 4:00 0 (4) CAROL BURNETT 9.30 • - 0(IICARDSHARKS (35) c:JIDIO CAMERA 1OMsStjji ROOEHS(R) (17)UOVIE , 10:30 AND 4:30 0(4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 (4) SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN (S),,ALICE(fl) V1i5)35LIVE 4 10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (1)OMARYTYLERMOORE 17)UMERVGRIFFIN (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 11:00 0(1) HIGH ROLLERS (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (7)9 LAVER.NE A SHIRLEY (A) J5) PIt. CLUB (510 THE ODD COUPLE , ' 5:30 11:30 0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (7)Q FAMILY FEUD (14(10) Vi. PEOPLE To ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES, GROUPS AND PERSONS: - on or about June 24, 1910 the abe-na CItY will riquest the u.s. Department of Housing and Urban Pevetopnwn$ to release Federal fij,i4 under Title I of the) Housing and CommunIty D,stopmsnt Act of-1011 (PL33*3) for the followIng prolsct: lou$i,g Rditabilltatlon Public Housing ?emlza$icn rfhabllitats and -' Purchase, -' ______ 0(4)NEWS (5) Q MASH (1,1) (J5) I LOVE LUCY (14(10) LOOK AT ME (MOtH Ave. Mobile Park. 2513 Park -. Warelsousetorrent. I,000square Ft. OffIces, loading dock & Industrial zonIng. 322-0313. _______________ ____________ _________ i.A'—HastthaBs.uty Ave. DISCOVER the secret of ALOE non-surgical face lift. Guaranteed results. Free - 21—Situations . __________________________________ 9-Good ThingS to Et ' ' OCCUPANCY — Clean '1 Bdrm., fully equipped kitchen + wash-dryer. New carpet, nted WILL CARE FOR Elderly Patientsin myhome ________________________ 373.3231 _______________________ -- ___________________________ ' $3.3. Ba. ZELLW000 CORN Now at the Farmers Market. _________________________ 41—Houses _____ -- --- ----------- ______________________ The City of Sanford may use the Block Grant funds, and MUD will have satisfied its responsibilities _. - ., TEACH STITCHERY INC. EALTORS 18--Help Vnted — - E.AltamonteDr. EXPERIENCED Meat cutters needed. Apply In to Food Barn, Inc. 2Mh a. ___________________ . Sanfont Gracious living, Rea-. sonable Weekly a. monthly 500 S. Oak !±!J$S3, "''" _____ _____________________ . _____________ NOTICE UNDER PICTITIOUS review of the project and more desiring to e%amine same. NAME STATUTE Alt Interested persons are in. fully sets POI'Th the reasons wtsy such Statement Is not required. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: vlted to attend and be heard, Notice Is hereby given that the THIS NOTICE to be pibilshed This Environmental Review Record Is on file at the above undersigned, pursuant to the in the Evening Herald, • adds'5s and Is avaIlable for public "Fictitious Name Statute" newspaper of general circulation Ooldenruj.Domm,rich FIre Department Is accepting appilcationstorthepcsnionoj Fire Chief. ApplIcants must be Sanford Ground Level-CIty Hall Poti Office 3033 Sanford, Florida 31 request, at City Hall between the will regIster with the Clerk of the fifteen (13) days prior to the time heuri of 9:00 AM. and 1:00 P.M. CIrcuIt Court, in and for Seminole Of the publIc hearing. . DATED this 13th day of June, (If Applicable) No further en- COunty, Florida, upon receIpt Of vironmental review of such proof Of the publication of this 1950. Flreflghter-EMT's and hold a Florida State Advanced Training Certificate or equivalent. Applicants should - - TO ALL INTERESTED duçted, prior to fts' gsf for hearing at the City Hall, 400 N. of the human envIronment and, Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, accordingly, the abeve.nsmed Fl. on Tuesday, Julyl, 1S0, at 7:30 CIty isis decided not to prepare an p.m. or as soon thiTeafler as Environmental Impact ItOtiment possIbIe,toconslderanOrdIna, underthe Wetland Environmental entItled as follows: PolIcy Act of 1039 (PL 01.200), OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA AMENDING SECTION 4400 OF THE WINTER SPRINGS CODE OF ORDINANCES, EN. TITLED "COMPENSATION, to the date $.eclfled In the DEX.2O d Thomas Wilson,, III.P,H,M,. CITY OP CAS$ILIIRRY, santont iousin. aiiunsoqfty FLORIDA. NOTICE OP PUBLIC Ground Lvel.Clty %vcsnottoPreporosuch are us ColIows: There svlli be no aignificunt e13d on the czlvlronm3v* as a rsuit CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE - CITY OP CASSIL1IRR COM- that under a Ieco Is on ,,. -, , / / LI't'Y, PROVIDING FOR CON. rolause of Federal IIMId$. ! EFFECTIVE DATE. ' velopes must be marked 1073 i3t tslih In sections MINING S. MATERIAU CORP, I43,1 Itirovoft 363.3211 Florida d-b• QRANOE COUNTY CON. NØ. 79.)43$-CA.41.k, I will sell Cit3lP of Ccsslbirry, Florida propare and adopt a ,Com. pubik auction t ,, bidder fOr casts at tise west front 1-ll Of tt P. s"s' Rollins Ave.. Orlando, FL 32103. An Equal Opportunity Etnployor. Washington Street, HIarins SIW be held I I I 323-2920 a. WAITRESSES Monsing Night. Apply Holiday lius, - . - Legal Notice — Ckab—Exac. .3 ldrm, 2 bells, . / NAME LAW Seminole County, Florida - ____ )f55 •••••••• Cilplhfsc.p.&mummaa..m Tlismas city ot Winter Springs, - - - By: Mary T. Morton 'City Clerk PubtlshJune)0,I* DEU9 ' -: ____________ -; ..-' ,,., - - -. _____________ I j - P.O. 10*0030 ___ - - ' '- CitrIc .' - , ',. 00*-IS' "." , DATED this 4th day SI June, A. p. Pruvislosle Of s. 0.1911 tltleus Sam. SOMs. Ts.WE: City Clest June IS, 10.34, July 3, PuJUIIS1O,1110 OIX'47 ' , , -' -- - . — i__!.._,.__ a, ' Senior Vice President j , JunSLlS,19,$3,)OCO - .- - NEW - . - DOW.' ill -.; - - 3 — 3IDBM.lSam sa'+ist&i.s, 322051$ I - ' __ - - - :', - - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. BUy & Sell, the finesfin used tools . GAS RANGES. Rei.disioned, Guaranteed. Sanford Auction, Antiques—Oriental Rugs Music Boxes—Slot Mactsisses S3-1VRad1OStef'eo - 'Ppa1y 30I9OriandsDr, - HIDEAWAY$—S,v.ral building lots in the hills of the live Ride mountains of Virginia, P91.322-0333 lpc.orhouselul 339.7030 , TELEVISION-RCA W' WANTED TO IUY—ltomes In - the reserved price Call 901 2$S-$3i1 los- further details, _______________________ EXTRA CLEAN USED CARS Color portable in good use,anycondnieui.sn IEALTO, MIS 5th St., I.k. 322-5253 9615- LONOW000 Ave. 31½, - AUTO. A-C 34,000 Ml. 2995 7 OR., FRONT WHEEL DRIVE AT.. A.C. 2795 1 995 1595 AT., A,C. . , excellent auurn.. - Owner motIvated. 110,500. Phone 3237111. Sanford 4 INC. - __________________ __________________ -., CHULUOTA—By owner Lovely 2 sdrffi, 1 bath, a.t.hi kit, new ww carpet, paInt & roof, Ik - ales make- Reel $$•$. IdrgS I11 lot. $27,101 343'' . - 791 Bldg.' ! .AitamofdeDr. -- 3391500 - - 4143. -. -, - ..' .- .,,,- -..- -. Will buy 1st 5.2nd moflgelea . ____ - - _____________________ - - . ,, Mj,4 lIWIIt.*104 L Nibkiui. I4fmr l$ft ' . have called the rest call the best 662 5597 _________________________ - Painting & Repair ____________________ — Furn. Refinishing REFINISHING--Touch up & misc rePairs at reasonable Estimates 377 7496 __________________________ Photography FURNITURE SERVICES _________________________ Repair & Refinishing leasonobIeQualty Work Wedding photography by John Cullum Free engagement photos or color 5*10 323 5255 ________________________ ______________________ 'Gromlnq&Boarthng _______________________ Animal Haven Grooming Boarding Kennels InSide & outside screened runs Off floor sleeping box, insulated. shady kennels, circulating fans. Also Air conditioned _____________________________ 332 573, BE LINK CONST 7029 . REMODELING New rms. kit 8. bath remodeling Fireplaces We handle th whole ball Of wax Financing avail I I - 1969 BUICK SKYLARK • •)çTRA CLEAN 695 1916 MEIC. - BOBCAT 1914 MATADOR Rouling I _______________________ Carpentry, Painting, Maint, of aIityp.s,Lic,&orsd I REMODELINGA REPAIR SG. BALINT I I I,.EXPERT I 1100$. Sanford Avanui Sanford. Florida 32711 _____________________ $•vv _________________ SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling ilisri. 322-0711 '" • Welding ____________________ . ,iouss Cleaning ________________ - ________________ HOus.wivescleanlngserylce PorsonaIized, fast dependable Regularorltlm.I)esis Wedowashwindows Ol-51Il4 ________________ 40*. SmIles put l.Ionyj.44 I 12 Years Experience 322-1037 - Pwn. -. - -- ,x -- ndow & Screen Repair I--WINDOW ISCREEN REPAIN also PATIO DOORS after A 332 5545 __________________ _________________ 1 FAMILY GARAGE SALE—. Prl.$at.$un. Tam of mIsc, 333. 3403.72' kywsed Circle. SERVICES UNLIMITED Welding done. 113.00 per hr. 322-0711 ________________ , 695 keN, .1 a.tsoues%J SUN CENTRAL Bldg & Re modeling Specalijing in all remodeling Free estimates ___________________ YARD SALE 4" Trent Painting & Repair Interior & Exterior Free EsI 372 355$ - Senior citizen discount. Free est ____ H- . 695 __________________ I All types of stone, interior exterior, commercial residential Specialty decorative fireplaces tin Stalled). Call John 331 0311, free estimates, Mildew off Roof, ext Walls - - - . iIfl9 Cleaning 1913 OLDS CUTLASS - __________________ _______________ Creative Surfaces lic special in repainting, nt & ext. wallpaper, wall texing, wood . T & J STONE CO. - CARPORT SALE Marshall Ave. Between 24th & 25Th St. From 'to S. REALTOR 1433.1434 or 320941to6p.m. W. Gas'nslt White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER A$$OC.. Fireplaces __,., __________________ . scraping 6, mildew removal IIhPressure 2I)95 54—Garage Sales bec* payments & up to 13,500 h t 7111. Mary Griffith 4234832 ___ .. to $399, FACIA BOARDS $7900 ELECT R ICAL Rh PAIRS & SERVICE. Lighting Ceiling & Attic fans & Timers _____________________ AT., A.C. ndasp4.30 — - . - . 624. Magnolia BAKS 11S4N.MJIis Exteriors1999. ____________________ '74 CAMARO ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED CMI. No does paymud. Pay rslsmllltation project. Will pay • mayis more. Ciii Stanley Stone, Saisfoud Housing Authority 305.323. -- ______________________ Hwy 92, 1 mIle west of Speed way, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Wednescayatppm Its DODGE DART __________________ - ______________________ _________________ Painting PATIOS-- SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 522 5345 after 6 323 7*31 BUY USED FURNITURE, ma. ___________________ , _______________________ - ____________________ _____________________ equIpment, Noli's Sanford Furniture$alvage. )7. HUB'S TV sii ____________________ ____________________ ______________________ _________________________ COLOR TV'S $85 $403.71. Iii $1$3.l4oq Alult 339-0306. 534.4)46 S 330.05$? - __________ ____________ Will buy old class rings & sliver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim, 323-iNs. ____ estate. Call W. Maii*I, RIALT9R. 332.7903, WI ROOFS KOOLSEALED ____________________ FIXTURES. Jenkins Fumi. wurting. 599.93. 30 tO ChOOSe, from, Molt's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.43, $e- of Sanford ____ ASSOCIATES, 'PlC. RIIP SN4K - 322 2420 - - ref PAINT BRAND 'The sooner you place your classified ad, Usa sooner you will get results. ____________________ -- - ___________________ _____________________ drms, fireplace, trees I ________________ I WANTED - PAINTING - GWALTNEY JEWELER 204S.PatkAve. 322 6305 ______________________ __________ LIGHT BLUE, 2 OR, I SPEED - 322-490Iafl. 5:30p.m. 11*1 ESTATE FD1C—Equai Housing Lender' REALTORS -I MulHple Listing ServIce , - ' DeLANO—DOLL HOUSE, FINANCING? CALL t I 2525 I Cash 322-4132 — 339.0304 ' ____________________ WE BUY CARS, - _______________________ OoodUsIdTV's,$2SIup - rete - - BkDrOoM houses toe - 6 Years E xperenc.' Licensed Will furnish '_______________________ 1961 Ford LTD With air, auto, PB, PS $-4S0.CaII322;O73 - ____________________ 6 Single family lots, 2 Duplex lGf$.lQF0urpiexIots.331J$,, • -- ____ -- of Mobile Repairs Clock Repair ' ________________ All Phases ______________________ — _.' -- _- PLUMBING BUSINESS camP buyers. New homes with . Mk003.57, PublIsh: May 39. June 1, 12,19, - Eves $623ó53 ATTENT1ONI - CALL ANYTIME ____________________ i—Wanted to Buy -- kind Maw, push button control has probe, Originally $419, — , - -t F P'MUs: - - - - -..--:'7''. . ion, ____ ' McNeil PodilIc Investors FInd. ion. LIIISIM _____ Bli.1 (SEAL) Publish: 'L.1L1L$* flIS N ' . y: Ic.- WE HANDLE RENTALS CALL333-1711 ' ' 2565 Park _____ _____-- WJ.BUY USED FURNITuRE & Sanford Fur. __________________ Berm, 2 baIts home on S acres i Gineval Every Imaginable featurel P001 ___ & patlol . Fireplace & Lakefront i S'&,00I ____ - feried. $27500 LAKE FRONT. Perfect 2 BR ________________ Autos - '-'--. -____________________________ tIme. Iii. $159.11 or $10.35 ma. ______________________ and is only 2 yrs young. lest lone. ww-carpet & In a super SANFORD—S Berm., air a. w.w cvpstk, DX 'no. + 55C. diPNit. No peli. - IU-P.H.M. hntsrd tinusbie AuthorIty - ' - 5r. MOIRE $344OQ bdrm. 2 bath home has a very modern kit, fireplace, family LOW down paymentS, 322-2307. '— ____________________ _________ _________ Washer repo. GE deluxe model, ______________________ OL 3 BR, CH&A, $40,500. wood floors, W.D & inorei POP RENT 7 Rm Km In Pinecrest, SIR, 2 bath, Fm Rm.FpI, Kitchen equipped. $330 'no + $300 Security rn. 0075, pvenlngs 440-404. -. - ____ , DREAM HOME—I Berm,) bath tioftte on a beautiful shaded lot I Equipped oat. in kit, dining _______________ - _____ H. _____ IAMBL IWO COUNTRY - lIlA. ass cvl.d-sac,, $430'rno. ___ ;:: REDUCED 52,100, 2 new roof, kit equip. 531,300. ground pool, all amenItIes. • CALVES—Crossed Angus, Srahman, White-faced, etc. Day old to weaned, $10 a. up. Cash only please. Call week. days after S p.m., weekend anytime. 1.504-749.3*46, - __________________________ _________________ — Ref. zepe. 6 cu If frost fr Ori$. $33, now or $1, me. 'gent 339.1306. KENASORE WASHEL,..gis$s, ServIce. UsidMachfrses. MOONCYAPPLIANCES 3730407 _______________________ . 1;. I I I _________________ ______________________ __________________ _______________________ 67—L.lvestodc. Poultry - $ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ,,,,,, ____ swimming pool, office, bans, even a fish pond. Call for all particulars. Day or Night JUST FOR YOU1 3 Berm, 2 bath home In TN'N.Greus with i4liites not included. . - 323.5774 - over 1 acrei Lakefront, fireplace, 37*11 porch, dining i'm, equipped •at.in kit & LOVELY Furnished Efficiency - LAKI FRONT PROPERTY 10 acres, beautifully country estate, Lengs'ood off "MUST IITODAY" S rustic acres comes with this 3 berm. 2 bath home, Truly a I 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS lIO4N.MllIs Ave. Ortsndo$963340 3.31 4657 8)000llj $3.00. Call 330.3354, _________________________ BAKS __________________ _______________ Lic. -- ________________________ No. down payment. $43,500. Harold III ReoIt $300 'no. 323-1019. I ancing, MOBILE HOME 01(1 6.3 acrs with small pond, for mobIle home or building site, quiet country show you this 3 berm, I bath lake front home on 3 nicely 323-7832 207 C. 25th St. _i - ' ___________________ - - JUST LISTEDI 2 Bdrm, 1 belts home in CCM on a nice land. scaped loll Central lIlA, wwcarpet, Fl. rvn., eat-In kit, porch & many extrasl 133,9001 Wilitles fui'islihed. $125 'nO. — - '" ' . LEISURELY LiVlNGIBdrm,2 ' -- SANFOEDARIA . suo Mobile Home Repairs ______________________ MElNTZE TILE Neworrepair,IsakyshOwersour specially, 25 yrs Exp 169 8562 - 701 S. French Very small, mixed breed. VACUUMS.RAINBOW _________________________ — MOBILE HOME _______ .— APPLIANCES _____________________ are. lot. Fireplace, Fl. rm, dining rm, equipped eat.In kit, SANFORD—I Bdrm, all slec. patio, Central HIIA, ww. ' - WI LIST AND SILL MORIHOMESTHAN _____________________ _______________________ be available at the office of the written coenmonts foe con. Deputy Clerk City of cosstsu'vy, j i that the undersigned, dSSkln Is t StIke biore service on City Clerk of the CIty of Winter sld71'OtlOnbYtlleCIty$smIIffIc. Petitioner's 1ASN hi busbsees under ttse attorney or Im- Triplet DrIve, Cassoibosr-y, Publish June 19,36, 1510 Springs, Fl., for all persens the undersigned. Such written fidlitousriameol PACESETTER lately Itlerniter;ellierwlsse Florlda,at 7:30 P.M., eros sews 00*40 desiring to examine lamp. comments should be reCeIVed t. de itwilibe POSsibil. At APARTMBNTS if nuunbsr .03 "lCT Gus All interested persons are In. thddrslSas$eCifieden.rbe$srs fir ttsi relief demanded hi the 'n5 Wymar. Road, hi the City of t'tl "y vited to offend and be heard., June *1100. • oppose end be heard with rcopact tt.1ICGish300W'givonthit ('am *J5smosde springs. Florida, hi. Potinon for ogtId buslne Of 1014 N. THIS NOTICE III. be published All suds comments es received Mafflege, tO the City of CMIStoirT'y Ciii. Orlonds bonds to r10lster the saidnusie Ave., Maltiond, In the Evining Herald, a tvlll be Considered and the City W Plus. Fluids, saidsr WISh tile Clark of the Circuit cet WITNESS my hond aid the Seal Phhh1' Seminole County newipape of general circulation iWO ?cRUest ff15 reteOle Of FOdarai Of usis court on jam Ceples of the prepas-ed City o ISis fictitIous nome of COMPUTA. of ,SIfflktOII c., . of the City, one (1) tIme at lamt tun4i or take any admlr4str.1tv. iii5tss1ry Isinelve Plan CAR OF eu....a De$Sd St San Mite. c*. tois ARTHUR H. UCKWITN,. fifteen (IS) days prior to Phi time LC1IOII en twin ired prIce are available at this CIty Hall 511191 logletse 1 Mi 3*. laid name wini tbie Clout public hearing. wlecIertelth.cnyandsamemay of ,, : ' FREE KITTENS 373-1012 S2APPliances - patio, inside utIlity rm I is partly fenced all for only *27.300 Deltona. BARGAIN 'BARGAINI _____________________________ _______________________ ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING Special Rates for Complexes ______________________ , COST CONSCIOUS? This Is for youl Easy on budget 2 berm, 1 bath, cozykit 4 berm, 2 bath, separate din, Fm., lam. sm., fireplace, 159,900 FOR RENT 2 BR apt. $200 per ' ____________________ ________________ *lThur H. Beckwltts, Jr. Orlsdo, CdOøIOnSlttsSCNYOOCaUaIberiy aid P2-OWlS dliCOroelns 511191 tIlls day sf July, 1000, and IDe the -. " - E. - BEAUTIFUL-3 Bdrm, 2 beth 31—Apartments Furnished patio home In Sanora on a •_ CaIIbetwósnhla.m,a.ip.m. REALTORS -. Sanford's Sales Leader kitchen Including WID. $303 me. 471-4530. 2957146. _____________________ 2 BEDROOM YNFURNISHED. Large kit., fenced yard, 5tetUL Starting salary $4.29 per hour. Apply to Jeff Car. a45IththSUirSfl'iIfl$5OI Lot 10, BlockS. LAKE______ RIDGE copyoiyourdefgnses,ftany'0fl OFADJUSTMENTOFTHE CITY (Ii Apalicoble) No further us. 000IRTSON, WILLIAMS, CIty of Casselberry Corn: thIreofasreca,dedinp$ajIi, OF WINTER SP0i3O$, vlronm3ntal reviOW Of Ducts DUANE, LEWIS, BRIGOS s, preCtJnsivs Plan and tafil cetssldsr Peg. 40. of the Public Records of FLORIDA, BY RESOLUTION, voI3ct Is propsed to be coss. PJ..NSO$, p, youj At. rscosnmonobsg to the CIty CouncIl letninol. County. FlorIda. :, - REALlY- Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. '2 5. Of SanfOrd. 3321721. 'l.00KiNOPORACAMP$iTIT 3.5 acres, Ideal for weekend camping, future home site, or buy for Investment. 100' paved road frontage, small down, owner terms. $4C0. BLOCK & Mobile home. Here's your cute little 3 Bdrm home, Cash 511,000, Call 322.3339. LIST lNG- $PcwoodenDin.fles,able now before Hunting Season begins. Owner terms. _________________ ___________________ jMULT1PLE REALTOR - READY FOR NEW HOME— Part German Shepherd Pups. Brand new, with power heed 1 all att$ctsment$, Warranty. 12 to 10 acres prIced from .41*391 1q70 DODGE STUMPY I Wheel Drive.ocyl.,std,, 13.000 miles. Asking ss,soo Call 3210732 - ______________ General Cleaning & Hauling - ____________________ _______________________ -.-_uL_,- B&DLAWN CARE Mowing Edging Trimming - - CA)PET&FURNlTuRE CLEAN (tIC '13 CHEVY PICKUP—Rebuilt 213 motor. Good work truck, $1,000. Call 3234340 after 6. - ___________ .-- 65—PetS Supplies _______________________ YOUR PRIVATE Sanford complex, 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Models open I p.m. to S p.m. daily & Sunday. Formorelnformationcail37l, 0320 Sat. & Sun. Call Sanford 321-1300. dAt COLIaI REALTYInC. STENSTROIv1 OPFICEFURNITURE i0CompIeteOffice, 339.7020 LONGW000 Sanford, Orlando or Winter Park area. Owner term, dsco'apkg. & muds more. One bedroom House plus one bedroom trailer, both furnlshsd on large size lOt In Fl. II miles from Sanford. $1l,300,cash op$6.300 and refinance $3,000 most. gage. Inquire 104 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Phone 32-343w ___________________ - SANDALWOOD VILLAS2 - garage. Large shaded lot 1I$'x2$l'. $39,900. Call 3655162. _______________________ mefldiflg to tts. Plaintiff and P*CE$ETTER CIty of Cassitborry, Florida City BUILDERS. INC., a Florida car. STAFF RN CouncIl adoption of the City of pOratlOti,, DAVID M. DRAWDY, POSITIONS CcIatberI-y Comprotsonslve ptj, ifsthvldually,JULIAK. DRAWDY, Thistotkqloglvonpurnjantto Individually, PALMER ELIC. At least one year experience, ,• roquirod to serve a written Local Planning Agency has dssulb.d as foIlo' OVIEDO-3 eDM, 2 bath, _______________________ EXTRA NICE lbdrm apt, water furnished, $150 per mo. Older, Couple OF older sIngli preferred. Prime location. June Pofllg Realty central HIA. washer-dryer, large walk.ln closet. No thildrenor pets. 4473*00.1325 ' deposit. Carrick Realty REALTORS 322-9283 (H Unique "Master.Plan Plus"3 Bedroom home which can "grow" as family needs increase. Mid $2-Os on 32147Sf - LPN311 Shift. Apply: Lakeview Nursing Center of Sanford, Seminole County, Florlda,atthehouvofll:oo&M,, on the 13th day of July, 1950, toat 2nAve. GENEVAGARDENSr...3B&m. $290mo. Lease, Deposit. AdUitSOnly, Call 32-2.3* O3MWOL! COUtITY, P1.0010* '0CI'55Idef' CIVIL DIVISION • 54 The osorrioge ci itHONDA KAY LINSEE, 24 HOUR ' , 9992 and a friendly advisor will help you. - ,,. - _______ _____________________________ 'NOTTIP' S or 10 acre parcels in Geneva, Idealforhom,slte,minIfarm, or investment potential. •,y . APARTMENT FOR RENT-2 BR, 2 bath. Adults only. No ______________________ Pets. $230. Call 323.5.411. - 9 ACRES NEAR SANFORD-.. Will divide, $4,300 per acre. Suite 4 Sanford Fl. _________________________ 2.1 JUST REMODELED, Large screen Porch, excellent area. . ______________ EXPANDABLE HOME _______________________________ REALTORS applications is July 7, 1050, A detailed resume should be mailed to Goldenrod. Oontm.rlch FIre Department, P.O. Box 211, Goldenrod, Fl. T,,,. ______________________ BATEMAN REALTY ____ LbWflrnOwerS.Wesillthebe$t$, Wrvlce ths rest. WB.-ITBRP4 AUTO, 30) W. 1sf St. -______________ Carpet Cleaning - - SILVER LAWN SERVICE Mow, edge. trim Vacation or all season 3220248, 519 E- 1st St .3225742 Nook 21hr 3)57070 __________________________ ______________________ -. - you no longer use? Sell it all with a Classiflod' Ad in The __________________________ Morristown Early American sofa, Ioveseatlswiyel rocker. BIvet$Oralwlthgre,n& gold, tarry velvet. Ex*ilef con,' 'etfIch. $130. Call 333.4144 eves. LAWN CARE. -- SANI-0140 TEEN. Mow, rake, eed 1 tim, or regular Pho'ie Kelh 17) 6125 _______ OFFICE FURNITUE ____ —'----s---'— _______________________ _____________________ Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. ______________________ 3439 3. MyrtleAve. Orlando s6,)47-lS71 RIALTY - mortgage. $21,000, cisit" Ap Equal OpportunIty fplOyos- N-F. _______________________ I EXPENSES NEIMBUR$3MNT Ixamissoflon arid copying, upon FOR THE PLANNING AND rqunt,at City Hall 3twg..n the f TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the Judge of the Circuit Court in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and for Seminole County, Florida by the City of Casselberry, on the 14th day of June, 1000 in a Florida, ttsat the City of certain cavso between CON. I THU CIRCUIT THE OIGNTIENTH JUDICIAL. Cassaiberry Local Planning BANK-SEMINOLE COUNTY, a ALLOWANCES FOR EXP45ES SUCh $tutareant Is not roulrgd. flodlcnds, CCiIwsla , tssreJasuaryl,1001,csp,ovldad INCURRED IN PERFORMANCE This Envlronmotstal Review YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an bY 1d1s 3633367 (7) p lIe at tho ubeve cctio or Obsolutlon of FOR Judgmenl' _______________________________ 1OTICOP ACTION TO: HEINZ LINSER co Dr. S. Cats 'THE WINTER SPRINGS CODE documants the onvlronmental OF ORDINANCES, ENTITLED I'IVIOW of the proct o,.' - •- BROKER ______________________ A C's 1000 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 79—Trucks-Trailers FILL. DIRTITOP SOIL YELLOWSAND Call ClarkIHirt 323-7300 Bulldozing. Clearing; Bac1iJ Service Ditches. Culverts, i'onds Call 631 2*95. 5 ___________________ BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 C51l 322.1624, 322 1460 ___________________________ 51.A—Furffltur* room - ________________________ ISeøutyCare cars, trucks & heavy equip- Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow - -. I -- __________ -------------- _________________________ y won't last long at the modest price of $33,000. Call us today. SPACIOUS 2 Bdrm older home 1 BR—$2Q9 up. Pool. Adults-scsi en ae Ada ,toit i &lrport Blvd. on $112 :_________________________ , CASH FOR JUNK CARS & TRUCKS. Same day service. 323 nsa ______________________ _____________________________ IJ' .Aechanic will service ACt refrig, freezers, Water (oOIerS, -- ______________________ 33P.$3s, SUL AT ION (0.32311*3 or 631 1728 Free est ______________ __________________________ _______________________ _____________ SEIGLER REALTY - ' For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, filing cab, 0. chairs. Many SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARS' J Sales & Service, Orlando Room Comfort Center, 2455 John Young Pkivay. 2936077. EVERY- DAY ' omeoiie looking for what you have to _______ _________________________ I'jlation ________________________ I econditioned _____________________ Elps,it Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short line bedding sets onlyl Free local deIlVafV, NOIl'S $4fg3 FurnitureSalvage,17.02.So.of Sanford. 372.0171. ______________________ ____________________ . . FORRENT los 2bdrm apts well as substpntial ad. minlstrative experience In such areas as budgeting, resource management, per. sonnel management, corn. munity relations and the application of technological and organizational advances. Graduation -from an ac. credited colleg, or university wIth course work In fire science or satisfactory combination of education and experience Is preferred. PACESETTER BUILDERS, INC., a Florida corporatIon, et i, Defendants. _________________________ 'INCURRED IN PERFORMANCE Record rospocting the IthIn DUTIES", AND POOVIDI4G pro(xt hus boon risode by the HEINZ L)NSER, Buy One SHRIMP Get Second/and FISH I for ONLY. 1PLATTER s100'!, CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 4 Sdrm, 2 bath elegant famIly home, This 2 story home conies complete with all appllances, double garage, fireplace & loads of space. 3 BDRM, 1 Bath CS home on 1½ lots. Fenced, landscaped, nice area. $33,900. command experience and FlorIda FERN PARKAUTOPARTSvnder . PROVIDIIIG 1 - dryer. Pool clubhouse, 5350 mci. water, sewer & garbage. 323-7071. - $69,511. -- OFFICE FURNITURE lOComplejeOtflces I 337020 LONGW000 I I Air Conditioning _______________________ classified ad. the sooner you w1 l get results, __________________ Single mattress a. frame, very good condifiots, 145. 21.000 BTU Sears Air Conditioner, 3 yrs. ieft on compressor warranty, original cost $400, must sell for IN DELTONA. $1,000 PER ACRE. Somebpdy is looking for your bargain. Offer it today in the - _________________________ Katti. Est. 5300301 aft. 4. DIVIDE. Bookkeeping & Tax, Economical Service for small busine-ss. PLAYMOR Travel Trail er II Clean, easytowlrig, steep4 $700 Call 37) 0*25 - OFFICE tURNITURE lOCOmpIefeOffices & Chair, pract. new, reason. new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged _______________________ - ______ ___________ __________________________ ____________________ ___________________________ S1—t'$ousehold Goods -______________________ 511 AccountlngServlces - 60—Office SuiIe"" . ________________________ ________________________ DEL1'ONA-3 Bdrm, 1 bath, carpeting, range&refrlg. Eat. in kitchen, fenced yd. $35,000. JENNY CLARK*I,ALTY REALTOR fl2-130$er32304J REALTOR MIS l' rn-we - ' Sanford, Florida 377fl DUTIES", 142 Carver Av ACademy Manor ______________________ ._.. . 330.7020 LONOWOOD SOME FARM LAND, ROAD FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO. Sell that extra bike wIth a io cost Classified Ad. - Publish June 26, 1100 OEX.lo NbYi'1'bP PINDIi4d' SIQNIPICANTIPPECTON THE INVIRONMINT DATUJvne*Igss City of Sanford, Plcf'Ida - MIryGrifflhjtealtor '1-135.1136 322-2094 2to6 ______________________ ____________________ - _______ WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA. Sanford, Seminole, FlorIda NetIceef Public Heaiing $491,417 (Estimated Cost of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Prolect) It has tIan detasminad that such NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of V'OUei? for relacse of funds will SEAFOOD 32)1577 ______ - Arthur,i ireaciiers - _____ - / '221.0340 ' not constitute an action Florida AreaOffice; Peninsular PREVIOUSLY PLATTED IN - KITCHEN PRIVILEGES significantly affectIng the qualIty Plaza; Ml Riverside Avenue; THE PLAY OF NORTH Ca11323.022$ STEMPERAGENCY of the human Oh. ORLANDO RANCHES, SECTION envIronment and, ProPerty AppraIser Jacksonville, Florida 32304. of funds on TWO, RECORDED IN PLAT accordingly, the above-named ledlons to the release Tax Collector Experienced Telephone — REALTOR p2.1991 District Superintendent of Cltyhasdecldednottopr.peresn' bases other than those stated BOOK 12, PAGE 12, PUBLIC Solicitorsin MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICe Apartments Unfurnished Envlronn'i.ntai impact Statement above will not be considered by RECORDS OF SEMINOLE theseareas... _______________________ ____________________ CO U N T Y. under the National Environmental MUD. No F 1. 0 R I 0 A; a LONGW000 SupervIsor of Elections E'efr!wS.v). 3fl-193sm-io cblecticn received after PROVIDING FOR THE *WINTER SPRINGS Me'nber*oI the Board of cnsy Policy Act 001960 (P191490). JUrse23.1wIltbeCOIs'ld.redby OeBARY'—Loveiy, lge 1 berm, The RESERVATION resems tsr such decision -.'AN *CA$.ELERRY COIflmIss*Onef$, DIstricts 1. 3.. $ HyD., W1*sóSC '1lt'eM. 'A$*M*pfl TO THE OP 1 air, prefer senkcflhiahs. Stat ClT'4'OP Theh5theI SPO flIL$rJlt(GJ 0051 or adS.üee. are as WINTER SPRINGS, follows: There will be is' FLOMIDA, Districts 2, 3 Executive Director CALL 322-2611 FOR PURPOSES - OF In TestilTiony Whereof, I have sigMflcant effect on the en. Sanford Housing Authority SANFORD—Lovely 1 Bdrm + vlronmosst as a result of project EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE, hereunto set my hand and affixed Ground Level-City den or 2 Bdrm, air. 5370 CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE ; Ewnlng IIenikJ the Great Seal of the State of implementation, Box 3033 $1350 DOWN + Closing costs Adults, 612 Park. 1-141-7113, DATE, An EnvIronmental RevIew FlorIda, at Tallahassee. The Sanford, Florida 32771 buysthls3Bdrm, lbathhome A copy of said Ordinance Capital, thIs the Thirtieth day of Record respectIng the within Publish: June 13, 16, 15, 19, 19S0 Ii LIVE-IN SITTER for school-age In Pinecrest, Large fenced 2 Large Bdrms w-walk.in closet, psoled has been made by the OEX.M children. Some Ilgid cooking & be available at the office of the May, AD., 1900. carport, new carpet & paint, 2 baths, new carpet, range, housekeepIng duties. Wages CIty Clerk of the City of Witsr GOEROC FIRESTONE above.named City which - P4EwHEs I ________________________ _______________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court IMMEDIATELY SEIQIER REALTY BROKEk, ' BUILDING LOTS- ACREAGE inn. CONSISTING OF THE CREEK - centrally locats only • ROOMS FOR RENT __________________________ French Av noni .,3320fb _______ ____________________ __________________________________________________ k __________________________________________________________ k A4 I ___________________________ pianos. lnc!udes bench, delivery & tuning. CANNON MUSIC CO., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 41, 1 block E. of I-I. 330.5000. ________________________ - PAVED RD. IN OVIEDO. '°° I GRAB BAGS&000R PRIZES - 7S—Re'eational Vehicles OFFICE FURNITURE S ACRES RESTORABLE MO' IILEHOMC,WELL.SEPTIC 1 HORSE STALLS. GENEVA -- NEW SPINET PIANOS— Full price $000. Console pianos washer, top loader, $30. Call ', owned by David property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly descrIbed as follows: One 1041 Starcraft, popup travel trailer, beIge In color VIN No. 00067 being stored at 17-02 Shell in Cassalberry, Florida, and the unders)gn.g as s*..iwt . Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00AM, on the 27th day of June, AD. 1950,off.rforsaIeandse(Ito the highest bidder, for casts, subleci to any and all existing liens at the Front (West) rot the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above - RENT OR OWN thIs paint & body shop with 2 berm apt. attached. Excellent terms. Call for details. WINDOWS. WILL COMPETE ' - AT 5-43,000. SPARKLING Cl !AN—Sen%lbiy Representatives for the following That said sale Is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of' Execution. John'EP Polk, Sheriff Seminole cwntt, Florida 322-7001 _________________________________________________________________ George Britton, CPA, 862 51)6 Lonowood Hw'v.l6West,SIntord _______________________________ 323-5620 - F*ONTAGE.PINE CYPRESS$1,000pEft ACRE. TERMS. PMrchandise - USED TIRES-- 3600 & P A OK Tire Mart 2113 S French 372 7450 • vacation. Must clean all consignments. amplifier I case. Like new. _____________________________ Cash $140. Also guItar cost 5219. sell $73. 3 sulky 11111cr. Good cond. After 6 call 373,433$ 2'As ACRES WITH 311' PROW. TAGE ON PAVED RD. IN OSTEEN. $12,500 C)SH. ___________________ CROCKETT LOG HOME 3 BEDROOM, 2' BATH ON WOODED"CORNER LOT. FIREPLACE. 2 Acres in Only $90,000. ______________________ Breakfast-lunch shift, Apply In person after 2 p.m. Deltona ___ _____ $30,000E XCELLENT TERMS. __________________________ WASHER—Full time. Apr In person Egg n Omelet _______ Restaurant. 2543 French Ave. (b)that-appllcanrseqtvirenm.m,a, p.m. or as soon thereafter review record for the project In. posslbl to consIder an Ordinance dlcates omission of a required entitled as follows: puc housing. pilcabie to the project In Use an. OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORSanford, SemInole, Florida CONVEYING THAT vironmental revIew Process. IDA, 1153,703 (EStimated Cost of Oedions must be prepared -Id CERTAIN LAND DESIGNATED - ____________________ ' - 59—Misicat _______________________ 10 WOODED ACRES, HIGH your loti Will build on ______________________ — Savel Foosiockers $17.00 up ArmyNavySurpl 310 Sanford Ave. 322.3701 Looking fora lob? The Classified Ads will help you find that lob - - - _______________________ . KITCHEN, OPEN PORCH, NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. $20,500, -. - S5-8oats & Accessories _______________________ ___________________________ ROBSON MARIN ' 2027 Hwy. 11.93 -- I I - OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices 330.7020LONGWOOo'i' Ave. 323-1000. SanfOrd -- FRI.7:30P.M, __________________________ - '66 CORVLTTE 327 1 speed. toth to, Mechanically like neW. Asking 35.500 365 7Cvi JUST MAKE PAYMENTS — '69 to '75 models, Call 339 9100 or 605 (Dealer). Oak bow front china cabinet, old bow top trunk, Hide-a bed, color & SW lv's, Oak dresser & chest, aluminum glider & matching lounger. Old Oak table, sewing machine, car petlng,foldingcfsairs,a-loadof garden insectcides & fer. tilizers, lamps + all kinds of fancy glassware & dinnerware Items. Self-defrost _____________________ WILSON MAIER FURNItURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311.313 C. First St. 323.3433 - $31,000. COUNTRY LIVING—Fresh air & open spaces featured In this double wide 60' mobIle home on6acres. Only $$,000. - . Would lIke to share my large home In Sanford with working person, age 20-25. Call 322-5064. for 1105 5. - Enterprise, inc Medal Inc.. Realtor 344.3013 S ACRES ON CATFISH POND, WELL & ELECTRIC. NICE 3 BEDROOM CS HOME TREES. ZONED MOBILE tovely quiet nelghborh. HOME. 521,000 E-Z TERMS. 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, AIR & HEAT, NEW APPLI. each. - Prorarn, VA.FHA.2.Con HOme1 Low Down Payment 100*132 Ft..Zoned A-i, sold 28-"Apts.&Houses ToShare' fiberglass. Only experienced apply. Star-Line Enterprises, Building 290, Sanford Airport. Want.Ad way. The magIc number Is 372-2611 or *31-0003. ______________________ - ____________ Title I of the Housing and Corn. executiveotficerorotherotticerof Edg.mon Ave., Winter Springs, Ithasbeendetermin.dthatsuth required procedure (21 CFR 335030$ BIG CARPORT SALE: Thur. Iday & Friday. Lots of tools. 327 valencla Rd.. DIBIrY. - -______ For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap. praisals. Call Dell's Auction. 323-3670, ________ no obligation. - . '74 Chevy' Impala. body fair, mechanical excellent, new rebuilt engine by Rudy's Automotive. 5430 349 FFICE FURNITURE 'sOCompleteOffices 330-7020 LONGW000 CARPORT SALE—Thurs.FrI. Sat 1220 Randolph St. Good clothes at a bargaIn price. __________________________ MOVING SALE—Leaving Everything mustgol ______________________ BATTERIES—New, $30, Cx. 16 Duplex lots & 4 Single Family .JESSUP. $32,500, - __________________ _______________________ The Real Estate Agency Inc.. Realtors 243S1S.Fr3nch(WV2)3,nford 3235374 - - , • . 3 BEDROOM ON CORNER 1SO'x135' FOR COUNTRY Cash APALV4Y WORLDs - a pc KIng size $drm set. Lass than) yr. old. Cost SilOOnew, $530 firm. Also queen sIze hide. a-bed.$35&NewlOspeadbike, US, Call Wonder what to do with Two? tossup Heights, $10,000. _______ _________________________ CreativeExpresslons 322-7013 CITY OP -. - - ' _____ _______________ ______ _________ - OPEL PaIIere 197; 2 Dr. 4 cyi Ispeed, Factory ar, AM FM S!ereo. Excellent cord $1,100 32) 0*25 r4dlo & afr, power steering & brakes, New pa,flr1ob 3232376 - GIGANTIC YARD SALE Fri I, Sat. ,lune 20th & 21st,.Cor. 25th & Willow. 0:30 to WANTED—Frost I rs' refrIgerator, working or not! Also reconditIoned refrlg. for ' Sal,. NOming over $200. 322 2350 OFFICE FURNITURE 10 Complete Offices 130.7020 LONOW000 ______________________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR,3fl.7eg VACANT LOTS— 2 Lots LOTS. SANFORD AVE. ZONED C-2. $21,000. _____ Florida,and I have Ievleduponthe FICTITIOUS NAME NotIce is hereby given that lam Buy One FISH Get SecOnd/PLATTER: __________ - 10a.m. 322-0311. Lake Monroe area. ------ ________ home trial allBart 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE CORNER 25TH ST. ZONED 4helim'eTestedFirm RMOI. $20,000. eq. Real Estate Broker 120N. ParkAve. 3034123 . - 1000rnpleleOtfj., 3)97020 LONGW000 GUN AUCTION 'June 27 & 21, consignments accepted,forinfocail Sanford Auction, 323-7310 or AAA AUC3IOI. 337Q30 - ______ - NO 43--LotsAcrssge C PING.- 52-0,000. - .Iune 20 '1 21. 30* Satsuma, Ravenna Park. Furniture, - baby-crib, toys. TV, much Tiore. I'$andm de Crafts. TELEVISIONS RCAColorCoflsole2S",soidnew over $700. Balancedu,$laoor take over payments $5 weak. Md4EY DOWN Still in warranty. Call 21st Century INVEST IN YOUR OWPI $ ACRES,nlcelvvvuodedandno, too far from town. OK for home or mobIle, priced *17.300 with terms to fIt your budget. -____ _________________ - 2309W.lstSt.Byth.bushelor.. D&AutoRepairShop.....6 Bays by t! ear. 323-2261. 1. Parts house. Going busIness in a great area. Hwy. JJA.Arts&Crsfts between Aitamonte Mall & 17- — GARAGE SALE: Safia.m. till? 2*33 Gale Place Off 29th St. _____________________ _______________________ 2 BEDROOM, PANELED FAM ILY. ROOM, CARPORT, FENCED YARD, NEW mo. + $200 security deposit. Call Lou 123.2320 days or 562-2326 Eves. - _________________ ________________________ REALTY - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Thursday, June 19,'1900—,ø ' _______________ , - --. _ 0t Sale 80—Autos for 'iaIe KICK' THE STORAGE HABIT, _________ _____________________________ Sell thsoe useful, no longer --' -needed items with a Herald - 73CUTLASS-000d COrd, '11 MG Midget—ExceItent Classified Ad. Call 322.2611 or Low mileage, $1200 Condition 31.000 or best offer *31-0093. , 323 iso '37? 6971 — _________________ ___________________ OrFICEFIJRNITU$E '77VOLARE—Slant6,newtlres 54- -Garage Sales —. OFFICE FURNITURE loCompteteOfflces 3397020LONGWOOD '' HOME—S BR, 3 Bath. 2 f -y, 21/i Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for Details, 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT & CARPETS, NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. 60 40—Condominiums HOTISS ______________ 0JF beautIful new BNOAD ___________________________ MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORYMOIILE HOMES 3*CJOrlandoDr. VA&FHAFIAenCI COMMERCIAL 2 lots on the corner of Sanford Ave. & 3rd St. $20,000. 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT, DELTONA AREA. $32,000. . -_ ' 42—lbile 323-6061 eves. 323-0317 3226333 — 3 BEDROOM. l'/i BATH. DOU. BLE CARPORT, FENCED SUNLAND, 2 ACRES. 110.300. fnjij ____________________________ - ____________________ from the U.S. Dejartment of 'WHY BE LONELY? WrIte: "Get A Mate" Dating Service. HousIng and Urban Development Alt ages, P.O. Box 6071, (MUD) under TItle lot the Housing Clearwater, Fl. 1118 and Community Development Act of 1011.. The City of Sanford Is —flcertifying to MUD that The City of 6—Child Care Sanford and Thomas Wil. V.D—lnckist,ial RN ,Il time, I-I shIft. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & __________________________ ' through 3 DEX1I 3 BEDROOM. 1½ BATH. AIR & HEAT.LAKEMARY. -3,,Q _______ SALES P5ITION Full & PaSt time. IS-1906 Any' time for Recorded ____________________ ______ Rabies Shots it not found. Charges will not be filed. Call 333737 . 2700 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 1742) Sanford [Fi1 OPB C000 (N ORLANDO AND SANFO*D AREA ONLY PEPSi I 2107 VS. C0i15131 Dr., Orlando 2130 S. Semorin Blvd., Orlando $40 4. Orlando Ave. Winter Park 400 Hwy. 434 Altamaitte Springs ___________ Pent nrk Plaza, ern Park 5503 W. Colonial Dr., Pine Hills 4117 1. ColonIal Dr., Oslando 714$ S. Orang. Iloesem TrailpOrlando _____________________ M. UNSWOR'fli or'323-0314 after a p.m. AIRLINETICKETS RoundtrlpOrlando-N.Y. $14$eacti.Ca11331.7401 __________ ____ - ________ Ave. LPN'S & AIDES Better Living Center of Casse(berry. Call for appointmnt. fl-S0O2. ' MUST FINDDOG yr. old child was bitten In face. Sat, am. at Sambo's by Ige beag, or bassett type dog. _____ I "'' SpurottheMoment BabysItting. I will contact my cust. as to new phone no. action; and that these rnpon.I silrnes have been satisfied. TM legal effect of' the cer- P.O. BOX 2035 Sanford. Florida 37th 05) 323-Nl3 -- FOR' RENT—Small trailer. Star-Line Enterprises. BuIldIng 291, Sanford Airport.. 5-12 , yim, skate. movies. Sanford Early Clilldsood Center. 332-6443 2 o'iots in nicest Valued at $100, Iacrlflce.5200 each, Call 512-12U. " , Coupon expires: June 23, 1900 Not valid with any other offer. --- ' ' ___ WHEN SUMMER SIMMERS You could be relaxing in this spacIous 3 berm, 2 bath, Air Conditioned home in Mayfair section of executive homes, 540,300 3BEDROOM,2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, AIR & HEAT. ELE. GANT 2 STORY ON 1 ACRE NEAR LAKE MONROE. —ile Hoi _____ - - 3SEDROOM,1½ BATHS, AIRL HEAT, SCREENED'PATIO. VALENCIA COuRt. $35,000, - .. _____________________ Acrossfrom Health Dept. Yourfuturetsour Concern o—cti 3—centeries _______________________ ' _____________________ DOMINIUM $2'.900— Oeter must wit, Only $3,000 down. The Reafly Stori*71.193*, do not realize they can buy a home.Therearemanywaysto ' fklance.2borm,1bath,,,ed rd and tress, *32,000. Furnished DELTONA-2 Bdrm, furnished. .5195 mo. First, last, security. ____________________________ No pets. Available , 1010. 912 French Av., ______________________________ ______________________________ gpa I Coupon expires: June 23, ltSO / any I 33--Housès fl176 -- GREAT— CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER ' , CALLANNETTE City Clerk atEast StateRoadIl6,lnthe All interested agencies, di under the fictItious name Of PERSON: Publish June 19. 1950 BOB'S AUTO PARTS, arid that I The above.named city proposes and persons disagreeing with this City of Fern Park, Florida. decisIon are Invited to submit That the partIes Interested In 0EX4$ inland to register saId name with to request the U.S. Department the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Housing and Urban Development written comments for con said business enterprise are as follows: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT , Seminole County, Florida In ac to reieese Federal Funds under slderatlonbytheCltytotiwonlc. RIB LIMITED, INC. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL curdancewlththe provisions of the Title I of the Housing and Corn- of the undersigned. Such written comments should be receIved By: Ronald W. pfQyy CIRCUIT IN AND POE Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWIt: msa'slty D t of SIMINOI.E COUNTY, FLORIDA, PresIdent Section 143.09 Florida Statutes (Pt. 43-303) to be used for the the .o&. p.crn. on or before Ruth S. Nov'y, June 20. 1100. 70.3*WCA.I9.K l$7. following proud: Secretary NI suds comments so received COMIANK.SEM1IIOLE COUN. 51g. Mrs. P.S. Baker HousIng RabIiflatio. Dated at Casselberry, TY, a Florida banking cor. Publish: May 20, June 3, 12, 19. Purchase, rehabilitate me wlilbeccnsldersdandttseCltyw,ii the release of Federal SemlnoleCounty, Fiosida,May 21, Poion, 1950 DEW-lI) resale of single family residences -a'0 InCma funds OS take any admInIstrative 1900 Plaintiff, to low and I - ' 5-Mjjs for Sale ________________ Fiale ____________________ I HORSE I Bdr, -____________________ cabinets, various counter to I 2 bathRANCH—With house, 4 + 1* stall , ______ ' , link cut outs, vanities. Sas I deluxe barn. acrs All facilIties Safldlewloed.Sanford 2 BR, 3D, Cabinets Inc. 1700 South Hwy. Across from new PfOed I • newly - painted, ge unIt. 127 (across from Milwee Race Track In Lake Mary _____ t20,010,$&010 down 1-205-7744, _________________________ I Middle School), Longwood. I _.!.!!!.000- CACL 33l-S.4. *iiiiii ' 'I LOVESEAT.Sofabed, easy RENTADICINTHOMI? SANDALWQOD VILLAS CON COMMUNITY BULLETIN' chair. Good cond. Ciii 3224321 Almost impossible! Many p,opp• OAR OS ARE SANFORD—I BORM. P/i bath on 1 acre fenced with pool. sns * deposit. m-om, ' ' - final Iudgement rendered In fh, Rd., UnIt 11 and 1$, Longw*od, $100! KNOWSYOU, WANT A JOB BUT.... DO YOU KNOW WEWANTTO HELP? - - . (IV(35)I DREAM OF JEANNIE 4 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (1]) (17)u', THREE SONS (10)OVERY - . ' iu 41-_Housesj LAKE MARY—Hidden Lake, $3). 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, equipped kitchen. heat-air, carpeting, double garage, neiorhood amenities: tennis I pool. 100% REAL ESTATE INC. 645-0100 REALTOR — A _______________________ 5:00 (lb1 32—Houses Unfurnished' A A EMPLOVM - pEX.15 NOTICEOFSHE1IFF'$SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issuid out of an under the seal of the Circuit court ,, § 10:00 NOTICE OP P0* RELEASE OP PUNDS city of Sanford, Florida Authority of the City of saiwo. Level-CIty Hall p.o. sox 2033 Florida 32771 TO ALL Net$ceefPubilcHearIn RETENTIONof6iusticesolthe INTERESTED POIicyActofl%0.HUDwlllaccept AGENCIES, GROUPS AND anobiediontoitsappravaloft TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Florida SupremeCourt NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN RETENTION of I Judges of the PERSON: release of funds and acceptancem above-named CIty proposes of the certification only ii it is en by the City CouncIl of the City of District Court Of Apt, Fifth to request the U.S. Department of one Of the following bases: (a) WInter Springs. Florida, that said Appellate Court District Circuit Court Q', Judges, HoUsing and Urban Destelopm.nt That the certification was not In City CouncIl will hold a public Circuit Sonafelt and Brenda Sonafelt, State Senator for the following Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered tome Senatorial Districts: 17 FRIENDS (51 MY THREE SONS (7) - ALLINTHEFAMILY (1]) 5) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS a4(10) SESAME STREET (A) 11(17)THE FLINTSTONE$ ' 12(17)GREENACRES CIty of Sanford, Florida Housing AuthorIty of the of Sanford - - - (WE) (l15) SPACE GHOST / DINO BOY (WED) 1 V (35) FANTASTIC FOUR (THU) (1I (35) HERCULOIDS(FRI) (10) SAILING, SAILING (FAt) 9:00 NO'TICEOPPiNOING OPNOSIONIP1CANT EPPICTONTHE ENVIRONMENT United States Senator Representative in Congress for the ith and h Congressional . PAINTING (FRI) 8:30 -- 1S—HsVsrdsd CHILD CARE—My home capacity as AdmInIstrator, con daytime, some nights. sent to accept the lurisdidion of' Longwood-Lake Mary area. the Federal courts lOan action is 322-1331 or 33,04,30. bros.ht to enforce responslbilttie,I In relation to envIronmental1 WILL CARE for children In my 433*31 to be used for the August, AD. 1975, In that certain through 3 Com Bank. PublIc Defender Eighteenth following project: case entitled, Public Housing Modeq-nlzatlo Circuit Longwood, a Florida banking (14(10) SOUNDSTAGE (WED) 10) HENRY MOORE (THU) a4(10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL TODAY IN FLORIDA L. IJ0000MORNINOFLORIDA 5:10 Sheriff Seminole County, Florida SiOOUIDINGLIGHT (7)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 1-t) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (14 ioS ODYSSEY (MOtH a; (10) SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS (12)(17)LUOVSHOW MORNING - 3:00 5)0 CAPTAIN KANQA00 ii) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE çiO) VILLA ALEGRE (Ri 3:20 - FRIENDS i (17) FATHER KNOWS BEST 8:00 o That said sale Is being made to FOURTH day of NOVEMBER, to Satisfy the terms of said Writ of fill or reti.n the following offices: Execution, President and Vlce President of 0(1) ANOTHER WORLD (UJ (35) BANANA SPLITS AND TODAY GOOD MORNING AMER 5) TENNESSEE TUXEDO . - - 2:30 7:30 TlCE UNOE, NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IsPlereby gIven that the undersIgned, pursuant to the "FictItious Name Statute", Chapter H5, Florida StaMes,. will register wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In-andior Seminole Florida, upon receIpt proof of publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to wit: CHATEAU LE MANS APART. MENTS under which this prty Is engaged in business at 1*3 East Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs, Flcrida 32101. mat 1Pt party Interested In said busine enterprIse is as follows: H. INVESTMENTS. INC. co Sfli Floor 21 St. ClaIr Avenue East Toronto, Ontario MIT LO Dated at Ter,fa. fl.itrI.i the highest bidder, for cash, sub give notice that a GENERAL iecttoanyandall,xistingliens,at ELECTION will be held In the Front (West) Door of the SemlnoleCounty,Stateof Florida, Seminole County Courthouse in' on the First Tuesday after the Sanford, Florida, the above First Monday In November, AD., 2:00 0 ) THE DOCTORS 5) ó AS THE WORLD TURNS F) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 6:55 - automobile, cream in color ID No. Florida titious Name Statutes, To.WIt: XP29672221131 being stored at Publish June 5. 12. 19, 26, with the 5ed 545.0, Florida Statutes Altarrionte Wrecker in Altamonte sale on June 27, 1050 1S7. DEX31 Springs, Florida. 51g. Dennis W. Egbos's and the undersigned as Sheriff of NOTICE OF ELECTION Triple C. IncorpOrated Seminole County, Florida, will at Be It known that I, GEORGE Publish June 3, 13, 10, 26, 1I0 11:00A.M. onthe2lthdayof June, FIRESTONE, Secretary of State DEX.23 1:30 8:45 (A) 2:00 (7)ALLMYCHtLDREN ji 5DINAHI&FRIENDS a4(1O) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (MON) (1D) PHOTOGRAPHY: HERE'S HOWfflJE) (10)FRENCHCHEF(WED) 4 (10) ANTIQUES (THU) 10) SILL MOYERS' JOURNAL (FRI) ()Z(17)THEATHLETES(MON) - - RESTLESS (1(17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU. FRJ) -- under the seal of the COUNTY Seminole, State of Florida and Its' '0 low and moderate income H. INVESTMENTS, INC. Court of Orange County, Florida, mailingadoressofsaidpq.op.,.tyis families. UpgradIng 153 unIts of By: P.1. LangIII, upon a final Iudgement rendered Route 3, P.O. Pox low rent publIc housing . Vice President In the aforesaid court on the 26th FlOrida 32163. Sanford, Seminole, Florida Publish: June 3,12, 10, 26. 1050 day of November, A.D. 1079, in and the undersigned as 1430,320 (EstImated Cost of Sheriff of DEX.IS that certain case entitled, Corn. Seminole County. Florida, will at Proled) An Environmental Review BankFairvilla, a Florida banking ll:OOA.M.onthe2lthdayof June, corporation Plaintiff, -vi- Fred A. A. 0, 1010.offerfot'saleandsell'0 Record respecting the wIthIn FICTITIOUSNAME Grueber, Defendant, which afore- the highest bidder, for casts, has been made by the hereby gIven that I am proledt said Writ of Execution was sublect to any and all existinG engag Is City whIch In business it 700 W. - above.narned delivered to me as SherIff of liens, it the Front (Wait) Door of documents the envIronmental Highw.y I, Longwood, Fia. 32750 Seminole County, Florida, and I the seminole County courthouse in review of the pro(ect. This En SemInole County, Florida' under vlronmental have levied upon the following RevIew Record is on Sanford, Florida, the above thnclitiousnameof MR. INSUR. described propertyown.d by Fred described REAL property. the above address and Is ANCE a. BOB COUGHLIN IN. located In Seminole County, satisfy the terms of said Writ of register sate name with the Clerk and copying, upon request. Florida, more particularly Execution. Of the Circuit Court, Seminole - The City of Sanford. Florida will described a's,follows: undirtake the prolect described John E. Polk, Sheriff County, Florida In accordance 0(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (SI 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 610 11:50 LOOI( AT ME HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH (WED) 4 (10) THE ViCTORY GARDEN (THU) 4 (10) BEN WATTENBERG'S '. 1950 (FR)) 17) MOVIE 1:00. COUNTRY CARNIVAL (FRfl HEALTH FiELD SUNRISE 7)LISTEN(MON) NOTICE OF SHERIFP'SSILE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of E*ecution Issued out of and lR1df the seal of the Circuit Court Of DOde County, Florida, upon a final judgemeni rindet-ed In the aforesaid court on the 30th day of August, AD. 1013, In that certaIn cas, entitled, Edward N. Gale, Plaintiff, vi, Mary 0. Gale, Defdndant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was de(Ivorid to me as SherIff of Seminole County, Florldaandih.vel,,ieduponthe following described property ow by Edward N. Gale, said propertybingiocatedinI,. County, Florida, more particutarly described as f011ows: NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE S½ Of Lot SS, Slavia Colony Co., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Sub 1 (and all fixtures attached that vIrtue of that.certaIn Writ thereto) All of th, above discribid a byr.,._ .............. 12:30, , _________________ __________________ legal Notice ' Legal Notice Legal Notice Thursday, June 1, 1flO-3B 11:55 - .. flurtav JII.I s* WIIW Ira UWWV - .--. 4B—Ev.nlng Herald,- Sanford. -Fl.-' 9Q!..Noti!_.. HIS Independent Orlando ' 4' p a - Cable Cli. ' I ' r. - Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - __________________ _________________ To List Your 322-26893 ______ �- . -. • .% • .tL - - WIF I j9A1VX7 4a ___ - D e D V 72nd Year, No. 260-Friday, June 20, 1980-_Sanford, Florida 32771 I I AIIPI - Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents 11r J -W 5; ' 0 COventry WALL PAINT Mopacote * 1P 7 Latex e and colors. ti ri atni&i- LIGHT SHEET BULBS I Limit 8. please I Each Bulb ' - - Ins;ftostedmn4075oi1 de ts. Reg. Price (each bulb)...... 27C 48 handle rolled step AR248. I yVJ\ PIP 99 ' "* _____ - RV. Price (each) .........4.59 •• - ••1 00-0 69 .5 Reg. Price (sq. ) .......3.39 istroTurt , Sq. Yd. 99 . Three daisy design is 19%"* 33%". DM70 Green. . . b Rag. Price(package) - package I 114 ITA T 1'u11 I Wall-Cote PAINT .. .. ___________ Latex paint for extenor surfaces. Washa.. Whit* - k. ,.' CAULK SCOttys \ In tweeds: Brown/Tan, Blçie/ Black. Red/Black, Green/Avocado. Green/Black. Also in solid Black. . 6'endl2widths. • Tough, elastic, 'on staining compound. 1111. ox. cartridge. \J4J Latex KORKER tizitu A • 994 - Sq. Yd. ........ .........1. wide. •J .. - ' I ioe SI SCOT • TUFTIONES TOUGH ONE Foam backed 100% nylon level loopcarpet in Gold, Earth or Foam backed 100% Foam backed 100% nylon level loop, in nylon plush pit. In decorator colors. In 12- widths. DIAMOND HEAD 12'widths. 28tch nw,,v *•SNC Sheet .......... 6,55 1/2" x 4'x 8(4 ply)..... 8.20 5/8" x 4 x 8. ........ 10.75 - .1. r( f4ç• h i R- t - 429 a" Electric GRASS TRIMMERS/EDGERS 49 0 Each Tile Wood Mosaic, Old Brick, 1 Butcher Block LJ " '. '.5. .. insulation VLI1bli Ft R-19 .. ' Ft .. IIr:c. 6 *15 6" * 23. iidü. 3½'23'11 /* I f\ - ) TIIOJf1IS ... Coiling FIXTURE square. No. SL 123. - 490n I fig .4.0 White or Colors l5YearWarranty Square .... 2559 '39 TR(MtIS Each , 3-TcbRBERGLAU ''y Year w Warranty a Garbage CAN Square 1 41 i ' .-.,S - •'' - - .___, -• -- -- ,•_ •:- -' - -_ -• .. ___•__ - _ _• '-': ..,._.. -. - - -_ •_ . - . - '- • - • ----- - - -- • • . • - . - -- •_ -: • :- - *_ _ . -•_ - ...' . - ... - -- -• ----5-- Nw.pbv TM .Vmn SEE YA' LATER, ALLIGATOR .- By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Eight new members have been added to the Task Force to Save the St. Johns and central Florida organization will be meeting In Sanford next month to_consider endorsing the committee's goals. Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, said today eight new persons have been added to the task force headed by Sanford attorney Douglas Stenstrom. The eight new members are: Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles, who is also a civil engineer; Dennis Dolgner, executive director of the Seminole County Port Authority; George Brown, who previously served two years on the St. Johns River Advisory Committee; Sidney Chase, member of a pioneer Sanford family; Michael Gray, attorney with the firm of Cleveland. Mize and "Save the St. Johns" committee, A town is the ''(lefeatist'' attitude of the people hall style meeting is to be held at the that the St. Johns cannot be saved. Sanford civic center in the next few "We iliuM get that thinking turned Bridges; Wilson home, a Sanford weeks where experts will be available toaround," homer saul. businessman; Duke Adamson, 01 United answer questions concerning the St. The saving of the St. Johns was taken Home Services and Woody Wilson, Johns, causes of its deterioration and on as it project b the chamber and the manager of Southern Bell Telephone Co. methods of correcting the problem. coimimittee formed earlier this week on a for the Sanford area. in addition, homer said, Mrs. challenge by Stenstroni. Those members of the committee Springfield, who is al president of the Speaking to his fellow directors of th named earlier this week in addition to Central Florida Associ.,tion of Chambers Sanford chamber, Stt'nstrom said: Stenstromn and Homer are: Tony Russi, of Commerce, will ask the group corn- - Ninety-nine out of 100 pe ople would say Sanford insurance agent; Joe Maino, of lEse(I of chambers front live counties to today the St. Johns is a decaying river Monroe harbour Marina; John Edwards endorse the comnuim4tee's eflort.s and and can't be saved. It's just a matter of of the lakefront Holiday Inn; Sonny provide assistance where possible. miiaking up our miunds to save the river. If Rabomn, a local businessman and lifelong The group is to hold it dinner meeting the river is to (lie, it should only be after a Sanford resident; Ned Yancey, chamber. on July 22 at the Holiday Inn at Interstate tight." goodwill ambhssador: and Chamber 4 and State Road R 46 in Sanford. Mrs. Sterstromn pointed out concern with the President Janice Springfield. Springfield will ask support on the basis river should be brought to the attention of Homer said that State Sen. John Vogt, that the pollution of the St. Johns Riser is both sUite and federal authorities and 11)-Cocoa Beach, and miiember ofhe a Central Florida mncemn. began this week contacting friends and Florida Senate's Committee on Natural H orner said one of the bigger problems acquaintances in both levels of govern. Resources, has been asked to assist the the conuimittee will be facing at the outset mmient, See Editorial. Page 4,%. _____________________ " - - TrainRUns Over Sanford Man ltqIian Pr6s ent, Carter Hold T A 51-year-old Sanford man, an John Spoiski said police reports show a It's not unusual for visitors to come Into the Sanford Marina on Lake engineer for. Seaboard Coastline witness said Greene "Jumped onto the Monroe, but Mr. Al E. Gator forgot to bring along a boat. Spotted Railroad, was taken to Seminole train, lost his grip and fell." Memorial Hospital early this morning He was found lodged between the train swimming In the marina, he said he heard fishing might be a little when his attempt to Jump onto a moving and the ground, the train having ran over off for a few days so he decided to try a little duck hunting. There's train failed and he was run over, his left leg, Spolski said. no scarcity of the large reptiles in the lake or the St. Johns River and Alfred F. Greene, 301 Jewett Lane, was The train, no. 1634, was moving at 10 id HOME UI'!i they are frequently seen sunning along the shore or swimming along "in recovery" at the hospital at noon. miles per hour at the fime of the 3:30 a.m. with their eyes and nose sticking out of the water. Seminole County Sheriff's spokesman incident, future council from bringing the issue up Herald Staff Writer again someday. assessed valuation, The people ina special referendum last .... Galvanized 30 hU.0 833 . Precut 2 x 4192%" SPRUCE STUDS Bundle %\\WfltII II 147 U piece 8*89 Bundle President. I'resident Carter and i'ertirmt Found "commmpatmbility of conferred today and found common lie said Pertini pointed out both h ground on East-West issues and the and Carter were "populist presidents, men of the people who had a mmwral Camp David Middle East accords. Carter and l'ertini met for, 45 outlook on public affairs.'' minutes at the Quirinale Palace, half After the private session, their an hour longer than originally meeting was broadened to include scheduled. An Italian government Secretary of State Edmund \luskie, spokesman said although Italy's National Security Affairs adviser position on the Middle East is a Zbigniew llriezinksi and counterparts 5 Lake Mary Council Dumps Utility Tax Plan By DONNA ESTES _ and Italian [) resident &indro Pertini positiotis" on all key Lssues, - property taxes if four out of five city commissioners approve, At a workshop Thursday, the city September voted 2-1 against increasing Imposition of a utility tax was rejected the Lake Mary City Council as a method cduncil will be looking at increased property taxes. For the third time in recent weeks by the of raising city revenues, at least for the property taxes as the source of more city council. rest of this year. City Manager Phil Kulbes told the revenues. Councilman Gene McDonald's motion Under a law which was In effect last council he will have research completed Mayor Walter Sorenson said, however, toremovetheltemfromconslderationby year, the council was limited in the In time for Thursday's meeting and be that the previous actions refusal by the board "forever and ever and ever" amount of property taxes which could be able to advise the board on ho* property board members to second a motion passed unanimously Thursday night. levied. Because of the peculiar wording taxes can be increased. In a budget approving a utility tax and refusal to But Mayor Walter Sorenson told in the law, the city wound up being report earlier this week, Sanford City discuss the Issue did not formally McDonald the "forever and ever and required to reduce property taxes from Manager Warren Knowles said a law settle the matter. Thursday night's acever" could not be part of the motion the $3 per 81,0(X) assessed valuation passed during the recent session of the tion settled the issue for this year at because this council cannot preclude a levied for years to $2.84 per $1,000 Legislature permits increases in least, Sorenson indicated. European one lie insisted it did not contradict the Caimip David accords, The Middle East was one of the mmiany global issues Carter discussed with the Italian delegation. 'lime - on tile Italian side, iticlu(ting Foreign Minister Emi lio Colomimbo and others. When the enlarged meeting began , - odcl)f The county, in challenging the anA letter is to be sent by the city of Lake The subject of Councilman Ray Fox's Circuit Judge Dominick Salfi to the panel nexation, said the annexation created an Mary to Judge William Woodson, chief wrath In moving for the action Is in January. City Attorney Gary Massey, in a report enclave which is forbidden by state law. Judge of the 18th Judicial Circuit the lawsuit filed by the county against the (Seminole and Brevard counties), city challenging the annexation of the to the city council Thursday night said criticizing the court's "lack of concern 1,600-acre Heathrow planned unit Salfi and Williams have reduced their The county insists the annexation leaves mid responsibility" - about a lawsuit In- development and adjacent properties, opinions in the case to writing but a parcel of county property partially volving the city. The suit has been bogged down in the McGregor has not as yet prepared his surrounded by city property and this The Lake Mary Ci ty Council Th ursday courts for the past three years. The chief written opinion. . çTeates an enclave. The city contends a night Instructed City Manager Phil judge last year named Circuit Judges When mem bers of the audience gasped Parcel of Land to be an enclave must be Kulbes to draft the let te r and send It to Robert McGregor and Voile Williams to at the wording, "lack of concern and complete ly surrounded by city property. The term enclave has not been defined Woodson with copies to Gov. Bob decide the issue, responsibility" in Fox's motion Thursday political by the courts, the Legislature or the Graham and the chief justice of the Williams and McGregor could not night, he said he "recognized the attorney general. -DONNA ESTES Florida Supreme Court. agree on a decision. Woodson added implications" of his motion, Action Reports Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Classified Ads Comics Crossword Dear Abby Deaths Dr. Lamb .... - - ZA 4A - 6A 8A Editorial Florida IA 3A 6A 3A Horoscope hospital MA-9A Nation 6A Ourselves 6A Sports 7A Television 2A Weather 6A World SA lÀ IOA Leisure 2A 2A - -.-- Surprised Teacher Denies Harming Paddled Student Foley came to school the next day, but did not announcement of the Investigation to come to or of any such report. school, she explained. appear to be in any kind of pain, either walking or Caskey said Foley, at Sanford Grammar School Herald Staff writer Bernosky came to her home with Carolyn Brewer, for about two weeks after moving from his mother's it," she said, exsaid. "I watched for sitting, she The Sanford Grammar School teacher charged the school's assistant principal, of injury, showed no evidence plaining he . Virginia home to his father's home In Sanford, was with conunlulng battery when she paddled a third Bernosky says Brewer came with punished him as a first for knocking down a girl in the grade student last month says she did administer representative of the school with playground and later for punching a boy on the the paddlings, Foley's following the approval of evening But the corporal punishment, but did not doany harm to the Clay Carroll. He for the youth at the Principal said adlunch line. caring the two . grandfather, who was ddld. Elsa Marie Caakey, 30, of 1387 Sacramento Si, time, reported the Incident to police and the ministrators have cooperated thoroughly with the While law enforcement officials say Foley's Deltona, was fnafy char ged Thursday by On Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. investigation, and seem interested in determining Memorial Hospital, the truth. parents were originally hesitant about the in. HRS sent Foley to Seminole Seminole state attorney's office with committing Caskey says she told Bernosky she paddled the vestigatlon, last week Mrs. Kelly sent a letter G.V. Garay Seminole Medical Examiner battery May 15, when she paddled Ware Foley, 8, where youth in accordance with the school's policy, dark bruises covering, both calling asking them to continue as they 1aw f it, said Rep. large ion of Ralph Foley, 1106 & Maple Ave., Sanford and photographed Kelly's a teacher from, across the hail to witness the aide Bill Purvis this morning, New buttocks. Judy Kelly, wife of U.S. Rap. Richard Kelly, Rdelivery the blows. of the bnzlses as being "superdescribed Garay POrt Richey. She explained her school's policy states teachers. Chief Assistant State Attorney Chris Ray said he ficial," causing no permanent injuries. Caskey said Thursday *e had thought had received no communications from the Kell fIt. Caskey claims she was told by Bernosky after have blanket authority to paddle as vestigatlon Into the Incident by Sanford police asking him to either push or drop the investigation. Carroll has declined to comment on his school's wrapped up without charges Last month after she their first meeting that he had received a report saying the child was easily bruised and that he was policy, but school district spokesmen say district . was quseticoed b Sgt. W.R. Beirtmaky. Ray said today Ca$ey was not actually 'indicted' wide rules require that teachers seek approval Sits adnIted paddling Foley twice on May 15, but ending the investigation without filing charges. from as reported In the Herald Thursday, but formally Bernosky said he ipterviewed Caskey at her borne an admthIstratoh time they paddle. said the paddling was done in accordance with charged by his office with a crime. While the effect Incident. Bosky said y he only met with the woman ofthe two actions is the same, an indictment is scho,and that the chlldwu not injured by a few days following a • She hadatayed borne that day, too upset over the once, and never told her the Investigation was ended formal charge from from a grand Jury, he the corpral punishment. said. ByDAVIDM.RAZLEE Prices quoted n this ad are based on customers picking-up merchandI at our store; Delivery is available for a small charge. Management reserves the right to ?limit quantities on special sale merchandise. PRICES GOOD FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY JUNE 26 •' SANFORD Pni French Avenue Ph'47flfl ---. '00 Monday thru Saturday h4 - ,•,•' - •- -- - -. - . I. - • • ,.S - ---- - - . S . -, I'ertini stated tie had said all Ile wanted to say during the pri v ate United States has been concerned session. Carter then expressed the over a European Common Market United States' 'appreciation for declaration that the Palestine Italian solidarity in NATO imuatters.. 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Exchange June 11, was still in Force this The SEC regulation, according to a local In 1979, Auto-Train lost $2.2 million, but In the first quarter of 1980, the cornmorning pending a company an- stockbroker, is to prevent those who have that was only half its 1978 losses. pany's consolidated gross revenues were nouncement. information from using it before The corporation has also been in- $8,332,417 resulting in consolidated net The announcement was expected everyone has the information, vestigated by the SEC for suspected earnings of$639,O43or39 cents per share. Wednesday oc Thursday, but due to a According to the Wall Street Journal, kickbacks and political payoffs, but in In the tirst quarter of 1979, the company's death in the family of Auto-Train Auto-Train Corp. recently created the - March the SEC announced that the in- consolidated gross rcvenes were President Eugene 'Garfield it has been wholly owned subsidiary Railway Ser- vestigation was terminated. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 19, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e9f5ac8d8f10ea61bb9b8acd1e56d80a.pdf f4fbfed60a10cbcc5e17b107aca5cec6 PDF Text Text - --- - - - --. -- -- -- - -- - TIiii..i.r w .: d 72nd Year, No. 23FrIy, May 23, 198Sanford, Florida ann - Evening Heral(USPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents - - -- - . ---.- • ,_ 4 Dead Man' Awakens In Plastic Bag At Funeral Home .. -" -- $S.PId - "-. ....... - ' 3S dSV • S SIR. 124 . ENDS SATURDAY SALE - . - -. 5111011 lIRibirl, D11d, Mt. Dire daily zOS4OO, S. 124. V Ir V M MART!NSBURG, W.Va. (UP!) - dead and called the undertaker. Thursday night. "Maybe they still had where the coroner declared him dead. [de the bag: "It worked out for the helping ors. If I've got a dollar, Charles K. Herrell is alive today only But Just as Herrell was being pushed life in them, you know. But they never "They didn't tell me about being at the nobody's going to be broke." because a funeral borne attendant tin. Into a cooler, an attendant at Brown were given a chance to be revived, funeral home until this morning," he Herreil a resident of Bunker Hill, said zipped his body bag. Funeral Home unzipped the plastic bag said. "The shock asrdfic. I couldn't he hadn't been "a religious person," but Herrell, a former commercial pilot Herrell, 56, is a victim of for a final check. He found Ilerrell "I sure have had a dose call. I have believe it." he was baptized once and thinks his who has been disabled since 1973, plans to hypoglycemia, and when his blood sugar breathing. low sugar. People don't understand. - Herrell said he bears no grudge against brush with death has a lofty meaning. rest awhile and get back on a proper diet fropatoo low, iblacknutoccura—justas S .--------- - - When! don't get the proper food, I black Dr. Walter Fix, the county coroner, or "ft all makes me think I'm here for a to stabilize his blood sugar.level. one did Wednesday morning when he 9t makes me think how many people out. 11* arrestlnofficerwho-found-himreason," he said:.!'R* god Lord leftm& -----I'm ptty.weak, butVm living, and wotmd up in a Berkeley County Jail cell. have been embalmed who weren't dead," Deputies found Herrell passed out in side his car. And he said he is grateful to here for some good purpose, to maybe that's the main thing," he said, with a The county coroner thought he was a shaken but thankful Herrell said his car and took him to the county jail the man who decided to take another look help someone. I've always believed in laugh. - .. 47T VISITOUR NEWPINE HILLS . Announcem ent THURSDAY. A 00 onl test S ALL AREA K-MAIn OPEN AT 9 A 4 Alum num TOP Council --- V1 And Bottom - - -. - - - - . 0 volcanic Rack r nts M y B Burner Save Great Savings On 92iol .7-PC. Patio Set Attractive patio lot on. cluds 42 IVtifld taI table. 7', umbra" umbi. *,m rattlaIlly Foci [!!!! 3.mb1.d ___ - _ 1 - E&ch' 288 Hanging Foliage Baskets. A seloc5on of hang" plants in 0`1 5ams1eq pots Save now 1*44 Was '.47 47 t5 MmNWM Am Chain At A C min take Price Will plaft Web mucolor - - .-___. •_.._.*_ .--. thak with sium con. $buction. arms Save now .--- - - _;._12,97-" Sali weba 12.57 •- ::- e... assc wo on weather -resistant alumInumfrarn. 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Read both stories - by Tom Netsel In Ourselves Sunday.; - April Inflation Rate Smallest In 15 Months Today - - ' .4 Miami Police Threaten Strike Over Amnesty p I Good News WASHINGTON (UP!) - The nation's scorching inflation rate slowed considerably in April with consumer prices rising 0.9 percent as energy coats stabilized and prices for food, clothing and housing grew more moderately, the government reported today. The April Increase in the Consumer Price Index -a barometer of the cost of li ving in the United Sta tes - was the smallest in 15 months and followed three straight monthly hikes of 1.4 percent. ___ The rate of inflation, compounded on an annual stood it 11.4 percent in Labor Department noted. The tra ns portation index, which includes the pr ice of gasoline; the cost of Action Reports................. 1A Editorial.......................4A cars, bo th nw and used, and the cost of ArouadThe Clock .............. 4* Florida ......................... 3* transportation, rose only 0.6 Public Hospital .......................3* Beidge ........................ 10* pe rce nt its small increase in almost Nation ......................... u C*ICDdU ......................IA two years. (Issaifled Ada ..............$A-A Ourselves ...................... 5* "Smaller increases For food, clothing and 10* Sports ......................IA-lA home finan ci ng costs also contributed to CI'OS$WOId .................... hA Television ................ Leisure the slow dow n," the department said. DearAbby ..................... 5* Weather .......................ZA Volatile food pr ices, which rose I -- Deaths ......................... 2* World..........................2A percent in Mar ch, slowed to 0.5 percent in April. Increases in the cost of fruits, vegetables and cereal and bakery April. Mat in well below the steady 18.1 products slightly overshadowed declining meat, poultry, fish and egg February and March. dollar is now worth 41.2 cents. phenomenal pace during first prices to account for the increase. The Inflation report was an enme most encouraging new, in the months of the year, The Inflation rate would have wound cotraajng sign for President Carter, who Labor Department report was on energy "Gasoline prices were unchanged in down even further If it were not for the t ilng prices will abate prices, which had been rising at a April (aft er seasonal adjustment).,, high cost of housing last mon th. in early summer. Goverrunent econo-$4A16 (UP!) - Miami pollee today Miami's policsnen, met Thursday night Mists predicted recently the Inflation Wotened a walkout if amnesty Is and following the Session FOP president rate will lO percent by yeses end gr ted to the more than 1,000 rIoters Jack Sullivan said a meeting would be But even though Inflation used in ateddurIng last weekend',tlweeday held later today with Police (Iilef'Ken- AprIl, the real spendable Incoi e of a rs*ge ci looting, burning, and killing, 'th Harms. , typical American could not keep pace United Press International 11 board Imposed the tough credit banks and the major credit card coal. rn Fratss'tal-Order.of Police also with the cost of living. The Labor The Federal Reserve Bo d ar controls Marthl4 in an attempt to panIes,wm only have to set ujde ,50 bpØi drailating a petition rifling for "Depending on his response we'll then Department said spendable Income America's central bank is cutting its runaway inflation under control, for every new $100 in credit they ls, threcall of Mi*n'I Mayor MAIrIC* decide what to do," &ithvan said. "But plunged l.a percent iast monü. tough, Inflation-fightIng credlit controls in Thursday, the boèd cut the ream instead of the $15 required under the FUN, who referred to some of the Police - there was a come, In this meet1g The rsllfl price lndlez WAS Mt5 halt, and President Carter says that 1teiner* Aim as "bw and en the west that grantizj imney 'inAprfl,wtithmeans$loowos'tho(goock "kl make It easier for Americans to consumer that applies to Issuer, of March regulations. credit from 15 percent to 7.5 In response to the board's actlon,blg which re1Mantamoat of to rioters Is a big 'No" 13 years ago now cat .5Q; or, the 1007 obtain thank loans. percent. That means creditors, Including h*rsks i'rnuedlately cut their prime rate. - ' by 78 - -. intorlor. exterior way Poo I - ByDONNAESTES . - :,-.-, -:y.-. budget shortfall would be about $30,000 :1 Herald Staff Writer 3 -1-' - -. and fully intended to make up that dif: "The people weren't surprised. They , ference from reserve funds. expected this," Councilman Ray-Fox - -- -- - - , -Last week, McDonald -said he had ---said Thursday night, after a surprise _ discussed the budget problem with announcement that two federal grants . Sheriff John Polk and was told Polk's and a moratorium on council ies department will and can meet a call from may make it unnecessary to cut the , Lake Mary for police protection. police department, at least for the Perinchief at that time suggested the remainder of tlls fiscal year. sheriff's offer of police assistance to the A furious Fox, who had been the butt of -- -city was "tainted by the Fact he Is runa- number of adverse remarks from ning for re-election." cILzens during the stormy four. -. . Polk Thursday ursday night told the Lake - lout council meeting, directed his '-• 4 Mary Council and citizens, "I want to tell remarks to City Manager Phil Kulbes - -.r you and the whole world'! have never and Mayor Walter Sorenson in the city ;.-- - -4 -played politics with law enforcement." - , cltk's office after the meeting. - He said his department had the legal w• -, - - Fox's fury was directed at the two obligation and authority to go anywhere officials for not notifying him and In Seminole County when requested by a ,. . . - --other members of the council that ap-local police chief or any citizen to do so. proval had been received two days • ç ' -. - '. "When any citizen calls and asks for a - i&'ller for the federal grants. ,The andeputy, we tell them we will, relay their nouncement of anticipated receipt of the call to the local police department. If money was not made until near the and of , they insist on a deputy anyway, we will the meeting alter emotional presensend deputy," he said. tatlons demanding the police department -: He said that without additional man- be kept at full nine-member strength had power his department would be unable to - been made by citizens, members of the (Ire department and their Spouses. give neighborhood patrol to the city. To serve the city around the clock would .,'.'.The council has lost its credibility," -require 5.7 deputies plus supervisors, he -J Fox said. .Toward ti* aid, ci the nisdip Police said. Coats for contracted service would ag.f H.irry- 3en.on 4a..Ih.daaI' ran about $laO,000, he said, adding his grants totaling $11,000 for programs to' estimates were base&,onth øost of "begin June 1 had been - "-- i , $20,000 per deputy, including fringe the grants provides for a canvassing benefits, plus vehicles, maintenance and ,--------- „- •. -ì the city to determine bow nny gasoline. "--' citizens are residents. me information, - - - '-- - - .'-•. Perinchief said the city could not af.i. ,, • --* 4 .. -. -hesald,wouldbeusedtobuildaflleto ____ ford to cut the police department, citing ., - -i assist the police and fire departments in _____ the losses that would be involved in crime aiding the senior,. Contracted police protection &óm the sheriff's department would prevention, safety, security of the people, 4'__ 4 and revenues, lie said losses in revenues The second grant for a cost Lake Mary $150,000 a year. Sheriff John Polk tells city officials would be realized because commerce counseling service forprovides young people and citizens, Meanwhile, Police Chief Harry BensonstudIes budget and Industry would no longer - be inbefore they get into trouble. The would include a police officer, a documents. terested In relocating in the city; losses '' r psychologist and a medical doctor. in money now received in police fines and Herald Plwt.s by Tern Viacom Benson said an officer was hired In April said Mayor Walter Sorenson. The cutting the police department budget bond forfeitures; grants brought Into the "'the (lake Mary City) Council has lost its credibility,” Councilman in anticipation of the grant being ap. meeting was a workshop lesalon, where because it is currently receiving 36 city by the police department and the Hay Fox told city officials alter 'Thursday night's council meeting. proved for the pre.dellnquency program. no official votes are taken. "Therewiube percent of the city's revenue, much more cost of maintaining police vehicles, Fox asked City Treasurer and a vote on the matter at the next regular than any other single department. currently handled by police officers in Bookkeeper Madeleine Papa If the meeting," be said. Supporting McDonald's motion were off-duty hours. "We can squeak through looking after the city's $372,000 budget, rate of vandalism and the youth $I100 in grapts and a moratorium on Meanwhile, Coundiman Burt Perth- Fox and Councilman Francis Mark. this fiscal year," he said. his salary is a good investment, programs his department has initiated council, mayor'- - ö advisory board -. chief, who wor ks cl iy.wlth the police. - - McDonald prefaced his statements by, Fox told the people they have to make a "how many times are you going to be and sponsored. members expense allowances for the department, said the'funding to cover the saying he had no personal feeling against choice. "Either-yot want the service and willing to - rebuild the- pollee- depart- . Perincfu introduced intothe record' remainder of the fiscal year, estimated ,hórUall was only a "band-aid" and the the police department. are willing to pay the taxes or you will ment?" Chief Benson was asked by a number of petitions from citizens ask;' at:$3A, could cover the $13,000 to city's financial problem in the new More than 60 persons were In the have reduced service," he said, woman in the audience. that the police department be kept at full $14,000 shortfall In the budget. Mrs. Carol Hoffman of the Fire fiscal year, beginning Oct. 1, would be far audience that filled the council chamber "i have a pension I live on," Benson strength. Ssrneson entered letters from "The majority of the money could be worse. and spilled into the parking lot. Sorenson department suggested that the city said, noting his career in law en- industries and businesses in the cornused for the shortfall," Mrs. Papa said. Thursday night's discussion of cutting began by saying the issue had become manager, Phil Kulbes, is a "luxury the forcement has spanned 32 years. "I'm at inunity. lie listed those firms interested "It appears the solution has been the police department budget was "far more emotional than need be." He city cannot afford." McDonald said, the end , of my career. I'm paying my in the police department including: NCR, pre5ented to get us through the end of this scheduled a week ago after Councilman said the the 1979 council, which did not however, that Kulbes' salary is only a dues. If I only have two men, I will do the Flagship Bank, BankAmerica Travelers fiscal year (Sept. 30)," Fox said. Gene McDonald urged consideration be Include McDonald, Fox and Councilman small percentage of the budget, adding best I can as long as I can." lie also Checks and Stromberg-Carlson, the "No decision will be made tonight," given to making up the shortfall saw Price t" ,.0 • kr - —jfinish Wall point W4111419" s saw 10 % OutL.,.ke n , M ry - Fed 'Cuts Its Credit Controls In Half - - - - - - • 4 - - - - 'I - -- • , - - I4 - 4- -- - • -- ' t, - 4 :, - - • - _ - - - 4 * �- . .. . . . . .- .- . - .-. .- . - *.> , '4 . - iA.... Venln Harald, Sanford, Fl 1, . I . . .-- I . . 1. ... . . . . I . I... .. . . 1. Friday, May 1910 FBI , Deputies ____ . .1-1 1. . ' I By DAVI D M. vv%jnLL .. ...n dr Shaky South Korea Truce Hinges On Negotiations . - SEOU4 South Korea (UPI) — Mourners in the battle-scarred provincial capital of Kwangju filed past the displayed bodies of 52 persons killed In an antigovernment revolt, and casualty reports reaching Seoul saId 81 people were ki lled In the 'five-day airrection and 350 others were wounded. A shaky truce reigned in Kwangju, South Korea's fourth largest city, but 30,000 demonstrators gathered in the city to await the results of nego tia tions be tween representatives of the mili ta ry and the demonstrators, . - -who led what amcnmted-W-"ve4ay revolt In Kdroils' worst civil strife since the Korean war, In Washington, the united Sta tes warneg communist North Korea against taking advanta ge of the strife in South Korea, where 40,000 American troops are based. Accused Cult Killer Innocent -.- n- -, - - Cuto ff dates for admission into kIndergarten and first grade and rules for early admission have been approved by the Seminole County School Board. The new rules were adopted to conform with Florida sta tute s. The new adm ission cutoff dates for kindergarten move ba ck one month each year - for the next four years. Unde r the old policy, any child could be admitted to kindergarten who had atta ined the , age of 5 on or before January 1 of the --- , - - . INI BRIEF . was locked in her store's ba throom by a thief who police report. The thief managed to find Mrs. McCloud's .22 caliber pistol behind the counter during the robbery, police say. He used it to force the woman back Into a bathroom,'locking her in with bolt on ft outside of the door. Police say Mrs. McCloud still does not know exactly much money was taken, or if any goods other than her pistol , were stolen. Mrs. McCloud was released a short time late r, shaken but unharmed,.by a customer who came into the store after thief had Red, ay. ---Eighth St., I I I I .I ----- -- --• :: . - - school year. achieves a raw score in the 80th percentile, The new policy pr ovides that to ente r If admitted, the child will be observed by kindergarten a child must be 5 years old by the teacher for the fIrst 20 school days to December 1 of the 1980.81 school year; by determine whetJr the child's social and November I of the 1981-82 school year; emotional adjustment is acceptable for October 1 of the 1982-83 school year and by remaini ng in school. September 1 of the 1983-84 school year. Kindergarten atte ndance is not compulsory However, t he board also adopted cri te ria under Florida law, but to coincide with for early admission to kindergarten which c ha ng es in Florida sta tutes regarding klfl pro vides that any child who will be 5 on or dergarten admission, the school board befo re January 1 of a school year, but after changed cut off dates for entrance to first the legal cu t-off da te for that year, be grade. admitted to kindergarten pro vided parents of, t he child make an appointment for an InPrevlous'poiicy called for any c hild who dividually administered test and the child at tained the age of 6 by January 1 of the California Primary Abandoned . - - . . . school yea r to be admitted to first grade. The new poli cy will require children to have attamed the age of 6 on or before September 1 of the school year. - .. - ui-'ij WIJUuzIIUIV1epUWtUU.IWanLfleaLOm1cOOmUUrOppeUOn -. "There is not hing li ke this In the world - the moon looks li ke a golf co urse compared to w ha t's up there," Carter said of mountain , w hich was still shooting steam up to 3,000 feet today. "I don't know that in recorded history In ow nati on tha t therehaseverbeenamoreformldableexplosmon," Cartersald after his helicopter tr ip over south west Washington and plane flight east to Spokane to observe the state's "ash bowl." Army National Guard helicopter crews raised they' total to ---17 bodies recovered from- the desolate blast area around thE peak and have si ghted dead victims at 15 other locations, some of w hich could Involve multiple deaths. The new addition of 13 fatalitlesre vised the listof mlsslngdown to52_ most of whom were feared dead, ScIentists told the president that the, blast from th e volcano was larger than any bomb In the U.S. strateglè arsenal and Hiroshima, Japan , In 1945. Carter, a formr nuclear engineer, was br iefed by volcanohazard e xperts from the U.S. Geological Survey. Th ey estimated 140 billIon cubic feet of rock and ash was emitted by the eruption - a bout 1 ton for every human being on Earth . "The mountain Is complete ly devastated," said carter. 'alt will ta ke year s, even decades, before It can be repaired. The sa lt erosion will be severe, Creating some kind of growth to contain that erosion will be a challenge." The re gion could never be restored to its original condition, he predicted, and because it is unique in the United States he suggested, "When access can be provided it will be a site people will come from all over the world to observe. It may become a tourist attraction to equalthe Grand Canyon." - - Carte r also stopped br iefly at an evac ua tion center in Long. view, where reidetits whose property as fr6Medby tons of mud, water and logs following the eruption were being aIded by Red Cross and Army Nationa l Guard personnel. AtSpokane, the president metwith local eastern Washington officials to hear t heir assessment of the fallout da ma ge and to talk to them about federal disaster aid. He said damage to th e region's cro was heavy, but rainfall during the day had Wash., WASHINGTON (UPI) - More and ' more, retired Americans are falling Into one of two classes finan cially sec ur e or near poverty -and a new pension mechanism Is needed to close the gap, a White House task force recomm ended today. "A two-class system of retirement is developing in this country," said C. Peter McColough, chairman of the president's Commission on Pension Policy . "One class of retirees does fairly well In retirement because the y receive pension benefits from their employer, if he maintains a pension plan, and they also receive a Social Security check," McColough sa id. "The other class of retir ees exists at or near the pover ty li ne while relying almost exclusively on Social Secur ity," he added , . I. first grade. Early admission to first grade Is provided for any child who will attain the age of 6 be tween September 1 and July 1 of a school year, provided he child demonstrates readiness In accordance with the rules of the State Board of Education. ...... me kflOWfl aeatn ton climbed to 32 and at lest 52 others were missing today and searchErs looked for more bodies around the Mount St. Hele ns' area, devastated by a volcanie blast 500 times greater than the atom bomb dropped on H iroshima. President Carter, who surveyed the dam age Thursday, described it as "the worst thing I've ever n" Damage est imates were approaching $1 billi on, Retirees Split In Classes .1 . However, any child who has completed kindergarten an d will attain the age of 6 on or before Janua ry 1 will be permitted to enter ...rn. YAiMWUVtI, wasn. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A group of American abandoning Its court fight to force the US. Olympic Committee to-accept an Invita tion to the mmmer Olympics in Mowow. A thrmjudge panel of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Thursday rejected a request by 25 Olympic athletes for an Injunction that would order the USOC to "provisionally" accept the Invita tion pe nding fullscale review of their case. The appeals court upheld a lower court's dismissal of their lawsuit on grounds the USOC was under no a teariLtai.M Games. The athletes filed suit agai nst the USOC's decision on April 12 in the wake of President Carter's demand to boycott the games in response to the Soviet invasion of Afganlstan. - .- •I.I athletes Is A special act governing the number of liquor Ilcenses to available to Seminole County after census figures are mpiled passed the Florida House today and will be sat Gov. Bob Graham for his signature, State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, said from Tallahassee today. The bill had previously passed the Senate. The legislation sponsored by the Seminole County League of Civic Associations allocates one Uquor license for each 4,0(X) residents of the county. Previously the allowed one lice nse foruch 2,500 residents: MAN BEATEN IN CAR The legislation does not affect licenses held by A San ford man suffered bruises when someone broke out his resta urants, motels, hotels and private clubs. car window and began beating him with a gun Thursday night, _________________________________ ______________________________________________ - -. -Bush Cons-iders- -Dropping- Out OfRaàe' -. . United Press International Some Republican congressmen who sup port George Bush for the presidenti al nomination are now urging the former CIA di rector to suspend campai gn ing In the Interest of party unity. Others are 'Urging him to fight on. I . Broke and traili ng badly In the all-Important delegate count, Bush Thursday abandoned his hope of beating Ronald Reagan on the frontrunner's home turf of Californ ia. Alter campaigning today In New Jersey, Bush was to fly C------t.__J ha..l, Ira ,I. £Iuu.wlI tm..I,a,. iJIIIC iui ti wtwenu of uecision-maiung - I .. Iu about whether to cal} off his two-year, $15-million campaign '-' —J-D - Thursday l Meadowlands, Ni., urged Bush to remain In the race If he can on respectable campaign in the remaining primaries," altoget her - just a week short of the final round of nine primaries June 3. - About 22 Republican members of Congress who support Bush for the nomination met In Washington Thursday with Bush's campaign manager, James Baker, to discuss the ca ndi da te's options, Rep. Barber Conable, R-N Y., Bush's national steering committee chairman, said "no'consensus" was reached at the meeting. "He's got to make the decision Ihmself. If there's an . Im pression that I told him he should do one thing or another, that's a mistake." It was reixrted former President Gerald F InrrL in ord -r' Mvtvor As wi,uv . WIUiULWUi5 ,.._.±.j UWU a...uluunua iI . - - I . : the GOP nomination Is over, Baker said: ~ "He could announce that. He could announce he will mnaln tbrouh the (July) convention. He could announce that ___ _ - : - - -, -- - -: yy - iss - sS -- Jaycees To Sell Plants . H ouse B acks Teacher . - - - ...• - . * .. - - - -- - -. - - Marine Board Delays Ruling - -., - - - - - 4 : _____ - : ; - 'SR I - -- F - S 50 All - : TAMPA,Fla.(UPI)—MembersofaMarine Board ci Investigation say It's too early yet to determine what ëausedthe crash of the freighter Summit Venture with the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, spilling vehicles and 35 people to their deaths In Tampa Bay. No findings were Issued Thursday when the panel completed the first phase of its Investigation after hearing two weeks ci testimony. Coast Guard Capt. Edward Grace refused to speculate on what caused the grinding accident May that ripped part of the bridge span during a galewhipped thunderstorm. Gracesaidtbeboardwasunableto Interview several witnesses, Inclutling the lone swvlvorof a vehicle that 150 feet Into Tampa Bay. The musing tad=y will be entered into Me record lata as depositions are taken, be said. - - - . - Senate In Cautious Mood ' i - RUSSI. INSURANCE: sTON Y • ENCH AVE.: SANFORD - •' SI SI S ISIS " . : WEATHER - Raises, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - The House Is mea ns committee In the Se nate. The Senate Is willing to raid the sta te's emergency reserve mo ving with a less ambitious school confund and raise property taxes a bit to see that stf'Uctlon program. 'teac hers get a pay increase and other educaAny increase In school millage means that tion needs are met. some bf the 1160 per family tax cut to be The Senate is bent on taking care of omestead exemption education from the $375 million In obli gated sch&l taxes approved by Floridians state dollars available for the supplementa l March would be wash ed out and commercial budget, with no tax increases and the working and industrial pr o perty owners, who don't capital fund remaining at $404 million, the enjoy the homestead exemption, would see maximum all owed by law, in th e event state t heir taxes go up a little. revenues plummet during the recession. The Senate budget sets aside a $404 million The House Th ursday approved an extra working capital fund. It'also clam psce i li ngs $59.5 mIlli on for teachers' pay raises, with on school board revenues to see that $24.5 million coming from the $404 million Flori di a ns get the $160 a year tax cut and taxes working' capital fund. It also ordered a half IViILdUI CUIIIdflL. m1U—O cents per 11,0(X) of assessed value e Th nate Se budget reflects Gov. Bob Increase In required local property taxes Ior 's po aham si tion on th ose two po in ts. schools and agreed to give school boards the Gr abili ty to boost tax Increases fur ther when The House voted 110 to 2 (wIth Torn Patraising so-call ed "dIscretionary" dolla rs ( that terson, DPensacola, and Thomas Danson Jr., amount over the required effort). R-Sarasota, dissenting) for a compromise The actio ns came as the House worked on plan to boost the salar y of public schoo l tea. sup plemental appr opriations to the $8 billion, c hers. An additio nal $59.5 million would be second ha lf of the $18 billion bIennial budget appropr iated for public sch ools - $35 million passed last summer. Final approval of the in federal revenue sharing funds and the rest plan (HB 1770) was put off until Monday. from the working capital fund. Th e Sena te budget was to tnt the floor It now appears the federal revenue sharing Thursday, bu t ac tion was finall y de lay ed pro gr am wIll not be e liminated as President ne xt Wednesday, Carterhas pr oposed,so the$3SmlUion that House members passed 7442 a sepa rate bill had been cut out of the budget earlier can be (MB 1796) dIstribu ting $115 mi llion In con- put back In, said Finance and Tax Chairman struction dollars to public schools, community Ste ve Pajcic, DJacksonville. And $380 million colleges and un iversities and giving school as an emergency reserve "will be plenty." boards the discretion of a heifty tax hike. There al ready Is in the supplemental budget The proposal allows each school d istrict to enough additional money to gi ve teac hers a levy an ex tra two mills - $2 per $1,000 of $1,300 raise, Pajcic. The $59.5 million provides assessed value - to genera te additional a not her $700 for a total of $2,000. Sc hool co nstructIon dollars. districts aren't bound to use this money for The governor recommende d the olonal salaries, however, he admi tted, so two mills for school co nstruction, The optional teachers unions will have to get the $2,000 raise twomill plan Is bottled up hi the ways and through collecti ve bargaining. MIAMI (UP!) - Singer Anita Bryant has flied for divorce, saying her marriage of nearly 20 years to her . manager-h usband Bob Green Is "Irretrievabley . broken," % . Miss Bryant, a crusader against "the disintegration of the American family" and a gays rights foe, filed for di vorce Thursday In Dade Circuit Court. Her petition did not give a reason for the divorce action. But In a statement released at her Miami Beach mansion late Thursday she said Green had coope rated . "With certain hired staff members who conspired t control me and use my name and reputation to build the ir personal careers Instead of my ministry." Miss Bryant, so conservative when she married Green at age 2o that she said she was shocked when he ' first held her hand In public, said her husband "violated my most precious asset: my very con2, science. At the risk of material sacrifice, my conscience Is my most valuable property." In he divorce petition, Miss Bryant asked for custody of the couple's tow' children, child support, use of the couple's 25-room mansion until It can be sold, and division of the couple's property. -- -__-.- - But To Divorce Husband Green - -- IPMENT CHROMACOLORII 23' - - a - - $59995 ;) Base Extra C_OMIVtA. :.-CurtiS Mathes ' IWESLTG.ATE TV— CLARENCE W, WILSON Clarence W. Wilson, 67, of 1251 Moulton Ave., Lake Monroe, died Monday at mals KJdART W10111111116 CENTER - wwyuOflO aeOi New Smyrn. 771401 1221.W000LANO P U $NOPPI$SCUNTU . 11114.301111111 REM( TRO'-. - - - - \ OPEN MONDAY ThRADLEY—SU311W 24 Months 4254M MA$'A - : . C4IU.IAVO.- - • ORIAL MEM - - - 1 . $ 0, ___.v.__—Pc 'I. I ,14.1 I ~ , ~ 1~ ~ ' -I'- I -- - I MAY 22, l"I DISCHARONSt ADMISSIONS Sanford: HaftIC M. Byrd Grace Willis Douglas S. Haislip Sr. FrankliE Hayes Sanford: n P. es leatrlce R. Hardy • ; ober t Herring --- - - -W . -' .'-' - Rosa Fullitlgton and baby boy Fl.. .;,---- - I a' -. -- ---.---.,-.------------.--------. -- - - APR - - WJ I Stanley P. Post, Orange City Michael McCallough, Pliron, - . . J161,r- - I. I -!.! 1~ , boy, Sanford loliph C. Sgeuldlng i1M WliSlcm* athir$.W 0. Mitts, Deand plan S.arawn. Oviedo - - . — - - w --I w- IOSPITAL NOTES - OrIo Electronic Tuning Systern, 100 Pct Solid-State. Power Sentry RegulaHon System. ChromoB TunIng. Space Command - TRU SATU R DAY ___________________ - __ Pf! 21.21 Pct. - . - LR CONSOLETTE Reg. 699.95 - - - - - Singer Anita Bryant Files. ~ .- I L'ITA DNO EASY OWN I AYMEN TERMS - - ral ATNUi TI(T I FREE DELIVER FREE SETUP - - - --- at ta cked alter their car went out of control in Liberty City when a brick was throwfi through th e windshield. Police said today the riot area remained quiet through the night. Meanwhile, one of fo ur former Dade County police officers whose acquittalin t he beating of a black businessman triggered the rioting was reported in critical condition from a suicide attempt, poli ce reported. Michael Watts, 30, was found unconscious" , (rota carbon monoxide poisoning in his bed Thursday night by his former wife. Nancy Watts. lie ha:I told her earlier in the day he was thinking about suicide be ca use of "problems with his girlfriend," she said. PolIce said Watts had started a motorcycle he kept in his apartment and positioned it so e*hMiM fdIlles woul(l blow inihe bedroom ' - - I FOR - uspects Held 0 DRIVERS S 0 - IN BRIEF FAMILY DENTISTRY -. . -. I" S FLORIDA- - - ... - :IN5uRANcE: - - . ss AUTO ' ',' - ' s . '.-: '' 1• S. S LOW COST _ r" AREA DEATHS WASHINGTON (UP!) - Joa n Blue figure if the National Park Services wants to rid the Grand Canyon National Pat of wild burros, it should also eliminate its offices, roads and bathrooms. Mrs. Blue, president .cf the Ameri can Horse' Protective Association, won a roun d In court Th ursday in a two-year battle to stop the agency from implementlng a- plan to remove the burros, whose an. cestors were br ought In by pr ospectors decades ago. At the request of a ho rse group and the Human e' Society of the United State's, U.S. District Judge June Green agreed to delay the Park Set'vlce's plans until arguments are heard ill the case, possibly on June 6. -. 1:,:;1T::1T: UWW. IL UUUflUUL LU rn it unseat Reagan as the heirapparent to tht Republican nomination, Bush wa hurt by television network news acChévCkUp yet? ______________________________ counts after his surprise Michigan primary victory Tuesday OAUI4 L D.D.. that Rea gan had enough de legates to clinch the nomina tion. MRS. ANNIE BELL Seminole Memorial Hospital. Is Pleased To Announce The United Press International delegate count shows All San ford civic clubs and organizations have been Invited CHAMBERS the Opening Of His Oil ice He Is survived by his wife, Reagan nine de lega tes shy. of the 998 required for to send a representative to a meeting of the 1960 Fourth of July Mrs. Annie Bell Chambers, Mrs. Leola Wilson; two nomination. Bush has o For the Practice 01 nly 270 delegates. Committee to be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Greater 70, of 2261 Water St., Eas t daughte rs, Mrs. Olivia Flores Baker said the former CIA director would not contest Sanford Chamber of Commerce Building at 400 E. First St. Sanford, died Wednesday at and Mrs. Ruth Ann Williams; Plans will be discussed for the annual Independence Day Seminole Memprial Hospital. Reagan for California's 168 delegates, that he is canceling Monday thru Saturday ' seven foster grandchildren weekend campaign stops celebrati on held In Fort Mellon Park and those at tending will In New Jersey and Ohio and will and Evenings by Appointment Survivors include Sons, and many ni eces, nephews announce Monday In Houston whe er he be informed how they can earn money for their projectjand Alfonso Chambers, and cousins. th will stay in the race. DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 help pay for the fireworks display, according to Jack Homer, Jacksonville, and Robert Baker Insisted the decision to abandon California did not Wilson. El c h elb erg e F 549 W. LAKEMARY BLVD. 323-23 the chamber's executive manager. Chambers, Sanford; Mortuary is In charge ,, of necessarily foreshadow a decision by Bush to concede daughters, Mrs. Dorothy arrangements. Chambers Evans and Ms. Loretta Hadley, Sanford; Funeral Notices stepsons, Jessie Chambers Jr. Plants will be for sale at the Jaycee Building at Fifth Street and EulIe Chambers, of CHAMBERS, MRS. ANNIE N.Y.; step- BELL - Funeral s.rvices for and French Avenue In Sanford this Saturday beginn ing at 9 Brooklyn, daughter, Mrs. Ida Bell Mrs. Annie Bell Chambers, 70, of A.M. fl61 Wat er St • East Sanford. w Yark..wuit,. The Jaycees also-will -be selling general purpose 646 far-.- .Matthew - dlwj W,Iu17 • Mrs. Dola Bradberry Tolvér; Seminole Memorial Hospital - tIlIxerinS0.pound begs and will be washing cars. Proèeeds will will, be Sunday it 2 p.m. at I I. be used for the several community projects the club h as grandchildren, stepgrand- Morning - ---... Glory Missionary children, nieces and nephews. planned for this 'year Baptist Church, Geneva Avenue, Wilson-Elchelberger Sanford with Rev. A. Evans Mortuary Is In charge of Officiating. Burial in Restlawn Cemetery. arrangements. £ se ' $ I HERDS. MRS. ALVETIR MRS. ALVETER HERDS Funeral services for Mrs. Alvetet Herds, 64, Of 1013 Mrs. Alveter Herds, 66, of Hickory Ave., Sanford, who died NATIONAL REPORT: Thermometers shimmered under 1013 HIckory Ave., Sanford Sunday at Seminole Memorial the glare of a relentless sun that pushed the mercury into a died Sunday at Seminole Hospital, will be Saturday at 1 second day of record highs across the upper Midwest, cornp.m. at New Bethel MB Church, Memorial Hospital. E. Ninth and Hickory, Snford, oundlng the misery of drought-ridden farmers In North She Is survived by two sons with Rev. Robert Doctor of Dakota. Heat records were shattered from Montana to Eugene and Robert Irvin; a ficiattrg. Burial in Restlawn Wyoming, reaching U far east U northern Minnesota. daughter, Mrs. Effie B. Cemetery. WilsonElchelberger Williston, N.D. sweltered under 106 degrees - the highest Wright; a sister, Mrs. Ozzie Mortuary in charge. temperature In the nation Thursday - breaking the area's Lang, and several nieces and M L A R N a v • M R S. record high for the date set lnlg33atgoclegrees, and for the ELIZABETH J. - Funeral nephews. for Mrs. Elizabeth J. month set only the day before at 102 degrees. Wilson-Elchelberger McLarney, 44. of 30 Tucker -AREA READINGS (1 am.): temperature: 77; Mortuary Is In charge of Drive Sanford, who died overnight low: 69; yesterday's high: $4; barometric pressure: Thursday at Seminole Memorial arrangements. Hospital, will be at 10:30 am, '.O4; relative humidity: 90 percent; winds: south southeast at Saturday at Christ Unitd mph. M R S. E I. I Z A B E T H Methodist Church with Rev. - &4TtJRDAY TIDES: DAYTONABEACH: highs, 4:41 a.m., Robert F. Miller officiating McIARNEV £487 Burial in Oaklawn Memorial '.5:17 p.m.; lows 10:50 am., 11:19 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: Mrs. Elizabeth , Park. Gramkow Funeral Home 4 YEAR UMITED WARRANTY ,highs 4:33 am., 5:06 p.m.; lows 10:42 a.m., 11:10 p.m.; MCLarney, 64, of 309 Tucker In charge. * Remote Control 'BAYPORT: highs, 10:54 a.m., 11:31 p.m.; lows 4:40 a.m., 5:37 4 YEARS Drive, Sanford, died Thur. 20 Position WILSON, CI.ARENCR W. Programmable p.m.. sday at Seminole Memorial Funeral servIces for FREE PARTS Clarence Micro Computer Controlled I BOATING FORECAST: SL Augsetlae to Jupiter Inlet, Out Hospital. Born In Colorado, Wilson, 67, of 1231 Moulton Ave., Tuning System .19 Miles: Winds southeast to south 10 to 15 knots through Lake Monroe, who died Monday 4 YEARS 4 YEARS c, it Sem inole Memori Hospital, Saturday. Seas 3104 feet but winds and seas higher near from Norfolk, Va. FREE LABOR FREE PICTURE TUBE Will be Saturday at 4 p.m. at * VIR AutomatIc Color Control System thunderstorms. homemaker and a member of ProvncrMl1skm., Baist AFTER 12 MONTHS YOU ' ARRA FORECAST: Showers AM W* the Christ United Methodist Churck 00wlas Avw". Lake * Automatic Fine Taing Monroe, with Rev. James D. pgaIa today. variable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with a Church. Hagln officiating. Burial fl 10 near 90. LOW ;chance otthunderstorms. Highs mid Survivors include three Restiawn Cemetery. Wilson. TIME HANDLING * Automatic Color Leveler tonight near 70. WInds south to southeast 101015mph, monger daughters, Mrs. Patricia Elchiiberger Mortuary in arge. flier ratormL Rain probabIlity 60 percent today, 20 ey, rs. ch percint lonfgM and 40 percent Saturday. Outlook for LAW Young of Garden Grove, — r.rna1n ci the Menorial Day weekend: Partly cloudy with I" Calif., and itrs. Rt 1UeI, _., __ , 1 ...1. only .11gM chance of isolated aIt&DOOa thunderstormS. : San Diego, Calif, ; trotiler, uaxence r. Moms, bazer- sfleld, Calif.; eight grand children and one great. grandehiki. I Gramkow Funeral Home Is. In charge of ar rangemen ts. LI I Vt.a4 -. —I-------------_ Sonford I Orsnae City I July 4th Group To Meet - Asked If Bush would announce on Monday that his quest for — 10 1. continue to demonstrate he can win the Industrial states Id the Midwest and - -- ________________________ - Republican battle to Reagan, although there seems little reason to continue the fight. Not contesting California on June 3 "doesn't rule out going ahead with campaigning for wins In Ohio and New Jersey, which we think we can do" on the same day, Baker said, I _.. I, - MIAMI (UP!) - Police disclosed today they have made the first arrest in the savage beatings of three whites who were attacked during last weekend's race Frankie Lee James, 20, was picked up late Thursday as he walked along a street in the Liberty City neighborhood where the attacks occurred Saturday. After questioning at police headquartcrs, hç was charged with three counts of attempted first-degree murder. Police said other arrests were expected. James is accused of taking part in the beatings of 1&-year.old Michael KuIp and his 22-year-old brother, Jeffrey, and Debra Getman, 23. The KuIp brothers were battered into comas and Jeffrey's ears and tongue were cut off. Ms Getman escnpthserlous injury. Thfwere - . -. Is - ' alleviateo conutuons somewnat. Pre li minary estimates put the cost of the devastation at $400 million to property, $200 mill ion to forests, from $150 to $200 million to a gr iculture and farm equipment, $50 million to roads and bridges and at least $15 million more needed to dredge the Coiumbla River, which was made impassable to large-ships. Geologists flying over the new crater and its surroundings Th ursday ni ght painted a grim pict ure of a barren landsca pe wi th new lakes, ash.filled valleys and a river sysm struggling to r-esthblish itself. Pete Lipman of the USGS said there was no sign yet of the dacite dome geologists expect ci form eventuall y within the cr ater by the ris ing of thick, sluggish lava through the channel cleared by the huge eruptIon. Anearthquake of about 2.5 magnitude was recorded about 7 p.m. Thursday about 6 miles north of the rnountain,,an area where no quakes had been reported previously 1Jpiiin call ed the occurrence 'inte etin" insid Ü1 a catastrophic readjustment" of the earth 's s ur face from the eruption would be expected to cause earthquakes. Carte r was told that the mountiin was now an .'open system" w hich had "cleared its throat." He predicted there will be f urthereruptions of Mount St. Helens, but nothing anyw here nea r as serious as Sunday's explosion. Miami Beating S Burros Win Court Delay - May 23, 198o-3A . American Athletes Abandon Suit To Compete I Games Liquor Limit Bill Passes Worst Thlnq I' e Ever Seen Friday, Carter Moved. By S eve ri ty Of St. H e I en s Vol can o B I a st . - entered the store at 3:30 p.m., ~ f .! .' - IIV. was sit ting In his car, outside Richardson's Grocery, lO6 V 13th St., at 8:30 p.m., w he n a man walked up to the car, brok out a side window, then began beating him with a gun: During the assault, the gun went off, poli ce say. Mclntyr .told po licehlsattackerranoffwhenhetoldhlmhehadbee shot. The bullet did not hit McIntyre, who suffered Injuries t his arms and face during the beating, pollee say. . . t .`1 Ir_ 'Tfte Ki Mn . , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . . Tim McIntyre, 20, of 1004 Oli ve Ave., Sanford, told Police I . By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer ICEY WEST, Fla, (UP!) - Cuba has rejected a proposal from a U.S., British and Costa Rican delegation to participate in multilateral talks over the Cuban ref ugee problem, a Radio Havana br oadcast said today- - --- . ._ The broadcast, monitored In Miami, said Cuban officials considered the proposed talks a trespass into their Internal affairs. Last week, the three countries sent delegations to Bermuda to discuss -strategy to use In approaching Cuban Preside nt Fidel Castro. Cuban chancellory.officials rejected the proposal, which was submitted by the U.S. Interests Section, and the note that enmnnnli1 it. iavin, thv had returned --r "only received the text out of courtesy." "As a sovereignty, we do not have to be subjected to the negptlattons of any other country," the broadcast said. ' --------- ,ber, b . , I, ... 1. .0 111'. ~ . I .-.. ---- Ban F Qr Kindergarten, st Grade Cutoff Dates Approved - . CubaRelects Refugee TaIk - - . . ... -- GROCER ROBBED wim itEit , -- ASanford grocer'was 6bbed 'of "a-'s-n-m- ount of cash by a 11'am man wielding her own gun Thursday afternoon, police say. Christine McCloud.- 55, owner of Port's Grocery, 1308 W. GEORGETOWN,Guyana (UPI) -Former Peoples Temple member Larry Layton was acquitted of trying to kill two def ectors from the sect's Jonestown cornmune In an airport ambush that ended In the sla yin g of California Rep. Leo Ryan and led to the mass suicide of 900 cultists. But Layton, 34, the sect's X-ray technician and a loyal follower of the late cult leader Roy. Jim Jones still has fi ve murder charges pending against Guyana and may face f ederal charges In United States for the congressman's death. The Nov. 18, 1978, shooting at & remote airstrip In Jungle town of Port Kaltuma near the Jonestown commune resul ted in the deaths of Ryan, three jour. nallsts a nd one of the 15 Temple defectors attempting to leave the sect. The shootut triggered the mass suicide hours later of more thin 900 cult members, who drank poisoned drinks from vats In the jungle commune. a arch 'A'.,. Herald Staff Writer FBI agents and Seminole County deputies are continuing their search today for a man who stole several thousand dollars by placing an alleged bomb under a bank teller's nose. i ne rar reaerai savings branch at the corner of U.S. High. ' way 17-92 and State Road 436 was robbed at 2:35 p.m. Thur. sday, by a man who placed what appeared to be a bomb ina ive-in deposit window, depuflessay. The man ordered an unidentified IP1IDr to fill Ihr k.J*, cuiired cylinders and some wires, with all the money at the window, before the device exploded, deputies sa id. The teller complied, placing more than $1,006 in the box, said FBI agent Gary Brey, who declined to name either the teller or the exact amount of money taken. . Deputies say the thief retrieved the box from the teller, then sped off In an unknown direction In his black-roofed red Ford. De pu ties were summoned to the scene by one of the savings and loans office's teller s who tripped an alarm, but strived after the robber had made his getaway, Brey said. IN BRIEF . I * . ...1_ -. _____________________________________ IN .. I '. . . t - - - - -- - �- -- -..- ¶ - I I . . . - . , . EveningIIen4ij.. - IO) (VSP - OURSEL\IES • - Area Code • -$3 Friday, May 7A I*q-. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WAYNE D. DOYLL P111* THOMAS G IOR DANO AMnaSing e0isgr RONALD 0. BECK, Ath4111s1n Dirçc. Home Delivery: Week. 90 cvaIt. M $3YU $2200; Year, $43.00. By Mt: Week, UQ Months. $27.00; Yea, $53.00. + •• S Garde 'ning In And Around Longwood, Winter Spring's + Caladiums fior d •- L While the U.S. economy sida into the American aulomobiL indi*k % j* IL outright epressi. autoworkers. 20 percent of the I* • - - . force, are icvk e. iurning nt r Tax Revolt thpQed Clearly, cyclical slump. Domestic ut akea a in a crunch serious enou t dawpea the dustry's prospects for rears to --- iami -- suuv by ..++. the WU vi ii Vd casting about for ways to___ an industry on which one ci turing jobs in the United States 'lepe* $ c - ____ __ kk on are ministrati "• -• - Choosing' The Right Bank _____ 044 Wk\AAW W& e wit !W* particularly thóefron Japan, sbtb. .w*e4+ -. "E is a DOCQAIN~ w9ft wA - - "M 4"~&"^ 4*ø1hN*I - Oftv* - the vc ' And even it it were ss.ibte to ___ V)mth t4MNII, _____ .' W% k4l. " wwm abe a. "B3 money at a , Oft ___ ____ _____ ___ WOW ___ ,* *'$ * - -, __ Plants and + wi ____ ____ . __ ____ ____ __ __ me __ "' - 1111b $It + I r. ___ _____ ____ !ThüII ___ cw r re -4ua-+ .W ___ ___ UM ____ JItJ b of =mvptu has been out campaigning for him ftairm Carter and Walter Mondale to ea ____ get In name____ two. And ths'e are some out here who eet9'ei • ancu ° think that either migl* be a more fecUve choke for the it *a ad1etI1M ItOiniMliet than the candidate v7vv-~ %UA& h g A b** %to _11F.. WANNY VW h."1h& SIMNIhL ka&k ba THR jMPIRKK 1 Oka %k PAkNI KIS BA. PA •+,I, ' +' 4111 ass #all 401111 i""_ and indlatrywW. *VW VVWL *ØWli ' CWN oft 1MSt 00 ri diew ItUath of a pr 'caund Idw backstage nap betw t l,,, as "In Percy wo 4 ___ _ ___ ou've PrOb4hly __ PeIlnd % -• Y __ Sd hsled that Jaifts "W his ___ S • ' V . ',l-,• ' iigek, M* "ki hi+ UIM bftIUt è tv the *b t fli- fell. isIffr .. ' ,. ' + ,,j \'. I L.L!% tw&&..I '—v-- . - 6nnak t *- . ' ___ MR a so opera or am _ — At ___ PINK take 101111i 4 Wft u (i '.a... , - A 4 . I. • A / •' l bby Those are pretty impressive numbers. And may take a while for yo ur wife to find On combination that will work for her, but it she really wants to quit smoking, site can. The booklet is free to anyone who wants and can be obtained by wrift to: - Watt-Wise Liv ingrM pays. So if you're planning to buy or build a new home, plan to make it a they represent the energy savings of the 4,300 Watt WiseTM homes currently within the FPL Watt-Wise home. FPL's money-saving Watt-Wise service area. homes have features like extra ceiling and wall $739,000 buys a lot of electricity. Or a lot of insulation, solar and heat-recovery units for water other things for Watt-Wise home owners who heating, a higher-efficiency air conditioner or don't have to spend it on their electric bills, heat pump, power savers like fluorescent lighting And 24,000 barrels of oil? That's 24,000 and a microwave oven, and thermally efficient barrels that Florida Power & Light doesn't have windows and doors (with glass areas planned to to import from foreign sources at ever increasing minimize heat build-up). It may cost a prices. Which saves FPL money. Saves our cuslittle more now. But in tomers money. And puts our country that much the long run, it'll cost closer to energy independence, a whole lot less. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY - MY - He says it Is not possible for a girl to get prepant the first r - Pleane help me tohol' my VIRGIN (AGE 15) wife without being a nag DEAR VIRGIN: You are. FREI)DYIN Trust not.. aM Mm. ENCINO you wish you had more bEAR FREDDY: The best frisada? Get Abby's booMd, , I'weevetseeiehswt Be riu, iu r,. A,- : : ' + ., S, ... t_"+ % ft oWne Ar it pow aw Pt ut b 6 tb* Ift , S - ad" a varldy of alWiftamik damped (21 %so= dly to woe my PepoWly, IX Lasky Dft c.LIrørrl ,lPt.. no 1A ri , •. • 4kthi + PUN" • 1 depamoking clinics? Or are guy. I uy It LL ____ ___ U., -- 61 fN ZI ___ iir - ' S. _ - ': Dear ' S rZ Lot DEAR. ABBY: matul? Cold biriny, cutting *6Pun Wft't bad his permhdor~,. + S bewd U*thOd is 11*. Wad 1019 1W Arab %s_ _ *-- + W6 have quit for good. Which can -b. 011 An _ k* a1l ol WW's de=n& in. V11011110111. *Ua* I %a in ra to W" Vft 'd Im _ _ & uI. —%L--- % "W001111W. , - - - - _~ S ' •_ lap Her excuses are that when she quits smoking she gains weight, and smoking "relaxes" her. I've even heard her say, Well, a person has to die of something," which is the aeartag Me Air, Box A, National Cancer Institute, What worries me now Is the Bethesda, Md. 211M. fict that we hm Um mull Plum Let me bear from you children who am the Innocent Is sk months, Freddy. And 11 vicUm of secondba d smoke any of my readers send for in'otir home. Abby,I know my ft bookK I would ap. V*e woWd quit it she could predate a prWess reW beemn she's really tried. 1n 'tottornlüw" $t Am EMU a S *Lili IN . 4n "= #*~im able to kick the habit for good- es * IDV't smoker, lam a non-smoker, but my wife smokes enough for , both of us. She has quit several Umes, but she's never And Vodka Russia s 0piat -9 411190 411i ItAft . conclusive evidence that • - **Stk*INl¼ ovemue. . '• . secondhand cigarette smoke Is damaging to the 0fl- - 9 S •_ S_._ DEAR A ABBY: I Just read ___ _ L)ru __ S an article stating there is now - wi0ml 040 A"d WN444 0 ft"Wig standar& AM 4A ad W Q*4*kk + Wi kes A le*qUSmIeISd Partkialarty the lad-named. So much so e wiu that a ome titat might be iat*ii Ute Vft get them ft's or "Mondale alteitative" Is spreading among liberal Denocnts. ' S will.save' $739,000 barrels + ,ind24,000 A.+' I T of oil. ks Help Srno *rs. Wtger saId. himaalf. ____ a fé'VVho &aI WIeA • ' to his ctta command pod, a collection MTW + S ___ te lo* bbt DI4k. . s'__— ' ___ taA =1 Mw a Rose Garden because he apparently Wlfl ted tor the toke It all to bimsefl has been sticking close ___ ___ q* —4AU*#A1i1h1W or a As y; Allay h but ___ ___ ikl - The Mobile Unit from the Central Florida Blood Bank will be at Longwood Village Shopping Center from 10 a.m. to 3 pin. on Saturday, May 31. S% 1 ___ ____ ___ ____ _____ WlI Il the a ____ _____ speaker. ___ He ____ The winner of the Scholarship award will be presented and John Parker, 'a union arbitrator, will be the guest 4,300 hoi te.ommer morning sun have ____ ___ ___ competition ___ all least is precisely AUVW Carter administration couhti s*re4bea the sagging new car mark control, an avhleyeptqttt that in uj, V reduce interest rates anti ow the ak crunch. Finally, a thorough revle 0 the e(te 14 federal regulation on the order. Whatever Detret'* put s 1k c longer afford pesaiftes labelNik in overregulatlon. Auto en1aion s*m*a remain high for 0bv1014 gasoline p1ce. should yrove rAft lo ____ ___ ___ -. ___ ___ o a leaves will last several days if find a lot of homeowners go the freshly cut stems are Wrong. Forty to 60 percent plunged into hot, the n cold shade Is considered Ideal, water. Keep the stems in the They do need some sunshine, hot bath until the water turns and an hour or two of full lukewarm, then place the Is considered cuttings In a ba th of cold best for caladiums. longer water. society, It Is giving rise to some concern that'. m wicornfortably warm summers could be ahead. me IWiiI. ___ __ summer sm. This is where I - *is%jsi'ia,nre lo * figest In Eves iould , 5 balancea In Is reminder that what has passed Is not nI bilen, that past. ( as the French would put it, the V* ift tO flI IhiZI$3 change the more they are the ___ Which the point Ito beet making for $Øfl tiW.0 now. e4 ___ - % _____ ____ + * caladiums can't tolerate full as indoor decorations. - The 9111 _ " beneath the surface of American l't _: i szsu In its frightening demonstration of f _____ * *+ ' + *4 :o_-'A - - Due to the Memorial Day holiday falling on Monday, May 26, the tegular meeting of the Longwood-Winter Springs area Chamber of Commerce will be held Tuesday, May 27, at the Quality Inn North at noon. t) 9fi + g nin 'i - But It Is Miami that has exploded, and now omns the roll with Watts and Detroit sat Ina..i Mulching plants swill help maintain necessary soil moisture and promote lush, to follow a few basic healthy foliage development. guidelines to insure success, - if the sd!I Is allowed to dryChboSe a flower hedwith moderately rich, well. out, the plants wilt rapidly. Caladlums grow - best at prepared soil for planting temperatures of 80 or 90 caladiUM3. Soils for degrees farenheit, and they soil moist, but not soggy. If molst,butnotsoggy,soil.Too the plant turns pale, or much water will cause roots doesn't seem to be growing-to decay. wen, " givin it plant You need to plant f ood caladiums in a site that Is pj; + Abc*MM p + ' caladiums should be poroui Still falls far Short Of it. To Miami as recent' settings of discontent Mempls aI Mobile. Marsha Wait, a member of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the VFW Post 8207, was elected District Conductress at the convention, and a hearty congratulations to Marsha. Mrs. Thomas (Barbara) Kuhn, International recording secretary and SAC chairman of Winter Springs La Sertoma, inducted the members in a candlelight ceremony. Mrs. Robert Beverly Burns, La Sertoma District Governor, was the mistress of ceremonies and installed the officers of the new club, Mrs. John (Joyce) Schneader, president-elect of the Winter Springs Club, read the congratulatory messages. Mr. William Daucher, Sertoma District Governor, presented the District Freedom Essay Winner, Miss Tara Lynn Houzer. Sertoma Club of Pine hills cooped and served the broiled steak dinner, The Winter Springs Club nau oeen instrumental in starting a club in Pine Hills, and members were invited to participate in the charter ceremonies. and contain organic matter make excellent house plants. For house plant conditions, before planting. Make of one part sand the site has good drainage., prepare a soil and one part'peat. Keep the Caladiums grow best in a — biroad' dissatWaction of the i'acl*I mliKElty with what the Law says Is' equality but that personal experience reveals' , 41i counter-productive in the le cbI Vf The key to elping Detrc% is to ttw* wa to accelerate Its retooling w. in QW*. The iiit. sooner domestic O*ake(* CItk tW1* R5 'N5 out their new generatloa of small ca the It. 4 ' they will be able to cowpeke an P *Rww ___ wlthJapanese and Ewcçean tnancmw. 'Short of ill-advised fedrat or of loan guarantees bet*t '(tad(* to :be,, '" Washington could investment credits. in ways that yr :,:it not unique 01 111* WWA 4 kiwike"", Um VQ%W said. w. be block — a local issue. But the basic situllon me *sitancy, ____ __ - rwh your 'm May be different and the spark that touched It off the acquittal of Wfdte Police on trial for the beating death of a M%61liabilities, 1th .*'bldt morloana ap ____ in ___ - &A WA abft wbkb an *gift III koqq A V*WA*WA W*R* *4 \4** ~" - aetne1 - + Miami in this SWM * 0*whv 4im0*'A Ai~\.*A" 04101"W"*KA Mk çIons go . - Several members of the Winter Springs Sertoma and La Sertoma Clubs attended a Charter Banquet for the Pine Hills La Sertoma at the Edgewood Boys Ranch. Varieties. As I said, caladiums are easy to grow, but you'll And It comes in a city which, although geographically Southern, has a minimal, -• *oØ *'hn. ____ • the ft has to more than 70 percent of um voiligei •• ww+ hw* VWh ' P01iUcsI rOU irrespective of race, color and t bffl baa the tiquldity to meet a w ¼'1w*$i iflpØmw*l *flw + + --- + + exposures tend to bleach the foliage of its attractive colors, and limit plant growth, as well. When planting Fancy leafed caladiums are caladiums, place them two the most popular and inches deep and eighteen familiar. They have large, inches apart In the soil. somewhat rounded leaves, Caladiuxns respond well to and are available in a wide fertilization, and a complete range of foliage color, from fertilizer should be mixed pure white, with strongly with the soil at planting time, contrasting green veins, to A minimum of two pounds of bright pink or rose, an all-purpose garden ferThe lance leafed caladium tilizer Is suggested for one is available In all these colors hundred square feet of garf the. but it's leaf share k i4g.n L'n,'h mn,fh flUWflteT?áth'Fgrowing season, apply than round, and the entire another pound of fertilizer for. plant Is somewhat smaller every one hundred square than the fancy-leafed feet. And then comes Miami. It comes as a i+ouows more Thn a deZe of cLvikight legislation, of deation In education and employment ortunity, of the steady expansion of lav Wk} W. .IALaM.k ..+tlmioris. th.necessa _____ Duly alarmed. (ongr and the Caftei ad.. t" reduction iz imports now car prices wit *cn1MmW.aA auto industry empymst UVpIcaI American In origin. They're readily available at most Florida nurseries in either the fancy or lance leaf varieties, Watergate apathy. *+ Urban Congrat ul ations to the VFW Post 8207 and Ladles' Auxiliary, for receiving the B.F. Woodward Hospital Trophy in the hospiüil program at District 18 Convention In )tlandaun.May.l8. The judgin ______ g was based on.b.ours spenLin.. clinic and hospital visits, supplies and gifts furnished, blood donated, etc. The total dollar value placed on the dona tio ns was $10,570.35. ca There are 80 charter members made up of the junior and senior. undergraduates, as well as the graduate students working on masters and doctorate degrees. Congratulations again, Barbara Iorticul$uijst For Doctorate' - tered at UCF. TOM $$ On May 9, Barbara was inducted as a charter member and vice president of the Omicron Lambda Chapter of Kappa Delta P1, an honor society in edu tion hit 'hzir. - 011W awuluIal The civil-rights movement of which the unmers were the violent aspect was overtaken and submerged In the tide of op. position to the Vietnam War, after that by the neglect, benign or otherwise, of post- esM,k ook L Gets Congratulations to Mrs. Thomas (Barbara) Kuhn who was awarded a $500 Academic Scholarship to UCF to complete the balance of her doctorate. Barbara has completed the first year toward her degree in addition to teiëhiiigit UCF and being in charge of the intern teachers in Seminole County. grow. - +• At the moment. imports awfttk Goes. •• • - UWre tUa,I P symptom, not-a cause, of the summer flower garden, and they are relatively easy to - -- market currently 'ommanttect Caladlums add a cool look to recesses of our collective recollection, The era of dreaded raclafly "hot summers" is a decade and more behind us and details of Watts and Detroit even more full roll of the cities that underwent trial by fire and looting are hazy at best, k During the next five rears. this rekca will cost automakers an estimated $ biU a staggering investment even in the best Unless U.S. automakers van reverse thei' •4 0 M *'e¼'Me are committed to amassie rekQQW ci Djanj equipment necessary tomest the anèotb*h the market-place and t he Meat smaller, more fuel-efftcient c+ ,.1.1_ L.. &L_ _--1 - caladium. This colorful, tropical foliage plant )vill grow tnau areas of the state. t1oswtmyumepassesaM how easflywe forget or relegate events to the dimmer Detroit's financial hemorrha ctd ha* ., 0 have occurred at a wont time. eeal Ford and even the Vhri*le' (+i + Cool-- - One of the most popular of our summer annuals is the And P61% Fo for .0 N +A DON GRAFF - are + Give Garden IN assembly plants vtc.e& war dealerships have failed in the te* at aw and, Ford and thrysle posted million the first three General Motors' profits I + Barbara Kuhn Times In Detroit - Friday, May 23, 1fl0-5A :,• ,' + - Living It saves you more than it costs. Ask your builder about it. -- �-. - - -- --. . -. . .5 ---- -,- .S - - - ----.-- - - . ---- - - . ..-- . S -5- -- - *_-- - .5 -- S •.-- -- S - -- -.- -. .5 ., S .-, . ,- S - - . . - --- . -.. - 5 --- - . * -5- , i S S -- I- : .., .. ;... -. -. ( S . . -,,.S. . .. ••.• . S . . 5. - ' 'S -,- .5 S . . I..-5- - I.' - ' - S . . -'' * -StanIey'CtrpChanipjonshjpT '••.. -: - , ' Evening - = - S -. ,_ •, S .5' * - .# . .51 - - - s. - .4 - 'S - ,. Fridày,'&.y23,1$84-A' stnIo'IFr S . - - . , '5 * . - , - I 5•_4 On Thin ke, Philadelphia 'Hangs On 6-3 IN BRIEF PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The - come at him in the second period when the Philadelphia Flyers' survival in the .Stanley Flyers scored three times to take' 3-2 lead Cup finals Is a tale of two roommates - the - their first advantage since Game MacLeish cagey veteran and the unflappable rookie. then touched off a three-goal, third period to Veteran center Rick MacLeish unleashed send the two teams back to Uniridalé, N.Y., for Saturday's sixth game with tJ* Islanders hi.s deadly wrist shot twic&I.r -goals Thursday holding a 3-2 advantage. night to help the Flyers tave off elimination I with a 6-3 victory over the New York Islan"I don't like to talk about myself," Peeters said. "I go out and do my best. Thaj's'all I can ders and force at least one more game in the 110." , best-of-seven series. • MacLeish wasn't as resrç - about his And rookie Pete Peetes, Philadelphia's team's goalie. • • ' quiet goalie held &rwn the fort as his team"Pete was unbe1ievabIe,èhe said later. "If mates struggled through the first period, he continues to play like thise Islanders going for more than 16 minutes at one point aren't going to score much. He my roomie. I without a shot, on goal. He allowed just one 'could tell he was' really psyched up for this goal, that came on the Islanders' explosive game" • • 0 power play. MacLeish also was Iired1t4le responded Peeters stopped all but one of 15 shots to to what he felt was a call Iron) Coach Pat Golden South Weekend Set The fourth annual Golden South Classic will be held Saturday, May 24, ab Showalter Field, Winter Park. The open 5,000 meter run will begin at 8 a.m., the open age group track meet will begin at 9 a.m. and Classic field events are set for 2 p.m. This year's Classic promises exciting sports competition in several events where athletes will be vying for All-American tojs honors. Events meriting close observation are the four-mile-relay and the womens twQ.mile-relay The Golden South Classic, co-sponsored by the Sentinel Star and the Central Florida YMCA Track Club, is recognized as one of the four post season AAU sanctioned track and field meets. Advance tickets for the Classic are being sold through May Zi at an advance price of $2.00 with a coupon from the Sentinel Star. Without the coupon, the tickets are $300 each. The coupons are redeemable at 16 Burger King Restatfrants and area sporting goods stores. All proceeds benefit the Central Florida YMCA Track Club. I' ' Rollins Signs 1980 Booters WINTER PARK- Rollins College soccer coach, Gordie Howell, has announced his new in-coming players for the 1980-81 season. Coach Howell will be fielding a basically young man in 80-81, as nine senIors, including seven regular starters, 'raduatè this year. The new Tar Booters include: Even Bernstein, a midltelder selected to Parade Magazine's AllAmerican High School Team; Steve Hughes, a midfielder from Ontario, Canada;i Ed Iloppe, a First for the Honchos were Dennis Hall 4 for 4, and Denny Boggs 2 for 3. -Leading hitters for Calvary Baptist were Skip Pletzer 2 for 2 and one home Second Team All-State midlielder from St. Louis; Jeff Rolland, a mldlielder from St. Louis; Denny Ullo, whose brother, Gary, is a Rollins Booter; Gregg Marinich, an All-State Team member from Columbia, Maryland; Newton Berwig, a winger from Rio de Janeiro; Joe Raymond, a goalie from New York; Jainle Katzln from Oakmont, Pennsylvania; Richard Leftwich, a First Team All Metro player from Orlando, and his brother Robert; and John Ervin, a back from Winter Park. Last season the Tars finisbed second In the Sunshine. State Conference with an overall record of 12 wIns, 4 losses and 2 tIes. Th Booters outscored their opponents 45 to 17 whIle recording seven shutouts for the year. Rollins was ranked number eIght in the Southern Region by the Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America at the end of last season. (PCU. Philadelphia Removed rookie infielder Luls Aguayo from the disabled list and optionid him to Oklahoma City fAA). Basketball Philadelphia Signed center forward Keith McCorci at Alabama-Birmingham to a multi year contract, Phoenix -- Signed guard Kyle Kentucky to a multiyear Contract. Soccer Rochester (NASL) Fired Head Coach Ray Klivecka. Football Seattle Signed ?efensiv, tackle Bill Cooke to a series of contracts through the 1911 season Baseball National League East S W L Pct. 21 13 619 17 13 .331 17 16 .S1S 15 IS .ISS 14 fl 399 13 21 392 Pttsbrgh . * PRE* MEMORIAL *:. DAY * a cicago Louis Pew York a - 3 3", 3"i . *. • S West w Ls Ang Iuston L 71 13 • and - ,. GB ,fl ., 71 Id 3 s4n oi It 1, , 54n Fran 6 .121 ', anta 13 21 392 • Thursdays Resetis jan Diego 6, Pittsbur, I *louston I, New York S ,Today's Probable Pitchers • (All tinses EDT) os Angeles (Sutton 4-0) at C icago (Lamp 3.1). 2:30 p.m. an Francisco (Knegper 33) a Pittsburgh (lIbby 5-1), 7:35 p, . , tianta (McWilliams 2.1) at I York (Burns 73). 0:05 P . button (Ryan 2]) at Ptiilapitla (Carlton 72), 9:05 p.m. 'ontreal (Palmer 3-0) at I clnnatl (Pastore 42), 9:05 t - - Reltz. St.L SenilPi, LA Hndrck. St.L Hrmdz, St.L. Impiffi. St.L $immns, S6.L Handi-in, NY Crux l.M_u ouon t Phili, night in Fran at Pittsburgh. night in DiegO at U. LOuis. night lontreal at CincinnatI. night East T into ton 'I vauke lmre It elnd C C itt age I' - City OslUond Tetas - 2½ 3½ 6 -r ' 2) 16.54 ½ it 10 .511 2 2½ 20:16 .336 6 36 179 0 .367 35 127 47 .339 34 136 14 331 36 110 47 .334 34 139 53 333 33104 35.330 ' R.vnlng, Oak Summrs. o.t West' w I. PcI. GB 2716 .SJt - ' K GI 13, 2 - 3', 24 94 30 .3)9 35 179 11 .319 Cabell. Nov 34 133 42 .314 32 10 .313 American League 0 Al N Pd. Mm 37145 53.346 Trammll. Dot 33 115 1) .337 Bumbry. Sal 37 13t 19.333 Bell. Tm 35140 19.350 p.t 33 140 19 .360 y Mil 33 134 17 .346 American League W L Pd. 32 14 411 it 14 .343 N II .314 14 19 17 21 -14 $ .444 19 20 -417 16 20 1u 16 fl 121 National League GAB H. Pc?. $atwday's Games Hanti at New York Angeles at Chicago - 32 107 37 .346 36 9) 31 .341 36111 19.310 3010333.310 Remy, t VeIes.Tor Nam Runs - LVZIVIIIII, 10; MilIsail Le$g 11; Schmidt, PhIl $ t 0 PhIl --, I. - S ii ,, 'TiRE SALE -. - .t., P S ' S HURRY..'.Buy now and SAVE! - 30% to 50% you buy off the first on second tire I tire at Money-Saving Service Offers regular price. 4, _______________________ - - - -s- "I STEEL BELTED RADIAL WHITE WALLS (based on N at bats) in Diego (Wise 27) ct St' is (Thomas 1.1), 9:35 p.m. - e -- Major League Leaders By United Press latenlsatl.nal Batting I. It was the type of game the Flyers needed to lengthen the already lengthy NUL season. But New York now can wrap up its first Stanley Cup in its eight.year history before what will be a wild home crowd. - . . ,*. ,*. S - Today's Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) New York (Griffin 0-2) a) Toronto (Clancy 31). 7:30 p.m. Detroit (Morris 4-1) at Baltimore (Stone S-31, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland CSplllner 3-2) at Boston (Stanley 2-1), 7:30 p.m. Mireiesota (Redfern 6-I) at Milwaukee (Travers 1-2), 5:30 pm, Chicago (Burns 5-7) at Seattle (Honeycut? 6.1), 10:35 pm. TeLas (Jenkins 2-3) at Oakland (Langford 3-7). 10:30 p.m. Kansas City (Leonard 7-4) at California (Tanana 2-4), 10:30 p.m. Saturday's Games New York at Toronto Cleveland at Boston Texas at Oakland Detroit at Baltimore night Mim at Milwaukee, night Kansas City at Calif. night ' Chicago at Seattle, night I * - Thursday's Results New York 5, Toronto 1 Baltimore S. Detroit I Texas 12, CalIfornia 6 Kansas City 16, Oakland 3 GB * * S • S * * SCOREBOARD Seattle Calif Mim * - TransacfIons basb.11 Milwaijkee - Returned relict pitct,er Dan Boltano to Vancouver Team Afl-3$a%m bsck from St. Loua; Randy Vakil, a •SS MacLeish, rookie Brian Propp and Paul Holingren. playing despite a painful knee injury, wrapped up the Philadelphia scoring1 Persson accounted for the Islanders' only goal in the third period, which broke the Stanley Cup recoru of 12 power-play goals in a playoff series. run, Greg Leach 3 for 5, and Sanford.jcces was can- for 5 and 2 home runs, Jasper Classic homes. tiassic the game went 7 complete Baptist against the Honchos. and Timim Ward all 2 for 4. Art a later date. runs and 'Willie Lewis. & runs though and Exec, Crnfederates 21. SNAFU 12, At the end of 1 complete in. Mitchell also had a home run. In the Iirst'game Thursday Hubert Back both 3 for 5. Torn Consultants won 10-7. Leading Leading batters for SNAFU ning of play, the Honchos led The second game had night, My 15, G.O.H. Inc. Watson also had a home run. batters for Classic Homes were l)oug Hancock and Hick 4-2. Calvary Baptist added i.ongwood Traveler take on took on the players and The second game pitted were I)avid Moss & Ed Pullen Napierata both :1 for 4. and another run in the top of the Bay-Con General. l.ongwoot jumped to a 12-0 lead by the Exec. Consultants against both 2 It) for 4. ith home runs l)avt' licinak 2 for 4, l.eading second inning, and held the Traveler took a big corn. end of 3 innlng,s, The Players Classic homes in a close by E)avid Moss and Jake the way for the Confederates Honchos, and both teams limantling lead 12-2 after I then held G.O.1I. Inc. gathe. Classic Homes took the Atlanis. Fur Exec. Con- was Rich I)illartol(,mImeo3 for 4 went scoreless in the 3rd coimiplete inning of play and scvreles while they scored I lead 3-1 after I complete in- stiltants. Earl Johnson and and I lionie run, Hick Patrick. inning. Calvary Baptist then - never lost their lead the rest run in the 4th inning. In the p'ut 4 more runs on the board of the game. Bay-Con General top of the 5th, GSO.H. Inc. ning of play. They then in- I)aryll Pruitt nent 3 fur 4 and John Watson and Steve Litcreased their lead in the I'aul Urshan 2 f* 4. In the top of thE 4th, with the scored 2 more runs in the 3rd added 3 inure runs, then the bottom tiken, all 3 for 5, and Mike van of the 2nd inning 6-1 The last game saw the Stoden 2 for 3. John %Vatson hlonchos hanging in with 3 inning, another 2 in the 4th. l'layers had a big rally runs to tie the game at 7-7. and run in the 5th inning, bringing in 8 runs to close the Exec. Consultants came to Confederates take on SNAFU. and Steve l.iltiken both had 3 life in the 3rd bringing in) SNAFU led 3-4) after 1 inning home runs each for the night Both teams again went Final score Longood ap to 15-9. Both teams went runs and held Classic Homes, of play, but after 2 complete and Dave l.mttikeii had I scoreless in the 5th inning and Traveler 27, ihay-Con General scoreless in the 6th inning, Calvary still couldn't score in 7 in 5 innings. Leading the with G.O.1i. Inc. cominj back Again, Exec. Consultants innings or play the Con- hollEr also :arne to life in the Jrà federaes had tied the game 3_.. ,. . ,the- 6th. - The hlonchos • way for -'-Cun General was in the top of the 7t1ret1iin binging in 4 runs and hEld 3. Leading 6-I going into the managed to break the tie in Terry Alexander and James their - lead once more by 4 Classic Homes. Again, Exec, 4th inning, the Confederates the bottom of the 6th inning l.afevcr both 2 for 3. Rick runs. The I'layers jj' held Classic had a big 11 run rally and kept scoring 1 ru . and Liking the Alexander hut I huiiie run. For produce any more rutis in theConsultants homes scoreless in the 4th SNAFU to 3 runs making the lead at 8-7. But Calvary l.ormgwtwd Travelers (he bottom the 7th. Final score inning after scoring 2 more store 17.7. Confederates Baptist did not give up as they hitters ucre Steve Borghesi 4 G.O.hI.ofInc, 19, Players 9. runs to take over the lead 7. never Iu their lead again as jumped in with a big 7 run for 4, Rick hlagar 2 for 3, antI l.eading batters for the Clas.ic Ilonies came back in ________________________________ seventh inning rally to take l).H. Birle, Toni Fetterhioff, I'layers were lloz Robinson 3 the 5th inning to tie the ganie _yi1 the lead 14-8, and the Honchos anti Mel Slabaugh all 2 for 4. for 4, Randy holIer 2 for 3, at 7.7. Neither teamim scored in - II could not catch them as they I).R. Birlt, had lhomiie run for anti John Wiltshire, Russell the 6th inning, but 1xec. _______________________________ only mu.stered up 1 run in the * the night. Robinson & [)ale Sc)idt all 2 Consultants caine up in the ____________________ bottom o(the 7th inning. Final The last game between fr 4. Lling - the 'ay for top of the 7th scoring 3 runs rii ___________________________ score Calvary Baptist 14. Altamnonte Jaycees and the G.O.H. Inc. were Jim Moses 4 and puttingtE pressure on ______________________________ hlonchos 9. Leading batters University of Central Florida now has a Seminole County Chapter of their Gridiron Club. The first official action of the organization will be a luncheon at the Sanford Civic Center on Tuesday, June 3 sponsored by our Sanford McDonald's Restaurant. You will have the opportunity to meet Head Coach Don Jona5 and his entire coaching staff and hear firsthand about the Golden Knights football program. Anyone wishing to become a UCF Booster is invited to attend and bring along other Seminole Countians who wish to lend their support. Bear In, mind that UCF could well be the means by which our local area high school athletes might continue their education via a football scholarship. Young men who for one reason or another were not offereda.schnlars)ijp by major unIversIt' Seminole County High Schools graduate a wealth of excellent football talent each year. Wouldn't It be great to watch them play at the college level, too? It might .be well to add that the Grid-Iron Club is not limited to Sanford nor Is it a Chamber of Commerce function. All Seminole County residents are included and at a future date the group will meet to elect officers and make plans for the coming season. -- Smith from 5 feet for the goal tflat put fYj delpbia ahead for good. And that, according to Islander Coach Al Arbour, was pretty much the game. "Once we got behind, we had to open up," he said. The first game Friday County Forms Fobt ball Group -- Quinn two days ago to assert himself more. Tie fact was, Quinn wasni talking about him. "The other night when I mentioned that we needed to have a couple more guys, the assumption was that I meant him - and I didn't mean him," the coach said. "However, he did respond tonight because he had those opportunities." Stefan Persson scored his first of two power-play goals to give the Islanders an early 1-0 lead. Bobby Clarke and MacLeish. scored in the first six minutes of the second period to put the Flyers in front before New York's Bryan Trottier scored his 12th playoff goal at 16:16 to tie a Stanley Cup record with 27 points in 1980 post-season play. Just 48 seconds later, however, Flyer defenseman Mike Busniuk came out from behind the New Yotk net and beat goalie Billy I :' Wh1lT}WALLS Garvey. LA 9; Klngman, Chi U; Martin, ChI. Baker and Smith, LA 7. American League - Ogiivie, Mu to. V.lez, Tor 9; Jackson, NY and Zisk, Tee U; Rudi, Cal. Thomas, Mu, Smalley, Minn and Armas. Oak 7. Runs Batted In National League -- Garvey, LA 36; Smith. LA 29; Knight. Cm, McBride, Phil and Hen drick, SI.L 79. American League - Bell, Tx and Veli, To.' 29, Oglivie. MU and Oliver, Tee 29; Armas. Oak 27. Stolen Bases National League - Moreno, Pitt 19; Law, LA and LeFlore, Mtl IS; Cedino, Hou 13; North. SF 12. American League Henderson, Oak 19; Wilson, KC 14 Carew. Cal and Wills, Tex 12; Bumbr3, Bait I). Pitching Victories National League Carllon, Phil 7:7; Blue. SF 62; Reuss, LA 5-0; Bibby, 5.1; Forsct,, Nov and Tekulve, Pitt 5-2; Niekro, Hou 5-3; Vuckovict, St.L 5.1. American League John, NY 7-1; Rdfern, Minn and Honeycutt, Sea 6-1; Dotson, Chi and Marlin, XC 3'l; Burns, Chi, Barker, Clev, Gura, KC and Non'is• Oak $2; Stone. Bait 5-3; Keough, Oak 5.4. Earned Run Average (based cc 33 innings pItched) National Lsgve - Matula AtI 1.69; Palmer, Mtl 1.70; Jones, SD 1.91; Sutton, LA 2.06; sup 5 Is' 5 ks, I' ___kI. 1k all __________ II * 4 ' 'k I 4 ''Cu ''Ca i' ' '5 , 4 IC" Ilk ii ' I 1*) 4111 ? '•,, $041 1aj 5111 11w 14w Mm 'km 1sp p141 as : 'a kim M*) $$ 1411 4 IC -. '4 ,C . a "5 I',!',"C'' 5,,s"5, 55.' 'I '5l 1.5 'I' 5 ''Ci - uSa I ''' IC'. I L,........, ._ 1i $988 'I S . 311 - fr '-. 'I '. 22 E'1IiI_1'l:(_i•ii-u;yi'; - Suffer, ci ii, Pryman, Mfl and Allan, NY 7; Hume. Cut, Howe, LA, Tiliulve, Pitt and Fingers. SD $ 6.00-12 lIlack.11, I'hi-. SI 414 I FF:'l' ;,iid a,I,I Iir,• YI414ir _-* slack White It.T. 600-l2 $22 $25 II 48 A78-13 '(:78-13 25 D78-14 E78P78. 4 32 W 078.,4 _F18.l5 40 'TW r C18-iS 1178-ic 44 - _$7988 -_ .,1l; ________________ ','nI, Irrud Szc Richard, Nov 2.32. Saves League ': ':.'- '1 Smooth riding bias ply e Champion polyester cord - Natlgeal -. - j'' j p O..h1288 III -. - ii. - I'll - American League - Norris, Oak 0.52; Burns, Chl 1.36; KC US; Redtern, Minn 2.17; Proly, CPu 2.31. Sfrikwuts National League - Richard, Nov 44; Canton, PhIl 61; Ryan. Hou 50; Rogers, Mti 45; Vudwvich, $t.L u. Acierican League - Norris, ()i 1,; Guidry. NY 4; Rfer Mlnn, keough, Oak ,- iii TiciJiii IL r 5$'" _!,!Sw 5 kim 1411 5) $Ø I" 141*) 4411' *i,..i... Is-k _±_' - 28 33 35 39 41 43 43 47 - ri.,i. 62 We'll test Is, leeks. check snd add lip IS ens p0,Ad Of Fn..ii cdlvii all belts. clean csnden sit. CheCk huh slid 1115.4 ISV. Isqmenc.. Parts. ddttl..i materIals and male, roplirl ustra. 96 TT 2'T -T' !Tr 2. 266 W-dbe. 88 I TIRE ROTATION MlnrS-Matic$ will Ill in no,-- 'V HAflGE I1 on ret'oh.Ing charg. at Firestone torea •nd many Firestone dealer. StIe aS.o honor; Mll'.itr (hargi' . l)int'r (lul, '(iltti' flhiln('tl,' Atti.'n,t,n Fxri"'. "-'- WO CHARGE ,rn1 .11 4- ImPes iot.itt'd and "I' I" '.i '.1 ..s'lir'c,r ,ta.I,ini iti.ir,i inIl.itt'tI it) Iliriliri & hnq, proper tire tluihi,i 88 lesiure. ttI $388 drum type I'f(44I 1021(4 Ikt$ U.'1$ 15&ifl$I din , lou 4amqr and nd,,, ike .han.tibratiqfrrra.up intbud. rd arc v,li ad (iUni I kearin rrpaik r FOR IOUTING lireston.tirepurchas., rraw i)n..ipr itatrj - I I I sti(X)1II lOt S ltiPOkl\ SiOL 'A liii ft)'kMt)t Md'IIIkSO's SIlL 1 I 5jp( t%IL'aT( 4RTRltS.t.'i I $ 99881 I'a,r lnst.11lriI I - - - - - - \l\' Ina - - - - - - - FIRST STREET & 17.92 STORE ONLY SANFORD PH. 322-0244 ___________________________________________________ , RADIATORRUSH j 88 All prices plus tax and old tire 'SnIp tread. !1 mat in. •$ wI, as ,oc Own vuvr Car sq Firestone will re lace Them Sn proof sI pvc chat., ChitInq Cliv IS, in. - - I I n4a .c -. \. h1h Il( )",%% 11)1 I i%til I U I - Amerkn Legue - Farmer, CPu 12 Stoddsrd. Silt. Burg. -. OPEN MON,.FRI. 7t30-S:30, SAT. I-S KC 7i Mange. Ciev, Lopez, 0,? and.coqW$$, MIrm 1. - • .:ja,,, :'._,..â,L..-ts, �-. I - I ,. / Lr .- .-..- - -. - .- 4- '. -IV .' - q - - ' '.,. - - iVt._ '*1r __•_-r----l.-- .----.--' . ----. - .- - - 3* - -.- - - - - - - -.--,- .--- "-.- -,&,. • C • - - . - 1 ___________________ IA-Evening Iforald, Sanford, El. •'. - .- . Friday, May13, 1110 Leaul ,-.... - Seminole County Council of FFAs annual Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.iU Richard's Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravlan Churth, State Road 434, Lorwood. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. -BA(6-16.$O)-17E-C-2 Commerclal Zone-To provides gas pump Island in conlundIon with the existIng WInter SpringsBeverage Barn on the following described . ,j s RW line of SR. 43.4, 123 ft. thence S 00 degs S1'30" W 102 It, thence N I9degsO2'30" W SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING . JUNIIS.1911 7,11 P.M. - , ceremony. Miss Thomas wore a white satin street-length dress with Ir, spring flowers in dark a DonahuL- wore business suit. It was Mis ' Thomas' first marriage and Donahue's secood.. hnmedlately following the ceremony and a family dinner, the couple lift for -, - - • vIIk sui . - - . "- . WVUWIII E pSUSs • wisi, .- - to tue nictures S WI a uii cuwncu I " the caterer thoimht he Wea - snr'1i'si I " 'S - i ti - • U for inomu photographer thought he was - . - florist thought he WU bringing flowers fm's petty 4 - s&ruUfli reported In today's editiotse -. . ' )m' . - BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 1. SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY- BA(4-21-50) IndustrIal Zone.6E.M-1 Appeal against the bard of Adlustment In Denying a Special Exception to permit construction and operation Of ________________________ If Classified Ads didn't WO11i. there ouldni beany. followIng described property: Commenceat5Wcornerof Section 16.19.30, run N $9 digs 12' 13" I fra P08. thence run N 00 degs 13' 24" W 56.531 II, thence N $9 dogs 19' 4$" I 22&000 thence V.un 5 00 dogs 13' 24 1 139.000 ft. thence run $19 digs 19' IS" W 223.000 ft. thence run N 00 legs 13' 24" W 102.142 ft to FOB. Said parcel contains 0.121 SC?iL more or IsIs. Further described as located at the SW corner of the (01ST. 3) of This public hearing will be held in Room 203 of Hi Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on June 10, 1950. at 7:00 p.t,t, or as soon thereafter as possible. Written comments filed with the Land Development Manage.' - be co.nlderet Persons appearing at iii. public hearing will be heard orally. Hearings may be ntlnued from tIme to tIme as found necessary. Further details avaIlable by calling 323-43* Ext. I do babysitting ANYtime, A.NYage. r have 2 children, 65. 3. Call 6615641, DBary. N1U care of your chIldren In my home. Fenced & screened play erea. 6 I.m.to6p.m.,l)ef,,.5. after school. Mon. thru Sat., Sunland Est. & Sanford Ave. HAIR DRESSER WANTED With following. Apply King of HaIr, 1911 French Ave., Sanford. ASSEMBLERS Positions now open for productIon carpenters helpers with nations largest producer of factory built modular housing. Carpentry up. necessary. Apply Cardinal lnc.Wsekly • SwIm-Skate-Pitovies Achilds World, 3235124 Industries, inc., 3701 S. San- ford Ave., Sanford, FL No phone calls. Equal Opportunity Employer. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am .ng3ed In business at 606W. 11th Sanford, Florida, Seminole County, Florida under me ticllllo..* name of CARLS MARKET -that I bMen ° regIster said name with Hi. Ciseli of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Flc Name Statutes, ToWit: titlo SectIon $63.09 Florida Statutes 199. Sparc or pert-time Sales help wanted. Work out of your own home, set your own hours, EXCELLENT. INCOME. NO INVESTMENT. Fringe t,enefl?s Include paid vacation, comp.ny car, rstir,nsans pin & more. Call RIi6o MsrIhs after 6 p.m $345150. - ad taker at 122.2611 or 531-9993. (NSULATION INSTALLER Good py &fringebeneflts. 795 PM. FICTITIOUS NAMI Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In busIness it 7602-B Citrus Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32b7, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious nsme of GOLDENROD REAL EST*TE, and that I Intend to register said TO WHOM IT MAY. CONCERNI Nolce is hereby given Hit m Ad. COIHIIY iustm.nt will con&ct hastIng to consider Hi fOIlowIfl Itams: - - A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS MOBILE HOME APPLICATIONS The actress and 11*44-year- old Emusy-award winning t*1k I ilww host have been Ed*th* since Miss Thomas appeared on the Donahue tIres years ago, :F° . - A-i AGRICULTURE ZONE: ' 1.TRINITY PRIPAP.ATO*Y - SCHOOL - (CONTINUED) BA(5-1U0)-44TI - - 5WM,$QfRy+SllOflOfWifdf$ ln$c,tlon 31-21-30. on SR ---- - ORY USES THERETO: between the west right-of-way line Mangoustine Avenue and the east right-of-way line of Mulberry Avenue and I TREE CLIMBER to work parttime for cut of lobs, also ground man. 322-9410, - SECRETARY-PTlyiti insur-ance Office, seeks attractive, single, up. woman 2 afternoonsperwk.S3perhr.Ac. curacy, nQt speed important. 333-2249. ___________________ - - JW* welt lgm Maçlus1IiwAvenue , pecjie. 304. - - $Y..LAR*Y BLAIR. HiR433, - AANCY-1sl loorfor elderly person, male or female, good care. Call 331. NO,. - - of the CIty of WILLIAMKIRCHHOFF, CHAIRMAN BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS - ' $infotdFlgrids ly:- NN.1amm.Jv. - ordinance. DivisIon and prsouwaapsaringa Hi Mai'Ing will be heard. - UMlQl1 FLORIDA • Publish AprIl 211. May 23.1* OEW.97 120 N. Pdrk Ave. - - - -. 322.6123 Ave. r- Mobile Home, 1?x60 Spanish Furniture. $6,500 Cash only. 32) 8251 W. Garnett White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Phone 372 7061, Sanford 32!475 . 43tACreage . .____ ...,. - Neat, clean 2 or 3 Berm home p.m. to 10 p.m. Brokers with fenced yard. Assume FHA 0~ pct. $161 welcome. 322-1366, mo. pays - ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS ______________________ NUMBER 153222611. :j ;1!__- ____________ STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING II MAKES CASH, r ----- ' '13FORDVAN $1195 701 s French 323 7531 .EALTORS 701 Bldg. '3390309 339 030! BAKS OrlandoB9ô 3860 - -_- WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL,TRADE 31131SE.First5t. 3335622 HOUSEHOLD G000S-25" - MECHA ' ISO TOSSOOCASH For lunk cars& truckS 40 Complete Oflices 339 7020 LONGWOOD Toll Free 1100 432 7952 -_________ __. __________ 62-t..awn.Garden -_-Lawnmowers. We sell the best & service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 1st St. I _______ Top Dollar Paid for unk & Used cars, trucks & heavy equip ment. 3p.5990 OU' JUNK CARS From $1010 $50 Call 322 1634,3224460 FILLOIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & HIrl '133 7500 -- -- -- ijci ' ____________________________ 322-740 A-OK TIRE NEWTIRES$19.$9&UP 62A-.Farn'i Equipment trstck. Call 322-4793. 24) 3 French Ave. Sanford the ClassifIed Ads often. LONGWOOD ELEMENTARY IC Fenced back yard and w'lI. 134,000. We want you to see I'sIs 3 bdrm, I N..d Imm.dI m-;NI ') , - • A GOOd Full SPRINGS-I AL.TAMONTE Berm, 2 bath, was $33,000. Now 130,000. irvlc.M,chanjc, Exc.11•nt Opportunity DUPLEX. - for Rig Id P lncomil non. rr.d. Full U.nhfItL II or $..J. D. Hemplifti PAINT (3RND (YOUR CHOICE) FACIA BOARDS 4234832 All work guaranteed & nc luilt's scraping 8. mildew removal KE-LLCO PAINTING - LicenSed & Reasonable Quality Free Est 6.47 00.48 Creative Surfaces ic . special '. Grooming& Boarding izing in repainting, mt & ext wallpaper, wall te*.nq. woo'j _____________________________ 'staining Free E.t After you have called the rest call the best 062 5592 Animal Haven Grooming & - Boarding Kennel's Inside & Outside Screened runs Off floor sleeping boxes, insulated, shady kennels, circulating fans Ali, Air conditioned Painting & Repair cages. We cater to your pets - 327 5152 _____________________ TrentPainting&pepa,r Interior & Exterior Free Est 327 3555 The Sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results ______________________ __________________________ Hey Kids: Looking for an extra I4eddiflg photography by John Cullum Free engagement hofos or color 1410 323 5255 _________________________ Ren'imIing . ______________________ - REMOQELING Home Repair B. E. LINK CONST 323-7029 _____________________ SERVICES UNLIMITED HomeRepair&Remodeling 2lhrs, 322071 _______________________ ___________ ________________ Welding - Kids gone, but the swIng set In the back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 322.3611. ___________ Ho%.asaning - New rms, kit & bath remodeling Fireplaces. We handle the whole ball of wax Financing avail dollar? Ask Morn 1. Dad to leg across from Sanora (ciunty). Priced 5)6,300 for all three. Trade or terms OK. SERVICES UNLIMITED Welding done, $15 00 per hr. 322077) . Window & Screen Repair _______________ HousmwlvesCleaning ServIce Personalized, fast dependable Regulator 1 time basis -W*dow$shwlndows 477-5514 CaliBart Maitland Ave., $69,900. Exteriors 999. to $399, free estImates _________________ C-3 LOT-On Hwy. 436. 531,000. C.rtlfl.d Pr.f. - 'stalled) Call John 331 0)71, CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses S. G. BALINT 322 8665 3225791 __________ ,., - _____________ - ___________________________ I Man, .4ualilyoperalbon 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS 60*196' each on Sanford Ave. lust $39,900-Excellent CU MOBILE HOME REPAIR Service Roof Coating 5'. May discount Special 10', for Senior Citizens Free Est. 331 1019aft 5 exterior. - commercIal resIdential Specialty decorative fireplaces (in I yrs. exp. Patios. Driveways, bath, CS home with lots of lIvIng area, and beautiful large treed lot. 564.900. P.S. A big double carport toä! W. Oarn,$t White, Bicker ?b1Ie Home Service ______________________ ______________________ OFFICE FURNITURE SCHOOL AREA I'iHO _______________________________ 'rarpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic Bonded 333402$ Insured 634 a39't you have a classifIed ad Lovely quiq neIghborhood. Mowing, Edging, etc I Time. Vacation or at, season 3270248 The Kingof The Rock All types of stone, interior REFINISHING Touch up & misc repairs at reasonable prices Estimates 322 7496 • I1EALTOM MLS' kbEDRooM CB HOME - LawnCare ____________________________ Pintlng - CASH FOR JUNK CARS & TRUCKS. Same day service, 323 1705 ____________________ 310 Sanford Ave. - Bulldozing, Clearing, uackhoe Service Ditches. culvert's. ponds Call 8)1 2891 ' Furn. Refinishing ______________________________ ARMY BOOTS $11.99 Army Navy Surplus ,buyers. New homes wIth @ N 0300010 2lhr. - Dinette set, living rm suite, '----'--- ---- ------ 19" 8W Tv. 2 kIds bIcycles P5 n'1e lfiroven*nt TRACTOR-US Case, lIke new. Il you're In the bu$ineu of other misc, items. 117 country 15,995 or trade for late model building your busines....use Club Dr.9a.m. to$ p.m. Color console TV I mo. old, 1 Land Clearing _________________________ 77-Junk Cars Removed - _________________________ - ATTICFAN,Luggage& SIze 1$ Dresses & MIsc, 1502 Cedar Ave. P Free Estimates T & J STONE CO. garage sale. 4ENEVAGARDEN$-3 idim. .$2Nms. Lease Deposit. Adult$Cfl*Y.C5U322-)Sl0- - Sanford. Lovely 1 or 2 BR, afro adults. Furniture available $221. 141.7113. $13.1 or $11 monthly. - ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING 'Special Rates for Complexes etc. Wayne Seal. 327 1321 _______ - NOW, Call 333-3111 0.' 5314993. - condition, Warranty, linan cing. No down payment. Pay , 331 ---- - ____________________________ I DRAWER FILE CABINET HERB'S TV 25915 Sanford Ave. 323 1731 TELEVISION.RCA 19" Color portable in goad I OFFICE FURNITURE ---------..,._._,..._._,.,., -_-___-- - -- - '' -- ---------- , S4'-Garage Sales - LIc. Fireplaces 323 $620 _'' - _____________ - 75-A--Vans - .60-A--Business Equip. ' )1OIN.Mills 031 0397 GRAB BAG & DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY-STAY LATE 339-7020 LONOWOOD 4 pct.' Interest to qualified PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD -. 1278 Free C's? __________ the weather is petted for a backyard sale elI everything fast with a want ad Call 322 2611 3l 9993 TInt & Steam extraction _____________________________ 4OCompleteOffices i - - Meriner's VllIao. - , __________________________ E. Allamonte Dr. - Eve fl3-39i6 . Adults or BR-Oup. * Jof So. of Alrp Blvd. en 17.92 is Sanford. Call 323-WI INC. --all. Vacant, ready for oc S acre parcels, Lk. Sylvan area. ' cupancy. Terms. Call W. Mallczowskl, SO-MAscellaneous for Sale REALTOR, 3227953. '' -- ' Agent 3)9 S,38 CLEANING I0CompteteOftic,s For Sale Used office eqpl. Desk, filing cab. & chairs. Many item's to choose from. Noil's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11 97. 50 of Sanford 327 072) '' ''-'-TV repo 19" ZenIth. Sold orlg. SAVE ENERGY 8. DOLLARS I'satt & Blown CUSTOM IN SULATIOPI CO 373 llBJor 831 CARPET & FURNITURE ________ - DONT STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cosI Classified Ad. .- ________________________ MEIP4TZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers o,Jr %peclalty,2Syrs,Exp.8691562 - _________________________ '- - . MILLERS JET STR E AM IN D 331 7137 Mildew ott Iloot. ext Walls RVsletc I Senior citizen discount Free iSt - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E. 1st St .3275117 . OFFICE FURNITURE ________________ 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. 322 0332 ___________________________ -. . LAKEFRONT DREAM HOUSE S Berm, S baths, Pool, Vacant. Owner wants otfer, will hold mortgage. -. LOw down payments, 322-2217. 2Bedroom.1 Bath. Csntrl H&A. cinyonient location. 2" + security. No children or psts. 3224274. -- - - Beauty Care - rarnac rtie - '_________________________ Hwy. 16 West, Sanford Cleaning - SwIngerS Alt In A I top con 379 7020 L.ONOwOOo hJitlon Priced from $488, in _____________________________ I ClOCk Repair cluding bench & dellvCry I ' Cannon Music Co.. Longwood ' * AUCTION SALE * I GWALTNEY JEWELER Village Shopping Center, SR 204$. Park Ave FRI. 7:30 P.M. 131, 1 block E of I 1 3395900 ______________________________ 6509 I ___________________________ Full sizebed complete, Color & •-,__BW TV's, stereo, bicycles, 1ce5j)i Concrete Vw1c electric fanS, 12.000 BTU AIr ___ cord., Hide a beds, living rm PATIOS - SIDEWALKS chairs, shelving units, rugs, OFF ICE FURNITURE ________ DRIVEWAYS 10 Complete Offices bolts of material & a lot of nice 322 5545 3)9 7020 LONGWOOD misc items. after 6 - Good Used TV's.$75&up 49-B Water Froiit Property -- - -. - -- - _________________________ _____________________________ SANFORD $30,500 2OACRESforsafeoffMarkharn NO QUALIFYING Wooci Rd. Sat. & Sun. Call from I am- to 10 p.m., weekdays 3 - WINDOW & SCREEN REPAIR also PATIO DOORS 322•$343 REAL ESTATE '322. 2S21 I ______________ REALTOR.322 1495 :' $55 W.1 st$t liqull lvn1ty Emp4syar lREALTORS '- SANFO*D - : 1 Bldg. - -"----- Wllibuy 1st & 2nd mortgates. We also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1)01 E. Robinson, Orlando. 122-2976 RESULTFUL END. THE WIHANDLERENTAU - ARTHUR H. BEd C1trIi, See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3SO3OrlandoDr. 3235700 VA & FHA Financing PROF. LOT-An older home on COUNTY & Sold .- High Pressure k For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap praisals. Call Dell's Auction .,.Jfl..670 Dell's Auction Center - Yard Debris, Trash. Appliances & Misc, LOCAL I 319 5)71 Central Temp Will service AC's, refrig, freezers, water Coolers, misc, Call 323 7186 anytime, ________________ IOCompleleOftices 339 1020 LONGW000 ____________________________ 5493.75. Sal $153.16 or SI? mo. - wIth the Land Dovelopmen , 42biie Hopes - - tO 30000 STU's 90 day guar Sales & Service, Crlando . Room Comfort Center. John Young Pkway, 2986077 I Carpet Cleaning I I'uling Reconditioned room AC's 1099 WE BUY USED FURNITURE. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Furniture. 205 E 75th St. 3230911. OFFICE FURNITURE from. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1192, So. of Sanford. - ' Air Conditioning ____________________ Anlque,, modern furniture, Sterling Silver, Or,entai Rugs. Diamonds Bridges Antiques 373210) _____ ______ working. 199.95. 10 to choose ea/tj Th.TlmelestedFlrm 0] 2Mefl$ Beard - Additional Information may b dotalnid by contacting the L.e.v DeOP'Ifl Manager at 323.433C Extenilon 306. tet's comments may be fits City Commission - • • captioned - .. - - - 9615. .--_.- _________________--•-•- LIc. Rail FihMm R,,k. 3,3. - k Housing Authority 305-373 Mary Griffith Realtor I 121 1126 2to6 _______________________________ 3222991 BATEMAN REALTY LOVELy S Acre HómIte - $250-mo. & under it you qualily monthly payments under $230. Jeesamlne-Aveiwe 6. The JsesamIne Avenue rightof-way from thi south right-of-way line of CemmsiclaI Stress to the rent's right-of-way line of th wetwiltpirkway24lf*etfloiThofWi. tar Street. Persons interested may appear .idbeheardatthitlmqa.ltplace 1. Room for nice garden plus lovely free shaded yard, fruit trees, central H&A, kitchen equipped, Florida rm. w-w carpet, alt for $43,900. A Must Seal Used fbI model color TV's, ali I -- coin's Top dollar paid Call JIm, 373 - Conns, Wurlitlzent, Kimball ______ 1977 Chrysler Cordoba 5-3.000 mi alt extras, looks & runs great 322 6191 between 9 & 1 I ____________________________________________________ (WF k • Will buy old class rings & silver ' -'"59Musical N'erCtndise ________________________________ .- mi , perfect condition $4500 Phone 831 8961 __________ U1f•U Cash 322-4132 Gel Cash Buyers for a small investment Place a tow co'st Classified ad for results 377 2611 or 1)1 9993. - 53-1V.Radio.-Stereo - --- rehabilitation proecl, Will pay up to $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone. Sanford I", ac Unrec. Plat, Lake Jes sup HeIghts. 510.000.00. Peg. Real Estate Broker _________________________ holding. UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust. taking upspace with a want ad in the Herald 372.2611 or 5319993. - WANTED TO BUY-Homes In the City of Sanford for Open 2 to 6 daily Companj Don't miss this one. Needs repair, large older, 2 Story, downtown. Good Credit, closing cost, with owner GAS RANGES. RecondItioned. Guaranteed. Sanford Auction, 12)5 French (1192) 37) 7340. ________________ 1979 Honda Civic. Gray hat chback. air, 1 Speed. 17,000 - ..arry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used furniture, Retrig , Stoves, fools _____________ ______ 3 23 6871 - -___________________ The sooner you place yourclassified ad. the sooner you will get results --- -- TRADE INOISPOSALSALE Hammonds, Lowrys, Baldwins, Brand P4kw, push bultoit c.on?rol he: probe. OrigInally $619, J balance 1.398. 119 monthly. 3390386 Dodge Coronet, excelent running condition, good tires, AC $550. Call 32) 6600 2 DOOR Refrigerator Workingor not ROBSON MARINE 2927Hwy.l79 I ORIENTAIRUGSWANTED Sanford. Fla 32111 Top Prices Paid _____Used. any condition 6410176 1976. l5 ft Fiberglass Bonita In hull, walk thru windshield, Wanted to buy "Mobile Home power trim. tay down back tO Usd 30' or longer, good con back seats, 85 hp Mercujy ditiOn 349 5701. motor, trailer, all in excellent ---____________-.condition Comlete outfit only 52.500 Call 668 401) fl-Auction ______________________ 197S 19' Arislo (raft 120 hp - -Inboard outboard, hard top, on OF F 'CE I URNI TUR E 1919 Magic tilt trailer Ac 40Coplefe Offices cessories. Excellent condition, 3)9?O2OLONGW000 -- MICROWAVE I ,.. VACANT LOTS-? Lots approx. St. dohni ___________________________ LAKEFRONT RETIREMENT CHOICE 2 bdrm.. LIke new. -. -- '' 47.A.Pdwtgages Botight PHYLLIS J. CAPPONI REALTOR CENTURY 31 5307717 -- - NEW HiPtES Recently remodeled. Pine Avenue. 533,000,00. ' location, walk to shopping. 542,900 FHA tents OK. location, fenced yard. well for watering, quiet area, cony. to thofping. Only $41,300. Low Assumption, VA release. Store & OffIce Cleanln, evenings & vfeltends. 323-Wi. with 29 pcI. down. 322 2519, ___________________________ -. '--------------.__--. '._' 47-Real Estate Wanted -_' DUPLEX- 1 BR, I Bath each. dryer, range, ref. Good - Young Married Couple Wants 9 ACRES-Near Sanford. $4,000 per acre. Owner will finance clal building w partition. San. *vAO$DOWN* Sharp) lIt, central air, washer, 611 BRIARCLIFFE REMODELED lovely 3 bdm, 2. bath. prefect retirement 21-Situations Wanted ES- Sanford, 2603 Hartwell - • home or mobile, priced 5)7.500 with terms to fit your budget. ford Avenue. 513.000.00. I Sr. 8348200 INVEST IN YOUR OWN 5 ACRES,niceIywoodedandt REALTY WORLD1 F ________________________ 14.300 - .. - YARD SALE Over 100 Items 9 WE BUY FURN & APPL 7 Wed , 21 thru Sat 24th 100 I pc or houseful Dr 32? 3172. F 7lhrs, 339 7020 __________ Washer repo. cE deluxe model. Sold onig. $109.35, used short time, Sal. $159.11or 519.35 mo. Agent 339 0386. Lic REAL ESTATE Broker The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 2135' -, S. French (17 92) Sanford 3-3371 ______ BUSINESS- 1 Story commer- . items wIth a want ad. To place your ad, call your friendly Class If Ieq gal at The Herald, 322.2611, or 531-9993. _____________________________ OWNERMOVINO 7174 weekends & eves, H. Ernest MORRIS Street, Sanford. Call for Details. Kids outgrow the swIng set or small bicycle? Sell these idle ANXIOUS to sell a yr. old attractive 3 bdrm, 1'.', bath. central H&A, w-w Carpet, kitchen equipped, single car garage, fenced yard. Only $32,300. F HA-VA or Assucnp. lion. Won't lasti sportatlon & references. 6.3 ACRES with small pond, - 516.500 _________ HOME-S BR, 3 Bath, 2 Story, 2'-z Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Orlando 896)860 ___________ 323 659 Call 322 2280 SATURDAY. MAY 21 F ROM 9105 571 Plumosa Dr., S.aniprci 55 -BoatS& ACCeSSOrieS 3730697 ' 3271577 Eves 319-5-100,332)959, 333.43Cr ______________________________ sim I F 35 ACRES 100' paved road frontage. _________ STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE specialties. You can loin the ____________________________ Navy now and report for active duty at a later date. Ages 17-30, no up. required. GoodS Harold Hall Realt starting salary wIth excellent benefits. Call NAVY 322-6219 inc. REALTOR; MU or Dial Toll Free 1.500-441Day or Night . Springs, must have Iran- - CHO4CL YOUR FOR THE FUTURE , All With Good Terms I47'Carver Av Academy Manor posItIons in vocational, clerical, and mechanical MAID-Saturdays, WInter . too far from town. OK for '. F _____________ Ref. repo 16 cu fI frost free. Orig $579. now $205 or $19 mo. Agent 3390386 _________________ YE NMOR E WASHER --Parts. Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3225253 GOLDSBORO 1700 down, $250 mo. 3 BR, 16, w-w carpet, gas heat, newly refurbished inside 8. out large workshop, $71,100. Call 322 0716. F CARPORT SALE Sat 8. Sun after I 00 eis Laurel Ave ' BAKS 1IOIN Mills 12 PIONEER acres, 520.850. Orlando ___________ ppi REALTORS, MLS - I 500 S Sanford Ave. Sanford YARD SALE lOS Country ClubCircle Sat 5. Sun9 till' ONE DAY ONLY I Sat, 24th 9 a.m S p m Multi lam carport sale Elec pump to bric abrac 707 Oakland Ave. Sent. ' Multi power settIngs, 5 yr parts & labor warranty. Pay $299 Or 515 mo No down payment 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. JENNYCLARK.REALTY, REALTORS __________________________ 332-1S91 , 01 - Sanford WE ARE CONCERNED WITH YOUR NEEDS Complete. Available until May 23. Call for details. 647-2S3 Delayed Entry Program for to enumerate must see to appreciate quality. Located near Island Tennii Cfs. $119,000 3210610 Development I nvest mint, ci y. at preseason rates. JOBS AVAILAbLE The Navy has openings, in their 3 BROKER 2439 5. MyrtIAv.. Complete cIty block on W. 1st St. Omy $110,000. NEW SMYRNA ON BEACHGround floor. poolslde. Condo. apt. Sleeps 1. EnIoy best time FOR BEDROOM, 2 BATH ON WOODEQ CORNER LOT. NEW LOG WALLS. TRUSS ROOF, DRIED-IN, DOORS & WINDOWS, SHELL ONLY 121.900W1LL. COMPLETE AT SEIGLER' REALTY $1 '..,000. 40-Condominiums HOME - SCENIC BEAUTY 6+ Acres on the Wekiva. Only Call 323-1921 __________ Further, the SemInole Count1 Planning and Zoning Commisslor will da Public HearinQ In Rooiy 203 of the Seminole Countl - For Rent. Hwy. 11-92 - PROC ED U ft ES TAB LI $ H WHEREBY NEW DEVELOP. _______________________ 29-Poonn MENT WILL PROVIDE CAP. -___________________ ITAL IMPROVEMENTS OR MONIES TO OFFSET THE AD. FLIRPI ROOMS FOR RENT VERSE TRAFFIC IMPACT Apply at 401 Magnolia CREATED BY THE ADO I. 323-5000 GENERA TIOHAL TRAFFIC liON: POVlDU4G PNAL.TIE1 Sanford Gracious living. ReaFOR VIOL.ATIO OP THIS OROl. sonable Weekly & monthly NANCE: PROVIDING SEVER. rates, utilitIes pald. InquIre ABILITY: AND P0VIDlNO Ab 500 S. Oak 541-7113. EFFECTIVE DATE. _________________ Avenue and Fuilon Avenue right-of-way AUTO REPAIR GARAGL LOG PREPARED - COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE CLOSE lN-3 Berm, 2 baths, FIREPLACE. Plenty of parkIng for trucks I. equIpment. Income fr9m mobile spaces adlbcent. S acres only $112,000. 31-Business Property 323-5176 CROCKETT SOFA-Antique white-pink quilted floral cushions. 2 blue velvet chairs, green hide a bed, 7 walnut bookcases, chest of drawers. cedar chest, small skirted vanity, porch glIder. 3?? 6841. ASSOCIATES, STONE ISLAND orig. owners custom 2 'story Colonial 1 5 BR Ig FR w FP too many extras 4 - children or pets. Ideal for retIrees. 322-1536. 912 French Ave. across from the Health Dept. 14, 1*. at 7:00 P.M.. 06' N SOOn flwreaftv 5$ P51111 Written comments fIled wIth the Office of the Zoning Coordinator will be considered and persons PP'"sO $ ft's. public hearing will be heard. pesarliigs may be 'sHi's1d from time to time as toundMs11iy. Further detsllo 243* Ext. available by caUhs SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT home. Carport & water fur- nished. Yard owner-kept. No AAA EMPLOYMENT greenhouse w 2000 inventory, worm farm & much more. 1111,500 DON'T a '-fNVEST In this FURNISHED DUPLEX. Excellent condItion & terms. Only $36,000. Very clean, spacious older Excellent working condItions, Better Living Center of Casselberry. 339-5002. old FURNITURE g THINGS ,._,,,, . MOVING SALE SAT all day ll)E Airport Blvd Everything must I MICOWAVEQUASAR restored 2 story home among I & magnolia trees 2 F P oak floors modernized kit. I BR 2' 13 3 BR guest house, 2 NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. S PC. wOOden Dinette Sets, tabi 5. I ch11r5; $s each Nol's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1192 S. of Sanford 332572;. FRICKE & FRICKE - 3 BEDROOM WITH EAT IN KITCHEN, OPEN PORC IT'S A STEAL1 is Acres for oswv $Ise. PI1Wy of trees, hIgh & dry. 33-Houses Furrdshed acres Webuy used furniture ---- HOUSE SALE--All kinds of furniture, good cond Nothing over $125 Call 323 0556 OFFICE FURNITURE __________ 1ocomple4eotues )39bO7OLOP'I(WOD JUST MAKE PAYMCP4TS -69 o '75 modelS. Call 339 9100 or 831 4601 (Dealer) F Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a pUblic AUTO AUCTION every Wednesdayatapm It's theonly one in Florida You Set I the reserved price Call 904 75 5311 for further details ------------ i I 322 7972 BR bunk house, 50'x20, $20,300. 1 Berm. 1 beth In excellent location. Close to schools & shopping. 6 I - CALL TODAY' ANCES. DEBARY, 135.500. k - Rataicas. ____________________ ENTERPRISE 2 'BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, AIR & HEAT. NEW APPLI I REDUCEOTO$22,000 SANFORD-3Bdrm.,alr&hait, w-w carpeting, 5300 mo. + xo. sc. depeslt. No pits. LAKE 5i-A--Furnftu,'e - Looking for a residential lot to build on away from the BIG CtIY' We've gof,it' Right in -' the heart of lake Mary, Only $11,000 Won't La'st Longi . I BACK TO NATURE I 8m,-2 baths, log home. Has FIREPLACE.CentraiH&A. +' 2 acres to expand on. Eves. 332-0612, 322.1517 207 E.23th St. NEAR JESSUP. $37,500. 323-7832 • 'AIDES Iifl 01 COInnWcCIaI Avenue tQ the rrth rlght.gf -way line of the eight nd, Florida, - tIme for Recorded Legal Notice - ' SAl.ESl'O4IilOI4 Full & Part tIme. 643-4906 Any- LIVING 2611 at 531-9993 for a quickresults ad. 2 Bedr,m, 1 Bath, 412 Rosalia Dr. $300 per mo., first, last & $lOOsac.Sep. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR _____________________ HAIRDRESSER for progressive shop. High commIssion paid. 665 3126 att. S. DeLand 33347. Ask for Mr. Roberts. Meeting . This publIc hearing will be held In lie $IIIIWIOII County Caur. 0. E½ WILLIAMI. HATFIELD EXP. FLOORMAN-Part time, appros. 20 hrs. Must be able to work eves. Call 323.5954. comments end make re-corn msndations to the board of Counhi 30partrnants Uniswnished CommIssIoner s on the abevi SW'A R.431+E MachInIst Helper, wIlt traIn. Apply In person Richie's VW, 1, mIN.0f434on17.92. 3 BEDROOM ON CORNER 1SO'x13$' FOR COUNTRY - - DAYTONAAUTOAUCT,ON ' •- _________ Looking br a Ob' The Classified Adswillhelp you find that lob I I • ERA ZONED C 2. 571.000. In the good ole summertime...It's a great time to sell somethIng wIth a Classified Ad. Just dial 322- -COI2BtT *LTY Inc. _________ I - - - ---, ". Altamonts Dr. 3390509 329-0500' _______________ Have a,room - là rent?' Let a classified ad find a tena,g for you I V __________ _________ - _ - 1971 Good Condition, $500 Call 322 3129 F - WE BUY USED FURNITURES. APPLIANCES Sanford Furfliture Salvage 372 $721. - Orlando 327 IS? 7 Sanford 37? 3 BR, lB. with 7 BR, lB Mobile home rental, on 2 acres. %5.O00. $10,000 down REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. I BROKER 2 BEDROOM FRAME ON LOTS, SANFORD AVE. Park 322-4952, Owner-Associate. People who Ilk, money use low cost classified ads to buy, sell, HAL SEIGLER REALTY ' - 3270721 NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD - - equtpmeflt N011s Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 97, So of SPRING HOUSECLEANING, SELL THOSE NO LONGER ------------___: to Buy Wanted to buy used office Sa0- 323 3876 if? Couch, good condition, $125. Large recilner chair, 322-9461 21 NEW CARPET & paint. , Tomorrow may be the day you - 53.000 down..Owner wilt hold - - sell that roll a way 090 you've mtg No qualifying, $77,500 nowhere to roll away It you place a Classified Ad today. 2 BR, I', B, Townshouse Condo, ______ pool, CH&A, 000 to assume mortgage, 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM. CAR PORT ON LARGE CORNER 25TH ST ZONED RMOI, $79,900. 2565 Sanford 77 8771 _. BEDROOM, 1 Bath. Pinecrest Large fenced yard, new paint & carpet Assumable 8'-, Pd. mtg 1.36.500 2 BEDROOM. PANELED FA,M 1LY ROOM, CARPORT, FENCED YARD. NEW ROOF, WALK TO SHOP PING. 129,900. French - _________________________ line of Oleander Avenue and the right-of-way lIne of Mulbrry - Se - - 8O-Autos--- 76 FORD F 100 Pickup___________________________ Excellent cond $2.65b or best F offer 3721715 NEEDED Old Backyard Cars IorJUNK.&RECONDIIIOM 1979 DODGE ST UMPY 4 Wheel 327-1379 Drive 6Cyl,. std .13 000 miles ____________________ ASking $5500 Call 321 0732 Thnkng about that s,.rnmer vacation' Get a better car the classified ads in thr0 80-Autos for Sale today's paper -_____________________ 3318551 YARD SALE--Fri • Sat.Sun.9 Until' 1807 Vernango' Ave.. , - •- ________________________ 205 Dogwood Or., idyllwilde, Sanford. F oft of total inventory of brand n ioterspring bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free focal delivery Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 97. 59 of 7439 S Myrtle Av 3BEDROOM.2STORY. ADOR ABLE RESTORABLE NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL $21,000 - -- - - 68-Wanted -- 79-TruckTraiIe - - _________ - • - ____ 1978 Lincoln Towncar. fully equipped. original owner - Must eu 1.6.000 Call 373 1155 KAWASKI 100 Enduro - Mint cond. Tires - dirt tires, new Helmet $550. Firm 831 6057 ______________________________ NeapoltanoSaron ANTIQUE Dining set, china cabinet. pie safe, furniture. clothing, household goods. May 21 thry 25th from 9 to . , .- ______ "FamousLpplzzan" at stud to approved mares 21. 9 to 1- 30. 306 Tammy, old Idytlwilde section time.Original%5g3 bat $lBlor 1.71 mo. Agent 339 B36 COME & GET THEM! WHY PAY RENT' Brand new3 P, bath homes for under $250 2 BEDROOM. FRESH PAINT & CARPETS, NEAR MIDDLE F SCHOOL. 125.000. 2½ __- - l78 Singer Futura Fully auto. repossessed used very short • ; '76 Honda ?SOautomatic. Low mitage. 013 1881, days or 322 7991, evenings. - 66-Horses F _________ - 78-Motortycles- - .-.--.--- Frly,Mey23,l9SL- - _______________________- Black Male cock a p00. Free to a Qood hOIC s mo. old, all shotS & clipped. Housebroken, good with hlidren Call Janet Ripp at 323 6325 before 2 p.m. 130. , Bill after 7 pm. Garage Sale--Fri. & Sat, 235. - -- SISH SETTERS-? Femaln, spayed_wilt, papers. To owner with big yard, $2Sea. 3233625. _______ ---- 51Household Goods BUILDERS--WE HAVE LOTS! I 2525 surance. Apply AMF 3BEDROOMUnfurnpo,se Powerboat Dlv. 1143 30th St. $mo. + $100 deposit Sanford Airport 322-7500. Call 322-0091 Equal OpportunIty Employer __________________________ NEAR MAYFAIR Country RN full times-I shift. Apply In CIub-Exac. 3 Bdrm. 3 bath. person Sanford Nursing & family rm, fireplace. Central Cony. Center, 950 Mellonvllle H&A, on cul-de-sac, $450 mc. Ave. or trade. BY OWNER 2 Bdrm. 2 Bath, Custom built, DeBary, aft. s 30 6686128 No agents. 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT. - - 65-Pets-Supplies - -• - 10 ACRES. SOME WOODED & II ACRES TALL PINE & OAK IN DELTONA 14.000 PER ACRE. , - Yard Sale-? Family Furniture, clothes, odds & ends. Plants, etc. 1085. Sunlanci Or., Sunlanci Estates. Sat. & Sun. 37)0379 - . Cash for your lot! Will build on your tot o our lot V Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 641 3013 SUNLAND 140,500 ------ - VA. FHA.235.Con Homes Low Down Payment, , .. BILE HOME. WELL. SEPTIC SOME FARM LAND, ROAD FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO. $6,000 PER ACRE WILL DIVIDE. - 3 BEDROoM. I', BATH. DOU BLE CARPORT. FENCED - CALL ANYTIME 3BEDROOMHOME 1NSUNLAND.Unfurnlshed 323-7599 after 6 Cat1323-7446 - 0. APPROVAL OF MINUTES LmeOiesnderAvenusright-oOl. May 19, 1910 - Regular- way from the south rlgtit-cI.w.y - Assembler exp. in cruisers. Minimum of) yrs. exp. Exceilent company benefits, 10 pd. holidays, pension & in. ,, B 2 story custom built home BOAT ASSEMBLERS & C*wthouse. Sanford. Florida Mayl,lSSOatl:30P.M.,oras$dor thereafter as possIble, to Pea . AGENDA SEMINOLE COUNTY ROAROOP ADJUSTMENT Ns$leeaI Poblic Nearlul Jeai16, iNS inboard-outboard. Avenue and 6) wwcarpeting,S300mo.+ $300 sec. deposIt. No pits. References. 332-1471. - - 3 BEDROOM, 12 BATH AIR & feature imaginabiel A Dream Come True $154,500 0Ew71 Palm Sorinos DtivS. (01ST. 4) NEAR LAKE MONROE. $71,900. on Lake Knowlesi Spiral staIrcase, balcony, library & FR, brick FP and every SANFORD-3 Bdrm.,alr & heat, Experlenced with inboard & Make room in your attic, garage. Sell Idle Items with a CIauifIM. Call a friendly • - 23.44$. French Ave. 3220231 322-3172. 322-0719,322-3353 ENGINE INSTALLERS ________________________ 51g. Carl S. Joiner, Sr. pbl: May 16., 23, 305. June 6, - OLE WINTER PARK 3 BR, OFSANFORDREALTOR PART YIME Sanford Airport. Special Summer Program Variance from 10 ft to 3 ft to constrctsanescwsreon L.ots3 & 6, Block B. Sanlando SprIngs. Tract 6. PB 5, Pg 53. In SectIon 1. 2139,on me South sIde of Roxboro Road approxImately 300 ft Welt Of 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM. AIR 8. HEAT ELE GANT • STORY ON I ACRE - ABOVE GROUND POOL-'lS'.x 23'witripump&filyer. $400, UM.'siie '177.1179 560,000. -- -- - OFFICE FURNITURE 40 Complete Offices ______________________________ 339 7020 LONGWOOD 10 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED PAVED PD IN OVIEDO - - Window Air Conditioner SBTUusedlseason Very reasonable. 322 9350 & HORSE STALLS GENEVA AREA $22,900. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 7541S French Ave '177 0231 morel - , BUY OR SELL YOUR HOME -- - - . ACRES RESTORABLE MO 3725353,377 3772. 322 0779 eat.ln kIt., OR, 1g. BR's, pat.o, wood floors, W.D and much CALL 628-0636 Opportunity Employer. Apply in person AMF Powerboat Div. 1143 30th St. Located on - -. 2w, wlth ALLFLORIDAREALTY 3 toll 1.11 tol Fiberglass Lamlnators Ex. perienced only. Excellent company benefits, 10 paid holidays, Insurance, an Equal area. 322-3129. 6.AOAMSZEWCZAK-BA(6.16. Water Street rlght-oI.way 501.7W- R.1AA Residential Zone between the welt right-of-way lIve -Side Strait V$riance from 25 ft of Msngoustl,w Avenue and the $oardQ4CourdyCOmmI1SI01* to lift to construct a $301 and a east right-of-way line of Mulberry $iIøOleCOUl1y, S.$tras$Varianc.froqn$ftto0 Avenue and ftfórexlstingfencesnLot 12 and. The eIght fool parkway. op By: Sill KIi'Ctihoff. West 10 ft of Lot IS. BloCk H. Sanproximately 244 feet north of ChaIrman. iando Springs. Tract l SecOnd Water Street, running liSt Ar1Ir H. Beckwtth, Jr. RapIst, P59, Pg 5, In SectIon 1.21- west, from the we$t rIght-ofway DiñdIJi• M&w 51. 1590 .a .. .a ..._.._.. .. _••.__ .• 'V. UI I . VflIIWU YtV,i lU-TrW --..-.. iir uq mnuwurw DEW•70 • Avenue and North Street. (01ST. .sstrlglit-of-wayilneolJelsamlte ______________________ - Jim Gesser73g 7953 Dolly Varney 731-lBgi LOVELY 4 BR, 30 home on a biautlful shaded loll EquIp. family room, all equipped In Stone island. 2 acres, canal ply., 1.430 ma. 1st, last & sec. - - _____________________ 18-Help V1Mnted ChildCareinmyhOme.plen,yof play room. Hourly - daily . wwkly rates. R.as. 349111. 1950 24 HOUR lB. 322-9283 RN'S- LPN'S - pathological Incinerator on the - coiunwws IDUWSI. - -• - a dinrer - In myhome DayorNight323U77 , home on over 2 lotst Ctry eat. in kit., wood floors, OR, W-W carpet, patio and many more extrasl Yoursfor$11,900 EXEC. HOME - A Buyfor$49,!00 o-ctii Str BEAUTIFUL 4 BR. 1½8, 2 story - H IGHER PAY STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. __ '!'..ik auCagO 1st St. Black Pit Bull with 1tLcMst )I• months_old, S-l2yrs.oid 3227113 Creative Expressions NT-3 Berm, 1 bath 1.3 Berm, 2 bath. $300 ma. & 5350 mc. lit, last & deposit. No pets. 2 HOUSES FOR . - TERMS. after hours HEAT. LAKE MARr. OFFICE FURNITIJRE 10 Complete Offices 7020 LONGWOOD FRONTAGE PINE - & CYPRESS $1,000 PER ACRE. LET US HELP YOU - -. F Fireplace Near church & shopping Assumable mor tgage. Priced at only $73,500 7363412 CONDO 2 BR. 28, downstaIrs, freshly painted, new carpet, wallpaper, W-, equip. kit, OR, C-HIA and lots morel Only $34,900 Sfd Fl - - - Deepgoldor Pale yellow VOLUSIA COUNTRY ROAD 1 Bedroom Home with F $1 per yard. 323 &i5 .. EvenlgHeraId,Sanford, Fl. j _________ -. _____ 3 FAI&Y PORCH SALE-Ai". the new log house, corner of 24th Place & Elm Ave. Lots of Goodies' ______________________________ MOVING SALE • Dbt ea with bookcase Plead board. Triple Dresser with mirror, Seven Bookcases. Console Stereo. Electric Kettle B B Que Grill, much more. 322 9153. - Quality Shag Carpet'ing HOME, $21,000 E Z TERtS. ACRES. - - REALESTATE. - Hidden Lakel CHIA. equIp. eat-in kit., ig BR'S. patio. w-W carpet I. loin Home Owners Assoct Just $19,500 rnished 2'. ACRES WITH 311' FRON TAGE ON PAVED RD. IN OSTEEN. $17,300 CASH. F ____ change. Used-516. Exchange. __________________________ 1109 5. Sanford Ave. 323-1910. - NEW HOMES Build to suit, our lot or yours. FHA735&2i BEARDEN SUPER 4 BR. 2B home in ItwOI-.French Sanford, Fl. Instructors Needed . A. APPEAL AGAINST THE - Found SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OP COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF HEARING The Board of County Cornmisalonersof Seminole County wIll pioid a public hearIng In Room 203 namewlththeClev-koftheClçcuit the Seminole County Cour. Court. Seminole County, Florida In 1.JOHN F. LEYENBERGER - accordance with thGJ5e, Sanford, FlorIda, on June the provlslo,n of BA(6-16-$0)-flV -R.l Residential the Fictitious 10, 1950, at 7:00 P.M., or as soon Nami Statutes, ToZone -Side Street Variafice from thersafteru possIble, to cgnsider WU SectIon 563.09 FlorIda 2Sfttol2.Sfttoerect6ftstockade . the adoption of the SemInole Statutes 1957. f.iice on Lot 50, Garden Lake County Land Development Code. . . Adriatico Estates Unit 1, P819, Pgs 14-13. In publish: May 16, 23, 30 & June 6, ORDINANCE SectIon 26.21.30. on Aster Drive. 1950 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING (01ST. 1) AND ENACTING A CODE OF DEW-fl 2.L.A. BELLINOER-ØA(6.16-IO). LAND DEVELOPMENT ORNOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR - R.IA Residential Zone DINANCES FOR SEMINOLE Rear Yard VarIance from 30 ft to VACATING AND ABANDONING COUNTY, FLORIDA, AS A NEW lOft on Lot 113, Myrtle Lake Hills. PORTIONS OF STREETS AND A AND ORIGINAL COMPREHEN. Pgs 7-9, In Section 25-20-29, PARKWAY. SIVE ORDINANCE TO BE CONCERN: WHOM IT MAY TO on Overlook Road. (01ST. 2) KNOWN AS THE "SEMINOLE Youwilltak.s notice that the City 3.JAMES L. RAUSCH - BA(6LAND DEVELOP. COUNTY Zone - CommlsslonoltheCityof Sanford, 16-$)-14v MENT CODE." REVISING, A. RearYardvarinceon30flto Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on MENDING, SUPPLEMENTING, 2SftonLotlLARspiatofBIockC, June 9. 1990, in the CIty CornCODIFYING AND SUPERSED. mission Room at the CIty Hail ifl io Hill S.ctlon. Meredith Manor, INO THE ZONING ORDINANCE. Sanford, FlorIda, will the City of Pg 21, In Section 4-21-29, on THE ARBOR ORDINANCE, AND East Lake Brantley DrIve. (0157. consIder and determine whether THE SUBDIVISION REOULAor not the City will Close. vacate lIONS: ADOPTING REGULA. and abandon any rIght of the City TIONS PERTAINING TO THE 4.CARL F. STEPHENS- BA(6. end thepublic in andloportions of DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 16-10)-70V - R -1A Residential and a parkway lying bestreets THAT ARE TO BE UTILIZED lone -Side Yard Variance from twein Mangoustine Avenue FOR THE APPROVAL OF THE en LOt 12, BIOdI Mubirry Avenue and lOft. to 3 ft to SITE PLAN FOR ANY DIV. 3.LakeRIdgePark,P59,P969,Ifl west First street and Seminole ELOPMENT OR THE CONSectIon 19-21-30, on the cifI Of Boulevard (U.S. Highwsy 171. SIRUCTION OP ANY FACILITY Lake Road and Rime Road. being more particularly describid OTHER THAN RURAL RE. (01ST. N followa: SIDENTIAL ONE- AND TWO. 5-LAWRENCE L. WIL.DY CommercIal Avenue rIght-OI FAMILY RESIDENTIAL R.1AA SA(6.16-S0)-4$V waybetw.en thewest rIght-of-way DWELLING UNITS OR ACCESS. Residentlal.Zcne - Rear Yard 124.SSft,thenceN 06dgs33'OV'W $7.11 ft thence N 42 dogs 12'lO" B, 19.7$ ft to P00. Further described as I*cated In Section 4-21-30 at the SE corner of SR. 434 and Belle Avenue. (0151. 2) C. VARIANCES The Board of County Commissloners of Seminole County, Florldi,wtttholdapuflC$sering to consider the following: - - 3}1 + 2 meals a day. Exp. requIred minimum 2 yrs. Apply at Florida Employment ServIce. 200 S. French Ave., - 11.A-Arts&Crafts LOST 5-13 around French Ave. 5. property: Commence atNWcot of Lot 1, Block B, Jotin$on$ Poultry Farms, PB 6, Pg 5 hence $ $9 degeo2'30"EslongN llniofLot.l, ft to P00, contInue S 59 dogs WANTED-SPECIALTY COOK. Must be able to prepare, season & cook meats, poultry, seafood, vegetables, all types of noodles, soups and other food stuff, according to the Hunan CuIsine for consumptlon in the restaurant. Salaryt23lforl0hoursperwk Reduced to-S3S,000. __________________ 54-GarageS&e _____ - BAfTERIES-New. S3OEx- - - WELL & ELECTRIC. NICE ____________ LPN FULL TIME-ll-7 ShIft. Apply Lakeview Nursing 0ROBIIIS Center. 919 E. 2nd St. REALTY _______________________ REWARD provIde living facilities for mentally retarded; cacti home to house I persons and house parents; on the following described property: The N 317 ft of Lot 2 and all of Lots 3 & 4. Swopes 3rd Addition to Black [)onahue, CHICAGO (UP!) Televiston talk show host Phil Donahue and actress Mario married Ina secret Th,mas family-only wedding 18 Beverly Hills, Calif., home of the bride's father, comedian are on a Danny Thomas European honeymoon today. The wedding, a double-ring civil ceemony, written by Donahue and Miss Thomas, took place Wedueaday afternoon, a Donahue spokesman announced. Among the family members attending the aevice conductedbyJudgeJohn H. Lehy were Donahue's bit ions and a daughter from his previous marriage. The bride's father read a poem during the & ____________ Agriculture Zone-To construct 3 group homes of 4300 sq It each to - experIence helpful. Apply to Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E.2ndSt. - ___________________________ B. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS OTHER l.0 B N 1 R A L F L OR I 0 A SHELTERED WORKSHOP, INC. BA(6-16-S0)-16E - A-i ,,. 333,59$3 DRIVING Id BALTIMORE--Ifl -SO. Need rider to share drivIng. After 6 p.m. & weekends. I31-051. 707.31 ft (less S 23 ft for Lake Ham.Y Rd) and W 10 ft Of B 335 ft of N 350 ft. all In SW¼of SEE/a of Section 15-20.32. Further described as Parcel A-32Dlo0ftmoreorIess North of Lake Harney Road, 330 ft more or less East of the Inl.rsic. tion of Lake Harney Road with Lake Geneva Rd. (01ST. 2) Legal Notice Married Why be lonely? Write: "O A Mate" Dating S.rvlc All 50* 6071, Clearwa. tç, Fl. 3331$. Spurof the Mom.nrsabysltting Hammock, P53, Pg 20, less W 10 of said Lots 35. 4 for road R.W. Further described as two mIles Northeast of OvIedo oflS.R. 426 at Oklahoma Street, In SectIon 12-2131. (DIST. 11 ' tHUN*iBtOCffiTI1, INC. YOU PICK Bisckeyed peas. $5 bu. H&I1 Farms. I-i Thurs. thru Sun. Sweet corn. Beardail Ave. 1 ml. South of E. Hwy 46. • 10-20-32, on Osciola Rd. (DIST.2) _________________________ - y, _________________________ • as LAURA HAPPY 161k BIRTHDAY 12JAMES RICHARD HITTELL BACI-1I-so)i3TE - Lot 8.1, Lake Harney Estates, in Section . I hofli GREENBEANS-Youpick$3,00 by. Elder Rd.. Lake Monroe. /After 6 p.m. 322.0413. - - 13.CLELAND 0. VOORHEES BA(6-16-lO).4lTE-E493fl (lsssS 707.31 ft) and W 25 ft of B 495 ft of S • , _______ - MONDAY, MAY26 Monday Morners Toaatmasteri Club, 7:15 a,m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altarnonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole AA,noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Alt.amonte Springs.. • Diet Workshop, 7 p.m., Florida Federal S&L, State RoAds 434 and 436; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, North Woodland BIvd,,.DeLand. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United' Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford A.A, 1 p.m., t 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. A).Anon, 8 p.m., recreation hail behfnd'Stromberg Carlson, Lake Mary. Seminole County Homemakeriof Sanford, 1:30p.tn_, Florfd Power & Light Sunshine Room, 301 N. Myrtle Avenue, Sanford. Squash & cs.4s, $3.00 Bushel. ,5.nersofl Farms, 1450 French .Ave. -fl3.226L__-- ____ 32. On Osceola Rd. (01ST. 2) "Ypung-Al.Heart" Dance,. 8 p.m., DeBary Cornmunity Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 p.m. Open to public. Chicken Barbecue dInner, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Longwood Community Center at Warren and Wilma tO benefit the Longwood Police Department SWAT Team. Eat YOUPICK - cniioren grieving. 327-4915. _______________________ open. , -, i1.ROBERT R. MELVIN BA(6-16-I0)-641E -Lot B-6, Lake HarneyEitate$, k SWiofl10.20. Fine Arts Center. Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AA, 3p.m., open, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sanlord Big Book AA, 7 p.m., Florida Power & LIght mflgs to DIETARY AIDE-Full tIme, 2 Choice Lots in nicest section. Valued at 5)00, sacrifice, oc each. Call 563-1246. In SectiOn 23-20.30. on Hester .venue. (01ST. 2) 10. THOMAS ALAN RHODES BA(6.16-$0) SSTE -Lot 9, Holiday Ranch. a FIve Acre Development in section 5.20.32, off Osceola Rd. (01ST. 2) - 9-GOOd I • 4'*' TREES, ZONED MOBILE WE LISTAND SELl. MORE HO•ME$ THAN ANVONEIN THE LANPORDARIA JUST LISTED 3 BR, 28 hOme in Pinehur-stI SplIt BR plan. 1g. iR, C-H&A, wood patio deck. workshop, fenced rear yard I Enjoy this home for $39,000 -- .- reasonable down payment. - _______ 5MsceUaneous f6r Sale _____ ___ - - 105 S. Alabama DeLand, Fl. LOVELY 2 Bedrooms each side. dbl carport + nice neighborhood, Adults, no pets. $210 first & last. Water I. electric fuTflIsMd. 323-4321. 1101 E. 1st St. Sanford, Florida 33711 (303) 333-4311 Ext. 791 __________________ REALTORS ______ EASY TO BUY HOME in 3rd '. area of Deltona. 2 bedroom, I bath on corner. lot, Owner transferred, will help with 2nd ,.. , mortgage at 10 Pd with AIr, 5275 mo. 631-1356. Personnel Director Seminole Memorial HospItal _____________________________ _______________________ (01ST. 2) 9. BILLY R. LEE -BA(6.16.l0). SSTE -RENEWAL -N 241 ft of S 661 ft of NW'4 of NE'i. (less road) ______ -- ------ 31A-pIexes 2 BR Duplex In Dettofla. unturn., Ref. & Stove. C.ntral Please contact: - ________________________ SeCflOfl 29-20. n. off SR. 16 on Jordan Slough Road. (D1ST. 2) S.THOMAS B. CAPPS -BA(616-$0)S4TE -E',' of Lots 3 & 4, Mecca Hammock. PB 1. Pg $4. In SectIon 19.20.31, on Michigan St. - ment. - Sanford's Sales Leader For Medical Records Depart- - ________ 41-LofAcreage ___________________ __________________________ M. UNSWORTH REALTY 2'. ACRES TALL PINE. • HARPIEY HEIGHTS RD IN GENEVA. $7,9QQ TERMS REALTOR MLS S ACRES ON CATFISH POND 323 6061 eves, 32265S3or 323 0517 ' - 175.00 ft. Spring Festival to benefit Faith Tabernacle of Chuluota's building lund, 10a.m. to6 p.m., Slate Road 419, south of Citizen's Bank of Oviedo. Gospel music, clogging, games and contests, handcrafts and baked : goods. SUNDAY, MAY25 Rollins College Commencement for Liberal Arts graduates, 1 p.m., Enyart Alumni Field House, Winter ----Park;-Reception for-seniors and gueeta,3 p.m., Cornell REALTY water I garage furnished.. Adults only. No pets, no children. 3220191. - Sday Noon Fi'ido F 323-9040. STE NSTROM BY OWNER-DeBaryLaiQ Living rm with closet, 2 Bdrm, 2 baths, carpet. Central NSA self clean oven, dishwasher & refrig. 322 7759. i electrlc.$2lSpermO.NOpIts. • CLERKRECEPTIONIST Noon The Daj Before Publication 175 ft of W½ of N 545.9 ft. of W __________ '.OUPLEX-Older 2 story frame bldg. zoned SC-). Alley at rear of property, all .fence lot. Sanford. $30,000. William McCoy Realty, REALTOR 1 Bath. furnished. w-w carpet, AC. fireplace, all 3 • TRANSCRIPTIONIST ii,nes Minimum . mobllehomeonthElliftofW •3ca line lconsecuflvetirnes ' DEADLINES _____ Houses 41- - • With training & experIence for 6om furnished garage Social Services Department & 4 apartment, AC, icr porch, Medical Records Department, - Street. (01ST. 1) 7. J.C. TESTON -BA(6-16-$0). LS7TE -Lot Width Varl.te from 150 ft to 51.5 ft to park a Center. - 5:30 P.M.' MONDAY thru FR)AY SATURDAY 6.ROBERTBRUCECAYLLBMIs.$01-d2TE - W½ of Lot 334, Van Arsdale Osborne Addition tollacktiammock. PB 1, Pgs3l 1 lOS, 20fl of E½of Lot 334 for R.W, In Section 1.21.31, off Stone nished. Saturday Night Dance Club, of DeBary, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center. For Senior CitIzens. Rollian College Commencement for graduate and evening students, 12:15 p.m., Enyart Alumni Field House. Speaker-Ninth District Congressman Bill Nelson. Reception to follow in Cornell Fine Arts SECRETARIES 1 time ...............44c line 3consecutive times . 31c a line - Street. (0151. 1) SATURDAY,MAY24 Polish National Alliance Lodge 3216 Springi)ance, Altamonte Civic Center. For reservations call 671-4237. SanlordAA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. FirstSt. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. lrbh American Club of Central FlorIda, 8 p.m., All Souls Sodal Hall, Sanford. Covered dish, ham fur- 0.8. included, RATES HOURS IJOSEPH S. MUECXL -BA(6 16-SO).S$TE -S 1161.60 ft ft of S 1761 ft of E½ of NE½ of Sectlon2O-21.32,IessrosdR.W,on Avenue A. off S.R. 419. (0131. 1) S. LARRY P. FRENCH -BA(6. 16SO)4OTE -.E½ of Lot 334, Van Arsc*aie Second Addition to Black Hammock. PB 1, Pg lOS, less N 20 ft for Ingress and egress to WYs of 334 in Section 1.21.31. on Stone Churd, - CLASSIFIED DepT. AM. _________ 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Forappointmentcall RVN.'S ANI L P.N 'S Full time & part time positions available on 3 to 111 11 to 1 shifts. Openings in I.C.U. and 322-2611 831-9993 _______________________ 1:00 _____ - . E½ 41-HOUSIS 31-Apartments Furnished - _________________ Seminole___ O ndo - Winter Park Road, containing five sass more or IiISOnL*aMIIIs Road. (01ST. dinner, Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs, with Dr. Trevor Coburn, president of University of Central FlorIda 83 speaker. Cocktails, 6:30 p.m.; dinner, 7:30 p.m. - - 18-Help Wanted it('(a1lFra LLHIIL) Hl.) NW'/ of NE¼ of SW¼ of Section 32-31-32, less R.W for Lake Mills FRIDAY, MAY 23 - BA(616.$0)S6TE - 1 (CONTINUED)t BA(5-WI0). TE - ½ of Lot 43, Palm Hammock, PB 1, Pg 104 In Section 172031, on Pineway. (0151. 2) 3. BRADFORD STEVEN DUNN '. CALENDAR Notice IYouiness.,, DIOJ 32 or 831-9993 after 6 - �. 47 ' - -- - r -- : BL.ONDIE 1OA—Ev.nIng Herald, Sanford, FI. Friday, May 11, itoo ACROSS by Chic Yniinn b-- -.— 498ebk.en A a mum A91111, 0. I COut..O RETURN IT UT TkAT WOULO BREAK MY HEART -S. •* -. 4,- - .- - I Actress Gabor 52Afnkns X I MU I $ I $ IUC 4 Unseemly ! 55 Game of cards C N N0 - £ AT £ ! 9 Got away 56 Memory-loss 0 N.1 N I T N UIM 10 Plant harmful victim ,Mal aI to cattle 57 DeValows 1,t T_ am H p . j 13 Taverns 58 Full 14 Held in 59 Insecticide fill * 0 A A CIE] wonder f .,. 15 Those in DOWN g! 3.i N I 111 office s l6Mothersheep 1 Brilliance 1 $1 T MU $ L !.-! 17 Dogmata 2 Adaptable I"A .- I £ D 0 £ 18#40w England 3 Commercials 23 Hone 42 Indian music cipe 4 Martini mode directives 20 Become ingredient 44 Sunshine oxidized 5 Conjunction 24 With Fr,) g -) "V"V .Stilts i a in storeiur at I "u" 45 26 Food sampler 7 Church seats 27 Endgate t00enrvitv ,,••, _,,,,, ounishment 31 Novelist ' 46 King 9 Federal inves. 29 6Iuhi Bagnold) Mongkuis tigating body 32 Compass 33 Year (Sp. tutor 10 Softly point 34 Conger 11 Finished 35 Second month 48 Dryas wine 35 Charcoal 50 Legal 12 College (abb(.) 36 Suits degree fabbr) document 36 Fleet post 37 Parts of act 16 Compass 51 Vast period of office (abbr.) 39 Use point time 38 Native lump 53 Take 41 Over (Ger.) 19 Hockey 43 Hold up of gold league (abbr.) advantge * 21 Useful 44 Old Glory 40 Housewife's ti- 54 Stand by. 47 Blockhead .22 Gloomy tIe (abbr.) 55 Ate prey I T £ i t. 11 BEETLE BAILEY - -- k ,y ,v,Of,• Wa l ker Iahhr I THE BORN LOSER -- - I' S by Art Sansom L CI moo IVUIIUI Alft AM t a Ar - Ills I 1 * -- - — ---. -:," - ,a -' -..• . 0 —.---.-- ----- slash VVI11 IVIVUU -. - - -. - I - - - - - - - - -. - - - - - -- - -. - Considered Normal DEAR DR. LAMB — I'd like some Information on [fl5fle depressive illness. Is thereacuj'e? Whatcausesit? Can-It be prevented? How Is the train or mind affected and Is It a nervOt break-down? Does It lead to insanity and how does drinking beer and wine, etc., affect a person with thia oh1pm !q thprp - - - I .. -- . S • cniifll7VflhIThPHPait.htktter I— - . - - • -- * - * - NY No MEMNON ill.amllu.. NOMMr OMMMEMEM RON moo go 6 cm HUMMER Room RENE NUNN aml ONE Room Room momll MEMNON Boom RON How MENNo imm HEMMER WOMEN.uuHOMEi MUMMMMlU au.. • 4 person may have very still extremely useful in unrealistic ideas. Often these selected cases of patients with are Ideas of grandeur. It's in severe depressive episodes. this phase that the person m There are things we can all may be very active. He may drive his car fast, have do to help prevent the more enormous amounts of energy common forms of depression. ', -— I( and do all sorts of illogical These are outlined in The things as if he suddenly had Health Letter I'm sending ARCHIE Montana b 11111 lots of power or was ex- you. But a person who has 1 tremely wealthy. An in. actually developed a real rCONTRARYTODISATE *— ------., MOVIES, BUILONGS DCf?T dividual can be dangerous in depressive episode usually TODAY WE'LL DISCUSS THE BREAK APART 114 G CHUNKS I this stage. - requires professional help to EFFECTS OF swss ON THE BUT TEND TO DISINTEGRATE I an 5b.b of nto. ,w,,hlnm AMEWORKOcBulLD1NGS IA. 49 Ihi 4 f'uI'ID SJ%.IS.titans b1 IS, civ.h UII ILLS WVS.& Itlb.Qlldh SJSa.IIF4UISI4IIa AND FALL STRAIGHT DOWN - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) ' ' Individual may go into a should not be ignored because severe depression. All energy you can never tell when a iic'r Iijd is gone and the person may person who has a depression hardly move and be may actually have suicidal unresponsive. That, of course, tendencies. It's too much of a is the extreme sjage. responsibility for an UnIt's normal for people to trained "good friend" to ByBERNICEBEDEoo have mood swings but it's undertake. With the mild unusual for a person to have depressions, usually For Saturday, May 24, 1980 ' manic depressive cycles. In medications and professional htwn 11harp app a lariui ,'nh,nplInd 11b ,'an ,I,s a tnt I,, EEK a MEEK have provide some relief from the by Howie Schneider - YOURBIRTHDAY encounter. Smiles will melt number of people whob even the most unfriendly of depressive eptsodes I am situation rather quickly. May 24, 1980 16 IF AJYX* 1ELLS W 1- colJ'T\ -a New and exciting things, hearts. / fl-AT W. MASJ IQ Th which should make up for any SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22) SfTEr UJILL %JETr FR unhappiness you may have In joint efforts today, permit experienced this past year, your associate to dominate J1' rS f'i56D 011 1 will start to happen beginning the play. He or she can pull off ¶. 91,L c4PPJ... In •IL Into .t,mmp. An ag.tIwi ..,. I.. .... •• lILll _____ ISIS ILbLt Oil area !JU may 11W)' case when declarer uses his sodat UI. I. ts%eatod. . not be pri,snd to handle. elMs brain. GEMINI (Mar 21-June 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23South proceeded to go down Even though you may not Dec. 21) Personal likes and one trick. have all the money in the dislikes should not be allowed He nailed the club; cashed world to spend today, you'll to interfere with what the his ace and king of spades In I order to get rid of dummy's still have a good time with fun majority of your peer group five of hearts. Then he ruffed friends. Romance, travel, has in mind. Teamwork pays. a spade high. That was preferluck, resources, possible CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. able to nailing with the deuce PRISCILLA'S POP pitfalls and career for the 19) You're at your best today by Ed Sulflvarr and letting East overruff, but -I-. . 1u1I1n1g 111Ufl1fl5 are all in compeuuve situations, our it gave East ac'hancetochuck WHAT O ,ClJ THINK GREAT, THUNDEROUS I-ON EXCITING. \ discussed in your Astro. only If you do things his 10 of hearts. South conllnOF THIS OPENING SOUNDS ROIL AND STUART! WNATt3t Graph Letter, which begins tied his croesruff and got to singularly. Partners tend to LINE FROM MY RUMBLE, ROAR AND THE TITLE CF rut I the rest of dummy's clubs with your birthday. Mail $1 throw you off. ESSAY RATTLE THJDUGH THE YOUR ESSAY ? and all his spades. Unforfor each to Astro-Graph, Box AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. AIR, EXPLOPING IN tunately for his purposes, he 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 1$) Get your work done early DEAFENING STACCATOS was left with three hearts and AGAINST OUR EAR'S 10019. Be sure to specify birth because the day could offer' no way to take another trick. date. some fun things to do with As a matter of minor interest, to 0 CANCER (June 21-July 22) pals. You'll want to be free to East actually discarded his Should you find yourself In an go along. ace of hearts on the last spade and wound up making the last awkward poeltion today, don't PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) three tricks with trumps. let it get to you. Actually, your .. The family has much to offer South had overlooked one ). best qualltle& surface when In more ways than one. Before principle of a successful you are pressed. searching for greener crossnaif. C h b £ 15 ? a_, v a- 0u LEO(July - 23-Aug. 22) pastures, cheek things at You must plan to take your Early morning depression home. side suit winners first so as to BUGS BUNNY by Stoffitl & H&mdahl keep an opponent from d - -' -- - - - - - - ---------- - -- wiu win away anu an exciung ARIES Muth 21-Apr11 19) 1748 BIT, LET ME WINNING AT POKER CAN day should follow when a It there is any discord early in By 0swAW J"Y mf If of his own. cooks up jomething the morning it will be shod- 'Aln -140129 MY NX1 CAL \ 1 RUB LJR FOOT. fl I, . ItK)1dlead a heart at 4 ¶ICKLII-1 ___ friend new and interesting to do. livedAAs the day trick two. East would take his am so u th looked over SITUATION. #H' VIRGOAU&23-Cept.22 51 r lead back CAAIIIt K.Aa4\ I —*c' e the rm&rLSouth would win in his own Fighting the big crowds brightening as harmony Der, we didn't bid I `0 should not deter you from prevails. Then, as is fretiumfly the hand, lead a heart to dummy's king. take his ace and king of Ping 11111CIPPing today. Those TAURUS (Aprfi MhUy 2S) spaides and then , start his finds and bargabs you've in, are= when you have sought are available now, opportunity to earn something If -FL RIDAs He would score all six UBM ( SmIA *Oct 24 bacause of your Went or the 11mminin trumps to- add to the live tricks already in his Your optimistic atUtude will services you offer', your q would have - one I Pocket help you overcome any prospects look extremely II - bead to lose at the erA SUNSHINE STATE — pugnacious persons you might good Put them to J (NxPAPKREIfrERpRIss ASSN.) IU1 ii .- .- . any real hope for someone number 10-10. Depression: who Is on lithium because of The Ups And Downs Of Life. an imbalance of blood Other reads who vant this chemistry? Is there some issitr can send 75 cents with a pamphlet to help someone try long, stamped, sell-addressed to tifiderstand this problem? envelope for it. Send your — request to me, in care of this READER DEAR to newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Perhaps the best way Radio City Station, New York, to describe this disorder is 10019. It will help you sort point out that we all have mood fluctuations. On some out the different problems days we have more energy related to simple mood and are happier and then, on swings, grief and depression. other days, our energy Yes, there are lots of things disappears and we may feelthat can be done to treat unhappy. Minor swings in people who have depressions mood are normal but if these these days. Some of them are 0 get more and more modern medicines which are exaggerated, they reach the extremely helpful. -Lithium scale of being abnorihal. has been used forthis purpose The true manic depressive but there are other medicines person has very severe as well. The modern use of swings. In the manic stage, a electric shock treatment is 0 - Tv - -,-* -: •— — -- - - I. - * . - —-•- - -. • . -• * - - * ** - - -- - ........ - - - Ewningllenild - * * .. . - -I- Friday,- May 23, 1980 SANFORD, FLORIDA * - - * - - - YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Complete Week's TV Listings - — - • - -- - HOROSCOPE _____ WIN AT 'BRIDGE -- AUVE. FRANK AND ERNEST -- - $ by Bob Thav.s ANNIE by 0 * -- - - - - - • - - ---- • - .* * - - s -- • -. - - Zr - - - -- -----Photo by Tom Neissi , Proper mowing techniques are essential for a healthy -, - - - green lawn. For tips on mowing and lawn HYI - e.AN YOU KEEP sr DOWN lip HERE?! - care, see story and photos on Page 3. S 9" I- - ---- TUMBLEWEEDS . • - - * - $ - - - - - - - by T. K. Ryan r - --'----1 ROWItiQ; INSPCt( FAR SIP ROOt. WONt FOfl \ (tW t.O& FOR AMIt\L4A1. L-IFE, SUCH ( CrSSIN&4 PPL. & jCUM1 I AS SNMS.fOQ.1HR: -MIS IDACOMFLEEr PIP, 'yOU ZOONIES - — - * by Craig Legg.tt /coui1EsY\ (oF-mø SIEVE \ STP OVER Loe. PANNONE - MAR11I SAFElY - A. mono 4 - 9. - • — 4'•_ .., __-4y 1 , - •. ,a %_ I' I $ $ - - :1J �- -. k - - - v *_.v . - --,-..-------------------. ---- _ I ------ --- - - --m * ---- .__g, ------ -------- ) I - -- '. '-.'w - - ' - _-_ - ---------- - ...- - _._L...._._____... - :!___ -_ - 2 -.--. - __- - -_-__-- _.- . - - ,:• -r'- -, . - _...- - •. . .' ,. -f f - -.0'.. • • J : I I 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 23, lflO Veg as. Hoteis featunng New Stageshow Trend By DICK KLEINER LAS VEGAS, Nev. (NEA) - Something's changing in Las Vegas, and it's not that they're finally letting you go home with some of your hotels, the Desert Inn went to Europe. The Alcazar is a little nightclub in Paris, noted mostly for Its folksy, Intimate show that gets the . . money. This change is in the type of show In the big rooms at the hotels. The policy of using mostly star names Is gradually being phased out, and they are.l replacing that - . 'S • .. :. . ' kind of show with a reviewtype show. Typical of the change is the Desert Inn's new review, "Alcazar de Paris," lmported (somewhat) frvin the French capital. Instead of having a high-priced headliner— a Sammy Davis a Milton Bane or an Olivia Newton-John -, this hotel and c*héns are using a review with no big names at - -. . . few tourists to know the 'Alcazar, and he felt it would go I Las Vegas. It 13 a change for the Vegas audience. The previous reviews are more lavish, where this one 13 almost ' . . . Jr., ' ' ,. •, - -• - SPACE? NO ASSEMBLY. NO SLAB NEEDED & SET-UP U NO HIDDEN COSTS FREE DELIVERY - - , - • of thern come'hwn obviously do, A few Including the only hamiliner, a whirlwind of a dancer and singer named Minks. The show. is a cheerful hour and 45 minutes, but It may shock the audience. Almost all the songs are pre- Take a lOok at your :er. A quality-bvilt shed from Sheds America. Ready-to-use, It has rugged good looks you'll b3 - --' - - price - Aluminum .xteripr with your choic. of 14 colors In baked enamel finish ' - winded. American - - - - - • AN IXTRA iOiII. It . ... - U - - . . 9 AM -6 PM Mir . D Im SUPER SRE~ - - IEflI 950 HWY. 1742 • LONG WOOD M 7 DAYS 9 AM.6PM 130.4300 Dog T,oc Rood Serving s.mnole a orang. counts.. _._ OPEN - 4 - :.; in show 3 rousingly as the Paris I4 But will It ever replace Barbra Streisand? -.. Electric drill attachments are available to speed up the chore. - when grass f I with power mowers. - --i1•--' cutting 4 Story and Photos by Tom Netsol Never wear soft shoes or sandals Chicken Barbecue, to benefit Longwood Polk Department SWAT Team, Sunday, May 25, It a.m. to P.m., community center aeroM from city hall-fir dpeartment, Longwood. ----- ., '... - Rotary mower blades require frequent sharpening. or box office. - • - - C Premiere Production of "5ekIa1" George Atwell' rock-theatre musical directed by Cher Stempler a Dimensions 4000, May 31, Valencia Communit: College's new performing Arts Complex on the Eas Campus in Orlando, 2 pjn, and 8 pin. Ticket agencie everybody jolm in arid often co veij ht e. the chd on stage," lie says. "And even the My%who tends the tOiletS FREE DELIVERY, SET-UP and ANCHORING ' - I .11pnlng Festival to benefit building fund of Falti Tabernacle of Qmluota, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday MAY 24,County Road 419, south of the citizen's Bank a Oviedo. Gospel music by Sons of Song, clogging, game and contests, pony rides, baked goods and handcraft.i audiences do. Price says that at the Alcazar in Paris, - Exhibit of 17th, 13th and 10th century Dutch, Frenc and Italian Old Masters Paintings, Cotnell Fine Art.i Museum, Rollins College, Winter Park. Through Ma day-Friday, 10 am. to 5 p.m., Satur day and =y!1-5 p.m. Free to public. - Tazkwon.Do, 636 N. Mills Ave., Orlando. SudlaTh used to people itlly singing, may be dielhrbed by that. So far, the American audiences are not par. Sizes from a compact 4*4 to a king sir. 12*50, -. Purchas. a4 .h.d Mil Ww loris wkiremoive an o4&4 boa3,000 Smoilar diii $. of 10,000 W ou swrs. OPEN $&H OffN STAMPS 7 DAYS NOW AVAILABLE .ALUMINUM SHEDS BY - Bent of TaekwomDo Exhibition, Saturday, May 31, p.m. Rollins College Field House, Winter Park. AJ proceeds to Great. Oaks Village parental home Advance tickets at discount from Y.K. Kim's School a recorded, so the artists can romp around without getting , AN Abln built sI'mde Hunlcar* Cods. - - - Proper mower height- s required for a h3althy lawn. Zellwood Sweet Corn Festival, Saturday, May 31. Opening ceremonies 11 a.m., serving noon; Sunday, June 1, noon. Gates close at 6 p.m. both days. Corn eating contest Saturday at 4 p.m. Food, Bluegrass entertainment, rides and gauss. Bring lawn chairn and umbrella. Adinlialon ticket includes ham dinner and all the corn you can eat. Advance discount ticket available at local ticket agency. cagey mww - L - Seminole Community College Players present bit tersweet comedy, "Vanities" by Jack Helfner June 4-1 In Fine Arts Theatre. Curtaib, 8 p.m. Admission free. the show, but he in very - back sharply. This treatment. Is a shock to the physiological makeup of the plants and clippings should be removed promptly .o prevent ismi otherthg of the grass and the chance of disease. Frequent mowing Is best and small amounts of clippings left on the lawn can bibeneficlal to the plants. A muicher which continuously chops the clippings under the mower deck and drops the fine pieces back 0fl the lawn can bea useful aid. Most rotary mowers' cutting height can badjusted by placing the wheels in different holes in the mower's frame. Rotary mower blades also require frequent sharpening. This can be done witha steel file or a special wheel that can be attached to an electric drill. One final point to remember, especially when using power mowers, Is safety. Never leave a running mower unattended. Kee p hands and feet away from the blades and wear sturdy shoes to help protect feet in case a -foot does slip under the blades. Never mow the grass barefooted or while wearing soft shoes or sandals. 4 - million to bring over the Alcuar de Paris alm. Prim EXTRA r - '- - Maltbk Shell Meim - One of the largest displays of shells in the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Wthter Park, hours are 1-5 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wedueoday through Saturday. Closed Monday. Admission Is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 3-1t Group rates available. a ! - - Bed - . - deep cutting produces weak plants with shallow roots, he said. Whenever a third or more of The grass blade Is removed at dne time, root growth slows or stops altogether and nay not start again for a month. Proper mowing height and frequency of atUng Is essential for lawns to prosper. Bermuda grass requires closercutting than many other varieties. It should be cut frequently to a height of % inch or less to maintain a fine-quality lawn. Centipede, St. Augustine and bahia should be mowed to a height of 2½ to 3 inches. Do not let grass grow unusually high and then clip It The Trinity Preparatory School Players-will present the musical, "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" at 8 p.m., May 22-24 in the chapel of the school in Goldenrod. -... - - Polkh National Alliance Lodge 2216 Spring Dance, May 24, Altaknonte Civic Center. Call 6714227 for ticket reservation. . '- maintenance Is that of mowing too short. No grass can survive the continued deep removal of its blades, which are vital to its health and growth. Frequent - amateurishly simple. "We have no live horses," Cohen says, "and no erup.. I lion of Mt. Vesuvius onstage. all. Ruteachpersontndurcastls "The problem Is," says aper'onine with personality Desert Inn's president, SINGER AND DANCER MINKA and charm." Burton Cohen, "that we're in a declining balance factor." names," Cohen says, "don't "lisre is a second JacIt rnihw to be seen That's Vegas. talk for .fill our showroom. The tot,'! Cohen goes OSL -"Here-- whsther-the folks who cons "we've got problems." The compensation they require la at the Desert Inn we have to Les Vegas want per. main problem is that there not reflected in a declining one of the finest production aonallty and charm, or just aren't enough really bigbalance." stages in Las Vo$as. We horses and lava. it also iwnes any more that mean • really should utilize It more irr 1 to be seen whether More Vegas talk. He' i frequently." anything at the Las Vegas that audience, used to seeing box office. The ones that do $I3npIy saying that if you "I looked ot the possibility top names In the endraw lwp audiences are have to pay somebody a of tth1ng In Broadway tertainment world, willdemanding bigger and million dollars to appear for show," Cohen says. "But It settle instead for some bigger salaries, and It gets to a week, and be only draws In would make sense only if we happy songs and dances, a the point where It doesn't enough pso%l to pay the could have the original casts, few nudes and a platoon of make financial s. to pay. hotel $750,000, then it doesn't and that seemed to be Lie- cinging waiters. those- exorbitant ôenis.nds." make muds sense to go for polble." Cohen says It cost- $1.5 So, like other Las Vegas "A lof the ao.called big the deál. " - 581st Air Force Reserve Concert-Show Baud from Robbins Air Force Base, Ga., will present "Top 40" tunes, concert and march music and a pipe band, "The Highlanders," 8:30 p.m., Sunday, May 25, Lake EoIa parkbanclshdil, Downtown Orlando. Free to the public. "Collector's Collect:" Fifle Contemporary Prints from A to Z, through June 1, Maitland Art Center, 2.31 W. Packwood Ave.,- Maitland. Gallery open Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Sunday, 14 p.m. Free to public. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary,. 8 p.m., dances each Saturday at DeBary Community Center for senior citizens. Uve music twice a month. Cohen has been one of the . • This time of year many people's leisure time Is spent caring for their lawns. Warm days of abundant sunshine and frequent afternoon showers, combined with adequate fertilization and Insect control, can produce a lush, green lawn that will be the envy of the neighborhood. While the grass will need frequent mowing this time of year, Improper mowing can hinder a healthy lawn, according to Tom Davis, urban horticulturist for Seminole County. One ot the most common problems with lawn - "The Three Penny Opera" presented by the University of Central Florida Department of Music and University Theater, May 22-24; May -31, 8:30 p.m. in the UCF Science Auditorium. Open to public; free to UCF students. Call 275-2861 for ticket Information. 10 - - audience involved. It Is not the kind of place that tourists get to very often. "We have a French clientele," says Dick Price, a Frenchman despite his name, who produces and directs the Alcazar show. "We do not get tourists. No autobusea full of Japanese." / . If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Friday, May 23, lflO-3 .A Lawn Improper Mowing Can Hinder - GO GUIDE . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I - _ Olt / S. I - -- - 0' - .• 11 i-.-- - . • ,• - • 4 �I — .., - - — — — - .. . - -- 4 - ( p .. -- - .4 - ______ -----.-- —__ -.------. - -- - p - — ' •- r -. ___ _. r__ ..--._. —.----- - -. - -_-,_ JrSP'- .—.— -- -., a.- -- I Of - .4 Our Factory Trained Technicians Service ALL MAKES 1%U %A earning a fortune in the (UPI) - process of starring In three Four or five years ago Chevy unreleased movies. 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Longwood, Ph. $31 131$ FA 4 i, , uøIIvy .I,I - Our prices will pleasantly surprise 1',Iu '4 WATKINS G[EN, dressed like Ba be Ru th. lifetime career," said The Chris Chedzoy, 9, came as McKinney, who last yiar N.Y.(UPI) Presbyterian minister Gen; Douglas McArthur played the town drunk. robbed a bank, the hair- because, be said, "I like war "Robbing the bank was stylist was police chief, and people." easier than I thought." Cour tney Scott, 4, had an Lady Godiva not in the me highlight I the day buff - rode into town on a "Olympic Equestrian" sign came when advertising around her neck and a riding executive Debbie Woody, 24, mission to lower taxes, Tuesday was "Fantasy helmet on her head. But that rode into the village —on the Day" at the Glen, the second wasn't her fantasy. same pony used in the "bank year in a ow residents of "I'd rather be a kitty cat," robbery" —portraying Lady this Fthgei Lakes tourist she said. G odiva. community took a day off The Rev. Nick McKinney, In addition to a huge smile, from reality to live out their with a red bandana over his ,bm. ,m.i,$h VnA *. , c..... .i. Wnndv Ms w- ore n 4inuin& '• •WUI4$ I IP.A W U 11 . UllI UUUI - --- May 23 thru 29 . V Friday, May 23, lt$D—S 'wn Lives Its Fantasies TO TELEVISION We' l l. Be Seeing A Lot SERVICE .Importedcari and trucks. Evening Hirald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Mpy 23, mO 4—Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. "I spoofed the establish. ment during in the mid-l% when I was In New York li ving hand to mou th. My career wasn't planned. ft was stop-gap. I wasn't ambitious to become a star. "I enjoyed writing and shoulder, albeit with humorous overtones to conceal something close to hostility. on "Saturday Night Live" poking fun at establishment figur es not too unlike the lures: $1. million, plus a present-day rich and famous in "Oh Heavenly Dog," with the sort of establishment Benji, the lovable pooch; celehrltyhe once satirized so What I was doing. I didn't "Caddyshack," a sort of brilliantly. think in terms of success. I "Animal House" of golfing "Look," he.said, ,'I've worked in a club, Channel ciréles; and Neil Simon's done everything I can NOT One, doing 90-minute closed new comedy, "Seems Like to be successful. I didn't circuit TV shows. They paid Old Times," reunited with expect to become a star. I me $25 a week and I lived Goldie. . • • like a hippie. I even played didn't seek it." He's also cut a new record Then how did his unex- drums, piano and organ in a album, not too originally pected and undesired rock band." titled "Chevy Chase." celebrity,come about? In those days Chase wrote Ergo, In the coming year "I just tried to get better and performed his own Chevy will resurface with and better at what I was do- material, bright, inventive considerable impact. lng - - being funny - and social comment stuff with a Chase was sleepy-eyed and gaining the respect of my. light hand. He was unenwary at 1 p.m. the other day, peers," he said. - cumbered by celebrity, In hla'combinatlon office and One wondered if by peers unfettered by a sense of his home a few doors above the he meant Dan Ackroyd, John own Importance. Sunset Strip. Ju4t out of bed, Belushi and Bill Mucray, Now he' is adjusting to Chase drained a large glass other upwardly mobile performing other people's of orange juice. He wasn't funnymen who got started on work and, in the case of Neil particularly friendly, "Saturday Night Live." Simon, he is absolutely Among other things, his Chase Indicated he wasn't delighted, office included a powerful too pleased to be lumped in "I feel comfortable perfortelescopelike contraption with that trio's brand- of ming," he said. "It's become standing near a window, crude comedy. easier for me. Fun." many books (including "We're different," he said. "I saw 'Foul Play' again Gray's Anatomy),- video "I think I'll be around for the recently and was horrified tapes, a TV set, a fully long run. Youe got to keep by some of the selfstocked bar, dart board and getting better, keep moving conscious, stiff things I did." photographs of his estranged around doing other things. It Asked to choose between wife, helped on 'Saturday Night' writing or acting, Chase At the rear of his establish- that I could look pretty hesitated only a moment. "I ment, a free-standing black normal and do scatological think I'd go with perand white metal sign is things. forming," he said. "I enjoy it forming," displayed atChevy's parking "I mean, Belushi and Ack. more." space. It reads: "Reserved rovd lnnkr'il . Chase seemed unpercen ta ge. comfortable w he n asked If In the past year he starred he hadn't become precisely movie star, Chevy Chase. As an anti-establishment writer-comedian, Chafe the as a master of puncturing egos of the flagrantly succes8ful. He then starred in a couple of NBC-TV specials, hosted some award shows (The Golden Globes), did a turn on the Oscar presentations and starred with Goldie Hawn two years ago in a spectacularly successful movie, "Foul Play." For a while the ubiquitous Chase was a media darling, He appeared on the Johnny Carson show several times. His face adorned magazine covers, his humorous oh. 3ervatlons were chronicled. tie was, as they say, hot, lie Then, as if he'd been an apparition all along, Chevy was not seen or heard from. He became the subject of "What ever happened to?" one-liners, Now that he has become flagrantly successful,Chase finds himself wincing at the harts of the media, cheap shots intimating he was of a flash-in-thepan. • pecials .. for Mr. Stnatri" FRIDAY - MAY 23, . 5.00 (10) MISTER ROGERS ''oivn In BubbIelend Mitrepoltari opera baritone John Reardon featured in this cU&.n's opera about a heroic hummingbird - who SIViS I ISnISsY ISnd ttwSst. .oned by a wind . EVENING 8:00 (10) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Goidi" Camera teams travel the world to examine the me economics find the lure of the world's most precious metal. (R) TUESDAY MAY 27, 1900 SATURDAY MAY 24, IM -AFTERNOON EVENING 3. VAL PARADE Of.* MONDAY AFTERNOON' - 4.-W (1O) GEORGE CRUMB VoIo. OfThsWhahe"Afull-Iengthmuslcal performance of "Vox Balaenae For Thrin Masked PWyers"; a discus. slon between Crumb and fellow 'conw Richard Wernicli are prsesnted.(R) . (10) FRONT LINE In a fIlm over a period of 11 years, combat cameraman Nell Davis captures the horrors of the Vietnam War from front-line perspective. 11:30 NEWS Results of the Arkansas. Idaho, Kentucky and Nevada primaries are Presented. EVENING WEDNESDAY 800 MAY21, 1910 3)OallooPY, COME HOME Animated. Charlie Brown's beloved beagle Snoopy bids farewell to the Peanuts gang to return (0 his for• mar owner, a lonely and sick little • (3) BOB 9:30 HOPE SPECIAL gld.(R) Guests Including Diana Ross. Andy - Chase, unchastened, may establishment and did antibe a reluctant celebrity, all that visible for the past Chase, who apparently year or so, he has been enjoys putting the media in establishment comedy which resentiq public recognition busier than ever, literally an adversary relationship, is more overstated than a and invasion of his privacy. _a__.._ .. uv who looks pqtnhlkhm.,nt D..• M. ile 01 ..e I...'.. IJUC UJV (*1.11, IIV gives inc impression of -- and does anti-establishment 'beginning to behave like a having a chip on his stuff, star, While Chevy hasn't been beige body stocking. "My mission is to lower taxes," she said, then attire, added, "Hopefully this Glen, proudly wearing her your life." Olbb and the 0.-skating learn at , blue uniform and writing After thinking for a will attract attention to the Randy Gardner and Tal Bablionlis BobHope . the Air Force about a' dozen Fantasy Day moment, a teller handed U*, cause." *.demy n C0do to celebrate parking tickets just for the minister bubble gum to "This is beyond my wildest his 77th birthday. "heck of it." throw to the school children fantilsy," she admitted. THURSDAY "I always wanted to- be a and two money bags filled "Hqthe reason I went along policewoman when I was with trash, with this is ... I don't know a ' 1910 going to school," she said, "I may consider this for a soul heie." NING sighing. "I chose hairstyling — Ix)stead - but I'm sorry I g • @) THE CHEVY CHASE didn't go Into police work." CRO%WORD I NATIONAL HUMOR TEST Martin Fantasy Mayor Jim Kirk, Mull, Pam Dswber and Torn Scott join Chevy Chase to. a tongue-In- usually director of the — Chftk attempt to Mid Out what village's munity 1 'I - HtI• - {b makes Americans laugh. education center, spent the THE GIRL, THE GOLD WATCH AND EVERYTHING A wilt- day walking around town T? itil young man discovers that the gold watch he has inherited from decked out.ln a top hat, with ____________________ 16 his uncle has magical qualities, a 3-foot-long key to the city Li) 0 RUNAWAY Robert MacNeil strapped to his body. He was - - hosts this special which examines ,t out "Smiler thefactthatone onchhldrenwlll handing . I run away frommllllme ho this year. County" buttons with keys 22 73 -" 10 yews old. attached to them. 21 10:00 About 125 third-graders 24 '21 26 30 8 (1) TO BE A DOCTOR Tom from Watkins Glen 9 ii Brokaw follows a group of men and 31 32 women as they enter the centuries- Elementary School marched old system of medical training by Into town atx*it noon, attired apprenticeship and cope with the 36 demandsottheseven-ywcourss. In costumes of legends past I I- I - I -- r matic documentary revealing the "Everybody says I'm a plight of the p.acitAarnbodlans to survive a "holocaust now" Is slugger,' said Erik Larson, 39 40 41 13 presented. 8, explaining why he was r1 . Police chief for the day, of the Glenn National Bank Jill Smith, 72, walked her atop a rust-colored pony, be along the main entered the bank and - s son At MAT SAT. Ifty. 1? -- ACROSS I Actor flame, 5 — Pickens 9 Deed *2 Against (prefix) 13 Opera by Verdi *4 Female deer IS McLean I? 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White House Conference MALS "PastAnknaft" ., 1 . "And It's, going to change pensions. But Neugarten on 0 QD GOOZILLA an intervlew.wlth the writer Elizabeth Hall. "No one blinks at a 70- I GLO_ Soldiers" (1959) John Wayne, Wi- ADVENTURE HOUR MOUSE! HECKLE says, "Many of today's make "a wide range" of POLI'TAN "Don Pasquale" Beverly sonal conflicts between the officers onth.subjectofww. Sills. Alfredo Kraus, Gabriel needy old people were - attractive incentives &JEKLE Bacquler. Hakan Hagegard arid 8:30 immigrants without available to elderly people. (DOSUPERFRIENOS ROOM SCHULLER Nico Castel we featured In the Met(ED (35) FLofuoA FRONT PAGE . year-old college student or at education who spent their opera's prodtlor( of roPornan 101 DI Host: Dean Todd. I For example, she says . the 55-year-old man who lives In unskilled Jobs,". that Donizatti's classlic taped In January 17 ~ ULTRAMAN 900 of 1979. Nicole Reecigno conducts, becomes a father for the first were not covered by ft "perhaps some people will 830 0(4) SANFORD Despondent and 2:00 time or who starts a pe nsions that future elderly wan t tp shift careers at 55 or MAGIC METHOD OF overweight. Cal threatens to go - 8 (D BASEBALL PRE-GAME so. Or shift from full time to PAINTING horns to Tennessee until Fred puts second family," Neugarten people will have. As more , "The Law Vs. Billy SHOW him on a diet and Introduces him to parttlme work," and policies The(17)10 says, At the lower end of the and more women WRESTUNG Kid" (1954) Scott Brady, Delta s women. will be drawn to help them. St. John. The famous outlaw falls In Z (17) BASEBALL Atlanta tD( BENNY HILL "It no longer too will havepensions. rancher Braves vs. New York love with the daughter f (10) DOLLY surprises us to hear of a 22"Moat people hit their But Neugarten says that who gave him a )ob. 2:15 9:30 year-old mayor or 29-year- earfllng peak in their 5osand even now 'the American 0(4)B6SEBALI. .9;O0.- - - old a GD FRED AND gAM& f MEET ago of Los Angeles Qws univimity- president." their Incom es don't- diminish- stereotype of the aged Dod at Chi(1976) Joseph Bologna, Stockaf d cago Cubs; Cleveland Indians it the THESHUOO In the future, Neugarten until retirement, so assets doesn't Charming. Tftewoqld's first nuclearresemble BUGS BUNNY I ROAD Boelon fl:_ Sox powered bus, complete with bowl. says, even more dramatic begin to pile up." Neugartkn majority of old people," Far (5)0 Ru,ii ing alley and swimming 3'()() . - - 8:30 - OUTLOOK CHARLES KURALT (DO KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO - o '35) THE FLINTSTONES ' -' - changes will transform the adds. For these and other from - - - -. - I elderly. CD a OKKANAPOUS No FEM embarks on a danger-filled crossCountry trip, (A) VAt PARADE . ]U35)MovIE "The Seven-Ups" 1T1U35)DAVEALLENATLAROE 1101 (10) THE VCTORY GARDEN JC)(1974) Roy Schaider, Tony Lo 110 MARTYROBBINS Bob Thompson shows viewers p10, Blanco. A O to Plant Corn and other veg. use a friend as an Informant back . 10:00 etat,ies In contain ers, (4) PRIME TIME SATURDAY fires In a series of gangland kidnapFANTASY ISLAND A careplings. (2 Hr*.) 9-30 . In part because of im- going to be even less more grandparents are proved heal th care, "people precarious than It is now.,, likely to be the movers and . am vigorous longer than Neugarten predict's that -shakers of societv. (l5) LIFE May 23 FRIDAY _____________________________________________ - 0(1) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Calvin TrOn Stafford . Natalie Cole. EVENING e-oo 0(7)0 51 Kuao FU Ume to romance the beau. DS0' (h7) MO "NIØit Of This 900 Blood Monster" (1972) Christopher 5(4) NBC MOVE "Th. 6:30 Las, Maria Schel, A battle bv,aj •s* (1977) Muivanwnad AN. Ernest K iso , ing Henry V and WIllam of Orange Borgnlns. T for. he We and career of css iatwe results in the executIon 04 many heavyweight bO*flQ deiOI1 WOIflhI1CCU5ldOf wiIchCraft 0J,flEASY Guest: singer MUIW1111IId All ie chronicled. IAA fl1 CEO io Sylvia & CO. InC thu daughter ole French general. I DA . ]) (35) MOViE I despilis the 6111111orls of her father to stop the wedding, (A) SANFORD AND ' Marlin Luther, a monk with unorthodox beliefs, 730 - a rIft bilwsiit Psasartts and the Church TIC TAO DOUGH THE NEMVWW GAME PA&IILYFEUD 9.30 W. ____ tOO S® MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Jaecksl. A cop quits the force to 5O bSSfl%Jfl5f, IiI.S(It * (17) AU. IN THE PAM&Y ___•00 - C5)SDALLA$ EllIe learns she (4) HE'S BOOMER 600nr has brsss cancer and needs a s afraid to till helps a young racetrack hand reel Meatiocic Lie his diwam of becoming a )ookey. Jock for fear he will Isav her. (Part (DO THE INCMDISLI HULK A AMCAII moSorcst who gives David a lift IN 5) Involves him In an kin. -gang w.10:30 (1)l3S)LoV,AMcANsiyu AMC MOVIE "The Long (17) RAT PAYJIOf, DaYs Of Slanmar" (Premiers) Dean 11:00 Jones, Joan Hackett. A JewIsh fee(VS NEWS IS), 1*10 In ConnectIcut In t93$ WdNYHILL become lnvolvØ in the redal ten. TO SI tilE slonsoftheere, pir 35hlM NOCKFVRO 1:40 (17) BASEBALL (DO ,i _____ o D 1 0. _____ 1130 '112i - 2:30 - System. ____ I olmos ____ Fkasion .;_;; ;--,:.-:-., - I. .----- --- ll -------- -:-' - - - -- , ____________ ______ . -- - - - - - - ',S •• - - - - - - \\ . .- . _-_ - . - 5(4) MOVIE - Qiar om p, k4 Olympic gold medalIst Eric . , . - p,y ® --.--- .............. :-'. - I . ...... -- -, -S . -. . --' - - - - 6 ARC . (10) OLD isouuwor.vs - - ' I . Peter Lorre, for instance, . Ile is a very st)hzed Japanese character with a distinct the nese rascal In the Disney played Moto in dialect. And one must film "One cii Our Dinosaurs detective Mr, M several movies. Paul Muni remember he Is c hief of 10:00 sonalnlssbetweenbodiesuses M.D. RA JOHN. T PPER (5)0 ie In "The Honolulu detetives. he played erEmma and Steed police bomb it on - Trapper, (lonro and a WAged try to even a go w mi panic a a (10)FAWLTY TOWERS by keeping a bomb threat secret. 1230 Good Ea. Italner (ar. tustrian) 12:00 a (10) WO01HOUSE PLAY- (D 0NEWS ,s did Louise can't speak like a Chinese who won an Academy Award for her pe rformance. United Nations delegate, HOUSE "Rodney Falls To Quelfy" - "Cluirlie has been brought Wielam and Jill's relationship Is (7)5 MOVIE "Big Jim McLain" threatened by Rodney, a poet and (81W) (1952) John Wayne, Nancy up to -- ys a] - (Z)OMOVIII "Charilis Chan At (5)5 THE AVENGERS An enemy me wax Museum" (81W) (1940) agent with a device which if antlers Sidney Toler. Marc Lawrence. "The objections to my playIng Chan could set a was not played by a Ch.inese - ' ' . . - I •- . — .:, t - .I ' ' S ' I . .,Zl ,- , /' H _\ - ' . . ' I -. . , -—.---- ,Ii:'tt - - I Ustinov, who played a Chi- "Chan cannot be played as actor L convincing in his ese would play him. a Chin role. an - -. .;~_. old Char lie in six more films, request in his lotheir's wlill lows him indlyidual. JParl 2) (R) - - _1_12 CS) 0 George's discovery of an unfulfilled . I J.,.4-"i,;-~.-,A~ -- -6 -,. I Roland Winters played good - I . -,' - JEFFERSONS -'p - I 11 -- effect - Z. . - * or - ffTT -S 5' , movies. - * S a . - a *_" , dP as tong as 9'.30 4= bICaJ*5 Oliver does. (Part 5 f 7) I I . - in THE Pigs, Pal O'Brien, A fanS)? dispute reaches a Crisis point dUdflQ 5 (1 WOrld'4w'IOU$ auto 11:00 Oliyev return. to ftfe; - . Russian gymnast. (Pu ) (5)OAUCE Flo latest beau - - - Max.' Germans did not movies by the flInt's the object to my playing a producers. gymnast laft in love with a pretty ar A pair of AmerIcants in Newman. P is romances two girls on VaCalion.(2 Hrs.) rosY2o6 " he Icives Mae" but She ''Iof f - - - ' . , .-., Charlie Chan movies - played a 'Mexican in 'Viva front oiand .,fill 'roier -.,.-,. - - O0 Robert Young. . 1. - - person of Warner Baxter. in all, there have been 46 . - - - ' 0 (17) MOVS "Secret Of The Incas" (1964) Heston. - (B/W) (1961) Sidney P0111ev. Paul the- new comedy — which - 5 CE TALES OF THE UNEXPECT" lor Kiev Arid The Pearl Of Death" (1944) (8/W) (1935) Sung Croiby, can carrier from the US, ercran 5 'Fields. A gambler kern Dis North, Forristal and NIgIJ Bruce. _sssss the SovIst. Stephanie Z,mbakst. ve of OIYTflPSC competition. WI aspiring American David Keith On the But it was ever thus. No national market. "Nor did I hear objections costars Angie Dickinson as Chinese actor has ever played Chan, going back to in the Near East when the dragon queen Ustinov 1926 when Char lie first ap- played an Arab in 'Ashanti.' was given a video tape pearetL the scene. in the Mexico was_ silent , when I with selected scenes p - - (4)UOV(U'The Goiden e Morneirit An Oiyrnpic Love Story' letters written, protests were proud to see a Belgian basis. registered. detective on the interAfter accepting the role in — •CE AMERICA'S TOP TEN tao ..- Poirot in 'Death on movie's, thanks to German the Nile,' In fact, the television which continues to Hercule — 12:00 - 4 - (17)aoC*cco,lCeRT - q ' - _____ wiut Dr. James Sefnoft, newly appokS superintendent ci the Jules - - 2:30 0 (4) MOVIE "Paris Blues" ' b' * In love with a Puerto Rican girl, adding fuel to te fire of a New York gang war.(2 SIrs. 45 MIne) (111(35) MOVIE "Bride Of Frankenstelrn" (81W) (1935) Elsa Lancli.ster, Boris Karloff. Or: Frankenstein crest" a mate for his monster. (1 Hr. 40 Nina,) (5)0 NEWS ) BIONIC WOMAN MI0) vi. PEOPU HOSt Pat '0ll11SS has a Candid diSOUIilOfl 12:00 - Story" D0 MO "Wed (C) (1961) NatalIe Wood, Richard (3) S*IAZAM (7) OOO WWBID SPECIAL "The I(4) SI SEARCH O? 2:56 UA yoknk.g _ A boy for 5CM NEWS (DO MOVIE "The UcC.I Gold Bug". 4Is.Uant leans u with an isNEWS Story" (C) (1966) #Jari AM and 2 VONW* hunter So tUnd 10) BEN WATTENBEIIG'S Ailyson. is geld, Power Siwit,- m. Soviet (A) 4:10 Arms 0uSd-Up" Sun Waflunb . - ZI •(DM.YDEtOT)ONA1. ' AY p754,4 225 S (11) Alianta array oh WIest)iea, (CC) (A) I __ 6.'0O . date in this picture. her name Instead of a Numbe r One Myrna Loy 0 THE LAW AND YOU does sound a hit Asian but Son, he has a Number One (35)mJSY,oNS 'ThRATPATROL S' rUP CLOSE "Richard sheis,inlact,aMontanagirl Grandson who Is half (10) OUR PAM. USA,? Th. 12:40 Patti" Or. B. Eug ene O(*iflei (1)5 RETURN OF THE SAINT 5:00 younger Pines' offer to leach EP.Uplayed a dozen Chinese Chinese, ha If Jewish, professor of anthropology and sod- Simon attempts to discover lIia to their grandper.nts backfires, (1) (35) MOVIE "Captain From the renowned e bloasointypes in her Richard Hatch who Is lotus Interviews more Castile" (C) (194$) Tyrone Power. ology. causing Joe to seek a woman tried to escape fr om prison car driver Richard Petty about his on the day before she was due to early movies, Jean Peters. During the SpanIsh Chinese - la wOrthwhls project. (R) no definitely We In racing, In the New World, a be released. Robert Donat (an English- the grandson, Lee Chan, 1 o Spanish officer sesls fortune -nd 1 0:30 FACE THE NATION 100 (5) Nib Asther (a Swede) Glory. 2 5fr) man), pm cius 130 ~ RACERS (1) 2(17) MOVIE "The Lively 551 and Edward G. Robinson lO) FIRING LINE "is There A "It's curious to me that TWORONNIES 1 , Pamela Tiffin (1964) James Darren D ) MOVIE "Abbott Arid U.S Transportation PolIcyl" Guest: HOUSE lie has ne ver been InChar to nt MeSt The MUITWTIY" (B1W) Secretary of TraniporlatlOn ti: played Orientals, too, 1:30 (1965) MarIe Windsor, Michael GuldvI___ Volved in any love scenes 1 ioo o and me ntion Marlon Bra nd CE DAILY DEVOTIoNAl, Ansara- The boys are terrified by a (17) MAVERICK (5)0 NEWS the enormous cOnsidering in Mered ith Burgess stalks theIr treasure 01 FAWLTY TOWERS 2:10 he's us offspring number of Tush. OPEN UP Host: Bill (11/2 SIrs.) NEWS Aug t 7) "Teahouse of The (DO ?OrL P EVBISIO .,HOY EN LA LEGIS&ATURA Naf.JI5 Conservancy. a (Ian, Topic: Mrs. Is a there sired, If 2:40 Moon," 30-year-old national conservation (DO MOVIE "The OaikISys "It's rid1cplus to restrict she has never been seen on group. 6.00 AFTERNOON Broadway" (C) (1949) Fred Astaire, W$ )5(DO NE an actor because of his the screen, at Least to my 1130 olngerRogsrs. HERE'S TO YOUR I "Brays LATE MOVIE NEC (4) eth* background," Ustinov knowledge. 12:00 3:00 HETh "The Healthy Famly" (1191110) Koir De.. Bud Now "Love And MOVIE (l7) said, stroking his neat 17wRESTUNO Cori,BassdonthenovslbyAldous "But then I suppose there Nelson. Kristin ISSUES AND AN SEM '(7) a would be objections if such a during I'u'Y A young man livw.g In a Kisses" (1965) Rick goatee (Ian Charlie 630 0) THEATRE MASTERPIECE TCT*M lunch break, My Son. My Son" The embittered • ... character did exist and she 4:40 THE SAXTERS "Naomi In the ure nests a trss-thlnkkng . and destruction while battling the Mexican anny (2 SIrs.) - 8:30 1)0 ONE DAY AT Atlanta SPORTS (lymnestlics Stronger"(1964) NatalIe (DØ WIDE WORLD OF Wood. Steve McQueen. A young Men's World kxNvkiuW C*IWIPIOI1ShipS (from Foil Worth. COUple falls In Io. piligglum I an Texask World Acrobaft Diving after the 9H i4 rn Championship; International Grand their first dato. . •®8ATUPIDAY NIGHT LIVE HOSt Bt$i Henry. (1)0 MOVIE "The wild Bunch" (C) (1969) William Holden, Ernest Outlaws cause violence . EVENIING I . society in which cattle are tho main Oriental sleuth. Belgians tile ;I replay the old Oland and gave source of sustenance and wealth. is . Rallies have been staged, treniendous receptiolli. They Toler films'on ,I regular explored (CC) 4(1O) TENNIS "Italian Open when Championships" Villas Gerulaliks. weMwV Plana disrupted an are announces that ')ohn McEnroe. the best m Was, Guillermo realty m love with hi" and, fbi with Adr iano Panetta and other top tenthe oroom (Part 21(R) nis star s compete In thu $200000 (n)C35)JERR'YFALWE'i tournament from the Foro itsiico 9:00 Stadium in Rome. 0)ANOThER VOICE II, MOVIE "Love With The His) 11:30 . 7)ThW1IN BASEBALL Thread Seen in doee-st and show motion5 spiders reveal a daicat. ' - 35)G_Y, (10) SOCCER MADE IN GEP.. MANY JOKER, JOKER, JOKER Braves vs. New York Mets ry Aind members of the world's oldest . profession On the bKVWWPOft 1 0) NOVA "Uhe On A 6*en 1:20 10:00 - w I" ' *Por 11500.1% its - ARSY BAPTIST CHUftCH ifc~~uw Factor"; a star of "blue" movies; mrs.IYQUSST FAT ALBERT Examined, ' cmcue (17) DICK MAURICE AND COMPANY Guests:Dr. Richard &30 i') 954* NA NA J #: M'A'S'H - and some, of and Japan (from Na*Mg, China); "I recall no uproar among hotiit' in Switzerland, has - "Indianapolis onan unusual search Into tws post . effects are Speedway" (51W) (1939) Gale (A) - namenonoffallhheallng, Its, causes w.o - ! CETHEIETSONS TOM * Acillis " (1945) Peter Lawfiwd, June Lock- DS ARC MOVIE "Reward" (Premiere) Michael Parks, RIchard 10') DICK CAVETT Guest: 1100 1240 (DO MOVIE "Son 01 LassIe" (C) hierarchy. (2 SIrs.) I&t*uos - and his aftler. livilitig In go ON Wayne SWUM thei Xayak Chun. (10) SON - Include cyclist Sshtarn. Dibble tUck. A UD O FOR OUR TIMIES The ph*- lT (10) MONTY PYTHoN'S FLY- Front Motorcycle races (from Sen Joe.); Carad øy plonshipe; shot-putter Michael eldarie5 of Ives IdInCI students beck *0 CM' MOVIE "Luther" (C) Carl., Canadian gymnast pppa Di La SaNs and boxer Alex____ Rarnos, NZStiol'i, (1112 His.) (1974) Stacy Kaach, Patrick Magee. ' JOKII"WILD ___ , 1990 Athletes 'Inysalori They were particularly a ) ODYSSEY "Maasai casting- of Peter Ustinov as U4) NASHVILLE MUSIC "Paradise, ,Women"Theroieofwomenarnoog )0 the Usual of Kenya, a pastoral the infallible, prescient Hawaiian Style" (C) (1966) Elvis with a ruthless guerrilla leader who (1O) CONCERT PlIGHTS '.na tOWflhiI Of IYieI1 and dernith / Tslemann/ Mozart' chedren, (2 SIrs.) sacoNo National Championship _. - reach the aims of the man she loves () his application for probleth so much as a panicoralarni. Iltit then that Holl ywood 'Asian actor af- film was bade' in England," __ 10:30 . f)*tdtZ5 the casting of "Charlie Chan & l'he Curse of t he Dragon liquor hcense.(R) --(17) BASEBALL S play 'Othello,' Screen Actors Guild, led by Theirs is a real tragedy, "I notice that Peter "Thai nonsense about the Chinese but including Koreans, Japanese and other casting of Charlie Chan Sellers, playing a Chinese' sons and daughters of the seems to me' relatively , this very minute in a Fu ; 1100 •) (5)0(7)5 p THE GONG it has over a new Charlie commission for refugees Chan movie. (many of them Asians) in sing in 'Madam Butterfly. - 0 (I 7) NASHVKLE MUSIC 500 (!D 0ARCI B4ES - TTl 135) ROCKWORLD (10) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Ralph Stanley And The Clinch Mountain Boys And Uncle Walt's Bane' 4Th (I 7) uNTouctLES precedent Is Missing," is impatient dangerous LIOLLYWOOI) (UPI) with the Asian actors' oh- Charles Bronson couldn't have played the Russian in Not since the tong wars, the jections. By VERNON SCOTT ' ' wakes up after his - 9:30 - to Ilve In a hauinted castle. (R) HEROES POPEYE 9100001111Y MØ SOMPPY Cl) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS AMA __ ___ r) CRUMB "Voice 4:30 1O'.30 - economist John (10) GEORGE S . Most films about any fic- German in- *The Last "I love all the old Chan Beau Geste. and charact er one Remake of tional said. "Even Iilms,"Ustinov 10:00 I U s t I n o v ARICHIE CAMPBELL Shows Up at the cknor mth hirs new, serial spanning the years as ,I kid I dill Cliarlie Chan (7)P IOSWORLD prettyfemalepannev.(R) 3:00 from 1926 to 1949. malevolently when he imitations. 1 remember Th)P0RKY 5'1 PIG AND FRIENDS (35) MOVIE "Per On Th. CD 0 INDIANAPOLIS The most memorable (Ian describes himself as being fantasizing Charlie sitting in 0) AS WE SEE if Student CO' P.aln" (C) (1970) Charles Bronson, Same day coverage 01 the 64th producers across the country dis- Jill Ireland. A repW is ropaI4 with a ninig of thils ofio race(fraim the W46- probably was Warner Oland, half Russian, a quarter ehouse n n cuss the problems they sncounfrom his vll. (2 anapolis Motor $ieedway') Sw ede, whose death in 1936 French, an eighth Italian, a when an arrow, with a note tired while making films abOut Hrs.) JMMY SWAGGART desegregation in their schools. . 2 I 10 MASTERPUME THEATRE ended his 17-film skein. l6th Swiss and a 16th Ethi, attached, is shot through his 4:00 0('17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER "My Son, My Son" Oliver. now an Oland was replaced by oman. hat. And he says, 'Expecting 0 MEMORIAL GOLF TOUR- OffiC5 lii the "B*aCk-and'Tans.'S Sidney Toter, a Scot, who Racial background, he same.' You tan se& the deep 10:30 NAMENT Final round coverage of himself bat aga flinds S® MOVIE "Dark Command" this golf tournament (live from the betieyes, should play little 22 (Ian OUrver make tPwi appeared Rory BIN he had,on me. (8/W) (1940) John Wayne, Walter viiiage Country Club In 701 last. (Pail peècs at 1)4CC) 1947, no part in casting Toter's death In After Pldgeon,.A federal marshal tangles Duiin Ohio). bachelor party marrIed to the (5)0 MEMORIAL GOLF TOUR- wrong woman. and a woman goes NAMIENT (Joined (5)0 MOVIE "Thi Nigh t 5talker" free 400 10:00 chairman of the board of Lobenthol 0 zoom (M I'M AT CAL- ° S Whole" A full-length musical (10) UPSTAIRS, (C) (1971) Darien McOav$n, Carol fmance of "Vox Salami. For (17) MOVIE "The LWey. A reporter inveslgates a Kintucldin" (1949) John Wayne, Masked Players"; a discus830 series Of murders cmimltlsd by a Vera Ralston, In the early 1100., (10) wu. 51011 ba,eart Crumb and fellow a man whom he bellevss to be a Kentucky man attempts to prsven 000eer RIchard ,Wernlc*i MUniCipal Bonds Nqwl" Guest: James A. Labsnmai. vamcir.. 41112 Hrs. Per of • Musical guests: an U crooks tram stealing and PrsemIed' (R) . FACETNSMUS PM MAGAZINE BEGINS VARY WALL STREET WEEK Braves vs. Now York Met& 200)ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) - young and middle-aged is chaka, she thinks, moire and - O)GO8PELSINGINGJUB1LEE (1]) (5) WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS (45) AMAZING GRACE BIBLE characteristics of the reasons, "when today's inhabitants of rocking ct.ss ' (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) t1)(17)LOSTINSPACE ---- - Placid W 0PLABTK34M being MORNING WITH 8:00 Ponch and Jon use a thieves operating out of an exciusive restaurant. (A) Kicks at Detroit Express 0 SUNDAY tinóv Defends Casting As Chan pretty gift as bait to trap a gaN of Far East, are incensed about trivial. It is not an Asian Manchu Inovie, civated no &Co. Inc. (H) 17 - age spectrum, - 0 @) CHIPS Now?" Guest: James A. Lebenthal. chairman of the board of Lebenthel - - I search for food and water aftertheir spaceship lands on Mars. - Presley. Suzanne Leigh. A pair of (1) SUNDAY MASS pnots starts a chiartor helicopter 0ORAL ROBERTS In HawaiI. (2 Hrs.) (5) JOSIE AND THE PUSSY- serviceNASL SOCCER Minnesota (1)0 ITS - . soe On Mars' (196-4) Paul Mantee. Vic lundln. A man and a monkey "When The Sisters Came Marching AND FRIENDS - (M(17) MOVIE "Robinson Cru- - 4(10) NEIGHBORS "The Qur'iOfSurbiton' 'Municipal Bonds: Who's Buying jjijBARO - - (10) THE O a picture-takIng spree. (2 - 10 SESAME ST i ) THE THREE STOOGES - . on 1:30 U (4' SPORTS AFIELD (.5)6 DANCE FEVER (7)0 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL IlY PEOPLE O (35)CASPER drives toward Louisiana amidst per - "Plariling And Training Ornamen- 9 (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 8:00 A 1807 - io) Home" 8(4'VOICEOFV1CTORV 11am Hoiden. The Union Cav&ry o (f[I) LIVE FROM THE METRO. goes IT 18 WRITTEN Oil ES COUSTEAU 0 (17) MOVIE "The Horse May 23, "Without being pompous," 'Telefon' unless it was q fan-tan scandals and opium tals' (35) moviE - -ocin't Drink The - a (17) WASHVI16LE ON T.H& don raids of the IM has the- tie said. "when I'm not. ac- iurrivil Own ~y my~vlf or. ty L So Water" (C) (1969) Jackie Gleason. ROAD Chinese commun i Ut_ ting or. writing, I work for Jack PalanLe. We're both of Estelle Parsons. American tourists 7:30 terly lost its irLscrutability as UNESCO helping tile high Russian extraction. behind the Iron Curtain are mistak(35) CANDID CAMERA ,,Also. only Japanese could en for Spies when their daughter . 7:15 FLORIDA OUTDOORS Friday, Fl. (7)0 DISCUSSION '00 (5)0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 7:30 0(1) THE HAPPY SIDE (1) FAITH FOR TODAY (1) PICTURE OF HEALTH (fJ) 1 51 DR. E.J. DANIELS (10) UNDERSEA WORLD OF atom-bomb mutants, but a power 6:00 Aging. She gave her views in even more," Neugaiten believes that society will . school graduating class chsrtrrs the Pacific Princess for a ten-year reunion Cruise. (A) " co-oxis, with human$ who are (1J)(351CôurrRYROADS FLORIDA HOME GROWN 4 Races" (DO WPOINT ON NUTRITION 2)(17)JAMESAOeISON LOVE BOAT Julie's high - eligible for public or private 0(1)DRAG RACING "Can-Am (ID 0 30 MINUTES - (17) ThE THREE STOOGES! Hrs.) THE LITTLE RASCALS (DO BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7:30 ti]) (35) MOVIE "Battle For The BAY CITY ROLLERS Pt" Of The Apes" (C) (1973) (L)O3OMINUTES Roddy McDowell, Claude Akins. (7) ANNALS ANIMALS ANS- The ape cMftzation tries to peace- age-at which people become needy young. deputy ch4irman of Un 1981 - Brown. Eleven schoolboys become levied pate In a big cattle drive. (2 112 1:00 DAILY a (1)_ I DEVOTIONAL . 7:00 a TWO'S COMPANY (5) 0 THE LIVING WORD beagle Snoopy bids lare"i to the 'ar uts gang to return to his forfiner owner, a lonely' and sick little (1972) John Wayne, Roscoe Lee to convince the management that they have the measles. CS)OTHISISTHEUFE AGRICULTURE U.S.A. Animated. Charlie Brown's beloved 130 (1) 0 OVIE "The Cowboys"(C) I6 BLACK AWARENESS 0 CAPTAIN CAVEMAN AND University of Chicago, and needy old people is no higher to stay at work by raising thq was recently appointed . . PROFILES IN EDUCATION Obviously, some people aged Bernice Neugarten. asthepooro(soclètyfsoutof Neugarten is a professor of date, Neugarten says. human development at the Already. "the proportion of 700 - 6:00 6:30 S Matthau, Tatum O'Neal. An alcoholIC Little League coach transforms his losing team Into Pennant COntender s by signing up two of the meanest, toughest players arond (A) In a hotel without paying by trying W (17) BTWEEH THE LINES . dearer, and often very 411foo of t. - 40 (D 6J AND- THE BEAn ei helps two female detectives track story of America's recent past.(CC) down a Lothario who romances old. I.M or women to sisal their fortunes. (A) 0(4) SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN (5)0 SNOOPY. COME HOME 6!30 2-COUNTRY FISHM she says. THE (1938) Marx Brothers. Lucille Bali A theatrical group attempts *, j)(17)AOR1CULTURE U.S.A. . a) o ABC MOVIE "The Bad News Bears" (1977) Walter © 530 convinces 7:30 a (10) WORLD o People's Garbage" Historical "Ride The High Surf" archaeolOgists at three sites across 8:00 the United States search for a SPECTRUM These are only some of the people who have enough to draw some of those older 9 m 0 HOT FUDGE indications that America is, money to go around the people into the labor pool," ( 7)IT'8 , YOUR BUSINESS increasingly, becoming an (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE - (S) 000 MINUTES w (17) o DIRECTiONS MOVIE "Room Service" 5:00 ONCE UPON A clAssic "The Old Curiosity Shop Qutlp takes over the antique shop and Nell's grandfather to-fire his loyal employee Kit. (Pan 2 Of 10) (CC) (A) I 6:20 Grandmothers in their early ticularly striking - example and malnpower needs remain 40s are going to college. involves travel: "It's older constarit, we're going to need ca WELK .5, ww wn.o WEST u4 1 10) 12:30 . Sanford, US A bat boy (Gary Coleman) with strategy launches a losing baseball team on a winning streak that takes them to the World Series. (Part 2) 0 (1) MEET THE PRESS (5) b BLACK AWARENESS HEE HAW CD (4') pJ5I. TARZAN F SUPER SEVEN 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND ODYSSEY "Other ?I 0) marrying older women, done 30 years ago." A par- the birthrate remains low 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL MORNING NEIL FRANK **Hurricanes" (5) 12:30 - things they would not have retire. "In 40 to 50 years, if 0 (4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING: Involved In murder, falls In love with Southern belle. (11/2 Hrs.) (17) MOVIE "F))Iflg Tigers" (1942) John Wayne, Paul Kelly. An American flier with a bed PeO1Iance record tries to redeem himself 'with one final heroIc act, CD 0 ..wcus wasy. M.D. (IM 7.00 0 (I)THE KID FROM LEFT FiELD May 25 SUNDAY 7:00 ________ 5:00 of Psychology Today Younger men are May 24 SATU RDAY Evening Herald, American arms balance with Sent. tors Daniel P. Moynihan and H N. Jackson. 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Human Spirit Sinótrà I Schedule Daytime Changing; 4 4 ©(17)LOVE.AcA . . 4:55 ' Priscilla Has (17)uwTou*Iis 5• C!) 0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. Beau . — NEW YORK — Frank pilot for the '81 season ... George Himfltou to marry Sinatra's habita are Rod Stewart, in floating Rlcardo Montalban is changing. The doing around New York. Looks - 60000 MOIVIPIG fl.OBIOA y • 100 eo w 5:30 (io) MA eup4pJu$aIesrpj PMNTINO(MON) ) LOVE. AMENCAN BTYLE mDArsocounuvaa the ,with Dustin Hoffman: "People cothe June. The groom's a they don't care who knows * - AmY wanted to invite Erik • ® Wildiug Todd Fisher BUrton Fellow Man." (17I Broadway show ... Listen, we're- lucky. She his fellow man TV's could've insisted on her gravy. - . $ S - EVENING - * ) (4)0(l) 0 - - • Dt.i5)cANoIDcAuERA - S $WfViZY(R3 - (10) - - $ $ 730 m TiC TAO DOUGH THE NEWLYWED GAME" SFAMILY FEUD tui(55)MAUOI (lOj DIC$( CAVITY Gueet - Nadine Oordlmer.(R) W O000 M0RNIPIG AMERiCA (1) i5)PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS (lOiSESAME STRUT (A) (17) me THREE STOOGES TO0AYINFLORiOA 0000IIOANINGFt.OfIJDA S GRAMMINO (17) LOVE, AMERICAN Sn')..! ME (COD) -- , * $ 12:15 oomëthbg. uirm I got five little kittens and two molnm cats. ____ r2 The memma cats were green, • The little kitteu had ____ $ l'hon my mamma turned (DO TARZAN ."jei's 406 (17)opflJp NEW$ (1O)ypfma * ____ - * WSuld 7O5 U th teackere were oemge, , U the w.re UthocIar.wasMack, Would you be, too? TrBCeyOIaon me Tree aulever see ytig - I Veke . - end, . The wol. house had turned red. ft was bit, adklo The grass had turned yellow. - _____ - - and they spend up to a year making one (wo-hour_•movie. We were shooting, in a very reel sense, sIx two-hour I - % (17) CAROL 8URN * 8:30 0(1) NBC NEWS -. 0(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny MOViE "The Hender. Carson. Guests: Bob Hope, Gladys Knight and the Pips, Charles Nelson son Monsler (Premiere) Juon (DO ABC NEWS Christine Lahti. A Nobel. Reilly (10) OVER EASY Guest: .iottn Miller, CI) 0 BARNABY JONES Barniby prize winning scientist discovers a Gardner, former Secretary of and JR. are asked to Investigate of creating new laboratory method Health Education and Welfare. (A) the death of an expemincer1 scuba life forms. (1)BOB NEWHART (730 ThREE'S COMPANY Chris- diver who drowned while looking for a Spanish galleon. (R) sy comes to the rescue when Jacks 7:00 reUy ii a tree? grow and Boflw cut dewL And noon tbe1n rflJ blew g i&i wrab them nfl from shore to shore, SON 4 (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER AEPOR'r morning yen hear a lot .1 muse here S S , 4 (10) lROtiT UNE In a film shot over a period of Ii years. combat cameraman Neil Davis captures the horrors of the Vietnam War from a front-line perspective. 7:30 0(1) TiC TAC DOUGH (1)6 ThE NEWLYWED GAME (7) 0 Nelson 8:00 * Films •Q4fty Pleasures Yours Embarraued To Admit You 7 - 35 LOVE. AMERICAN 'Yii PREMIERE "os. us A drop out of college and run oil with abe.uWulwoman.(R) (ITI (35).ii AOCKPORO (10) NOVA "The Ught 01 The 21st Century" The jttws poesibill. $ .iaiw lOss, Cevwiatel" • $ S ttt' _____ _____ I4 ______ *?"' ___________________________ S -. $ * - $ - $ o CBs LATE MOVIE "Bees (1978) John Saxon. Angel Tompkins •... .: $ a FlO rT4. _____ ____ _________ w• - _______ _______ ___ 140 (17) NEWS p.. 1:45 - ______ -_________ 4 Braves vs. San Francisco Giants _________ ________ ________ '—s-S________ _______ - . ___________________ _____________________ ___________________ 2:15 5(4) DAILY D€VT1O.t. 3:15 (7)0 NEW -- • - • _4 S (DO SOUTHERN RAILWAYS 4:00 (DO TARZAN "To Steal The Rh- HENDERSON MONSTER 4:15 NEWS 5JCENNYHILL S A I;. "The henderson Monster," a dramatic special starring Jason Miller as a Nobel Prizewinning scientist embroiled in a controversy over creating life in the laboratory, airs Tuesday at 9 p.m. on CBS. Sun" 11:00 tIes and effects on our lives of 5 4* 12:55 3:45 ao icttis.o*Ing for reel excitement, decides to rJ ____ tar tries to gel back in Jessica's $ PiYSr5 legally prescribed amphe- Love" Roger Eberl and Gene SIsliel tamines wind up as a new source take a look at some exclusive scenes from "The Greek Tycoon, tar the school's illicit drug market. ,(A) -. ,Bupetfl' and "The Fury." IRI - . _____ good graces. (A) -. 730 HART tardtv mesas of persuasion. (A) (I) THE WHITE SHADOW A S.) ________ - Jessica goes to meet (DO Billy's teacher-girlfriend, and Ches. TO HART Jonathan 0(4) ThE MISADVEN'flRES OF and Jennifer go undercover to trap SHERIFF L000 When Dean Marlin a kUler preying on professional rsfuses to perform at a re-election shorls.(A) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE campaign rally for Lobo, thi wily _____ $ _____ _____ ____________ 11:50 9:30 DIALOGUE Host: Bill - ______________________ _____ (7.) 0 TAXI Th. cabbies throw U (7)0 MOVIE "Flight Command fThl35 ) MAuoe wild goodbye party for Latka when (B/WI (1941) Robert Taylor. Ruth 10 DICK CAVETT Guest: Lar- a revolution breaks out in his coun- Huis, try and he feels obligated to go ry Adler. (Pan I of 2)(R) 1:15 ( (17) BASEBALL Atlanta home.(R) TOMORROW Guests: GbBraves vs. San Francisco Giants 5(4) 10:00 na Steinem. Linda Lovelace. let the DWtIE "1 ISEO ng Ijat walk by ImyIIIO, d.u't Vat to MISS my clothes don't wat my bIdy ______ CISCO ' ' ________ ________________ - cooking lesson with a mobsters wife gets a little too hot for him to handle (CC)(R) (JJ)(35) STREETS OF SAN FAAH )(17) SANFORD AND i.'5) _________ 0 CBS •m FACE ThE MUSIC (4)6 P.M. MAGAZINE mp JOKERS WILD in the t Flohda). - co CBS NEWS For some grow When you get AND FJEND8 - - •Ls I. • * movies in five months!" ____________ (1 (17) MOViE "The Dark Anger (1935) Fredric March, Merle 9:00 5(4) UNITED STATES OLYMPIC Oberon. When two love rivals TRIALS: GYMNASTiCS Mal, and march off to war, one of them is female gymnasts compete br a bllndedandgivenuplordead. berth qn the US. Olympic gymnas. 11:45 tics squad (live from Jacksonville, featwed. (10) (10)SP0LtroFEsTu ELEBIC COMPA 5 -I $ - _____ - - 11:00 , (lO)L OKATME(IION) _____ S couple of typhoons, language problems with a mostly Japanese cast and.crew and a grueling 130-day shooting schedule, London realized that the Japanese don't make . _____ (35) WILD. WILD WEST tropical paradise vacation. (A) "Introduction To Spoleto" Highlights of the 1977 1978 and 1979 Spoleto Fes'tivals are (II) 5)ILovE LUCY These poems are by x)m elveu Seminole County. They Nku Ticker babies playlig in ujted from the Florida U the sky w, _g green, pesf4e.snhagM.dogf Poetry In the Schools u the grass Wii browi, loSES 1'Ogi 1 P~ If tb rainbow was white, EIeas taught by poet Bob Winboff Would yen turn re of Oviedo, Pupils are Purple, Day generally FOv1dd with a ii the moon wa p11 pink, (17) (10'MWLTYT me oo*ieea. .. 2iQ 5l40V* 'Hsvan Kàcwe. ioao AlIson" (C) (1967) Robert (35) Lovi, AMINCNI$T'VLI Mr. Mflchcm, Deborah Kirv. 5(10)PAWLTY TOWW. precllcalty, thi sconomice and the ..1ri-: m3ltL(R) SPOLETO FESTIVAL I ned Orange, my outer on YOU $0 shopping ii rediold. PP1S pitting fOod • My lo'(herp - _____ $ , turned - - Five months of location filming in Japan far "Shogun," NBC's upcoming 12-hour mini-series, taught director - _•, Kentucky and Nevada primaries are 8:30 presented. 7) 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY The 0 ABC NEWS girls travel to a "luxury" hotel for a (Ii) 5 KUNG FU - • 'fl ' XIEAAI p Thd)'ellOw was cold, too. _____ .a i ROCKPORO 5(10)NOSEO,, 5PQ$* "Goldr' Cemers toarns travel the world so eaw*te Itt. f4(W9 6:00 0(1)0 NEWS MA'S'H E. I ran In the house to put on 00IAL • ø (17)MY ThREE SONS 5'30 . trvef to MIPassjies for the 25th i000 reunIon of their (IT) BASEBALL Atlnt. (1)5 LOU GRANT atino dees. CINCINNATI Jon. warned that his Cousin. S MJA$of WI( IN (4)5 1:40 date with the patient, is reedy so explod, but Tarlek in the hopes doss not know how to pre'nt It. (DS NEWS IParl 11(R) that he'll get oo 2:00 I) (35) LOVE. AMENCAII STYLE down forever. (A) •(D J i.,5) TOM AND JFJIRY _ ((17)Ntws 1:35 m5ToNINolJI ______ ______ ROES ________________________________________________________________ tao IJIIII Charles end Carohas (A) H 12:00 - 60000 uocuaso young dslestivs is k,çlicalad In an ebyaesthevlslto4aousdoo. 00 t0r(FdoLarnss)togalnn%JQft. LITTLE HOUSE ON THE neaded pubc4ty for ho hospItal. --- a(1o) TODAY IN THE LEGISLAMay 27 TURE TUESDAY ___________________________________________ 2(17)LASTOFmEwlLD 11:30 lase's - the most intense light in o C!) () 0 NEWS SPECIAL EVENING Results of the Arkansas. Idaho, . the world -- are explored. (CC) (A) (10) MISTEM ROGERE (4) TODAY •®TOMORROW Guast: Ath'sd 3O CI)S HOUSE CALLS Dr. WIeth HItchcock (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. Bert Francisco Giants span is very different From Sparrow). -. piece of statuary lady... The essential part of the early 20th century From a speak, even of mosiern asakeytOthepastand an each of them is the loaf bE lofty poetic asociation. vent4ons, usually hearjcens insightinto the human spirit, bread, the makini of which "Like the reuular words for back to more primitive (ll)i0(ec (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO.. 725 100 words were used as titles of history, politics, fashion, the arts, superstition anything respect for persons of rank, BUOB SUNNY AND 0(4) CHAIN REACTION (4)0(l) 0 NEWS THE LITTLE RASCALS COVER STORY "Yor extortion racket. . - a precious - ?macoocoi.wta 00 MERV GRIPSI .flERN0ON 6 MORNING NEWS ______ "Words, Words, Words" is vagaries of fortune that may and Cid Corman's "Word for cl1ffhangerpQflscholarly hiaford) and his wifewas the $ a widranging book, full of ,-ralse them up or cast them Word: Essay on the Arts of works. %Ml*tthews shows us loaf-kneader (hlafdige). By The most -conuitonplace are vibrant and alive. They a culture mcnt values in Or think of the origin of the $ are the remnants of history. Old English, for example, word "car." Although it words can have the most archaic $ She regards words as an "There are those two sounds mundane enough, romantic Oi' ------------ * - tlZ(17)NEWs1'156 •mTooAy Future Isn't What It Uesd 'To Be1' 12:40 $ Neiman Kahn, Art Cartisy, Arthur ScNsslngerk.andP,akby4. (4)5 MOOLOUD MoCioud men Torn Mathews, Pals Axthalm, Suspects I recordIng executive ci Jans Bryant Quinn and George F, using luthlsei aid somotimas 5. fatal ,t, Wi reviser , nd offer PlrIpsCt*vse on the wants. $ - - MAC#4II, / L.EHRU - - _____ ) Words "Words, Words, Words" is group was the loaf-protector magic, must have had a are subject to fate. "Words "Word Detective" by are like human beings in the Edward llorowit.z (Hart), an engrossing ..atudy, a (early OE hiaf weard, later godlike feeling." that they created new word' 'quite forgotten, though there words as "OK," "film star,' for them. to be seen in the written "bus," "taxi," "van," and including words, seems star)c and inipid. (17) SPTMAN mc piça is pioirr CDO0000MowelGFLofuoA (I) S HAPPY DAYS AGAIN CD ALL SITHEFAMILY QD 5) woonv w000Pwsca ANDFBIENOS 1100 (10)A.M.WEAmEJ 6:54 _ - the American Library Assn. . 10:56 '. - 10:30 6.56 Brown. (I) HARRY 0 m.. of (10) ONCE UPON A CI.ASSIC friend of Harrys Is arrested for Itt, QSJ5f) takes over the antique shop and MOVIE 'The Golden murder of a ghetto underworld convinces Ned's grandfather to fire Moment: An Oi'yrnplc Love Story' Isader. his loyal employee Kit. (Pan 2 of 10) (PrInters) Stsphani. Zlmbedst, mp ABC NEWS ,5) wli.o, WII.D WEST David Keith, The love affair between (17) MOVIE "ThU Fighting CAROL BURNETT vio an American nut Is COplicat.d by pressures 60th" (1940) James Cagney, Pat O'Brien. The Gh Regiment from O.p4c com,tj — th 6:30 World War I is helped by Father Countrymen. (Part 2) NBC NEWS (1)OUASH Kflnger, in his Duttywttolnaplrescouragekapa,CaSHEWS new post as company clerk. disco,. ticulaily sensitive recruit. NEWS 11:50 0) OVER EASY Guest: Law- era that his duties Include caterIng tothswhmsofth.4077th',an. (DC BARNEY MILLER Wolo ranceWElk.(R) trio officers. (A) straggles In isle with the evcuse of (DO ABC MOViE "Fun And having Just met up wIth a space7:00 Games" (PremIers) Valerie Harper, shIP. (A) ( PACE mlMUSIC Cliff Devoung. A woman's 0915 tor 1L2s P.M. MAGAZINI promotion vs shanarid by her (DC POUCE WOMAN Papper rejectIon of her b's WILD tries to help when an ambitious advances BAP4FORO S Reviews prepared by Of of that time, cart activities. "We 'drive' a car ours. Some indeed are and carriage, and the as we would horseswe 'sail' stillborn, some popular for a historical chariot, It was in ocean liners without sails, season and then gone derived from the Latin and when we travel by air we forever, but many have Lived carrus, the wheeled vehicle. 'fly' as if we were birds." for over a thousand years of ancient Rome... It was The author credits slang as and are still as vigorous as mostlygodsandgoddesses... the riches source of truly ever." stale, flat and unprofitable." and how some things have queen, and the connection we use. Matthews delves into Whatever Hamlet- perceives, Impressed people so much with bread was probably the origins of such disparate - (1O)VIu.AAIG,ii 400 1130 CDOA ROAD TO THE WHITE m WHEEL oc FORTUNE S (1)6 FAMILY FEUD marries a Russian delector who aiso a track star. 'Li _i (351KUNG PU ' 6:45 CI) 0 PHYL AND 1150ff (Prsm. a (4) TONIGHT Guest host: Mar. *1) An American track star runs tin Mull. Guests: m. mime troupe IntO unusual problems sft Muminsnschsnz, Helen Gurley 6.00 (17)Movie 6EDALLEN 11:30 . ATuJloE(mt.) 3:30 (17) ThE FLINT. (D (35) mTO0AYINFLON0A * May 26 ,. MONDAY ___________________________________________ (17)LASToFmEWILD - ABOUT BOOKS doubt, every element of life history, how old customs has been robbed of color; life shaped words, how words (10) flThIC COMPANY(R) •(4) CAJC e*tsca &30 with - - (DGENi.HOi•*i. 10:00 LISTEN (MOW) (17)ThEATht1TE$(PâON - ; (10) EDUCATiONAL PRO. (l.1)b35)CA$PEN mI4ou.vwOoosotj1 cannibal: Person who loves Harrlsonialooklngtograba _____ read, my lord?" "Words, words, words," Hamlet answers. $ 5 To- Hamlet, engulfed in - 3:00 a.30 sm e.s - Lynda Carter's showing were once wed to Rex - M,(17)ILovEI,uC'i' GRAMMINO be billed in her next film, UIUPalmer,whowaspart "The Mirror Cracked," as The woman's eating ne - 2:30 •mmENwo 15)I JEANNE ( ,5)ouAHI a THEWIL.SU*IN Burton Warner demanded iii what aonder she really is: - _______ History S (1O)ELTNCC0S4PANY(R). father (whose name escapee Park Lane Hotel...Actor were so skinny she me) refused. Guess he Bar'ryNelsouia the latest to. afraid they'd break'' S doesn't know anything about paste together a biography. AU about his loves and Garrett' IS, acotwtIn' and a- found director Jerry lovers. It should be as romancin'. they do Schatzberg who once-upon.. called "How To Serve y __ Words" (Scribner's, $12.95), comes from an encounter in "Hamlet." Hamlet 2:00 _____ t00 6u.cnoouot.a ooa ma coumv CD p Movw • thrilling as Amy Carter's what older folk do? a-time played potsy with report card... 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S •4 4 ..-* - I 4 . 4 4 - . - - 4, -- -- .--.---.---. -.-. .-- - - Friday, May 23L10 10—Evening Harald, Sanford Fl. - - •1 . - Boss Wins Argument Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. • Bob Hope Celebrates Ak.. .1 11 b Popeye Always Poppin'. Bully Bluto Burt Reynolds, Sally people as were In the first one with Dom Field, Jerry Reed and Jackie Gleason DeLuise added this time. DEAR DICK: In the early 1950s, a young actress named Sum Ball died of cancer. rbdlievc her husband's name was Richard Long. Was that the same Richard Long who starred in "The Big Valley" and who also died not long ago? JEAN MORRIS, Battle Ground, Wash. DEAR DICK: Ple8se settle a vehement argument between my boss and myself. What is the name of .the character who Is the big, burly archrival of Popeye In all of the Popeye cartoons? My boss insists It's Bluto, and I am equally se It's Brutus. My job could be riding on your answer. CARL ELLIS. Warsaw Ind. I think you'll find the unemployment office somewhere in city hail. Bluto is the bully who always got bopped by Popeye DEAR DICK: Please try to find out If Pete Candoll was (mm New Riwhalle. N.Y. He was married to Betty Hutton and Is now married to Edle Adams. -I think we are related. MRS. T.C.B8, LaPuente, Calif. Better luck next relation. Candoli is a midwesterner and Is not from New Rochelle. He and Edle, incidentally, are now separated. DEAR DICK: Is the Rev. Grady Nuts (Nuts), who -- ._J . + — Rooney is 59. Miss Miller's age is a little less definite; the World Almanac says she was born in 1923, which church located? A.E., Lynchburg, Va. His name is Grady Nutt and, surprisingly, he is a Tell your gr~ndma'to stick to preserving watermelon rinds an d stay out of current events. Natalie Wood i fine heal th. say she was born in 1919, which would make her 61. Take your • genuine minister, ordained in the Southern Baptist DEAR DICK: I heard* on the radio that they are making D6,R DICK: Can you tell me H Andy Griffith Is the a "Smokey and the Bandit IL" I. It true? If to, when will it come to the theaters, and who will bg In It? BECKY KLISS, New Buffalo, Mich. - - - - Yes, and it's all finished, as a matter of fact. You'll pro bably be able to see it next fall. It stars the same In'itltute so far? M. SCARPATI, Trenton, N.J. ' Gardner suffered an injury. They have now turned professional and have signed a contract with the Ice Capades. Wrong Griffith. Andy the TV star went to the University Diana ROi3, ft most popular female May 28 tion demand" fast* threatened. low EVENING Van, Minkus's -- . -- 0 (DO NEWS - 9:00 - - X. I - , - - -' , 4 - ') — ' .-- At 10 . . • - 0(1) REAL PEOPLE Reports on a man who hypnolizes lobsters. a + hog-calling and swine beauty contest, fancily dressed chickens and a school for wrestlers are featured. (CC) (R) The Incret(1)0 CBS MOVIE (i4 r IL..'. I ..,...r' -. - / (1978) Lindsay Wagnw. Jam Wyman. A Ismole phrysiclan an uphill! belittle to bring mounM*di** 10 this - * - - .s#rvinI Near death, Effie r - - . ' ,' .. . - ENOUGH Tom's featured in the Arnsrlcan S" - ,1.'$ • EGi - - -- PtI — , • - 10:30 - - • CISCO (10) ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALl, - MH CENTURY A retired pilot (1) TONIG14T Host: Johnn Ciarson. .' - - . destroying women is they entst the centurleswith gas (R) CDO THE WALTONS me wit, old system of medical training by tons are evi to learn the res- apprenticeship end cope with the • • son behind no weuly belhavlor of demands of the seven-yow course. W a 20120 Iwo williftV yourtgaters. (R) (35) NoLoCAuST NOW A dro(1) 6 MORK A MINDY Mork 4" 10" an alliorgic reaction to matic documentay rervealing 11he Mindy whild cuum him to Wash plight of the peaceiful Cunbodlons WO txWoftliabin oind uncorltroll. to survtm a "holocaust now" Is fits of laughter. R) presented. BILL ilm (10) MOYERS'JOURNAL (10) PAM "More Buses Or "A Conversation With Max Let er" Burr Host. Chris Dudley. John Bill Moyers IntsrvIew political and - at Vsrdun and attempts to conosel (12)(17) , By ROB PATIERSON Cream still rises to the top, given the opportunity. Look at Jazz-fusionist Spyrogyra —not long ago the group was us a side project for lea de r saxophonist Jay Beckenstein. Today It is probably the most successful new jazz-based group in the na tion, with appeal beyond the pa rameters of jazz. Though Beckenstein ta kes the music he makes with Spyrogyra very seriously, when he formed Crosseyed Bear Productions with friend j t Rich Calandra, their purpose was to record some "cornmercial" music to sell to record companies. "We bought all this time at a local studio," says Beckenstein, who settled in the group's home base of Buffalo, N.Y. after atte nding 1:05 college there, "By day we recorded all sorts of stuff MOVIE "Dark Journey" .fl17t ,,.,..i L... #.*,.4 U1A. "a" "-. '-w" " ' — rock, country — and then at other music was what would (1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL night when we had some free sell. time we'd do Spyrogyra 2:10 Unfortunately, nobody (DON stuff, bought the rights to any 2:40 Jay formed the group with Crosseyed Bear productions MOVIE "The Human Comedy" (B1W) (1943) Mick" Jeremy Wall, playing and when they were almost Row". Jwriss r4aIg. together in local bars and out uf money they decided to 2:50 getting valuable experience use their last funds to issue dZ(17) MOVIE -RkJ*The Wild in a federally funded Buffalo Spyrogyra album as a Surf" (1964) Fabian. Shelley Jazz Ensemble one summer. "farewell" on their own Fabares. 2:00, 10:00 BUck I* 1pfrowd a fland - from Brokaw follows a group of men and - -- - - - (DO NASA &PACE REPORT It was where their hearts label but Jay thought the Sure enough, ' , were, --- became a hot item in the area, at one point t he best selling record in what's called "the nation's largest record store" in Buffalo. Th e acti on convinced local label Ainherest Records to pick up the lp, which led to national noti ce for the group. Then came a pact wi th Infinity-MCA Records and the albwn "Morning Dance," Suddenly, Spyrogyra was a national phenomenon, the appealing silky instrumental jazz getting play on jazz and rock radio sta ti ons everywhere. The success is gratifying to lieckensteln: "I thought that Spyrogyra was making really good music, but I wondered at times if there was a place for our kind of th ing in the marketplace. Obviously there is, and though I'm a little surprised, I'd sort of thought so all ' along.,, With a sound that mixes jazz, r&b, funk and rock, Spyrogyra is almost Unpossible toIn" "We've t a sound that is all our own." says Jay. One need only a listen to their latest Catching the Sun — to agree when says, Its all just music the record music," - but I think good - -- ' , :_ • - . . 4 - - * . ' -- S ' . . S - ,, - • , - - •',..I ' - • . - - - 'I - .44 -'"-- 4 - • '' - -- - - - - - , . - ' ' , • • ' • I .+-,iJc:--4) • - - - / /' -- - - : )l. : - . - • + • - + Sound: - - '- 40 GD am Room IN THE 11:30 JiCK$N'SQUADRON lil ngt discovers 'ist a former flame Who has bean L.IlaJUUed to 11:50 9'OO (7)0 CHARUE'S ANGELS The 0 (1) THE CHEVY CHASE Angels set out to track down a pttNATIONAL HUMOR TEST Martin landering truck driver who 1 Mull, Pam Dawber and Tom Scott transporting a fortune loin Chevy Chas for a tongue-In, unknowingly in stolen lewels. (R) cheek attempt to find out what 12:00 makes Americans laugh. Holbrook.(R) (!2)(l7) ALL IN THE F*j&y . It's- All- The-jr Own (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Brave5v$.LOSAngelS5DOdg,, - - - -- and , - LAST Character - FWAIDA 32 (11)lAST OF THE WILD - in 11 007) SANFORD AND SON THE GIRL. THE GOLD (II)OCOS-LATEMOVIE "Uncan. (10) MACNElL / LEHRER WATCH AND EVERYTHING Awist- fly" (1971) Peter Cushing, Ray REPORT Pul young man discovers that the Milland gold watch he has Inherited Iron's 1:00 his uncle has magical qualities, 730 TOMORROW Guests: TarnRUNAWAY Robert MacNeil CD 0 TOO TAO DOUGH my Wynette; Mel Torme. hosts this special Which examines THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 BARETTA Baratta sets out the fact that one Million children will to expose the local "godfather"ola 911 $100.000 NAME THAT run sway from home this year, closo-knit Italian risighbo(hood. (R) TUNE some as young as 10 year sold. (35) MAliCE (12) (17) NEWS OF SAN FRAN. (10) OSCPC CAVETT Guest: Hal (11) (35) 8T1I (10) TODAY IN THE LEGISLA- TUNS - - 700 (41 FACE THE MUM P.M. MAGAZINE R'3 WILD - •r (j 1100 (DO NEWS 5) BEP,'r HILL -- ene (1 BOB NEWHT - . I her former - orphan charge turned physician brings hordshlip to VW forrilly, WAM. —FLORIDA~ HM (Lindsay- Waper. left) to learn mountain he quft his job 011d "llon Is few V". W" WEST medicine frpm Granny Arrowroot (Jane from 10) "t 'ww o"a'(CC) 11111111 MOVE -Poll of Glfty JIM RD=FM 110)GMT 111111111FOAMAHM Kirk DouoW Ralph Mooker. ""M (I ARRIVE A Wyman). in "Ite Incredible Journey of Doctor a1ve From Lincoln C@nW' Natallia During World Weir 1. an officer SUNSHINE ST E Meg Laurel," Wednesday at 8p.m. on CBS. orders hismsncnarid,mIeelOfl JOURNW' - Webb (Dorothy 11cGuIre) urges - - ( R) 1010 (0 (35) LOVE.AMERICAN STYLE author of "Ted And The Ksnnsdy Legend: A Study Destin" ioo - 8:00 - Spyrog yra !s social commentator Max Lamer, May 29 Hedrick and Patrick Hamrtk discuss • - House in Washington, D.C., under the - . • . groups that are putting on i •:O0 I- ' Qmefflfl5fl to provide more IrC) 0 DO NEWS QCD0NEWS masstranalt, IWt.L • 5 KliNE Ri (17) MOvIE ' 'The Fugitive 0) TOOAY IN ThE LEGISLA. (1 8POLO FESflVAL Kind" (1960) Mañon Brando, Anna TURE "Spoisto Chamber Music' Magnanl. Based on a story by TenEXCIrpIS Prom the Chamber Music nesse. Williams. A wandering gut. 11:30 Conc.rta w estured along with tar player kindles passion In two 0(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny 5Ms Whh oOlraCtore Scott very derent women. Carson. Guest: Beve Sills. iicitr.uan i Paula Rohison. (1)0 THE JEFFERSONS Geor ge 8:30 (17) agrees to host a tenant protest (DO DENSON Benson and his movement ffisENEe In the hopes that he will cohorts attempt to placate what Impress a follow tenant, his banker. 6:30 appears lobs the çhost of an ex* (fl) NBC ®NBCNEWe governor that Is haunting the mQABC NEWS CBS NEWS (fl) (J5) WILD. WILD WEST ABCNEWS (10) me 0000 NEIGHBORS 0) OVER EASY Guest: pie"Mr. Ax-It" l• (17) THE AMERICANS "The 10) oicsc CAVETT Guest: La,. 4:00 Indian Chief" Joe de Is Cruz is chie f rv Adler. (Part 201 2)(R) (17) MOVIE "7th Cavalry, 0 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta ofth.Quinauittrlbeof Washington State as well as president of sU U_S. (1956) Randolph Scott, Bambasa Braves vs. San Fr ancisco Glints Hale. Indian chiefs. I - BVENINO LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Capucino. . - - - . 11111L.1110. -- 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "StlnQray" (1916) Christopher STROKES ® "Spoleto And Dram" The two the- Believing that Mr. Drummond Is Mitchum, Sherry Jackson. she productions presented at the lonely. Arnold and Wims IZTinQI for 1:00 Sooleto Festival ate reviewed. a dating service to set him up With C TOMORROW Columnist CAROL BURN AND mate. (CC)(fl) • ck st Pat Buchanan, editor Tom CD 0 CHARlIE'S ANGELS The and writer Richard Reevs discuss Angels are shocked to learn that the 1980 political campaign. 6:30 the partner Of S big-time lewel thief eC NEWS 0 BARETTA An ambitious is none other thin ax-Angel JH (DO CBSNEWS female reporter complicates Beret. Munro. (Farrah Fawc.tt). ABC NEWS as Investigation into pottical #0!, ) OVER EASY Qusit: HOW' (Ii)(35) STREETS OF SAN FRAI4 payoffs. (R) CSSCO ardJaML(R) 1:25 (17) BOB NEWHART 9:30 17)N 7:00 0 (1) BOB HOPE SPECIAL Guests including Diana Ross, Andy 1:30 FACE THE MUSIC GIbb and the ice-skating team of ff (17) BASEBALL Atlanta P.M. MAGAVNE Randy Gardner and Tal Babllonla Braves vs. San Francisco Giants WILD (17) SANFORD AND loin Bob Hope it the Air Force 1 5") 2:00 Academy In Colorado to celebrate SON 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL CO (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER his 17th birthday. 2:10 REPORT 10:00 0 NEWS -7:30 (DO VEGAS Dan runs Into hot (j) TIC TAC DOUGH • competition from a female sleuth 2:40 who is determined to nail a murder - (7) 0 MOVIE "The Seventh (1) ThE NEWLYWED GAME er before Dan does. (CC)(R) Dawn" (C) (1964) William Holden, (73 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES SPOLETO FESTIVAL S - - - 5)-KUNG FU + was a place for our kind of thing In the marketplace." Apparently there a us pices of the USO. In 1979, he celebrated his 76th birthday aboard the uss Iwo is. for Spyrogyra today ranks as one of the most successful new Jazzbased groups in the country. Jima, a helicopter carrier New York Harbor. - _________________________________________ Walker, Abe Vlgoda fl4 Switch" graphed by Makarova with wronged ranged and conducted by John Ron Pallilo, Melinda Naud. (R) Lsnchbery. 12:40 music C + - This will be the third consecutive year that NBC has televised a biçthday salute to Hope. In 1978, hlslSth birth celebration "1 thought that Spyrogyra was making really good music," says Its was held at the Kennedyday Center Opera leader-saxophonist, Jay Beckenstein.- "But I wondered at times If there THURSDAY CD 0 LOVE BOAT "Gophers Elaine Ludwig Opportunity' Bobby "La Baysders,' chorao- Joyce "Horns Sweet Home" P4n - and "(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't singer of the past 20 years, has sung lead vocal on 16 number-one records since 1964 — 12aa lead singer of The Supremes and four asasolo artist Only the Beatles and om he 4 Her top 10 singles include -Sleeping Single in a Double Bed," "Fooled by a Feeling" - of North Carolina and wears ordinary shoes, - Barbara Mandrell hashacl a succession of chart-topping hits on the coqntry charts nn two were considered top contenders for gold medal honors in the 1980 Winter Olympics UnW they had to withdraw when I I Loni Anderson has been winning fans with her performance as the bright and beautiful Jennifer on "WKRP'-' in. CmcinnatL" She also stars as Jayne Mansfield in an upcoming television biography. e rink at the Air Worce Academy. 11:60 0. ..a•- a * + same Andy Griffith who once attended college In Brldgeport,Conn.I knew him then. He lived with afamily that made a special kind of shoes. HYLER JACOBS, Blackabear, Ga. WEDNESDAY 4 M - • stars that have been honored by the American Film - • '—WI.-- . ' - & Elvis Presley have had more top records. Andy Gibb, the youngest of the Gibb brothers (the Bee Gees) is atop recording artist in his own right. He has had three numberne singles and has two songs on the current Hot 100, "Desire" and a duet with Olivia Newton-John, "I Can't Help he special will be highlighted by a lavish show in the Falcon Stadium, where Hope, Ross, Gibb, Anderson and Mandreflill perform before an audien ce of 50000 Gardner and Babilonla, in their first professional appearance on a network television special, will do a skating routine would make her 57, but I have other reference books that - • - Yes, the same Long. Suzan Ball died in 1955 after contracUng cancer following a fall during a movie dance number. She was only 22 when she died. DEAR DICK: Recently, friends and I had a discussion concerning the ages of Ann Miller and Mickey -Rooney. Could you help by telling us their ages, please? MRS. JOHN COOK, Moutoursvllle, Pa. They are, chronologically: John Ford, James Cagney, Orson Welles, Bette Davis, Willlam,Wyler, Henry Fonda, Alfred Hitchcock and, just this past year, James Stewart. go DEAR DICK: I have a bet wi th my grandma. She says Natalie Wood died of cancer. J say no Please tell me as soon as you can. ANGIE PROUGH, Goshen, lad. church. He does not have a church of his own, but rather - goes around to various churches and organizations, speaking and lecturing. DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me the names of the - A gala 77th birthday tribute to Bob Hope on NBC with Diana Ross, teen idol Andy Gibb, "WKRP In Cincinnati" beauty L4oni Anderson, country singer Barbara Mandrell and Ice skaters Randy Gardner and Ta! Babélonla.will originate from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Cob. The 90-minute spectacular, "Bob Hope's - All-Star Comedy Birthday Party at the Air Force Academy: : A USO Salute," will air Wednesday, May 28. — appears on "Hee Haw," a minister.? 11 so, where is his - His 77th Birthday' Friday, May 23, 1900—I 1 - ' -- -* �- I — - -- ? --- . .. - - - . -- - .- varts,-----,.- - - - -- — — - I,..-. ..- z 1 "- - - ••:: -.• •;::-----'"- - . .--------- .. -. - -- - - .-*--__ - - — - - -- - - •-- - S(JtJDA'v' EDI'wiffON .. . . .. . ' 111evtilt[ 72nd Year, No. 237—Sunday, May 25, 98O—Sanford, Florida 32771 - Evening Herald—(USPS 481 .280)—Price 35 Cents - In -,.. • 12—Evening Herald, Sanford# Fl. -- .e..n, - -- - - - Fined Area Owner Friday, May 23, i$O PBS Series Premiers Monday Show- Features Newsweek. W In this country, the future has usually been linked to the idea of progress: Tomorrow would surely be better. And, says Newsweek's Tom Mathews, despite the severity of contemporary problems, progress should remain an energizing notion. rI ers 0 S I, 1 ' J THE HAGUE, Netherlands (UP!) — The International Court of Justice Saturday unanimously ordered the immediate release of all 53 Americans held hostage in Iran. VICTIM By DIANE PETRYK Herald Stall Writer the new price %hile the pumps were still registering the previous day. the advice of one local gas been there and caught the oversight. - = - - : - -. - . • SLdLIUiI owner way says gas is pienuzui For those two hours Williams was . now, but if consumers don't start fined $220 and the federal government ,'- buying more of it, allocations to local took an additional $48.75 which would stations may be cut back, have been the 2 cents per gallon extra Steve Williams of Williams and Son profit on the pumps the entire day. Had .Amoco, at U.S. Highway 17.92 and Lake he changed days on the cash register Mary Boulevard in Sanford, is hopping and in his records, he said, the prices 'I mad over federal interference in the oil would have been legitimate. business, especially after a recent Williams said he did not sign a conI 4 incident in which he was fined for sent order to lower his prices because of "overcharging." this incident, as was reported in several • U.S. Department of Energy in- newspapers. --/ vestigators found on March 18 that Department of Energy spokesman - Williams charged about 2 cents more Bob Burch in Atlanta confirmed Friday -: per gallon on three types of gasoline for that Williams was fined for just one two hours that day. day's incompliance. fie said there was .4 '•.r -' But Williams claims he was "a victim no evidence the audit was in response to of circumstance" and he really wasn't a consumer complaint. guilty of anything. The total overcharges for the day, r ii He explained that, by law, a gasoline according to Burch, were $12.5 for retailer can sell gas at 16.1 cents overcharging 2 cents above the nuiximum 4 -' his wholesale cost. If the oil company on regular leaded; $13.75 for charging raises its prices, he can raise prices. 2.2 cents above maximum for regular HirId Photo by Tom Vincent On March 18, Williams said the unleaded; and $fl.50 for'charging 1.8 •Amoco oil company called to inform cents above the maximum for premium Steveit Williams, (above) owner of Williams & Son ;lflOcO, said Win that, effective the next day, gas unleaded. his recent fine for overcharging on gas was unjustified. ''If I - I prices Would be going up 2 cents per "To satisfy a refund to the marketas-iiiaking so much iiioiie, would my liamids get this dirty?" gallon. place," he said, "Williams returned Ileasked. The oil company has the right to raise $48.75 to the U.S. Treasury. He was not prices on gas already in the ground at required to roll back prices." prices - base next year's imliocations on a per- of doing business has gone 'sky high." J his station, Williams said, because he But Williams did lower his prices centage of 1979 sales, which were much Part of the problem is paperwork, does not pay for it until it goes through May 1 on self-serve gas in hopes of less. which he says takes up much of his his pumps. selling more. His only hope to avoid going time. Because Williams' working day runs "I dropped the prices on self-serve bankrupt, he said, is to keep the volume Another problem is overhead com- from noon to noon, customers' gasoline only to pick up the people who are prIce O1 salei up now so the ércentãge of pared to a low profit iiiargin, Williams purchases made before noon are shopping," he said. "I have to sell as1979 sales that wilL be grunted will be said he pays about 81,0(X) per month in registered on that calendar day, but much gasoline as I can. I'm looking out higher, rent on the service station, $4,000 per Currently, he said he is selling month In payroll and about another purchases made after noon are for myself and the people in this neighrecorded the next calendar day. regular self-serve gas at 7.6 cents per $6,000 per month in miscellaneous borhood. Just before noon on March 18, "If people don't start buying more gallon over his cost, instead of the 16.1 expenses. Added to the problem is that the oil WiLliams said, he began to raise the gasoline, the allocations could be cut cents he could charge. prices on his pumps, to begin operation back, and if'so theyre (the customers) - ,,If the -oil companies- wonl"come- - -companies want payment every three have to come down to move days, regardless of how many pur- at the new price for the next working going to be riding bicycles or hoofing down, day which would begin after noon. chases were wade "on account," he it.,, more product," he said, Once the pumks were cleared of Allocations today, Williams ex"On Sundays a year ago," he said, said. March 18 transactions, he could plained, are based on percentage of a "we sold 1,500 to 2,000 gallons. Last -- Williams said reports of his being legitimately begin charging the ad- gasoline station's 1978 sales. Williams Sunday we sold about 525 • gallons. lined for overcharging were Incomplete ditional 2 cents per gallon. But Williams said his 19'78 sales were high, but people People aren't buying as they were. and somewhat unfair. "I've been in this town 10 years," he didn't get the pumps cleared beausé ari not buying gasoline like they were. They got used to staying home. But if he was called out to help a regular For Instance, in May 1978, Williams we get a low percentage of our 1979 said, "Now people think I'm a crook. customer whose car had broken down,'- and Son Amoco sold 63,683 gallons of sales as an allocation, I'll go "But the news media didn't get the details," he said. he said. gasoline. In May 1979, 51,005' gallons bankrupt." When he got back he discovered that were sold. "If I was making so much money, He said other stations will be in gas had been pumped for two hours at Williams said the government may similar predicaments, because the cost would my hands get so dirty'' ,.. .•.. . re '.i -'. . Mathews, In his 11 years with Newsweek, has written more than two dozen cover stories for the magazine, including pieces on the People's Temple mass suicide In Guyana, the hostages In Iran and the trial of Patty Hearst. He warns that we may be entering what he calls"'The Eraof Limitations." . "In the United States," Mathews says, "we've alaays been taught that If we had the will and the people, the possibilities were unlimited. But today, those limits are being defined. We find we're limited in energy. In living space, open land, clean air, clean rivers. We're colliding with the harsh reality of these increasing and ferocious limits. Facing up to that reality Is going to test our courage and Ingenuity." byliner Newsweek (clockwise) George F. Will, Jane Bryant Uiflfl, Tom I, a11. d Pete Axthelm wIll provide back. ground information Ofl 'iie premier se ment of PBS's"Cover Story" series, II . .. . - *. - *.• •.i• - - r. / - • -. - Fm In good times and bad, man has often tried to predict the future, with results sometimes foolish, sometimes remarkably accurate. In one of "Your Future's" segments, Axthelm reviews the predictions of the 16thcentury astronomer, Nostradamus. Among them: that -- France would be swept by revolution, that someone named Louis Pasteur would found an Institution, that Germany would someday have a leader named, . . lUster. - - -- -: - - - - I S . Azthslm, the author of five books, has written on topics as diverse aa Nadia Comaneci and the Son of Sam. But he is perhaps best known for the literate sports columns. Fittingly, Axthelm presents his piece from a modern emporloum of production — abetting parlor. One thing that Is certain about our future Is that America wW be older. By the year 2029, the median age In this country will peak at 38. Quinn, a contributing editor of Newsweek and a syndicated columnist whose "Staying Ahead" appears In more than 100 newspapers, envisions major changes In our retirement and pension laws. But In her analysis on "Yet, Future," she also suggests that the Graying of America could have a profound system of resource distribution. -- THE SAVING PLACE WEEK DAY INFLATION FIGHTER Sic . deposit wlffi this Ad S. et11I Sun. c deposit SensatW PersonAty - "There will - be a continual posh on the government to spend more and more money on older people," nays Quinn, who also serves as a correspondent for CBS News. "Older people feel they can depend on the government. But young people feel more self-sufficient, and that could Lead to tension over how big government should be.,, 4%ddftkxW 8x10 954 Can there indeed be progress In an era of limitations? Will, who won the 1976 Pulitzer Prize for commentary and whose syndicated column appears In more than 300 newspapers, delivers an elocient essay in which he speculates that the future won't be any more shocking than the past. 3 rf - - "It's a complex question," Will says, "and It really depends on how you define the issues. Some problems don't change very much, but that doesn't mean there's no such thing In progress. The study of the future Is useful. It's also useful to take those studies with about threa-anda-half grains of salt. It's a matter of keeping your perspective." ' -- Package now Includes: TWO Was, 3-50's, 15- wallets, and 4- Color Portrait Charms - - vi!1V 4 The perfect Color Portrait Package for the entire family at a su K mart price, and In a variety of poses and backgrounds. No . and Eddie Keith — are now saying, it," he said. the window Keith said he does however, they are ready to tell Mire to displays at the Perkins Men's Wear stop working on the proposed law. where he works. "I don't put prices in philosophy free en"I am of the terprise should be allowed to operate. the window. Nobody does. I think For government to require a service government should keep its ne out of station operator to post prices in front private enterprise," Keith said. &wa or deposit cheerfully refunded. Additional packages only THESE DAYS ONLY MAY: 31 (•_,) L. 't' TIwrs. Fri $at' Sun. . 22 23 24-23 26 DAILY: lAM-I P.M. SUNDAY: 12 N-S P.M. U.S. Hwy. 17-12 at Airport Blvd., Sanford ese Boycott - / ' LONDON (UPI) —. Japan gave President Carter's Olym'pic boycott call a late boost Saturday, the deadline day for entries, by voting not to compete at the Moscow Games. The JOC, supporting a government decision taken Feb. 1, voted 29-13 at a special general assembly session to boycott the Otympica, i.hich start July 19. The vote came several hours after-the Japan Amateur Athletic Association, governing body of the JOC, held an emergency - meeting with chief rabifiet secretary Mayashi Itoh to discuss President Carter's boycott movement. Itoh had told the association the government was strongly opposed to japan compeung in moscow aria ouiciais were considering the suspension of passports to Japanese athletes and the withdrawal of funds if the vote went -, , -- - - against a boycott. .•. • JOC officials later said Lord KiLlanin, president of the International Olympic association, told the JOC it would " ,,• rt This gave strength to the possibility the deadline for acceptances will be extended, although the IOC has publicly committee has been reported saying it would consider acceptances after the closing date, , ''i, • entry. gone on record as saying it would be wrong for nations to assume this would be the case. However, Vladimir Popov, a vice president of the Moscow organizing : , • -' "consider" Japan's request for a postponement of the deadline for national Keith said he would Just as soon Mire meeting Tuesday night he will ask that By DONNA ESTES See editorial, Page 8A forgot the instruction to prepare the commissioners give some more Herald Staff Writer preliminary discussion to the proposal ordinance, In-depth discussions are likely Commissioner Julian Stenstrom, who before the ordinance is prepared. among Sanford City Commissioners of the station, we are trying to give a "I would like to hear what other motion authorizing Tuesday night before the move toward competitive edge to someone," Fair made the preparation of the ordinance, said his commissioners have to say," Stenrequiring service stations to post prices said. "If the ordinance extends to gasoline, main reason was to clean up the strom said. "Some operators have told goes any further. The commissioners voted two weeks why not to bread and milk. We have got signboards that appear at some local me it would cost as much as 8200 to post ago, on recommendation of City to have faith ln the intelligent consumer stations with no numerals or with up- signs,' he said. Knowles told the commissioners Manager Warren Knowles, to instruct to shop around and buy gas where he side down numerals and those with bent earlier this month two bills were to be City Attorney Vernon Mire to prepare wants to get the best buy for his posts. considered by the Florida Legislature was "It dollars," Fair said. mainly to clean up the an ordinance requiring the posting. I mandating signs for ''conspicuous "I'm in favor of telling Mize to forget situation," he said. "I must admit Two commissioners — David Farr totalpadagepiks a Ol ympics, - 295 INP- TO San for d Commission Cautious On Signs 410 \flLI.\ Japa ' - E'W International Court. The Judgment rejected the Iranian view the hostage issue should not be considered outside the context of historic relationships between the two countries. IL said iran should have attempted to force its ruling's, also criticized the prove its allegations of gross American aborted U.S. attempt to rescue the interference if it wanted these taken into hostages. account. In its Judgment, delivered in the Grand Hall of Justice of the Peace Palace by The 15 judges were critical, however, Court President Sir Humphrey Waldock, of the aborted U.S. attempt April 24 to 75, of Britain, the court also ordered the rescue the hostages in Tehran. return to the United States control of the American Embassy in Tehran and the "The court feels bound to observe that consulates in Tabriz and Shiraz and ruled an operation undertaken in these circurnIran should pay damages to the United stances for whatever motive is of a kind States, calculated to undermine respect for the It said the amount could be decided Judicial process in international Later by negotiations or through the relations," Waldoek said. p Mathews and four of his Newsweek colleagues are featured in "Your Future Isn't What It Used To Be," the premiere show In the new public affairs series called "Cover Story," produced ty WQED-Pittsburgh In association with Newsweek magazine. Also playing tim pórtant roles in the show are economic columnist Jane Bryant Quinn, political analyst George F. Will, columnist Pete Axthelm and senior writer Merrill Shells. The hourlong show premieres Monday, May 26, over PBS. (Check local listings.) • - I. "I don't think the idea of progress Is chimerical," says Mathews, the magazine's deputy foreign editor. "The most worrisome thing Is that our country seems uncertain of progress. The future Itself, the belief In the future, Is fundamental to our concept of America." • 1. 10 1%1 - . - World Court: Free Captives GAS WARS - ' . S. -- ' ' ..., ..- '' • by Tom Netsef Herald Photo 'CHIPPING AWAY AT RECORD BOOK Despite Japan's boycott vote, it seems Chip ('rat1ord 'ings his name likely, there will be more nations cornpeting in Moscow than the 84-countries into the (uine'ss Rook of Records which took part in the 1976 Montreal e;mrl Saturday morning as he t'omnpletes his 101st continuous Games. A count Saturday showed 82 National hour of tennis at the Orlando Olympia Committees planned to send Racquet Club. Crawford, 26, son teams to Moscow, while 45 NOCs voted to of Lonise Crawford of Sanford. stay away — the majority in support of raised more have gotten a lot of flack from some display of prices." He said the action had been sucservice station operators who do not cessful in Dade County in bringing want to display signs. One operator told me he would be glad to post signs if gasoline prices down and making them banks posted their interest rates." competitive. -Dade County is said to have the lowest gasoline prices in the Stenstrom said. Stenstrom said toward the end of the state," Knowles said. - -. Carter's boycott call and others because of lack of finances or insufficient team strength. than 110,04)1) (or the Al u s c It I a r I) v s t r a p h s .Association, Lake Mary Garbage A Waste? Should the Lake Mary institute mandatory garbage collections" The discussion of the question among members of the Lake Mary City Council has :. . ' • :, . - . ' • I' - .. -.- . - - - . • . • " /-'' -- . . a' r / ( •'-•1/ ,.;-.'.. - .. . '•' ' , 4 the city "5 percent of its take." Councmhuian Gene McDonald said that would bring the city "a whopping $300 monthly." In other business at the latest workshop session, the council heard a report from Robert McIntosh, chief animal control officer for the county. The city contracts the service from the county. McIntosh, In answer to complaints, said that his division Is doing the best job it can with five animal control officers and three vehicles and left more questions unanswered than answered, No decision has been reached. City Manuger Phil Kulbes said be discussed the matter with sanitation firms operating in the city and with one national firm. All indicated they would be willing to serve the city under an exclusive franchise for all or part of the city, he said Kulbes also said that the flrrns would like the city to collect tnonthly ' fees for the'service for them. The manager mentioned that the national firm would charge $6 monthly for garbage the responsibility throughout the county. Only Casselberry has Its own service, he said. °nt is the hild f Lb county" I said. N oting the city has a leash law, requiring animals to be under control of their owners at all times, McIntosh tosh said ost of the dogs running lose in the city, especially those picked up by animal-control have license tags. said his employees make periodic 'sweeps sweeps"through the city, picking up dogs at "The co City Attorney Gary Massey said he has rbage collection 3ervice In Winter Springs •.: -. - AL_ 'a. '-S. -- HOSPITAL /.• ' - - DEDICATED - a- - .. - -... Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator James Tesar (left) Is joined by Sanford . Mayor Lee Moore (center) and Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce President Janice Springfield, Friday as the Hospital Corporation of America formally rededicates the hospital, hanging a bronze plaque bearing the corporation's creed in the lobby, - .. ' -. and rates are lower and the franchised billing. "Thecity would be getting the short end" Massey city ought not to be in tue M L busl,nesa of collecting bills for private en- terprlse," he said. for animal control - ge. - Kulbes said the national firm offered to PY DONNA ES'IES - A'tlonRepos Around The Clock Bridge 2* 8* 6C Business 613 Calendar Ciassilied Ads 7C 4-5ft SC 61 SA 3* Comics E4litorial Florida Horoscope Hospital Sc ZA Nation 3A Opinhoq Ourselves Religion School Menus por - - - 9A 1-3C - 5c - Television - pilot head in clouds, Local S.. Page IC. - I. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Keep your eyes open projects today, the ones that for sizable opportunities. offer the greatest potential. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22) — You're lucky where big things Lady Luck will be there to are at stake. assist you today in situations TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20) where you take the bull by the — Prestigious contacts will be horns. jtely on yourself, not the ones ,ou'll have the best upon others, rappor t with today. Get In LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — touch with persons who can Good deeds you've done for help further your present parsons who needed help in plans. - 4AQJ6 CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 19) — Ra ther than just be ing AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Joint ventures could offer special 'benefits that you may not be able to obtain on your own. Play second fiddle if necessary. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Someone who has been lucky for you in the past may again be lucky for you today. tT_ -- ..L... .._1II I_.. .,,..a_ fl U1 UV WIU UwugUraie Ux q ueen pla yed h is deuce. NORTH By DONNA ESTES •AKJU2 TJ5 lOS Vulnerable: East-West Pass Pass Nsr*b East South 14 i• i• 4, •2• Pass I' Pan If Mike shifted to a trump aftter cashing his ace of diamonds South could simply ruff his last diamond and play out trumps. When South led the last: trump, his three remaining' cards would be a club and two hearts. Dummy's last four would by A Q 6 of clubs and -- Opening lead:• Q ,, By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Here I, another Gottlleb defense. This helned the Four Aces win a Vanderbilt match In 1935. . . kin of hearts. %est would have to ungnard his club to hold on to the ace of hearts. (NEWSPAP ER ENTERPRISE N) S-21-$O(TAPENO 21) - Mdea Ml'ChOf DkM UPE 'L111J.1111 X BOB GRAHAM -...supports competition changed that formula to one license for each 4,000 residents. constituents in Tallahassee during the recently ended Session licenses. Knowles ,. 0• Submits - .- - .. Sanford City Manager Warren E. Knowles sent to the individual city commissioners today his proposed budget of $4.02 million for fiscal 1981, calling for a cut in property taxes while retaining current refuse, water and sewer rates at their current level In the new year to begin October 1. In the overview of the detailed budget proposal, Knowles tells commissioners: - All - five of the proposed city budgets Including general operation, capital improvement, refuse, utility are balanced. - The 1979 property taxation figures are used as a revenue basis. There Is no tax Increase antictpatqd, requested nor n3.-&d. The 1930 ftgut'ss are expected to be available An abbut 30 days and since this Is expected to be higher than last year's because of new construction, a lower tax rate will result. —There are no projected changes In the rates currently charged for refuse collection, water and sewer utility - . . . 290— - * UI UI _____________ _ ' ' ______ ' ' byT.K.Ryan . c.SZ.N CONGfA15: TURJOUTFO I I IMPROVP THE , WN I IN 115 NW ' - ... R4-moLJ A 74 — ti ' ____ i.• 260'- ___ ZOONIES by Craig Legg.t 76- struction of a cover for two sludge beds Among those Inflationary factors in the fiscal year," he said. when the project is started to be sure funding Is sufficient, —While no change Isneceuary in the refuse fees at this time, Knowles points totalling p48,500. Funds for these projects could come from the utility trust fund. - From r enewal and replacement budget, Include: - gasoline and diesel fuel computed at $1.75 per gallon as the city's taTuhI wagon price computed for a time period funds should come $21,250 for flow midway in the coming fiscal year, By DAVID M, RAZLER Hsid, Staff Writer Sanford police sealed off a wooded area ma th street Tueadiy afj Lumen and arrested a fll8 on charges of armed robbery, nine minutes after receiving a report ci the crime from a convenience store clerk. D id - Earl. Hamnlett Jr,, 19 of j'ampa,waa arrested atl2:35Pin. in %t* Woods bordered on the west by Rldgewood Avenue and on the south by -2MStreet, a few minutes after an at the.- Shop and Go - I President Si d o Court .'. tunctlon3 that had become accepted but facility will require a review of costs Police — Carter, winding up talks today with King Hussein, says Jordan cannot avoid playing a central role in future Middle East peace talks, Carter told reporters at a state dinner Tuesday night in honor of Hussein their talks had been "much better" than he exLtiMi. lie said the Camp David accord - 'eflViSIOflS Jordan playing a role in the West Bank'' autonomy negotiations. Hussein sounded the same note as he downplayed differences with Carter over the peace negotiations, saying, 'I don't think there are differences — only di!lerences in the approach to solve the problems. We're very happy to be here. "Jordan will indeed play a central role in the realization of the hopes and dreams of all who want peace and stibility and freedom and security in the Middle East" because of Hussein's leadership and Jordan's location, Carter said In toasting Hussein. "It Is true that we may have (hflerences in approach but we respect your dedication to the cause of peace in our part of the world. It's a dedication we share," Ilussein said in response. "We look into the future, with hope, with determination, to conftibuk our full share For the establishment of a just and durable peace in the Middle East which will affect not only those who live there, but future generations there and elsewhere in the world." - - 'Grab Robbery SUSPect. Police said Hamlett was caught carrying a .38 caliber pistol and about $100 taken from the store. A Jacket and hat he is accused of wearing while a1' y found nearby. About 15 Sanford patrolmen and detectives Joined by a abet's deputy, *orked to seal off the area around the store soon after the robbery,repccted at 12: p.nt. After blocking off the railroad tracks 11111110W Uxoih .0 w001115 MW the Rinker Matellbb Corp. P1&flt1 the am around Lakeview cenetery, nth XW — A 10 percent Increased cost factor 13 used in all computations includin g telephone costs which are unsure for Dog Grants Reprieve SAN F'UANCISC(UPI) — By order of the court, the state Legislature and Guy. Edmund G. Brown Jr., Sido the mutt won a reprieve froni the death sentence pronounced by her late nastress out of kindness. Richard Avanzino, the SPCA director who vowed to go to prison rather than allow Sido's death, stood outside the courthouse Tuesday with 3,000 petitions of support from people across the country and said he was "elated." "This Is a great day for Sido and all of us who love her," he said, beanilog. To show her appreciation, the 10.) ear. old colli e-sheltie showed up on the courthouse steps, wagging her tail and licking Avanzino's hand, Sido had lived for eight years with Mary Murphy, a widow. Mrs. Murphy the months ahead. left instructions in her will that upon her death Sid(,, rather than suffer frouii meters at lift stations and three pumps. about April 1, 1981. "This would equate — Materials used by the city are loneliness, was to be put to sleep. Mrs. - The utility budget at $1,918,070 is to the commercial pump price being Inflationary targets similar to those Murphy died from an overdose of also balanced, financed entirely from experienced by all contractors and nearly $2 per gallon" he said, sleeping pills last December. user fees. No tax funds will be used in — electricity computed without a rate private household budgets. The Society for the Prevention of this budget. change but with a fuel adjustment — DONNA ESTES Cruelty to Animals, which took custody of the female dog, refused, however, to carry out the woman's wishes and was sued by the will's execu tor. Spurred by an outpouring of public sentiment, California lawmakers quickly Action Reports.......................6A passed a bill to save Sido. Brown signed Around The Clock --------------------4A the law Monday night, hours before 20th streets, police moved through the contents of the cash register, police Calendar ...........................lOB Superior Court Judge Jay Pfotenhauer woods, quickly catching Hamlett. (laifled Ads ....................10-HR began hearing the case — the first of its Say.. The thief fled on foot while Baisden Comics ..............................SB kind in Ca lif orni a. He was taken to the Seminole county Deaths ............................... ZA Justashe was to announce his decision Jail, wheire he was beld ii Ueu of $1111,400 .Ca1Id police. Editorial-----------------------------4A The thief was wearing a green fatigue Tuesday on the fate of te orphaned dog, bond on charges of armed robbery and Florida Jacket and blue hat at the time of the .,.............................5A Pfotenhauer was caUt1' out of the packed use of a weapon while committing a Horoscope ...........................SB courtroom to take robber, police say. The two items of phone call from - Hospital ..............................5A Brown's office, confirming clothing, were found later near the , that the Police say a lone thief entered scene of the arrest. Nation ...............................7A governor had signed Legislation to spare Shop and Go shortly after 1t20 m, Police say Hamlett had Just hit. Ourselves............................lB Sido's life. and pointed a gun at clerk Roice el from Tampa in the Sports..............................SM ttwo SIdo'sfatelstobedecidedby Pets Baisden of 535 B. Warren Ave., days and "was Just wandering Television ...........................SB Unlimited, a' private animal agency (Ord around," adding be Ii not suspected of Weather ............................. IA where Mrs. Murphy originally obtained When Um WUUIafl demanded cask COmmitting any other crimes in the World .................................2A the pet and to which 8he Left the major B8I1de1I hilided over about $100, the cWnty. portion of her estate, Pfotenhauer ruled. Today . - I I. ri ___________ ' -: \ ' ' Twws 1t5E\tXJf .., ell 4OwIdaat.fV IPN fWELCOME 1t*THE FlRS14FWOF _______ . .,- 198142 fiscal year must consider The Downtown Improvement purchase of new garbage packers at a cost of $77,000 each. At that time he with $78,000 from project Is continued year plus $60,000 suggests the commission review the the W19.1%0 fiscal poqlbility of franchising garbage capital budget. added cost shown In the —' POWWOW, GN& , ., ' -. -- P . ' are now considered not to be necessary." Cutting numbers-of employees have been accomplished through attrition - Role - . . - iJ -. BOBBY BR.N1'LEY ... notified by Grahant WASHINGTON UI'h service. . -—Since the city will no longer have to . . set aside $421,000 annually to pay off the -1nx Vu-5 ' : . .''. • i-, . ,, ,•r' city's old bond Issue, those funds can be used for other city needs. The city found r several months ago that it had placed r 7;, enough money in special investment , accounts to make payments on the old bond issue from the orlg1nl capital and the Interest returns as each payment becomes due. -The budgets are computed without " .,jt', using the $380,73o which the city ex)"'"C' •,: 'peels to receive from federal revenue sharing funds In the new year. z,'s --. ;'-.• . - - Personnel costs In the budget are Knowles Is at the current levels. ,.V.s luggestlnga9.S percent cost of living . 734 -7 -'744:.7?3 increase for employees plus a factor to be determined to bring salaries Into a comparative level with other local government& TU 9.5 percent increase would cost $X1,114. Herald Photo by Tom NstuI He Is suggesting these costs be borne troin federal revenue sharing funds.- 'Me chart above Illustrates the drop In the number of city em- The decrease has been accomplished In part through attrition, - The budget calls for a. continuingployees from 301 In 1974 to 1974 to a proposed 273 for 1980 to 1981. Knowles said. reduction In numbers of city employees. The total number of employees requested Is 273. The number on the - Knowles is, suggesting the $60,000 be "While the city will not require any factor of 10 percent. collection In the city. Total budget for rate adjustments this coming year, refuse collection is $0,563. — postage rates computed at 20 cents 0"roU was 301 in fiscal 1974 to 1975. financed from contingency funds, thus next year will see rates adjusted," after Jan. 1, 1981 rather than the - Capital programs for the utility "The reduction has been ac- eliminating need to finance that portion through a banking institatjon. The city operations include three major Knowles said. current 15 cents. "This increases the - coinpilahed," Knowles said, "by showly Knowles pointed out inflation has had city's present costs by one-third for the projects. These area new water supply -- changing service delivery techniques manager warns that delay in the .or atiminatii* and curtailing municipal project and the addition of a parking well, a primary clarifier, and cona direct effect on municipal costs. last three quarters of the 1980 to 1981 byL.onardstajr AV — ' Ha s - - .. udg et -others when they become vacant. TUMBLEWEEDS 0110111 B consolidating some jobs and not filling out that Uie city commission for the .-. .a..niui TOTAL BUDGETED FULL-TIME REGULAR EMPLOYEES BY FISCAL YEAR. -- ^141'Y gIL - •1 flUIfl •II Hussein MY OPEN S I&4aaaJ Carter, THIS is TWENTY MIN(J17'ES. JUST - . heart. Howard's ace set the contract What was remarkable about the defense? Nothing remarkable. Just experts at their best. The club sh i ft at trick two was essen tial. but It was also essential to -keep Schnken out of ' Dealer: North well and led a - -. - FoK opposing the legislation.-None of those objecting were trying 11) get licenses themselves," Brantley said, adding the op. position was based on the constituents feeling it Is unfair to limit competition. The method to be used In issuing the new licenses in 1981, Brantley said Is by lot — by pulling the names of applicants from a hat. Brantley said that 50 percent of the licenses will be issued from all those applying for those 1ii'ncpc The rpniininis fl -- ..--------. --------------percent of the lice nses will be issued, according to lot, among those who have not held licenses in the past. The law does not apply to hotels, motels, and private cluls. The Seminole County Commission and all the city governments In the county with the lone exception of Lake Mary endorsed the legislation to limkt the number of new liquor - over dummy's Jack and now Mi ke cashed thcof dia. monds . . Val- A, Legislation designed to cut the number of liquor licenses which are to be available in Seminole County following the certification of the census In 1981 will be vetoed by Gov. Bob Graham. State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, said today he was notified by the governor Tuesday of Graham's Intent to veto the measure. • The local legislation sponsored by the Seminole County League' of Civic Associations and supported by the Seminole County Legislative dlegatton would have changed the allocation method for liquor licenses locally, State law permits one license to be Issued for each 2,500 residents in the county. The special legislation would have It is anticipated that Seminole's increased population, certified by 1981, will provide for 37 new licenses to be issued locally. The special legislation would have reduced that number to . Brantley said today the governor told him it Is totally against the philosophy of the Graham administration to limit cornpetition. Graham tracked down Brantley in Lake County, where Brantley had a number of speaking engagements TimeAn •,, infnrrn •i. 11 16~ ••' IkIntr i hit intantin said that no such limitation of the free enterprise system become law since he took office nearly two years ago. Although some other counties In Florida have legislation similar to the League of Civic Association's proposal, most was adopted during Graham's predecessor's terms in office. Brantley said he received a number of communications from . herald Staff Writer . - . add Mike• This play clearly told How.: ard to shift and Howard promptly c roduced the deuce ANNIE hi, Riih Th3ut — • The late Howard Schenken; made his normal led of the: sotrru — Ifni ir%r-1 *ifo&nca I imi -:1.. —.11 cild' as your height suggests, Lhat't sometimes rather difficult. &aUILJ . E% FRANK AND ERNEST the past are about to be repaid. The return will exceed your investment, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) second place. The top spot is yours If you truly put out the necessary effort. 4)') i..,. 1)4 . &.1flU,. Air AT BROGE H to your staying power today. Go the full distance ' and don't toss In the towel, even if the going gets tough. Romance, travel, luck, resources, t..I.. % 4U7 Ole diet. If you're dealing with a strong abdominal muscles. Dec. 21) — Set your sights high today. Don't settle for I - gina WIN Evening HeraI CUSPS 481 280)—PrIce 20 Cents i I - GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your luck Is in proportion L"tl ' BUGS BUNNY I Dr. - SAGI[TTARIUS (Nov. for each to Astro.Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Dwell on the positive aspects of whatever faces you today, as opposed to the nega ti ve. Success is yours if your attitude Is right, hiñ11. i11I1 .V(i,,,I -I YOUR BIRTHDAY June 18, 1980 Opportunities pertaining to property or finances could be fat. eiald I I don'tlorgettouseexerciseaf DEAR READER 44 Catches had well as diet. strongly suspect that 46 Crescent DEAR DR. LAMB When 47 Make a a communications problem choice with your doctor. I can't I do strenuous lifting. which 48 believe that he didn't want han d should I use? I had a Guevara you to eat anything at all. I do right hernia repaired two 49 Boat gear not recommend starvation for years ago. I asked my doctor eventiabbr) 52 Military 31 Automotive soanyone on their own. Anyone, this question and he told me branch (abbr) ciety (abbr) who Is starving to lose weight not to worryjiboutit — if i t should be in a hospital - en- snoui'i Dreax, ne wowa repair vironment or very closely it again. I believe .:in -'monitored by a skilled preventing surgery so I Woold - medical team used to dealing like an answer to my questlojl :. with starvation as a means-of I know there's a scar lnst Will it dissolve? I'm 55 yeita weight control. My guess is when he said old. There are two things you stop eating, he meant the same thing that lots of other can do that are practical. people do. He meant for you to First, learn to lift correctly. It cut down. But it will be useful doesn't make so much diffor you to have a diet so I'm ference which hand you use, sending you The Health Letter but you should be using yqir number 4-7, Weight Losing legs -Instead of your back, Diet. Other readers who want That will also help protect this issue can send 75 cents your back muscles and prevent back problems. When with a long, stamped, selfaddressed envelope for it. you do heavy lifting, bend Send your request to me, in your knees and hips to pickup the care of this newspaper, P.O. weight and then Box 1551, Radio City Station, straighten your legs rather than using the other apNew York, NY 10019. proach. If you stick to a sensible The other thing you can do balanced diet like the one I'm sending you and maintain a is to stay lean and maintain steady sensible level of good abdominal muscle Lone. Inca A major contributing factor-to fll1,O1„q.I ..nf R.1 I., .,n,. , weight. Some people have hernias Is abdominal obesity. difficulty because they're not So stay lean and do some very active physically. That exercises such as sit-ups and means they have to do all by let. lifts to help maintain' EMENto—MENE BEENE UMMEII BEEN HEMNEMM I. Enos Boom 0 illONEUNSEEN MOEN III MENNEN mom BEEN I. MEN illagoNMVMM NEONBEEN I It .III HOME ANNE Boom BoomI.iII. HOROSCOPE coming months through relati ves or family contacts, Listen carefully to any oçes1Uonsthsy may ,- too 42 Encircles Fnr Wednesday, June 18, 1980 k MV ate everything in sight. I tried other diets and fads and pills but they either make me sick or Please send - - ful -- LVc!11i1l 72nd Year, No 256.— Wednesday, June 18, 1990--Sanford, Florida 32771 DEAR DR. Lrt•1B— lam4 N footil and l weigh 170 pounds. £ went to a doctor for pills or r something but he said no pills, just stop eating. I did not eat for a week. Then I broke and N oun suffix . diet for me and people like 41 Actress me. I feel good but I'm much Dickinson By BERNICE BEDE OSOL EEK & MEEK Won Help Your Health E;:i!1 53 Mare compact I I Swimming 19 Departed BEETLE BAILEY Starvation :7F 12 Waist - - , Answer to Previous Puzzle i.E 17~ Et' — 40 Cry of by Chic Young TS? 15 SHOPP~ BROWSING ING~1 ~1 JUST BEFORE rr GE I' U �V - - • 'V V2,: 4 - - - • -I Wednesday, June 18, IflO School Board BRIEF ta N hostages until late September but their fate flay be decided by the Iranians in a man referendum. The referendum would decide whether to release the im Ulnlner it up o about what we're going to V Flare at V townships today to ilisperse youths stoning cars and burning shops in South Africa's worst racial riots since 1976. To back up the action, authorities rushed two planeloads of riot police from other regions to help in exchange for donations to raise funds for the members have until Friday to taUy their sale youth of Seminole County. proceeds, but said the total amount wifl be well Proceeds from the two-day effort will go to over $1,000. The sale was part of the Ki*anis Club's develop the 13-acre Kiwanis park at 25Lh Place and Sanford Avenue, between the Church of annual fund drive for GENEVA, Switzerland (UP!) - Habib Chatti, Secretary General of t he Isla mic Conference, arrived Bril liant Colored 31, POT area youth. - 1IIrPPI!\ : SINGAPORE (UP!) - More than 100 Vietnamese rescued from the South China Sea are due to ships within the 48 hours, a United V : - LE59 Arts - I Watering Cans '- - - who are making millions of dollars passing of I inferior watches, lighters and other luxury accessories bearing . . . V any profession. thoughtfulness, understanding, and personal concern. W. L. Gramkow believes these qualities, and they make his service especially comforting to every family. . V .4(1 ,VIV• .tVIVIU . - V s. • I . - keeping residents In northern states reaching for sweaters while the South and Southwest roiled up their shirtsleeves. An unseasonable cold front stretched Tuesday from we - el A RT IRPO Mississippi Valley eastward to the Atlantic. Nigil peratures in the Great Lakes Region hovered In the 40's while g DAILY HRS. 203S HWY. 17-92 IL T~VIHONE 322 3213 . JAM L. GRAMKOW the Gulf Coast States basked in the 70s. Albuquerque, N.M., marked Its second day in a row of record heat as the mercury shot up to 101 degrees Tuesday, breaking a high of 100 degrees set In 1974. 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V numerous Bogus Cartier goods can be had countries, including Italy where police raided a counterfeit Cartier leather goods factory Tuesday and confiscated about $1.3 million worth of coats and wallets. - WEATHER Qualityt Reg.- $4.98 "S . - Plus fed. tax from 1.2 to 2.46 eachttr. 2 Gal. with Sprinkler V Super *'-c"S W. L. Gramkow LFD Ii I V ( - - Tire size Price' '{VL :, ( (". V PARIS (UP!) - Cartier, the rich man's jewelers, has declared war on the forgers and ripoff merchants V t_5 :' / Cartier To Fight Forgers - I . __•u-_JII________.___, V $94 $103 $107 $120 full 4-ply polyester pa.senger tire. Blackwell. I next arrive in two ,g/ - Nations official said today. The official said 20 refugees will arrive Thursday on the American ship Long Aries. The vessel was on its way to Singapore from Japan when It rescued the refugees. The official said the anot he r 101 refugees are expected to arrive Friday a board the Norwegian ship Long $67 $31 $67 $71 $84 Size A78.1:1°Th. 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The three men make up the special committee o Afghanistan created by the Islamic Conference. •'• BEGONIAS About 30 Sunrise Kiwanis Club members the Nazarene and the Sanford Airport. went all out this weekend to offer peanuts Club president Buddy Williams said club Afghan.Talks Proposed } ti REX Peanut Day. Helps Kiwanis Park quell the violance as it entered its second day. 11 :: ____ -- s! steel bells. Whitewall. area. persons V2 radial ply body with 2 . X. "'t from . - 'V n S radial has a 2 polyester e,. . 1.# W" t& g the one wasn't funded, - growth the Port of Sanford, about itself Due the tax rolls entirely. 116,666 in county tax revenues will be available The board will meet at p.m. at its office at tobe spent elsewhere ln the l980ll fiscal year. the por t of Sanford. Port Administrator Dennis Dolgner said he Dolgner said a household goods distributor will tell the port authority board this afternoon who is considering having the port build a it will need about one-third 200,000squarefootwarehouseattheport has proximate $50,000 per year county subsidy has drawn in the past three years. 'Ihe warehouse would employ about 200 It is the port's goal, Dolgner said, to remove ' from the local • paper said Iran's parliament, or Mejiis, will be involved in the "internal affairs until some time in late September," when the hostage question may be debated. The Wednesday, June ii, 1So-3A ; CIOseclutl 33% off. stee1 belted ra'dia'Is. Port Lowers Drain On Countv hostages, now in their 228tfi day of captivity, or put them on trial, the Donaye newspaper said Tuesday. V Evening Herald, Sanford,Ft. members. "I do a lot of my own typ(ng at home," MN.reservations for school board the position was approved snd Telson said "but I Mrs. Telson will report on Gov. gob School board members currently do not Graham's State Purchasing* AdvWry Cohncl~ _ .% -bave s=etairlal services. - ; :". which inet recently Mrs. Telson explained the bwrd had a as chaii'man of the sub-conunittee on the~jt4te secretary at one time, but the position evolved contract stem. into funded prat Withouti" ;;*.rcent sales tax, Mrs Telson undhe superintendent's budget. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - An Iranian newspaper says parliament might not discuss the 53 American CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UPI) - Police armed with 'shoot to kill." orders charged Into mulatto V i Member Pat Telson will tell the board tonight Mrs. Telson said she will also ask tonight The board will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the why the board has not ~ired a secretary, school board office, 1211 hiellonville Ave., despite the position having been budgeted 1,c Sanford: '9 ' last year. Iran Parliament May Way l;'Hoifage- Issue 4. To September Riots school would V V Herald Staff Writer have cost VW,000 to es& Legislation now being discussed to remove Under the proposed the 4 percent sales tax for capital im- would not pay sales tax provements; made by local governments could of which are passed school save the school board a great deal of money in. county governments ti ' !i the future Seminole Count School Board make capi l im provem ovement.s ents. handle appointments and make travel WORLD V said, the new Lake Mary high • Backs Member By DIANE PETRYK South Africa Bu lding Tax Cuts !!! c !! 7 : V 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL with V V Two great ways V • s I ni iaip ' COTE SNOWaCOTE NOW OVIEDO 365•5511 ORLANDO 84941780. OVIEDO 365-5511 V - . it ORLANDO - 849.0780 - V enney Sanford Plan Hwy. 17.9l and State St. Open 11a.m. 109p.m. Mon..Sat. 0psn12x31105s31kmday V V V - . VVVVV V V V �S . -. .- '- - - - - - -. - - - - _. t + 7 •, - - r .. ( * ; -- . - - - - + - S Evening Herald % . Around Somebody tcxd the . 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30SM2-2611 or 831.9M Wednesday, June le, 11"0-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher - "j used Week, 90 Months, $27.00; Year, ce nt.j; Month , $3.90; 6 Months Month, $.oO. ' - - . I + Th Cl k .+ . "Nothing ever happened - . rtel controlling commodity, any sign o: a falling-out among in the disunity evident at , the OPEC meeting AI I 1WNK ITSI4OULIP MAKE TO ii POESPI'T SEEM U WAIT UNTiL FALLTO FIMP OUT... ' . (' POWN TO THREE CANVIPATES, ACM-5 KNOW, FOR Former President Gerald Ford Is an a and the United Arab - a. , - o 0 ^ liii- C3 30 -iI I ' - '"BUT THATV YEAH, " -' -- , HO "__- + - - _____ I ell0 ^-, - ) -11, I ~ advisors . to deepwayssinceholdlngofflce.Onthebulsof his memairs and also recent lionversations energy market. Even discounting the temporary with him, I conclude that Kissinger - lit effects of recession, the inexorable upward curve contrast to Cyrus Vance -is no longer a part Of the Eastern liberal establishment. His in petroleum demand has been tempered. Europe There are significant forces at play in the world Philadelphia. can and "I Like " The first such in those communities between mid-1976 and positive manner. te 19q8, almost 8,000 were convicted -an This is where ex traordinary conviction The key to the success cru. - for anyone Any presidential candidate who adopts Oils C. Smith . . Besides sounding both forceful anti progressive, Atkins' offering has the a& vantage of ha;ing been recycled from thie INO campaign. Thus it blends right In with the conservation principles so important today IaJIrw iU t UI • hui . WIUb UU UJO ~ : . *-.`. * ~,:.X.*:-, %`%%:-:,, . .",." ~ ,.-* ,.i .*~ i i,. " ," ii Inxplred by his example, I delved into th - .jL - guess, being' mom.nts.' - 11,98 bw flithy -- rich gwd to MO 811A I DOES have Its - - - campaign headquarters oly big date Cnia carried on June 3 * -On the eve of. crudal 1ori4a voti, an Included 114 mW'on to Cincinnati for C00 el)operaUveIntllMtatewu ve o1ift Mndepot1nLoasttoçing mall, 4 FM/AM PORTABLE . .. . . . . . . . Take It .v.rywh.r. all summer. Carry thong. 3/. xS It * 1/, . a0 __!~.' - . r., ~M: 4W I . + SUET I ,: __________ - - : Re ular '' ___________ I: PRUNES C 2 14 Suni.rel 79 0 * - I 1IrrFI) . Limit 2 1hrU IIt(INES I.e. $2.3 Solid g 016 June 21. 19W Wit hout c oupon s' --- ' '.rynatnclu i~ . . . t / - ' ( •. 69 I --- 'SLUI 11W 11 Asst / WHITE CLOUD jll((r I ,,., - WU - . - r____ 61~ , ___~A . CYSt . PRICE - PAST JUNE 8th - Ze , ___________ : : : thru June 21, IM ________________ I : .,- I BOOK MATCHES \. .4p, ,%~, 0 s---4/$l :1I 1 r, . 1. " , .1 . Limit 4 thru June 21, 11,410 W-1houl coupo,i 39, ,a,It— i I °' . 1=1=1111111 + .; =71-1 11,I.- I TrT.r-=. 99 1 LI : I ROACH : DI i II I .:= ,.- E=XmT=E=NwD=EwD -i 1 I - I :: 89 _,mit1thry i : June 21, 1980 *'OutCO4jponhI 2 ______________________________ ........................................................ and we will continue to k*tp these prices of out April loth level as long as possible EARLIER ANNOUNCED I '!l 41[{'l'lJ.l 11 On April 10th w, look two big inflation- fighting steps. We CUT FitCh 70% on Wolgreen-monulactur.d yltamins, drugs and toiletries. Thin we (rose th.s. reduced prices This DOUBLE MONEYSAVING program has been .it.nded on most products DEADLINE 1905 141tuo . a 1. sprayer I oil REG. ii:.s an -.5, S . SPONGIS Picnic chest ice sub- I '°'" 6NYLONGI 1 Limit ft ove"U"d %ft6V4 O"loplicallonwul C;:. . FAVORITE gar&bn . Without coupon $I 84 I 50"PACK hudson I REG. $8.49 Ilormilet. capp"Mded to j 1o . a. TIRMITI KILLIR . Is - " ,,-- (P" ..-..--.- . 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Woodrow Wilson's "He Kept Us ou t of War" simply is converted to "He Kent Us out of the Olympics" ' • WXII[rl 714 4: 9-1-111 I- V_ i o [A I g N lt - l~ i 1 M4L ,i ift V - -+ DIVILOPED A PRIUM - I - flO an OIUt14I uphxtmnent doCwflent. a e ng- en. been premed into poUUW savice. JUDGING GED: nother of Jimmy Carter's Doenhrwes for afederd judgeship is A . 79 flj:11 4:11-1-11 1 F'l • --' PaAYEI / . OUR LOW ,ot.CtouryardandQId3fl from I darnagin insects end plant dissass And hefe,s an exirso(dinary vlilue on Hudson Favorite j'ii - . - . ' I \,.. - PRICE' pieta ograo: Spraying helps ' tI .. S - 611,11f 0111C 6fl09 LiZ - - • ,"-p-3.27. - LI'1l1LI(1'111. _____ ' - ~i $ - - liii pumup- An extra-long hose FACTORY spray at) parts of your plants... YOUR C1IAM PADS • - CORTAID WJRSWG 11111111111111PAXATIIIIIIIIIIII IN henorrhodoItissge. ondroihas. ond pre$ect.on 34 ounce. ROLAIDSANTACIDTABS 1.29 % -- I' NO tMI1 COUPON htu 6 7780 ____________________ shampoo.r. 7ouncu+ fec.. 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SCOPE ThrV 21 0 times the '' ii " I 'A TOOTHPASTE * ;* - imPedthiefoNtow4retw elathau. * naval bue at Guntanarno -- rou&wy LOOSE UPS? Bemoaning the "g" ONLY Conv2nl"t 2-gal. size 1041 f most &obs NOW-60CISHYPti0d,Plus + - -- SALE PRICES WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY. FRIDAY - $ATURDAY . Ow 10910. lock eiiliverlised item is required + - to be read.Jy oyodále to. Sate at or below the .E,.h,sd COupOn Any others ate out svo.ydqp low pro a, au 0VOL Wo"s specilKelly otherwise neleid $off* ___ 5 d (i.e A AMtflod 5 *x% w) II 0as - r ,or pr kes WOW R)oy vwv reserved i. h..s .nes - - 1 ___________________________ REG.$11 4." I I Your Air Conditioner Turned Up to 781 10 W" ftIL 81ch 1011111111111 Ilitrichn Yoogdown-Warren areL . Dual labor lawyer whon pohUCIIII Mo- Parkers - Of r the prefs, ' Rep. *Ito r normally take at least a year to prOL Soinelinies the White House gravy ladlers nectione in both Parties should have aanired Lagomaraino li-C alif remarked a -A modh befom ft NOW yod Pi=", *at too fa,. TW Uniouncle[ned of a $9 him Mooth sailiq ftW* ft = &=ft secret inWOW odu , b" .nq briefing we bw InVited ct 'Iflt ' Dayton for highway World War LI UkIad hive toda uper iviibllEt,r R t Murdoth to hath *t the provernents, for example, turned out to be What has hung up his nomination - ,sd the 1l1 algi* stin Koing on!" + DINT PEPSI - 0 arW1 to New Hampshire on Feb. IS vM abwk SDMe dif 110 cams wochn Ilicknowlefted to JUD A . - -Forthe incumbent president, "Keep Cool with Coolidge" could be retooled as "Kee - nommot that a IoW hlAorical site had PIPII COLA, I I a ,. . . I :.1"'j __________________________________________ Senate on ft strength of the slogan "He Ca Do More for Massachusetts." In seeking White House, however, events abroad havr worked to his poli tical detriment. So he takes the old slogan out of mothballs and moder nizell it to "He Can Do More for Afghanistan., flOtiltsd ROblo, telephone, instead cf doing the Cen*is work of we $1112,1111M community block grant, Ures they were paid to do. People on ft remaji imrnr youth recreation grants and an Pa)TcU re also asked to work In the - '. _ Mount i - ....1 1 1.1 14:117 717,7M 1: ' I - lid M a I Quality you can trust of Woigreens savings prices. . Fred WillIarns, Longwood H*Ien Larson, Orange City Olin B. Watson, Otrangit City Cynthia A. Sw*at and baby girl, archives to we if there might be othe discarded slopns that could be salvaged. how these grab you: . Rep. Thos spetiding power of the White Hom po blatantly. Hwe's just part of the reewd., . InS 'T i I .,1 A I / /' II II1I1L__._ L "A A" t Pamela Blake, Casselberry is employees were put to - Ti I I I GEN'ERICS - 1111111111111 - Albert Waters, Deltona - organized da ' 3 practice. In fact, Carter alidu openly bmW had %deral giracts rained down on Mo Iiha to a Wtshingtw Post repwW bow they I " 't .L Ruby Young, Allarnont* Springs Iva D. Watson, Mary Bonnie Buhk, DeLand . - • pimary stateis atsiblish a mpld= yatWm . - . , I Dewey V Barbre Lake Mary Geneva - While political motives for federal grants am cdent a0d timing of ' ). - i l I r± ~ TRUST IN OUR 2 r I I Lucillo R. Korce, Deltona Mildrilid Syplm Deltons Vema R. Wagner, Dellona Julie A. Cross. Enterprise - used the pantm.1 • . - Josoph E. Zavortny it will, I'm sure, go far. funds the community already had. "They made some of his influential backers a little misrepresented the facts," a county official uneasy - is a. controversial Los Angeles told my associate Peter Grant. Police Department report that raises Footnote Justice Departmento(flclalaalso questions about his possible ties to war ned the White House that it illegal to crime figures. prom1sejoba In excngeforpolilicalsupport . Upk. . -, * to utilize federal workm in politlesil by, im Angeles Police Chief DMI Gat*& But the c2mpalgnL Yet the Wring for the 19M censu Illinois, Now Hampabire, Mainq, who enthusiasticalI DUPPOr 1 was highly political, with first crack at achusetts and WbcnsIn at primary InhudV& appointrinnt to the bench;up with grant-making authority to The lawyer's + - 1, Al Virelnia Middleton ChrIstIne - S Walker Saldee C. Williams - Wi'* n use ftt aut1wity to affwt ft nomLuUw or election of a caniftte.11 L -s- lZI11111111111111111 . Daisy M. Jones Ruby J. McDonald in " V449 4"" i Roshm A. Byrd LhWa Carroll I BERRY'S WORLD . A Sandra M. Hodiwalker Lanl IPtI Van and baby girl number so the Identity of the writer may be WASHINGTON-Ten months ago, White House, Three days later, Murdoch's the state, endorsed departing White House Counsel Robert paper, third largest I.ãpshutz left bel1md a clear warning to Carter. And six days after that, a MurdochJimmy Carter and his political advisers. ,,It owned Australian airline got a $0 million, is a crime," he wrote In a confidential m3mo, low-interest loan from t he Export-Import ____ . A I. C rter ~ ~~Sw __________________________ .L.r= ve or 0 322.7953 416D + DISCHAROES I I SANFORD STE Sanford: Melvin L. Kelly - O 4~~~~~~ ~' FREE SET-UPI S - John A. Feather Jewell S. Meeks Wanda B. Pop* Ralph Senn [Alters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, If possible, a telephone + 1100 FRINCH AV. FREE DELIVERY! ford, a baby boy Ellen Fitzgerald Jarn** P. Holtzclaw 4ornar Jones, Jr. this year, that slogan articulates the dynamic, negativism that America needs at the junc-~ - '. USE STERCHI'S CREDIT WITH A I BIRTHS James and Wanda Pope 5 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Glady an J. Paisfreau ? Robert L. Klnrd Louis T. Kosky William D. Leahy ' • II "IAt's Stop the Country from Moving targeted against habitual criminals Iriclude Identify those. people responsible for a aides ought to bury the hatchet with him, have a publicized breakfult and visibly New Orleans, Detroit, Salt lake City, disproportionate number of serious crimes In Houston, Indianapolis, Dallas, Kamm City, our community, give them special attention nsult him. St. Louis, Memphis, San Francisco, Chicago, and incapacitate them for the longest period 5tak in 10 are too high to fool De nver, Miami, Los Angeles, New York and of time we can." around with this one much longer. I I and the local residents' at- -- Again." Better than any rallying cry I have heard apiece before being arrested. S A LE Comes In -This Is In • S HOSPITAL NOTES time. One Rand Corporation analysis found that + IA 1111 VA ugees HOSPITAL JUN! 17 - + '. I See Thursday Ad For Our Gigantic Old Fashion Prices. A Free Gift Will Be Geraldine Page It depicts a '4 - - lure. + small Florida town bypassed by a major interstate high way ___________________________________________ Although he now resides in Ro*mont, Pa., to manipulate the criminal justice system to Atkins still likes to kep a finger on the their advanla. by dealing Lth different. naUon's political pu1ae.Hus latest canipa1i proeéiitt*1' t 'each stage Of their case, analysis, which he kindly passed along, fill% "shopping" for lenient judges and striking deals to minimize or even eliminate prison the watch word void, admirably. Atkins Major cities with criminal justice programs U. Neely, in charge of the special unit. "We be secretary of state. But Reagan and his former.- -- Given To Everyone That around that seem a - - The prosecution is not allowing career criminals special prosecutorial 10 latest refugees pushed the total since thesealift began April 21 to 114,003. The arrivals Tuesday were not unexpected, but came just after the sealift's first scoreless day Monday: when no refugees put into the docks at Key West. - Concentration on career criminals also produces truly Impress because essive ye results r repeated sties ha ve shown it 'The actiont the $20 million movie directed by John Schlesinger that stars KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) - Three small boati li refugee stragglers arrived Tuesday i Atkins - . A I a s • 11 . know if I'd ive to carrying comes in. of targeted operation dates back to early IM, when the district attorney's office In the Bronx, New York established a Major Offense Bureau consequences that Inevitably flowed from our problems - ore . Of slightly more than 8,500 defendants call for sacrifice and curtailment. It Is dlf-_.,, identified and prosecuted as career criminals ficult to sloganize retrenchment in a peppy, - -. ur' disaster. I have been ' I me . - 0 Fashion Bargai - s ' omething " P see anything like this. It's state officials stepped in Tuesday and Lerro's license pending the outcome of an investigation b the Department of Profesàl Regulations Into the accident in which 35 persons were killed in the nation's third worst bridge see why the current contest has produced inflation and energy - JI "1 suspended no zingers comparable to 'IlAnd aJob with ! Landon or Why Not the Best. - resembling an energy policy is finally emerging Vietnamese defeat. The Major Violator Unit here consists of six The New York City Experiment was so from years of fitful debate in Congress. * Kissinger, however, has his problems at the successful that it becarne a model for the senior deputy district attorneys, a research Our dependence on OPEC oil is stifl great analyst and three clerical personnel who Career Criminal Program funded by the internecirie level on the Reagan staff, most enough to be our overriding energy problem, a notably with Richard V. Allen, one of Justice Department's Law Enforcement follow the cases of repeat robbery and serious drain on our economy and a threat to burglary offenders from arrest through final Assistance Administration in scom of cities Reagan's most . talented advisors. : .peace. But the progress made so far in curbing adjudication In the courtL ftoughout the country. But today, In the summer of 1W aU that that dependence should encourage ur efforts. A Since the LEAA programi was launched In ht to be ancient history. Kiss4er is not They maintain regular liaison with law year ago imported o was meeti percent of 1975, 46 cities have received more than $20 enforcement officials assigned to their cases indispe the bi man, but he is a major our requirements. Today the figure is 37 percent. talent within the Republican P".KWdW million in federal funds to establish similar attend bail hearings, keep in contact with It eqn go significantly lower. To the extent that it has the international standim which would progirams. Local funds are toed exclusively witnesses and personally prepare for all court does, the less well have to worry about what shore up the foreign policy aspect of the In to 30 other cities, while California and proceedings. OPEC does or doesn't decide to do. New York have statewide programs. "Our goals are very simple," say3RIchard Reagan campaign. Kissinger does not have to a i te conform to space requ rements - Lakeside inn where many of the scenes will be shot. Brie. Once we examine the situation closely we : 49 criminals were responsible for more than 10,5W Crimes. Another Rand stully, of in. =tea in California's state prisons, Indicated defection Is emotional and profound. He was badly burned by the establishment's failure of devote4 exclusively to identification and that the most active 8 percent of all prisoners had committed more than 66 crimes per year nerve in Vietum, and traumatized by the prosecu will respect the want their names lso reser s the na weeks - - - e RobertTerrell,aveteran employee of the venerable TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - Deputy harbor pilot John 1,erro had planned to board a vessel today to guide It through the tricky channels of Tampa Bay, his first trip along the bay since May 9 when the freighter to the Sunshine Skyway It could well be that octane campai'gn slogan is the reason for your I dedicated to eliminating Itevolving door offenders are responsible for crime3far out of justice" that too often placed crkninab back Proportion to the number of criminals in. on the street after aquick whirl through the 1 court's and the prisons. done. Kissinger, moreover, has changed in Please Writ e :• e .. Old -. 6 Suspended pecanoe and Tyler, Too, "Fifty-four Forty or Figh t," "Two Chicke ns in Every Pot," 'All Small cities include Columbus, Ohio; Portsmouth, Va.; Baton Rouge, La.; Clearwater, Fla.; Eugene, Ore,; Springfield, Mass.;' New Haven, Conn.; Austin, Texas, and J acksonvill e, Fla. bolting percent . "I came through to,~n last movie. s . + be the -- . - hat have been no stirring catch lines to the blood in the fashion of "P the W&y with LBJ" - ng w ith t I ms. Control Crime .75) (9 three-to-one. There quicken - percent erc . . - changing it," he said. "That's gonna be hardware store has a difhe said. "It's U "Nothing like this has evéi ferent name, the dni store sure not 'going to be quiet been to Moun t Dora said has a di fferent name. I can around here." next three voters. Registered Democrats outnumber Republicans biggest weak spots In the campaign. Nobody i has been able to capture with a few choice : : words the spirit of the times. NA.P4.1116 . cm less than 10 shake hands with Jim Atkins. H has - -, ErrA e-) r) 14VLME FFRMw #w ROBERT WALTERS. - along Although 1 development remains virtually frozen in America, something 1 9800 Carter.. Anderson would draw 15.45 percent of the GOP _____ - a and Japan are mounting major nuclear power : : lines and vote for Reagan. Slightly over 1 of 10(10.69) percent would vote for Anderson. . But6out of 10 Republicans(61.79) percent said they ,I prosecutors production. ? I ,;--_%Ja Recently, Mr. Ford held a press conference at the American Booksellers' convention in Chicago. I had the opportunity to ask him about the Reagan-Kissinger answered very emphatically. Kissinger, he the more drastic step of cutting back on (43.71) percent said they would vote for Carta while Up to now, slopneering has been one of the has repeatedly praised Kissinger. Ford 4 - . Terrell said having the 200. whL'n the makers of "libnky + only 4 out of 10 WASHINGTON (UPI) - If there is : sqmethlng about this year's presidential race tha( leaves you feeling vaguely unfulfilled, : .. ,. Kissinger's name was a conspicuous omission from the list of Reagan made publi c last-month . questioned, TERCHI'S\...u.u.UI.STERCHl'S u. II0""`< - Townspeople watched plus moie people around i Tonk.Freeway" stage a-huge eagerly Tuesday as scores Of giving the local residents a lot parade a nd the local actors, technicans, stuntmerr, to talk about. residents chance to be in the the ?ndx Es into movie e for the state to Reagan. with J . __/_ 0- -;7_••._ 1111 . In ~.) iv iv _r "' 0 . LL JUST charged with II - Tuesda y. In ndicated Carter 1S not overly-popular in toS CI own Democratic Party. If the nresjdentjàl presidential election were held today, ft " dicated the combination of a cross-over vote plus the 0 Us d -1 matter. Ford verified. Ile Evening Iferald wishes of writers who do not In print. The Evening Herald right 0 C era 0 elim gait i more popular with Florida Democrats than President Jimmy Carter is with Republicans, to a L public opinion survey taken earlier this r Among Democrats Kissinger appears to be shaping up as one of the outstanding Issues between the two men. That choice is the joker in the deck, a árd which cannot be played as long as the demand for oil by the importing nations remains as high or higher than OPEC's production levels. Sheik Ah- I - - STERCHl'S rnny of the said he's this week But like e have been thinking of that wild card when he warned the exporters that a worldwide oil glut by SAN DIEGO (NEA) __ Law enforcement next fall could undermine the ability of OPEC to said, was the American statesman most -officials here recount with special satLfac. sustain its $32 a barrel price. Uon the sap of two men ' arristed several .mpected not only by our allies but by other ago years and more than ) nations as well. The approach of such a glut should be evident to Kissinger, in their eyes, counts of robbery. represented a steady and consistent foreign OPEC members even if it does not dissuade them from raising prices. Fuel inventories are sky-high policy. Kissinger has the stature. Both suspects, familiar with the notoriously about what Inefficient criminal justice system, expected in the United States and other industrial counFord declined to speculate quick release on low bail, followed by a plea tries. During the four weeks ending June 6, U.S. relationship, If any, Kissin ger might have bargaining negotiations, pro forma con. either to the Reagan campaign or to a Reagan imports of crude oil and refined products were presidency. But believe t a inference running 20 percent below the levels of a year ago. But when they sought to enter guilty pfeas The gathering recesslori Ifi Wegtieem eoriomios to conclude that F"d's enthusiam for the gn depend odrasticall y reduced charges, the can be expected to reduce demand for fuel to an campai alreadysomething ou t with Kissinger. wouldn't bargain with them. even greater extent than what has , 114 What's the problem? defendant took a dwee, went to trial, was resulted f rom conservation measures rigger In 1976, t he Reagan forces made Kissinger convicted of all major charges and sentenced by raising prices - Um then secre(ry of state under Ford life In prison 'The OPEC ministers still hope to "unity" their with detente. political target, The other defendant pleaded guflty to all prices at their next meeting in September. Tlie By the time of the Republican convention in a jor.ChaIU the only deal m Kansas City, Kissinger had practically been ministers who are the most hawkish on prices ostracized by his own party. His appearances Prosecutor would accept -and drew a senma hope to unify them at even higher level than tence of 14 years in prison. Kemper ef nd . the present range, which goes from the Saudi's $28 functory. Ford was ioru to swallow an antiBoth men had been identified as career a7 a t the t upto$ T dOs o in thee face oa ff g Kissinger platform plank. criminal s Diego' s Violator Unit, demand would be difficult -unless OPEC takes In retrospect, all of this was surely Over- . - _________________ a waterskling townsfolk, Terrell waiting for later nestled in central Florida's importing lake country "Honky Tonk elephant Freeway" will do.. * .0, N1k ____ S bring back lost hardly recogne ft." tempts t It's riot "Gone With the business by such stunts as Wind" but for this Little town painting city pink and - / Movie Excited About MoUNTDOR&F.Wp - S ., , , portant part of the Republican equation this year. Though he did not have the political clout to seize the niornination from Ronald Reagan, he represents an important grouping within the Republican Party. Moreover, his reputation is on the rise. No one Is this country dislikes Gerald Ford. His handling of the economy and his stea affairs command respect. . The Republicans, need the active par ticipation of Ford in the campaign this year. , Mr Reagan's attitude toward Henry higher prices as long as we choose to send abroad for tankers full, of oil. . .. - . ,. To Reagan still more dollars out of our pockets. The $2 price Increase is expected to add two to three cents to the price of a gallon of gasoline in the United States and have a corresponding effect on utility bills and all other prices sensitive to the cost of fuel. We have no choice but to pay the . A WedM%day,ne IS, lflO-5A Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Mount Dora Residents Poll: Reagan Attracting ore 'C rossover' Voters - + N0 - Slogans SAKE - the S HEAVEN'S - - IL()Ruui.k : 4 DICK WEST . . / NOW TPAT fl'6' SOILED Important - . - IN BRIEF - ETTLEP RIGHT MOW... SO WE -- Kissinger I in Emirates refused to go along, at least for now, with a new "benchmark" price of $32 a barrel for oil $2 higher than the previous price. This is music to Western ears, but the fact remains that the other I I exporters are determined to squeeze . II : Storm's car is four months old. But about the plastic and chrome, Strm salu "Sandra tends to exagger'a little. + . . . oil is such a straw. 1 But it is grasping only at a straw to take comfort . I chrome unanimous agreement ____ __ .. - : strewn down the road saw plastic and and an ambulance driver She stopped forajnfle. don't hold up these just cars new said"thone - l'ter. On his way to the courthouse for that meeting, . to him until he go Into pubilcaafety,"Commlioner Bob French JEFFREY HART news. The failure of the Organizations of I - Sturm's car was "ne Midway fkejlation--ould be considerably " members of the cartel takes on the luster of good . S released . + . : I VV Algiers. True, Saudi . . I barely audible. This news delighted Commission Chairman Bill Kircithoff, who said it meant his special ByDIANEPETRYK Its Own Throat vital .- . 1 . . - that had, he said, run to race cars," he said. "Flew pline was t - OPEC Cuffing + ended_ "But ' . hit by Commissioner Bob a stop sign at another car Now Kaiser's getting around only with the help Park and French Avenues. Although Sturm's 61 a cam. was I before taking himself to the hospital. courthouse and for Commissioner Sandra it was a working day. But she said shie got so hot Mrs. Glenn, who passied. by the .scene courthouse Said it caused her to get a cold. Tuesday her voice was accident Never a scratch. ___________ . - said. and soloed when Iwas 16. I also used to sky-dive. 5 . . r ctais Director Gary Kaiser got a weed-eater for Father's Day. The trouble was, it tried to eat of his big toes. i - Home Delivery: 13th has offi . . .+ ____ - T HOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor WES , Advertising Director - , . -- + picas in %Wn* owes . ISIS J41= 11 11i . 4 'a I *ALO1N CQ �1 4. 7-:: - f' % -1 - , . r- p-. - .. ( I.. - -, -. . - ".Wu.' -. ' j .. ,.- .-. - - ... . - - - - - '---- - - • -- .4,, - ,• - . • --- _•-.-, ..4- '.- •'--.-II'--- -- 4- ,:, -. - - '- - - - - -- -__•e__.,_ .• -•.,••- - - - - - • - . -. - • - •- p- -. -- • - . - • • . • •• - • -- - -• - - - - Wednesday,Jui1$,1No A-EvenIngH.rald,Sanford,FI. . 1 1- . MAfld'thI I IU UI V By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A man with four months left to serve at the Seminole County Jail failed to return to the facility Tuesday, after being sent out on a job Interview, deputies announced today. Sheriff's de partment spokesman John Spolakl says deputies are puzzled why Emantl E. Cooper, 24, failed to return to the' Jail after an Interview at the Sanford state employment office. - !N BRIEF . -, '14 . - I - than four months . . WASHINGTON . (UP!) - The way things are going, 1960 may prove tcbe the worst year the housing industry has had since World War Harper's Magazine .. :'' It te rm, Cooper, of 600 E Eighth St. Sanford, was arrested Dec on charges of grand -theft, possession of stolen property, . s.,.,, ,sn....... .....i,... .uivu, - WXJIC. ....... LI VIII ULll VG l, iji ui&Yui WlUIWI d if. - ...... The Sta te At torney's office agreed to drop almost all of p . . . A Longwood woman reported the theft of more Own $2 000 - .. L., •L '. . • • MINNEAPOLIS (UP!) - Harper's Magazine the nation's oldest monthly, will cease to pu1llsh with Its Aiiøttct kiip ,e uuiaufl , - uI,•;,,, vi aria me present recession. The Minneapolis Star and Tribune Co., Harper's parent flrth, Tuesday announced the demise of the respected magazine of literature and current affairs, founded in 10. "Nobody was totally surprised," said editor Lewis H. Upham from the magazine's editorial offices In New York. "It's part of that story of recession and Inflation. Costs go up and revenues go down." Otto A. Stiha, chairman of the board of the MmfleapolisStarandTribuneCo.,sa1dthfi,whjch has owned the magazine since 1965, had tiled without. success to sell Harper's for six months. . -'. - ______ I.ss s - - _______ _____ 1. - - _______ ', 1. ,• • - - - Tom CHAMBER " presents 04,01 Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, for the chamber's 1980 Fireworks Fund. The gift represents earnings from the organization's bingo program, which Is held each Wednesday and Saturday- evening at the chapter '1 "•; Legislators Rap . - -- - . -' 0 - - - " -- - -. - . __ IL --- L_I_ ----- NEW ORLEANS (UP!) -At the height of the FBI's Brilab investigation into organized crime and influence peddling in government, reputed Mafia boss Carlos Marcello reportedly boasted, "We got two, two good big shots, man." His words were prophetic, but in reverse. Marcello, whose mob connections across the United States have confused and frustrated federal agents for decades, and Charles E. Roemer II, who served as power broker for the administration of former Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards, were Indicted Tuesday on 12 counts of racketeering, conspiracy and fraud, A spclal federal grand jury also Indicted Washington consul ta nt I. Irving Davidson and New Orleans at torney Vince Marinello. The 25-page indictment accused the four of con-spiring to "defraud the citizens of Jefferson Parish, the city of New OrleSfis, and the state of LouisIana of their rlghtto thehOneIandfalthfulservjceof thslrelected and appointed officials," namely by trying to Influence the awarding of state Insur ance contracts. - : i 780 of Summer ë - ¼ - - I 40 •. - '. - •.- ' 9 - Ll._._.. _t~* . , ,, II f. . 41.1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - An Increase In homestead tax exemptions and a right to privacy proposal head a list of nine proposed constitutional amendments that will be decided by Florida voters this fall. Other amendments proposed by the 1960 Legislature would set up a state housing agency to make low interestmortgage loans and would give property tax breaks to people Installing solar heating equipment or other renewable energy devices. The amendment increasing homestead exemption from city and county taxes from the present $,000 to $15,000 this year, $20,000 In 1961 and $,000 In IM for those who have lived In Florida five years is the only one of the nine proposals Met will go onto the Sept. 9 primary ballot. The other propositions will be voted on In the November general election. The homestead exemption boost is expected to pese overwhelmingly. But the privacy amendment could run into trouble. It was proposed by the 1978 Cçnstltution Revision Commiasian after torrid debate and veiled warnings that it might be interpreted by the courts to prohibit police searches and let. people smoke marijuana In the privacy of thIr homes. It was rejected by the voters as part of an entire constitutional rewrite so there was no way to determine what the people thought of it or, If they even knew it was In the package. The wording Is simple, adding to the Declaration of Rights which already guarantees freedom of religion, speech and press -this language: "Every natural person has the right to be let alone and free from governmental Intrusion Into his private life except as otherwise provided herein. This section shall not be construed to limit the public's right of access to public records and meetings as provided by law." The sponsors said In these days of high technology, citizens need protection against a superstate. What effect such a law would have would-largely depend on court Interpretations. The housing finance agency might turn out to be the most controversial of the nine propositions. It allowsthestateto.etupahoulLngqencyto.ellbondeto raise money for mortgages, which would be financed through - - - Florida banks. Supporters say potential borne buyers and aevelopers probably could get mortgages through a housing finance agent at about 5 percent less than conventional mortgages. A coinpanlonbill natablialues the agency It the amendment isapproved. -I Rep Torn McPherson, D-Fort Lauderdale, saId it could encourage constnKllon of more apartment buIIdlng for low Income Floridians by making low interest loans available to developers. Other amendments to go on the ballot would: -Permit cities and counties, alter a rfereoaim of the local or voters, to give property tax exemptions to new.bueI' expansions of existing bue'qit' --AliowthelshretoilseIlfyorexam$UvestoCkalda siness's bu stock-In-trade from taxation. finance of statebacked honda t wa the issuance -Allow supply systems. fl 86lth0fhY, no wbsld bystatete for -Pat Into th 11, ' - ' - I I I - -• • -. -- - - L'\L..1L '• V . '. - .• --• -- - • dr - 11 - - -' . ' 4*'-' -'-::' t - t .Y' I .- - MOUTHWASH I - . . 1. your dwmwstat to _. up to 40% on air condltkmlng. bu can save on your electric bills, aixi ave our counriyofl, without really giving up on comfoit. m - ity bills me the high==, is vow opportun. the mcist. 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Trunian, who Leick SCOPE saidasa result of the failure the Strategic Air Command • - NrEj siowq PEOPLETPUSTICKIRD'$FONOUALITYPI$C$IPTION$EVICIØ,P*1,C,,, negan warming up the engines of some of Its B-52 bombers preparing for 1 . a - - . 4 çthat tW thUeaUo1ofthetIt1iofahifllothe legislative joswnslf shall serve as the first of the tines, - readings of hill required by the constitution. A.,~~ - - ' V luconit,uctlonof tax for ràsdmaint state new . Li- ' -__,.-- !oney your house. 1ç, o14, r out ECKERJWS, - ': Get Flo rp mgh, _ _____________ __________ WASHINGTON (UPI) piece of computer hardwarii no bigger than a dime am costing less than 1100 ap patently caused two fala alarms this month that In dicated the Soviet Union had launched missiles against th United States. Pentagon officials Tuesday - ccimu touserevemrnthftthandslithcents of the i • - - - - - But the mountain was said he believed co uld not Mount St. Helens, the date have survived being buried by was May 18, and the note was hundreds of tons of volcanic the last anyone heard from debris. the Pluards. The gran- [Rick said he would issue daughter, Kathleen Richter, death certificates to help and her mother, Linda families collect Social Richter, testified they Security and insurance believed (tie two were dead. benefits. Warnings • 1 _____ -; - - hours." - - . 1 • to mountain. Be back in two Spirit Lake resort owner caused •' For Florida Ballot • yoffs SANFORd PLAZA I fl . . Tiny Part 9 Amendments Set . ruption last week. One of the pieces of vldence the- county -- coroner ---S "" - - - Ilowing its third major o u In another report Tueda, the Commerce Oepartment sa id personal income for all Americans rose a sli gh t 0.1 percent or $3.1 billion in May o a seasonally adjusted 12.07 trillion. May's meager income gain was the result of Increasing la that have brought the nation's unemployment rate to 7.8 percent. The nominal increase wiped out a compara- grandaughter. It said, "Went missing victims, including 18 eruption if volcanic Mount St. Helens ire based on solid evidence md he may begin issui ng rtifi ca tes as soon as next week. The Skamanla County Cornnission has passed an ordiance gi vi ng Coroner Robert .eick authority to issue the LflUSUal docu ments, w hich dolate death In the absence of a ody. Normally, such a declaatlon Is not made for up to even years. The commission also ralved the formality of inIvidual public hear ings in ach case because of the xtraordlnary circumstances, The May 18 ex plosion killed s many as 70 people. It blew p again on May 25 with a Dat t ha t could be heard 100 illes away, then belched kyward last Thursday, ainIng rocks on. nearby )wns. Oregon Gov. Vic AUyeh uesday asked President. arterto declare tijs state a luster area, as was done ariler In Washington and arts of Ida ho, to offset "the nme nse havoc" brought on V the volcano. The mou nta in itself Is connuing a prlod of quiet ac- Reputed Mob Boss Indicted • ---- -ataclysmic May - TALLAHASSEE, M. (UP!) - House Appropriations Chair. man Herb Morgan and Senate President-designate W. D. - Childers are ready to abandon biennial budgets, but no change will be proposed to the Legislature before next year. Childers said while he does not think the Legislature can properly anticipate expenditures two years in advance In times of inflation, he won't ask a special session on taxes, expected to be held In November, to pass law returning to T 1:1 I P_ annual budgets. thi s th The Legislature adopted its first two-year budget for state government operations in 10 years at the 1979 session. In the just-ended 1980 session, It adopted a supplemental appropriatlons bill, primarily because of an unexpected surplus of state tax revenues. Gov, Bob Graham and Senate Ways and Means Chairman Jack Gordo n, D-Miami Beach, said the biennial budget should -be given a to work before it is rejacted- - - - ----- -Childers doesn't quarrel with that statement. "The only way to respond to a changing economy is an an............ nual budget," Childers said. ............................................-.-.i-. • • He' said he will discuss the matter with Graham, Hc*áé I but he has no Speaker.designate Ralph Haben and others, -ptesent plans to try to change the system. 11 S_Il _S it is my opinion it wowam a nceniva f au UUV UI us," he said Monday. F4 ri - cer. Ificates for victims of the megawatt of power this year, with subsequent construction of a 100-megawatt plant in 1986 and a 500megawatt plant by 1969. The bill, which now goes to the Senate, would require the secretary of energy to submit to Congress within nine months a detailed plan for development of . 1' Biennial Budget 5resumptive death development of a test system capable of producing one . . Backed. mld-1990's. Passed by a voice vote, the jill calM for the crash. -• ble decline in April and left pcsonal income recovery will be painfully slow with not much where it was in March.''. perceptible progress in the next few months. David Sta hl, executive vice president of the However, Commerce Secretary Philip National Association of Ilomebuilders, Klutznick was a little more optimistic. predicted housing sta rts for the year will run a bout 1 million "The financial umterpinnings for a the lowest since 1945. recovery of homebuilding are now falling into fie said•the,number of unemployed workers plaèe," he'snld, pointing the rece nt decline in in construction and related industries, already abou t 1.4 million, is likely to climb Id' mortgate rates and the slowdown in inflation. about 1.6 million by year's end. The department said building permits were NAHB economist Michael Surnichras( and authorized at a seasonally adjusted annual other housing specialists said the housing rate of 806,000 in May. This was up 2.2 percent recession should bottom out in the next couple from April, but still 51 percent- below last months. But they, add the industry's years pace. examined Tuesday was a It was the last of three days simple note Merlin and of testimony of friends and Kathleen Pluard left t he ir relatives of 20 of the 45 STEVENSON, Wash. (UP!) The county c&oner says nost of the 20 requests for accelerate Energy Department plans to develop ocean thermal ener gy in the Gulf Coast region and make it Competitive with conventional energy sources by the , -- For Miss ing Around Volcano WASHINGTON (UP!) - Electrical energy pr oduced from m rature te pe differences in the ocean 'may be the new energy wave of the future. The House voted Tuesday au orize $75 m to th illion to V10C1$ John Peters (left), commander of Disabled American Veterans Chapter 30 In Sanford, a check for $100 to Jack Homer, executive manager of the DISABLED VETS AID Ocean Energy Plan - '*'' Death Certificates Coming - J - - - - Howard and Schatt were the only two persons Involved in , worth of jewelry from her car Tuesday, deputies say. - - The thieves forced a glass door to the principal's office to enter the building, then rifled a file cabinet, taking the cash and a $50 clock also In the office, deputies Say. Nothing else was reported missing, they say. TELEVISIONS AND TIRES TAKEN VEHICULAR HOMICIDE CHARGED Thieves broke through the front door of a Sanford tire store A Sanford woman was arrested by sheriff's deputies Friday late Monday or early Tuesday and stole $768 In television sets on charges of vehicular homiclde• and tltes, police say. Antonia Howard 29 of 1016 Locust Ave., was ordered held The burglars used a concrete block to smash open the glass on $2,500 bail, on charges of killing Martha Ann Schatt, 18, of front door of the Firestone Store, 601 W. First St., police say. Forest Ave.. Sanford. In an auto accident last year. Store employees report a set of five tires and four small The head-on collision, on Nov 19, occurred west of Sanford televisions were taken during the burglary, on County Road 46-A. Howard as charged with being drunk at the time of the JEWELRY STOLEN FROM CAR coll ision, and responsible for Schatt's death. p • 1, ',:--- - When he did not report back to the jail, deputies put out a bulletin for the 5-foot-II black male, As of this morning, no trace of Copper had been found. •. --•. LBURGLARID Thieves broke onto the Spring Lake Elementary School's principal's office Monday night or Tuesday morning, taking $200 In cash and a clock, deputies report. / Spolsid says Cooper Is not co nsidered dangerous and was allowed to leave the jail in civilian clothes for tl,e 11 am. ap polntment under the condition he return by 5 p.m. ' ... '.1 Deputies say thieves apparently forced open a vent wüdow to get into the car. agalmt ln charges Cooper return for a guilty plea and the ninemonth sentence early this year. Cooper Was scheduled for unconditional release on Sept. 28. V , Great Depression, Wi lliam O'Connell, executive vice president of U.S. League of Savings Associations, said May's figures mean the country is in "a ver9 serious housing -recession." - New housing starts skidded for the fifth consecutive month in May, failing 11,5 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 920,600, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday. The number of new ho uses started in May was down a whopping 49 percent from a year ago, and the May ra te was the lowest since February 19Th w hen the nation was bogged down in its worst economic disaster since the To Cease Publication FaUmaG.EsertoslS4'HoldernessDrtvé,tolddeputlesthe in her puzse, was taken from her 1968 Ford between a.m. and 4 p.m. as it sat in the parking lot of the Environmental Park off State Road 419. - Wednesday, Jun, II, t.- - I I ,I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Housing Starts Tumble For 5th Month . I .,, - S . . Worst Year Si nce World War - II ? Disappearance Puzzles Police . - ' -- SANFORD: 9S0 State SI, Sanford Plaza LONGWOOD: Hwy. l7. at S.R. 434 434 Center, 949 S.R. 434 CASSELBERRy: Seminole Plaza 1433 Semoran, Blvd. - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS:974WOSIS.R.M444 Altamonte DrW is - - E - - - - - 1 _____ �: - il - , - - . - .. .- .. , •• - -S- ,_ - - - - .' • 't Ms . a :. Arnerkan 1-491 I . . . . I SPORTS I SA-Ev.nlng * Herald, Sanford, FL . . psebaII S. "I t I * . Roberto Rebuffs Cardiology Cla m I. . - r% ' V , jciurg LeQrlUTEI Tar MONTREAL (UPI) - World Boxing Council welterweight as the cardiologist responsible for Duran, I was asked to do the commission and World Boxing Council rules governing medlchallenger Roberto Duran is In "perfect shape," a medical complementary checkups," Gonzales said. "We chose (to do cal examinations before a fight. spedalist says, after two sophisticated cardiology tests the tests) here because it's among the best places In the "This Is a big, big fight and rumors spread like wildfire. By revealed no physical abnormalities in the 29-year-old boxer. world." the end of the day, everyone would know Roberto had been in Duran, who has a 71-1 r ecord as he heads into Friday ni gh t's Bob Arum, pr esident of Top Rank Inc., one of two promoters the hospital and all sorts of speculation would start," Arum title fight against Sugar Ray Leonard, spent two hours at the of the multimillion dollar prize fight, said the first test done by said. Montreal Cardiology Institute Tuesday undergoing tests after the Montreal Athletic Commission was not designed for a Meanwhile, defending champion Leonard, 24, had a light an initial examination proved "inconclusive." highly conditioned athlete and would not reveal what ab- workout, before an estimated 7,000 people In a midtown "It was the most extensive examination and he is in ab normality had shown up. shoing mall complex. solutely perfect shape," said Dr. Guillermo Gonzales, a Officials said Leonard passed the first routine cardiology He worked out on the heavy and speed bags, skipped and specialist flown in from Panama to assist In the second test last week without having to undergo a further shadow-boxed, panlomiming with brother Roger, who also will examination on his fellow countryman. examination, fight In a prelimina ry bout Friday against Canadian Clyde "The electrocardiogram taken last week was not normal and . . GLOVE STORY I- Aruin stressed the second test was taken to comply with Gray at the Olympic Stadi Sanford Youth Baseball Roundup r _1 I of 0e O'YJo'r( 10 c'tP 1 . •I. W i1r Superman G rayson No-Hits Atlani tc . - - PURAN,. Donald Grayson didn't leap catcher Eddie Korgan sailed starting assignment will . /oH,f7tR M2.4'P any buildings in a single a throw into center field as no likely go to Burnett bound Tuesday night. one covered second base. Washington. Y11146 81 7/I'Y/IYCF . He didn't out-muscle any Armstrong scored on a single ADCOCK ro'1R/cW ///' locomotives or out-race any by J. D Paul. oouo CLIM 27 2W! 5W/TCa/ *11K LIONARD locomotives, • • I Hswsrd SHILL 132 But the Superman'-ofthe Graysoñ open ed the third GrsMm Asi H -. •' W#F# HE 17Th'tP7 WIlliams • Ctsris 311 Sanford Little National inning with a monstrous w.s,ii,s,ø 11 ''7 14" IY41P 215 Lawrefice l ie. IS A. , •• League did Just about home run to right center field. cassiler • acx,t.3 CO Of/C/i.' : 312 M.MeqTh4i 155 everything else right as he led Armstrong followed with a '.rnn I 'S II ue,,o,roçyiie., I I: the Ra ilroaders to a 10-0 win double and later scor ed on a K,tCMak$ •• , Mvrply '' • H.m,. 2SS over Atlantic Bank in the Fielder's choice with Paul Cvsf I• WrII 115 1 • . 1U64R ill $tvmpf Koko III opening game of the Sanford picking up t he RBI. 3.. , , TOTALS fEQHARP' 111 4 TOTALS 14 16 3 Little Major League city 11A *)Z-A6ccIi lsfhi Mt I--Il champio ns hip series. RBI singles by Grayson and LSISII , In In the first game of the Paul highlighted the fourth Pee Wee League city inning when the Railroaders ATLANTIC IAILIOADU$ AI P H championship serls, doubled their lead with four BANK All H 4 1 1 Transactions . defending champ Adcock runs. , Baker is MitchellI IS Baseball I I 5 Oraysie Ksrpa (AA) Roofing topped Clem Leonard Atlfl$tTSø5 4 1 2 Chicago (NL) - Placed out. New York (NL) - Assigned Grayson capped the scoring AiMrafl 355 I I I DIISØ I I S • / ' A __ ,,• ' R14Y _ .; • - -. . *,. 1 6, . .? I ' - -. Shell 13-10. with a two-run homer In the Hickman off" -.- . *, , ~ i TWIquColk • _________ . 35 III HOPSIII Both tournaments are bottom of the fifth. Armstrong Atlnwi 2,, : : double-elimination and followed him to the plate and MSttsa 255 CVrtIS i is pitcher George Rileyfrom Wichita to be named later. H•ldsl 28 5 5Y4 1 Si continue tonight at Fort belted a pitch over t he of the American Association. St. Louis Sent pitcher SilviQ, , loft TOTALS IS 55 TOTALS 23 5 S Detroit - Reactivated pitcher Mar[pez to St. Petersburg (A) foç. Mellon Park, Adcock Roofing fMdfence,butwaicalledout Dan Schatieder and optioned five days under the medical, "I No.and Clem Leonard Shell for stepping out of the batter's Railroaders 2.2 423.15 pitch.! Dave Tobik to Evansville rehabilitation provision. square off at 6 p.m, tonight, box. while the Railroaders, will Leading 3.1, Adcock 1 :-,. battle Atlantic Bank again at Roofing pushed six runs . 8p.m. across the plate in the top of On the mound, Grayson the second and Clem Leonard ulam-_ I , honed a no-hit shutout and Shell was. never able' to struck out 17. At the plate, he recover. pounded three hits, Including I 1 a pair of towering home runs. Tim Graham was the 11 Grayson struck out the winning pitcher, allowing Just side In order In the second, three hits and striking out j. fifth and sixth frames. Alter nine in four Innings. Michael walking the first batter he Merthie went the distance in faced, Grayson recorded defeat, allowing four hits and eight straight strikeouts. He fanning eight. retired the last eight batters . . -' - . -• thorder,strlkingoutthelast Grahamovelnthreens -•' six, with a pair of doubles and -. Graysonallowedonlythree 'ChrisLassiter addedadouble - . i its PSWI fielder Dave Kingman on the 13- pitcher Kevin Kobel to Omaha o day supplemental disabled list, the American Association, a, retroactive to June 13; recalled Kansas City affiliate, for a player.,. Vu _ IN_________________ - 1. base runners - walks in the and single for the winners. first, third a nd fourth innings. - . EII:. Sammy Edwar ds belted a Herold Pst,y Tom v1c batter to hit a ba ll in fair loaded triple to pace the _ rn Firestone Adcock Roofing's Tim Graham reaches first base safely as first baseman territory was Dote Atkinson, losers at t he plate. Eddie David Wright of Clem. Leonard Shell attempts to track down the errant who grounded out to the Charles had the other hit, a throw. second baseman for the final single. out of t he four th inning. Goldstein Payment The Railroaders scored two •, C LXO StUb. .1 CS S 511) sit csr4iUui _ .h slide ., .a.h.bI, i,i,, s.d. 5às ...W. i's.it si5NSlut .: Slut 1'$ 2 .s,.sisu. tsu C Awsi.w. Jgá 'J liitiM ts.mik 1.r...t.l s.d A.1A54A Ieit4I .54 ...p ,,.... .. ....,,, c ta. wp..,i.g ,, . •, c Issiast ., Eddie Korgan will get the R. $It$ of the first, starling nod f or Atlantic Bank DewalneMitchellwalkedwfth tonight, while Mitchell is ROSWELL, N.M. (UPI) Goldstein testif ied Tuesday aid of racketeering, one out and Grayson went expected to be on the mound Former University of New in the second day of the U.S. The f ormer assistant said down swinging before Albert For the Railroaders. Mexico assistant basketball dis trict court tr ial of his the money was given to for- Armstrong reached base on coach Manny Goldstein says former boa,, Norm Ellen- wa rd Andre Logan, since an Infield hit, movi ng Mitchell"' Clem Le onard Shell will one player was pa id $750 to berger, who is charged with declared Ineligible, by former to third. Mitche ll scored w he n send Ant hony Mer thie sign a national let ter of intent six coun ts of fraud and one chief assistant John Armstrong faked that he was mound In the e Wee Leag wi th the school, ' count of Interstate tra vel In Whisenant. going to steal second and clash, whi le Adcock Roofing's Reveals National League Roundup - bat te r's box, looked out at Ronw, and " "I was looking for a fastball In that situation," said Knight. "I'm a good fastball hi t ter," The count went to 3-and-I. "I hit It real good," said Knight, who was obviously pleased with his seventh home run which gave Cincinnati a 3vlctoryoverPtttsburgh Tdayfflgh t to sapejj three-game losi ng Last year's defending Western Division champs are currently 33-28 and' four games behind the front-running Ho uston Astros. They have dropped five of their last seven games, but things are likely to change when George Foster and Dave Concepcion start hitting and Tom Seaver starts winning again. "It was a good win for us because this is a tough park (it us to win in," said Bench, who was 4-lor4. "Especially since we've been struggling. It's good for morale to cotne back like thai" "The pitch stayed Inside and it didn't move and I really got a hold of it," said Bench, referring to the screwball he rapped for its 10th homer, . The back-to-back homers made awinner of reliever Paul Moskau, 5.1, who retired the last 'nine ba tters he faced. They also made a loser of Rom, who lost his second game in five decisions,. In other NL games, Houston whipped Chicago 74, St. Louis nipped Atlanta 3-2, Montreal nipped San Francisco 31,San Diego shaded Now York 2.1 and ptijIadelphj edged Los Angeles 64. - - ... . - - . delivered the game-winner. Expos 2, Giants I Jerry White's sixth-lmlng homer gave the Expos the victory and snapped Vida Blue's seven-game winning streak. White's homer, his fourth, tagged Blue with his third lose In 12 decisions.' Padres 2, Nets I Gene Richards' single to left with the bases loaded and Padres. Miles 6, Dodgers 8 ' Pinch hitter Greg Gross jingled home Larry Bola wi th the ti e-breaki ng run In UI eighth to apart the Phillies. Manny mb's single and scored when Gross, batting for winning pitcher Ron Reed, . $4, singled to right field. ' - C1so 331 xoxo-7sj - . - - 82.25$ 2O8 S - "-I Bag No mern No. me,,: I - ''A "'C - ____ ____ _ 11~ . so- - __ _ ._ Caudill (I) and Foots. Black well (I). W- Richard (5.3). (McGlothen (3-4). HR-Houst on, Row Wheel Gut Cruz (3). 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The Sanford all-stars will play Ormond Beach at 6 p.m. Friday at.PortOrange in the opening game of an Invitation tournament, After that, Sanford will have plenty of time to get ready for the District Iv Tournament which opens July ..._, AIHI Green Bay - Signed free agent Quarterback Bill Troup and of. fenslve lineman Karl Swank. of Boston College, New York Giants - waived defensive tackle John Manderwiall. - t. Louis Signed ninthround draft pick def ensive end Stafford Ma ys of Washington to a series of tPu one-year contracts. Seattle - Signed tackle Nick Bebbut to a series of contracts through the 1951 season. lasetball Houston - Named Carroll Dawson assistant coach. Soccer Fort Lauderdale - Signed oal,per e Jan van Beveren of the Netherlands to a multi-year contract. SI Casuess $ e 1 • S• 3 I IU5ss 4 , 3 HS-d__ CIStns.,$s lvsal - - -V 3 . on Pu ASSOCIATUD SALIS A - - tmss'non lIlieS. 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First Street Hemphill, Manager ,, - - soloist .. - L 4 4 McMullu 171711 Totals GAS GRILL LAWN.IOY MI _A AIHI Mamele Tigers 3, Brewers 0 ià'ck'Morris tossed d fivehitter and Alan Tratme1l belte1 a two-run homer in the eighth inning to lead the Tigers. Morris, 7-6, walked two aid struck out one in pitching his first shutout and fifth complete game. Mike C-aldell, 6-3 took the loss. Red Sox 6, A's 2 Canton Fisk's two-run double climaxed a four-run fifth inning that led the Red Sox to their seventh triumph in the last eight games. Mike Torr, 34, struck out seven and walked one in goi ng the distance for the thirtime this year. Twins 8, Blue Jays 6 John Castino went 3-for-3 and knocked in three runs and Doug Corbett pitched 4 1 innings of scoreless relief in sparking the Twins. Toronto's John Mayberrry smacked his 13th homer a two-run shot in the first to extend his ,hitting st reak to 16 grnues and Al Woods also homered for - $TIOMRINO OVIIDO CAILSON AUTO PARTS Al N I as MR OssIlans 4 I Miller I11 1 We.tSr.ss 44 1 Petersii 4 Lie I Hays 1 of 11(11 Wall I I I W2satsn II Lie 222 Msrekiws4l $ army II 5 Grant 34 , I,ky III I4i.dlckl 4 30 llCkars II1 MarIne 111 Oracey 4 1I Wuhsams 115 I is AMsneø Hall 155 5CC SUNNILAND blare Prank 44ge Jacob _ 1 5 I WasIUnØen I I I I S S Ht 116 2 hI Alexander 3 e I -A.4sigS.i.. -S ,l; 1' Sanford Men's Softball. Lakeland at St. Petersburg Daytona Beach at Winter Haven Tampa at West Palm Beach Miami at Vero Beach Fort Laud'daie at Fort Myers Football Totals ,tn4r'..n • s_.u, UI .-o-,. Today's games Transactions IraiwsIl . -, - juniors ,au-.i'ars in - Nips SCC Deelluss certainly wasn't all me. I Felt that I had my curve from the beginning and I'm one to stay with a good thing once I get It going," "He's an underrated pitcher," sai d California's Joe Ruch. "He's gutsy and he knows how to beat you." - --- the Blue Jays. Yankees 8, Mariners 2 Dennis Werth drove in three runs in leading the Yankees to th eir fifth straight triumph. Tom Underwood, 7-3, pitched to gain his six th straight victory. White So 5, Indians 3 Todd Ci-uz singled home two runs to highlight a three-run eighth inMñg ai(d rookie relieer Lamar Hoyt picked up his first major-league victory in helping the White Sox snap the Indians' five-game winning streak. Royals 3, Rangers 2 Jamie Quirk's bases-loaded sacrifice fly in the ninth inni ng gave t he Royals t he ir victory. - so it - 14 In Ormond Beach. Sanford drew an opening round bye for that tournament, Selected 11) represent Kiwa nis were Coleman, William Wynn, Devin Smith, Mike Baker, Alfred Bookhard and Bruce Franklin. Knigh ts of ColunlbUs, which finished the regular season in a tie with Kiwanis for the second half title, put four players on the 18-man all-star squad. Picked from Knights of Columbus were Wardell - Monday night Winter Haven 5, Daytona Beach 4 West Palm Beach 32, Tampa 1.] Vero Beach 9, Miami 5 Fort 'Myers 2, Fort Lauderdale 1 - Ctrs JIA 1 Monday's resul ts Petersburg 5-3, Winter Haven 30 Tampa 3 Vero Beach 2 Fort Lauderdale 2-3, West Palm Bench 1-7 Fort Myers is, Miami $ c•.. DI... ' Sunniland, Oviedo Auto Parts and Associated Sales and Engineering poa, p',. Milwaukee (Keeton 2.1) at Texas (Midlch S.]), 1-30 p.m. I(grg ,jlqg , Surinilond - an League - Ogiivie, Mil ; Jackson, NY is; Rico, Q$ and Mayberry, Tar 13; Rudl,5 Cal, Thomas, Mil and Velez Tor side bigger Rg.sneis Or San Fm 000000010-tel (.3) HR-'Mcnirea(, WhIt. (4). II' hwdpiopsli.d GAS GRILL Cssthlio (1), Bekwhf, (5) and sciosci., Ferguson (5). wR.ed ($1). LCastiDo (13). HRi-t.00 Ane..s, tear Rugged Bnggs&StratIofl ongnc 2Iss4t-rc el4d - . -, Ii? Atlanta . 002 000 000-250 Sl.LouIi 200 000001-350 AICK.flde, and Banedid; Vudiovlth and Slmm ns. W- Vuckovith (.S). L-Airncander (4'3) . HIS-St. t.Ovts, Simmons (5); Atlanta. Murphy (10), • Ph 18 tear baggier Sale 000 200 - 4 11 Ptsbgh 102C0O oft- 3 so LICCS$I MO$kau (7) nd Bibby, of-Ia,jus1msnl R.g.$3t.i Cincl Bench I Bushel Bsg 21 sell-poøsiled Midst and Fahey. W-Flngers (7.4). t -'Hausman (22). r,oni *sui Gut Drive 2 Bushel F,ngsn,o he,ghl. - to 1110 . Palmer, Fryinan (5) WW - CUIV 1114 MlNon (5) 100000000- 131 May. W-Palm.r 14.1). L-Blue Richard. Andular . ,,, ' $198 \t\\ " McGraw (I) and Boone; Qdtz, Nation al t.ugse Reg. Ashby; McGlothsn, Capilia (2), J.R. Richard and Joaquin Andujar combined on a threehitter and Jose Cruz hit a three-run homer IUd1I Astro, Richard, 9.3, ho had his consecutive-shutout In. ning streak snapped at, in the first inning, went five inni ngs and struck out eight, Cardinals 3, Bravest Ted Simmons doubled home Gamy Templeton with one out in the ninth to lift the Cardinals. Temp1ton led off the ninth wi th a single, moved to second on a sacrifice, and after Kei th Hernandez was intentionally walked, Simmons pSouston 118 it' IQ " In the American League, It was: New York 8, Seattle 2; Boston 6, Oakland 2; Baltimore 5, California 3; Minnesota 8, Toronto 6; Chicago 5, Cleveland 3; Detroit 3, Milwaukee 0; and Kansas City 5, Texas 2. Ait - 7, cub. 1 168 " leg. $214.53 '' ,r'd . Bench, Knight Blast Reds Past Bucs By United Press International Johnny Bench had J ust homered off Enrique Romo to lie the score 3.3 in th e ninth. Ray Knight stepped into the 10 7'sre.ton e 7srestons Minor leagues Southern 9P East East W I Pct . as W I Pct. 05 Charlotte 37 30 .552 New York 39 21 .630 Columbus 33 '32 .301 3 Milwauke 32 21 .512 6' Savannah 3 Boston 32 I .533 7 J'vihle 29 3$ .132 S CleveInd 30 25 .317 $ Orlando 27 39 .109 Ball 31 30 .508 5½ West Detroit 21 29 .491 9½ Memphis is 21 oat Toronto 25 20 .483 10 Nashville 4423 .631 I'', West Chttn'ga 29 37 .139 16 W I Pct. 05 Mntgmry 25 37 .439 6 Kan City 35 " " Knoxville 26 II .3.2 19'Chicago 30 Monday's results Oakland 30 32 .451 5½ Orlando 12, Savannah .3 45 1 A...an. '' " Nashville 15, Knoxville 5 Texas 27 31 .143 11 Montgomer y 8, Jacksonville 6 Minn 25 36 .410 Memphis 10, Chattanooga 9 Calif 21 35 .336 16 Columbus I, Charoitte 1 Tuesday's Results - Tuesday's results Boston 6, Oakland 2 Orlando at Savannah, ppd. rain Baltimore S. CalifornIa Charlotte 6, Columbus S Minnesota I, Toronto 6 Memphis 1, Chattanooga o Chicago 5. Cleveland 3 Jacksonville 11, Montgomery S Detroit 3, Milwaukee 0 Knoxville 1. Nashville 3 New York S Sea ttle 2 Today's games Kansas City 3, Texas 2 Orlando at Jacksonville Today's Probable Pitchers Savannat, at Charlotte (All Times SOT) Knoxville at Chattanooga Chicago and (Trout 26 Krèvec 3-1) at Toronto (Stieb 3- Memphis at Nashville Florida State Kusick 0-0), 2, 5:30 p.m. North kland (Kingman 3-6) at w I BaDimore (Flanagan 6-S) 1:30 Drn 8th. 13 22 .671 -. r. P.M. St. Pete 34 33 315 10½ " 5atile (Abbott 6-2) it Ott Tampa 34 33313 S0½(Edtersley 2-3), 7:30 p.m. Lakeland 20 30 .411 15½ California (Aas. 451 at New Wntr lIven 23 11 .375 19½ Yof) (Guidry 6-3), 1P.m. Sout h Ue$rolt (Underwood 11) at Ft. Laud. 12 27 .601 - MI esota (Koosman 5.6), 5:35 VeroBth. 37 33 .325 3½ P.l'. WPImBctu. 35 33 (.3eveland (Denny 7-4) at Fort Myers 31 35 .449 11 City (Gun 24 10 .375 13½ 5-2), 5:30 Miami American League By United Press International Mlwaukee at Texas, night AM Tsrsston. - niol" ', And the only Atlantic Bank two-run single and a bases- - By United Press International Steve Stone, a gourmet with a taste for the finer things In life, Is flnling American League batters much easier to di gest t his season because of a curvebafl that Is ve ry unpalatable to opposing hitters. The 2-year-old right-bande r, an 11-7 pitche r for AL East champion Baltimore last year, notched his eighth victo ry of the season Tuesday night wIth' five-hit, 11-strikeout performance that carried the Orioles to a 5-3 triumph over the CaliforniaAngela. . Stone, who has lost three, went the distance for only the second (line in 14 starts while ha nding the defending AL rest champions their seventh consecu ti ve loss and 13th defeat In their last 14 games. Al Bumtry and Eddie Murray supported Stone with homers In pi nni ng the l oss on Dave Frost, 44. An offeason restaurateur and amateur poet, Stone attributes his success on the pitching mound this season to quléker delivery and the consistency of his curve, which ranks among the best In baseball. "I threw more curveballs than I ever hãvein one game before," said Stone, who threw 73 curves out of 132 pitches. "I got a superb defensive play from (Pat) Kelly tonight, - - -- - •' ' R ,1Y63 - - - IF )QO ifttlEI'E 41OT ac 7W tX/'E,'1/Nc3, 4710NY O . ! . by Alan Maver cans ' . _. LOUIS- - - - 41jLJP3 LA eZA Lsbv International _ I..'....%.. I I I ZA1: r... I .reffe . cy .r: .&•uIIIs u, u, I . .. -- Chef Stone ' Carves, Curves Angels - 50s 46; Ogilvie, Mil 43; Armes, Oak and Oliver, Tex 41; Cooper, Mil 43. National League Stolen Bases East National League Moreno, W I Pc). 01 Pitt 35; LeFlore, Mtl Montreal Collins Cm 24; Law, LA 20; ' 34 23 .516 -1 Pittsbrgh Scott, Mtli 19, 32 21 .371 ' Phila American League - Hender. 27 3) .4U New York Oat. 31; Wilson; KC 21; 24 . Chicago s" ion, Cruz, Sea 20;. Wills, Tx it, St. LOUIS 23 31 .353 I2'•, Bumbry, BaIt and Randolph,' West 'NYI7 W L Pct, GB Pitching Houston 36 Victories 31 Los Ang National League - Carlton, 33 '2 .511 Cinci Phil 11-2; Richard, Hou and Olson 27, 35 .415 1O .Blue, SF 93; Pastore, Cm i.3; 26 34 .433 10 San Fran Rogers, Mtl 8- 5. 21 31 .4)4 11' Atlanta American League - John. Tuesday's Results NY 9-2; Gut'a, KC 8-2; Stone, Houston 7, Chicago 1 Ball $3; Norris, Oak 5.4; ten Cincinnati 1, Pittsburgh pltthefl tied with 7. St . Louis 3, Atlanta 2 Earned Run Average San Diego 2. New York 1 (based on so ilnings pitched) Phila 6. Los A ngeles National League - Richard,., Montreal 2, San Fran 1 Hou 1,31; Carlton, Phil 1.7$; Today's Probable Pitchers Palmer, Mtl 2.03; Welch, LA (All Times EDT) 222; Swan, NY 2.77. Cmncinnatl (Leibrandt 6-3) at American League Gura, Chicago (Lamp 5-6), 2:20 p.m. KC 2.170; Burns, Chi 2.172; New York IBurris 4-5) at San Chancy, Tor 2.43; NorrIs, Oak Francisco (Montefusco 2-5), Abbott, Sea. 2.53. 3:05 p.m. ' (Solomon 40 and ' Strikeouts pittsburgh National • League' Carlton, Rhoden 0-0) at Atlanta (McWil. Phil l'II; Richard, Hou 1; liens 3-1 and Niekro 5.9), 2, 6:05 -yan, Hou 15; Blyleven, ' 71; Niekro, All 6$, Sit Louis (Kaat 13) at American League - Guidry, Houston (Niekro 6-5), 1:35 p.m. NY 10; Keough, Oak Philadelphia (Carlton 11-2) at ; Leonard, KC, Norris, Oak and San Diego (Rasmussen 1-6), 10 Bannister, Sea 67. p.m. Saves Montreal (Rogers S5) at Los National League Angeles (Sutton 5-2), 10:30 p.m. Sutter, Chi 13; Hums, Cm and Ali en,' Th ursday's Games NY 10; Fryman, Mtl and Cincinnati at Chicago Tekulve, Pitt 9 New York at San Francisco Amirican League Farmer, P$tsbrgh at Atlanta, night Chi II; Burgmeier, Bos and St. Lou is at Hou ston, night Qulsenberry, KC 11; Stoddard, Montreal at Los Ang, night BaIt 10; Gossage, NY ,. PhIla at San Diego, night United Pius . . I Garvey, LA 4; Smith, LA 43; Luzinskl, Phil 41. American League Perez. Major League Standings . Ill-%- .- . I . . . League Roundup I, . Wednesday, June ii, mo SCOREBOARD 1 . . . . I ~. - - . I . - - * ~ • . - - �o 0 t 1OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Wednesday, June is, 1960 Potential Jurors 'as Reveal Possible 'Bl In Klan Case 74 GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) David Wayne Matthews, 24, of Newton, Coleman hers The defense has not yet questionedany of the crime has been committed." the ' District Attorney Jim Comafl asked AssistantIS pctej4jat jurors accepte by t e prosecution in But Stookey told Superior Court Judge James Pridmore, , and Lawrence Gene Morgan, Blair potential jurors in the murder case, which stems the flurder trial of six Ku Klux Klansmen Washington if be discussed Political 1SSUc. 27 both of Lincolnton M Long he could base a %erdlct in the case on and from a gunfight at a "Death to the Klan" march where Nazis are one who thinks the defendants are and rally Sixteen potential jurors were dismissed "for Mrs. Smith at the Cone Mills textile plant evidence presented in the trial even if it proved staged Nov.. 3 by the Communist guilty arid another who once worked with one they worked. cause" Tuesday, half of them saying they could of Workers Party. Five CWP demonstrators were contrary to his present opinion, the victims. "Do l have to answer that?" Washington asked clrcunstance vote to send a defendant under no slain. Those standing trial on charges of felonious to the gas chamber. Prosecuting attorneys have Long. "At th is time I consider the defendants guilty," Prosecutors rejected one whose brother-in-law rioting and five counts of first-degree, murder The judge said he did, but did not have 0 used 16 of their 84 challenges. is 'very active in the Klan." They have accepted said Daniel Stookey, who was among eight' include Nazis Jack Wilson Fowler Jr., 27, and Willie Washington, a black man who was the what he discussed with Mrs. Smith. 13 jurors in all. Tile jurors and four alternates potential jurors approved Tuesday. "In my mind Roland Wayne Wood, 34, both of Winston-Salem,' first juror approved Tuesday, said he worked Washington said they had discussed political there is a black and a white. There is no gray. A must be selected. and Klansmen Jerry Paul Smith , 32, of Maiden; Issues. with Sandra Smith, one of 'the slain CWP mem' ' -. I - Among '- OURSELVES h d -. . Evening Herald , Sanford, FL Wednesday, June ii, 19N-1 B . - 00 . . , . e ln..Eve,Meals. . 1 ....... ee . to 331/3 % MORE IN LITERS THAN IN 750 ML BOTS. UM . 0 GIN 0 VODKA DARK tcrown %, BLEND y 7 IL 33.8 OZ. LITER ,--i CASE OF 12-51.95 w I "ICE COLD" AR tieing exposed to different distw 's and 'niethods of preparation while in Europe added zest to tier ever day meals, she said, after y I IV LITER 3. CASE OF 12-65.85 CASE OF 4-18.75 SIX PAK 120Z CANS QUART SPECIAL PURCHASE IMPORTED GERMAN sainnied in hotels DISTiLLED & BO1TLED IN SCOTLAND BY GLEN'UI WET _____ _________ FOR 5.50 229 25.401. 2.O8 EA. BY CASE 24.95 _____ • 699 I[i QUART 3 ,. . 4 and . "Many of the veal dishes were just out of this world,'' said Mrs. Frinkley, who has worked as a iegarseretary in Orlando for nine years. "The trip went by too fast." Many menu items were prepared with wine and the flavor it added to food was worth remembering and ) trying at home, •irs. r riniey \LIEBFRAUMILCHIII* 1977 RHEINPFALZ ( - restaurants. QUEEN ANNE ' of salt Mix and add 1ollo ing corn oil I t 4 eggs 3 (UpS grated carrots Bake in t o deep eight-inch pans or twi time-inch nans for about 3(1 i unutes or tint ii (tone at :tso degrees. Serve with ('ream ('ht'ese Topping ('KEM (1IEE.SE TOPPING B'nurice package cream p•. both enjoyed the cooking they CASE OF12-83.85 -- 6.66 EA. BY CASE 79.95 ' " - cheese I lxix confectioner sugar , '- ' sitid. - _ } / J - ' T _________ . : : • • ,1 H ir =:-.: 6 9.49 FOR 81 - 750 ML 49 ______________________________ BLUE NUN 2 OL 25A UEBIRAUMILH 99 2 ISA 01. CALVERT EXTRA $EA6RAWS V.O. GORDON'S GIN DEWAWS SCOTCH WOIJSCHMIDT VODKA JACK DANIELS BLACK g,,io.r ''' ''P ................. .. ':. C111111111111111 tIU$MITI$T, 33'/3% MORE IN LITERS ' -. - ' '.. 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CHOICE 39 SIRLOIN TIP or - CahIfor appointment, phase, WAUR - - , -' CUBE -w - RUMP ROASTS I.B. FRESH DAILY LEAN J AMill- up your - Ti'emi Him khi't. 132 Lasky I)ri r. ik erl hills, Calif. )2l2, G e tting lung ii narried Whether son want a formal church i'tfding or a simple, 't1() ouown-I iii rig' t-crcnmionl), get Abby's new txikkt Send $1 fiphiLs a trig, self-addressed, stanmllk'li 28 cents envelope to \t)l)) s Wt'itilnnig Booklet, 132 lisk l)rivc. Ut'vcrls hills, (';ilif ((2I2 LARGE LEAN 1package 1 two layer size) - . sour cream teaspoon baking soda touch olmagic to hair. OVER TO •(.AlN IN VI lIENS. '' ''lit' said it better thiaii H arr Eriiers l"uusilkk: "Vital ri'Iigiuuii is like good ninsir. It mit'i'tls rio rk'tcuust', u'uils ri'muditiu,ii. Nmmi'ss." Send $2 and a long. st aiim ii'd m 2S ten 1st, selfaddressed en elope to: Abb, TOP ROUND LONDON BROIL Rick Goettsch. will add a GRENAHE ROSE (ON I"l l)l;.\T I A I. 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M•I IIUiW' like tflhI%('rs'' % ith a truck to haul ss raimgliiig i-'ntrovrrs in stipp''rt 4'f religion is as if the tiIrIIIIIL'r% of the - orchestra should beat the folks over the head ith their violins to prove that the music is at 9 ___ dressed ' BONELESS CHOICE 6* 99 QTO Nil AU OF 12-. 31.95 hurglar, h .' - - 4.66 EA. BY CASE 55.95 - -Irainii ''ul - . - '. 86'* SCOTCH 4o89LITER - twt'iu ' - .. THAN IN 750 ML DOTS. 33.$OL IrmciI that t ice the l,hhhi had - *. GIN - - . . Pj ROYAL DELUXE VODKA • ,'. F. $OUYIMR GIFT lOX CATAWBA (I%l*I(I - . .65 ACT PLAWSThArI . ........ 141k . '._URT TWOPUI*MU WicOUlI MINIATURES SIIEC1N VODKA. GIN. IRL. ADIM. 1' 00 J41 I)l-A1{ .\ltflv SIlii('omi(' Is teas po on salt it, in sking it a friend %% fit) it*- few books and teaching 3 eggs, scparatcl -had tT'rd tunr in prison was hraelf. She said she enjoys 2 te as poons grated lemon Herald Photo by Tom Nett.I to vote eligible Liu things with her hands, rind YOU said, Unless sour -Escaping the Florida heat Shirley FrinkIe enjoys gourmet cooking. 1-3rd cup lemon juice friend receives a full pardon t. taking a dip in their Sift 1 cup sugar, flour, fronti the governor of his state, Drain pears, reserving 2- pan to coat sides and bottonim. 'ouning pool is another baking xiwdt'r, and salt. Beat popular pastime enjoyed by :triLs cop of the pear syrup. l)ivide though in pan into tIWCI' egg yolks until light and II Ia' is ineligible to vote. ( And fora R'(lcral offense one needs P lace pears, the reserved n,rtc I,,-c.ri no Mrs.- Frinklev. use mv ,,uv t,,r,' i,'ti,i,r rind i,,' ,n.i m.,It,,,i 'b............................. a pardon front the president of syrup, sour cream and baking practically everyday,' be tween each layer. Bake at butter, then miiilk and water the United States. soda in a blender container 30 degrees for 45 (fftffl Is sonzme hat stid. t 50 Beat well. Beat egg whites Abby. in ('alilornia, anyone and blend until smooth. Uniqu In this respect, and At dinner time Mrs. until stiff, gradually Place minutes or until cake tests adding rcleatii Iroimi prison is more tolerant of i's.fi'hiiis 1 inkley likes to get into the Cake mix and pureed fWI remaining done. Cool in pan for 31) cup sugar. Fold t-orsijert'I as having paid than most states. Your repI kitchen and prepare main immixture in mixing bowl and minutes before turning out on into first niiixture. Pour into 1 society for his mistake and is undoubtedly completely courses and desser ts t ha t will be at until smooth, Add eggs, rack. Serve with Ruin Sauce. greased 2-q uart casserole art (I once again is citizen with the correct for tIn' -at majorit) wake up the taste buds and be one at a little, beating well RUM SAUCE place in a pan of warm water right to vote, don't like after each addition. ml states.'' remembered. "I package i 4 oz.) instant ':'inctl deep, flake in )il).K. OF ('Al .11"F'OI(NJ\ 1)EA U Thoroughly mmmix nuts, sugar v anilla pudding ABBY: . Y our blah menus,'' she said. moderate oven for 45 nmiinuts I lEAR It, I), K.: I referred ima'nt inn and of cinnamon. ''ciii j)ht)) ci' Heavily CHICKEN BREASTS l cops milk or until firm and nicely )our letter Ii' in) Friend, pilfering" reminds grease a 14-cop Bundt pan. mine iii our SAUTERNE ('UI) heavy crea m, ijt'ownetl miii top. May be Justice Stanle Musk, ho office pridilenis and a tsts.sih)lt' Shake the sugar nmiixture in -ien breasts, skinned hipped served With whipped .'reail$ st'n as a judge omi fbi' solution. Only it's not Ilk' and iiioved from bone Supreme ('nun of California. rmmnploecs we 'rrs- about, tabtespooris butter Ills ri-ph : it' s our patients i t alit it 91 tablespoons olive oil "Itt'It'ase from trisumiI is pfnsomani. 1. tuediwn onion, chopped almost imis ariahls subject to We cannot always dt'teut fine parole conditions. One in tine thieses, arid sst' hna - t' ho'i'n 2 tablespoons flour p prisomi, or tint' nil parole tiia ribbed repeatedly Nuts I .iP chicken stock or not ,te in California. i Article u lit'ii , lointoularI sin- of Is bouiUon IL st't' I ut 41w ('alilornia drug 1utit'mIt shows tip, s.ilt i ou p sauterne ('umiistiiutiiun primviili's, in pa ti ent is nuuulioels parsley ' -:1' relt's alit part. .I'mr tIn' sst'ighni'd' tuuiiimng and going In a frying pan brown the 7 / disqualificatiumii ''I t'Iei'tors Wt- have tur- neuh till it t'rvtbung breasts in the butter and oil. / I h 1r int'iitalls iIiiuullilk'Ii'iit fr iuii Iu ru-&' ps to h ouse p lants Rennq've front pan and add the or Iniprisnned or on parole for ,. SAN D11-:0 01 U \ onion, Add the flour and stir I the 'iuiijttiimii of a k'lmuii I)EAII %Ll). I : \''uu'ri' lurks we IL Slowly add the cup of U' s for t'sample, a I ri'ct'ntly iiiutitt'd that all thi' chicken stock, a little at first, Person sstin hail hei'ii giseim it furniture ill flit' IobIm of a thenplace the chicken back in life srntt'nt-i' and released liii Itisur all. liiiildiiig the pan. Add the wine, parole for lift' n ould lit's t'r lx' si as lmltetl to the Floor, and with parsley, cover atilt- to tote unless I)ardtmllt'cl thit' hut i'I lanijis and umtht'n anti sznmer for 45 minutes. ( t' Ier ('its' Lodge No. 512 and Evergreen Ic mple by the got ermior. hints 's t'r. a-i-i'ssnrit's "t-re t-hai,mt'd In SCHOLARSHIP Serve the gravy over rice. No, :121 Hi['() Elks, aminiotmci• the itiiiers i n the nix' sihi, completes his parole (lit' ssaIIs may voteniallfornia. rei.'ent Oratorical ('otites(. •h)ou t $2, 000 California. Upon inquiring, I was inill in' WITh SOUR CREAM Forwarded to the colleges of hi' t choice of the 4 skinned and boned chicken umimimn g contestan ts. Winners are. froni left, bràts or Veronica 11% rd fourth: Tern R ichardson. third 1--.jar dried beef Ctadiani bacon %amida ('lark, second; and Hoist' Williams, first. sour cream Americas • ho was awarded a $700 scholarship. Earl •\Iiiiott lean mushroom soup s as scholarship cha irm au. a.. - SOUTH'SIMGIST S Sifted floill. - UT TWO PER CUZTOMU W/COUPON t up - GOOD TUES., JUNE 24 ANDRE 69 COLD DUCK - - __________ GOOD WED., JUNE 18 1' cups sugar ,'. Term ',.,. ed Un*ique Over Ex=Felon s R'I*ghts '' .1'I1JLW1'k't*t , itAh:i)uIuN In addition to cooking, the • 225 EA. BY CASE 26.95 GOOI - . OIOKI 3 lOTS QT. ANY 12-113.85 I.1V141W111l11 t,f..1 ¶ _ OF cHolci chopped outs. Cal*fo i rnia - N"FROM I COLA S IURUNflY wwrt THE HEART LISBOA ROSE LIEBFR.AUMILCH SCOTCH • . latter she learned by reading _1'I?Al AT LEAST 4 YRS. OLD salt and vanilla. Spread over carrot cake and top ,th -. IMPORT SCOTLAND Qu RARE tk - - 1tartow nativ e e njoys se w ing ......... BYR. SCOTCH CREAM 0F 150 09 margarine anii ,,raduall% i:1I t I ~iugar. Belli until sillooth, add 't.. loI110-- - - She now likes to fix and cat gourmet ineals and tier idisband enjoys them as well. 'lie used to be just a meat and po t a toes m::anshe said, 4- I stick margarine Dash of salt I teas;xn vanilla 4 cup (-)t o pped pecans - - .--- - s %%hipped cream and runt. Ditst Witt] nutilleg. CAI1l10TC..%KI.: Sift together: 2 cups sugar ('UPS hour teaspoons so,da - - - (;erIlluny two years ago, they - CASE OF 24-6.35 - returned home to 379 Jef fersqn Drive. When Shirley Frinkley and her husband, Ron, v isited Switzerland and part of 99 N N I QUART a - AArip to Switzerland turned out to W more than just I PINK 1`_I_ E ER CHABLIS _~_'B 'OR ALE HOUSE.. SCOTCH. t blespoon i rum utineg Beat vanilla pudding and lleraldStaff Writer . • CASE OF 12-71.85 I INVER V(II)K QUART .. 3 4V q P -- , ...Stems From Europe , Tnp 1 I - . 0 P & • HRIR/TYU/T/ GROUND CHUCK - - 802 French .tscnuc (Il-. 17-'r4), Sanhird, IL (Acns fn,n, ihc flotwe s14lM ,,I) :to,s-:t'a4h7I 3LBS OR MORE $11 .79 1 I.B. PHONE AHEAD FOR "WILL CALL" SERVICE IOWA MEATS 2101S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 323-4S28 �-. - h ,- - 2B-Evinlng Herald, Sanford, Fl • Wednesday, viS Juni - 1$S 9S0 --- I. Evenina Herald. Sanford. I TV HIGHLIGHTS Alfresco own © (17) ALL THE FAMILY 600 S(D REAL FEOPLE Reports 0n A hobo convention. a a monkey ards a P'9Pen 'tride-unicycles we teatur.d. - EVENING bee thrOeer, 800 CS) 0(7)0 NEWS 5 oicic 10 ZOOM (IQ ANDY GRIFFITH 6:30 NBC NEWS CBSNEWS., SCoVSb Cole (CC) (1) : (I)OETHANELEPHAj4T A yg N Yb C apment deier gets. ton of trouble whet, abandoned ky" him horns. her kdsn be)ustbksp.s, By to prepare for her coNsge entrance 51ffl$, iD(35)IIDVIE "Dectm.Md Fail Of A Bird Watcher" (Cl (1959) Robin PhlIps, Ccliii Blakely. A young men expseed hom false charges takes a teaching pi. tlOflinlbQy$'$ChOC&(21fr,) (17) MOVIE "Scalawag" (1973) Kirk Douglas, Mark Lester, A Ofli-legged Pirate, a young boy and W sister cover the countryskte in hitch Of gold en baby elephant dw p0. . ' (5)0 CBS MOVIE "That's Entertairiment, Pan 2" (1976) Ccm$.. lion Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly f S H0siywOOo SQUARE •®DIFp Os,- , t • .a. ar I (17)PEW$ I. 10:30 (THU) . AFTERN _ (1) (35) 10 coo,aprcjisw 1 ) OLD HOUSEWORKS 10 CHAIN CTION (7)0 PEWS 0 DICK CAVETT I LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 12:30 NEWS WACH FOR TOMORNOW IRYAWS HOPE (T0),àiinREE(uoN) . (35) ______ ) HERE'S TO YOUR 10:00 FANTASTIC FOUR nw 0) BEN WATTENBEAG'S . 7 MY THREE SONS 5:30 NEWS • I' I. • I r. s ' m 1DAYE ALLEN PEOPLE 1 LASTOFTHEWIW M 11:30 a(]) THE BUT OF CARBON Guests: David Steinberg, Marianne Broome. Kelly Garrett, John Benno". IM cs o -_ When Peppy men take a routine re-qulkflcalion siw they as flunk And are grounded. r. Quantity Right. Risirvad ___ G's • Prices Are Born Her 4th St & Sanford (1949) Robert MIlthum, Jane Greet. A stolen pi1olier..J,dbyen Army officer after a dangerous ChaSI throuQliMszjco. Mon.-Tun Al •..,..., SAVE 20 man" Fr.nuls Avalon, Carols It. White; "Parlii-Voi" Bubi - Barton, Jamie Farr. "Memories Of You" Patty Duke *stln, pici, WEDNESDAY IS CHICKEN DAY a - 12:40 (DOCBS LATE MOVIE "Md1-. cal Story: The QuaMfy ot Me' COUNTRY STYLE (1976) Scott Hylands, Tony Uusante 1,-00 (4) TOMORROW Guest: Wayoe Newton. (DO BARETTA A hltmits In town - - to out to be a ctsas1pioo inencl s. (R) TO 50% % PORK - - RI BS - - -- SIRLOIN STEAK STEAK 2 LB - - T-BONE ls i - ' 54 LB. Charlese. 2:00 - PORK •(4) DAILY OIvO'DONAI. NIr1 I MOM" 240 (DOMOVIE "Strtlie Up The Band" (B/W) (1940) Judy Gat", Mickey Rooney. NICK - $124 LI. PORK FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER 600 (DO MARCUS WILlY, M.D. ES(17 ALLFORONLY$179 VALUE Good All Day dn.sday . ____ %.uMuERsBcSTIR BEVERLY HILLBILLIES ______ 5:40 )PEN'I0:30a,m,. 10 pm, Except Fri. S Sat. Closing 10:30 P.M. 1009 FrenchAve, (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford VOTO.EANNOUNcIOIwW, &50 ES(17)woRLDATLAR0I(wEo 5:56 "ITSHONEY DIPPED" •YDEv0T1o1M1. OD Go •POPIG0ISOV THE N. Hwy. 1742 TURKEY $128 ' LA. LIVER DELMONICO THE WLIILM IAOTh HEALTH FWD suwniet )USTVM0N) 6:10 ES (17) WORLD At LMSII çnij. FiB) 68 68 - 3BRYAN LB. CANNED LL38,. ' ell. Cover; chill to blend flavors. Stir before serving. Serve Ith fresh green pepper strips, cauliflower florets, green LEGS 49C I Ultl 0011111 TNs C"es AM More lid Claretles Aid Other - , BOLOGNA - SALAMI - 98 LB. - MERITAKINO WIENERS LI. FRESH FORK NANAS 25 TAII.S 5 LBS. $148 ::4 Post $1 38" 9e CALIFORNIA CARIWITS 2-jrds cup plus 2 tablespoons water I 1.3-otmce) package low calorie dry Italian salad dressing ries as us $1 or , ," lid. Cigarettes Ml Oiler Cass. t1*1' Izlras . ' - THICK 68 PLAY $' 38 SHURPRISH HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG BUNS - - a.2Q' b - APPLES - J1.pint jar with tight-fitting lid, combine ReaLemon wIth 2 bpoons water. Add salad dressing mix; shake. Add 2-3rd PLA UNCLASSIFIED LARGE YELLOW wmws Si CALORIE DRESSING ( Makes about i cup) Lcup lemon juice U.n 4 *111 This ONpss Aid Ad- HAM SLICED LI, - PAM IL LI,$l HAM LE SS ROLL LEMONY LOW BREAD BAR- 541 LOAF, CHOPPED 88q 4 LB.- - CLOVIEcaEUK VII.DA - HALF AND HALF QT 69' a" - - - LO-FATMILK CLOVIRCIBEK 'ater; shake well. Chill at least 1 hour to blend flavors. I ,___I.t_ d$dU. Z1dIUI WIUI JOitH - - --CAL.$166 CHARLENE'S COOLER Makes a bo ut 14 quarts) MILK CLOVER CREEK EXTRA RICH HOMO. MILK . . GAL . GALLON 991, 1 ip sugar 6:15 1 0.35-ounce) package unsweetened orange-flavor drink (17)ThlAThuTIs(SIoN) 6:30 m TODAY IN FLORIDA tur)PEws 6:45 WEATHER 6:54 DE SSERTS Gitafla3u............................it Ia* Ths 1 ply. •r'• ____ ______ £UW? WbI• Psit*d.Li,t*0*$,43s* .........." Cry Bleach lies..................... ______ NEIL sileolsi CHAPTER TWO 1 Li ihe - lutant Peddlag ............... ' - I ____ ____ 1I1s0d1M1124e*.Oiit.............1M InsIslit leg Liz ICST.a514.a.ensiCst ............. CiffeeCs'saue.'flsz. I,, ____ .................. / - Tves&.isz. ...........................73 MackNit LS IL ....................... 44 t':.:.:.'.'::::::.':' LONCNMVASII Vienma PidfedM..$3........................23 CANNIOPRUIT PrvNCacktsMi7e, .................... cu Poecksi, Sliced flea ................44 'CksrEyPisPIlllegilsz.............. 149 hauL.-.sUes..............." AAIPI5FIUIC.$u. IIEAKPASTP000$ TasIsrPasme.ws.a PIT P000 Ill I' CrWRInsSSN. IUner$RI - in 1.43 cau.cu ' " 1 ..lIh n.n,,n ell,.,j,, WllSISCersIS,5.,,, ICeS, LJUU. U UeSUeU, galIuaII !TIW UIWI616 ....................... ........ . '!.' kaM1yu Cream COrm 17 ix. . s mt Serve over Ice cubes • leans .. :. Paud CMI Mt. 17 CL .... .............M Mse Picss& 'IOPACKIN'CORNED BEEF KAISERS Paacake 3-3ss..................... Phd4iI.. " YomaIse4J4s .................................1 can (12 ox. corned k PeaCMS MIX STrIP Msa................... hied bed, B.sts Cci ...........................2I s)wedded cabbage 1 cup finely ':::::;::::::::::-. cup mayo.naI.ee one-third T.mate Seece I 9 DRIED FOODS, PASTA 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion Cvt 0rau5,anstuij. ................ orate RIceS RI................... 29 .!J Skirt C,sI Green hans 1% tablespoons prepared mustard LisOqsl,Rke$ .................1.43 Pessl7ez .............................. I IIkiWMICi.'USIIIU.................. 1 taki blespoon horseradish Cut Yang $S1 .......... .........'.'-'.' I rolls " WksleP.Iatsi51 2packages (8 ox. ea.) refrigera ted 1 tablespoOfl Wa Savertrast lies.......................2? I eg beaten wIth ter MILK PRODUCTS ilsw.dT.m.fe,,ia,a :: :::::::: :::: : ':.':,':::.:..'.:,'.'.1 - Puppy or sesame seeds J1' CONDIMENTS Citsepilsa. ......................... .....Cit..................MIlitird *2 amcse.ssssn?as. 49 " COOKIIISSNACICS . of MTN ' ImIICks,s.$.r..dilM 2, - ' yix. 77'Ia PRIPA ID'OOOS - - 'Ii '' Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. In medhim bowl, thoroughly i rnblxIE first six ingredients. Separate a'escen dough Into I IfS. For each Kaiser, shape about ¼ cup -' I ztzzrealoogone1ongeuiv ,lni,oh Roll up ali long edge dotly. Arrop SEEM" dm an connect two open ends, forming Brush with egg-water I out shape, sealing seeds. Bake 30 I zture; sprinkle with poppyOi' i nues or until gokien. Coo I ddng Yields 8 sandwIches. WI I US Poppr4e. - ...: autei32u. '49 WWtViaiit3. VIORTAILGS- UANOIDS 1 - Sales HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS 3 ups water 2 ps u nswee te ned pineapple juice lemon juice ge slices or pineapple slices, chunks or spears In 2.quart plastic or glass container, combine sugar and lnkmix; addwater.Stiruntilsugardissolves.Stlrinfruft SAKING VPOStabfe Oil IleL ..................1.79 OrSeaLlneaI.eas).a. 'Ils CIII Mt. t&S s,... ! CIrT$h.$UC.dISe,. ".'..,.,.....32 coup ' b NECTARINES Ls. 584.LIGHT BULBS 2FOi` BEER 6 PK- C"ANZ $190 SAVE WITH MR. G'S EVERYDAY LOW PRICES - SAVE!! PAPER PRODUCTS R' LA AGAD TO THE WHITE _____ 751 __ MA Ple. WIG ALLBLATS 990 1 ya,,y 2 teaspoons chi cken-flavor i nstant bouillon 4 bunces (about 1 cup) fresh mushrooms, sliced 2 mall tomatoes, cut into wedges 1 Imall cucumber, sliced 6 &Iceskixii-Amerkan pasteurized process cheese pr oduct, dcW and cut into strips. Irlarge salad bowl, toss toge ther all Ingredients exce pt id-American. Cover; chill. Just before serving, arrange iii-Amerlcan over and among greens. Serve with Lemony i*Calorie Dressing. Refrigerate leftovers. ___ 1 L1nI Pt - lix FT) - II2 a (KRA GREEN WTAAA PG tiqD Mayonna ise AR1E minni "soft 32-oz. jar $i409 - COOLOFF WJTIi PUBLIX AND KRAFT (Limit 1 Please, With Other - Purchases of $5 or More, Excluding all Tobacco Items) i rI Salad Dressing.......... star -' ' 69° ' Kraft Low-Cal Catalina, Italian or Creamy Cucumber Salad Dressing.......... Kraft lends its magic touch to dozens5 ot ordinary salad CLIveingredients, and suddenly a niC is born' Awards for best supporting roles go to Publix' breath-taking beauties -those luscious berries, fresh-faced Itomatoes, unblemished moons, and that stunningN wholesonle lineup of green, lea~ vegetables. You'll win over even the toughest critic with a cast like --. • this! Don't miss Kraft Salad Days, featured now in Publix' Summer Produce Showcase' MaY01111 Kraft French, Russian, Creamy Cucumber, Thousand Island, Golden Blend Italian or Catalina French - -4 ., 590 (' Kraft Zesty Italian or Low-Cal Thousand Island Salad Dressing.......... - s its ISTART A TOSSED SALAD ' WITH CRISP WESTERN - r Iceberg Lettuce 1' ecks SHORTENINGI I - IOf (7 JOAN'S HEALTH SALAD • JEWEL • ,. 4 SAVE 24 KRAFT REAL 1- quarts mixed salad greens, rinsed and torn Into bite-size $218 - - - is, cherry tomatoes and zucchini strips. 4" LB. 38 BRYAN UNEVEN SLICED ALL MEAT SLICED HAM tic Li. EXTRA$498 ALL MEAT GOLDEN RIPE teaspoons beef-flavor instant bouillon ;t teaspoon Worcestershire sauce t4 teaspoon garlic powder 4sorted fresh vegetables !?(blender container, blend cheese until smooth. In medium iwl, combine all Ingredients except fresh vegetables; mix QUARTER .. LB. SPICED HAM • • • 1 to 2 tablespoons finely chopped parsley blespoon finely chopped onion 281 THIGH STEAK 1 4% DIP tMake*aboutZ-¼ cups) -I'. '.-'- Ia,M.j, 1- 16-ounce) coLer lowfat cottage cheese 1 (8-ounce) can water chestnuts, drained and finely chopped TEXAS CUBED .LL2 CHITTERLINGS AL'S VEGETABLE LB. _____________________________________________________________ - emesal Pyrckuls Os us or It PACK PORK or cold. Refrigerate leftovers. TURKEY LA. SLICED SKINNED DIVEINID TINDER S.84 LU STEW NA$iitL ON mi,u _____ ______ m FAMILY PACK FRYER LEAN BONELESS PORK. $148 ____WAGOINERMIE) Cass.irry . ,LB. 1 DRUMSTICK LA. 6:45 FRIED CHIO(EN 11 88 LEGS LEGS BEEF L STEAK "- MVICAN STYLI 4 0 e DI PCI. PURE $248 GROUND 68! . . 5:111 WORLD ATLMouoI 5.30 N BUTT 1 ,, LB. S LBS. OR MORE BONELESS FULL CUT ROUND ROAST LEAN PORK 5:10 ES(17)MAVVVCK(THU) ROAST $1% ES (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 3 pieces honsy.dlpp,d fried chicken, mash Potatsesandgravy,ce)sslawlnd2hotbufler tastin' biscuits. Honey upon request. LOIN WINGS' p218 CHICKEN (Makes6senings) 3whole chicken breasts, split and skinned cup buttermilk '2'.Leaspoons chicken-flavor instant bouillon teaspoon ground oregano, optional CUD unsifted flour Ltablespoon paprika I' 14 teaspoon black pepper cup melted low calorie margarine .50 eheat oven to 350 degrees. Rinse chicken; pat dry with aper towels. In a 1-cup measure, combine buttermilk, Douillon and oregano; mix well. !t sta nd 10 min utes; stir. lce chicken in large bowl; pour bouillon mixture over turn to coat. In pa pe r or plastic bag, mix flour, aprika and pepper. Add chicken breasts, a few at a time; ake to coat. Arrange in 130-inch baking dish; drizzle wi th rgarine. Bake uncovered 1 hour or until golden, Serve LB.58 FAMILY PACK FRYER WHOLE M SUSAN'S PICNIC -' cheese strips. PU - Salad with -. - ' s FAMILY PACK FRYER BONELESS BRISKET ROLL - LI.$1 STEAK ' 88q BONELESS , LI. SHOULDER ROUND QUAR MORNING CENTER CUT STEAK SMALL. MEATY PORK SPAR! RIBS - CHUCK NU 5LBS.$1 2:10 $218 STEAK LB PACK' LI. STEAK ' THIGHS BONELESS -SHOULDER ROUND PACK SEEP CUBED - - R _____________________ , 8.45 F YER L.B. - WHOLE' FRYERS C PRICES 0000 THURS. JUNE is THRU WED., JUNE iS $ 1 98 - FAMILY 1,-OS ES (17) MOVIE "Fly. Golden Plows" (1951) ErnIe Kovaca, Cyd DENT STD. FRESH ICE PACK FAMILY PACK FORK SALE . ' • CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF SALE - Nelson. (R) . B A tossed Health - cheese dip for crisp garden-fresh vegetables. Add baked n breasts and a mixed green low-fat cheese salad with a mony dressing, a three fruit cooler and a choice of chilled for dessert... You may want to add hot biscui ts or )read for hear ty eaters, oth erwise each of these recipes (if frepared as directed) have values by product analyses and ecipe calculation to guide health conscious eaters. Alfresco picnicking was a way of summer life for England's ' Den, our Green, French, German, Danish and ot he r cousins. , take a page from their lives and Live it up this summer ithout ever leaving home except to bicycle to a neighborhood. With food contribution in the bike basket. w Fjta Food ONE STOP SHOPPINGI UNDER ONE ROOFI-. FRESH MEAT, FRESH PRODUCE, DAiRY AND GROCERIES. ALL AT WAREHOUSE PRICESI NO MEMBERSHIP FEE! . BRING YOUR OWN SAO ORBOX , Sanfo(d, Ri. 5) urn, w.ng rl7 MOVIE "The Big steer £ • a a reh SAI, -' accompaniment is WI Md flt ri i GENERAL HOSPITAL I°IN°°If - The perfect - 1141111141 1ay - If desired. from t German...picken and nicken (to eat and sleep).,.what he r way to spend a warm lazy summe r zflrnnnn thnri In an sleep! st, there should be food. It need not be as elaborate as t14 served at Queen Victoria's picnics, It should be tasty, nuitIous, and not overly fat and calorie ladened. 11'OO MMOMONEWS with a touch. - of oregano, tory has recorded the love of Queen Victoria for picnics. Th English words Pic and nic probablycame into usage 11 LWAVIrD _________________________________ "91 AM BANANA SPLITS A' 'I. Of Life. summer with its warm lengthening days calls for plans for the good life. What would summer be without a picnic plan? Start with a nearby location...garden or patio wi ll do n1cely.:add warm sun or a cool evening, warm friends, cool or war m food and you've put action Into the plan. Webster usually proided by nmbers of the group and ea ten in the open," It is safe toy that th e word comes via the Greek route for4he Greeks had a word for it ...Epxvos,,. which means a "c tributing feast," No matter the route, the economics of y's picnicking is the same. ..sharing and contributing. . 5ILOVE LUCY 10 LOOK breasts accented The long M'A'S'K E C I ENO6 Z (17) FATHER KNOWS BEST 300 (10) THE VICTORY GARDEN I .. - Th (WED) Way. 000 COUPLE 1711 0 51IDREAMOFJEANNIE DINO 10 SAILiNG, SAILING (FPV) 4:00 •®CAROL BURNETT AND FrADM •THEOOCmA8 AS THE WORLD TURNS ONE LIE TO LNE CONCERT NIGHTS (MON) 10 NOVA flUE) 10 JA AT THE MAINTENANCE SHOP (WED) (10) SOCCER MADE P4 GERMANY MM (1O)RRING LINE (FAt) 2Z •çANomERwoRLD ICI(Iflg 5:00 -. 35 NERCULOIOS (FAt) 1(j sruoso CONCERT (MON) . o - 0135) io (10)ViPEOPti 11:55 , - a. an na a na...a (FRI) (4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE m•py six wuio.i oouAR MARY IT' MOM inv GRIFFIN 7)Gft'JGANSIELAHD' 35 .' 94 SPACE GHOST i eoo ,, LI, Susan's Picnic* Chicken featureseatures baked chicken ____ 330 I Q ov EASY . ao WI) P ICfl 10 SESAME STlET(R) 17 .I • 0 ALL MY 5) DINAHI & FRIENDS 10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC ) tNt .10 ELWT1 COMPANYltOO HM ROLLERB RIGHT MY THREE SONS ALL IN THE FAMILY 5) BUGS BUNNY AM 35t LEAVE fl TO BEAVER io oovsuvo :° 8EuIc*ron8oumoI4 .• ED) 10 IENRY MOORE (THU) 10 MAGIC METHOD OF OIL' PAImNO (FRI) (17) FUNTIME 100 y3 OF OUR LIVES AND ThE THE ytj 10:30 ! bd 1950 007) MOVIE 'tir. A ' tries to hIde ' ANOV GRIFFtTH Oj y usst actor Cesar Romer (CC) (It) Z(l7)ILoyujcy 7 00 FACETHEMU$IC .MAGAZINE Jovre SANIFORD AND SON Oj' MACNEIL / LENREA REPORT 41 (17) HOGAIrS HEROES 7:36 TIC TAC DOUGH THE NEWLYWE_D GAME HOLLYWOOD Supc 5% u'o - loS DICK CAVETT CAI) SHARKS CANDID CAMERA 1 SERR00Øt9(p) 1. MOVIE (190) dents VAN DYKE ABC NEWS that introduce dip. from many o ?he ID 00000 6:56 MORNING R.OA most famous mo5i p1clu duced by. Metro GcImM.y. 70 R • TODAY (1O) wovi "Can-Can" (C) M0IQ PEWS Frank Sinatra, Shirley 0000 U0I0 AMERICA POWY PIG A 1 SESAME STRIET(P de her rights when . her of 1LI1TIE :dancn(21,2Hrs.) -7:28 TODAY IN FLORIDA M STROKES War results when Arnold and Wake 90 kilO the CO0ld4ig bulkiest T0Y (CC)1R) 0000) RNPIG AMERICA CD 0 c*jj'*ze AJf,5 The 15) 1 AflQSI$ 9. to to expose a white slavery ring which , a uc ed -de NEW ZD0 REVUE __ 10 I HAZEL - FACTS OF LIFE Blair lools when • g• t, ,t, high9:5 est graft in the , 00000 MONEIG RORIDA !mTooAywpLo)A 10:00 ______ 9:30 5(4) OIJNCY Whil, doing an T00AY witopsy on en Oiyvnpic_hopih ____ 0000 IOQ P.ME _____ . move it?IPIwIW*ies in her blood. (A) 10 POP (DO VEGAS Dan sewthes for a . 17 LUCY counterfeIter who has flooded the 9:00 tip with fake chips and frarried Dan for rnurder.(CC)(fl) -, id I$'WAMERICMIS "The General" Major Gen. Thomas Tack. 7 FAMLYAFFAIR r aberry Is ui. w-Jie,yica fighting men - hero, leader, devoted family 9:30 men. (17)oREENAcniS Wednesday, June Ii, 1U0-3B large head . '-gaI. ,1 ( Good Anytime! Kraft Brand Orange Juice .. -5Sim .- ( Kraft Unsweetened Grapefruit Juice .................... .glass .. $1 , Perfect for Potato Salad, U.S. #1 aaia-toes. w niliee r-'oi Pota oes. • IIL.a Wh t \)/"P\ lb U Mix a Fresh Fruit Salad and Add Halves of Fresh Apricots Salad Perfect (Medium Size) Tasty Tomatoes ... Pb pirlb. 690 ..... A Good Source of Vitamin C and Colorful In Salad, Tender II V eu.owSquash - lb ' - Romaine Lettuce -,.,' Perfect for Salads, Fresh Crisp ..., Cucumbers....... A ... U Perfect for Salads, Fresh Green øuu u-eppers........ -w - - - PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT :-•::. - FOR SNACKS OR SALADS, WHITE - er Top Your Salad With "Marion" Brand pit 9. 49° Mixed Sprouts...... 79° () THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY JUNE 19, THRU WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1980. CLOSED SUNDAY. . G, - Grapes per lb. SAVE 10c... REGULARLY 59 SERVE FRESH PEACH . SHORTCAKE TONIGHT WITH PUBLIX FRESH-BAKED DeSSOII Shells troy 49 SHOPp, CD Seedless I En - .:.I .... .' lb • div e or scaro.e................ .lb. 49c 69° _ 0tmT5 ..,... -- Add Variety to Your Tossed Salad With Fresh por ....... -- - -- Add Zest to Your Salad With "Sun World" Brand (2 bunches per pkg.) Green Onions 39° Top With Your Favorite Dressing, a Salad of Crisp e inach Fresh Sp S . 1b' .- - For the King of Salads- "Caesar" Fresh Crisp 290 o' 390 •'\ 1930 Publix DELICIOUS! A SALAD OF LETTUCE WEDGES, COTTAGE CHEESE AND Fresh Peaches per lb. 39" JOIN US AS WE REVISIT 5 DECADES OF SHOPPING PLEASURE. NOW WE'RE SPOTLIGHTING THE 1950'S. - �I . - a 4 - • - . - .'_. 4 ---- - - .-. -. --- q --• - . - -- . -- ':* 4,.li1.d.lfri - — -.----- I a •0 -- -; 4B—Evsnlng Herald,Sanford, FI. 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I cup Florida orange juice I cup Florida grapefruit juice I cup dry milk powder 3 to 4 tablespoons sugar 1 -1 teaspoon vanilla 6 ice cubes Combine all ingredients in container of electric blender. Cover and process 1 minute or 'until frothy . Yield About 4 T PUBLIX . ,. Reduce heat, simmer 15 minutes- cool. Cover, chill Use as barbecue basting sauce with spareribs, chicken, duck, pork chops, hamburgers, meatloaf or frankfur ters Yield: 2 cups. SUMMERSALAD SARASOTA 34 cup mayonnaise 1 Jar i32 (lUIlCesl mixed Florida citrus salad, drained and juice reserved 1 teaspoon hot pepper sauce ORANGE-GRAPEFRUIT 1~, HdW*e Farms Regular Swked Sausage ............ pot b $1 Rath'eBlackHawk (Regular or Beef) __________________ - Sliced Cheese... u''c' ' - 50c Ott Label, Regular or Powder Anti-Perspirant ____ Till RIGHT , ' 2' -' eightWatcherskdv Wrapped as -: rint • , - pg JWGreedtamps - - ,, 12z. 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Stir constantly until butter Is melted and on a th.s purchases 4 Glad ______ Tolley - Jui ce Lemon....... . es. well beaten 2 cups sugar 14 cup fresh-squeezed lemon juice 1 cup fresh-squeezed orange Juice 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel 1 tablespoon grated orange peel Tea.................... Orange, Grape or Fruit Punch calls $1° Orange Juice..... '' LEMON-ORANGE CURD -: COO may also b. a5 GREEN STAMPS I jC - -: Storage Bags.... Nestea Instant Butter Crust Bread ................lost O-o" 500 111147=539i*7M -11 KeN' -sis Add 2 cups sliced fresh California nectarines. Simmer 3 to 4 minutes, until nicely glazed. - Ifl 0. I CI1GREEN STAMPS - OduCIt 0 COb0st,n a?h sill $199 - . Makes 1-1-3rd icups sauce. R um.-GlazedNectarines Melt 2 tablespoons Ntter in small skillet. Stir In 4 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons amber rum, I teaspoon lemon juice and dash mace. I 'tPubIIx -The,Piocefor6eej- pkg.' 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OU R BONUS • • >4 - • - . . p.eosure 7 . . ountonPubhx'sheIptordehcjousmeahat will keep you, and your kitchen, cool. V' ( nectarines. . Decorate wi th mint spr ings, If desired. Cut Into wedges and ser ve wi th custard sauce. This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 4 servings. flt . wedges, orange and grapefruit - SO . todaysneedtorgnserwn,csji :. 4', When omelet is done, turn onto serving plate. Top with some -. " gments, red onion slices, tender shopping I frudaind vegetable salad-mSkN, cold cuts, cheeses and other warm weather tare. kid with -.-hl.' E1EE%RAv JUNE tarj,,n M eanwhile, prepare rum-glazed nectarines. .- any season. By so k wh ere Duhngthe 5ffs, before most Ao homes had air conditioning, shoppers cound on Pubb for IN vAww placein3SOdegreeoven.Bake15to2omjnutes,fflwfl - tuuj pie .10,. . "4 JUST UKE SHOPPERS DID IN THE Sm 7 puffed and lightly browned on top. - - combining eychunks, u s, fres es h too mat o 9 turk p .' Chill. Churn freeze. Yield: approximately igallon. NOTE: Approximately 3 pints fresh strawberries or ap proximately 2. pounds of frozen strawberries (three 1O.oz. packages or two 11-ox, packages). -- - Melt butter In 94nch skillet over moderate heat. Pour egg yolk mixture over egg whites and gently fold together. Pour mixture into skillet. Sprinkle remaining I tablespoon sugar over tw. Cook over moderate heat 2 to 3 minutes then boil. . . BEAT peaks. Beat In 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 at a time. Cook IL .-- -:- ilk JOIN US AS WE REVISIT 5 DECADES OF SHOPPING PLEASURE. NOW WE'RE SPOTLIGHTING THE 1950'S. - - Mint (for garnish) Separate egg, placing 3 yolks for omelet inlsmail bowl, 2 yolks for sa uce In another. Prepare custard sauce. Set aside to cool. Beat all egg whites with salt and cream of tartar to stiff ' . 11 . ancj 3 cups upping cream i teaspoon almond extract -, NECTARINE DESSERT OMELET 1 tablespoon butter Rum-glazed nectarines 14 . milk, cream, almond extract and salt. Blend in strawberries. - /A', cup mashed California nectarines 1 tabl espoon am be r rum (optional) lteaspoon lemon juice -• Summer Salad Sarasota, right, is a taste j k, KA until foamy. Gradually add sugar, beat until thickened Add 14 Remove • , crunchy egg salad, (left photo). with a N teaspoon salt Sweeten berries to taste. In a large mixing bowl beat Ogs Iti teaspoon cream of tartar 3 ta blespoons sugar reaches full 0 r .. .• • 4 teaspoon salt of stuff rich and smooth avocado halves ,. . ..•..\ Custard sauce ' Wsdnsday June is, iso-58 For Incredibly Easy Egg Boats, simply emade earn is provided by milk, and itscreamyrlch retative, wtilpping cream M calcium and ribofla vin well as j contributing phosphorous, thiamin, niacin and vitamin A to uret.Soyo'llbegivingyourfaIytastynutritIonwben you serve homemade ice cream STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM -- 4 NECTARINE DESSERT OMELET 5 large eggs, separated - Evening Hors Id, Sanford, FI. - mis ., nrefer) - ., ... . 4 Ice Cream Freezer summer season is the time to turn out some fl,or tio ' n with rum-glazed nectarines, folded and topped with more nectarines and custard sauce. (The rum ma be if you - p:,.. hom While nectarlaes are at their peak this summer, take ad~antage of thEiir juicy sweet-tartness by folding them into an omelet. This impressive dessert is baked to puffy perfection, fll1e -- ToCran . I enjoymenU your family by cranking up the Ice cram w" UT f P kU Time I - • .zs, Iwo) - Spra y 1. eaS•neee•eeseefle..n...ee... ne_ - __. a•ean..ee000e.n.e a. eane.a..... - ai INCREDIBLY EASY EGG BOATS 6 hard-cooked es, chopped up ppe y 1-3rd cup mayonnaise 4 cup chopped pecans k4 cup snipped parsley 2tableSPOOnS chopped green onions with tops 1.4 teaspoon salt c teaspoon pepper 3 lge avocados, halved and pitted Lettuce leaves, optional Combine all ingredients except avocados and lettuce. Cover and chill to blend flavors. Place about cup egg mixture on each avocado half. Serve on lettuce leaves, if desired. To hard-cook, put eggs in single layer in saucepan. Add en ough tap water to come at least 1 Inch above eggs. Cover and quickly bring Just to boiling. Turn off heat. If necessary, remove pan from burner to prevent fur ther boiling. Let eggs • sa. cover In the hot water 15 to 17 minutes for large eggs. 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LOAF 41 ' £ %%%I 11AVORS S ; 'V ." — AUT.YALtlSTANT - Pudding. 3t MI[XffA DEVIL'S FOOD 994: I ' S - • . . - -, - - - • ._. -•. • . - - . - • - - - Parka $129 StRIMIUSIOPIMINTo ... Cheese SpreM Sul 79; Chedd NU &UNU JvOM SLAI "ST couecheese tr $129 Buttermilk 99; VULDA FLORIDA UNCLASSIFIED LGE. 48 $ L WINE iAP BANANAS (iAi EGGS La APPLES 3 9AG 98C MILK $lee CAL)FOANIA 14RAD "s NECTARINES LL Ise, VELDZ" HALF & HALF QUART 694 T"XIPT KIM r* OL 91C IlAwduan 00 030 Or MAn 2 M 19" a" LA"I WN'Tb on Aed A6. 11101ad 1 11 weloses Of 031 Or Ahm - 5 CANS somm pwdmn of W or hum Cl"""ORL Lob"is" 3L =HUM amok" imm IL I MAT05 4:1`8 - W WATT AND COOK UNA I tM Wh COON ANd Ad. THEM KING GHT BULBS MAdWNi SALT ON" Pwdmn Of US Or Van rdb& - - • 4-- - 994: Cake 35; 99(p KRfrJ1 LJ1.*f1 SIi&AL) It4 (* GOLDEN RIPE m' 168 $ 11-4*. N.l LIGHT N LIVELY YOGURT 3 'A FLAT -1 594: 00 , - 89 9 694: - . nch bread iip olives. M -. akes 4 genvous serving& - 'f' - LB T, . MASSINGLL tni5 I 99(p 89'4, MERITA KING cooked or canned shrimp cooked or canned cralimeat cups pitted California ripe olives ly. Dim hard-cooL-d eggL Mix - $119 75; °' ________________ in shrimp and chop coarsely. M ova crabmut.., - -LOTIONR1Lfl$S 'es" 1 ''LtllIF' VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 -Sol Glum V"Un - - JERGEN'S u1t1j rt is desired, the fresh fruits of the so a are most __ 4 MO R@ CHUCK '1 $109 AIM" Lg.tt 'm I GROUND La. 68" - • - 45 $166 Lt. NOWNIE MIX cup chopped celery cup mayounalm - . SKINNED DIVUINID hIP YELLOW % S Lt. MRIKAN ' AN SLICED BONELESS ALL MRAT FOOT LONG 4119 HAM ROLL Lt. HOT DOGS - GRAn ' Slit 111 L14. OXANGF. Juice Lt. roll sr" ritsf SINAREST TABLETS --- iI! KRAI $ 49 2 Boxts Lt. U BC STEW J II 16641 IONILESS LEAN PORK ___________________________ KOIR'flV KIST URIAM ON WIK)U us s;rcii*j'rti oi PIES Clu INt MUS5II .l% LI. LI. I-I- A 'V h,..:" APPLE • I;.ifl'V'j,y-p'-j I • ____ zly Irk % flDIU ri LIVER • 89 LI S ' ' Qfl HIS 0 Li. SMOKRD 58 STE A " K I- ' $ ROUND • lip TUMBLEWEEDS PULL CUT MEATY POCK _ SONILUSI ROLLED BRISKET ((5 '. Iv. WEINERS 4 LO. - i I !W,t'j C AROLINA P1101 UNEVEN ALL MEAT - $ 248 58;CHITTERLINGS - , sp As A Breeze - _____ LB. nal _________________________ I Crisp as a sea breeze and as Intriguing as the sound in a sea shell is this open-faced salad sandwich. The gentle flavor ofthe dirlmp and crabmeat is accented with the dramatic color and the niesty texture of California ripe olives. Spread on slices of this tempting mixture is reafly a knife and fork 'mzier luncieon sandwich. Wrznweather calls for relaxlng foods, and sandwiches have a v4y special place at this season. A glass of Iced tea and potato chips complete a simple and very satisfying BACON 1141. STEAK $149 BARBQUE 984 POCK I LII. FLAVOR RITE SLICED ROAST SLICED La. 68; LI. FIRST CUT CHUCK CHOPPED 29; Green Beans2 aiçs IU 218 CENTER CUT CHUCK SLICED IAN THICK SLICED COUNTRY STYLI PORK CENTER CUT RIBS La. 68; BACON BRISKET REMOVED QUARTER SLICED PORK LEAN SMALL PORK 1128 LOINS 48 SPARE RIBS LO BOLOGNA ROAST ________________ FAMILY PACK PRICEIGOOD THURS., JUNE It THOU WED.,JUNE 21 FRESH PORK SALE - LI. STEAK 991 LB. - DRUMSTICKS 28 DILMONICO SPICED HAM 'V - $ CUIID PM. PA s's $ Lt. STEAK STEAK WINGS - COUPONS NOT AVAILABLE IN OUR STORE! - FAMILY PACK - LOWEST AEAT PRICES IN THE WORM 48; Lt. 501 THIGHS dri '.,... D'thPSUI 1O1J NO iVVRE IN NO I $ HU(RY TO GET THERE AM I GETTING THE LRIFT? - FOOD BARN IS ROLLING BACK MEAT PRICES! __________________________ 1 STD. DENT'S P111K ICE WHOLE La. FRYERS FAMILY PACK pieces , 1 ThIS ONE' WHERE ARE 'iVU 60HG TO pounds of chicken chicken pieces with honey mixture; shake off excess. Starting with-larger chicken pieces, place each piece in coating, turning anctPresslng to cover completely and uniformly. Discard any lefthcer coating. Place chicken in pan, skin side down. Fry in ove 25 minutes; turn chicken and fry 20 to 25 minutes longer, or dl)Ul chicken is tender and coating Is crisp. Remove from panlmmediately. Makes 4-servings. Nbte: Recipe my be doubled; exchange positions of pans - SOgTOF IS, NO ONE'S Y4AITING FOR 104 STEAK T-SONE Disiolve drink mix in water in bowl; add honey. Moisten - - and toping FATipty packet of coating onto a sheet of waxed paper or into and wouldn't let a little thing N1SR,Bur LET'S Tg'( whipped a sf1low bowl. Spread oil In a lSxlOxl4nch jelly roll pan. - - NOT RUIItfttV 11 FROM - odellthlrd cup honey' Wouldn't a passive defen$e ... r' SIRLOIN Share-the-Supper Feast is real neighborly! HONEY-DIPPED CHICKEN 1package coating for chicken, home style flour recipe 2 tablespoons oil or mel ted shortening 1 tablespoon lemonade flavor drink mix 2 tablespoons water '.- .. , g , Col tful, rich and flamboyant, it dares anyone to turn It down. 4t others have their fish fries, their barbecues or luaus —a 1; A lot of old-timers have So Mike overtook that been credited with the Bigte- queen AM shifted to the 10 of IMIL. 41111VIien bod sides play spades. South pis ed d could prove to be fun today. is probably (Sept. XI-OcL 23) However, it's Important It to Crazy. But we can tell you trick and ad back alo w-s_ unt-W. u1(I keep ftunder control Getting tha1lke Gottlieb made IL to nail down South's coffin. g yourgalns. -) ' IL--' by Leonard Staii. VU MID YOU -THAT IS.IM MOT EXACTLY A $TOM -W&H R$5IN6 ThROuGH" I PIPtf'T SlOP 10 MN!_TM ME ThE UM1. thawed R This rum-flavored pudding pie Is made even more delectable with1. the addition of Cool Whip non-dairy whipped topping. - - - B — -, - nothing quite compares with the the oven. Mike never worried about overtricks. He concentrate4 on contracts. He knew that,':.., South liked to bid By Ouwald Jacoby sad Alafl Soatag buffet effort. With Oven Fry lei chicken, home style flour rCclpe,andvery litt!ei,l1, thechieken Is fried—not baked -. in figure OUL He had no entr~ anywbere Opening lead:• 3 style the basis for a Grape-Apple Cooler. Tart and tangy, it Just hits the SpOt on A ivAtfili summer evening. A second pitcher is held In reserve to accompany the spectacular dessert. }lJney.-Dlpped Chicken ~04 lie s an ideal choice for eight people and this luscious, I n elight is prepared with very little Mike had seen that he was! not going to defeat the con--: tract with diamond tricks. That wasn't too difficult to , 1, 3 NT - Pan Pa= tray - cherry tomatoes, carrot old-fashioned taste of Country Time leomnade flavor drink as - Bob Tha"s by for- block-party •: ,. .•. 7. F800 IN - st icb and cr ap, sliced zucchini. Ano ther br ings warm, butter~d, crusty bread. Still another volunteeri the beverage and - for a second time and now Mike overtook with his kid' and shifted to the 10 01.. I segib Pus 2 NT -. - 0 9"stess Number One (party's at your home) provides the fri a chicken. Friends and neighbors pool their resources and the't=king (and clean-up) into one happy community effort. trick and he continued with:, the queen. South had to duck- :' - Garnish with additional strawberries, if desired. - normal. East's Jack held the,.- spades. '. --- Dessert Hostess (nearest neighbor and dearest friend) outdoes he rself wi th Strawberry Daiquiri Pie fancy enough TAURUS (April 90May 20) time, however, you'll lose Speculating or takIng swicien 'rH*r Pass 2 hours. - - ..... Today le give an exampleof Mike going one step further; and deliberately shifting from, : his own suit to defeat a gane, contract. :: His diamond lead wal - emotional coercion at any .- ctus POES F.&ST Be wary of others' promises spend foolishly on frivolous they con. entertainment If you're not ARIES (March 21-April 19) realistic. Unusual happenings at work VIRGO (Aug. 2&Sept. 22) can qw your opUmiam and Others will let you set the make this a very productive pace today, because you're day, provided you don't Leave creative and clever. If you use practicality out of the pIctw-e -roucH. - wed Nwth Ful LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). today. Though their Inten tions Extra change In your pocket may be good, there Is a strong might give you afalso sense of possibility they may not be security today. You could able to deliver what they say by StofftpI & Helmdahl / xr is ex- . - .' I - •- °- - 4t 4 -, GE 910853 #K8732 47 #K83 SOUTH 4 875 AQ7 A91 Q2 -Vulnerable: Both Dealer. Nor th N.Y. - . I AT K Q 43 •6 QJ4 your objectives. 10019. Be sw-c to specify birth AQUARIUS (Jan. )-Feb. sign. 19) Commercial situations CANCER (June 2Wulyfl) could be far more cornEnjoying the good company of plicated today than they folks who drop In unex- appear on the sur face. Be pecteffly should make this a careful, whether you are just pleasant day. Weigh your shopping or speculating in _.P.t16. • WEST to Astro-Graph, Box 489, track. You might lose sight of I' I, 'I-•---".••' - t murnvitr • II - •i__ filling package (3 oz.) strawberry flavor gelatin one-third cup sugar 112 cups water one-ttutd cup light rum - UT-; - NORTH A 2 KJ 7 •,os *A 10954 , 1 i . '1 J$ ----,. - STRAWBERRY DAIQUIRI PIE I package (4-serving size) vanilla flavor pudding and pie -, I completing your chores Is multiple project,, today, do admirable, but don't let your that which is essential and do chive interfere wi th taking the It well. Too many irons in time to be courteous and fire could cause cornpleasant to those around you. plications. Find out more of what lies CAPRICORN (DEC fl..Jfl ahead for you the. year 19) Your WUal ideas ar0 following your blrtMay- b likely to be your best today, so sending for your copy of play-them out. Changing your Astro-Graph. Mail $1 for each mind too often will get you off. - .. - 5 Your efficiency and speed in Dec. 21) Rather than tackle ______ . p - -- •: - WIN L _.\ same number of calories ode RSUtAT1OL) %1YtH cause veins SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) •. - Combine pudding mix, gelatin and sugar in saucepan; stir in water. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to a full bod. Remove from heat and stir in ruin and lime juice. Chill until thickened. (To hasten chilling, place bowl of pud ding mixture in larger bowl of ice and water; stir untilthickened.) Fold in whipped topping, blending until smooth; then fold in strawberries. Spoon into pie shell and chili atleast S • that provide. YOUR BIRTHDAY I do not know what you feel sources, but keep things to normal support* for . breast JUNE 19, 1980 yourself. Jealous ears could thumping in yaw- legs, If tissue. This applies to SthI Ttd3 coming yeAr you are cause problems. that's what you mean, ding. walking and par, - - . of tendons EEK & MEEK f -'- l baked 9-inch pie shell, cooled - - f 6Z bottle (12 fl. oz.) club soda, chilled Combine drink mix, grape juice and apple juice in large pitcher. Stir to dissolve drink mix and chill well. Just before serving, add lemon, lime or orange slices, if desired. Makes 214 quarts or 9 servings, 1 cup each I to 2 teaspoons lime juice I container 14 Oz) frozen whipped topping, 1 cup sliced strawberries I are having problems, - it walking a - mile as you will reminds me that varicose jogging a mile. veins do have an inherited Jogging or walking will not tendency. That is, they're apt affect the cysts in your breast. to affect numerous members But you should wear ' a of the family. brassiere to avoi stretching By BERNICE BEI)EOSOL - - Since both (A your sisters - HOROSCOPE - d ishes for b kyard b" '. N " ob" odY y : works too hard; everybody has a .1! . - 1 special ' £ walk or jog depends on what you're walking or running the your goal really is. If you gontracting leg muscles ca 13e want to exerdw the heart so Uie veins In the legs to empty that it has a greater pmp'ing as long as you have normal capacity Uien a higher level veins In the first place. That inshort time decreases the pressure in the span does help. If you just veins and actually protects want to burn calories to against se s rather, contro1l your weight, than causing them. waiwgwm do Jnst about as well. You will use about 1 49 56- contributina rather than varicose veins. a m er Wednesday, June 18, 1980--7B f from top to bottom when turning the pieces. When baking time is completed, remove top pan from oven, move bottom pan to top; brown a few minutes longer. GRAP&APPLE COOLER 6scoops (1' cups minus 2 tablespoons) lemonade flavor drink mix 6 CUPS white rak jwce 214 CUPS apple juice party, with guests quarter miles Instead of your-request to me, In care of this newspaper, P.O. Box appreciated. Would we be 1551, Radio City Sta tion, New better off walking? York, NY 10019. Now whether you should DEAR READER — When I 46 I've not had any but I feel jogging. Any advice wuld 1* - 40 id ea for a sum thumping occasionally in the Your sisters might want to one large one that I do have. Wear some support hose while Since we are all of average they're jogging. It will help weight for our height, and them empty out the veins in proper case Owe's any problem in shoes and loose clothing, Since there wonder there Is more to this see to be a familial phenomenon than coin- de n to the problem, cidence. might to wear them, too. I'malsoworriedabout th I'msendlngyouTheHealth possible risk to tender breast Letter number 5-8, Varicose Ussue, especially those that Vein& Other readers who re chronically cystic. For want this Lviiie can send 75 this reason, I've started cents with a long, SLUUPCd walking . the "wW-and-aseX-addressed envelope. Send — > Here is a soundly economical andfun my sisters have Arteries, however, do. noticed an alarming number Perhaps you're feeling a of varicose veins on their legs artery In your leg 54 Clean 31 Overhasty un- sk)? P ER THE WIN Dr. L.amb 29 Cinch cheer A SHARE' and I jog one-and-a-qLwter miles daily. Recently I've . ustodians become worried about :Breadwinner possible long-range lfw effects that may follow. I jog "tIe with thy two who are n shelves their early 30s and I'm 24. We 49 POUCh•1 . began our program several with enough force for you 50 One . months ago. feel anything in them. $ river L.Ch10 Since then fruit lit DEAR DIL LAMB We've he" so much about the A N 10 Forfeit I I In case that picture (comp R101YA RLEIAI N P H14 0191.1.IA T E a 24 by Mort Walker WHAT P0 [1$ 0 22 Paper of BEETLE BAILEY NOW PID You 9 Ai$MGIO 11 ISI *: 02 Inkling 13 In addition 63 Compass 14 Century plant point 15 Past 64 Prime irect , 16 Upkempt.state IS Egg pan (pl.) -65 Poultry 20 Eternity 66 Auxiliary verb21 Horsedoctor. 161 DOWN Ou It Some Women Joggers sa IIJIA Evening Herald, Sanford, FL DETERGEN "491 dm" PWCMM of us or Mm. Ind. CNMw9"*% - - - - �11 *A _ 0110K I ( : • M- - I' - - - S All i d , F l. Wednesday, June Is, 1IO - SS-Evening Hera d, Sanfor Main r Dishes For Two Cdn Be - Delightful Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl; Wednesday, June i$ l$O-4B Declar e OwnIndependence ' Do you cook for youiselfand one other person? If so, you're counter. 'p.s cup chopped green pepper Li cup chopped red pepper certainly among millions. When selecting a cantaloupe, look for a definite, pronounced But if you glance at most cookbook~, recipes are geared to 4 cavity at the stem end,;dck"netunr that covers a 3 tablespoons flour suit your needs. Fortunately,avaItaortmentofhfitsaJvegethbles can be bought In smali quantities. We've come up wi th a couple of sensational main dishes f or two that make-delicious use of summer produce. Refreshingly cool sumrnet melon Seick utu a deligktful example. Overnight mar inating w LrV3ll lime juice adds an incomparable piquant citrus tang to the sca llops and also seafood toa tender perfection that's hard to duplicatey c° g -" ,4 SEVICHESALAD .' 2 pound fresh bay or sea scallops L4 Up freshly. squeezed lime juice teaspoon salt. i' cups milk 12 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 2 eggs, slightly beaten L4 teaspoon hot pepper sauce ' 1a teaspoon grated time rind 2tablespoons olive or vegetable oil i teaspoq drieeaf oregano 1. cup fresh honeydew melon balls, . 1 cup fresh can taloupe balls avocado, sliced; -' ' teaspoon sa lt Dash pepper Lettuce leaves In a medi um bowl, cmbine scallops, l ime jui ce and li me rind, Cover. Refrigerate overnight. Before serving, stir in oil and oregano. Add honeydew, can ta loupe, avocado, salt and pepper; mix well. spoon onto individual plates lined with lettuce leaves. Mkes:V 2 servings. . FRu..gi CO RN PUDDING , - Association, good cantaloupes and honeydews have distinctive 3 ears fresh-uncooked corn visual characteristics that can help guide you at the produce In . ... " away from the run-of-the-mill backyard barbecue foods and try some thing new and different. Here are some ideas to get you started. . Cast a vote* for freedom of choice wi th MakeYour wn Burgers. Cor n flakes cereal helps stretch the ground beef. But the real vote getters are th e assorted toppings which individualize each burger. What about a Taco Burger with those favorite taco toppings, cheese, lettuce and tomato? Or a Stroganoff Bur ger with mushrooms, Onion rings and sour cream. Or. . .make up yo ur own topping co mbination! Three-Bean 'N Swiss Salad sta ges a revolution agai ns t everyday salads. It's all the good flavors of three different beans In a Vinegar-Oil Dressing. Plus, there's t hi n strips of Swiss cheese. Mix it up ahead, then stir in croutons at bar. becue-time for add ed text ure, For dessert, a summer vegeta ble take a sta nd. Serve squares Of Orange Zucchini Cake, a moist cake using bran . y' . 1 . .'. Using a sharp knife, scrape kernels of corn from the, , (You should have P2 cups.) In a medium sticepan • t butter, saute corn, green and red pe pper, and onion 3 mi R ed u ce heat Cover, cook 5 minutes longer or until vege are teivier. Remove from heat, stir In flour and salt. Gradual)y stir in milb lk.Return to heat brin g • boil ' stiff log cons " -' - . ' . '. R ed uce heat, add cheese and cook until cheese mets and t hi ckens, Stir a little sauce into beaten eggs. Pour eggs into cheese sauce mixi ng well. Add hot pepper sauce. Pout a bu t te r ed 1-quart casserole. Set casserole in a larger, sh n with 1-inch hot water. Bake in a 350 degree F. 0V0a*) .1Ates or un ti l a knife inserted near center comes ou t C. .. ' - . . . - S. ' let . ";0# 3 (ablespoong butter or margarine Observing This Four th Of July, declare your independelice! Break . , - And what'c more, because of the marinating, all the preparation is conveniently dune in advance. Fresh line juice, with its exciting flavor, is marvelously low In calories, high 10 %ltam in C. Luscious ripe cantaloupe and honeydew balls make the Seviche especially colorful and also lend an enticin g blend of flavors. According to the Uni ted Fresh Fruit and Vegetable .• . The Fourth ' MAKE-YOUR-OWN BURGERS 2 cups corn flakes crushed to fine crumbs or cup corn flake crumbs - z teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon prepaied mustard 3 tablespoons milk 1 egg 1 lb. ground beef Hambur ger buns 1. Me as ure cereal crum bs, Sal t, pepper, mustard, milk and egg in to l ar ge mixing bowl. MIX thoroughly. Add gr ound beef. Mix only until combined. Divide mixture into 6 portions. Shape into patties, 2. Grill patties over hot coals aboutSininutes on each side or to d esired doneness. Serve on hamburger buns with one of the fo llowing toppings: Stroganoff Burger - - - . V V V5' V P V • - •? - V - cereal. Cream Cheese Frosting tops it off deliciously. N) U Onion Rings, fresh mushroom slices and a dollop of sour cream, VI 4 Lettuce, shredded Summers .: - 1, ,v. . i ,- V 10 - ,V 0 EVERYTHING WE SELL HAS A f II'P ( )i 8 24,1 OFF,-R. 425 -DELMONTE ' V j 111 i I" ) i PI MAPPLFIGaAPEFRUIT, III ?.APPLEJO*ANGE OR PIWAP WINgPR".&Fr4T loz,_".IQ J*PI 14 IIS. V ,.. $ GREAT GROUND . 3bT _________ IM 200~ OFF Special to The Herald I recently received a letter and a booklet from the owners of Grossinger's, a venerable kosher hotel In New York's Catskill Mountains. The Information explains in part what kosher means -as well as why Jews and non-Jews can eat their fill of kosher food and still come back for more. It helps to clarify much conf usion about Jewish cooking. - V 0 •a V V • 1 PORTABLE BAR•B.QUE GRILL 24 INCH BAR.B..QUE PLAY Latcakes - pancakes usually made from' finely gmted potatoes and onions. 'flimmes -carrots, sweet potatoes and prunes, cooked in honey. Matzoh-unleavened bread eaten primarily at Passover. BIIntzes - thinp roundaomefiuIng.Popular ffldrigs are cherries, V 1' V - - F: Cht• V VV - PORTABLE V FULL SIZE $1799 ' BALL CHARACTER 4 FOR ASSORTED 1 TWO $ rout 299 CUP TEA KETTLE V SAVE 20' ISos Bar.B.QueuucE. . 49 . 20'. TWO LITER sans' 'VS . • • Dish Detergent. £" Red_CheekAPPLI £ DetergenLwNDRr. - Dress1ngMD .. .. .86 SAVE M. IS COUNT TALl. Kitchen Bags.... 79 - --- -- . -. . CreStITOOTHPA$TE) : t'he ' •. Lysol Spray Kraft Sauce Shortening . SAVE 40'. i$os BTL 48.. ). S 600 $189 - .1 SNOWDRIFT $1 17 2 1 SQ. fl. Will YEL/ 51.1 PKI OR TOILET- TiSSUe,WHITE CLOUD). • £ FRESH START CONCENTRATED DETERGENT Singles (AMERICAN) $ 128 So Or Cream Cottage Cheese. $11 9 Cream Cheese. . 68" QUARTERS PKG. 30" I Fy,e Spred. . . 3/$1 Mrs. FilbertsOLEO.. 5 p. S SAVE 20'- II.. CUP AKELRODS SAVE 30'. 24.. CUP SEALTEST SAVE *0'. 4.. PKG. PANTRY PRIDE SAVE LB MARGARINE SAVE 10'. * LB P110. GOLDEN QUARTERS TylenotcAmL. DISPOSABLE. Good News $18 3 - 1 V . 2/890 *10' - - uigate CREAM). . 599 Wella Balsam. SAVE 1.00.4-u Presun Lotion. , 199 ISHAVE V V 34o, STICKS, lOoz BUTTERED FISH FILLETS. I4oz FAMILY BATTERED lAST 10' A 1@ A to US I 41c18 I GIILIT PIGS I LIG j E 20' FISH KABOBS Lots of ChickenB 5 9 C MAW" GRADE Chickens(FRYNO,,,, 168C SAVE 40' A I.S. MEAT OSCAR MAYER REQ. OR Jumbo WeinerslB BolognaOR FRANKS).... G6PAK 1 2oz N.R. BTL SAVE 20' 590 Hormel Sausage 99C Cooked Ham , . . $138 ASSORTED MeatssLlCED) l 8C Lunch SAVE 201. PORK Roll Sausage. . 6810 Cooked Ham. . . $168 Meat Bologna. . $138 08 FYNE i 1Meat Franks . • . 88 SAVE 60'. So, PRO THORNARPLE VALLEY SLICED SAVE 20' •oi 1 ' WINE PKG. PANTRY PRIDE BUSCH BEER GOLD OR BEIG SAVE 20' I LB PRO. NE TASTE SLICED PRO. 60 UNITS Lt $159 ' 12/790 . . . . , . . . . . ... . . . (ANTALOUPES EACH 69 SAVE 10' . • • • . 20. 2 POUNDS FRESHSOILING Peanuts • $3 __________ 07 - .5 •, 18C 994s PORCELAIN.CLAD SAHARA DESIGN FEATURE OF THE WEEK PIECE 3QUART $89%, COVERED SAUCE PAN 9 Thaw and pmWe the turkey for routing, as usual. Rinse bird thoroughly under cold water and pat dry. Note on stuffing: don't stuff turkey If you're using a PLUS1TAX $100 V SAVE $0'. FRESH PACKAGE Slaw or Salad. . . . , , SAVE 30'. 14.. JAR PlANTERS DRY Roasted 10 70 4 Ine. €oOkyare V •V 'White Potatoes. SAVE LARGE - BOUNCE FABRIC SOFTENER 39 SAVE $0'. FRESH FLORIDA Fresh Carrots. - __ SAVE 7 . CELLO BAG CRISP TENDER - No longer thought of as solely a "Thanksgiving bird," turkey is now marketed the year ar ound. It's high in protein, low in calories and cholesterol and lower in cost than most meats, Little wonder it's such a favorite. When "done right," a barbecued bird is every bit as good and better -than one roasted in yo ur kitchen stove. Here are tips to help guide you to a perfect barbecued turkey. Allow o ne pound of t ur key pe r person. Check the grill manufacturer's directions to see the size bird yo ur grill will accommoda te. Many variables can affect outdoor cooking time including the type of grill and fuel, turkey'size and age, distance From heat, basting procedures and if you're using an oven-type gr ill - ho w often you lift the co ver to peek. To minimize the like li hood of under or overcooking, w he n shopping for yo ur turkey, pick one wi th a pop-up temperature gauge. This can save you time, tr ouble and guesswork later when cooking the bird. The handy gauge "pops-up" when the proper internal temperature is reached to tell you when the bird is done "just right." Researchem's have also developed the pop-up temperature gauges for use wi th beef roasts and steaks, pork roasts and roasting chickens. (Inf orma tion is available by writing; "Pop. up Timer," P.O. Box 4474, St. Paul, MN 55104. _____ Mushrooms... Limes 5ox Peanuts. • • $ SAVE 30'. 32 QT. Potting Soil. .. . . . .'. .49 l' • . SAVE 20'. FRESH Florida Mangos. . . . 2I10 SANKA COF FEE a . ELEC. PERK OR DRIP MATIC. 1 LB CAN.: WITH THIS COUPON GOOD THRU WED.. JUNE 25. IftO answer. Almost everyone loves the Flavor of turkey, and turkey roasted on the grill is so good it has to be tasted to be believed. And, it's the perfect entr ee for outdoor entertaining, $189 PAK BAR For the backyard chef who yearns to try something besides burgers and franks, a turkey may well be the $379 °• CANS - TASTE GEORGIA PEACHES CHABLIS. ROSE 04 ROUNDS SAFEGUARD DEODORANT SOAP SAVE 301 . lOop PKG. LYRES SQUARE SLICED V SAVE 50' 1.5 LITER SEBASTIAN! ISos ROLL HYGRADE PURE SAVE *0' $2 How To Barbecue Turkey Outdoors $ 1 39 hh1,'14,h1 SAVE 20'. $2.. PRO. TALMADGE CHICKEN Beat cream cheese,'margarine, orange Juice and orange peel until light and fluffy. Gradually add sugar, mixing until fluffy and of spreading consistency, RED. WHITE & __BLUE BEER _____ • sugar. Set aside. Pit cups sifted confectioners' sugar _I..l THIGHS On DIUMIIKIS 510514 - 2. In large mixing bowl, beat eggs until foamy.. Add remaining ingredients. Mix well Add flour mixture, mixing oaly until combined. Spread evenly in greased 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking pan,' 3. Bake in oven at 350 degrees F. about 40 imlinutes or until wooden pick inserted near center comes out c'ean, Cool completely. Spread with Cream Cheese Frosting. CREAM CHEESE FROSTING I package (3 02.) creami* cheese, softened 1 tablespoon margarine or butter, softened 1 teaspoon orange Juice 1 teaspoon grated orange peel ig FISH FILLETS OR lOoz SUPREME LiGHT Pick O Chick . LB98 5*51 10' ALl 51110* 15104$ and MRS. PAULS FROZEN FISH 1*51 10' ItS 1 1 511$ lUTIST S ISIS THIGHS I oUu4s,,d*I 50114PLA OIGI 1,0 1,0104 le GUIOT PI,emco.o PIG £III*STQTUI WITHIACII$PUTIMPLA OR eggs 169 ,J- BUY ONE GWALTNEY POUND PKG. OF MEAT BOLOGNA & GET ONE 8oz PKG. OF GREAT BOLOGNA FREE! SAVE 30'. $0 La BAG FLA. RED BUSS NO. $ . t -.00111111 V 9 use's'-'.. . ____ 3 WESTERN - £ P V ____ B 5 - V 1 cu p All-Bran ce real or Bran Buds cereal 1 cup coarsely chopped nuts 2 cups grated, unpeeled zucchini squash 1 cup vegetable oil 2 teaspoons grated orange peel 2 teaspoons vanilla flavoring I. Stir together flour, baking powder, soda, salt, cinnamon 4)GALLON$ BUY 1 GET 1 FREE E SAVE 20. $110 WHITE $ LS TRAY 79 NEW CROP SAVE 20' A LB MUff1nSENGLISH),.. 2/ 9!' C SAVE 20'. $2.. "Me LAYER Jelly Cake. ...99 PARTY 59c . CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS GRAPES V 9 9C . .,. 88 HALF C LB FRESH 2loz SAVE 20" 6 PACK PANTRY PRIDE SOURDOUGh 3$ '10' V $V • SAVE 11.00. 100 COUNT REQ. $TIENQTH 974 .F1 . Juce)59 SAVE 34'. 7i REGULAR OR MINT SAVE *0'. 30 GALLON Trash Rant SAVE 30 A LB. 2 TO 3 LBS CENTER CUT RI _ I__UmmIuIIuIIIuuiii...1111111111.11.. '1' . SAVE 221. 6.. DISINFECTANT 99 . . 990 - 49" 9s SAVE M. HALF GALLON HçAVY DUTY SAVE Ill. 32U RUCPD Pd.). CJItD0lC*jN5JU,(tp4(*$l5, SAVE 20'. 32.. SAVE 30'. 32.. LIQUID . . Pork Spare Ribs LB$8 Pork ChopS LB$168 1*55 17 IS.. *PBAt*U0*lIOuM 'A141% 69' SAVE W. 7.23.. DINNER V Pork & Beans. 3/S 1 SAVE 30'• Nestea Tea. 41 . SAVE . • . 791* Soda&., Dole Pineapple. 691c Libby Beans. . 3/$l . - CoffeeCrëamer. - SAVE Ii'. $6.. CAN CAMPIELLS 8 PACK 16oz BTL, AVG. V SAVE 20'. *2.. P110. BORDENS SLICED SOFT DRINKS PLUS DEPOSIT . SAVE 12'. 22.. al.; AW111 $109 3.a INSTANT 20 INCH FROM 2 SPEED MCGRAW $ 199 BOX FAN EDISON 2 NATIONAL OUR RAND GENERIC FOOD PRICE PRICE - SAVE 30' A LB. 3 TO 3 LBS FRESH S JUIt SEALTEST ICE CREAM SAVE 30'- 12.. PKG. LITTLE SIZZLER FRESH LINK 7-UP MOUNTAIN DEW LITER GEMCO GLASS 64oz V it auc u - PEPSI1 DIET PEPSI, or TEEM . TOTAL...$8.32'9" V 01511410 V AVE IS'. ONE POUND THIN V tICID lII4liCD( SAVE 30' A L5. LB PKG SKILLET BRAND 1!.....J e $ 288 99<: RUBBER GLASSES ERA LIQUID DETERGENT - SAVE 50' Spaghetti. , 4V . - . LB _________________________________ LB Stewin g Beef . LB 21031.911 Beef Liver SMOKED LB 9 8C Slab Bacon.ttLB58 LI THRU TO S siIl C V lASt 35' A 48oz $179 BTL, CORNISH HENS C j A LB GRADE A 1 SAVE 20' A LB Ji', MV? 20' * II 3 TO) LII SOHPLVII 1111 CHOCK SAVE 20' OIL AL ITEMS 1. PRICEs G000 IVD JUItV I 24. IQMO. QUAITTY RIpI1 24oz ao4dt ______ U.S.D.A. SAVE LB - PORK BUTTS GIANT $ 19 9 BOX VEGETABLE ____ V CHILDRENS occasions. . V • $499 Is GIANT - Knishes - rectangles of dough enclosing potato or buck• wheat filling. Kugel - potato or noodle pwlillng, $1 BTLS. SAVE 18' V 9 INCH Challah - whltetkeadbakedlnabraidedortwlstedfoj-jn. This bread is often served on the Sabbath and other special 1- DETERGENT PANTRY PRIDE INCH GRILL Grebenes - onlonsand small pieces of thicken skin fried in the rendered fat from the chicken, Kreplach - triangularpocketsofnoodledoughfffledwi th chopped meat, boiled and eaten with soup. Kasha - cracked buckwheat that is boded and served iii soup or as a side dish. Vt FRESH 1 V COLGATE V Jewish to enjoy. Gefilte fish - balls or cakes of chopped fresh-water fish (usually a blend of several fish varieties), Censoup - IthaslongbeenjokedthatJewishmouerg belie ve chicken soup is a homemade cureall. Now some doctors have begun to share that belief, V - - p PUNCH V SWEET NSO(JR 8oz pilL !II]L1 Any foods termed "kosher" or "pareve" (meaning neutral) inaybe eaten by those who observe the dietary rules, but foods termed "trayfe" are forbidden. The following are considered. kosher: V . aa • 88 C 68 SAVE 301A 1.. WHOLE OR HALF kosher homes have two sets of pots, dishes, flatware and so on. Here are some popular Jewish food that you do not have tobe V aa o l V • tU.INOtI*sIIcoutlH*s1oO4most 00*05bPS IOSACCOPSIX1UCIS(ICLUbPD U -Meat From animals with split hooves that chew their cuds. The split-hoof pig is eliminated because it does not chew its cud. V -Meat from domesticated fowl. Wild fowl are not kosher. -Seafood with fins. Carp, bass and pike are kosher. Clams, lobster and shrimp are not. -All fruits and vegetables. The dietary laws require that animals be slaughtered liumanely under the supervision ofa rabbi. Certain parts of a ll animals are not used, Meat and dairy products are never eaten together. Thus, - • HALF GALLON 79!a 4IIHIIU%COcJPUMl5 OLD DUTCH DRESSING ___ ... ICE CREAM OR ICE MILK NY U "Devout Jews believe that they have been given through their prophets a set of rules to liveby,"' explains the booklet. "These rules have been established and interpreted by rabbis and biblical scholars to form the basis for the dietary laws, part of the Jewish doctrine for more than 5,000 years." V 6TO8LBS 99 QUARTER PORK LOIN LYKESWIIOLE) SAVE 20' A LB - - Measure all ingredients, except oil, into small mixing bowl. Add oil gradually, beating constantly. Refrigerate, ORANCE ZUCCHINI CAKE 2 cups all-p urpose flour 2 teaspoons baking powder teaspiiOñ baking soda 1 2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 2 cups sugar V - SLICED LB V SMOKED PICNICS _____ By GAYNOR MADDOX k4 cup vegetable oil __ - SAVE 30' A LB PATTIE MIX $ . - 3 & OVER BEF CASTLEBERRYHOT DOG CHIL4 ,9,_ .iIs 4 .• teaspoon basil teaspoon dry mustard Dash pepper 3 tablespoons vinegar - V SAVE 32'- JWI II tSffitJ liii I 51 so • .•-; 5.. teaspoon salt 'z L7 IPMORE? ,• SAVE 40' 3 TO 5 A LB LBS ld'entif'iaed • ' V U • 3 Otl?OI' 49 LIBBY--BEETS . . . . . 2JAR U 11411 I (141Po '1 BUY BETTER SO WHY PAY . /. SAVE 26'. SMALL WHOLE, WITH ONION OR SLICED VV PICKLES ---: PINEAPPLE DRINKS Kosher Foods YOU V d SAVE IOC. FRENCH OR ITALIAN V ' I Boz BIL. - . V\ . '5 I V All .. '' .. Seviche Salad is ideal for a couple. 9 S • MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!' ... S ,V - 1 TIIREEA.BEAN 'N SWISS SALAD 4 cup margarine or butter 2 teaspoon garlic salt ' cups croutons 1 can (8 oz.) cut green beans, drained P(an (811 oz.) lima beans, drained 1 can (15 oz.) red kidney beans, drained 1 cup (4 02.1 thin strips SWISS cheese Red onion rings 1. Melt margarine in medium-size frypan over medium heat, Stir in garlic salt. Add croutons. Cook, stirr in g constantly, until cr outons are crisp. Remove from heat. Set aside. 2. Place beans and cheese in large mixing bowl. Refrigerate. 3. Just before serving, combine croutons, bean mixture and Vinegaroil Dressing, tossing lightly. VINEGAR-OIL DRESSING .5J .. 06 S - Luau Burger: Pineapple ring and coleslaw. Chef's Salad Burger; Julienne cheese and ham, chopped green pepper and creamy salad dressing. Yield: 6 ser vings. I I Taco Burger: cheese, tomato and chili sauce, Placeafoil drip pan under the bird, but not directly on the oal& Make certain charcoal is hea ted sufficiently prior to cooking. Otherwise, your barbecued food may not be cornpletely cooked when expected. Here's how to tell when the coals are ready (or cooking: in daylight - when they are covered by a single layer of gray ash; at night - when they have a bright red glow. about 11 minutes per pound tobewç done. If the bird is stuffed, add another two minutes per pound to cooking time. I. SIVI �- - - - - - - -. - - - - - - S -w' - S - . - . ¶ 5 , - - - ' - S . S - . - . S S S . - -. - .. S - -5 S - 55 • _, Sf - •.- - 5'• -- 5 • S 5' - - ••••5$ •( •- - .- - $b -. . I•.• -S' • - 55 -- - . . - 5 •0 - - - _______ S S . - - S S S S ______________ - _____________ S . . S S S S - a. 1OB-Evfflng Hrald, Sanford, FL W*dnnday, June11 1$0 Legal. Notice _______ -' 5 Realty Transfers - Un 1 replat, 53,000. Robert W. Hedick et al to Douglas J. Meeks 8. wf Charlotte, - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18 (305) 323-9o15 TO ALL - ' - 301 N. Myrtle me. JamesE,LSeay&wfSarah,Lotl prolect) building, Frexh Avenue. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m,5 DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Air Force Sergeants Association AuxIliary, 8 p.m., - Sanford AA Beginners, 8:30 p.m., ll W. First St., Saord. snakes and snakeblte, 7-9 p.m., Railroad Co.), William Jarres to David F. vironment as a result of project Clerk of the Circuit AARP-NART cover di luncheon, noon, Sanford ____________________________ NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Gary Helton, 3239 ft of W 110,00 ft Record is on file at the above that by virtue of that certain Writ wood & WI Mary, Condo Un 21 fully sets forth the reasons why ytree Sec 8, $36,000. such Statement is not required. (OCO) Steven M. Hardin to This Environmental Review Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Jefferson Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, ngwoçd. . South Seminnle Oplimiat, 7:30 a,m,, Ibliday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chumley's, Alt-amonte Springs. - Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St,R1iard's C'hurch, Lake howell hood. - Thomas Wilson, lIl-P.H.M, County, Florida. Ground Level-City Hall SOntando Springs, 575.000. p.o. Box 2033 (QCD) Wayne P. Reece to .1. 5 Churdi, State Road 434. Your Adult Club for SIngles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave.. Orlando Sanford, Florida 32171 - AAA LMPLOVMENT FINGERTIPSI GENERAL OFFICE-Will train if wIlling to work. - Accurate typing necessary. $500 mo. RESERVATIONIST-SSIf motIvated & enjoy splendid surroundings. Will be busy CREDIT INVESTIGATOR- WHY BE LONELY? Write: "Get A Mate" Dating Service, All ages, P0. Box 6071, eprwater, Fl 33518. __________________________ . DRUGS Part time position $3.75 hr. - 322-7650 for further in. formation. _____________________ Large kit., fenced yard,' downstairs, $135 mo. 322-0331. S DeBARY-LoveIY, 1g. 1 bdrm, night. $225 wk. CASHIER-Several openings. Fast, fun & will train COOKS-If you are hungry, Churdi, Caaselberry. home evening shift, Call after tO am. 322.&311. Lake Monroe - - COME IN TODAY S61 ft of Lot 13 & N 19 ft of Lot 79 - (305)373 9613 - ZELLWOODCORN WASHER-Full time. Apply in - ---____-. person Egg 'n Omelet LAKE MARY-Hidden Lake, Restaurant, 2345 French Ave. __________________________ bytheear.3232261. ft of Lot I) & W 12 ft of Lot 12 81k J Federal funds under Title I of the Pk, $42,000. - DATE June6, Housing - and CommuiIy Jerry L. Falls & tb John to Lawrence E. Pearson & WI Edna, Development Act of 1914 (PL$2- City of Sanford, Florida Housing Authority of the City of HousIng Rehabilitation '".• PublIc Housing Modernization Terrenc. P. Quinn et al to Purchase, rehabilitate and Marguerite T. Qulon I. tb Glenn, resale of single family residences Condo Un?) Baytree Sec $33 Classic Custom Homes to Dieter to low and moderate income SkInrr Club of Orlando. Free to public. Central florida Kennel Club American Kennel Club All Breed Dog Show and Obedience TrIals, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Exposition Park, Uvingston Street, Orlando. SUNDAY, JUNE 22 Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards. Music by Proj Redington woon, siisoo. Kopel. fireplace each side. Fur. and Is only 2 yrs young. Won't last long. backs up to Rocky Broad RIver. Sundeck overlooks ) "Yowig-at.ffeart" dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Cornmunity Center, SheU Road, DeBary; 7:30 p.m., in- undertake the project describid Monday Morneri Toastmasters Club, hIS a,m., - 369.9511. Department is acceptIng to Park Ave. Sanforo, ,l. .__ -- ____________________________ LegalNotice ______. oniacrefencedwithpool.$375 + deposIt. 322-0216. ___________________________ - Florida State Advanced 3 BDRM, 1 Bath Training Certificate or well as substantial ad. Altamonte Springs. SR 434, Altamonte Springs. S sanford Rotary,iioon, Sanford Civic Center. Sanford A1.Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Deadline for acceptance of applications is July 7, 1910, A FOR RENT-Small trall' ABANDONING RIGHTS.OF. irtd Community Development Act significantly affecting the quality APPEAR AND PLEAD (SER. WAY, 1974, The City Of Sanford Is of the human environment , VICE BY PUBLICATION) - TO: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Cef'IifylngtoHUDthatThecityqf accordingly, the abovenamed ALL unknown heirs. devisses, mailed to Goldenrod. Dommerich FIre Department, P.O. BOx 241, Goldenrod, Fl, Ave. Mobile Park. 2345 Pa'k Ave. - Seminole County, Florida, at its Capacity as Administrator, con. underth,Natlonal Environmental other claimants, by, through, hut tO aCcept the jurisdiction Of Policy Act of 1969 (PL 91.190). Regular Meeting held on the 10th under or against Judith Oowllng day of June. A.D, 19$0, in the the Federal courts If an action.is The reasons for such decision Kelly, deceased; and all unknown 'resume for position of fire thief" An Equal Opportunity Employer M-F. use of said property is a drainage under t hi National Environmental review of the project and Lakevlew Nursing Center m9E,25 ____________ -lm - CPN'S & AIDES Caslelberry. Call for appoint. County and the Pvblicto theuseof an Objection to Its approval of the such Statement is not required. Pious 13 and 11. of the public Carlion, Lake Mary. retained. feel for utility purposes Is hereby of the certIfication only If It is in Record Is on file at th. above Florida. and you ire ordered and Full & Part time. 6454906 Any TUESDAY, JUNE24 -one of the following bases: (a) address and Is avaIlable fr public required to appear and plead In Begi at the Southeast corner Of That the Certification was not In examination and copyIng, upon said action, and file your answer Section 20, TownshIp 21 South, act executed by the chief request, at City Hall between the with the Clerk of this Court at rehearsal hail on University of Central p'4j cam 11' " wt 130 feet to the point of applicant approved by HUDi or right.of.way line of Thunder Trill, dlcates omIssion of a required ducted, prior to the request f Loagwood Rotes'j' qub, 7:30 a.m., Quality fl right-of-way lIne Of Derbyshire pilcabie to the project in the ui Altamonte $prhi. _____ Sanford Toastmastrs, 7:15 am., RICh Plan an, Third Street and Magnolia. Guests welcome, By the Board of County Corn- Jacksonville, Florida 37304. Ob. June * 1900. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 sin, community mlsslcners of Seminole County, (edionstothsreIeaseoffunsin { THURSDAY, JUNE zi ' Greater Seminole Tustmistresi, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Qvic Center. ' A.D., 19.0. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMiSSIONERS Ceramic Tile work wanted. JR. MONDAY, JUNEIS _______ CLERI ____ By io. Hare (Jalserslty of Ceiitral Flidda repce.wtailve Will be assist proectIve transfer student,s. - - - - ' Sanford Housing Authority Snford HousIng AuthorIty prIced 3 B*ms.' 1½ beIft P.O. box 1035 - PublIsh June 1$ 1950 Publish: June 13, $6, 11, 19, 1950 PublIsh: Jun. 15, 14. ii, is, 1150 11,1930 DPX.5& . D1X43 - SQl 20-23. Call ' - I, - - '16 Duplex lots & 6 Single Family , 9.7O70 LONGWOOD - ______ --------_____ ______ , S - JOHNN 3224509 - - MOBILE HOME Oflc1'eteVt1O.'k REPAIRS PATIOS SIDEWALKS All Phases of 6 Years Experience & - --. . GROUND. OSTEEN AREA. $30,000 EXCELLENT TERMS. STONE CO. - - • Includes bench, REFINISHING-Touch up 3. L.'tw Down Payment Cash for your loti Will build on -prices.Estimates.3227496. --- --------- best. 562-5392. ______________________ GroomiriSa,BOSFdInQ' _________________________ '-i-_- $65. Call 332-0954 s. Sanford Ave. 323.1930. Y Enterprise, 322-5791 Boarding Kennels. Inside & TrentPainfir,ga. Repair - outside screened runs. Off floorsleepingboxes. Insulated, Autos -- - - 323 /531 Interior a, Exterior PreeEst. rn SSI fans. Also Air conditioned 322-5752. ________________________ 4 $450 Call 322 1013 Jn _____________________ For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, E) filing cab. a. chairs. Many Sanford Furniture Salvage, I?. So. of Sanford 322-1721. OFFICEFURNITURE SenIor cItizen discount. Free est' ______________________ ____________ entryu1Mal't. ofalitypes.LIC.Bonded the only one In Florida. You set B. E LINK CONST 3227039 S 0 BALINT - - ______________________ - CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 2533311 for furlher details. 62L,awn-Garden Iawnmowers. We sis thi bt & ' - S REMODELING Nswrms.klt&blthrernodeling. whole bail of wax Financing 339 7020 40 Complete Off Ices 1_, avail. Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speed. way, Daytona Beach, wIll hold a pvimc AUTO AUCTION ______________________ _______________________ photos or color x10, 323 325$ ._-_. _._._ JET STREAM IND. 1)1-7132 Mildew off Roof, ext. Walls '13 CUTLAS5-G Coed. LowmiIeag,.$l Equipment F ILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clarka.Hlrt 373-7360 6 call 323-1235. - - BiLE HOME, WELL SEPTIC Painting & Repair ____________________________ ___________________________ ._.__ _______ /Ot S French staIning. Free Ext After you ._ Reasonable Quality Wprk 1979 DODGE STUMPY 1 Wheel Drive 6 cyt , std, 13,000 miles. 6G-Offke Supplies repainting, mt. & ext. Altamonte Springs 331 0909 283 motor Good work truck 11.000 Call 3731340 alter 6 _______________ CreatIve Surfaces lic, Special OFFICE FURNITURE & GRAVELY-Used lawn mower, FRONTAGE.PINE sulky&tilIer.Goodcond.Atter 'CYPRESS 53,000 PER ACRE. TERMS. ________________________ misc, repairs at reasonable - — 423-4832 All work guaranteed 8. includes Fu,n.Refinishing -- -- - -- -- block E of I 1. 339 3900 _____________________ FACIABQARDS$7900 ________________________ tomorrow, URE 3IOSanfordAve. VA-F HA.235.Con. Homes PAINT BRAND decorative fireplaces (In- Classified Ad will appear here Army Navy Surplus 120N.P.rkAve.3224123 (terlof's 999. to $399 Stalled). Call John 3310377, free estimates. ________________________ EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to MUSIC CO Longwood Village 347-5394 day or night. Free J The King of The Rock All types of stoni, interior. exterIor, commercIal. 322.140 NEWTIRESI1919&Up 2113 French Ave. Sanford 11195- These are top name lOCompleteOffices & A OK TIRE price $993 Console pianos 139 1O2OLONGW000 PaInting -• _J...._______ 78-Motorcycles --------__________-_ Cash $Th0 Also guitar Cost 1219,sell 573. 372 3539. take over payments $3 week Fireplaces T amplifier 3. case. Like new NO MONEY DOWN Still in _____________________ Call 322 1621,3221460 S ___________________________ Electric auto harp for sale with pianoi PAINTING ROOFS' KOOLSEALED ______ From SlO5to 130 60-Off iCe Supplies -. TELEVISIONS ________________________ RCA Color Console 25", sold new --- ° ELECTI1CAL REPAIRS 8. SERVICES LightIng . CeilIng & Attic fans a. times. BUY JUNK CARS Accessories _____ ________________ OFFICE FURNITURE l0Comple$eOffice, .. 33' 7O2)iON(W0OD ElectrIcal _________________________ Licensed Will furnish ref ______ _-5 -S 2921 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 ______ - -- - --. - _______ ______ 6 Pc KIng sIze Bdrm.se$. Less than I y. old. Cost $1100 new, SSSOfirm.Alsoqueenslz.hid.. yheTimeTestedFirm [I] _______________________ _____________________ __________ AREA. $32,900. 3 BEDROOM CB HOME - - _______________________ _ $645 - RóOfIflQ __________________ I USED CARS SERVICEIUNLIMIT!D Home Repair&RemodelIrç 3lfws. 322.0771 Fenced bick yard and wit., • PAVED RD. IN OVIEDO. 4CAMARO [ ' m.i*i 40 SOME 1. SOME FARM LAND, ROAD FRONTAGE IN OVIEDO. U,000 PER ACRE WILL DIVIDE. 14 ACRES TALL PINE & OAK W LQGWALL. TRUSS1 ALLFLORIDAREALTY WINDOWS. WILL COMPETE 23445. FrenctiAv* AT $49,300. - 5 MYIICAV,. Santo Special S % Sale A.0 " 1133$ $snto,dAveni.ae off of total inventory Of brand new inverspring bedding. Thee, bids are not damaged or seconds but brand new top will get results. m- ___ '-5.- Opatl 2 to 6 daily S - - . ry GrIffith Peew' , 1 171 1414 . 372-2931 2 DR., FRONT WHI EL DRIVE, A .T., AC. -- -' - - I l., -I ReQuIarpf)tlm,Is Wide wash windowsQ7.i' .--. ..._, ._..- ww_ -_._ 2795 LIGHT BLUE 30R.ISPIED ' - - ____________________ WItldooeneralhoueacs.ing 74 HONDA l2 YearsEpe,i, 1995 1 _________________ '72DODOEDART - 51-A--Furnitin I i kuduid. Reside 32771 .1R VICES UNLIMITED Weldingde,$1s.xperp 3221771 _____________________ ln,intio,i - ___ SAVE ENERGY & DOLLARSI Salt & blown. -CUSTOM IN. SULAT ION CO. 3234i$3cr 121S.'Frsesst. - OFFICEFURNITURE S #ii- ;;v* a Saw ir _____________________ ________________ t 4. WINDOWISCREENREPAIR use PATIO DOORS 323-1543 sfter4 ________________ 40 Complete Offices ________________ 335.7030 LONGW000 tYouc .. - ItOS ____ - Orlandoi Sanford - --. - : -. - __________ ____ , Ilo r tit cIss.aig mlan S ____________________ 2439S.MyrtleAve. Orlando AUTO Sanford.322.1721.,. ________________ L_'BROKER NEWHCWs.ES _fTio.Agent33$S3S& local delivery. Nell's Sanford SEIGLER REALTY ,eROxEI.. time.Orlginat$593, bat. $181 or line bidding sell onlyt Free IN DELTONA. $1,050 PER .0731 • SEIGEEN REALTY I I classif led ad, the sooner you 197$ Singer Futvra Fully auto, -_RENT OR OWN this pafrit 3 body shop with 2 bdnn i*. attached. Excellent terms. Call for detaiis. 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH ON AUTO. 301 W. 1st St. ___________________ 2995 i $34,Q33 Vii00. 4, 'CROCKETT LOG HOME - - 5 - __________________________ . BEDROOM WITH EAT.lN S - GWALTNEYJWLEK 201 S. Park Ave. top Dollar Paid fo junk & Used cars, trucks 3. heavy equip- ._.— . S - - Clod Repair 3237738 home In Sanford with wo'Us DEW-33 - 629-1414 ____________________________ _______________________________ _________________ _______________ _____ TRUCKS Same day service ROBSON MARINE &'otgage Investment. 1101 E. BATTERIES-New. $30, Ex. AIR & HEAT. NEW APPLIS We've got It or an'g.j iti 3391011 $30007Q New or repair, leaky shower$oclr specialty, 25 yrs. Exp,k9 3562 - __________ St. $20,000. ESSUP. *32.500. ' S1EMERAóE4cy' To Share ___________________ I REALTOI32.1I$) DISTRICT JUDGE - COMMERCIAL -2 lots on the ..U0'xl3$' FOR COUNTRY EALTORS BUILDING LOTS - ACREAGE Give Us A C$i 2a•L&HDlflS% UNITED STATES - P.O. 00*3035 - 323-5200 WOODED CORNER LOT, SPARKLING CLEA$-$ui5 92, JOHN A. REED, JR. Ground Lev*I.CIty Hail ______________ , GREGORYMOBILE HOMES )S030r$andoor. NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. .. REDUCED-i B*rns Cargll Lag Home, central HIA FIREIU.ACE. 2 Acres - Geneva. Onty $9O. betw, Altamonte Mail £17. Thomis Wilson,, lll.P.H.M. precedIng Wntence. and ORDEREb at Orlando, E.AltamotdeDr. ExecutIve Dired . Thomas Wilson,, illP.H.M. Florldathls25thdayofApril, 1900. DEX-44 •. 1 71 .900. I/i ac Uflf'IC. P113 Lake Jssup Heights. $10,000. on 6 acres. Only $33,0, Repair Shop -4 Bays house coing a greet ails. Hwy. 436 24hr. -- Aflorney ________________ porturJties consecutIve weeks commencing 42-Mobile Homes __________________________ 5-'our beautiful new BROAD M. UNSWORTH REALTY 2.$EDROOM. PANELED FAMILY. ROOM, CARPORT, FENCED YARD, NEW ROOF, WALK TO SHOP. I open spaces featured in this - ---5 - __ to the date specifiEd in to Wsdse,day, May 11, 1910. DONE 10) Bldg. Ground L.evelClty Hall - , S - - plead (Service by Publication) be All such comments so received published by the United States June 73, 1910*111 beconsideredby action On the WIthinproled MUD; FLORIDA BY: ARTHUR H. BECKWITH lIll 10Th Magnolia Ave., 5wt,f Conditioned home In Mayfair suction of executive homes5 $49,500 Details. 'I above will not be cQnsidqrd by not request the release of Fed.Pl circulation lit Seminole County, Hub. No objection received after 'UI Of take anY idministrli Florida. once a week føi six OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, - Semi aflebekshLottge43,$ pin., Odd Fellows - TheRealtyStore471-1931, - -------5---- each. Cnristopher, Assistint United _____________________ East lIfl of Section 20, TownshIp required procedure (14 CFR pj slderation by the CIty to the office rellet demanded In the complaint. 21 Siuth, Range 30 Eait, thence SI), and may be addI-e$s.d to HUD of the undertlened. Such wrItten It Ii. ORDERED that the above 03$ South 66 lees along ia(d S.dlon - at Florida Ar.aQtficej Peninsular commed Should be received at. notIce of suit aM order for un& me to the point of beginning. Plaza; 641 Riverside Avenuej the ad*eess speclf led on or before named defendants to appear -I DOMINIUM $29900 - Owner You could be relaxing In thiS 3 BEDROOM ON CORNER --------------. • r'icc ----__________________ OFFICE FURNITURE - Robinson, Orlando, 427 2916 ________ 18EOtOOM, FRESH PAINT 3. CA.'SPETI. NEAR MIDDLE SCHOOL. $3650 1005132 Ft Zoned A-I sold feet along the PloITh rlghtof-Wey Oblections must be prepared and decisIon are Invited to submIt fail to do so, judgment by default ______________-. --: Sanford Sertsma, 7 am., Sambos. $29,900, 56.900 dOwn. 1.393-7744 yard and trees. $32,000. --ZONED C.2. $31,000. - ' , •Ab0PTO - .ANDY5 CARPET CLEANING SpecIal Rates for Co'mplexes 727 Valencia Rd., Deeary ________________________ - ___________________________ 2 :8EDROOM FRAME ON 2 332 3251 line of Derbyshire Road to the submitted accordance *ith the wrItten comments for con- wlllbeentered.gainstyoufortlw 24-Business newly painted, ge unit. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE - - Way 8. Friday Lots of tools Willbuyist& 2ndmortgates. also make Real Estate i, COMMUNITV BULLETIN WILL CARE FOR ' All ltd eràted agencies, groups Building,Orlando, Florida nom, cash to you. Mary Griffith REALTOR 1.425-1426 or 37 2991 2 to 6 p.m. WELL & ELECTRIC. NICE _____________________ TREES, ZONED MOBILE 21-Situations Wanted (If Applicable) Plo further en. copy thereof upon the Plaintiff's proxImately 120 feet to the East review recent for the project In- project is proposed to be con. Slates Attorney, and Donald B. university students under direction of JetTy Gardner. clolhes at a bargain price bc*'pay,nenti & up to 33,000 . CORNER 25TH ST. ZONED RMOI. $39,900. 41ou -, Tint&Steameraction POP UP CAMPER for rent for your summer vacation Sleeps ----_ TAGE ON PAVED RD. IN OSTEEN. $17,500 CASH. _________________ 1EtAI 5 ___________________________ CARPET &FURlTUR t' CLEANING $/00 Call 321 0825 __________________ . 6 515 wi - + 550 dep. 322 3673 ,iit,'r / call J23)916 55-Boats 2EDOOu FAMILY ROOM, time fOr Recorded MesSiest. 7I _____ PLAYMOR Travel Trailer--Il' S.sve your credit. Will make --_------------------- Wi$ON MAIER FURNITURE BUY,SELL,TRADE ___________________ •,. S - Home Repairs ._ for &Sctkl --------------- ?BEDROOM LAKEFRONT, HOME-S BR.) Bath. 2 Story, IndustrialZoning,3323313. _- Corn,. Center, o Mellonviile - *I+ SUNLANO, 2 ACRES. $10,500. Wereliousefor rent. $000 $quae. Sanford F'SaIs home. Thereare many ways to ;EDRooM, 1½ BATH, DOU. for Rent of _______________ _____________ mIaI .5 • MEINTZER TILE CARPORT SALE - Thurs FrI 1270 Randolph St & Housing Authority 305-323. 9115. - - 4JA.Cond,thjme 329-0503 3 BEDROOM. lVi BATH. AIR a. — •' 37 City 4AortgagesBougt, 33050 701 Bldg. )6EDROOM,2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM. AIR & HEAT. ELE. bANT 2 STORY ON 1 ACRE - "NEAR LAKE MONROE, STORE FOR RENT APpS'Ox 150 sq. ft on 190s ESTATES, accordIng to plat Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. 6142. fInance. 2 bdrm, 1 bath, fenced _______________ , EState'Wlnte _____ HEAT, SCREENED PATIO. Block Grant funds, and HUD will above.named to.wlt: City which tgg* on the following desa'ibed RN1,Iltime,S4shift.ApplyIn The rights of the County to the have 5111sf led its r.spon,ibjlflies documents the environmental proporty LOt $7, LAKE SYLVAN person Sanford Nursing Pacesetter Clubhouse, Wymore Road, Altamonte 2780 rehaiiitatlon project. Will pay up to $10,000, maybe more. wwcarpet,paint&roof. Backs INC. _________________________ __________________________ 34-4'/iobile Homes ' 47-Real the CHULUOTA-By owner Lovely RENTADECINTHOME, _______________________________ Almost Imposslblel Many people - -- - LegalServlc*s NOOk.S19E.m5tS!,I2571L lOComplefeOffices 339 7020 LONGW000 BIG CARPORT SALE Thur 101W. Commercial ____________________________ __________________________ - _____________________________ --_- -. 323 7376 to pasture on dead.end street, _________________________ ____________________________ _________________________ -•---------------------DELTONA-7 Bdrm, furnished. $195 ma. First, last, security. No pets. Available munity relations and the application of technological and organizational advances. Graduation from an ac , credited college or u!llversity vacatIng and abandoning, the tificatlon Stoat Upon itS appioval, Record respecting the within Court by ft. United States of Blvd.. large fenced lot. $27,900. 343. _______________ Room in the Courthouse, Sanford, In relation to environmental are as follows: any right, title or interest In the Seminole County, Florida, our. reviews, decllionmaking, and There will be no significant property hereinafter suant to PetItion and Notice actionl and that these respon. effect on tte environment as a described. You are hereby heretofore given, passed and sibilities have been satisfied, result of project Implementation. notif led that an action has bun Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Mary Phone 3fl 1831, Sanford It's easy to placeaClasslfled Ad resource management, p.r. combination of education and - Owiser motIvated. 140,000. " A ___________________________ ________________________ sale Nothing over $200 WANTED TO BUY-Home, in LONGW000 - 624 Magnolia Ave. 3-i'.,, excellent assump. REILTORS ____________________ garage sale. 5491.417 (EstImated Cost of claimingtotaveanyrigtit,tltle,or Lk. W. Garnet? White ReQ. Real Estate Broker 5167.000. CALL 331.3311, - you have a classified ad With course work in f Ire St., 2 bath house, 4 acres + 16 stall - Hey Kids: Looking foe a dollar? Ask Mom I Dad to let ministrative experIence In FiEDEiICK 5th - also have extensIve fire command experience and proven leadership abilIty, as, S __________________ ____________________________ _____ -_ -----_—_ YARD SALE --Thursday from 8 15-Recreational Vehicles to ? 2614 Iroquois Ave. For ______ Information 322 - -_- 322.5253 delux. barn. All facilities. Across from new ProPosed .5.4 S - - General Cleaning& Hauling Est. 339.7633 __________________________ CASH FOR JUNK CARS & 5Su1&4S322_242O Park -- - Mowing Edging Trimming OREWAYS HORSE RANCH-With I Bdrm, - E. Altamonte Dr. 5350+ istL fast _____________________ :' 5 __________________________ ... We'll even help you word FireChlef.Applicantsmustb. Florida State CertifIed Firefighter.EMT's and 'hold a S - TOWER'S BEA4IV.S4L&. .s.0 I*a '5,0 - - 5 .i BeautyCars prais.als. call Dell's Auction, Everyfhingmustgo? rent. Inter Development Corp. 574.1132, - - ' WANTED--Frot? free The Real Estate Agency lnc.,Realtors S - S B&DLAWNCARE S Call323-soame. .5 _____ - --------For Estate Commerciai & Also reconditioned retrig for ASSOCIATES, INC. FOIC-Equal HousIng Lender ___________________________ H&A, on culd.sac. $450 mo. 322-6952, Qwn.r.Ai$ociate. ___________________ from the U.S. Department of lthasbeendetermlnedjhatsuth al Defendanls. - NOTICE OF NOTICE OF RESOLUTION HousIng and Urban Development request for release of funds will SUIT and ORDER FOR UN. Churdi, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal S&L, condition. Warranty, (man cing No down payment. Pay REALTY WORLDa S S Auction 323 7310 or AAA - ___________________ _______________ Ings. - season. 322 0211. refrig. freezers, water coolers, - - O1F ICE P URNI TLSRE - ' l0Comple$e Offices ))c7Q'O _ONOW000 GUN AUCTION june 27 & 78, consignments ANYTIME NEAR MAYFAIR Country children.Somellghtcooking& housekeepinq duties. Wages KELLY, DECEASED; and all familIes CALL Club-Exec. 3 Bdrm, 2 beth Housing and Urban Development ' UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, and copyIng, upon request. 323 1734 __. TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $193.75 Bal $113 16 or SI? 'no Agent 3393336. C FRICKE & FRICKE n,,es-jp' BANK s WW carpetIng, $300 ma, 1300. sec. deposw No pits References.322-1417, _________________________ ' 3olden-Domm.rlch Fire unknown heirs, devisees, gran-. 13-19 BIk C Branlley Shores ist documents the envlronniental following project: revIew of the project. This En. tees, assignees, Ilenors, creditors. add. $500. Housing Rehabilitation William A. Cassady & WI Sandra vironmental Review Record is Ofl Purchase, rehabilitate and trustees, or other claimants, by, tp Richard B. Sharples 1, wt file at It. above address nd Is resale of single family residences thrOI.QIl, under or against to. Angeline Lot 6-43 Wekiva Hunt Club available for public examination to low and moderate incomq ESTATE OF JUDITH DOWLING N. Myrtle Avenue. • COOK - Experienced only. Breakfast-lunch shIft. Apply In person after 2 p.m. Deltona Inn. _______________ project has been made 6y the munity Development Act of 1914 GE OR 0 2nd add, $42,000 Sanford Big BookAA,7p.m., Florida Power&Ijght, Ground Level-City Hall Post Office Box 2035 Sanford, Florida 32771 (305) 323-9115 TO ALL INTERESTED FINANCING? CALL (3(35) Fireplace & Llkef4)nt Pinef5est, 3 BR, 2 bath, Fm 2597 S. Sanford Ave Bdrms, fireplace, trees & fenced yd. $29,000. NEEDRESIDENTIAI. Iuatur.l Pool & patiol. 1071_eve4ibg 6684613. Evtning Ilewid _________________________ SANFORD-) Bdrm..air&heat, WELDERS. Only Experienced needed. Apply 569.9001 COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home on 3 acres In Ganeval Every Imaginable FOR RENT 7 Rm Hm in' DLAND-DOLL HOUSE. Just / • Sod3Mulch ________________________ Needs repair. Property site 101x122 approx. Only 5)5.000 1-lurryt ERA • - - - ••, -•.•,. _________________________ __________________________ 72ucti0n ____________________________ I 54 -Garage Sales for 15 or 20 years. Owner financed. Hurry! - Hurry! .5 .'- SILVER LAWN SERVICE Mow. edge,trim Vacation or all -e'acwiiffservice _* of _____ - - _________________________ BAKS 8348200 Eves 862-3655 $3,750 down, balance at 10 Pc?. _____________________________ ___________________________ - John Young Pkway. 29$6W7r tools COLOR tSs85 TEEN, Mow, rake, weed. time or regular. Phone Keith __________________________ 37)6125. Room Comfort Center, 2133 - -----,-..WEQUYUSEDFURIIITtJREI .S. - Santord Fu Chimney Rock, PlC. Rents for _______ 1330'mo + $200 Security 322. Building 293, Sanford Airport. EXPERIENCED Ma" - from. P4oiI's Salvage, 17 92. 372 17j1. back yard. Resort town, Sr. - 1 -AWN CARE -. SANFORD Sales & Service, Orlando furneture. Refrig , "oves, working 599.93 IQ I 2435½ S. French (17-92) Sanford Help Wanted. All phases fIberglass. Only experienced • Building 293, Sanford Ali irt. - •:': . -. bathlnLakeMary Call 3224437 theseareas... a LONGWOOD * WINTER SPR INGS An Environmental Review to release Federal Funds under Plaintiff, -vs. PAUL E. KELLY; Brophey Bldrsto Sal D'Angelo & . modern kit, fIreplace, family buyers, New homes with mohthly payments under $250 - FORRENT-2Borm, Solicitorsin low-rent public housIng. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF PERSON: Sanford, Seminole, Florida The above-named City proposes FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION CASE NO. 36.112.Ort.Clv.R $650,320 (EstImated Cost of to request the U.S. Department cove, Franklin H. Hickox & wf LIllian to Rodger SmIthson, Lot Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple - INCOME OR SUMMER VACATION PROPERTYS 5 .' - Lawn Cars _______________________ to 30.000 STU's. 90.day guar. Buy & Sell, the I nest. in u ' sed - Ph 322 0152 oon4.t. Call 331-219%. _____________________________ Recondliloned room A C's. 4000 Used,anycondition4$173 Cash 3224139 Used fbi model color TVs. aPi West o AIh,ville, N.C. RAMBLING COUNTRY Locatedpn5woodedacresthis 3 4' pet. interest to qualified (oil EquIpped eat-in kit, dining rm, rge bedrooms, patio, - ORIENTAL RUGSWANTED - - Air Citloning __________________________ Top Prices Paid 76l9Orlando Dr WANT A MOUNTAIN HOME SITE? We have it. it- acre, property. Ideal for Chalet Only $7,200. ' REALTORS __________________________ - MILLERS 17,000 cash for all. 322 3539. even a fish pond. Call for all • the partIculars. H: Ernes! MORRI S lots in the hills of the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia. Owner will hold. 527,500. tme on a beautiful shaded 615-0100 REALTOR Experienced Telephone _________________________ NOTICEOFFINOINOOFNO SIGNIFICANT EFFEçTON - mortgage. $21,000. 2 1 JUST REMODELED, Large double garage, neiuhborbogd amenities: tennis - WANTED * ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ______________________ ___________________________ • lusT FOF4WII 3 Bdrm, 2 bath fiome in Tee-N-Green with Somebody IS tto1iing for 'ydur bargain. Offer It today In thC Classified Ads. . 'Good Lifted TV's, $258. up HIDEAWAYS-Several building 2110 Sanford Ave. 322 7972 _____________________ DIEAM HOME-I Bdrm, 3 bath ________________________ kitchen, heat-air, carpeting __________________ _________________________ 18-Help Wanted TO ALL INTERESTED PubliSh June 11, II, 25 & July 2, AGENCIES, GROUPS AND 1980 SPACIOUS 2 Bdrm older home ww-carpet & in a super location? 511,0001 5350,3 Bdrm, 2 bath, equipped. *CASSELBERRY Creative Expressions322-7313 - fireplace, 72x14 porch. dinlgg rm, equipped eat in kit & farms,nurseri. ranches, etc. George Britton, CPA0a2.51164 ____________________________ Longwood. __________________________ Larrys Mart, 215 Sanlord Ave..- Restricted, secluded with - - - • _______________________ _____________________________ _______________________________ - "Must See" with FIreplace, lots, Fenced, landscaped, nice bath home in Loch Arbor on ________________ 53.SOBu. Now at the Farmers Market, 1430 French Ave. and also at 2309W. 1st St. By the bushel or _____________________________ • storage $123 mo. Inquire at 104 Palmetto Ave. 323-6303. '. * * * * * * * * _________________________ Florida buys this) Bdrm, 1 bath home in I*ecrest. Large fenced yd, carport, new carpet & palnr $36,530. - larg, lot. Fireplace, Fl. rm, dining rm, equipped eat.in kit, patio, Central H&A, carpet, & morel 159,0001 - 45A'4)jtof State bdrm, 2 bath home. Truly a &fAUT1FUL- 3 Bdrm, 7 bath Bedroom Apt., furnished, Your Future CLASSIF lED ADS A JOB WHICH CAN BE DONE NO OTHERWAY.CALL327-7*11 Sheriff Seminole County, On or about June 21, 1930 the English Est Un 7. .. J. T. Turley & wf Gloria to abovenamedCitywiilrequestth. William A. Fagan& wf Joy, E25f1 U.S. Department of Housind and - Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS For appointment call 3737973 S LOVELY Furnished Efficiency 912 French Ave - Early Childhood Center. 322 6645 ________________________ 11:00A.M. on the 3rd day ot luly, John E. Polk. P0. Box 2033 Sanford, FlorIda 37171 English Woods, $100. (QCO)HenryW.Heayiside3.wf Civic Center, Various speakers and performers; - how you this bdrm, 1 bath ake front home.on 3 nicety wooded acres. Now only 143.500 - porch & many extrasl 133,9001 -_-. ji_-artments Furnishe4 TOMORROW Special Summer Program s-n Yrs. Included weekly-- ________________________ AD. 1910,offerforsaleandsetlto Ground Level-City Hall (QCD) Boulder Mtg Corp to LarryM. Butterfield &wf Cynthia, Community Youth AssocIation, 3:30 p.m., SanfQrd - - "MUST SEE TODAY" utilites not included. ___________________ Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., sersion L4Theran i..- 'E s..-.- 207 E '1 JUST LISTED? 2 Bdrm, I bath home in CCM on a nice land.5,j Icaped lotl CEntral HIA, ww- sANFORD-Love'y I Bdrm + defl or 7 Bdrm, air. sno. BARGAIN BARGAIN, - WE BUY F URN. & APPL. lpc.orhouseful ?lhrs 339 7070 5 Bring your fishing pole and let us -. - ' 5 S ___________________________ .Jill buy old class rings& silver 53-TV-Radio-Stereo • 5 - S -. ____________ FIXTURES. Jenkins Eur-ni. ture, 703 E. 25th St. 373 - - ______ Property - 323-7832 Eves. :1220612.222 1537 NFORD AREA lots. 10 Four plex lots. 331 321-0759 - s --- WE BUY USED FURNITURE, _ APPLIANCES & PLUMBING will get results Cash 511.000. Call 323-353'. tJJ34ii'iii ____________ 6 Single fmiIy lots. 2 Duplex 'BLOC'K 8. MobU'Mme. Here's your cute lIttle 3 Bdrm home. - CIty of Sanford, Ftorid. That said sale is beIng made to — Housing Authority of the City of satisfy the terms of said Writ of Woods Townhouses Sec 10 less and Sanford _______________________ Instructors Needed Execution. exce,t Lots 305334, $100. Frederman and the Dixie Flyers. For aenlor citizens, - . INVESTORS& BUILDERS ATTENTIONI ' _________________________ FOR RENT 2 BR apt. $700 per m. ANYONE IN THE air, prefer senior citizens. 322________________________ Of' 666.6133, - One Pieceor Houseful 323 2301 BridgesAntiques GAS RANGES. Reconditioned, Guaranteed. Sanford Auction, 1215 French (17 92) 123 7340 _______________________ Th, sooner you place you classified ad, the sooner y 8200 Eves2.3655 S Lic. Real Estate Broker •2M05anfordAve. 2 bath, separate din. - S MOREHOMESTHAPI 834- BATEM.AN REALTY - i - - . - -__. - - - - Brand New, push button control Wanted to buy died office has probe. Originally $619, equlprNent. floll's Sanford balance $393, $19 monthlyFurniture Salvage, 17 92, So. of -- - - Sanford )77I721' _______ 339 Sr. REAL ESTATE BrOker REALTOR. 3226911. .. BookkeepIng & Tax, Economical I Bulldozing. ClearIng, Backhoe EE Williamson Rood, near I-I REAL ESTATE 322 7198 COnditliri. $100 Or best offer. Antiques and Modern Furniture Agent 339-5336. Cal I Bart PAOLA2ACRES I Sanford's Sales Leader -. ' - WE LIST AND SELL - - __________________________ $173 wk. - REALTORS -- _______________________ DRIVER-F CL, be home every DISCOVER the secret of ALOE, non surgical face lift. Free clem.323-1530.I - RAL S3-41&)S (Dealer). • - - - 10 acres, beautifully wooded H. Ernest MORRIS - 68-Wanted fo Buy 32) 0697 you have need of, read all our real value shopper. STENSTROM èIAL COIBERT ALTYinc. MULTIPLE LISTING. REALTOR ' - Production background. $800 forming an organization mo. start concerning Teenagers & Drug Abuse please contact me at . - MAcHINE PAINTER_willing : & many other very dclrabIe - -. - • - --- II you are having duIficulty finding a place, to live, car to building site, quiet country . - J JUST MAKE PAYMENTS -'69 • to IS models. CaU 3)9-9100 or ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD O s RE SU L TF UL END. THE _____ sewing rm, etc. (Could tie an nished on large sIze lot in Osteen, Fl. 11 miles from Sanford. $11,500 cash or $6,500 and refinance 53.000 mort. gage. lnquirn 404 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Phone 323-6303. _______________________ SANDALWOOD VILLAS2 2 bath, fully equipped kitchen including W&D. mo. 671-1530, 295-7766. :: Georgia Inc. all of Lake of the DeBary Community Center featuring Adrian ,. Bdrm, 2 baths & an addition 51.100 321 0325____ - ______ Automotive. 1650. 349-2I7. 53.00. Call 339-3394. Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35, used short MOBILE HOME 01(1 6.5 acres with small pond. perf for mobile home or BOR HOME - RStwbished & ready for the large family. I One bedroom House plUs Ofli SANFORD-Modern 1 bdr central H&A, washer.dry large walh.ln -closet. children or pets. 617.3300, $ + deposit. Carrick. RealtC REALTORS '" AT YOUR MMlapsrtl.e to R,bm. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m. . ___________ OVlEDO-3 BORM, 2 ba'th, large family rm, bookshelves, garage. Large shaded lot - road frontage, small down, owner terms. $9,300. 24' HOUR lB 322-9283 ________________________ ___________ June Porlig Realty 322.I6 , __________________________ MUST FIND DOG 3 yr. old child was bitten in face, Sat. am. at Sambo's by Ige beagle or bassett typE dog. Having to take full series of Rabies Shots if not found, - Charges will not be filed. Call 3237627. camping, future home or buy for investment. 100' paved _____ ___ .'71 Chevy Impala., body fair, mechanical excellent, new • PUPPIES--? male & 2 female AusfçrSae -- - 66 CORVETTE - 3271 born tops. Mechanically like new. Asking $5,500. 3657001 ._•__ ______ ____ _____ OPEL Ralley-1972 2 Dr., I cyl., I sped, Factory air. AM FM stereo. Excellent cond _____________ ____________________ 3231012 KENMDRE WASH ERpatta. Service Used MachInes. MOONEYAPPLIANCES . brakes. New paint lob. 3232376 ___________________ ffREE KITTENS I1OIN Mills Aye LOOKING FOR A CAMP SITE? 3.5 acres.' Ideal for weekend Suites ______ Sanford Fl n C. Piper Sr & *1 Shirley, Lot II NOTICE OP PUBLIC REQUEST theSeminoleCountyCourthousein Magnolia, Sanford. 5- ItAttOl 2231 S. French Wonder what to do wIth Two? Sell OnE - The quick, easy Want-Ad way. The magic (Al 1.323-5714 Brand fleW, with power head 8. all attachments. Warranty:' PaY$399.or $20 monthly. Fin ng, No. down Payment. BAKS ________ ---__-S __________________________ — WE HANDLE RENTALS VACUUMS.RAINBOW 1210 70 acres priced from $150 - per acre to $2000 per acre. Buy Ref. repo. 16 Cu tr trost tree, now before Hunting Season Orig. $529, now 5205 or $19 mo ROBBIE'S modestpriceot $53,000. Call us today LAKE FRONT. Perfect 2 PP ------ ----• 80—AutosforSaje s READY FOR NEW HOME- __________ Part German Shepherd Pups. '77VOL.AR-Siant6.newtjru, $15. Call 323 6233. radio & air, power Steering & ___________________________ _____________________ ---- YOUR PRIVATE fin'uttclng, ______________________ _____ 65—Pets Supplies _______________________ beauty Won't last Iong,at the couple or older singe UNEMPLOYED Seminole County, Florida, will at Fennimore Cooper Jr. 'i Interest PublIsh: June 15, 16, ii, 19, 1930 the highest bidder, for cash, W 500 ft of S 163 ft of Lot 19 Entz DEX-5.4 subject to any and all existing minoer Farm add, No. 3. $100. liens, at the Front (West) Door of - • Cal W. Piper & *1 Vernitia to Cal (Idlmr*In?'flkmbszrger Dlr, 64 p.m., Holy./l CrOM Episoopal Churdi parleh hail, Fourth and -. . SY OWNER NEW I bedroom, 2 _____ ____ 52—Apphances 9 ACRES NEAD SANFORDWill divide; $1,500 per acre. Owner will finance. :172-2519 SltU1tfdn a 5'dobe lot, this ground pool, all amenities - $290mo.Lease,Deposlt. AdultsOnly. Call 322-2090 * * * * * * * * Sanford, Florida, the above - (V333$$6 comes complete with all pllances. double garage, . PoOL. 3 BR, CHIA, $49,500, IDYLLWILDE 4 BR. 28: u __________ GENEVA GARDEPIS-3 Bdrm. - 4Pel5(fl'Is new phone no. - Bik E S'- Tract 14 2nd replat LongwoodAA,clo5ed,8p.m.,RoIJjngh1ijMorav S p.,a ______ _______________________ ______________________ JENNY CLARK REALTY REALTOR 3221593or323$439 - home. This 2 Story home yrS. old. $34,900. BR, 2 bath. Adults only. NO pets. $250. Call 323-3111. ' ______________________ ______________________ ____________ _________________________________________ 81k C Sweetwater Oaks Sec I?, and persons disagreeing with this Swann,etc,, CI 799163, Defendant, $159,900. decision are invited to submit which aforesaid Writ of Execution Ophelia K. Jones tO John P. Weight Watchers, 10 a,m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. 4 mute DUCED 53.100. 2 BR.' FR, Ada. Just So fl 11.92 rport- Blvd. Call - 3$3.SI7P Sanford. Mklnll' yfl9 - - 2 Choice Lots in nicest section. Valued at $100, sacrifice. $200 daytime, some nights. Longwood-Lake Mary area. •_3721531or3399659 SpuroftheMoment Babysitting. Dorsest & *1 Martha, Lot 11 81k A action on the within project prior Lot I, Block K, Skylark Sub2nd repiat Sp.'ings, $100.of Tract 16 Sanlando to the date specified in the division, Plat Book 17, Page 34 preceding sentence. Public Records of SemInole South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. S '-' efoe Publication ____________ 0. Robert Matouse$i & wf Ruth, vIronjtiental r8view of such March: AD. 1930, in that certain' Lot 272 Winter Springs Un 4, project is proposed to be con- case entitled, David P. Freytag, er $75.900. ducted, to the request for ux 793119 Mannix, lnc.,t al Cl 79E. Everett, Huskey to Marion release ofprior Federal funds. 9463 Plaintiff, - Sally Elols the address 200.24 ft Of E 1030 ft of Lot 239 etc 0. June 70, 1930. specified on orbefore Sallie E, Swann talc) - prparty being located in Seminole C nty, Hammock, $13,000. Biscayne Dv Evangelical will beconsicsered and the City will described as follows: not request the release of Federal One-Half Interest in the Lutheran Church to Robert funds or take any administrative Following Described Real Estate: Airport Restaurant. -, in kitchen, fenced yd. $35,000. P01216 REAL I Sacreparcels,Lk. Sylvan area. Terms. Call W. Maliczowski. REALTOR. 322 7933. carpeting, range & refrig. Eat. REALTOR, MLS Evening H,rald,Sanford,FJ. WIdnssday,Jun1J$_.4jg -( — DELTONA-1 Bdrm. 1 bath, REALTOR Sunday - Noon Friday ______ ______ APARTMENT ______ ________________________________________________________ S FOR RENT-2 & *1 Margaret, Lot 5 81k B sloeration by the City to the office Seminole County, Florida, and I S*ethsatet Oaks Sec I?. 5155,000. of the undersigned. Such written Iave levied upon the following Clint 0. Towne & *1 Edith to FRIDAY, JUNE 20 ________________ ________ - 323.5714 Day or Night. '. ts-Acreage 41—Houses ________ ... - _____ South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, - lor2bdrmaptl unfurnished. 323-6650 - .' Noon The Do. Brantley Hills, $10,900. Owreters Anonno, 7:30 p.m., Community . .4nc. v ,()..Af1 prtfl1efltS Ul'iUrnished 3 Lines Minimum - Paul H.' Downey & *1 Jessie to examination and copying, upon under the seal of he Crçuit Court . Warren R. Bergren, Lot 26 Lake request, at City Hall between ca of Orange County, Florida, upon ___________________ a---_— ' __________________ Owner assist hours of 900 AM. and 1:00 P.M. final judgement rendered in the Sanford. 41—Houses — — Urold Hall Realty - ______________ - - - ___________________ . Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. S S _______ . . RATES '- Metyin J. Wood to Melvin 0. revie ot the project and more Civic Center. Program: Children's Krayola Kollege Singers, all senior citizens welcome. - . - 41—HOUSeS TRANSFERRED. Soarkli,vj 3 - Guernsey, $4L900. Record respecting the within By: Cynthia Proctor Alexander C. Rivera & wf Mary project has been made by the Deputy Clerk -to KEvin J. Kerwin Lot 5 81k A above-named _______________________________ City which Publish Jjna 11. 13.1930 Pine View, $6,000. documents the environmental DEX I) - THURSDAY, JUNE19 ____ - ________________________ ClaSSlfiId AdswIII always give -e ... Much . ______________________ ' More than you expect. _________ - 1 time ...............44C tine 3consecutivetim.s -. •3c a line SATURDAY 9-Noon - Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Fyderf*vez & WI Shirley, Lot I implementation. Medical Utrary Building, Winter Park Memorial . HOURS - Defendants. of Forest City N 100 ft of NW cot not constitute an action and appurtenances on said land Sec 12-2030 Ctc, $37,500. significantly affecting the quality used or useable In conjunction Paul V. Greer & wE Belmarie to of the human environment and, therewith. James A. Thompson & wf Ivey et accordingly, the above-named This sale is macic pursuant to al N' of Lot 19 Bear Lk Hts, City has decided not to prepare an Su'mmary Finel - Judgment 530.000. Environmental Impact Statement foreclosure entered in Case No. James L. Moore & wf Wilma to underthe National Environmental 740-CA-09-K flow pending in the' James J. Loughlin & *1 JuanIta, Picy Act of 1969 (PL 91190). Circuit Court in and for Seminole W' of Lot 324 Van Arsdale The reasons for such decision County, Florida. ' Osborne Brokerage Co's add to was not to prepare such Statement DATED this 9Th day of June, The Black Hammock, $15,900. are as follows: There will be no 1930. Lillian M. Tschantre & hb significant effect on the en- (SEAL) Overeaters Anonyrnoi, 7:30 p.m., Alt.amonte Mall 5 - vations, - CLASSIFIED DEPT. It has been determined that 5Uth together with all structures, Im. 61k A Glenarden, $79,300. 831-9993 NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN INTERESTED S S S S Sanford Graclool living. Ru & mot*nti HtIII p. Ii ...,. Orlando-Winter Park 322-2611 ' V5 -, CLASSIFIEDADS Seminole Plaintiff. 2nd add, 533,500. Public Housing Modernization the plat thereof recorded in Plat JamesA. Murphy 3*1 Dawn to Upgrading 155 units of low-rent Book 7, Page 30, Public Recordsof Scott Edwards, Lot 13 Isle of public houSing. Seminole County, Florida (less SanlordSei'enaderssenjor citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., r'ree seminar City of Sanford Ground Level -City Hall . - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 79'7I3CAO9.K . CASSELBERRY GARDENS. INC.. a Florida corporation, NOTICEOF FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT EFFECTON THE ENVIRONMENT DATE June 6. 1930 City of Sanford, Florida Housing Authority of the S - - ..Rooms - 160000. PER SON . the hàis of 11:00 am., at the WeSt Silma lnt'nI to Bernard Catry, The above-named City proposes Front door of the Seminole County Lot 3981k.) Foxmoor Un?, $50,100. to request theU.5. Department of Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, the RobertFDurbin3.WIGeraldlne Housing and Urban Development tmderligned Clerk will Offer for to Silma Int'nl Lo5331 Spring Oaks to release Federal Funds under sale to the highett and best bidder Un S. $79,000. Title I of the Housing and Com. for cash the following described Ricbard, Cevami Rep Lloyd V. munity Development Act of mi real property: Caffpe to William S. Johnson & (PL-93-3$3) to be used for the Lot 6. FIrst Addition to Cas- CALENDJO McCoy Family Club. - • - BrownI. WI Susan, Lot 17 Hickory 73£ S 663 ft of Lots 19-20 81k E Creek, 516.000. West Altamonte Hts Sec 3, $6I,40 _______________________________________________________ W. P. Woodard 8. WI Patricia to Leonard Casselberry I. wi - Legal Notice ___________________ James E. Smith 3. WI Jessica to AS Sec 21-21.29, etc. $30,000. WI MadeIeine, Lot 3 Sherwood GraceC.Lindblom,LotG16secll. Ralph Abell 3 *1 Frances to Forest 1St add. $8,000. 2032. $12,200. Ronald C. Spain & WI Rosanne, ______________________________________________________________________ US. Home Corp to Rocco Vitale Fl Rn Comm to Robert J. Lots 3132 81k 14 Crystal Lake Jr&wfLinda,Lo177 Foxwoodph (oaks & *1 Margie, Lot $ 81k 8 Winter Homes,j100. 2 15? add, $69,300. Greenwood Lakes Un 2. 167.500. Ronald C. Spain I. wf Rosann. Larson Iflfe5t to Sam A. Altieri John C. Horan & wf Mary to to Glenn Greanya 1. WI Barbara, & wI Genevieve. Lot 23 Apple Wesly G. Bentoçi, LOt I 81k 12 4me as above, $23,500. • Valley Un 1,516,500. • - S - -• S S S' - .5 S -:. S - &ichafn ___Furniture Salvage, 17. .-- . 92 S. of Sanford. 371-3721. — S ______________________________________________________________________ ' . - - — , .4(5.5 - �% - 12B—Evnlng Herald, Sanford,Fl. Wednesday, June ii, 9$ 1!I1 72nd Year, No, 259—Thursday, June 19,1910—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents . • -I 4. S tate Attorne y Indicts Teacher . In, Paddling A Sanford Gramitiar School teacher has been indisipllned a third grader last month, allegedly bruising him severely, Elsa Marie Caskey, 30, of 1387 Sacramento St., Deltona, was to be issued a summons today to appear in County Court to answer charges she committed battery on May 15 by paddling Wayne Foley, an. yearold residing for the summer with his'father, Ralph Foley, at 1806 S. Maple Ave., Sanford. Foley is the stepson of Congressman Richard Kelly, It-New Port fiche)', and had come to Sanford and attended school here only two weeks before the pad. tiling incident, police say. Sanford Police Sgt. W.R. Bernosky charges the child was paddled twice by Caskey on May 15, once In the up to a year in the county jail, Under school board policy, based on the state, laws, teachers are supposed to bring students to A principal or principal's designee for the administration of eorporal punishment. Teachers are allowed to paddle if given aroval on a case-by -case basis, said school district spokesman Ralph Ray. of Bernosky says Caskey did not speak with the school principal Clay Carroll before paddling, but that Carroll has told him teachers. have blanket designation to paddle as they see fit, Two weeks ago, when Bernosky brought the case to the State Attorney's office, Carroll refused to comment on the case. Ray said school district officials turned over all morning for allegedly shoving another child and once information on the case to the Department of Health plaints with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, and Rehabilitative Services as soon as it was reporkJ BUS investigators are required by law to look into any injury of a child by an adult which leaves a mark visable for more than an hour. Bernosky said the Incident was reported by Foley's grandfather, who was caring for the child the day it Assistant State Attorney Steven Johnson saidi the happened. It was the first time the youth, who had been child has recovered from the bruises without suffering attending school in Virginia, had been paddled in any permanent injury. Sanford, Bernosky said. . If convicted of the charge as filed, Caskey could face Bernosky says he made the charge of battery against charging teachers at Midway Elementary School bruised their children in two unrelated corporalpunishment incidents. Both are still under investigation, Figures provided by the district to the federal Department of Health Education and Welfare in September state about one of every nine county students was subjected to officiall' sanctioned corporal punishment at least once during the 3979.80 school year. DAVID M. RAZLER dicted on a charge of committing battery when she 0 . - _____ 16 4 Herald Photo ._ by Tom Vinceni A dead fish lies on the banks of the St. Johns river, stained green by the thick algae growth responsible for last week's fish kill. River experts warn that more kills can be expected If conditions are not Improved. • lti W.UAND USDA O40I0' , 2AVI 90' LL..' HiKOY $MOCCI)- ICIID. $MINUS$ A DIVIIHID,: •HAM.'STEAK .',1159 ROUND'$- ROAST 89' .: . (sucIDs4,e9) , 4.*nø , . . CANNEWO' M . 99c H.- 8, ;• - .:. $ C' - j CiAN1$4 " HEMS' - - .'4;' _ _____ ' , 1 -__J._L:::L....... - SAVI 9 ON 3 VAN CAMP POSIt £ - SAVI BEANS 3 ' TOMATOES 3 ts1ou " . " """ , $100 ' ,,. - I JWflTINtD.r1WlITIffDSI*PtVlUlT . •Iiit . , 2 4. .579 low---------------- . ~"i_Fid A t- It . SALTINES . ., • aAVI w CACrnN4 $00) HOULA* OS IR$A1flD owe = ' . JAva WON t Harney, he said. Harold Moody, biologist at the The new Iron Bridge plant will commission's Eustis research lab, release almost-pure water. Currently, says he has been fighting a losing most of the treatment plants Johns. fluent Is biologically purified but still Only now are the Department of loaded with nutrient chemicals. Environmental Reaulation and the St. Sanford. DeLand and other area Johns River Water Management sewage treatment plants are either District beginning to take actions approved or scheduled for miwhich can save it, he says. provernents to bring them up to a The St. Johns can still be saved, he better grade of purification. says, but action must come imThe best way to eliminate nutrient' mediately, loading of the St. Johns is the flood Since 1948, the first year for which plain acquisition project run by the accurate figures are available, district, Vergara says. through 1970, the weight of fish per The plan in t he works since 1978, acre of the St. Johns increased. But at should be complete co by A August, ust, he the same time the number and weight said. Under the proposal, the of bass, crappie, sunfish and catfish managementdistrict will begin buying decreased, the 1970 report states. Moody blames two factors for the up river basin Land, keeping it in its natural condi tion, change in the fish population. ..' - AW30,. ?WRIPYV MAID By DAVID M. 4RAZLER Commission, under contract from the Herald StafI,Wrlter Army Corps of Engineers, has Man's meddling with conditions dumped herbicides into the river to ound the St. Johns River have kill off the larger plants, leaving the created conditions which could lead to algae to fill the water, turning some of regular, severe fishki lls. the lake and river sections dark By raisin(t'he dutrient content of green 'and opening the way to the water while killing off aquatic destruction of the fish population. plants, not only have conditions been While Sunny Vergara director of the set up for algae bloom which lead to water management district, also kllls,but the game fish population has believes the St. Johns can be saved, he been reduced because conditions are saysallowing plants to grow and block more favorable to shad and gar, fish the river Is not the answer, of little sport or economic value. Conditions on the St. Johns should These were the conclusions drawn improve when the new Iron Bridge by the state Game and Freshwater sewage treatment plant opens In Fish Commission after a study Seminole County, he said. released in February 1970. But rather A good portion of the nutrients in the than improving, conditions on the St. Johns comes from sewage plants river have worsened since then, says along the Little and Big one of thereport's authors, a biologist Econlockhatchee rivers, which feed battle with an assortment of agencies discharge waste which has undergone given the job of controlling the St. one secondary tr eatment. This ef- 9c - --- ii Abo than ) years. .' ..GAME I I I 1. . I 419 - I - ing ut River Came Decade Ago 2 Councilmen Oppose Ordinance Warn who has worked on the'river for more into the St. Johns south of Lake *oM$ONiLiU • - . Vergara said, however, the The presence of people and the development of land along the St. pr ogram is limited by the amount of Johns has tremendously increased the land along the river taxpayers are ng to pay for. amount of plan t nutr ien ts, mainly willi Although one of the worst sources of nitrates and phosphates, speeding the in. the St. Johns is from nutrients growth of all plant life, Marshes and meadows along the cattle' grazing along the river and creeks, Vergara said it would river, which once served to filter nearby runoff water by drawing off the be Impractical to mandate farmers keep animals far enough away from nutrients before they reached the river to allow marshlands to f ilter wa ter, have been developed for far. out the nutrients, ming and housing. In the case of one dairy along the Besides reducing the amount of ' - CHii DRINKS 1°! i2 partially Environmental Regulation to order water by filling it with treated sewage effluent and runoff settling ponds be built to treat runoff. But runoff from all other pastures from cattle pastures and city street& goes unchecked and uncheckable, he The river might have coped with the said. Increase in nutrients, M000Y says, out Moody said It would be proper and In the Interest of easier boating, the possible to move the cattle away from state has eradicated most of the waterways. floating plants which for at least 2QO He 'also stgeatetother steps which years filtered the water and Improved could be taken to improve water condi tions for the larger ll ti In the 1970 report, Moody explained conditions, Including insta a on of more sewer systems for homes near the gamefiab population did not begin the river. to drop until the 195k, the beginning of large-acale growth of the area Moody' also suggested bWIS on population and the beginning of ef- phosphate-based detergents, a move forts to kill off aquatic weeds. t in the country to Water hyacinths and other floating prevent th.r ground water plants Provide breeding grounds for pollution, small Cflt5Ci3 a nd other animals Hewarnedthatthe SlJohnslsrl&it which provide food for the larger fish at the critical stage In terms of Moody UY$. nutrient pollution, repeating the The plants also use up the nutrients, prediction he made In 1970 that the squeezjng out the fragile algae 13 Lake Jessup fish kill and the played a significant role In the recent recent Lemon Bluff kill, which fish destroyed abou t 10 million fish, could But the plants also cause problems become regular .occurrences,If for small boats on On river. For =4 something is not done soon. yoars the Game amId Freshwater r;• . CA - t ' ! "' • 4'F •. a 4 I - ke Utloll` / ty Tax estirf ces I'? Cl Fox said today he thought the issue had In other business, the council will hold The council will also consider adopting been rejected by the council since its first public hearing on the proposed on second reading office commercial Olvera's motion died for lack of a second. sanitary sewer study being done by the zoning for Lake Mary Boulevard from "I don't know how I'll react tonight," he city's consulting engineer, Paul Porter of Fourth to Ninth streets. Changes in the said. "Basically I've been against this Clark, Dietz and Associates. the Lake Mary City Council at least twice ordinance proposed by Bill Colbert, type of tax in the past. I thought we had previously, is back on the agenda for Porter is to present facts and figures attorney for property owners along the today's 7:30 phi, council meeting. the budget problems for this year solved, concerning the proposed sewer system to strip, will also be considered by the 1 don't know why this is back on the be built In the city. The sewer study is council. City Manager Phil Kutbes said today the item was placed on the agenda at the agenda." being financed with federal funds. The council will consider a requested request of Councilman Burt Perinchief. Councilman Francis Mark said: "I City Manager Phil Kulbes will thought this was a dead issue." It was change in zoning from a restrictive to a recommend the council change its The original sponsor of a utility tax ordinance Councilman Vic Olvera is Mark, who two weeks ago, explained how less restrictive commercial zoning for lakefront zoning ordinance to permit the budget for the current year was being the two-acre tract south of Lake Mary construction of apartments on lakefront expected to be absent from the meeting, Two weeks ago a motion by Olvera to adjusted to provide that no money would Boulevard on Lake Emma Road. property. Currently the ordinance By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Imposition of a utility tax, an action which appeared to have been rejected by . - - be taken front reserve accounts for An ordinance annexing IIk2 acres of requires a setback* for single family land along State Road 427 will be con- homes of 30 Feet from th e lake, according abeyance pending a special election operation. . The council agreed to.stop further sidered for passage on second and final to Kulbes. where the voters of Lake Mary would be adopt a 4 percent utility tax and hold it in asked to approve a property tax increase consideration of cutting the police force reading. The property is currently zoned after Mark found that by pro-rating the for agricultural use. died for lack of a second, Councilmen Gene McDonald and flay city's insurance premium and because of reimbursement From the sta te of funds Fox said they were oppose d to a utility expended for traffic signs, the budget for this year balances. tax anti said the motion as stated could be perceived by the pe ople as "blackmail." The changes in the ordinance, he is The owner ultimately plans to seek a suggesting, would require that apartcha nge in zoning on the property to mnents Lie at least 200 feet from the lake permit construction of single family and that that 200 feet be reserved for open' space or recreation purposes. homes at the rate of three to the acre. WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter left for a European summit to Soviet aggression, and not allow the helicopter to Andrews Air Force Base for Soviets to derive any permimanent benefits his flight to Rome aboard Air Force One. meeting with allied leaders today, From their invasion of it neutral nation." Carter spent the eve of his departure cautioning that the United States does not During the trip, Carter plans more winding up official business, and adwant a reckless confrontation or return than a dozen meetings with key leaders dressing a proEltA banquet where his to cold war with the Soviet Union. of the West and Japan and consultations rival for the Democratic presidential But he also warned before flying to with Pope John Paul II. nomination, Sen. Edward Kennedy, I)Rome on the first leg of a a four-nation, "But through all these interrelated Mass., also spoke. eight-day trip that Soviet aggression, issues and delicate shades of difference, After Italy, he will make state visits to such as the invasion of Afghanistan, must we will be g uided by this knowledge: The Yugoslavia to mmieet the new pos t-Tito era be checked. power of Free democratic natio ns who leaders and to Spain and Portugal where The industrial democracies are being welcome diversity, who do not erect he will salute moves toward democracy. tested," said Carter of the need For allied walls to imprison our own people, and lie will head back to Washington on June solidarity in the Venice economic and above all who exist to nurture individual 26. political summit this weekend with human beings, not enslave them the An aide said Carter was buoyed by the leaders of Europe and Japan. power of democracy and freedom will prospect of his first foreign travel since The president will also visit sha pe the future of the world," Carter last s u n ni er and was 'looking forward" Yugoslavia, Spain and Portugal during said. to another round of suniunitry. the trip. Carter, who has been in regular touch By his side will be new Secretary of "Let there be no misunderstanding with the Western leaders, will have a State Edmund Muskie, who will be about this anywhere in the world: We are chance For face-to-face sessions at the making his debut on the summit stage, not motivated by hostility, or by any Venice Economic Summit this weekend Carter will do most of his sightseeing in desire for reckless confrontation or a to air some of the issues that have Rome, where he will tour the Colosseum return to the Cold War," said Carter in divided them over the past few nkonths. and Forum. He also will meet with Pope remarks on the White House lawn. Following his farewell remarks shortly John Paul II, his guest at the White "But we must sustain world opposition after 7 am. EDT, Carter flew by House last September. - Ca rter Heads For Su mmit - - natural water purification, people river, the amount of pollution was . r La . have added tons of nutrients to the severe enough for the Department of . ' •'.aAi in the afternoon for allegedly punching another child. Photos of Foley taken by Seminole Medical Examiner G.V. Garay at Seminole Memorial Hospital show the youth's buttocks were severely bruised after school on May Is. the teacher at ter evidence indicated Foley As not hit by anone else nor was easily brulse# Earlier this year, Bernosky was unsuccessful in an attempt to bring criminal charges against Sanford Middle School Dean of Students Ronald Hunt for paddling a student. James Lett.au, 142C Henderson Lane, Sanford, needed emergency surgery last April when the paddling by Hunt apparently aggravated a minor birth defect, causing one of the youth's testicles to rotate. l.ettau and his mother say they are preparing to file suit against the school district to recover damages. Chief Assistant State Attorney Chris Ray said Hunt had no k nowledge of the birth defect and had no intention of harming the youth. Since that time, two other parents have filed corn- .J Dirty Sally Reunited With Fami ' lly BOSTON (UPI) For years, "Dirty Sally" begged for change and hung out with winos in New Orleans' Latin Quarter. An amnesiac,, she didn't remember her children or husband. cystic fibrosis and her son Frederick, 19, In an accident. At the urging of a Roman Catholic - , priest in New Orleans, the Rev. Mike Levy, she sought medical help. "1 stayed close to the nuns and priests, especially Father Mike. I was always in church." Wilson, who was contacted by Louisiana of ficia ls two years ago sa id the couple did not attempt the reunion until her doctors felt she was ready. This' week she was reunited with her Two-anda-haIf years In a Louisiana -husband, Frank, who waited eight years nursing home which Included proper for his wife despite police advice that herest, diet and medication - slowly On her return to Boston she learned her should "forget her -there are so many restored her memory, with the first flash son Craig was sufferi ng from cystic missing people." of remembrance being her Social fibrosis, the same seas die that killed her In a light moment despite their painful Security number. 9-year-old daughter. separation, her initial advice to That Led towtiatshe called "miracle" "Craig the same disease that killed husband upon returning home was that reunion this week with Frank and their my little girl Deborah," she said. "That's he go on a diet, "He was so fat I didn't two remaining children, Craig, 30, SlId what started it all; that's when I began to know him. He must have gained 4° Polly, 19, get sick," pounds," she said. But this (line she vows she will not be Then she told her story. "I feel wonderful, although after eight years it's kind of overwhelming," she overwhelmed. Evelyn Wilson, 53, became known to said of her reunion with her husband and New Orleans police as "Dirty Sally" children. "I've made up my mind that something dur ing her years of panhandling and could hapen to him and I'm ready," she wandering aimlessly in the South. "I sure do believe In miracles." said, "I wasn't ready for my daughter's She said tier memory began fading 'Of her lost yews, she remembers the death, we thought she was getting betafter she lost her daughter Deborah, 9, to priest who helped her and the nuns. ter." - ' . - - - . . - -----------'-- . , ... ., I) . , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 18, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 18, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 18, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald